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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-01
NEWS EVENTS OF
WEEK AT PRESTON
Many Items from County
Site of Webster
Especial to Times Recorder.)

Preston, Ga, July 31.-Much inter
est is being manifested in the series
of meetings being held at the Baptist
church this week by the regular pa;
tor, Rev. c. J. White, assisted in the
singing by Mr. Souls.
Mr.. White is very forceful speaker
and his sermons have been most inte.-
esting and inspiring.
Mr.. and Mrs Jones, of Atlanta, who
have been visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. King Stillman quite
pleasantly for some time, have return
ed home.
Mrs. S. c. Jenkins, who has been Wis
iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. w.
E. Jenkins has returned to her home
III
Mrs. ]. F. Souter, Misses Leverne
and Mary Souter, and Master Hoyl,
are spending fortnight with Mrs.
Souter's brother, Mr.. Martin Brooks,
at Ideal.
Mrs w. E. Jenkins had as her guests
last Friday, Mrs. S. c. Jenkins, Mrs.
Emma King, Mrs. T. ]. WEIGH and Mrs.
Robert King.
Miss Florence Stapleton spent the
weekend most delightfully."- with her
friend, Miss Agnes Thomas, at Plains.
Mrs. J. L. Horn has had as her
guest this week Mrs. Dixie Morton,
who leaves Wednesday for visit to
relatives near Lumpkin.
] Mr.. and Mrs. B. West are spending
this week pleasantly the guests OF
Mrs j. W. Montgomery.
Mrs. Willis Hogg, of Ellaville, is
spending a few days this week in town
| en- business.
Miss Callie Aston, of Richland, waa
the guest of Mrs. J. F. Lunsford one
day last week.
Mrs. Orion Maddox left last weeh
for her home in Athens, having moved
there recently from Savannah.
Messrs. W. E. Jenkins and Willis
Hogg visited Americas Monday and
Weston Wednesday on business.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-01
18TH DISTRICT
Especial to Times-Recorder.)

kCpCCldA " ,
2Sth District, July 30.-Mrs. S. II
Clements and children and daughter
Mrs. ]. D. Lane, were the guests Of
Mrs. Mollis Murray Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. C. Veal and daughter, Bes.
Fie, are spending few days in Doth
an, Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ Parker had a.
their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. r
P. Parker and daughter, Eddie Lou.
Mrs. B. ]. Lane is the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. J. D. Lane.
Miss Monte Parker had as hel
guests Sunday, Misses Deanie and
Oracle May Griffin.
Mr.. N. NJ Veal is at home again tc
remain some time.
Mr.. Elton Parked and Miss Deanit
Griffin attended preaching at Pleas
ant Grove Thursday night.
Messrs. Clyde Griffin and Johnnie
Clements went over to Byromvillt
Sunday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-01
LESLIE
Especial to Times-Recorder.)

