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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-16
Cancellation de fianza hipotecaria

POR CUANTO: el abogado don Lui,
Mendez Naz, a nombre de la sucesi1u
promoverte, la prcsentado ante esta
C0rte una solicitud de ex-parte, 4 fin de
que Sc cancele la fanza hipotecaria
prestada por ell causante de los peticio-
narios, d. Antonio AmiH Dramas, a fa,
vor del Presidente del Tribunal Supre,
mo de Puerto Rico, para responder del
fcl y buen desempeno del cargo de No.
tario Pnblico por ID. Luis Campilio
Abra hams.
POR CTANTO; Ell dicha solicitud Sc
alega que el fiadOr Antonio Amill Ora
mas ha fallecido Y los comparecienta>
forman su Succession; Y que Luis Camp
lilo Abrahams ha cesad0 en- ell cargo dc
Notario p1blico, bajo dicha fanza HI
pOtecaria, que ejerci6 primeramente cn
el Distrito de Mayagiiez V posterior
mente Ell ell de San Juan, hasta hac,:
mas de cuatro amos que dej0 de ejercel
como tai en- este (iltimo Distrito para
ocupar ell cargo de Fiscal de Distrito
de San Juan.
POR TANTO: y en- cumplimiento Ia
una orden del Hon. Felix C6rdoya Da
villa, Juez de la Secci0n Primera de u
Corte de Distrito de San Juan, pOr e;
presente EDICTO que Sc publicara ca
ola dos meSes Y durante seis, Sc cita i
todas las personals que tengan algunA
reclamation que deducir contra el que
fue Notario P1bico D. Luis Campillo
Abrahams, por raz6n de su cargo, para
que dentro del referido plazo de SEES
meses la presenter ante esta Corte, por
ser este uno de los distritOs en- quo
ejerci0 Sus funci0nes e. r,feridc Nota,
rio, advirtlendoSe que 81 dentrO del
ameritado plazo no presentaren sus re,
clamaciones, podra Obtener que Sc can.
cele la fianza prestada mediante reSolu-
ci6n judicial dictada al efecto con to-
dos los requisites necesarios para qu,
la cancellation Sc lleve a efecto en- los
libros del Registro de la Propicdad IL
San German, en- cuya demarcaci6n RI.
dica la fnca hipotecada
Dado bajo mi frma selIo Official Dc
la Corte hoy dia q de Octubre de 1912
O. Marrerro,
Secretario.
Por Francisco Negroni, Secretario
Auxiliar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-16

ros, aparte de la economic en- la con
servacion -
Ell senior Travieso presenta una en-
mienda a la Secci6n Is del proyecto a
Tin de que queden bien garantizados los
intereses del Pueblo de Puerto Rico
Ell comisionado de educaci6n propo-
ne, secundando la moci0n del tesorero,
que pase a la Comisi6n de Economics.
Puesta votacion es derrotada.
FL attorney tercia en- ell debate y pro
pone una adicion al art1culo II, para
TO segundo entire las ineas q V %. que
olga: "por ell tempo mentra continue
dicha esplotaci6n'
Puesta votaci0n es aprobada
Continta la discussion del proyecto
con gran calor interviniendo en- ella ell
auditor y ell attorney.
Ambos pronuncian extensos discur-
sos, pues mentras ell auditor sostenia
que este proyecto estaba en- conficto
con ell bill Foraker con ciertas leyes
federales, ell attorney sostenia que no
habla NADIA de ESQ.
Sc trajeron los libros de consulta. Sc
leyeron multitud de resoluciones. en-
pleandose mas de dos horas en- la discu-
sion del proyecto, para terminar en-
viandolo al Comite de 10 Judicial, para
que resolviese la question.
Viene discussion ell II. b. 81. En-
| mendandO las secciones l. =. E. I. 9. 10 Y
| y derogando la secci0n tercera de la
Ley para organizar ell Institute de Me
dicina Tropical de Puerto Rico apro-
bada en- Mario de 1913.
Ell doctor Barbosa dice, que las per
sonas interesadaS Ell que este poreyctC
| que Sc presenta, sea aprObadO lie han
presentado razones tan ponderosas que
10 han convencido Y 10 cree benefciosoi 4
la par que ecOn6mico, pues Sc ahorran
unoS cinco mil dolares
Que ha conference.-the sobre este con
ell director de Sanidad Y esta conforme
en- clio.
Ahora, 10 lnico que yo encuentro en-
ell proyecto es que no Sc habla de la in
tervenci0n del auditor para la question
de la contabilidad y yo Sc 10 voy en-
tregar a este senior, para que 10 estudie
~ haga las observaciones que crea nece-
sarias, 81 10 cree bueno que 10 olga
| pueS para mi ganamos Ell 10 econ0micc
y en- 10 t6cnico esta conforme el direc
tor de sanidad.
Sc dicute ell II. b. 46 EnmendandC
ell articulo 339 del C0digo de Eujuicia
miento Civil" informado por el comitt
de 10 judicial.
| (Contin1aen la 5a pagina
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-16
Consejo Executive
SESSION DEL OLA u.

