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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-21
O. P. R. DEFEATS
TEXACO TOSSERS
Errors and Pitchers
Wildness Costly to
Losers
BOYD IN GREAT FORM
Elongated Finger Permits
Only Two Hits and
Strikes Out 10

Boyd was effective against Texaco
yesterday and .. u. II. won a City
OIL league fray at McNulty park, 6-l
Leaks In the defense, streak of
wildness and we'll distributed hits
by Williams and Wlndlo lost for
Chancellor. Cordner replaced the
scholastic entry and nine men faced
him in three innings.
GYPSY, who downcd Carter in the
inaugural and Cosden, pennant
winners Of the opening session tangle
this evening at McNuity park.
TExACO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-21
MlSSISSlPPlAN IS HANGED
Clemency Allowed by Acting Gov
ernor Revoked In Sentence.

PITTsBoRo. Miss. July 2O.--His
death sentence once commuted to
life Imprisonment by an acting gov
ernor. only to have the governor re-
turn, issue statement that the rec
ords Of his office did not show a
commutation and order him from the
state farm back to the death cell,
Charles II. Ivy. 65 years old. today
was hung In the little red brick Jail
here for the murder OF Love Bag
well in 1919.
In the hope that Governor Rus
sell would grant eleventh hour ex-
e9ntive clemency for which the
sheriff OF this county and two mem
bers OF the pardons board had in
terceded. the hanging was deferred
until late today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-21
sues Constable for C,r

Seeking possession OF REQ road.
ster or It's value and damages OF
$500 for alleged unlawful detention
OF the property, an action In re.
plevin was filed in district court
yesterday by It. w. Rutherford
against q. w. Hanna, constable In
district No. 4. Tulsa city, and ths
Atlas NOrage cQmpanY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-21
BOX Carr Short.

WASHINGTON, July 20.---wide-
spread shortage OF box cars Is in
dicated In complaints from clippers
to the American Railway associa tion.
according to W. G. Kendall. chief OF
the associations commission on car
service who said tonight that efforts
were being made to relieve the
stringency.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-21

cause. These women achieved their
object In "A typically American and
womanly way and the success OF
their club Ia assured by their ini-
tial undertaking. u hard days scrub
bing together.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-21

Sacrifice hit--F1ynn. Stolen bases
---Ligon, Timmons. Base on balls
Boyd /, Chancellor /. Struck out
Boyd l, Chancellor |. Cordncr 4.
Hit by pitched ball-.by Chancellor
?, Williams. Tim mons. Pitching rec
ord--off Chancellor runs, hits
IN innings. Left on base-Texaco
so. +. Il. 2. Passed ball-1im-
amons. Time-l;55. Umpire-An-
.drcvs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-21

A. C. DoerinR, employment secre-
tary of the local y. M. G. A, re
turned yesterday from Lake Geneva,
Wis, whore he has been attending
the '"Y" summer school and edu-
,ational conference,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-21
The Turf


At WINDSOR.
Results Vest ersiay.
First tsce. one mile--Statim (Dugan),
frat; Flame tJ3nesl second Somme
tAron), third. Time, itb. Mouette, p.
Moody, Glow Worm Hemisphere also ran.
second race, SIX furlonss-Lofd wrsck
lARdressl, first, Frlvolity tIIunt). second
VIVA Mcoee twrighOt third. Time is
Viola e, Bddledee. Miss Millions John
Nordeok. weinland. Rouen, also ran
Third race five furiongs--Last Rose
tMcCrawl, first, Anna Wood Denny /.
eeoOnd. Mad Lillian tButwelD. third.
Time, i;0g. Annettes sister. Mr. Rose,
julia n, Mary Jane Baker, Ey Jimmy,
Fourth race. mile and sIsteenth--pest-
hoff tkennedyl, first My Dear tYeargin),
second Snap Dragon III tMsngan), third
Time, ii7 as. Easter Lily Douglass s..
Beaver XIII. also ran.
Ftfth rsce, mile and one eighth keep
tBrysonl, first; King Fisher tBurkel
second; Bubbling Louder tButweiD, thiSd.
Time. 1857. Courtly Lass, Honolulu.
Thinker. Gcurmond, Wood Thrush also
ran.
Sixth race. six furiones-First Puilet
tMotriseyl, firsti III Mahdi tButwelll
Time. i.lb. Brynhild. Virgo. Loys.
Diomed, Squeeler. Pastime, Propoga nda
Arch Plotter. Circulate, also ran.
Seventh race. one miie--Refugee II
tBntwollD, fitst. Little Ed tHuntD, sec /.
ond. summer Sigh tDuEan). third. Time,
i'il s-b. Short Change. Matgory, Cande-
letia, Glasstoi. Contestant, Japhet, James
Foster Letnster. Bob Baker, Jack Reeves
also ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-21

