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The Holbrook news., 1920-06-11


 Geo. H. Hunter, formerly manager of the Union Oil company in Holbrook, has returned from a visit with friends and relatives il Ten nessee and left Tuesday for Cooley, where he is now To- cated.
 Thos. R. Williams, who was assistant principal of the Holbrook schools last year, will attend the summer ses- sion of the Flagstaff Normal school. Prof. Williams has accepted a position at the Williams school for the en. suing year.
 Nell Tinkham of Winslow, was granted a decree of di- vorce from Crosby J. link. ham Thursday. w. H. Bur. bage of Winslow, was the attorney for the plaintiff.
The Holbrook news., 1920-06-11
ARIZONA WEEKLY
 INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

- farm lands in Roosevelt pro- ject.
 Mathematical mining Co.,, to erect 25 ton mill to handle low grade ore.
 Chandler Sec. of Agricul- ture given favorable report on Paradise Valley project.
 Tuscon-12 out of IT coun- ty roads projects now under way.
 Kingman- Prince George Tunnel reaches 1900 feet level, 2 shifts working.
 Globe-Dripping Springs mine opens 25 foot body of copper ore.
 Phoenix-Imfnens influx of Mormons from Utah set ting in Valley.
 Phoenix State Engineer requests government high way construction equipment.
 Phoenix National Bank of Arizona starts work on new addition.
 Flagstaff View into 5 different states will be avail able upon completion of scenic highway to summit of San Francisco peaks.
 Flagstaff Citizens raise $5000 toward construction of state armory.
 Marieopa county lets con- tracts for 283 miles paved roads.
 Performance of so-called annual assessment work on placer claims not sufficient to make them valid as oil
  land location, decision of United States land office.
 Snowflake scene of activi- ty, contracts for many oil wells let.
 Douglas-Camp J o n e s Avaition field to get steel hangers.
 By car shortage $50, ,OO0,- GOO worth of grain in the farmers hands is held back, increasing the cost of bread and scarcity of money. The national railroad Co.,, equip ment is about 59 per cent in- adequate.
 Chandler-Distric farmer meet to organize from bur eau.
 Fort Grant New Dormi- tories at Industrial school completed.
 Lordsburg - Calumet 6 Arizona Mining Go. takes over famous 85 mine.
 Prescott ' Noted photo grapher to take moving pie lures to advertise county.
 Stafford -Gila Valley egg production estimation 50, 900 30 dozen cases annually.
 Phoenix-Coal Deposits in northern part of state suffi- cient tosupply western states for 100 years.
 Yuma Rapid progress be- ing made on Yuma-Phoenix highway.
 Globe-Light and Power Co., apply for permission to increase gas rates.
 Florence--Grain harvest ing through district to start within week.
 AnAMANA cTTNnAV CcUnnI
The Holbrook news., 1920-06-11

The Black Canyon Oil com pany will place an issue of treasury stock on the market at once. This company has
The Holbrook news., 1920-06-11

been generally known as a syndicate privately financed heretofore, drilling on the Richards and Owens ranches. This property has shown fine oil tests and heavy gas pres sure at shallow depth. The Black Canyon Dome is one of the most prominent in the field, drilling near the apex of structure on which are located the Adamana, Hopi, and Holbrook rigs. Ben w. McCloskey, as manager, as- sociated with Los Angeles and Pocatello, Idaho, people among whom are Dr. Joseph Clothier of Pocatello, presi- dent, specialist for the Ore gon Short Line railway, c. P. Blakemore and Dr. R. N. Culver of Los Angeles.
The Holbrook news., 1920-06-11