Con asistencia de todos los seiiores
consejeros, abre la session ell Presidente
senior Sanchez Morales.
Ell comite de conferencias da cuenta
al Consejo y pide que Sc apruebe ell P.
de la c. 80 para regularizar al ejer-
cicio de la profession notarial en- Puerto
Rico" con las enmiendas hechas V
aceptadas.
Ell ConsejO los aprueba.
Viene a discussion ell bill sustitutO del
COnsejo al sustitutO de la Camara al p.
de la c. 6, presentado por la Comisi6n
de Franquicias Y Corporaciones de Ser
vico Publico, De ferrocarriles secun-
darios, subenciOnadOs por el Pueblo de
Puerto Rico con la garantia del nteres
al por 100 annual del capital que en- el
Sc invierta''
FL tesorero dice que no desea pasar
un proyecto tan importante como este
sin que sea discutido convenientemente
! y que habiendolo presentado dos dias
| antes de terminarse la legislature pc
sando sobre esta tanto trabajo. no We co
mo va ser possible aprobarIo.
| FL doctor Barbosa lie contesta que ha
estado sobre la mesa cinco dias v que
ha tenido tempo dc enterarSe 10 mis-
mo nue han hpchO OtrOS
Cree que debe ser envado a la Comi
sion de Economics y asi 10 pide al Con
sejo.
Ell auditor Sc opone al proyecto y a
bill redactado por la Comision de Fran
quicias.
Y argumenta eXtensamentp Sobre e
punto en- question.
| Ell >enor Larrlnaga. le responde que
ejos de ser perjudicial al pals este pro
yecto de ley. le cs muy beneticioso, pueS
haciendOse estoS ferrocarrIes secunda
rios, Sc dismnuiria Ell gran parte e
trafico pOr las carreteras Y Sc ecOnOnn
Zarla gran parte del dinero que hoy Sc
/ invierte en- la conservation de estas.
Que eI interes del por 100 que st
ofrece de nterds es pm tipo bastantt
moderadO.
Refriendose d los argumentos del te
sorero dice: que ell hecho de que eXis
ia una carretera entire Aguadilla y La
res no 'pniva de que pueda hacelse III
ferrocarril, como sucede de Rio Piedra
a Caguas, que hay carretera y hay fc
rrocarril, habiendose conseguido entr
otras muchas cosas, ell abaratameinto Ell
la carga Y en- ell transporte de pasaJe
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-16

Estados Unidos de America-El Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos-t,l
Pueblo da Puerto i;ico-ss
FX PARTE
La Succession de Antonio Amill Dramas.
compuesta de sus legit.mos hiios
Francisco Antonio de los Dolores,
Maria Eugenia Delfna, Jose Saliva
dor Pascasio, Maria Julia Pia, Maria
Angelina y Monserrate Isabel Basi
silisa Amill Y Negroni, Promovente5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-03-16
E d c + 9
En- la Corte Gle Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de San Juan, p R.

