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SITUATIONS wANTED-MAIr

AGs9SSsANT & sssSs Ga s's ess
asre r. s'A 's y s:ss; s;. r
pr.5 sy sGSIss man s9r EGs,sc
e., spssk. spenlsh, German and French; wife
does ths nnsst machine emhredsry. VIII help
msS g.ens VII i've n or Sn' near. 81 4sS p'l iss e
CHAUFFEUR. whlta, single, sxpss fenced. de-
ai' ass s's'SS ny, essisn sns oy w Srl .S es
y fssss: t; 20 wsess '.,. ss s's
cHf.IHSEEuE n,s sss ID, wts r.e sS sals;
EMPLOYMENT MANAoEn and factory sgpsr-
sssnd'9.I essy Srs ,SsssssfqI with and thsvs
RpiY'o WI LsSssr % e.Sssl es Minnesota" 'au.'''''
ss.t % srsdsnilsis li iss Lssest Ls.els ssresf''
o4sPfsas "a wss ssSs s,scz. sszss
Man w.sE .a gs.'.ss. ssp.s,s
rcsTsSh ss1sS sTsfssgssSS ss.r'. positions 's''''
sAiksA "a 70 gsslSIs sse.sisges s.essl.
2.siiEss.s, Immediate ehanss 2 'tss. fedser
sAI.EgMAN, s.ysaL satlsfaetery sslss record
.ssses ssssn '9y'1fss' Rss s dessssi dessssss. and
& sfgss"sss fgss.s esh,Ps" sf" f'' 5000 ss.'as
ssssiss sss, efsgsfS'f s NJ a'
q ~ z Err e, ISseE man nssssw EN-,
''''' ~ ESS' S:S.:y S ;S'ss;ssser c:s,s.
YOUNG NAN. ysrlsd sspsIIsnes 10 elsfItaI
ssss ssS SSs ase asssse.'s ~ sesssss
ss.sts Sssss@sni 2ssesf'Ssis z s1o' s'd
s9nSsp sp,sgass hA sp.Is. e -, ssp as assse es
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SITUATIONS wANrrp-rrMArr


BooKkEnPER and atsnographer, 10 ysars' ex-
wishes situation Mpsf. ledger Central ia'se'
cHAh1EhMAip and waiting eombined OF sep
-hrassiyi exp reference, i7pS SAMSON u. 81
family Apply ne pss.aisl Sssi olive iSeA: small
brance would like 20 take charge of 1entle
mans home Where other help Il kept; 10 Oh
' soutS or % suSurSa shrs" Sss. STsgss y'l 70
pas, LedEsr Central - "''''
HQusEIfEEPIsR wants position as mahaser Of
ps,ss sI. in%stisrsGa % e pssssts experience N b4s.
BookkEErER and stenQsrapher, capable ef
tahfhf entire charge and accust tonfSd "a sec-
retaflai work. 800, LedEer Office.
sTENopRAPHER. quick and accurate. 4 years
e1perlences desLreg permanent positions refs
sTENooR Young lady .thoreuehiy sx-
perienced' desirus position, b4e. Led. Cent.
sTENodRAPHER, cap. taking cherse eerresp.
desires perm poa refs, " ti1, Led. Cent.
sTENooRAPHER, eeTpetept. arpsrispesd. de-
aires positioni $40 y es7, ledger Central
TEACHER q German, French. Miss c. X
Lorsns, s4sb Walnut II. Rsferences
TrPIsr s2s clerical EoTE ssysrci yssrs ssyer
WOMAN, re1nsd. ssamstress. napleurirf. hair
maid Or companioh W. A.. ees q "a staas'
YOUNG LADY. hlah school and college erad-
uate. desires position as correspondent where
musical education and ability 20 approach
cultured people would be appreciated; refer
enees " 5f4 Ledger Central
MISS j. OEEaNHR, tsacher of vocal and instru-
mental music. sf2D Walnut u,
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sALEswoMEN

Tor varloug departments. Appl,"' hsn
pleSmsn' Bureau
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mu.t a..
sss,g se sssssS fsssssig sgi6BiiIFs. 6sIFss:. and
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General

