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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-15
TRUTH TRIUMPHS
Fitzgerald Citizens Testify fer the
Public Benefit.

A fruitful statement of Fitzgerald
citizen given in his own words,
should convince the most skeptical
about the merits Of Doan's Kidney
Pills. If you suffer from backache,
nervousness, sleepless, or any form
OF kidney ills, use a tested kidney
medicine.
A Fitzgerald citizen tells of Doan's
Kidney Pills.
Could you demand more convinc-
ing proof of merit?
Ask your neighborl
S. M. Garrett, section foreman. COS
Suwanee St. says: "My kidneys we're
in bad condition and [ had rheum-
attic pains in my joints. My kidneys
acted irregularly. My feet and limbs
swelled and | could hardly keep 60
ing. | used Doan's Kidney Pills as
directed and they helped me won
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-15
OUR PUBLIC MANNERS

The matter OF public important comnlun-
y aa whole let like that Sunday
the Armice Sunday exercises pass comment The wa
IN which Fitzgerald people conducted themselves meet
ing say the least, abominablc.
During the OF the Grafton the afternoon b one ri
inc pest orators IN South Georgia and states most es
tlaDie ur few people deliberately got and walked ont
ny lar the vast majority OF the people listened eagerly to the speak
ers words 1t a great speech.
~ Parents must instruct their children common courtesy
Older people must be thoughtful Fitzgerald must not gain
reputation for being city Of uncuured and ignorant 1co
again ~ NFFO"
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-15
Next Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
W hat is A One-Cent Sale?

E'AnfS 01oD buy ierat
item Of the kind
Inc standard IS
new way Of Advertising This sale developed United
%
@ SAFE permitting us to sell
you gooo
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-15

derfully They relieved the rheu-
matte pains and other symptoms OF
kidney complaint I know Doan's
Kidney Pills are splendid remedy.
They are worthy of trial by any
one having kidney trouble"
Price. 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mr.. Garrett had. Foster-Mil-
burn Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-15
Polish Relief Appeal
Brings Good Response
Shipment of Clothing For Suf-
fering Poles Be Made Tomorrow

Clothing enough to provide for
about fifty adults and children in war
stricken Poland las been collected by
the relief committee here and will be
shipped tomorrow.
The work was under the general
direction of Mr.. J. - Turner ard
Mrs. E. K. Farmer with Mesdames
Harold Beall, F. l. Jones, Wright T.
Paulk and R. l. Maffett as chairmen
for the four city wards. A large
case of soap was eontribl:@l this
morning by the children in Fitzgerald
public schools.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-15
Household Remedies
and Toilet Goods

l5c Rexall Foot Powder, 2 for
loo. A relief to the feet, if
used regularly.
35c Rexall Almond
cream --------2 for Soc
For windburn, chapping and
other kindred irritations.
25c Rexall Pearl Tooth
Powder -------2 for 26c
An exceptional value in high
quality tooth powder.
40c Rexall Baby
Laxative ----------2 for Ale
A pleasant laxative that chill
drcn will take.
2Sc Rexall Universal
Cleanser ---------2 for Zoe
For Cleaning kid gloves. kid
slippers, etc.
25c Hadley's Face
cream -----------2 for Zoe
For softtning and beauty
ing the skin.
sec Alkaseptic, Jaynes' ? for Sic
An antlSeptic solution for var
ious uses
~ C. S.,lidseh $ cough and
~ CUP ;9yrup ------Z Tor Sic
Z5c ReXall Eye Wash 2 Tor Zoe
A soothing preparation Tor
eye troubles.
75c Senalig, Rikcr's
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~, ~ oSl''s SIENNA and rigs,
2os ~ S Ssa''l 70 tai'e.
''J ma. MAJ ana Roach
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why nave these undesirable
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SoaD To- 26,
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-15

New Zealand Favors Women.
New Zealand was the first country
In the world TO acknowledge the po-
'itical equality of the sexes by giving
women full suffrage in 1893
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02

