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Evening journal., 1913-02-12
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LIST OF PUBLIC SALES.
February i3-Sale Of stock and farming
implements for Theodore Rogers. on his farm.
near Bear Station. az IN O'Clock. a m
STIDHAM & son. .Aurts
February 1d--Auction Sale of Furniture.
Rngs Mattings and Bedding. Go be sold al
Stidhsm Sons Auction Store. No. III
East Fourth street, az o'clock p. ni. Sec
ad of sale IN this paper
SrIDHAM & son. Aucts
February 2O-Sale oi stock aud farming
implements for Jesse McGowan ut Silver.
side, Delaware, at 40 O'Clock. o. m
SIlDHAM s. son. Aucts
February 2d-Sale Of stock and farmina
implements for Eugene Durr and Son az
Silyerbrook. Del, 40 O'Clock, D. M
SIIDHAM s. son, Aucts
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FURNITURE POLISH

A UTOMATIC FRENCH POLISH HAVE
"a you commenced 60 clean house yeti Or
when you do, how about your furniture,
piano and musical inatrumentsl Do they
need cleaning or rc6nishinEi II 40. remem'
Dor the Automatic French Polish. II will do
more for you than any other polish. Prices
moderate. within the reach OF all Try u
nnd see what Il win do for you. Price 25c,
iured and sold BY 9. +. Bennett No. 800
Monroe street jenl
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II OR RENT-s-ROoM HOUSE WITH
II stable, in suburbs. 20 minutes ride 10
Fifth and Market Address RIG, Evening
journal Ohice. feb1O-3t
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HAIR DRESSING


L IN DOUBT ABOUT YOUR HAIR
Il and facial treatment 60 90 Louise G.
Potts No. COZ Equitable Bldg. d. & A.
1la'A- d'-Sm'
L ID. DRIGGESS-FULL LINE OF HAIR
eD work, Comhings made into braids
pompadours and pufs. No. 516 Orange
street tebf'5m
MRS. r.. EVANS. no. sol KING
NJ street Shampooing. facial massage,
hair dressing Combngs made up Phone
s1soA- febi-6m.
MIR CARRIE WRIGHT, NO. 1910
vi Washington street Mancuring, cleo.
trio scalp treatment, facial massage, hair
dressing, Ehampooing Combngs neatly
made up. d. & A.. i954L. d9i-6mo.
NJ ISIS FRANCES MUIHERIN, FOR.
M morly at No. s23 Market street has re.
MAYED 20 No. s26 Market street. Shampooing.
scalp treatment facial massage electrical
treatment mnnicuring; full line Of switches
and transformations also combings neatly
made up. d. A. phone 5s56A. mi6-1yr.
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WANTED. HOUSEHOLD GOODS


HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
L household goods. Bought and sold. n
IS. ilurlook. No. 10f Madison ST. ian20-1m.
w p WANT YOUR SECOND HAND FUR
w niture. Highest cash prices paid.
Also new and second hand furniture for
sale. Dngan, No. 2l7 East Ninth street
Phone. 8ii5A. sep21-u
ID ERGER PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
ID dealers for your once furniture and
household goods. You re losing money n
yon don't sell 10 him. postal will bring
our buyer there with the ready cash. Ber
ger, Third and Shipley streets. ID. & A.
nhone. 5113A. mth-tf
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~ OTICE-NOTTCE is HEREBY GIVEN
y that "The Mayor and Council Of viii
mingfon' through the agency OF the Board
of Directors OF the Street and Sewer Dc
partlncnt will make application 20 The Court
of General Sessions OF the State Of Delaware
in and for New Castle county. on ,he third
day OF March D. 1918 for the appoint.
mont of commissioners 20 vucato all that por.
tiun Of Tho bed OF Walnut street. az laid out
on The map of the city Of Wilmington at
sixtv-avc 1867 foot six (6l inches wide. be
tween the southcrly side Of Water street (ex-
tcudcd) and the ChristianR river. including
the wharf at the foot OF said Walnut street.
moro particularly described follows.
beginning az the point Of intersection OF
the southorly side of Water street fcxieudcd)
AZ thirty-three (33) feet wide and the west.
orly side of Walnut street. at sixty-fvc f65)
feet sis 90 inches wide; thonce southorly
along said westerly side Of Walnut street.
OF less 90 the Christiana river thence
thereby eastcrly siNty'Ayc (65l feet six f6)
inches moro or less, along the nnriherip line
Of said river 90 It's Intersection with the
easferly side OF Walnut street thcnre
northcry along said easterly side Of Walnut
street three hundred and ffty.two feet ten
inches more or less 20 the soufhcrly side Of
Water street (cxtendcd) thence thereby
westerly sixty-fvc 1851 feet six fO) inches
mere or less, 20 the place of beginning; the
said Walnut street being a public stree, OF
ihe said city Of Wilmington and a public
road I'M Wilmington hundred
Board of Directors Of the
STREET s. SEWER DEPARTMENT
BY George W. Sparks President.
Attest: 4. v CHRISTN, Secretary. JAM 5-30i
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IL OR RENT. FURNISHED ROOMS. NO.
il sos Van Buren, street ian3O I'm.
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EnD SAVE
~ OA kJHnfn<

