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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-02-13
CITIZENS INVESTMENT COMPANY
OF OCAEA

The Citizens Investment Company
of OcaIa held, its annual meeting
Tuesday afternoon in the office of
Messrs. Hooker and Martin. The sec.
rotary and treasurer, Mr.. Baxter
earn, made most excellent report of
the company's operations for the past
year, 1t declared a semi-annual divi-
dend d few days ag1 The company
is nov in position to handle most
any sort of building proposition, and
OcaIa is indebted to it for the cree
tion of several very handsome homes.
The following named gentlemen
were elected officers to manage KS af-
fairs for the next fiscal year:
President-Mr: George Bitch.
Vice Prespdent-Mr. Frank w Dit
to-
Secretary and Treasgrer-Mr- Bax-
ter earn.
observation-disclosures. George Bitch.
Frank w. Ditto, Baxter earn. w. w.
CIyatt and E. H. Martin
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-02-13

So far as we can remember the Ii
quor business was not sprung in the
presidential primaries, nor at Balti-
more. All that we can remember is
that it was the desire of all factions
to get the fittest man, and the one
most capable of winning a victory.
The fight for Underwood in Florida
was led by the brilliant gentlemen
who placed him in nomination at Bal
timore. His campaign was not allied
to nor connected with the "leader of
the whiskey forces,' nor the race
track gamblers" The fight for him
was made clean-handed, and the dele.
gates to the. Baltimore convention
were as clean set of men as ever
sat in convention.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-02-13
THE OkLAWAHA RIVER fM.
PROVEMENT

The fact that the Oklawaha river
Improvement has been recommended
by the rivers and harbors committee
of congress, and is incorporated in its
recommendations to congress In the
very shape that it left the board Of
engineers means much to the future
prospects of this immediate section,
and incidentally to the whole stateof
Florida.
In a few years all sorts of craft
will be plying the waters of the Okla
waha and Silver Springs, travel will
increase, settlers along the river will
multiply and cheaper and more equi
table freight rates will be obtained.
The interior is gradually coming
into the possession of her own.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-02-13

Thoroughly informal and delightfui-
" pleasant was the little tea which
Mrs. f. G. Muncaster gave Tuesday
afternoon from four to fvethirty
o'clock for her aunt, Mrs. Georgia K.
Sullivan, who is visiting her for the
remainder of the winter, and for Mrs.
Joseph Neuhan and Mrs. W. Irving
Bloom OF Atlanta, the guests of Mrs.
Leon Fishel.
Mrs. Muncaster entertained about
thirty of her neighbors and her spe-
cial friends at this time, and all of the
guests were entertained at the same
time and spent a very coy and pleas
ant hour and half together,
II the reception hall Mrs. Burford
and Mrs. Carney met tlse guests and
Mrs. Muncaster, Mrs. Sullivan and
Mrs. Neuhan received very informally
in the parlor, Mrs. NJ. Ffshel receiV-
ing with them, both Mrs Bloom and
Mrs. Leon Fishel being prevented by
sickness from being present.
Mrs. Muncaster was CharminglY
gowned in pink charmeuse and Mrs.
Sullivan was extremely handsome in
ping chafmeuse with an overdress of
lavender chiffon, with trimmings of
lace and fur. Mrs. Neuhan wore a
charming gown of black chaTmeuse.
Mrs. NJ. E. Robinson served grape
fruit punch, and others assisting Mrs.
were Mrs. G. " Richard
son and Misses Fannie and Rosebud
After the ladies had arrived they
all sat around together and talked
while they enjoyed the ice cream,
cake, minis and punch.
Mrs. Muncaster's pretty home was
very simply and prettily decorated |
with bamboo vines, ferns, plum bios |
sons, red buds and quantities of vel |
ow jassamine; these pretty blossoms |
trailing over the windows and cfian. |
1eliers and prettily decorating the |
serving table in the dining room.
Just before the hour for Mrs. Nun |
casters party, the weather cleared so |
that most of the guests were able to
venture out without undue inconVen-
ence.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-02-13

Speaking of the. approaching mar
riage of Miss Eni,E, BrowarG and Mr.
L. A. Hardee, the Times Udion says:
'The. ceremony viii be performed 10
the spacious drawing room of tae
sBroward home, and will be performed
by Rev. w. H. Dodge, pastor of the
Presbyterian church in Ocala, xho
perAsrmed a similar ceremony TWEEN
ty-six years aga when the brides pa
rents, the late Governor N. B. Brow
ard and Mrs. Broward, were united
in marriage
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-02-13

