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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-05-22
CLASS POEM. 1918, OF THE ocALA HIGH SCHOOL
Miss Sidney Perry

Miss Sidney Perry
We've been class since 1906,
class of greatest fame
One of which school is proud
For "our best" has been aim
So today can be happy,
That when part
The prints of your kind fingers
Will linger my heart
For our lives entangled
And the days were all so fair
If you follow the gold thread backwards
You'll find my classmates there.
What meaning has this parchment,
Stamped with golden seal?
1t holds meath its inscription
For friend the love feel;
The love for sster-cassmates,
The faith in teachers dear,
The honor for old high school
And the hope for future clear
So here's to you, my classmates,
And to our high school strong
In which we've played the noblest part
Of rghtng all the wrong
For really mean,
This wonderful class of the year '18.
If in fourteen, a "sophie" cried
"This problem can't do"
Just let a "Freshie" tackle it
And straight-way it went through,
For truly, never green,
This wonderful class of the year 49,
In Sophomore class we very strong
Our knowledge great earned
So throughout Junior year
There was little left to learn.
In truth, minds all quite keen
This wonderful class of the year 10.
So here's to this grand old country,
The Red, the White and the Blue;
A health to boy in the Navy
To whom we'll eer be true.
Now drink to the banner of White and Green
Of the wonderful class of the year 18.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-05-22

The editors table is loaded down
with communications, all of which are
very good, and-will be printed as fast
as we can get to them. Don't think
something you send in has been
sighted just because you don't see it
the same or next day.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-05-22

The Star today prints the class
poem by Miss Sidney Perry. It has
the class history, the class prophecy
and the class will, and the address of
Mrs. Hooker in presenting diplomas
to the eighth grade. We expect to
print all these as rapidly as possible,
but as we are mighty badly crowded
at present, it will take several days.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-05-22

And now Gov. Cats has ordered
the government to move the Has
tings potato crop. It's rumored that
the government has an extra large
waste basket, marked "for Cats"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-05-22

Everybody in the state is glad to
see the following in the Times
Union: "There is nothing left of the
old union depot but the main struc-
-ture, and part of that has been de-
molished. The big, old train sheds
which covered acres of ground, have
all disappeared and work is being
pushed on the new million-dollar de-
pot, which will put Jacksonville in the
first class with tourists"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-05-22

Every loyal citizen should acquaint
himself with the provisions of the
"patriotic ordinance" passed by the
city council last night and observe it
to the letter.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-05-22

William wants to be Russia's mas
ter and Wilson wants to be Russia's
friend; we shall see who wins.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-05-22

The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled for the use for republication Of
All news dispatches credited to it or
not otherwise credited in this paper
and also the local news published
herein. All rights OF republication of
special dispatches herein are also re-
served
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-05-22

Careful prescription service, using
Squibb's chemicals, at Gerig's Drug
Store. War Savings and Thrift
Stamps sold. If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-05-22

Joe Earman, in his Palm Beach
Post, speaks of Frank Clark's ora.
tions praising Florida, when he
speaks in other states, as golden
slush. We guess that if Joe printed
what he thought the sort of slush is
that his governor pours out when he
speaks abroad, it would cause the
Post to be excluded from the mails.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-05-22

we maintain one of the best repair
shops in Marion county. Try our
service. Williams & Fox s. s. tt
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-05-22
Charter No. 1O578 District No. 6
REPORT CONDITION
THE MUNROE AND CHAMBLISS NATIONAL BANK,

At Ocaa, in the State of Florida, at the Close of
RESOURCES
1. a Loans and discounts Except those shown in
and g .................... .......
total loans Observation-Disclosures.
5. U. s. Bonds (other than Liberty Bonds but in
Guiding U. S. certificates of indebtedness):
d u. S. bonds and certificates of Indebtedness
pledged as collateral for state or other de-
posits or bills payable ......
6. Liberty Loan Bonds:
Liberty Loan Bonds, 31a per cnt and A per
cent, pledged to secure u. S. deposits
fragments actually made on Liberty Az pei
cent bonds ..................
Z. Bonds, Securities. Etc. (other than U. S.:
Bonds other than U. S. bonds pledged to Sc
cure U. S. deposits .......... .......
bonds other than U. S. bonds pledged to Sc.
postal savings deposits. ..-........
Bonds and securities pledged as collateral fol-
state, other deposits postal excluded
or bills payable .............. $3.50.
Securities other than U. S. bonds (not includ
ing stocks) owned unp1edged. .......
Collateral trust and other notes. of corpora
tions issued for not less than one year MOI
more than three years time. ;. $3.50.
Total bonds, securities, etc., other than U. S..
8. Stocks, other than Federal Reserve Bank stocl
g. Stock of Federal Reserve Bank $50 per cent OF
subscription) ;. ............. ;. $500.
TO- Value of banking house .......
II. Furniture and fixtures Observation-Disclosures.
IL Real estate owned other than banking house :.
Is. Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank =.
Is. Cash in vault and net amounts due from nation
II. Exchanges for clearing house $500,
Total of items Ia, Is. 16, II and 18 $500,
49, Checks on banks located outside of city town
of reporting bank and other cash items :.
81 Interest earned but not collected approximate
notes and bills receivable not past due
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LIABILITIES

