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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
Adjust Case Out of Court.

The case Of Arthur L Srnarts vs. TIC
Atlantic Manufacturing 60, set for trial
IN the superior Court next Tuesday, has
been settled Smart, who was employed
by the company lest the fingers of his
right hand last November by the fall of
q drying out press The terms of settle
mcnt have not been announced William
" Knowles was attorney for the plain
tiff and Robert IL Richards for the
defendant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
THREE SHIPS A DAY.
Mr.. SchWab Sets Mark To be
Reached by Next Spring;
One Daily Now.

Philadelphia, Mnv 10 An ncfease ~
40 per cent in The shiphuldine capacity Of
Hog Island and expansion Of the nation =
ahpbulldinp program so that nj least three
completed ships will bc turned Uli every
day by next sItng IL the promise today
by Charles NJ Schwnb, director general
of the Emergency Fleet Corporation
Shipyards are now running almost
even with the programs originally laid
down and will he able Ia turn out ships
averaging one each day for this month
The gradual expansion, Mr. Sthwab
said IL to be such thai by The clnec of the
summer completed ships daily will leave
the WAYS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
OILEt TON OF WASTE.
That for Red Cross an be Made Only
by Those Wearing Red ross badges.

4 having como So he notice 81 thc Rel
ross that unaut horned persons are MAX
ing collections Of household waste tho
Rcd ross today announced that all OF It's
collectors have been provided with Rcd
Gross badge also that they are not to
receive any MONEY. nor to pay anything
for the waste
Persons desiring IS give money o the
Red Cross are asked 10 send II 10 head
quarters 1T the old CITY Hall
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
SOVIET" WARNS KAISER
Will Mobilize All Russians TO Meet
Menace 10 Republic.
Protest Says.

~ Aaaoeiated Press ~ Every Evening
Washington May ~ cppy ~ the
protest rnade by The Spviei government
to the German ministry ~ foreign AFFAIR."
on April ~. against t,crman agptesejons,
made public to-day ~ the State Depart
ucni shows that the Russians gave n0iice
~ fhnlr nttntion ~ fnohilizo "sll nrces-
aery forces ~ order g. SECURE he freedom
and Independence ui The Russian republic
which "a nux fneuacs1 beyond the fuits
established by The lifest treaty
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
To Dedicate New Hall.

Inc ot Michael Russian Society is
planning a big demonstration for next
saturday when It will have 81 parade and
will dedicate its new hall. III SmtI, vii
hiihg1oii. MAYOR Lawson has been IN
vited 10 attend the dedication Patriotic
addresses will be made IN EngIi,}, All
RUSSIAN py Mra. Ihapn. New ! ork
philanthropist, and Others.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
To Conf,r on County Budget.

~ members q the Levy Court went
t. MiddlcinWn today to confer With
Commissioner Fouracre, chairman OF
the finance committee. concerning New
Castle county budget for the next
fiscal year Commissioner Fouracre re-
SIDES ~ Middletown and as he was too
busy 10 come to Wilmington his col
leagues went to Middletown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
Permit for Restaurant.

building Inspector Preston has issued
the following permits
The Globe Restaurant Co.. Of Wash
ington D. G., 70 erect building at
Tenth and TatnalI streets 10 cost SIS 900
Richard A kerns Of Coatcsvllle, Pa, is
the architect
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
DEFENDANTS FREE
IN SUGAR CASE
Jury Decides They Were Not
Guilty Of Knowingly Receiv
ing Stolen Goods.

