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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-18
ESTATE PARCELS
AT AUCTION
Voluntary Of
ferings for Vesey Street
Buyers This Week.

A batch OF voluntary offerings Is the
most attractive feature of the auction
budget 70 be disposed of this week IN
the local markets. These offerings viii
be made on Wednesday at the Real Es-
tate Exchange Salesrooms, at II Vesey
st.. by Bryan L. Kennedy.
Tho list of voluntary offerings in
cludes four story and basement
DWELLING at II East S0th st., owned by
the estate of b. f. Einstein; also one
and one-eighth acres and a dwelling at
Wavecrest, Far Rockaway, and two
story frame stable, on a plot 40XlllX
irregular, on the west side Of Wave
crest ay., near Atlantic ay., Far Rock
away.
At an administrators sale for the es-
tate of Martin Nealon will be offered a
plot, 50xl00 feet, on the east side of
Monticello ay., near Strang av. Ran
dali av.), The Bronx, and lot, 25xlO0
feet, on the east side of Hoe av., near
Jennings st. and for the estate Of Pat
rick Cannon 1854 Villa ay., two story
dwelling, on a lot l5xl00 feet, and a
plot on the south side of Dyckman ST.,
opposite Prescott av IF ST..
In the forced sales list are a West
-
Vile tenement houses, an improved site
in the Chelsea section, Duane ST. loft,
West Houston ST. lott and store
building, q Spring st. stable and some
other desirable properties.
TO-DAY
Al l4 yesey 1t.
By Joseph p. Day.
LONG ISLAND CITY. Jackson az, 235 Skill
man Place. ssS2iO vacant. bankruptcy sale
69Th ST, $40 " 6. 200 We, f1i a. z,r
au 10 sciaiger. due. 5lLE6.s5. taxa. etc.
LsWIs ST. 7s Is. 27s stanton s.. 25lloo. 8
sy tenmt and stores Larchau AT A saldfo-
Trz. due. N.ss7.6s. taxes. etc. 5l-.'S. SUI 10
NJ Of '-'''''' TOMORROW.
BY Joseph p. Day.
$50 ST 3o5 +. lJy n ay gsAlo9 - ; sy
s-t-. j. Ile SIS s58 Il. ta1ss 80. s-6to5
gsO ST. .lr E 3d. l3s ~ az --Elll', ~
..ar, same. action due. so 20 10
$50 81. goo D. Ia 49, "a Az 29Iloo 9 ~
nl. s4ma .. ... action 9. due. :l5.-t3. j..
$50 81. sli It's. lss "a Az 29rio9 5: sy
.-I-.. s---. e s-ne. seton q due '1''-ao.l'.
nara 81. III Ef.as. 100 W lg az. 2srioolI. 8
81 frut ani stores. Lockwood aE A Dl
Horlctto 60 OIL. ave. '-5t-l o3 la1es, eiss e. 49,
taut l.l stores. q D u.e.dor az \ sacr4-
rr41to % al. lus. {ll.fl5ai t4Scs. &c, tsso.s5
gTh Az, -Ll. b. 2h3 llat FL. --.o1LeV. 5 aiy
tsami a4l .lus I ST. extension. G. ~ smith
~ lftle. l. Adams. due. $-i.c35 6s. taaes
o.. 81.
BY samuel Marx.
1880 ST 323 Z. s. 2ss 81 az. isIioOll , ~
dTg Man Hanson AT } "a bee e. =. due
s1.l1o.Gi. tar-s. ctc. $50.
ON WEDNESDAY.
A. 10 Yesey st..
By Bryan L. Kennedy.
gOTH ST. Il D. s. coo Park az 2oIs22. Z
sfY lH'.. executors sale
WAVE CREST Az. TO Atlantic aV Far
RoefaBa5. f0alll. sy stable. etecufor's sale.
WAVE CREST Av. o. s. running through 20 Bfnck-
erinr az Far RookaRay i3i1i0OAIet3.s 3 siy
da.s earcuias's sale. es.aie m Il hluaiein
ONCkMAh ST. S. fss "a opposite avenue. 1901
lfi1 Uug vacant. voluntary sale .
VILLA Az. alff s.. lJi -lsih 81, ls1l09. :
si5 Owls. trustees sale estate u y Cannon
- Joseph T. DaY.
10TH ST. 100 h. /. 100 e LeI!nsion ar lsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-18
NEW DEATH HOUSE
OPENED AT SING SING
Hans Schmidt First of l9 Pris'
oners TO Move to Modern Cells.

