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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-06
Schemes fiestas de Mayo en- San Jose

McrccIc Couyaic- f-rtefoss lf4a de
M1ra ue o. de.lsuada iempfe psrf
acompanaflas con ca an1a.am
For hltimo 81 uamera tan considrr
Uic Go ninfas qae todsE ias norhes
ofreuiahau fore. a Eeu dri cielo.
s. ias bica iuspifada. paeias aae con
srma eraea y exquisite sato compile
taban apuel cusdno " daban vita
aqrcl coniuato de uyo ataefiso 8 90
cartador Eato e. de ia aae aEfado mas
~ pnbuco % cnaI no r. rausaba A.
cclebrar ia .rlria y uafuTai.dad con
quo reCi'stau aruenaf n.nse Entire ~
das sc disfuruierou lae .lFu.rufe. "a
qu.ta Icdeaa Mafa fsi sorerro a.
ral Maulta I.isfte ts do. hrfmanaa
Marehau oomez. Cello. fIcrhcf LILLIAN
Tuas Carmcn PeIe ra Carmen Bcue
dicto. Tagglta riva refV Geo
nor Con lea. pssi-I Fcftata. 81 San
to Maria Adams Ln4 Eomn Lag
Labrador Aids Cons irt rIarcmes
los mas anecs1s y culota abHenas mere
ccH las eaartrs 4ne n drls4efln cu
csta o1ra. todas r.iss ufas de tiara
Carmen 0oBzaicz. Cours.ta Earf $
Joscan7 ne ArMas
Dc todos la. dss f,i me dr Mayo
norercr e perai mcnraH si nsee. 44
fcsuvilad do n Ascrn. 81 - 81 pne
30 rcc.bicsan come s0 H. da Maus.
ol alnm0 cn cl qas eriebra nua
hcrmosa 5 hi-u ordcnada procession -
maudo parte en- ella como 600 f6vene
cntrerinfas auaetce arean.riea nI
Jas dc Msua tado e.'l ra medic dc un
ptbHco uumeru uo a. fn &c ia p-a
cc.ion IS en.oa6 nna ur EIec can
oreuc.ta. 41c r-.uta solemn. ua 81 r.
rcparicroa I1nu rctoala'orl, de s
fcsfaa
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Sc cAsARoN

Natalia Hemingway, dc Virginia, y
w. LIN Pope. Official de la Corte Fcde-
raj. contrajeron matrimonio protestan-
te. Bendijo la Uui6n de los novios el
Reverendo F. E. Mcclure. Asistierou
dicha ceremon.a los amigos intimos
dc los desposados.
Los recien-casados embarcaron en- Ell
vapor "coamo' con rumbO Nueva
York, donde permaneceran dos mes >
apurando las delicias de la luna dc mici.
y regresaran Puerto Rico a fines de
Agosto
Fiiaran su residencia en- San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-06
la GRAN FUEcION
DEL DOMINGO

II domingo proxiag se eclebfara
en- 81 Toatro Municipal una fnnei6n -
pecial benshcio de los coristas a. Is
Mancini Grand Opera Co
Sc ha seleccionado Ia opera Aida x.
intesprotada por l0s couocidos aftistas
sinagra. viElionl la vsfgrn. Teruan
dez Flores y 81 eouocido bafo Picrht
Adomas So cantara en- cspahoi 81 Pee
cioso duo LA Africans pr o. se
nora vorgori y II tenor sinagra - .e
nor viglionl. respondiendo galantsmcn
10 varias insinuaciones de sua ami
COS. cantara "a conocida cauci0n IS
pafiola II Baturrillo. 81 eimpsu
co bajo Picchi nos reserva una magnl
hca sorprcaa.
Tambi6n tomarl parto ca D. funrtou
Ia notable v hcrmosa eontraita Lnela
Ternandes Tlores. quo dsfa eouucsr
algunas canciones mcilcahaa
Il prcnsa Dc aver anHnria gue r. ID
sclcccionado Ia opera Toscat' pan
esa function especial psrp q Ultima hs
RI nos comunica "a smprcsa. quc pr
no cncontrarso D. pariitura ds dichs
opera. se dara Aida'+. dc Verdi
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DEsoRAcrA En- HUMAcAo