NOR SALE--55 YARDS HANDMADE,
Il plaid carpet. new. No. s86 Tatnail
street Ian221m.
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LADIES' TAILORS


A SILVER, TAILOR. LADIES' AND
n Cents garments cleaned pressed and re-
paired. No. 7OB Jefferson street ian2d 6m.
~ BUGLlONE, GENERAL TAILOR.
VI. Cleaning, Securing, Repairing and
Dyeing promptly attended TO. Nos. 2iO0
Market street and 5o2 Walnut 81. ian2o-1m.
Nj GRoLL, LADIES' TAILOR. WISHES
Nl. 70 announce big reductions during Jan
uary and February. Fit style and work
manship guaranteed. No. 7Ol Washington
street d. & A. phone 1t31. jan27-im.
II WIILER, LADIES' AND GENTS
Il IL. up-to. date tailor. You can get q suit
TO order style, ft and workmanship guaran-
toed 90 great reduction by ordering this
month The bost material used. Save $500
by ordering now No. $40 King street. ID.
& A. Phone, 1857 feh5.2m
~ o THE LADIES OF WILMINGTON.
Now 10 the time 90 order your spring
outfit before the busy season begins.
Suits made OF tho best material with Skin.
ners satin lining. Fit and workmanship
guaranteed. Prices, $50 and MP. j. Rosen,
No. 10it Washington street. ID. & A. phone.
3a52D. inn21-sm.
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TYPEWRITRRS.

rTN YPEwRITERs REPAIRED, RENTED.
4 sold Easy payments. Bargains, slightly
used Royals. Underwood Romingtons. Rib.
hons Typewriter Supply Co, No. oi5 Mar.
ket st. Both phones a23.tt
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ARCHITECTS

A kCHipkCFS AND ENGINEERS. SIS
n Market St. 80 years OF active practice
brings 20 our clients much useful knowledge
IN design and construction, and we warrant
our work correct IN an respects
r. H. RICE. JR., Co. Enc)
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IL OR RENT-BARBER SHOP. DOING
K good business, at No. 8oo2 Market street;
immediate possession Apply James Watson,
No. 3 East Thirtieth street. febS-7t.
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SITUATION WANTED, FEMALE

~ OMAN WANTS GENERAL HOUSE.
w work. Address No 2ol Washington
street teola-1t.
~OUNC LADY WISHES POSITION AS
not loo rapid Address Asa, Evening Jour
nai once febli-6t.
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M ANTED-WOMAN DESIRES UNFUR.
w nished room. north OF Eighth street.
between Market and Adams streets Address
WI. Evening journal Office. febi2-6t
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OH MADISON STREET. 10 ROOMS
ZIlf and bath, hot water heat S28i
immediate possession. Walter j. Thompson,
Iwenty-ffih and Madison streets.
dI.m.M M.f.if.
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u LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN AND BkAhh-
1 men for nearby railroads Wages $50 70
bver slOO monthly Promotion TO engineer, con
ductor. Age. 1875, oxperience nnneoes.eIy'
No strike Railroad Employing Headquarters.
flushing business Many hundreds Of men
employed monthly. state age, send stamp
Hallway Association, Box e27, Evening jour
.,.i ,1es,e. fobS1m.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

- oIIsH GIRL AS CLEANER IN A CLUB.
Room aud board. SIS month. ABBY
No 1lO3 Market 81 ieol1-hN
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MUSICAL.

