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PUBLIC LAND SALE.
Department Of the Interior.
J. $. Land Office a. Santa 2 y. Y

Department of the Interior.
U. s. Land Office at Santa re, n. n
July 15a 1920.
NOTICE Is hereby given that, e.
directed by the Commissioner OF the
General Land office, under provisions
Of sec. PASS. r. s., pursuant TO the
application of John p. Lynn, Serial
No. 097774, we will offer at public
sale to the highest bidder, but AZ not
less than $500 per acres at 10 o'clock
A. Nj, on the Goth day Of August,
next at this office, the following
tract Of land: NEANEAs Sec. IS. T.
Is NJ, r. 0 East, N, N. 2. NJ, con-
tanning 40 acres,
The sale will not be kept OPEN puf
will BE- declared closed when those
present at the hour named have
ceased bidding. The person making
the highest bid will be required to
immediately pay to the Receiver the
amount thereof
Any persons claiming adversely the
aboVe-described land are advised 70
file their claims. or bhieetfons on or
before the time DESIGNATED for sale.
JUAN N. VIGIL.
Receiver.
First pub. July % last pub Aug. 10
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Department a the Interior. " q Land
0lnca aAAaaa ~ n ~. AnEnsl
q 1885.
Nefies y heF4bq mVm lAM1 Andi
bird. Widaaef 81 Willis n M0aFs
nirt. aeceased q cahs. Ses Mssten.
uka 81 Isle 41ta. 1911. made Hose
sfaad Enfff. 40. otl1lk Or Iea ~
aEEHH& a Is ~ 4 fenias 3
I4ag q Ntfla n1aEa wet
N ~ n mefi4l4a. rs Mod n1ss os
lnffnuna g mH6a 3Nle@ War FFaes
- asfAAs1 rIAa - ss lasf atase
tsa1it fe raItsa nIsfts rta
NtHfels 81 ce1a s4essl CalEu
Nse Hs - r. i4G
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naNf1No nmaar0
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Department OF the Interior, o. s. Land
Office at Santa re. N M, August
Q, 1920.
Notice Is hereby given that William
Hoard, OF Hyer, NJ. NJ, who, on June
26, 1916, made Homestead Entry, No.
I02e072s for EWM, Sec. "a, SHMs Sec
ton "a. Township Ia NJ, Range s p.
N. M. P. Meridian, has filed notice OF
intention to make Three Year Proof,
to establish claim 10 the land above
described, before United States Com
missioner. at Stanley Santa Re Co., N.
on Sept 16, 1890.
Claimant names Cd witnesses:
H. HI. bennett, Herbert Horton, Al
bert Brown. all of Hyer, N, NJ; and
Bert Richards, Of Stanley, N. M.
FRANCISCO DELGAD0,
Register.
First Pub. Aug IL; Last Pub. Sept. 9.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-19


