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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
CITY F|REMEN PAVE
WAY FOR HARMONY
IN DEPARTMENT
Initial Step Taken at a General
Convention Held Last
Night.
REORGANIZATION is BEGUN

The ground was plowed up, at eenerai
frcmcn's convention the first one 10,
years-hcld last night in the Veterans
Relief Association Hall, 30 East fouf-
teenth street, looking toward harmony III
the department, which has not existed lot
upwards of 20 years.
The combine companies, operating
under m agreement among theiInei'sa'
involving the apportIonment oi the oe~
nartment offices, having decided not 10
renew the pact but to invite the companies
moi ioincd with them in the agreement To
come in under general organization, all
of the II companies had been invited 10
send representatives TO last night con
syention. Accordingly, all except the
Delaware Go. had committees theret
Following a general discussion ol inc
groundwork for union OF All OF inc
companies. in the matter of electing OIL
fcers and in everything else that concerns
tho department, temporary ofhCers were
elected and Adjournment was taken 'iiltli
the third Monday in September, "hen II
Is expected 10 take definite action I'd
ward Donohoe Of the Washington %,
was chosen temporary chairman am
Joseph Thomas Of the independence 20
temporary secretary.
The delegates were requested q re,
mort the trend of sentiment. as expressed
~ last night 5 meeting, to their companies
and 70 return at the September meeting
with company distractions. if possible
This seemed to he agreeable. and, as
there was spirit Of friendliness last night
and harmony prevailed throughout, i
looks yery much as il the desired object
viii be accomplished.
The nevly-electcd officers Of the dc
nartment assumed their duties yesterday
They are as follows Chief, William J
I.utf Of the Fame Fire 90. first assistant
Harvey Tazewell Of the Friendship; sec
ond assistant, John Townsend Of tbs
Brandywine
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
TRANSFER ROAD.
Highway From City Line TO Hare orner
From County to State control Record
ed To-day.

Formal notice oi the transfer oi that
portion Of the state road from Whining
ton city limits 10 HaTe's Corner from
county 10 State jurisdiction received from
the State Highway Department was
received and acknowledgement of same
directed III q meeting of levy Court
today
A proposal for labor and material
for earth and cement pavement on Main
street. MiddletoWn, 1T tho same prices
called for III their contract with the
Middletown commissioners Sl53 and
sI47J per cubic yard respectively Was
received from Vim. j Low a q, and On
motion of Commissioner Met oy was
accepted The Levy Court has appro-
priated S. 900 for the aid of this project
and this amount will be expended, At
these at
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
CHARLES WARNER FOR
G.O.P.STATE CHAIRMAN
Wilmington Business Man Likely
TO be Chosen by New Com
mittee on Thursday.

Charles Warner. president Of the
Charles Warner Co, will he the next
chairman Of the Republican State Ctm-
mittee, if present plans are carried ont.
He is said 10 have been agreed upon at a
conference Of party leaders, yesterday
afternoon. though he is not 8 member
of the committee.
The selection is expected 10 be made at
a meeting of the new State Committee.
which will be held on Thursday afternoon
at the Young Mems Republican Club,
$40 King street. for the purpose Of or
ganizing.
MIR Warner j. one Of the best known
business men in the State. An enthusl-
astic Republican. nc has never been
especially identified with any faction,
and il was said today that because Of this
fact he is agreeable to all factions
Though having large business interests,
Mr.. Warner has found time to participate
and actively direct number Of important
civic matters He has taken a prominent
part in local educational reform move
ments and in incidental projects. He
has also taken a prominent part in the
affairs Of his party He lives at 2311
West Eleventh street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
PROFITEERS ARE WARNED.
Pennsylvania Clothing Dealers
Notified They Must Get Prices
Down to Fair Basis.
\ Associated Press 10 Every Evening

BY Associ@ted fFesS 70 ENeFs HFSLl-hs
Lancaster, Pa. May IS taIr Prlce
Commissioners Frank r. McLain issued
sin ultiuatum here to-day to Pennsylvania
dealers in men S and woucn's wearing ap-
pagel who have not as vet come % an
agreement with the fair price coaIalttet
a, ID the percentage ct gross profits a.-
lowed bv the arr price commission.
Commissioner McLaln gives Nay - a.
the time limit after which he states he
viii make fixed rulings ia order that i basis
or prosecutions for proitScring may hc
established
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
MEXICAN CONGRESS- CALLED.
Resolutiauary Leaders Will Elect sue
cessor TO larranza MAY -
sot'i4te,l Press @ Etefv EHtnius

~ Nssoeiated Ffess q Every EVenlns
Mexico City. MAY Is delayed r.
rall details 1T the conference held hy the
liberal revolutionary leaders at the ma
tional palace last night AlaN - reveal
taat the leaders decided t. request Gov
Ia In Huerta ta call the Congress into
extraordinary session for the purposc Ut
having 4 president al interim elected
The governor summons issued today
tiNes the date Tor the meeting of the extra
ordinary session Of Congress as MAY 2t
I'll the leaders promised t0 accept the
alintorim president chosen, whoever
he might be.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
Mission Meeting.

