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VI THE OCALA EVENING STAR SATURDAY FEBRUARY 22 IttM <t

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C L Bittinger and R R CarrollI

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CLI BITTINGER I

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f R R CARROLL

f City Editor and Business Manager

4 The veteran Mont Atkinson of theOldtown settlement was in town to ¬

r day and as ever his friends werepleased to wee him Mr Atkinson isoptimistic enough to believe that not

tiik only will W J Bryan be the presi-dential

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nominee of the democraticparty but will get both houses ofCongress to support him on govern-ment

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reforms Then the coolness ofthe morning came up and Uncle Montbeing in a reminiscent mood said

Why yeti of course we will havefroHts in the middle of March and

4 may have one or two in April Thesethings do happen now and then Ican remember in the 50s when such-

a a frost swept over Florida in Aprilthat it not only killed the wild or-

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trees of those days in the ham-mocks

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of this county but swept thelf corn crop from off the face of the

earth and we had to go to Pala tl a-

Inx our onehorse carts to get corn tot I

feed our stock That was in the daysbefore railroads struck Ocala in fact

F before Sam Reddick put on his poleboat between Palatka and Silver

F Springs These times you just canttell what is going to happen in the

1 T next twentyfour hours

The Fitzgerald Company was up be-

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k Mayor Nash this morning for ob-

structing¬

the streets and for not re ¬

moving the obstructions The company-was represented by Col O T Green

I who contended the company was notr called upon to remove said obstructions

but as this did not convince MayorNash he fined the company 25 andsuspended the fine until March 1st

+ with tie understanding that the saidobstructions should be Removed by

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then The Fitzgerald Company throtheir attorney contended That what

Y obstructions had been removed wast e only by courtesy not by contract

However their attorney suggested-that the obstructions be removed andthe company file a bill against the

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IxOcala can boast of some excellent

kp t home talent and it will be gratifyingc to our citizens to know that the adver-

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3 carnival will presented throtheir assistance The various parts of

r this entertaining spectacle Jare beingassigned and the representatives whotell of their respective business firms

k in story and song are busy with re-

hearsals¬

No entertainment given inour town wills please and hold the in ¬

terest of an audience as this TradesBjI Extravaganza It Is one round of bright

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sparkling features that vie with eachother in points of interest and all this

r by our own home talent It is to beregretted that the armory is not twiceits present capacity as the house willnot seat the audience this unique car-

nival¬

will command on the nights ofg

Feb 28th and 29th The cause is onethat appeals to alj as the Daughters ofthe Confederacy are on the eve ofrerecting a monument that will lendmuch to the attraction of our beauti-ful courthouse and grounds

Supt Carn in company with MrIsaac Stevens chairman of the board-of

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public instruction left today forWashington D C to attend the meetng of the department of superinten-

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of the National Education As-

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In this gathering wlichF is really the most important educa¬

tional gathering of the country all thecounty superintendents of the differ¬

1 ent staes and superintendents of thelarge city schools of the land will be-

t on hand to discuss measures to promote a more thorough and better

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course of school studies I

Lester Moody the bright son o-

ft Mr J S Moody of Dunnellon wasL in town today on his way to Jackson-

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where he is a law student in theoffice of Mr Ion L Farris Speaking-

of the different candidates in the racea for congress he said Congressman W

B Lamar seems to lead which leadsthe Star to remark that Mr Lamar

dSk expects to visit Ocala and Marion

c county shortly to promote his candi-

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r On Thursday afternoon at 3 oclockMrs Harrisons Sunday School willgive at the rectory a Teddy Bear pa-

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ty A Teddy Bear is the prize for thechild who suceeds in finding the bearRefreshments will be served-

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Wm B Shaw who was former-ly

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one of Floridas foremost Sundayschool teachers now of Baldwin Gatyarrived in the city today and will

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row both morns g and evening j

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MRS RHEINAUERS RECEPTION-

The beautiful card and domino partygiven last afternoon by Mrs CharlesRheinauer at her lovely home on FortKing avenue was the largest and oneof the most enjoyable entertainments-ever given in Ocala This elegantfunction was in honor of two verycharming women Mrs J H TayloronJ of the seasons sweetest bridesand Miss Lillie Goldnamer of Ken- ¬

tucky who is the attractive guest ofi the attractive hostess

A cozy nook on the front porch had1 been converted into the cutest littlecloak room where the ladies left their

I wraps The porch and the entire lower-I

floor of this handsome home was dec-orated with graceful festoons of redwhite and blue tulle and small andlarge American Hags while pictures ofGeorge Washington were much in evi ¬

dence reminding one that this was aGeorge Washington birthday party andIn every detail this idea was mostperfectly carried out

Large vases filled with dogwoodI blossoms and yellow jessamine andI smaller vases of violets were placedon the mantels piano book cases andeverywhere that good taste could sug-gest