| haTgCd with receiving stolen HpobN ~
| lOn pounds nf sugar belonging {" the
! " imlngtnn Steamboat Co. David kaut .
man and lsadorc friedman connected
! with the Walnut Street Hotel were placed
! on trial this morning before Judge liciFel
! and "A Jury M General Sessions Room No.
| ,.
The IN, reached verdict If not guilty
| with regard To both defendants, but m
| friedman ease bv order al the court
| Deputy Attorney Green handled the
case Tor the State. Philip l. Garrett rip
| resented Kaufman and former Judge j
| Frank Ball appeared for lihclman
| Michael Winter. a truck driver tor the
| " llm1ngton Steamboat Co. who has
/ pleaded guilty to the theft OF tho sugar
/ sand that early IN April while he was m
! Jibrlmans rlacc at Second aud Nalnu'
/ streets. eating supper. Iibclmsu came to
| HIM and noticing the " ilsun llnc IN
sigma IN hi- ,,ap. proposed that wslen tho
/ witness left tho line wharf with his truck,
| delivering goods shipped 81 the steamers,
| hc put on tho machine any nr iCles he
might hc able to pick M ami fetch u I"
HIM tTIbelman and he would buy ~.
| Tbclmnn told hun tho witness went
On. that Other proplp did r. and that he
could even bring whole truck-load q nc
wanted to Winters als" said llhelman
declared 10 knew how manv good nppor
tnn,f,os axistod N The Wilson Line harf
"a, Tina Kind az business because BE- had
vnrtoJ There
following th,s IN Witness. declared
he mn IN hIz truck a I0u.patmd bag ~
sugar ,ons,rncd ~ . house IL thus ct, and
delivered 1t 10 Ilhclman turning y uNrr
"a kaufman. who told him to como back
~ mint When he did So Kaufman gave
hum e. ~ seld kaufman later told him
IL kacr hls mouth shut about the matter
9TH, asf,t.Lino tho sugar Or AZ - whore
NJ delivered II
J.r,o4 nrpl,nar ~ cmnlo,c III tho
-tnsp..n. lno -a,.l til, -ugal had hccn
-l,,,,,.,,I ~, .t., IL HI, vessel ilud US "a
th.' ..,,,,s,, .t,st,,l, me- goods were
,.,i.,.1 i, 4 II
pot,.,,,., +r.t,6,. ,L.,t L.ha5
t,..,. ,,r,. ..,,,.,r..t,,n nr,r,ti,-r
1.l., I..4u., -t,L,l,,ar In. I,n,.,I
tt,,,. HIN. 1,r sus, nj
t.3 .l,. ,,4,r MN, n,cI ...l ~
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I-.~.hIj Uni I'M III III
,,.,I, I...,I.,t.t .ho.,+ NJ
- ,,,.l i INA becr I,i,ehl nom
VI,,r- Ihrn III, vent a. thc hniol
Tla .,,..., (o,,,.J n thc Kitchen fh,ro
I,.. i, tl,, v,t,,cs, II, ~. tald
el..-i ,,,, ,,.,I III nm.
,I,I rn k.,,7,nan
NM i,ntLer ..tI i catnc ont ~. cross
-. Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
Charged With Selling Liquor TO Soldiers.

John Gears, who was arrested lest
night BY Detective Mehoney, charged
with selling liquor 10 soldiers, was gwen
a hearing before United States Commits
sioncr Mahaffy today and held under
$500 bail for hearing tomorrow morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
Police Find Trunk

4 trunk filled with bed clothing with 8
'ae bearing Washington terminal was
recovered IL the police in front Of llj
West Eleventh street last night and was
removed to The police station.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
Twentv-fourth Anniversary.

The twcnty-fourth anniversary Of the
second NJ f. Church will he celeh ated
on sunday Rev DR. T. T. Tagg uf
Baltimore will preach morning and even
ing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
Nav Build Negro Apartment House

Prospective builders are looking for a
site on which to erect an up-to-date
apartment for Negroes, in the vicinity Of
Brandvwine Park
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16

By order of the Court Of Chancery,
the Wilmington Trust Co. receiver today
sold personal property a the Lightweel
Steel sash Go Al Newport The Boston
Iron and Metal Go Of Baltimore bought
the property for $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16

William G Mahaff,y acting Is master,
today heard testimony IN the ease Of
William G. Storey III the launch Alert
versus she CITY II Wilmington Of the
Wilson line The casc grew out Of =
collision between the Two vessels
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
Don't Argue With a Burglar

But take out , burglary policy with
{. l. PierSon d Co odd Fellows Build
lng.andthen let the burglar have his way
unless You have the advantage over hun
We protect YOU against loss all the time
ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
cleveland Man on War BOARD.