The semi-annual evening meeting of the
West Presbyterian Home aud Foreign
Missionary society will bo held tomorrow
night Id : o clock The meeting will be III
charge ol Mrs ; L Rolph An interesting
program has been arranged Mrs Laird
81 thus city will speak on Child Welfare
Nolk. Members and Irends me urged
to hc present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
I4-FOOT STURGEON.
Big Fish Caught at Delaware City Which
Melted $500.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Delaware CITY. Nav IS Local fisher
men youch for the following story and
declare that it is true:
Two New Jersey fishermen last week
bought from a local man boat and net
for SIS. The purchasers started out last
Saturday and, with their net a short
distance from that Of two local fishermen
a sturgeon hit IL.
The fish, some who saw il say, was Ia
feet long. II was necessary 10 tear out
the front seat Of the boat in order 70 land
the sea monster Then the two lucky
fishermen were afraid their boat would sink
with the precious cargo, but they were
able to reach shore Local fishermen who
saw the sturgeon claim that It brought
at least $500
Several wears ago two local fishermen
landed sturgeon that measured over II
tect in length.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
Joseph LuIIy Injuries Thumb.

Joseph Lully, aged ri years, ll38
Beech street, an employc q the VII
mington Leather Co was treated III the
Homeopathic hospital this morning for
contusions and Iaceratious of the left
thumb, caused when il became caught
III q plnzinp rnnchlnn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
CONFER WITH DIR. COOK.
Committee From p. +. Diocese Of Della
ware Meets Bishop elect in Baltimore

Spccial Dispatch to Every Evening
Baltimore, Md. May I8-Thc com
mittee appointed BY the Episcopal Diocese
Of Delawarc To notify Rev Or Philip
Cook Of this city Of his election AZ bishop
Of the Delaware Diocese performed hat
duty here TODAY. The conference took
place 81 DR. Cook ; residence, 1888 st.
Paul street
When inquiry was made there at noon
il was stated that the committee had not
been informed as to Or Cook intentions.
Ii is understood that Or. Cook expects
10 visit Delaware before reaching d de-
cision Us to the acceptance Of the tcnered
blshoprIc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
NEW THEATRE PROJECT.
Permit Issued for the Princess, on
Market Street, to Cost
So7 800.

The contract for the new Princess
Theatre al $40 Market street has been
AWARDED TO David l.. Topkis. Ut sa7 800,
according TO q permit issued tins morning
by Building Inspector Preston
This amusement enterprise Is backed
bv the Tokpis-Ginns Corporation Il is
located on the east side Of Market street
next to the old city ball.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
GRAY AND NEIL FREED.
Bus and Truck Drivers, Charged
With Manslaughter, Dis
missed by Court.

The cases of Sarah Z GRAY and George
Neil. charged with manslaughter IN con-
nection with deaths resulting from auto
mobile accidents. were nolle pressed III
Municipal Court today
In the first case Gray driver for the
Peoples Bus Line, was exonerated last
night by the coroner jury for causing
the death of Vincent Petrussio.
No neglect was shown In Neil's case
for causing the death Of Mrs. Bryan
CARPENTER
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
Held Under Peace Bond,

Harry Houston and Alonzo Lave,
Negroes, charged with breach Of tie peace
were each placed under a $500 peace
bond b. Judge Hastings IN Municipal
Court today The two are alleged 10
have committed the breach Of the peace
toward William Campbell
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
MINE WAGE SETTLEMENT NEAR
Secretary Wilson'S Plans Expected 10
End Controversy az Once.
Associated Press 10 Every Eyenlng

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington, May IS settlement Of
The controversy over Increased wage de
nands u anthracite coal miners, which
has extended over several weeks, is ez-
pected by Department of Labor officials
today or tomorrow.
Concessions obtained by Secretary u
Labor Wilson from both miners and
operators during daily conferences, Off
cials said, have made possible peaceful
enff IernpnI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
Dances D Union Fire House

The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Union Fire
Go. viii hold dance ID the fire house
tonight, the first Of a series on Tuesday
nights there The dances have been
held On Wednesday nights, but Tuesday
ii each week has been substituted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
Co-nslrs Baseball stand Burned.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Ithaca \ NJ May IS. The man
crandStand and several a6lacen hie4cnerS
in pereyfield. Cornell I'uiv rys n3Se-
ball 6eld. were destroyed 81 ~ usgtt,
causing a loss of $4,000. ,.I lremcn
were injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
Thatcher Street Property Sold.