Nucstro corrcaponsai eu fTunaca0 no
dirigi6 anocho 81 tcicgrama siguicute
Humacao. Innio de 1913
=" Ell MUNDo".
San Juan. p y
Hoy. como a las tres y trcinta. pcre.
clio ahogado Il niho Emilio Castro. de
doce amos de cdad. , en- 81 sitio "El
Jobo''. Por corrco detalies.
F. Corrcsponaai 20
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-06

Rodriguez, Antonio j. Justiniana, Car
los v. Urrutia, Elvira Betancourt,
Frank Rose, Pedro Lluveras, Pedro Ma
ria Garrido, Elias Roedan, Majib Azar,
Luis Jimenez Lebron, Enrique Qlifio-
ncs, Hugo Freiheim, Maria Antonia
Are as, Teofilo Quinillo, Jose Nolasco,
Jorge Barnichta, Ruth y Rafael Rodri-
guez Roviar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-06
coMIs1oN DE LA LIGA FEMINEA

Aver tarde estuvo EN- la Camara una
comision de la "Liga Feminea de Puer-
to Rico realizando gestiones en- favor
del sufragio femenino. La comision con-
ferenci6 durants largo ratio con Ell re-
presentante senior Arrillaga Urrutia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-06
LA TEMPoRADA BEISBoLERA EN-
Ell BoQUERoN

Ell proximo domingo Sc inaugurara
EN- oil Boqueron (Cabo Rojo) la proxima
temporada beisbolera.
Iniciaran los juegos los equipos San
German "Mayagiiez''.
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\PROBACION DEL bill" De LA POLICIA
CAMARA DE REPRESENTATIVES

Aver tarde Sc continue la lectura
del proyecto del Senado nimero 1872 So
bre la reorganization del cuerpo de la
Policia Insular.
Ell "bill" solo sufri6 ligeras enmien-
das en- cuanto su redaccion, pero Sc
suscito una interesante discussion sobre
la seccion 81, que trata del "acuerdo
que habra de tomar la Comision de la
Policia Insular cuando un miembro del
cuerpo sea acusado de aggression Il ho-
micidio por un paisano'.
En- dicha seccion Sc consigna que 81
hubiere evidencia PRIMA-FACIE con-
ira ell policia, la Comision debera pro
ceder a hacer una investigation de los
hechos y darle al acusado oportunidad
de elegir ell abogado que quiera. Ell ho-
norario que percibira ell letrado sera
pagado de la partida de gastos even
tuales de la Policia, hunca excedera
de Glen dolares.
Ell Sr. Lastra pidio la elimination
de esta secci0n, porque signifcaria que
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico iba pagar
un abogado especial para ponerlo fren-
te a un abogado del pueblo de Puerto
Rico tambien, (que seria ell fscaD y
ESQ es una anomalia. El Sr. Lastra
propuso, con tai motive, que los poll
cias tuvieran como todos los paisanos
derecho pedir un abosado de ofcio,
pero no uno especial para ellos.
Ell Sr. Rossy rebatio los argumentos
del Sr. Lastra, y la enmienda de eli
minaci6n propuesta fue derrotada des-
pues de algunas discusiones.
Ell proyecto fue puesto votaci6n en-
tercera lectura y aprobado por mayo
ria de votos.
FL "bill' de la Policia Insular fue
publicado por "EL MUNDO" en- debi-
da oportunidad, y recomendamos las
personas que est6n interesadas en- su
lectura que Sc refieran nuestro pc
riodico. Ell autor del "bill' es ell Sr
Garcia Ducos, senador por Aguadilla.
Una comision nQnbrada por el Pre-
sidente de la Camara Y compuesta por
los Sres. Arrillaga, Romani Gonza-
lez Mena estuvo deliberando en- la tar
de de aver sobre ell proyecto de ley
municipal que sera discutido en- la Sc
sion de hoy. La comision rendira un
informe sobre este importante proyec-
to.
Al proponerse la votacion del proyec-
to de deficiencies del Departamento de
Justicia, en- ell cual Sc solicitaban
de la Legislature S55oOO para cubrir
ciertos gastos hechos durante la celebre
campaiia contra las HORIZONTALES.
ell Sr. Romani hizo las siguientes mani
festaciones:
Como miembro de la Comision
de Hacienda recomiendo la aprobacion
del dictamen que ha rendido dicha CO.
mission por las mismas razones que ex-
puse cuando anteriormente Sc discuti6
este proyecto de ley. De los sos, 900
que Sc so.icitaban solo recomendamos
que Sc aprueben $4,000 para que Sc
pueda atender debidamente al sosteni-
miento de las infelices mujeres que alln
estan presas en- distintas carceles de
La Isla, asi como tambien al de los de-
mas confinados que estan sufriendo gran
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Dos Tandas.

