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Evening journal., 1917-12-12
SPEAKERS Speed
K. Of c. IN QUEST
To aid SOLDIERS

TO those in Wilmington interested
in the success Of the campaign
which has been undertaken by the
knights OF Columbus to raise 100000
in Wilmington for the work Of the
order in the csntonments and in France
the opening dinner in the campaign at
Hotel dupont last night was extremely
gratifying. The whole affair was sue
cessfully conducted and 1t was tribute
10 the organization which Is conducting
the work, inasmuch as some Of the
most prominent men Of the nation,
state and city were in attendance.
There was enough inspiration in the
address OF the principal speaker, the
Hon. W. Bourke Cochran. OF New York.
a former member Of Congress and a
nationally known orator. TO keep up
the enthusiasm Of the workers and
those who are asked 90 support the
campaign until its close on the evening
OF Saturday. December p, two DAYS be-
fore Christmas because Of which the
raising Of this fund is so auspicious at
this time The 100000 which VIII
mington will contribute. or it may be
$4,000 il the aspirations OF the work
ers are realized, is to so toward the
100000 fund which IS being raised
nationally to add TO the comforts of
American soldiers in this country and
overseas
The dinner was attended by $50 men
and women incidentally there were
so many present that the main dining
room OF the hotel could not held them
all and the dinner was served to a num-
ber in the Rose Room. after which they
adjourned TO the main dining room to
hear the speakers. The national c0lors
were gaily displayed and patriotic out
bursts were frequent. Each person in
attendance was given a small flag and
these were often waved 10 cheer the
speakers. About the walls Of the room
were enthusiasm breeders cards con
taining messages encouraging everyone
10 help the campaign. containing such
CONTINUED on Page Elevenl
Evening journal., 1917-12-12
Work at the Eel Cross
Headquarters for All

Call az Red Cross headquarters TO-
day, get q Christmas hoN and an II
for soldier. Put book. sweets.
games. tcbaccO. When you have the
holly box In your hands thoughts
will come 10 yOu, and the box viii
seem 60 an itself. Then 90 10 the
knitting room, get some wool and
knit. knit every day in this cold
weath1C. All the sweaters. mulfIerS.
socks. helmets and wriStlets that VIC
can make by hand and by snachine
are needed. Hundreds Of soldiers
need hundreds OF sweaters every day,
and all the women must knit and
work. Headquarters l. open and
working busily every day and two
evenings a week Fold nauTc and help
In every way. HELP YOJR COI1-
TRY TO VICTORY, HELP YOUR
SOLDIERS To SAFETY. RED CROSS
HEADQUARTERS NEEDS YOU.
Evening journal., 1917-12-12
Theodore Jacobson, Chief of Police,
Lone Victim of Explosion, Has Head
Torn Off After Carrying Ammunition
From Inferno. Bursting Shells Rip
Country Side, and Prevent Fire
Fighters From Checking Spread of
Flames Which Lick Up Building
STALLED CARS PROBABLY
SAVED MANY WORKERS

Fire out in loading the Bethlehem
Of NeC the
foUow blaze the plant the vch 0
for two ohOussh the FIRE md killed and
Of hes hs tescps somd slightly
areeuh shell
had the top o head bon a
nsueesT ~rmove too
L be dfo burial
hoadngh ghouean all ngundeh e
The financial loss JdnObe "
areadbe
ef employ o lives
lost T aywin have been lin the a
eHony they tworkwa dN
time and heyh ached the wn the fire
Evening journal., 1917-12-12
MARSEALLTON PEOPLE
WILL Lend TO uncle sam

Residents Of Marshallton are back Of
the Government thrift stamp and saw
ings certificates campaign At a meet
ing called for last night. by Post
master John T Mullins, an organiza-
tion was effected with Walter w. Mel
son, president and Darlington Flinn,
secretary. The organization. supported
by Postmaster Mullins, Will interest
the children. grown ups and churches
Of the neighborhood in the campaign,
and hopes 10 dispose Of many OF the
stamps aud certificates.
Evening journal., 1917-12-12
NATIRAI nIsrnRY sOrIETN

The Delaware society OF Natural
History viii meet In st. Andrews
parish house, Eighth and Grange
streets. tomorrow night. Among the
Oaks will be the subject Of The lee
turs by the Rev. J. y. otis. The place
Of meeting has been changed in order
TO save the heating of science liali.
Evening journal., 1917-12-12
JERUSALEM NOT DAMAGED.