Nj UsICAL INSTRUMENTS OF ALL
wi descriptions bought and sold 10 cent
sheet music aud orchestra selections. Cata.
logue free on request. Repairing speciality.
Bows re.haired. Old coins bought and sold.
Coin catalogue. t2 cents. postpaid. q. A..
Milano, No. 20i W. Eighth St.. Wilmington.
Del feb22-1yr.
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE.


DUNG MAN DESIRES WORK OF ANY
kind Best reference Address A-1Ol.
fyenins Journal o0ice fehe-et
w ANrED-POsITIo AS wATCHMAN
w in store on bank. Best rcforence. Ad-
dress A-tou. this onioo. fob6'ot
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FOR SALE

'Oi5 lombard S.. rooms ard bath.
Goa W. Fifth ST., 9 rooms and bath.
l2i W. Seventh ST. store and dwelling
s22 jefferson St., I'D rooms aud bath
SOB Wolaston St.. rooms
700 Monroe ST.. rooms and bath
1910 iatnall ST.. rooms and bath
1891 Clayton ST.. o rooms & bath porchoS.
1888 Clayton ST. Cor. rooms, BATH and
pantry and porches.
1921 Rodney Sc Cor. rooms and bafn.
2SIO Jefferson ST.. Z rooms and bath.
1903 Nandcrcr Ave, bargain. u < q.
COG W Second ST. rooms and bath.
l4iu Washington S.. 10 rooms and bath.
2Oua Van Burcn ST.. rooms and bath.
1894 penusy ylVaniu Ave. 10 rooms and bath.
pantry. hot water heat. Lot. 0UX2O0.
1902 Hamilton ST.. roonis and bath
1910 West ST.. Z rooms and bath
l3l6 Lancaster Ave- Z rooms and bath
25.acrc farm nt krunett
os-acrc farm az Ashland
l7-acrc farm at Taleyvllo
II DTTCHII-
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SCRAP IRON. sTEEL AND METAL

II IGHEsT oAsH pRrCFs PATD FoR
IL scrap iron, steel and metals rubber
and rope. Wilmington Iron and Metal Co.,
South Market and o streets. ian3l Tyr.
II IGHEsT CASH PRICES PAID FOR
IL scrap iron. steel and metals, rubber
and rope. Auto tires % specially E. Ed
ward Stirlith, No 22i French ST. iau8i Tyr
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NY ANTrD--A GOOD INVEsTMENr OPEN
w for few subscribers. Has An earning
capacity Of $50 20 Sl2o on 500 invest
rCc reouire no money until thoroughly ia.
vestirated by YOU Address M.59' Evening
Journal Office. 1sh1s-eou lrl.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

~ ANTED- YOUNG MEN
w 20 solicit business for an old ostab'
iis1ed house. no samples. salary and com.
mission: reference required. Address Boz
W62. this Office. oot'V'e,
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Gan CRIsCO. 22o. DIAMOND TEA co.
gn5 King street, Ninth and Spruce
sfr,ets Second and Adams streets. jsn2s-lm
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PROPOSALS.

IT S. ENGINEER OFFICE WILMINGTON.
~ del, Jan. o, 1913 Sealed proposals
for dredging AppoQuiniminE River Del. will
be received here until II a. m, Feb. IA,
1913 and thon publicly opened Information
on application. r. Il. Raymond Mai. Engrs
janis,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