Capital paid .......... 49,. 100000
Surplus ............:...... 100000
e. Undivided profits 19343.75
expenses paid 171O56 763819
27 Interest and discount collected credited in
proximae1 s. Nv. :. . 100000
AMOUNT for all interest accrued 10000
49, Net amounts due to banks, bankers
companies (other than included in items 81
of items anda -. :. ....... 331ss9O
Demand deposits (Other than bank deposits) sub
ject to Reserve deposits payable within 80
81 Individual deposits subject to check . .. s197629I
3d. Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days
(other than for borrowed } 21,153O0l
SO. Certified checks .............. 49,. 87.58E
checks 8,354.O0I
cured by pledge of assets of this bank . s62o66I
Total of demand deposits (othe than bank de-
posts) subject "a, 49,
&c. ST. SO, 80, and -. :. -. 358y99153
Time deposits % payable
80 days, subject to 30 days
hce, and postal savings):s
borrowed) :. :. ............. :. -. 42,a5424E
Postal saving deposits 1926
Other 205 29911
Total of time deposits Reserve,
AZ, a. A and A.. 49,, 249,2S561
46 United States deposits (Other than postal
ngs):
deposit 100000
so. Bills payable other than with Federal Reserve
Bank including all obligations, represent
ing borrowed, other tn an redis
TOTAL ................. !. ..... s8o8789 %
STATE OF FLORIDA,
COUNTY MARION,
of bank
solemny that the know
edge and belief J. NJ THOMAS, V. P. and Cashier
Correct
and to me z CHAMBIISS,
this 21st day of May, 1918. A E. GERIG
(Sea) Ola Potter, LOUIS R. CRAZAL
Public. Directors.
World's cresset., 1918-06-13

inion over the fish of the sea, and
over the fowl of the air, and over
the cattle and over all the earth,
and over every creeping thing
that..creepeth upon the earth,
So God created man in his own
image, in the image Of God Great
ed he him; male and female crea.
ed he them. [Gen. 1--26 81
1t reads so God created man
How? Out of the dust of the
ground. Please Read,
by the word of the LORD
we're the heavens made; and all
the host of them by the breath
of Ills mouth.
For he spake, and it was done
be commanded, and it stood fast,
Psa. 33-o6**9l
Here is creation not from the
dust of the ground but by the
breath of bis mouth were the
heavens made and all the hosts
of them so this created man God
spoke in.o existance by the
breath OF bis mouth for he spake
and it was done he com manded
and it stood fast so lhe reader
will see that the work our friend
refers us to in Gen 2 and 19 is a
different work all together
for in this 10 verse referred 10 It
belongs to the work ofFormation
For we have work Of for.
nation of beasts and work OF
Creation cf beasts just in the
same manner as the two men as
we shall set ioJ tn in our next
weeks CRES5ET.
World's cresset., 1918-06-13
SERMON ELEVEN.
The Flood
IsCrossed.
Continued from page 2.

spoken of: Represented in the
two children. one after the flesh
the other after the Spirit. just
what we have been telling you
all the time of the Jew and Gen
tile.
Again in connec lion with the
life of Joseph we find different
people, the Egyptians, and the
Perezztes; as we said before the
Perez is not named in or with.
the Isreelites in their geneology.
But to hasten on with our sub
jec, we shall pass over many
points in Gods word which test.
ify OF the fact that there was two
classes Of peopie who were at all
times and has neen shown up
as two separate people. We a.
gain invite you to read.
And they brought up an evil
report Of the land which they had
searched unto the children OF
Israel saying. The land, through
which we have gone TO search it
is o land that eateth up, the in
habitants thereof; and all the
people that We saw in it are men
of a great stature.
And there we saw the giants,
the SONS of Anak, which come OF
the giants aud we we're in our
own sight as grasshoppers, and
so we were IN their sight.
Mum. 1872 SO
CDntnueG tell next week.
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only one man in the beginning
and that man was Adam.