BY The United Press
ROME Dec i2-Jefusslem was undamaged when General Al
enbys troops occupied it, the patriarch Of Jerusalem wired the
Vatican today.
lie said single shot was fired in the city
Evening journal., 1917-12-12
ELLWOOD SOUDER. JR.. IN
Army AVIATION SERVICE

Ellwood souder, Jr, Of Elwood
souder and Sons Company. decorative
furnishers. has enlisted in the aviation
branch of the United states Army, ami
has gone 10 the training school at
Pensacola, Florida
Evening journal., 1917-12-12
MILLING MORKERs TO MEEr.

cietv of Zion Lutheran Church will
he held this afternoon and evening az
the home OF George Finck. No. a03
West Eleventh street The husbands
of inc members viii attend in the even
ing.
Evening journal., 1917-12-12
PORTuCAL PRESIDENT ARREsTED'

L1sBov Dec i9-Prsdent Nuchadn Of Portugal was
,,o .,,o-roo, p, the new revolutionary regime it was an
nounccd today
Evening journal., 1917-12-12
v,,rn,>Es ARRESTS BOLsHEvH1 E'IIssATi.

nan Dec ie-Gen Kaeiines promptly arrested one q
y, Rosheyik naval representatives sent to TAX vh
~. ,,..innalis commissioner the Black sea fleets
.,r,,,r 70 word received here today.
Evening journal., 1917-12-12
EA%LAKE PRAYER SERVICE.

Tastlake Presbyterian Church women
will hold a rummaCe sale on Thurs
day and Friday at No. s39 Orange
street. The Rev Henry Cunningham
will speak on "A. saved Soul al The
mid-week prayer meeting tonight
Evening journal., 1917-12-12
SAILING SHIP SENDS 5. O. 5.

SAILING SHIP SENDS 5 O. 5
By The United Press
ATLANTIC PORT Dec i2-Repeated IS o.. 5" from calls
sailing ship Cape May reported
today by arriving sailing ship was
sinking in her hold only
the biggest sailing carry wireless equipment
Evening journal., 1917-12-12

our leather wears well. star shoe
Repairing Co, liO W Tenth st-Ad,
Evening journal., 1917-12-12
WEATHER

Prnbably occasional snow TO-
night and Thursday not quite
so cold; fresh northeast to
north winds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05

full court train falling from the Shout
:idrS. y full tulln Veil arranged a. 4
Juliet cap III III" couture. was held IN
place with orange blossoms.
The bridal bouquet was shower Of
roses Miss SnodSrasS was gowncd
in yellow tullc over silver cloth. She
carried m arm bouquet Of Aaron Ward
roses. TIL" groom and his best mal
were in full military attire.
Following tho ceremony. an elaborate
dinner at which yellow and white APP
point m"ntS were seen. wns served To.
Twenty-Five guests.
Lieutenant BALL and his bride 'eft for
an eastern honeymoon. later In the eve
ming. Tho hrid" wore travelling n cos
tune of brown velour. with beaver trim
minss with hat. shoes and gloves Of tho
Same shade.
The bride IS we'll known IN this city.
having at different times h"en tho guest
81 Mrs T.. f.. Mctcalf. The groom wa;
u miynh"r ~ the editorial staff OF the
Wheeling News. and has recently hcep
commissioner ~ first lieutenant at Fort
R,.Hiamiu Harrison. assigned to Camp
Zachary Taylor at LnulsI ill".ky. After
tho wedding Journey. Lieutenant and
Mrs Ball will reside in Louisville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05
Song Recitaln