Department Of the interior. u. s. Land
Office az Santa He, N. NJ, August
o, 1920.
Notice ia hereby given that Edwin
Il Browning. of Lindflth, New Mexico,
who. on June goth, 1913, made Enlarg-
ed Homestead ENTRY, No. 037246, for
ny, Section s. Township z4N, Range
q W., N. M. r. Meridian, has filed no
tice Of intention to make Three Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before United states
Commissioner, at Cuba. SandovaI CO.,
New Mexico, IN sept. is. 1920.
Claimant names as Witnesses;
M. NJ Gardner. W. M. Mc1lillen, g.
g, Hin. Geo Bowling, all of Lindftth.
New Mexico
FRANCISCO DELGADo,
Register.
First Pub. Aug 12; Last Pub sept. 9.
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Ihy lha ileId notes Oh ME Ill the b.
floe Of The; Register of f8e f2antR Ba
Land office, Santa Re Land Dis
trict. New Mexico, Is fellows, viz;
AZ b LODE. SURVEY mo. 1905.
Beginning at cornep No. / whence
tho quarter section hatWeen sections
Is and = Township IN North. Range
Is East, NJ M. p. M. bears North
l76 deg 30 min. west A.al2.70 feet
thence NnKth 48 deg. is min. East
l1,A99,284f feet to corneN No. q; thence
South So deg. IS min. Maat 707.3O
feet, to- corner No. 81 thence South
|46 deg. sc min. Weat 1s69a.3A feet to-
corner NO. 4; thence North So deg.
5S min. west 578.44 feek to the cOr
ner No. |, and. place Of beginning.
CICERO LODE &lHNEX 1893
Beginning at Corner No. Al from
which the quarter section corner be-
tween Sections 8 and 3. Township
IN North, Range s East, N. M. r. M,
bears South II deg, AZ min. West
s.es4.2 feet thence South N deg. IS
min. East LOO feet to corner No. q;
thence North IS deg. 70 min. East
534 feet to corner No. 3; Thence
North ~ deg. ~ min West Ls490.l2l
feet to corner No. Al; thence South
4s deg. % min. West 533 feet to cor
ner No, L and place Of beginning.
nHMOSTG5ENES LODE, Survey 1908.
Beginning at corner NO. ! from
which the corner Of sections A., s.. s
ana 8, Township IL NOruns Range 5
East, N. M. P. M, bears North "a
deg. 9 min. West 4.O17.6 feet; thence
South 81 deg. II min. East 1,499.72
feet TO corner No. 3; thence North
As deg. 20 min. East $40 feet to cor
ner No. g.: thence North rs deg. b
West 1,s02.e9 feet to corner No.
4; thence South AZ deg. 20 min. West
8gr feet to corner No. / and place
Of beginning.
PINE TREE LODE, SURVEY 1903
Beginning at corner NO. ! from
the quarter corner between
sections s and ., IN Township lT
North, Range 5 East, ~. N. FsM.
bears North 80 deg. 3 min. West
3. -.32.5 feet: thence North 43 deg. ~
min. East 655 feet to corper No. 2;
thence South So deg. SO min. East
564.4O feet to corner No. 8; thence
South AZ deg. 10 min. West 1,499s23
Ieet to- corner No. a; thence North
"a deg. so min. West 568.01 feet to
corner No. /, the place OF beginning
SOCRATES LODE, SURVEY 1903.
Beginning at corner NO. /, from
the quarter corner between
sections 5 and y, Township II North,
Range s East nj M, r. NJ bears
South 81 deg. ~ min. West 4.657
thence South 72 deg. IL min.
East l,4S8.6S feet to- corner 40. z;i
.honce North 40 deg. % min. East
al feet to corner No. 81; thence !,
Worth rs deg. 0 min. West 1.486 feet j
corner No. 4; thence South 43i1
Lex. % min. West 620 feet to corner
10. L tha place Of beginning.
Total area claimed 1864 acres, as
oIIows. <
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tract u land sMswh. sWNAEH
Soc g. r. n n. r. 70 Is. n ~ 2.
n. containing fzo acree This tract -
ordered into ihe market "a q showing
that the err1ier petiIoa u4eeof -
mnunialnoan Or too foagh Tor caltiTa.
tloa.
ne sala ufi ast a. Nesf opaA bat
afn te declared closed when fAoaf
pSeeenl ~ ne hn1r nsmod have eeaA
cd tlfffna Ttn pef1on makfnE ne
klrheal bld vii 81 required b luAe
8tsl4 faY - A neNrlsef So
ansannt ihrfaof
Anf peraona etaininE adversely the
sb4se fescflhed hra afe advised 20
Hia fsslF daina 81 eHH e. -
hsiafe ~ iia1 te1ifn4ni g. MM
FRANCHISES plaakrn
prs f~A Aur ~ kass pa =
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noTIcr o. APPLICATION Foa
uNgTED syATna gArEfF

RATED states Isu4 0 saau z
N4 MG1ico 1a1aafT ~. At
f6iies 3 htfe15 Evm 80 a
resne - 81 ~ -
rsasat H44 WsA At&fN
1fku. Maaftst !
f14rf Nea mantfa Ass n4aa $685.
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Department a he Interior. G. s Land
Office a. Santa ~. n ~ Aegnft
q 1870.
Nttice b tefeh1 slven lAsl usMf
MO TrutHlM na NauaaiHeA = ~ wha
81 Jane II. 1917. made Hamesiead
aify so e7zfaf ~ ~ sE4Hf9f
FWhaEMNEH 50 nv sEh,
en ~ Tep1aalp 81 <csih h4ess :
4sf 1nf Lass : art WaE Nk4
y NH& Ntk
81. TnNB6&st 81 &StA Mat4s
8 Esss. X 4 MeFlfsaa. hat nist
~ - mass FtFre
f fn IS sIst1sA as# A. ~
sss str4a ssfe4 tstts 49, Ha
Ne4Ea Ferat Hsis4 80
= W. Nsa 4~tn W
iK tfw
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fa.a DIESEL
w H a a. 81
mstto m4etGsn
~ 81 tnlra
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-19

