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mare Of e r. Root & Company, Chas.
w Ross s. E' Rowe Isaac saunders.
Samuel saunders savannah Grocery
COMPANY a corporation, Effie Sells.
Effie e. Sets George STANLEY, George
ShambIy, D NJ shaw J.. %. Shaw,
John D. shaw, r A. Shaw, Mrs Mar
tina J.F Sherouse, George w. J. ShuD-
perd, A. Simmons. 1noeh Simmons K.
VI. Simmons, r. Al. Simmons. Trustee.
T. r. Simmons George r. Smith, Su-
san NJ Smith. T. p Smith William
RE VI SPAR, John D. Stewart, Will
liam J Sutton, A. c. Taylor, The Hen
ming Land & Investment Company,
Limited. . corpora ton. VIM. 0. Thorn
as r. w. Thompson, Sarah " Thomp-
son, Tropical Land Company, a cor
poratjCn, w A. TiHer The Tropical
Land Company, corporation, VIM. j.
A. Rast, Andrew McBridge ST.. j. 3.
Enecks ). + Hall and p. E. Hall,
Trustees Of the Methodist Episcopal
| Church South and their successors in
office: w M Tunno. James Turner
! ~ : luton w c. luton Union
Trust Company, A corporation, J. Up
church Miles Albertson. Upchurch
Lumber Company corporation; J c.
| Vail Josiah c. Vail. William e. Vail
| Smith D. Wackam, Edwin w. Wadden
If, w Wagner & Company, corpor-
Iation, Q. w Waldeck, j. w Ward Jr.
3CharIes . Warwick, az Trustee; c. G
Warwick, Trustee. G. r, T. Watson
| WIN. E. Watson, +. II. Weinkle, L
| W'efnkIe. NJ r. WeinIxle and I. Vein
EzIes-as co-partners doing business un-
! der the firm name of J. RI. Weinkle &
Sons John Wesley, West Flynn &
Harris Company, q corporation, VIII
L rlA TVS
Emma White, Julia White, Winter
White, J. NJ Virgins, A. W. weIls, c
] D. Willard, "a. D. Willard as Attorney
for Florida land o Mortgage Com
pany, corpbEation. 'Tevit Williams
/ r.. IL Williams MARY -. Wilson. r. s
Wishart. EdwsNa Wisner, JOSEPH
WomberIy. Paul Tss Woodruff and Io-
renze W Nye co-partners doing bus
| mess under the Arms name OF woodruff
a Nye Frederick VS.. WooIhopter
Margaret Woolhopter Mary II. Wool
/ hopter Ben Wright, George j. Zehen-
] baur and George Zehnb0ugh, ST.. and
each Of them be and they are hereby
required 10 appear % the bslI of com
plant herein fled in this caHse on o.
before the 6th day 9f October, 1919
4 It IS further ordered that this order
! be published once week for eight
I consecutive weeks in the Ocala Ban
| ner, 3 newspapers published in said
( county and state
Witness vov hanC md the seal 81
lsaid Court This the attn day Of August
! 1919
! (SeaD p e. NUGENT.
Clerk Circuit Court. Marion Co Fla.
/ By Ruth Erwin D. c.
/ FOCFER 4 MARTIN
Compliments Solicitors 1885,
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e. Reardon deceased Sir r. j. Reed
deceased, Sf~ Edward James Reed
deceased. Mary J. E Reeves, deceased
William Reeves. deceased, 81 j.. H.
Richardson. deceased. Lester Rob-
|erts deceased. Raymond r Robinson
deceased, Albert 5. Pogero. deceased
Mary a. Fogero. deceased W. IT, Bo-
zero. deceased, Mary A Roger de-
ceased Isaac saunders deceased
Samuel Saunders. deceased Effie
Sells. deceased, Effie t. Sells, deceas-
ell, j. ID. Shaw. deceased John shaw,
deceased. r. A. shaw. deceased. A.
Simmons, deceased, Elijah Simmons.
deceased, Enoch simmons. deceased,
George r. Simmons, deceased. T. w
Stevens, deceased. John H. Steels. de-
ceased, James w. Stevens, decea sed
John y. Stewart deceased, Wm. d.
Thomas. deceased w. NJ Tunn0. de-
ceased. George Turner, deceased.
James Turner deceased T. c. Vail
deceased Josiah g. Vail deceased
VIM II. Vail, deceased Smith y.
, Wackman. deceased. Edwin w Wad =
dell. deceased. Charles = Warwick.
Trustee deces sed. O. G Warwick
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deceased. VIM E. Watson. deceased
Emna White. deceased Julia White
| deceased, Winter White deceased. J.
wv. Virgins. deceased. John w. viii
lliams. deceased, Lovit Williams de-
ceased r. J. Williamson, deceased, c
Fl. Wilson, deceased Charles n VIII
son, deceased, Joseph Womberly. de-
! ceased. Frederick w S WooIhopter
deceased, Margaret WoolhoDter. de-
ceased Mary H W0oIhOpter, deceas-
! ed, Phillip Wooihopter. Trustee fos
his son, w. s. Woohopter. deceased
Ben Wright, deceased. George Zehu
bough deceased, George J. Zehen-
lbauF, decea sed.
| And all parties claiming an inter
lest in said property situate in Ma
rion County, Florida. to-wit;
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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15

