The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-12-03

cism en- account OF Mr.. Tumrlty's re.
iig.on. but when passions cool the
president will be honored for firmly
standing by him. Ones religion is
sacred and ought to be so regarded.
The White Way, the splendid news.
paper that has done so much toward
building up Sebring, tells us that
Wentworth Lodge. the fine hotel that
cost 100000 when it was built four
years ago, has been expanded at an
expenditure of 100000, making total
investment of half million dollars
This superb hotel property fronts on
Lake Jackson and comprises 200 acres
rof land, including a splendid golf
course and several fine citrus fruit
groves. Charles L. F. Weber, the
moving spirit in the company that
owns kenilworth Ledge, is a >promin
ent Cleveland man and his associates
were all members of the Cleveland
Athletic club. The grounds were laid
out by that accomplished landscape
architect A. d. Taylor, of Cleveland,
and the entire ensemble of hotel.
grounds. groves and lake merge into
one CT the most fascinating scenes that
can be found anywhere in this state of
beauty and attractiveness.
Adjudicial trial was recently held in
Wilmington. n. c., over the telephone
line. A party was arrested for speed
ing, was in a hurry and the Recorder
imposed fine against him of $500
and authorized the sheriff to collect
it and give the man his liberty. Which
das done.
Two STEEL vessels were launched
at Tampa Ship Yards Monday.
Prof. P. H. Rolls, dean and director
of the College of Agriculture of the
University of Florida has been select.
cd to organize a college OF agriculture
for the province of Minas Geraes,
Brazil, and will leave early in Jenuary
to take up his new duties.
Mr.. A. P. Spencer, returning from
a visit through West Florida says it
is a land of plenty.
n,1,o 1E;o,,a; ooI>1o - ~ ~
the subject of U. S. senate inquiry.
Mr.. S. J. Hilburn of Palatka has re-
turned from his oil fields in Texas.
, He has a number of wells in opera
ton and a number of others under
way. He has refused several millions
for his holdings.
Mr.. Harry L. Brown, of the st. Au-
gustine Record, has bought the Lake
land Telegram, the leading daily and
weekly paper CT that city.
It is now definitely stated that Pres
ident Wilson will remain in Washing
ton after the expiration of his term
and devote his time to literary pur-
suits.
Mrs. F. E. Elmer, wife of Jackson
vile physician, is in Jail at Macon, Ga,
accused of the murder of her former
husband. Fred D. Shepherd, known as
the Georgia peach king" Mrs. Elmer
denies herself to callers. She refuses
to be interviewed.
BILLY Sunday" the famous evanse-
list preached in the Ancient City last
Monday morning.
J. B. Harris, negro, was Iyncned
by a mob of white men near Prince
ton. twenty-five miles south of Miami,
Monday afternoon after being identi-
field by the white woman he attacked
during the forenoon.
The Japs will not ask for race equal
ity 1T this session of the peace league.
Ishii says that consolidation of league
comes first
The former Empress of Germany IS
in a very critical condition.
Charles Davis, g prosperous farmer
living near Raleigh, N. c, crazed by
"mocnshine" liquor, shot and killed
his wife on Tuesday.
$50
A special from Washington says: