The Ocala Evening Star from Ocala, Florida • 2

OCALA EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 19. 1521 and the only safe place for him is a Florida jaiL He should also ask as a favor that he be convicted and sent a. I i ni i STAR PUBLISHING COMPANY, more easy on him mere tnan At-OCALA, FLORIDA lanta. By the time your Uncle Sam gets thru with bid, nobody in -this part of the country will have any excuse for not knowing what peonage is. R.

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One change a week allowed on readers with out xti composition charges. Legal advertisements at legal rates. Germany has been forced into mak-inc nromises which she Will break -later on. FELLOWSHIP long Some Georgia lawyers insist that a man shouldn't be punished for peonage, because comparatively few peo ple know the law. If there are any people in the Southern states who don't know what peonage is.

they should be sent to jail for ignorance, for certainly this section has had enough trouble about it. Peonage is said to be practiced largely in New York and other big eities, particular ly among the Jews, Italians and Slavs, who enable people of their national ities to come from Europe, and then make them work out the debt at interest and compound interest. It is very seldom, however, that the federal government notices this offense in the north. It keeps its guns load ed for the South. Fellowship, Jlay 17.

The drouth was broken Sunday. Miss Fay Beck after spending a few days the guest of Misses Sarah and Callie Ferguson at New Smyrna, is now in Gainesville, the guest of her brother, Mr. Ira Beck. Mr. and Mrs.

C. P. Howell and daughter were callers yesterday afternoon. Claude McCully, who has been teaching at Melbourne, returned home last night. Mr.

C. F. Kenney of Jacksonville, who is representing the American Motors Export was a business caller a few days ago. W. W.

Wiliian, state Sundayv school secretary of Jacksonville, will be at Fellowship next Sunday and will preach at if o'clock. He will also present the diplomas to the graduating class Sunday night. Sunday school will be promptly at 10:15 a. m. MAXWELL REDUCES PRICE Nobody ever noticed the annual razee of the aurora borealis until prohibition came m.

If the army officers wanted to keep Sergeant Breadvad out of the hands of. Florida officers, they should have sent, him out of the state in an air plane. The trouble about most writers about jazz is that they don't realize when they have jazzed enough" with their, Miami Herald. Wouldn't jagged be Gainesville has a law to keep the chickens off "the street. What are they trying to do protect the college Petersburg Times.

Those young scamps don't need any protection. The arrest of ex-Sergeant Breadvad in Jacksonville, at the orders of Gov. Hardee, on charge of being an accomplice in the killing of Fred Pitt in Punta Gorda some weeks ago, was the correct procedure, and if Breadvad has been discharged from the army we fail to see why the federal government has anything more to do with his case, unless it be to secure counsel for him. From all the evidence we have seen, he was acting under orders of his superior officer, and therefore should be held guiltless. We think he should be given a change of venire, as judging from what some of the DeSoto papers say I feeling runs high against him in that county.

In order to make room for "our Ladies' Mid-Summer Hats we are absolutely sacrificing our SPRING Hats. FISHEL'S. 12-t-f-s This is a Studebaker year. tf It's the Star's opinion that the Miami Herald will search the statute books of Florida in vain for any law that will prohibit a preacher from preaching on Sunday, or anybody go-ingjto hear him. It's no sumrise that the railroads are criticising the Panama canal They up a big fight against the canal being built, and it would please their managers to see it blown up.

If is a. check on freight rates. The transport Wheaton arrived at New York Wednesday, with the bodies of 5212 American dead on board. Among them were eleven nurses. This is the largest number of bodies returned on one ship.

Miami voted Tuesday to, install commission-manager, form of govern ment by a majority of 195 out "of 3000 cast. The men's vote total ed 1800 and showed a majority of 80 against the project, but the women, who cast a total of 1300 votes, carried the election. Says the Clearwater Sun: "Should the state capital be moved from Talla hassee to Clearwater the legislators would find plenty of amusement fish ing, boating and golfing and perhaps wouldn't work so hard passing bills that worry the state and keep con tinually causing delegations from first one section or another to spend their good money going all the way to the northwest corner of the state to protect their rights from those elected for that purpose. But should a delegation find it necessary to come to Clearwater they would also have a pleasant trip. Yes, the state capi tal should be removed to Clearwa ter." Announcement from the Maxwell! fartnrv twav yA nrp trA r.ric of i Maxwell cars $150 and the car can be 3S delivered to customers at Ocala for jQj $1000, being the pre-war price, as Mawel prices were reduced $150 last fall, and since which time the car has been vastly improved, mak ing it today by long odds the best low-priced automobile on the Ameri- can market.