the same as described in our last issue, excepting, off course, the regular progress which has been made during the week.
 Water has been encounter ed in the we'll of the Hol- brook Oil Company accord ing to recent anticipation, and it is the hope of the management that casing will be on the ground in a short time in order that drilling may not be delayed. The present formation is very hard and difficult and the geological conditions as out lined by Geologist Major, have been confirmed in the drilling to date.
 Casing is probably in place at the Zuni we'll as this ap- pears in print and no doubt the same excellent progress will be made from now on that characterized the start of these operations.
 Preparations continue at the we'll of the Hopi Com, pany for resumption of work and we understand that re- quired equipment is expect ed at any time now.
 At the Apache well, good progress is reported. Man ager McCloskey of the Black Canyon is reticent as regards the plans of this company, excepting that he states drilling will be resumed and rushed with the greatest speed possible.
 A difficult formation is be- ing drilled at the Adamana and is thought to be a cap rock. This formation has been penetrated for 150 feet and is growing gradually darker and harder. This formation has shown remar- kabIe oil content and gas is reported to have been en- countered for the last 50 feet. MT. Roy Doughman, head drilIer, is more enthu- siastic than ever and is con fidently hopes to bring in the first we'll in the field. He states that if the cap rock will hold out a few hundred feet further the probabilities of bringing in a gusher will be greater. This company, as usual in a pioneer field, has had it's ups and downs, the we'll being shut down the past three days waiting for new sand line, but is drilling again today. The well is making 8 to 10 feet a day and has reached a depth of 1890 feet. The manage ment, as recently reorganiz- ed, is making all prepar- ations for any favorable eventuality.
 The Black Canyon Oil com ,,anxy xxyill n1ocn an iScl7Q of
The Holbrook news., 1920-06-11
WHAT'S DOING IN THE
 HOLBROOK OIL FIELD
Good Progress at the HOpi for Resumption of Work Zuni Casing In. Adamana Down 1890 Feet Black Canyon Floats First Issue

As regards development in the Holbrook Oil Field, the situation is practically the same as described in our last issue, excepting, of course, the regular progress which has been made during the week.
The Holbrook news., 1920-06-11

The Walker Syndicate, who will drill on lands in Apache County, is erecting necessary camp houses and actual drilling will be com menced within a short time.
 Rumors of additional rigs which will eplaced in opera tion fly thick and fast, and on good authority, it may be stated that these rumors have excellent foundation. Confidence increases that this field will be brought in during the summer.
The Holbrook news., 1920-06-11

Casing is probably in place at the Zuni well as this ap- pears in print and no doubt the same excellent progress will be made from now on that characterized the start of these operations.
The Holbrook news., 1920-06-11

Preparations continue at the well of the Hopi Com pany for resumption of work and we understand that re- quired equipment is expect ed at any time now.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-18
Alfred F. RufIry

The remains of Alfred F. Butler will he brought to this city from New Haven tomorrow afternoon for inter- ment in Fafrview cemetery. Services will bo held at the grave at : o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-18
CITY ITEMS
Removal sale at Besse-Leiand.s.

Removal sale at Besse-Leland's. -advt.
 over 2,o0o Lester pianos In this vi- cinity sold by c. L.. Pierce-advt.
 Turkeys. Ribbon candy favors, as- sorted chocolates, bon bons and salted nuts for Thanksgiving. McEnroe's. West Main street.-edvt.
 Talking machines. C. L. Pierce C Co.--advt
 s60 suits S30-Wilson's --advt.
 Regular meeting of Laurel Court will be held on Friday evening in the Masonic hall. Supper served at s:3o o'clock. ...-.-... .-.--a-. -- , e-.,
 Victor November records. C. L.. Pierce & Co.--advt.
 Those suits for $27.5o and $37.50 at the New York Sample Shop mark down sale are big values-advt-
 See the prices on clothing at Will son's.-advt
 Shirts half price-wilson's.-a Neckwear half price - Wilson's. -sadvt
 If you want a sheep lined coat. 70 to the New York Sample Shop mark down sale.-advt.
 s4 shirts sz-wilson's.-advt. victrolas at C. |. Pierce & Go. --advt
 November Victor records. c. l.. Pierce & Co.---advt
New Britain herald., 1920-11-18
CITY LAWS CONFLICT
Hence Comptroller and Common ouncil Take Opposite Stand But Roth Act Within Rights.

