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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25

Poultry Raisers Everywhere Tell
Wonderful Results Of More Eggs"
~u.re Egss" GaI.end
rsrIfrf Har rMofr Igrs' T0a'- "a found "a
"a great teissfHd I wss ouis sIftiug ~ tsn o
dlf. aud nis ! en- s-llirs p 90 is,
MYRTLE lea. Boston. ~
"Mere rrEs" Paid the Pastor
I ran't sEgrrst in aorif Doe murh ! have tern
t-urfiud More lgEt" ! rave pals un dehis.
eiailei flte riidren ir rrN ifssfs. sni hat q
20 ~ = rll un pa.ef Do. dae' ! 81 ~
Ans iva N-RgDuN w.srlry. TsaA.
1900 Eggs from ~ Hens
NJ Nor Iezs T,nr lii soHffr To- ne
hsd > hrrs WfrI ! 50 ihr iufIr ani sas stitins
rTs Or ~ rgss q ass NM lN ! had ofsI 1900
egrs I lffrf ne squll
rpw NNHrR Pontiac. Mish.
Too Ilrn.-isoo iKRs
haze frf too inrfs - Mnff slf % nv tens
snf ttlrk fhfF talc hfrkru iie set rttufi !
have ~ wire isfhorns ani Ice sEs.ty 20 dts
Ma n NJ PATTON. wa-rr'r. Ne
$500 Worth ~ EEss from a. Hens
ue,sr ussi M g. i.nt unil l'H nc.sw.
.oi e,rI $500 na s.-l q as uaa iury iulf
tsrs Nor isss rfrie 900 B.
A q mon. ~Irfl.ug. h1ns. u NJ g. Hat a..
lass fge. After I raeksEc
Las fal I iulsii tek ~ YUaf More Lrn
Tof.r Az ur.ii iAe o. fart iuI ir1a Do fesit
ffoa lsnuau is 10 ~ lu M NrHs lsi 10
s.ss WITH s.fsHion. y,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-25
Do You Wan. to Buy a
Home, Ranch or Farm?
READ THESE BARGAINS

lots ON North Side. Si05 for
both.
Good trackaec property on Tyler,
60 feet. with galvanized house. priced
rilhj.
Corner lnt 3lo y Taylor street,
500 Tor Quick sale
Okolona messenger., 1920-01-01
NON RESIDENT NOTICE

To Mrs. Lallie Cole, Memphis,
Tenn, Gayoso Hotel:
You are commanded to appear
before the Chancery Court Of the
Second District of Chickasaw
County, in said State, at Okolona,
Miss, on the 1st Monday of
June, 1920, to defend the suit in
said Court of Lowery & Berry
wherein you are a defendant.
This December 18th, 1919.
W. A. Wilkinson, Clerk,
By w. ]. Williams. D. C.
Okolona messenger., 1920-01-01
BrltICh Capital In Canada.
Fifty per cent OF Canadian FIRE IN
Surance Is BY British companies.
No Worms In a Healthy chlId

All children troubled with worms have an un-
healthy color. which indicates poor blood, and as
rule there is more or less stomach disturbance
for two or three weeks will enrich the blood i'm
prove the digestion, and act as General Strength
ening Tonic to the whole system. Nature willthen
throw off or dspel the worms and the Child will be
in perfect health. Pleasant to take 6Oc per bottle
Okolona messenger., 1920-01-01

Blue Mountain.-G. o. Long, aged 85
years, perhaps the Oldest Mason in
North Mississippi, died at his home in
Cornersville.
Cleveland,-Twenty thousand acres
in Bolivar county will be drained by
the Lead Bayou drainage district. Cost
will be $150,000.
Hazlehurst.-The county board OF
supervisors have voted to retain Miss
Olixe Alexander as county home dem
onstration agent.
Okolona messenger., 1920-01-01
Colds Cause Grip and influenza

LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE Tablets remove the
cause. There is only one "BromO Quinine."
E. W. GROVES signature on box. SOC.
Okolona messenger., 1920-01-01

Yazoo City-The Southern planta-
tiCn company, the property Of ex-Gov.
Earl Brewer, of Mississippi, has sold
to H. Woolfork and his brothers, Sam
and Joe, and Gibbs Woolfork, son of
H, Woolfork, 1873 acres of rich delta
land. The purchasers are negroes.
Okolona messenger., 1920-01-01

