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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-30
DEATHS

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'ss Sytea e .ne ssTvic. sS on
2; X D. M, at her late residenss I224 8.
siS IA y;is.y f.tsrrn'n' .S.l private Friends may
a. fsss Andrew az. ASSA snd Anna
pSoGlimit sFs invited to attend funeral. Sat, a. M.
ss. sss 'efGl q feaul.P at Church Of Sacred Heart
'MfLLER.-sept. 2s, JENNIE, wife of
Charles 70 Ms sunsr fsaty'' F and ff1sSS' resi- n
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srITs66tass s,r s6ts Year. 'GE funeral w.. II M.
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fri.nSs may cali Thurs. ter; m.
SSn 4 aa.d as sRE s6 Ar wsaw ,ssy
ICES sat. q o. m. residence. 1870 Greenwich
gEr!IateA Arlington N.T Ys5s Gem s.p,, a.
RICHARD LINCOLN 9'poNNEL. FYnssrsi
viii be OF. view in. the vestry room from. 12
o'clock TO 2 y. m. Friday. Int. private. West
Laurel L Hill Gem "a yr,,,u
a.SsSt.r SSf q John 'srd and Annie o'Rca.s. me:
R''iy attend fl fnnersi. s $3.50 s;sS M. rom
ss $;sS;fth $ Mother Ss'SH q ';ss' a s' H.
pEBrRDTsspt IS Ss HAFaS Rs,s;,vs son sSs %
Clark, Of p, ana r.. are invited + TO attend
Ts seTya,iis sai SAD poin.y at rnt h' Xii, fae
,i5e Gem. Friends may call Fri. eve,
a,ssbt.r aInNf't Of the f late George +. ana Maria ia
later. as1: ~ ''
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IT. %T sis.d t'uFsl Frlsads a hss': may cali Fl
1Hs5isnrHR HRsosnRTs;@on s Sept. % 1920. THOMAS. MAS,
h .s %sron sSS.
'sseGrF,pt 20 hsu.s p nTsrsl lns p',ys' q banla
from from her late residence, 25I2 N. Hancock st
Sss " s'esswsSa s. @i FL f'R Remains
REV. PETER ]. RYAN. late rector Imnnac-
ersnd clergy. relatives and friends are in.
,sS sS aneE Heart chufeS pSine etses az
n O'clock. soiemn requiem mass at o:s0
|c'ciosE. Intsrmont ST. Peter's Cemetery.
|Reading, Pa.
sApoLD. Sept. ,2s. 1920. FLORENCE NJ.
sy.eiseiy snsiSi late Tesidsses, sast Rdse ave-, @
RoSsoroGsh: Int. private, ,,. =,
Edward X. Sithens. Relatives and friends
jnvited 10 funeral services, Fri. o. M,
ror' Hampden and Ashby rds., Opposite seth
it t.sp!nsl. Int West Lsyssi ,I Hili .rsa;,, Cen;
Rsiatives and friends Invited to funeral serv.
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STAMPS AND COINS

STAMPS. PACKETS. DIME SETS
Albums and supplies for stamp collectors.
PHILA. STAMP CO.. 81 s. 17th st
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AGENTS

SALESMAN-wanted, medical book sales
HISTORY SERIES; exclusive territory: as
sured customers list. w. NJ. Leonard, pub
Usher. I'll BoYlston at. Boston. Mass.
AGENTS-Wtd., organizers for Frat Ins.
Soc. having policy easy to place: those
speaking for. lang. pref. Add C. l.. Drew.
MGR. 905 Victor Bldg. Washington. d. c.
AGENTS. 3. to handle hish-Erade speciality;
season just started: opportunity to make
profitable, permanent connection with large
corporation. Amply J. A. Link Co. 33l
Walnut St. Philadelphia.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT. 20, 10 years business exp.
collection and office mgt.: graduate Wharton
Eve, u. of Pa; position where intelligent ef-
COOK. Japanese. wants position in small
family: good WAGES required; best refer
ence. Shma, o03 Pine st. Walnut 1921.
PRIVATE STENOGRAPHER-
Young man. 2S years, excellent correspond
ent. possessing initiative and executive abil-
ity desirous of hearing from executive who
is looking for an Al secretary or assistant.
A T31. Ledger Office.
SALESMAN. n. e, eSLf~ienced good per
sonality, desires connection with suburban
or central r. F. firm. 1874. Ledger Office.
thor. exp, wishes sub pos, p 738 Led on
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ROOMS FOR RENT