| Especial to Times-Recorder.)
Leslie, Ga, JulyfSo-Miss Annie
Glare Ranew entertained Friday even
ing in honor of her guest, Miss Gladys
Rogers, of Sparks, Ga.
Mrs. Fannie Culver, Of Cordele, has
been visiting in Leslie the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Bolton, of Caceta
Ala. and Mr. and Mrs. Bowl Johnson
of Leesburg, spent a short while with
Mrs. A. T. Johnson Sunday.
Mr.. James Minter, of Macon, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Malone.
Mrs. W. NJ. Laramore spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. B. A. Rhodes, in
Smithville.
Miss Ruth Malone is among tie
visitors from here at Myrtle Springs
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Ranew and Mr.
and Mrs. J. R. Pitcher went to Ella
vile Sunday.
Mrs. A. T. Johnson returned Satur-
day from a visit to relatives at Hun
tington.
Mrs. G. V. Harris and daughter.
Missouri, of Warwick, returned 20
their home Tuesday, after visit of
several days to Mrs. Harris son, DR.
L. NJ. Hawkins.
Miss Ruth Walker was the weekend
guest of Miss Stella Wade.
MS. Frank Wilson and family are
cper0rg some time at Myrtle Sprin rs
this week.
Mrs. Albert Long, of Atlanta, made
a visit to her sister, Mrs. W. NJ. Lara
more, Sunday evening and left fri
Smithville Monday morning
Mr.. Tinsley Anderson is expected
to return this week from a visit to his
parents at Ochlochnee, where he has
been spending his vacation.
Judge R. L. Maynard, of Americas.
was in Leslie Tuesday morning on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. y. Robinson are
moving this week to Mr.. Roy R7F-
inson's place, who lives in the An.
thony settlement
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Jones. Mrs
Fannie Culver, OF Cordele, Mrs. T.
Wade and Mary Carter left Wednes
day to spend 10 days at Myrtle.
Miss Maggie Pitcher visited friend.
near Huntington last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Clifton yer,
among the visitors here Saturday.
i Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Cock and chill
dren have gone to their country home
near Flint river to spend two or tire,
weeks fishing and enjoying themselve.
/ generally.
Miss Gladys Rogers, the attractive
guest of Miss Annie Clare Ranew. re
turned to her home at Sparks Wed
nesday.
The crowd that went to Simmons
mill pond on a picnic Tuesday all re-
port a very delightful time.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-01
SeabOdrd Air Line
The Progressive Railway Of The South

vile, Helena and Intermediate points
500 pm
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-01

Did you know that it is no worse
for a woman to talk with her mouth
full of hairpins than it is for man 10
talk with his mouth full of tobacco?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-01
To Prevent Blood Poisoning

apply at once the wonderful old reliable DR.
PoRTER'S ANTISEPTIC HEALING OIL sur
gical dressing that relieves pain aud heals at
the same time. Not liniment. 2Sc. soc. 81 90.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-01

We hate to hear a man eat soup with
the muffier cut out.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-01

Gus-The idea of his saying that !
had more money than brains! Quite
ridiculous!
Jack-That so?
Gus-Of course. Why, l haven't got
a cent.
Observation-Disclosures Ledger.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-01

For further information apply to H.
P. Everett, Local Agent, Americas,
Ca; C. W. Small, Div. Pass Agt..
Savannah, Ca; C. B. Ryan, G. P. A.,
Portsmouth. Va
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-01

Another Union Central
Triumph
Policy 41S47O, ordinary
life $4,000.
Age IS, issued 1912, prem
ium $583.7O.
Dividend 1913$125.10,net
cost $45S.60.
This policy is owned by
a we'll known farmer in
this section, name furnished
upon request.
Save money on your in
surance by buying Union
Central policies from
Union Central Life InS. Co.,
Lee N. HdnSfOrd, General Agent
Room IS, Planters Bank Bldg.
G. he Great Annual Dividend Payer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-25

Die 8eamteu Der @iienbabnge'
ieai6aft baben Den Sberiff iopie Den
Itdotiiden @arfbaI erindt, ailf meb-
rere 9nabeu ar fabnben, ole ii9 elm
@ergniigen barnis madden, pom
Gourtbo1is48luf aiif boriibergebenbe
3iige Steitre berob su perfen. Seb.
tie ISOLDE mairbe bon ben il1tgelt
Soiteenidtsen elm iftperer Stein
berab9epont oils elm 5radt5iig bor-
iiberfitbr, Der itnmitteIbar rteben Dem
oitf Dos Odd bes Srodtpa-
gems fbIlIg atitb nidt MIR 6os 9od
oiirdidlrg ionoern mit Dos 2eben
6es 8abnbeoienfteten gefabroete.
Die biciisen 8eamten tper6en Elm
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-25
Nir granb., Srahnnoen. g8nn.

