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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-11
COUNCIL TO END
STATION INQUIRY
Committee Will Hold Final
Hearing and Prepare Re-
port Tonight.

The Special Council Committee on
Union Station. II Is expected. will com
plete Its labors tonight The meet
ing VIII take place at 8 o'clock In the
Council Chamber. and is called for the
purpose of giving all Interested par
ues hnal chance TO present their
cases. If the practice OF the last meet
ing is followed each speaker Will be
ailo"ed limited time. and will be
asked to confne himself to matter not
brought out during previous hearings
Unless the hearing Is unduly pro
ionsed the committee will make UP It's
report 10 the Council tonight. The
Council inquiry into the union Station
question has aroused widespread in
terest and the committees report will
be matter OF considerable moment.
City Hall gossip yesterday as To the
committees probable action was to
the general effect that unanimous
report In favor OF n union station at
Fifteenth and Main Street was un-
likely.
The Council resolution. under which
the committee acts, requires IL TO re-
port only upon the ACCESSIBILITY OF the
construction in Richmond OF union
passenger station to be used by all
the roads. Tho rivalry OF the Main
Street and Hermitage Club sites Is an
injected Issue. and the committee Is
under no obi ga,ion TO decide between
the two
Tho committees report whatever
form II Will take. Will be purely ad-
visory. and VIII leave the nnal dispo-
sition OF the Issue up TO the railroads.
The Council is without power to com
pell such Il station TO be built.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-11
BIDS FOR STATE PRINTING
Superintendent bottom Invites Pro-
pONnIS for Annual Contract

Proposals for state printing and for
other supplies will be received by Su-
perintcndent OF State Printing Davis
Bottom on Wednesday, September Il.
at noon, for one year from October ! .
Printed schedules showing in detail the
classitications on which all bids will
be required TO be made. will be fur
nished on application. Bond will be
required for the prompt execution Of
contracts. Bids for large quantities
OF paper for State uses will also be
received at the same time including
large amount of coated book paper
to be used for the monthly bulletins
OF the Health and Agricultural De-
partments. Bids are also invited for
incidental office stationery and sup
plies. such as pens. pencils. ink. rubber
bands. etc. The right Is reserved
to reject any and all bids and to award
the contracts In whole or In part.
AS the General Assembly meets in
January. the State printing contract
for the coming year will be large
one. involving as IL does the daily cal
cndar of both houses, the printing of
all bills. and a large amount of Incl
dental printing throughout the session
and afterwards
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-11
WILL RESUME DRILLS
Orders Issued for Annual Inspection of
the Ulueh.

General orders rcsuming weekly
drills and providing for the annual
inspection of the Richmond Light In
Adjutant j. r. Tucker by direction OF
Major T., w. Bowles. The regular
weekly drills of the companies OF tn 8
battalion will be resumed on and after
Monday. September l5 The command
will be inspected by Lieutenant Colonel
10 Lane Stern, assistant inspector-gen-
eral Virginia Volunteers on Wednes-
day, September "a. Uniforms for In
spection Will be full dress. The first
call will be at +. NJ. the assembly at
Sis, and the adjutant's call at S:25 T.
NJ. The property, books and papers Of
headquarters ana OF Companies a and
II VIII be inspected by Colonel Stern on
Tuesday. September %. at p NJ Tho
property. hooks and papers OF Com
panies G and ID will be inspected on
Wednesday, September "a, at r. NJ
Muster rolls must be completed and
returned to Colonel Stern not later
than noon on September 1G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-11
DEFER RENTING TO
ROUND ROBIN MEN
Y. M. G. A. Board Directs Mckee
to Hold Up Applications
for Rooms.
for Rooms.

