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lUrmars).


Am incercat Sal trag mana
de pc gura ca sd pot tipa, crezind
ea ma aude cineva, dar n am
putut ca m lovit Gu pumnul in
fata 81 sub falca pana am ane-
tit".
''Cine tea lovit?'
/" 'D-soara Simpson, era imbra-
cata barbateste, 81 Billy a strigat
sa dea i'll mine pana ma linistese.
Eand mi-am VENT in fire era in
tuneric 81 automobildl alerga pc
un drum de tara. M stiu cat am
mers pan6 cand am ajuns intr 'un
oras, unde au cumparat gazdina
Era nospte, D-soara Simpson Sc
fmbrf lease III haine femeiesti si
fnaijte az ! intra in oras mia
81 a xex fac cea mai MIC
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dat lapte 81 pane sd mananc.
Mai suferit de foame?" m;
intreba mama, netezindu-mi bu
clele.
"Nu, dar n'aveam pofta dt
mancare. Cum ma inchideau il
camera acea' intunecoasa ince.
peam sa plang.''
Te-au batut vre-odataY
''Nu, Billy volt sd ma bata
de vre-o doua orr dar nu Ia lasat
,d-soara Simpson 81 femeia acea
batrana unde sedeam. D-soara
Simpson ii spunea Cd sunt baiatul
Ell dar nu sunt Gu minte 81 nu
vreau sd fnvat la scoala si de ala
ma adus tata acolo ca sd ma des.
bare de copii raj. Ma invatat sd
spun 81 eu ca nile mama ca altfel
va ii rau de mine ca Billy ma va
omori in batai 81 ca NO Sc alba
motiy in fata batranei Sd inter.
,vina in favoarea mea, 81 am as
cultat-o.
All stiut undeNte duce in noap-
tea acea cand team seapatis :
nm. Nu mia spus mimic. a
VENT d-soara Simpson 81 ma dcy-
tsptat din somn ei m's iaat. az
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c A U 7

Pc Mihail Bolfa din Maier, jud.
Bistrit ia -Nasaud. fost i'm Highland
Park pana acum 8 luni. ii rog
ami raspunde in timp de 10 zile,
contrar voiu publica ceva mai
mutt, atat aici eat 81 in alte ziare
din patrie.
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Pc cand, i'll ultimul timp sc
vorbea numai de acuzatia de ex.
crocheria Gu compensatia, cse la
iveala cealalta acuzatie falsifica.
rea unui bon de tezaur, de care
Banca Comerciala Italiana din
Milano Intreba la ministerul de
finante. A fost lupta grozav;i
intre judecatorul de instructie 81
prOcuror. Frau in dezacord Gu
privire la arestare. d. procuror
Vladescu a fost pentru arestarea
lui Schuller. Dupa ce d-sa a dat
rechizitoriul introductiv pentru
deschiderea actiunci publice, in
terogatOriul ce s'a luat lui Schul.
Ter durat opt ore. Contradictiile
ce au existat intre declaratia d-lui
ArgetOianu 81 aceea lui Schul-
ler, au determinat emiterea man
datulul de arestare. A trebuit ca,
in aceste opt ore de intrebari me-
stesugite, d. judecator integru, ca
re Toma Dobrescu, sd 81 faca de-
pima convingere sd Sc decida sa
dea mandat de arestare. Ceea ce
SOcOtim moi. ar fl fOst mai edifi-
Gator pentru judele instructor, ar
ii fost confruntarea lui Schuller
Gu d. Argetoianu. Din aceasta con-
fruntare ar fl putut vedea, psi
hologiceste vorbind, buna credin-
ia a celui pus sub acuzatie.
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mel o scrisoare in care sd roagd
$50 ierte 81 so, scape din inchi.
isoare, fagaduindu-i Cd nu-i va
procura in viitor nici 0 suparare,
Sc ruga sa alba mila de copii ei 81
imi scriea 81 mie sd ma rog de
mama so ierte.
Mama a intrebat pc dina Brown
ca ce crede despre scrisoarea tu-
sci 81 dina Brown la zis sa faca
cum va crede cal bine.
Advotatul mamei ia spus ca
daca mama Q iarta 81 depune eau
tune pentru ca, faptul sa pro-
[duca Q impresie buna in public.
19 Iulie 1908.
Fri am fost Gu tOtii Ia tribunal.
Mama retras ori &c pretentiuni
impotriva tnsei Ana 81 d-soarei
Simpson, zicand cd e satisfacuta
sufleteste Cd ma regasit, ca pu
vrea sd contribute Ia nenorocirea
altora 81 lasa Ia aprecierea justi-I
tiei, lar in caz cand justitia va
Vol 50 urmareasc4 pc vinoyati SCI
o'bliga 50 depuna garantia cerutz
pana la judecarea procesului.
s Jnratii camerei AZ punere sub
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ARESTAREA LUZ
ARON SCHUYLER
Confirmarea mandatului.

