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N OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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poets for early sFReF 6PoPsofhdFlbari4djfa'
South Carolina Aiab aIda and Texas
which also giSesathe dafes fhege arept
are expeeteaot6 hqoteet8 fhe ef1atReFs
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bage, snap Beaii{ag31 5onf6fig as9tfF5lMb{rrqes
peas, Tomatoes '41iiddne Afddnfb elr1s9 In FR6f
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and The scarcity laafh{drBigh prf fteaId FfeR
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truck crop swiifiBte blantetMSffa Wa5eq-
ries appear tn Be aiP e2peb pidh et6 The
rule, as Indications ar THAI thi1te VIII
be an increased acrGa 81 ein 4ffg Be4fiy
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vigorous erfnatKeF 9ftablgstdBisg lat4eY
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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-01-17
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Ruler Janes IN cNieRdfg6n 9a1id9
Secretary Frank nRoBintBh
II ,aostin disahgdisRef Hen 4H1hdoefl
are visftiR y b6bfab ePd68fef oHgtg9
South AfIdn tkntlkaag odgdn#adX,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AffftlnsgtSd a. a.
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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-01-17
Ey4Na3bdfehy Sees A
ChaChal8e In Father

IrrTy 'dM77 father has suffered from
fSfghftHmieas etOh6ach trouble for over 20
EG years and has paid out thousands
OF az III raoRarsn 50 medicines and doe.
Fo rs t S0dt3g'A Said 6. W. Slayton, we'll
kho1 Rnoa10 COBB county farmer. who
llVes| ffffves near Smyrna, ashort distance
out dtoa&t5t69ff t4tlanta.
| ,llneT "Wed tried nearly everything
/ de de17 TT cure Hin, and he went off to
IS6ahS4l stha Springs thinking maybe the
fieffF Tarer' would help him. but it. just
e !. 3qodked 4fkte nothing would reach
MS 'tthiigs' ttfTouple.' Then he tried dieting.
an ms laaffd lived qo1S liquid food until he
a noW BaImd6stt5 ~ Starved but even that
ares ffnss ffaa2le1 t6 do ally good and he lust
bfegss f Kept ''g6fhhg from bad to worse.
uont &on't GUESS there ever was a
'0'.s0 fcaseu as Stubborn as his and if there
e t,s,sl stsra was D Confirmed dyspeptic he
tld n /, Twas one Of them and 1 guess he
q MSSl EpwdAde Have been one vet if it
dffggfft41 habit Been for this TanIac.
Paliott l!o''Fhe first we heard of this
a-ba nee iefne' was when my father saw
con Con- an ADVERTISEMENT in the papers
Z lf Ha ffff60fht PARTIES lie knew in Tennessee,
) Efa eto #R6e Mgre friends of his, and he
nj Knew What they said about it was
asaa gan 1.-THE truth So he got it right away
a'n te, Rs6ab tgkH taking it.
! CON- =. Y eN'Weil, yir, It acted lust like
a MAJ fmag magic eeSfay EVERYBODY notices the
] cdds az q ahge father now-why, he is
pAttst E5bst 1ikg different man, and sits
FyorS dd@@ht h9t I'd ire table and eats like
f1a a fd fff4mHd hand! Only yesterday, he
! t a'G R3ts poPk ana turnlp s for his din,
baaBBtf4 4 HtetAt, Ard ate 50 much we we're ac-
f}f tie Utility afraid he was OVERRIDING the
pfrgl9f filthy, But he. laughed and said
no'n hothtEg Hurt him now and that he
W. %a - w&s Hungry ard expected to eat
Il 91t ~, tafhd Ana make R epG6 up for lost time.
! and 'NoR&e,n WRheb medicine will do
sshli55 kshifihhgss tiR95 that, I think people
0ug46ught kRt08 gknowR about it, and 1
cOlant R48ade ID lssaAYJ right now that I would
| Ll p 4fN6Ste gfPe 0one bottle of Tanlac for
pE9e5oEts in S The 't,ep eoicneS ana nealtn
Hates resorts N the country put tOgeth-
i ede1, err"
4gh 4nlafadhc SELL sold exclusively IN
j, Ritz gFgRJa GRy1 ! eutT1on No w. n ~ -
1hem4y ady w.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-01-17

What to wear and how to wear it"
is easily solved by the coy and win
some maiden. But how to pay for it
IS poser to bluff old dad.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-01-17
l. = M 6MBER FOR SALE

n 8 5i Bfaf9ap5aared to furnish rough lum-
PEI aPo$f26O Per thousand to Fitz-
( geR4fAaffdf f Builders.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-09
Woman ConfesSes to
Burning Her Home

CHICAGO. Dec. 9-Mrs. Elizabeth
Miller MCGOWAN. kindergarten
teacher, holder OF degrees IRON two
universities, yesterday confessed. ac-
cording 10 deputy state fire marshals,
how, with her knowledge of chemistry,
she set fire 10 her home TO obtain the
insurance. The fire marshals aliege
that she implicated a fire insurance
adluSter and real estate dealer for
whom warrants have been issued. Mrs.
MCGOWAN IS being held bv the police.
When her kindergarten failed to pay
| Mrs MCGOWAN is alleged to have said
that she removed much OF her furni-
turc soaked rags with oils and left
them IN a closet so that spontaneous
combustion might result within an
hour The iilc spread more rapidly
than She expected and She and her child
were rescued with difficulty.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-09
Listen Meregg

Incidentally and perhaps accidentally the word has gone
ouand came from inside heretofore known as
tend its lines within years with the exception OF
certain localities in the vicinity of the statehouse.
What does this mean?
It that there to be steady rise in price all
vacant lots which now have street service.
Improved property will also go up but the greatest in
crease in values will be in desirable home sites.
If you looking for home site and wish to forstal the
early spring rise which is to come,
We masters of the situation when it comes to low
priced and desirable building sites
Watch your step now you wish to speculate or buy a
very low priced home site buy right ahead of modern improve
ments but keep within street service for the present
We have very desirable and many of the building sites
northwest north and northeast at the lowest prices that
obtain.
Also fine line of beautiful homes ready to into
LOOK THESE OVER
m ee%S'u north northeast. mod
ssysss sSGa .s s % @ ss wmnn' addition $4,000 something
The las"
\s7~ feet on 2'rd street for n20cO
& d @ % front modern pair pair o. % s half block from Belle Isle line $1,000
Rest corner left on sad Belle Isle 100000
beautiful
Another good pair i1S 90 and a good ssooo
good dmon pair street pavement $500 90
one % s9.l" sSn.'oD building site, Putnam Heights oo'
HOMES
% 5 G S Gn % S % % % built I % i su Ss ScC SyD % csoI" S
California bungalow for scooO Nigh, tax. $3.50 90
n1sooo
corner bungalow
splendid ~o-sory house the cas,on boulevard wooOO
these do no, suit allow build house suit
We viii build Ito suit and sell on terms to suit
j. R, McKEEVER,
|
ED M, SEMANS & co., REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT,
i PHONE WAL. uSa RESIDENCE PHONE WAL. sS,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-09
PEACE PARTY OBJECTS
TO MILITARY TRAINING

WASHINGTON. Dec 9-The WON,
ans Peace party al us annual meeting
here yesterday determined 10 seek de
vclopment OF physical training for boys
IN public schools as a substitute for
military training \ committee was
named 10 plan a system and women in
all parts Of the country will be asked
to urge It upon local and state school
authorities
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-12-09
MEXlCANS SENT TO
QUARANTINE CAMP

SAN BERNARDINO. Cal. Dec. @.
The A'chison Topeka & Santa Fc rail-
road in conjunction with San Bernar-
dino county It was announced today,
has established a quarantine camp on
the desert near Needles Cal, in an ef-
tort 70 prevent the spread Of typhus. All
MeSicanS will be taken from trains and
held IN quarantine for fifteen days, as
It IS feared refugees from Mexico ara
carryng the iNnhn. nctm
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JACK JOHNSON SAID TO
50 BE IN u. S.; IS HUNTED

CHICAGO, Dec 9--Federal opera
tlycS are trailing Jack Johnson, the ne-
gro puglllst, in the east, Charles r.
Clyue, United States district attorney.
said today Clyne is confident that
Johnson, who jumped his bond and fled
to Europe on white slave charges, has
returned 10 this country
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In the News
of One Day

CHICAGO. Dec 9-A gentleman
bandit who has a hyrrIcd negro
chauffeur, and who uses polite Ian
guage is the latest here He visit
ed Pete kcnars cafe on the south
side yesterday, obtained 500 at
the point OF a revolver, thanked
kenar and disappeared IN his mo-
tor.
CHICAGO. Dec. 9-Saie blow
ers are picking" on the Con,um-
ers' Coal company Eight times
in three weeks safes OF the com
pany have been blown. and each
time the loot is around 500 Two
OF the safes have been robbed
twice
CHICAGO. Dee. Carl Bush
nell well do contractor is ask
ing Judge Mcdonald to annnl an
order for the payment ot almouy
and lawyers fees TO his divorced
wife Bushnell has records to show
the order was signed two hours
after Mrs. Bushnell died. Her
estate wants the money
YONKFRS. y Y. Dec 9-Miss
Mary krschon a nurse who had a
mania for kissing men, has been
committed 10 the state hospital for
the insane.
JERSEY CITY, N J., Dec o.
Declaring she proposed 70 him and
then avoided the alter William
Schroeder IS years old, a wod-
over, has sued Mrs Rose Holtz,
50 years old. a wealthy widow, for
$1,000 heart balm
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
In Answering Ads. Pleasr MentIon Time.

s----a-----=~----------------~. .aH-4t
LEAVING city: STrendii home less cost
improvements. b-room Hungllow, !
lots, cave, barn. all kinds fru l. 80 East
2'th. South Geo Tull Route 7
NEW bungalow homo complete includ-
Ing rich furniture . rooms and break.
fast garage; oak woodwork. snap az
$4,000 5000 cash owner. Wal si6J-R.
FOR SALE,-Two good bungalows. seven
lots. by owner, gas In, water soon
Barrick. Il 32nd St South Shields
Addition
FOR SALF--Iots 80 and i0 In block 49,
Central Park addition. {i15. best buy
~ city. A. g. Alexander. Martinique no
tel
/ AN here 10 sell Income corner Harvey
and Frisco 81 500 Fivc-room house,
West 2nd. s. 800 Pair lots. FnglcvOod.
1870 Walnut 7o59
SIX ROOM house. three corner lots. fine
well. barn. cave. chicken house. one
block car; easy terms. Baxter, Nat oual
BidV
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OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCK
In Answering Ads Please Mention Times

THESE PROSPEROUS TIMES who will
back with $500 poor. hard worker TO
organize an oil lease company where
amount ls secured Ask Tor personal
interview II you have the money i6s
care OklhhomRh.
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@%eIHEkTRES
Empress.

The practice OF some southern states
OF leasing convicts 10 private contract.
ors is denounced In Unprotected"
lnsky Paramount photoplay with Blanchp
traction Sunday and Monday II IL 4
finely conceived and we'll executed plot
abounding In human interest Theodore
Roberts and Tom Forman appear In the
supporting cast. A Keystone comedy
will complete the bill Tonight, lack
Pickford and Louise HUFF In ''Seven-
teen a perturbation OF Booth Tarking.
toms humorous masterpiece.
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Sell ,ha, old horse, buggy, bicycle,
go-ear, furniture or ANYTHING else YOU
might need A Times wan, al will do
it. Is words three times Is cents
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Folly

-Four acts-an enlarged bll--of Pam
tages road show vaudeville win open
the new week at the Folly Sunday with
the -Four Patrolcrs, big timct enter
tancrs In n musical novelty. will fea-
turc the offering which includes also
Beford and Gardner, comedy cntertain-
ers; Lillian Peasants. the Personality
Girl" and Don and Patty, whose songs
and chatter will be tho delight Of all who
see the bill A select program OF picturs
plays win appear between the shows, OF
which there are five on Sunday, 2.s0,
t:30. 6.30 500 and $50
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Time,

WANTED Lots, corner 3Sth and Ten
nessce; owner or agent see me 1923
West nth St
WANTED - Good farm 10 rent about
February lst by good farmer L. j..
Times
WANTED-To hear from owner Of good
farm for sale. send description and
price Northwestern Business Agency,
Minneapolis. MINI
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR
TRADE
In Answering Ads Please Mention Times.


FOR SALE OR TRADE Fiye-room mod
ern house: south front; cement cave
and barn; y block Of car line. $50 +. u
Wal isio.
FOR SALE on TRADE-A corner lot IN
Yost Heights will consider Ford car.
Phone wal 7s5l-J
WE HAVE good improved fruit and vos
etable farms near Sprlngdale In Wash
irgton county. Ark. nj reasonable prices
that we wish 10 exchange for good on
lshoma city property; leaving SUNDAY
or Monday to show land; all expense
paid II not as represented. Call Room
al6 Lee Bldg: talk To owner OF land
7 H. Gillilsnd Land Co.
SNAP-Northwest. b-room semi modern
good condition. on corner pavel
street; barn and chicken house; good
well and city water lots bOrls0: pr c.
81 200. some terms. Moyer, 20 T-rmlnh
Arcade Phone Wal. 1858 or Wal bo1S
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here Maple ass.
so ACRBS-Fruit farm. six miles west
OF Springdale, half mile Elm Springs
Ark 20 acres In bearing apples. I acres
In ElbertR peaches, I acres In tlmler
acres In wberries good new 7-room
house. two goods barns and well. all In
cultivation: for exchange for good in
come property I'm oklahoma: owner In
city now who lives on place: will pay
expenses To look at place. Call Room
Sls Lee Bldg + II. pilliland Land co.
FOR SALE Modern ton-roum residence,
In Canyon, Texas; conveniently located
between courthouse and normal college;
also 1850 acres rich land. nine miles Can
you; eighty acres In cultivation: price
SIS per acre. Mrs II. Frank Buie, Can
yon. Texas
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FARM AND ACRE TRACTS.
In Ansver,ns Ads, Please Mention Times.

ORCHARD, vineyard, pasture and some
truck land close In for rent Phone
Wal. 6666; ask for Parish.
FOR SALE-lmprovcd 7h-acre tract;
sell on easy terms. wal oeO2-J.
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ILLUSTRATED CLASSIFIED.
In Answering Ads Please Mention Times,