Rooms at the Central Y, NJ c. A
Will not be reassigned to slgners Of
tho petition for an investigation into
according to letter from General
Secretary s X. Mckee. received by
several of the dormitory men who
signed the petition Mr.. Mckee wrote
that by instruction of the board OF di-
rectors he would defer action on the
bers whose names have been published
IN connection with the round robin
committee"
The letters. two copies OF which have
fallen into the hands OF tho ineurgent
committee, have occasioned no little
comment among the membership. They
arc taken as practical official notice
from tho board that those not fully
satisfied with existing conditions are
not wanted as renters OF the dormi-
tories. AS more than 800 members
signed the petition for the investiga-
ton, s!gners other than dormitory men
are somewhat puzzled.
The letter. copies OF which have been
received by several OF the dormitory
men who signed the petition. follows:
Richmond, Va, September 3.
AT a meeting of the board of d-
rectors held last evening the question
OF the number OF students and teach
ers to be admitted to the dormitories
with reference to full house during
the summer, was presented; also other
matters OF Importance. and on motion
was Instructed 10 defer action rela-
tive TO the consignment OF dormitories
10 members whose names have been
published in connection with the round
robin committee until after further In
structions from the board
Yours very sincerely,
IS. X MCKEE.
General SecretArV"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-11
DELEGATES NAMED
Governor Appoints Representatives to
Mine

Governor Mann announced yester-
day the appointment or the following
as delegates from Virginia to the six
tccnth annual session OF the American
Mining Congress TO bc held in Phil
adclphia October 20-24:
y. II Reedcr. Big stone Gap: r. 7.
Irvine. Big Stone Gap; G. w. Bondu-
rant. remington Gap: Curel Robinson.
Slcmp; G. II. Thompson. Darbyville:
George W. St Clair, Coaldan, J. Wal
ter Graybill. Pocahontas: G. B Neel,
Red Ash; Douglass Patterson. APP
palachia: II. Il. Whitehead. Tom
Creek: w. w. Kemp. Dorchester; Cap
tain Richard Il. Roane. Richmond: j.
W Kelly, Big stone Gap; G. q. Culling
Blackwood: Leo Long. Dante: II. II.
I-cdford, Dorchester; L. II. Gill, Rad
ford: j. l.. Holsing. Leona Mines; j. II.
Parrot. Parrott: j. L. Phodemyre. Vir-
ginia City; Il. II. Hopkins. Cocburn:
Grover r. Orr. st Charles; Daniel B.
WcntZ. Philadelphia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-11
INSTITUTE OPENS
W|THFULL CORPS
Many on Waiting List at V. M. I.
and Nearly Four Hun
dred Accepted.

For the first time in it's history. the
Virginia Military Institute had It's full
quota OF cadets present for du1y on
the opening day OF the school year.
according to information furnished
members OF the board OF visitors by
Icheral e. w. Nichols. superintendent
In fact. four more than the limit OF
$50 cadets fixed by the board reported
FOR duty on the first day, and the in
sutute authorities have been cmbar-
raised by applications they could not
grant
Figures given out by Superintendent
Nichols show that on the first day Of
the school year there were present for
duty 223 old cadets and 1871 new cadets.
q total of 354 undergraduates enrolled
and ready at the very start supple
mental figures show that eight old ca
diets have been extended furlouyhs
while ten old and eighteen new cadets
are expected TO report shortly The
waiting list OF those desiring to enter
the In stitution now contains ten names.
General Nichols says in his letter:
On August our quota of $50 had
been reached. All names were then
put on waiting list. which list
amounted to fifty on September /. In
view, however, of the casualties /
knew would occur in September by
reason OF deficiencies. and again by
reason OF homcsick and indulgcd boys
In September, | have added n large
number from our expected list to our
accepted list.
You will see from tho summary
that there is danger of being over
crowded as it is, and there is very
little chance of others being accepted
before the mid-year
AS tho board and the superintendent
see II. everything points to the most
successful year in the history of the
institution
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-11
WATER PLAN FOR
NEW TERRITORY
Board Directs Davis to Submit
Scheme of Distribution to
Annexed Area.

