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New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Call Money Market Erratic

The call money market had another
excited day yesterday. when in the
last iltteen minutes Of stock market
trading the rate jumped from 6 to 9
per cent and back to per cent again
at the close. One important national
bank was reported to have loaned S3.-
100000 at the maximum figure. 1t was
SAID that the lowering Of the rate be-
tore the close was due to offerings by
the Chase National Bank The higher
rates for call money are attributed By
bankers to shifting of funds to the in
terror By institutions in preparation
lor making payments on the new
lreasury certificates Of Indebtedness.
Inc present conditions, it is believed.
VIII be only temporary, and the next
lew months Will see easier money con-
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Sugar Stocks Strong

Current strength in the sugar stocks
IS SAID to be based on the belief that
higher prices will obtain for the new
crop, owing to the passing of govern
ment control as represented bv the
equalization board The present fixed
price for sugar is sig cents a pound.
ana 1t IS predicted that the quotation
may 90 as high as 7l2 cents. which
l'guIe 1t IS believed, would add largely
10 the earnings of the leading com
pahies' tuba cane sugar got as h gh
as 40 yesterday, and closed up u, ~
39'4. Cuban American sugar nearlv
reached the 900 mark. when il touched
199 Is. AT its closing sale of 298s, i
sNowed net gain OF l5s. points
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Reflex of Rise in Silver

| ne renewal OF the rise in bar silver
mas brought a revival of speculative
activity in the shares of the silver
and copper-silver mining companies In
the latter group Cerro de Pasco j. \
conspicuous leader. The stock ad
Eanced more than point Yesterday
1oiIowlng an uDturn Of 212 points the
day before Bar silver was quoted al
Sl.l912 cents in this morket. and bull
ION dealers said the top of the move
meht had not yet been seen.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Belgian Loan Not Ready

Numerous details still remain TO be
worked out before the new loan TO
Belgium under negotiation by group
OF New York banks can be definitely
announced. Bankers said yesterday
that a week or so might elapse before
any statement as TO the terms of the
loan could be made. 1t was denied
that a conference of bankers on Thurs
day was held to consider the Belgian
loan. The conference had to do with
the broad subject of international
credit
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Securities and Money
Strength of Steel
Stocks Carries
Market Upward

Constructive influences predominated d
In Wall Street yesterday. where the
stock market developed the strongest
tone of the week, practically all the
standard issues joining in the advance.
There was little change in the strike
situation, according to the days press
reports, but the financial district con-
tinued confident of the outcome. Ii
was felt in many quarters that the
testimony of the labor leaders before
the Senate Committee at Washington
lad weakened the case of the strikers.
Financial opinion backed the refusal Of
the head of the Steel Corporation to
submit the questions at issue TO arbi-
tration.
The rise in stock prices conceded
with further pronounced recovery in
foreign exchange rates in this market,
rates on London and Paris advancing
to the highest levels since August This
had favorable effect on sentiment and
was accepted in financial circles as in
dicating improvement in the interna-
tional credit situation. Announcement
of the resumption of gold imports from
England on private account, the first
shipment CT any size on private ac-
count since early in the war having ar
rived yesterday, pointed TO a change in
the policy of the British Treasury.
Bankers predicted substantial move
nf ho tol !,
Rising strength of the steel shares.
following the hesitating movement of
prices in this group the day before
helped the whole list. Steel common
rose from 103bs to 1O41a. equalling the
high price Of the week. Bethlehem is
sues were strong. showing net gains
of more than point while Crucible
Steel common. the most volatile of all
the steels, scared l5A points to new
high record of 203i1 The advance in
Crucible WAS made easy by reason of
the small floating supply of this stock.
Among the other strong industrials
were the sugar shares, American Can.
international Paper, Kelsey Wheel.
Mexican Petroleum. Chandler Motors.
General Motors, Remington Typewriter.
National Biscuit. American Sumatra
Tobacco, United Fruit and Baldwin Lo-
comotlve The advance was accom-
plished on only a moderate. volume of
activity, dealings again falling short
of million share marx There were
271 different stocks bought and sold.
compared with $50 on Thursday Bonds
were less active. but the Liberty Loan
issues held firm.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Railroad sold

san FRANCISCO. Sept 26-sale oi
the Palisade ( Eureka Railroad eighty
seven miles long. by Mrs WhitelaT
Reid and Ogden Mills. Of New York. to
Eugene DAVIS, Of New York ard Eureka
New. for consideration approxlmat
ing $1,000, 600, was announced By DAVIS
here to-day. The road runs between
Palisade and Eu1eka. Nov
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Money and Credit

