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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
EXECUTORS CHARGED
WITH |RRECULAR|TY
Son Seeks Accounting for $780,
OC0 Funds From Executors
of Fathers Estate.

y fcud, which has disrupted the
walker family, has arisen over the al
ministration OF the estate Of the lat.
;. G. Walker. OF Washington, IA. who
dicd recently leaving an estate OF
100000
H. u. walker, his son, has filed pr.
tition in which he charges James "
Walker. another son, and Samuel l.
Iaylor, two OF the executors of the
estate with the improper Disbursements
of sums aRBrcgatinE SioO664Oc
The. petitioner himself was one Of
the executors, but scts out that after
the filing OF tho first account he was
not IN close touch with all the rcceipts
and expenditures OF the estate; and
generally all transactions regarding
the rstate-with the exceptions of tho
execution OF deeds conveying reol cs
tate--wcre performed. ne states by
James w. Walker and Samuel L.. Tay-
Tor. the other two executors, and TINT
since the first account was filed mo-
funds have been received by him. the
petitioner. or disbursed by him.
IL is ivcrrcd in the petition tina. the
accountants only accounted for S65SG5
Tor rcnts from the f'allowiicld town
ship farm, which it is avcrrcd the
amount should be 81 .33r: that they ne
coun, for only S2lS,OoO in bonds, and
S2i.99l.6S cash. received for tho coal
and surface Of the EmllowGeld town
snip farm. total OF s2t3.49l.6s, when
IL is avcrred they received S."J,Oo0 in
bonds and $4,000 in cash. leaving. il is
claimed. s'.50S.32 unaccountcd for: that
they failed to account for rents for a
portion OF the Walker farm, in West
PIKE Run township. to the amount of
Approximately $4,000: that they have
fatled TO account for the proceeds OF
certain mortgage amounting to
N6o.oeU, and that they failed TO accoun,
"A ali IL,
property. sold. IL is averrc,l. for $4,000
the executors having charged them
selves with but $3.50. All these sums
total sSf,3i4.91.
Further 1t is alleged that these two
executors unlawfully paid out the pro-
ceeds received from rent. sale or real
estate, etc. to tho amount Of s363lo0a
Exceptions are taken t. the sum of
SS.1S0.o2. charged by the executors as
commissions for their services covering
Il period of three years II is avcrreG
the amount is cXorbitaut.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by the Electrical Depart
Ynent:
Winston Electric Construction Co.
for Virginia Railway and Power Co.
Robinson and beverly streets CON
Meeting stercopticon machine
w. Il. Catlet,. for Armstrong Tire
Co. l2ll West Broad Street, one one
horse power motor
Morris Hunter. for kachler Motor
Car Co. RylHnd and Broad streets.
four outlets and lights.
Same. for J. y. Blair. Oh North
Eighth street. moving three fixtures
same. for W. S. pomnan Hardware
CO.; t.igh'h and Mcponough streets,
w. II. jerks, for stewart NJ Wood
ward 81, Floyd Avenue. nne fixture.
Same, for w 7 rropst 1904 Second
Avenue. one fixture
Same. for J. J. Wicker. a5lo Ken
sinE,on Avenue, one outlet and two
Same. for Mr. c;oodc. sso2 East,
BROAD street; twcnty-eight outlets
Edgar NJ. Andrews. for Richmond
hardware Co. Fourteenth and Cary
streets, PA Outlets and two motors.
same. for Lexington Hotel Twelfth
and Main streets. thirty outlets
f.ngelbcrg * Rear, for Cohen Bak-
cry. eo1 North Eighteenth Street, i've
lights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
0 BUILD NEW WARSHlPS
IN GOVERNMENT YARDS
untrn"t fur CONSTRUCTION awarded tn
View York and hnrr Island
i'inntS