WIN \ smith. adIuiant at Hanson
Post of the American Legion. accom-.
panied hy u ~. Grove. member. YES.
tcr,lay appeared before the CITY Com.
nisi ION and requested I'm explanation
from that body If the grofs discrim.
nation against the American Legion
organization" IN that the Bfunk's
Comedians were not permitted to show
upon the vacant let opposite the Fed
cral building when chautauduns had
been granted that privilege Nj Smith
who acted ~ Spokesman nude refer
cnre tu number Of businesses that are
being operated under tents within the
tire limits ri the city. and declared that
Fire Marghal n. r. Jones has taken No
action a. compel the prolrieturs a. com.
ply with the law. lie referred to tire
hamburger stands nov operating On
Elfi Fourth Street one shoe shining
parlur on Taylor Street. q blacksmith
shop on TAYLOR Street and cold drink
stand near the Culpcppcil,obinson re-.
viSal tabernacle ON South Polk street
declaring al these places mr." electrically
lighted and that Mt. Jones had not
taken steps Ia prevent the violations ~
the law. he declared that all these
places ~ business had been inaugural.
ed since the passage of the fire ordi.
nance and that they were constructed
either oi wood IN cloth
IN answer Ia Mt Smiths queries.
Mnvor Lon D. Mars explained that ca
dinancc NJ. 900. upon which Mr.. Jones
had based his action In not permitting
the city Light 4 Water Company o.
furnish light Ia Brunk's Comedians. was
passed In the year 1916 before the
American Legion had come into exist.
ence and that no doubt had the Legion
h@cn organized ~ that time IL would
have been granted In the ordinance
equal privileges with chautauquas Rel.
alive "a the numerous other places 81
business referred o. by Mr.. smith as
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
EDUCATION IS SUBJECT
OF ]. |. DUFLOT SPEECH
BEFORE ROTARY MEETING

Declaring that II Is the personality ~
the teacher. rather than the subject
taught. which II most effective. Prof.
}. l.. Du flot head of the depart.
mont of economic at the West Texas
state Normal College. canyon. said that
the subject matter Of education IS
changing continually. hut that th-
spirit o. the same In his talk before
III" members Of the Rotary club at
their luncheon al the Amarillo Hotel
yesterday at noon. he said that rm.
phasiZing clnssica, ~ vocational e,luca.
ton would not prov" cunclusiyely th"
Ir"duminancr uf either. asserting that
amy education which developed group
consciousness or group jealousy was
mistaken .ypc lie urged that more
men be- induced to enter the cducn.
tinnal field aud that They be- paid sal.
aries commensurate with their abili
ti"f az J.. business
Rev. ~. W Virgin. pastor of the
Firsi BAPTIST church. and Ohio Thomp.
son were introduced ~ new members.
l.. g. white. delegate To- the inferno.
iional convention ~ Atlantic city. hal
not returned. His report will be- made
az IN" next meeting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
LEGION MEMBERS PROTEST ACTION
Of CITY RELATIVE To TENT SHOW;
ADJUTANT GOES BEFORE Commission

being violations ~ the same ordinance.
both Mayor Marrs and Commissioner
J. ". Trnlinrcr frankly admitted they
were In violation ~ the ordinance and
said they could not explain why the fire
marshal had not taken like sieps with
them M he did with Brunk's Come
dams
Relative Ia the reported agreement ~
the CITY Commission with the executive
committee " the Americn Legion ,rm'
weeks axe tn the effect the Isrunk''
Comedians might use the lot oppnsii"
the Federal building. provided no citi.
yens objected. and relative tu the suh.
seIuent actions ~ the fire marshal IN
not permitting the management NJ the
CITY i.ight A Water Company To- connect
iis lines with the lights IN the show
tent II developed that the confusion
resulting evidently wns the result ~ q
general Misunderstanding Mr. Jones
declared. however. after he had stopped
the electrician ~ IN" light company
from connecting The wire II n Eaid.
that he could No, rctrnot his action nm.
lcrs the city Commission wished a. re-.
peal the ordinance upon which hc WAT
hasine his action
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
GOLDSMITH SUBMITS
IiIS MONTHLY REPORT