CLERK 10 nsurs adv. rates tfy.rT, book
ssssssPer sss Put q town, 800 ITO; several others.
Us brakeman. srpyrispcsS. siss' ne. y Be-
Einner. ais; young chsmicai. p,schspcai and
hiehwuy engineer for plant; also sales work.
9sshn.r ,pos!tiene open. business Service Co ,
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oiMIs tsaIs,D srYIr'.s9 20 pears q ase, 10 take
srsaustss &ddrs.s So. pHsiaS". sas.@ oSsss
GIRLS. over 10 years OF aee wanted in tcins
aspsEinsnt' National biscuit 90. broad d",n55 an55
oIs- ~ wS ssi q S''Tii i,S g 6Sod wass. Ap
oQixEkAEss' of sducatlen apd reAnemsnt. Ms
;yssrold Siri state terms B 'fis 'fsS sS.St q
HOSIERY ToPPERs and knlttsrs nm so.,, !.
Williams end stsndard y msehinss; giak,s,
undeFvsaT Co, hos, Dent. 2fis NJ Hossscf Hp,sssscf
HoPIERY pAIRkRs sud feldsrs on lsais.. ,','s
SS Ssrsss9 CO. soif ao: s''f. S.p, H,.;2' y
slss;;ss l's: s gioi 'GSsI"s .:Ju,S.s ass
W. Hoh,somsry o % ave 10 washing Apply 1855
HousEwoRk, General - Mlddle-agea ~,.,,,,.
fSsSs FfS%sH wssGsaa Gi YshIS kept Tor heavy SoTs' '
esi issY shssiSsa, 'so s IN family wages 60
LqEd,R!sTAMcE ns n. nTEkEPHoNE opERAToRs
learn onE lssphcns eSesssHnsnt ssasHqst'on & q
bose who SSsliIy Ass assSs e's8SiGs6s9 8Sidbss99 ESsl
Room asC hodlse p y huilspl isG so % ssSp 3 ~ a.
:Ss sSS:a..I IsSy III; :%.,' & 'irssS rss.
NqpEssEin peaslisnt soSs5asss oS5asp, Soa Eesn ohanyss
Sess'bs. S5ss s sTiSs's w5i.s sIsr
sALEswoMEN
N espsrienee are required for
sasEa @ssns SoPk ssgkkr'mHspsii Hpsiy f2G rssylsT ana
ploymsnt, ~ door. " Ani'
sTRAwBRIDoE a cLoTHIER
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BOYS

and young men 70 wrap mercha ndlsa.
ENperience unnecessary, Amply Employ
ment Bureau, LIT BROTHERS.
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AISLE MANA0ERs