Dupa un interogatoriu ce a du.
rat alaltaeri noapte pana la II
jun. d. judecator de instrlctie
Toma Dobrescu. tinand seama dc
deschiderea actiunei publice, ia
cuta Gle d. procuror |. Vladescu,
a ennis mandat de arestare impo-
trivia lui Aron Schuller, calificand
faptele ce Use imputa escrocherie
81 falls. Cart. 334 81 III al. 2 81 3
din codul penal).
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want la avut apoi d. avocat Paul
Iliescu.
Tribunalul dupa o deliberare
de 20 minute, confirmat man
datul de arestare ennis impotriva
lui Schuller. Ell declarat ime-
dat APPEL la camera de punere sub
acuzare, care il va judeca Vineri
10 Martie.
(Din ''Dacia"
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patriot. Intretine spitale, orfani,
vaduve. Dupa razboi: criza in Wis
terra Statului. La un moment dat,
ID. c. Argetoianu, ministru de fl
nante de pc atunci, incunoStiin-
teaza pc d. prim- -ministru, gen.
Averescu, Cd exista un ON price
Tput in materie de afaceri. I-se dau
deplinc puteri atunci sd lombar-
deze la Londra 81 de bonuri de
tezaur pentru procura bani. M
reuSeStc. Insa Sc duce in Italia,
unde inchee Gu societatea parti-
culara 'Granaria'' un contract
de 5000 vagoane porumb Gu ga
rantia 5 bonuri de tezaur. ID.
ArgetOianu refuzat sd ratifice
contractul incheiat de Schuler 81
il someaza sd restitue bonurile de
tezaur. Oar acest contract, in
cheiat de el, personal, in numele
lui, insa garantat Gu bonuri de
tezaur de-ale Statului Roman. Ii
trebuia 81 un permis, care, scutit
de toate taxele legale vamale, sal
aduca avantagii banesti impor-
tante. Mistifica pc cei in drept,
tafirmand in cererea de liberarea
permisului ca va aduce i'm COM
pensatie 5000 tuburi sondaj, pen
tru industria petrolifera. Din a.
ceasta obligatiune. Schuller nu-si
lndeplineste de eat o parte: da
Statului $50 tone tuburi, dar cu
multi mai tarziu, cand valoarea
acestOr tuburi scazut enorm.
Deci culpa aceasta: pc baza ga
lrantiei Statului in benuri de te-
zaur, incheiat, contractul perso,
nal Gu societate particulara 81
al doilea: amagirca Statului ca
va aduce 5000 tuburi sondai 81 N "a
adus decat $50 tuburi 81 cu multi
mai tarziu, cand pretul scazuse.
Stunt deci indicii grave de culpa-
bilitate GU privire la acest cap de
acuzare. AL doilca cap de acuzare:
falSlficarea bonului de tezaur.
Banca comerciala din Milano a
comunlcat ministerului de finante
ca exista un bon de tezaur falsi-
ficat. Piesa poate exista va trebui
sa facem cercetari. o alta conside.
ratlune, pentru care cerem tribu-
nalului confirmarea mandatului
de arcstare: sunt persoane earl
vor trebui ascultate. Il persona
lltate, care jucat un rol impor
Atant la ministerul de industrie 81
care va trebui cercetat. Contrac-
tul Gu aceste persoane, daca Schul
Ter ar Fl liber, ar dauna instructia.
Ger cOnfirmarea mandatului.
In apararea lui Schuller au
vorbit d-nii |. Petrovici, Valeria- |
nu care au spus ca e vorba de un
process polite: intre guvernul par
tldului liberal 81 eel plecat: al ge-
neralului Averescu 81 tapul ispa- !.
sltor Schuller.' A mai spus ca
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Rechizitorul d-lui procuror
]. Vladescu.