The monthly report ~ city inspector
g. :. G"dsnith for June. which has
been nl'd with the city secretary. shows
that during that month he made infpe'..
items of 20 restaurants q CONNECTION.
cries q granarics. ~ meat shops. |
slaughter house. cold storage houses
X b"rvos. ! fish market. lee cream
factories. I bakeries. fruit stands I
hotel. ana - dairics. Tubcrculin lists
were nadc Tor n dairy COWS In May
and 81 In June. Total inspection visits
made we've ia2 az ia places.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
SEVERAL CHANCES ARE
MADE At POST OFFICE

The first 81 the month h here again.
and the post office Is facing its usu,l
problem 81 having employees resign their
nosi,Irns l.. " Havdcn. who hss been
disnl;ching clerk Tor a year. has re-
signed and gone to Los Angeles To join =
Mr.. Slay who resigned a position At
the most office some time ago.
Thomas q. Cochian. parcel post car
rlcr for some time. has gone To- Anson'
TEXAS. rrsgning his position. W. l..
bennington. who has been ot duty Tor
10 months because of losing an eye. Ia.
.,ay resumed his work as parcel post
,,,ri.r. He N considered an unusually
,tf.cient workman. having been with
,hc post office five 81 six years.
Harry Jarrett disIaiching cicik. has
gene To Los Angeles Ter his annual va
cation. ". :. Savage began work as q
carrier yesterday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
STORE ROBBED
DURING EARLY MORNING

NJ arrests have Vet been made In
connection with the burglary " the
store ~ Joe klllourh a 90. which o..
cured Yesterday morning Both county
and city officials are working on the
case. Officers IN the surrounding ter
ritory have been notified To- watch for
sui picious characters.
The killough store was entered Nv
WAY II the front transom and exit was
made through the rear dooi Among
IN" articles taken were suit cases. grips
iilk shirts. shoes. hosiery. underwear.
collars. and necstles Indications were
TINT the burglars tuok the time in try
IN the shoes IN order Ia secur, the cor.
rect fita. as the stock wa lett In . dis
arrans"d condition. II h believed that
they headed their loot In an automobile
and lett the CITY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
CITY INSPECTOR
GOLDSMITH RESIGNS

city Inspector g : Goldsmith re-
slgnc,l his position With The city ycsier
dar H. rendered his resignation s"v
cTal days ago. lie viii leave to-day fui
his home In Kapas for a two weeks
vacation. after which he will return q
Amarillo e. become associated with 2
leading business concern.
Mr. Goldsmith has been city inspcc
tor rincD juno 7. 1919 he came L,
marble from Manhattan Kansas
where h. had been associated with th'
United States Public Health Service
lie ~ a graduate II the Kansas state
Agrit uliural College
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
Street CAR SERVICE
IS DELAYED FEW DAYS

Street ear frrNice viii not be- fur
nishcd the people of Amarillo for few
days. II was officially announced last
night as several days viii be- required
IN which to test out the lines and To- de-
icrminc q schedule. Cars operated over
the Lincoln Street lin" mot all dny
yesterday and went over the lnlk Street
line q couple of times.
The matter of fares was NOT dis.
cuSsed at ycstcr;ny's meeting of the
commission. II probably will be- taken
up at the rcccss,d meeting this morn.
ing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
WALTON BOY WINS TRIP
Of texas FARM SPECIAL

George Walton. ~ years old. who
lives three and onehalf miles north
a'~asi of' Amarillo. has been awarded thu
honor ~ representing Potter county On
the Tcxas Boys Farm Special which
will tour several states. leaving college
Station. August :. Young Walton
wrote splendid essay upon why
Expect to be- Farmer" The hoy has
never attended anything hut rural
school. \. =. Stinnc,, 81 the Rotary
club. G. y Ilutchings Of the Hiwanis
club and q. q. or'lway az the LIONS
club were the committee which Judged
the essays.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
JONES WILL SPEAK
At LEGION Meeting

Marvin Jones congressman from this
congressional district. w-,i DO the prin
clpll speaker az the meeting of the
ltan-on Post at the American Legion.
to hc held IN the rooms IL tho Beard
az CITY Development nrai Tuesday
night. The subject 81 the congress
mans talk has not yc, been an
nnunccd.
Following the mcc,iiN. all nsJ'bcrs
will go In u body to the show 81
RnmL's Comedians al Eleventh and
Folk streets. Al members are urged
~ attend the meeting. as snnc import
an, matters viii he taken up Tor con
sidciniion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02

