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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28
Poll Taxes
STATE OF FLORIDA,
MARION COUNTY

STATE OF FLORIDA,
MARION COUNTY
I. P. H Nugent, clerk OF the circuit
court, hereby certify that the above is a
true and correct statement OF the tax
collectors account with Marion county
and the sub-schOol districts, as the
same appears on the books in my Of
fee.
Witness my hand and official seal
this 18th day OF November, 1919.
(SeaD r II. NUGENT. Clerk
BY T. D. Lancaster, Jr., Deputy
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28

WANTED-Moulder for jObbing shop.
C. P. Shaw & Co.. Natchez, Miss
1856
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-11-28

w. W. stripping, Tax Collector, In Ac-
count with Marion County, Fer
Levy 1918
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-24
KENYON SAYS
FARMERS MUST
USE POLITICS
ffNrEPNarfopAL NrNs srRvIrr

- GfNF f@tAL M ~ SERVICE
WASHING t3N. Dec. 24.-The armer
''''t ~rt into politics and prot his
~ Gee afed senator Kenyon O. Iowa
today ia statement issued by the Ma
tionai Board II Farm Organizations
Nobody wants the farmer to get any
special privileges" said Senator Kenyon.
but l think the time has come when all
friends of agriculture should insist upon
a more liberal recognition OF the Indus
try of the government. The idea that
the farmer can wait has become so deep
rooted in the official mind at washington
that IT viii require some very forceful
work 70 remove that impression.
Farmers should go into politics They
should be active and alert and should
never allow. II they can help it, any man
to get into public Office who has not an
Intelligent conception Of the importance
Of agriculture"
Senator Kenyon protested against Z. ,
Withholding Of the railroad cars +.
farmers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-24
TWO HATECND
IN BEAUTY {

Frank W. o'Donueu
Alyea. of 454 and 4s9 Pin
mond, have enlisted for -he
Artillery. on escort duty t. the lls
Washington. D. 6.
oDonnen served % mo- Tbs cv-esse.
Hi -01ud Aero squa -r 5sea
served % months overseas with Easers
yield Artillery IN tAc arceni
Division. Alyea fought IN severas r3s
J't- -asemerts Chateau Their. s3l5-
sons. Pont a Afeussen. St. AIihIel. B4a4.U
2d Neuse-Areonne He alse
went into Germany with the army Of
occupation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-24
PERSONAL 10
SOCIAL NEWS

Al ST. Pau1s Lutheran church on
Clinton st. the annual xmas pre gram
VIII be given tonight by The patoeiiill
snd sunday School children. "a aer
liturgy entitled Emmanuel consisting
Of many of the famous Christmas carols,
as wen as responsive readlnse a.s.4 leci
tations, viii pr the main feature 81 the
program. The following musical nara-
bers viii be given:
Choir. Behold Thy KinE. @ Zion"
Violin. "Chansou de Berccau." Hansen;
sserenade." Ernst--Walter Krou
Organ. .f0nertory," Battmann, post
lade." Battmann N. I1n#enmaaa.
The carols and hymns wiii re accom-
panied by Mr.. Linsemann. organist;
Messrs. X. Knoll. Gus Papageot Sc. At
thur Linsemann, violinists. Fred Birch
uer. cornettst
on Christr as Day divine services viii
be held at lo a. m. The subject Of the
pastors sermon win he: "rhe ,frace oi
God that Bringeth Salvation Hath Ap-
peared 70 All Men" The follow ing must
cal numbers have been announced:
Organ. Christmas ofgertors." Barrett
Choir And There Were shepherds
violin obligato.
Organ, Postiude." Batiste.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-24
SUES BECAUSE he
WAS HELD Instant.
1904 Tvs sERvIcel

TNTIT N-N-@ ~ -
cause he was adJudeed insane and held
IN the Northern Indiana hospital for
tie Insane at Lagansport for two
months without knowledge Of the pro-
ceedings" he charges, Charles Zene-
ziana. OF South Bend. has nled cult in
federal court for $4,000 damages
against DR. F W TerfHnger. former
head Of the Institution.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-24
ENJOTNS HUSBAND
FROM VISITING HER

Asking also Tor an Injunction against
her husband visiting their home or In
terfering with her in any way. Mrs
II Ida Birkholz. 159 Conkey avenue.
Hammond. filed suit for divorce In the
Hammond superior court today In
her complaint she says that her hus-
band Ernest, has abused her unmer-
cifuliy and shamefuily" and has ac-
cused her OF inhdellty and assoctating
with other men. She desires the
custody OF their child and 1000 ali
mony Z. G. sproat IS her attorney.
Times news service IS the best
effort an furnish.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-24
DEALRS LOSE
FOOD LICEN SEES