superintendent Davis. OF the Water
works. was directed yesterday by tho
administrative Board to draw lin a
coNhPietc plan FOR tho distribution or
water In the territory north OF tho
present corporate line which II ia nro-
poseu 20 take In under the pending
annexation ordinance The assign
mcnt is of n most COMMUNICATIVE m,
ture. and will require extensive .ur.
veys.
me order followed an application
yesterday by citizens from North Rich
"ohd. asking that their community be
supplied with water by the city. In
'ieu or acting upon this application
alone the board voted to invextipate
the scheme of supplying water 70 Tho
whoie northern territory bounded on
me cast BY the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway, and on the west by the limo
running through the New Reservoir.
The board adopted the following
resolution:
Ihat the superintendent OF tho
water WORKS be instructed to present
complete plan for distributing water
IN thnt section OF Hcnrico County
north or the present city limits. ana
WITHIN the proposed extension be-
tween the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way on the east and tho New Reser-
voir on the west. with sufficient sized
iec"crs ana storage reservoirs. and also
10 report the present possible CON
SUMPTION OF water In this TERRITORY
ana tho maximum quantity that will
hnniiy be required when this section
VIII be built up: and that nil papers
ana the petition OF the town OF Norm
Richmond be referred to him in max
'ng up this report the report TO in
clude specifically the size OF tho main,
required with statement OF the Gle
vations and pressure at different points
In this section"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-11
FINES UNDER NEW LAW
AtlcEe Richmond Transfer Compnny
Fnilcd TO PInce Dnnger Signal.

The Richmond Transfcr Company,
Incorporated, was fined So by Justice
Crutchneld yesterday morning on a
charge of failing TO place a danger
signal over the door of the garage
at l15 West Canal Street by day and
night An appeal was taken.
This is the first case OF the kind to
come up In Police Court since the ordi-
nance requiring the placing of danger
signals over doors of garages was
passed by the City Council. 1t is re-
quircd that at night tho signal shall
be red light, and that automobiles
entering or leaving the garage shall
warn pedestrians Of their approach
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-11
POLICE COURT CASES
Hearing of Serious Charge Arninst
unrr! NOrthingtnn CnntinucI

The hearing OF Harry Nnrihington
VINO held up and robbed T T.. Jones
OF Ga East Leigh Street Of n watch
ana $40 on the night OF July 1. was
continued In Police Court Yesterday
morning 10 September IL
rhl!!p Davis. charged With receiving
stolen goods. was dis;nisscd
The hearing OF Matte Smith coll
orcu, CHARGED with operating an OBJ
j"ctionabic resort Mt ~ North seven
tecnth street and selling cocaine was
continued 10 September Is. ms was tho
hearing OF Fred Johnson and Julia
Morton. charged with having cocaine
in their possession.
Robert Turpin. colored. charged win
selling pistol 10 Milton Koyster. Jr.
a minor. was lined 500, which ne paid
charged with being drunk and dis,
orderly and cruelty driving two horses
belonging to A. d. Price. were fined
So ench. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-11
Hurt While blasting.

DaVid Wiggins. cOlOred, was struck
by flying piece Of stone yesterday
afternoon while blasting rock near the
Belle Isle Works His right chce kbonc
was fractured. and one OF his fingers
NJ. f. Torregrosa, Of the city ambu-
rance, and taken TO the City Hospital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-11
Cintcr Park water Fin,.

The Town Council OF Ginter Park
was advised yesterday that according
TO the latest analysis by chemists
water from the old and new wells was
found TO be entirely free from colon
haclli and absolutely satisfactory for
domestic purposes. The pumping plant
was also found TO be in thoroughly
50 iigfnNtn condition -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-11
Eirc I'm StnI,Ie

FIRE broke out In Il stable in the
rear of East Franklin street early
yesterday afternoon, and caused dam
age estimated at $3.50 before 1t was
distinguished. Engine Companies 1, 3
and L, with No. / truck. responded,
under Assistant Chief o. +. Wise. The
fire is supposed TO have been caused
by BOYS playing about the building
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-11

Rev FellN N kaup Qu0llhcd yestcr-
day H. the Chancery Court as the ad-
ministrator OF Father j y ORcnly
Tho estate is valucd at $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-11
New Trustee Named.

