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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-08-29

ed Sarah M. Pearson, deceased, John
Philips, deceased John Phillips, de-
ceased, S. E. Ponds, deceased, Zach
Gus Price, deceased, BENJAMIN F.
Priest, deceased, John e. Rast, de-
ceased, J. G. Reardon, deceased, John
G. Reardon, deceased, Sir e. J.. Reed
deceased, Sir Edward James Reed
deceased, Mary J. E. Reeves, deceased,
William Reeves, deceased, E. j. H.
Richardson, deceased, Lester A. Rob
erts. deceased, Raymond Robinson
deceased. Albert S. Rogero. deceased.
Mary A. ROgero, deceased, w. H. Ro-
zero. deceased, Mary A. Rogers, de-
ceased, Isaac Saunders, deceased
Samuel Saunders, deceased, Effie
Sells, deceased, Effie L. Sells, deceas-
ed, J. D. Shaw, deceased John Shaw
deceased. r. A. Shaw, deceased A.
Simmons, deceased. Elijah Simmons
deceased, Enoch Simmons, deceased
George f. Simmons, deceased, J. w
Stevens, deceased, John H. Steels, de-
ceased, James W. Stevens, deceased
Thomas. deceased, w. M Tunno de-
ceased, George Turner deceased,
James Turner deceased. ). G. Vail
deceased. Josiah e. Vail, deceased,
VIM. E. Vail, deceased, Smith D.
Wacknan. deceased, Edwin w. Wad-
dell, deceased. Charles Q. Warwick
Trustee, deceased, c. c. Warwick,
Trustee, deceased. C. II. L. Watson
deceased. VIM. E. Watson, deceased.
Emma White, deceased, Julia White,
deceased. Winter White, deceased, J..
w Virgins, deceased, John w. Will
liams. deceased, Lovit Williams, de-
ceased, F. J. Williamson, deceased, c..
H. Wilson, deceased, Charles H. Will
son, deceased. Joseph Womberly, de-
Leased, Frederick w. S. Woolhopter,
deceased, Margaret Woolhopter, de-
ceased, Mary H. Woolhopter, deceas-
ed, Phillip Woolhopter, Trustee for
his son, w. S. Woohopter, deceased,
Ben Wright, deceased. George Zehn-
bough, deceased, George j. Zehen-
baur, deceased.
And all parties claiming an inter-
est in said property situate in Ma
rion County. Florida. to-wit:
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-12
English Organization Inadequate
Compares Great Occasions.

"The one occasion saw a tremendously
. dramatic political spectacle; the other. a
three hour explanation of complex piece
of constructive legislation. Yet am not
sure that Mr.. Lloyd Georges was the
greater triumph. To house of COM
thing like a quarter Of the national
wealth in war appropriations Mr.. Fisher
calmly made his demand for $75,0O0,o 600
to inaugurate a complete new educa-
tional organiZation-and was entnuslas-
tically applauded.
''That applause was the testimony
that Britain INTENDED to help the NUM-
ton girl who aspired to be more IKE
lady; to help the farm boy who. while
digging trenches in Flanders, has learn
ed to see life with a wider vision than
when blowing burrows in Kent
Lauds Educational Reform.
Like every other, British reform,
the educational act carefully utilizes
the long-laid foundations. avoids I'M
necessary shock to tradition. saves
and builds upon whatever has been
found good. II has since become a
law, ana for it's coordination of all
grades, from kindergarten to univer-
sity; for its plans to make education
compulsory, practical and cultural;
for its guarantees of the full measure
of educational opportunity that every
IyDS OF aQOleSCSut HiiHO may
il seems fairly to Justify the verdict
of some educators that 1t is the most
complete and satisfactory educational
scheme ever devised for any nation
"If space would permit. a digest of
this measure, which combines
scheme Of universal education with
new and necessary restrictions on
child labor, would give. an excellent
idea of how the British managed.
while meeting the demands showered
on them by q warning world. to ind
time for constructive reforms
Here In America few people have
rust begun to study the amazing data
about illiteracy, our 100000 alien
residents, use Of foreign languages in
great communities and the physical
degeneracy Of great classes. which
have been made available through the
working Of the universal military
service act Britain has studied its
corresponding data, and has taken
measures to end disgraceful condi-
lions"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-12
oNE-DAY OUTINGS FEATURED.
Schedules to Colonial Beach and
Piaey Point Rearranged.

one-day outings to Colonial Beach
and Pfney Point by steamer are made
possible for the first time in many
months through a Encouragement of
the schedules of the Washington
Southern Navigation Company. effect
i've today. This company operates
the fast steamers Lord Baltimore and
Penn.
BY this Encouragement 1t is now
posi- BILE to leave this city at $50 am.
arriving at either Colonial Beach or
Piney Point a few hours later for a
whole afternoons stay. and return on
the up boat, arriving at. home at
pm.
These steamers are reputed to be
the fastest passenger boats on the
river. being capable of an average
speed of twenty knots. They are
Handsomely fitted and equipped with
every convenience for comfort of the
passengers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-12

AGENUINE THIRST QUENCHER.
HSrsforA's Acid Phosphate
makes all drinks tastief and more satisfying
MAKES you feel better. Buy bottie.-Adver'
tisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-12
BAND CONCERT.