Y
and that man was Adam.
Now on the following points
7 beg to say do not agree
with the opinion as given in the
CREssET vol Is No 80.
PIP 8 Col. 2 line 72@S6. Conceded
God called Adam the Son of God
He is also spoken of as a man.
Cor, Is As, And as it is writing,
The first man Adam was made
a living soul.
Now if God called Adam the
Son of Goa and Chris: called
him a man it is only reasona bie
to suppose that the descendants
of Adam might be referd to as
dau.Lters OF men sons of Cod
as Adam was referd to in both
terms,
Col. 3 line 88 to the end of article
Would like to know where this
transformation took place that
would have made these peo'
I pie become mot as but animals
Now assuming that these
people were beasts created as
such we must also assume that
God is a beast for He said LET
US make man in our own image
after our own likeness:' Again
read.
$50 God created man in his
own image in The image of God
created he him, male and female
created he them.
Now we are not going to as
sumo God as a beast No? Then
we can not assume that the crea
ated man was other than Adam
and Noah and his Sons we're the
only male descendants of any
people who came over in the ark.
Now as for these people icing
the Gentiles race from whom
we descended we are at a loss
TO know for the GentiIes are fiji ST
mentioned Gen. 10 5, as diaect
descendants of Noah read Gtn,
10, Is. inclusive.
Wniuh only goes to prove that
the Jews and Gentiles we're deS'
candalts uf the saue Man viz;
Noah.
Would like for you to discus S
this letter as soon space will
permit for by uch discussion
we bring subjects con-
tiuualy before your read ders anG
possible created or awaken ar
Interest thai will bear good fruit
please be advised | have 70 sect
arion ak TO grind and wish t
turn no one from lis way O.
thinking.
| anu merely seeking the Truth
and By such discussion may w
BE- mutually benefited is the Sin
cu-1 de.i of Your Friend.
w, l.. WaIin.
FremOn Mo
World's cresset., 1918-06-13


Gods first day Thousand years.
and we find that the earth has
not yet been Formed but light
and darkness has been each OF
them formed into a body hut as
we said above the earth has not
yet been formed although it was
created when GOO created the
heaven. So ne must follow on
up the line to see what God done
next. Please Read.
+, And God said, Let there be a
ornament in the midst of the
waters, and let It divide tne
waters from the waters.
And GOD made the armament,
land divided the waters which
were under the armament from
the waters which we're above the
armament, and it was so.
And cod called the armament
Heaven, And the evening and
the morning were the second
day" (Gen' 1--G -8)
| Now friend after Cad has in
formed US that he created the
heaven and the earth and that
the earth was without form and
that after he created the dark
mess and the light that he had to
form them both into a body
then be said to US that he placed
q firm ament in the midst of the
waters and divided the waters
from above the heaven from the
waters under the beaven and the
!evenirg and the morning were
ithe second day(a thousand years.
+ And the earth is still without
( form and void for the waters
)still covered the earth. Now what
DOES God do and say? we'll
iPlease Read.
| And God said. Let the waters
under the heaven be gathered to
gether unto one pace and let the
dry land appear and it was so.
! And God called the dry land
Earth: and Tie gathering to
gether of The waters called be
. Seas, and God saw that it was
good. "(G9n l -9l
.. Now then dear friend If you
prefer taking Webster for whal
he says in the place Of taking
God s Word for it, then there
would be no use Of an arguemen'
wish US, for God tells you plair
that when Ee created the eartt
that il was without form and
VOID and on the third day be
tells US that be formed it and hoa
he formed II. s. there can o.
~ mistake ali Ia tells yo,
that after he formed itinto q
!. BODY that it is.hen both voyage
bic AMI veGeto Ole Tor after h(
, forms it in body he then says
'G)d sald, Llt the earth oring
forth grass. the herd yielding
seed, and the fruit tree yielding
fruit after his kind, whose seed
is in Itself, upon the earth; aid
: it was so,
And the Garth brought forth
U grass, and herb yieidihg seed
t af,er his kind, ard The trst
yielding fruit, whose seed was ir
; irself. after bis klnd; aud Goo
; saw that it was good.
: And the evening and tht
y morning were The third day,
/ Gen. l III -12 -l3:
y Dear friend and reader of the
q CRESSET DO not let Webster Ieaf
II you off the Word of God. witt
u his false explanation of word.
II for God knows more lnan al
men.
IL For E,,l caid ~ Ct,,.tzl A,
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Yet I Can Not
agree with
YOU on The Two
men theory.