tive can find a home and adequate
treatment. This measure has cut
down the spread of the disease by
more than a half.
Maui reports about $50 t%ubercular
patients yearly. The Kula Sana-
forum, of which Maui can truly be
proud, can accommodate only about
100 patients, of which naturally only
a small number can be discharged
yearly. In other words only a very
minute part of the yearly contingent
Of consumptives can be accommodate
ed there. The rest are left at home
to spread and propagate the infection.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15
CHAMBER TAKES UP
WIRELESS MAILER

HONOLULU, Aug. 13-The cham
Der of commerce is taking up the
wireless service matter and preparing
to make a thorough probe of the
situation to secure better communica-
ton. They received "a message from
kuhio that if the Marconi Kahuku
station was re-opened it would neces-
state the closing OF other stations,
and therefore the delegate doubted if
relief from the present situation would
be possible. The chamber apparent
ly is not satisfied with this explana-
ton.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15
AT The Theatres
DALLAS. Mike Morann

"Alias, Mike Moran"
No one familiar with picture pro-
duction who read Frederic Grin Bart
let's "Open Sesame" in the Satur-
day Evening Post, could have missed
its screen possibilities. The story
of the Stacker who gave an e%X-convict
his name that he might serve, the
Stacker who was shamed into becom-
ing a hero when he learned that Ibis
name" had gone down to glorious
death in France, appeared as a fascin-
ating picture even on the printed
page. And through the Lasky pro-
duction department Paramount has
given the story real life, thrill, SEN
%sation, honest emotion, in its newer
form.
NallaSe Reid was a happy selection
for the star part. He makes of
Larry Young, alis Mike Moran, a hui
man figure, human because he is
weak and bad and because on him
the war works its mysterious regene-
ration the way it has on thousand of
others. We feel like offering thanks
to the writer and producer of TO-DAY
who works such a human being into
a story. The greater number of our
heroes are fellows that have never
turned a dirty trick, they are little
gods. not members OF the flesh and
blood family.
"The M~ake-RelieVe Wife"
Phyllis Ashbrook, 1ancee of Roger
Mason, a lawyer, is hostess to a
party of friends in the Adirondack
mountains. John Manning, betrothed
to Anita Webb, accompanies Phyllis
on a mountain climb and both are
lost. They spend the night innocent
ly in a deserted cabin. Their friends
find them in what appears to be a
compromising attitude, and to avoid
scandal, they agree to marry anG then
to secure an immediate divorce, that
they may be free to marry their true
lovers" Manning leaves for China,
but half way across the continent, de-
cides that he will spend the time in
New York. where his friends don't
visit. Phyllis doesn't know where to
go, but decides finally to live in
Manning's New York apartment, mas.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15
On The Other Islands