Blue Mountain.-Dean Potts, local
ynal estate man, has sold between $4O,-
onc and $4,000 worth Of timber near
This place to be cut into lumber and
rbjnped from Blue Mountain
Okolona messenger., 1920-01-01
tzhe COUNTRY
GENTLEMA

ing agricultural weekly will cost
you only $1.00, which we'll
gladly charge to your account If
you say SO. And it will pay you
to invest the dollar. We know
the big coming issues will give
you new ideas for your farm.
and we believe they will help
you to make and to save more
money. Come in to see us-and
subscribe today.
Okolona messenger., 1920-01-01

In the January 3 issue of the
Great National Farm Weekly,
]. M. Henderson, Jr., a farmer
stockman-banker of California,
discusses "The Banker as a
FarmLeader." We're interested
in that article and a good many
of the same sort to follow, and
we'd like to have every farmer
hereabouts follow them with us.
Fifty-two big issues of this lead
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
Noh-RssIpaNr norNa
He,ti, Richardson
jas. Vand~ryon. IL ais.

In Chance,y Court al Diehsop Tenn
IN tins cause u spp%sU TO the
CLERK sbd Master from the blu
ssesn ~. that the dsi~sA.ess. Msf,
Morgan and Annie tandsrxnn are
non residents n the State and csn.
DO, b. served With process, IL = ~.
drr.d by The Clerk and Master tbs,
mn ~. !deBce notice be Published
Tor them. that they appear d ND
Courthouse In Dickson. Team "a
or before rhurpdsy sitter the Fourth
Monday 10 October lvN. and
plead. sn-sef o. dsmur 10 the bill
flied sssinet them and Others la
the above csose. ~ the came viii
he taxed ~ confessed and the
cause se, ior bearing sHpars a 10
them sud that this notice he pob.
llsbej 10 the Dickson County HM
aid Tor four consecutive sseks %
required by lsw 10 wueh Gases,
Witnsss my haDd ., oMcs. this
Sept ~, 1910
J J Taylor. G an.
II G Richsrison sol.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
Valuable Land & Timber Sale
John T SplFer. Il Al-
q { SpiCtr

@. { sp,ctr
In the County Court at Charlotte
In obedience 10 decree a III,
County Court st Charlotte Tenn
made at the October term 1920 u
the above STYLED case, sill on th.
6th DAY OF NOVEMBER laaD.
a. nobn. ir>lrou, Of the court house
door In Dickson, Tenn. cell to the
highest snd best bidder. 10 .aid
decree described, consisting Of
something more than 40 acres,
located on TurnbulI creek. 10 ID.
9Th civil di-tr,, IT 4sid county sni
known AZ lhe p h splc,r fard.
This land will I've sold
LIT AZ Whole xi'h si 10,
trrbher thereon
2nd Al the mer' haa,ytle tiiuh.
~ will then 10 offered f., sale. a.
cut and removed ~.thin t~o gears
from ds:e II continuation " sale.
said timber 10 he cat from let
inches add up measured - jnchps
from the ground
3rd The land sill then be- a.
Tered a. whole ~ithout the ner
ch,n,ihle timber
<,h /. will then he offered ia
i've tracts With out the timber A..
shown by A su'yey recently msde
by " II Nebie,t. which can hp
seen in the office 0, J A Clement,
IN Dlckson.
5,h, Tn. land will then b. ut'et
- in ave tracts with eli ,hs timber
standing thereon.
The bid or bids offered which
bring the moot monev vii he &C..
ceptsd The ms,e. AMI novri. ~
oil the and ard Of sscn sep4rs;e
,fac, ~ll he given 90 the day a
sale ana VII hP setNut so A whole
on 10 tracts in the order confirming
the sale. in accordance si,h The
bid on b De screp.sd,
Terms OF ~ale-Ths timber, III
cold separately. sill he sold fnr
csah The land ~t. .sti iaf ats.I
third each. halsnee in ore aud twsl
year,. With interest ircu date. ~iih
lien retained 90 tn Land to- 1.ter.
red payments and pAr.onal security
ia the first deferred payment
The October Is. 1921
N HARRIS. Clark
.avsgs psni. 4 ~svss- snd ] A
Clement Solicitors.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
ness SHOULD HAVE
SHELTER N TENNESSEE,
SAYS SWINE EXPERT