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As the guests arrived they were wel-

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I by Mrs G S Scott at the frontdoor The cherry punch was served inthe hall by Mrs Charles Lloyd andMrs Charles Miller two pretty yonugmatrons Little George Washingtonwith hatchet in hand cutting that fa¬

mous cherry tree was found on thepunch table and called forth muchpleasant comment At the parlor doorthe guests were greeted by Mrs E LCarney who presented them to thecharming hostess and the winsomeguests of honor who were graciouslyreceived in the parlor Mrs Rheinauer-wore an exquisite gown of red silkMrs Taylor Stood next and wore herbeautiful white wedding dress MissGoldnamer was gowned handsomely inblue radium silk thus carrying out thecolor motif red white and blue Inthe different rooms Mesdames EdwardHolder Louis Duval Mallory LiddonMr Fishel W H Hocker Abe Brown-J K Austin and E H Mote met theguests and gave out the tally cardsThese ladies and those already men ¬

tioned wore handsome dressesSixteen tables for cards were placed-

in the front and back parlors and din ¬

ing room The five domino tables werein the library Tables were numberedwith red white and blue stars Thescore cards were red hatchets on whichthe games won were marked with verysmall blue and white stars As therewere thirteen original states the cleverhostess had thirteen games played

The prize for cards a silver bell waswon by Mrs D M Smith Miss Blairof Ohio got the booby a deck of George I

Washington cards Mrs Don McIverwon the prize for dominoes also a sil ¬

ver bell and to Mrs Will Knight wasgiven the booby for this game a crys-tal

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hatchet tied with a large bow ofred white and blue ribbon

During the games the guests enjoy-ed

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red white and blue mints Later-on delicious chicken salad olives and

I wafers were served then came icecream and cake The cream was redwhite and blue and in the center of

I each slice was a tiny flag gayly float-ing to the breeze The cake was dec¬

orated with cherries The followingcolonial dames served these tempting

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refreshments Misses Meta Jewett An ¬

nie Mathews Valeta Potter Sara McCreary Margaret and Mamie Taylor

I and Louise Harris all of whom lookedI very lovely with their powdered hairI fichus etc

Mrs Rheinauer is noted for heroriginal and delightful entertainmentsand on last afternoon she really ex ¬

celled herself

The telephones in the second wardhave been getting into a terrible tan ¬

gle lately and at times it seems as ifeverybody in the ward is using thephones at the same time creating aconfusion of tongues that rivaled theroar in the tower of Babel But thecompany will soon overcome this con ¬

fusion by using the large rubber cable-on all of their wires and will notagain cross the tempers of their cus ¬

tomers

Rev G H Harrison and wife attend-ed

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the Tampa fair this week and weredelighted with the exhibits and espec-ially

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the Citrus fruits and thoughtnothing could be more attractive thanthem Right they are for it is difficult-to find in the world a more completeCitrus display than that shown at theTampa fair-

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those who registered at theMontezuma yesterday were E u Rouand S C Mayo Reddick W C Town-send Norwalk J W Carter Tampa-E B Fitzgerald Ohio J W BourkeJacksonville and J G Webber Nash-ville

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Gus Haley returned last eveningfrom Salt Springs bringing with himin Mr Halls auto Mr R S Hall WC Townsend Ed Fteyermouth Thelatter is boring several artesian wellsof the new turpentine farm of MessrsHamm and Townsend and Meggs

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AT THE CHURCHES TOMORROW

BaptistRegular church Sunday school and

young peoples services at the usualhours All are welcome

ChristianSunday school 945 a mPreaching a m and 7 p m by

Mr Win B Shaw of Baldwin GaAll are cordially invited to attend

these services

Grace Episcopal-

Rev Geo Hendree garrison Rector730 a mHoly communionlOa mSunday school11 a mMorning prayer and ser ¬

mon730 p mEvening prayer and ser ¬

monMonday St Mathews holy commun ¬

ion at 10 a mFriday evening prayer at 430The sermon at the 11 oclock Sunday

service will be delivered in response-to a request from the local lodge ofthe Knights of Pythias

Come and worship with us

Methodist

I R H Barnett PastorSunday school930 a mPreaching a in and 730 p mJunior League3 p mSenior LeagueGf 30 p mLet us not forsake the assembling-

of ourselves together as the manner-of some is

A cordial invitation extended to all

Senior Epworth League

Meets at Methodist Church 630 pmSubject Church BuildingShort song servicePrayer by the leader

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Scripture lesson on topicThe Church Building Its Signific-

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W H WilsonThte Church Building Its Relation

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Littleto the Growth of the Kingdom M M