A temporary shortage in offerings Of
call money in the local market YES
terday resulted in the rate climbing to
, per cent Just before the close. About.
*2,o0O,ooo was loaned by the banks at
this figure. after which the Chase Ma
tlonal Bank and other institutions
came In with liberal offerings, fore
ing the rate off to per cent.
Little II any call of loans was re-
ported during the day. and i, was said
in banking circles that The rise in the
rate to 9 per cent, the highest since
July 90, was due to belated borrow
tngs by brokers. whose combined de-
mands temporarily absorbed ell the ca II
money in sight.
he ruling rates for money yester-
day, compared with a year ago, were
as follows:
Yesterday Year ago
tall money Per cent Per cen /
On mixed collateral G c
On indus collateral 6ih 81
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

Further sharp recoveries took place
IN exchange on London and Paris fol
loving the news of the arrival of gold
from England and the announcement
that the Treasury will defer the collec-
tion of interest due this government
on Allied obligations. The advances
IN sterling and francs carried the rates
to the highest levels in nearly a
month
German exchange was steady with
marks holding around 44o cents for
cables.
(Quoted dollars to the pouMd.)
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Paris Market Irregular

PARlS, Sept. 26.-Prices moved jr-
reguiarl y on the Bourse to-day. Three
per per cent rentes, 60 francs 90 centimes
eor cash. Exchange on London, "a
a. draiics a % centlmes. Five per cent loan.
~ francs 80 centimes. The dollar was
quoted at francs 10 centjmes "''
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Standard Oils
Other Oil Stocks

Saes Open. HIGH Tow, Last
toVo AldN Ol .... lUis IL 1O14 II
$4,000 Sailed OIL a.. 13. ~ r.
500 alto Oil & G
10000 *Amal Royalty H.. IL, "a
400 Aritex Oil ~ liz
200 Barnett o & q = +. x
100 Boone Oil M "a 81. III
500 Post Mex Pet -, ga.
lJoUO - @TBost-Wyo Oh IS - - a
1900 +Can-A & G. Is p
400 %Circle Oil " 81, 53s ~, 5ss
1000 "Cit S T sh. 1872 49ss 4Sas 49as
zoo +Comwlth Pet 5ll4 5lA 5o4 81
600 60O Conti Ref Sc 6 az
500 "Cosden & Co. 1875 1l8a 115s ll&.
5000 200 *ETtsl H't '6ii" 81 Pet sas s e e sas ss
500 Esmer o & G + 4
1900 Federal Oil rs 97s - 2Ts
1900 *Glenrock Oil 5is :
1000 4Gutley-Gil 0. 21la 2I3s III, 21ss
34oU Gulfpt 0 6 K e 30 % 30
400 II of r 20 201s - 70
4S0o Home of D 30 3s - So
i7gS 5SS s!a1iaS"mo 41dsS" o'l on j. IA D..
800 Internal Peh. 3l&a 81 a4a4 .35la
1000 lnYincible Oh. 81 ~ 54is 357s
5000 Isd Oil & Tr. rs ~ 7is
100 Little Sioux O
1000 Livingston Oil IS ~,
900 Merritt Oil Cp 93la 23z, 2SA. 23M
1000 Metropol Pet. u. 2l2 81, 30
2G0 MeX-Panuco Oil IS IS is is
900 ~Midwest Ref 10 Ia l7@ IA
see 1Midwest-Tez Q :. =. 2. q
500 Morton p of Me - 3 -, 3
200 @Naiionai Oil. 3i9 81 So, 2Io
500 North Amer Oil 6l4 6l2
1000 Ohio Ranger y =. *
lNOu OmarO&G new 6le 6is
.V0 fOrient OIL & c. : D.
1000 ~Os Ma o ) inc - = 70
1900 TPennoI. OIL. fii. l4as III, l4bs
800 "Phiilips Pet. 6la4 63 6ll1 627s
900 TPittsDurgTex. l5la l5le l5l. l5as
$50 STProd & Ri SIS - SIS 81
loco "fQucen OF
800 ~Ranser Cuff 81 81 81 81
500 TRanger OIL IA ,s - 4
500 *Rickard Tcx 81 81
1000 @Ryan Pe, $500 g. -. A.. 45s
900 @Salt Cr Prod. 5l&s 30. 54@s 555s
100 @,Sapulpa o g. z - ~, ~ -.
2UO0 Sequoyah O & K j. =. d l.
1000 T.5herr Tr&Trad - 7lla 71la 1873
1000 *Simms Petrol. 50 81. 81 .'21s
1000 "Sinclair Gulf. 6Ols co.'s 59is 60
500 $50 Oil & Tran 6 6
1000 TSouthwcst Oil - - y ~
800 Spencer Pet c 1f1s l7at /, l7a4
loo9 stanton Oh. l7s Ia IL IL
100 *Tex Oil < Il * y ,e, 4
1909 s1ex-ken OIL ~ AZ 44s AS
lgQo 1feN Nat Pet. d. e u IS
500 1ex-R p & R IA 2ls IA 2ls
500 *IcN Steer OIL 4 a
1000 *TeXon O 4 L. Il Z II
lu0U TIrlnity Oil c li2 ~ lss ~
9oG 9o0y *Iropjcal on. 1872 22i2 1919 90
5000 +un Oh of Del SO 80 3Sls 3S1a
l3400 ~un Tex Pet r. q = i
$500 Vacuum < G I i L
400 TVal Oil Inc S7s SIS SIS 87s
5000 "vic Oil n stls lSs IL las ~
goo Vulcan Oil. sls 9ls
230o ~Wh o & r 257s 257s % %
1000 wood Oil W j. 10 lot, 10 lOls
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Financial Items

