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SELLS OLD HOTEL.

Cincinnati, Ohio, July 1.-The Spencer House here, at one time the finest hotel west of the Allegheny mountains, was sold at public auction recently for S200,000. The building for many years has been tenement house. It was situated on the Public Landing when traffic of the Ohio river was in its heyday and was known nationally.
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York, July 17.-The actual con- dltlon of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week show that they hold $29,336,13O reserve in excess of legal requirements. This is an increase of S19,21S,33O from last week.
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Tuesday-And again the query.

trailers and three miles of overhead wires and tracks. Electric tractors have been found to do the same work with saving of 16 per cent and 60 of them have been put in.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, July 17.-Liberty bonds final prices today were: 1-2s 9O.96; first As S5.9O; second As S4.SO; first 4 1-4s S5.72; second 1-4s S5.O2; third 1 1-4s SS.5S; fourth 4 1-4s S5.24: Vic tory 3-4s 95.76; Victory 1 3-4s 95.92.
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans, July 17.-Rough rice no sales; receipts 5S1 sacks; millers' receipts 5S1; clean rice no sales; no receipts. Bran and polish unchanged
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CENSUS REPORT.

Washington, July 17.-Census re- ports show:
 Iowa City. la, 11.:67; increase l.176 or l1.7 per cent.
 Plymouth, Pa. 1e,5oo; increase 4ss or 2.s per cent.
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ONE OLDSMOBlLE SIX, IN GOOD condition, for sale. Used only one month. Bargain if sold at once. For information phone Scallion's Garage, No. 290. 7-14-6t+
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SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans, July 17.-Spot cotton qulet and unchanged. Sales on the spot 34 bales; to arrive none.
 Low middling 29.50; middling 39.5O; good middling 43.50.
 New York, July 17.-Spot cotton quiet; middling APPS.
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ONE 1918 MODEL DODGE BROTH CTS car for sale cheap, or will trade. 1920 State street or phone 2S93.
 7-15-6t
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D-CoMPETENT ELECTRI- elan, must be of good character and a card man. Taylor Electric company.
 Ct
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WANTED-ALL GARAGE MEN AND car owners to know that we are dis tributors for Timken. Hyatt and New Departure bearings. And can furnish motor parts for all models of Continental and Buda motors. s. c. We'll Motor Company. Phone 1748.
 E-E-tf
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. One 2 pass. Studebaker, $750. One model 90 Overland, $650. One Narround touring, $450. One Oldsmobile, 8 cylinder, pass. $1250.
 One Jeffrey touring, $750. One Davis pass, $1250. One Dodge truck, $850. One Olds truck, $1250. One Maxwell truck, $450. Any of these for two-fifths down and ten monthly payments. McGehee Motor Sales Co.,, POS East Second; phone 504. 7-1-tf
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FOR SALE
sFOR SALE.

sFOR SALE.
 1116 w. Barraque, six rooms, mod ern and in good repair, possession inn mediately, paved street, block from 0r line, good terms.
 9O5 East Second, five room new bungalow, modern, good terms. S15 West Eighteenth, room mod ern, lot 75x140, new roof. Terms. S14 Locust, 5 rooms, lights and city water, $500.00 cash, balance $25 per month, per cent.
 Brick store, good grocery business, fine location.
 1S room rooming house, blocks of Second and Main. McNEW REALTY CO.,, 200 w. Barraaue. Phone 971.
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FOR SALE-AUTOS
FOR SALE

FORD TOURING CAR, Kelsey body; good shape; q bargain-will sell on ten months time. MAXWELL CAR, just out of shop; good tires and top; will sci Tor $500 "a real bargain; will take $50 cash and balance in ten months. OAKLAND TOURING CAR; practi- cally new; tip-top shape; cash or terms.
 BERNHARDT MOTOR COMPANY 903 Main Phone 1000
 7-18-6t
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BOOKKEEPER AND COLLECTOR wanted, good salary to one who wants
 to work. Apply in own handwriting. ID. B." care Graphic. 7-13-6t
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ONE FORD ROADSTER FOR SALE; four good tires; demountable rims;
 Hassler shock absorbers; bargain if sold at once. Phone 2957, or call 907 State, 7-18-6t
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COOK WANTED; GOOD PAY TO right party. Phone 1054, or apply in person at 1920 West Barraque. ; 7-14-6t
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SITUATIONs-MALE

