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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

Tns sOclai NeIEnDors were entertained
,.s,sru2r afternoon II the home of MIS-
asvsru wve- on Cprrrge street. every
r,rre- being present. which is IN
ssua Plans were discussed for their
un-a Christmas tree. which win be
,si 4, The home Of Mrs. Isaac jones.
grriI street ana Gentlemen night
zI oe observed then. The afternoon
vr uasset in sewing and refreshments;
9, sandwiches. cake and cuffee were
xvec
NJ anu Mrs. Harry Hnimes have
nne to New York. where they will re-
nan tu- d snort time.
g-s William Murrissetfe has return
q ION SkowneEan. where Hne visited
ner brother. Jui1n Burke. She was &C
auEpanieu nome by Mrs. Burke, who
ri remain with her few DAYS
Mrs Z :. Sratton is able TO he out
s:;s, beng confined ID her home 10y
mes
-he thursday Auction Club was en-
lrtanso vesteraxy afternuon at rne
hOAst L. k5k1lal1 " tctL1fIu
Srsnus
Nh William Simpson recently enter
,2rno few friends at her home On
a,.h street. in honor of Mrs. r. j. Rob
lsu who ,s snon TO leave for Floriua
to pass the winter.
Mrs Frank Palmer, son Millard and
granddaughter Elizabeth Luce. have re-
trr1sc 10 their home IL Silpwnegan after
0sus guests OF Mrs. CAROLYN Parsons.
There WIS a good attendance al
ne Dance given last evening by the
American Legion. Music was fur
|1isneu nv Tozier Orchestra.
Miss Faye kaene. who has been
leoutued 10 ner home by illness. is
aois u toe out again.
Miss MarE-et Langill. who mas been
.4ns guest OF friends IN town for a
r DAYS. left yesterday for Mazsa-
causests where she will visit before
eturnlng 10 New York, where she
training as a nurse.
E l. kImnall, VINO has been in
WI fur some, time, has returned
70 Brooklyn, n. 7.
Miss 0na Mayo has been substi-
sltng AZ tae town clerks office dur
,,f cne absence Of HIiss Faye Keene-
George Dorr is quite Ill al his home
: Benton with Lunsilitis.
NJ. William Cary Of Benton has
sc1s tr nsr nome IN Thuyndike. called
mere ny cne illness of hek father.
Charles Crummet1 Of Clinton WIS
u Lown on business yesterday.
|QR-5-Mrs. Carl Goodwin, who has
eeer q rauent al Somerset Hospital,
aas returned 10 her home in this place
EtHie. lloyd. Carl Strickland and
@a1ss Badger are curting hemlock lum-
aer 10, l. Z. Hedges.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
SAGE TEA TURNS
CRAY hAR DARK


ThAt beautiful. even shade Of azrk
gl0ny hair can emily be had by nrsw-
fng mixture uf 0age Tea and sui
phur. Your hair is yeur charm. II
makes or mars the face. When ii
fades, turns gray or streakefi jusi
an application or two of Sage nnn
Sulphur enhances it's appearance q
hundred fold.
DON'T bUfher To prepare the mix
tllre; you can get this famous old re-
cipe impEoved by the addition of
other ingredients al a small cosr. all
ready fnr use. 1t is called Wyeth 4
Sage and Sulphur Compound. This
can always be depended UPON tr
bring bach the natural color and ius-
ire Of your hair
Everybody uses Wyeth's" Sass
and Sulphur Compound now becauss
II carkens SO naturally and evenly
that nobody can tell II has bean an
Piled You simply dampen q sponge
or soft brush with II and draw this
through the hair, taking ONE small
strand al a time; by morning the
gray hair has disappeared. and after
another application it becomes beau-
truliy dark and appesrs glossy and
iustrou6.-Ady.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