Sing Sings new death house, when
has been promised for four years Is
AT last in commission,
The structure contains twenty three
Jiobt roomy. sanitary cells, fitted with
plumbing. The building is OF cement
concrete and steel construction, witn
Two tiers Of cells, twelve downstairs
and eleven above. Hans Schmidt, the
lnfrocked priest. who KILLED Anna . Au-
miller. was the first OF the nineteen
nrisoners shifted 20 new cell. Each
inoote was allowed 10 take along what
photographs. prayer-books and other
belongings he had. ,oo
The old death house. from which l2O
Condemned men walked to the chair.
was opened with tho Introduction OF
the electric chair IN 1891. Thiriy-twoo
II ia habitu6s obtained new trials and
.svsuteon got Communications
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR no LET
NEW JERSEY.

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS rs MODERN
one family houses anl choice building lots
At private sale. a large number from whio-
70 select
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
or NEW YORK. 20 quickly close tle iusi-
ness OF two corporations. Offers these prop
critics az about sos % former prices.
They are located az GgautwooI. Paiisade.
horsemere. ami LcCula. Sew Jersey fopp0-
site Grants Tomb. within twenty I've rla-
utes OF Manhattan.
An inspection q these propertlo, Will
convince you that they aye unusual tlr-
gains Liberal terms Title Guarantee POI
icy free
For further details ana terms. address
BENZ. HAIGHr. Special Deputy Sgpt.
OF Banks. care ~ Banking Department. u
Broadway. New York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-18
PERIL CRY IN LOAN PROTEST
Truth Society In Meeting Call Says
Allies Are Beaten.

A meeting TO protest against ne e1-
tension Of further loans 20 the Allies
has been called BY the American Truth
Society 20 be held in Commonwealth
Hall zoos Amsterdam Avenue. on Octo-
Der 20. The speakers will be Jeremiah
A. OLeary. president OF the society
BERNARD Ridder. chairman OF the bank
depositors' committee Of one hundred.
and others.
The call for the meeting SAYS the
Allies are Overwhelmingly defeated,
and therefore Investment IN their
ieudS - IsrilauA --
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-18

Attention is called to the fact that
at present the fraternal orders carry
no statutory policy reserve In their an
nual returns. which accounts for the
large excess in amount Of their assets
over their liabilities.
Cooperative fire insurance companies
and assessme. life and accident az
sociations also show small general in
creases in their business over 1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-18
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
The Bronx.

WILKINS Az. IS. lo1tl cro.o-a PaTk Eat.
f0r b Hy urk tumt a9-iA'Al l-.i tot'
sale Realty Co fras ra.i. u, becA =.
f0.8 Eat 1854 ~ architect. 5000
KING Az 3D. -t Ia0ae le.t ~ "a
R lgorI Belmont 20 Nr-fu ri lr,idcll.
owner. Karl safest iQi N,ai t-d 81. Afehi'
teeonF Az e cor 277I b. f8r I ~ brk
IA .foge gate house if 80 l0is ne Wooilasa
CinaIa.. uaa4rl Is smith, Qr premises, 0sner
81 Edwards flcAci. 10 West 40 a. AfeHi'e1'
fff. HHN
LELAND AW g. 1865 % Davis 81 fes x
ms dag . Gt50. Frank PeQc. 81 bAst I'm
~ oFaer. b. Rose a Cassiled $3.50 Isl As'
arcl!.e.ls 81 rll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-18
STOCK EXCHANGE FOR THE WEEK

Following table giving the number Of shares OF all stocks
highest lowest
final the week. and the high and low prices OF the
ar Of the 1914
4725S against 733i00 week This week
Exchange closed From January to date i2sSsOO
sgans 46IS8.OO In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-18
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
uensral News and Earnings Of Various
Corporations.