TTNTE7NATToNAL NEWs sERVITE1
WASHINGTON, Fec. 2A.-The first
revokation Of licenses Of food dealers
to lie ordered by the department ST
justices since the transfer Of the VAR
tire powers of the food administra-
ton were made today.
The licenses of solomon Scheftall. e
Savannah ga. and Charles H. Peters
son 81 MINNEAPOLIS. We're re.al1ed
There dealtrs were wholesalers. dotnar
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-24
AUDITORIUM
TT wy = Vw7F0 go
l. EzEA i 6%AEA

Big program tomorrow P. A.
Special All Star cast. Little Wo-
men; also 2 comedies, Fixing Fa-
ker and Mix Fed Hero.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-24

Dance Thursday Christmas Dav At
Unity Hail. hammond 1s-24-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-24

reducing The fare g
eliminating the l
have be IN issued q
utilities commits sion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-24
Times news service IS The best

effort :an furnish.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-30
.RABAJO A LOS EXTRAN,
JEROS INTERNADOS

4 los exrranjeroS enemlgoS cN-
tranieros u fueron internadoS du-
rartc eI ncriodo de guerra en- este
DaiS. - les eSta proporcionando ira
bajo = danGoles Iugar para que re-
grescu q Sus hogares, seGun decla-
raciones que hizo un Empleado del
Bureau de information del Departa-
mento de Justicia, qulen manifesto
cue sc necesita Oar 4 dichos eNtran-
ieros cnemigoS una op%ortunld&d pa
"a Que hagan bien Y VIVIAN baJo I'm
Cobierro d~emocratico, en- Ia Green
cia de que la leccion reciolda les
Sera provechosa.
Esta ioertad les sera c~oncedlda
mechanic ciertaS' condolences, entire
las cualcS hay una por Ia que Sc obi
garan = preSentaSe periodlcanentc,
en- al termino que para hacerio Sc
les fije. i los supervisors que han
SiGo GeSiGnadoS para que los vigi-
len: ' Ia ctra, la &c cue residiran en-
los CondaGos que Sc les senale sin
poder alejarse o auSentarse de los
mismos. I'm aigunos casos Sc les es-
u pidiendo fianza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-30
pONE IL ESTOnA'
60 En- EXCELEN-
TIES CONDI-
Clones.
La Indigestion es debida al
exceso de acido hidrocl5-
rico en- el estomago.

Los alimentos no digeridos,
que permanecen en- Ell eSt0ma-
go, Sc descomponen Y fermen-
tan 10 mismo que los que Sc de-
jan expuestoS 4 Id imemperie;
tai eS la opinion de I'M eminen-
te medico. Tambi6n dice que
Ia indigestion eS producida pOr
la Hiper-acidez. que quiere de-
cir que hay I'm eXceSo de acldO
hidroclorico Ell el eSt6mago, Ell
cual impide la complete digeS-
ton V origina la fermentation
de los alimentoS. EStaS SuS-
tanciaS Sc fermentan V des-
componen en- Ell eSt0mago de
Ia miSma manera que los deS-
perdicioS acumuladoS en- un re-
cipiente. que forman gases, los
cuales milan ell estomago CO.
mo 81 fuera IN globo. Enton-
ces Sc experimental c6licoS,
patpitaciones del coraz0n, nau-
seas, etc. En- case de que no
Sc tenga el cuidado suficiente
para corTegir estos trastornos,
Sc CORE Ell peligro de sufrir una
constipation cronica, Ia cual eS
una gran enemiga de la hUma-
nidad.
Entonces. 10 mejor que Sc
puede hacer es tomar inmedia-
tamente una paStilla de Lax
carin. dos yeceS al dia, una en-
la manana V otra en- Ia noche,
hasta que la enfermedad haya
deSaparecdo por complete. e.
tempo en- que eS n~eceSarO pa
"a alcanzar IN aliVi0 total va
ria Segun Ia antguedad de la
enfermedad, pueS muchaS per-
SonaS Quieren conSeguir mejO-
ria de una enfermedad de al
gunOS amos, en- unaS cuantaS
semanas: sin embargo. cabe
deer, que deSpueS de algunos
diaS de tomar LaNcarin Sc eX-
Derimenta una gran mejOrla.
\ peSar de que Sc nota allVlo
con Ia prImera Y Segunda do
sis. deben SeguirSe fernando,
para evitar Ia acidez, eXpeler
los gases. ayudar al higado, pu-
rificaT los inteStinOS, y pOr 10
tanto eStimular Ia secretion de
los iugoS digeStivoS.
LaXcarin eS I'm remedlo eco
n6micO Y fabricado eNclusiva-
mente con productos vegetables.
Is absolutamente inofenSlvO Y
usado por miles de personals.
siempre con los mejoreS result
tadoS. La formula de compo-
Sici6n de eSta medicinal. no es
IN secret0. pueS es uSado dia-
riamense por miles de medi-
COS de todaS parties. Tamblen
hacen uSo de ella innumerableS
personals para las enfermeda-
des del estomago Y conSCipa-
dos. LaXcarin esta a la venta
excEuSivamente por LAXCA-
RIM PRODUCTS CO., Dept.
SP-4. Pittsburgh. Pa.
FL preciO del tratamlento
complete. de SeiS cajaS. eS de
ci7co dollars. Una GAIA. I'm
dollar. pero Su valor real es de
mas de IN million, pues alivla
a los pacienteS Y Sus resuitadcs
son tan SECURES y eEactoS CO.
mo los de IN reloX. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-30
FUNERALES