AISLE MANAGERS
LIT nRoTEERs REQUIRE thoresshly
sSS.SGe.ns1t sSSIs.. SIs,s mfpsssrs s AppS or
AssIsTANr RQoKKEEPFR wanted by eld-er.
tablishsd machine mAnufaciurcrsi . aeslrahle
ppssut. must nj 'sSss Ssps H' own sS' essawrss
% reS's. sss ssS'' Hs s'.z S.ss ssIS
AV,I@NNohtLE ,1SN MEchANIc, fsgiisT With Yhnoe
Assgglg chai' v Fslln a Co. Inc rOrs road
niiliNd CLERK--IarEe established mercan.
we heus: dtsires the services of younE man.
sP sinr 's. sss' rss,. 70 sss " ne csSsSy sa1y
sipscisd' b sis I,sSssr 6ilics rs''' -"o '"'s
bATMISITH %HrISs III SsSsnl.. hslesr sgs g.,g 20
chine Co, 2ad and washnrton ave,
BoNp SALESMAN
now now w,a clientele % for hshsrads OIL securities
vsnce.fse agents y 100 Tedsrr once.
hoSo,kkEfpER on leSseI, work, this should b
oios s,a,s s sn. 2. ,ssslsnc. sSll. dsr,oss o. pro
pssisd' ? Sio4 ted..r oSlcs '"" '''"'Y o''
ARSnTr Tr1iSEykkNHp p9rESIN,g EoHs ,n,00y
sCUooL. FpticAfloS, FxcEiTTNSNNT
nov oyEo} MAKh A fsf fTsnfruRH RHf hon RiqhE nin.
NJ SH LEDGER CENTRAL.
BOY ~ gsars old. Is wanted In the classified
adNertising department of the Isrdesr, good
Apply second door %sshinaton IN S'hns bu,dinE SG scs
Chestnut Ht
BOY to learn ,plate printing; must he ia years
vtn hhd Nillns to apprentice himself for
toYr yeeisi paid while learning Apply the
hAlsy banks Biddie Co. 1871 SAMSON VI,
bof-f suitable, good vases and opportunities
moRt iiS, HIfs I.Ssvr poanS,'''Dr'As o,S. establish
BOY 70 run eFrAndsi must be 10 years old Ap-
ply tha Bailey, Banks Blddle Co. 1921 SAN
BOYS
~ 70 " years Of age for various de-.
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qFIEPnoEn OPERATION b ssss hotel. IA.
1YPIsT txpeglenata with Knew ltAss AZ i.,ol
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Boys wS.sd on ss. ESrs Y fset9s ssy
schuylklll ave and csthsrins st.
BOYS wanted TO learn trade Of mAehinist: mod
Iesss0p2 2edssS dssa osess ossess wh''' ''arn'nS Apply
DGEs y;a:s &c s'ss o 'Gy; EA' go's ss
9th and Tioga sts
cASrENTEn.ss ysSsd gs Ss.s ssG sss hogE
Pon1 Powder Company comp Psnnsuroye. Pnfsr H'i ou
cIIAuEFEuR. white, for Ford lsndaulsii esre-
enee FOR private driying NJ ela, Lsdssr Cent,
ciIA,TgEEuR and sl;aE9u.e mar wanted gi,n
Phone West Chester 2p7,
CHEMICAL APPARATUs
with SnSsI.dss g d.rmsn ana, es:nIs.i =.
Psimsnept pCslueuI .' p1s' Win a.ss.sss a1ss sssa
ctEHE tsHtS,sG 0G s.usES sES' Go s scs .:, asst b :e:
sos, Fiys rstsrsnsss, and salary expected
and helper Apply Aoksr, i2i N, sth.
sEIiT. to S @ sss sQ
orator. Apply IIB ", Delaware ave
BRRAND BOYS WANTED. APPLY 500 s.
FirrERs AND MEcgANIcs ysntoa boiler and
az ~Sls n%' "s {. T'S ssSrss fIsEss ns
ncs. SS and 500 T:dasr ocs refer
"tS$HE ssHEPS SSSr sGSs
hSgsf ps.oI prFrTTyE sas.r !" 'is Gs,f
HoUsENAN-wantsd. Al hoysspsn tor apart
men! .sssn esSss S Isdssl sPIS1 ocs
ISsTRssST; ;os aSSiss asi.I. .Ss b RsE SSsg
iSssS fS's%1' sssras s se Fclssr ss:eS, ysSsseS,
ss Gs"s sr.' 'S opsssS to hsp.s
g. ssr sr sssrsrs Spprh'aon ~ 70 o olds1sss esss
Sa'a rs "a ws,ans Rsili Day. srsI sG bsuE
fsSEes S.sn wsSiin sSTT at.n 20 ~N sss
ISS ysErpn tGs sos Bs '
LABoRERs, so. wanted. crussKsmpsr Co,
Amblsr, Pa.
LATHE HAHps-ssysrsl seed lathe bands
crgns Dept, Nilss'hsmsnt'fond Co.. Minlin
IuMpER FOREMAN wanted IN retail yard. ss
sssI1. sS,I:Tr'd pps si iss sTs reference r'
MACHINE SHOP HELP
FirEt'n t'nlAss, all'Arogud toolmahersi also men
srlsasrs 5n sss ana bench work |" iooirssm
hEe Sn meeh11ns me- plsns, on e.
mill and Hoor work We hise have Jobs for
experienced men on medium siss and small
We want men ybo appreciate that present
wsn, 80" 70 have eood ob and 5000 vases 90
STABLE product when the war la over. 00od
ina accommodations AZ reasonable rates.
Nor y SR, "iSSiT1 Tsis.s isl' oss aFs ana 'u'''
MAN AND wIFE, Protsstsn.ei butler and par
ergad Or walsss s,s sns s,, nssaS.sns9 ssas man nan to
peaufSd. Phone Chestnut Hlii iTS ''''
MAN AND WIPE. white. rrotsstan,, -yi.h 5000
soQks mar gs9ss.rsl gili.s and care Of car
MEN WANTED B9lermakerg, locomotive INA.
sei.Is suns spa mn R ifi nprib pb.sase aseS"'''' ~
MEN. 10. wanted 20 learn the sausage ana pork
paeking business 22e per hour. Apply 3oss
oTFIcn BOYS wANFED
A FEW DEsIRABLE POSITIONS WITH
PUBILc TEpoER EDITORIAL ofFicEs
fonfsPsfpYs fohnfPsfY TTooDRy. THIRD FLOOR. 600
cHEsTNuT ST.
ogFI;cs nasss R = a sssssa,s s
PtnE FITTERs HEiPEks 10 ~ 10 WORK A
once steady employmeat. Apply -. W. Evans
pmeans. ss coessssilie pa ~ ''"'''a''on
PORTER in CHESTNUT q DRY Foods. store: In
dnsfrlous worker and hnesti reference ~.
fftt Chestnut 81. -"-
nAxe,f fsrritory; one fsnlIiar With gfSesfy Ss sns
n;s sA band ssli, ssSs sss 'i.sissss s.s ~
EALEanAN of better elias. % e@li ri yfssieIsn.
sno dentists .ess,.scs, ssr. "sh - "sn. . w nstkl
ss 20, s'' nos i2i fhils'dkslf%Ris % ''' 'o'-'''
brESoSR,k 4. .1 slsa9seg, yeges qss
s..:.s s.s..s.s fs''is i:'s s.as Y 6lsss ''' ''''''
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Statesmen
mr.
M. y you are successful s.Issmsn " ~
fully soid any line
Nv We win msh. opening fsr y.y y
lathest publlshinG hou1e N the wofi@.
where you can maka far more than ~
aVerage salssmsn
We viii train ycu lhnfouehir. We ~Iu
furnish you vita Leads. We will nivs fe1 Z
Sssse.n @'ms sess9p e ,se.. W. snsisT,.s & rsp@ -
and camhridre Rdition.
Come In. Isrs ialk tAs over.
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA co.
iso s. i5te n. sQrrr Of walnut.
Philadelphia.
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GIRLS

and young women 70 wrap andise;
ment bureau. LIT BRofiiEks. s'p'o'-
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TnI.nRHoNE orERArnha

TNlfHtHuNE OffRATOHa
An opportunity 70 secure efnplolnsnf In q.
local and loHa dlFlsnee Offices for sfss, n nenl &
s ssssss XVI =. :ssissss Serb e lsssS essi
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:siPp cgS sSr i.ss.s s,sss s. s ''ps''"e' and -''
lIsrt mon 20 ssll club sn.nSsrshiss On rom
a.s;S-5 "a sSss tss.iasr ss s''ss ss,~sss Ven
TSsISo sALssraS A. s. q S.psa sr
$f :Si ..:S; :S; sSS s..s S:s;s
wANrEp--A nrst.cls.s automatic screw ps-
Vi'S svs csm. n for no % % an9 9f'is"ss h,owx H. '
Shsrpe s9tomatic screw peehinss and No, 2
.f;soIlss W .sySs mus. ): sc.rssss, ssss:
Ems brass and stssI ssn psrtss tSs ss msevisst,P.
.' psT: e s,s .'pexss..s ss,... 'Sss aYs n:
sc. so;, socs syl- oSr. ~ q q: 's
WAArSSiiMA AN-wsntsd = rood reliable man for
rsisf.Ss.. sssss fssssss, Rs.' have best OF
fouHa NAN wanted, sspsrenoed IN aeeountne
s pewrsr sd rsSsrss css ., s,, = ss,s e cgsrss
.:Bss Ssl'I;;5T'' s;s .;s fi.:ss is
. u "s asssi,os si Il egsrsss sssss,.s' yssf
smpornsnS XSars.. Iss I,ss,r pcsn'n'
YOUNG NAN, about ~ years .of ass. ~ office
5 sscS shsSss fsi rlss2 ':' spsssss 81 act.
s.psr@.r; as ys., ss'ss .ssin. e. ysqs s':s
sr.s. dress i%E $50 Psfo a2s H.. siRsss1 expected, a.
YOUNG NAN wanted must be quick and sc-
SS sssr'i .assss sses odisss dHissori0n'y Tor
SsS:Ts ilSSs s;Ss Issr's
i9bmNn NAN n %antsd .sn.rsi work, egmms.en
isrs is gsT%assr' Tsss.r JI:s 4 ::'ss
lI.SS p.srsuss M ii SslSs yiSSs! Prot soss -
LEADING PUBLICATION DESIRES srev.
AYE MliQ HAS HAD SOME FfNANs
AEeS85Iyda Ae8ya,fI fIp2ySEstI 2S ION
MAJ MkSA SYH@S HNsu ulIiAp FSSEFEtisESSE IN 4
MIbE. kceuxiN1. .Nth 'ir Yin In = NM Y35RHR
WEihTTSp fisa. PEpdNsT PlsThNIsT oyyIahHE EIahHESrHHFD.
LARGE manufacturing and selling rsanlsation
nss mas opsp'nss for several men from 80 % s.
ana executive ability 10 Insure fayoreh hle
| attention your reply should state age and full
onics, 80 '~e
1
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bookKEEPER familiar with cost accounting
and payroll work; must be quick and accurate
hng wiinE opportunity for advancement ID
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BOYS

IA 10 ~ years OF age for various de.
psrtments. hNperienca unnecessary.
Anpy Employment Bureau, La Broth
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sALEswoMEN

~ exnsFienea are reauirsa a..
many departments for Teguiar ~
extra work Apply Bureau ~ issnp
pioymsnt, ~ floor. -'''
sTRAwBRIDoE a cLoTHIER
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LARGE msnurseturlns and selling ,oTss spIsstion
sssSTs srS c,, o. sEs With sooa businsss sspsrIssee
attention your reply should state ago and full
dgs!els OF past experisnos. y OIL, Ledger
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-28

MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Bailey an
nounce the arrival of a son at
their home in Douglas.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-28
ALL IRELAND UNDER
MARTIAL LAW AS
REVOLT SPREADS
Asquith Tells House of Commons
Stringent Methods Being TAX
en- to Suppress Rebellion.

London, April 27.-Martial law
has been declared throughout all
Ireland.
Premier AsquiGl announced in
the house of commons today that
the rebels continue to hold i'm
portant public buildings in Dub
in and that street encounters
were still in progress.
Prenire Asquitn told the house
the Irish situation still presented
serious features To-Day and that
there were indications of a spread
OF the movement to other parts
of Ireland, especially in the west.
The premier announced that
Major General S'r John Maxwell,
who formerly commanded British
forces in Egypt, was leaving this
afternoon for Ireland. The gem
eral has been given plenary pow
ers, under martial law, over the
whole country.
The Premier said there would
be a searching Investigation into
the causes Of and responsibility
for the outbreak. He aided that
it was obviously necessary to ex-
ercise military Censorship while
martial law prevailed in Ireland.
This Censorship, however, would
be directed merely with regard
to the essential military require
ments of the situation. All pos
sible latitude in the transmission
of news would be "a owed.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-28

SOUTHERN RAILWAY IS
BUYING EQUIPMEN I
Places Large Contracts With
Different Concerns

Washington, D. c., April 27
Southern Railway has just pur-
chased As locomotives, 90 all
steel passenger train cars, l5OC
all-steel coal cars, 1907 steel
center sill box cars and 100 steel
center sill caboose cars, as fol
lows:
From the Baldwin Locomotive
Works, 30 Santa Fe type freight
locomotives and Is Mountain
type passenger locomotives.
From the Pullman Company
Is coaches, 10 passenger and bag
gage cars, 10 mail and baggage
cars, 10 baggage and express cars
and 5 club cars.
From the Pressed Steel Car
Co., 100 5O-ton fiat bottom gon-
dola coal cars,
From the Mt. Vernon Car
Mfg. Co., 500 coa1 cars of the
same type.
From the Lenoir Car Works
1907 30-ton plain box cars and
500 30-ton plain automobile box
cars, and 100 caboose cars.
The Mobile and Ohio railroad
has purchased 100 30-ton stcc'
center sill ventilated box cars
from the American Car and
Foundry Co.
All this new equipment is to be
of the most modern and approved
construction. Both the passeng-
er and freight locomotives are tc
be more powerful than any now
in service of Southern Railway
while the passenger and freight
train equipment will conform tc
the present standard, the passen-
ger train cars being electric light
ed as we'll as of all-steel construc-
ton.
All this equipment will be
placed in service as soon as it car
be delivered by the builders.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-28
RAILROAD HAD STR0nG
TEAM At TOWNSVILLE
Railroad Boys Defeat Thomas
ville's Team 9 to @

The picnic of the A. B. & A
employees and their families
which was held i'll brownsville
last "Wednesday was day long
to be remembered by the large
crowd that attended. The train
arrived In the city at l0a. m. and
soon the entire crowd was in
good humor under the direct
management of Bob Drake, who
had the arrangements in charge.
The Fitzgerald Concert Band fur
nished good music for the occa-
sion, playing selections during the
entire day.
After dinner the prizes were
awarded.
The ball game started; the band
playing several selections at the
ball park. The Railroad Boys de-
feated the Thomasville All Stars
9 to 0. This game was an inter
~'tiii Is cfA$ vi az OQlII III sever Ill
features. The stars for the Shop
Boys were Waters, FIutson, Fra
zier, Fielding and Morris. The
splendid catching and throwing
OF Norris was especially com
mended; also Buckalcw's great
pitching, striking ont twelve and
only allowing two hits. Bradley
hit one for the entire circuit. We
also wish to call your attention to
the marvellous hitting OF Home
Run Barheld with his wonderful
stick, being at the bat four times,
getting 5 two baggers and one
single and scoring six runs before
and one for himself. Harrington
and lowers also played excellent
ball. Batteries for Fitzgerald
were Buckalew and Norris; for
Thomasville Upehurch and .Stotz.
Umpire Kilcrease.
ONE OF THE BOYS.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-28
THE MURPHY COMPANY
MOVED TO FITZGERALD

The Murphy Company packed
TIP the remainder of the Wilkes
stock of dry goods Monday and
shipped to Fitzgerald, after four
conducted in Cordele.
The Murphy sale was one OF
the cleanest of the kind ever con-
Quoted in Cordele. They adj
vertised literally and conducted
their sale strictly in accord with
their advertisements, and handled
the entire sale in a strictly first
class style.
Mr.. ]. A. Murphy, just before
leaving, spoke to the Sentinel
man in the highest praise of Cor
dele and in the heartiest appre-
citation of the patronage during
their sale. He lives in Fitzgerald
and expected to run the sale for
a few days and move the balance
of the stock to his home town. He
made favorable impression up
on our people in personal way
as did also Mr.. Davies, who came
over with him to help conduct
the sale. They left with the best
wishes of large number of new
friends made in .Cordele.-Cor-
dele Sentinel.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-28
COOPERATION Is
NOW NECESSARY
Says Sol. J. B. Wall to Make Pro
hibition Law Operative

