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SECOND GAME.

Two base hits--Holke. o'Neil. Cruise.
Three base hits-Boeckel. Powell. Iiolke
stolen base--Southvorth. Boecisel. Hottie.
and Holke. Left on baseg--philadeiph!a q:
I'oston. =. Bases on baIls-Off ~. Smith, z
g.. Smith. In 3 innings: off scdgwick,
q IN . innings. Hit by pitcher--By G. Smith.
CFord). Struck out-By Sedewick. 2. Los
Ing pitchcr--G. Smith. Umpires-Morun and
Rieier. Time of game-i hour and IS min
utes.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09
Philip Carriers u Wins
Medal on National Links

Special Dcr9d,ch TO THr NEW YORK HrRALp'
SOUTHAMPTON, ". y, Sept. S.--The
annual invitation tournament OF t5e
National Golf Links of America started
this morning under favorable weather
conditions, with field OF 10s players
W. r. Ladd or Rockaway Hunt CUB,
an early starter. was the low score
man, with II, until the late afternoon
when Philip Carter OF Shinnecock Hills
returned the low medal card OF 70. this
being one under par for the difficult
National layout PHI had four brides
on the outward journey. His card:
ovt.......... 2 ssSsa ! 3 sssss-7a
IN u.s...s.s.s. y = y " - -
Lucien II. Ting OF shinneccck His
scored a 35 on the first nine, but broke
down on the tenth hole. with the result
that his incoming score totalled q SO, or
an sg for the round. Four sixtecns VIII
compete at match play tomorrow. a
handicap event will be held on Satur-
day. The scores:
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Eastern League.
ces.er. 1e: sprlne.ield. s

worcester. io: Springfield. s.
bridgeport. z: Albany, 8.
Pittafield, q; Hartford. tfirst rnrne).
Pittsfisld, o; Hartford, (second gAme).
New Haven, Q; Waterbury. (firrt game
twelve lnnnesD.
New Haven. 0: Waterbury. tsecond
camel.
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Bouts of the Week.

TONIGHT.
Palace Of Joy A. G., Concy r.lan,l--ab.
Goidstein ts. rht fIanciiini: Toay
Mario W. II. %. kaptan.
Hunts Point sporting Club, rronx--.roc
steers ". silent Rcgnn; sammy yorei
-. ~ Dix Frankie Ritchic W. spike
GOiueA.
stceplechasc \. A., RocLaway uesci,--
Hsrry Abbott vs.. Frnnklo Carpenter;
AZ kiicheli ". Teddy Seidmar.
Fifteenth Infantry .snnor, - Jehnny
Hayes vs.. johnny Duffy; Kid Rash ~.
Kid Clark.
SATURDAY.
Commonwealth sporting Club = Irlsh
Patsy Cline W. Allie Mack: Bob Roper
W. Eddie 0'iinrc; Young Kid Norfolk
". Drn Strnrt.
ouccnsboro \. G., Long Island CITY
.yohnny Rci~ier ". Jimmy Coonrv
twelve rounds: Willie Dsuey vs.. Dar
Humphrirs, twelve rounds.
Ridg-wood Grove ~r0rtirg flrb--NrurLir
Olsen W. Jci,nry Giilitss, tstlvs
rounds: Johnny Cannon ". Harry Null
cahy, ten rounds.
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Totals. 80 5.2e II !Totais. ~ Q 0 81 10 =
ffsatted for Mccnuin the ninth inning.

Phiiaaelphia PsM Gph '.'... ..... 3 . Q %
\ Two base hiss-c .galker. Perkins. Three
base hit--witt. Ine .run-Ruth. stolen
Cam. witt % %Pecapaugh. Pipp. ' Double @
play--Mccann. Dyt and y. Walker. Left
bn bases-.-New rs. s; Philadelphia. 10.
Bases on balls--oftommnil. o; of ". Col
ms. s In 3 innirI: off Rogers. In @ In
linss. Hit by fher-By W. Coliinss. 2
Dykes. y. Collf; struck out-by ROM
4. Collins Unfes-Connolly. Wilson and
ioriarty. Timsf game-2 hours and 0
iinutes.
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intentional League.
ursTJJTs OlEsTERDAY'S CANT.

lwark. 70; Jey City. (first Eamel.
Navarro. h jersey City, (second
game, sti innings).
syrae. s: Buffalo. O.
aiding. Al Baltimore, I.
Rochester, 5; Toronto. 3.
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Southern Association.