n cSmasnxsn thai Aces Bed title
shnanm In TsaneMs%~ " wrsnE. siys
n. RsesTs ysy. vssssGpsrtaA IN cAargs
e hsg essasrs esefr~A vert In TIE
sntA EiagS sutFrs " m@rA frssn esaSA
~ vfas<rs u the sSgss - ,key 10
np~m - Ary. sxtrwas@ ceAd q Sas
swA In ts<x- | hare seeex sees Aass
sGan<Hng arvsHA uhlvrvtng tat 'ssseisp
sa<A leagsh q ssssaaes In the nsrts ~
! hsvs ss~a a Asxs 10 the sssts. ~ays
m. ly. A nhtvsrtAg hSg W s~s~f
tAstvsAg 90 tessg ss. sesd rhs losses
fiNm lssaEscs<a. sssstsf ezn be Fuss
msd " - - Gaining Ut s<v born
pAgA ksattas ths grv~sh % plrs
uasArsfsinsss N sAsAts snd uaprSnI
Gle fss<aAg - fsiteeing Aegx Asa
~ csasestsse 10 that sees - Alsh pre-
teas fs<d watch are CALLED daring TIE
ArH daily nighis 81 fall aad The ccid
AAys and aigAss VI slater vii hdacs
swtss ssagv~ AgAss hoEs lo~ prwvs'
sshy vsreinated Asd pat ~ full iced
vA~~ st~y e~~sne CALLED aaay develop
svts< psASvs wslieh il Siovt fetsus
an ps~veHts The .sunAtloa " sAtt
bs4tss - bog, cASlsta, ~h~s Tho vtrss
wAhch n tnj<cted 10 the esahis rat
iAAnt aiAJ ineslia The hogs M Jay
says ha alt-al "a has ervu caiied -
Pigs wfth lice On ths outside saruls
sa the Iassce. eristirs r~o ecAcs i@aE
drtnkIng w sates and stABtla1 afouEd
shav~rlnx without ss~lter With The
s~ssr lnxastiHg thai h~ could asS trei
Aogs prvatAsi, 1his Ma quite e,S
1saa Gesd shelter an! dry brddlss
S1 pay Big di,tts1ds TO the hos
rHis~s AZ Tie prv~rai Iine ~!lh ias
tsgh rrscs Ut f~~as. !aas salae. as<
nAss, soe caEse< negirct aAy phase
1t beg maaaxeD~at without safer &c
lsss<~ About hogs drtAklRS ICE ws
tsr 10 IL pTct,so,~ 10 f~~d ycp ceru
- As&s 10 burn In the hsx TO srlsg he
tsmSsrsxsre Il iA1 wsieS which has
sssA Arssh ~ IL Msxs frssn tr~cHlag
- - Aegre~si wNea there are tew
hseA . warn ssss lshs . DAY before
fee1nsg tAs csr1 IN psytnx prsstice
h Args hsr>Aa. . shallow trough stA
q ~ sltcAs Il weed VI cSes burning
brssaA II. ~ warm ths water -
uoch ekcsp~r However. tAat sces nss
ten IN the advantage Of ts~aians driaa
Ing ~aier for hses sa The wimsr tiss.
fr~miD<ni and Successful hog .e.-d~rS
ss.,s .tn, hsrs with Access to warn
water ~tn dr,as from tws 10 ,Ar~s
usn<s ~ zuch water a. tss, viii -
GELD vstet Allow the hoxs 70 ail -
- warm Stop ~ warm wstsr toN -
essv feeding csrp ~ ~ no, to oosxy
- corn lnte The istr~ttnes eaGsoo
0kr<stica n ~rll "a tho way Won1 =
sAastutesy S~c~~S.ry for dis-Hs0 -
aaslz.,ist lien and all AcAy fss~tissa 4
ntisaInx heg especially. srets Ises -
water To tArivs. uf course, II . fvsor
10 fortunate -ecuGh 60 have T~iaG
originate IN his hog lot. he water s~sd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
Cheap Hill.

