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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-06
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@o1berneur Snroing ion0te @rie.
fe on alle 8iireerlneiIter oIIr 5td0a
te 1tno Srtiddften I'M Gtaate un0
an ale 8eitrngen, in tDelden er TTc
tm ibre 8eibilfe in elmer BON @cs
nerolabilltorlt 2ogon eingeIeifefen
8eipegltng erf1ht, I'M Die W2arn.
idaft85abl Der geationaI-@or Inn
1000 Wtafrn an erb6ben, Die ibr
gum min0eItlnaB oer 6riebcnsItarfe
feblen.
Or. gSilbur @. gorffing, waoior
i'm 8. Soma eynfanterie g1eqinlenf
1no 01itgIieo oes Stalrdts bot ii
oeiieu Iester Sikung ben antroa ae-
Itcllt. oen llnterridt Der 0eittidlci1
Spro6e in ben 0ffentliheu Gdbitleu
oitf6ugeben uto 5lt nerbieten. Sic
meiiten gtitgIieoer Seigten fid), nm
oitf oieie Beiie ibren .9atriotiss
mus 5it be5eigen benz @orIhlnqe
geneiat, ilno es miro in Der nadlIten
Shnlratsiisung oariiber 1bgejtinilt
Deroet. Cunning erfl1rte fid1 fur
Die gtusmer5tng oes 1lnterridlteg al.
let 6rcIn0lprobeli, Tim cbte Amcri.
taner 5u bleiben. gsotiirIih lit safe
9oltug rieitg erfrelit un0 bat It'll
Capital" Oos Bib oes tnpferen
aauomnotbing" anf Ser eriten Seiir
proOu5iert.
9tittDob mar 2ondlitdtstog. unn
Gle 0tuIienberinutlnIitng i'm Collie
Inn mar iiberfalIt. 9LuBer a0nliraf
9seorn bielten nod Set felt Heainit
Oes 9rieges fir 0ie s[aiiertcn tetiae
gfeiu gorfer sfreoerif Goiioert in6
Der friibere 4riegsininiIter @enrn
6. Stiuion slniprahen. Cos NolE
piroe bis gum b0biten St00iutif
0es Gntbuiiasuuis entFlantnlt uts
itiinnlte in bic patriotildlen 2ie0dE
ein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-06
211ac6tcfl keittc fteite
SricSensoffcrtc!
Die 3entralmGfte 9n6en fiir3lid
tcinr gentaft, iiu6 aber ltets
berBaaSlnngs6ereit.

Berlin 6. 9lpril. ilber 2Lndter6ont
1rno 2on0on. 9ie &olniihe Bel.
tltng erfl1rt, Die. i'm @efolqe Der
3uiarunertunft oe8 aoiiers @iL-
belnL oes &aiierfonig8 aarl ul10 bes
0iterreid-un9oriiden @tiniIters oe5
Qu5DGrtigen, @rafen G5ernilL auf,
gefontltlenen @eridte iiber ein neues
SSrie0enSanerbiaten Der 3eutralntd4s
te ieien grunolo8.
3os @lott filat ie6ob bin5u-
Die ibon pieoerbolt aultlih erfldrt
por6en- oaB Die N2itteImddte je.
oer3eit bereit ieien, nin llnterban0.
Ilneen fir einen ebrenboaen 8rie.
ben ein3utreten. o8e3iiglid Der
8orbeOingtngen fitr Iolbe Inter
bdnolungen", iagt es, obratGt gtie.
mono I'M 3tpeifel oariiber 8u iein,
oaB iie 6urd Die neueIten @reigniiie
in glmerifo nidt geGrloert neroen
f0nnen. Sir baben 0as 6eft in
Der Sano rno narten rllbig Die @nt-
ipidLungen i'm t5ein0e5loger ob. @ir
meroen ni6t 3ulaiien, onB oieie 9tll,
be, nelde uuf grfolg gu 8uiier inO
3u 2an0e berltbt, lins geraubt miro. "
Shmmen gSieHer glGtter.
g8ien. 6. 9[bril - Die .9leue
55reie 8reiIe@ erflGrt, 9(nterifo bobe
fid) gum arieg entidIoiien neil e5
nidt mebr ititanoe gelpeien leb iei.
ne glatltrolieH Den gLllicrten ob5uIies
fern.
Die ogleid8pDIt" iogt: g8ir 0iir,
fen Die SatIode nid)t 81 lei1t neb-
men oaB cine reidc lno mddtige
in6lltrielle glcpubIit lit 6ie gicibe
unierer 3etu0e getretcn iit,-a6er
menn sic Gouhboote ihren bisbes
rigeu groBen Grfol9 alien, 10
miro GrGiioent @ilion 5lt ipdt &c
fommeu iein, mie Salanoro ltno
grotiauo ST ipdt 9efouuHen Iito.
Berbrederiih, mie Der gan5e glngriff
Der gtaiicrten ouf Die 3entralnGdte
gelueien it, nnlB bod. geiugt mer-
Den, 0aB ie0er 8erihw6rcr. Der nod
aui bic Cite fauL ielbIt 23apou uidt
nusgeuommen, before @riiuOe filr
iein blutige5 llnternebmen gebobt
bat, ais 8ilion uno ieiue Republit
iie uuineiieu founen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-06
l11i[Ictt fiibrt sic
itcMc 11oclt sur 0rc6cn
11tcnlctcnid6 ldt6tcrci!
Gu erflGrt Der oSKerbotOre 9lDma.
no., bas amtlidJe Organ Ocs
&atifan5,

Rout, A. g(pril bia &ori8 6. GpriI.
Der gSiierbotore 9ontano", 6o8
omt[i6e Organ oes 8ottfots, ihrcibt
iiber 4rdit0ent @ilion8 arieg8bot.
idaft an Oen aongreB tuie folgt:
Ser 0}ann, Der lebtcn 0e3entber
ols 5rieoenSberteioiger duftrnt, for
bert beute cine groBere 4rnee, 1tno
fiibrt bic ueue 8elt 3ur Teilna6me
an Den Sfreden Der grGBten Men.
iheni6lGdteret, Die ienloIs in Ser
olten 8eIt 3u ber5ei6Hen mar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-06
Die amcrikaitiIcbc
Slctte tit fcrtio
5iltit Ccsibla9cn!
8irS iufOrt nadOem Oer 8rGi6ent
sic SricesreiOlntiOn nnter5eid-
net, Sries beginner.

g8ni6inston, 6. 9lpriI. - SobaI0
grdiiocnt 8ilTon Die ariegsreio'
luton beltte ltnter5ei9net bot, mas
aIler g8obribeinli9teit nod berte
noduittag geiAiebt, miro iofort an
aQe 9efe6ls9aber Der GIotte bon
bier aus ora6tIos Der 8efebL aus.
geben gegen Die oelttide 9tegierltng
los8uidaIgen. 9ie 6Iotte iit er8be.
rett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-06

Regierattg Der @egenios seq @on.
berneurs 1lgarte Der 9Srobin8 Nites
nos 9lDreS 5u Dem 8r1iioenten Sri.
gopen. @lan glnubt, baB Der ll1lbita
Sdritt Der &egieritng in Der gEIltts=
entieBung oe8 8ouberncurs beiteben
miro, boraltsgeleBt, DaB Dies obne
8lutbergieBen geiheben fam. 8ie
Seboe 8lpii9en Der 3egierling 0eS
2anoes un0 Der 8ronin5 ioiUie 8l0is
iden Srigopen uno llgarte tit 1Iten
llriprunges.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-06

9fe6t ODER llnrett lit. glqe @e.
fiible Der Meni6li6feit beretnigen
.iid, lns gebieteno, oem Srriege fern
5u bIeibe1. "
Gum 5dIuiie ieiner Gebe iugte
Sar atthtrL er Diiie, ooB Die Ges
iollttion angenonunen peroen lpiir0e.
(S6Tpaher 8eifoa,)
9lbgeoroneter Sloan BON gtebros.
ia ertldrte, ooB er gegen Die Re.
lollttion iei un0 erfldrte, 0oB Der
3ueite nithterne @e0onfe it9 beim
uuerifdniid)en @olfe 1uto oud inn
&ongreB bereit8 fiiblbor mode; mir.
De man Die Debate un aebn Gage
berihieben, Damn lei e8 iiher, ooB
Die &eiollttion in ibrer gegenpdrti.
gen 6orm abgeIebnt tperoen miir0e.
2lbgeoroneter 2onoon, Stem 9orf,
So3ialilt, opponierte Der Reiolution
in beftiger @eiie @r iagte, Der
8lnn 0es 8r1itoenter, bic Qtenit.
pili4t ein8ltfitbret 5eige flor lmb
0e1tIifJ, ooB onS goIf feinen &rieq
init 9eutihlon0 polle. CUR 3eit,
ais Der arieg nit Sponien aits.
brad, geltiigte Elm 9ltfrltf fir Syrei.
uillige Der arieg geqen 4euti9,
lanO lit garnidt 5lt berteioigen.
glbgeoroneter Cannon bertei6iqte
6ie Srelle Der 3entih qmerifaner
qmerifa gegeniibcr erfl6rte ie6od,
fir bic gteiollttion itiunen au mol
len.
Sieb5ebn Stln6en lang mar oas
Sous unrtlterbro6en in Stbung,
llno 225 Dttt8lieoer batten an Der
Debate teilgenomuten. 9ieIel6e
0robte, fi6 big in8 ltnen0lihe aus.
3u0ebneu, rno es tuur0e Der g[ntrag
geiteIt Die 9lngelegenBeit Bis 92on.
tag auf ft6 beruben 5lt laiien; Der.
ielbe fam ntdt 5ur gbItimn1ltng.
G8 mar idon ldngit &arfreitag.
1mO nod INNER mar ntht ob3uie.
ben pdnn e8 5ur Q6Itimmung fonl.
men uiirbe. giuie o2(6itimmen, ub.
itinmenl" erlhollen non alien Sei-
ten. Die 9ouer Ser 8e6atte tuur0e
itIieBIiA ouf 5 W2initten begren5t,
ober tinmer mebr bergroBerte ii6.
Die 8abl Der 4bgeor6neten, 0ie qes
bort 8u tper0en nilnibten,
I'm 80 rei6te HeprGienturtI
8ritton, s5u., Elm 4menoenent suI
Der 9teIolution Elm, Ialtt meG6en
anerifaniIde 3rbpen niht 3umI
iiberieeii6en 2ienit oertpenoet mer-
ben ioIlen. 0as Enhancement ipuroeI
nieoergeitimlut.
I'm 2:05 Nlimtten erfl1rte 0ec.
Gee, Stem 9orf, oaB man 5ur glb.
Thinning bereit iei aithin bean.
tropte, DoB bic gL6ftiainrlng big
Samstog peri1oben per0en ioqte.
Der gntrag ging berlorer
I'm sos 0liiulten norqens mur.
Sc ifIieBIi1 iibcr Die GeioIution ob.
geitinult, imo 5 Nlinuten ipoter
luoren bic SaIlen Der 9totionaIge.
ictgebung berooet
9lmerifa8 Gutidei6una fir Sen
aricg erfolgtc om Garfreitog, on
icnem Gage, an pelhen Gbriitns
Der @euiden wilGn oefreu5igt MUIR
DC. gSGbreno orauBen Elm Stltrm
niitete ltno Dos aapitol untbrauite,
uno Der 9fegen in Str0men nieoer.
giug, itintnlten bic @titelie0er oes
umcrifanilhen gbgeoroneteirbanies
feierlif, onB 9lmerifa oos &reu3
Oes arieges ouf iid nebmen ioIl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-06
Gin 111inicnemfeiler
IN 1lsbmrp PARK!

g(i56llru 9art, 6. april. - Gin
6cuer, ous bate SIR friiber DIOR.
gcninnoe I'M geod 9latotoriuu gum
FAM Derlui1hte eincn
Sahihaoen ben eiuer Nfilliou Sol.
lars. llnt oic StoOt Dor b0lIiger
GcruidltiuIg 5n bcmobren, mar nlnn
gc5lDnngen, em5c 5auicrreiben init.
tells 1nrcnIts Al ipreilnEtI. LII oenG
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-06

@oibington, 6. g(pril.- -D2it 373
gegen 30 Stinunen bot beute gegen
3 llbr niorqenS Dos g(bgeor0neten.
bniis Der Ser. Stnaten Die ariegs-
reioIlltion ongenommeu. Die gta-
men jener so 9lbgeor0neten Die ae.
gen Die g(nnobme Der 9ieioIutton
itinunten, iino:
gllnlono, Bacon, 9ritten, 9roiu.
nc, Burnett, Garp, Gbur6, Con,
noIlD, aai., Cooper. gBisc., 3aDio.
Ion Gabis, 2ader, Gin, Qomtitif,
cid, sSrear, Suffer, ST. Sougen
Snpe8, 9ensleb, 6iIiaro, Sua, So,
sygoe, s5obnion q. O., Seating,
Sing Gintoio, aithin, 9u 6oaette,
Sittle, 2onbon 2lnoielb Ntc9enore,
1ioion. gleIion, 9tanoaIl. 9iautiu
gieoDis, Goberts, 9fooenburg, Sdn-
dlefor, 5berpoo0, SlonH Stoffor0,
gSanoDfe, goigt 8geeler, 8oo0s,
So.
gllle AHletl6enlciltS, 0ariulter ets
neg, inoHa6 feine omerifaniihen
Srlppen obne 3uitinnrung 0es 9ons
9relies nod oem elropdiideH nfris
faniihca ober oIintildjen Sentiment
geihidt meroen ioqen, mur0cn ali.
qelebnt. Die 3ebatte p1Drte IL
Gtuuoen lang. Is ipur0en teiner.
lei gerIi9e gum 6libuItieren ge.
mod|t, Die 4dcifiiten.gruppe ie0oh,
itnter geitung oes sSitbrerS Der De.
r1oEratiIhen 0lebrbeit I'M Smtie,
Sitdin, 5ogen Die 3ebatte 6ur6 lei
oenideitIihe 3e0elt IN tpeIden iie
ertl1rtelf, o1B iie es Dor @ott ibrem
@eipifen uno Der Nlenihbeit nidt
berorttDortsn fonuten, Die Sdltltug
6es grdlioenten, 6etreffs oe8 ariegs.
5uftonoes 8u unteritiiben in Die
21nae.
Bum erIten W1al in Der @cidihte
Der Der. 5taoten bot cine 9rnu
in benz Der. Staaten aongreB ilber
Grieg o6er 5rieoen abgeitimmt. G8
mar Sri. aonfin, Qbgeoronetin BON
1aontaua, 0ie ibre 5tiume geaen
ben arieg abgob. 8peimal erging
oie aufforoerlug an iie, at itims
men. geah Der 5fpeiten 9luforoerlmg
erbob lib Sri. Rotftn bon ibrem
Git luto Iogte NIT trdnenerititter
Gimme: sd bolte at meineln
BoterlnnOe, aber ih fam troboelu
nidt fir ben arieg itinmell."
4os @iit5ige, mas jest nod 5u
tim iibrig blei6t, INN einen tatidh.
Iidcn ariegs5ultano 81 idlofien, iit
oab Der 9rGiiOent lnb Der @i3e grd.
ii0ent 6ie 4riegsreioltltion nit If.
rer gamensitltteridrift berieben.
Ser 9i8e-9 9rGiioent miro oieielbe
betite gegen g&ittag I'M Genot url-
terseidnen. Damn gebt 0ieieIbe an
6en Br1Iioenten, nm oeiien gtamens.
uuterinrift 81 erbalten.
Gofort miro Der erfte Shldg &C.
acn Deiitidlano qcfiibrt wer0cu.
@ebeine gefeblc lucroen bon Der Sic.
eierlng an bic Dlorine lnO lrHee
erIoiicn uerben.
3nei MiIionen Siinglinae per6en
Ibirnen Der ndditeu 8Det SSa6ren 81
ben snbnen berllfen meroeL nto
meilidr0en 8oanrs merben fir
ariegg5lpefe oiisgeporien Der0en.
Ger apngreb miro iih iofort nit
0iefer 9lnqeIegenbeit befolien
Gin neileg Wliniiteriiun miro ge.
idlofFet tper0en.
Die Debate.
Trei 8olfgbertreter glebra8fos,
Hinfni0, Reabis uno Sloon, itiHu.
len gegen Die ariegsreioIution. gI3
Der berborragenofte glbgeor0ude,
Der geqen Oie 9ieioIlition itiuulte,
iIt Der 0elrofratiidye fSiibrer GlallOe
aitdlin bon gtorosadrnlina at nen.
ilen. Sedls Stltn0en lang bor Der
gIbitimuung beriudten biele ieiner
seoIegen. i'm im5iitiumen. 8ieier
abcr blieb ieinem efruHnl gefobt1l
geldlEuE treii inlO itinmltr. ipie iein
GeipiIen g ibn norihrieb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-06
Grbittette 1t6ntpfe TIT
Scr udbc BON Rbcims!
Die 8riten nnS 6ran5Oien nerindeu,
Den Sentiden Sieg at 0ers
flelnern.

9ari8, 6. Q(pril. - 0o8 arieg3-
amt meIOet: glusgeiu9te 0elltide
Sruppen C9leb, ale Oelttide Grltp-
pen i6lagen itb glei6 gitl) unter-
nabmen geltern gegen Die 5ran5oien
noropeitlib BON Ebeims einen Deal.
ienangriff. Die 4ngrifiSfront betrug
anOertbalb Wleilen. 3lped oa8 9ln-
griffs mar, oos liute lIfer oe8 glisne
aonals bon fran80iiiden Gruppen 5lt
iqubern; oil lnebrercn 8ltnften bot
ten Die 9eutiden au9 @rfolg. (So2
8irtli6? 0erbauen puroel1 iie
no4 g}otenD Die S6Iadt 1T nod
I'M @unge.
Selttigen offi3ieIlen 9eridtcn 8ll.
foIge baben Die 5ran8oien n0r0li4
bon 2onoricourt, iiiolid BON Der
9iie, @rfolge 3u ber3ei6nen, un0
baben mebrere Der ibnen bel Hbeims
entriIlenen @robetitcaungen 5uriid.
erobert. g9Qbrert0 Der gon8en Der.
floiienen gta6t berri9te 5piiden Der
5onune unO Die lebbnfte 9trtiaerie-
t1tlgteIt; ou6 fam eS gu BiBigel
5nfanteriegefedten.
gns 6ritiIdDer Enele.
2onoon, 6. gtpril. = 3ie 9att-
i6en MAIDEN beroii6e 9[nItrengltn.
gen. Iif Oe3 foloiialen 9rlds, Der
bci ct. 2uerttin ouf iie ausgeiibt
miro, 5r eltt3iebell. (ltn6 Dor 5ipei
&agen bieB es, bob Die f5ran3oien
bereits in Die 8ororte Der Stoot
eingeorungen m6ren.) gtebrere mll9-
tige 9lngriffe nuroen geitern umo
beute gegen Die fran80iiide 2inie
noroneitIid bon RbeinS ollsgefiibrt.
Seltttge 9epeiden bon Der 6ront be.
iogen ooB Die S6lodt in Dem
Rbein$ 9lbihnitt nod INNER nit
GROCER @rbitterltng gefiibrt miro.
9ic 6rnn5oien muroen ge3punqen,
etli6e @rabeniteIlungen ouf5ugcben,
Baben oieiel6en ieood 8umeiIt 5uriif-
erobert. ct. Quentin miro bon Sen
griten uno 5rau5oien irnner enger
eingeidloIien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-06
9as Sans lfimntt fit ben
&rieg gegen 9eutl6lanO
NIT 375 gcgen 5timluen!
Debate pcn IA StmnSen eino ser tsticeserkldrune
-5ausfiibrcr hitc6in bait cine 3iitcridbe t'cSe
eeoen sic Rciclution.
seapis, Sloan nnS 1sinkaiS pom 1ebras

Die AcnercBram Rankin cntana pat a Hr9 Gelnm
Die fctcrlte Reese PaisfIbrcrs icfen Gi
Sru6nIct Sloan laet Scr uetc ntcrne Gccanks Scs anc
kanen Dc madc f bcrcs ecene nnS orScrc Sernbaltcn
europa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-06

6eucr Oie gla1rung 3u entreiBen.
gier 6duiergeoiertS Iiegeu in S6ltt
mo 9lihe. 9oS SSeuer entitanO ourA
cine idjaObaite eleftrilda 2cituns.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-06

sir 0ulobn uuo lttuaegeun: Re9ra be. Z
obeno in0 uieIeid,t SalnStno, fdlter @alllAEal
syiir gsebrasfo: 8erdnoerIidb beuie nbeaba
Gonfstna notwithstanding Hegen uil0 fdlter illI
@eiten iuo Inn Iiio0nlibeu Tell
ssiir Soma: geiuoIft uno Regelt baitr dbenbs
Gafnstoq filter uro Negen I'M georomeiterL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-06

abOnnien onf bic xliaIidlq Grinhna,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-06

bic n bet &dgIidler Omaha Eribiue onSeigen.
Sire @iiridle tDerOen genri 10 ousgefiibrt
perOeu, dls nent Sic in Der engliibeu
sprL9e iarieben.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-22
New Residents for Oeala