WORK FOR BOY, BETWEEN 14 AND l5 years of age, wanted. Phone 1860.
 7-1S-6t
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FORD BODY FOR SALE, 1918 TOUR ing car body; will trade for roadster body. c. w. Shoemaker, Sheridan, Ark.
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FIRST GLASS READY Y-TO- WEAR saleswoman wanted. Experience and pleasing personality essential. High salary to right person.. The Fair, Greenville, Miss. 7-14-6t+
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FORD TOURING CAR FOR SALE;
 good tires all round. s. c. Veil Mo- tor Co.,, phone 1748. 7-18-6t
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COOK WANTED

APPLY 1920 LINDEN, OR PHONE
 S69. 7-14-6t
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AGENTS WANTED.

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR reliable, energetic colored men to rep. resent us in the state of Arkansas wit liberal contracts and competitive policies. Lincoln Reserve Life Insur- ance Company. Capital stock paid up $1S6, ,770.00. Birmingham, Ala. Apply or write s. E. Rivers, State Agent, Box 366, Pine Bluff, Ark. Miller Building.
 7-15-tf
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112 FOOT LOT IN RUTHERFORD Park; beautiful shade trees. South east corner lot for sale by the owner. Dr. Gillespie, 202a Main street.
 7-16-3t*
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WANT ABOUT 100 POUNDS OF clean cotton rags; must be of good size, free from buttons; will pay ec per pound. Rags will be inspected
 before buying. Deliver to Graphic office, upstairs. If
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED OPEN
 apartment will rent for three months.
 Nc children. Possession now. Apply BOT West Sixth. Ct
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SALESMAN WANTED.

SPECIALITY SALESMAN TO S E L l. 0ur Loganberry and Yucatan Punch; non-alcoholic beverages to small town trade. 30 per cent commission. Easy sellers and repeaters. We pay on all mail orders. Silk Beverage Co.,, St. Louis, Mo. 7-1S-1t+
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WANTED-ALL CAR OWNERS To know that we sell the celebrated Gill Piston rings, and guarantee them to rive perfect satisfaction or refund your money. s. c. Veil Motor Go. Phone 1748. 6-5-tf
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ONE FURNISHED ROOM for rent;
 close in; on west side of Main street. Phone 1553. 7136t
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z. B. T. FRATERNITY PIN DIAMOND shaped, arl-bordered, blue star, the letters "Z. B. T." and skull andcross-bone on black back ground. Valuable to owner for senti- mental reasons. Return to "B. A. s." Graphic. 7-14-6t*
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TWO UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AD- joining bath for rent to couple or business women, Apply 404 East Sixth avenue. 7-14-6t+
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2-rEMALE HELP

STENOGRAPHER WITH BOOK keeping experience wanted. Must be efficient. F. c. Smart Auto Company
 7-17-6t
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NO 1s LOST.

TAKEN UP-ONE DARK BAY MARE, about five years old, white star on
 forehead and three white feet. Owner can have same by proving ownership and paying expenses of upkeep. Ar thur Henson, Route 6, Box "A, Prince ton road. 7-1S-12t
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THREE ROOM FURNISHED APART
 ment for rent to couple without chill
 dren; two blocks from Sixth and Main, on west side. Phone 102. 718-6t
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MALE HELP

WANTED
 10 or 15 Boys to do soliciting. Work can be done in your spare time if you are already working. Apply Pine City Garage, 907 State street, or phone 2957. 7-8-eod-tf
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LOST - SOMEWHERE BETWEEN Dreyfus Store and 2215 East Sixth. Small pocket book with Monroe Coun- ty Bank on back. Purse contained currency, small change and five keys on string. If found call 504 or 2104.
 7-14-6t
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs

FOR SALE-MODERN HOUSE; 5 rooms, bath and sleeping porch; plas-
 tered; southeast front; large lot;
 shodded with terrace: near car line and in good neighborhood. See or phone Hollis Real Estate company, phones and 1l2. 4-22-tf
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FRONT ROOM FOR RENT, NICE
 snd cool; modern conveniences; also
 use of garage. Gentlemen preferred. Apply 9l5 West Barraque street. 1hone 2793. 7-13.6t
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ONE BEDROOM FOR RENT AT slll
 0livs street; gentlemen preferred. phona 1915. 7-16-St+
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HANDSOMELY FURNISHED BED
 room. eleven windows insure comfort oven in the warmest weather; close III; excellent neighborhood. Phone
 1n64. in Forenoon. 7-13-tf
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FOR REN1'--ROOMS

