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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-07
One of Leading Patriots.

During that period of war when his
country was overrun by Russian reds,
when the life of Finlands loyal citi-
zens was worth nothing in the eyes
of Slavic hordeS who were misguid-
ing many sections of Finnish people
when food was scarce and the little
army of Finnish patriots, almost
bare-handed. combated the angry
hosts of anarchial invaders during
those long, trying hours when three
Finnish armies struggled valiantly to
free Finnish soil of the enemy and
perpetuate settled order and beloved
institutions, Mr.. Saastamoinen was in
the forefront with his warriors, being
considered by many military men as
the right hand of Gen. Mannerheim,
commander-in-ch chief of the loyal Fin
nish forces. In fact it was Mr.. Saas-
tamoinen who really formed the mill
tary nucleus around which the even
tually successful Finnish army grew.
After the Russian reds were ex-
PEELED and some degree of settled or
der established under Gen. Manner
helm, Mr.. Saastamoinen was rendered
the position of minister of commerce
and industry in the Finnish cabinet.
but this he declined. Being particu-
larly fitted for the diplomatic, corps
by long study and travels, and as re-
ward for his patriotic and military la
bors, he was selected for the position
of minister to the United States,
which the Finnish government con-
siders one of its highest posts. Thus
Mr.. Saastamoinen comes to Washing
ton as the youngest accredited min
lister in the diplomatic colony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-07
re- MARINE RESIDENTIAL ESTAT
of
CASTLE FREKE
comprising an area of about
Inn ACRES

divided approximately between Grounds and
Woods about 800 acres Arabic and Pasture
Land about 500 acres. and rough land near
the ForeshOre about 900 acres.
The Estate is situate nearly midway be-
tween Kinsale and Cape Clear, and has a
coast line of 21a miles.
The Castle is a fine building occupying a
bold situation and commanding magnificent
views over the Atlantic. The main part was
partly rebuilt about eight years ago and the
whole thoroughly modernized in all respects
with bathrooms, central heating and electric
light, while the Offices are complete, and the
gardens and grounds Inexpensive to maintain
The Home Farm IL well equipped, the
engine in connection with the electric light
installation driving also the Farm machinery.
The Estate Is well timbered. no trees having
been cut sold during the war.
Good Wildfowi Shooting. Excellent Yachting
and Fishing Facilities.
For SALE, by AUCTION, in London
on an early date. unless previously sold
privately.
Solicitors: Messr.. wALDFoRDs. 81 Bolton
Street. Piccadilly, London. W. l.
Auctioneers: Messrs. KNIGHT, FRANK &
20 Hanover Square. London. W. l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-07
FINLAND SAVED BY AMERICA.
SAYS NEW MINISTER TO u. S.
Armas H. Saastamoinen, Youngest Accred-
tied Envoy in Washington, Says His
Country Is in Nowise Now
Obligated to Germany.

Washington government and to the
people of America definite assurance
that Finland is not today in any
way dependent upon Germany for the
assistance that Berlin rendered to
Gen. Mannerheim's armies in those
critical hours when 1t was very
much a question whether the bolshe
visit armies in the south were to
overrun all Of Finland. That Ger
many did send men. did furnish arms
and munitions to Finland is admitted,
but NJ. Saastamoinen emphatically
ana Cancelled bills rest in the gov
ernment's hands in Helsingfors. How
the Firms were forced to accpet Ger
man aid is an interesting story, one
that has not heretofore been re-
vealed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION OF SODA WATER AND ICE
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WASHINGTON, D. @.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF NINE tO
trustees Of the German American Fire lnsur-
ance Company of the District Of Columbia will
be held at the office of the company, No. oil
7th st. NV, Thursday, June 10, 1913.
Polls open from II am. to 1 pm.
(signed) n. n. BERGMANN. Secretary.
DEFINITE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
come first. A responsible estimate by re-
sponsible contractor, followed by frst-class
work. is last and all-important. On this basis
we invite inquiries for estimates on general
building contracts VIM. SERBY, builder, Ill
18th at. NV. Main 1894.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BUELL. EXPLOSION
whistle. to attach to engine cylinder. has come
to town. c. HELMS COMPANY.
14O7 14th st. NV. Phone franklin 195l.
/ HAVE SOLD TO s. sTOLAR MY ENTIRE
stock of notions, groceries and tobacco, iocat-
ed at 1882 st. Me-, Tuesday. June 3. 1919.
JOHN l.. YORK,
1882 ID st. ne. -
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LORD CARBERY. IRELAND.
PROVINCE OF MUNSTER

COUNTY CORK.
Five miles from Clonakilty Station. on a
branch line of the Cork. Bandon and South
Coast Railway, and 40 miles from Cork.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-07
How Firms Received Aid.

