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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-09-05
ELECTRA
ecial Cor. ocala Banner:

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
The Electra Literary Club will give
another one of its delightful entertain
ments on the evening of September
u, beginning at Z o'clock. Everybody
Is invited to attend.
Miss Dixie PLANS will teach the
Electra school this term. School will
begin on the 18th.
Mr.. L. H. Pillans and family of
Ocala made his parents visit last
week. His many old friends were
much pleased to welcome him back in
the old home circle He has charm
ing wife and two lovely little girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Fort of Ocala
were visiting their parents Sunday.
Their bright little son has been quite
sick, but is recovering.
Mr.. Wilson Caldwell's friends are
glad to see him back home again.
The River Farms Company is erect
ing quite number of pretty and sub
stantial cottages, and when completed
and occupied, auckland" will be a
lively little town.
A school and church building are
also to be added as soon as the pres
ent buildings under construction are
completed.
Judging from the number of bright
faced children, already in this little
town, it is probable that the school
board will soon have an application
for a school to be granted at Muck
land, as some of the children, though
of school age, are too small to walk
to Electra, the school nearest to them.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs.
Mary Holly is on the sick list. Hope
she will soon be herself again.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-09-05
BERLIN

Special Cor Ocala Banner:
Mrs. VIM. DeHon and lovely daugh-
ter, Miss Beatrice DeHon, left Satur-
day for their home at st. Petersburg,
after spending some time with friends
and relatives.
Mr.. Charles Rawls spent Sunday in
our burg.
Mesdames Thos. Sexton, Ira Single
ton, Jessie Haycraft and Miss Ethel
Haycraft were the guests of the for
mer's sister, Mrs. Henry Clark, Fri
day.
Miss Sarah Ferguson left Saturday
for her school at Key Pond.
Mrs. S. A. Neil and children spent
the weekend as guests of her sister
Mrs. w. w. Geiger, at Micanopy.
Messrs. William DeHon and Mont
Atkinson were Tuesday visitors to
the Brick City.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ p Frink left Tues
day for a visit to the formers sister
Mrs. Low Graham, at Grahamville.
Mrs. L. D. Beck and daughter, Miss
Mabel Beck, spent a few days last
week with Mrs. w. D. Graham at Red
dick.
Mr.. Ira Beck and Mrs. J. NJ. Smith
left Tuesday, after spending week
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Beck. Mr.. Beck will stop over for a
day or so whit his sister before re-
turning to his work at Gainesville.
Mrs. Thomas Sexton and three chill
dren of Ocala arrived Tuesday for a
few days visit with her sister, Mrs. H.
Clark
Miss Eleanor Seckinger went to
Paisley Saturday to take up her school
duties at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ P. Frink, Mr. J. L.
Beck and daughter, Miss Alta Beck,
visited the Brick City Tuesday.
Messrs. Frink and Beck attended the
meeting of the veterans in Ocala on
Tuesday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-09-05
LILLIAN RUSSELL pIvuIoEs HgR
SECRET

At last Lillian Russell has answer
ed the question OF how she retains
her youth and beauty. Mas Russell
says: alcohol Is death 20 the beau.
ty of mind. body and soul"
Miss RusseIl's lines In her mono-
logue in regard to drink are such 4
hit that she says II she could she
would like to go out and do nothing
but preach temperance while she Il
on the stage.
II never have drunk anything
stronger than a little Madeira. fhe
lightest OF wines, and 7 have glrea
that up" she says. People regard q
as remarkable that I have kept ms
good looks and my youth. Yoa cant
keep your health unless you live In
harmony with nature.
Most women need exercise. nour-
ishing food and a proper amount %
sleep. People who slap up until Al
hours do not get the proper amouuf o.
sleep, nor do they get il az ne right
time. have always loathed cham
payne and other strong drinks and
fought against the cultivation 90 =
taste for liquor
Girls who refuse 10 touch liquor
get along. Those who begin wlfh
light drinks finally cultivate Ape.
tites for whiskey and wine. and are
pitiable things TO behold"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-09-05
WHERE SHALL | GO TO SCHOOL,
TIE STATE UNIVERSITY
Gainesville, Florida

Next Session opens, September, 1918
The University of Florida offers ex-
cellent opportunity for the liberal and
professional education of Florida
young men at tae actual cost of liv-
ing. High moral tone. Scholarly fac
ulty. Beautiful buildings. Attractive
campus. Nearly 300 per cent. in
crease in attendance during the past
three years. Leader in athletics and
1ther forms Of student activities. Send
for eatalog.
Tuition free. Board and entrance
fees, S132.50 per year. Write today
for catalogue.
A. A. MuRPHREE, Pres
7-25-St.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-09-05