S,a dus campanie de presa in
;afacerea Schuller 81 s'a dezbatut
furtunos in Parliament. Am fost
acuzati 81 moi, magistrate ca la
Parchet ar fl facut O vizita in,
susl seful suprem al justitiei: dl
mlnlstru actual. Nascociri.
Cine e Schuller9
lnainte de razboi: un ON mo-
dest, care-si castiga painea din
greu. In timpul razboiului. nm
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parchetul G la Ordinul ministeru.
llri de justitie 81 ca avocatii libe-
rail- nu sunt alaturi. D-nii M. Fe-
rekide 81 c. Disescu au declarat
ca daca ar pleda ar Fl dat afara
din partid.
Dupa alegeri, Schuller va fl
liber.
La cuvantul in replica d. pro-
curor |. Vladescu 81 ultimul Gu
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E TnfPUL GREU!

Isl acest timp il simte fiecare,
dar mai Gu seama cOmerciantul
Roman de langa d-ta Ell va roaga
sa veniti la 81 in pravalie 81 Sd nu
mergeti la streini.
!. Cumpara cele ce-ti lipsesc, =
de la ell 81 ajuta-l in timpul greu
ca 81 ell te va ajuta. Astazi de
straini esti satul destul! De ce
treci pc langa aproapele tau
Roman.
TIE rog vina daca esti aproape
81 la pravalia lui Capra in care sa
afla tot felul de faina, carne, beu-
turf 81 tabac de tot felul, ca pre-
turtle cele mai reduse.
Incearca 81 te CONVINCE de Gro,
ceria 81 Buceria lui
GREGORI CAPRA
1852 Dawson Ave. E.
Detroit, Mich.
e67-72). (Adv.)
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mana 81 ma dus JOS unde astepts
IBilly 81 am plecat. Cand am ajuns
in rachite s'a desbracat de haine.
lie femeiesti 81 s'a imbracat ca
barbat, asa cum al vazut-o 81
matale. Mia spns ca orr ce-asi
vedea sd nu tip, ca ma impusca.
Cam ce distanta este de la
casa unde al fost fnchis 81 pana
Ia drum unde ne-am intalnitf"
'Poate sd fie vre-o doua mile"
AT VENT pc .,josf"
''Da, automobilul Gu care um-
blau l'au lasat IA batrana pc
farma.ss
"rNoteaza bines tot &c mizai zis
ca. sa til minte Ia judecata," zise
mama, 81 ma TRIMS sal spun
d-nei Brown 81 puie masa, ca vine
81 ,ea indata.
13 Islie, 1908.
Fri dimineaA ! telefonat seful
.politiei ca Billy ! laurit 81 q in
trebat pc mama deea yre-a sal.
|plateasca cheltui5l n inmorman-'
,tarii. Mama q ik1pans cd pla-
lteste ori &c chel6aiaM d Va In
safsina pe 9. nu :! I insr riieas-I
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CA y I

Pc fratelc meu Lazar Breban
din comma Hudoni, judetul III
misoara QBanat). Romania.
Voiesc sti de dansul fiindca
de dol ami 81 jumatate nu stu de
ell mimic. Rog pc acei buni cres-
tint earl stu de el sau adresa lui
sau singur el personal. Va rugam
frumos ne trimite la aceasta
adresa. Sora lui
ANA PEPA, nascuta BREBAN
500 Russell Street, No Box 40
Detroit, Mich.
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ca de inmormantarea lui

ca de inmormantarea lui.
Ziarele sunt pline cu felurite
povesti 81 svonuri despre libera-
rea mea din captvitate, ranirea
lui Billy 81 moartea lui. Procure
rul asigurat pc mama Cd nici
Impotriva ei 81 nici a detectivului
Burns nu va Fl vre-o urmarire
Judiciara pentru moartea lui
Billy, dar totusi chestia va tre-
bui adusa in fata justitiei. Ora
Simpson marturisind ca tusa Ana
a ajutat la fapirea mea in schim-
Ibul unei sumo de $4,000 dolari
pc care trebuea sal dea dupa ce
vor capata banii de la mama, pro-
curorul dat mandat de arestare
81 eri au arestat-o 81 pc ca, 81 ma
gasit pc limeni cine sd depuie o
cautinne de 5000 dolari ca 50 fie
liberata.
Is inlie 1908.
Fri l'au inmormantat pc Billy,
de "a spital. Mama ma volt 81
la inmormantare. Din toti
cunosclitii 81 rudeae lui nici unuI,
nu Sc dus. Toti s'au lepadat de II.
4 quss Ana = TRIMS assasx ma.|
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Ocala Ten Years Ago
Evening Star November 8, 1912