A y ADvERTIsEiaENr III THE
IA EVENING JOURNAL rs AN
ASt tEhIlsEbEHT IN THB
HOME. THE EVENING sOURNAL
IL READ IN AORF Hours
EgERN DAY THAN ANY OTHFR
~ L A WARE NEWSPAPER
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AZ IIMINGTON rITN ufRLCTORY
w Tho oaicc Of the Wilmington city di.
reciory tpublishcd for tho past twelve years
hy the Eastern Directory C0.) Is now located
10 the Delaware Trust AnncN. No. East
Ninth street Room No g.
Mr.. John o. Mullins having resigned ns
manager. Mr. Webster Hill has been selected
as manager aud ho will lave the mannge-
inent OF this years city directory. Eastern
Directory Co, Philip @. Churchmau. prcsi-
dent. Harry r.. Billany, treasurer: pub
fishers Of the Wilmington City Directory.
fch5. .m ". film.
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T1REE IlIJSpRATED. BOOKLET TELLS
IN about 100000 protected positions in
II s. service. Thousands OF vacancies overs
year There is big chance here ior YOU
euro and generous pay. lnetime. empioymeni
Just ask for booklct l-o0O. No ophsa"ou
Earl Hopkins, Washington, a. 9.
fi.5.e.12.15,19,22,-6
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- STAMPS WITH ONE POUND MON
hU tana Conee, e5c. DIAMOND TEA
10. ROB King street Ninth and Spruce
streets second and Adams sireets- isn2s-lm.
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HELP WANTED

= ATtVAy MAIL CLERKS WANTED
X Tor Parcels Post. $50 month. Thou
sands needed wilmington examinations
MAY g. sample questions and coaching sent
free. Franklin Institute, Dept. e0-b hocheS-
ser N. y. iepo-1n'
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Opporunfe
WANTED

n ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
N FVFNfNG JOURNAL IS AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THH
HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAL
I6 Read IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELLA WARE NEWSPAPER.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

E OR RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS
II gentlemen only. No. 1916 King street.
fcblO.lm.
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NOTICES

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR ALL
IL kinds OF hides. Lewis Sklut, No. East
Front street i1nl4 lm
~ Office A. CHURCH HAS RE
y moved ls dentist Office from NO 1O6
Market street 20 his home. No 5oi West
Niuih street Phone. 3osi febs I'm
~ OTICE-DR J. r MORRIS HAS PUR
~ chased the dentist oaice OF Dr. O. A.
Church. 80. 7OG Market street where ho
win be pleased 20 sce an patrons feb5.lm
~ OTICE-S II. DURsTEIN. MAKER OF
- Sen Auhcn Scgars twcnty- three years
run Stores supplied with tobacco. cigar
cities and cigars Store No. East Second
street Factory. Walnut and Second streets
d. g. A. phouc. 26,f, Delmarvia, 3655.
fHnnT.pod d.I n
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FOR RENT

IN ADVERTISEMENT IN Thu
~ EVENING JOURNAL IB AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
home. THE EVENING JOURNAL
is READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELLA WARE NEW9P APER
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REMOVAL NOTICE.
PRINTE.Rs

->~>~-----e-,-~----~--->>~
E0 WEDDING INVITATIONS. fi.5J
OU and up. 6On Business Cards. S1.25
duhNSrON, Printing and Engraving. No IL
Last Seventh street ilO-ood-tf
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I. RTTCHIE.
SALE

NO 2li WEST NINTH STREET
ID. & a. Phone, ilo2A
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T or RENT-AN APARTMENT IN THE
II Lyle, Eighth and West streets, rooms
and bath. No. 11O6 Head street rooms
and bath. No. 2fO North Van Buren street.
rooms Store and dwelling, Eleventh ana
Heald streets. r. Levy, Seventh and Market
streets feb10-1m.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

VN OR RENT-FhRM OF 80 ACRES, on
Il Faulk Road IA miles from city. Storm
buildings Residence. barn wagon house
chicken house, spring house and smoke house.
Apply " y. Craven. No. $500 Jefferson St.,
ID. & A. phone No. $3.50. febi2-4t.
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ROOFERS
PLUMBERS

ID ALPH J. FIDANCE.
IL Plumbing and Heating Moderate
prices Calls attended 60 at once. No. 1902
West Sixth street d. & a. phone 154lD.
Dehmarvia. 1855. niT-f.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-07-14
Marriage and Crime

In New York unmarried men
are more often criminals than
married men, according to the
report of the work of the district
attorneys office. The same is
true of married and unmarried
women.
This is to be expected The
married, especially where there
are children, have a greater stake
in the community and in the very
nature of things are more con-
scious of the wholesale restraints.
But it is reasonably to be ex-
pected that many more OF the
married than of the single should
attempt suicides The report
states that three times as many
married men as single men at
tempted suicide in 1912. While
marriage restraints fro CRIME,
its cares and troubles drive the
weak to frenzy.
The record referred to shows
convictions of 789 married men
and of 2,O68 unmarried men in
1922. A comparison for the last
nine years gives 1870 convictions
of married men and for all sorts
of crimes and, 1906 convictions
of unmarried men.-EX.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-07-14
Miss Mildred W0oten Died Yesterday.