CHESTNUT. 2o45-Third.foor back room.
near bath; suitable for gentleman.
DIAMOND. 19o7---singie.. also sitting room.
priv fam gentlemen; bath. shower phone.
GERMANTowN. AVE. AT BROAD sT.-Two
furn. rooms for gentlemen. Tloea 5205.
PEACH ST., N, Groom for. 2 young
ladies' or business woman; use OF house
SPRUCE ST, 18l0--Extremely des. rooms
and suites. hand. furnished private baths.
SPRUCE ST. 1835-very desirable. rooms;
SPARKS. 1424--- Room. furnished: for couple:
with use OF Kitchen; steam heat; priv. fam.
STELLA ST.. r.. 20o3-Convenient, we'll
furn. room for rent gent. only priv. fam.
hon lekeetingi second story.
18TH: NJ. 2247--Two comm. rms, unfurn,;
I'd fir. frcnt; large sitting rm. DiaSTs7 w,
10TH. NJ. 1879. II OF L = URIC
ssstfa ,sfoussou n Ss, anS Ws.Ry fissn fasn
conv. to stations; best accommodations for
travelling people, moderate: Ph, Spruce 1854.
17TH ST.. N. lool-Third.story front room:
desired; housekeeplng apartmont.
PATH ST.. N. s84-2 nicely furnished rooms I:
modern: private family. Poplar 6029.
TWO handsomely furnished bedrooma; ali
no other guests; located 15 minutes from
City Hall; gentlemen only; $50 per month
each. p 7ls. ledger Office.
ARCH ST.. 2125 LYRIC Newly furn.
up-to-date, single g. double rms. cleanliness
unsurpassedi q tst-class housei cent. mod,
TWoRooM apartments with Gsth ,s fur
ATTRACTIVE furn. apis. some housekpg.
Sherwood Apt. AGENCY. 225 s. Broad at.
BROAD. N, 3228-Beautifully furnished com
bination sit:ing bedrm.. adj bath. elec.
BROAD ST. s.. 0O4-r-Inspection invited these
comfortable rooms private family.
CARPENTER 5T, 2343 = Nicely furnished
2d-story front room. Dickinson bat J,
Furnished
PORTER. 1892 rooms for gentlemen; bath.
cleo: PRIV. fam: conv. TO cars: reference.
NEW JERsEY-sEAsH0RE
ATLANTIC CITY
ROOMS with bath; modern. Santa Maria, II
s. New Hampshire ave., cor. Euclid ave.
BOARDING
VINE ST. le22-Table board reasonable.
Locust 2544 W.
MASTER ST, 59l2--Two men or business
couple: room and board.
RTTTENHoUSE So. W., 220-Lsrge fourth.
floor room with bath and board.
PENNsYLvANIA-sU
GTN.-The 0retnor, 182 r. Walnut lane
Delightful second-loor corner: excellent
| table; individual service. Phone German.
'own 1887.
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sITUATIoNsWANTED-FEMALE

BUSINESS WOMAN with long. varied ex-
perience as bookkeeper. correspondent, sec
retary and executive. desires position with
good future sffordng opportunity to prove
ability. = S14. Ledger Office.
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HELP wANTED--MALE

STOCK Statesmen
EgbfId TH5fH 9&SS sERseE tsP pgeS GyEh
TIED AMoUSTl OF rSrtslfH TRsHstRY Sf srodK.
Tile, TaE, COMPANY. WILL WELCOME THE
4 7oa. IEDGER OFFICE, If YoU HAVE
HIGH-GRADE CLIENTELLE, CORRE-
SPONDENCB CONFIDENTIAL.
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sALESNIBN

