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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-21
Commencement at Local Schools
viii Be Conducted Next Week
Rev Lee White pastor Of Byne Memorial church. will preach Com
mencement sermOnExercses will be brief and attractive

After an nnusuallv.successul year
in all branches of the work the lo-
cal grammar and high school de-
partments will hold their commen-
cement exercises at the school audi
forum next Sunday and Monday.
Rev Lee White, pastor Of the
Byne Memorial church, Of Aloany
will preach the commencement SER
mon next Sunday morning, and at
the service the school children and
members OF the faculty will be
honored guests. Tie further exer-
cises OF the commencement season
viii be. held Monday evening, when
a varied program will be presented
at the auditorium.
The exercises Monday evening
will conclude che commencement
season. The school year now draw
ing to a close has been an excep-
tionally pleasing one. It is under
stood that the efficient faculty which.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-21

Tie commencement exercises at
the Third District Agricultural and
/ Mechanical School will be an elabor-
Late affair this year. Nevertheless, as
teachers and students have hereto
fore invarible made d great success
oiegery undertaking il goes without
saving that this wears program viii
he splendid from start to finish. III
begin with, there viii be presented
on Saturday evening 81 this week,
beginning at $500 clock the drama
Faust and Marguerite a COMPOSE
ion by Goethe, one Of the world
renowned dramatic poets. This
drama will be presented by students
of the school upon a stage construct
ed and electric wired for the purpose
~ thestudents. This platform con-
tains a thousand square feet of space
land the performance will be giveninI
the open novelty which Is sure.
to be appreciated by the audience
and those who take part as we'll. The
light effects will be quiteremarkableI
and the drama will be interspefsed
with appropriate music. In TACT, the
whole presentation will be as near
like that Of the Metropolitan Grand
Opera Co.. rs circumstances will perl
init,
On Thursday night will be the an
nual sham battle, with more than
one hundred soldiers in action. This
has become one Of the events looked
forward to each commencement with
great interest.
The alumni banquet will be held
Saturday night, May 23rd, and this
lis always an enjoyable occasion for
all present.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-21
Commencement Exercises at the
Agricultural School This Week
Graduation and final exercises at Third District Agricultural and
Mechanical school commence Saturday, May %.

On the Sunday following the COM
mencement sermon BY Rev. James
B. Lowrence will b. heard at Calvary
Episcopal Church, the service be-
ginning at II O'Clock.
on Monday, the 10Th, at l0:30
O'Clock will be tie commencement
program, beginning with the indus
trial flashlights, Y which is practical
demonstration work on the stage.
Here viii beseen the frey forge, the
ringing anvil, the whirling lathe, as
we'll as concrete and brick laying,
carpenter work, milk testing cream
separating, dressmaking, and all
forms Of work carried on at the col
iege shown before the audience. A
meal viii be cooked and served All
the machinery requiring power viii
be driven by electricity made upon
the premises. The third district col
lege has presented this innovation
for four previous years, and the pace
set here has now become the tile goals
Of the other schools Of the state. It
is apopular occasion and attracts
many visitors. Following this dem
onstration work will be the COM
mencement address BY Mr.. Nj. i.
Britain, state superintendent If
public instruction. The days pro-
gram will be nicely leavened with
appropriate music.
People who are interested in thor
ongh, practical work III farm life, as
Well IL first class education along
many special or technical lines should
ehdeavor to attend one or all Of these
occasions. Visitorse are always warm
~ welcomed and enioyably enter
tanned at the Third District College
in Americas.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-21
Proceedings Of the County Commissioners,
Meeting TUESDAY. May II, 1914.