In renewing her subscription to the
Ocala Banner, Mrs. Clara Alberty of
Hutsonville, Illinois, says that each
week, when the Banner arrives, she
feels as if an old friend had come to
visit her, and that both she and Mr..
Alberty very greatly enjoy reading
the Florida news.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-09-05

With d population that has more
than doubled since emancipation, with
an ownership of 20,000,000 acres of
land and total property possessions OF
a value of s70O,OO0,0O0 the negroes of
the country have more cause for jubi-
lation than for finding fault with the
way they are treated, either north or
south.-World:
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-09-05

Miss Ruth Moore left yesterday aft
ernoon for her home at st. Peters
burg, after spending several days in
Oca1a with Miss Nan Brooks, en- route
home from North Carolina.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-09-05
FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE Foa
WOMEN

Tallahassee, Florida
College Of Arts and Sciences. NOR
NAL School with Kindergarten Derart-
ment, School OF Music. school 81 Art.
School Of Expression. Home Erouam.
les, Department with Extension nlsls.
ion. Beautiful location. beanllfif
buildings and first class equipment
throughout. Tuition free. Other a..
penses very low. For Information "a.
dress
Tuition free Board and entrances
fees, S124.00 per year. For informa
ton address
EDWARD coNRADI, Prsa
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-09-05

Mr.. Carl OVERLY of Barlow is spend
ing few days in Ocala, visiting at
the home Of his grandmother, Mrs. L.
j. Parr.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-09-05
LAW DEPARTMENT


year in the n
license
professors
cial lectures
Law LIBRARY NEW BUILDING to be
BEST ADVANTAGES AT LOWEST further
address, THOS W. HUGHES. L. q, M. Dean
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-09-05

We will give three organs % tho
three highest bidders during Septem-
Der, provided the bids are as much a.
one-half of the wholesale price Of the
organs. They sell regularly for SIS
each. You can easily figure about
what they cost us by the carload. n
your bid amounts TO as much as half
of what an organ costs as you VIII
get one of these organs, provided You
are one of the three highest bidders.
Don't send any money, but write your
bid plainly, and mail il or bring h %
u.s. This organ is the best value ~
have ever had. We've sold II for 3
years II is fully guaranteed. We
can give terms on a part OF the price
If you want a piano. we viii take the
organ off your hands and allow you
SIS for it on a piano. The three or
gans will be awarded on September
9th, at D. IN. Send In your BID
now. and If possible be on hand on the
9th
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-09-05

ed report as follows: We, the under
signed commissioners appointed to
mark out the change of the Electra
and Salt Springs road, beg leave to
report that we have marked out the
route, beginning at a point on said
road just south of Mrs. Sarah A. Rey-
nolds' place in the swA of sw4, sec
II, tp Is. s, a, e, thence in a south
erly direction across sections IA, %,
and to point in the swH of sw14
sec 21, where the Moss Bluff and Ora
hamville road crosses the old Ocala
and Astor road, thereby intersering
the Grahamville and Moss Bluff road
at said point, which is in our judg-
ment the best and most practical
route.
Read, and on motion of Commits
sioner Henderson was accepted, and
road ordered posted and advertised
according to law, and clerk instructed
to send notices to R. C. Fort at Lynne.
Notary public bond by f. w. Ditto,
read and approved.
On motion of Commissioner Davis
it was ordered that the sheriff keep a
record of all commitments and dis
charge of all prisoners, showing hours
received and discharged, and to show
same on his monthly feed bill
Bill by J. D. Robertson for 81 to
cover B. r., for amount paid for cut
ting twenty logs from the Stokes Fer
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-09-05

On motion of Commissioner Davis
the treasurer was instructed to show
on his reports receipts and disburse-
ments for sub-school funds.
Justice of the peace bond by J. n
Shedd read and approved.
Notary public bonds by J. E. Wag-
non and Percy Thigpen read and ap-
proved.
Deputy sheriff's bonds by D. R. zet-
rouer. J. o. Hightower and L. l..
Priest, read and approved.
Constable bond by James 3. Gal
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-09-05

FOR SALE 1000 # 3-4-inch galvan-
lied pipe. fitted with skinner nozzles.
p K. Richardson, Evinston, Fla.-ad
9-5-4tw
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1913-12-19
WHO is CHRISTrIAS FOR?