Sir granb-, Sriibnnsen, 8nn-
Den lit @udIens arnica Satbe oie
iiderite itno idneIlite SELLING, aud
fir @eidmiire, Sartfranfbeiten nmS
gttsiinbung. aurirte in bier Go
gen 8. s. SaiItrt Sre6eu. Eeras,
tpelder 10 an einem ,punoen SUB
fit, Dab er nidt seben fonnte. Sol.
tie in feitpem So,iie febIen. @lr
25c. 3u baben in allen slpotbefen.-
slns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-25

8enbet atd) on @ictor q. Gil.
Der tpeaeat 5orlnbo @eriid)enug.
-@alter 8iaaptid uno @attin,
BON @aibington, iparet ilber lettell
Samstag iupb Sonntog bier 5lt @a+
ite BEL @eripmtoten lrto Srelupoen.
-&obert @iI6man, bon ct.
'2ouis, befano iid mebrere Gage Die
ier ISOLDE bier altF 9eild BEL ieiirem
Sdppiegerpater, @irit, q. Sreunb.
@eldaftslellte, ba6t ibr GENT.
senb Sellerperitderiing mlf eltrem
@aarenporratb2 geriidert b%enlel.
ben gegen gerluit BEL 9. q. Silber.
-6rnlt S. Il. Gutter, bon @eas~
bile, Mo, befittbet iid bier altf Be-
iit6 BEL @ertpnnoten uto meilt at
@alt bei Gbrift. Sdlenoer llpb @atS
tim.
-sllbert Girne urtb @attir, bon
Iorrtioq, tparelt am Morttag oieier
ISOLDE bier auf 9eiud bel ibrer
GodJter, Srau 8. S6lpeigballier ltro
Samilie.
-syulius @raf 1utb Satin befalls
ben Ii9 am pergongenen Sonntag
in &binelono altf 9eiltd) bel ibrem
ISo9n, Or. S. S, @raf utb beiien
SanriIie.
-Soiepb Sobertbier. bon Gaie,
madte am lebten 0ienstag eitien
@ei6aftsabfteder nod Ser1nmn uiro
~itattete alI6 lutS einett t%reiuroliden
8eill6 nb.
-6rait 8bil. &ubn begob iib
porige 8ode naf SopIin, Mo. gum
9eil1 ibrer Sdppeiter ltilb nod Ga.
lima, aonias Inn ibrem Sobn, Geo.
&ubn, einen Iaatgeren 8eiud ab5lt-
ltatten.
Clos. Bot, &eoaftelir 1irpb
Serausgeber oes SeoaIia Sollrlals,
Itottete ms aalt lestep 6reitag ei1lelr
foaegialiidjen 9eiud ab. Serr got
befarpo iid) ollf Der @eiie mod ct.
2oltis.
Dos @aiolinboot S. 9oblfen,
fpeld}es iib ieit Iebtem Ser65t auf
benz 9od befanb, ipilroe IN Der pori.
ger ISOLDE tpieoer bonn Stnpel &C.
%Iaiien. Die 8oote BON Geo. Silent,
Geo. Strlttntoiin, Sbeo. @rnf, Senrp
O6sner, Soeri6 II. 8afi6ies uio
Beter 9annlier befihben lid) oiid
rpieber inn @aiier 1taib nun form es
oaber nit ben Siidfobrten tpieOer
losgeben.
SIR ct, 2ouis murben anl iet-
ten Montog @ebbaro @aiia SoMt
utiercs Mitbiipgers, Serrn GonraS
@nts, uapo SRI. Walnina Gielmonli,
80. -
Gofter oes Scrrn 2oiriS s. &iI-
mann, ebenialls BON bier, inn gitluoe
Der Che nereiniet. Den Ieuper.
mablter, Die ibr Seim in ct. 2ouis
altFid)lo9en tperoen, 100 Serr @aiiS
i'm &cft'9 epartemeiit ollgeltellt lit,
fpiiniden mir Slid uno sesen 5irnr
8llloe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-25

