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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-16
FL aceite de COCO para
el lavado del cabel o

ST quisre usted conservar su cabellera
en- buen estado, fijese con que la lava.
La msyoria de les jabones y shamods
preparados contienen demasiado alcali
Este es muy dalino pues deseca e1 cuero
cabeliudo, hacienda el cabello quebradi-
20. Pnro aceite de coco mulsified, Ell cual
es puro inofensivo, es mucho meior
que Ell jab6n mas costoso cnalGuier otra
cosa que pueda usted usar para el saam
pl No perjudica ell cabello en- absolute.
Z SM6jese sencillamente Ell cabello con
aqua tibia fr6telo con este. Cor una
dos c.chsraditas Sc obtiene una espu-
ma RIGA y aBundante que lirnpia perfec-
tamentc tanto ell cabello como el cuero
cabellu<o La esppma Sc enjuaga IA
ciIments y quita hasta Ia Ultima parti-
cula de polvo y caspa. Ell cabello Sc Sc
ca rapila y uniformemente haciendose
fino, Sc. oso y lustroso.
FL accite de coco mulsified puede obte
nerse facilmente en- cualquier botaca,
droguer a, perfurreria peluqueria. Es
muy econ6mico, pues bastan unas cuan
fas or, para el uso de toda una fami
ia durante meses Exijase que lleve Ell
nombre mulsifed. Advt.
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mediate eS frOtarse

fnedlaio eS 1rotarSe la paTte adOlOrida
eon Aceite de San Jacobo. Este eS el
nejoT remedio que existe 10 misrno para
el reumatismo que para las neuralgias,
la ciatica y cl lunbago. Como tiene un
extraordinario poder de penetration,
obra instantaneamente, como es in
offensive del todo, pucde, aplicarse en-
cualquier parte del cuerpo sin tenor de
que irrite nj manche la piel.
mo sufra ID mas! Compre hoy
fnismo un frasco de Aceite de San
Jacobo, friccionese segun las instruc-
clones rcspectivas y en- pocos 1nomen-
tos,el doloF, la rigidez de los musculos
la hinchazon de las articulaciones habran
desaparecido para siempre. II lace
mas de medic siglo que esta prepara-
cion Sc usas en- todas parties del mundo
con exito cxtraordinario Ensayela I'd
Y vera por 81 rlismo que no existe otra
que posea mcrito igual.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-16

ISL! ST isl! listed puode aprcn-
der IN lies por correspondence en- su
propia casa en- los momentos desocu-
pados Hablelo, leaie escribalo des-
pu6s le haber tornado algunas leccio-
nes d / fameso, corto, facil practi
co M49TODO UNIVERSAL. Cursoes
pecial para principiantes Y tambien
para cstudiantes avaDzados. Mande-
nos 81 nombre v direction Y le envia-
romoe information detallada. THE
UNIV ERSAL INSTITUTE. (Dept
6O) 235 WHO'S St., New York, N. Y.
No. 2. Adve.
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TRIBUNAL DE DTsTRITo
y sEcoIoN sEeuNpA


En- el case de sobrinos. de EzQuiaga
VS. Sucesores de Biancni, por cobro de
cantidad, ell Tribunal dispuso Ell embar-
go de bienes de los desrandados, luego
de haber sido prestada la fianza de 25
mil d6lares por la parte demandante.
En- el case de Santo Martirez por
violaci6n, fue suspendida La vista hasta
nuevo senalamiento.
En- ell case contra Andres Cap6, por
hurto, fu6 condenado cinco amos de
presidio con trabajos forzosos.
Francisco de Jesus, acusado de viola
ci6n, fue declarado culpado, Sc sefia
10 el dia catorce para dictar sentencia.
En- cinco casos del Banco Territorial
VS.. The Specially shop for Automobiles,
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PORTO
RRIQUENOS QUE
SUFREN EN- N. Y.