Who is Christmas for? Well it is for the Scrooge
that Charles Dickens introduced
that old Scrooge other old Scrooge old snn
Is sngy and that he won't smile unless he paid
IN good hard cash and who dare not laugh fear will give him
an appetite No. Christmas can't be for the Scrooges the skin
fnts because they wouldn't know what to do with if they had
and they don't want way Christmas
young old who only think of themselves and what they
for themselves and don't pcayune for on.ee
Christmas good will toward body and the fellow that
ss standing all alone with both his
what he can't hold his hands, can't join the jolly
happy circle of Christmas good will So Christmas
not be for the sngy and selfish But who
for? Who wants it? The back from thousands
millions of boys and girls all round the world "We
Christmas Some of them rich of them
live in cities and live in the country living
tropical lands and in the midst of and
straight and healthy while others crippled they
all agreed that they want Christmas and that they can't get
along without it and there bit of doubt
that Christmas for of them The boys and girls
not have monopoly Christmas, Santa Claus knows HIM
self and he thinks he does There gndfahers grand
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1913-12-19

mothers fathers and mothers unces and and people that
of these things millions of them they want Christmas
they neither sngy SELFISH their hands
stretched out to join the Christmas circle of good will Christmas
for them To the whole words Christmas
for who really wants it and does not have his her
hands mind full of other trash that
Il heard the bells Christmas day
Their old, familiar carols play
And wild and sweet
The words repeat
Of peace earth, good will to men!'
There it is good will to men 1t doesn't say white
black or red yellow just men, that all
Of Christmas for everybody and hear of anybody
that about complaining that Christmas is not for hem
just make mind that the joke them Christmas
for them all right but they won't take they can't
because they had rather hold something else somebody
should offer boy three of pie and that
boy had ball in each hand and another his mouth and
he refused to let of the balls he couldn't take the
could he? Not until the balls melted anyway
In order that who read that all this and
told just the ought to be the writer signs his official title
DEPUTY SANTA CLAUS No 76978347.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-29
EN- EL MUNICIPAL

Nuestro principal teatro presentara
mafiana jueves un brillante aspecto.
Sc vera totalmente ocupado por el
publico de San Juan, avido de tributar
una vez mas su aplauso enthusiastic a la
distinguida senorita Alice. Felici, com
patricia triunfadora en- ell Conservato-
rio de Paris por su excelente voz, al
conJunto de elegantes damas y cultos
caballeros de muestra sociedad que COO
peran al acto.
Mariana publicaremos Ell programa,
que es interesant1simo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-29
In Ell Club de Damas
UNA JARANA.

Para lnaugurar ell nuevo domicilio del
Cl"b en- la parada II, Santurce, la Di-
rectiva del distinguido Club de Damos
ha organizado una Jarana que ha de
llevarse a efecto ell pr6ximo viernes, 81
de Octubre.
AL acto, que promote resultar tan bri-
llante y animado como todos los que ce-
Zebra ell CLUB de Domos, hemos sido
atentamente invitadOs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-29
BuSCANDo MERCADO.,,

1ace IdlCd que el pfeSluoINc w ISOh
repita muchas veces esas palabras de
amistad para La America Latina, y hace
falta que vayan esas pailabras seglidas
inmediatamente de los hechoS, para
que en- los pueblos que van dirigidas
,hasta ahora, por mas que Sc olga es
.dificil Greer EN- la Sinceridad de esas
declaraciones, aun creyendo en- ella
nsa misma sinceridad tiene un lado
mortiticante para las repnblicas hispa
qln grado de minor1a de edad con res
pecto q Ia ''hermana mayor, y esa sim
ceridad tendrfa tambien un aspecto
aggressive para las naciones europeas, de
euyo epntacto qniere apartar egefsta=
mente, a los pueblas latinos de Anne
rica, la politica de la Casa Blanca.
FL imperialismo norteamericano no ha
hecho mas que cambiar de aspecto ex-
terror, pefo no de propositos. Las 1lti-
mas declaraciones del presidente Will
son, por mucha que sea la candidez de
los gobiernos de esos pueblos que Sc
tienden 10 largo de la costa del Paci.
fco, no tienen otra inalidad que la de
preparar ell terreno al gran mercado
que necesita abrirse Estados UnidOs Ell
la America del Sur, merced la facili-
dad de transporte que ha de brindarle
la aperture del Canal de Panama.
En- esta campana nacional en- que
ahora sc suman todas las fuerzas de la
gran Rep1blica, ,operan de acuerdo Roo
sevelt Wilson, los dos marcando la
Doctrina de Monroe una defnici6n mas
nrecisa, menos alarmante, seglm desde
ei punto de vista que SO apa!liee, per0
olle conserva Ell mismo fendo de absor=
ci6n el mismo aliento de predomlnio
de la America del NOrte sobre la Am6-
rica del Centre y del Sur.
Ell imperialismo republican, que di5
aquellos zarpazos en- Puerto Rico, en-
Panama, en- Santo Domingo y en- Cuba
con la enmienda Plat, Sc ha disfrazado
Shora de este democratico aspecto en-
que Sc nos deja feeonpcer nor las pala=
bras de Wilson las palabras de Roo
sevelt. Sc quiere borrar ahora la mala
impression producida con las anteriores
agresiones EN- la parte del COntinente
que habla espanol, apenas 81 Sc logra
desvanecer pn POGO las sombras que 81
gnen envolviendo las intenciones de
Washington.
Los norteamericanos no pueden ser
sinceros en- la declaration de ese amor
glle ahora dicen sentir hacia los pue-
bios del Centre y Snramerica, porque
harto probado tienen va que viven do
minados por los mas hondos antagonis-
mos de raZa. LO que les aprOXima hacia
ell Sur es ell ego1smo, ell deseo de ensan-
char ell campo de. sus explotaciones Els
to es cosa tan evidente, que por mu-
cha que sea la austeridad de Wilson, no
podra dejar de aparecer EN- estoc mo-
mentos como un habil comisionista que
va hacienda la "reclame'
Y pues que de Nintereses Sc trata ma
da mas que de intereses, "a question es-
ia en- yer 81 a los pueblos del Centre y a
los pueblos del Sur, les convene com
prar en- Norte America, en- Europa.
ESQ es todo...
l- -@se~sg@-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-29
/ Generoso Candina