S4O60oQo
-Sermo1,n Soppe, BON Morrlion.
beTonS iid, am Mortag oeeler @ode
bier IN @eiddfter.
-aeaeImabige 8eriammlanle Der
Sparfaiie, ionic monatllde erradp-
lung morgen abetpo.
-@m. Ss,ett upS 81. 6. Soeot-
mann, BON 8asconooe, Darert ON
Iesten 9ienstug bier i'll @erd'afteit.
. geriid,ert euer Gigentbnm segefI
He,,er- ODER Gtilrmidaoen bel Vs..
81. Silber.
-8m alerf, BON Ct. Sonls, be-
fono iidy un lebten Sonntag bier
utf fir5en 9eiu6 bel ieilteil sr1'-
bern uro Sdppeitern.
-6rm &errp 8llblmara, BON
ct. 2ollis, 6eiin0et iid lett portger
ISOLDE bier aiit 8eiird bel 5pait
gDm @enSer upo @atttn.
-@olter 81. 9oa reiite an Der.
1ar,aenen Sonntog mieber nod Se'
Snlio I'm ~ietrpe1r Gutrs inu Central
Guinness College 5lt poilenoen.
geridiebt es nift lanser benrt
id,on morgeit mag es 6u lpat leln,
ionbern periid)ert Jest ellre Saiis-
einridhlng BEL g. q. Silber.
Geo. 9oa if. unb @attin limo
bod, erfreut fiber Die slnfinft etttes
5trammen flei1re,r Sunger, fuelt3er
am letten Sreitae iein grffetnett
ntafte.
81. S. StoGlmatrn ulh @attiit
rei5ten oln lesten Somtog, aitf Se'
JUDI, taf ct. 2ouis. Serr Stobl'
nlailn febrte ON Montag fpteoer BON
BORT 3lriid.
SRI. glarde @ruf, tpelf,e meb'
rere Gage Der porigeir ISOLDE auf
8ei,pd, BEL @erpmpoten in ct. 2oltis
aclpeien mar, febrte am lesten gtoit'
tog BON BORT auriid.
-Sarrp &roettlp, Oscar Soil
utat,n lipo 6ranf Soffmnrn begabet
iib ON pergaRgenen 8reitag nod
ct. 2oitis uro febrten in Der Sorit-
too &adt pieoer 5uriid.
-Sus SaI5ntonn reiite am per'
galrgenen Samstos nod Sutton SEC
Inn leiner @attin einen 9eiu6 ab5lt'
itntter, pelde ii6 bort ols 8atietttn
inn StaatSboipitnl beiin0et.
-Mit 8eonuertu erfabret mir,
6aB grIGonmtDridyter @an. Soeot-
mann, boap 8otsOom bltrd idnDere
4pmnfbeit ans 9ett geielielt lit mo
miinid)et mir fbm BON Ser5en baloi.
&c 9elierrng.
Ole Miiiouri 9acific 9abr bat
tpieber cine Ien0erlthg IN ibrer
3eittabelle semodJt, melbe itnS ieood
nltr IN ioferr beriibrt, Dab Der 3rg
Scr. 2 rift bier arbdIt, ion6ern ON
0eiien Stelle Der 3ug Scr. g., nm 3
ltbr 10 Minliten 9adymitta9s, bier
utrbolten miro. &aut 3eittabelle ON
onoeper SteIe oieies 8Iattes.
&c. 6. &obpn, SHfsfaiiirer Der
!Sernraint Sapirgs 8attf, mar seilo-
t6igt iid) elmer Operation an eifiem
ieiner 6dibe 5ii nilter5iebet, rpelder
infclge BON Rbeimtatismls perfriip-
pelt mar limo linn piele Sfmer5en
beruriabte. Die Operation tuupOe
nrt porigefl Wiittuo6 BON ben 0of.
loren &affner. @nifofi iiro aufber
Seioe eriolgreid oiirf9efiibrt uri6
boporsiidtlif miro Serr &obpn balo
fpieOer anf iein rato feinen @eiddf-
ten f~odlgeber foinert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-25