Seccion primera. No. 6993.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-18
GAMES FOR TODAY
American League.

american League
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
National League.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at New York.
St. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Federal League.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
Baltimore at Kansas City.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Buffalo at Indianapolis.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-18
-O-O-
COP SHOOTS COP

Following quarrel with Police
man James Boyle at 18th street and
Crawford avenue, Policeman John
Maley was shot and dangerously
wounded. Boyle was taken to the
BiIlmore street station, where he re-
fused to talk of the shooting. The
victim was taken to the County Hos
pital Both were assigned to the Fill
more street station.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-18
STARTING ADMISSION MADE

STARTLING ADMISSION MADE
Quebec, June 16.-Admission that
captain Anderson of collier Storstad,
which sunk the c. P. R. liner Empress
of Ireland with loss of more than L.
600 lives, was not called to the bridge
of ship until "the mischief was done, :"
made by Chief officer Tuftenes of the
Storstad in royal inquiry into disas-
ter.
New efforts will be made to release
bodies from the wrecked hull of the
Empress of Ireland. Assistance of
three naval divers has been secured.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-18
PERSON WITNESS FOUND?

Jack Taylor, missing chief witness
for Carl E. Person, labor editor I'M
der indictment for killing Tony Mus
ser, at Clinton, H., is working as a
railroad section foreman at Daven-
port, Ia, according to Mrs. Taylor,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-18
GIRL pRoWNEp-MYsTERY.

g.
Grace O'BEien, 20. 1888 N. Ashland
avenue, who had been a member of
motorboat party consisting of two
couples, was drowned last night while
her cousin, Hattie Barth, 1914
Wrightwood avenue, and two men
left her to her fate and were rescued
when the boat overturned.
Then the three who we're rescued
boarded a street car and rode away.
They failed to give any names or ex-
plantations. Later a man called the
police, and gave the girls names
The accident occurred in the north
branch of the river near Belmont ave
nue., when one of the men in the party
Lit cigarette and the gasoline tank
exploded.
Joseph Larson and Stephan Ad-
ans, river men, heard the explosion
and went to the rescue in a launch.
They located two men and girl
clinging to the overturned boat.
They were dragged in. A few feet
away the rescuers caught a glimpse
of the other girl. They started after
her in spite of the protests of the
three rescued. But she sank before
they got to her.
The police are dragging the river.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-18
ToDAY's HEALTHoGRAM

IODHI y HEHL F1OGkHm
If you have insomnia try the good
old-fashioned hop bag. The best plan
is to get quantity of dried hops from
the chemist and pack small pillow
evenly with the material. Place this
on a larger supporting pillow. To
get the best results the pillow should
be packed with fresh hops every few
months. Some obstinate cases have
been cured in this way.
Striking schoo!-teachers in London
have won their strike for minimum
salary of $500 year.
WEATHER FORECAST
Fair and warmer Thursday; Friday
fair; light to moderate variable winds.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-18

who is living in Bloomington, ID. She
said today she had received a letter
from him yesterday dated from
Davenport.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-26
MEXICO CITY CUT
OFF FROM WORLD

WaahingtOa, Sept. 25-TAe iselation
u Mexieo CITY from all sutside cora
rnunieation and the csttinG Of all wires
hetvveen the Untted States aad pOents
IN Nerthern Mexico were reported to
- woycrument today. A. = result the
aAninIs1ration In tonight without news
- 10 events IN Mexico City either In
Earrsnxa Or villa territory, In connec-
yion with Villas declaration Of Hos
t1I1ttes against the first chief.
General Funston and Consul Canada
both reported to Washington the cut
ting Of the railroad and telegraphic
communication between Vera Cruz and
Mexico City, thus isoiating the Mex
lean capital from the east coast. Gen
eral Bliss, commanding, the United
States troops on the border, reported
the telegraphic communication over
the border into Mexico was interrupted
at all the chief points Brownsville.
laredo and El Paso.
Thus no information Is obtainable
Al 10 what either Villa or Carranza Is
doing and the imminence of HOSTILE
ties
The cutting of railroad and tele-
graph lines from Mexico City to Vera
Cruz IL attrIbuter to General villa.
These developments In regard to
d mmunication with Mexico brought
from Secretary Garrison the statement
that II seemed that the evacuation OF
Vera Cruz cannot be accomplished
Within the next ten days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-26
SOUNDING PEOPLE
ON SECOND TERM
Secretary Tumulty's Letter to
New Jersey Democrats Re-
garded as Significant