N-IfJ\f;To% prccrItr ia s:.,
90, n,,,inIs ,r,In,,n,,i ,..ta,d,, ~,
',r,,.,..,. r,,. ,ln cni,strurlinu 81, h,,t.
.aeni,s Va - .,u H., ,,nnri,,I
"a ,n,, ,,nn,r..s bod h.,, ,,,..,,l..,i
.n Nov. y,rlN ,d N,,. I.l.,,I
Nv y,,d. r.sno,.,ival, ,hcir LiLs
oin.. %ou yn,.l- 8 sea ,o5 N,,.
,l.ni s-,,c,:
,ric lo,i.inn ,c l.,iid ,b, sbi,. =,
40 ,.ycrr,r.,,, ,,.,;s ,.,s ,.,,r,,cr -,
.,,,,r.,or,,. I..,,,., I,r.si.I.r, W.iI
nm nm, cn,,o,.,,,. ,n,;.is
An Li,is ..rhn,iit.l H., nriy.,.. INNS
,,..,o.Iol ~ III, .t,I ,,
-. ,,..,,,,: -.
The Sc,,,tary a1mounc,d INA, r.
ould as,, C.nn.rc.s ,.an,i,,ri,n ~,
,uin,,cr, of IN, n.yy ,,,,I -, INN,
'I,J,ia Sn, b,,tl.s,,-,, cou.t,,,c,i,,
rnst of :.pn,.oxi uui.Iv 81 nn, ooo ;n
lcr 10 be, Lcti,. nrsr,,nd Fan. ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

G." To- T. y. COS "t al. ,ru3;cls. - '".t
inches by l.H ;cct inches uo,tl,
I'm" ilNr"v"r Avenue. Il feet inches
west "t Robinson Street. December
=. 1918 >G.iGo
sam" 10 same. - feet II inches by
=" rect inches uprih line IItn"v CT
Avenue. ~ - feet west Of Robinson
street b"""tnh"r =. i"i5. SG.lGO
t.ui u" March"tti I" Eichcsnu "
'Intchiioid, trustees. 3INluI fee, Yves;
oak street December .. 1919. Si."aS
"t'nucl H"udh.im "t ais to /. NJ
nelson. trustee, 81 feet ) inches 10y
Ia feet at the northwcS, corn.r ur
St.on" Hud Clay street December 10.
ell. Si7.Iou.
Clarence G. smith to Thomas T. BIy-
an - al. trustees. daN22i5 Fee, north
In" Wilmington Avenue. 2a2 feet east
81 Chatham street. December !. 1915:
s, .rG7 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
CIrt NCI:RN TRANSFERS.
"urtccn Deeds of I:nrgnin nnd sale
Nninmmting 10 $40.

Louis nnd jani" Captain to Huth 4
.iarE. - feet =. inches by 80 fcct
inches south "f clay street Nav IL
1915: tav -: SIG
Norman Y. Coleman - t!N. to Julian
=. anderson 2oHio% fee; at the north
vest corner az 81 James ana Clay
streets. December 6. 1915: .aN. 81: $40
Julian g. Anderson !" Edna /. colo
nan E"Nl%o feet cast line Moss Side
Eonu"' 20" feet south OF Essex
$40 '''''
NJ l.. Hubbard a. ux. to charle. T..
,!uarI.S 2"N.J feet cast line Twenty
.ifth street - fec, :? inches north Of
81 800 '''''
william Il. riM@tr: trustee to John
- Rose, - feet l''2 inches by 1873
feet south lin" T'alier street. ioa feet
inches cast Of Shocks Alley. Decnin-
h"r /. 1915: $500
August = Arua' ct ux. to Emitia
March"tti. 35NIo5 feet ives, line Brook
iurnn'N'; 20 f""t north OF Oak
SO
T. r Meade to J. .. wheat. 4. fee,
Inches ~ ~ fee, inches west lin.
I'm street feet inchcs north. OF
$40
Jennie '. johnson g, viz TO James
~ ~ ThGm nIa. 2i>l35 feet west line
son street. December = lal5: IAN.
$3@O $40
Henry l. caben e, ux TO se.,,o,,d
tir Line Railway co. log feet o.. Tho
north sid" a. Eroo.;laud Street in
pinccn's Addition: also - fee, s in
ch"s by too feet north lin" Broollland
street in biuccn'S Addition also 100
Moo feet south line Ilonrico County.
s" i"rt cast "f Din"eu street: also
--lNl"p fe"' south line iiemrico street,
between Dlue"n street ana Union The.
"i"-!cal seminary; also. 2iXl7c feet
ro,'h line bacon Street, - feet east
s. J"hn street: also. G0y>5 foot \
irchos in what j. known as French
Garden It'll starting 9G foe, inches
east "f Tenth street December
l1l5. tax. 50: $40
Henry schneider g, uN 10 q;
Wittkamp. 3jNli0 feet cast line Egg.
.lest"n street. 500 fec, south OF Min
der street December T. 1915: tax. So
Labu,rum Corporatiou 10 clarence
=. smith. @SX22ii feet north line VII
s1iu@'on Avenue. 2"2 feet east OF chat
liam street prccmb"r J. 1915. tax.
80. SIC.
W. 7. Mci'ain "a John - Richard
son. = l2Sl%1 feet cast lin" Thirtf.fh
stree. s. - feet north Of CLAW street.
Npy"wner $. lhl5, ,1N. s. SO
II /, Pollard. special commissioners.
10 =. 9. Woodward. 1INl4o Fee, oasr
ni I"wnd"s street; also. 25N12o feet
cast line seventeenth street. 40 feet
from l."wndes Street pccomb.,
1918. $ato
Nelson Moore %, us. 20 William y
While ioNl%H feet north limo y street,
"' i1' east corner "f Twenty Ninth
~ucei December !. 1915, tax. 50. 50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
GERMAN STAFF OFFICERS !.
CAPTURED BY RUSSIANS
Mounted scouts Make Daring Night
Raid Into Enemy's
Lines.
MEN BECOME rANlc-srllckEN
Whole Incident Takes PLACE In Less
Than Fifteen h,,...S-Attcmpt
Of TcutonS to Cut on Retreat Is
Unsuccessful.

