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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-30
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH

1t be the fashion of these aterwa days certain
groups of people especially in the cities patriotism To
the sentiment of love of there plenty people who
back all the ills that have upon Is sugar exto
ona hgh Drat such Are the railroads bad perform
Democracy blame politicians rambunctious? The
country is going to the devil.
Nothing of the kind The country is fault the republic
and democracy glorious as they the nation is
right The trouble is human If there wrongs they
pepead by human people and they will be corrected
they persist democratic republic Evoutonand
incident of evoutobrngs doorstep
children They don't look today years today
will know that the troublesome foundngs only details
the long, long trail of earthly progress.
If everything well with would know because
there would be nothing with We the
knocks to enjoy the sweets of existence.
The Fourth OF July is again Let remember that
that day. July 1875 when the founders this republic
the world DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE a nation
born that the world evolution its shape impetus sud
denly brought to the front mouderng consciousness human
igny OF rights that belong living soul In the IA
that have elapsed the people this earth have advanced
education intelligence good living and liberty
previously, and that declaration and this democ
iacy have been largely responsible for it.
Glorious Fourth Aye, it glorious IA years ago.
its glory will live long the word liberty good
mankind
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-30
= -~rs " TIME az. 1920,
me IN the primary.

- - 4 ~ ITTNJE2 n 1920.
me in the primary.
There was very much more IN it
than the candidates in the primary.
1t was the position of the Democratic
voters on the covenant of the League
of Nations. With more than two-thirds
of the voters in our primary declar-
ing against the covenant of the League
OF Nations without at least substantial
reservations, to let tn ePalmer dele
cation go to San Francisco and pre-
sent as the view of the people of Geor~
gia Endorsement of the League of
Nations with nothing but interpreta-
tive reservations, was to prevent by
machine rule the utter misrepresenta-
ton OF the views of Georgia express
ed at the ballot box
But even if we do not like the &C
ton at San Francisco upon all SUBJ
Jects, we Georgia Democrats must
support the ticket. We must stay in
side the Democratic organization, vote
IN the primary and support the nomi-
nees.
If any think they have grievances
the white primary is the place to right
them:
There has not been in fifty years a
time when it would be more danger
Gus for the white people of Georgia
to separate, and there should be no
effort to divide them"
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-30
HOKE SMITH TALKS
OF FRISCO ACTION
Regrets Regular Delegation Was Not
Seated, But Says All Must Stay in
Democratic Organization.

Atlanta, June Counted States
Senator Hoke Smith has issued a
statement deploring the failure of the
national democratic convention to re-
cognize the delegates elected by the
georgia state Democratic convention.
put urging Democrats, in spite of this
action, to stay inside the Democratic
organization, vote in the primary and
support the Democratic nominees.
HIS statement follows:
"Of course l regret that the nation
al convention did not seat the regular
delegation elected by the Georgia state
convention.
The Palmer delegation were not
elected at the primary; they were
not selected by the state committee
and they were beaten at the conven-
ton. Even under the rules of the
committee the state convention alone
could have selected delegates. and
the Palmer men were beaten in the
state convention. The Palmer men
simply elected themselves.
Regardless, however, of the action
OF the San Francisco convention
am still pleased that the GEORGIA
state democratic convention refused
to concede to less than one-third of
the votes cast the right to misrepre.
sent the Georgia democrats in demo
cratic national conentic..
L still think the delegates to the
convention 90 have been distributed to
me three candidates according to the
votes they received, and l shall never
regret that my friends in this conven.
non declined to ignore fifty-two
thousand georgians who voted against
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-30
ISN'T 1T TRUE?

citizens should that all
be suspended for day. and that everybody get pick or
shovel other implement and all turn out IN grand clean
up of the town, what would be the result?
lis would go with whoop the top and beyond would
lark everybody would be happy and jolly and work like
the hero.
suppose gentlemen should propose that all bust
suspended and that all male citizens devote the
cleaning their respective yards and other
be- What would be the result in that case?
Not the same by long odds
Possibly would take the suggestion seriously but majority
til would pass it by with jest a smile.
1t would lark work alone but only hard toll the hot
There would be spectators on hand to
N plaud and no dazzling in the spotlight of publicity
1t would be foolish day such humdrum
Cd when the old yard looks fairly well it is
10 Now isn't that true?
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-30
HARDWICK MAKES DATES
FOR MANY SPEECHES