By Aseocisted Press ~ Fvsrv v"ring
Washington Nay rs Charles
Otis president of he Cleveland hammer
~ Commerce, was appointed nv tne War
Industries Hoard to-day ~ make q 7lrvrv
~ NE industrial resources nf Tho cnslntry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16

Suspected Of being dcserter from the
United states army, John Johnson. a
Negro. Was arrested by Constable Vii
linn Insman. Yesterday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16
House Sergeant LII

House Sergeant Thomas kev-er Il nov
confined to his home with illness ana
Patrolman Sutton is attending to Ills
duties
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-16

Lost something TRY classified
advertisement in Every Evening ADV.
The Washington times., 1918-03-31

MISS CAMERON naaosS mSo1Snriss Sau.. and ID chi, n
TO p. m, I21R N. Y. ave. N. W., SEQ noor
The Washington times., 1918-03-31
OUR MANICURING

DEPARTMENT. Is THE BEST EQUIPPED
IN WASHINGTON. AND WE CAN SAFELY
SAT- THE APPOINTMENTS ARE THE
MOST MODERN. MY FACIAL AND BODY
MASSAGE. WITH LADY ASSISTANT. US
ING MY OWN METHOD. FORMERLY EN-
PLoYED IN THE LEADING ESTABLISH
MENTs IN NEW YORK. PARIS. EGYPT
AND ELSEWHERE. CANNOT BE IN
PROVED UPON.
Send for ''Lniiaf" trial bottle, ,soo-as this
is my own compound made By q secret pro
esss-It cannot be bought elsewhere.
The Washington times., 1918-03-31

MADAME sTANLEY-Royai Gypsy Palmist.
Reads your hand like an open book. salts
faction guaranteed. Give her a call. 1911 II
81. y. T.. (near l3th).
The Washington times., 1918-03-31

ONE large front room: alcoTs: farnishsd Or
at y. W.
The Washington times., 1918-03-31

MAH-wGntsd TO repair isoond-hand furnt-
tnre. Apply h. BAUM = son, 81 Pa ave.
The Washington times., 1918-03-31
PERSONAL
LETME
TAKE CARE OF YOUR HAIR

by one Of the mos, approved methods ever
used by any specialist
Don't let your hair fall out while you do
nothing to stop Il. See me about 1t and VIII
give you a special treatment. using my won
derfui hair tonic Lillian" positively guar.
antss to promote the growth of hair. prevent
Il from falling out and improve its iustsr.
Every day that you put on in not seeing me
means a loss of hair TO you. 50 sure an
that can do all claim with my wondsrfh
hair tonic. will give anyone $1,000 tone
hundred doIiars) II fan to prevent his hair
from falling out or restore hair on bald
heads. Write me and I,wiIi call at your resi-
dencs or come to my pariOrH We. have here
all the latest appliances for treating hair and
only employ workers thoroughly ezperisnesd-
The Washington times., 1918-03-31

WORLD-kENOWNF.D PSYCHIC
PALMlST and ASTROLOGER
ARE You IN DOUBT OR TROUBLE: IS
YOUR BUSINESS RUN DOWN? IS YOUR
HOME BEING BROKEN Up?
Prof Postsl in his .S years OF practice has
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Advice on all affairs of life Love, Domes-
tic AffRirs or Secre. Tronblea, SUCCEEDS
IN THE MOST DIFFICULT CASES. after
others havo failed. NEW METHODS.
Crystal Gazing Psychology.
SPECIAL REAHINGS. 50 CTS and 500.
PROF. fOSTEL.
9o4 i4th st. n. w. (above Eye)
u
MADAME sTANLEY-Royai Gypsy Paimist.
The Washington times., 1918-03-31