rETEOGRAp. December 10 Ivia Lon
dom. The entire STAFF Of the Eighty
second German Army Division was
captured by Russian mounted scouts
ANA brought as prisoners into tho Rus
sian lines as the result OF daring
night raid recently, according to nm
official accounts which have just been
received.
Under cover OF da rkncss "A small
company OF scouts worked it's way past
the German trenches toward the Ger
man base. the details as received hero
say. Emerging from a wood. the scouts
found themselves close to "a village.
They stopped and sent forward u re-
connoitcrinS party
The latter soon came upon Gc, :
man sentry, who gave the alarm. Ten
minutes later German cavalry
squadron gallOpcd out OF tho village.
followed by two companies of Austrian
lhndstrnm troops The russians mean :
while had dismounted hiding their
horses and coucealing themselves
The Germans and Austrians fell into
tile ambush and became panic strick eli
when the Russians opened IRE. II Is
declared. tho Austrians running for
their lives and throwing down their
rincs In tho confusion. tho German
cavalry. also retreatcd. many ;roopcrs
falling under the Russian fire.
SEE GERMAN OFFICERS
INSIDE BIG MANSION
The Russians were ordered to fol-
low on foot into the village. They
came upon Il large estate. and throug II
the windows OF the mansion made out
the figures Of German officers. Half
Of the force OF scouts made for the
mansion while the other half pursued
the rctreatinS troops
A rush for the doors was made by
ten Cossacks. the account continues.
and 80 quickly was tho progress OF
events that the German officers did nor
lave time to secure their coats and
iurs before they were hustled outside.
by this time the other division had
returned and searched the mansion
which proved to be division staff
Headquarters. and secured valuable
paperS. The whole incident took place
IN less than fifteen minutes.
With their prisoners the scouts be-
gan TO retire. The German cavalry
mon meanwhile had reformed and at :
tempted to cut of the retreat. The
prisoners were sent back under convoy.
however. il is declared. and the re .
treat covered by the bulk Of the
scouts. VIII" also succeeded in return
ing to the Russian lines with small
losses
II Is stated that the captured STAFF
Included two generals. one being a Iii :
vision commander. seven stan officers
ana several Red Cross physicians One
CORONER was killed In attempting to
escape.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
cncral stan.
OBTAINS M MENTION
OF ONIINI.NIAI ARMY