Hoy ha embarcado para los Estados
Unidos, nuestro querido amigo Generoso
Candina. de la acreditada frma de esta
plaza, Candina Castanos y Co.
Nuestro buen amigo pasara unas Sc
manas en- New York y de ALI saldra para
Europa.
Ell BOLETIN lie desea un felicisimo
viaje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-29

A" WI Ie Nle OlSJflIO (1Oecc1On "a. en-
su session. Gle aver, entendi0 de los 81
gulentes casOs dictando en- cada cual las
resoluciones que apuntamos a continua.
ci6n.
CONDENADOS.
Lo fueron despues de practicada la prue-
ba y de DIR los informes de las defensas
respectlvas, Leonardo Calder0n, por un
dellto ole acometimiento aggression gra-
We, pagar $50 de mUlta costas, 8 un
dla de Carcel por cada dollar que deiare
de satisfacer.
Narclso Herrera, por alterar la paz,
fue sentenciado 4 una multa de 500 v
costas, Il un dia de carcel por cada do
liar, en- su defecto.
Contra Justine Vega, acusado de AGO.
metlmlento y aggression grave, dict6 la
Corte sentencia, condenandolo pagar
poo Gle multa y costas, 9 la prisi6n subsi-
dlarla correspondence.
SUSPENDIDOS.
Lo fuerOn los siguientes casos:
El de Agustin Alamo, denunciado Dor
lnfracci6n del art1culo $50 del C0digo
Penal, petici6n del defensor de acuer-
do con Ell representante del Ministerio
ptlblico.
I'll de Juan Fernandez Gomez Y Girls
tobal Fernandez, acusados de haber in
fringido las Leyes de Sanidad, peti
ci0n del Fiscal.
Para resolver una moci6n de absolu
clon perentoria presentada por la defen-
sa, fue suspense ell jlricio contra Alfredo
Quinones, por infracci6n del articulo
28S del C6digo Penal.
Accediendo la Corte la petici6n del
Fiscal, Sc suspendi6 e} juicio contra Sill
verio Fernandez, Modesto Perez Fran
cisco Qquendo por I'M delito de Loterias.
(pools)
Por no existir constanoia de que ell
acusado hubise sido citado a compare
cencla, fue suspense ell juieio senalado
para aver contra Enrique Garcia por
acometimieIito y aggression grave
Para nuevo senalamiento, por incom-
parecencia del denunciante, que no fue
citado, Sc suspendi6 la vista de la de-
nuncia que tiene pendiente Pedro Ortiz,
por abuse de confianza.
Tambien 10 fue ell de Alberto Ayala
por infracci0n del art. 370 del C0digO
Penal, petici6n del Fiscal, hasta nuevo
senalamiento.
SOBRESEIDA.
A instancia del Ministerio p1blico, a
la que accedio la Corte, fue sobreseida la
denuncia presentada contra JESUS Ma
Garcia por infraccion de las ordenanzas
Municipales, por ser la segunda vez que
no comparece ell polic1a denunciante, a
sostener SUI acusaci6n,
ABSUELTO>
Por insuficiencia de prueba, de la. que
no Sc desprendfa ell delito, absolvio la
Corte a Cristino Figueroa de una denun-
cia de acometimiento aggression grave,
por la que fue sentenciado en- la Corte
Municipal pagar 800 de multa.
NINO DELLNCUENTE.
La Corte Municipal remiti6 aver a la
de Distrito, con objeto de que esta dis
pusiese su ingreso EN- la Escuela correc-
cional de NIayagiiez, al nino de IA amos
Gustavo Rivera, sentenciado por aquel
Tribunal inferior a una pena afictiva
por ell delito de hurto. Como no existe
vacante alguna en- dicho centro reforma-
torlo de j6venes, ell senior. Rossy dispuso
que continue en- Ell Departamento de nj
nos de la Carcel, hasta que pueda ser en-
viado a Mayag1ez.
VARIOS DESACATOS.
Despues de haber declarado como tes-
tigos en- la vista de una denuncia cuyo
juicio oral Sc celebro aver, y como la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-29
INFORMACION
EN- SAN JUAN,