APARTMENT of three large rooms, III private home; furnished or unfur-
 aished; hot and cold bath; other mod
 exn conveniences; we'll ventilated; cool. Apply 612 West Fourth, or phone GK0O. 7-14-6t+
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QA[SI{fQNVENl5ENENTS

NICELY FURNISHED DOWNSTAIRS front room for rent Apply 902 West
 Barraque. 7-1S-6t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-02
WELCOMING THE NEW RAPTis7
PASTOR


The union services at the Baptist
church Sunday night to welcome the
new pastor, Mr.. Hines, who comes to
us from Virginia, was in every way a
charming meeting illustrating that text
OF scripture which says: Behold, how
good and how pleasant it is for breth.
rem to dwell together in unity
Mr.. Offert, who is temporarily in
charge Of the Christian church of
Ocala, presided. and most felicitously
introduced Rev. White of the Metho-
dist church who extended in behalf of
the members of his congregation a
most cordial welcome to the Baptist
pastor and then Mr. Offert himself on
behlf Of his members extended most
cordial greeting and after an apt and
most pleasing response Rev. Hines
preached an eloquent sermon from the
text:
Il come declaring unto you to
know anything among you save Jesus
Christ and him crucified'
The Baptist have a very strong
and forceful preacher and the church
stands as great bulwark against the
forces OF evil in our city.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-02
LoNc-FAcED RELIGION NO GOOD

Did you ever think of the jolly time
you are going to have when you have
reached heaven? ! know you have,
for everyone that thinks at all. thinks
OF heaven.
We have read in Holy Writ that
there will be music and sunshine
there, that the New Jerusalem. glis-
tens with jasper walls and streets Of
gold The Sunday schools Of today
are having bowling alleys and the
like, the churches are having picture
shows, big suppers and other big jol-
liications to try, If possible, to at
tract men and boys from the GROCER
les, pool rooms and other places Of
vice and immortality. In this they are
succeeding. A great and earnest ef-
fort is being made by the ministers to
teach people that God is deity, with
a smile of love, and not a frowning
demon with a handful of hell-fire
ready to dash it into the face Of any
man who dares to grin or wear red
necktie.
The effort has been to some extent
successful and has justified their la
Dor. Men are coming back to their
churches, back to their God, back to
better and higher life, because
Christianity has been made attractive
to them. The churches have discov-
cred very great and old truth, that
God is love, that he stands ready to
forgive the transgressions of his chill
dren. Men have learned to laugh,
for they can see but little Of the joys
of real religion when their eyes are
filed with tears. They have learned
that God is good; not bad; that he
is forgiving, not revengeful: joyous,
not sorrowful. Masonic Home Jour
nal
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-02
DEATH or MR.. GEORGE STUART

0cala has again been visited by the
death angel, who came Tuesday aad
took away Mr.. George Stuart, who has
lived in Ocala for a number OF years.
He was good and useful citizen, was
for a number Of years one Of Marion
county's best known school teachers.
He was OF a cheerful manner and
made friends of all whom he knew
and they viii be panied to hear Of
his death.
He was for some time a prominent
and successful merchant of Anthony,
and made many friends there.
He was buried from his home on
Wednesday.
The following friends bore his body
to its last resting place in pretty,
restful Greenwood: Messrs. ]. Z.
Chandler, w. L. Colbert, Baxter earn,
W. w. Clyatt, H D. Stokes and De
Witt Griffin.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-02
We WERE VISITED BY THE
MOTOR TRUCK CARAVAN