Rent that spare room iu your
another war bondi Call osaee 5000.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-18

acerbamentc.
PARIs.-Una nota Official publica
da hoy da a conocer el nuevo presu-
puesto de la Marina francesa, que Sc
eleva Ia suma de 1901 millones de
frances y que representa- un aumento
sobre el anterior de 33s millones. Ell
Departamento de Marina advierte que
esta diferencia Sc debe fundamental
mente al alto costo de la vida de
las materias primas. FL programa de
construction naval ofrece interesantes
aspectos y Sc cree que Ell Gobierno
aspira a tener una esplendida marina
de guerra. En- primer termino. ell pro
grama comprende seis nuevos cruceros.
doce contra torpederos y doce subma-
rinos. Aparte de este, Sc informa que
muy pronto Sc terminara la construc-
eion de varios super -acorazados, cru
cerOs y destrOyers
Han resultado imponentes los fu-
nerales de NJ Blest Cana, ex-ministro
de Chile EN- Washington, Londres
Paris. Al acto acudio ell cuerpo diplo
matico Ell Primer Ministro. que re-
presento al Gobierno de la Repnblica.
m. Leygues recibi6 esta mana
ma don Rodrigo octavio, sub-secreta-
rio de Asuntos Extranjeros del Brasil,
con quien discuti6 la question de los
barcos alemanes internados en- los puer
tos brasileros asi como tambien las re
laciones comerciales y diplomaticas, q.
son cada dia mas estrechas, entire la
RepGbiea de Europa v la Repdblica de
America
-Un telegrsma de Budapest anun
eia que Lipseher. quien jug6 papel i'm
poTtante en- O. proceso instruido con-
ira el primer ministro Caillaux, ha IA
llecidO en- un manicOmio de aquella ciu
dad.
Sc anuncia que las fabricas de
aeroplanos "Bleriot'' han sido defini-
tivamente cerradas. Dos mil obreros Sc
hallan sin trabajo, por 10 que ell Co.
biernO ha decididO intervenir.
GINEBRA. Ell Consejo de la $50
ciedad de las Naciones.'' di6 a como
Ger hoy las peticiones de PERU a Bo-
livia, nm de que sean revisados los
tratados cen Chile, concertados desde
1888 a "a. Fue acuerdo aplazar este
asunto para tratarlO en- una reunion pi
blica. que Sc efectuara tan pronto 10
acuerde el referido ORGANISING.
PARIs.-Esta tarde fue firmado ell ira
tado entire Italia y los yugo-eslavos. FL
Tratado de Rappallo que asi So llama
consta de nueve articulos.
Despachos recibidos de Roma mues-
tran la satisfaction de ese Gobierno por
el exito obterido en- la Rrma confec-
cion de ese documento. que no lesiona-
agregan-ni los intereses de Italia, nj
mucho menos los de Yugo Eslavia.
Los periodicos franceses. por otro la
do. Sc regocijan de que el discutido hti-
gio haya tenido feliz arreglo. Comentan
igualnente Ell acuerdo franco-ingl6s re-
lativo a las reparaciones y dedican elo-
gios a Inglaterra, porque demor6, Elk
PRoFEsso Ia firma del tratado para el
sario del armisticio. con Ell fin de que
fuera un motive mas de algeria y salts
faecion para Frapcia en- las hOras en- que
eelebraba Ia victoria.
II HORMOTONE -
El MEJoR MEDIcAMEETo PARA IA MrJER
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-18
Cronicas de Sport
:. Underwood and Underwood.