AN~F AN~HoAA~ANo AVA ON0Ao
Many friends in this section are
pleased to hear that Mr. and Mrs.
Hans Hoffman of Miami, will arrive
IN 0cala the last of the month to
make this their future home.
Mrs. Hoffman was formerly Miss
Pearl Brown of Anthony, and her
marriage to Mr.. Hoffman took place
two years ago this month at the home
of Mrs. Ed Carmichael They will be
Mrs. Carmichael's guests until they
go to housekeeping.
Mr. Hoffman has been assistant
cashier in the Bay of Biscayne Bank
since his stay in the Magic City, but
will in future be connected with the
Ocala National Bank.
The college girls in nearly every
state who are returning to their
homes for the holidays have been
forbidden to take their trunks owing
to the great numbers of civilians and
soldiers now travelling. This depriva>
ton, however, has one advantage
as the pretty girls loaded with many
suitcases and the inevitable knitting
bags will most probably be deluged
with offers of assistance from the
handsome officers and privates who
are partially the cause of the said
tragedy. Well guarantee the maids
would rather go with out their num-
erous trinkets, and take in exchange
the thrilling experience of being es-
corted from train to station by two OF
three gallant soldires.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Marsh will 90
to Tampa Monday to be the Christ
mas guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Lur-
vey and little daughter.
Mrs. Mulhall and youngest daugh.
ter, Miss Lucille Mulhall of Mulhall
Okla, will arrive in Ocala about New
Years to spend the winter with Mrs
/ ~
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-12-22