John II. Pose. of Bristol. was YES
terday appointed by Governor Mann a
member of the board of trustees of
the State Normal and Industrial School
Tor women at Radford, to succeed the
late Captain w. T. Baldwin
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-11
knsnrovicx Acouitted

Fl. II. Kasprowicz. a HE Insurance
agent. was acquitted in Police Court
Yesterday morning on two charges Of
stealing money from w. = Green He
was charged on the first warrant with
stealing S331.SS and on the second
stealing S2i5S5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-11

licenses 10 marry Wcre ISSUED ves-
terday by the clerk Of the Hustings
Court TO Orville =. Monroe and Lula
Guthrow; Frank A Meredith and Marie
Antoine; and Wade Newly and Dora
pitchfoTd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-11
HAD ROW AT FUNERAL
Eipmct Knight and Luther johnson
CHARGED With ErigIitinK Mt GrnYc.

Changed with Fighting mt Grave.
Emmett Knight and Luther Johnson.
two OF the men who are alleged to have
engaged In n fight ut the funeral of
Writ Perkins in HenricO County last
yesterday on n charge OF being fugi-
tives from Henrico County
Perkins was shot and then dubbed to
death on Thursday afternoon by George
Henry Girard.. who then committed
suicide by shooting himself through
the heart Perkins was buried the next
day, and it Is said that an argument
as to how he met his death was start
ed. tho argument ending in fight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-11
senI,onrh AIR Line Earnings.

Seaboard Air Line Railway for tho
month of August amounted to Sits
425. an increase Of s2,7o9 as compared
with the corresponding month last
year.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-11-07
sERliN
Special Cor. ocala Banner:

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
Miss Floy McCully. who il teaching
at Fairfield, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs :. y. Nc.
Gully.
Messrs. Ebert Mills aud homer
Small of Ocala. spent SUNDAY as TIE
guests of the formers parents. Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Mills.
Miss Alta Beck was the w...s.eaf
guest of Mrs. 3. c. Bitch u Biltca.
ton.
We are sorry to report Mr.. Al. p.
Frink and Mr.. G. W. Mills on the sick
list. Mr.. Frink has had fever tor the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. ~. Barnett re..rn.
ed home Saturday. af having spent
several months WITH their danshtegr.
Mrs. Tom Sexton. In ocala
Mr.. H. F.. Snowden l. at hone on a
visit with his family.
Mrs. Otis Hill has Joined her hus.
band at Lakeland. where they Niil
make their home for the present
Mrs. II. E. Snowden aud daughter.
and Mrs. Dixson attended preaching
at Blltchton Sunday and were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. :. J. McCully
at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. 3. Brooks 81 Zuber
were the guests OF Mr.. and AIRS. N
P. Frink sunday.
This community Nas saddeued b.
the death OF Mrs Fannie Carter Mon.
day. She had been IN for several
weeks. She had always lived a quiet,
Christian life. and was loved by all
who knew her. She leaves. besides a
host OF friends. four daughters 70
mourn her death. AIRS. ;. A. Neil.
Mrs. V, 3. Potts, both Of this place,
Mrs. w. w Gesger OF Mlcanopy.
and Mrs. W. d. Graham OF Reddick
She had made her home With the
former daughter since the death 81
her husband several years ago The
remains were laid 10 rest in the fam.
lily burial ground az the Mcintosh
cemetery beneath a mound OF lovely
flowers. The bereaved children and
relatives have the deepest sympathy
OF the entire community
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-11-07
ANOTHER CONVERT TO the
Farm MOVEMENT

Mr. Mason Tison was IN town the
other das and lniorn ed - that he in.
tended 70 pursue hereafter the easy
and yolupinous lae Of a farmer he
has entered into partnership with his
fasherln.law. Mr. D. +. Howell. one OF
the beet and most successful farmers
in the county
Besides havine plenty Of fine stock.
mailing a specially Of nne horses. fan.
- fowls and al the eteeteras thereto
belonging, thty viii pas ont the next
season ~ acres IN eantaloupes. 50
acres In watermelons. IS acres In
eabbages. 81 acres IN tomatoes. and
number Of acres in beans and Gu
cumbers.
They viii al-o plant largely Of sta
pie crops. corn. potatoes. peanuts.
and expect 10 harvest a large quantity
81 hay and fodder.
They expect to make the Howell
and Tison farm one Of the most Ia
nous IN the county.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-11-07

On one OF her recent voyages from
hamburg TO New York. the new pala.
rial liner. ~imperator." carried the
following llss OF articles for consump-
ton.
Filthy thousand pounds OF fresh
meat. soeo pounds OF venlson and
poultry. $500 pounds OF fresh ash.
s.eoo pounds Of bread. i.0oo pounds OF
Yeast. $4,000 eggs. 2S.ooo pounds of
fresh vegetables. $4,000 pounds OF
fresh fruit. ise cases Of lemons and
oranges. i.5oo boxes Of ice cream.
10000 pounds Of potatoes. t.i0oI
pounds OF onions. $50 barrels Of
four Of zoo pounds each. $50 gallons
OF concentrated vinegar. So barrels of
salt. $50 pounds Of mustard. ies
pounds Of pepper. i.seo bottles OF fruit
$50 pounds OF spices. es.eo pounds OF
salt meat. 5000 pounds OF ham and
sansages. corned tongues and bacon.
- barrels OF herrinss. 2.ooo tins and
loo barrels 81 preserved ash. sea-
pounds % smoked fish. G.ooo pounds
Of cheese. l.loe gallons Of sterillzedl
milk aud cream. 500 tins OF condens.
ed min. $500 pounds or butter. eeo0l
pounds OF margarine. 6oeo tins OF
vegetables. SEQ tins OF mushrooms.
.cea pounds Of cucanbers. bsetroot.
plcklcs etc; isea pounds OF dried
vegetables. sses pounds of sauer
krant and sali haricots. 90 pounds
OF timed fruit, goo pounds Of orange
and plum marmaiade. $50 bottles Of
fruis juices. iiee pounds Of sugar,
syrup aud honey: scao pounds OF cot.
See. $50 pounds Of tea, 80 pounds OF
chocolate and cocoa. $500 pounds OF
rice. aago. somolina. vermicelii. mac.
aronL oatmeal etc. for cabin use.
sa.o0e pounds Of rice. dried peas and
beans. etc. for ships crew and steer
age passengers. 1900 pounds Of bis
cuits Uaiiles. etc.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-11-07
MCINTOSH

Special Cor Ocala Banner:
Mr.. :. II. GaitskiIl made business
trip 70 Jacksonville on Tuesday
DR. /. W. Waddell left Tor Nlcano.
Ply on Saturday, where he vii be
Joined by his wife and daughter. who
will be down for the winter from
Georgia. While IN Micanopy taey
will stop at the Tuscawilla Hotel
The revival services az the Chris
tian church came TO close on Tues.
day night. The pastor. Rev. .. Nul.
ady. was assisted In the meetings bY
the eyangelistic singer. Rev. Cassidy
OF Kentucky. who came here from
Eustis. The meetings were q sue.
cess. with good crowds and seven al.
ditions to the church.
Oysters are beginning TO come in
now, Mrs. NJ. Z. Davis havlng recely.
ed several shipments within the past
week, and the B. Y. p. L. will hold
an oyster supper in the walkup
building on Friday night for the ben.
efit OF the orphanage.
The first municipal election for tAe
town OF McIntoshs was held Tuesday.
with a great deal OF interest ana
some excitement. The interest Was
so great that for the first quarter Of
an hour after / O'Clock. when the
polls opened. that the bcllots were
pushed in the box al the rate OF one a
minute. and the voting was all over
by 4:sO O'Clock. The result Was as
follows:
Mayor. I. Farren.
Councilmen--S. II. Walkup. J. X.
Christian and {. E. Bateman.
The. meeting Of the Marion Baptist
Association was formally opened Ga
Tuesday night by the installation Of
Mr.. S. B. Robinson and g.. c. ouartle.
baum as deacons IN the church az
this place. The schedule l. for three
meetings each day. WITH plcnic din
ners in the park. The large table
built there. size 90 feet long by four
feet wide, was Aone too large AZ din.
ner on Wednesday. when i27 persons
we're gathered around Il. The dele
gates numbered about sixty. aud All
seen ed favorably impressed Slth our
little town.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-11-07
GAMBLER