Hnst Kannsbsc Pumum e1ungu
viii meet with vAsAIburo cEnnes
Dec. 9Th.
|. Mr. and Mrs. Jamss =. Rarbsr q.
South birmingham. Mass.. wf1p wurs
guests of Nrs. Harher's hruthsr. G
W. Tufts ana family ovsr Thanks-
giving. returned ID their hume Mon.
dRy
Mr.. ann Mrs A. G. Cgwbs en-
tarsainen Thanksgiving Guy Earle
and family, Roy Cpombs and famifs
OF China and Ray Coonhs and fnm-
ily of EAst vassaIburn.
Karl Gates entertained Than3rp-
giving at a family reunion his par-
ents- MIR. and Mrs G. 81. Gates. hiE
brothers and families and sister and
husband. Ar. and Mrs. L. c. Barker
Coleman HuEsey and family. whu
are paasing the winter at North VAS
sRlborp ware holiday guests of Mr.
HuHsey's sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
4. Skilltnss
Phillip Raymond Brown OF River
SIDE was successful hunter recenfly
securing fine deer On Mzrden.a
Mountain.
Mrs- Lillian Towns Grimes of Wa
terviile was recent guest at ''Hill-
crest" of her rrisnd, Miss Maud
Webber.
Ar. and Mrs c. ". TUFTS witt,
their guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Barber Of
South Framingham. passed the day
Friday al the humes of Logan and
Clyde Clark al Siciney.
Charles Drummonti Robinson of
Winslow is stopping for week al
MS uncle's- Francis Robinson.
SOUTH-Mr. and Mrs. Will TeAeY
OF Cross Hill were Sunday guests Of
x. {. Dickey and mother.
Mrs Matte Casey of West Wind
sor Is stopping with Mrs. Mary En-
merson during the absence of Mrs
Dickey and son
Frank and Ray Howe of Augusta
were visitors OF their parents. for q
few hours Thursday.
MI and Mrs. Allen Taber of An
gusta were guests Thursday of M
and Mrs. c. ". Taber and family
Mrs. Winuna Henderson af Ever
>~-%sso-T
the family Of c. 81. Morse for a few
weeks. returned hume SUNDAY ac-
companled by her mother, Mrs. Cta-a
Jones.
MISS Louena Phair and friend. Miss
Gordon. students of Freedom High
school passed the holiday recess with
Mics Phair's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
VIII Phatr. Webber Dunner of
Freedom was also a guest O. Mr.. and
Mrs Phair during the week end.
Mrs. Geo. Richardson OF Fairfield
is guest Of c. 4. Morse and son
rur few days
z. C. Dickey and mother returned
Monday from Boston where rhev
have been visiting relatives for a
few davs
Mrs. Lida Haskell returned home
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
Tvs Pile Remedy Wsrtk
SlW.W 4 Box

81, n,ve mad itching piles ever SINCE
earnest recpilectiun. ] am 81 years
: anc nave sufierad terribiy. ] nave
~ raa.-y rmedies and dpcfurs, mt
. cur Anout weeks ase saw your
= fg- DaIersun' Ointment The first
'.,ir-,,tIuY stopped ali ifchIng, and IN
.-a1 dsvF all soreness. ] hRve only
-, ,ue box slnG consider ] am cured.
W. nave nv grateful heartfelt thanks,
oo ma everyone that has this trouble
]. this mn give vour ointment. that is
So-t,. q hundred dollars or more a nux,
. .rts. Sincerely yours- A NewIn.
josurrnus- ono.
psts-sur s ointment for PileH. Ecxema
,sr o.t sores rs only - GENTS large
auy 4. al d-Iiggists- Mail orders flied
" Peterson Ointment Co., Inc, Buffalo,
!,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