p con,n s;onsgs Powell Laranaore
snts ordered issued to tie pauper already enrolled = 90
Following presented approved ana scripts ordered
T W q Martin salary ndge city lsmrg Tor April 100 90
xery as riding lallH May q $50
superior COURTS sunohhg
before
faony
Albany day service On election etc e per aeet 1o H
byTa T0und blanks ny JEage Noihet oahay
printing school election DC as per account = %
Gentle 5aesso etang s NAV % 94 superior
Miss Jennie Ford 3 Meals gf ana sonp eou 9l4
boswell dep aler, rail diem service on city and
nnre courts April work fence around jail lot
freight o account -
j W Tracy nights special 3ah superior eouIt
Forrase discharged convict
~ a " salan salary county for April 1914 p 0
dep sheriff service city court a r service o. @
1913 EACH and stamps
and stationery allowed him as TaX Collector 1do ~
% Woman various articles &c from Apl7h May 9th
pei tented
T. n t3odby service deputy warden for April ., og 40
John 3 Fox guaron the county njor AFn % ~
]. II. Bass, day guard 00o
I / A RUSSELL
Cleveland averetiser zoo
7 Meredith, TX
3ooe Howard, service night guard .a !, o; 90
Dail NAY ouleoi
! W Morgan Dep Ierk S G, service
Frederick Bisnecan Ceo Carbolne and fr q g
y pairs call convict s9(es, per ace On e.
Ca Machinery and feed as F5tap
convict shirts, hl s,in orno
James Morgan diem May term 94 ? y ssuHs
enas witnesses appear before grand jury issuing eHs
~ g. conving general pentmnts publication, stamps used
for past 6 months mailing out county script - -
Gulf Refining Co. gasoline and oils asrer bills i72 e
Owens Auto Co. (Abany cable and spark plugs ~
The Good Machinery Repair parts Tor Champion grader
Carolina Is barrels ed Dominion Cement AZ
$2.l1 less freight $S42o y
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-21
We specially push and recommend our
own Remedies which we guarantee fully

Pruetts Pills for the Liver; Pmets Healing Oil orcus
sores and burns Pruet Comp Ext Saraparla for blood
diseases rheumatism Prue rs Chill Tonic for chis
fever and colds Menthodne good all round save also
good for Group colds in chest sore throat etc CamPhoyne
ninent for neuralgia stiffness Rheumatism and
umbago.
WE ARE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING WHICH
WE THINK THE, BEST OF THEIR KIND oBTAINABIE:
unna Candies VnO Rexa Remedies Eastman Kodks and Sup
plies, Shsrwn Williams Paints, l. Waterman Fountain
Pens, Edison Photographs and Records.
When town, and see what sort Of stock have
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-21
Local Baseball Team
Playing Good Ball Nov
4. M. c. and Sasssr teams defeated in good
games.

The local baseball team is fast
striking it's stride and the fans here
are enjoying a good brand Of ball.
Two pretty games were copied BY
the locals when they defeated the
sasser team last Friday by the score
Of Z to 6 and the Third District
Agricultural and Mechanical School
team Monday by the score Of ~ to
6.
The victory over the Americas
team Monday solved the feelings Of
the locals for the loss Of the first
game to that team. There is another
game with the Americas team sche-
duled fer Friday, which the locals
are confident Of winning.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-21
Local Singer Now A
Member Of Albany Choir
Julian Price will sing with Presbyterian choir

Beginning last sunday, Mr.. Julian
Price appeared az q member Of the
Presbyterian churchin Albany Mr..
Price viii sing il Albany regularly
SO that his friends here will miss
hearing him sing in the local chur-
ches, to whom be has ALWAYS been
most cordial in offering lis services
without Pay Mr.. price has ~ ex-
cellent voice, and be has sften sung
in Albany choirs in the past.
While his friends will regret to
know thai he will sing here very
seldom ia the future, rhey wish the
odd Basso Profundo" and Fox
hunter" the wide recognition in AL
bany That his voice is sure to pain
him. Only the most flattering and
highly complimentary comment has
been hear.l from those in Albany
who hive heard him sing recently,
And Julian Prices genial and friend
ly personality wins friends for him
wherever he goes.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-21

has conducted the school duringthe
present school year, with the ex-
ception Of Miss Lizzie Belle Martin
who has accepted 4 position else
where, will again be in charge next
fall The many friends 81 Miss
Martin will regret tc learn that she
has already accepted desirable
position elsewhere, and the best
wishes Of the patrons and friends Of
the school are hers in tile future
work.
The faculty for the schools next
fall will include Mr. I. A. IIarrcll,
superintendent; Miss Clara Mars
hail, intermediate; Miss Kate Har
ris, primary and Mrs. 7 G. Tharp,
music.
It is believed that no school Of
tile same size in the state has a more
enthusiastic OF more Loyal corps Of
teachers.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-21
Farm Demonstration Work
To Be Done BY Schools
Agricultural schools will assist in work.


