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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29

In execution of IL certain decree,
entered July 10. 1920. Of the Law and
Equity Court of the city OF Richmond,A
in the suit therein pending OF "Sallies
Is. O'Sullivan VS.. Catherine {. Quilt
van ct ais and Personal represent
tativcs of Dennis OSullivan, deceased
vS. Catherine {. O'SulliVan ct nls.,4
the undersigned special com missions
ors. in compliance with said dccreoa
court. WILL offer for sale on the re-.
spcctivc promises, in tho order named.
and at the several hours, 10 the high:
est responsible bidder, on
THURSDAY, JULY 20. 1920.
FiT gn,n 133o EGloek r p MTS mo
building consists OF two-story brick
store. and the lot fronts IS feet g
inches. more or less. on Fifteenth
street.
100 North Eighteenth Street. This
lot has a onc-story brick store upon
II. and the lot fronts 81 feet 3,h
inches on Eighteenth Street.
Third-nt 500 O'Clock y. Mo-
,o5 East Leigh Street. The building
is two.story double brick with To-
rooms. The lot fronts &c feet.
romrth-at $50 o'clock p. M.--No..3
900 East Clay Street. The building
is a two, STORY brick with . rooms.
and the lot fronts 81 feet inches,
more or less.
s,S Sifi ha-a ,vl5,,, ocl9sk p, M,-No.
stantial ,wo-story brick residences OF
nine rooms. electric lights and hot-f
water heat.
TERMS: One-third Of the purchase5;
price shall be paid in cash and tho
reina ihder thereof shall be paid in
Two equal instalments at six and
aaWS1S1 months from date OF sale. evi-:
dcnced by purchasers negotiable
notes, drawn to his own order and;
~ MN indorsed. with interest, and
~" I'VE 70 the property shall nc res
;tiheu until AL OF the purchase money
~ paid. with interest. and conveys
ahce ordered by the court: or all
cash. al the option OF the purcha scr =.
DANIEL GRINNAN,
DAVID MEADE WHITE.
EDWARD L. RYAN. F
Special Commissioners.
! certify that the bond required
under the above mentioned decree
has been duly given. -
LUTHER LIRBY. Clerk. 81
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throughout solid tires. VIII sell ron oi
hargain price III n. Harrison Street
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Observation-Disclosures
Professional Services ~

Permanent hair wave by appoint
In"Rt: shaIUpOoiu.. facial mas
SAGE. mnnicurlnE. scalp treatment
hdlrdr"ES.gS in The latest SivIc,
ch!ldrsn's hair cutting. ha'r dye-
ing. AL Kinds 81 hair goods made
TO order. 40 years cxDoricncc A.
l.ucbcri. END.rt Wi-nakcr. 2ps
North Fourth. between Broad and
Grace.
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
ing liant The only on. ia virginia -
leo cream cones: automatic machinery.
Owner leaving city good business IN
tn" IL 81 city IN the South f-r!ns ID YOU
wish thcm Us. care Times Disaatch
TE%AS OH! LEASE Ground. floor prO-
position near producing wells. Nr.
Hr"Wn, Apartment No. :. 2O3i Park Ave
Nt ~, ,na. r.ery y. /. ,,",cr..r.. -. -,
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TRUCK for sale Studcbaker. Chcap An
ply y. H. 1.i.ler. i3os w. Broad
TRuck-Two-ton Cutting e. II. Row
scN. .o2 West Main. Mad!.on 6neG.L
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318 w. BROAD ST.
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Repairing

CLOTHES rcuairinr is NV business. Res
work. Chcapcst rriCcs \. NJ Fein hcrr
ISL IL West Main street. boulevard 80.
HAVE you rented a house yet? Wanted
70 Rent Al In The Times Dispatch vii
probahly find one for YOU
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WANTED

WANTED
A young lady cashier
and office assistant.
Must have knowledge
Of credit and collec-
tons. Must be able to
use typewriter, be good
at figures and inter-
est. Room No. 10,
AIT E. Broad Street,
Upstairs.
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On i.AND Roadster: thre. months old {.
equipped WIN VIII. wheels. b,l,nrar
tires, cite Oakland touring. I5io ramai.,
ed and owerhanlcd: both oars al Ssrrain
rrteG* ! w. Little. Oakland Co .9i
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Poultry and Supplies