Miss Mildred Wooten died Sunday morning at her home
week She taken violently from the very START apsing
into Inconsistencies Sunday morning. and never showing
anv sion of the return of reason although skilled physicians
and nurses minsteed to her continuously She evidenced
vague signs improvement several times but was only for
brief period the relapse following The deceaseds Illness ana
death was caused by uremic poisoning.
Miss Wooten young woman of striking ability ana
beautiful character Possessing splendid disposition and
smile for everybody carried sunshine wherever she WENT
Surely young has lived In Fitzgerald VINO
was more popular than Mildred Wooen She was popular IN
church circles we'll and sbeng business woman
her services were considered indispensable by her employers
The greatest felt during her illness by practically
the whole town and when announced Yesterday morn
mo that she had passed out the shock universal
Jp until the time of her illness, Miss Wooen held re-
sponsbe position the Office of the superintendent OF the a.
& A. and previous that the efficient society
o ress of the Leader Enterprise and nowhere she loved
to anv eater extent held higher esteem than by the
oanaoemet and employees of this office The concesus of
opmon is that earth to spread sunshine ana
that she succeeded admirably is not questioned.
Miss Wooten the daughter of Mr. AMI Mrs george
Wooen and besides her parents survived by one sister,
Mrs i Cowart Senoia, four brothers, MessrS Roscoe,
Ennis and George Wooten all of this city, and Victor ooten
Of Mississippi 10 these the ader Enterprise JOINS host or
friends IN extending he Art felt sympathy.
The funeral service will be held this afternoon at 4:3o
O'Clock At Central Methodist Church. of which the deceased
was consistent and active member
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-07-14
Result of Races

The horse race at the FAIR
Grounds last Wednesday for the
purpose of running off the unfn-
ished race of the Fourth, was at
tended by some two hundred and
fifty people, and the racing was
fine, responsible critics stating that
the last two heats between Peanut
and Wilbur furnished some of the
finest sport IN this line that has
been in south Georgia in some
time.
j. W. Scarborough drove his
horse, Peanut, and W. II. Ken
drick drove Wilbur, the Lon
Dickey horse. Five heats were
made and Peanut won three out of
the five.
The race between Happy Jack
and Kadle Woodruff resulted IN
victory for the first mentioned.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-07-14
Search Taken Up
For Missing Farmer

Waycross, July 11.-Under the
direction of E. T. King, superln'
tendent of the Waycross and Yves
tern. the search for Mack Spain,
the farmer whose mysterious dis
appearance from his home II
miles west of Waycross had led to
the belief that he has been robbed
and killed near bis home, was con-
tinued today.
Stains that are believed to be OF
blood have been found near where
Spain always went when ne fed
his hogs. 1t is impossible to tell
whether the stains are of human
blood or not, but in view of the
unaccounted disappearance OF
Spain it is thought the stains will
have some bearing on the case. AS
far as can be told from a prellml-
nary examination the mans house
was not robbed. 1t was general
knowledge that he always kept
what cash he had in sack tied
about his waist.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-07-14
Laws In Which
The Public
Are Interested

The following bills have been
introduced at this session OF the
Georgia Legislature are of speclai
interest to the people. If you want
to see either of them become Law,
write your senator and Representa-
tive where you stand.
By Mr. McCrory of SchIey
County-To name joint commit
tee of three from the senate and
FIVE from the house to inquire into
the cost of school books, and to IN
vestigate the question of the state
printing It's own books.
Bv Mr.. Wright of Floyd-to
require goods made by convict
labor to be 50 labeled when eX-
posed for sale.
BY Mr.. Methvin of Dodge-To
require factories to provide proper
ventilation and sufficient heat IN
the winter.
By Mr.. Adams of Hall-lo
compel all children betW cen 5 ana
IA years of age to attend school.
By Mr.. Smith of Fulton-Io
prescribe the minimum number OF
employees to be used on passenger
trains.
BY Senator Sweat-To provide
for compulsory school attendance.
Ry Wimberly, Wohlwender and
Slade-To amend the present law
in regard to the Militia and plac-
ING 1t under the direction of the
civil authorities instead of the
governor during riots.
By Word of Twiggs-To regu-
late the hours of work in wooden
and cotton mills
Bv Blackburn of Fulton-A
BARRIERS license law.
BY Senator Peyton-To require
railroads to equip their engines
with electric headlights.
By Mccarthy of Chatham-A
bill to amend the code relative to
running engines.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-07-14
Interesting Figures
OF MasOn's Annuity