WI bNA eAAbN7s
n, returns Of the Cleveland Electric
Illuminating Company. controlled by
rs, Me central States Electric Corpora
ave, while showing fair Improvement
. gross and net for September, made
nght decline in the balance OF
rpes after depreciation. Total IN
tsisv ior the month amounting 10
.S'oA6 IN gross, an increase Of Ss,l66
NY. ri 'he same period a year ago, and
a., earnings after operating expenses
nc aHes were increased 1881 20
.0N0S' Surplus earnings after In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-18

looii. : s,y tenn,. CRY Real Eti's GO az O
lageniln tue N.e..i tats. &c w
25.5I8 ~ lodging house aai 5000. 9 q
Cannon. trustee. agi q z loaacy ei al. dle. '2i.'
Gloss. taxes etc. ssi2l5.
BY samuel Co'iiucker
SPRING ST. Il. cor Ei q, g. p 'i.is
Annie Davis Due. s. 25s25
~ Dsnd Gree1sad
RIylsGros ST. 1911. -. i A.'a T. ~
right tlile etc.. HA.el Rosa bad ol Aaf-A
Is. 1918. " alce.
OF THURSDAY. 4
A, Il yesey s.;
~ HenD Brady. "
18TH 81 '2i J, s,s a., Aa s Il Miss :;
=. A a9e is's'' &. Ky .,b Il. issr
IS. sty t.uml A.ilr gut a.. irn.eo 90
Isabel A AlcAlA-.y 90 -. 4-e f',-i 81 taxes
ssrH 81. 3is 8 :. "a. D. a. ISIS. ~
Ane4a VI Marx ct a.. due. N.a.iii. iAfa e.
uiIH ST. $40. - a2s 2i A. 2lIiooii:2 -
shop; stephen bas,r tus' ast r--.9 A,it
iudlad and as admin. e.. al. Due. 't'l''''
taxes. etc, ,9...jl.
b Joseph p. Day.
10. ! ~ tenmt AID stores, Wafer : GunsS
e al trsiees. az, Netia iAmiaes e a das.
lsSTA 81. GI ". 50 AGO Bsay iiISs.il,
siy dag. Anna NJ T,uilAges az hsrgAret y
Wal rs al. lue. $3.50 - tales. etc. ~, ~.
Irrg: siy l1n anl store bldg Hsugins
clark et al ar Maiden Avenue heai Estaie 60
m,f . $4,000.
saOOHE ST ls2 s.. % Piii q. 2SIioo; ~
feUnf. Emanuel Moose. rrr. ogt HEMP LYMAN
et ~ dls. .la.Z1-.5Q. t.ass. etc. N.lii3s.
BY Herbert A. shermsn
HOUSTON ST O. art 90 S. IS 90 " Mcrrrr -
sIrIcI. q ~ Dos 81 e.lt N.ig il.fr4 -isi.s
T...f 20 N au frl.rlri ~ Ae.l e az;
4le. Ss5ls9.lj. t.t.. ctc. $1,000 ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-18
ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan.

MADISON Az sw cor s2d q. 20 - ~ Offices.
.ld 81 snl Madison A. ~ on lnss. VnuI!
j L Manh so h0ssm ~ bio'Abn afe'H'eo''
a.rn 81. g o. 20 Nest. % ~ store snd
lof. ii Asior. Is Val =. oanel fHA-
de. -yll Woi Ism 81, 4feii-ei. 'l,.Ps'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-18
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

Country Home information ire 20 pfosrrc'iy, tay.
ers List covers red CAN. HIifn 81 tErHff See.
Countrs Home sertlre % " 2lsg e. TEL 1851 MAI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-18