MORE EGGS AND THE REASON WHY
Snniin.F feeling Is OF extreme I'm
DpTtinc". bccdus" upUn u depends your
summer erSs. as well as egg and profits
next winter. Hurlna chCk-n ChowIcr
Feed with Purina Scratch Feed gives re-
suits. At your dealers Ia lOU-pound bags
and l-3 pound raCkaCeS. or Braucr 4.
HASTEN. Distributors. 1905 Z. Cary ST.
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MERCHANDISE
JcMclry and Watches

boN"r NEAR your diamonds III una.;rac-
Jewellers. "i2 East Main Street. carry tho
arrest and most complete stock of Ulati-
nun, White gold ana fancy. now stylc dia-
h'ni hHuniiu:N M the cry W" huY sell.
'NchhhE" anal r"mvunt diamonds In the
latest styles old gold and silver hlway
iak"u Ia exchange.
PRICE. quality. service. we save YOU
Inpnvy On every puTChps" liurtoI 8.
J"N't'r IN East Eroai S're"t.
S'hAAF'S Received a zig shipment Of
Wedding r!fts. t2S = i,roaG Street;
Machinery and Tools OI
uINERY--Ws buy and -cll .nuch!ncry
anu uluc Of VERY description. We also
carry fun lin" pf Shaftinr. hangers an 1
pul"Ss. Richmond junk aud PIN. COM
n"ny sos lrooE Avenue Rando.nh i0tI
Wantcd--To Buy 90
ELENNT .ecnnd- hand freight clcvn-
tor. ~. gpoi condition. Henry ). iIut.i-r
: 90. ltii t.rEt Na;R.
FEh IitEHS-Srot cash paid Tor feathers
amt tnt.pucS Madison 1907.
ftit$ifGtE wanted. amy quality. B.s,
nEl,, rlit Madison 1900
ftNN ruRE Best cash prices paid :or
used household goods ard O.i!c- furni-
Lnte al Eaniolrh i2ls
FURNITURE. pianos. household goods
fought. sold aud exchanged. Anlerspn's
broad Stre"t at First Madison 1891
VIZ iiUY dcse-, ofhce furniture aud safes
" LII
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ONE-TON Ford truck: stake cid. So.
cab and windshield; Just like new ga
complete. Terms II desired. A. Meycp.s
Sons Co.. 9-l south Eighth Street
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Help Wantcd-N!alr

Any INTELLIGENT PERSON NAV earn
$500 10 5000 monthly CORRESPONDING FOR
nrMsphroTs: Si5 to SIS weekly IA SPARE
time. experience unnecessary. no canvass
Ing; subjects sugst sted. Send FOR par-
Mcniars National Press bureau Buffalo.
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SnlcSmcn md Agents
Situations Wantcd-MaIc 81

GAR pENER-W WANTED. BY YoUNt;
Man. POSITION AS TRUCK GARDEN
ER At SUBURBAN HOME; 20 YEARS
EXPERIENCES; cAN GIVE RESULTS. AD-
DRESS { go. CARE TIMES DISPATCH
Rt'iiSrEREp PHARMACIST wants posi-
ton: ten years cNpcrirnCe: can fur
nish references. Address y 31G. care
,rimc s-pispatch.
YOUNG MAN of good education and
abb NV. desires permanent pOSition: best
or references. Phone Randolph i;gG-J.
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Commissioners Sale Of
No. IA S. Fifteenth Street
No. 120 N. Eighteenth ST.
No. 2113 Park Avenue
No. 705 East Leigh Street
No. 906 East Clay Street
AT AUCTION
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PiEEcE ARROW-For sale. 1915 t0urin.
Box 50. Chnrloi tcsviIlS. Na 100 p"Intcu
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BUSINESS SERVICE
ltepAiriIlv