In Iowa Circle this evening at
7:3o o'clock. by the United
States Marine Band, Walther F.
Smith, I'd, leader.
March, 'Reg't de Sambre ct
Mouse" .....-.... Rauski
Overture, THE Daughter of the
REGIMENT .. DoniZetti
Selection. Eileen" Herbert
(a) Entr' act. The Serenaders,"
Gregh
Oh Caprice. Idle Hours"
Kretschmer
Waits, Ny Queen. .Coote
(a) Smiles" ....... Roberts
OBJ Two-step novelty, Meow"
Kaufman
Fantasia Hungarian. Tobani
The Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-12
fNG[AND'S REFORM
|NEDUCAT|ON TOLD
Achievement of Herbert A. L.
Fisher, Possible Ambassa-
| dor to U. S., Described.

Herbert A. L. Fisher, who is said to
have been offered the post of British
amba ssador to Washington to succeed
Earl Reading, is known widely as a
scholar, historian and linguist, but
his most memorable public service,
perhaps, has been in his present posi-
ton as minister of education in the
Lloyd George cabinet.
How he won from parliament, in
war time, a budget with which Eng
land hopes to revolutfonize her edu-
cational policy, regarded as one of her
greatest reconstruction measures, is
told in the following communication
to the National Geographic Society
from Judson c. Welliver.
English Organization Inadequate.
'The organization-it can hardly be
called system-for public educa ton
In Britain was VIGOROUSLY inadequate.
war, and the wars shock aroused the
nation to action. j sat through two
absorbingly interesting sessions of
the house of commons. One was on
the day of political crisis, when some
innocent souls thought Mr.. Lloyd
George was in danger of being driven
from power. and when. with the eyes
of the world focused on Westminster.
with the benches and galleries of the
commons packed, the prime minister
in 8 great speech drove his enemies
from the field in utter rout. The other
lister for education. presented and ex-
planned in much detail an ambitions,
but dry-as-dust program for educa-
tional reforms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19

head trolley line was built in Kansas
City IN 1854
O. What f. the meaning Of such
letters n aD,- As,7 -O,7 on United
States coinss r. 8.
A. These letters which appear on
United States currency are mint
marks, and refer 10 the mints at
Denver. san Francisco, and New or
leans where the coins are made
@. Did Sergeant York receive an
honnrary commission In the United
States armyi " r.
A. The war department says tnar
he did not receive a commission III
the army. but that be did receive the
honorary commission OF colonel on
the staff of the GOVERNOR Of Ten
nessee-
CAny. reader can get the answer 70
any question By writing The Herald
Information bureau, Frederic j.
Haslrin. director, Washington. D. G.
This offer applies strictly 10 in1or-
nation The bureau cannot give ad-
vice on legal medical or financial
matters IL does not attempt 20 set
tie domestic troubles. nor to under
take exhaustive research on any sub
Jet Give fun name and address ana
enclose two cent stamp Tor return
postage. Write your question plainly
and briefly. al replies are sent
street TO the inquirer.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19
HOROSCOPE :.


should be a favorable sway FOR
hunters
Domestic conditions come under
government Of the stars tending TO-
ward many changes, in which SIM
pier customs viii be introduced
Hotels and boarding houses con
tinue under a direction Of the stars
making for prosperity Cooperative
living viii greatly increase New
methods Of reducing expenses viii be
introduced in western states and VIII
be adopted east
One Of the many reactionary ten
dencies that viii be apparent soon
VIII be toward Victorian standards
OF social conduct. II viii be fashion
able TO be modest and domestic, the
seers predict and a famous society
woman will introduce reforms
After this month modisres and mil
liners VIII not be so fortunate as
they have been. Il IS prognosticated,
for there IS a threatening sign inter
preted as presaging dress economy
among women
Persons whose hirthdate Il IS have
the forecast Of . quiet year.
Children born on this day may be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19
LittLeBObbie spa
The Family Il Introduced to Dads
Old Friend Who suddenly Be
came Rich. and Bobbie
Learns How He Did IL.