At the time when the Finnish pa
triots faced extinction. when it ap-
peared that their families were to be
wiped out by ruthless and already
blood-reeking hands. when the be-
loved public institutionsr of the
country were about to be completely
ruined, the loyal Firms fighting
against almost unconquerable odds
with their bare fists and any sort of
crude weapons of war that could be
devised, turned to their old-time
friends. the Scandinavian countries,
for aid. notwithstanding desire to
aid the Firms. the Scandinavian
countries. particularly Sweden, were
for many reasons unable to grant
desired assistance. Finland then ap-
preached the Scandinavian capitals
with request to transportation of
arms through Scandinavia, provided
these We're purchased from the west
ern allies. Again the Finnish request
was refused. Desperately anxious to
save their country and win complete
independence from any group of Rus
slams. whether they be bolshevik or
monarchists. the Firms then were
approached by Germany and arms
and munitions were purchased by the
FINNISH government from Berlin.
The acquisition of these arms made
the war for Finnish independence a
victorious one and not only the boil
sheviks but Russian influence was
expelled from the country.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-06
Ell DIR. AVILES

Mailana sale en- el "Brazos' pa
ra New York, nucstro distinguido
amigo ell reputable DR.. don Jacin,
to .Aviles que forma parte del
Conccjo Municipal de San Juan.
Ell Dir. .Aviles va con Objeto de
asistir la Asamblca de la Aso-
caci6n Medica Americana que sc
reunira en- breve. en- Atlantic
City.
Como saben nuestrOS lectores,
la Association Medica Americana
sc folma de todas las asociacio'
nes medicas de los Estados Uni
dos Y, por 10 tanto, la Association
Medica de Puerto Rico tiene en-
aquella una representation lesi,
TINA.
Ell DIR. Ayiles permanecera fue
ra del pals mes y medic.
lie deseamos un viaje felicisimo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-06
Las potelcias Sc avienen cedr Fnne lt2na cambo
de que &sta nad6n ntregue otro puerto en- e Adralco
la Campana del Emprestto de la Victoria deb
ser ace1erada" -dicen de Washington

NUEVA YOK. - Ell trasportc
"George Washington ha llesado
a este puerto, y trae a su bordo
al Sccretario Baker y quinien-
tos ochenta V dos soldados. Los
soldados pcrtenecen a la division
trigcsima segunda dc Michigan y
Wisconsin.
PARIS.--Las tres y tuarto dc
la tarde de maflana microbes es
Ia hora senalada para presentar
Ia firma dc los delegados ale
names el tratado dc paz.
NUEvA YORK. . FL insignia
Hugo J. Adams, dc Pittsburgh, y
Haroldo Corey, dc Scranton, Sc
mataron hoy en- ct aerodromo de,
Rockway Beach, cllando ell apara-
to en- Que volaban SC precipito
/
desde gran altura sobre un depd-
sito dc gas hidrogeno. La muerte
fue instantanea. Adams era uno
de los aviadores mas antique del
servicio naval, Y Aunque carecla
de diploma de piloto, SC lie consi-
der;iba como tai.
WASHINGTON. No quedan
sino cinco dfas para cerrarse la
campai1a. del Empr6stito de la
Victoria y sc hace necesaa.io ae.
tivar Ia venta dc los bonos, ses
II. u NC a. ~ &C r-,,i ]. ma ii ios
tados Unidos. Hasta ahora no hay
suscritos sino 81 1888, 100000 sea
cuarenta por ciento dc la suma
total. Las subscripcioncs desde cl
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@F& NAa ~
OTRA MALA NUEVA.