Mulhall's daughter, Mrs. Weller Car
michael and family. Miss Lucille
holds the worlds championship for
roping and riding and has never re-
fused challenge,
At the request of the superintend-
ents, Miss Mabel Akin of the 3. Y. P.
u, will read Van Dykes f'The Other
Wise Man" at the Junior League
Christmas exercises at the Methodist
church tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Latchem OF
Philadelphia, will arrive in 0cala this
afternoon for a brief visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. D. S. WEIGH and family. Mr..
and Mrs. Latchem have spent several
winters in Florida but this is their
first visit to Ocala.
Mrs. Vernie Stephens and daugh-
ter, Margaret arrived yesterday from
Lakeland to spend the holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A Weathers and
family. They will be Joined for
Christmas day by Mr.. Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Todd returned
yesterday afternoon from Jarkson-
vile, where they went to meet, Mrs.
Todd's mother of Rock Island, H.,
who has come to spend the winter in
Ocala.
Mrs. w. 7. Evans left yesterday
for South Jacksonville to spend the
holidays with the home folks. She
will probably attend the state teach
ers meeting at Daytona before her
return.
Mr.. Ralph Cullen arrived home yes
terday from Sewanee, where he at
tends the University of the South, to
spend the holidays with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cullen and
family.
Mrs. Borden Of Oxford and her
sister, Miss Andrews of Alabama
who has been her guest for some
time. will arrive in Ocala today to re-
main until after Christmas with their
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brother, Mr.. P. ]. Whitesides and
family. Mr.. James Whitesides Of Co.
A, is expected any day now to spend
Christmas with his parents.
Misses Stella, Nina and Nettie
Camp, who attend school in Massa-
chusetts and Miss Carita Camp, who
attends Winston-Salem College, ar
rived home yesterday afternoon on
the limited to spend their Christmas
vacation. They were met in Jack
sonville by their father, Mr.. Clarence
Camp.
Miss Elizabeth Carroll, who has
spent several months in Illinois, has
returned to her duties as operator at
the Coast Line station. Her father
accompanied her and viii spend the
winter in Florida.-Ddnnellon Advo-
cate
Mr.. Carroll and Miss Carroll will
arrive in Ocala Sunday to spend
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mathis at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Hetrick.
Miss Minnie Phifer of Jacksonville
is expected Monday to spend the hol-
idays with her sister. Mrs. F. G. B.
Weihe. Mr.. James Leslie of Pana-
soffkee, will also be a Christmas VS.
itor at the Weihe home.
S*s
Mr.. W. M. Purvis of New York
arrived in Ocala yesterday afternoon
to spend the Christmas holidays with
his father, Mr.. ]. Y. Purvis and Mrs.
Purvis.
Miss Georgia Mulhall of Mulhall,
Okla, will arrive in 0cala Sunday to
spend the winter with her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Weller
Carmichael and little girl, Virginia.
Mr.. T. N. Strange and family were
in 0cala Friday Mrs. L. v. Mixson
accompanied them home, from her
weeks visit to Mr.. and Mrs. T. a.
Johnson-Dunnello Advocate.
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with her father, Judge David S. Will
Jams and her aunts, Misses Abbie and
Annie ,Munroe. Miss Williams is art
director in the Woman's College at
Tallahassee.
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Auction Sale-Interesting to All
A most successful lunch was served
at noon today by the Episcopal ladies
who are having a Christmas sale in
the old Teapot Grocery store room
this week
But best of all, good old fashion
ed waffle supper will be served there
tonight. Then the sreal excitement
will begin, for all the groceries, etc.,
left will, be auctioned. At the same
time the lfive-pound box of Nunnany's
candy will be awarded to the most
popular young girl in Ocala. Even if
all these things do not appeal to you,
be sure and go down tonight, for you
might be the lucky winner of that
handsome automobile rug.
Mr.. N. /. Gottlieb is home to spend
Christmas holidays with his family.
Mrs. D. M. Smith returned this aft
ternoon from a visit to her niece,
Mrs. Wagnon, in Tampa.
Miss Mary Marshall leaves tonight
for Wheeling, w! Va. to spend the
holidays with school'friends.
Miss Florence Conibear left yester-
day for Lakeland, where she will
spend the Christmas holidays.
Miss Annie Joe Law left this morn
Ip1or fnp shox 10 10
spend the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Harry Peter and son of Dun
Mellon have gone to Tampa to be the
Christmas guests of Mrs. Peters sis
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Barrett and lit
tie girl expect to leave Monday for
Starke and Lawtey to spend the holt
days with relatives.
Mr.. Qnint Watson of Nichols is ex-
pected in day or two to spend the
holidays with his cousin, Mr.. A. T.
Thomas and family.
Prof. j. H. Workman, superinten.
dent of the Miami schools, will attend
the teachers convention to be held in
Daytona Christmas week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Charles of
Linwood Park are expecting Mrs.
Charles mother and sister today from
Tampa for a fortnight's visit.
49,
Mrs. G. G. Maynard and son,
George on Lake Weir avenue, will
leave Monday for Rock Springs to
spend the holidays with Mr.. Maynard
Mrs. N. D. Plummer and daughter,
Marguerite of Anthony, will arrive in
Ocala Monday to spend Christmas
with Mrs. Plummer's sister, Mrs. Ed
Carmichael
Mr. Rhea Shealy of Macon Ca, and
brother, Mr.. Arch Shealy of An
thony, will arrive in 0cala Sunday to
spend Christmas with their aunt, Mrs.
Ed Carmichael.
Miss Mary Walker of Winston
Salem, and her guest, Miss Jones of
Alabama, will arrive in Ocala New
Year to spend fortnight with Mrs.
A. I. Thomas and family.
Miss Lois Dame is expected tonight
from Lakeland TO spend the holidays
with her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Tucker. Mr.
Dame is expected Monday for sew
eral days visit.
Miss Marie Williams arrived in the
city yesterday from Tallahassee to
spend part of the Christmas vacation
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FLORIDAFOLkS!
Lei Us Not Forget Our Own Little
Orphans and Homeless Riddles!
TT WOULDN'T BE RIGHT, PATRIOTIC OR HUMAN


call attention
helpless Orphan urchns right here
almost little Florida
need We don't
hands in aid
other children in need far .
children really
actually hundreds
900 of these little
could children actually starved DEATH right
State
open
little each these des just aching
Home Christmas Every other orphnage and
full and all these kdes be fed cloth
and cared - -
big things the good people
for many right
Fir--Pfovide child good home before Christmas
work which provides for practically thousand
kiddies
package of canned goods, vegetables
lie live chickens anytbiDg else to eat wear
Boy superintendent
have otheraEuces
M Chdens Home RIVER
side Avenue, Jacksonville Fla
Riddles
glorious work make Christmas
il Kids
The CHILDRENS home SOCIETY OF FLORIDA
Greatest Charity"
Building JACKSONVILLE, FLA
H Baker, President Treas MusC Fagg
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Miss Marie Williams arrived in the
city yesterday from Tallahassee to
spend part of the Christmas vacation
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Miss Lois Dame is expected tonight
from Lakeland TO spend the holidays
with her brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Tucker Mr.
Dame is expected Monday for a sew
eral days visit.