More d thosc practical TwoinOne'
sinri. and Double sisht Glasses. the
Zig Kind. IIoliowgrou 10 your
measure. Accurately fitted In selected
framcs and mountings In all the latest
Snaps and shades
Low prices are good yet. pr Claude
Wolcoit. Specialist. 40 iV'c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02

When the baby IL suffering the doa.
bic afniction II h1i weather ana howcI
disor'lerr. the REMEDY needed ~ Ne
GEES BABY ELiNiR. II reduces the
fvcrish condition. corrccts the stomach
ami CHEEKS lo0senoss of the bowels
Sold by all druggists.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
Commission T0SETT TIE INCINERAT0R
QUESTION; PROTEST REGARDING
HIGHER TELEPHONE RATES IS HEARD

nay the increases. indicating that Il
was almost M, unanimous will Il the
lcoplr Tint the increased rates be- col.
lect"d. Mr. Mars told Mt Gul.ke.
however that the matter would De- TAX.
cn up for confederation bi the c,ln.
mi"si,r and that h. would b. called
upon when action. u any. II uker
when asked by the mayor n he
thought the city had r,linfuishod itr
rights In the premises hy not taking
fteps Ia prohibit the telephone company
from collecting the incrcascd rites.
Corporation Council NJ. !. Jackson Dc.
'larcd h. was ~ the opinion that the
city'r contract with the telephone com.
a,uuv Ind I,,u nlroputed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
First Wheat Received.

Quincy Ford delivered the first ship.
ment IT 1899 wheat o. the Panhandle
Grain and Elevator Company ycstcr-
day. The grain tested g. pounds to
the buih cl I, sold for Se7j a hushel.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
MADE DURING MONTH

Only acvcn runs were made by the
local fire department during the pas,
month. according to ;hc report ot Pr
chief Earl ]. Curry. which shows ihn'
n TOTAL damage 81: sGse was incurred
hy fire. \ total ~ s.iso feet 81 h"s'
was Ia,d The department has not -
e,i,cd an alarm since June -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
Regarding the White Way.

W. a. Estes. secretary II the Beard
~ City Development. presented a. tho
commission q potition from q majority
q the property owners an Taylor street
from Frt to Eighth. un rllk street
from Eighth to Tnth. and ON Fourth
street from Polk - the SAINTS Fe IA
ton. asking that thc city commission
take formal action toward making an.
preparation for paying for the iilimuna.
ton IT white way systems in De- In.
Fiallcd on those strccts II asked by the
mayor II an the property owners had
rigned up n pay their propnrtionata
parts n the expense ~ inrallinr tho
-ystcm. Mr. Estes told him ail bui three
nad signed their willingness to nay and
Nhc most ~ them had submitted checks
Tor their proportlonate amounts The
snayor then todd MI Estes a. secure
from the contractor IN install the sys.
tom some Kind ~ assurance that no
raps would De- left In the now systcm
and that the light standards would 10
continuous ~ equal distances upon the
"irccts named before The commission
gll;o any action
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02