lQa abajB airmados hmm aid6 noinhra.
dos 4jaoutofes del Msfadp d Mary
H0ughton Harroun. dik0nta. ~ a
dfa 2 de- Agosto. 1920. TndaA iRs
personas que ten&an reclaiao1 en
contra del 6stado dnl n9ismQ. paed1n|
.presentar los mismos d I0N apaln
firmadob dautro del TEMPO ~Ifaacrit1
por Icy.
HARRY d. DORNrAN
WILLIAM p. 0HItsNIN,
H~jocutDfos.
Santa E6, Nnavo Mdxicn
lst Pub. Aug. 5, Last Aug ~.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-19
AvIsO DE DEMANDA PENDIENTE
EsTADO DE- NUEvO MEXICO
CoNDADO DE SANTA FE
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO
No. 9479.
Annette Marie carow LuIau. Denar'
dante,

VS..
Eduardo L. Lujan. Demandado.
ri dicho demandadn, Eduardo u.
L.nlan. es pUr Ell ~preaente ~n0tiflcado
de que I'm pleito por divorci0 ha 81
do comcnzado EN- contra de I'd. en-
Ia Cnrfe Dc Distrffos Primer Dietrito
Judicial, Estado de Nuevo Mexico,
aetuando denfro J nOr 81 condado De
Santa re, por dieha Annette Marie
Carnw Luian. .demandante en- este,
por el cuai II demanannte ptdo cue
Sc Ie conceda un divorcio absolute
de dicho demandado aohre las bases
de- abandono: que Sc le conceda q g
la 81 cuidad0. cust0dla y dominic
sobre los nlnos memories Huna Mac
Lnian y Lucille Marie Lujan; y pcr
tai ntro aliviO como Ia Corte consi.
dere pr0pl0 y c0nvenlente; que q
mezioa que I'd. enkTe o aus de ser
enfrada au comparenria en- Ia c4uaA
De- arrlba en- . antes del - de Sep
uembre, 1890. IN iuicio Dor laita ,
IN dacrnto pro eonieaa0 On 81 mis-
mo ~ rcndifxn "a contra uuya.
ri kh0Hndn ae II d~egnaudanke -
LUIS - Afmiio. dlfeeei6a postal Las
pnHAA Nuego Mexico.
Fsnhndo oH Santa ~ Naeyo ne
rlrn. Iniiu 80, 1874
a1aFnEzDO buCEH0
seernfnrI0 AZ III coFte 90 Di4tfitn.
Par 4. NJ nER0EfkE. ptputado Sec
iet put AuH s. Iast Aen g
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-19

Departmsnt Of tho Interior. q. 81 Iaa1
Office a Santa Fe. n -. aug
1890.
NoElea = hereby eleeA thst Ross
Csaala. o. reuua. Nm pho. "a hnslE
~ 1915. made HnmnseeaA EntgF. No
94fIr4 f1r Nst1EM Hrn "a Towa
ship III ~. Range 7 - n ~ p, Mrt
idian. has rlt1 notice e lnlennon 8
make TIRES Year rfpek % nGlatil1A
cI1lm - fea I1es4 4eg44 64rf1ad, -
fafa rniled STATES EnmWIeHiansF.
etaas. aanis Fn o.. s. ~. "a
~ issa
ClsiHast namrs A. Witnesses
nne1f1a4 FIruln, NsHfa Naftna.
3 NflsAt J ~ Mae AZ q Nenak
RRAaclac0 na1Apo
ura ne 80 Is. tasa rsA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-19
AvIso DE DEMdANDA PENDdENTH
ESTADO DIE NUEVO MEXICO
CONDADO DE SANTA FE
EN- LA Corfu DE DlSTRdTO
No. 9472.
Caroline G. Martinez, Demandante