We are under obligations co Mrs.
S. T. Sistrank for basket of most de-
ficious grapefruit. This fruit was
grown on her fathers place in this
Fellowship neighborhood, and sus.
tains the reputation of this most re-
markable> fruit. We fortunate Flor.
idfans have now been feasting on this
fruit since September, ana it is ONLY
now at its best. 1t is nice to be So re.
membered, and we return, TO Mrs. Sis
trunk aur most grateful thanks.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-02-13

Fairfax Harrison president Of the
Southern Railway Company says
that it belongs to the people Of the
south. As an item proving what ne
says. he makes the following state
meRh: I'm 1912 our school ta1aes in the
states through which the road pass
es were over 100000. or $500 for
each county trsversed by il, or sis
for each school" For pablo roads
and bridges it paid $447.s66.6s. or
$t571.S1 for each county the road ira
by it. their publication might be con
sidered premature and injurious
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-02-13
HON G. w. DAVIS MENTIONED
FOR COUNTY SOLICITOR

By the death of Mr.. L. G. ScarbusS
the office of county solicitor is again
made vacant, and mo- doubt the gov
ernor wifi soon have TO take action by
calling upon the chairman of the
county democratic executive commit
tee to assemble and select a man for
the position. Death has interwened
twice within the past year in making
vacant this important office, and as
yet only two have been mentioned as
probable aspirants for the place, Mr.
Joseph Jones and Mr.. Edwin w. Da.
vfsl-Orlando Reporter-Star.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-02-13

We always like to agree with our
esteemed contemporaries whenever it
is possible for us to do so, so is is
with a great deal of pleasure that we
transcribe the following to our col
umns from the New York World:
When the senate is called on to con-
slider the Steel Trust or the New
Haven wreck, it is not a question OF
any ones religion 1t is a question of
the law and the facts. Mr.. Morgan
was a devout churchman. He held
fast to the doctrines of his church.
To use that fact in order to assail him
in connection with certain transac-
lions of his firm is an offense against
decency that right-thinking persons
will not condone."
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-02-13
BUSINESS MORE ACTIVE

DR. James Edward Chace says that
BAL estate inquiries are becoming
aore active than for some time. He
rs sold a house in his Linwood addi.
on. and several lots. -
Major L. T. Izlar has sold his home
lace IN the first ward. and Colonel
.ogers. who purchased It, has made a
Ilmber Of sales OF smaller proper
BE.
Dir. Frank w. Ditto, Mr.. David 8.
foodrow, Mr.. B. II. Seymour and all
.e real estate men report greater
|fivity IN real estate transactions.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-02-13
TO THE VOTERS OF COMMISSION,
ERs' DISTRICT NO. 4

I take this opportunity of advising
you that I will not, at the approaching
primary, be a candidate for re-elec-
tion to the office of county commits
sioner, and wish now to express my
appreciation of your forbearance.
kindness and assistance given me in
the discharge of my official duties
during the time I have tried to serve
you.
Very respectfully,
w. T. HENDERSON.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-02-13
NC MRS. MuNcAsTER GIVES PRETTY
TEA
MORTALITY A CRYING
EVIL

Washington, d. c., Feb. 10-An ap
peal to the American mothers, u
women's clubs and to all who may bI
| interested in the nations social wei
fare for the aid in the movement tt
safeguard the lives of babies, wa!
made today by Miss Julia c. Lathrop
chief of the Federal Children's Blu
reau, in her first annual report t.
Secretly Wilson, of the Labor De
paFtment
Infant mortlity is a subject now
challenging the attention of tbs
whole civilized world" said Miss
Lathrop at is impossible to estimate
with accuracy the infant death rate
measures because the United States
differs from other civilized countries
and provides no general system Of
birth registration, estibates obtain
ed by the government statasticians,
based upon census reports, however,
show that last year the actual loss
was about 100000 babies under one
year of age. OF these at least half
would now be living had we, as indl-
viduals and communities, applied
those measures of hygiene and sani-
tation which are known and available.
The vast and unmeasured loss of
infant life is due solely to individual
and "civic neglect"
Inadequacy of funds and the limit
ed number of workers provided by
the statutes creating the Children's
Bureau, the report said has greatly
hampered the prosecution of the
work
'It is obvious" the report continued
that even the most superficial sur
vey of the bureaus great field is i'm
possible with the present force, and
that in order to accomplish anything
at all it was necessary that the staff
should be composed of special quail
fed persons"
Baby-saving campaigns in hume
rous cities and the efforts now being
put forth through them to prevent in
FAINT mortality were highly commend
ed by Miss Lathrop. The bureau pro-
poses to cooperate wherever possible
with such movements.
A series of pamphlets dealing with
the home care of young children, be-
ginning with one on personal care,
are now being distributed by the bu-
reau. In these it is shown that
slightly more that AZ per cent. of
the infants dying under me year Of
age in the registration area in 1911
did not live to complete the first
month OF life, and that of this AZ per
cent almost seven-tenths dies as re
suit of parental conditions or of in
jury or accident at BIRTH
An investigation has been started
an effort to ascertain whether child
labor laws are being properly inforc-
ed and whether the states grant the
certificates with due reference to the
mental attainment ami
physician development.
Through communications received
by the bureau, Miss Lathfup said she
had been informed that no state in
America is at the present time MAX
ing adequate provisions for excep-
tional and needy children
The bureau has discovered a popu-
lar conviction that it is a sound prin-
cipal that no child should be separat-
ed from the care of good mother
because of poverty alone 1.-THE mat
ter of turning this popular conwic-
ton into a useful public function,
Miss Lathrop says: is one demand
ing searching inquiry"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-02-13