t.reet charges. amortization and divi-
darfs on the preferred stock, totalled
s1l8.4l9. and the balance was Ssl,o64
compared with SS21s7 in 1914. Gross
income for the nine months ended Sep
TENDER 80, which amounted to S3,l95,-
2O5. was SCI 800 greater than in the
wear preceding. while net revenues
were increased S177,654.
Telephone Earnings Higher.
The American Telephone and Tele-
graph Company reports for the nine
months ended September 30, 1915, total
earnings of S3l,769,O36, being Sl66,l2l
I'm excess Of those for the spond-
ing period in 1914. OF this amount
Sl8035.357 accrued to the company as
dividends, Sl0,101 ,222 as interest and
other revenue from associated com
pauies; telephone traffic revenues zone
month estimated were $3.50, "a, and
earnings from other sources totallec
s0O6. 6s3 Net earnings after expenses
amounted 10 S30.5S79l5, compared with
$50. 490, 430 q year ago, and the balance
after dividends amounting 70 S2l,59Z,-
/ 1875 was S3,946,336, an increase OF $780,
633
Earnings report Of the Bell Tele-
phone System in the United States
consisting Of the American Telephone
and Telegraph Company and associated
holding and operating companies, not
including connected independent or
sub-lcensee companies, for the eight
months ended August 81, 1915, gives
cross income Of s156,750,4l5, against
/ Sl49.669.237 in 1914. After deductinS
expenses for operation, maintenance
charges, depreciation and taxes. net
earnings available totalled Ss2,7Sb,b4Z'
a gain of $3,s90,5ss over the same
period in 1914. Surplus earnings after
/ interest charges and dividends were
Sg.944.877, an increase of S2,o66,O5f.
Western Union.
rncone Of the Western Union Tele-
+ eraph Company for the nine months
erded September 80, 1915 September
estinatedl. made growth Of s2,l66,-
-c2 in GROSS over the same period IN
1o14 total revenues amounting 10 S3i-
/ go 1o2 Expenditures for maintenance
r.,airs and reserves for depreeiation.
o,,eroting exuenses. including rent OF
Ieosed lines and taxes, were S3O ,OS5,-
--2 leaving q balance Of S1,629'6oo'
co-trasted with S49376l4 year ago.
F The net income after interest on VIC
bonded deb, was S6,627,Sl4, n increase
Of S2,693,t32.
Denver Tramways.
The resignation Of F. W; HID as
General manager Of the Portland Kali
nav. Iieht and Power Company was
announced yesterday. Mr. ma mas
. bron elected yice-president ana genera
manager of the Denver tranW~S'
F Company 10 take the place OF Jon" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-18

American Exchange National Bank
Bank of America
Bank OF New York
Chemical National Bank
Chase National Bank
First National Bank
Bankers Trust Company
Central Trust Company
Columbia Trust Company
Equitable Trust Company
August Belmont s. Co.
Cbas. ID. Barney s CO.
Blair s Co.
William p. Bonbright & Co., Inc.
Brown Brothers & co.
Clark. Dodge s co.
Harvey Fisk & Sons
Heidelbach, Ickeiheimer & 60.
Hallgarten s Co.
y. ". Halsey & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-18
J. p. Morgan & Co.

J. p. Morgan & Co.
Hanover National Bank
Importers & Traders National Bank
Irving National Bank
Liberty National Bank
Manhattan Company
Mechanics s. Metals National Bank
Farmers Loan G Trust Company
Guaranty Trust Company
Metropolitan Trust Company
New York Trust Company.
Harris, Forbes & Co.
A. lselin & Go.
Kean, Taylor & Co.
Kidder, Peabody * Co.
kiSsel, Kinnicutt 6 Co.
Kountze Bros.
Lazard Freres
A. B. Leach s. Co.
> 90 HiqQinSon & Co.
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-18
Western Union.
Denver Tramways.

The resignation Of F; W; Hid a as
.,o-rr,l manager Of the Portland Kali
Iay. Light and Power Company Was was
L .' eiectcd yice-president and general
,,,oraoer of the Denver Iramwsys
Company. 10 take the place Of John A.
Bceler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-18

INTEREST PAYABLE APRIL IS AND OCTOBER IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-18
DATED OCTOBER IS, 1918
City I'm United States gold CO
British French

n sOO $500 and 81 OOo which be registered principal
ndcnomna and pe
Coupon nd bonds interchangeable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-18

Merchants National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
National City Bank
National Park Bank
Seaboard National Bank
Title Guarantee & Trust Company
Union Trust Company
United States Mortgage G Trust Company
United States Trust Company
Maitland. COppeIl & Co.
Montgomery Clothier & Tyler
Potter, Choate s. Prentice
VIM. 4. Read & Co.
Redmond & 60.
Remiok, Hodges & Co.
PhOades IS Company
William Solomon & Co.
j. & W. Selgman G Co.
Spencer Trask { Co.
White, Weld & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-18

LONG ISLAND CITY. Jackson ay : 235 Skill
man Place Ssr2s0. vacant. bankruptcy sale.
6gTh ST, $40 " 8 e. 200 Mat tni A. 2lr
l0H5 ) sfy tcumt aud stores " Lutfscn eff.
au 10 scaigcr. due. SliE6.sj. taxa. etc.
S-12 So
LEWIS ST. 7s IS 255 stanton g.. 25yi90.
s.g tenut and stores ] Larchau AT saldfo-
N'z. due. s. ss7.63. taxes. etc. Sl-.ia. SUI 70
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-09-08
An Accident To Mrs. Burke