a sporadic cleanup campaign There
must be created within the people
themselves fine feeling for better
ment. Each citizen must feel sense
Of shame because OF the sore spots,
and sense Of pride in the better
looks of things. Cities and towns,
like men and women, have personali-
ties. The community reflects its
citizenship.
Many of our cities and towns are
being beautified in accordance with
plans prepared by landscape archi-
tects. There are some notable ex-
amples of this Florida. Mountain
Lake in Polk county is one. Daytona
has recently had a plan prepared.
Splendid results, however may be
obtained If the individual citizen will
develop his or her property in his or
her individual way giving expression
to personal likes. The results obtain
ed in this way may lack something
of a general scheme, but some of our
most attractive cities own their beauty
and their charm for the development
Of individual properties which make
up the whole. The great test of art,
according to Tolsoi, is sincereity. If
every citizen viii do his bit towards
making the city a more wonderful
place in which to live, and do this as
an expression of his love for his home
place, city of real beauty will be
the result.
You know many places in Ocala
that are attractive. Is yours as at
tractive?
II you go away for summer vaca-
ton, will you select a unattractive
place to go to-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-02

since Mayor Anderson recently
called upon the people of ocala 70
cooperate with the city Departments
with . view 70 making this more 81 !
city beautiful some good results
have been obtained. Some Of the pglv
spots have been removed.
~ Is scarcely possible to dwell, TOO
lsnuch On what a city OF beauty means
Too often is the Importance Of this
overlooked. What city capitalizes its
unsishtliness? None. Of course. Too
many Of Us are proud to look upon e.
forts to make cities beautiful as bit
Of sentiment. that is all right in its
Wa and we give it passive approval
Il Z won't do any harm kind Of way
We do not stop to consider that beautv
means cleanliness. That it means
health and absence Of disease breed
Ing place. II means better place
in which to live. II means more busi-
ness because an attractive city
draws people 70 il just as does an at
tractive show window or a shop front
A beautiful city is something that
arouses civic pride Is there anything
that kills civic pride and leads to
carelessness quicker than being re-
peatedly called upon to make excuses
for and TO explain way some eye
sorel Beautiful buildings. attractive
streets. pleasant and colorful gardens,
and shady and restful parks raise the
morale Of citizenship and win the
heart Of the stranger.
4 city cannot be made beautiful ~
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-02

many. and when the very existence Of
civilization, as we understand civili-
zation, was threatened with destruc-
ton, advocated publicly compulsory
military training, so that we might
better equip our army with trained
men to match the German military
machine. At that time our unp-e-
paredness was conceded by the urgent
need for better trained men VAS uni-
versally advocated and demaded. No
one could tell how long the war would
continue. Some military experts
prophesied that It would not end for
ten yes $, a # we continued to send
green Es4n t. T1ance to cope with the
trained veterans Of Germany. IL was
unreasonable to expect a speedy
termination Of the strife. But now
that the war is happily over, and there
is no further need for large stand
ing army, / am uncompromisingly op-
posed to compulsory military train
ing. or to any other military system,
that would tend to convert our country
into an armed camp in times Of peace.
] might add, however, that the Con-
gress of the United States, and not
the Governors Of the States, deter
mine the military policy Of this coun-
try.
Yours very truly,
aly. CARY A. HARDEE.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-02
DEATH or NH. i. =. NEWMAN

This paper announces with genuine
sorrow the death of Mr. H. r. New.
man. He died suddenly at the Marion
county hospital at 4 o'clock this morn,
ing Of influenza, followed by pneumo.
MIA.
Mr.. Newman was AZ years of age,
and was possessed of a splendid ply.
sique, and his social and intellectual
accomplishments were in keeping
with his physical development.
Mr.. Newman was trainmaster OF
the Seaboard Air Line railroad for
this division, and had been living in
0cala for several years, and made
many friends.
We have book Of his in our pos
session which was presented to his
father by Colonel Lucius G. Gartrell
of Georgia, one of the many distin-
glished men of that state.
The book was given to the subject
Of this sketch by his father and writ
ten on the fly leaf is this admoni-
tion.
Roy Keep good company or none
if your hands cannot be usefully EN-
ployed. Cultivate your mind. Always
speak the truth; make few promises;
live up to your engagements. Your
character cannot be essentially injur-
ed except by your own acts. Never
speak evil Of anyone. Be just before
yea are generous. 10 not marry I'M
I'll you are able to support wife.
Drink no intoxicat ting liquors, and
keep yourself innocent If you would
be happy
The son tried faithfully to conduct
his life along the lines Of his fathers
admirable admonitions, and command
ed the fullest respect Of his associ-
ates.
A funeral service viii be held from
his late residence on Oklawaha ave
nue at three o'clock, and the body
will be shipped to his old home at
Canton, Ca, for interment.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-02