Land and buildings at 1902. l6,A and
l600 Thatcher street. sold tms morning
hy Charles Il Evans, attorney On order
ot Orphans Court ior account NJ the estate
II William Il. and Ellen RUttng were
bought by Daniel RcttiuE Tor 800
Lots on Thatcher and Lodge streets were
Cought hy Mary C Wyatt for $3.50
H2g South Jackson street was Sold by
Harry L. f0>siyu attorney lor estate oi
Il. SzynauSAa gor - 40.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
Fine Arts Meeting June 4.

The next quarterly meeting of the
Wilmington Society of the Pine Arts viii
BE- held Tuesday, june / II o'clock 1T
1905 Franklin street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
Amusements Ion.sh.

Garrtck ireland 3 Nation.
PlaS house Monte Cr.StC. jr
Queen HEck ,eSSrr, tlgu
Majestic Wanted q Husband
Rialto--' Captain swift
savoy The Orphan,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18

PARIS. May Is t.uguae Jevtqle, who
with II MonntousSon radical leader of
the French railroad workers union, and
Leon NIdol. SECRETARY q the party, is ac-
eused If proclntaupg the general strike
ii France WAS arrested today charged
With ]. cons plrae1 against tac safety 81
the state tlr lad byen hiding in Jho home
Og friend
The saS workers union na- urged pro-
NsneIai strikers ~ return to worh tomorrow
The gas plant workers are debating whether
they also Nlll retutn to thcr pests \
number II mIney arrests were toads, here
today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
SCRANTCN'S GAIN SMALL.
Galena, III. Grants Old Home.
Loses; Massachusetts Cities
Made But Small Gains.
81 Associated Press 70 Every Evening


Washington. Nav iS->cra Pa
has j population Of l37.7S3 accordlng po
figures gwen cut bv the Census bureau to-
dav Tins i gain ci7 ,9l0, or o - per cent
Galena, Ills, has 2 population q 4.l4-
which is a decrease Of 50 or l.9 per cent,
In ten wears.
birmingham, Mass, i6,7S5, increase
1887 or 296 per cent.
Woburn. Mass, 1856; increase l.251
or s. per cent
Newburyport. Mass, l5,6Oe, increase
900 0r IL per cent
Norwich Town, Conn. has 2s,6s5.
winch Is a gam IF 400 9r 81 pei. cent.
Norwich CjtX, Conn has q population
of y, ,3O4, q gain ot 937, or % per cent
The small increase reported In Scranton
is surprise TO her people who had estlmaS-
ed the population as high IS $4,000 ~
10000 Tor her Industrial and commercial
and mining growth has been greatest thU
past i've or more years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
NEW Nj. 4. BISHOP.
Rev. G. w. Burns Of Minneapolis I hosen
at Methodist General Conference.

- AaaocIatod Press @ ENery IVonlng
Des Moines. Ia. May Is G. " Burns
Of Minneapolis. Minn.. WIS elected a
bishop Of the Methodist Episcopal { hurth
on the ballot taken here late yesterday
ii the General Conference. the result ol
which Vas announced today Ills vote
was o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18

friqxdship dance, Friday evening
TIckeH 30 cents ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18

4 safe spring tonic. Clover Dairy Hnla
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18
SOVIET PLAN FAILED
To TAKE OVER FRANCE
Reds Had Plan TO Overthrow Gov
ernment Had MAY Day Strike
Succeeded.
Ry Associa P-ess -o Every evening