Caroline G. Martinez, DemandaAte
vs..
prudencio Martinez, Damandado.
Ell dichD demandados Rrsldenci0
Martinez. e. por la preEente uotifi.
cad0 de que I'm pleito por diy0rcio
ha sido comenzado en- contra de I'd.
en- la Corte de Distrito, Primer Dis
trito Judicial, Eatado de Nuevo ma
xico, ectuando dentros = por Ell con-
dado de Santa re, por dicha Carroll
g. Martinez, Ia. acusad0ra de es-
to. nor ell cual Ia dernandRpte ride
que sc le conceda I'M absolute di.
vorcio de dicho demandado sobre las
bases de abandono, y por tai y mas
alivio como la Corte 10 crea propio
y conveniente, que a menos que I'd.
entire 81 cause que sea entrada su
comparencia en- la causa de arriba
en- o antes del dfa % do septiembre,
1920, un, inicip por falta v IN deere
to pro o0nfesso al mismo sera rem
dido en- contra suya.
III ahuRad0 do h. d~emandante es
Luis n. ArFnis0. direction postal. Las
Vegas. Nnevot Mexico.
Fechado en- Santa re, Nuevo Me
dcn, Julio 80. 1920.
ALFREDO LUCERO
.3aerefario de Ia Corte de Distrit0.
Por A. NJ. RBRGERB, DiputadO Sec.
list Pub. AUG, S, Last Aug. 26.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-19

Horton, Of Venus. " ~ James Bni.
ger. o. Hyer. y. H.: HansioFd Pippin.
Of HYcr, n. -.
FRANCISCO DMGApO.
Register.
first rub. Auw IL. Last pub sept ?.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-19
NUEVO MEXICO

Ia terra de IA historic, romance, luz del SoIy
recreo, es en- realidad la terra de los suenOS que
r~esultan ciert0s.
La pobIacion de Nuevo Mexico Sc ha aun1enta-
do afdoble durante los ultin1OS diez amos. La gen
tel venido aqui a yer, descauzar-y quedarSe.
Tai crecimient0 solo puede haber SidO possible
por aieun n1erito. Vale la pena de Vivir aqui. La
Los n70d0S DE vivir han sido traSIadadoS del an
fguo hogan, "a den7auda pOf mercanciaSe S in
siStente cada vez mas.
Las manufactures no existen eu Nuevo Mexi-
co, yIoS ~articulos de t0das classes deben ser trail
dos. Los nrercad0s para mercaucias 40 hay que
c~rearIos; va eStan aqui~
Los periodicoS diaries de Nuevo Mexico eStan
particularn1ente hbreS de c0mpetencia-tienen
TODD eI campo para Sios miSnos-y los cubren
eSplendidamente.
Ofrecen local cooperation para los anunclan-
teS naci0naleS para entrar a este t~erriforI0 con
suS nercanciaS. Pongan SuS articulOS a Ia vista
Iueg0 diganleS a los letOreS de los p~eriodIcoS 10
que han hecho, y habran IOgrado Ell exito.
HSanta Fe Daily New Mexican cubre nueve
condad0s con una poblacion de 10000.
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ESTAB0 DB NUH8V0 MEXICO
c0NDApO DE SANTA IT'D
-
NM IA CORTE do RRuHBAS
NO. 14A.
MOTTCTA

Noticia pdblica es aQuf dada que
los abajo firmados, en- Ell dfa 2 de
Agoato, 1920, han sido npmbrados
Executor y EjeoutriB del Estado de
Jaramillo, difllnto. Todae
las personals que tengan reclamns
On contra del estado del mismo, pue.
den ~presantar los mismos q los aha
10 firmados dentro del tempo pres
por ley.
JULIAN A. MARTINEZ,
Executor.
CIHOFAS JARAMIkE10s
Ejecutriz.
Santa ia. Nueyo Mexico
LIST Pub. Aug 5, Last Aug. 70.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-08-19

Acres
la. b. Lode. area. 1905
Cicero Lode, area $500. l4.Sze
lDemosthenes Lode, area 20.3l9
Pine Tree Lode, area. 1S-S0f
Socrates Lode. area. 1886
Less A. B. Conflict. 2s5az
Less Pine Tree 2.712
Net area OF Socrates
Lode 1852
-
T6faf aFea s0G40,
The above claims comprise what Is
known al the A. B. Group In Cochlti
Mining District aforesaid. There are
no adjpInhag claimss
Date of posting this notice on
claim, April 9th. 1920.
ALICE BENIHAM,
clatmapf.
Witnesses:
G +. YOG0M
LYLE q ENGLISH.
lit pun july "a last rub sept "
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NoTIcE FoR PUBLICATION.