You can't accomplish big .hInRs unless you
attempt big thingsi and, what's more. you
yoS sa~e conden"e 10 We Srs Srs o"H
Ing for men Of big expectations, who are
ready to turn big expectations into reality
10 their Immediate big money recompense
ana TO the permanent raising OF their earn
Ing poweri we're interested more in your
goal than In your starting point: we don't
want a glib tongue. but a truthful one; we
want simply the man experienced or mex
perienceh. who can look himself In the face
In the dark and see honesty In his heart.
ambition In his brain and IN his whole make
up. tho grit that sticks; if you are 26 or
WV SUITE sos. VANpAM BLDG.
10th and Market SITS.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

WANTED - Capable white couples. white
Naundress. men. either outside or indoor
work: free cottage. all found; also 3 hrst-
class Protestant cooks. Swedish chamber:
maid and kitchenmaid. housemen. second
WANTED. at Episcopal office. 812 s.. 12th.
frst-class cooks. waitresses and nurses.
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WAITRESS, exp. out Of town; good salary;
hotel work. a 7ao. Ledser oifice.
WAITRESS, white. Homo for Inourables,
4sth and woodland ave.
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SALEsMEN wanted to cal! on architects,
engineers and filters; good connection for
capabie mem Call daily. o TO II. Wandless
Scott "a q, l7th 1T,
SALE6MEN-Exp. not necessary; character
essen. to learn the selling OF secur. Our
inst and coop. assure SUCCESS. A 82l, L. o,
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ELs learn to become attsndants: $40
sss assssssSss STEADY pssisisn:. ixse xSss.
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HORSES

FOR SALE-Gray horse. 10 hands high
years old combination saddle and hnrncsa
horse. suitable also for light farm work; for
sale on account OF reducing OF stable For
further Information write TO
GRAY HORSE
bll Chestnut st, Ph. .ladelphla.
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WANTED

NEWSPAPERS m.,s's mssps'nss c.rn.;s r%ss, SP ITGP
ture. feathers. anything. everything; postal.
Sstabiished most reliable dealers In city,
HHRTY HHRsTT'Y,Hs& 4 6St&s s6S&s' Goth below JEFFERSON, IN -
FURNITURE, CARPETS
PIANOS AND PLAYERS
Jouaehold goods of every description: let us
nav highest cash prices; prompt attention
ana removal FranCk Son. 500 n. I'd ST.
Phone Market 4024.
wa WANT at once household furniture
store nxtures. office furniture: paw SPOT
m sh, honest value. Phone US about H. To-
Gust 42i4, old church. cor. 18th and Cherry,
OLD cioth'g, shoes, hats. ladies' and gents; (;
hichest prices paid. we call city. country
daW eyening Write, call or phone DlcIdn
SON '8i55. Friedman Bros. l444 South 81
ANTIOI les Of all kinds, gold. solver,
Chestnut ST.. second floor Locust 34SI.
~ 0rHTiS, cast-off shoes and hats bought
Send postal sneidman. 922 Poplar Poplar
sECoND-HANp one spinnei Drill Press
,rE heSd Acme Machine shop, sie n l7tb l77'bh'
GENTLEMEN's CASTOR .clothingi highss
prices. simon, 2il N: 9th, Filhert 5o70,
FTiRNITURE suitable for hotel lobby. Ad-
dress 7ls. Ledger Office.
CASH PAID for old gold, silver and antIous
clocks. Rogers. 40 =. 18th: locust 1910.
81 40 PER 100, lbs, newspapers tied up:
send postal. Postotnee Box s2h6. Phlla.
w .sss.. SSa ysHss' ss 81 a' sRs sSR gisI sssas
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= XNN) cash will purchase a de-
q sirable 7-room porch DWELL
ing. having Dutch hall. electric
q lights, laundry in basement; located
= on Bambrey st north OF Indiana ave.
& WALTER v. AsHBY
4 264o ". 2eTH DIA 2445
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HOWARD VINCENT