Atlanta-Seventeen speaking dates
have been announced at campaign
headquarters for former U. S. Senator
Hardwick, now a candidate for gov
ernor, who will return from San Fran
cisco this week. His speaking tour
which begins on Monday morning,
July 5, at Douglasville, runs through
the 18th of the month with two
speeches day in a number of in
stances.
The game cock of Georgia politics"
as the former senator has been cal
led, is recognized as stump speaker
Of unusual ability, and according to
his friends will wake up the state po-
litically."
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-30
MASS MEE1ITvx Ey -E3xSSs = 90
ATLANTA'S HIGH RENTS

Atlanta.-Desiring all the informa-
ton possible regarding the high rents
in Atlanta, members of the Georgia
Legislature have voted unanimously
to attend mass meeting in the city
auditorium tomorrow night when
plans for curbing advances will be
discussed
The invitation to attend the meet
ing was extended by John A. Manget,
Georgia Fair price Commissioner, in a
communication submitted to Speaker
Holder of the House and President
Olive of the Senate.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-30

ACCIDENTAL DEATH

Ernest Stanford, the Il year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Stanford
was accidentally killed in the l. &
N. yards at River Junction, Fla Tues
day afternoon. The remains were
brought to this city for interment. Mr..
Stanford is yard master at River
Junction. Local relatives are his grand
mother, Mrs. A. II. Clark and = Miss
Josephine Clarke and Mrs. F. c; Bales
his aunts. The remains will be laid
to rest in Evergreen cemetery
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-30
WHAT NEXT? READ THIS
ULTRA WALKING CANE

Atlanta, June 30-The latest freak
style in Atlanta, is an ultra-fashionable
walking cane made by the simple pro-
cess OF crooking one end of big
hickory club and putting ferrule on
the other end. The canes still have the
bark and rough knobs on them. They
look rather ridiculous when carried BY
slender youth in tight trousers and
scant blonde mustache.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-30
ARE YOU FOR'OR AGAINST
A CITY COURT.

The Enterprise and Press is thoroughly demo-
cratic We believe in the full expression of the people
all question of public policy, do of the people in
the county To arrive the wishes of the people of Ben
Hill county, adopt this method Free
biased expression from them regard to the proposed
establishment of City Court.
In order that the people may be fully advised on the
proposition examined the proposed bill and find
That it abolshes of the Superior Court and
two Grand Jures, saving it is estimated of about
10000
1t fixes the calares of the Judge 600 and Solc
tor at ST 500 per year.
1t provides that the insovent fund shall be divided
periodically on basis of $3.50 between the city and rural
schools.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-30
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

The examinations of teachers tor
rural schools will be held at the
high school building in Fitzgerald
July 3Oth and 3lst
H. BULLARD, c. S. c.
6. Ben Hill County.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-30

DR.. and Mrs. Julian T. Brice have
as their guests at their home on South
Main street the formers mother, Mrs.
0. E. Brice, of Gainesville.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-30
Jud Tunkins.

Jud Tunkins says one reason a
eight-hour day seems so long is tina
1t gets monotonous watchlh the cioci
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-30

Miss Ruby Brantley has returned
home after a pleasant visit to rela.
tives in Hazelhurst.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-30

D. w. M. Whitley returned this
morning from Atlanta where ne at
tended the session of the Legislature
for two days.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-30

Mrs. Jesse Grantham and sons,
Ward and Jessie, Jr., have returned
home ade AFTER snd M Ssf w.t. vs. e AS Ward in
Douglas.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Walker an
nounce the arrival of baby girl at
their home on South Lee street.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24

Business partnerships may be form
ed TO advantage this month through
the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24

His Money II will be at the Rialto
for one day only.
In this picture Tom follows his IA
vorito profession as comedian. The
picture has few II any serious mo-
ments In It. lt is all concerning a
certain young man who had too
much money for HIS own good and
too much OF It for the peace Of mind
or his lcncee.
Tomorrow and Saturday Harry
Carey Is coming In overland Rcd "
This picture Is an appealing story Of
human nature Its settling Is that OF
the Southwest. Its characters those
In keeping with most any territory.
"JUsT A WIFE,
A question OF ethics with an intense
~ modern slant is given clever treat
ment In the big Selznick feature, "Just
a Wife," which opens al the savoy
Theatre today and for the balance Of
the week. Who has the real rlght to
a mans Affection and regard-the
woman who has been the power be
hind the throne" OF his life helping
him 10 SUCCESSOR the woman who
married him Tor money and then dis
covered that she loves him2 shall
a woman who has sacrificed her
brain power. her youth and her good
name for a man, step aside for a girl
who takes his name legally, enjoys
his wealth and gives nothing save a
bolated affection. Wife or good COM
rade? Which woman wins In the
eternal battle for love? Roy Stewart,
Kathlyn Williams and Beatrice JOY
are co-starred In connection with a
capable cast in this FIRST release of
the Selznick National Theatre, Inc.
Pictures.
The added attractions consist OF
Harry tSnub Pollard in his latest
comedy release, and pathe News.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
Clean Up Poison Soaked
Kidneys Advises DR.. Carey
Thousands Die Every Year Because
They Allow Poisonous Deposits TO
Accumulate In Kidneys