44TH ST. N. W., 25if-A few
refined persons can, be- zeeomr
modated with room and board in
a private family for sos per
month; positively no interviews
except between 6 and ep.mL IS
The Washington times., 1918-03-31

GIRL-Neat, colored, to answer
phon,. Apply 1913 New York
ave. n. w. 81
The Washington times., 1918-03-31

Miss G. Krelsel. It2s Q 81. \. w.
YOUNG LADIES-Two, for food checkers,
familiar with Whitney or Kuhn System.
Apply Steward. HOTEL HARRINGTON.
The Washington times., 1918-03-31
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

GOOD colored girl for house
work; no washing; $25 per
month. Apply 1888 Girard st.
: 81
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-12

FIGHT THE MAIL ORDER EVIL
{ Editorial)


The city and county being flooded with catalogues from well
known maoder house. which recognizes the advertising
this district The local merchants will lose dollars
OF trade by their and pound foolish policy
mail order houses the best opportunity reap harvest
The Leader-Enteprise has perenty and
this practice of buying supplies away from home the
chants afraid this evil with the only remedy con-
sent campaign through the columns of this paper are only
themselves the losers Buyers of merchandise merchandise
offerings in their paper they fail find them they are st
fed forming the that the home can't deliver the
goods or that ne is afraid to meet competition.
We have advanced argument from time our
home people should buy home believe this policy WE
NEVER BUY AWAY FROM HOME, but haven't the same
loyal feeling to their home and buy where they
where to them appears beneficial them thew are
quent stung but the gone merchants
arc the loser n any
Spasmodc efforts the individual merchants
uce immediate results for the particular week but CON-
SlSIENT EVERLASTING EFFORT is needed bv all the mer
chants to hold the trade for the and what additional
trade they entitled the larger this paer cir
culates.
Two thousand families the city and routes opeat
ing out OF Fitzgerald and five hundred neigbong
ard counties read the LeadeEnteps three and thew
have faith what they read for stock obne adv
sements swindng schemes purely sell advertising space
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-12
GRAND JURY
Preset MENTS
TO THE HONORABLE JUDGE
SUPERIOR COURT OF BEN
HILL COUNTY

We, the Grand Jury of Ben Hill
County, of July term, 1918:
Recommend that Mrs. Lee Parks
land six children be placed on pauper
list.
We recommend that G. A. Roberts
be appointed Justice of the Peace Ex-
Ofticio in 433 Dist, c. M.
We recommend that w. NJ Mayo
be appointed Justice of the Peace
Ex-O fficio in 1868 District, G. M.
We recommend that w. H. Robi-
tzsch be appointed Justice of the
Peace Ex-Officio in 1859 District G..
M.
We recommend that d. p. Adams
be appointed Justice of the Peace EN-
Ofhcio in 1887 District G.. NJ.
We recommend that Hon. d. w. NJ.
Whitley, Clerk of the Superior Court.
be paid $2490 for issuing 100 subpoc-
mas at 15c each.
We recommend that Hon Z. Fl.
Dorminey Sheriff OF Ben Hill county
be paid $500 for serving 100 sub.
poenas at SOC each.
We recommend that W. r. McLen-
don be paid $500 per day for services
rendered as clerk to the Grand Jury
for days.
We recommend that L. L. Griner
be paid $500 per day for services
rendered as foreman of this Grand
Jury days.
We recommend that ID. B. Broad
hurst be paid $500 per day for serv-
ices rendered as bailiff of this Grand
Jury for e days.
During the last few years.it is a
fact that all machinery, material
mules, and feed stuff have advanced
approximately SO per cent and VIC
know from individual experience that
it is impossible for individuals to, OPP
! crate within the expenses they have
hereto operated, and we know it Is
impossible to operate the county with
! the same expenses with everything
: having advanced as it has, and we fee
! that ii is necessary to raise more tax.
cs for the operating expenses of sale
county, and we therefore recommend
! that the County Commissioners o
Ben Hill County be empowered tc
raise tax for County purposes over
and above the taxes they are empow-
cred to levy without the recommends
ton, and amount not to exceed so pei
cent of the amount of the State taxes
for the year 1918.
| We have had submitted to us for
! our consideration SO indictments or
which we have returned ID no bills
and AZ true bills.
We recommend that J. c. Minshew
be paid $500 for the use of his car
for one inspecting the road and
bridges.
We received report of J. H. Bull.
lard, {. S. S., of Ben Hill county
which we recommend that same be re.
ceived and published and made a part
Continued on Last Page
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-12
NOT I'rDICTED FOR
W. CONVENTION SUNDAY