rarls. Nav Soviet ru}e iu France
va, 10 nave teen established K the rev
ofstionary strikes llaugurated III Nav
rad succes5ied ACCORDING % rae French
police. wao -aa today taes mud obtained
complete evidence ii TINS from documents
they have obtained.
The police declared the bulk oi this
evidence was found among she papers
Seit st the residences of Boris >ouvarine,
a - ,Iallst ,.lltor. who was arrested YES
terdAv oa the charge of having plotted
against the 9aletN ii the state other
evidence they state, waa found AZ the
houa of EtIcnne LeveQue, one Of the sec
ret8rios d tile federation q railroad men,
who was arrested Yesterday morning.
The police claim shat seven ~ovietS liaG
been established and were awaiting the
success of the strikes 10 blossom forth -
local governments n Orleans. tours,
Brcst. Bcrie4uN MarSeI.leS ~jrashourS
ana Paris. ready % taAe sp tlle leadership
and control bad ,he st-.k.- proved Ct
fcctlve Tho secretary % Police Inspector
Charles DucloCQ declared this afternoon
that ne had sufficient evidence 50 cause
10 arrest Of tea or twelve if the Extremist
leaders ia charges cj nlo;tlag against the
international ~ceuu-v ii France unucr
used n the pros talou ol QTemer Fre-
Inier Cal.lzlIN
Diamonds, raalc> aHd saPpalres from
Moscow and bank accounts showing huge
deposits q. ra5.e, ii Copenhagen banss
for Souvarue and Charles R4rpoHort,
one ot he leaders Il ne extremist move
meut IN France. are re9orteJ tu have ncea
1liasyt he'd bN the ae.iea
Rapnoport who WAS "a caadlGa.c Tor
Tie chamber oi deputies ln the November
elections, SAID today he expected 20 be
arrested. and declared II was true hist
the, ann of the Man DAY strikes WAS ne
overthrow a he existing rale M France.
Why should we nos H>e Bol>hevk
gold when British ana French gold IS
used Ia tght Us n Russia >iad Rappo-
port. J accuse IouhauN president o. the
federation oi labor parties 81 leading Us IN
10 the hands oi the government. JouhauX
Is reaetionalv bourgeois Ne are TeYol-
tjonary Socialists
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-18

Certified mills for infants Glover Dairy
-. Adv
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-11-26

with her.and it was during those years
she came here to Miners that she be-
came acquainted with the young people
and in time with Steve King, Jr.
which finally resulted in their mar
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-11-26

riage, by Rev. C.M. Gay, at the Metho-
dist parsonage on Dec. 81, 1917. They
commenced housekeeping here m the
Aylard block and lived here about five
months, when Steve enlisted and went
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-11-26

f to camp, and then eover there. When
he came back they settled in Berea,
where they had bought little home.
On Friday, Nov. IL, she was taken to
a hospital in Cleveland suffering from
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-11-26

graduated from the Berea high school
and was clerk in the Berea postoffice
for a few years. She worked in the
office Of Dunhams for ten years, four
of which years Ruth Miner worked
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-11-26

s,d street
Atttrrsys fer z.ek NJ u wouic b
impossible for the defendant 10 drive
auay a. automobile because ne has
- srma Trey say he lost both hi,
arms In . Railroad aeeldent y
Assistant ceahty Proneeutor Joseph
Dsmbs says Aek aow has . set Of
artificial arms purchased fer hin By
cttissns VI Cleveland
IT the oosft hxs II withia Its
povef. ] an rsins to ask II 70 take
lacks Aru1sial arms away Dembe
declared I have eeneiurtvs svI-
dsnr that zAek has dhven sway a
number Of Autou,ebiiss 10 cissriI ID
sipes he has had his new armp
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TWO OVERCOME
BY MEAT SMOKE
Women are ReOipcd Wifh
Lung Motor. CA.

orre,-s~ W smaLr aud rawv from
hurnius vsrAi, Airs iissc l,ertisd "a.
Ilaat nj, snsths, tn.issk Nss i.o,,s
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/ FORMER OHIO
/. JUDGE SLAIN;
(. SON DETAINED
licking County R!t01 4
Body Lies LOO
Home m, 4 nl!d1
SleeL
DAUGHTER TELLS STURy
Says the Shooting Followed
Words Early IN Eve
ming.

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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-07
CITY TAX LEVY
ORDINANCE NO. 445

An ordinance lcvying a tax to meet
current and extraordinary expenses
81 the City of Fitzgerald, Georgia, for
TIE year 1920, and for other purposes.
SECTION |. BE it ordained by the
Mayor and Council of the City OF
Fitzgerald, Georgia, and it is hereby
ordained by the autnoity OF same that
there is levied a tax of fourteen and
seven tenths mills (.0l47) on each One
Dollar ($l.00) of the assessed value of
the taxable property in said city for
the year 1920, and that said taxes be
divided as follows, to-wit: For ordi-
nary current expenses, five (005)
mills; for extraordinary expenses as
follows; For Public Schools, five and
five-tenths (0055) mills; for Interest
on the City's Bonded Indebtedness,
two and four-tenths (.0024) mills; for
a sinking fund with which to pay the
City'S bonded indebtedness when due,
one and eight tenths (0018) mills.
SECTION 2. Be it further ordain.
ed that all ordinances and parts of
ordinances in conflict with this ordi-
nance, be and the same are hereby
repealed
Read first time, June 9TH, 1920.
Read second time July 5th, 1920,
and passed by the following vote
Yes" 5 votes; mo" None.
Approved this July 9th, 1920
]. L. PITTMAN,
Mayor of Fitzgerald.
Attest:
DAVID L. PAULK,
City Clerk.
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HOKE SMITH PLEASED
WITH PARTY POLICY
Georgia Senator Says Platform Will
Receive Approval of Democrats of
Country-Discusses Its Provisions.