SHOE repairing Of ,he bGtt0r c:.sy 5;p
~ ''ro'' street Randoiph ltil-w.
SHOES IKE new. The wias!1o, Shn. ia p.i
par Shvg ]. ~ liunn"l!. MGr.. 3ii ~
second street Randolph l:hs-w. Shoes
SallC, fo- and delivered. Mail or,iefs
stoE EEPAIklSG-SUt the chcaursr
put the best Parcel port a sp-Cial,y
Drc"s ShOe Factory. ZIG Ens, Main 81
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REAL EsTATE FOR sale
Wnntc,,=Ikcnl Estntc

Is AMT parmisslon 10 .oII yo,, 90, ,,rcc.,,--
erty THIS ~ nil want IL done sell
sell II. VIII expect The regular CIV cn, p
mission Zee can by 20 see me y II
Hlrhis: Slnih street. bennington Bldg or
call Madison ii24. -
LIST your farms aud city property win
II. Y Nhtithurst X Co. iOii Il Main.
LIST your earns anu ciJy property With
Us for quick results. - G TAYLOR 4.
Co % North Ninth Street
LIST your property for ,guiex result. with
Co Inc. - Il Franklin ST. -
RICHMOND TRUST CO. capital st.00o
, 600. Real Es-ite Department.. o. 4
HaMk!r- ManaEer
WANT ~ invest my cash At once in real
estate. VIII. particulars what yum
patch.
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USED ATToMO BIL E;s-Most reliable used
cars in the city. w. c. BOYD Motor Ex-
change Building. eos-dl3 West Broad ST.
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RElfL ESTATE FOR SALE
EARNS and Land for Sale SO

i's ACNES--Earm OF lI5 acres. located
~ Caroline county. Va: 100 acres IN
,ulNN"bnu. remainder in timber. good
IATm oGiid:nEJ. including 4 rCsldcnce OF
rooms. write Tor catalogue and other
,ni"rm2,ion. l.. NJ. M.ils. Bowling Green.
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Wantcd-I.cal Estate

BARTON Heights home OF & or rooms:
price must t." reasonable. Address i
2in care Times paratch
CHAS = LpEiiR " co. INC Insurance
and l!ca! Estate, got Mutual Builling
X. Arthur Bayi!ss. Manager Real Estate
department
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Real Estate for Exchange IS

tlMitER LA$u-wc have two Small
tracts Of timber land watch owner de-
sircs Ia exchange for good building lots or
small rcuta! property ia the civ. Charles
sNi - East Main.
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kcn"yatin2 ami D.c,n.
CANrETs. cANrErs.

Oh carpets made over into new rugs
El"hiuoud hwHluE CO. 2lI y Sln,h 81,
''Ao'S'" --s-
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raliurmg ana Pressing

BROADWAY Cloaulu. aud Pressing Co
lity Last iir"nL street
haN!HS gl"an"rs anu oyer. 1921 Yves,
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YOUR HOUSES
OR ApARTMESrS
For SALE OR FoR RENT
SHOULD BE LISTED WirII
II. T. X T.. -. EBIT.
NORTH NINTH STREET
80 ACRES. near Broad Street Road. Fiv. :
room dwelling; shady lawn: orch, RI
IhrIp See rs for particulars Pollard &
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USED cARs-We offer you best values in
1?l7 West broad. Madison $500 49,
VIM-Ono Vim half-ton delivery truck
I-rlee. 1850. Amply 272s y Street.
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Observation-Disclosures valve motor. IN
n. best OF cond,ition: extra tire; brand: new
desired. y. a Meyers Sons CO.. o-ii South
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70 WIZ II NAY C.0NcEnN.