Washington. Sept. e5.-The first off,
-cial Indications that President Wilson
intends to be candidate for sec
ond term appeared today. Ii appeared
in a letter written by Joseph l.. Tu-
muity, the presidents secretary. to
State Treasurer Grosseup. of New
Jersey. suggesting that the New Jer-
sey Democrats in their convention
should not endorse the presldentSfor
second term at this time.
Mr.. Tumulty gives as his reason for
this suggestion the fear that such
action would embarrass rather than
help Mr. Wilson. The private secre-
tary was careful not to say anything
that could nessibiy be construed as
directly expressing the presidents
views on the subject of a second term.
The very OMISSION, however. in view
OF the fact that the Democratic plat
form upon which MIR. Wilson was
elected contained plank committing
him to the principle of one term. has
siren rthened the conviction here that
Mr.. Wilson has resolved to submit his
administration to the people of the
country and run for second term.
Many viewed the letter as a move
to sound out the sentiment OF the
country on the question, but more be-
Aesea that the president in discourag-l
ing the New Jersey Democrats. was
actuated almost solely by a desire to
convince the country of his sincerity
In advocating a presidential primary
law.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-26
lighting Begins~at Santa Bar
bara With Reported Carranza
Reverse
Villa Says He Will
March to Capital
All Wires Are Cut and Mex
leo City Is IsoIated-Wash-
ington Has No News From
Warning Chiefs

Ell Paso, Tex, Sept. 25.--Ffrst
blood Ia the vilia-AIaytorena re-
volt against the CarTAnza govern
ment ia Mexico was shed this
afternoon in a. battle. between
troops commanded by Jose Maria
Maytorena, governor of Sonora,
and tho command OF Carranxa
troops under General Benjamin
I'LL, af santa Barbara, Sonora.
so FAR As learned. Villas troops
have not yet cIashed with the
troops OF Carranxa, but Villa
made n positive declaration to-
day that ire was going to march
20 Mexico Gay. This means fight
Ing practically AS soon as he
starts, ~ Carranxa's troops are
located in close proximity to
Villas troops. near TorreGn.
The lighting in Sonora was the OPEN
}ng of Maytorena' on Carranza's
|roops, holding Cananea. the richest
own in the state. Gil was reinforced
Ind managed to hold his ground in
nc first attack, although losing rather
heavily In killed and wounded To-
blight seven Of his men, including
t4s%ute nant- Colonel Arnulfo Gamex,
hAve reached the hospital for atten-
|itf.. The wounded men reported
|stany tiead Maytorena's Indians Ted
by Chief lIrbaleio. were equipped
With machine guns and two field cam
bon. The total strength Of Mayto-
fena's forces We're estimated at about
b.00e. CHS troops are declared 10
be somewhat superior numerically
has Issued formal proc
|anation renouncing Carranza and de-
ftaring allegiance to villa.
General Ramon F'iturbe, brig
hdier-generai under General Oregon.
Ii reported az mobilizing at San Bias.
Einaioa From 1000 to 5000 men
hre to march against Maytorena.
Rosario Garcia. a bandit, has cap
urea the town of Sahuaripa, in
sonora, south OF the border. in the
kaame OF Villa
Arrangements for conference of
generals for the purpose OF mediating
he differences between Carranza ana
Villa are under way at Mexico City.
according to telegram received here
today by Carranza's consul.
The concentration of Villas troops
ut Torreon has been temporarily halt
ia, according TO Americans who ar
rived late Thursday night from Chi
huahua The retention OF strong
points above Torreon. indicate that
villa Is preparing for an attack from
Coahuila-
Stories are still conflicting AZ to
The whereabouts Of General ObreEon.
chief general, whom Villa
arrested last Saturday. Americans
arriving here declare positively that
he Ii in 1ail in chihuahua. and others
~ they know he has been permitted
TO return to Mexico City.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-26
Central Construction and Sup
ply Companys Tender Is
Accepted
Hirschberg Protests
Against Award
Denounces Action of Majority
of Administrative Board In
Turning Down Lower Bid of
Responsible Company