lh" Chamberlain plan has little I'm
o'nin"n Win the administration pro-
oaals II con aims No mention 90 the
oniin"ntal army sch nc. which !s tnc
'2"turc OF n" War Department pro
ram, ANA proposes Instead practicable
oub!in@ TIL. standing army
The Hay scheme includes the von,i-
enial- army proposal! virtuAily as pro
"uted hy President WILSON Enough IL
ocs not contemplate AN u tito n-
r"ascS IN tn" regular establishment:
is" suggested. ami would provide that
he organized military increase Of ih.
'ovornmcut ON scale Of one fourth
T ;Hc ra' of inc regular army.
Tho Wa College plan has not been
Iadc uutli II o. g"r"rally UNDER
TODD However. !" prrpose ;, FAR lar
er iD,r.nSc TO- tho regular army than
te administration rc OHM ndriious
SENATE Mlt,ary Comu.,,co members
pWparcd III" Chamberlain aud Hay
aus f,r Tho regular ARMY 10. duy Viii
"so suggested hy the War Depart
cni. 'Thay FOUND the rnNuwtu. re-
pits 'h' ngur guot.d showing the
'gr'n>.3 numbers 81 ORGANIZATIONS
skcu ''r each aru of tn. service
Iufutr> MAJ Impairment ten r.rl-
eut> ohamH. Hlaju. tHirty-;wo rcgi-
crts iiat uo additional rcgiui,uj.-.
~ cNistiup ORGANIZATIONS 20 loo main
in"d "i naH.mHm str"n-rh AT all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
BUILDING: PERMITS.
-Four Hmii'iinE Permits. Amounting
to S.,D;O.

Permits for ncw and repair work
""r" issued yesterday lay building In
sp"ctor i;utl"r Is follows:
i'cnrN IutZicr. to repair brick
dwellings, COO and 60. Brook Avenue
10 cost 500.
j G. ';uthric. 20 repair frame dwell
bS Deep Kun street. TO cost 500.
l.. l.. Trant. To repair frame dwell
inG ! zoe Virginia street. To COS, $3.50.
iiarNie 9. Brown. to build Il two
story brick tenement. two DWELLINGS
o" the north side OF Franklin street.
between West and cleveland streets
to cost 3 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
,.cncrnI vcntI,cr conditions.

y HSHINtiTO", Dcco.uO.r ln-TNc
temDcTI'urcs continue low throughout
iIc Eastern states ana luUch colder
wcHthcr is reported from the Plains
states and the Rocky Mountain region.
me publications. are mat the storm
that ~ now over Arkansas viii move
St-uurthGaStWard ANA cause rains
Saturday in the East Gulf States. Ten
.Ac>~c" ana III" Lower ONO VALLEY and
rains Saturday and sunday in the South
Atlantic states SNOW * also prob
able IN the region OF tho Great Lakes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
For INLAND WATERWAY
FROM NEW YORK TO GULF

Especial To The Times Dispatch
WASil1NGTON. December Ip.--Iuitial
steps looking IL an inland waterway
from New York to tho Gulf of Mexico
by way OF the Great Lakes ard tho
Mississippi River were taken to-day
when senator Gore introduced a reso.
luton calling for information on the
project Ills resolution asks the Sec
rotary Of War to inform the Senate:
firSt. The estimated time. work and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
uIs>uIc" TRANSFERS.
ihrr" Deeds 81 I;ar;:ain and sale
tn;nmntinv 10 SS..,5I

i'"t"r i,HhsvE"" - uS- 10 T.
ScHiiiE, J acre. "n tn" Creighton Road
f"uH"rlH owned ~ i w Elaul<cushiu
and inlt"w 4; caricr November ~
.Hi|, Sl5i
!tlizah"th =. Whi,!ocll - Charles T.
Whitlork &.6'- ncr"~ north linz. OF no
vista AVENUE. plat of Rio Vista coz
r"rauon. Novomhvr 10. 1918: AK. S.
louise y Woods ct viz TO Mrs No.a
!rrU, Ice acres in Nariu.t District
cast ~ TIL" lands az l.. T. Cartor De
rcrincI :. 1918. S3nU
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
William Plumincr t.rcttcr.

William rmmincr Grc'tcr. seventy
six years old. died last night at the
homo OF his son-m-law. j. +. -Four
qnrcan, Highland lark No funeral ar
ranEemcn, was announced He is sur.
vivcd by three sons. W. C.. W. = aud
IL. r.. Grettcr, OF Water bury Conn
and three daughters. Mrs. J. +. Four
durcan of this city. and Mrs r. L.
BARBER and Mrs W. l.. Fielding Of
Waterbury,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
rII\>CEitY Couur.