The presentation of a bill from the w. H. Hall Construction company for $2.361.l6 for payment twice at last nights council meeting revealed a conflict in the charter and ordinances of the city. relative to the duties of the comptroller. On that account Comptroller H. L. Curtis was acting within his rights when he paid the bill some time ago and the council was also within its rights in not ap- proving his action, although each took opposite stand.
 In the charter it is prescribed that the comptroller may pay bills as soon as they are approved by the com mission that contracts the bill. Under that clause Mir. Curtis paid the Hall bill. receiving two per cent discount and saving the city s4s.l9.
 Last night the bill was offered with the regular list of printed bills for payment and ordered paid When the
New Britain herald., 1920-11-18
L6D//zZL/CEzY7 H4NNES

London--"I never saw such times as these." remarked Lady Millicent Hawes formerly the Duchess of Suth- eriand and recognized as one of Eng lands most beautiful women. after her sale of valuable pictures and house. hold treasures at St Serrs House, Pochampton, Surrey. "I had hoped for a good saie." she continued. '.that would keep me in bread and butter for the next six weeks-" And with a sigh. she added she thought every body is getting terribly broke" these days. Lady Millicent is going to France soon where her husband, Lieut.. Col George Hawes. is in busi- ness.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-18
39 CLAIMANTS HEARD
Mir. O'Kane, fin Charge of Federal Board Surveys Here, Is Rapidly
 Completing His Work.

Agent Joseph C. O'Kane of the Federal Board for Vocational training, who is in charge of the drive here to complete the surveys of men hav- ing claims against the government for special training as a result of injuries
New Britain herald., 1920-11-18
Govt. Puts Ban on Sale
 of Pure Jamaica Ginger

Washington, Nov. IS. Jamaica ginger came under the prohibitive ban today. Orders issued by Commission CT Williams of the internal revenue bureau. effective in 90 days, classes tincture of ginger, whether sold as Jamaica ginger. extract of ginger, or by whatever other name known, as an alcoholic preparation fit for use for beverage purposes and subject to prohibition regulations.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-18
RULE SHOP NEWS
seismograph of the Stanley Rule and Level Company Has Many Breezy Hits of Local Interest.

The Seismograph of the Stanley Rulo and Level company was given out at the factory today Among the items of interest are: The Girls club will meet tonight at 1880 in the operating room. At this time, there will be an election of officers and dues will be discussed. A. w. Peck of the Export Sales department, is home from a short trip to Europe.
 Preparations are being made for a series of entertainments at Bar decks hall on December fl, 15 and Is. The Americanization committee is planning to ask all Stanley Work CTS. Dancing will be a feature.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-18
Financial
WALL STREET STOCK
 EXCHANGE REPORTS

Wall Street 1o:3o-Tradtng in stocks at tho opening of today's ses- sion was only slightly affected by tho storms in tho west. little intorrup- ton to wire service being reported. First prices were mainly downward on renewed selling of shippings, cop psrx and somc of the minor rails. The list soon improved however on buying of Union Pacific. Southern Paeife. Reading and chesa poako and Ohio. Mexican Petroleum. Houston OH, Shell Trading. Pressed Steel Car. U. x, Rubber. General Electric and Scnr2 Roobuck. Exchange on London made n vigorous rally de- and bills being quoted at s3.4s.
 Wall Streot close-Investment rails rallied to points in the last hour with call money down to per cent. but tho movement proved intellectual in tho face of increased pressure against shippinss and industrials. The closing was weak.
 Sales approximatcd HOO, ,ooo ahares-
New Britain herald., 1920-11-18

or other ailments arising out of their war service, has completed the his tories of 39 men, all of whom are now ready for ratings and placements It is estimated that there are about 65 men in city who are to be surveyed. MT. O'Kane has requested that all who have claims report as early tomorrow as possible so that the work may be completed before the staff leaves the city.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-18

comptroller's report was offered it was seen that it was also included in that report under the head of bills paid to save discount. On account of the fact that it had already been paid, the council refused to accept that section of the report.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-18

tNew York Stock Exchange quota tons furnished by Richter & Co, members of the New York Stock Ex-
New Britain herald., 1920-11-18
Deaths and Funerals.
Mrs. Emma Heinisch

Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow afternoon for the fate Mrs. Emma Heinisch from her home at 416 Arch street, at 2:30 and at 3 o'clock at the Erwin Mortuary chapel. Rev. pr. G. W. C. Hill, pastor of the South Congregational church will officiate and burial will be in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-18

daughter, she leaves a brother, Aaron Gustafson, and a sister, Mrs. Mathilda Eklund. She was a member of the Swedish Lutheran church and the Fridham society. The funeral ar engagements are incomplete
New Britain herald., 1920-11-18
Mrs. Marie AbraI,amson.