americana han ganado una enorme can
tidad de dinero. Ell New York. pa
go 175O00 dolares, incluyendo en- clio
su sueldo de la temporada, ha CANA
do la enorme suma de dos millones de
dolares los que sin equivocarnos, los
ha traido ell rey de la pelota. Ruth, ma
turalmente, ha recibido eun regalo ex
ira de SUI manager FL rey de los
''sluggers Sc ha apresurado pedir
$4,000 por los cinco meses de TEN
porada en- 1921. Ell club New York.
no tendra mas remedio que pagarlos,
pues un hQmbre que lleva a la liga
un promedio de $4,000 personas dia-
riamente, merece ese precio y otro cual
quiera que sea.
Ell famoso destruye cercas, en- su
debut nevo las gradas del "Almen-
dares Park miles de fanaticos. Tai
er la curiosidad despertada por Ell mas
grande de los jugadores de todas las
epocas.
DECLARACIONES IMPORTANTES
ACERCA DE LA SERIE DE 1921
El gran jurado especial del Conda-
do de Cork estaba preparando Ell dia
25 del pasado mes para volver reu-
nirse examinar a dos testigos, que
hasta esa fecha no habian comparecido
ante ell Jurado, Y acerca de los cuales
la fiscalia del Estado dice que ''sin
duda alguna, arroian considerable luz
en- ell escandalo de la serie mundial de
1919, puede ser que sus declaracio
mes sean sensacionales. -
De Joe Gede6n, segunda base del
st. Louis Y Arnold Rochstein, del
New York;, hacemos mencion Rochs
tein ha sido mencionado en- diversos
sentidos por personals que va han de-
clarado. Sc dice tambien que han ST
do suministradas al Jurado pruebas
acerca de dicho individuo v otros, en
casos que socilitaban dinero para ''fi-
Fnanciar'' la venta de los juegos, v Sc
ha insinuado asimismo que le fueron
pedidos $1,000 para sobornar los
jugadores del Chicago White sox, aun
que algunos individuos han declarado
que Rochstein Sc neg6 participar en-
los negocios
Sc cree que la Ultima session fue
de tan gran importancia, que pondra
fin la labor del Jurado investigator.
MoNsANT
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-18
coNsUELO MAYENDIA
LLEGARA MANANA.

Proeedsnie de Caracas negara ma
aana a San Juan la eelebre artista es-
pahoia Consuel0 Mayendia. reina del
''couplst''. euya actuaei6n en- los esee-
ranos De America esta nenl de nu-
msrosos triunfos.
IA Mayendi. no debutara el sabado
en Fl "Teatro America como Sc
anuncio al principle, debido a que
guiers presentar. espeetaculos emocio-
nan's y necesita para ESQ algunos en-
fayos Al. purs, IA excelente artistA
ss sstfenara el martes proximo
Con motive de n actuaei6n dc la
Mnyendia en- ei ''Teatro America.
loa empresnri0s De este coliseo seho-
res o'Fsrral y Paoi han decidido dar
s0,ameute una tanda elda noche, a an
ds cue IL Fran artista. euyo es el ce-
tro del aTte y de Ia gracia. no Sc mo-
iests eon 81 peso de un trabsjo exec
sivo
IA animaei6n que hay para asistir
Al "debut" de Ia magnihea artista es
sEalNs TODD hace presumir que las
veiadas del 'Teatro America han
de seE sumsmente interesantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-18

Hace algunos dias recibimos una
carta del joven Manolo Mendez, ''ma
nager del team Corona, en- la cual
no indicaba que dijeramos algo en-
nuestras cr6nicas con respecto a las
novenas de segunda.
Con relacion este debemos de-
cir al enthusiastic joven que nos es i'm
possible hacer mencion de los aludidos
'tteams'', debido que tenemos q. juz
garles en- los terrenos de La Liga va
que de otra manera no podemos.
Aqui estamos para levantar ell de
porte a la altura que merece, Y toda
information que Sc nos remita acerca
del fsport'' estamos dispuestos pu
bhcarla en- La secci6n correspondence
de este periodico, va sea relacipnada a
novenas de primera o segunda clase No
tenemos prevention contra nadie; nues
ira intencion es q. haya entusiasmo en-
toda la isla, pues debemos tener pre-
sente que esas novenas de segunda, de
las cuales nos habla ell senor Mendez,
son los que producer las futuras estre
Has baseboleras
MPRESIoNEs DEL EXTERIOR
BABE RUTH EN- LA HABANA
Habana, la alegre capital de Gu
ba, en- donde reina un inusitado entu-
siasmo por ell rey de los deportes anne
ricanos, ha tenido la innensa satisfac
cion de yer en- los terrenos del "Al-
medares Park al mas grande los jul
gadores.
Con ell monarca del chase BALI via
ia SUI esposa y su secretario, Ygoll, CO.
rrecto joven que sanciona y discute los
negocios del temible bateador que ha
tenido en- continue espectaci6n mi
llares de fanaticos Ruth es la figura
mas prominente en- ell gran deporte nor
teamericano.
Cabe la raza vasca ell honor de
haber contribuido para que Ell hombre
que hace que Ell pdblico Sc apifie en-
las puertas de todos los terrenos, va
que fue un sacerdote vasco, ell Padre
Paul, quien gui6 Ruth desde que te-
MIA siete afios hasta los veintiuno, cuan
do convencido de que Ruth era una no
tabilidad llam6 Jack Dun, 'mana-
ger" del Baltimore, para presentarle
al muchacho recomendarselo
Este afo, al solo anuncio de Babe
Ruth, todas las novenas de la Liga
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-18
INFORMACIONES
RECIBIDAS POR
CABLE FRANCES

RAPALLo, noviembre 17.-Domi-
ma la opinion que ell arreglo de La cues
tion italo-yugo-eslava sera acogida con
favorable entusiasmo en- Ell extranjero
y ad 10 ha manifestado Ell primer mi
nistro Giolitti los Corresponsales de
la Prensa Asociada Agrega este que
Yugo Eslavia encontrara en- Italia e.
mejor y mas vents joso mercado para
sns produetos agricolas que Italia,
en- cambio, pOdra exportar de aquel pals
todos sus productos industriales, sir
viendose igualmente de Serbia para su
eomercio con los Estados de la PENN
sula Balkanica
FL Conde de Esforza, ministro de
Relaeiones ExteriOres del Gobierno de
Italia, ha heeho manifestations en-
el sentido de que con Ell absolute domi
MO de los Alpes, Italia tiene las la
YES de su casa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-18
@iI1iiBurlalraa

dias al dsmandado para presentar ale
gatos escritos
The New York and Porto Rico IS.
Co, " " The Porto Rico Fruit Union, ,
cobTo de direro. Sc le eOneedierOn diez
dias a "a denandada para presentar su
aisgato
Antonio Cesar. Gloria. Benigno. y
Carlos frueba suarez vs. octavia y Pc
tra Martinez y 0trOs, inexistercia de
adjudication. Sc aprobo Ia estipulacion
de las paries. sohre cue los demandados
''R0saies y c0mpaaia tsngan diez dias
mas para presertar sus alegatos.
Lila Miranda vs. "The Porto Rico
Railway Light and Power CO., dafios
y periuieios Sc le eOneedierOn diez diss
mas . IA demandante para presentar
IA exposition DEF case.
Benito zaldnondo Eehavarria VS. IN.
LaHadFid y Co., y otrOs. desahneio Sc
sehaio el lunes 22, Las nueve de la ma :
nara para Ia primera eomparecencia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-18
IA coNsTRUcroRA DEL HoGAR

n. BuEt o. Ozark 'maEager'
del "Eali9nal City Bank Of New
York''. en- ssta ciudad, ha llegaao del
nerie. entire otros asuntos importsn
tes cue resolvi6 en- Ia gran urbe, esta
IA question del sindicato de los bonos
por vai0r dc eien mil dolaFes de ''La
Constructors Del Hogar". de cue in
fornamos haee pr6ximamente ssis Sc
uanas. ~ distingnido amigo nos dice
cue u oaeina principal de Ia impor-
tauts institution bancaria que admi-
nistra en esta capital ha aprobado IN
Embellishments "A administration ven
a a. dichos bonos. cuyo imDorte Ia
de nar invertido On constructions de
casas psra los aceionistas que cOnagan
prtstamos dc dicha asociaci6n
Una yea mas queda demostrado q.
IA corporation Gus tan dignamente pre-
SIDE n nehor Moore. muy estimadO ami
80 nnesfro. ha sido reconocida como
pna s6lida instifuci6n de negocios en-
IA gran arteria eomsEcial del norte y
cue m eonquintado m elevado concep
20 en q alto concrete n0rteamerieano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-18
Tribunal de DistritO