Atlanta, May 20-0ne ofthe du~
ties Of the coming Georgia legisla-
ture will be to select the different
agricultural colleges ahd schools that
are to conduct and direct the farm
demonstration work provided for
by tile smitf1-I4ever Agricultural ex-
tension bill, which United States
Senator Hoke Smith has succeeded
in making a law.
The Senator had a hard fight to
keep in the measure the clause leay-
ing the selection Of the schools to
the legislatures Of the respective
states. Republican senators sought
to force an amendment providing
that part of the money should be
expended by negro schools. This
precipitated a lengthy debate in
which Senator Smith pointed out
the impossibility ola southern state
accepting the appropriation il negro
schools > no were to direct part OF
the demonstration work in the SOU
tn. AS the result Of that fight, the
Georgia Legislature will have the
absolute control OF the selection OF
the institutions in Georgia through
which this work shall be done and
this money shall be spent.
The measure, Of course, is nation
vide, and it is proposed to place a
demonstrators Of scientific farming
in practically every county in tho
United States.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-21
Thirteenth Session Of The
Summer School Of South
wal convene in Knoxville On June %.

The Summer School Of the South
located at the University OF Tennes-
see, at Knoxville, has announced
its thirteenth session for June % to
July 81 inclusive. This unique
school was established in 1902, in
response to a demands for a central
Ily located schuol oil the highest
grade for southern teachers. Its
founding was made possible through
the aid furnished by the Southern
| Education Board, who realized the
great need for just such an institu-
/ ton. It opened with a remarkably
large attendance Of over 1000 at the
first session and has grown consider
ably beyond that figure, with an
average Of almost 2400 for the last
four years. Its superintendent for
the first ten years was F. P. Claxton-
1.-THE present q. S. Commissioner Of
/ Education, under whose wise md
enthusiastic leadership it has play
ed no small part in the educational
renaissance Of the South.
! Tie 1914 session promises to
keep up the high record Of attend
ance Of former years, while the
names of the faculty found in the
recently published announcement,
! drawn as they are from all over
i the Union, guarantee that the same
thigh standard of work set in the
past will be fully maintained. The
! faculty includes ninety-seven lectur-
ers aud instructors, who will offir
over $50 courses in 81 departments
providing in a practical way for the
needs of every type and lind Of teah-
er and supervisor in elementary and
and high schools as well as in acad-
emies and colleges.
Musical entertainments, includ-
ling c6ocerts by the Cincinnati Sym
phony Orchestra, and a shakespear-
can Festival by the famous Coburn
PLAYERS. will contribute 90 the in
struction and entertainment Of the
school
/ Knoxville's location, among the
mountains Of East Tennessee, Will
and altitude Of over a thousand feet
makes it an ideal place for holding
such a school and insures = general
by cool and pleasant climatein sum.
lmer. The statistics of the Unltec
States Weather Bureru show tina
Knoxville is the coolest soutnerf
city, with an average Of 81 degree.
in July.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-21
Soon at
Agricultural School
Am.rieus has had successful year.

Invitations have been received
here to the commencement exercis-
es Of the Third District Apricultu-
raj and Meehanicle school, which
will be held neyt week. Underline
efficient management Of Supt 7.
NJ. Collum the thirc district school
has had an unusually successful
year, and q large class Of graduates
will receive their diplomas next
week.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-21
Preliminary Survey For
Division OF Heath Estate
L.rs. property ]. real estate viIIb. .abdivid.d.

A preliminary survey is now he
ing made for the purpose Of placing
the Heath Estate, consisting Of a
plantation near Century and one
northeast Of Leesburg across Muck
alec creek, on the market this fall.
The plan as announced Is to subdi-
vide the large estate into numerous
50 acre lots, which will be sold to
whi.e farmers.
This development is in line with
the many extraordinary changes
that Lave been made in Lee County
in recent years. Thesubdivision OF
these large estates into smaller tracts
that will be placed on the market
this fall will serve to bring numer-
Gus other whiteimmigrants into Lee
County and to make fewer the un-
wieldly estates that exist here. There
are six heirs to the estate, which is
a valuable one.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-21
Now is the time 10 pay
your subscription in
advance.
Many subscriptions expire

Many subscriptions expired
May u, 1914
and every deliquent sub
scriber should help us by pay
ing up al once It's expen-
sive 70 publish an eight-page
paper every week, but The
journal wishes 10 continue 70
do its part in giving Lee coun-
u the best piper ever pub
lished here---a paper that IS
really worth $500 per year,
but we ask only 81 Copper year
In ADV ANCE.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-21

Total 81 ,653.94
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1914-05-21
For State Senate.

