The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-09

A little lock of golden hair,
4 With ribbon deity tied,
| found within the covers of
4 Al book long cast aside.
And as | looked a teardrop fell
Upon the silken tresses-
couldn't tell whose locks they were,
Not in a thousand guessesi
/ milwaukee Sentinel.
To Those Knitting Helmets
| All ladies knitting Red Cross he'll
NETS are requested to crochet around
the face opening. eff
$50
| Red Cross Card Party
| An auction and rock party will be
given for the benefit of the Red Cross
| wool fund Thursday afternoon at 8
O'Clock at the Woman's Club house.
No refreshments will be served but
| six prizes will be given. Price of adj
mission, 25 cents. Those desiring to
engage tables, please phone No. 90.
Everyone is cordially invited, and
those not playing cards are requested
to take their Red Cross knitting. 2t
WOmdnnOO0, the OiOry OF the NaClOn
| Today's Vitagraph attraction at the
Temple, "Womanhood," has an all
!star cast, including Alice Joyce, Har-
Try Morey, Peggy Hyland, Naomi
Childers, Mary Maurice, Bobby Con-
nelly and several famous leading
men.
This picture is a direct. answer to
| the pacifist group and the anti-Amer-
lean foreigners in this country. 1t is
the reply which the American woman
makes to those who would betray OF
| despoil her flag. It portrays the three
great loves of woman's life, the love
of maid for a man, the love of
mother for her child and the love of
a woman for her country.
The aim of stWomanhood" is the ex-
altation of patriotism, the necessity
of preparedness, the compelling pow
er of self-sacrifce, especially among
the women of America in this trou.
bled and anxious time
Never was there a picture more
| timely, more stirring in it's appeal,
more powerful in it's message.
| The beautiful Alice Joyce plays
the leading role, while Peggy Hyland
is Red Cross nurse.
| Mr.. N. I. Gottlieb has been visiting
his family since last Friday.
Mrs. George Close has returned
home from weeks visit to her rela-
tives at Fort Mccoy.
| Miss Ruby Knight is here from the
lake to spend several days with her
sister, Mrs. Hubert Biting and fam
+ lily.
Mr.. Nathan Mayo Jr. of Summer.
field entered the freshment class of
the Ocala high school Monday morn
ing. Mr.. Mayo will motor to Ocala
each morning.
Messrs. James and Bob Chace have
returned to Mercersburg, Pa, where
they attend college after spending the
holidays with their parents, Mayor
and Mrs. ]. E. Chace and family.
Miss Elizabeth Davis expects to go
to Jacksonville this afternoon to have
her eyes treated. She will be accom-
panied by Miss Sue Moore, whose
aunt they will visit until Friday
night.
The many friends of Mrs. W. M.
Martin will be sorry to hear that that
most loved and revered old lady, who
has been very feeble for some months,
has been steadily failing for the last
week or so.
DIR. and Mrs. J. F. Chapman and
little son, who have been at the resi-
dence of Mrs. T. M. Moore for several
months, moved today into the lower
floor of Mrs. John Graham's home on
Fort King avenue, where they will go
to housekeeping.
Mrs. Claude Nelson and son and
daughter of Jacksonville, arrived in
Ocala Sunday to spend a week with
Mrs. Nelson's mother, Mrs. F. d.
Pooser in the country.
Mr.. j. S. Johnson of the johnson
Battlecreek Lumber Co., of Moultrie,
Ca, spent Sunday and Monday in
Ocala in the interests of his business,
Mr.. johnson was the guest of Mr.. C.
G. Barnett and family in Palmetto
Park.
Friends of Mr.. F. w. Cook, who has
been in DR.. Rogers hospital in Jack.
sonville for several weeks, are glad to
hear that he is now able to sit up
several hours daily and can also see