On her way to school in the
3rd Ward. Tuesday morning,
Mrs. J. H. Burke, the primary
t e a C h er of the Ward, run
into an automobile driven by
a young lady near the corner of
Jessamine and Sherman. Mrs.
Burke sustained some slight
bruises on her body besides an
ugly cash on her forehead which
required several stitches by the
attending physician.
Mrs. Burke was taken to her
home and will be unable to at
tend to her duties at school for
several days. Mrs. Burke was
riding her wheel and for some
reason failed to pay attention to
the auto, which tried in every
way to avoid the collision.
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Plain Facts.

The merchants of our city who
advertise in The Leader-Enterprise
are worthy of your patronage. They
are strictly reliable, and should a
mistake be made they stand ready
to correct it. Many of them are re-
ceiving large consignments of new
goods this week, hence keep your
eye open for all advertisements that
appear in The Leader-Enterprise
from time to time. This paper goes
to $500 homes THREE TINES
A WEEK, and hence as an
advertising medium to reach the
people of Ben Hill and adjoining
counties, this family paper has not
an equal in the State of Georgia.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-09-08

The Woman's Relief Corps and
kindred organizations will picnic
at the Blue and Gray Park next
Wednesday, Sept. 10th. Come and
bring well filled baskets, and enjoy
the day with them.
-, Miss Marguerite Bryan is at Balm
bridge. Ca, where she will>,yisit
with her brother and family for a
couple of weeks.
The pesky gnats are with us in
large numbers. They surely must
be working in the interests of Satan
Messrs, P. and Alex Koplin went
up to Atlanta Tuesday night to
spend the Holidays with their
parents.
Mesdams F. R. Jnstice, Gill and
Thurston returned last night from
St. Simons where they spent a few
days very pleasantly.
Mrs. Richard Young died at the
home of her son Mr.. D. A. Young in
this city Monday. Her remains were
taken to the Dickson burial grounds
near Dickson Mill for interment.
There is a strong demand for cot
ton in England, and the fleecy
staple was II points higher yester-
day. Germany wants 100000
worth of our cotton, and our Uncle
Samuel is willing for the Kaiser to
have it, but-tO deliver the cotton
in Germany is another thing.
The Leader-Enterprise has been
crowded with job work the past three
weeks, so much so that an extra
job printer had to be added to the
working force two weeks ago. We
have been able to fill all orders
promptly so far. Good job printing
at this print shop tells its own story.
Many thanks, friends, FOR your appre-
ciated favors.
That even the hayburners begin
to object to mixture of alcohol
was demonstrated to the satisfac-
ton of an individual who drove his
surrey and mule into the railroad
cut on Altamaha While two phys-
icians responded promptly to tie
call for help, it is reported that nc
more serious injuries were sustained
than few bruises and a severe
scare and shock to his nervous sys.
TEN.
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For Investors

Something of interest to
every man and woman in
the city can be learned by
calling at room 21O, S story
Bldg. Mr.. Barger will be
pleased to 90 into details
of the proposition with any
one interested. This may
mean all income to you for
the rest of your life. lO3-tf.
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We allow 10c for Good
middling Cotton to our
Credit CustOmers--.Dodd
Supply Co.
Miss Jewell Garbutt of Tampa
is visiting DIR. and Mrs. R. M.
Ware en- route to Madison
Wisconsin where she will enter
the University.
Miss Eula Garbutt, who has
been spending the summer with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright Garbutt in Florida is stop
ing over in the city for a few
days en- route to Cleveland, Ohio,
where she is an instructor in
one of the High schools. Whilst
in the city she is guest of DR..
and Mrs. r. M. Ware.
B. I. Strickland has accepted
a position with the Johnson Hard
ware Co.
Mrs. A. H. Thurmond returned
to the city from a visit to rela-
tives in Commerce and other
points in North Georgia. They
travelled through the country in
their car and made the trip from
Macon over the "short-route", of
the Dixie Highway, reporting a
good road from the Central city.
For RENT-Two nicely fur
nished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply to 4O8 S. Grant
or phone 275. s-3:3t
Mr.. M. C. Lawrence Of Frank
lin, Va, is visiting Mr.. Thos.
Lawrence of the Bank of Irwin
vile for a few days.
A letter received by relatives in
this city from Santa Ana, Calf.
dated the Sd, says that Col. Tom
Wilson is still a very sick man, AMI
that his end may be looked for al
any time. His attending physicians
have given up all hope of his recov-
cry.
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BIG BARGAIN.