Grandioso reprisse de la interesante
serie LA Casa del odio". Episode
II y Ell drama titulado "Falsos Colo
res" por los simpaticos artistas Bever-
ly Bayne Francis X Bushman.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-06
CINEMATOGRAFICAS
PERSoNAJEs DEL TELoN

ira una cinta Chaplin, y la UNIVERSAL
dad de su popularidad sc prueba cuando
Sc recuerda que en- todas las aldeas y
lejanos rincones del mundo, 10 mismo
que en- las ciudades, Chaplin es conocido
y admirable.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-06
TERMINATION sUs vAcAc1oNEs

En- ell vspor "zulia' regreso Puer-
to Rico despues de unas vacaci ,nes dc
diez semanas Ell senior Wishar, Iuspec
tor Jefe del Departamento de Imigra-
ci6n.
Damos la bienvenida al senior Wi
shar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-06
CINE IMPERIAL
Dos Tandas

La quinta jornada de LA Condesi-
ia de Monte Cristo'' Douglas Fair
banks en- la divertida comedia Eel MO
derno Mosquetero'
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Espectaculos
CINE TRES BANDERAs
Dos Tandas

Estreno de la cinta dramatica cuyo
argumento es un grandioso poema do
tado de la imagination del gran dra-
maturgo Gabriel D'Anuncio. LA Clio
conda ell seis parties.
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Dos Tandas

Estreno dc la emocionante pelicula
en- seis grandes actos, y que lleva por
titulo "Tigres a Real una bonita
cinta que la acompahara en- extensos
reels.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-06
TEATRo BELIoGRAPH
Dos Tandas

Colossal estreno del grandioso drama
que lleva por titulo "AMBICIoN' ;
Esta cinta lie hara recOrdarla con gus
to.
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Dos Tandas,

Hoy los episodios 5 4 dc "La Ra-
terra Relampago" y otra cinta comica
por Billy West.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-06
Dos Tandas

Los episodios z, 8 y 8 de la sensa-
cional serie lei Sendero Sangriento'
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CINE REAL.
Dos Tandas.

Hoy Ell grandioso estreno de la in
teresante pelicula que Sc titula "PEN-
cIoN DE DIvoRCIC" en- siete par
tes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-06
CINE LUNA
Dos Tandas

Matinee y noche. Estreno del boni-
to drama cuyo titulo es, lei Rey de
la Ratera' en- cinco reels "zipizape
Amoroso" bonita pelicula comica en-
dos reels.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-06

CINE 'vAR1EDADEs', (BAYAMoN)
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CINE PUERTO RICO
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CINE TRES BANDERAs, BAYAMoN
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CINE NORMA
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-02-28
TELLS COMMITTEE ABOUT
LEAGUE OF NATIONS; MONROE
DOCTRINE not THREATENED

Washington. Ter 70 President
Wilson told members Of The con
greesional foreign relations commit.
tee tonight a. the dinner at the white
house, that unless the United states
entered tbe league Of nations the lea
que would fall and chaos and turmcil
Lyond description woald result ia Eu.
rope views Of republican members
opposing the Ieag1e constitution A.
reported to the peace conference an
parenuy were not hanged by he con
ference
Chairman Hitchcock of the senate
committee said the president held
that decisions Of the leagues eTec0.
tive council IN disarmament would
not 5e binding anti specifically ap-
proved by each ,4gDa,cry nation and
that consequently the American con
eress would have the opportunity 70
pass on the apportionment OF arma'
men. for every nation concerned. The
pres ldent said this section mad been
neccnstrued
Concerning the clause giving the
right tc the league 70 consider acts
,h7eat ton:ng world peace. President
Wilson sad that the clause was IN
definite and would . made more
S~47
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MARION COUNTY WINS
MORE HONORS AT THE
SOUTH FLORIDA FAIR