YictroIas several like new, including cabi.
nets and q ten.inCh double-faced records,
very cheap, 90 other makes; send for full
descriptive nst OF these remarkable bargains
we offer in the sale Established 1860.
S36-S3S-SIO 10 -Sl9-Si4-S40
NORTH SIXTH STREET
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ENooRAPHER-Brisht young. girl, a re-
commercial course; must be able to take
rapid dctation and transcribe notes quickly;
details as to minimum sslary and experience.
Address Stenosrapher. p. 0. Box 7b1. Phil
adelphia.
TELEPHONE oPERAToRs-airis, experi-
will pay salary and bonus: state experience
| and salary desired, telephone number. II any.
| NJ 221. Ledser Office.
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GREENEwALD'S
- SPECIABIZED EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
sThTTMsrirrca1nn,g ssTphvrM rrann,g COPY, house organ work
STMTISTICtAN, sales & stock records.
0PFIFE MGR. handle aoctg. dept.
PHIvATE SECTY, for association head.
SUPT sheet. cast-iron foundry.
FDREMAN woodworking plant, expd. man.
SUPT tinware mfg. stamping die punches
STTNOG. & Statistician cotton yarn corp.
SPECIAL
ORGANIZER, AN EXPERT on employment
work OF all phases, well connected with
prominent business men and capable of, or
ganizlng high-class vocational employment
service association: principals only; applica-
tions by letter giving complete details.
APPLICATIONS SOLICITED from ensi-
nesrs. efficiency production mech. works.
dept. heads for office and factory; high ella IS
men and women only; no enrolment charges.
Estab, same locality since 1S0T. $50 g. nth.
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Hauling

WOULD like to get steady contract for 2h :
ton truck, with covered OF stake body: own.
or drives. Hauling anywhere. any time NJ
II. Bisbing, 1913 y. both st. Poplar 475s w
TRUCKS to hire. Abbey Express 1894 Cal.
iowhll at Locust 6a20: light. heavy hauling
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TALKING MACHINES; RECORDS

OVER 10000 records listed at 81 each to
he sold at SOC! talking machines and ac,
osssorles wholesale and retail. Central
Music Store. III n llth St. above Arch
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TO- 900 SO. FIT. or over on ist floor with
high esilins, in modern concrete building
with railroad siding most desirable proposL
tion you may consider today within fhiia. NJ
J. LEE PArToN. Aot lincoln Bids. u
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o
WANTED
STRUCTURAL AND MECHANICAL
DRAFTsMEN
WITH EXPERIENCE IN ELEcTRIc
SITIoN. WITH OPPORTUNITY OF AD-
nc ,TrxxHNSSEMENTi xNSi WRITE FULLY. GIVING
ExPERIENCE AND SALARY REQUIRED.
APPLY CHESAPEAKE IRON WORKS, r..
o. BOX 1923. BALTIMORE. MD.
YOUNG MEN for press helpers, Apply
-snperlntendent. 806 Chestnut ct.
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Trucks

TRUCKS, 2 @. NJ C.; a 8 ton, the other a
ton truck: both have platform stake
Thomas. Inc. 400 n. Broad ct.
TRUCKS-2-ton. special. 5000: best buy in
city: several others at special reduced
prices; to 3 tons. Motor Sales and Service
Corn l714 N BROAD St
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EXPERT Swiss watch repairing. repeaters
spllt seconds. etc Rogers, watch iuapee.
or b. A.p-.x-r2,..ka~s s11>s- 1hcaku 10.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-09
CROP REPORT