Maestro fraternal amigo Y consc
cuente compahero senior Jose NJ.
Lomba, recibio aver otra do!orosa
misiva. En ella Sc lie anuncia, Ia
c0nicamcnte, cl inesperado v ra-
pido fallecimiento de su familiar,
don Luis Martinez Lorenzo; casa
do, con una hermana de la .iistin-
guida esposa de nuestro conpaile-
TO senior Lomba.
Sorprendi0 la muerte al senior
Martinez Lorenzo, en- Madrid; a
consecuencia, ,-segun ligeramente
Sc le cOmunica nuestro compa-
Hero, de una Immediate @ indis
pensable operacion quirhrsica.
La muerte del bondadoso senol
Luis Martinez Lorenzo, ha de sci
iustamente sentida Ell Puerto Ri
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sabado ultimo no llegan a
$140,75 900.
NUEVA YORK.--La pclea de
los pugilcs Willard Y Dempsey
sc llcvara a cfecto en- Toledo
(Ohio) ell la tarde del cuatro de
julio pr6ximo, que cac yiernes.
Los gladiadores cntraran al pa
lcnque a las tres cn punto, y pc
learan tantos cncuentros como
sean nccesarios hasta que uno de
los dos quedc fucra dc .combate.
Estos detalles fucron comunica-
dos por el cmpresario Richard,
anoche.
PARIS.-Sc anuncia que los
seilores Sonnino Y Orlando sale
ron de Roma para Paris, con OBJ.
jcto de reanudar las conferencias.
Ademas Sc dice que Ell Concejo de
la Corona belga ha autorizado a
los delcsados para que firme el
tratado de paz. Estas noticias
han modiiicado en- scntido fayora
bic la situacion, y mailana sc reu-
niran todos los dclegados en- Sc
sion general.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-06
QUERER ES PODER

SEsta usted tan interesado en-
obtener un seryicio de carTos elec
tricos eficiente, como estamos
nosotros en- proporcionarselo?
A menos que usted 10 desee,
nosotros no podemos suminis-
tarselo.
Ell problema de un servicio de
carros electricos eficiente es tan
to suyo como nuestro. Sin su
cooperation activa el problema
no puede ser resuelto. Con su
I.asistencia la extension de la do
BILE via puede llevarse a cabo muy
facilmente.
Querer es poder.
Porto Rico Railway Light &
Power Co.,
San Juan no seria San Juan
| sin los carros electricos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-06
JULES VEDRINES

Ell gran aviador frances, de cuya
muerte catastrofca, do cuenta opor-
tunamente Ell IMPARCIAL, en- su
secci6n cablegrafica.
Vedrines en- el ano de 1911 a 1912
hizo una ca!npana de gran actividad
en- Europa. Sus vuclos fueron arTies-
gados y frecuentes. Hizo cl vuelo de
Paris-Madrid y logro fjar varios re-
cords de altura, distancia y veloci-
dad. Ell fue uno de los primeros avia-
f7sesaes .g.sas upls,sa,a sde's Paris - Iena-
dres en- 4 tie agosto dc 1911. En- los
primeros meses de la guerra presto
inportantes servicios Francia CO.
mo aviador militar. Despues sc de-
dic6. a la instruction del creciente nu-
nero de aviadores que necesitaba cl
pals en- guerra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-06
Hoy ha -sido inaugurada Ia
Semana Espanola en- Paris,
asistiendo Cincuenta de1ega.
dos de las universidadeS
La situacion del gobierno de Maura es
ahora mas fuerte, seg1n 10 reco-
noce la prensa de Madrid
Gable "El Imparcial.")
Via w. |. p. and T. Co.