Don Modesto Cobian Rivera, de Co.
merio, ha tenido Ia cortesia de enviar
nos la suma de $500, con que coad-
yuvan para remediar la situacion por
que atraviesan centenares de portorri-
quefios en- La ciudad del Hudson.
La referida suma fue donado por
los caballeros siguientes:
Pedro Espina S 500
Ramon Flores 500
Manuel Espina 500
Modesto Cobian Rivera 1000
-
TOTAL $500
Por acuerdo de la respectable logia
''Porvenir de Puerto Rico, No. 302''
su secretario ell excelente caballero don
Jose Berrocal, nos envia $1,000, para
Ell mislno generoso fin.
Y los sefores ''L. g. Delgado
Ca, de Vega Baja, nos remiten
S53.17, producto de una function cele-
brada ALI, en- el hermoso teatro s'Fe
nix benefcio de las victimas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-16

Ell ARMY DERROTA A UN EsCo
GIDo Ell SABADo EN- LA LIGA IN
SULAR Y ES LUEGo DERROTADO
PoR Ell PUERTO RICO EN- Ell
MORRO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-16

no continue
tonando dro-
gas. En- cin-
cuenta casos,
no h a y uno
que requiera
trata mi n :
to int ern o.
Lo unico que
I'd. necesita
para obtener
alivio com :
DletO e in
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'Catafo'': 20105oo1o-9.
'Puerta de TERRA: Ooo3O3o1 Is
LUIsIN.


Ell domingo Sc llev0 a cabo un gan do
safio en- Rio Fiedras entire los teams
santurce Y Rio Piedras'', juniors
Desde que empezaron ell desafio, el
sarturce Sc mostr6 muy aggressive a
la majagua sobresaliendo el Junior Da-
villa, que Sc esta hacienda popular
Desds el primer inning hasta Ell
sexto, e. juego estaba en- manos de los
muchachos de Allende; pere en- Ell s6timo
inning empezo la lluvia, que favore
clio n.dcho a los boys de Rio Pie
dras, que sprovechando la OCCASION hi
cieron explotar al pitcher 'Tantan !;
y>varios errores cometidos por el viejo
Liberato en- la tercera base, ocasionaror,
la completa derrota del s'lteam' de
Allende
De los de Rio Piedras sobresalieron
el ex benefico Escardille, Guison, el Cha
to, Anador y Monchin Carcad6, que ba-
tearon v fldearon de 10 lindo, ayudando
mucho a su team, salir victorioso.
5Qus lie pasara al temible Fabregas,
que no vic Ia bola en- el juego? lie fal
tara practica? Tome nota de este ell ca
pitan Allende.
Por el resultado de Ia score Sc We
ra 10 refiido que fue Ell juego.
S. :-21O O 20 o O.-s
R. P:-0 90 90 x-1O.
Amigo Allende: un POGO mas de prac
tica su team, y mas discipline, pa
ra poder conseguir la victoria.
Baterias: por santurce, Juan, Tan
tan cayayo.
Por Rio Piedras, Chato y Monchin Car
cado. Que Ell pr6xilno domdngo sea de
suerte para los boys del simpa.ico
Allenae
Man GUERRA.
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Ell "FII.ADELFIA,