Special Cor. Ocala Banner.
Mr.. Frank Norton and bride arriF
ed last week from Boston, Mass. Thes
came from Jacksonville In their auto
and are keeping house in the pretty
home which Dir. Norton purchased
from Mr.. Lawrence while he was here
last spring.
Mr.. Harry Bennett Is again here
for his annual winter visit. Mr. Ben
nett's orange grove i numbered
among the finest in this section.
Miss Mabel Hyde came up IRON
oklawaha for a weekend visit VIII
her aunt. Mrs. ]. n. Marshall
The public school opened MONDAY
with Miss Thornton of Canada y
charge.
Rally day was observed in TIE Pres
byterian church Sunday morning Wit
appropriate exercises.
The okIawaha and Gambler base
bali teams crossed bats saturday AT
ernoon. and the game resulted ~ "a
vor OF the visiting team
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-11-07
NOTICE

IN the Circuit C0uvf OF Marion Coun.
q. Fiorida-in Chancery.
Augustus = Peabody. a. Trustee.
Complainant. -. Edward y Rentz
a al. Defendants-Orfgin Bill.
J. n Thomas. as Trustee In Bank.
ruptcy. OF the Estates OF r. p. Rent1
and +. p. Rentz and sons. Bank
rupfs. Con plainant. ys. Augustus
:. Peabody. as Trustee. Under a
Deed OF Trust from Edward p.
Rentx aud Wife. Dated Anrll 18th.
1909, Defendanf--Cross Bill
n j. ordered thar the defendant
herein named. to-wit. Augustus >
Peabody. as trustee. under a deed OF
trust from Edward p. Rentz and wife.
dated April 18th. 1909. b. and Is here
by required 20 appear 20 the cross bill
OF complaint hled In this cause By J.
NJ. Thomas. a. trustee In bankruptcy
Of the estates OF r p. Rentx and +.
2. Rentz and sons. bankrupts. on or
before
Monaay. the Str Day % December.
1913.
Il IL further ordered that a copy of
this order b. published once a week
Cor four consecutive weeks IN the
Ocala Banner a newspaper published
In said county and state.
This November sth. 1913.
lSeaiD p. N. NCGENT.
Clerk Circuit Court.
b A. r. Goddard. D. c.
HOOKER 4 MARTIN.
Solicitors Tor Complainant In Cross
Bin Hist
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-11-07

The friends OF Mr. C. r. venable Of
Center Hlll win regret to learn OF h.s
serious Illness. Hts physician accom-.
panied him 20 ocala Wednesday ana
took him % the Marion county h0a.
pitaa where last night an operation
vas performed on Mr Nenabie for
an abscess Of the Bowels. The opera
tson Vas successful bnt his condition
Is very grave Mr Yenahle j. an an.
cls e wessrs William and Frederick
Hecker OF this city.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-11-07

Ia the County Judges Court OF Ma
rion County. Florida
In the Matter OF the Adu inissration
OF the Estate OF Venus Smith.
Notice Is hereby given thai on the
18th day 81 April, 1914 I. Henry
smith. as executor % the last viii
and testament Of Venus smith. de
ceased. will make anal returns OF my
accounts. and apply for discharge as
such executor. 20 the Honorable w
n. smith. county judge OF said conn'
~
HENRY SMITH.
"A Executor Of the last viii and tes
lament o. Venus Smith. deceased
tf.-.6mths