MADRID, Mayo 6.-La posicion del senior Maura es
ahora mas soda desde que consguo derecreo de DISC
ucon de las Cortes la convocatora eleccones
para dputados La prensa independents reconoce que
las eleccones robuseceran al goberno dandole fuerZa
necesaria en- los momentos actuales.
MADRID-Los elementos catalanistas continlan rea-
zando todo genero de esfuerzos para de consegr
Que conceda la autonoia por decreto las provncas
catalanas Ell Sr Maura completamente contrario
este procedimento, de clio ha expresado Opt
MON terminate La autonoia debe sancionada por
ell parlamento En- cuestones que afectan de modo
tan esenca al porvenr de la paria puede legisar
a espadas del pa1lamento-ha dicho.
galnganos vcberiosos 1ais 15
ocupar Embellishments la cudad de Budapest para ev
tar la matanza de vecnos paclcos la destruction to-
tai de las propedades por los errorstas que han
zado con las mas tremendas represaias.
GINEBRA-Los informes que egan de la capital de
Hungrla dcen que la exatacon de los terrorstas es tai
que el da prmero de mayo pntaron de rojo los edcos
pubcos los monnentos las glesias; hasa los tranvas
recorreron las GALES pntados de roos La sere de
pellos comedos por los bochevqus pone espanto ell
amino mas esforzado.
gsy4s@ - 81 "a
PARIS-La semana espanola, organizada por ell Co.
mite Francohspano de acercamento ha sdo Inaugural
da hoy Al acto han asstdo cncuenta delegados de las
universidades espalolas
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FRANCISCO SOTO GRAs

Participa a sus clicntes y ami
gos que durante los tres meses
del verano, soIamente, estara au-
sente en- los Estados Unidos.
Su bufete Y notaria continual
ra su curse ordinario, atendien.
do los asuntos pendientes y que
sc lie confien ell Lcdo. Ramon Sia.
ca, Jr. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-06

Don Xavier Ma1'ioni lc pidc % mil
d6iares de indenaivaciGn
Ponce, mayo 5.-Esta mailana,
Sc constituy6 en- las Oficinas del
peri6dico local Ell Ola, el primer
sub-marshall dc Ia Corte dc los
Estados Unidos Ell Puerto Rico
Mr.. w. L. Pepe, para citar y em
plazar al editor de dicho peli@dicd
senior Guillermo Y. Cintron iii
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ferenCiaS. Los terf0flStaS de
Budapest han pintado de rojo los
tranvlas, el primero de Mayo
Aleman;a MEGA haber sido atacada por
fuerzas polacas comandadas por
el general Haller
(Cable a "El ImparciaL.")
Via w. |. P. and T. Co.

PARIS-Los empleados de los bancos Sc han declarado
EN- huelga La mayora son mueres que reclaman mayor
saaro menos horas de trabao. Hasta ahora Ia huega
no ha tenido derivacones tumutuosas Los huelgstas
guardian una acttud muy correcta
PARIS-Ha falecido aver de5pues de representa-
su patria Hoanda como mnistro ell Paris, NJ. Knight
Dostuero que era e decano de los dpomatcos extranc
ros en- la capital de Francia Ell ustre dipomatico
muv popular en- Paris. Ell cadaver sera trasadado su
pals.
BERLIN-Negase ofcianlente que los polacos, al
ando del general Haer hayan niciado hostildades con-
ira Alemania La noticia atribuye por ell Gobierno
ale1nan un rmor NAL ntenciQnado para dlhcultarlas
III
PARIS-Comunican de Presburg que un bipano italia
no en- e que iba ell general Stefank mnsro de la guerra
checoesavo con dos ocaes taanos cay6 desde cuatro
centos metros de altura murendo odos desrozados ho
rriblenente.
VERSALLES-Circua nsstentemente ell de
cue las potencias Sc avienen ceder Italia Fiume
cambo de que esta nac6n ceda otro puerto ell Adrt
co. La notica ha sdo muy bien recibda pues reaco
ma con ella la velta las conferencas de los princpaes
elementos talianos.
PARIS.-El tratado preminar de la paz sera presen-
tado los aemanes e ueves por e presldente del ConSe
o de ministries de Francia NJ Clemenceau La impre-
sion que prevaece que han de surgr obstacuuos pa
ira su aprobacion deinitiva.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-06

Ismael Haki Bey, director de los
confinamientos para deportados, ba-
10 el gobierno de los Jovenes Turcos,
cuya orden personal, segun Sc di-
ce, fueron internados Ell el desierto
cuarenta mil arnnenios que murieron
de hambre unos y rematados en- NOR
ton los demas.
Ahora se'le ha somctido q un pro-
ceso para depurar la responsabilidad
que pueda caberlc en- los crimenes
Icontra los armenios, ante In conlision
sal lipfla suge anerara en- las alidad
afi TJreuia.
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A FORMAR COMPANIh

FL aplaudido actor Gaspar
Campos, que tanto ha gustado en-
San Juan y ell cuantas poblacio-
nes ha visitado, embarca hoy en-
el vapor "Legazpi'. lei senior Cam
pos que viaja con SUI sonora Y su
nifo, Sc dirige Madrid, donde
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-06
Una demdndd contra ell Director
del p6ri0diCO Ell Did''

de que comparezca ell las oticinas
de aquel Tribunal ell esa Capital.
a contestar una demanda que por
dailos Y perjuicios causados a sll
buen nombre presenta el selor Ma
riani citado. FL demandante ext
ic la supa de veinte mil d"larcS
al se1or Cintr6n, como indesnniz>.
ci6n por tales dahos y periuicios.
Corresponsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-06
LO QUE HA COSTADO LA
GUERRA.

Sc acerca ell famoso "cuarto de
hora' de Rebelais; hay que pa,
gar los vidrios rotos. La factura
es bastante iinportante. He aqui,
scgln la estadlstica hecha por un
especialista ingles, los diversos
gastos de la guerra, en- millones
de frances:
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LA FIESTA DE LAS FLORES

Esta noche sc reuniran en- la ca
sd de la familia Paniagua, en Ia
calle del General Contreras, de es
tia ciudad, las damas de la socie-
dad LOS Veteranos" con el lin dc
organizar los Comites de seiioras
~ seioritas que han de eutender
EN- las fiestas de las flores que cele
brara esta sociedad el % del CO.
rriente,
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POR Ell EMPRESTITO DE LA VICTORIA

Ell Banco Comercal de Puerto Rico prestara cantda-
Fl Emprestto de la Victoria de la Lbertad garantfa
de ss bonos Cualquer que necesite sera fac-
ltada sin Unite aguno por el Banco Comercal de Puer
to Rico.
Luis Sanchez Morales,
Presidente Banco Comercial,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-06

estara descansando un mes O dos
Y en- seguida formara compania
para venir hacer una tournee
por America, empezando por
Puerto Rico. Colombia. Venezue-
la, M6jico, Cuba, Santo Domin-
go.
Celebramos poder aplaudiI
pronto al graciosimo actor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-06

co; en- donde reside algunos amos
~ donde contaba con numerosos Y
buenos amigos, que lie recordaban
con tierno afeeto.
Pertenecio cl fenecido, a H. i'm,
portante mercantil dc esta capital,
Sues. de l.. Nillamil & Co. Y de la
,cual fue, comanditario. hasta po-
COS aiios ha.
Al tributar nuestro testiinonio
del mas sentido pesame a Ia que
fue su esposa. do7ia Felicidad An.
dreini, asi como a sus mas cerca.
nos deudos, hemos de hacerlo muy
particularmente, Il su senior HERNIA
no politico don Jose NJ. Andreinl
residente en- New York y los ii
miliares de nuestro buen amigo Y
tompanero. seifor Jose NJ. Lomba
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-06

Total para los centrales. 351.75O
La guerra ha cOstado, por con-
siguicnte, 97o.s75, en- millones de
frances.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-09-02
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs John T. Moore of this
city announce the engagement of their
daughter, Marguerite. to Mr.. Fred C.
Lyon of Tampa, the wedding to take
place January 13, 1920.
Miss Moore is one of Ocala's most
popular young girls, having been born
and reared here. with the exception
of few years spent in Tampa and Mt
San Antonio, where she received her
education at the convent school near
that city. By her fascinating and win
some manners she has made a great
many friends not only here in her
home town, but throughout the state,
all of whom will be very much inter-
ested in the announcement of her en-
gagement.
Mr.. Lyon is now in the city and is
making the friendship of many. For
several years he has held a very re-
sponsible position with the Exchange
National Bank of Tampa and comes to
Ocala with the recommendations of a
young man of streling qualities.
The young couple have the best
wishes of many friends, including the
Star.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-09-02
PERkINS-LUCKIE