Para Venezuela salio aver starde eli
vapor "Filadelha'', con carga y pasa-
jeros.
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G1DO Ell SABADO EN- LA l1(+A In :
sULAR Y ES LUEGo DERRoTADO
POR Ell PUERTO RICO EN- Ell
MoRRo
Esta scmana pasa6a puede hien la-
marse la semana mas deportiva de toda
la temporada.
Ell team ARMY hizo sil reapari
ci6n en- la Liga Insular, con grandes
brfos, pues estaba eInpenado su Tran
ager'' en- concretar Tres desaf.os coaso
cutivos, quizas para de esta manera de-
jar demostrado al rublico basebolero ei
grado de eHciencia que posee para oh
tener un turno en- el cainpeonato local
que Sc avecina. Al fin pudo lograr con
certar dos con el Iarnoso Puerto Ri
co.: uno ell s:sbado, en- la Liga Insular,
a do1ide solo concurricron des9uas de
mucho esperar, cuatro jugadores de es
te iltimo, viendose de esta manera obi
gado ell senior Colon, para dejar cumpn
da su palabra, a coger jugad1rcs de
otras novenas, que Sc encontra3an PIE
sentes, llevar a efecto Ell desafio, qEe
gan6 el ARMY por una carrsra. 81
segundo Sc celebr6 el domingo por Ia
mafiana, en- q campo del Morro, en- el
cual fu6 derrotado el ARMY.
s'PUERTA DE TERRA" vENCIDO !
POR Ell ssCATASO STARS:
Ell domingo Sc nos present6 lluvioso,
por 10 cual estuvo eI 'Catafio'' de en-
horabuena, y lie sucedio TODD 10 contra
rio al '.Puerta de TERRA, por estar
sus jugadores acostnmbrados al diaman
te seco.
Los muchachos del ctro lado de la
bahia invadieron los terrenos a prime
ra hora de la manana; en- cambio, los
del 'sPuerta de Tierra' vinieron tarde
y con dafio; pues no Sc presento a jugar
Catala, La segunda base y captain del
team; que mucha falta hizo, por 10
que mas adelante explicare, y porque
redujo ell entusiasmo entire los jugado-
res, dada la fe que tienen en- la habili
dad con que sabe dirigir su capitau
Las condolences del terreno y el po
co entusiasmo entire los jugadores del
ssPuerta de TERRA, aseeuraban que
habria de sufrir una terrible derrota,
y no la que sufrio; que fue derrota, por
que esta probsdo que el que mas hacs
es el que gana; pero desde otros puntos
de vista no puede considerarse como tai
Despu6s de osperar que pasara un fuer
te aguacero Y aIn bajo lloviznas, ezrpe
20 Ell juego, como las once de la ma
mana, con poca concurrencia v con una
sola bola que ofreciera ell manager
de la Liga, 10 cual motive que Sc retar
dara un POGO el desafio
Sc notaron rumerosos errores por par
tie de los jugadores del Pucrta de Tie
rra'', desde el principle hasta Ell final
del juego. AL empezar, ertr6 al box !,
por dicho team Adolfo Rengel,
quien a la termination del cuarto in
ning'' era sustituido por el lanzador Ii
gero Armando Rodriguez. En- este in
ning'', ell 'sCatafio'' aprovechandose
del brazo frio del diminuto serpentine-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-16
QUE ES Ell REUMATISMO
Y COMO Sc CURA.
FL antique e infaIible Aceite de
San Jacobo es el verdadero
remedio racionaI.

iQue es el reunatism6? Ell reuma-
tismo IS un simple dolor local no una
enfermedad organica. ST I'd 10 padece.
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a. a. g''klflBulfalGdl

por cobro de dinero, Sc decret6 en- cada
.uno el embargo de bienes de la demanda-
da, mediante haber prestado las fanzas
CONSEQUENCES en- cada case, La parte de
mandante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-02-16
TRIBUNAL MUNICIPAL

Fueron condenados pr Ell juez munich
pal sehor Diaz Cintr6n, los individuos
Felix Garcia, Ruperto Gerena Maley
Mcdonald, pcr alterar Ell orden a 25 dfas
de carcel y diez y cinco d6larcs de mul-
ia ,respectivamente. Tambien fue con
denado ounce dolares de n.ulta Rai-
mundo Sierra, pOr infracci6n. la ley
de AUTOMOBILES.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-14
CONTROVERSY OVER
WAGES CONTINUES
Railway Managers and Workers Are
Again Before the Federal
Railway Board
(Associated Pressl