Yes Bro. Wallin we shall cheer.
fully discuss your letter OF June
the 3rd. to the Ed. Of, the worlds
CRESSET And the first thing
that we will have to do is, TO ST.
lence Webster your great author
ity on the definition that be has
given On the word Creation and
Formation. AS he has claimed
them to be the same, that is
that they mean the same thing,
or SYNONYMOUS terms. Yet
we shall say. that if a thousand
Websters should say the same
thing it could not have any
! impression on the truth yet
we say that a falsebood could
have an impression on the mind
OF men. Fur this reason we
must Say the greatest thing for
US to know is what has God SAID
what the difference is between
the two. please read.
IA the beginning God created
the heaven and the earth.
And the earth was without
form, and void; end darkness
was upon the face of the deep.
And the Spirit of God moved
upon the face OF the waters. Y
Gen 1-1-2)
God tells US plainly tba!
Creation and Formation are not
the same, that is they are not
SYNONYMOUS terms for God says
plainly that in the beginning He
created the heaven and the
earth and that the earth was
without Form, Now who will you
believe Webster. or G)l. You
will have to believe that God
spoke the truth, and Webster,
spoke fa!sebood, or else you
will have to turn right around !,
anil say like Webster. But for ou,
part We shall say that God connot
lie and for this reason we mus
say Creation and Formation are
two separate works, and are no,
the same. For after God has
said that He Created the beaver
and tne eart3, and that tie
earth Was without form and
void, then he says to prove this
fact that the spirit of God moved
upon the face OF tie waters
for the waters covered the earth
as we will prove later on.
And this IS the great yeasor
of the earth being wi,hou
. form after it had been Created
But this is not all, we sbal
give you another fact to prove tt
you that Creation and Formatio,
are not the same. For God ha:
said.
And God said, Les there bt
light; and there was light.
And God saw the light, that i
was good; aud God divided th,
light from the darkness.
Aud God called the light Day
and the darkness be called Night
And the evening ard the mornin,
were the first day."(G,n 1-3-I
Dlrkess covered tue face {
the deep the same as the water
aud both covered the earth an,
there was no Iigh; included wit,
them God said let there ae ,igh
and there was light and the lgh
was mixed with The darkness
End in order to make the ligh
J perfect God as be SAID had I
form the light into a body.
= So Gcd divided the light fror
, the darkness and after he form
y Ell the light into IL body the ligt
tie called day the darkness h
World's cresset., 1918-06-13
Fremont, Mo.
June, 3rd, 1918
Editor CRESSET,
Midco, Mo,
Midco, Mo,