Last evening In the auditorium OF
the Y. W. =. A, under the auspices of
the social committed, with Miss Emily
Shepherd, chairman. Mr.. Elmer G. Honl-
zle. was heard in a song recital. as
sisted by Mrs. Edward StIfel. pianist.
Cir. llnel2le las truly a pure tenor
VOICE Of lyric quality. clear rs u crystal.
with we'll placed tone production. rs
an interpreter of songs Mr.. Honlzlo
must be placed among tho real artists. -
as no holds his audience spcllhound Ivy
his marvellous insight IN his songs. and
his beautiful d!ctions. makes every SONG
q gem.
Mrs. Stifel. tho finished artist that
sho Is. played every number fauItl"ss-
~.
OF his Frnch songs. the In Rot DY's
was heard in perfect lcEato. III III"
King" and the "Trumpcter." his voice
revealed WIDE range and. beauty. Deep
River" was another Of the gems which
thrilled tho audience.
The singing OF the Star SpanRlcd
Banner" previous TO III" opening uc this
wonderful evening OF song. revealed the
patriotism Of tho true American artist
that he Is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05
SIDE TALKS
Seeing Resembl ances.
BY RUTH CAMERON

Arc you one Of those people who are
constantly seoing resenblancesc
That is habit Of mine which would
like 70 talk ovrr with the letter friends
who also have It
People who never SEQ resen'blances
and who laugh at you when you try 10
make them see them are excused from
attendance today.
BY the way. aren't they e1asperatinG.
those people. They Will look At a
wonderful likeness that they simply
must recognize and tell you ohstlnateiE
tina, they do no, SEQ it at all Per
Sonally | have dark suspicious that
there are noac SO blind as those who
won't see.
It Is Pun Tracking Down Resemblances.
l seldom "a anywhere that l do not
So, S"m.-'u- who resembles someone
else. \ SIX. r::r huusematc assures me-
=. ! could ct over this II I tried. Get
over IL indeed. On thu contrary II IS
habit ct n;int! which I encourage II Is
50 lu."-">iiul =" '"ll''"t r"S"nbiancsS
and 20 -" ~ Jas; what thrH CONSIST.
Sometimes II - "a .iiI"~ttun OF the Shapr'
"c the face. or :..:iu:ts. aIa!n X Is an
elusive 'Nlr. :,':i. pLt"n people VINO
az. Very UuiIE.. az ~. whole Will re-
,
Il smil. the sweep Of nm eyebrow. the
height Of tli. check bones.
Never Tell People They Look Like EacE
Other.
Thor. * nne th:n. What | haT: learned
from nay Exp, ricnc.:s ~ resemblance:
s""iuy which may H.. worth mentioning
~ beginners And that it that II - not
usually advisable /" til ;hn person con-
r..r,,d about It. il tiIcr' IL any likeli-
hood IF his s"ci+;g his double. Ten t"
one. a.. Will hs 'liSplcaSrd. even thnUGf!
To y"u the person Is quit: ~ good
locking As H.. Mid II the psrS"u IS
not So ynnd io"kira:. We. |" YOU. Iou
have made an enemy, In vain you toll
him that Il very kandso:n" person nay
Stmhl. a very hum.ly person (which
IL entirely truc). You have w"'rtdc'l
hira u ttlr t"nd"rcSi part ~ his char
nct.r auA;omy-his self love. and such
wounds h..ai slowly and usually leave
sears.
Some People Really Have Doubles.
Although So f!I:,iy r"S..nIhi&nc,S ar
,uiy partial and elusive. now AID then
"n.. :i'.IS Rally startling "n"s. JGst
Nv. "j!..r day I. s;"u.! ant thr'.. frsl
away :r,.;n Z, woman in All elevator and
Ariialty ".'u'j n"i make up my mind
,i.a; ~. ":.~ ;,'f 't:,' Of my near neigh
t,nr>.
Mos II nay "Ai. r:'nr"S with reSenl-
h;aGr~> gard as universe! but there
is "n. that ! 4" not feel 50 Sur. about.
Perhaps ms -"adcr friends can help me
.ut. N;:rI | an ;;rci | always see more
rcS.Inl,a-ic,.,'. II Z" shopping on a day
wh":. :iu ,v.r:!r"l. 4. every turn I
;rus; .r"n" Of th.: anti-rssa mhlanC"r rs
i:t%.. r:.aE"..i ~ read this far. for ! can
ruSt fancy III" $r.rit In which ;hey
will roUuc, up"u ti,at statement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05
Madison Health Study Club.