Raymond W. L1savttt Of Monmouth
and Mig Marion ". Burkley N Leeds
Center were married Wednesday morn
ing, NoE. q II 10 O'clock It the Hirn
street Msfhpdist pnrsonase in Anfurn.
Rss. e Il. Brewster ofLciating. The
single ring service was used. The con-
pie were unattended. 1E.n,sdazts.y after
sne ceremony the couuis ixft un ths
Har Aarbur tratn fnr 0n,mn, whsre
they sxe gussts Of -. keuva.ts nruthsr.
Haruid Lsavtt.. and Ara. L-Aavitt. TN
bride i the daughter ~ .ar. and Mrz.
Fnec Huckley of LesdA csnter ana a
sradnaee Of Monmouth Academy, riass
n LA. Waaae she wss popular smung
hsr srhnnsmates. 'i.he srusm is tim
yOtnUar an0 Of Mr ana NM. ". J.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
WASHINGTON

A cold wac struck tins piscn
Tuesday night and Wednesday murn-
ing the thsrmurmetH rugiHt1rud
four above zero.
Mrs. Nellie Lseighter TibbeffA. whc
recently sold her place II Liberty
village to parties from New Jersey,
has rented the Nerrie Robinson place
at Washington village and moved To
the same.
The ponds truze over Wedneaday
night. one day later than last year.
At the regular nesting uf Fond
du-Lac Chapter, Order uf the EAST
ern Star. On Wednesday evsutng, the
following officers were elected fuf
the coming year: Mrs. Edith A
Overlook. W. M; George W. Cramer.
". P; Mrs. Hattie Counre. associate
matrnn; Mrs. Nellie Lincoln, trea-
surer: Mrs Nina Johnston, secre-
tary; Mrs. Augusta Creamer, cond
and Miss Hazei Sukeforth, associate
cond. The time set fur the instAlla-
tipn is Wednesday evening, January
seventh.
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Humes and
children. who have been visiting
relatives and friends in Boston and
vicinity for the past few weeks,
Rave returned home. James W
Farrar was careraker for them while
they We're away.
Harry kahrman lis carpentering
for William Johnston al East Wash
lngton for d few weeks.
Mrs. Helen Brown and sister. Mrs.
Lillian Cantoie and daughter Cecil
visited AT ". z. Overiocks Monday
Cecil will stop for a visit
Willie Howard is shingfing for
Henry Craner al South washington
for d few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T Overlook re-
ceived letter from Mrs Irwin Hus-
sey Of Topsfield. Mass, Monday,
stating that Mr. Hussey's mother
Mrs. Addie A. Eussey of West Wash
fnEIon had been operated upon al the
Salem. Mass, City hospital and il
proved TO he very bau case Of can
Ger ofthe liver. and her recovery is
considered very doubtful. Her .nHnv
friends here will be grieved AT this
SAD news
Two new telephones have been in
stalled on line eight. one at Mrs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
MAY BE OVERCOME

II you have Catarrhal Deafness
or are even just u little hard OF
hearing or have head noises go To
your druggist and ger one ounce Of
pArmint tupuDle strengtt), and aud
to II L pint Of NOT water and q
little granulRten sugar. Take !
tablespoonful luur times a any,
Tins will often bring quick relief
from the distressing head noises
Clogged nost-ils should open.
breathing become easy and The
mucus stop dropping into the
throat II is easy 70 prepare. costs
little and is pheasant 10 take. ANY
one losing hearing or who has
Catarrhal Deafness or head noises
should give this prescription
trial
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
FAYETTE

Icrude Barron. teacher OF
'4s1lc0 Parsed Thanksgiving with
1e' mother Mrs. Belle Gile.
arthur Staples and Family left
raursuay fur their new home AZ
aansreid, Mass.
Aerte Zones Of Columbia Uni
's'Si'T Boston, passed the Thanks
Si'inF recesE with his parents, MIR.
M A-S- 4. r. Jones.
Tae -adies' Aid will meet Thurs
be-. Il. with Mrs. Soper.
u: anu Mrs. Frank Lumbard are
H arouC parents Of a baby girl,
WI NOV q The little one has
'eel Named Lillian Mabel.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