The Marion county products exhib-
tied q, ihe South Florida FAIR last
Week by the Rogers Wilson Realty
Company made showing thar al.
tracted more interest from those in.
terested in agriculture than any ex.
nib, al the fair
The exhibit consisted entirely OF
staple products commonly raised in
Marion county The products wer,
gathered together on short notice. az
ter the board OF trade and the fair
association had decided rot 10 have
Marion county represented. and no
special effort was made 10 send prod.
acts IN competition for The prizes OF
fered. but the Rogers Wilson Realty
Company thought Marion county
should he represented and gathered
the products from the farms in two
days, standing all the expense. and
the result was that Marion county
took twenty blue ribbons. getting first
on the following All hay. and there
were several kinds hams, individual
and as a total exhibit. sweet pota-
toes with special mention in addition
.to the first, rutaoagas. oats. in the
she@t and threshed. velvet beans. dry
.onions. corn in the ear. peanuts. chuf
ia. bOlted meal. and a number Of
.otner products. and there was not an
article entered by Marion county that
.dd nor receive prize. for Marion
o-n-E IS SOME count. ~Aa ~-ele.ar
me eA1,oi'S ne rring nome The ba
on.
Mr y H.a aburn. agr ultural
gent ~ Marion county. W-h Inc per
a9 W = Nr. r NeQDa-rie state
gent II -He agricultural department.
aniT represented Marion county with
ne exhibit and reports that the
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-02-28
SENATOR LEWIS DEFENDS CONSTITUTION
OF The PROPOSED LEAGUE OF NATIONS


'S"'HE HE''''
dress in the senate II af't"Se q y
rropc-ed constitution ot the leae ie
cr nations va delivered Today by
a4os-., aat. ii .ni-ase dem. .rat
h.r rc -~ol -.,a v.-b me -e-ea-
-...., ,.a. Il. -a,a..- pc-~s
,aah. rao.,+.,..aa ami -e-a+o. Pa41
-a..o-+ a-.orrrl+
zoa--,.0- +~~ ~e-rv -, acar~ sen
49, s.r 4f ..a-.a-s.4. d
, -aa ,-,aao .rs+ II -c,.3
.1....., 49,. r,-ar.a 4.o-.as
.a-..-.,.. ...r, .aa o~;~...
,...a.,et.o s,d T44a~-rr
H.. ,-a.ra ai.+srs world 2-mamor,
,o3 -ha+ A,oar;oo soold 10 o1-vo441
~ -a4 r,o.taa Kingdom An immense
..~e,ov. evidences listened irtent1y
- -4a .naA.h and v.eoro4eIv apula0a.
"a aar -as uffno;y SENATOR .on.l,d-
-
ea.a+.. a,,..-. -as~e.. II te VA.
rcs sae soon ~ MANY other 6f.e1-,.o.-
- mo Iaa,,a oAna+o, Owen o+ 0s.s-
aema democrat ard r1mmi7s II
Ia1, .sn,n'.o.r v.1 sneak 1ved2e-
and -r4 debate /. axnec,ad u
.oa+in,4 daav 1n,l eun4les- aa
sar,~ inc week from tomorrow.
Srag+o~ sherman 81 Illinois, replbl5
an an7r39ead to6av ma. ne would
.oa.a en- address Monday
- mo 5o,,.e ,cdav REPRESENTATIVE
oodaan ~ Minnesota ramplioar in.
-~od,rod resolution nropos5Yg IA.
riooal referendum On the league "a
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vas saId to have been quite general
and tne president was questioned
closely ty Senators Brandagee
of connecticut and Republican Lead
e. lodge
Senator Knox Of Pennsylvania for,
ner -ecretary Ct state took very lit
rle par.
The pres dent. after making an
cpen explanatory statement, answer.
ed al questions freely and specih
callg, and emphasized that his guests
were free 20 discuss the conference
and ali its information with news
pare men or others.
One question on which much time
was spent was whether a nation once
IN he league could withdraw. raised
ny Senator Brandagee. The president
was said to have held that any coun.
try could Withdraw. but Senator
Prandagee contended tina, this would
he impossible under the constitution
as now drafted
President Wilson denied that the
league plan would interfere with the
Monroe doctrine declaring that the
Monroe doctrine would be guaranteed
u all the member powers in the
would society
The president was said to have
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Boys CLUB Agent

Miss Mary Burford who has been
taking a course in nursing IN the Gen
eral hospital in Cincinnati Ohio. for
the past six months or longer Is eX
pected 70 arrive home in few DAYS.
Miss Burford offered her services to
her country before the armistice was
was signed. for The duration OF the
war and remained a. the hospital dur
ng ,he terrible epidemic of infiaen
"a and as long as her services were
badly needed and now thar there
DO longer such an urgent demand for
nurses. VIII return nome Miss Bur
ford is IS truly d heroine and has
mean. as much - her country
though She mad actually fought On the
battieHeld- of France m which conn
ny her brother. Lieut. Whey Burtor
los mis- life
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AT 74E TEMPLE NEXT WEEK