At the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. M. A. Sheppard, in Daytona,
Monday afternoon, Sept. 1st. Mrs.
Laura Norwood Luckie became the
wife of Mr.. Robert J. Perkins, Rev.
r. J. Phillips officiating.
Both the contracting parties are
well-known here. The bride has lived
in Ocala almost every year since her
childhood. She is lovely young
woman and has the sincere goodwill
and esteem of all who know her best.
Mr.. Perkins is a South Carolinian
and is one of the Coast Lines trusted
and efficient conductors. He has been
with the road over fifteen years, for
the last two or three of which he has
been running out of Ocala. in which
time by his devotion to duty and gen.
ial temperament he has made himself
popular in the city and along his runs
as we'll as among his brother railroad
men.
After the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perkins left in their car for a trip
down the coast. They will go as far
as Miami, and expect to be in Ocala
by next Sunday or Monday. The Star
is glad to say they expect to make
their home here.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-09-02
BROTHERS IN ARMS BID
EACH OTHER GOODBYE
(Assoeiated Press)

Brest, Sept. 2.-When Marshal
Foch bade Gen. Pershing goodbye, he
said: Gin leaving France, you leave
your dead in our hands. On our soil
we will care for them religiously and
zealously as bearing witness to the
powerful aid you brought us. These
dead will bring from America many
thoughts of remembrance and pious
visits and will bind still more strong
ly our already close union.
eff the clouds of wa~ should gather
again in the future, would not these
dead rise from their tombs and make
their voices heard once more by a
world which already knows that the
same cause, the cause of liberty, has
united US since the time of Washing
ton and LaFayette?"
General Pershing replied by bidding
farewell to France in the person of the
marshal, to her gallant poilus, her
patriotic men and to her noble women.
Then the general and Marshal Foch
walked arm in arm to the gang plank,
exchanging final salutes as the mar
shall stepped ashore.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-09-02
MEETING OF VETERANS

Marion Camp No. Sc. U. C. ", met
September End, 1919, with w. E. Nc
Gahagin commanding.
Prayer by Chaplain Folks.
The following comrades answered tc
rcll call: Alfred Aver, J. L. Beck, A
M. Bullard, H. w. Douglas, w. ]
Folks, F. E. Harris, w. E. McGahagin
W. E. Martin. B. H. Norris, J. w
Nance, c. c. Priest, John Pasteur, G
F.. Smith, l. P. Stevens, J. F.-Barror
and B. l. Freyermuth.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
The following comrades were elect.
ed to attend the Atlanta reunion: w
E. McGahagin, J. B. Barron, Alfred
Aver, F. E. Harris, w. j. Folks, D. H
Irvine, H. W. Douglas, B. H. Norris
H w. Douglas. with half vote each
The thanks of the camp were unani.
mously rendered ]. B. Fletcher for his
generosity in building a monument tc
the men who fell in the battle of Nat.
ural Bridge.
Moved and seconded that Comrade
Harris republish the notice of the
death of Comrade J. D. Williams as
a memorial of the camp.
Alfred Aver, Adjutant
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-09-02
THIRD PAYMENT
INCOME TAX DUE

Jacksonville, Sept. 2.-Those who
took advantage of the opportunity Of
fered by the government to pay their
income tax in installments of Is per
cent. are reminded that the third in
stallment falls due Sept. Is and must
be in the hands of the collector Of in
ternal revenue by that date.
The payment can be made any
time from now on and to avoid the
rush of the last day those who have to
pay will do well to do so immedi-
ately. Notices have been sent to
those who are paying this tax in in
stallments but it is possible that some
may not receive the notice and they
are thus reminded that the third pay.
ment is due Sept. Is.
The failure to pay the installment
calls for a penalty the same as neg
lect to pay the other installments.
The payments heretofore have been
made quite promptly and it is expect
ed the third one will be the same way.
Collector of Internal Revenue Jas.
NJ. Cathcart in warning the taxpayer
by the above statement, says he is
much gratifed at the ready response
OF those having to pay the income tax
and that great majority seem glad
TO pay.