Food souring. gas. acidity. Wonder
what upset your stomach? Well,
don't bother. The moment you eat
a tablet Or TWO Of Pape's Diapepsin
all the humps Of Indigestion pain, the
sDurness, heartburn and belclling of
gasek. due TO acidIIy, vunisn-rruiy
wonderful.
Millions uf peopls know that II is
needless to be bothered with indiges-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

uon- Dyspepsia or a disordeycd stum-
ach- A few tablets Of Papes Diapep-
sin neutraiize acidity and give relief
al once-no waiting! Buy a bog Of
Papes Diapepsin now. Dun't stay
miseraniei Try to regulate your
stomach SO you can eat favorite foods
without causing distress. The cost
is SO little The benefits SO great.
You. ton, will be a Diapepsin en-
thusiast afterwards.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

District Deputy Mrs. FLORENCE
Newton of Newport was present al
meeting of Aiadawasfza Temple
TytfIiap Sisters. Tuesday evening
and made her official inspection
The annual election of officers TOOK
place and the result was as follows:
NE C., Mrs. Gladys Wvman: Z. s,
Mrs. Maria Getehell; Z. J., MRS
Nancy Randlett, manager MISS
GLADYS Hanson: n. uf r. and c.
Mrs. Elizabeth Eanson; NJ OF r
Mrs. Jessie Dow: protector, Mrs
DeIlie Walker; guard. Mrs. Fannie
Braley: grand representative. Mrs.
Fife johnson; alternate, Mrs. Angie
Percivai.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

The Bayer Cross" 10 the thumb
print Of genuine 'Rayer Tablets of
Aspirin" II protects you against
limitations and identifies the genuine
Aspirin prescribed by physicians for
over eighteen wears
Always buy an unbrnken package
Of 'Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin" which
contains proper directions TO safely
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

-->- N<-iSa1" Ike CleAn Rnu cake were OF
sale, after which a dance was euloved
with music by Readfield Curnsr urrhes-
ira.
The remains Of Jnhn Titmau of Som
ervliie, Mass, were brought hers Dec. /
ana inferred In Readfield Corner oems-
tery.
T-Thaukssivinr aay ..
observed as usual, by enferraiuins or
pelhs entertained by relatives and
trends. and passing the day socially
with much pleasure.
MIR and Mrs. Leslie III. Jonas an
0ertalnHd their son. Arian Jones' ana
IamfF, MIR. and Mrs. Jones and zon
Lep. ''11
mr. and Mrs. Miles Williams nm.
1oyen the presence OF their son an6
family Rev. and Mrs. Anspn wiJIiazns
with two children.
MT and Mrs Nelson r. Enrtiun ar
compHnied by Eheir ohilfren. Nelsnn
Jr-, Lawrence Lucille and RACHEL
were the guests Of Mrs. Gortipn's 3
parents. Mr.. ann Mrs. George pila
Winthrop
Mrs. Caroline Denton and son
james enJuyed a trip To Portland.
where they met relatives and friends.
VINO were invited guests of Mrs. Dem
tons sister. Mrs. d. w Kenvin.
The Misses Maud and Frances
Aoell- Augusta, were entertained al
the nome Of their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs George K Adell.
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Cheslev were
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. FREQ VII
iiams. Winthrop. The party was hup-
ored by the presence of Mrs. Glenn
entfne Tiiton. East Kingston N. H.
I'm aunt Of Mrs. williams and Mrs.
Cheslev
Mrs Estelle Dudley was entertain
ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mel
win MRnter. Readfield Corner.
Fred Brown and family were in
vited guests Of MIR. and Mrs. FREQ
Leavitt, also JOnn Soidy. Quincy.
Mass
Mrs. Amy Packard and daughter.
Miss Nellie passed THANKSGIVING
with Mrs. Packard's parents, Rir and
Mrs. Nelson Wells. Fayette.
Mrs. Emma Whittier entertained
tler son Eugene Whittier. and Miss
Grace KNOX. Winsipw
Mrs. Mary Gordon and daughter.
Miss Marguerite Gordon. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lucius Barruws ana his rela-
tives from Foxcruff were entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Scribner of
Augusta
Miss Julia Gordon was dinner guest
of llrs. Burt Brann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Wright enter
tuined Mrs. Wnght's brother, Mr.
Samson, and Mr. Bickford of AuEus-
ta, MIR. and Mrs. kirkwnpo and son
Malcolm Of Sacn. and Mr and Mrs.
Robert Brann Of Readfieid Corner.
Charles Dudley passed the hpii-
DAY with Mr and Mrs. Thadoeus
Hammond. Kent's Eill.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Chadbuurne anc
TWO children OF Dixmont passed the
day with Mrs. Chadbourneis mother
Mrs. Florence Luce and tamily
Henry Hutchinson went on a hunt
ing trip ID Dead River. returning
Friday night with no game but re-
porting pleasant journey by auto.
Mrs Harry Gibbs was at the Cen
tral Maine hospital 10 see her daugh-
ter. Miss Hazel who Is recovering
from an operation
Mrs. Lucy Denton liz visiting MIR.
Denton's mother, Mrs J. z. Denton.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stevens. Ran
dulph, and Miss Florence Stevens.
Augusta. were guests Of their parents.
Mr and Mrs Frances Stevens.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