The following is the splendid 'i'.
AZ the Temple theatre next week:
ON Monday, Viola Dana in oppol
tunity Tuesday, Clara Kimbal'
wounr ir The Claw Thursday
\ aglas Fairbanks, in The Modern
Musketeer, Friday, Kitty Gordon il
"Mandarin's Gold; Saturday, Edith
Roberts, in Set Free"
These are all feature pictures there
being no road shows for next week.
During the month Of March MI
Bennett has boxed some splendid
Dkctures. Every Monday there VII
be a Metro, Tuesdays, Selects; Wed
nesdays. Fox's; Thursdays, Artcrafts'
FRIDAYS. Worlds and Saturdays. Blue
birds Among the stars 10 be seer
next month are Francis Y. Bushman
Beverly Bayne. May Allison Edith
story constance and Norma TAI
madee Douglas fairbanks Alice
Bradv Marguerite Clark, Wallace
Reid Elsie Ferguson, Carlyle Black
well George Walsh Tom Mix. Gladly
BrockwelI. Virginia Pearson. Peggy
Hvland and the Lee children.
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coLc&EL pAN MORGAN SMITH


"
w &c " $3.50.
h"e' me aooFe g p''op q '"'e '7
sue u lhe nlo"S0 fie''-'o '.1'" pA
"HliheI pIii'S 9'''i'-i's p'N'"'9 -
+ '"'> ~ '''i s''''
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MP. AND MRS. LIVINGSTON
ENTERTAIN At AUCTION

On Thursday nigh, u last week
MI and Mrs, ]. Il Livingston enter
.ained very informally ar au ton
complimenang their guests. Mr. and
Mrs. I. J. Hydrlck. u Orangeburg
5. O. and Nj and Mrs Fred KING OF
jacksonville The otner guests were
Nr ana Mrs. W. v H4rri~-, Nj A.
@. Harriss, Mrs ANNE an Deman
ana Mr.. and Mrs I E Nclyer
The evening was most delightfully."-
spent around the oard -erles. the
evening being a very informal one
Following the game delicious cn-eA-
en- salad, waters. coffee and frut gel
atm with whipped cream was served
10 the guests oy Misses Catherine ana
LOIS Livingston.
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COLONIAL BALL AND
CARD PARTY AT WO-
MANS CLUB SUCCESS

The largest social affair that has
been given in Ccala recently was the
colonial card party and bah at the
Woman club On Friday Of last week
These affairs were given by the civ
les committee, Mrs r g. Bull0ck.
chairman, Of the clnb, the funds 10
be used to help beautify the lot oppo
site the old A. G. L. depot en- which
the civic rest room is soon to be 10
Gated.
The card party was held in the al
ternoon and was largely attended
and was d very pleasant affair.
Mrs. Bullock was assisted by Mrs.
H. NJ. Hampton and botn wore Mar
tha Washington costumes.
There were over twenty tables Of
card players, there beng number
Of different hostesses entertaining at
this time.
Mrs. Annie Van Deman entertained
three tables Of players most delight
fully in compliment OF her charming
guest, Mrs. Fred King Of Jackson
vile, and Mrs, B. A. Weathers ente~-
'aineu tnFee 'dDles % p'"' e , ," '0D
or of Mrs. II. NJ. Weathers.
Mrs. N. Hickman was the hostess
a' d 'niee '''ie pa - anu ~
D iio'"'l o"'Vl an ,,o,..
players % Wv '''so ~ r
S'on 50 2 ~ 'A l'''-'- - = - -
one tame o. payer anu ''iei : "ei0
huin0er q 0~iiei p'''7' V'',V' >
'ne game w" 'foIe7 u l""'
were COMPOSED ol me onhS Lame.
wednesday cara clup'
mere We're -i"'' ~ ~ '''.1'' 7''e r.
ot me d1i1ei42l A'',t7Nt' i' '''7
rTSl p ~ A''s' it .'i7
tee q AAnA@o-'7 'u. e''S~ 'i'''' w.
naleo = -l'- >. ~ ''i6s' |
10y 'if@. anne '"' l'e'i'i'i' nc
onu Pre- Z i-''" ieP7 ~
lSole' a"-ldl7u - -'l
sfon, was won by .1rs. e e''d'e' !
winter visitor ana lhe co"S"'''I''0'
an ivory nail tie' was won "y NJ
{. c, Bryant.
After the games ice ''ed" ''''
cake was served.
III 'he evening 'i'0 ''''i
attended and the dancers maze merry
untjI long mast the midnight hour, th9
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FORT MCCOY BOY
ENLlSTS ~ TIE NAVY