Hoy en- IA mahana a las $50 Sc
vcrificaron los funerales del senior
G.. P. Benson, de quien dijimos en-
nuestro nunlero anterior que hania
ahogado en- Ia Bahia de Gal
weston, despues de salvar a n nj
ma, que tamhiGn estuvo a punto de
perecer en- csa forna. Ell funeral tu-
20 ell ~caracter de privado, haDiendo
servido como p~orta-palios hermanos
: comp2neros de colegio del difunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-30
DEFUNCIONES

Francisco Herrera. en- la calie de Monterrey
nGmcro 2l4.
Dionisio Arreola en- Ell hospital Militar del
Fucrtc Sam Houston.
Francisco EspincSa. en- $40 Gale dc e. Pa
SO.
Apolonia Gaiayiz. on SEQ S. Medina.
Conception P. Garcia. en- 25S Alta Vista.
Jos 4. RAMIREZ, en- 32l San Luis.
Lida Rodriguez Gu 1907 Lonz
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-30
Licencias Matrimoniales

Para que pucdan contrarr matrimonial. Lu
oficIHa 7espccSva del Conda6o ha ccpcGido
liccnciaS 4 las personaS s'guicntes:
Ficel Rodriguez con Ia schori.a Maria Ca
rTeTa.
Felix Garcia con IA scnorita J~oscftna Es.
t-ada.
lgnacio Cazares con Ia schorita Carmen
Nsuricic.
Vicente Contreras. con Ia scnorita Otilr.
Alfonso.
Jose Rodriguez con la scno-ita Maura Diaz-
Raul Davi.a con IA scnorita Aurora Pcna.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-30
DE- POLZC,LA
I'm nino ahogsdo en- {! rio

Tn nino de pocvos amos de edad pc
recio ahogado en- el rio la tarac de
aver. Segun datos, la familia del pc
queno ahogado, vive en- la Gale de
Glenn. casa sin numero. de donde sa-
ho ell nino, que cayo al aqua murien-
do ALI. e. cuerpecito fue sacado del
rio por la policia ' e~ntregado a 81
famiiia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-30
PARA FINCAR

s. conc-iierOn licenrias para edificar ' au-
rnen.ar dependencies en- aiGunas caSaS de "a
ciuGad. como EiEuC: = Bc-nabe VazQncz pa
"a ccGstrui- dos cla-toS en- IA casa numc-u
2tS0 caltc DC Big Foot: v. D. kirIcy para
scnzt-Gir IN garage y DojceaS en- IA Gale
Concrete 230S y a LUIS CHAVEZ para cons
trui- ula casa eu sol. sails &C Pcccs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-30
Assito Y consto de homicidio

Sc haila en- la carcel De Ia ciu-
dad I'm individuo de apellido Aeui-
lar, contra quien Sc q~uerello otro me
xicano de haberlo asaItado Y pre-
tend!do matar con una ~pistola. Hi
cieron Ia apprehension los empleados
de Pollcia Arambula V Crow.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-30
ERROCARRILEROS
MEXICANOS.

