The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1919-09-24
OBSERVATIONS
Wise and Otherwise


that feeds him, especially if the hand
belongs to an extra pretty girl Lady
fingers and all.
If acala hopes to be city beauti-
fol" this winter, there will have to be
some speeding up of a number of
things.
An electrically heated tray that can
be connected to any lighting fixture
is new sick room convenience.
Don't eevry one get sick now just to
give it a tryout.
Ocala's housing authorities are still
building castles in the air.
A little widow now and then plays
havoc with the single men.
**+
1t is pretty hard now days to tell
by fellows haircut whether he is a
rube or a genius.
Job may have had boils, but he
never grabbed hot curling iron in
the dark and put it in his mouth by
mistake for cigar.
#%*
Interference" though it may some
times be mistaken and sometimes cost
a heavy price, is nevertheless fine
az d beautiful thing, in that it repre-
sents an honest attempt to right what
| L. wrong-SometileS
Each day is little lifetime rounded
of with a sleep, the image of death.
Zach morning is OH resurrection.
y
If walters talked one-tenrh as much
as BARRIERS, they'd lose their jobs
The crank we have always with US,
and sometimes she is a woman.
| $3.50
1t doesn't take any brains to be a
kicker. Any mule can do that. But
cid you ever observe that the mule
that just stands still and kicks don't
get anywhere. Neither will the man
OF woman who does it. Watch and see
for yourself if it isn't true.
|
| One of the saddest of life's facts is
| that woman do not care for women as
a sex; that is, as men care for men,
Men naturally hang together, but
women do not. Men will die to save
ether men; women will sacrifice them
selves for children, but not for other
women.
/ We wonder why it is that the most
honest woman in The world will otter
resort to pretenses? Maybe it is be-
cause she thinks it lubricates society
1t is said that scientific men art
now able to photograph thought. 1t i:
certainly hoped that they will moi
bring their cameras around wheI
Ocalans are thinking of the condition:
of the city for winter visitors.
| Everybody i'm public life, and not ;
few out of it. have long since Learned
that to nobody lis it safer to revea
secrets than to real newspaper men
) The higher their standing in thei
profession the more do they know o
: the things which for one or anothe
: good reason are not to be printed, am
; this is not because of professional
. eminence of the veteran journalists
but because their careers have beel
long and their opportunities many TO
: the acquisition of reconcile knowl
edge. There are, of course, times an
r occupations when condolences are no
invited by journalists-when they ar
= refused. At other times they ar
: willingly Or gladly accepted, and high
F ~ valued as their possession render
: possible a more nearly complete IN
2 Outstanding of personality or sit
uation, and add accuracy to the writ
]. ing of what can be written. There
: fore, not many months ago, when thi
!. column was dubbed alright Bits" b
: the boss editor, and to save it's repu
tation and its life, perhaps, we struc
/ for another and more suitable name
r we gave a description of certain en-
e gagement ring that was being brough
D home in the "over heart" pocket Q
/ one of our most prominent soldie
E ladies, then sailing upon the crysts
II seas between New York and Bres
: However we did not say that bot
E lived in Ocala, neither did we sa
;, just when that soldier laddie arrive
n or in what direction of the compass
: he motored, to place that exquisit
/ French engagement ring. But it ha
1 all been done, and before many moon
e this little scribe will be given full Liz
{ erty to reveal a romance begun Ion
:, ago, even before the great ships be
e gan to steam under heavy convoy
foreign shores.
= There are a few Photographer
n whose carefully considered brief SCI
Y fences are winged so as to fly int
e your brain like so many sharp lit
k al rows.
Y A woman of forty-seven, intelligeT
= 1 and active NAV meet a man who Wi