In an interview given the edi-
tor of the Leader-Enterprise to-
day, Solicitor-General !. B. Wall
states that he has faniliarized
himself with the provisions of the
new prohibition law, and that it S
the most carefully drawn and
stringent act ever passed by the
Georgia legislature 1t does not
seem possible that intoxicants
can be sold in this state after
May LIST. The man will be fool
hardy who tries to evade this law.
There are provisions in the act
which make it impossible for any
person to store enough liquor to
sell in any considerable quaint
ties. When the larger sources of
supply are cut off, the business
OF the walking tiger" will be SO
conspicuous that he will be easily
apprehended.
The provisions for the enforce
ment Of this act, like all other
acts, are not automatic, however.
Citizens must discover, arresting
officers must apprehend, and trial
juries must convict. | believe
the officials in this circuit, charg-
ed with the enforcement of this
law, will do their full duty. Pub
lie sentiment will help juries do
theirs. | shall assume willingly
and fearIessly the new response
bilities the law places upon me-
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-28
NOTICE

The Woman's Missionary So
ciety pf the First Baptist church
will bold its regular monthly
meeting Monday afternoon, May
lst, at 3 o'clock.
In connection with business
meeting each circle will hold sep
arate meetings from $50 to 4
o'clock before making report for
month OF April. Every member
is urged to be present. All the
new members are cordially invit-
ed MRS. SOL WILSON,
Secretary.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-28
1860 ENLIST IN ARMY

Washington, April 24.-While
1850 men have enlisted in the arr
my since March IS, when Com
81 ess authorized an increase Of
10000, army officials today es-
Sinlated that the actual net gain
has been something over 1000.
They said the present recruiting
IS satisfactory and above normal,
recruiting proceeding at the rate
OF about 1000 men monthly.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-28
CALI. GQESOUT To
BASEBALL 7 { AM
Fitzgerald Has Lineup That Will
Bring Home the Bacon

The first call went out to the
members of Fitzgerald 1916 base
ball squad the first of the week.
Our club will be managed this
year by Skipper" Cchran, who
Ipiloted the Cochran team to the
championship last year. Coch-
ran will lead team that is fully
fifty per cent stronger than last
years aggregation-both in bat
ting and fielding. Most of the
players were with us last year
but we have four strong additions
These are Joe Antley, the fielding
pitcher, who played with us one
game last year and helded his po-
sition better than any one else
who ever stood on the Fitzgerald
mound. Antley tried out with the
Cincinnati Reds last year.
Right field will be covered by
Barber, who played with Tennille
last year and is known to our
pitchers as the one original fence
buster.
Second base lis played by a
youngster who worked Oh the
Brunswick league team last year.
We expect big things of this man,
both with glove and stick. Final
ly, Cochran himself, the man with
enough pep to season an army,
will cover centerfield with his
usual vim and skill.
Our other players are well
known and we'll loved by every
fan in Fitz. We all know what
they can do and have the greatest
confidence in them. Larisey and
Garwood viii pitch several shut
out games this season, as we'll as
do some fine stick work. They
are good mem to depend on. John
Monahan, the fighting Itishman
who played the position last year
will guard the home station and
peg 'em at second" Les Nor
ris will be the other wearer of the
big glove. Les is a home boy
and is the best all round baseball
player and slugger on the team
He is alright. On first base is
our old Hank Hates, the joviai
home run maker. The initial bag
is safe in his care. On short, Far
ris Mize will cover his usuaI
square mile of territory and helr
score the counters. Hal Barnett
will be in left field with his tai
barrel-the pride of Fitzgerald
fans and the despair of all would
be fence busters. With this ag-
gregation Fitz will make them
all sit up and take notice.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-04-28
IMPROVE RURAL HEALTH
CONDITIONS IN GEORGIA

Washington, d. c., April 20
Representative Crisp was advised
today by Surgeon Rupert Blue
that Sumter county, Georgia, had
been selected as one of the places
in the South where the Public
Health Service will conduct an in
vestigation into rural sanitation
with particular reference to ma
laria.
Impressed by the great money
cost and loss OF national efficiency
from malaria and other prevent
able diseases, the Public Health
Service is making extraordinary
efforts through experiments anC
studies to build up the nations
health