Don't flush your Kidneys with harsh
ma lceshlfts says nr. Carey, they are TOO
fraii and dclicately constructed 20 treat
them rough.
For 20 years I have been prcscrlhing
Marshroot for kidney and bladder sick
ness and now that I have retired from
active practice have made arrangements
with leading druggists 20 dispense this
wonderful prescription az a moderate
price.
Beware OF kidney discase-thousands
die OF it every ycnr who ought 20 he
enjoying the blessings of life and health.
IN you have specks floating before che
eyes. pufs under eyes, clammy feet or
moist palms, hackachc or eidcachc you
ought 20 get a bottle OF Or. Carcy's
Marshr0ot right away.
No has conquered thousands or cases or
kidney and bladder diseases and Is the
medicine you can always depend upon.
fMpORrANT-nr Daniel c. Carey has
been a practiclng physician for many
years and his rrat prescription Marsh
root" has cured thousands OF sufferers
from kidney and bladder troubles. 10 y
NOT a patent medicine and Is only sold
through drug stoVs In order % accom-
modatc bis patients. \. b. panforth
can supply you.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
PRINCE. f6. MARRIEs

FIRST COUSIN, H..
PORT SAID.-Prince Feisue, who
was the head Of the Arabian Commits
sion 10 England, has married his flrsi
cousin. the daughter Of Mohammed,
lbn Saud. She IS A and he s i6.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
0TT'lke 1
Ny(r1rrGlfig
"CInL on TuE sEAv

Originally intended for only a thre,
day run, Il has been found nocessar,
TO extend the engagement OF "Girl OF
the Sea-" for another day at tn,
Playhouse. This action was taken SC
as TO accommodate those who viii
want TO see the picture on the rec.
Ommendation OF their friends who
had the peasure earlier IN tho week
Girl OF The Sea" makea It's bes
hit as a novelty. No other picture
was exactly like 10. II takes us spec.
tators into the very bed OF the ocoaf
and shows animal and vegetable lie
heretofore unknown or only vaguely
rccollected upon sight,
Betty Hilburn In the title role Is ar
exquisite swimmer and diver and an
excellent actress.
The comedy attraction Is callec
Girls and Dynamite
Beginning tomorrow Dorothy Dal
ton Will be seen In a second engage
ment Of her production His Wife,
Friend The earlier run OF this pic
ture took place some time last Janu
ary, but at the time u was entirely
too short 10 satisfy those friends o
Miss Dalton who like her pictures.
"a DOUBLE DYED DECEIvER." /
o. Henry's famous short story d"
Double Dyed DeceiNor," Is the ncu
cleus for Jack pickford's picture o
the same name which comes 10 th
Majestic Theatre beginning TODAY
The very fact that it Is an d. Henr,
story and Is TO be picturized shOul
guarantee TO the great majority it
WOrthiness as an entertainment. A
a starring vehicle for Jack pickf0ro
this new Goldwyn feature promise
10 add a bigger popularity. II posi-
bic, TO the works OF this well know
and popular author.
Miss Marie Dunn, a pretty youn
actress makes her first appearance
with Mr. pickford in the role Of rs
tella, a Spanish beauty.
"PARIS GREEN"
There isn't a doughboy who wen
overseas and visited Paris who wi
ever forget the wonderful city or On
lonesome feeling he had despite q
the galety Of "paree" These dough
boys more than anyone else-becaus
they can appreciate, viii enjo
which comes 20 the Queen beginnin
today. Rays soiourn as Corpor.
| Luther Green was approximately on
! hour. Definitely Il was 0uly fort
minutes. But these forty miurtas ia
life time effect.
Lovely Ann May, another OF Ray
new leading women will play N
part OF Mademolselle Roblnet, tf
/ French chere.
"a MAN AND HIS MONEY"
Today Tom Moore Is at the Rialt
/ His picture Is Goldwyn succel
production under title Of "A Man an
Evening journal., 1920-06-24