relieve Colds. Headache. Toorhacne.
Earache, Neuralgia, Lumbagu, Rheu-
matisrn, Neuritis. Joint Pains, and
Pain generally
Handy tin boxes Of twelve tablets
Cost but q few cents Druggists also
sell larger 'Sayer" packages. ASPIRIN
is the trade mark of Bayer Manufac-
ture Of Observation-Disclosures OF
Salicyiicacid.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
Elias S. Collins.

Word mas been received 10y Mrs.
W :. Bemis of the death OF her
uncle. Elias 5. Collins. a native O1
tins town, hut for many Years q
resident of the West. HIS death uc-
cIlr,,ed IN Milwaukee,, Y Is, where ne
mad made his home for many yei4rs.
and his age was rs years He was
veteran Of the Civil war. enlisGne
from this town and serving IN the
goth Maine. Soon after his return
from the war ne marrleu MISS
Naomi Wentworth Of Athens ana
resided in this village, working al ms
trade as carpenter. About 1873 ne
wen. West and had been employed
as u rnRchinist. A wiuow anu ohe
son. Harry Collins, who If also ma
cninist. survive.
Mr.. anI-Mrs. Joseph Began "ho
were recertly married al futsneia'
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Began, t.pnraIin
Ravmund and Mr. Clay have been
nassing a week AT Mr.. Hsaymonu
rnttaue here. returning 10 tttsneiu
Saturday
George Campbell has been ENJOY
ing q visit frum his mother MTs-
Edwin Bootnby of Keunebunk.
Mrs. Roy Foss went Monaay -
I-nn Mass. TO consult pnysiclans
il, rerard 10 what Is feared TO ne
cancer on her face
1ra Stafford. who has been IN the
hospital III Watervilie the pAsl siA
weeks with q broken leg, mas re-
turned TO his home here
Joseph Ellis mas SOLD ms place 70
Orrison Page and Is moving 10 Aie
eastern part of Cambridge
Mrs. Norman Willis anu htlie
daughter. Rita. have been Visiting
Ms Willis mother. Mrs. Gertrude
willis. the past week before going
tn Nashua. n. H, 10 make thelf
hume
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
NAVE COLOR N CHEEKS
IL Setter L Looling-Take
Olive TahleD