Spencer Trasl< & Co., Harris. Forbes
& Co., Coffin & Burr and the First
ana Old National Bank and Security
company. of Detroit, are Offering 81
9o9'oOo Detroit Edison Company five
per cent first and refVnding morteaqe
go bonds, due July |. 1910. at 80 and
interest, yielding nearly per cent
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Curb Market

Note The Tribune assumes RESPONSE
bility for the accuracy authenticity Of
curb market quotations. Transactions and
prices yesterday reported as follows
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Bid and Asked

J., ne blowing table gives the closioo,
1;" n'o and asked quotations for stocts
,'s.eo on the New York Stock Exchanma
ou' not traded in yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27

Darwin R. James. jr.. president of
me American Chicle Company. an
nounces nc, nc the sale of that companv's
3T'2oo 'oVo per cent serial notes to
H1ofhDlo"er ~ q Weeks, Bankers Trus t
Company. Halsey, Stuart & Co and
Hayden, Miller & Co. '''
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Bonds

Sales Sales 1000 omitted Open High. Low. Last
sSS sSS A,Med Nh q pa'S :, < ss 90 s9. g so.
10 II st 20 1923 .lO2 l02 I0S to- o. =
10 'CCC&StL os '29 Sos 95Ss g, III
Can G 5i4s 1921 9e% 9sat e9aa goa.
- - do . l2s 1923. 97ss 97ss 9Il. 97l@
. sInt r T is ~ 80 - o.
9o 9o sRuss Gov 6i9s 39l2 ss1s 81 81
80 Swiss Gov Sis. s37s es7s ss7s s3T4
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27

Am Bnk Note IS 30
do pr . As 40
A Az Ch pr. 93l, ~
\ Beet $ Or. 81
A 3 S Fdry "a
DO pr. 1852 200
Am Can pr. l04ia l05
a Z n { pr. ll0;4 IlGl
Am Coal -. A.
a Cot on pr. ~ a
A Linseed Or o5L va
Am Loco pr.l07 lOTt
Am Malt 80 81
Am Shipbldg. l95
.tin SIN pl' A 81 81
Ain Snur pr. 81 100
A 81 Fdy pr a4ll 90
Am Suga pills llg
A Sam 7 pr a. a5l
An Tel Il 6. 81 so
A To pr new.lOOX luii
A u & l. pr. 80 90
Ann Arooi'.. 4 S
do pr ..... 10 80
Assets RI Co. w 3
A ID G lst pr I5i. rs
Asso OIL -. ooi "a
Al Biz & At 10 III
AG d " | Or 70 "a
Bald Loco Or. 1857, 1o6
Barret, Co pr.lllT ll4
Beth S 18th Or. 100 lo7
90 Sth pr. .lla 1l4
BAn I'm Gas. 7s Is
Burns Brs pr.103 nix
Buff r X r.. ~
do pr ..... S5 100
Bun s. Sus Or 48 ~
Bush Term. . 81 100
Can Southern 43I. AZ
Case } 1 pr. 90 !0l
zen OF \ j. l19 POS
Cent Fdry 30
do pr .... A. Ga
Cent Lea pr los llo
ines y O. g.. 56ia 81
thi & Alton. II
c K T. III. 8 3
G ~ y " pr. l24 1875
Cl & Pitts so
esp NJ & 0 IS IS
do pr ....l0O lIO
CCC&S ]. Or 63x 70
Cluett Peab. IS 81
DO pr ....l061<
Col 4 So. % 23
do lst pr. so Is
do I'd pr AZ so
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27