The Want Ads are the hest route
90 excellent boarding places and are
reliable and inexpensive.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
You Can Stop
Tobacco

Stop tobacco for a month and see how
much better you feel. You can stop
without suffering any Inconvenience or
feeling the usual craving. simply get
n box OF Nicotol from any druggist, use
a. directed ana the habit quits you.
Your health will be better, your resist
ance 10 disease will Increase ana you
will cease 10 be n slave 20 Nicotine.
Read what Dr. Conner, formerly or me
Johns Hopkins Hospital. says about the
evil effects OF ton much tobacco In an ar
ticie soon to appear in this paper. Nic0-
tol is dispensed by an good druggists IN
this city. especially by the Danforth. the
Eckerd and the Spruance Drug Cos.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
"PARlS GREEN"

"a MAN AND HIS MONEY"
Today Tom Moore Is at the Rialto.
His picture Is Goldwyn success
production under title OF "A Man and
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
TODAY In HISTORY
SLIGHTLY JAZZED

one hundred and cighty-four years
ago today. John Horn Tooke, priest,
author, politician and irouble-maker,
was born. During the many active
years OF his life no took especial de-
light in iumiing viii both
brogans on things as they are After
he had thorouehly flattened the object
OF his attack, he would present his
idea OF a cOod substitute
As a consequence, he was bitterly
disliked by the Stsndpatters az his
day, who put an manner OF rocks In
tho path OF his flvver but without
mpairing Its speed 10 any great cx-
tent.
Tooke had the nerve 30 tell Eng
land that the American colonies were
right
Tho Mani Ads arc fhp host rottfo
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
AmnwsennemGs
PARKS ARE pOptiLAR

Those who are seeking cool places
during tho warm weather will Ind
that both Shcnpot and Brandywine
Springs Parks are considerably
cooler than the city and the trolley
ride, particularly the loug and pretty
trolley ride 10 The springs, Is a plas-
ing part OF the trip Both parks are
gest In the more than twenty years
The parks hhaVe been open. Dancers
are going 20 Shellpot Park In large
numbers on account OF the large and
comfortable dancing pavilion.
The nimblo little Want Ads are the
beginning OF many big deal.--Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24

The Want Ads arc favorahly gov
erned today and tomorrow for sellins
OF rooming houses and FOR placing
domestic helpers In the nome.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
aTUT HONOR SYSTTM."

Although much has been said about
the general human sympathy aroused
in "rhe Honor system" the spectacu-
lar Fox production appearing at The
strand tonight, one cannot lose sight
OF the other distinguishing qualities
of this master drama, eliminating
the great moral story, the powerful
record OF human love and sympathy,
and Judging 10 from viewpoint Of a
spectacle. one is forced 90 the conclu-
sion that 10 Is one OF the finest pieces
OF realism the screen audience has yet
seen.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29
HARDING FOR A NEW
PROTECTIVE TARIFF

MARION, Ohio, October 26-Sena-
tor Harding declared in a telegram
made public today that as soon as
the Republicans were returned 10
power they would inagurate 4
Prompt return 10 the American
system for the protection OF Amer
ican industry"
The telegram related In rarficuIa-
10 the zinc industry but pointed out
that along with the dr1D n zinc
prices had come similar recessions in
OTTER lines, notably agriculture.
Inc Senator's message said that
and the democratic tariff law Of
l9l5 the country was aire7 4v ar-
preaching industrial disaster and
that It was only saved when the
world war BEGAN and caused TIE
demand to become so great and
prices so unimDortant that eve-v-
hing we could produce was prompt
" taken by the warring nations
hrs the disaster was postponed
Now that the war is over and for
eign compe tition desperately seek
ms our unprotected markets we are
bound to -betie dumping Vrorrd
FOR all foreign production unless the
merioan policy Of protection IS re-
'umed. The products OF al the
world produced by cheaper labor
must, without this protection. drive
'ur own products out f our own
markets and cause 4 suspension
IF production at home and bring
dleness and suffering not only TO
he thous nds of workers in one
industry but TO the millions of work
rs IN hundreds OF industries.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29
cHAVEs COUNTY TREASURER
IS SAID TO BE SHORT