Chicago, March 13.-1he railroad
wage controversy and railroad execu-
tives' plea for abrogation of the na-
tional agreements covering working
conditions in shop crafts are again
before the federal railway labor board
today. The board prepared to con-
tinue hearings on rebuttal of the labor
chiefs to the rail managers plea for
notification of national agreements
on the ground that they imposed
wasteful practices upon the roads and
constituted a financial burden which
has headed the transportation system
of the country for insolvency.
WORKERS CALL FOR WITNESSES
The railroad labor unions notified
the board they could not proceed with
the hearing unless the board complied
with their request to subpoena va
rious railroad executives TO appear
before the board. They declared the
testimony of the railroads heads was
essential to fair hearing.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-14
NEW RECORD MADE BY
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
ASSOCIATED Press)

Gainesville, March 14.-Increase by
seven times in the last twelve months
the number of persons receiving in
structon, the University of Florida
has established national record for
itself. That was made possible by
offering extension courses through a
new general extension division
By enrolling 5S04 students during
the year the new Florida general ex-
tension division also broke by a wide
margin all records for the first year
made by 80 other states doing similar
work. Students were enrolled from
every county in the state and from 19
other states and foreign countries.
Officials consider this a noteworthy
achievement in view of the fact that
Florida has scarcely more than half
a million white inhabitants. The work
has been under the direction of B. C.
Riley, formerly of the University Of
Indiana and the University of Arkan-
sas. as director of general extension
work for all state institutions of high
er learning in Florida.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-14
ATTORNEY GENERAL
BUFORD ACCEPTS
Writ of Mandamus Di-
rected Against the Railroad Out
from Pensacola

Tallahassee, March 14.-Attorney
Geaeral Buford on behalf of the state
plant board today accepted service Of
an alternative writ of mandamus di-
rected Saturday by the supreme court
against the Apalachicola Northern
railroad and the board to require the
railroad to receive a shipment of cane
from Liberty county and ordering the
beard to discontinue its quarantine on
cane shipments from that territory.
The writ is returnable next Friday.
Constitutionality of the act creating
the plant board is involved in the
court action.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-14
TALK
APRIL ELEVEN
Interesting Talk on Getting the Most
Out of Retailing Illustrated
by Moving Pictures

Mr.. R. Haresty. representing the
National Cash Register Co, OF Day
ton, Ohio. was in the city Saturday
afternoon, making arrangements with
the Board of Trade for bringing to
Ocala the lecture Getting the Most
Out of Retailing" The lecture. with
six reels of motion pictures, viii be
given here in the courthouse Monday
night, April 11th-
The lecture and pictures are espe-
cially for business men and women,
merchants and clerks Anyone inter-
ested, however, viii be welcome. The
lecture and pictures will be free to
all. The lecture outfit consists of an
advance man. the lecturer. Mr.. w. F.
Brennan, and an operator. Seven
large trunks of motion picture equip
ment and films are carried.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-14
BACK TO THE FARM
MOVEMENT IN FULL SWING

New York, March IA real estate
firm of national scope which in the
past year sold 4272 farms, valued at
more than 500, 100000 from Maine to
California, has made public at its Of
fees here the interesting discovery
that, for the first time in many years,
there are signs of change in the
drift of population away from the
cities and back to the FARMS"
Recently announced federal census
statistics showed that the aggregate
population of American cities. when
the canvass was made six months or
more ago, actually exceeded the ag-
gregate population of the farming
districts. This is explained by the
fact that there was an influx of people
from farming communities to the
cities especially in the period of alb
normal industrial activity during and
Immediately following the war. Thou
sands of farmers and members OF
their families came to factory locali.
ties where, for two or three years
they made big wages. With the slump
following the general industrial re
adjustment, however. these farmers
and, in many cases. idle city dweller.
as well, are turning to the farm.
where labor has long been at prem
ium.
The records of the firm in question
are said to show that during the pas
20 years it's sales have been made il
almost unvarying proportion, two
thirds to farmers moving from on
section or state to another and one
third to men from the cities. Tn
present back to the land movement
however, it is declared, shows an al
most exact reversal of these percent
ages, that is, two-thirds of the sale
are now being made to men from tn
cities rs against one-third to farmer.
"The first check in the citywar
movement" member of this fir
stated, appears from available sts
tistics TO have come late last sfal
with the Tightening of industrial cor
ditions and consequent lack of en-
~ ployment in the cities. It became il
creasingly evident this winter until
February the tide seems - have b
gun to flow the other way.
"The change. naturally is mo
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-14
EDITORS TO-DAY ARE
LOOKING OVER GAINESVILLE
They VIII Find q Pretty Town and
Two Good Newspapers
ASSOCIATED Press)