Charles W. Weston assistant treasurer
OF the Union Pacific system, has been
@tsoted vice-presidsnt Of the mstropon-
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27

metropolitan Trust Company OF New
ork mas been appointed trustee for
an issue OF 81 500 600 : per cent tan-
year serial first mortgage gold notes.
OF the Wheeling Mold & Foundry Com,
panY. also registrar Of $1,000 900 :
per cent cumulative preferred stock.
ana 10000 shares of common stock
without par value, of the same con-
panY.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27

Columbia Trust Company has been
appointed registrar OF the authorized
issue OF $4,000 shares. without pnr
value, Of Loft, Incorporated
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27

notn,ni BANKERS Trust Company has been an.
polnteu asent for the capital stock OF RI,
American Safety Razor Corporation '''e
New-York tribune., 1919-09-27
Transactions Yesterday in Listed Stocks
Summary of Stock Exchange Dealings

Copyright 1919. New York
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24

A few yaers ago the railway ser
vice into Gainesville was quite SUI
dcient TO meet our requirements, but
we have progressed so rapidly that
the passenger train service which we
now have is inadquate when COM
pared to the development we have
made in other ways. and 4 good deal
of adverse criticism is heard in this
connection. The fact is. We now have
one OF the largest and most delight
ful cities IN the state and, for its
size and Importance. one that is get
ting along with about the poorest
passenger train service. And. so
long as we are willing to put ND with
this sort of service we are likely TO
continue to have it.
Just recently, however Ocala and
Leesburg have started a movement.
in which we are asked to join. having
as rs object the routing Of the Pi-
nellas special through this section
IF this movement is successful it will
DO more for this part Of the state
than anything that has been accom-
plished in a long time for business
activity and industrieI development
of community are dependent al
most upon its transportation facin-
ties. If these three cities, working
together can accomplish their pur-
pose. We viii be given a splendid ex-
ample Of the larger and broader spir-
it OF the times in which we live,
proving as it will that we are all
willing to work for the good of the
greatest number. instead OF enter
tanning any feeling of rivalry which
has so unfortunately been manifest
ed under similar conditions in other
sections in the past.
We need this train worse than
Ocala does, but they are willing and
ready to help Us get it. It is there
fore earnestly 10 be hoped that ev-
cry citizen who has the good OF
Gainesville and all this. section Of the
state at heart. will attend the meet
ing to be held At the country court
room at 8 o'clock tonight and viii
lend his influence TO this splendid
prCiect-GainesvilI Sun.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24
YELLOW PINE STUMPS A
REGULAR GOLD NINE
4 Washington special says

Washington special says
One Of the greatest obstacles to be
overcome in the development Of the
cut-oyer lands in the south is gener-
ally recognized 10 be the yellow pine
srumDs, Of which millions dot the
coastal plain extending from south
side Virginia into Texas and Arkan
sas But this obstacle is being sue
cessfully met by modern methods Of
stump eradication and by the utiliza
tiOn Of the stumps and their products
Witness the success OF a group OF
Syrians in Mississippi who are tax
ing contracts 10 remove stumps for
S. an acre. and who claim to be real
izing net profit OF $3.50 an acre
from the sale OF charcoal. naval
stores ard other y-Droducts of the
stumps. When they first proposed
their plan of stump eradication some
land owners laughed. but the Syrians
went at it with d sort OF homemade
plant which has yielded interesting
results. Under their plan stumps
are blown up or pulled out. broken to
pieces and pur IN an oven or retort.
Heat is applied and the juices Of the
wood extracted leaving charcoal that
sells for $50 ton. The juices are
put through a still and other pro
cesses and the result is a number Of
marketable oils and other products.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24
S Ill ANOTHER FARM
SOLD NEAR THIS CITY