Despite the strenuous opposition put
up by Commissioners Whittet and
Hirschberg, the administrative board
yesterday awarded the smooth paving
contract to the Central Construction
and supply company. Of Pennsylvania
Messrs. Beck, Folkes and Mccarthy
voting together. thus giving TO the
highest bidder the greater amount Of
paving to be awarded under the re-
cent bond issue Of 100000.
The Central cofnpany's bid was
sl.Al a square yard, while that Of
the Atlantic Bituiithic company was
but si.39. The amount of paving to
be done under the contract is 49,
600 yards. with the possibility OF
more. The company is to use Ber-
mudez asphalt. which is favored by
City Engineer Boiling. II may use
gravel or crushed granite, according to
convenience. for base. Gravel In
cheaper. but. 1t is likely that the com
pany Will use granite as Jone Of the
local auarrymen. it Is said. Is
interested in the Central company.
No action was taken in the contract
for asphalt block paving. This will
probably come up at the Monday
meeting.
Under this action. the higest bidder
gets the contract. while the low bid
der offers the city similar work at
q price. which. had il received the
contract. would have saved the city a
considerable sum.
Hcrschberg's Protest.
The question before u.s. exclaim-
ed Commissioner Hirschberg, in enter
ing his protest at the meeting OF the
board yesterday afternoon. is not the
quality OF the work, but who shall get
the contract. II I cared to state the
names of those who have been lob
bying around here for this contract,
the city of Richmond would be
startled. / would like. also, TO call at
tention to the fact that some time
ago when contracts were let for
smooth paving certain members OF
this body protested against certain
portions of the work to the Central
company because 1t was the highest,
and those who voted for that com
pany were severely criticized
Had the board awarded the con-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-26
CAMPAIGN FOR
DRY VIRGINIA
COSTS s72,500
Anti-Saloon League Executive
Committee Isaues Statement
to People of State
Recommends Day
Of Thanksgiving
Offering to Be Taken In the
Churches to Raise Balance Of
$4,000 Of Expense Incurred
In Fight On King Alcohol

The executive committee of the
Anu-Saloon League Of Virginia, in
session here on "Wednesday fol-
lowing the election on Statewide
prohibition, In which the league
won such q great victory, has pre-
pared u statement to The people OF
Virginia expressing tts gratifica.
ton At the result Of the election,
aud calling on the churches OF the
State to observe as q day of
. Thanksgiving for the cause of tenn
pcrance the second Sunday In Oc-
tober, on which day an Offering is
to be taken.
The call issued by the executive
committee stresses the fact that the
league feels deeply appreciative of the
assistance and support given by so
large a majority of the people of the
State. Its call TO the Churches and
voters of Virginia to observe October
IL as a day of thanksgiving for the
great victory won over the saloon is
generally held to be, a most timely
action. It is expected that practically
every church in Virginia, certainly all
those that took SO active part in
the campaign, will observe the day OF
Thanksgiving with appropriate SER
vices.
AZ part of this days service 1t IS
asked that a Thanksgiving offering be
taken In the churches TO pay the ex-
penses Of the campaign against the
saloon. II IL considered little short
Of marvellous that so extensive and
thorough q campaign could have been
undertaken at SO relatively small a
cost. The official statement Ia that
the total cost of the canvass was $72,-
A.{ d. al
cash wassraised during the campaign.
The league calls on the people OF the
State to raise on the approaching day
of Thanksgiving. the remaining $24.-
10000.
That such a work could have been
done with this amount Is rendered all
the more marvellous by reason OF the
fact that the most conservative esti-
mate of the sums spent by the liquor
interests In their fight Is one million
dollars. With what care and patience
the resources of the league were used
appars manifest in its financial state
49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-26
HOME PAPER OF EVERY FAMILY
DanviIe, vi, Sept %, 1914
Danville, Va, Sept. o3, 1914.
Mr. s. B. Woodfn, Managing Editor Richmond virginian
Richmond Va.
Richmond, Va.

Mr. s. B. Woodfn, Managing Editor Richmond Vignian
chmond,V
Dear SirWiH o columns what would be
embarrassed i youelff
iforth splendid
fuenc
ment has failure the chief champion Of
,
to therefore that plain duty confs the citizens Of who
to give enthusiastic support the paper which their chief be
They consistently and aligned with the forces that fight righteous
may be always the things that highest and and
that has demonstrated practical fashion its allegiance
81
The Veinn then should be the home Of family the State that
and already should influence extend is usefulness
greatest the Old Dominion By giving undiued dominance will
influence will
achievement a that will fail
Their unworthy confidence Let rally
and make and insure its
.E Yours
G. II. LAMBETH
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-26
FOUR MEN SHOT
OVER TWO DRINKS

AS the result of an argument as
to who should pay for two drinks at
har-room a tSecond and Duval
streets. shortly after midnight this
morning. four neexoes are at the City
hospital suffering kon bullet wounds
They are Lewis Fleet. Of IL West Fed
eral street. shot in abdomen. Joe Far
reIl, $40 North First street. shot in
side: John Coles. West Duva1 street.
shot in thick. William Allen. sos
Preston street. shot In arm.
Cause spooner. colored. did the
shooting. The men had refused to pay
for the drinks Spooner went to his
hime. nearby. secured the revolver
and fred into the crowd. hitting the
four men They were taken to the
city hospital. and the police are look
ing for Spooner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-26

Continued on Second rage.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-26

Continued on Page Two.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-26
Mistake About Infant.

Mistake About Infant
Justice Crutchfield yesterday dis
missed Miss Fannie Jones. who was
charged with abandoning her one
month-old child on the steps OF the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Minor,
sol East Leigh street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-26

Rest Way to Baltimore.
York River Line. $40 r. M. $3.50
one way, "a and, $3.50 round trip. De-
l:ghtfnl sail
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-26
LAssr SUNDAY EXCURSION TO NOR

= VkzhA YIN 2Ns - -
Leave Byrd Street Station tomorrow
morning $40 and . o'clock. 81 SO
round trip
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-12-18

export that will approximate posi-
bly, quarter of million feet.
Mr.. DeRamus, who is buying for
several interior firms is loading out
about $4,000 feet Of dressed lumber
from the Brosnaham planning mills
this week. This lumber goes into the
interior to points not usually reached
by coast mills
The Mayo mills of this city are
shipping out approximately half mil
lion feet that is being exported.
The Bagdad mills are keeping up
shipments both to the interior and ex-
port, sending out this week something
like half million feet, all told.
While there seems to be Increase
ing demand. the price is by no means
as satisfactory as the mill men could
wish, nevertheless, even at present
prices, they are glad to keep their
stock moving so as to furnish employ
ment for their men and keep their
properties running.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-12-18
ooALA LODGE NO. $50. B. P. o. e

Ocala Lodge No. 2S6, Benevolent
and Protective Order of E1ks. meets
the second and fourth Tuesday even
ings in each month. Visiting breth-
rem always welcome Club house
opposite postof1ice, east side
David s. Will inns, r.. R.
l. w Harley, Secretary. AID