Atlanta, July 1.-THE weather dur
ing the past week was generally ia
vorable for farm work and for the
growth of crops, but, except in the
northern division and at scattered
places in other divisions where good
rains fell, there is now a general ten
dency toward drought, which though
not yet serious is injuring old corn and
vegetables. The weather was warm
during the week, with abundant sun
shine, and the heat in the south is
holding the weevils in check. Condi-
tons favorable for cotton, which pro-
gressed well and is clean, healthy, and
vigorous, is fruiting we'll, and is in
in general satisfactory, except that the
plants are small for the season. Old
corn is beginning to suffer for rain
IN much of the central and southern
divisions where more general showers
are needed for all crops, particularly
corn, gardens, truck, and pastures.
Melons also need rain. Peanuts, sweet
potatoes, cane, velvet beans, tobacco.
and rice are doing we'll. Shipments of
liberia peaches will probably begin
toward the close of July. Farmers are
unusually well up with their work.
{. F. Won HERMANN.
Meterologist.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-09
SQUEALING PIGS SCAMPER
DOWN ATLANTA STREETS

Atlanta-To the old riddle Of what
makes more noise than pigs under
makes more noise than one pig under
d tcnce?" there i. row a new ans ser,
tmelv, three lrinc: &c pigs loose on
Decatur street
1t happened yesterday and beat any
circus. Three Tennessee cars, left at
the union depot under care of con-
ductor, suddenly disgorged their
squcaling freight loose into the street.
Who was responsible for the serio-
comedy nobody knows. But like the
mad swine in the scriptures the while
herd rushed pell-mell up Pryor to De-
catur street, while women tried to
climb telegraph poles and even men
lodged into the doorways.
Late last night most of the pigs
were reported corralled in the yards
OF a local slaughter house, whittier
they were originally intended.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-09
NATIONAL GRANGE IS
ATTACKED BY FARMERS

Observation-Disclosures the Ma
tional Grange for its endorsement of
the Cummins-Esch transportation bill
and the ship sale bill, and declaring
that the National Grange "has no
copyright on its professed principle of
the greatest good for the greatest
number the Farmers National
Council, in a statement issued We'd
nesday, defends its plan to cooperate
with organized labor in campaign
to defeat for reelection members to
Congress who have failed to protect
the rights of the American people and
have even served the predatory inter
ests.
The Farmers National Council the
statement says, resents the efforts of
the National Grange to stigmatize as
partisan politics these activities of
fordard looking farmers of America,
who number millions.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-09
WANTS BONE DRY LAWS
ENFORCED IN ATLANTA

Atlanta.-The grand jury for the
, July term have been sworn in by
Judge John T. Pendleton in the Grim
1nal division of the superior court.
William M. Slaton was elected fore
man.
In his remarks to the jury Judge
Humphries urged a STRICT enforce
ment OF the prohibition law clainine
that, there was too much violation Of
the law carried on without the Offend
ers being caught. He said he was in IA
vor Of the indeterminate sentence law
providing the judges were allowed to
Tx the sentences instead of the iuries.
In many instances the Judge said,
hardened criminals escape just punish
ment owing to the fact that they are
unknown to the jury trying the case
and the law prohibits the introduction
OF evidence before them that will &C
quaint them generally with the pris-
oner's character.
Judges often remember faces of the
offenders who come before him and
are able to fix just punishment.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-09
MAN LOSES HOPE.

For ten years suffered severely
from stomach trouble. The doctors
said had cancer of the stomach and
and nothing would do but an opera
ton. took my last round of Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy 2 Ia years ago.
Since then | can sleep well, eat what
| want and feel fine" 1t is a simple,
harmless preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all stomach,
liver and intestinal ailments, including
One dose will convince
or money refunded.
Denmark's and National Drug Co.'S
and druggists everywhere.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-09
lAeneps.y Of Mocha sheep,kins,

TIE worid's supply Of Mocha sheep
skn ID obtained by about a dozen
buyers who have their native eoi-
isetors In earavans to collect the skins
1t various eenters. Of which Mocha,
berbsra, zeSlah and HodeidaA are the
main points. from which they are sent
to Alden, q British eoaling station.
which. on account OF the exact locA-
ton. 10 the shipping point for skins
sent to London, the continent Of Eu-
rope, and the United States.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-09
The Blanks EXPLAINED.