Rev. Rem Hefamsn, OF Ashland
City, preached y, ", Liberty Is-'
Sunday morning
Mss Rosa Johnson and little Nil.
Louise johnson attended the circu,
IN Nashville Monday
Mr., aud Mr.. Ga land p.rdu,
and i,nlr daughter were guests 81
NJ AMI Mrs l., H Pariue ls-'
Sunds,
K u Collier sud family .per,
las, sunday al ,hr home Of " h
i.t-i-.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n Travis have
returned to their home in Nashville.
after spending several DAYS With
their daughter Mrs. Walter Rstsou
Mr. aud Mrs. b + Storey and
Mr. and Mrs, Guy simpkins ~-r.
guests vt d. and Mrs q. II Hard.
ins las, Sunday,
Mira Albert Speish, aud children
II White Oak Flats. spent the
weekend with Mrs. joha Fry.
Nj. Norman Bennett ard Mr.
ks,e Rstson were In Ashlsni City
shopping lac, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mn q. II Hsrdins. al
Bellevue returned TO their beme
after spending several osys with
pr. and Mrs, {, Il. Harding at this
place.
Nh. and Mrs J q. Pickering
speet Sunday With the latter 8
parents, Mr., and Mrs. J. W nuke,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
BLOOD IS FUEL
TO Tue BODY
Pumped Thru the system BY The
Heart, II Sustsins the Nus
CIes and tissues,
pfpTO.nANdAN HELPS $1,000
.kcep the lasIliy OF Your Blood al
It's Best; heans Vigorous w slth
And Ability 10 Accomplish.

Blood scts Ike toe Pun'p"t
through The hspiy Nv ths hesf, Il
tustslns the muscles and tisspe-. II
tenes. them II te.is TIE sin
;,,r ,is-GEs. - '.se ere end f@e.
that 4 shy people 'ook pale and lie
la4s when blood IL Impoverished
The body ilssues are being supplied
With wssk iu4l, The hlord bss Bot
enough red corpusciss fo0 wound
90, eat poor food with no nousi.h.
uent ia IL. 20 more .hosld You let
the fa.l that supplies sus,"nan,s 10
yout entirp body b. interior Have
good blood Improve the quality
sDd keep II al lls best,
. II you look psse and feel utsk,
4 you hsve lost you, enthusiasm
and energy. II your tiogn r. ci7rget
sith poisons. vour system 10 h-ins
iei With o pom grsfe ri blood
That 10 no way 10 90 srooni Ii
sou ar not at your best, e., NJ TIE
.1usss o! tine trouble rghi s~ss
Po, an rod nj ,b~-hsi living
Take that IDEAL to1ic. ftb'p-
Nsnssr. g. ton. up yoat blood -ti
purify II. Get The 'uIl snyoyDeo'
10. VI living Bres,hs iresh AZ.
.sks exercise.
he sure 10 s.x tot Co IL Pspts.
esnaAn Ii comes 10 convenient
ahis. form snt w liquid One has
he saine n3sdscinal value q. tbs
,shr. Thr~ in only on- genuine
ospte.Mang All, ard ~ u~n.
'Ipde'f IA 90 th~spacsag+ -Adrer
lseIen.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15

About three yeas ago ~bsn ! "a
su6erins from q sever. cold On nj
luDss sDd coUshsd meat 81 the timS
righ, and dsv. | tried . bottle d
Cough Remedy and va scrpsisse
u the pronrsness Win ~hich 4
CAV. NE relief" writes Mn. JsDss
Brt~p. CLARK Mills. n. Y. MAay
another hn been surprised sad
blessed With ths prvmpt rsissi
Afforded BY ttis ssmsdy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
Csas,,pai,Ss

The beginning at siuost every
SERIOUS disossirr il constipation.
II wa want 10 ~p.oy good health
Aesr your hc~~k regular This 10
beet accomplished ev proper dirs
and rasrciss,s' Nct~ same,ine 4
msdksiae IL needed aud shen that
h the waw yoe sill nnd Chamber.
lslas Tshlsis arr excelivnt They
arr ntlS and Sv0tis IN their sesiaG,
sasy Ard pleasant 10 take G,ve
them a trial They aaly sos. .
~rastss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
Or. ]. Y. MATTHEWS
Can Save Your Diseased Eyes

Sore Eyes, GRADUATED EyeI,ds,
WIdhars, Watering, Itching Eyes.
Scoms. f'tetyglams on the eyes.
{ on po.,,l,el, b~ cured Nth d.,
Gsrhnt,es Eve Pem~dy. Sold
and guaranteed b, Or ]. r. Mat.
th-ws, drugx,. in Dickson. q 81
pet bottle. Your money beck i
nj ct pleased with r.suk Can be
sen, anywhere BY parcel poe.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
Indigestion. Riliousaeas CsastIps
tien.