E4N fSAN JUAN.
iSe encuentra Ell esta capital, Y hemos
tenido el gusto de saludarlo, nuestro
amigo don Severiano Lecaroz. prestigio-
so miembro de la colonia ,Espanola de
Lares
INVESTIGANDO CARGOS.
Aver estuvieron en- Toa Baia la Co.
mission de Polic1a, ell coronel Shanton Y
su secretario, senior Amy, con ell fin de
lnvestigar los cargos que Sc lie hacen al
Jefe de Polic1a de octava clase don Err
nesto Padilla, quien actualmente Sc ha-
liza suspense de empleo y sueldo.
La investigation es de la competencia
del gobernador, pero el seior Carre1 de-
lego ese poder en- la sCqmisi6n, la cual,
constituida en- Tribunal en- Toa Baia. to-
mo declaraciones cuantas personals sa-
ben, de propio conocmiento de los car
gos que Sc lie hacen a Padilla.
LAS IMSCRIPCI0NEs,
Esta noche Sc celebraran las inscrip-
clones para las carreras que Sc llevaran
a efectO en- ell Hip6dromo de San Juan
el domingo pr6ximo. Manana publica-
remos ell programa Official
IALUEIBRADO DEFICIENTE.
Diariamente podr1amos anotar def
ciencias del alumbrado p1blico. Anoche,
por ejemplo, hubo las siguientes Ell foco
electrice dc la calle de la Fortaleza es-
quina a San Justo permaneci6 apa-
gado desde las once y media hasta las
doce y cuarto; ell de La parada "a en-
Santurce, desde las dos de la ma1iana Ell
adelante y ell de la parada % desde la
misma h0ra,
Tamblen permanecieron apagadas
anoohe las bombillas electricas instala-
das Ell la calle de los Dep6sitos, en- Ia
Marina, frente la casa de los seiiores
Portilla. y las de la calle de Ernesto Ce-
IRA, esquina 4 las de Luchetti Y Elisa
Cerra.
MANDAMIENTO DEVUELTO.
Del cuartel general de Polic1a han de-
vuelto al secretario de la Corte Munich
pal de Vega Baja el mandamiento de
arresto expedido contra Rufino Otero
quien Sc acusa de falsa representation
e impostura.
De las investigaciones practicadas po1
la policia resulta que Rlfno no Sc en-
cuentra en- esta ciudad nj en- sus barrios
| JUN ARREsT0.
Ayer fue arrestado en- la parada y
media por ell gQardia Jose Henna, el in
dividuo Jobo Rexach Carrion, negro. dc
veinte y un ano de edad, acusado de ha
ber penetrado en- el edifcio que en- e
mencionado sitio construye don Ricardo
Lacosta, hurtando un pantal6n, en- g
bolsillo del cual hab1a un dollar cincuen
ia centavos.
Jobo, en- cuyo poder encontr6 el guar
dia ell pantal6n y ell dinero, ha sido pues
to a buen reeaudo.
Ell MANUEL CALvO".
El vajor espanol Manuel Calvo" M
I llegara nuestro puerto hasta pasade
ma6ana,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-10-29
En- la Biblioteca
La conferencia proxima.

La del domingo de noviembre esta
ra a cargo del DR. Coll y Toste, Histo
riador Official de Puerto Rico, tratar1
sobre "iQui6n fue el primer espanoI
que VIC tierra de America ell doce de-
Octubre de 1922
Empezara a las tres de la tarde, y la
entrada sera libre.