New Normal Teacher-Miss Rita
Berka of Santa Rosa accepted an
offer to become the head of the oral
English department at the territorial
normal school at Honolulu.
Dan J. Lyons, well known Califor-
mia hotel man and an old friend and
business associate of Governor c. j.
Mccarthy, arrived in Honolulu, last
Friday on the Korea Maru. Mr..
Lyons spent his boyh BOD days in Ho-
nolulu, having come here with the
late George Il. Fassett who at one
time was manascr OF the Royal Ha-
waiian hotel.
II" has been connected with the fa
nous I'D Baldwin noel and WI the
Palace in San Francisco, and for
many years was manager of the St.
James hotel, San Jose, when that
hosiery was owned by the Campbell
estate of Honolulu. For the last two
years he has been associated with the
Lewis Foundation Corporation of
Atascadero, Cal.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15
FOREIGN RELATIONS
COMMITTEE TO CALL
ON WILSON

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE Sen
ate foreign relations committee has
decided to notify the President that
they would call upon him at the
White House if convenient to dis
cuss the peace treaty. The commit
tee will ask E. Williams, S. Hornbeck,
William Bluitt, who resigned to be-
come advisors of the American peace
commission to testify. Senators Nc
Cumber and Harding voting with the
democrats decided that all informa.
ton received from President should
be published.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15

much as she is, temporarily, at any
rate, Mrs. Manning. Manning finds
her there much TO his surprise, but
not altogether to his disappointment.
Then, aided by John II. Propinquity,
they decide that they will stick to
their VOWS and 'ove until death does
them part.
"The Gypsy Trail"
Edward Andrews is in love with
Frances Raymond. Frances is I'M
tic, but Edward is slow and methodi-
cal. She tells him he lacks some
thing, but refuses to say what is his
defect. He surmises that he lacks
dash and believes she wants to be
kidnapped.
Michael Rudder, a reporter, visits
the Raymond home to get a story.
Andrews asks Rudder to kidnap the
girl for him, arranging in the neal
time for his grandmother to chap
erone the kidnapping. Rudder carries
out the plot boldly and she thinks he
loves her. He tells her he is acting
as agent for the real kidnapper. She
falls into his arms, telling him she
intends TO marry him, as she has been
hypnotized by his bcldness. Rudder
realizes that a marriage would take
him from the open roads and makes
his escape. Andrews consoles Frances
and sets out to find the kidnapper and
bring him back. When Rudder re-
turns Frances realizes she really loves
the quiet Andrews; she rejects Rud-
dcr's suit and accepts Andrews.
"King of Diamonds"
In this picture, Mr.. Morey has a
most capable supporting cast of
Vitagraph favorities, every name an
asset in itself. There is Betty Blythe
his regular leading woman, who made
such a sensational success out of the
role of Nine. Arnot in "Over the Top.
This beautiful brunette has few
equals in s~emi-vampire roles. Then
there is charming Jean Paige, widely
known, for she starred in a score OF
o. Henrys and has appeared as lead
ing feminine support with Alice Joyce,
A very clever and appealing actress
And also George Maieroni, who is
winning new friends with each sue.
ceeding picture, a finished actor who
eXcels as a society scoundred and
home wrecker.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15
BELIEVE TRANSPORT
TROUBLE DUE TO ENGINES
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
HONOLULU, Aug. IA wireless
received concerning the Transport
Sheridan is believed connected with
her engine trouble which was ex-
perienced last week. Local officials
have heard nothing about her losing
propeller. a wireless from the trans
port yesterday said she was making
good progress.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15

Notices demanding an increase of
teachers salaries have been sen to
the managing committees of all Jap
anese language schools by the Japan
csc Educational Association. Each
notice mas accompanied by a copy of
the resolution on this subject passed
by the association during it's conven-
ton last week. 1t demands an in
crease Of so percent over what the
teachers are now receiving. The in
crease is to be made Immediately and
an answer TO this effect is to be sent
to the association before the end OF
this month.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15
coNGREssMEN ALMOST
COME 10 BLOWS

(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1i-Physical
encounter between Congressman Blan
ton and Hardy, both of Texas, was
prevented by other members of the
House. Hardy resented Blanton's in
situations that that Hardy was a rub
Der stamp for the White House.
department of Justice send broadcast
a circular announcing their position
that sugar retail prices shall not ex-
coed IL cents. Higher prices show
ing ~profiteering.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15
DR.. TROTTER TO HEAD
HEALTH BOARD
(Bv The Associated Pressl