Through members of the Grand
Jury we are informed that the soft
drink dealers who were reported in
dicted last week for violating the
Sunday law, we're specifically absolv-
ed from the offense of selling on the
occasion of the Singing convention,
but were indicted for keeping open
their places of business and selling
goods other than allowed by law, on
previous Sabbath days. The parties
all plead guilty and paid the costs in
each case.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-12
WIRE CONTROL BILL
UP BEFORE SENATE

Washington, July 12.-Thc wire
control was called up in the Senate
this afternoon and will be kept con-
tinuously before the Senate until a
vote is reached. By unanimous con-
sent the food production bill with the
bone dry amendment was laid aside in
favor of the wire resolution. An
amendment excepting the phone lines
and telegraph lines owned and operat-
ed by the Press Association was Of
tered by Senator West, of Indiana.
The President this afternoon vetoed
a join resolution extending until Jan
uary first as the time short line rail-
roads might be turned back 10 own
erS.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-12
Seeing Georgia
our Will Start
Monday July y

The Chamber of Commerce began
active work yesterday on the Seeing
Georgia tour which is to be run by
the Chamber of Commerce into North
Georgia starting on Monday, July p
at 8 o'clock from in front of the cham
Der of commerce building in Fitzger-
aid. The interest in the tour is far
surprising the most sanguine expect
atoms of those in charge Of the work.
The secretary of the chamber of COM
merce was all smiles Thursday night
after the first preliminary canvass
for cars to go in the tour He said:
THE citizens of Fitzgerald are evil
IDENTIFY deeply interested in the sue
cess of our tour into North Georgia,
and must have been planning for
some weeks in their own mind to
make arrangements to go with us on
the tour, because nearly everyone
seen by the committee either signed
to go on the tour or said that they
wanted to go and would endeavor
within the next day or two to make
arrangements to be sure to go with
us.
AS pleasure proposition the tour
is going to be one OF the most en-
Joyable trips ever taken by citizens of
Ben Hill county. We are each day
receiving information from different
towns along the route of the tour tell
ing of special entertainments which
are going to be given the tourists
when they reach the different cities
along the route. The, expense of the
tour is going to llAIery-smaH.to each
individual as special rates will be Sc
cured at all hotels and eating places,
and each individual on the tour will
only be expected to pay his own per-
sonal expenses while on the trip. In
Atlanta especially the tourists are GO
ing to be given rousing reception
and the Grand Theater will run the
Fourth of July picture and the Truck
and Tractor Show at the auditorium
will have special day devoted to
Fitzgerald and give the tourists a
special reception with free admission
to the show.
The value of the tour to Fitzger-
aid and Ben Hill county from a pub
licity standpoint, can hardly be esti-
mated. The day the tourists pass
through each of the large cities the
daily newspapers will be filled with
news articles about the tourists, Fitz-
gerald and Ben Hill county, and at
every place thousands of circulars will
be distributed regarding the attract
iveness of life in Ben Hill county.
Every citizen of Ben Hill county
having a car ought to give serious
CONTINUED on Page Five.)
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-12
RED CROSS HOME SERVICE
WORK 4FOR THE FAMILIES
OF OUR BOYS IN FRANCE