Air 4 J. Brigance aas sold his hit
IT. tnrty-dve acre far,a about two
miles from the city 10 lIr. Frank
nmid, OF Ottumwa Iowa
SIR Bc.gance was formerly marshal
nt are cniet OF Oc4la. but the call
u th- farm was Sc insistent that ne
po~s -d rs call a1d bought hne
farm in The gIemington aeignborhood
.ad IS uller OF the soil scored y
eomplet- success.
Receiving a fine o+er Tor the pur-
ea4s- ol ID the spirit ct trade over
powered a.al ana he parted with it
and pare has-d the little farm near the
elty hmit-
Recently Dr. McClane supedinten
cent u rh- Boys Industrial school
dear Marianne. of-r-d both Mr. and
3.r- Er.gaac- attractive positions
eonnecs-d Win IN scaool. 50 ne dis
posed 8. h.- fam md Mrs Brigance
-I h..ns-1 Ul become part q
.aar .nstllrfo1
al schma- i > friend &C Alr {
2.4-r aad 1-= been living a.
auanaa tor aho41 SLY years and was
attracted 10 Fio-5aa By closely scan
mE- ta- eolo.a1~ Il he Banner
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24
TENT MEETING

Mrs NJ w. Henderson. the rescue
evangelist. was greeted by a very ap.
preciative audience TO hear her speak
on The Power of a virtuous Woman,
and they voted that the meeting De
continued.
The nesting has been attended this
week not only By the Ocala people
nut by people fron other surround
ing towns. Mrs. J Z, Williams and
Mrs A. Johnson from Gambler have
spent several DAYS in Ocala Is
guests OF Mr.. ana MRS. Henderson,
attending the meetings.
The meetings are held every night
at 730 and Sunday afternoons At
$50
a large crowd IS expected 10 hear
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson's farewell
address Sunday night. They are do
ing noble work ana their efforts are
meeting with much praise. The.r To-
cal address is Ia z. Jefferson street
al the home of Mrs. Priest. They
VIII be glad % confer with anyone
;-teresred IN their u0~k
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24
AT TIE BAPTIST CHURCH SUM-
DAY

The pastor is back from the cam
Daign tour and VIII have some inter
esting things to say about News
from the Front"
We urge 4 greater interest IN the
Bible school on the part Of parents.
The 9:45 hour saouId Hnd the church
filed with young and old WHO desire
to get the best out CT life. The
Gift" Of yourself to church and
Sunday school means the Lift" Of
Yourself 10 a higher plane OF living.
The subject for the sermon sur
day morning is Calling our the Call.
sd"
$50 Junior and Senior 3. Y p U.
80. Evening Topic beginning a
series OF I'VE discussions on The
Christian Life" as it comes in touch
with society. the home. politics and
business.
Everybody welcome.
{. NJ BRITAIN
Pastor.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24
RELIGIOUS REVEALS

Rey. Smith Hardin is conducting a
religious revival at WilIston and is
preaching twice d day to large con
gregatiOns.
On Wednesday he viii begin re-
hgious revival in this city and he
hopes that in order 10 make # sue
cessfuI that he win not only have
the hearty cooperation Of his own
congregation but Of the membership
OF all churches 50 that it viii be
made a blessing to the whole people.
AS he is looking over the noun
tain tops Colonel Watterson says
that the Church is our only hope
the sheet anchor Of our safety.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24
< Ie-CE 2E-JFNS C -&$
-CME