This Health Study club o; III" Madison
school. held IT'S first meeting yesterday
afternoon at 1:iI o'clock. with forty
four women present. Mrs Jean Y. Dill
lon gavo most Interesting talk.
One OF the pleasant features Of yes
tnrday's meeting WAS that Of Professor
Ewing, IN order that tho mothers who
,ntgh. 10 detHimrF Ncrause OF small rhii-
drrn. provided TWO young women ;"'rJ
took charge oc tho twelve littlo chill
drrn who came with their mo:k:rE, un-
III after the meeting
This club Will hold ita regular week.
l. meetings In the school cy"ry 'rurs-
drr at l:45 o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05
Go To Honr hughes.

Tho I'ntvorsity club has never APP
praInd 10 the J""pl.' -: Wheeling. I" 20
rrpr eny uf the concerts nm any other
prnunI than on that OF the concerts "Wn
intrinsic merit. But on this coming "ri-
Luy evening when Mr.. Henry Weldon
1turh,a appears with IN" Cincinnati
Gy,uuhruv orchestra. III" club feels That
I; IL III, {" In" city {" show IT, appr"-
rin;inn Of a WhrrlinE man who hAR mad"
good. Mr.. HuGhns attained world MD"
rrcornitiuns a. nm urtiat and II Will
indeed I've to tho shame OF our city II
no Is to return homo here and be greeted
by n small audience.
The chances are that tho audience
will be largr-thcre Is no present indiCa-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05
wsrwood 70 Sell Red Cross STAMPS.

Mrs. Jess" R!och. general ci.ftriu;tr ~
the sale for Rod Cross rtamrS. for Tho
holiday season. has appointed Mr. :
p. Christian as general "hni"u!:,u a.;
W'HrwGoH md Mrs. Christian hnc rli-
listed tho corporation ni :r"irhrr~ -
tho different clubs and CIRCLES 80
Kings Daughters from wha:a -.
stamps may J." procured as f-ll.Hr:
Sunshine club. "!Iair:nau. Mts r. l.
KenHrrnr,d; Kings Daughters. Giuirru;ll.
Miss NOM" M""r": T. II. y. r:r"l" IT
Kings puusht"r-. "hHirrnmI. Nr@ =
V. Terrell: Juri"r rirr'. q Kim.;a
Daughters chairman M,-~ lIrioia
Knapp. Knit and Stitch cIui, chairman,
Mrs i. J. Nathan: Wnrw"nd 4;,.,> !r4
club. Mrs. X. J.. H"\niiAra E,rG'l.
Mc-E"t club. chairman. Mr.. :. o.
Montgomery. '.,ihniir War I:..i.-' S.-
c,rty. rha!r'n"r. Mrs. Th"u"" Mn"i"rI,
W. |. |. CiGr. "HH.fnr'1 tfr". -. l..
Kyle. ch;irman of Sn','h Wa"".'"i i;i~~
. Gtrtrur!n ',tIupl".ll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05

DAVIS ISLAND DAM 81 feet, falling;
cloudy.
SrE:CBENvILLE n feet rising
c!cr.
rAEKERsBrRG us feet. stationary;
cloudy.
or. CITY - feet falling: cloudy.
WARREN 16 feet. failing. CLOUDY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05
Sewing Club.

Mrs. G""r4r \. Wright. "r'"rtai3"d
III" r;r1Ih - nf the }. :. club ~ h"t
huril- IN Suu;h Penn street las: evening
Scwlng offered pleasure for several
hours. md dainty refreshments were
served.
There wrr" present. M"s'Ian"S "
". krylur. William Holt. :. Ull"m. 4. =
nlnlr"it. t. +. Miller, y. kurn"r. =. \
Hartlr;t. Harry !achmai. Morris
Kelley. Misses Virginia l:a"hmau. A@a !.
Hickey. Margaret Wright
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05
RIVER NEWS

y. Il" la.'al wh:,r: la.: night 81 stage
"f min" g.. was registered with the
river falling SLOWLY. Thu, draining OF
~" pools ha~ h...u causing the slight
drop \; tho. McNsch"n dam fourteen
fox four tach"$ WAS recorded and In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05

.hs upper pool and SIX fort SIX inches
below tho dam. Tho river was falling
slowly there.
TIL" Liberty was che only boat which
trf, here Yesterday Sh: lett at IL 30
for Nntanuraa on her regular run. Tho
Ruth arrived at midnight last night
on it's way. 70 Long Bottom from Pitts
hurch. and Will clear this morning at 8
o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05

Recruiting Officer-How about join
iug the coloTso Have you anyone de-
pendent on you?
Motorist-Have |" There are TWO
garage owners. six mechanics, Tour
tire dealers and every gasoline agent
within a radius OF 125 miles.-Judge'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05
Center School Club

Tho Cantcr school Wi:h Miss Flir
Etnrcli PRINCIPAL. hold it, :'rs. il"n!ih
Study club m"ntlDK Yesterday after
nnrn IT." cider children q: ~" 4.!r.,l
had prupHrcC! program Of ri"ilGhifll
. interest. showing our carly customs ri
the country. Thar, Wns Il good At
.cndanc. q? mothers. 'Th"s~ !n"c'iugs;
will ha heid every Tuesday at go
! CT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05
nEnrtn's PREPAREDNESS"

Tho ,hiIGr,rt nr ;hr Vance Mh.Hrrlnl
Sunday 4ch,rI. VIII CIV" n i"l.rhUGl
riav.rtr rridnv evening. D"rcmi"- -.
ia the sunday school rrmui entitled
"S1nr:s Preparedness" ChnrlsrS Will -"
Irnd" rp al III" intermediate grades.
Mis- sarah jackson IL tn" very cuphhl"
rhn:rn.an directing Ito rchcarsHla. as.
.i%trd is IA" following:
~, s,lAu'"--..
Edward I'"tti.urd Charles FRANKIE
h;-t.".-
NIwvnn Sn,,i.r catherine BARNARD
Dorothy k"InS
Principal in tn" cast Of characters
Will h" tho Following.
jSIi2ohr,h nrGl-v Flnrcurn Arbcn2
Junior ArmhruSi"r Margaret Barnard
Lillian Guirrar Melvin Hclfrick
,,rnld Hruud Dorra4 ROriRnG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05

-" m"',tirrS II Ia" EN"rrr""n Tw'S
h;v" d''rl;i'-'! :" r""i!"m'. their Hrtl'i-
,ir,. ,;t:H utter IA" Christmas h"lhinyS,
consequently l." injecting Will h' held
thi. w,''k.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05

Tn" I.niI"S' S":':ri "iuh viii entertain
This a';rrG0mn in Tn" .Harr"ll Club with a
drli.hrful card party. with Mrs. George
Tappr,n ard Mrs. George WI!hcrt. host
"ss"". After several h"ur$ ut cards.
dainty refreshments VIII u" served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05

: There Is always something iVreSlS'lpi-
about youthful dresses designed espec-
tally for Yulc Tide pnrt!cS--but this
Year they seem mora Irresistible than
ever. In their makeup there are Quanu-
ties Of nets, chlrfonS C;rnrgettes. soft
Siikcn rrepeS. mctcov$ aud satin. used.
In color, pink. AS usual. Is most ire
9 rucujIv "Xplnitrd--in the wiInl" range Of
tones from iaiutrSt shell 10 deepest rose.
y model III rose pedal pink net over soft
sci; cul"r"d satin was What might II"
justly called Il perfect love Of dress.
Til. Std": II III" not tuuic which Sepa- .
rat.d in the front and back were trim t;
med with II narrow silver ribbon bro
cnded IN tiny red roses and green leaves. /
l; was finished al the lower part with
a narrow hand of kol1nsky dyed squirrel. y
Tao sI,n skirt WAS also tiniS hcd with
band Of similar fur. The low square cut
CnrSagc was embroidered IN The center !
front in II small rcd rose and tracer"
OF green lraveS-thS touch TT hand en- :
hro!d.rT added L note Of distinction 10
the dress. There are also many charm !
Ing dresses featured IN white net or lace ,
combined with silver tissue Or lace. y
:nodnl built OF bright ErLyi&h green soft
silk was so plQuau;-so ch!c-1 cannot ,
pass 1t by without notice. This Little ;
dress WAS IN direct contest ~ the many
models with long straight or softly
drapcd lines-for I'll" soft apron front
Was bouffantly draped over the hips and
ended in a marked buSt!o effect IN the
back. Directly In front uc the square
cut corsage featured in green silk and
self coOred net---Tas applied a bow
knot OF silver Gauze ribbon about one
inch In width. This ribbon continued
down the outer edge OF the hip draperIcs
and finished in q visible bow under tho !
hustle. The silver ribbon outlining tho
druper!es was uppiqucd In uny roscs
fashioned from red and tan colorcd
silks. Any clover fingered girl could
applique roses and foliage OF this kind
~ siivcr or gold tInael rtbbon-and you
have 40 idea what 4 wonderfully effeC-
tive trimming It makes.
II you arc looking for rIlmy fabric
/ for your party or dancing dress--ard
yet want one that Will not 20 10 pieces
IN few wcarinEs-lct mo specially
commend the following: Nevvatare nets.
tndcstruGuible Voiles and "W!li O tho
Whisp"---three fabrics With soft ether
, cal like wcares and Iron wearing quail !
ties. The ncts and voilcs are shown In
black. white and the entire range uf
evening ShaG"S--and VIII O III"
.Whisp" in L bowild"ring array OF colo.s
which IN soIno lights merge from o."
pear 10 DC but one shade. Made over
, soft satlnS these fabrics are exceedingly
! DISQUALIFICATION Le Benton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05
Fourth TTtE'.