einige Soge beieitigt.
Geo. Mit.efloorf, bon @eleetfa
SfIa., befanb iif am Iittmod gun
9elitdl pott aIten 8efamten uni
e5eniaIlS in @eidaften bier.
-Srau Sbeo. 8raf reite anl
Mittpo9 nod Sefferion Gitp 5l Ell
mem mebrt6gisen @eiis6 ibrer bort
pobnbaften Sodter. Sram S. 5reo.
Sdott.
-@alter Stoameger, bon Srer.
eridsburg. befarb iid iiber BEN per'
mnsenet Samstog int6 Sonntag
bier, auf 8eilsd BEL 5ris 9apg unb
@attin. fofuie ieiner Sdppeiter, SRI.
SSilLia, tpelde bier Die Nabbfdyule be.
il,dt.
--g. ". Rieboff miro beite. Dor
ieiner lleberfiebIinpg nod ct. 2ouis,
ieine idmnitIiden Mobel itnb Salis.
eeratba in ieiner @obnrrng an Der
4. StraBe offentIi6 mt ben Reiitbie'
tenber perfaufer. Siebe an3eige an
anberer SbeQe.
20. S1Ueisbmtier utb SamiIie,
BON Gbamois, ittb norige ISOLDE
Gierber ae5oge,r i,nb menoen Ger
mann 5u ibrer ooliernben Seimob
MAIDEN. Serr Sdpeigbaaiiep lit
~reiie.ther &eerfduier fiir elm ct.
2oitis @rocer.8 eid]dft.
-46ralf &upp, BON Stolpe, traf
am lesten Montag bier elm gum
geiub ieines Sobnes, Oscar &llpp,
nelder iid) oltf Dem @ege Der @e,
neiung bon elmer 9iinboormS pera.
ton befinbet, meldle porige ISOLDE
BON Or. Saffner pol5Ogen muroe.
= @ottinnen iino 5ltdpeilen ge9en
2ebensueriiderutrg; @itttpen ieood)
niemalS. Gs ware geratbet baB ibr
clld. in 9etreff ser Bolioe apelde
ibr bermIs5mlebmen g~eOelrft, iofort
an mid Derl0et; morgen fpnrte 6
moglidertDeiie 81 ipdt iein.-Sictc:
u. Silber.
50. $. Meper, BON Goiebipo, ito
iete lnlS anl pergaugeren Sretta !
eitterl a%tgenebmen 9eiltd ab. 81
tpnr bierber gefommen I'M ieirc
Sodter, SRI. 2oltiie Waeger, ab5ubo.
len, meid]e BON Ilnla, Wo., 5ltriigc.
febrt NOR I'M eiil pnar @od)en bel
ibren Glterr 51p perleben.
Die folgelnban ausapdrtigen Se
mollbten trafell am leeten Sotnrta0
Gier eirr, INN Der 8eerbigung Ser
oerItorberen Sraat Sottie 2olr6 Gall
Sorn b~ei5uroobalen: Srnll gtbel
2mno Gells, bon Salt 2afe Gitp,
lltab, ltnb @iGiam Bfauti6, 8attii
limo &inOer, bon ct. 2ouiS.
SIN ct. 2oltis tpltroeat bieie
ISOLDE alt fol8etoe gum SbeiI in I'M,
ierem County pob1tbafte 2iebespao.
be, SeiratbSlisenien allsgeitellt:
Geo. &. SaQ, 81. 2oris, uno Sri.
emma S. Sbel, bon &oie6ito.
@ebbaro S, @alls ulto Sri. Ntal-
pima &ielmarrt, beioe BON Sern1altr.
s. artbltr Gapis utb Sri. Helie
5enfins, beioe bon Smenspille.
Ser Section 0eS Mp. Gacific
gabngeleiies meitlid, bon SermMtit,
inter aitTiid)t BON Snonf Soffman1r,
nllrbe porige @odc Der erite 8reiS
5ligeiproden oils Der am beitelt in.
itartO gebaltenen Section Oas Sc.
leiies in oieier a6tbeillutg, aiBer
elmer 9elobuiurg bon $50 iap baorem
@elh, erbielt Serr Soffmnnn nod
10 Gage Serien, nit polem @ebalt.
SD. 9. Soebtmmit, bon Sreb-
eridsbllrg, i~tnttete ms ON leeten
SamStog einen Dillfonunteren BE.
irth ab. Serr Soebtmaim bat iid)
serooe bon einem diiberit 6artn1di-
gen Irfaa BON &beumntiSm1ls en-
bolt, rpelfer i'm beinabe 3 @onate
an oas 9ett ~feiielte. gr tbeilte inns
ierner nlit, bob err ietilen gntbei[ int
Ger 8uaep Militra 60, BON Sreo-
-. -. A--.H - -. " ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-25