Mrs. Marie Abrahamson, aged 75 years. died this afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs. Carl A. Carlson. of s4 Prospect street. She was born in Sweden. and has resided in this city about 90 years. Besides hcr
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-12
Recordurile congresului de pac'
sunt secrete.

sunt secrete.
Londra. - Recordrile oficiale
sedintelor plenare a congresu>
hui de pace asupra canora s'a in
ceput o contraverSa i'm Statele
Unite intre prasedintele Wilson
81 senatorul Spencer sunt docu-
mente confidentialc 81 pot fl con-
sultatc numai prin permisiune
speciald tuturor celor intere-
sati.
La a opta sedinta plenara, IT,
nuta in 81 Maiu 1919 subiectul
in discaltie Ia fost protejarea mi
noritatilor din micile state din
Or!entul Europei, Rominia in
particular era foarte dificil de
facut ca sd asculte de marble
putcri yi o desbatere intercsanta
a avut loc.
Premierul Bratiam a tinut o
cuvintare lunga 81 a fost urmat
de prcsedintele Wilson. sc poate
insa spunel CD asigurarea data de
presedintele Wilson a fost o ash
gurare sufieienta pentru premie-
,,,~1 DrS4:c..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-12

Prin accasta aducem la cunos-
tinta membrilor actiti 81 celor
interesati cum ca societatea
Traian 81 A. I. r. M. din Canton
Ohio avind sedinta de 3 luni
(Gcnerala). Intre altele all fost
81 hotariri asupra cresterii cotei
lunarc.
1. Fie-care membru sa ia la
cunostinta ca ell ziua de / Nov.
Gotta lunara va fl de $1.75 lar
acei membri care srnt platiti
pima la finea lui Dec. 1920 sunt
.rugati achita restul.
2. Toti membrii sunt rugati a
reintoarce Statutelc vechi Secre-
tarului fin. eel mult pima la %
Oct. pentru ale Reinapoia Seer.
General dupa decisiunile luatc
la sedinta Generala. In speranta
ca yeti lua-o la cunostinta am
ramas salutindu-va frateste in
Numele Soc. Traian 81 A. l. R. NJ.
din Canton, Ohio. (34-36)
Gavrila Greavu, secretar fin.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-12
DIN new YORK

! Prin aceasta aduc la cunoS-
.tinta fratilor romini 81 priete-
nilor mel ca, Gu data de All, !
Octomvrie, Hotelul rominesc
"Renault" s'a inchis, expir1nd
contractul.
Ca asociat al sus numitului
hotel, nam mutat la adresa de.
mai jos, unde pot gazdni (aco-
moda) 100 persoane, in mod
comfortable. Ca 81 in trecut, in
.viitor va puteti adresa mie In
orice privinta. Dau toate in
.formatiunile precise, referitorI
la plecarea vapoarelor. Stunt
in legatura Gu companiile de-
vapoare, 81 fac toate fnlesniri-
le possible, doritorilor de a pie
ca acasa. (Adv. 2-4-6)
Gu toata stima,
'NLCOLAE T0PAROEANU
185 10th Ave. New York
Phone Chelsea 9O86
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-12
IDT 'f|'|UlA CjDflU[U|