NDy IHV AsSUCIdJEU ITHSSJ
HONOLULU, Aug. 1I-Dr. Trotter,
chief sanitarian of the L. S. Public
Health Service is here and has ac-
accepted the presidency of the board
Of health and will take Office soon, as
Washington grants him a leave of
absence.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15
Low WILL ASK FOR II. c. L,
REVOLUTION FUND
(By The Associated Press)

Vby Tie AsSOClaTeu PfeSs)
HONOLULU, Aug. 14-Supervisor
Low plans to ask Honolulu business
men TO subscribe shares and $4,000
to a revolution fund for operating a
municipal market, and asking if the
Administration will take it out of
politics.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15
NAVY WILL ASK FOR
REPAIRING APPROPRIATION

(By The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, Aug. 14-Depart-
ment of the Navy will ask Congress
for additional appropriation of $751;
100000 for repairing naval vessels.
The department of agriculture asked
Congress for a half million appropria.
ton for carrying out the Presidents
II. c. L. recommendations.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-08-15
MUNITIONS EXPLOSION FATAL

(By The Associated Press)
COLOGNE, Aug. l4-British muni-
tons dump in the suburb of Cologne
exploded and killed a.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-11-21
Past Grand Master II. w
Bartholomew, Dead.

Through the kindness Of ]
Taylor. OF Sparta we learned of
rhc death OF Past Grand Master II .
W Bartholomew. Of that city.
Who quietly passed away on Sun
day the~toth int alter several
weeks sickness. We were sorry
to receive the sad intelligence. e.
pecially TOO late TO be present at
his funeral lie served at one
time grand master Of Prince Hall
Masonic Grand Lodge oi Ill aud
was highly respected in iraterna
and church circles He was quite
wealthy aud Vas held in high es-
teen by both races and will be
truly missed 10 tha, city and in the
grand lodge. Peace TO his ashes
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-11-21
ARKANSAS NEGRO, WHO SLEW
SHERIFF, is BURNED
BY MOB

Magnolia, Ark Nov. rI.-Jor-
dan Jameson, Negro, so years old
who last Friday shot and killed
Sheriff b. Z, Greer. OF this county
was lynched here early today, be-
ing burned on the public square.
Jameson was captured about /
o'clock last night by posse from
Waldo, which surroundej a house
in which he, had taken refuge. He
fought against capture for an hour
but finally surrendered when the
posse threatened to burn the house
The posse took the Negro to Mag
nolia to turn him over to the acting
sheriff but mob of Magnolia citi-
zens intercepted the party. took
possession OF the Negro and held
him until preparations TO burn him
were completed. He was burned
about 5 0 clock this morning
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-11-21
Obituary.


Mrs Mary Grim. widow OF the
late Sub Grim. departed this life
Nov sth at $3.50 p. m. She was
born in Humphrey County Tenn.
in 1879, and was married in that
state. They moved to this state
soon after the civil war where they
resided until death.
She proiessed a hope in christ,
under Rev. J b. McCrary who a,
that time Sas pastor OF Mt. Hebron
Baptist church where she casted her
lot and lived consistant christian
She was the mother ol 10 child
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1919-11-21
From the Missionary.

arrived at CoIp, Nov. 18th
and stayed until the 10Th. when
preached Tor Rev. Davis at 1900
a. m and 7:3o p m. Rev. Dav.
isis good pastor and christian
gcntlemao. He and his people
treated me with much hospitality
May Gods choicest blessings res,
upon them. Collection for the
day $e4 90. Missionary collect
ion 81 90.
am new 10 Harrisburg; will be
here abou, J days. then ] will take
my leave for Perks. Sandusky. "a, j,
ST.. Cairo. Cache. Carbondale the
sth Sunday. Mnrphysboro, Brook
port. sst Baptist. Metropolis All
OF the churches above mentioned
may look for me.
Yours 10 Christ,
x. s. b. Anderson.
District Missionary.