TirsL Pab. Aag 4. Iaat Pub. sept.
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pun july "a last pub sept "
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-07-22
OAK VALE

Oak Vale, July 20.-Mr Raymond
Robinson and children of Williston.
came out Saturday to see his sister.
Mrs. R. n Reddick His mother, who
has been with her daughter for two
weeks, returned with him.
Miss Hattie Akin of st. Catherine
and Gainesville and Miss Gertrude
Shut of Gainesville came Saturday
morning to spend the week end with
Miss Lonnie Clancy and Mrs. w. F.
King, Miss Akin driving her car. They
returned Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. A. Vinson of Lady Lake and
daughter, Mrs. Allan Boring and chill
dren of Lakeland, came over Satur-
day morning to visit the C. S. Minis
family. Mrs. Boring driving the car.
They returned home Monday. They
found very bad roads west of Flem-
ington.
We were grieved to hear Of the
death of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Phin-
ney's nine-months-old boy. He died in
Jacksonville Monday. They had taken
him there ten days ago for an opera
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IN UNEQUAL FIGHT
HImaIayan Bears Foolish Com.
bat With Stone.
Like Too Many Members o. the HUI
man Race, the Animal To- Vie.
tim OF He UneonqusrabIs
ObatInmoN

Most wild animals. ft appears. are
stupid as well as greedy and obsti-
nate. But for sheer bPainless OBJ
stinacy in the face OF opposition there
Ia, the best authorities contend, no
animal Ike the Himelayan bear. IL
he finds q thing In his way he win al
ways push IL aside II he can, even
though 1t would be easier 30 60 around
the obstacle.
The willy natives OF India have o.
served that trait in his character and
from IL have contrived q trap to
catch him. They select tree with .
suitable horizontal bough. At q point
on the bough about ten or twelve fest
from the fork they fasten bait Ike
~ TO attract the bear-honsy, for ex-
ample. or goats flesh. Then from an
other bough above that one they sus-
pend a heavy block OF stone. The
rope is so fastened TO the upper
bough that the stone hangs between
the bait and the fork OF the trees.
The bear scents the bait from a dis
lance, comes to the tree, sees the food
on the bough and climbs mp the tree.
Reaching the bough, he walks along IL
20 get at the bait. But suddenly he
notices the obstacle In his way and
pushes 1t aside with bis paw. The
stone swings out of the way for sec
ond; then it swings back and hits the
bear on the paw. With growl OF
Irritation the bear pushes 1t aside
more violently. The STONE swings
away again; then IL returns with
greater force and hits the bear on the
chest.
With a snarl Of rage the bear gives
the stone tremendous thrust and
sends II up into the air In q wide
curve. Then down comes the stone In
similar curve and hits the bear O
humping whack ON the ribs:
Most animals would desist after
that third blow not so the bear. he
is now in a perfectly mad rage, and a
bear is good boxer. He hits out
with his paws, right and left and
sends the stone hurting forward In Q
still wider curve. Thea, after few
seconds, the stone comes back and hits
the bear a terrific "uppercut'' on the
jaw.
But alas the bear never went 70
school and learned the law OF gravity.
Every blow he hits the stone IL re-
turned tenfold. And as the stone has
no brains to be knocked out, 1t Is the
bear that gets knocked out.
Then the willy natives hiding below
rush in with net and throw 1t quick
~ over him. And that is how any
900" or menagerie gets Its Hima-
layan bear.
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LAKE WEIR

Lake Weir, July 21.-Mr. and Mrs.
Carson Bradford and two children of
Nashville, Tenn, arrived Sunday eve
ming to spend their vacation at their
cottage on the lake.
Mr.. Charles Martin of Winter Gar
den is spending a week or ten days
with his brother, DIR. Earl Martin at
Oklawaha.
Little Mary Bradford ran fish
hook in her finger, which was very
painful operation cutting it out, but
the little miss was very brave and is
over the worst of the pain and ner-
vous excitement caused by the long
delay Of going to ocala to have it at
tended to on account of the local M.
ID being absent.
Mrs. Jennie Blocher and her little
grandson, Bobbie Chambers of Con-
norsville, Ind. arrived yesterday to
spend several months on the lake,
where they have usually. spent their
summers in Mrs. Kate Clements cot
tage.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mann are glad to welcome them
back TO the lake after an absence of
several weeks in Ocala, where Mr..
Mann went for treatment.
Mr.. Brookline of Cornell. has pur-
chased a small cottage from Mr..
Robert Marshall and with his family
is occupying the same for the summer
months.
Elliot and Henry Common, who have
spent some time in Detroit, Mich,
have returned home, but their sister,
Miss Mary Conner, who went to De-
troit to spend the summer with her
brothers, has accepted a fine position
there and will remain for the coming
year, much to the regret of her host
of friends and admirers all over the
state, where she has taught music
for so many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Marshall Of
Gainesville are spending a few days
with friends on the lake, who are al
ways delighted to see them back.
Since they have taken up their resi-
dence elsewhere they have been sorely
missed by the many friends they have
made while living here.
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U-Serve Grocery
CASH and CARRY
OcaIa House Block, opposite the
Court House

