The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-10
NEWS OF THE WEEK TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS

with pennants and flags. Miss Mi
randa Yerkes, sponsor, broke a spark
ling bottle Of champagne upon her
bow at the big hull of the 6reighter
moved down the ways.
The industrial school at Mont
verde has opened for the eighth term
with an enrolment Of Is per cent
more than last year and 100 per cent
turned away than could De 4cc0mo
dated This school opened TOR the
first time September %, 1912 in All
old building and small church TO
day it is one Of Floridas finest eIu-
cational institutions, occupying n1ny
modern buildings, thoroughly equip
ped. Ground has been broken recent
Iy for the erection of three ueS buil3-
ings, which shows that Clarence
Woods has done some good work.
| The East Coast Advocate says chat
eight army trucks. the property OF the
state road department, passed thru
TitusvilIe Friday last stopping here
for dinner for their drivers. Six OF
them were en- route TO Miami for use
in Dade county and two for West
Palm Beach for use in Palm Beach
county.
Eighteen residences have been add
ed to Miamfs list the past month.
this number being exclusive OF small
or buildings and cottages. The MO
tropolis says that permits for the con-
struction Of more residences have
been filed and work started on some
in October and the outlook is for n
busy fall and winter.
The bureau OF internal revenue an
nounces an increase OF more than 81
900 900 In the income tax returns for
1917 over those of 1916. Total re-
turns were 1885,, 3S3,2O7 New York
led in personal returns.
King Albert, Queen Elizabeth and
Prince Leopold put. on oilskins and
saw all the sights at Niagara Falls
aesss
Major General Leonard Wood is at
Gary, Ind. with 1000 regulars of the
fourth division to take charge OF the
steel strike situation. which is ad
mitted to be critical. Five thousand
strikers paraded the streets and
threatened a Jail delivery Martial
law was proclaimed in East Chicago.
Ind. and Indiana HarbOr Gains by
the mills at Pittsburgh were reported.
President Wilson'S condition shows
continued Improvement. the official
bulletins of his physicians report
First sitting of the national con
ference of industry in Washington
shows the representatives of capital
labor and the public disposed to be-
alert and suspicious and prepared
vt later session to free their minds
of their grievances.
Truman H. Talley points out that
TIE police of Ireland have trouble in
dealing with domestic brawIs as we'll
as with Sim Fein and whatever &c
ton they take is heralded as further
evidence of governmental oppression
Following the arrest Of 7. W w
organizers at Akron. Ohio. an att,nept
to incite negroes Of that section to
punish the whites in redress" was
revealed
AT attempt was made Wednesday
to wreck the plant of the American
Sheet and Tin Plate company ~
McKeeSport wherf a missile believed
to be a bomb was thrown on the
shipping departmkat building The
explosion tore a large hole in the
roof but no one was hurt
Announcement Mas made last week
that Moore Haveus would soon have a
very large syrup Ail in operation in
connection with Me planting and cuI-
tivation OF $500 acres Of cane land
in that vicinity
Lieut. j. MaChle, m De Haviland
machine equipped, with A liberty mo
tor was the frst "a get away IN the
coast to coast raca from Mineoh 50
San Francisco ard return. at 9:15