The situation is this: An increased valne in an improved car, since the 1921 models came out, and a lowering of price by $000. The United States court today con firmed the sale of the Maxwell-, Chalmers properties long pending, end the new organization is now com plete and the $15,000,000 of new cap ital held in escrow is now available and the great Maxwell-Chalmers or ganization is going to make the au tomobile industry sit ud and look around. The first act of the new organiza tion after the confirmation of the sale of the properties in the friendly i suit to reorganize was to reduce the price of the good Maxwell $150. Carroll Motors R. R.

CarrolL QUALITY CLEANLINESS TRY OUR PROMPT SERVICE Everything to Eat PRICES RIGHT Cook's Market and Grocery 243 PHONE 243 Our Specialty Is All the returning ex-service men brag on Orlando. The hospitality "of that city, they sayrcannot be excelled. Everybody in the town was every ex soldier's buddy. The legionnaires will meet next year at West Palm Beach, a town that has never taken second place in giving its visitors a good time. Major Sumter L.

Lowry of Tampa, state adjutant, was elected commander, and J. Y. Cheney of Orlando took his place as adjutant. Louis H. Chazal, adjutant of the Marion County Post, was elected a member of the state executive committee.

We note that the mule that was so highly eulogized during the war has returned to the ice. wagon. Fame soon cools. Miami Herald. Not so bad.

There are times in every man's life when he wouldn't swap a five-cent chunk of ice for a place the hall of fame. The Ocala Star claims credit for bringing the rain to Florida. It agi tated the proposition of getting out the. sprinkling cart in Ocala and showers began falling muy pronto all over the land. But there is no limit to Brother Benjamin abilities.

Clearwater Sun. Hold up quit reminding people of that. We dont want to have to take the blame of bringing on the rainy season. Ocala Star advocates removing the capital "Some where east of. Su-" 'wanee river.

But it is as hard to "raise a thirst" there as in Leon, Tampa Tribune. No trouble to "raise a thirst" any-: where. To lower it is where the trouble comes in. Sidney J. Catts had better hike for that Bradford county jail like a homing pigeon for its coop.

The federal grand at Pensacola has indicted him MICK IE SAYS GET A.OVRm VT POUCSYCHOMi) NQU AOS OVi EASTTU TYAE. MEEK VMJST 5CT tUfctt, RStW IN tVC UEeAJFTES, PER. tuen ofc oow Ger if MOSS BLUFF Moss Bluff, May 18. Miss Martha Fort, who has been visiting relatives in Jacksonville and Ocala, returned home Tuesday afternoon. While in Ocala she was the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. E. C. Jordan. We welcome into our midst Mrs.

J. P. Galloway and children of Ocala, who expect to spent part of the sum mer here at their country home. Messrs. Dan and Sidney Fort were business callers in Leesburg Saturday and Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sellers after spending several days with relatives at Electra returned to their home at Homosassa Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence White were callers in Ocala Thursday. While there Mrs. White was the guest of Miss Martha Fort. Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Wheeler after spending the winter here with the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wheeler, left for their home in Massachusetts Monday. They -expect to go to Jacksonville and take the boat for New York. We hope they will return aagin next fall.

Rev. Colson will fill his regular appointment at the Christian church Sunday morning and evening. Everybody urged to be present. WDWN (GO PMCE Effective TODAY the price of Maxwell Passenger Cars has been reduced $150, making the delivered price of the Maxwell to customers LAKE WEIR or Pre-War prices, with a vastly better and more improved car. This is the first act of the New Maxwell Organization.

CO. Between Ten Cent Store and Gerig's Drug Store T. IBM Fire Insurance Ocala, Florida TO BE CHARMING IS TO BE POPULAR But charming manners and charm ing conversation are not usually suf ficient to offset a lack of charming complexion. You can cultivate charm of manner and speech, and you can enhance the charm of your complexion thrugh the use of Lake Weir, May 18. Rev.

J. C. Boatwright of Anthony will hold serv ices at the Baptist church Saturday night, Sunday morning and Sunday night. All are invited to come. Robert L.