Daniel irinnan ana y +. Jahukc.
~" qualified in the Chanccry court
yesterday as executors Of tho cstat"
J"wclcr Of the city. who dicI u few
DAYS ago. The estate was valued at
5000
Thomas y Rcddin qualified as adj
'Ninistr"tor OF the estate Of Luke Con
molly, valued at $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative Board authorized
10" following Improvement Yesterday:
superintendent Of tho Gas Works
was instructed to install :, gas main
IN Eleventh street. between Scmmcs
ana railroad streets: and in Everett
tho Petersburg Turnpike
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
I.nrnI Temperature.

+ NVON toilD"rIiUro ... ~
T.. NJ tcnpcraiiil.. "a,
MaNl'ln'n '"hipcratur" 10 t.. VI %"
MINIMUM temperature To- T. VI -
Mean temperature " -
normal temperature -
i,'hcicncy in temperatures. ...... 10
p'ici"ncy IN temperature since
'HNI''l ..-...... ................ 3uS
Accumulated deficiency since Ian
uary Observation-Disclosures. I54
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
nE>n,co RELEASE DEEDS.
Two Deeds uf Release. Amnuntjnr
S2,S51.1S.

g NJ Bradbury ct al. trustees. to
J.. u. Curry. lot -, plan of College
Terrace. January IL. 1918. s117n
John Schopf trustee, TO ~. NJ Fleet
So acres near the Richmond and
chesapeake Ray Railway. about ten
!. 1918: Sl.oS11S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector
f.andcrs:
e. T.. Grmmel. for Mrs A. ROY.
1881 Hickory Street
r. !. Adams. for j. r Coin. 1919
Washington street
T.. Elanllcnship for William T.
Curdlcy. 1928 Washington Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

,:"dniaiI last iS"m,y-four hours Non,
pchci"nc: IN rainfall since March
oi........ ......... ....... .. s.lS
i'chci"ncy ia rainfall sine. Jan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
The Weather

tOrrcu>t: SirE.Eii,
increasing CluU.ii,
nrSs nHiI warmer sat
urdn!; sunday prob
ably rain.
North tnrt,I,u;,-
Incrca>tit: rlOudi-
ness AMI warmer sat
urtiat. followed by
rhin by night: sun.
dny rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
II, >rI>G> DEED or ru,sr.
One Deed of Trust, Amounting TO


Lille +. Chcatham to \. l.. Adam.
sou. trust'" ""N!jc feet on Ingram
Avenue. l5ni feet south OF Mason
street September 5, 1915: $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
W tRltIAGI: LICENSE.

y marriage license was issued hv
N" clerk or the TfustingS Court yc.-
i"r!a% 70 Eddie ~ LaFountaiu ANA
:IcHrra - Jones. both OF Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

president: -. -. Tal;cy. vice president:
X w. Miles. secretary. H. W. jack
SON, treasurer. ali OF itichinond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
CHARTERS ISSUED.

charters were issued yesterday 10y
the state Corporation Commission as
iol'"ws:
I!oi,cwell Marl,ct Corp. Hopcweu.
maXimum. $l5,n0r; minimum $500: paT
value, $50. l.. T. Trnu; president.
Joseph Sim"u. c-prcsidcnt, both az
HONEYWELL shirley T.. Snciliurs sccr,-
t;,rN and treasurer. Norfolk
Presbyterian League, Inc. Richmond.
NO ''l''"i STOCK t'WS!cv sanders
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11

Local observation ut y y. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature, 30. humidity. So; wind.
direction north, wind, velocity. & miles:
weather. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
I'IRI; RECORDS.

| loss. $40
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-10-25
Ginners Report for October

5,7l3.0 00-Being about two
million bales less than in 1914.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-10-25
War BreyitieS.