ROSWELL, n. NJ. Octobrr 21a
cfimina. complaint was fiisd ts;s
afternoon against Ben c Davissnn
county treasurer. charging rmbeD'
lement Of $4,000 Of Hnb9ic 80,
The complaint was filed bv a q
Whittier. state travrJ;ne ,nd;,o,
who had been here for Seal 49,
checking the books OF the tres sTTS,
Ia his report 70 the county, ConTn;s-
sonef5. NJ. Whittier statey fLs, tbo
treasurer is short S5l l88542
Following the Dr@crsd,,g. As,
uavissan ust statement 4er,'
ing that any shortage exists IN -.
teasuc.s ota...
!. ha, been kas,e, far eavsr.l
days that Tho auditors reaor, ,,,o,,id
aaH shorf7-e IN he otf;rs tLat
ID was nor until late FsstsrJay
TIE epaet uas made ~ .Fe rgnr~:-.
.sa r. - 81. auditor .stf.rg TN
- ls ..on.rd M Dsyrsl
s.a short IN his 4cco.r,s S5f ~ -
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29
FALL ADDRESSES BIG
CROWD AT BELEN

senator a b. Fall addressed on
Tuesday night one of the largest
crowds that have ever turned out in
belen for a political meeting. The
han was crowded all seats taken
aud people were standing wherever
room was available Despite this
many were turned away because Of
insufficient space. The town was
ttn'l Of automobiles as large numbers
had driven in from out OF the city
to attend Senator Falls talk.
] ht senator delivered a talk ,imi-
lar 10 his other speeches in The
state on the League Of Nations. and
national Issues. His masteri,
OF the subjects showed him
i', b. IN authority on the league.
Ils telling arguments had much
weight with the Belen people and ne
made many votes here for the Re.
publican party The crowd was en-
'huslastic and cheered the S,nato.
repeatedly.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29
D. A. r. CONFERENCE
BEST IN HISTORT

The state conference of tb,
Daughters of the American pe.o-
luton which ended at Roswell Fri-
~ n,ghHt was one OF the most sur-
ce5sfui IA the history Of the organ.
yation in the state.
Resolutions adopted bv the cor-
terence include. 'adhcrance 10 nm,
welfare ot the country: recognize
'he members new call to duty In The
hiii OF suffrage and the use of the
i"I'ot.p.edge aid in the work OF thc
characterization OF iorc.s .suc-, ~
i,nd tIanks T. Mrs J 4 H' lc
~ EcS",I for he- efforts r. m.tr
4 e. con'ercycc a success
The mbers Of the s1c.c ...,
royalty entertained in Roswell DO
auto rides, luncheons and rccc1.
tons
Santa Fe Silver City and Roswell
made bids Tor the convention r.,.
year but the matter was lefi rp /.
he state board OF managcma. ai
lccislon
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-10-29
WE FIGHT TO PRESERVE
PERPETUAL FREEDOM

Albuquerque. New Mcvic,
October 10Th, ISt
HtorE, Is. Cra.g, Republican state
chairman today received from lion
Nil ii. Hayes, chairman OF the Re
publican National Committee, the
following message as the closing
word OF the Republican National
organization to the rank and file of
me Republican citizens of the Unit
ed States:
=, New York, October 25
Hon. Go. r Craig,
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
We move into the closing DAYS OF
the campaign with assurance OF
victory as certain as the righteous
ness of our cause. Our campaign
has b,en a revival of loyalty and
patriotism in this country II has
Tor a main purpose the re-establish-
ment OF an economical. efficient
constitutional business administra-
ton OF the government at Washing
ton. We fight for America First
ms m ans not only the preserva-
ton OF our Constitutional indepen-
dehce against super-goyernment
abroad; tins means not only the
protection of constitutional func-
tions against White House theft Of
authority at home: but Am rica
J. irst equally means that the score
OF domestic problems close to every
american household and which have
be u shamelessly neglected. must
and shall have the constructive ard
prog cssive attention absolutely
.ecessary if America First is "a
ast- And it means that while do
ns this we will as Certainly pre-
'erve our great place in the world
ID today and tomorrow. with the
ame unselfish conduct that b-s
made America the synonym for
ustice and Righteousness the world
)ver.
We fight for the faith of TIE Pa
hers OF the Republic. and fo- The !
perpetual freedom of the Sons and {
daughters OF America. I esruestiv
rye and | know that the last davs :
7 the. campaign will be kept on fhs =
ame high plane. This election far :
Transcends any partisan affair. n
lease have Republican me sjnes =
pened by singing America. There q
NJ be a new glory to the Stars and / !,
tripss on the morning Of November Il
bird. !;
WILL H. HAYES" e