Atlanta, Juy GAS a whole, I be-
lievc the platform adopted at San
Francisco will receive the approval of
| the democrats OF the country None
can expect to have such document
just what he wishes. Even the COM
| mittee on resolutions differ on a num-
Der of provisions, and part of them
voted against the provisions that were
adopted"
Thus spoke Senator Hoke Smith to-
day in discussing the democratic plat
| form at San Francisco.
81 am especially pleased with the
provisions upon taxation, labor and
agriculture, continued Senator Smith.
The Republicans in the last con-
gress can not defend their action in
cutting appropriations to the depart
ment of agriculture. We increased ap-
preparations in the senate but were un-
able to induce the house conferees to
give all the increases adopted in the
senate.
Il actively supported all of the agri-
cultural meauseres which the platform
recommends. The Smith-Lever bill
prepared with the aid of a committee
from the college of agriculture, and
sent it over to Mr.. Lever after I had
introduced it in the senate.
The bill creating marketing di-
vision in the department of agricul-
ture originated with the officers of
the Farmers Union of Georgia, and
at their instance I put it through the
senate.
The provision with reference to the
league of nations contains large
amount of rhetoric, but when we get
down to the definite statement with
reference to what is to be done, it
recognizes the necessity for substan-
tial reservations"
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-07
HOUSTON COUNTY UNLOADS
INSANE ON COUNTY

The Houston County sheriff played
mean trick on our county when he
loaded Cora Lewis, an old negro wo-
man in an automobile at Fort Val
ley and delivered her to the local Jail.
The woman has a daughter living in
this county and the Houston county
officer made this an excuse for bring
ing her over here. The local officers.
under the law have no jurisdiction in
her case and have turned her over to
her daughter, for re-commitment
through Houston county, her legal
residence.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-07
CaWs of GIuttcuv,

Seventy-fve years ago it was not I'M.
usual for formal English breakfast to
last two hours, while dinner might
start at 8: 80 O'Clock and be protracted
till midnight. And the courses were as
many and substantial as :he meals
were lengthy.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-07
ENJOYED AERO TRIPS

Mesdames W. A. Adams, Harry c.
Vinson, Misses Alice and Evie Fus-
sell were among those who took short
trips over the city Saturday in BIZ
plane. The ladies report having enjoy
ed the novel experience of floating in
mid air.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-07
Law Of Nature.

"You may accept this as a true
story remarked The man on the car.
the fellow who spends much of his
lime knocking the town doesn't erect
my of its tall buildings. Toledo
Blade.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-07
Strategy.

The director took the studio violinfst
to one side. "In the next scene" he
whispered, "the star has got to register
intense anguish. When that point
comes play some old drinking song."-
Film Fun.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-07

Brazilian cocoanut palms live from
six hundred to seven hundred years.
and the date palm from two hundred
to three hundred years. On the Mount
OF Olives, Jerusalem, there are olive
trees known to have been fourishina
Ia 1899.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-07
SHIPPING FREIGHT BY TRUCK

Homer Waters left last night for
Gainesville, 265 miles northeast, with
a load of household furniture for B.
.. Benson. This is the first long
distance haul made by Homer and
ne expects to develop quite an extern
Slve business along this line.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-07
SPECIAL MEETING

Pine Level Lodge 353, will hold a
special communication Thursday eve
ming, July 8 at O'Clock for the pur-
pose OF comforting the Master Degree.
Visitors Welcome.
w. S. WALKER, w. M.
J. w. PEARSON, Secy
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-07

FOR RENT OR SALE-8-room res.
idence Grant and Jessamine streets.
Phone 10 or call Mrs. H. G. Powell.
2t
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-07

FOR RENT-Three room apartment
on South Main Street. Best neigh
borhood. J. D. Powell, Phone 47O OF
SOIL q
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-07

SACKS-For Sale New and second
hand sacks for Oats anil wheat etc
tor sale in any quantity. get our
prices now