Evening Star November 3, 1922
Another pretty little daughter is
being welcomed at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Jerry Burnett
Mr.. Emmett Robinson has sold the
Ideal theater to Messrs. c. E. Adams
and J. R. Haney of Burbank.
Mr.. T. |. Arnold has returned from
trip to Georgia and South Carolina
He was called to Macon by the serious
illness of his father, who is now re-
covering. Mr.. Arnold left Mrs. Arm
old in Asheville, N. c., where she will
be for some weeks.
All the friends of Mr.. and Mrs
James Brown sympathize with them
in the loss of their bright little daugh-
ter, Grace, who died Friday after
noon.
Mr.. Will Jeffcoat was able to return
to his home yesterday. The Star
deeply regrets to learn that the sight
of one of his eyes is entirely destroy
ed. He is bearing up nobly under his
most unfortunate injuries.
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BURBANK

Burbank, Nov. Mrs. E. Pearl
Thomas of Collingswood, N. j., is Wis
iting Mrs. V. H. Turner and other
friends here.
Mrs. Eva L. Hitchcock has return
ed from Miami, where she has been
visiting her sons for several weeks.
Mr.. Hugh MacManus of Oak, spent
the weekend at his home here.
Miss Ola Waterman, who is attend
ing school at Anthony, spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Priest.
Mrs. V. H. Turner and Mrs. H. I.
Turner were hostesses on Saturday
evening, entertaining at a Halloween
dance in honor of the formers guest,
Mrs. E. Pearl Thomas. A large crowd
attended and enjoyed dancing until a
late hour, when a salad course was
served.
Messrs. H. E. Abbott and Fl. I. Tur-
ner were business callers in Ocala
Saturday.
Mrs. John w. Holman and little
daughter, Mozelle Louise of Anthony,
spent the weekend with Mrs. Hol-
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K.
Priest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sliger and son of
Bowen, ILL.,, have come to Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. D. L. Graham's for the winter and
are contemplating making Florida
their home. Mrs. Sliger is Mrs. Ora
hams sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bowen OF
Newport, R. L., arrived in Burbank
Tuesday and will make this their
home.
Mrs. Arthur Gnann spent last week
with her brother and wife, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Bailey Waldron.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gnann left the
first of the week for their home al
MILFORD.
Mr.. and Mrs M. A. Waldron, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Gnann and Mr.. and Mrs
A G. Geiger and sons spent thi.
weekend with their mother at Bay
Lake.
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bit the dust in approved fashion and,
while touring through Bismarck, N. D.,
recently, Hanford MacNider, national
commander of the American Legion.
had the pleasure of meeting the gen
tleman who caused the Bulls down
fall. 1t was none other than old Chief
Red Tomahawk, Sioux warrior, who
some years ago captured Sitting Bulls
pelt, and who came from the reserva-
ton to greet the big chief Of the white
tribe. With Red Tomahawk came q
number Of the younger Sioux braves
who fought In France with the A. e.
F. and gave the Germans the surprise
of their lives.
While in North Dakota Mr.. Mac
Nider smoked a peace pipe with the
Sioux chief and received congratula-
tons of the chief of the first Ameri-
cans for the organization which Is en-
deavoring to keep America for the
present Americans.
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MOSS BLUFF