ton to remove a piece of eggshell
from his throat. The operation at
first seemed to be a success. but
pneumonia developed and the end
soon came. His body was laid away
in the Orange Hill cemetery Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. E. Colding of Viii
liston came out to their old home
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. C. S. Minis and two little
daughters, Miriam and Virginia, went
home with her mother, Mrs. yinson of
Lady Lake to spend the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Larson of Ra-
leigh came over Saturday morning.
Mrs. Larson spent the day with Mrs.
w. F. King and Mr.. Larson with his
brother. Percy Larson spent the day
fishing and brought in a nice string
Of trout
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Niekels-which are really copper
nickel, being mixture Of the two
metals-were first coined IN this coun-
try to give encouragement to nickel
mining, important deposits having been
found In Pennsylvania.
Since then many other uses for the
metal have been found. But at the
present time IS per cent of the worlds
supply of nickel is derived from the
mines of the Sudbury district, In Can
ada, where the reserves of ore are
enormous. OF the balance, France pro-
sduces the bulk, contributing ii per
cent.
1t has been suggested that Great
Britain. practically controlling as she
does the worlds nickel. might switch
from cheapened gold and make the
white metal the basis of her currency.
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-07-22

Everybody has things to put up with.
There are sure to be ups and downs,
and even days when everything seems
so out of tune that 1t can never be
right again. To make home happy
place is the housewives business, but
unless she can at least appear happy
herself she is not likely to make a
success Of It. This VIII be much cas-
Ter if she has had her early training
In the game of 'Iet's pretend" Very
few of US make the most of all the
chances for happiness that come to
us. It's a difficult thing to do. But
we can all try to do so, and that Is
half the battle i-Washington Post.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-07-22
sUMMERFIELD

Summerfeld, July 2O-The Hart
Lumber Company continues to en-
large its plant and promises to be one
of the most up-to-date plants in the
state.
Miss Isabel Davis of Ocala was
weekend guest at the home of her
uncle, Mr.. C. P. Davis last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards Of Thonoto-
sassa are spending this week with
their daughter, Mrs. ]. G. Ledbetter
and family.
The chicken pillau given by the
young people on the city square last
Friday night was much enjoyed by al
who attended.
Messrs. Norton P. Davis. D. ".
Davis and A. E. Gerig. all business
men of 0cala were in our city Monday
hustling up insurance.
Miss Lille Brown, who has been at
tending the summer session of the
Gainesville normal. returned home last
week.
Miss Blanche Moody viii leave the
last of this week for Jacksonville,
where she win visit her sister. Miss
Alma Moody.
Dr.. w. A. Mckenzie, mayor Of
Leesburg, was business visitor here
Monday.
Mr.. w. NJ. Wilson and wife Of Ocala
were visitors here last Sunday.
Mr.. L. A. Gable, representing The
Deleo Light CO.. is here putting in
one of his up-to-date electric light
and water plants for Mr.. A. NJ Black
man. He is also equipping the Mayo
Lyles store with electric fans.
Upon interviewing Mr.. r. L. ely
burn after the reeounting Of the
votes for county commissioner in dis
trict No. Monday morning, he says
he now feels free to breathe since the
recount is over and the court has also
declared his election by a majority Of
six. The following is the vote by
precincts: Clyburn
Precinct 1st End
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-07-22
BARBADOS

In the beautiful, tropical twilight
Of Bridgetown. Barbados most
easterly of the Windward Islands,
squadron of American warships swing
leisurely at anchor. The beach is lined
with dusky natives. who gaze with
luminous eyes at the great dread
naught and the sailors lolling about
the decks.
A number of small boats put off
from the shore, at intervals, filed
with natives, each holding some mus
zeal instrument in his hands. The
boats dot the water about the ships
and the sailors listen with keen ap-
probation to the weird strains of
music coming from the banjos. The
natives are showing their appreciation
of the sailors presence by serenading
them at the close of day.