7, vo.r sian q yellow-camnleim
-,is,--Io-rus coated-Hppetite Douf~
w. w. 1sve q nad rasre N yoM muufh-
" ls-v uc-good teeiing-yuu shouid
- > Erwards' Olive Taniefs-E NIB.
.,-n,s tr cainmel-wese preured by
b. Edwzrds aftE ~ yeaR of srudya
.csranls umpumdmixedwifho i.
y W. viii luuw them by thsr olive mlw.
Tonavea clear. pink SKIN. bright ewes
- rrupies. a fe.iimK 0 buDyucy lin
= rss;daood days yunmmt F1rzttlEcznne
n Towards Olive Tahlefs act On
~ i've. zud bowels like calomel-yet
~ NO 1amgeuus zftE cfEM
-tsv s.E- rtR bile and oumzune en-
snauon. Millions Of boxes are snid
,nally 4, 1Dc and 25c- Take one or
~umcntirud u0se the epieaunGw wRaitR,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05
DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD HhSIBa


1hHEb No senne IN mixng - -
0f mustard ilnM md Wx1K Wh0yR
cm ea1ily re6ess pain. su1nMsWal.
ns4 with limie o1em. 1310o oGunEu1A.
MmtEzule u m1tie e pm q e
mustard md othH helrfm tnozsdia1R
cnmh1mad in the fum 0Ihe pzzne
WINNIE uinfmcut Il tzkEs the plnR0
mustard plastcys, and win nnt hlinmE,
Musteruie lMuzlly gives rEumrfEunR
6um sure ttnumt. kmrhifiR, tnniI1afa
GDup, stt6 n1ck, unl1mn, ncma1Gta
headAche, congestion, plerisy. .xhsmo.
tism, Mmhagr, pains and aches Of o.
back or joints. sprains, Ene mmr3R
hruisex chilhlains, frustEd feet nldDuf
the cheE (it nftEn npEevenfspneumnnizl-
3oc and 6c iarE hospital size CA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

Ine entertainment was furnished ny To-
cal talent. lee cream and cake were on
sale, after which a dance was suloved
with music by Readfield Curnsr nrrhss-
ira
Ihe remains Of Juhn Titman of Som
ervliie. Mass, were brought here Dec. /
and inferred In Readfieid Corner oems-
tery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-05

lake tablets only as told in each ..aavar,, :,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-09-16
TYPES OF MEN TRAINED
' OcatiOnal Rehabilitation Law Pro-
vides Training for Disabled Men
Under Different Conditions

Washington, Sept. 16.-Not every
disabled soldier is permitted TO re-
ceive training under the vocational re-
Mobilization law but every disabled
soldier who is in need of training is
provided for. The federal board for
vocational education is authorized un-
Ger the law to give training, with sup
port, to "eveTy person enlisted, en-
rolled, drafted, iEducted or appointed
III the military or naval forces of the
United States, including members of
training camps authorized by law,
who since April 1917, has resigned
Or has been discharged or fur!oughed
:herefrom under honorable conditions,
having a disability incurred, increased
or aggravated while a member of
:uch forces, or later developing a dis
ability traceable TO service with such
forces and who, ir the opinion of the
federal board for vocational education,
is in need of vocational rehabilitation
to overcome the handicap of such dis
ability" These are called "Section 2
men" in the parlance of the board, and
constitute the large ma jority of those
n training.
Disabled soldiers termed "Section 3
men" by the board are those with dis
abilities which do not prohibit their
return to former employment, hut who
desire training for the improvement
and benefits it may bring. The law
Erescribes that courses of rehabilita-
lion be provided for them under condi-
lions approved of by the board. Such
men must have been awarded COM
pensation by the bureau of war risk
insurance, and no maintenance is al
lowed them during training. In ad-
dition to these two classes a few men,
still in the army and navy hospitals,
are taking training under the direc-
tion of the board, without cost to the
board under SectIcr of the act.
These three classes include all dis
abled men, who are eligible for re-
education under the amended law.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-09-16
FAREWELL FOR MISS STEVENS