Moss Bluff, Nov. misses Vernice
and jamie Martin entertained quite q
number of their friends Saturday
evening at birthday party, honor
ing their brother, Mr.. Lawton Mar
tin, the occasion being the celebration
Of his eighteenth birthday annivers-
ary. The rooms of the residence
were decorated in pink and white, the
color scheme being carried out with
cut flowers and streamers of crepe
paper. Games were placed and at the
conclusion q drawing contest took
place. Each one had to draw a pic
ture OF some one. The best drawing
was made by Miss Elsie Davis, who
was presented with an attractive re-
ward. Archie Fort received the
BOBBY. The crowd was then invited
into the dining room, where fruit
punch and cake were served. The din
ing table was laid with a cloth and
conferred with a beautiful birthday
cake, which was cut, Mr.. earn get
ting the ring, and Clarence White the
dime. At a late hour the crowd left,
after expressing themselves as hav-
ing spent most enjoyable evening.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. W.
c. White, Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Mar
tin and baby, Misses Lille Sue Clay
ton, Mabel Squires, Helen Squires,
Doris Squires, Elsie Davis, Martha
Fort, Annie Mcknight, Vera Higgin-
botham, Velma Mckinney, Messrs.
Carl Mcknight, Ray Mcknight, Ed
ward Brooks, Stuart Hall, Charles
Mock, Sidney Fort, Archie Fort, John
Morrison, Chane Martin, Alvin
Squires, Pete Holly and Mr.. earn.
The fifth Sunday meeting which
was held here at the Christian church
Sunday proved to be quite a success
People were present from Ocala
Leesburg, Eustis, Oxford, Oklawaha
ard other places. Dinner was served
about one o'clock, and if any one went
home hungry it was their fault, as
there was bountiful dinner spread
Services will continue through the
week until Friday night, when thu
meeting will close.
Mr.. Busbee Cochran is up agar
after an attack of dengue fever.
Miss Lille Sue Clayton spent tn,
weekend with Miss Martha Fort.
Miss Mabel Squires is on the sicl
list.
Mr.. Dan Fort, Misses Lille Su,
Clayton and Martha Fort spent Sat
urday afternoon in Weirsdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes of Pennsylva
MIA arrived Tuesday and are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. White.
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IL they hesitate. a number Of Iowa
men might have a word to say that
would prompt them
It happened that the American Le-
gion of Burlington, Ia, having a high
carnival and desiring a queen, chose
one. The girl selected for her out
standing beauty, wit, and spirit was
Miss Ruth Metcalf, who later dis
played tact. Miss Metcaf being duly
and fittfngiy crowned queen. now
would choose one Of the ex-soldiers
as king, 1t was announced, whereat
some hundreds of assorted male beau
ties struck attitudes Of attention. Al
ter looking closely over the assembled
Legionnaires, Miss Metcalf calmly
picked out her own brother and
crowned him king. Whereupon the
issue was settled with nice diplomacy
and the big carnival parade got un'
der way.
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OCALA TWENTY YEARS AGO
Evening Star November 3, 1902

Evening Star November 3, 1902
The Ocala freight depots have not
contained as many goods before in
ten years as they have this fall. AL
though the merchants are hauling ev-
cry day they are so full that the en-
ployes can hardly get around in
them.
The Dunnellon Phosphate Company
has finished loading its third ship
with phosphate at Port Inglis.
The old cemetery is in woeful
state of disrepair. Weeds are grow
ing promiscuously. The fence is in
bad shape and so many pickets are
off that the goats and hogs and even
cows go in and out at will. Can
nothing be done? Where is the ceme-
terry committee? asking the same
questions today.
Mrs. F. E. Wetherbee and little
daughter went to Crystal River yes
terday to visit Mr.. Wetherbee, who is
manager there for the Continental
Manufacturing Company.
Rev. and Mrs. R. H. Morris left to-
day for GAINESVILLE, Ga, where the
former has accepted the pastorate of
the Presbyterian church of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris has many warm
friends in this city who will miss
them.
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Mrs. Clarence Camp was hostess
this afternoon at the meeting of the
married ladies card club. This
was the first meeting of the season
and proved unusually pleasant. All
the members were present except one.
After very enjoyable game of auc-
ton, the tea cloths were laid and the
hostess served refreshments. Mrs.
Camp presented each of the members
with a pretty gift that she had OBJ
tanned on her recent trip abroad.
Those playing were Mrs. F. II. Logan,
Mrs. N. Hickman, Mrs. L. R. Chazal,
Mrs. F. T. Schneider, Mrs. Geo. K.
Robinson, Miss Abbie Munroe, Miss
Minnie Gamsby and the hostess.
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"AnOther NASH" 6tf