Zilele trecute m am intalnit cu
0 doamna, gentila, vesnic Gu zim-
betul pc buze pentru un cunoscut
vechiu, 81 discutind despre tim
.purile pc cind era bortarita Unl-
unei, am zarit raza de bucurie
stralucinM in ocIii eli negrii 81
dupa ce scoase un suspin 'usor
fmi zise:
''Ce sa fac? M ,am lacat de in
deletmcirea pc care am avut-o cl
scopul ca sd capatuiesc clti-va
burlaci 81 am staruit pc cit am
putut dar n a fost chip. Sc tenn
de femei ca Aglgi,lti de tamile. :"
Ss
In felul cum au fost ospatatl
oaspetii veniti din alte orase de
catre rominii din Alliance, ell
prilejul sfintirei halei societatli
Unirea Rom. Ard. 81 Trans, la
multi lear parea bine sa' alba
1prilejul sa sc 1ntilneasca Gu eli
cit mai des.
@
Daca ar minca uni cind nu
le este foame, numai fiind-ca d
VENT vremea mesei, n FAR fl atitia
doctori.
A
Poate nu credeti, dar foarte
/ putini ,barbati din earl All nevcste
durdulii ar dori sd lie schimbc cu
cele c;rora ii poti numara oasele,
fara sd lie atingi.
&
Cetim in Neamul Rominesc
''Se zvoneste cd la anui 1925 81
stampila Capitalei Cernovitz
find ddfinitiv uzata, va fl fnlo-
cuita cu versiunea Cernauti." -
Daca am sti ca nllmai lipSa de
gravori 81 mijloace face aceasta
intirziere. am trimite de la moi O
stampila ell numirea romineasca
Se
In Rominia sunt 10 ministere
81 ziare,e anunta ca Sc mai in
fiinteaza unul, al coOperativelor.
- Pima la trci-zeci 81 unul, nu-
mar pc care il credem sufficient.
ar mai fl inca IL, intre carl n ar
strica sd 5nfTinteze ministerul
carciumarilor, al c0bzarilor, al
damlagiilor 81 al cocotelor, lar
restul. cum vor crede mai bine
cunoscatorii nevoilor de acasa,
ca sa sc descentralizeze cit sc va
putea mai multi administratia
concentrate in cite-va departa-
mente.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-12
INfORhATN|M


Paris. - Fruntasii egiptului al
partidului nationalist, intrunin-
du-se in Paris, au .deci ca sa ac-
cepte oferta facuta de Anglia,
facind singura rcservatie. O.
ferta Angliei a fOst ca sd sc dea
Egiptului independents, dupa
cum s'a 81 anuntat sprin lima
Iulie.
Aceasta stire j fost aflata a.
cum de curiBd de un membru de
Ia Associated Press de la un dele
gat din comisia egipteana, care
dqls oferta Angliei spre apro-
barea poporului 81 s'a intors
cum la Paris, in drumul eli spre
l1ondra.
Ca un resultat al consfatllirii
lor care a tinut doua zile, acesti
fruntasi egipteni au foranulat 0
serie de suggestiuni 81 contra
propuneri. Reservatia cea mai
importanta facuta de Egipteni
este referitor la procteratul bri-
tanic asnpra Egiptului care ace
sta Ger ca sd fie complect climi-
nata din tratatul de la Versailles.
Submarine bolseviste in Baltic.
Washington. - Doua subma-
rine bol3eviste au foss lasate
liber in marea Baltica 81 Sc ra-
porteasa ca au fost vazute la
coasta Estoniei, dupa cum spune
fraPornl primit de Ia reprezen-
taUtul ministerului afacerilor
fstrcine, Foarte putin Sc site aici
asrpra misiunei acestor doua
submarine, insa re crede Cd ele
au luat directia spre Danzig Gu
scopul de "a zadarnici tranapor-
tafee smunitie Po1oniei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-12

Vice-amirahil Htase a frimlt
instractii fatA sie atitudinea 1ui
in caz cind se intilneste Gu aces
te submarine. Is a spus eca Sta
tele Unite mn sunt in stare de
razboi GU Rs,aia, deci -aceste sub
marine npl trebniesc tratate ca
forte ostile. Ca un resultat al
acestor instructii fortele navale
americana din Baltic nh vor mo-
lesta srbmarinele bolseviste.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-12

Daca mar minca uni cind nu
le este foame, numai fiind-ca d
VENT vremea mesei, mar fl atltia
doctori.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-12

Poate nu credeti, dar foarte
putini barbati din carl an neveste
durdulii ar dori sd lie schimbe Cd
cele carora ii poti numara oasele,
fara sd lie atingi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-12

Paturi, diNane, nm pist, sa'g'
etc, etc. au fost de,se de hoti.
In anul acesta hotii s'au marit
cimpul de activitate furind mo-
bila 81 din alte patrl case.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-12
Gfdhiti! Grabiti!