''hsv roTk and Wear IufaHis CO %
~ guan cunsa. cobTo a. dinsro. Sc De
crete q snbarEo a. bisnss eel dsman.
aaao en- cantlaaa funcieufe cnhflr
ssep So Bresia haura qus debert pres
ear u dsssndaais poT $4,000
Fsanri.es Manruai Nlsvss "a. .paFfs
aemlnio. ne admiii6 ia infermaeion ofrs
ca y 20 or9snt qns IA miama - tFami-
. ds acusrde rsu Ia vigerfs isy hipois
Aearia.
goat xumst Msnds1 W Adsia Marie.
-. aiEurria. - dsriaTs ia iuEur a nf9
eita ds trnsiaes pFs.sntada poE "a de-
mandada.
ssgundida Rivera W Rambn Reyel a.
4ea y psrluiriek o. 10 cancedisFon ein-
- aias q IA aem1n1aute iuego dfss
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-18

tcontInda en- Ia pasina 6a.l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-18

lee muckaeasa dsi ''Nslao' s.tan
msy nnimadea para ieguaa - iueha con
egaaiauia ''te4m' ae IA laia El dia 2
eslasiaron "a 81 sur y xenrieron q ios
''t.soral' 80 dos Ftoes. Derpuea los
''Lsenrs' eslaFifrgn ea nue1tro eam.
~ tamhiAn faaran aefretadoa ~ 90.
manse catnrrs sinimpn - ''Borinqnen
niaFr'' y igaf dfIIota para ios de l.
''Leta'i De- vscsr iiaearon con nuss
uss lngaacgts y sahsTea - dcs veces
waneiapa. eliaA aus nca traian los Nns
vs cuesi AAsfs gas - pEsparsn para
ca4n4e Fayauet q EifltaElesi Que 20
Iean ers - ass ~ esttn ca ra cal-
- aaiaran Feneiaoa A. ''Enaenada =
ts aeos Aamar II cnmpsea a. A Isla'
~ CORREarOHsAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-18

AVeT tarfe fneIon leFs1of snie IL
Gers Fe1GTai finrleuta arasados a. ~
fFinklr A ~ - a pIealhici6n redoi
- aias naran nauaaoa onrnenfa nca.
aa4ea haafa eae - tfImlns de iesr "a
aesascionsI : mAl a. auinisuias peTao.
naa. . aaisnel - ~ aeaaa asi minme
MaaHa
- gmn4e eae A. a. entsnaGr en "a
r1fTEifa1 lca14<ionas ~ SO dehi1ansu
la eGiercion4de Los lnIeies emperaFar
= egls1rnrle dssBnfs 81 a. ~. daao q
alnmAmmp a. aeunariahes ana hay pen
HIHnfal aan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-18

Ya erpslt - campa1a a. IA Cruz 70
a. , e1ptraas tsnEan tHite. cone riem-
pFs. sen E1uaTds AiyursE pIeridente y
asa Luia FsusF las Fl9feaoras sstAn
may entuaisnmaaas tamhitn
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-18

LIMA FL senior Cornejo, presi-
dente de la Delegation peruana EN- la
Liga de las Naciones, ha sido dest-i
tuido de su alto cargo. causa de re-
eientes declaraciones hechas por este
en- Paris. FL sefior Cornejo en- sus
deciaraeiones atac6 a Harding muy
aceTbamentc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
NEWARK ADJUSTMENTS.
G aru S o
COMING TO NEWARK.

CARUso. GALLI-CURCI. KRETsLER.
KUBELIK, RAClIMANINoFF. SCHu-
1Sr, MADAM HOMER AND DAUGHTER,
GERALDINE FARRAR AND OTHERS
will appear IN the Fuerstfnan Series OF
Concerts at the Newark ArmOry begin
ming early IN November.
Subscription rates for entire series 81
10 or more concerts. $40. ei5, $50, $50.
$50, payable In deferred payments. Phone
Market p09G, or write J. A. FUBHgT-
MAN. B28 Broad ST.. Newark. N. J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
Friiends of Music

FIVE SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS
Nov. IL. Aft, Cort Thcatre-Iiarold Bauer
Plano and CHAMBER Music.
Dec. 8, Evg., Carnegie Hali--Detroit SYM,
orch. list time In N.Y. with Cfabrlowitsch
Jan. 10, At. Acolian Hall Orchestra Solo
lists and Chorus, under Artur Bodnnzky
Fob. 20, AT, Aeolian Hall--Pinno and Cham.
Der Music under Arthur Rubinstein.
April 3. AIT, Aeolian Hali-Bach Conrer,
Orchestra, soloists and Chorus. ender
Miss HELEN LOVE. secretary, w. seth 81.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-12
Ward Chairn,en Named For Polish
Relief Organization In FITZGERALD
Mrs. J E. Turner, General Chair
man, Reports Generous
Response Here
Monday Will Be Polish Soap
Day" in All Fitzgerald
Public Schools