Midco, Mo,
Kind Sir:-Have just finished
leading your answer to my cues
zion and in reply will say that [
.ael cutie T.. 4nkful toward you
FOR your lengthy explanation,
Yet can not agree with you
on the Two Man Theory
Ny reasons are as follows:
/ st and God said let US make
Il IN IN oui own image after our
likeness. and let them have dom
jHion over the tish of the sea and
ser TIE fowl of the air, and over
tne cattle and over all the earth
md owe every creeping thing
lha. creepeth upon the earth,
so Coz created man in his
own image in the image of God
created lie him; male and female
created he them"-Gen, 1926 q
2nd And out oi the ground the
Lord God formed every beast of
the field, and every fowl of the
the air; and brought them unto
ADAM to see what be would: call
them and what soever Adam
called every living creature that
Was the name thereof. Gen. 2 10
3rd "I'his is the book of the gen
eraticns Ct Adam in the day that
God created man. in the likeness
of God created he him, Male and
female created he them: and
blessed them, and called their
name Adam in the day when they
. we're created" Gen, 5-1-2
My reasons are, or at least
should be self expla natory but
will discuss them in order to
make them more clear il possible.
No. ! Here we find that after
God had created all the fish,
fowls, animals CT He created
man in his own image to have
dominion tvar lhcW. = note
'Maf2 ana female CrGl,Cd He
tAem. A.>r, tie, as is recorded
IN Gen ch. |, created tn heaven
and earlh. the whales and fowls.
-,et US now read Gen. 2 4 These
are the generations of the hea'
yens i'd oi the earth when they
~.rL created in the day that the
I'D God made the earth and
Tie heavens
Ccn. 23 Ee had rested from
all His work which cod created
and made.
Now let us turn for a moment
to Webster: We find he dc fines
Form w, To shape Or nould,
Also he defines Create vt. To
shape
So we have two words deflred
the .ane. Things equal to. the
sane thing are equal to each 9th
Ir So therefore God mus have
.sed the same means recorded
in tLe two places
2 "A Gen 2 10 we read that cod
formed all the beasts of the field
ect. and brought them 10 the
man He had formed (Adam) TO
name And what sOevcr he(Adam,
.,,rmed' them that was the name
tnereoi.'
We can find no other inter2reta.
.,,l than this. The second chap
or of Gan. is to tie first chantor
- the explanation is toa cumpli'
4acd outline or drawing An eX'
'aoatiOr.
When God created man and his
aoIpnee5 he called them Adam
SO there We have Alan a.
S+ying ben Gre ,tad and formed
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CHAPTER NNvuL

As spoke In Albany. H1ffalo
Harrisburg. Trenton ana Boston in
Philadelphia. Providence ana many
times In New York and other places
1 noted always an cagcrncss 10 learn
About Germany tho war ona ior-
tisn affairs We Americans had
Travelled. but not with our eyes open
,-"scctng, We SAW NOT
The first great question wc faced
Nns that of universal service for the
war or tho selociiyo draft Again
how far sighted our prcntloni ih'n
proved himself what would hr "u'
iituatiun now n We had ulti q" 90
lo war under the volunteer rNelom
Fhis question once solved, our prrai.
Hcnt led us with "a breadth ot VISION
IN efficiency and ON u scale come
nonsurnto with tho size ui 'ho un
nertaklng IN which We at laA' h'l
become partners.
Perhaps We are little uN"iln.
Hulgrnt. however, in The u'a'wrnl
NJ the German enemy alien Wiihih
bur gates No American singer ur
musician could travel about Ger.
many at will, unmatched 10y lho
holicr. collecting money from Amoli-
ians 20 be used IN propaganda, oi
lhings much worse, against America
Americans In Germany are com
helled to report twice daily to thc
Lolice and cannot leave their homes
At night November n. 1917 seven
la "a
HormAny met Hugo schmidt a
director of tho Deutsohc bank, ria
Ing in Central park. lie lived at
The German club, saw whom he liked
Md only reported to the police when
he changed his residence. In jan
harry, 1918. no WAS finally intcrncd
Long before our break with Ger.
many. American conHuls and OIL
tlals were inaultod In the street and
In opera houses because they made
use OF their own language, not hl
III because they were taken Tor Nrlt'
tsh. for every one knew that all
British had been intetned.
The wife of our naval HttaChe at.
tended u reception presided over bl
4 lerutAh RdmiraIs wife She wh'
presented to this high parsonage bl
lhe wife OF German naval officer
who In making tho presentations
,poke In English. The admirars wlf,
tebuked both the wife of our at
iache and the officers wife for dar'
Ing TO talk English am thank
tul to say that Mrs Oherardi I'm
tnediately left the house T. receive
later tho officially ordered apologiei
bf the admiral's wife,
And while Americans ala not har'
hse their own language in Berlin II
lime OF peace between tho two cOun
tries, yet after tho outbreak OF wa
newspapers in the United State
printed In German, owned by Ger
mans and German sympathlgerr
Jared to attack America and he
president.
Tho autocraoy always hope Il
nivide uH, TO make OF us n Russia
lorn by Mnximalists and MinimAi
lists, by MilitaristH and Bolshevik
Ind, consequently, impotent for war
Mr.. Gerarti's Tour of United States
In travelling thru the United state
IN August and September. Of 1917
iitho I waa on private buslsess.
lhade speeches In many cities. suGl
nH Minneapolis NHa Helena, Killings
butte and MlAsoula, In Montana
Spokane. Seattle and Tacoma. 4
Washington; Portland, oregon. sal
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Box Stationery
Patriotic Postals

See this new line of pretty
cards to send to your sol
dier boys or friends.
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