Circle B of the Baptist church will
meet Monday afternoon at O'Clock
at the home of Mrs Lanier Robert
son on Washington street. This So
ciety has not held any meetings dur
ing the summer months and it is
hoped that there will be large at
tendance as there are important bus
mess matters to transact. Mrs. Rob-
ertson is the new chairman and at
this meeting the other officers will be
elected.
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Physical Deterioration.

physical examinations Of regular
army officers show the most clear
cut evidence of physical deteriors ton
which is due to strain incident to
the World war;" the army medical
department reports. That investiga-
ton may bring to light a scientific
explanation of some part Of the rest
lessness among former soldiers which
can be laid to their having undergone
a severe nervous strain.
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Alaska Has the Wealth.

Alaska could not only pay for ad-
justed compensation, IL IL were rightly
developed, but the whole war debt
besides, according to Albert B. Fall,
secretary Of the interior. What 10
believed to be the greatest oil field in
the world Is in the Arctic near the
Aleutian islands A tremendous coal
belt In Alaska is undeveloped, and the
greatest copper mine In the world AZ
well
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-11-03
CHIROPRACTIC

All that is good in this line Of re-
storing the afflicted to health and
harmony of body can now be had by
Florida's oldest and most reliable
Chiropractor, who has again return
ed to Ocala. DR.. Kiplinger, Ocala
House. 2-3t
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The ladies of the Marion County
Hospital Auxiliary will serve lunches
at the fair grounds during the fair.
Any one wishing to help in any way
will please notify Mrs. ]. w. Dumas,
who abs charge of this work.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-11-03
Isoion Asks for New Law.

"Oh-o-o say can you see-eT The
band-organ man ground out the nat
ional anthem and the monkey danced
and sQuinted his sharp eyes. Then
the hand-organ man passed the hat.
But I'm New York state he win have
to change big tune. II the American
Legion gets its bfll through the legis-
lature prohibiting the playing of the
Star Spangled Banner" for the pur-
pose of collecting money.
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The American Legion Auxiliary has
made arrangements to have the rooms
of the legion at the armory repapered
and the wood work done over. New
curtains will also be put up. The
work will begin today.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Scofield of In
verness, Mrs. r. L. Hopkins of Or
ange Lake, Mrs. Frank Haviland of
Belleview and Mrs. Charles Mathews
of Gambler were business visitors in
the city Thursday.
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days old, and the
present genera
don OF fair ones
are not so bad at
Ii, the world
knows. Even the
distinguished for
eign diplomats
who wear red
stripes across
their boiled shirts
at formal dinners
will give the palm
to a sweet Iowa
girl, however, and
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-11-03

Mrs. R. G. Blake is looking forward
to visit from her daughter, Mrs. C.
w. Efinger, of West Palm Beach,
sometime this month, probably over
fair week. Mrs. Effinger will be &C
companied by three young lady
friends.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-11-03

Short skirts, short sleeves, low
necks and high heels in feminine ap-
parel have caused several Swiss in
surance companys. which insure a.
gainst illness, to raise their premiums
Is per cent for women.
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NOTICE

l have cut the price of strand wood
rs cents on the cord, as am COM
PEELED to get it off the land. Four
foot wood $3.50 per cord. Phone Att.
e. Gibbons, N. Osceola st. 16-H
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MONDAY is Sellers Kitchen Cabi-
net day at B. GOLDMAN'S. 81 puts
it in your kitchen. Balance on easy
terms. 2-3t
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ssAnOther Nash" 6ff

Albert's Plant Food is the thing for
making your flower garden and pot
plants bloom. 1t is odorless and is
sold in 25c. and 10c. packages and 50
sacks. At the Court Pharmacy. tt
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-11-03

By the payment of 81 down and
easy weekly terms we will keep your
Sellers Kitchen Cabinet until Christ
mas. B. GOLDMAN. 2-3t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-11-03

Cranberries, Malaga grapes, picked
pigs feet, mackerel, salt mullet, tripe,
homeless Goldfish just in at the u
SERVE STORES. Phones 614-195. at
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dust so frequent
ly have become
lost to the world.
But the exploits
Of old Sitting
Bull may well be
remembered, even
today, when the
marble = shooting
en- Grafton ID
reading deep vel
unes that puzzle
exasperated pa
rents.
: Sitting RuIl Alko