Provide competence for later
years.
Forty-acres, good soil, on rail-
road, II miles north of Fitzger-
aid Cotton Mill
Owned by nonresident. Will
take $500, easy payments, $50
cash and like sum each year till
paid. If properly secured, will
advance money for small house.
One acre in sweet potatoes,
each year, should make payments
easy. For particulars see
]. A. JUSTICE & co.
a-20.1t-aw-6t
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Fire Department
Has Its Airing

At the council meeting Mon
day night, before his Hon. Mayor
Drew W. Paulk, Aldermen Lee,
Broadhurst, Paulk, Jolley, Mayes
and Griner, Chief Smedley of the
fire department. answered to GER
tain charges made against the
efficiency of the department by
Mayor Paulk at previous meet
ing and of which copies had been
furnished him. The charges
were especially based on COM
plants arising over the Parnin
fire on N. Grant, the Cotton Oil
Mill fire and the Baker ware
house fire, in each specific charges
Of bad management having been
brought. The city had for it's
witnesses Messrs. Reynolds, Hol-
ton, Jewell. Hager, Nelson, Wat
ers and Schmitz. whilst the chief
had summoned Messrs. Brown,
Hall, Burke, Parrish, Chapel and
Nelson. More than two hours
were consumed in examining the
witnesses and disposing of the
case, which was finally settled
by accepting the resignation of
Chief Smedley and the appoint
ment of art Chapel, as acting
chief Of the department until the
regular meeting of the council,
when successor to the chief
will be elected.
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CLOSED FOR NEW YEAR

On account of the Jewish New
Year celebration, the stores of |
Goldenberg & Co., Fitzgerald Tailor
ing Co., and The Surprise Store will
be closed Thursday. This is the
5676th anniversary of the day and
is celebrated in communities where
Jewish organization exists by re-
igious services.
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Farmers Union Speaking.

Prof. j. R. Overman, of Douglas,
and Mr.. j. L. English, of Bioxton,
will deliver addresses in the interest
of the Farmers Union. They will
speak at Osierfeld Tuesday night,
Sept. IA, and at the Ashton school
house Wednesday, Sept. Is.
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"DEESTRICT SKULEo

The main event for the latter
part of this week in regard to the
school and the rest of the town for
that matter, is the "Deestrict
Skule" at the Grand tomorrow
night. This is farce comedy by
the graduates of our school. 1t is
chuck full of fun from beginning
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} School News z
STEWART F. GELDERS, EDITOR

DR.. Ford is very enthusiastic
over having literary societies and
if enough are interested in this
very necessary adjunct to educa-
ton we will have some mighty
good debates. DR.. Ford is the
organizer of the now famous
Speakers Club" of Harvard Col
fege.
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KNOWLEDGE

We use our knowledge of the drug
business in the way to benefit you
mOst-Gn the end, this is best for
us, too.) If we haven't what you
want-we will not substitute unless
we can convince you of more merit.
We would rather get the article for
you. If we do have what you re-
quest, and know something better
we'll tell you.
NATIONAL DRUG co.
"A Good Drug Store"
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For Sale

Thirty acre farm, two miles
and one hundred and ten acres
three miles from Court House.
Fitzgerald, Ca, or will ex-
change for larger farm if loca-
ton is satisfactory.
G. L. Taylor,
Route 2
So st Fitzgerald, Ga.
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Phone 354
Dodd Supply Co.
After 80 Years

J. D. Mashburn has as his
visitor a brother, Mr.. Steve
Mashburn, of Waresboro. The
brothers hadn't met for thirty
years until they met on Grant
street Tuesday morning.
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The football teams are rapidly
being whipped into shape. There
is some chance of getting an ex-
perienced coach throu DR.. Ford.
If we do get coach we will be
able to mop up with any high
school team in Georgia.
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to end. The spelling class, the
reading class, the geography class
are all conducted in the good old
fashioned way. The costumes and
msnnerisms of ''ye olden time's
predominant and mixed with up
to date expressions prove very
funny. People with :weak hearts
and weak sides are advised to STAY
at home as laughter will be very
frequent and hard.