Mrs. J. E. Turner, general chair
man of the Polish Relief Campaign
in Fitzgerald, this morning an
nounced the appointment of four la
dies as chairman for the CITY wards.
They will assist in the work of col
lecting gifts ir their own wards. The
chairmen are Mesdames Harold
Beall, first ward, R. L. Jones, second
ward, Wright T. Paulz, third ward,
X. |. Maffett, fourth ward. The re-
spouse this far has been generous.
People are asked to bundle their
gifts and telephone their ward chair
man: The chairman will call for the
bundles Monday. Mrs. E. K. Farm
er has asked that all old shoes be
tied together by the shoe strings be-
fore being placed in the bundle in
order to save vast amount of con-
fusion in preparing the boxes of
clothing for shipment
Monday has been designated as
soap day" in the Polish Relief APP
peal and all children are asked to
bring soap to schovf to send to Po-
land. Not only has six years of con-
slant war destroyed Polands food
production and clothing manufacture
but it has resulted in deplorable san
itary conditions.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-12
VACCINATION IS A
SCHOOL REQUIREMENT

The Fitzgerald Public Schools de-
sire to protect themselves against a
possible epidemic of smallpox by re-
quiring all children to be vaccinated
who have not heretofore been vac
cinated. This is protection to
which all we'll regulated schools
adhere. 1t is reasonable require
ment and it is to be hoped that the
patrons may cooperate with the
school forces in this matter. Nov
18th is set apart for Inspection Day.
All pupils on this dav will be re-
quired to produce evidence of vac
cination or present certificate Of
exemption signed by regular prac-
ticing physician. If any ono has
failed to comply with the regulation
by the 18th one week more will be
granted. Those VINO have not quail
flied by the 10Th viii: Re asked to
withdraw from the school and re-
main out till the requirements have
been fully met.
(Signed) E. G. HALL, supt.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-12
Mutt And Jeff Is
Better Than Ever
A Singing Chorus and Pretty Dane.
ing Girl Make Hit Here

AN almost packed house greeted
the fifth annual performance of Bud
Fishers world famous comedians at
the Grand Opera House last night.
The show was snappy and, although
it did not arouse the same degree of
enthusiasm ooh, By lingo did, left
a satisfied feeling with its auditors.
The Clique little dancer, Lillian
Goldsmith, was the favorite of the
evening. Of more than passable
pulchritude, the little lady tripped
titilating toe that brought a num-
Der of encores. The chorus of ten girls
of more than passing fairness sang
better than the usual "one-night
stand" chorus. Richard Freeman, as
Mutt, danced we'll and Louis Merkel,
as Jeff, merited the bays as champ
ion comedian of tie evening. Vic
toria Kaye and Jack Usher proved
fair soloists.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-11-12
LEADER WILL LEAD
BUSINESS EXTENSION
Will Arrange to Cover Six Ad-
ditional Counties December
FOR CHRISTMAS TRADE
Merchants to Make An Especial
Business Getting Effort

The Leader Enterprise is making
arrangements to cover a wider terri
tory than ever before during the
month of December in order to give
Fitzgerald merchants a medium thru
which to attract trade from a ter
ritory that has not previously been
touched by local business houses.
Local firms customarily make at
tractive offers here to buyers during
the holiday season and "toyland'
here is as elaborate as in any of the
big cities of the state. The Fitzger-
aid merchants can offer and always
have offered as good inducements to
Christmas buyers as any place IN
Georgia. They have not "been in
troduced", however, to thousands of
families in motoring distance and
have not therefor had all opportunity
to serve them.
The trade extension drive during
the holiday season will be the open
ing wedge for more vigorous
greater Fitzgerald" campaign than
has ever been conducted in the past.
Local merchants realize that they
can give buyers more for their money
than in many other business centars
where people go through force Of
habit In fairness TO themselves AMI
to the buyers they will. tell the
world" about it.
The Leader Enterprise IS planning
to spend between s. 0OG and $500
to make the holiday trade extension
effort a success. Local business men
can take advantage of it and instead
of accepting temporary business de-
preston with the grin and bear il"
attitude, can make the 1920 holiday
season the briskest business season in
many years.