] I WAS 70 a lawn party last mite Pa
took Ma & me. Pa has got a friend
witch got rich during the war. & Ma
has a butiful hoam neer New RoshelL
Yure friend was vary fortunate 20
git so welthy. sed Ma wen We was
on the way there. Is he stuck up?
Not one bit. sed Pa. he is as material
as a old pair Of shoes Wait til you
I see him. sed Pa Nobody ever called
3 old Jack Black stuck Up. sed Pa
Is that his naim. Jack Black3 sed
| Ma II sound kind OF chubby.
He is as chubby as thay cum sed
Pa
I hoap he is REFINED. ssd Ma. Bobbie
knows too much slang now.
He is REFINED, ali rite. sed Pa de
has wen with sum OF the best peepul
in his naborhood all his lie & then
we cain TO Jack Blacks hoam- IL
was awful swell
Wen. well sed Mister Black. 50 You
got her all rite. You find the way
places much better than you used
70 in the old days, he sed 20 Pa
Yes, sed Pa, we thot we Wud like
20 look oaver yura butiful hoam.
Then Pa iuterduced US & Mister Black
sed That is sum husky that kid Of
yures.
was like him wen was a boy. ssd
Pa full Of pep a. vigger, Pa sed- You
used 70 90 sum. too. he sed to Mister
Black
I VIII say 7 did. sed Mister Black.
Cum rite in the house. ne sed 70 Pa
& Ma & vile the ladies are con-
serving, he sed. you & I viii knock
oaVer a lemon pop & dreem OF faded
glories. he sed 20 Pa
While Pa & Mister Black &. me
was drinking our pop Ma went with
Missus Black g. left Us men together.
This is the life. sed Pa. I believe
I viii go back 20 &C.. am Weery-
ing OF cities. he sed TO Mister Black.
weeried Of cities long ago. sed
Mister Black. after we put oaver that
last big poliIclrel deeL newer felt
safe In a city after that. he said 20
Pa Every time I saw a man that
weighed 200 pounds looking at me, he
sed. / began 20 think Of that thare
blind old sal they call Justis. he sed
to Pa, 7 guess I am safe now, tho,
hoa1 so sed Pa. POHtieEs Is a
risky gain
Thare is a lot OF boobs on this here
planet, isent there, sed Mister Black.
Wen think how 7 got all this with
out working a lick. he sed, I feel kind
Of gilty to Sc a man lifting a 500
pound barrel onto a dray, he sed
TO Pa.
Then Ma & 1rissus Black cain In
& Ma sed Wen. what are you gentle
men discussing & I sed They was
talking about Citing the mummy eesy
without working for Il. 7 sed & then
Mister Black looked at me like our
cat looks at Joanses dog
Wen grow up I am going 20 look
for sum easy Doe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19

THIS is not an important day IN
/ planetary direction, according TO
astrology- Mercury and Mars are
mildly adverse.
During this sway It IS well to pur-
sue routine matters. for the plane
tary government that stimulates and
exhiIarates IS held 10 have supreme
influence on the affairs Of men
While nations are suffering from
the disturbing afte--effects OF the
war, warning Is given that the men
raj conditions should oe watched, for
ideas that are destructive and dan
eerous are poison 70 the mind
Because Of the reaction after re-
cent emotional stress IL IS held by
she seers as exceedingly dangerous
10 gre reign to any enthusiasm that
may lead % an extreme Of thought
OF action
The stars that are held to disturb
the brain are said TO affect many
who Investigate psychic phenomena
making for strange obsessious and
increase OF insanity.
According 10 ancient lore this
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19
| UES TIONS
AND
ANS WERS