VOTE for E. S. Ferguson, Jr.,
native son of Lee, for the Georgia
State Senate. If
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-14
THRONGS ATTEND
 DETLOFF FUNERAL

Funeral services and interment of the body of John J. Detloff yesterday afternoon at I o'clock were attended by throngs. Elks hall. where the ser vices were conducted under the au- spices of that order. was not equal tO accommodating all who sough. to pay their last tribute to the dead.
 In the funeral procession nearly one hundred Elks marched to- the special sSfee- cars awaiting at the depot. Fol. lowing the body was long line of carriages and automobiles. Three oi the latter were fairly filled with floral offerings. including one splendid piece from the employees of the Orpheum Theater.
 The funeral services followed in quest held by Coroner Smith at Lowe, yesterday morning. The verdict re turned by the Iury was death due tC the accidental ovorturning of an au , fCmobile.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-14
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EAGLES BEGIN THE
 PICNIC CAMPAIGN

At a meeting Sunday night, the Eagles and Red Men general commit tee on the June picnic got together on a vigorous campaign plan for the time between now and the picnic date The work has already started and is to go on under a full head of steam.
 Reports from the several commit- teemen were unanimous in expressing the opinion that the picnic this year would be the greatest in the history of the organizations. This belief is founded upon the comment that the committeeman have heard since they have been going about district 4
 In a day or two the commtlee will commence its work on the program for the picnic. I. will be the usual big publication and will doubtless carry the sane manner of fine sup- port that it's excellence has earned lI the past.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-14
OLD DIRECTORS OF (. & A. REELECTED
 ANNUAL MEETING
FORMER OFFICERS WILL ALSO DE RENAMED-VISlTS TO THE
 SHELTER AND AJo

Calumet X Arizona and S & r. an nual meeting, Of stockholders, called in Warren yesterday at the general offices. developed strictly formal ses- sions, in which the old boards of di- rectors were reelected These will reorganize with the officers of the pre- ceding year returned to their old posts.
 President w. H. Briggs. of C. & A., Wm. Marshon. N. O. Humphrey and George R. Wooley of Michigan are at tending the meetings. Between times the gentlemen are visiting the prop, critics of the companies. where they are finding things much to their lik ing.
 Sunday a visit was paid to the shelter at Doulgas. The inspection gave rise to much enthusiastic com ment concerning the efficiency of the new plant Tomorrow they are ex pecting to leave for the Ajos, where visit will be paid to the New Cor nelia. Following this the gentlemen will leave for the East
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-14
OBSERVE THE FALL
 OF GENERAL 0JEDA
 AND MEN AT NACO
FLAGS FloATED YESTERDAY AND A DANCE OVER THE LINE
 FOLLOWED LAST NIGHT

Yesterday was the first anniversary of the day on which most of Bisbee went down to Naco to see General ojeda and his Federal command cross the line In other words, year ago General Ojeda said he was out of ammunition and needed the protec. tion of the stars and stripes. Gen. erals Obregon, Pesquiera, Gales and a few more at the same time were emphatic in declaration that General Ojeda succumbed before superior fighting force to a very natural de. sire to continue actively in operation on top of ground, and that the mat. ter of ammunition was not the vital one that Federals indicated.
 Both sides are still at odds in their views. but Naco, Sonora. has continued in possession of the reb els. The difference of opinion of a year ago was brought to attention yesterday by the flying of numerous flags on both sides of the line 'at Naco and in the Mexican quarters of this city. At Naco, Sonora, there was further attention paid the date at ball given last night under Constitutionalist auspices. The lead CTS felt very good about it and those who assembled with them were likewise in pleasant frame of mind and had an enjoyable time.
 General Ojeda is understood to be with General Velasco and accordine to rebel advices the last several days has been in no less hot water since leaving Guaymas for Torreon some thing over month ago than he wa. during the latter part of his stay ir Naco, Sonora. On the other hand Federal advices again disagree witt the rebel sources of information. fo, the Federals assert that Generals Nelasco and Ojeda are in comfor table circumstances with some 12,0Ot men and are about to retake Tor reon. All of which sounds jus, a did the Naco talk of few day long of year ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-14
THREE WEDDINGS
 IN AFTER NOON
 OF EASTER DAY
THREE WEDDINGS