Sc aviSa. por medic Cci p-essnts.
-. toSos los que teSeaban 81 L5co De
.R.csy de Transportation. para e.
-,oyIrnlento dc C-cneS. cue " ess& is
u nara G~r=t-.1cI-sc. SU prrcio - 4s
81 %. oor 81 S~UE.emcu5o e Graduates
Dc s.naieS. Diagrams y fiEGrS y tres
>-z1s o-o por q iiS=o cc-3.etO dc rs
-rr-,S- ~eSuer.a' por cor--esIoHCeacia.
'aanJc 500 en- Eco DoS--. u o-leE
10 sxpress. y q yGrEta Gl ryr-ec reel
bi-a q supplemental LUst-adD a dolores
= las prIua-ras lsc-ioues. con @. pre-
yilsio 6e eNamIna-laS y - To result
tan de 81 aE-4Gn. lzs -eg-eSa ; &c -
"a GesucitO So dTue-c. 81 - Inrc-r-
nor cs.l sr7or-.nJe o0--. IctEF"H-
sahle & los condactores, Sa-rSe=c@,
macuinIstsS y f~o=oneros. rCd-- TaEa-
ios ceros dos pesos ea a5oacS --HSGa-
les de IN peso.
otrzs obCas &c ve-:=: l. Locomo-
fora Nalet Compound A~--:cGada,
pr.cio SIS. FL Comprise &c Arc
DebIe,'' prec!o Si-2T. Calcas instruct
raS con tcoos ks uoubrcs Cn 49, Pc
As de una ~locomotora. eSc-ScS 81 g.
parcl = insES. Collection DE- cGa-rg
lpoS Glf-rrnLeS. SIS.
Msadc diea IA - ssLamTIla5
: Sc = mandarin ya-Ias d
zardps ' 6lbGgcs dc .occnO:c-@S =
Jus cue vacn Ell Goo!e. D.
rae = Carlos NJ. Arcve-i0. .. o
Box =. Indie. Carl. L. :. a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-30
En- estado de ebriedad

En- complete estado dc embriaguez
fue recogido de la VIA puohca por el
Empleado de Policia Jaime un indi-
yiGuo De nacionalidad mexicana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-30
EN- Ell GUNTER

Aye ccIcbr6 CT los clcGan.cs concdorcs
del Gunt-ch. su matchmaking rcGamcnta-
RIO. In Pan American Round Table. dc San
Antonio. fiEuranGo en- 81. cntyc los invitados
dc honor. e. ST. don Lcopoldo Sanchcz. ulti-
namcntc Gob-rnador de Coahu,la. ouien ha
,ccibido en- San Antonio multiplcs a:cacioncs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-30
Violarcn una lev

Fucron aprehendidoS Y consigna-
dos 4 Ia autoriGad competentc, por
violacion de los articulos , V 4 dc los
Reglamcntos dc Policla dos personals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-30
Para investigation

Para algunas iAvcStigaciones Que
sc juzgan n~ecesarla> esaan detenidos
en- Ia oficina de Policia dos Individuos
de nacionalidad m~exicana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-30
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Fl Bureau del TEMPO del D~cpa-amcnto
dc Agriculture dc los Esados Unidos proper
ciona los sicuicntcS catos relatives al cstaio
del tempo en- San Antonio y sus aircdedores.
Tjcnao 6eSpejadc. Temperature ninima So
a IS. Vicntc5 liEcros : variahlcS del Oeste.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-30
sooa2ss 8 ns>oaa4
'OPERADA.

Aye OF IA manana fuc oncrada cor cxi;o
On uno Do los hospi;ales dc Ia cIudad. Tur an
fscultativo americana, Ia Srita. Aurora Var
ga.
la jovcr pacicntc. a JuzEa- por SI eSta-
do actual. pronto SC cncnptrlra pcrfcctaurcn-
tc bicr, pucs n operSciou a cue tuTo que
suictarsc. frc rcl1iivamcntc s~cncilIs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-30
PARA NEW YORK

Il Lie. Bias Rodriguez. uuo DC los abo-
cados dc Ia Comrania d Pct-olco. r. Aguiia
Saho anochc para Ia ciudad dc Nucva York.
Il dondc 10 ncvan asuntos dc Ia mcncionada
coppania.
FL Lie. Rodriguez. rc-rcsara a Tanpico
Gcntro dc brcycS GIas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-30
DE ~REGRESO.