Summerfield This surely is joke
or such statement made purely for
malicious purposes. j. w. Davis has
played the big brother, let us see what
he has done for his district while in.
office:
Hardened road north Lake Weir to
Lake county line. distance about 10
miles.
Rebuilt road from Stanton to Stark
es Ferry, about miles.
Hardened road from Belleyiew to
Gambler, about 4 miles.
Hardened road from Oklawaha to
Whites Ferry, about miles.
Hardened part Of road from Pedro
to Weirsdale PEDRO end, about 4
miles.
Hardened part Of road from Pedro
to Weirsdale tWeirsdale end). about
one and one half miles.
Hardened several bad hills on
Shady Ocala road.
Strawed Dan Monroe road Levon,
about three miles.
Rebuilt the streets of Belleview
about one mile.
Graded part of road east OF Weirs-
dale.
In appreciation of the above he has
received dozen cussings for every
foot of above road for not keeping
them in repair so you could skid a.
glass of coca cola from one end to the
other without making a ripple.
Now get a magnifying glass and we
will look around and see what he has
done for Summerfield Yes we find
a mile and three quarters on LevonI
and Summerfield road built in three
different sections and was partly built
by citizens during the week Of the
road building drive and not dollar
spent on same for repairs since it was
built and now in good shape to plant
sweet potatoes as it is all "Hilled up"
This road goes by the Commissioners
home)
Some one will say, How about the
road from Belleview to Summerfield?"
Buddie, we want to tell you that this
road from BelIeview to one mile south
of Summerfeld was built on the one
to three plan while Mr.. M. M. Proctor
was commissioner as follows: Belle
view paying $4,000, Summerfield
$1,060.00, residents along the road
$125.O0, Ocala and Sumter County
business people $4,000, Total s1735.0O
and the county put up the balance.
Mr.. r. L. Clyburn of Summerfield
is candidate for County Commissions
er if elected, and if his heart is as big
in proportion as Mr.. ]. w. Davis is
(according to the size Of the two
men) Summerfeld might at least in
duce him to keep the frees cut out Of
the roads in its precinct.
We think your unjust, jealous crit
les had better stop and think it over
and see who are your friends and
should one of your citizens be our next
County Commissioner, will he play
the Big Brother?
Signed,
SUMMERFIELD CITIZENS.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-02

,Esarvbodv Is admiring the new
store building Of Mr.. J. MaieVer y =
now oomnletea and he is putting his
nardsooe nm 10 date stock Of mems
ready to wear goods ana an nss
T,a ,non,r,ous verdict is that this IS
49,. > .sa o,oss,est store in this Sec
ton. Call around At the ne" 80,
NJ Ma,aver IS nothing II not
= :. 800 he saws that as be
'' al's.' ,aro NO, with such SPLEEN
n l..s ossn &C. = IS willing to spend
ga pa'1Onas ,.s. here in ocaIa, fully
ms money saa s,sI tne hest is none too
good for his customers
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-02
[. S. LIGHT FOR RAILROAD COM.
: MISSIONER

The Ocala correspondent OF the
Florida Times-Union says: inc
friends of Hon. L. s. Light OF hea-
dick are irving to persuade him to en-
ter the race for railroad commission
err. He is known al over the s'aee
as @oId fax and aggers.g is popular
with the farmers union, and II ne
t,rows his lat into the ring he win
make the. race for state railroad CUM
missioner a lively one.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-02

we have Just received the sorrow
fun information Of the death Of Mr..
Moses d. Burnett. former mayor Of
Ocala. After leaving our city Mr..
Burnett married a daughter Of Mr..
Andrew Curtin. the war gocernor
Of Pennsylvania. He was most popu-
lar while citizen Of our city and the
odd guard here are panied to hear
81 his death.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-02
military TRAINING PEACE
TINES OPPOSED BY HARDEE

In view Of the fact that a number
Of my friends in different sections Of
the state have written me to know
what my attitude is in ragard to com.
pulsory military training in times Of
peace, wish now to answer those in.
quiries, and to define for the benefit
OF these and any others who may be
interested in the subject, exactly
where ! stand on that question.
When we were at war with Ger