Gu comanda pentru Calendarul
National al ziarului America"
All SO inceput tiparirea prime
lor forme 81 Sc lucreaza Gu iu-
teala uimitoare ca sd fie gaia
curind. societatile in special stunt
rugate q trimete comenzile de
acuma caci Sc tipareste numai
.un numar mic peste cele CONAN
date.
Este stiut caci Calendarul zia-
rului America" q fost ne1ntre.
cut in frumsete in toti anil, 81
anul acesta va fl unul din cele
mai frumoase. NJ scapati ocazia.
Comandati All.
Trimeteti comenxile Ia Admi-
nistratia ziarului, abonentii sa
trimeata 81 costul tot-odata 85c
bucata.
Primul VENT primul servit.
(35-36).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-12
Anarchistii nu STUNT bine primi1
in Russia.


in Russia.
Lomra. = Primirca spectacu-
lara care sa facut anarchistilor
deportati din Statele Unite cind
aceStia all inttAt in Russia a dat
'loc umli prea neinsemnar 81 de
scurta dllrata, enthusiasm pentrtl
acestia.
Aceasta Sc vele din urmatorul
incident. Cind americana afla-
tori in Moscova au apelat la mi
nistru de erterne bolsevist ca sd
lie permita a parasi Russia acesta
spus ca nu lie va permite acea-
sta pima cind guvermll Ameri-
can nu va liberia pc bolsevigtii
detinuti in Statele Unite. Ras-
punzindu-i-se ca Statele Unite a
deportat i'm nuynar insemnat dc
rusi, carl deja au sosit aci, off
cialitatile bolseviste au raspuns
ca cei deportati sunt anarchist
81 nu sunt doriti nici aci mai
mutt de cum STUNT doriti in alta
parte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-12
Cou1z'esul postal.

OO0 ReSul pVUsdI.
Madrid. La Madrid inceput
congresul pentru relatiile posta-
lie dintre taritla care Sc asteapta
sd Sc faca schimbri foarte impor-
tante in regulele postale de pima
acum.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-12
Pentru iubito9ii de musica.

Spre procura locuitorilor din
Cleveland prilejul a se bucura
de a auzi pc cei mai buni c1nta-
ret G. Bernardo a angajat pen
tru acest sezon pc cei mai buni
cintareti de opera, in seria lui de
opt concerto, intre care va fl 81
rcnumitul ballet al d-nei Paw
Iowa.
In 18 |. c. Sc va juca La Tosca
urmat apoi de Lohengrin 81 Ri.
goleto. liar Mercuri dupa amiazi
Sc va juca Madam Butterfly.
Bernardo sfatuieste pc dornici
de musica a Isl procura bilete din
vreme.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-12

Hot curios.
Se petrece aceasta de cinci
ami lntr una 81 s'a intimplat 81
In acest an.
DE un numar de AMI John r..
Singleton, din Parma Heights,
obicinuia ca sa4i petreaca sezo-
nul de ward la tara nnde are 0
casa din colo de Beach Clinf, pc
malul aeului Erie.
Cind vintul rece de toamna
sufla Singleton se fntorcea ia
oras fnsa de cite orr merges s6-yi
ia mcbila cine-va b 6ura. IN anul
acesta s'a zis q mn 0 u se mai
inthmple. Gind !. VENT cu csmi-
oane ca az-si due1 e sre 4 gssit
casa goaM. N
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-12
Muncitorii- din Philippines
protesteaxa.

Mauila, P. I. Fruntasii
mancitorilor su organizat 0
campanie prin cuvintari care sd
lie tinute in toate districtele in
dustriale contra legii propuse
prln care Sc fcauta admitcrea
muncitorilor din Orient in Phil
lippine.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-02
Automobile Races
Here Monday 9Th

A number of cars have agreed to
enter the automobile races to be run
here on July 5th. All those driving
cars will be Fitzgerald and Ben Hill
county boys and the cars they drive
will also be home products No i'm
ported cars or drivers will be allowed
in the race SO that all the boys who
enter will have an equal show to win
Prizes for the winners are as follows
Winner for the Ford race, $1,000;
winner for the big car race, $500.
The cars will make two complete
round trips from the court house to
the drive. No fee is charged to enter
and any one who wishes may enter
for the prize any any make of car
may run. All who have not as yet
handed in their names for the race
race who desire should communicate
with Secretary w. A. Adams, of the
Chamber of Commerce as soon as
possible.