Church Extension Its Appeal MissEthel Turner

I Responsive reading Psalm 84

Church Extension What Has Beeni

IAccomplished J P > Phillips

I Church Extension Reasons forI

Pushing the Work Henry BarnettBible selections Mrs W S Durst

Miss Gertie BachelderI

Illustrative reading Miss LucileI

MooreClosing song and benediction-A cordial invitation extended to

all Come promptly 630 and joinheartily in the service Lively sing ¬

ing will be a featureGoo L Taylor Leader

Boys League

Meets Sunday at 3 p mSubjectNeighbors Leader Dexter Phil ¬

lips Every one invitedSong I am saved glory gloryScripture reading Luke 102529PrayerReading Hospitality Alvis Land-

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Song I will shout His praise inGlory

Recitation A Boys WishAlfred-Green

Solo If a neighbor met a neighborReading the golden rule George Wil ¬

liamsPaper Who is My Neighbor

I Leroy BridgesStory of the Good Samaritan

Rea FergusonOpen discussion on subject by Jun-

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Eye Troubles ThatCause HeadachesC-

an be corrected so that the head ¬

aches disappear-That is a simple truth but many stilldoubt and hesitate You do not takeany risk with me I guarantee todo what I say

IT your eyes cause headaches I canrelieve the strain and give you per ¬

fect comfort-

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° OCALA FLORIDAj I Make a Specialty of Correcting Fail ¬

ing Vision Where Others Have Fail-ed

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Money RefundedOffice Hours 8 to 12 a m and 130 to

430 p m Optical Office andLabatory 1 Rooms 2 and 4

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WHITE GOODS EMBROIDERIESI

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LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR l

50 pcs 40inch soft French Nainsook at 15c100 pcs sheer India Linon at5000 yds asst patt embroidery and insertion at 5c5000 yds asst patt embroidery and insertion at lOc1000 doz val laces and insertion at 50c doz

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ABOVE ITEMS ARE BELOW REGULAR COST

i We have opened our new lines in Spring Wash GoodlSwisses Batiste Zephyr Voiles and Linens

and invite inspe-

ctionRHEINAUER CORoll call responded to by Bible verse-

on subjectCollectionAnnouncementsSelected song-Benediction

THE AGATHERIDAN SOCIETY

Patriotic Program Participated in by

Public School Pupils

The Agatheridan Society which held I

its regular Friday afternoon exercisesyesterday carried out the followinginteresting program the subject beingWashington

Essay Personal Character of Wash ¬

ington Albert Stokes-UVashingtons Career as a General

and StatesmanHolmes WaltersOration Why we celebrate His

BirthdayRoss TurnerWashingtons Farewell Address t

Mary McDowell Oak Fla This num ¬

ber on the program was omitted on ac-

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of the illness of Miss Mc-Dowell father She could not bepresent I

ToastsDevelopment of the United States

Since Washingtons TimeAs a Territory C PelotPopulationAlfred TurnerMaterial Prosperity Cecil LohrigEducational Advantages Cecil

MooreDebate Resolved that the presi¬

dent should have a third term Af-

firmative¬

Curtis Crom Marcella Mc ¬

Lean negative George MacKay andMiss Jean Teague The judges decided-in favor of the affirmativet Miss Helen Brown read the paperand judging from the interest in same-it was all that was expected MrRobert Anderson presided and MissSara Davis presided as secretary Thecriticisms on the participants by MissSara McCreary were interesting as itshowed the impression the efforts ofthe various parties made on her mindwhich was favorable She emphasized-the fact that most of the speakers didnot speak plain enough which seemsto be one of the besetting sins of the

Ischool A little extra training alongthis line would be time well spent-

It is pleasant to commend the pa ¬

triotic exercises which on the dayspoken should have brought at least i

fifty patrons of the school to hearwhat they had to say of the immortal I

George Washington but we failed tosee one there The Star reporter wasthe only spectator in evidence and hearrived at the close of the exercises-But

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what we did see impressed us thatI

the school is doing splendid work andwe should be proud of those in chargeand encourage them in every possiblemanner

OLD RAGS WANTED-

The Star office wants old ragsmust clean cotton rags but any colorwill do

The Star overlooked the wrestlingu

match at the armory Thursday nightIIt drew a 25 house As a preliminary

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to the real event Harry Fausett andI the Candy Kid Clyde Edwards hadI a catch as catch can bout Fausett I

proving the winner Then came Frank I

Miller and Jack McIntosh the heavy-weights

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and it was a good mat fromstart to finish Miller putting his op ¬

ponent to the mat in 18 minutes and45 seconds according to the GreocoRoman rules McIntosh has challenged-his opponent to another bout catch ascatch can at the armory tonight and

I the challenge was accepted Those inattendance appreciated the perform-ance

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Tnursday night and the housewill no doubt be well filled tonight

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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS ATTENTION

Memorial services commemoratihcJour 49th will be h ldafthe Episcopal church Sunday 23rd 11-

a m All Knights earnestly requested-to meet at Castle Hall at 10 a In t <

proceed in a body to the churchChas K Sage K R S

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etc are worth up to 50c each We willl

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