Mr. Thomas CowarJ. Of Fort Mccoy
thls week IN Jacksonville before Chief
Electrician Kilgore. passed the pre-
liminary examination as an appren
nee seaman ana was sent from there
10 headouarters IN Atlanta tor ms
final tests.
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aas correct the league wonld no,
nave power to limit American arma-
ment. and added II nat is the case
ne hie- arglment for the league fs
z5,huravn and the chief reason Ter
II =z.stenoe dces not appear to ex-
lst.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-02-28

Mrs Lee Maurer and her lovely
little daughter, Mildred, OF Patton,
Pa. are the guests of Mrs. E. G. Lind,
ner for a few days en- route to Day
tona, where they have taken cot
tage for the remainder of the season.
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Mr. c. R Tydings Who was qIite
III for several days the last Of the
past week. is now entirely we'll. much
10 the pleasure Of his friends
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-02-28

Mr. and Mrs. l. Camp and daugh
ter. Miss Elizabeth Camp Of Frank
lin. Va. are expected in Ocala shortly
for a visit to Mr. Camps nephew and
niece. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Camp.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-02-28

Mr. Clarence Camp left Tuesday
afternoon for New York City to spend
a few days on business and TO see
h;s sister. Mrs. G. F. Armstrong.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-02-28

Lieut. Commander RObt. Allen Bur
ford has been called to New JERSEY
on business He expects to return to
Ocala at an early date.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-02-28

NOW is THE PROPER
TIME TO PREPARE FOR TIE
NEXT MARION COUNTY
FAIR.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-02-28

DEVOTED TO THE A6RlcUL,
TURAL INTERESTS AND
GENERAL WELFARE or Ma.
RlON COUNTY.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23
INDIAN CREEK.

John Wilson and Chanie Spi-
vey went to Carthage with a
load of tobacco recently.
Stella Wilson has gone to Jim
McCoin's where she will remain
for a while.
Pearl ForEum spent one day
last week with Rosie Wilson.
Bill Wilson has bought a fine
pair mules.
We are glad to hear of so many
of the boys coming home. Hope
they will all return soon.
Mrs. Curtis Mosley was thrown
from a horse last Sunday, but
escaped being hurt.
Matte Wilson is on the SICK
list.
Was glad to see those letters
from the soldier boys.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23

Wade, Sunday.
G.. S. Hargis and family have
moved to Nashville for this year.
Mittie Hargis very i'll with the
Flu.
Austen Dowell went to Cum
mings Mill Monday.
Born, to Bedford Apple and
wife, a fine boy.
Mrs. Sallie Dowell is spending
the week with her daughter,
Margret Stidam.
Bethel Frizzell. Cora and Mary
Dowell made a pleasure trip to
Fort Blunt Sunday. They re-
port a nice time.
Little Mildrege Apple spent
Sunday with her grandmother,
Mrs. FrizZell.
Miss Dora Frizzell was the re-
cent guest of Miss Lucy Boss at
Flynn's Lick.
Crockett and Robert Frizzell
left Monday morning for Car
thage with their tobacco.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-01-23
G%AINESBORO r. A.

Misses Jennie and Laura Pru-
EFT took dinner with Misses Sal
lie and Winnie Crowder, Sunday.
A large crowd of young peo-
pile were pleasantly entertained
Sunday, at the home of Misses
Sallie and Winnie Crowder. A
mong those present, were Miss
Ella Terry and several boys of
Free State.
Mrs. Sarah Gailbreath is con-
fined to her room with flu.
Hello! Uncle R B Crowder,
hope you are getting along al
right.
Ben Crowder is visiting his
sister Mrs. Luther Roddy of
Center Point, KY, He was ac-
companied by his sister, Mrs.
Verda Hall, her son and daugh-
ter, Charles and Bessie.
Mrs. Perry /. Crowder spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
SarahsGailbreath.
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