The local chapter OF the Red Cross
has broadened its field of endeavor
considerably by the establishment of
an additional section. This section
will have for its jurisdiction all mat
tiers arising from the families of en-
listed men.
The directors Of this section are the
Rev. L. A. Hill, chairman; Miss Ethel
Schroll, the efficient assistant secre-
tary of the Chamber of Commerce;
and Mesdamcs William X. Bowen,
r. ]. Prentiss and Col. A. J. Melon
aid
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-12
BRITISH BOMB
CONSTANT|NOPLE

(By International News Service)
London, July 12--(OficiaD-Sever-
al successful British raids are report
ed. One hundred and twenty Ger
mans were captured in the Merris
sector. The Germans attempted to
make a raid but the attack broke
down.
British airmen bombed CONSTANT
nople Sunday, dropping half a ton of
bombs. All planes returned.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-12
FRENCH TROOPS
TAKE L0NGPONT

(By International News Service.)
Paris, July l2.-(OficiaD -French
troops have occupied the village Of
Longpont between the Aisne and
Ourcq rivers. Jamage farm was cap
tured. Further progress has been
made in the counter offensive north
of Chavigny farm and east of Few
rolleu. Prisoners were taken in the
French raid in the Champagne region
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-12
MR.. McADOO SELECTS AN
OTHER A. B. & A. OFFICIAL

The federal railroad administration
has announced the appointment of ].
L. Edwards as head of the agricul-
tural branch of the federal railroad ad-
ninistration. Mr. Edwards was form.
erly resident of Atlanta and his
appointment will be pleasing news to
his numerous friends there and else
where
Mr.. Edwards has for years been
connected with the A. B. 8, A. rail-
road as traffic manager, and was form
erly connected with the Southern
His varied experience in the railroad
world especially fits him for his in
creased responsibilities.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-12
THURMOND ANNOUNCES
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

In another column of this issue OF
the Leader-Enterprise appears the an
nouncemcnt of the candidacy for the
Legislature of Mr.. A. H. Thurmond.
Mr.. Thurmond has been prominent
in business and social circles in the
county for a great many years and
his entrance into the political field is
very gratifying to his many friends.
He is personally known to every
voter in the county in whose esteem
he holds firm place for his we'll
known business sagacity and uniform
cordially towards all with whom he
comes in contact.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-12
bERAT TAKEN
by ITALIANS
(By international News Service ,

(By international News Service.)
London, July 1.-THE important
Austro-Hungarian base OF Bcrat in
Southern Albania has been captured
by the Italians, said news dispatch
today. By the capture of Bertall the
danger of a successful Teuton drive
against Valona is eliminated.
The Italian lines have been advanc-
ed -nineteen miles in Southern Alba
MIA, shortening the line over thirty
miles Many prisoners were taken in
the fighting around Bcrat.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-12
FRENCH SOLDIERS
CAPTURE COREY

Paris, July 1.-THE village of Cor
cy, between Ourcq and the Aisnee
has been captured by the French, &C
cording to an official statement.
Prisoners were captured in the Cham
palgne district. Fifty prisoners, in
Guiding officers were taken around
Corey. The French now hold all of
Corey Chateau and Stpaul farm.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-12
CHOLERA RAvAG|NG
CITY Of PETROGRAD

(By international News Service)
London, July l2.-Cholera is raging
in Petrograd, caused by the food
shortage, says a Russian wireless to-
day. 1t is impossible to combat the
disease. Hundreds of victims are dy-
ing daily. Appeals have been sent
to the Provisional Council for corn
and other food.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1918-07-12
BRITISH RAID SECTORS

London, July 11.--(OficiaD-Again
the British have improved the posi-
tons east of Villers-B retenneux. Sue
cessful raids were carried out at Mer-
ris and Festubert Artillery continues
active along the Somme.