-g8enn ibr cine Sarrr ODER
Staot-Gigentbim tniifeu tpollt, Damn
tuen6et .ei,6 an iins.-Sbeooor @raf
it,, $erntdttit, SEQ.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-04-25

inabiames Suee aiif Sen goiirtbaits-
biigel ridten Unto inn Sntereiie 6es eli
terliden @eIobeuteIs utlb gutter gr-
5ieblatg tudre es, fuentt eItern ibre
9pr0Blittge aiif ore Solgen bes lln4
fages aiifmerfiom madden ODER ibnet
ben 8eiipd, oes goatrtbausbiigels per.
bieterr ipiir6en.
Seiratbs.aisenien
50. 6. Sacp, Safe 8rairie . I. 81
g. g. Steers gIano /, . 81
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-04-03
STATEMENT
E OF ELECTIONS.

EXPENSE OF ELECTIONS.
236 w E Mckee, judge of election-pr
237 j B Lewis, same
23S Colland Provence, same
239 S T Myers, same
240 VIM Keathley, same
24t E H Caldwell, same
242 Jno Nations, clerk of election
243 J w Robinson, same
244 Fred Anderson, same
245 G R Wallis, same
246 G w Collins, Judge Of election
247 Vincent Sutton, same
24S Ben Funk, same
249 Scott Lloyd, same
$50 F G Kitchell, clerk of election
PSI Walter White, same
252 Oscar Funk, same
253 III Collins, same
'254 D Markham, Judge of election
255 M Willett, same
256 R S Huff, same
257 Norman A Reed, same
25S G G Bollinger, same
$50 w j Sheard, same
26O Geo Lewis, clerk of election
261 BF Govero, same
262 G w Holland, same
1853 Allan Markham, same
264 Geo ] Reeves, judge of election
265 Joe Sellinger, same
266 J w McClard, same
267 Chas I~vester, Judge of election
26S CA Watkins, same
269 w R Patterson, same
270 Theodore Seal, clerk of election
271 G A Reeves, same,
272 I'll G Kaufman, same
273 B NJ Patterson, same
274 VIM Gunnett, Judge of election
275 Fred Twomey, same
276 w N Tins, same
277 VIM H Whitworth, same
27S Edgar Fits, same
279 G S Russell, same
$50 A B Reed, clerk of election
PSI E L Cook, same
1872 F B Runder, same
2S3 w Tins, samee
284 Louis Mund, judge of election
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-04-03

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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-05-30
SOUTH LAKE WEIR ITEMS

South Lake Weir, May 28.-Mr.
A. E. Barnes of Tampa is stopping
at the Gates house for a few days,
looking after the interests here of
the Florida Citrus Exchange.
Mr.. A. H. Foss made trip to Or
lando this week.
Watermelons are moving from
here every day. Mr.. Julius Sigmon
was the first TO ship, with Nelson
Williams and Andrew Johnson fol-
lowing the next day.
Mr.. Inman Wheeler of Webster
was the guest of Miss Gates last Sun
day.
Mr.. Brinson Goggins and wife of
| Weirsdale were guests of Rev. and
Mrs. Albertson Sunday.
There was a large crowd out Sun.
day at the school house 10 attend the
services held by Rev. Albertson. and
| 1t was a pleasure TO have Rev. Law.
renee Jones to assist in the service a:
Mr.. Jones has been one of our pas
tors here, but now of Clearwater. i
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-05-30
TRYING To SAVE TAMPA
Senator Bryan Has introduced a Bill
to Restore Customs to Former
Status