Editor Star: Before taking up
work in another county, wish, thru
the columns of the Star. to express
my appreciation of the kindness and
courtesy that has been shown me by
the patrons OF the primary school dur
ing the many years that | have been
a teacher and principal in the school.
It has been pleasure to work with
patrons who have been as considerate
and pupils as responsive as those of
Ocala. I wish also to express my ap-
probation of the work of those teach
ers who have composed the faculty of
the primary school during the past
few years. The attitude of the teach
eIs toward their work, the efficiency
with which they have performed the
duties they assumed and the spirit of
|helpfulness and cooperation they
have shown in ouI efforts to build up
the school, have been ideal. No prin-
cipal could reasonably ask for more
than these teachers have given. My
interest in the Ocala schools will be
no less because | am no longer con-
netced with them. and shall always
be glad of an opportunity to aid in
the work. Yours truly,
Nellie C.. Stevens,
Health Supervisor Lake Co. Schools.
Miss Stevens has done most effic-
cent and faithful work for the boys
and girls of Ocala. The community
ewes her a debt of gratitude and loses
her services with sincere regret.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-09-16
HELP FROM THE COAST GUAF
MRS. J. Nj. McCORKLE

Miss Rena Smith this morning re-
ce:ved a telegram from Miss Nell Nc
Corkle, in Atlanta, conveying the sad
intelligence that her mother, Mrs. j.
". McCorkle, was dead.
Mrs McCorkle with her husband
and children lived in Ocala a number
of years, and made a great many
friends, all of whom sincerely regret
to hear of her death. The family
moved to Atlanta about five years
ago, the move resulting from the i'll
he alth of Mr.. McCorkle, who however
did not live long. He was buried at
his old home near Charlotte, n. c.,
and the remains of his wife will be
laid beside him.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCorkle had a large
family, and leave five daughters and
three sons. The unmarried daughters
and the boys, Misses Nell and Bess,
and Harry, Ralph and Joe all lived
in Ocala with their parents. Their
friends here sympathize deeply with
them in their loss.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-09-16

view of correcting the alleged error
# same was apparent.
The board adjourned for the day.
The board reconvened Sept. 3rd,
with all members present.
Bill of the Carnes Construction Co.
against the Dunnellon special road
and bridge district in the amount of
S5,S29.8O was approved and sent to
the trustees of said district for pay
ment.
After hearing and considering the
complaints of the several parties to
assessments of their property, the
board ordered that the following re-
duction of assessments be made, to-
wit:
]. L. Miller, $500 to $1,000.
Irvine Crate & Basket Co., $4,000
10 $4,000.
McIver & MacKay. $4,000 to $780,
900.
Rheinauer & Co. $4,000 to S25, 1000.
On account of errors in figuring
acreage, etc., the following reductions
were allowed on real estate:
E. o. Cordrey, l2O a S 3 T Is r "a,
$4,000 to $25OO.
w. R. Brown, 95 a S z T IL R TIE,
S295O to $1,000.
Bishop-Hoyt Co., 225 a S 90 T IL
r %, $4,000 to $4,000.
Mrs. w. Z. Logan, 10 % T II r
%, $3.50 to $500.
d. S. and p. w. Borland, a grant
I 7S r p, $3.50 20 $50.
David Barcus. IA a S 33 T IL r %,
$500 to $3.50.
Citra Fruit Co.. a grant T IL r %,
$500 to $3.50.
Mrs. P. w. Buffum, II a S 20 T IL
r "a, $500 to $1,000.
S. D. Murrell, S 81 T II R "a,
$1,000 to 5000.
A. N. Cameron so a S % T II r
"a, $325O to $175O.
]. F. Simpson, 60 a S 81 T II R "a,
$500 to 5000.
George Simpson, 10 A S "a T II R
"a, $40 to $1OO.
w. T. Kelsey, 10 S 21 T II r "a,
SI75O to $500.
S. S. Knight, 137 S 10 T II R "a,
S11O0 to $500.
E. j. Lytle, 10 S 16 T II R "a,
$500 to $500.