st. Augustine, March 14.-Members
of the National Editorial Association
left here today for Gainesville. They
will have luncheon there, inspect the
university and take an automobile
tour to points of interest. Later they
viii leave for Leesburg to inspect the
print paper plant and spend the night.
They win tour Lake county tomorrow
i'm automobiles.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-14
ARMY PLANE WRECKED
AT MOSQUITO INLET
(Associated .Press)

Daytona, March 14.-Mechanics
from Carlstrom field are expected
here today to, salvage the army plane
wrecked in the surf yesterday. Two
aviators from Carlstrom field at
tempting to land on the beach during
heavy fog misjudged the distance
and crashed into the surf. The acci-
dent occurred at Mosquito Inlet. The
aviators were uninjured.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-14

marked in the vicitiny of the indus
trial centers, the February sales in
New England. for instance, having
increased more than 200 per cent over
those of last year, those in the middle
Atlantic states about IFS per cent
over last year and in the steel centers
and manufacturing districts of the
central west approximately 100 per
cent.
"The great majority of men going
from the cities and manufacturing
towns back to the farms are believed
to be men who came from the country
originally, attracted by high wages i'm
industry. Many of these men accu-
mulated considerable savings and now
that work is uncertain and scarce,
they are using their savings to pur-
chase self-supporting homes for
themselves, rather than to accept
lower wages or to live in idleness
while their savings are being eater
up by high rents and other unavoid.
able Lying costs in the cities"
New England was said to be lead
I ing the entire country in the back Il
the land movement. While the in
crease throughout the United State.
is in excess of so per cent greater n
February than for the same periot
last year. New England's farm sale.
show an increase of 200 per cent, du'
to the fact that many factory worker
who have been thrown out of employ
lment or forced to submit to wage re
lductions, have left the cities an,
towns and gone into general farming
Idairying, poultry and hog raising an
bee keeping as well as the cultivation
of small fruits,
/ An interesting feature of the situa
tion is that of the 4272 farms sold las
year, iii were disposed of in Ne,
England, more than one-quarter q
j them to:residents of other states
while of the 300 farms sold IN othe
states, only 81 buyers were New Eng
/ Hand people.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-14
DROP FELL SIX
TIMES N DUBLIN
Men Convicted Of Complieity IN Kill
ing Sosdiers Hung tkis
Morning

Dublin, March 14.-Six persons
convicted of killing British intelli-
gence officers and members of the
crown forces in Ireland were executed
in Mount Joy prison this morning.
The men were hanged in pairs at in
tervals of one hour. Twenty thousand
persons gathered outside the prison
during the hours the executions were
going on. All work in the city was
stopped.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-14
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that it is
the Intention of the undersigned to
apply to the 1921 session of the leg
islature of the state of Florida for the
enactment of special act authorizing
the board of county commissioners of
Marion county, Florida, to levy spe-
cial tax. annually, not to exceed one
quarter of one mill, upon the real and
personal property in said county to
provide funds for community welfare
work in the city of Ocala and Marion
county, Florida.
Signed: Mrs. Edith G. Tydings.
Endorsed by Ocala Woman's Club
Mrs. Fl. C. Dozier, President, Mrs
Harvey Clark, Recording Secretary.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-14
THE LORD DELIVER HAMON'S
MEMORY FROM HIS FRIENDS
Some Make Him Out a Good Sport
and Others a COwardly
Sneak
(Associated Press,