Chanberlains Tablets have r..
stored to health and happiness
hundreds who we're affected with in
digestion, bilicasu~ss and con.,i'
patton X VOC are troubled lr this
gay give them u trial You are
certain to eeps,ssed Tor they sill
benefit yea,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15

fOR SALk-fi ROOM house
shd 'tss acres ct ground in edge ~
Dickson Sevtrs building lots in
Dickson, SoO AGREE 5 miles south
and 81 acres /! miles Wa, II Mck
son see n {, sensing
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15
GEORWA XARRLH

GEoRtGA AARBLEe superior
10 all Other nonumentsl ms,eris
IN Aesusv. strength snd durability.
A monument IN ttrwgis Marble
~sil Re 81 beautiful ard -rstarins
~ your lovs is the oee IL CON mem.
CRATES 49, uicIsol Marble works,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-15

Remember. wien 10 nead of
t4mstiiehns. that Mrs. Willie
.essee.. -..!il .r,ss::::-+-e..ets ysur work,
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-08
Few Folks Have
Gray Hair Now
Sage Tea and Sulphur Turns Gray,
Faded Hair Dark and Glossy

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
ed, brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded, streak
ed or gray. Years ago the only way
to get this mixture was to make it
at home, which is mussy and trouble
some.
Nowadays we simply ask at any
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound" You will get 4
large bottle of this old-time recipe i'm
proved by the addition of other in
gradients, at very little cost. Every
body uses this preparation now, be-
cause no one can possibly tell that
you darkened your hair, as it does it
SO naturally and evenly. You damp
en- a sponge or soft brush with it
and draw this through your hair, TAX
ing one small strand at a time; by
morning the gray hair disappears,
and after another application or two,
your hair becomes beautifully dark,
thick and glossy and you look years
younger.-Adv.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-08
UNHAPPINESS
ASermon to Live By
By Rev Elan Franklin Dempsey, D. D.
THE FAMILY ALTAR

Bishop A. g. Haygood says "Our Chdren" "Frona the
7'oht married. the sacred fire
morning and the reularly than the
and sacrifice The first thing remember
athre sitting by the window the left of fireplace
ers reading the Bible The Bible lesson
and the den of lions And listened wonderful story
thought not eneray and broadly but distinctly
1t better go down lions to worship mar or an
idol; it is better to die than sin
Again he of remembrance grows more and more
the drift onward the soft twilight
takes by the hand and through the hall the
toned paor In the ethand the bookcase kne
and prayed earnestly And Cod she prayed bless my little
boy and make him good! That prayer
rstood then than it is forgotten now"
In his Autobiography Bishop Henry Clay Morrison writes
thus My parents prayed for daily family Au
gust 1885, he converted at Bakers Campground MY
he continues, was with the camp meeting
conversion Returning home night rode
feed horse While drawing from the old among
mulberry familiar hymn broke clearly upon my ears
stood with hand the wndass and listened the clear
sweet OF my mothers voice singing old song familiar
the meeting. The song ended finished
tened to meet mother She quietly to
heart and thanked God for her boys happy there
had been song How this? could understand it, 1t
distinct natural but all subjective my
transformed spirit hearing with its newborn powers
song often heard before Happy the boy who thus
the of Zion the clear of his mothers
On the what that thine hand? Morrison asks
these questions of parents what is in your hard parent?
the destiny children than all things else You are
training the scons of future citizenship What you make your
children they will make society and the church YOU like
the couch of helpless Then given
God childhood Then they will make history when YOU
are gone"
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-08
RESUME EUROPEAN TRADE

The National Farm Bureau Federation opened
Monday and the first action taken resolution calling
OF unrestricted trade with Central Europe including
Russia The LeaderEnterpre suggested ago
such trade resumption would help solve business problems
Others realize the fact and glad that the organized
farmers have made the first move toward getting it,
The National Farm Bureau Federation is going suggest
great wide before the INDIANAPOLIS
In the convention seated the best
the farming class the Independent thinkers
With conditions that well adapted stimulating thought
the farmers will indeed be strange great good
out of this convention
The Ben Hill county Farm Bureau Federation taking long
steps toward better farming and better farming business
handicapped by lack of widespread enthusiasm
be realize the opportunity that the farm bureau
making the most of but the few strong the many
accomplish much. every Ben Hill county
listed the oranzaon attended meetings, offered his
its deliberations and firmly decisions county
and all the
immediate and considerable benefit
Dvrsihcaton production cooperation marketing
principle that will the open Sesame undiscov
cred treasures OF agriculture And everlastingy
this section that the farmer must first the dgen appa
ton OF these principles by the farmer with the aid of the
will insure greater real wealth for all
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-08
IT'S THE SYSTEM