'rlr "rnrIh 'rwjr vii! mot with Mrs
J - i:aul.;n Ht h"r home IN l."nth"r-
w,,ri today.
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Complimentary TO Miss Kidd.

Miss Edna Kidd who's" EIarr!as" :"
Lieutenant l.. =. Rnwin Viii take plH""
ur\t Monday. VIII rcc-,,- n pretty corr
,llm"ni this hitcrnnyn when Miss Mary
g:iruur Wright will have Il Grnnn nt
F,iruda n; her HON" Ia Highland fnr';.
- ulny hr;.ir". \ light luncheon will
r,,Ilr,y H.. games
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05

Tho Kings b:tughi"rA - =. l.ul"'A
church ar" anticipating u treat IN ia" T..
rItnl which Mr. Elmer ii. li"lzi". Wh",.l.
!nsss new AMI able artist VIII give IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-05
EARLY WINTERS
SOCIAL EVENTS
PRETTY PRE-NUPTLaL AFFAIR ONE
OF ToDAY'S PLEASURES.
The Many Groups Find Delight III
Vlrions Small Affairs which Arc
Planned Most Chac1ninSly.
DECEMBER.

In Il Hrcar-n!rhtrd heCcu1beT.
To- happy. harry tree.
Thy hrancu,S n>&r rui;cnlh"r
Their Grrcu felicity.
Thc north cannot uud" them.
Nl:h Il sleepy whist" ilr"N;h lncln'
\rr fro:ca tnawiuas glue them
From budding IT the prime.
IN IL rlcar-nsS GIFTED December.
Too happy. happy brook.
Thy bUjL.m.: n"'rr remember
Apol!"S summer look:
BUt with Il sweet forgetting.
They stay their crystal frcttiuS
Never. newer p"tting
About the frozen time.
An. would 'twcre SO with many
y gentle girl or hoy!
But wcr" there ever any
Writhcd not L paSSoy joy?
To krow the Change nud feet II.
When there IS mono to heal II.
Nor Eumhled sense to steal II.
Was mover said in rhyme.
John Keats.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-09-27
FAIRS AND CELEBRATIONS

October. 16-20-BradfOrd County
Fair at Lake Butler.
October 20 to November 3-Har-
vest Festival and Fair at West Palm
Beach.
November 6-1O-West Florida Fair
at Mariana.
November 12-17-Escambia COun-
ty Fair, at Moline.
November 13-17-Suwanee County
Fair at Live Oak.
November 21-23-Orange Springs
Fair at Orange Springs.
November 20-23-Alachua County
Fair, at Gainesville.
November 27-30-MariOn County
Fair, at Ocala.
December 4-S-JacksOnville POul-
try Show.
January 20 to February Lake
County School Fair, at Tavares.
January-Pinellas County Fair at
Largo.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-09-27

Misses Della and Lillian Livingston
left at noon for Kitchens Mills, n.
c., where they will attend high school
this year. They will make their home
with their uncle and aunt.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1917-09-27
CORN WANTED

The board of county commissioners
of Marion county will receive bids up
to Wednesday, 10 o'clock, Oct. 3rd, for
corn in any quantity, unshucked per
barrel of 80 pounds. The board re-
the right to reject any and all
bids. w. D. earn,
Chairman BID. Co. Com.
P. H. Nugent, Clerk. 24-8t