Rev. J. E. Fry found Easter day a busy occasion. His services were re Guired to consummate three happy wedding events, beside which he told large congregation both morning and evening al he Presbyterian church of the significance of Easter in his usual eloquent and forceful manner.
 The weddings were all in the after noon. the first being that of William Kirkland and Miss Alice Edwards which occurred at o'clock at the home of friends on School Hill, where there was very jolly time.
 A. o'clock the minister welded Thomas Kewley and Miss WinifreC Hickmore, the ceremony occurring iI the presence of number of friends who had gathered at a neat cottage prepared for the reception of the brid, by the groom and where their wedding was held The cottage is on Warrer Hill.
 At 3 o'clock Rev. Frye spoke ,h, ceremony that united Harry A. Hayes a well known barber who recent, came from the Hawaiian islands, ant Miss Emma J Loan. daughter of Mrs Dayton Graham. Mir. Hayes and brid' are at home in the recent Potts resi- dence on Laundry Hill, which the! have taken.
 All of the newly-weds were the re .fcipienss of many congratulations an' wedding presents from their numerou friends during the afternoon, while il the evening lively serenades fell to tn lot of each couple.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-14
A BOY MAY ALTER
 POLITICAL PLANS
 OF THE DEMOCRATS
JUDGE FRED SUFFER HAS BUSY SEASON AHEAD IN HIS
 IMMEDIATE sAiLwlcK

Judge Fred Sutter. who is coEcedel the Democratic nomination for Cover nor of Arizona, is in doubt whether he will make the race or have Fred Slut Ger Jr. make 1t. Fred Jr. is a recent arrival, true enough. but he is pluml strong qualified in capacity for making noise. and there are those who believe that this qualification is one that can be counted as safe to pull most candi dates through. Otherwise there would be a large deficiency among names in the Hall of Fame catalogue.
 Reverting to immediate political .matters and the possible candidacy of Fred Jr., 1t is to be said that the young man arrived at '.he Sutter home or Sunday morning at o'clock, jus; ir time for breakfast. stamping himself a politician ir tTfis respect right off the bat. His arrival was also noisy and yet it made everybody happy which is another long political straw The proud father and the mother of the young man. it needs be said are the happiest of all. In the fathers case it was said yesterday by his in inmates that it was really doubtful fl he would make the race for Governor because it is evident from ,he start that Fred Jr. is going to claim vast amount of his time and he may not at this moment be counted upon with any degree of confidence to surrender the pleasures of an assiduous home life for quite a while 70 come It may wear off in the next few weeks. but right now 1t Is a question whether q chance to be president would appeal tc the judge if 1t involved contemplation of departure on a campaign tour aI .hree or four months duration. durinp which the junior wouldn't be around to be monkeyed with
 Judge Sutter in hls offices in tho Maize block yesterday afternoon ad mitted that he had not been thinkirc much about the polf1cal situation re gently. and particularly since Sunday morning. He had read that his next door neighbor in the Maize. NJ. F. Gas sidy, was being talked about for the Republican nomination for Governor and said he would as leave fight Mike as anybody else. Jimmy Nichrls cowrstairs in the Maize. said the build ing was Booming and that between the advent of proud father and new gubernatorial candidate on the second floor, business in his department had picked up pertly since Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-14
Try MUSTEROLE For
 That Lame Back!

Rub it on briskiy--massag it in thoroughly, and note how quickly MUsTERoLE priyes out the stln- ness and soreness.
 It beats mustard plaster seven ways, and best of all, it doesn't blis. ter or burn.
 MUSTEROLE is a clean, white oint ment made with Oil of mustard. It comes iH handy white glass jars. Get jar from your druggist today.
 MUSTEROLE is recommended by doctors and nurses. Millions of jars are used annually for Bronchitis, Group, stiff Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia, Congestion, Pleurisy. Rheumatism Lumbago, Pains and Aches of the Back or Joints. Sprains. Sore Muscles. Bruises, CiSlblains, Frosted Feet, Colds of Chest (It prevents Pneumo- nia).
 At your druggists in 25c and soc jars, and special large hospital size for $2.5o.
 Accept no substitute. If your drug gist cannot supply you send 25c or soc to the MUSTERoLB Company Cleveland, Ohio. and We will mail you a jar, postage prepaid. w. II. Thurmond. Reddish, Va, says:
 "Musterole is the greatest thing ever got hold O. for musculA' rheu matism, affording instant relief to sore and stiff joints and muscles"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-14

Supreme Court has decided that In, ternational Trust Co. of Boston must pay Quincy Fire Insurance Co. SEA- O66.6G given by latter in payment for not of s25,0O0 of town of Framing ham upon which former town treas urer forged names of selectmen.