. INN r NtITTCF.
For sale. dairy farms. stock farms graz
ing lands. river farms. Colonial homes
poultry farms, truck farms tnba Geo
farms. orchard lands. AT real bargain
prices. Easy terms
80 better time to Judge the quality and
fertility OF these soils when the crops
are growing.
ALERED NELL. & COMPANY.
Richmond Va iOl North Eirh;b c,
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RELIABLE CARS
GRANT 80" ron DSTER
oLpS 20" RoA DSTEH
NEW RROCKWAY 2-TON TRIre,K
OLDS ECONOMY TRICK
,x ~. u. a. PRENTlsS.
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FINANCIAL
Investments. Stocks, I,onus 3n

Sij.OUD.cO.
For sale. second in
tcrsst payable sctnlannuaily. a :iC adj
dr"ES Times Dispatch
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STtDEBAKER. 1915. sevcn-nasst niger:
Inn' condition. cheap. Rear iii w
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Household Goods
Jcwclry and Matches

BRACELET WATCHES. 5000 up. guar.
anteed Terrell Bro.. S:J ". Br0Id
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Service neutrality-suspicious. I
Auto Llvcry-har;,gcs

AUTOS HIRED. $50. & 90 ana s. 90 pct
hour. Daniels HGuicYari z2I ana rIG.J
ward ui7. l.. l.. Cola. yl.5V ana !. %
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ola PRENSA" 7 "LA PATRIA"

Diaries de .informaei6n polftica.
Sc sirven suscripcfones a domicilio
y por cOrre0 en- TODD Sonora.
Dirijase la cOrresDOndencia q
NJ. @. GON2AklsS.
Nogales. S0nora. !
P. O. Box $40 Nogales. Arizona:
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BECAME VIOLENT

James Davis, who told the court
Yesterday that his name was John
anies Edward Davis, and who is be-
ng held in the county Jail on a
charge OF selling liquor, awaiting
transportation to Tucson for trial be-
came suddenly violent yesterday and
gave three deputy sheriffs all they
could do for a time to overpower
linn and put handouts on him.
Davis started the affair by setting
fire to. the bedding in his cell, and
when the deputies went into the cell
to put out the fire, he made a rapid
and forceful dash for liberty. Mark
Fenter bore the brunt of his attack
and has large lump on his head and
a number of teeth marks on his neck
to bear evidence of the violence of
the struggle to keep the negro from
gaining his liberty.
Doctors Chenoweth and Purdy were
called to examine the man for his
sanity, but were not able to find him
suffering any mental abrasion further
than a sort of melancholia from his
confinement.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-18
THIRTEEN NO JINX

"The Trifflers," the Universal
otc-drama, which is to be seen at
the Royal Theatre on Wednesday, dis
proves the old superstition that thir-
teen is an unlucky number. Produc-
ton on "The Triflers" was started at
Universal City ON October Is, and
there are thirteen featured players in
the supporting cast.
"The Triflers" is the story of a
shop girl who aspired to higher So
cial position. Edith Roberts who was
featured with Frank Mayo in "Lasca"
is the STAR, Her leading man in the
present production is David Butler,
who has been seen of late in such
Universal successes as Bonnie, Bon
ME Lassie" and "The Pointing Fling
en-"
In addition to Miss Roberts and
Mr.. Butler, the following named
players appear in the supporting cast
Forrest Stanley, Frederick Vroom,
Lillian Langdon, Katherine Kirkham,
Charles Airing, Arthur Shirley, Ar
thur Hoyt, Olita Otis, Nell Craig,
Colin Kenny and Benny Alexander.
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PAGE THREE
PROCLAMATION =


By virtue of the authority vested
in me as Acting Mayor of the City
of Nogales, Arizona, 1 hereby give
notice to the qualified electors of the
City of Nogales, that there will be
an election for the purpose of elect
ing one Mayor and six Aldermen for
the said City of Nogales, Arizona, on
Monday, the oath day of May, 1920,
at Fire Department Room at the
City Hall on Grant Avenue, in the
City of Nogales, Arizona. The polls
vii be open at eight o'clock A. NJ.
en- the said oath dsy of May, 1920,
and shall be closed at six o'clock P.
NJ. on the said day. The said elec-
ton shall be held in conformity with
the provisions of the general cleo
ton laws of the State of Arizona.
Dated this 18th day of May. 1920.
j. A. HARRISON,
Acting Mayor.
Attest:-F. E. COLE,
City Clerk.
First Publication May Is, 1920
Last Publication May "a 1920.
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WEEK