'E- -x.ac-- Eu5-z Harris. r.r-s
a-ar snaaa.h- e4w weeks n
a. yss.ri11 ne brother. NJ
~aa Earri; of ms CITY and other
relatives aae friends in other parts
,a TARA t1-r nr ,,fs -etYr9 79-oe
III, ze-aav
H. expects 70 maze snort stops AZ
IA anas-ee. Bainoridge and New Or
~a1~. - went ~ "a inco souta
r-o~.d3 as orlando ana was g~a-i44G
ID rore the evidences Of progress
rae state making IN So MANY a.
~-c-.on.
- i ! native 81 tallahassee and
-aoagh living in Texas for almost :
naI1 century. Florida still occupies
!. warm spor in MS affections.
Ee is living near tie oil wells o1
Texas ana saws rba+ n~oDe~tv values
are soaring very nigh and cav labor
X cat 81 the reach of the ordinary
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24
~ JOHNSON FoR PRESIDENT

The campaign Of Senator Hiram
Johnson Is repIete to the eTervescenr
stage with bonbastic puerility.
Every decent American whether he
be il principle republican or demo-
crat. ought to recall that old negro
song, Mr.. Johnson, turn me loose"
AS a specimen Of Mr. Johnson's 5
speHbinding what do We think of
this?
If Great Britain is 70 nave three
votes in that league. BY the great
God in heaven, We will have three.
even if it means to shed the last drop
of American blood in our veins"
Now. Hiram" the typical 'rube
or yokeT' We see in the movies, $
he original and "onhest" antIIeague
candidate the republicans have been
BIZ to rror ont into The paddock,
and they fell Tor this classic CO. like
ne whole bunch Of uius in bowl
1s alley
y the ola fellow who ger drunk
on rh= cane skimm.n IT declared.
III was vilIianous stuf, bur il had the
desired effect
And SO it is that This evidence Or
monumental mbecility has incoxicat
"a the whole damn family Of re
pubHcans a1d they hope to Win on a
platform OF deception and misrepre.
Sent3tiOn.
And they shall De Gkened unto a
foolish nan which Quilt his house
upon the sand" ,"-Jachsonville Flor
.dian-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24

October 20, 1919
To All Interested:
ara receiving a great many re-
quests Tor seed furnished members
Of congress by the United States de
partment of agriculture for free dis
,riburiou. and in order that you may
0e informed beg to say that. the de-
Dartment advises me the seed wiz
not BE- available for distribution this
~ear until about December first al
which time I shall he very glad 70
forward an assortment 70 those
whose requests have been received.
The departae-c places an assort-
m4nt OF seet in each package thus
making "a Impossible 30 supply 8
quantity II q particular sing
V4-y rr9Ey yorrS
DUNCAN U FLETCHER
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24
--e HEALT1 OF CCALA

Speaking of gocd heath w- We =
just -o,d By NJ J z Eav.~ wno
ha- 3e-n living be 0cala for upwards
u 1oe-y Years ana in al thar t.m~
- sa@ r. has ror had 50 .dca IS
~.cs h-adashe ana mas not paid
ol- Ter medicines and doctors b"lS
m4cA as I'VE dollars
Vow We admit. thar that is az X.
e-n-.onany me record
Tear reminds Us 10 >ay that 50 ia
a- W. know Ocala has never had q
~er.ols epidemic Of any sort.
p l>-S. when the yellow fever was
~ .reyalenr and other nearby COM
aunlres fen victims 10 its ravages.
0cala escaped. and last year when
he fu" epidemic in town and
country not only IN Florida but II all
te- other states and across the ~eaA,
almost permitting none 70 escape.
0cala vas almost entirely immune
ID gives u pleasure 10 state that
Ccal4 1aS 3 wonderful healrh rac~
ord
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24
PROMINENT LIVESTOCK
MEN TO VISIT OCALA

Dan Ralston, the superintendent of
the Interstate StockyaIds. and c. c.
HaFltn, president of the National
livestock Commission Co, of Jack
sonville, will arrive in Ocala Monday
To assist in opening the Ocala Stock
yards on Tuesday. October 2Sth 1t
is probable that Frank Dennis 0f
Williamson < Dennis. viii also be
here.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24
SPECIAL MARINE NuMsER

On Novem Der 18th the New York
Herald, which all It's life has made
shipping news a special feature. will
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24
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500 e.aant oi the increase II their
a.stn-- l4s become necessary Tor
the Harrington Han Lunch Room to
have more space They have taken
loVn the partition between their bus
mess and yee store formerly occu-
"a 81 49, Nndt as a music store.
The walls have been done over. more
d bie- added and many other I'M
ue0vements made.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-10-24
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ptt.. - ~. honor ron Tive hs- tst
th- FIRST ronth Is IS follows
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