Quite a number of Ocala people
are planning to go to Atlanta to at
tend grand opera in the early spring.
The program for the opera season
has already been announced, and
among the stars to sing will be Caru-
so, Geraldine Farrar and a large mum.
Der of others, equally as brilliant
stars as these.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-02-13

Mrs. n. w. Meadows has returned
from Brunswick, Ga, where she met
her brother, Mr.. Mullins, of Washing
ton, ID. c., who was en- route to Cali
fornia. Mrs. Meadows was in Ocala
Sunday, and met many of her old
friends at the Methodist church.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-02-13

Mr.. Arthur B. Homer, prominent
resident of Boston, Mass, and Texas,
arrived in Ocala Monday night, and
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Christian AK.
Mr.. Homer is a brother of Mr.. Wins
low Homer, the noted artist.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-02-13

Mrs. H. M. Hampton will go up to
Jacksonville on Friday to attend the
concert given Friday night, at which
the lovely Alma Gluck will be the ar
fist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-20
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Sendtor Root fpridt Die 9e-
fiirhtuna aus, bab Der 9onarsB ourh
feline mooerne @ielasIesqsberei on ieis
nsr IufQabe als legislative G6rper-
ffaft Sfiffbrut, Ieioen fperbe. Der
Senator aibt iida unnpthiaen 9efiirh'
tunaen bin. esn onoeren 21nbcrn iino
bic Geiebaeber ebeniuls nidt niBtq
uno erfiillen ibre 8fIi6t. ba niGt Bios
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nif,t aeidieht, fpdhrsno isltidmet
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Sheds onb Balances" ihr Sruno,
prinaip Der !trenaen Srennuua por
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leuftsn. bab er fih au elmer Ienoe
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pOn bieiem Stanbpuntt ouf. neil e
Elm 9soner Der mobernen Senbensel
lit. ben Sd>fpoden osiebli6sn Shut
Dor ben Starten All aetpdhren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-20

!Srabfdin, 10 ipenis bdben g neue Set
ten perGnb<rn iouner. Nie trobigs
Qebnsberren Inn ibren tniierIldeli
gcbieter id,oren iid, Die nlten va
fdite nm Die aonissburg. oie Der
ssiiriienberae, gnaion, Sobfcpite,
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oh iie ibm nid)t bolo ben anigana
Ieines @eitirns perbieben. Canals
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rem Sdnoern iiber Die anrlsbriide
slim TeniIhen aniier, oie beIfeil
aiinItIer rnb beriibuteiten goinrlei.
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fiinien oie Gale Der gura nit foltli'
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I'm alteiten Berlin, no 0ie Stra.
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bier Suinmneupefommen, Inn BON
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Strait, Die iih Observation-Disclosures, ais
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oeridauiitern Iiebt, Dor jener @unbe
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reu. llno elm paar ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Ddttteril, ben Burden nm giertiId,
aus eiaeuen Grlebuiiien bertd,ten, Dic
lid, aud ibnen bic Hpmantif bort mn
ten i'm mitIeioIoieu afrifa in Gleno
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elmer 2ebensmoalihfeit in Der Sci.
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pie Der frofene, fnappe Refrpioe
llnter ben Rnmern0en lnutet -.
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