Various methods for calling atten-
ton to the occasion have been adopted
through essay contesets in the High
Schools, parades of motor vehicles OF
varied types, and trucl, tours between
Important communities.
NOW THEREFOR l, THOMAS E..
CAMPBELL, Governor of the State
of Arizona, by virtue of the authority
vested in me by law, and believing
that the people of Arizona are especi-
ally interested in all movements hav.
ing for their object the construction
of better roads IN Arizona, do de-
signate the period from May 18th to
22nd, inclusive 1920. as SHIP BY
TRUCK GOOD ROADS WEEK, be-
lieving this period the cause of good
good roads and higway transporta-
ton will be still further advanced.
I IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State to be affixed.
Done at Phoenix, the Capital. this
9TH dial of May, 1926.
(SEAL)
(Signed) THOMAS E. CAMPBELL
Governor of Arizona
Attest:
(Signed) NIT SIMMS, =
Secretary of State.
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Executive Department of the State
of Arizona.
PROCLAMATION
Designating May 1922, 1920 as
tship by Truck Good Roads Week.
Every state, county and community
of the nation, linked together by good
roads, is the ambitious plan toward
the realization OF which the advocates
of highways have been devoting their
efforts for many years. The bene-
fits to be derived fall broadly within
one of three categories, economic, mil
itary and educational.
| Good roads bring markets to the
door Of the consumer and effect an
immense saving in the cost of trans
portation for the producer. This not
'cnly holds true II those things raised
for human cor sumption; but in the de.
Ivelopn,ent of other industries one of
which. m.Asng, has been the backbone
q Arizona's prosperity FOR many
yeasr.
The roads oe France. during tn
late Great World War, some of whic'
were built in Napoleon times, proved
an important factor in the victory OF
the Allies and the vanquishment of
the Hun. They are eequally import
ant for the defense of this nation, for
upon immediate mobilization and the
ability to quickly move troops and
their impedimenta may hinge the sue
cess or failure of military operations
in event of attack.
Real meaning will be put in the
slogan" See America First" when a
net work of roads covers this coun-
try. Every part of it will be cor
nected, sectionalism and isolation will
be wiped out and the scenic wonders
which abound will be within the rach
of everyone at nominal expense. Il
has been said that travel is an edu.
cation, and many there will be who
will enroll in this school for the bene-
fits to be derived from its curricul,
UNI.
Arizona with many other states will
join in celebrating 1852
SHIP BY TRUCK GOOD ROADS
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-18

Chas v. Fowler as chairman of the
committee for the purpose of raising
funds for the Salvatic- ny drive,
announces big dance at the Monte
yuma open air dance pavilion on
Thursday night of this week. Mr..
Payne is supplying the pavilion free,
the music is free and every cent rails
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-18
SHIP BY TRUCK
Good ROADS
WEEK

Executive Department Of the State
of Arizona
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HAIR CUTS HIGH
IN SAN FRANCISCO
UNITED Press Service)

L
SAN FRANCISCO, May IL
Six-bit hair cuts became fact here
today Hair-raising rates announced
by the Master BARRIERS association
went into effect this morning.
And that was not the only form of
tonsorial art that leaped skyward.
While shaves will cost the same, neck
scranes were hikel from a nickel to
a dime. Plain sh"nlpoos were boost
&c; fro,n 35 cents TO e cent and plain
messages take I s-n i'ar squirt All
tonics also are hoisted.
All because San francisco chin
:;:rnonters demand guaranteed
wage CT 80, an increase from Is.
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ADJUSTMENTS

ed will go to the good cause. Every,
body is urged to come and help out a.
good cause while enjoying themsel.
yes. =.
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First Publication May Is, 1920.
Last Publication May a. 1920.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-18

UNITED STATES CIVIL
SERVICE COMMISSION
The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that q Cook.
(pack train) non-educational ex-7
animation will be held on May %,
1920, for the purpose Of filling a.
vacancy in. the position Of Cook in;
the Supply service at Nogales, Ari-
IONA.
Application blanks and further in
formation may be obtained from tho
Local Secretary Board Of Civil Serv-
ice Examiners, at the Immigration
sae9gs 3I<gRtxj IA
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-15
LOVELY BIRTHDAY
PARTY,