Washington. May 30.-The fight
against the proposed organization of
the customs service on July l was
taken TO the Senate yesterday when
Senator Bryan of Florida introduced
a bill for the creation of four Gus
toms districts in his state instead OF
one.
The treasury department has sent
Deputy Collector of Customs Black
wood of Seattle. who is assisting in
the reorganization, to Florida to
make an investigation of the Gus
toms conditions there
Former President Taft's order
made Jacksonville the headquarters
of the Florida district, but it is said
much more merchandise is imported
at Tampa, where some officials are
inclined TO believe the collector
should be located
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HOW'S THISs

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was treat 10 see him in the pulpit
here again. Rev Albertson Albert
son will preach again Sunday after
noon, June 1st, at 3 p m, and we
hope a large crowd will come out to
hear him.
Misses Winnie and Minnie Albert
son, who has been attending school
a. Madison. Fla, returned home
Wednesday.
Rev G. Albertson of DeLand and
his two daughters, Misses Daisy and
Louise, are the guests of Rev. E. c.
AIbertson and family this week.
Rev. Lawrence Jones and wife of
Clearwater, are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Carey this week.
Miss. Irene Gates and Miss Juanita
Lytle will accompany Master Karl
Brown home to Webster this week.
The young ladies expect TO stay a
week or ten days and. while there
will be the guests of Nr. and Mrs.
c. E. Brown.
Mr.. Camp of North Lake was a
caller in oud midst this week.
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BILL SHOULD Be BEATEN
Its NObOdy's Business What Sort of
Clothes a Public School
Teacher Wears

Tallahassee, May 30.-A sharp
discussion occurred in the House yes
Iterday over the bill by Mr.. Strom to
permit county boards of public in
Istruction TO regulate the garb OF
Eschool teachers. it being a stroke al
the Catholic schools. Mr.. Spencer
Mr.. Baker and Mr. Acosta denounced
the bill, as one Of the narrOwest
lever introduced and unconstitutional
Mr.. Floyd and Mr. Terrell spoke
IstrongIy for the bill, declaring it to
be fundamentally constitutional for
the basic principle of divorcing state
iand church was embodied in it. The
bill passed and was Immediately GER
Titled to the Senate. In the course
of his speech Mr.. Spencer stated that
la Methodist minister was lobbying
for its passage.
Mr.. Martins bill to establish a re-
form school for girls only east OF
the Suwanee river and south of the
ltwenty-ninth parallel was passed
Also the fire insurance regulation
matter presented by the House COM
mittee and requiring companies to
Isettle within thirty days or pay 10
per cent interest on the face value OF
Ipolicies after that period.
Kites House bill providing for full
icrews on the trains in this state, and
which has already passed the House
was favorably reported to the Senate
| from committee and is likely to pass
THAT branch of the legislature
Mr.. Bryan bill providing for the
advertisement of all special elections
has passed the House
The House has passed and the Sen
ate likely will pass the bill providing
for the erection of detention homes
for children arrested under the juve-
nile court law, these detention homes
Ito be built and operated by the coun-
ties in which the juvenile court law is
operative.
Senator H. B. Lindsey, chairman
| of the Senate committee on canvicts
and prisons, is being cemplimented
upon the fact that the Senate COM
mittee substitute for the Trammell
lanti-convict lease bill was adopted
almost wholly by the House, after
that body, in a spirit of resentment
because the governors bill was al
most completely demolished by the
lSenate on the ground of ineffective,
| ness, had passed the old Angle bill OF
1911, which provided for immediate
abolition of the system without pro:
viding funds to meet the emergency
Passage of the bill by the Senate
which is certain, proves most salts,
factory selutien of the convict lease
jpreblem. whereas it was feared that
1.-THE people might be forced to cal,
upon the governor for an extra ses.
| sion In order to solve the problem
The bill Is expected to meet with the
| Iapproval of people in all sections ot
| the state.