The matter of selecting the type ard
cite of incinerator "a he installed In
Amarillo was deferred until . o'clock
this morning At yesterdays meeting II
qhc city commission. pending the filing
ui sealed bids by reprcscntatiN of both
tine manufacturer 81 the Stukcs and Il
the Nye plants ON several different
niles ~ plants
The question II whether ~ net o. IN
ntall n one unit plant In a two uai'
building. In order that n second unit
might be- added when needed. ~ tn
construct only one unit building. seem
cd To- hc aboiit the only question IN the
minds 81 the commissioners. all -
whom were present II WIS de, idc'!.
however. that sealed proposals would be-
accepted and opened az C'clock this
morning on both the one unit and two
unit buildings.
GnleI.e Before Meeting.
James q Gulekc appeared before the
commission and protested o. that body
permitting the Southwestern Telegraph
& Telephone Company to collect In
creased rates without making ohs"c'
iIons. lie said that when be- received u
statement from the company for both
his residence and business telephones
81 made payment In accordance with
ahc old rates. ana that "Wednesday. July
40. an official 81 the company paid him
n pcrsnnal visit aud informed HIM that
unless he paid the difference IN tho
Old rate and the increased rate his iclc'
phone service ~ both his office aud
residence would BE- discontinued. lie
paid the difference. he said. writing
upon the face az the check with which
payment was made that his action WIS
taken under protest aud only alt'' ia"
threat of the company 90 discontinue
,hls telephone service lie sought the
ttf,isiancc - the city commission "
stopping the company from collecting
the incrcascd rates. saying he was rep
Tersnting no citizen o. body n citizens
hut that he was representing himself
only.
Mr. Gifrtc was told by Mayor Ion
n Marrg that the commission had not
consented a. the companv'a action IN
collecting increased rates and that the
fonly agreement made nv the commission
was to the effect that the city would
mot interfere with the collections unless
ihe now rates were objected 10 ~ the
citizens. IIc wag'told that ont ~ ap.
lproximatcly 970o telephone Subscribers
On Amarillo. only seven had refused tn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02

Tho United states supply of mcr
chaninbc humber /, estimated AT SeG..
000. 00O OO0 feet
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
lined in Police Cnnri.

-Four pcrfony were fined for fhccd
ing by Judge y A. McKinnon In the
corporation court Yesterday morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
WANT ADS BRING RESULTS TRY ONE TO-DAY
DID YOU GET ONE?

We will on request send you copy Of bylaws or Of
the add in last Sundays paper which tells the whole
story.
The brick is going up, the building will soon be completed
and machinery turning out high grade work. Watch for
the Of the unwilling Of the corner stone
which will take place next week. People from all the
Panhandle will be present and impressive ceremony
will be held
REMEMBER, THE TIME oN'THE STOCK IS LIN.
TED You can't afford Ia mis-. this great opportunity
become shareholder in this enterprise Our support is
coming from sl the Panhandle and surrounding ter
rtory well as from Amarillo.
No matter what your trade occupation; matter
what your position in life, whether rich poor, this
stock yours for the clipping Of the coupon below and
remittance Of a payment. Whether il is hun
hed shares reserved il is all the You viii be
Of the thousands in the country who wish to high
class work done fair price, and the workers getting
enough to live without resortng TO wrong methods.
Our aim is put humanity higher plane and station
in life. So h you want to help, just clip one Of the
coupons below and mail bring il TO our office at
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02
Ordinance l. Passed.

Tn, commission passed an ordinance
regulating the hours when railroads
: hall do switching on Industrial tracks
within the citr limit alsn limiting the
length e time a street ~ alley NAV bc
Shocked hy an engine ~ ears engaged
In rwitching. The ordinance further
iiipulat'd that nn ears shall d. used
~ switching other than those Tor tho
Immediate usr ~ the industry 81 the H..
cation ~ DO served hy fuch ears
Action upon the parking ordinance
viii bc taken NJ today mr,ting. Il ~
understood.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02

RHIvA SHRINE BiNQUET. ANA.
RIiIO HOTEL. $40 q. w.. July 3RD.
CNIJ. DR. u. .. PARECEII. PHONE
.6;. FOR RESERI tTiO>S 1o''T
DELAY. SHRINE ONLY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-02

of the coupons in Sundays paper and mail il in for
reservation Of stock in the AMARILLO COOPERATIVE
UNION LAUNDRY?
From the way they coming in. your chance will be
slim IL you wait much longer The stock may be taken
off the market at moments notice, the directors
in position to do so IL they desire
But want to be cooperative enterprise, with every
interested Now is the time 90 into business for
yourself along with your neghbors. The laundry business
Of the best paying business enterprises in the
try Our figures, published in the papers at the time Of
the lockout showing that the three laundres Of Amarillo
must be clearing 100000 EACH per week. has never
been corrected although asked for correction.
We can PAY FOR THIS LAUNDRY BUILDING AND
EQUIPMENT IN TEN MONTHS. at a conservative fig
ure out Of the clear gain Even the surplus that set
aside each months viii double plant in two
build other cooperative business just badly need
3D. thus making your stock worth to l. Other aundries
do il, will we.