A strange phenomenon was observed
when taking some exceptionally rapid
pictures In New Jersey recently; every
third film was found to be blank and
on nquiring into the cause 1t was dis
covered that alternating current had
been used for illumination and that the
monograph had actually photographed
the alterations Of the current, which
are tee rapid to be perceived BY the
NwN
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-09
Canoerous to Woo a snider


MIS-. Spider will always eat Mr..
oplder. If she can catch him, quite
soon after they are mated. The fe.
male spider, toe, will frequently de.
your her rejected suitOrs. Her swains
dance a fiery sort of Jazz before hep
this being the method usually resorted
70 for ensnaring the lady's affections.
Inc female, If she thinks one of them
would make a toothsome morsel. eats
MIN before he can protest If she de.
cides to chose a mate she will dance
with him.
Tobacco Not Wasted New.
In former times all tobacco confis-
Gated by the English customs author
tues was destroyed by burning in a
furnace called the kings pipe. Now
aoays all such tobacco, as well as that
which is returned as unusable for
smoking. is sold to manufacturing
chemists, who turn 1t into sheep dip.
insecticides for the use of gardeners.
and the like.
Frarernal Friendship.
4. "ura,e Of very nervous temper.
'ment was constantly making awk-
ward remarks intended as compli-
nents. Having distinguished himself
IN an unusual degree during a gath.
ering of clergy at the bishops palace,
he was taken to task for his failings
oy senior curate who was one Of his
companions on the way home. Look
dere!" said the senior decidedly.
You are a donkeyi Why cannot you
keep quiet instead Of making your ash
nine remarks? Mind yeH. 1 am speak.
ing to you now as a brothsrw
Nature and Workers.
Nature offers no reward to mental
Incidence. 1t hates an tdler In any
feld.-Davi1 Swing.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-09
Wrap All Tools.

All good tools should be wrapped
up, otherwise they will rust. and rust
dulls their cutting edges. The careful
carpenter wraps his tools in a wooden
cloth well oiled. The careful chauf-
teur wraps all polished tools before
putting them In the tool box and keeps
them away from the storage battery,
the fumes of which will quickly rust
then.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-09
Easily Detected.

A lunauic who recently escaped
from an asylum was eventually recap
tured in a large dancing hall In the
west end. The fact that he was waltz
Ing divinely and keeping perfect time
with the music aroused the other
dancers suspicious and led to his re-
eapture.-Punch, London.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-09

Achievement Of whatever kind IL
he crown Of effort. the diadem Of
thought. By the aid Of self control,
resolution, purity. righteousness, and
well directed thought a man ascends !;
By the aid Of animality, Incidence, Inn
purity. corruption, and confusion Of
thought q man descends.-Allen.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-09
When Harvard Ran a lottery,

Does 1t make you shudder to recall
hat In 1T72 Hazard college, instead
Of asking for subscriptions from the
alumni for fund. raised 1920 by
lottery ''for building another hall for
the students Of Harvard college to
lwell in"e-Boston Globe.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-09

If the FARMER ever Tucked>hfs Pants
in his Boots, said Gosh all Hemlock 7"
and Worried about the Mortgage, that
was when Hector was Pup. Now he
is Live Business Man who drives to
Town in his Sports Model Speedboy
amputates few Liberty Bond coupons
and Pays for this Paper Two Years
in Advance.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-09
LIQUID ASPIRIN
DOESN'T HURT
THE HEART
Golfers Capatone Takes
Place of Dangerous Tab
let's, Stopping Headaches,
Nausea, Colds, Grippe and
Nervousness Quickly.

Golfers Capatone is the best
aspirin, but in liquid form, with the
dangerous matter taken out. You
can use it without fear. All drug
gists have it in zoe and Coo bottles.
Each bottle must carry the signature
81. Homer Collier"
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-07-09
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A woman who said she had had sig
husbands asked a London magistrate
to grant her separation. II is sup
posed that she is breaking up her COZ
lection.-Punch. London.