I'm uno dc los dias &c Ia p-cscntc scmana
rccrcsara II Monterrey. iucar dc su rcsidcn-
cia. c! scnor don EUscbio dc Ia Cucva. hom-
b-c Dc neGocio5 rcciomonLaro que ha uasado
una brcvc tcmporsda en- SaE Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-30
NACIMIENTOS

Una nina del schor Z. Chapa y dc Ia Sc
nora Hc-minis Castaueda de Cara, On IA
Gale dc Victoria nuEero III.
Una nina del senior octavio Chavrz Y dc Ia
sonora Maria. DclSado dc Chavez.
I'm nino ds senior Antonio valdes ' de la
sonora Sofia MARITIME dc Valdes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-30
Mead Cycle Company.
DEPT. s. SIS. CHICAGO, Ill
Sc NECESITAN MINEROS
Y CARGADORES DE
CARBON

csxs p~-sec4sne-x ACCOMPLISHMENTS, aqua,
luz eSrersca. rcuta bzrata, E=-noes jard-
p-s; vneacn ten--se vScas pceS a rlsra-a
es rraGs. SaTInsS, etc. Bacnas eataS dc
asiv=1ea- Ea rus-as minas Sc Caoaa
teSos los dizS- reae@os miras &C tres ;
essoeros. con 81. Y A. pies DE carbon
No ps=nncs los Eastos &c vraje. psro les
pr.oonr-onazaos to6o Eensro d eoueoGidades
que p--uisrIn ! a0ssS-os euPieacos IevA-
una VIDA -r-znTla; Poy Ola pa-te. 70 t.
ncnos iuteaeioa de Ocupa- a ~aqreLOs Iue
rreEnGan que Sc is den los Easscs dc pc
ssJe.
Prs uzyores dsraHes a-gGan o SERBIAN I
new RIVER COMPANY.
MACDONALD. W. VA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-30
SANT0RAL

MERCEDES 30.-Santas Catalina de Sc
ma. Virgen: Sofia Msrtir y Amador Presbi-
te-o Martir.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-30

Cusndo ~rceesite Iibros en- espanoi,
dir,iase a lgnacio Z. Lozano, lis n.
Santa Rosa ave. San Antonio, Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-30

NOTA:-Los suscrptores, al zanzibar de rsadenca, deben darnos
en- nueSros libros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-30

Yea listed en- Il cdic.6n Semanaria
de "La Prensa7 Y en- Ia diaria CORES
ponGieute al dia 20 de AbrIi
las fotog-afias : testimonies de per-
sonas que despUes de h2ber utiliza-
do mis- servicioS han SiGO benefi-
ciadas 0 curaGaS. Tengo ea mi
poder ~cepteaareS de eSt0s testimonies,
los cualeS noStrare q guleu 10 solicite
sin ninguna obligation de So parte.
Prof. III. {. Martinez
Poderoso Sanador.
49, So. Spring ST.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-03-27
PERPETUAL CALENDAR
 TO SIMPLIFY MATTERS
Ohioan Would Divide Year Into 13 Months of 2S Days Each-Suggests
 Means of Caring for Extra Days.

Cincinnati, March 19.-"Printed calendars would be thing of the past if the perpetual calendar were adopt ed," said c. B. Braunstein, we'll known Cincinnati man, who has a plan simplifying dates.
 "Let the year be divided into IS months of 2S days each. This would make 364 days. As there are 365A days in a year, the odd day could be placed anywhere in the calendar and be an Universal Thanksgiving Day" The other extra day would come every fourth year and could be placed after the last day in leap year and be known as Q Day. Leap Year Day. or Gala Day
 Under this plan Monday would al- ways come on the 1st, 9th, 18th and 22nd days of the month; Tuesday on the End, 9th, 16th and 23rd; Wednes- day on the 3rd, 10th, 17th and 24th; Thursday on the 4th, 11th, 18th and 25th; Friday on the 9th, 18th, 18th and 26th; Saturday on the 9th, 18th, 20th and 27th; Sunday on the 7th, 14th, 21st and 28th. Everybody would know upon what date any day of the week would fall.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-03-27

nips or potato peelings are fine. The addition of little bran makes them better. A pint of grain to 14 hens in the morning and quart in the even ing to the same number, you will find near the right amount, if they have much to pick up they do not need so much.
 Now just word to those who think hens should make their own living by picking up what otherwise would go to waste, eating bugs, worms and grass. Just one thing these people need to be careful of, and that is the number of hens kept. If you have enough waste products to feed a hundred hens, keep that many; if only enough to feed ten keep ten, and if only enough for five, then keep only five. But do not try to keep fifty hens on feed that is enough for only ten. You will get more eggs from the ten that have enough to eat than from the fifty that are only one fifth fed. But whatever the number you keep, remember that if you will send them to bed at night with full crop into a comfortable house they will surely repay you with full egg basket.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-03-27
OUR MOMENT.