q At the reception AZ the National
~. Press club. and other places in
Washington, Why did the prince OF
"a aIes shake hands with his left hands
H. d. a.
A 4 cowboy in Canada shook hands
with the prince so vigorously that be
broke one Of the fingers on his right
hand
o. Does the holder OF stocks have TO
pay income tax on dividendsf c. o.
A. The income on stock dividends
is paid by the corporation and not by
the individual
o. Has the government sanctioned
and substitute for sugarf l.. r. ID.
A. The bureau OF chemistry. says
that malt sugar syrup, brand new
sweet. can safely be used as a suos1i-
tute for sugar.
o. Mere the draft boards paid By
the government J. l. NJ
A The provost marshal general 8
office says that the majority OF local
boards accepted no compensation lor
their services Those lnat eIl 1872
coupensation we're paid according 10
the number o. reglstrants. where
there were less than 1000 registranIs
the board was allowed $50 month
For 5000 and over $500 a month was
allowed
O. Did the Indians have any domes-
tic animals at the time OF the dis
eovery Of Americaf r. H.
A The Smithsonian Institution
saws the only domestic animal which
the Indians had at that time was Lne
dog Turkeys were found IN amer
ia at that time. but were not comes
ticated.
q. what T. a good reeips for max
fna- auEurleEs peanut cundyf j. H. g.
Il. The following IS = recipe com
piled from government sources one
Gun uoIasses. one-half teaspoon soda,
one teaspoon vinegar. three table
spoons sour cream, one-hal1 up pea
nuts Boil the mixture until IL forms
a hard ball when dropped into cold
water. Beat IL until cool and tnen
pour It over TIE peanuts IN an olleu
o. How nany children had John
Adams, second president Of the
United states, and what were their
nnmesf A. }. 6.
a. he had five children They
were: Abigail. John Quincy. susanna,
Charles and Thomas Boylston-
O. How can n scorch be removed
from a wooden clothE r. v
- To remove a scorch from wooden
material sponge with peroxide OF ny
drogen-
a. How Is q urelA IN n NITRIC ca
bic put toEetherf +. o. VI.
A A break IN a cable is located by
means OF an electrical apparatus me
repairing crew travels IN a special
patrol boat The broken ends are
pulled together with a grapneL or
five pronged anchor; the broken ends
are sDliced and the cable is allowed
10 sink by its weight
q How long did Il take Weston
. to walk across the continent and how
old was he nt the fimes J. E s.
A Edward Paysou weston was 20
wears OF age when he undertook 70
/ walk across the continent in 1903 lie
walked a distance Of 1855 miles in
104 days and seven hours The re-
turn trip in 1910 took &c days and
IS hours. The distance covered on
7 the return trip was $500 miles
@ Who Invented the first trolley
( car, and where was IL first operated
Z c. n.
A. The first attempt to build an
{ electric railway was made by Thomas
Davenport in Brandon. Vernon, in
1885 slemens and Halke constructed
Z the overhead wire line about 1885, in
, Germany. and one was exhibited IN
/ Chicago by D. J. Van Depocle. IN the
same year. The first operative over
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19
Ell PASO COFFIN COMPANY
CHARTER FILED AT AUSTIN

Austin. Texas. Nov. 19.-Charter q
the FL Paso Coffin company Of Fl
Paso. was filed today in the state
department Capital stock $4,000,
incorporstors: J. J.. Raster, Lee Il
Orndorff and Q. s Goen.
The City Mortgage company OF e
Paso filed an amendment TO its char
ter increasing its capital stock from
$500. 900 70 5000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19
THOUSANDS POISONED
Life Shortened BY Uric Acid

Most people die eventually Of Overad condition II the blood
n be rendered more alkaline the longer i've With regular
hours plenty between meals sensible coarse 1000 ans
chance to get poison Of the system man VIII I'VE 70 Dc
hundred But unfortunately highly Of living brings
increased storage acid in the body This acts as pon ana
We suffer from lumbago aches pains rheumatism govt
Get rid Of this uric acid poison by taking harmless neae1e'
called Anure' (anturicacd) out the uric acid BY
stimulating the kidneys pint Of not water full half hour
before meals and Anuric three or four times day. nus
can be obtained at almost drug store
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19
NEGLECTED. COLDS
ARE DANGEROUS!
DR.. Kings New Discovery
soon breaks a cold and
checks a cough.

NHLLs - fever - sneezes 90 and
- then a hard cold develops
Take a little Dr. kings New Dis
coverv when the sniffles start It
VIII soon check the cold. the cough
provoking throat-tickle- Used every
where by people who know why Il has
been on the market Tor hale a century
Relieves cold. cough. grippe, Group
No disagreeabls after-effscts- All
druggists-60c and $40 a bottle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19

but they we're round and gave the
impression Of solid muscle, yet had a
certain softness Of outline. a certain
chldIfseuess Of contour. that did in
deed make Them very appealing
pho-ogIauLers have commented on
the fact that our women 90 not
possess beautiful arms We VIII hope
that The present vogue for short
sleeves VIII cause them 10 take more
interest ia this part Of the body
VIVA the arm. as with the leg, tho
most effective way TO produce real
beauty is through exercise, and this
is best done early III the morning
one which exercises the lower arm
and has no effect upon the upper por-
ton is as follows.
Hold one elbow with the other hand,
then stretch the lower ann as mucn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19
STOCK EXCHANGE MEMBER
HELD ON LARCENY CHARGE

New York. Nov. 19.-David W Sulli-
van. a member OF the Consolidated
stock exchange. was arrested here
Tuesday on a charge OF larceny. The
American Surety company, which has
been working IN the case with the
district attorneys office. declared in
e statement that IL is believed the ar
rest viii reveal a number Of mes
senger theffs among downtown bro
kerage offices totaling at least
$500 600
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-19
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
How about Your Aruls9

7 ONCE heard what seemed to me a
very charming description OF a
certain woman's arms she hasn't
really beautiful arms &c was said.
''but somehow they are very appeal
ing" The next time [ saw this par
ticular women OF course, I pald
special attention 10 her arms. They
were not elasticity perfect in shape,