Atlanta, July 12.-With the
c'ose of the fiscal year, the Su-
preme Lodge of the Masons' An
nuity, according to Secretary u
E. Argard, shows assets OF o641'-
310. 81, and the organization has,
in addition, paid to beneficiarles
since it was first instituted S406, :
1856 81. These figures will prove
interesting to Masons every
where. They show an increase
in assets of more than sixty lone
thousand dollars over the year
previous, and over one hundred
and twenty-six thousand dollars
over twv years ago.
When it is remembered that
this organization started without
a cent of capital, it's growth and
success may be regarded as very
remarkable.
Perhaps no organization in the
world is more particular as to the
investment of it's funds. The
reports show that $535, 805 IS of
the annuity funds are invested
in municipal bonds. The Supreme
Lodge building, which is located
in the heart of the business dis
trict of Atlanta. and which the
order owns. is listed at something
over S42, 900, though real estate
men regard it as worth very con-
siderably more, due to the steady
enhancement in centrally located
property.
The Masons Annuity is an or
ganization for the benefit of the
widows and orphans of deceased
Masons, and has the hearty sup
port of members of the order all
over the country.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-07-14
To Extend The State Road
Via A., 8. & A. to Sea and
Lease w. and 4.

! That it is the desire of the
house committee on the Western
and Atlantic railroad to take detl-
mite and speedy action IN regard
to the lease of the states prop
erty was manifested Friday when
two bills, one providing for a
commission to investigate and re-
port on the lease, and another
directing that no sale of road be
authorized except by a vote OF
the people, were acted upon ia
vorably. A resolution to investl-
gate the feasibility of buying the
a., B. & A. railroad was recon-
mended.
The committee was unanimous
inits recommended N OF the "A,
B. & A. resolution, but 1t was
adopted with an amendment,
changing the number OF the COM
mission from seventeen to five,
three to be appointed by the
house and two by the president
Of the senate. 1t was the conten-
ton that the best results could
be obtained by a small commits
sion.
Another bill favorably recon-
mended was that of Barry Wright
of Floyd creating a commission
of seven, three from the house.
two from the senate and the two
remaining members to be ap-
pointed by the governor, with
Governor Slaton and Chairman
Gambler, of the railroad commits
sion, ex-officio members, to IN
vestigate and report on the lease
of the W. & A. An approprla-
ton of $4,000 is carried to pay
all necessary expenses OF the
commission.
In the course of the discussion,
Mr.. Wright advanced the idea of
leasing the space abo e the tracks
from the Union passenger station
in the Forsyth street viaduct, as
a business district.
The only other measure affect
ing the lease of the state road
was in; reduced by Mr.. Meadows,
of Wayne. This measure deals
directly with the proposed lease.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-07-14
Autos COllided
Mrs, Samuel Walker Injur-
ed, Tho Not Seriously

An accident which resulted very
painfully to Mrs. Samuel Walker
occurred Yesterday afternoon when
Mr.. Walkers car collided with
Mr.. Wiley Williams auto. The
accident occurred about q mile
from the city, butno one in either
of the machines was injured, with
the exception of Mrs. Walker,
who suffered a badly lacerated
arm, beng thrown against the
wind shield, which broke and the
glass cutting her arm. Both cars
were bruised up considerably.
Mrs. Walker was Immediately
brought to her home on Magnolia
street and after having the wound
dressed is resting very easy today.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-07-14

A representative OF Ice mac hin
ery manufacturer was IN the city
Saturday, figuring with Mr.. A. B.
Cook in installing a small ice and
cold storage plant.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-07-14

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