Fosnot has bought, torn down and moved by truck the old Lake Weir Baptist church, which has stood idle for the past twenty years or practically since the big freeze of '95, when the members of church were scattered to the four winds of the globe. Everybody on the lake has a soft spot in their hearts for dear old Bob, who is always ready with his strong right arm to defend the weak, be it a woman, child or a bedraggled kitten in need of help and we feel there is a public sentiment among the people of the lake that as the old church was abandoned as a place of worship, there is no one we would rather see sheltered by its hallowed walls than Bob and his bonny wife and child. May they live long and enjoy the substantial home he will build from the old church on the crest of the hill at Eastlake, overlooking the limpid waters of the most beautiful lake in Florida. The public school question has not been settled yet as to where they will locate the building some raising the question of what shall the public do without a school house for suppers, plays, picture shows Why not keep the school houses at each place for town halls. They" can be purchased and moved further up-town, where they would be conspicuous as public buildings and ornaments to the town.

Several ladies kindly furnished din ner for the men who cleaned up the cemetery last week. If it had been known at Lake Weir and Eastlake the people would have gladly helped as some of their loved ones and friends are esting there. The cemetery needs a well with a good pump that there may be plenty of water for flowers and grass that should be planted there to beautify the resting place of the dead. lhe washed sand company has a full force of men working under the direction of Mr. B.

Baker, assisted by Mr. Downing and Arthur Scott Jr. as engineers. They are loading from seven to ten cars a day and sending them to all points in Florida. Mr.

and Mrs. A. D. Fourcert, who have spent the winter at Mount Dora paid Mrs. R.

L. Martin a short visit ontheir way home to Muncie, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Fourcert spent part of two winters on Lake Weir ard now con elude they will settle the question as to their future home in Florida.

The club house picnic closed the winter program two weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. Rheinauer are to be con gratulated on the splendid manage ment of the program and especially the financial feature of the club' affairs as there is a large surplus to the credit of the club which may in purchasing a piano, repairs, etc. in the future, as there may be a sum mer program after the Atlanta colony arrives in June.

We can make immediate delivery of the good Maxwell, the best value in a light four in the United States. (MM) R. R. CARROLL OCALA FLORIDA ....1 MEAL ESTATE REAL BARGAINS White Truck $300.00 Overland Roadster $300.00 1917 Buick Touring $625.00 1918 Buick Roadster All have good tires, good mechan ical shape, good tops and upholstering. 18-tf Spencer-Pedrick Motor Co.

BIG SACRIFICE ON ALL OUR LADIES' HATS and BRESS GOODS. FISHEL'S. 12-t-f-s All Garcia de Oro cigars wrapped in NYAL FACE CREAM WITH PEROXIDE Greaseless Invisible Two Sizes Small 30c, Mammoth, 60c. ANTI-MONOPOLY DRUG STORE Ocala, Florida "Once a Trial Always NyaP SUGAR SATURDAY AND MONDAY 13 pounds of sugar for one dollar. with a dollar's worth of other groc eries for cash, Saturday and Monday only.

Phone 377. tf H. B. WHITTI NGTON Frank W. Ditto Improved and Unimproved City and Country Property, oHer or a shor Ume lhc foUoHing Barrjains: HIGH CLASS RESIDENCE LOTS.

Buy now and build when you like. No. 170. Lot on Oklawaha Avenue, 100 ft. front by 122 tt.

No. 131. Corner Lot on South Fifth Street, 100 ft. front by 13O near Mrs. Fold's residence l.

IOOO No. 143. Corner Lot on S. Eiehth Street and Sanchez street, 68 ft. front by 122 No.

No. 159. 168 Lot adjoining the above and due west, '68 It. front by 244 ft. 800 SOLD RENTING PROPERTY AT LOW PRICES No.

92. SOLD No. 123. Two renting houses on lot 50x150 both for 500 No. 107.

SOLD No. 118. Two renting houses in Smith Daugherty addition, Loth 600 Has Ocala started to build up? Drive over town and see for yourself what is being done and consult me as to what is in prospect. BUY NOW LET ME SHOW YOU the above bargains, and if YOU WANT A FARM or a SUBURBAN TRACT I have them and it will be a pleasure to show you. FRANK W.

DITTO, 107 South Main Street. WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU To Inspect Our UP-TO-DATE Odorless.Dry Cleaning Plant Thorough ly-Equipped With MODERN MACHINERY I Garments Pressed on STEAM PRESSES GUARANTEE NO SMELL OF Gasoline or Cleaning Preparations Phone 101 DEPARTMENT DRY CLEANING Ocala Steam Laundry tion. 25 cents at Ceng's Drug tSore. tf fS i Raising tne Family- Prosw proved hncnt to trve Title of "Artlsn 1 1 12 SI v. i tinfoil 10c at all dealers.

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