Considerable has been caused locally by regret
able affair arising out of effort by high school boys
teacher and in which of the boys painfully hurt While
the preponderanCe of evidence shows usual that
in the wrong the specific instance the system at-
err than the boys is really to blame
trum admitted general but dsregarded generally
is that force breeds Ocethat if force used gain
IS aroused to combat it Our public school discipline based
much on force From the primary grades and before
the home the child is made to obey because 1t taught
to respect authority because it Right but because
thor Physical superiority used enforce the mandates
Authority.
only natural then when the boy reaches the age of
premc cocet that he should subconscosy decide that it poor
rule that doesn't work both He finds himself physically
strong enough to resist authority and he does The
tuesday instance And the only the faculty
ind was to rasse physical supremacy the switch
We have been taught much respect authority because
it's Authority and too little respect because Right When
is no longer right is longer deserving OF respect
be over turned and will be overturned After ALL
are the only excuses the powers that be- have for power Con
ted authority constituted Right There would
be less Bolshevism school and the almost
holy reverence in which people hold Authority simply be-
cause it is Authority.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-08
AMUSING AUTOMOBILE AcrUAL1T1EEs

The who does a usually knows someone
who does Or motor cycles and ey present
provide transportation the gasoline So all
become accustomed to excuse dust
paragraphs about shown picture screen
III The Literary Digest Topics of the Day. films The Leader has
selected the following Topics recall your joyful experiences
while motoring:
SAY old my well it's little flat at the bot
tom but the rest is all ht."-Judge
PAPA, what do you call who runs an automobile?
1T depends on how he hitting me-"
HOUSTON POST
ANSWERS BY WOMEN FOR AUTO DRIVING LICENSES:
III your brakes don't work going down hill would youo
Jump out and put stone under the wheel"
III your engine stalls on the track what would
Phone my husband to come fix it.'-NEW YORK MAIL.
ItRE automobile every people in the United States
Inc population may therefore be roughly proporoned as six rid
to 10 dodgers - go -
SYRACUSE POST STANDARD
HAVE you got of the bomb thowers Policeman No
but captured three automobiles who turned the right instead
of the left" - o '
BROOKLYN STANDARD UNION
HE hes the body of jim Lake, Tread softly all who pass
lie thought his loot was on the brake but the pas
JACK CANUCK
SMALL BOY who often goes riding in motor car i roa
oeVe IN prayer The other day the stuck and Robbie
prayed ON Lord please help there only woman chant
eur present" ' ~ 0'""'
CAPPER'S
YOU must have been walking careessly' said the ldv whose
car au run down man I'm very careful I've been driving
10 iduy' lhats nothing I've been walking for fifty
ioui years ERIE DISPATCH
HAVE you little fairy in your homer"
NO, but have little miss in my engine"
PHILADELPHIA RETAIL PUBLIC LEDGER
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-08
PETERS--FLETCHER

A very intereting event of the week
was the marriage of Miss Kathryn
Fletcher and Mr.. Alvin Berbanks
Peters of Royston, Ga, which was
solemnized Monday at the home of
Mrs. John MCGOWAN on West Palm
Street.
Only relatives and close friends
witnessed the ceremony which was
performed by Rev. ]. F. Singleton,
Pastor of the First Baptist church.
Miss Fletcher is quite a favorite
here. She attended the State Normal
School in Athens last year.
Mr.. Peters is connected with the
Royston Record, one of the livliest
weekly newspapers in the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peters are enjoying
honeymoon after which they will be
at home to their friends in Royston
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-08

At the w. R. c. Hall Dec. 10, the
Ladies Aid of First M. E Church
extend to you an invitation to a
Chicken Dinner. We are sure you'll
comprehend. Many good things they
will serve to all, for 35c; the price is
small. A Bazaar will open at 10 a.
III. and then a dinner from II till 2.
In the evening a Penny supper that
sure to please you. A penny each for
your knife, your fork, your sugar
and your meat. A penny for your
spoon or plate and everything you
eat.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-12-08
NOTICE

We will open the stock yards in
Fitzgerald just as soon as there is SUI
ficient business to warrant the OPEN
ing, at this time hogs are moving
slowly and the market will discourage
selling for sometime.
We will handle your hogs promptly
through the Ocilla yard until the Fitz-
gerald yard has been opened and urge
you to call us at Ocilla for any infor-
nation as to market conditions, call US
reverse and we will grady advise you.
w. l.. McCranie Livestock Co.,---
Phone rs and so, Ocilla Ga.
Ded Dec. IL i