Ardmore, Okla, March 14-"I want
it given out did it myself. Give Clara
some money and have her get away
is what Frank Ketch, former business
manager for Hamon, declared on the
witness stand today Hamon told him
the day after he was fatally wounded.
Ketch testified at the trial of Clara
Smith Hamon for the murder of Ha-
mon.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-14
OFFICERS BOUND NORTH
WITH AN EMBEZZLER

DeLand, March 14-New York Off
GERS are en- route north today with
Frank Pierce, arrested recently at
Daytona and wanted forathe embezzle-
ment of $780, from the Ruel COM
pany in Schnectady.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-14
DEVER is AFTER THE
PIRATES OF DIAMOND
Associates Press)

Chicago, March 14.-Judge Dever
today refused to comply with a mo-
ton by the state that the trial of the
Chicago White Sox baseball players
and others indicted for throwing the
World Series be taken off the court
calendar. He ordered another hear
ing for next Tuesday when it is be-
lieved a date for the trial will be set.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-14
SEVERAL LIVES LOST
IN A RICHMOND FIRE
ASSOCIATED Press)

Richmond. Va, March 14-With the
recovery of the bodies Of FIVE men
buried by falling walls in the burning
of a large furniture house here yes
terday, the search continued today for
two other men reported missing. The
score of injured firemen IN hospitals
are reported improving. The dead in
cluded four firemen and one civilian.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-14
HORRIBLE FIND IN
A TEXAS RIVER


Belton, Texas. March 1.-The lit
tie town of Rogers today is in the ut
most excitement following the finding
late yesterday of the headless and
legless body of young woman in a
gunny sack tied with rope floating
in the little river nearby. The body
which was nude was in an advanced
stage of decomposition.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-14
OF TRIBUTES
TO A NEWSPAPER
Interested a Man So Much. He Let a
Train Kill Him
ASSOCIATED Press)

Orlando, March 14.-W. d. Mains,
a well to do farmer, was killed near
Seffner this morning by Coast Line
train. It is reported that Mains was
sitting on a cattle guard reading a
morning paper and as the train ap-
preached he fell on the track.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-14
POGUE ROUNDED UP
AT ST. PETERSBURG
Needed in Georgia to Testify at a
Murder Trial
(AssocIated Press,

St. Petersburg. March 14.-Barney
Pogue was arrested here today at the
request of the Georgia authorities in
connection with the murder of Lewis
Kinsey, a mail carrier near Lyerly,
Ga, last month. Pogue is regarded
as an important witness. Kinsey dis
appeared and his body was found Sat
urday.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-14
CINCINNATI WON BY
SQUARE PLAYING
ASSOCIATED Press)

Chicago, March -"Cincinnati
won the 1919 World Series on the
square by playing better baseball
than the Chicago White Sox."
That will be one of the contentious
of the defense when the eight Chicago
White Sox players indicted on charges
of throwing the series and accepting
bribes are brought to trial here today.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-14

Wainwright, New York lawyer. has
been selected as assistant secretary
of war.
PROGRAM FOR TAXATION
The formulation of definite pro-
gram for tariff and internal revenue
legislation confronted the republican
members of the Senate finance COM
mittee and the House ways and means
committee today on their meeting
with Secretary Mellon to draft de-
tailed recommendations TO submitted
to President Harding.
FLETCHER WORKING FOR BURR
President Harding today promised
TO consider the claim of the southeast
ern territory that it is entitled to rep
resentation on the Interstate Com
merce Commission. Senator Fletcher
is active in presenting the case of
Chairman Burr of the Florida railroad
commission, who is being urged by
Floridians for appointment to the
federal commission.
SHORTENED THE LIST
President Harding has shortened
the list of possible appointees to the
chairmanship of the shipping board to
President Farrell of the United States
Steel Corporation and R. A. Smith,
an official of the Ward Line, Frank
Munson, president of the Munson
Steamship Line, said today after q
conference with the president.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-14

Meet me at the American Cafe.
Union Station. Ocala. for a regular
dinner-family style. Best dinner IN
the state for 75c. Eat and drink all
you want. Time for dinner IL a. m. to
2:30 p. m. Owned and operated by
Americans. Il