Friend of mine, We are living in a wonderful mo-
 ment- fFor all the centuries are but a day) And to it we must give our wonder
 ful best, For only then may real men rest,
 And play. Friend of mine, Within our souls there glowing lies (For every man was born to be a
 king) A spark divine enough when famed
 to flame To fire the world and raise it's aim
 In everything. Friend of mine, The moments speeding on it's way (Already centuries have passed away) And we must hasten if we play our
 parts Before is stilled the beating of our
 hearts
 For aye and aye. HI. H. Stalker in Wallace Whispers
The Mena weekly star., 1919-03-27
FIRST NATIVE BORN" LIVES.
J. N. Ferguson Says Is Years Older
 Than State of Arkansas.

Little Rock, March 19.-There was an interesting visitor on the floor of the House on the last day, in the person of J. N. Ferguson, of North Little Rock, who is six years older than the state of Arkansas, and who claims to be the first child born in Arkansas of native white parents. He is the son of Moses Ferguson, who came from Kentucky in 1S1S, and settled at Old Austin, in Lonoke county, on December 23. The fol- lowing year he returned to Kentucky and brought back his father and mother, reaching the settlement at Old Austin, in an OK wagon, on De- cember 23. Moses Ferguson was married December 23, 1923. On De- cember 23, 1925, their first child, a daughter, was born. December 23, 1927, the second daughter was born. December 23, 1880, J. N, the first son, was born, and he still lives, hale and hearty, at the age of S9 years, to tell the strange story. He represent ed the county of Lonoke in the Legis- ature of 1903, and still takes a great interest in public affairs.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-03-27
GOVERNOR KEPT BUSY.
Nearly Half Bills for Signature Are
 Road Measures.

Little Rock, March 19.-The gov ernor yesterday signed the following bills:
 Act 3O5-To give Stamps one-half the road tax collected therein. s. B. No. 333 (Stewart).
 Act No. 306-To create Road Dis- trict No. 3, in Jackson county. s. B. No. 334 (Alexander),
 Act No. 307-To create Road Dis trict No. 5, in Carroll county. s. B. No. 488 (Johnson).
 Act No. 308-To create the Sarato- ga, Fulton and McNab Road Improve ment district in Hampstead county.
 Act No. 309-To create the Blevins, Washington, Hope Highway Inprov- ment District in Hampstead county. s. B. No. GOA (Montgomery).
 There will be more than 600 acts passed by this legislature and ap- proved by the governor, nearly half of them being good roads acts.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-03-27
Governor Trough Declines to Honor the Acquisition of Louisiana Off,
 cials for Mrs. Davenport.

cials for Mrs. Davenport.
 Little Rock, March Ex-Governor Brough yesterday held a requisition hearing in the case of Mrs. Aileen Davenport, who now resides at Tex arkana, Arkansas, whose requisition was asked by the Louisiana authori- ties on a charge of embezzlement. The charge was that she had embez- zled diamond ring and two diamond earrings, valued at nearly $500, be- longing to one A. P. Simms, a saloon man who lives at New Orleans.
 Mrs. Davenport claimed that she had lived with Simms from 1912 to February 6, 1917, and that he had given this jewelry to her. She claims that she furnished the money with which the jewelry was bought out of a savings which he and his bartend- CTS had given her out of the new coins which had just been issued at that time.
 Mir. Houston, a brother of Mrs. Davenport, died Thursday of last week, and she has the custody of his children, two of them are little girls three and five years of age. It was represented to the Governor that there is now pending against A. P. Simms, charge of assault with in- tent to kill and that there is pending at Alburquerqe, New Mexico, another charge, but Mrs. Davenport did not know the nature of the alleged crime
 With these facts before the gov ernor, and since the requisition was asked only on affidavit and not an in dictment, the governor declined at present to honor the requisition.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-03-27
FOR BONDED WAREHOUSE.
F. W. Broadnax Meeting With Ar
 kansas Farmers and Business Men.

Little Rock, March 20.-F. w. Broadnax, State Organizer for Bond ed Warehouses, working out of the office of Commissioner Jim c. Fer guson, says the department is plan ming statewide campaign in the interest of the warehouses, and a CO., operative plan for the marketing of farm products. He is meeting with the farmers and business men in va rious parts of the state, explaining to them the advantages from such err ganizations, and is meeting with a most gratifying response. He is spending this week in Columbia and Union counties in the interest of the Build a Bonded Warehouse Cam paign."