continuation of the programme of the Teuton and Buea
ans against Serbia with fresh advances the Germans Northwest
Russia and the sinking of German amoed cruiser by British
marine the Baltic the outstanding the war as report.
ed in official communications.
Uskup junction of great strategic value Saonik Nish
and Saonik Mrovza railroad lines Vee have
been taken by the Buans In the north the Ausrian
along the entire front continue attack the are making the
invasion costly by their vigorous resistance
Another crossing of the Danube by the Germans
Osova in Eastern Serbia the iron the Danube the
river leaves Austrian SOIL The Bugaans south region have
crossed the mok river between Knazvac and battle
in progress for possession of Kniazevac
The French in the vicinity Greece border have captured With
small losses and holding the village Rabovo south of
Strumitsa.
The understanding Saonik according agency dispatch
sea is in connection with plan the Allies make landing Porto
Lagos west of Dedeaghatch.
That heavy fighting along Dvnsk front is
Germans occupied oukst after artillery fire and infantry
the streets with the bayonet
In the western the eighth attack by Germany in five
days in the Gvenchy wood north of Aa put accord
ing to Paris with heavy losses the attacking forces
No details in the official from Petragrad re-
porting that German armored cruiser of the Prnz Aebert
class has been accounted for ban by British submarine
Vessels OF this class complement of between 600 300
Gemany official explanation of the Belgium of the
British Edith Cav that Miss Cave headed conspiracy
which had succeeded for months the valuable
service to the to the disadvantage of our army"
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-10-25
Churches Crowded Sun day

$50 to Church Sunda, n was
great success in Fitzgerald yes
terday: The Church buildings of
our city were filled at the morning.
and evening services and the M
terest manifested was in keen ing
with the spirit and purpose of Il e.
movement.
We commend the young peog le
of the various churches for orjpR
mating, planning and carrying out
successfully this movement, and
join with them in good wishes for.
the continuation of the 60 m,
Church spirit. The liberal use ps
printers ink combined with the
personal efforts of the comm saees
produced the desired result. AR-
Vertlslng pays in all uaderta kFDgE
and II the proper goods W ere de-
llVered permanent results wSal n0.
doubt encourage repetition of
the effort. The Leader Enterurise
is always ready to assist I'M any
thing that goes to make Fitzgerald
better.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-10-25
A. B. & A. Officials Hold
Conference in City

A number of the A. B. GA.
official family arrived in the city
Sunday morning to attend a can
meeting of the employees of the
road at Odd Fellows hall. More
than three hundred of the white
employees of the road were as
sembled and gave close attention.
to the several speeches made IN
the interest of efficiency and
loyalty to the company. Amazing
the officials present were Mr.
B. L. Bugg Gen. Manager, S. w
Colson Gen. Claim agent, He B.
Rock, Supt. of TranspoTtatism,.
F. M. Woodall, Train Master. O.
B. c. Bitch, Gen. Agent at
Brunswick and Cecil Sale. Sec
to the Gen. Manager. Csas-
Smith responded for the lOeaR
employees.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-10-25
AUTOACC|DENT At LAKE BEATRICE
CAUSES DEATH OF Ed. LEE

Friday night, about eleven o'clock,
four boys from Irwinville, among
whom was Ed. Lee, son of j. ]. Lee.
late ordinary of Irwin county, ar
ranged for transportation to their
homes with Bonnie Fletcher, of this
city. Flether secured the auto and
carried the boys to their homes, Lee
was persuaded to accompany Fetch
er back to the city. On approaching
the curve near Lake Beatrice, the
car struck a mail box and skidded
and turned over on it's occupants.
Both appear to have become un4
conscious, and when some negroes
early Saturday morning passed with
some cotton enroute to the city,
they discovered the two lying under
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-10-25
Petition for Habeus Corpus
Decided by Judge Horton

Judge J. R. Horton entered
the following decision in the case
OF Mrs. Florence Keeney VS.. A..
W. Keeney fol the possession of
the two infant daughters of Mrs.
Keeney. The ORDER issued by
Judge Horton is as follows:
Upon hearing the evidence in
the above stated case. 1t is or
dered considered and adjudged
by said Court that the custody of
Margaret Keeney and Ruby
Irene Keeney be and the same are
hereby awarded to their mother
Mrs. Matte Florence Keeney.
1t is further ordered that the
costs of these proceedings be
paid by A. w. Keeney and Irene
Keaney. 1t is further ordered
that these proceedings be enter
ed on the minutes of this court
this .21st day of October 1916"
j. R. Horton,
Ordinary Ben Hill County.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-10-25
Red jones Captures
Several Prizes

Jones, the Plymouth Rock fan
cier seems to have been the whole
show at Valdosta during the
Georgia-Florida Fair, which clos
ed Saturday. His birds carried of
the following prizes:
First, second and third pen.
First and second cock.
First, second, fourth and fifth
pullets.
First, second, third and fourth
hen.
$40 in gold for best display.
$40 IN gold for best display il
all varieties.
SIS in gold for best female Birc
in the entire show,