Master Freeman Boney was the
handsome young host Monday after
noon entertaining number of his,
friends at his pretty home on We
Cypress Street in honor of his sixth
birthday anniversary
The entire lower floor OF the home
was beautifully decorated in the
Xmas colors and thrown open to the
guests.
In the dining room, red and white
streamers Of crepe paper were draped
from the chandeliers to the four cor
ners of the DOM. The dining table had
for its central decoration a beautiful
embossed birthday cake topped with
six tiny red burning candles.
Various indoor and outdoor games
were played until late in the afternoon
when the host assisted by his mother
Mrs. L. w. Boney and Mrs. w. P.
Phillips served delicious ice cream
and cake
many nice gifts were received by
the young host attesting his populari
ty. A dainty Santa Claus was given
to each child as souvenir of this de-
lightful occasion.
The guests included Misses Philena
Tyson, Sarah Anne Pryor, Geneva
Hussey, Elizabeth Russell, Mary ul-
ia Adams, Martha Olivia Boney and
Messrs. Jack H. Mays Jr., Robert E.
Lee Jr., Earle J. Brown j., David B.
Nicholson Ji., Eugene Phillips, Earn
est Lee, j. Morris Adams Jr., Davis
A. Bragg Jr., and Freeman Boney
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BAND WILL CELEBRATE
CHRISTMAS WITH DANCE

The Fitzgerald Concert Band will
give Christmas script dance Thurs
day evening, December %, at the Elks
Club, it was announced today by
Prof. Ternest, leader of the band.
The dance will be open to the public.
Three previous dances given for the
benefit of the band have been we'll
attended, brining couples here from
Douglas, Abbeville nd other neigh
boring towns.
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PIANO RECITAL
AT CARNEGIE HALL

There will be piano recital by Ge-
nevieve Spier's pupils Friday evening,
December 18th, eight o'clock at the
Library. There will be songs, duets,
trios. songs and reading.
All parents who are interested in
their children's progress in music are
especially asked to attend. Everyone
is cordially invited.
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Paulk Will Be Head
OF Pine Level Lodge

Pine Level Lodge No. IS elected
the following officers for the ensu-
ing. year:
David L. Paulk, w. M.
J. D. Dorminey, S. w.
M. E. Mathis, J. w.
S. w. Walker. Treas. :
J. w. Pearson, Sec.
S. G. Pryor, S. D.
w. E. Warren, S. S.
!. A. Cardwell, ]. S.
S. N. Jackson, Tyler
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-15

Mrs. Tedfred' E. Myers will enter
tain the members Of the Review Club
and few friends Thursday afternoon
at her coy apartment in the Empire
Hotel.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-15

Frank Maddocks, former Fitzgerald
boy and well Known here, is visitor
in Fitzgerald. He has been in the
theatrical business since he left Fitz-
gerald about eight years ago, playing
leading parts in several stock compan-
les.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-15
SPECIAL MEETING

Fitzgerald Chapter No. 81 R. A. M.
will hold a special convocation on
Thursday evening, Dec 10th at
o'clock. Work in the Mark Masters
Degree.
Companions requested to attend.
DAVID L. PAULK, H. P.
J. w. PEARSON, Sec.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Greenawalt
nd two attractive little daughters,
Misses Amelia and Myra Greenawat
are making their home at the Empire
Hotel on East Pine St.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-15

Messrs. Will Spl;iia aid Charlton
Morgan OF Tifto1, were the guests of
friends here Monday.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Mckay
has returned home after a delightful
visit to her sister, Miss Halloween
Venable, in Atlanta, Ga.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-15

Best Apples 75c and Csc per p}oE.
Manon Grocery Company. 226 East
Pine. Pohne $40. PIP?
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-15

Choice Oranges 80 and 4Oc per dozen
Manon Grocery Co. 226 E. Pine St.
Phone $40.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-15

Miss Bette Boyle has returned to
Ihomasville, after spending the week
end pleasantly with Mr.. and Mrs. u.
J. Bennett on West Magnolia St.