Memphis 4. Nashville o.
Atlanta q Mobile o ffirst rar,,,
Atlanta :. Mobile I fsccord eanel.
New Orleans 7, Chatte noocs Y
birmingham 0, Little Rock o Give innings.
rain). 's"'
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Joe Lawson Knocked Out.

Rough House Ware last night knocked
out Mexican Joe Lawson In the second
round OF what was 10 have been a
twelve round contest in the Jamaica
Sporting Club on Long Island.
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Cubs Recall Frihera.

ST. PAUL, MINI. sept. s-r3crnie rrr,b.rr
outficider with tho Kansas city America n
Association club. to-day was recalled by me
Chicago Nationals.
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Bay City Nine Loses.

LONDON, ont.. sept. s.--rondon defeated
Ray City, to 2, in thirteen inning game
to-day, the first OF the series TO determine
the baseball championship OF tho Michigan
ssntario League
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Dillon Is Outpointed.

sT. LOUIS. Sept. s.-Joe Dillon OF New
York was outpointed by ratsy Flanagan Of
st. Louis In a twelve round decision bout
hero last night. They are flywcightA
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Tn.als. 80 3 6f25 II n
Home rtr--Shcely. Sacrifices--Collins

Home ruE-Shcely. SacrificeS--CDllins,
Schaik, Tobin. Double plays-McCleilan.
Collins and Sheeiy .; Mcclellan and sheely;
Left on bases--chicago. b: 81. Louls. B.
Bases on bails--Off Wilkinson. Z; Off Bayne.
3. Struck out--By Wilkinson, J. by Bayne.
I. Umplrcs-chiii and Nailtn. Timo OF
game--i hour and 35 minutes.
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
= NNf UT
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, al BOSTON, q Uirst rame).
Boston, ~; Philadelphia. tsccond snme) /.
Chicago. 6; Cincinnati, 2.
Other teams wore not scheduled.
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sraSfe or THE cLuRs.
GAMES fEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Jtsey City Newark.
Baibre in Reading.
Rochester IN Toronto.
Buffalo Ia Syracuse.

A. Newstfir~t game)-- n. II. n
.rfsey CID 0 q o T. I ~
Nwark 4 o. 60 KIP Ia a
bat,eriaIemilier and rreitag: singlotor,
nd Manr
Second le-- r. II, r.
lrsey ci.... o o. o o q o-s 4
fewark ... 0 x-c o
Seven tea, by agreement.
BatterIeiemiller and Freitag; Singleton
nd Mai.
( AZ Syrse-- " ~ y.
sufsaio To q DO o %
ayracus<0 o z o o x-5
BstterTcmin and Tragresser: Olson
and Niesli.
At Rag- n. H. =.
Baitimo10 % 0 o q q 1 Of 4
neading o . o o o 4 o o ~ q
RatteiGroves and Egan; Brown and
Johnsor
Az T<o- n. H. r.
rochcsl 0 o o 0oc Z o.
Toronto 0 . I o D o o--3
Ba,te Blake and Mattox; Fullerton and
Sandbd
------.---------
BASEL. TODAY, POLO GROUNDS.
"a
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STANDING OF TIE cLuRS.
ED FOR TODAY.

Brooklyn IN New York.
rhiiadeiphia IN Boston.
Chicago In Pittsburgh,
6f. Louis In Cincinnati.
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LEAGUE.

philadelphia. q; New York, 3.
Detroit, 15; Cleveland. I.
st. Louis. q; Chicago, 2.
Other teams wcro uos scheduled.
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CLEVELAND tA.)
Totals. .3d l 10 q "a :

Totals. .3G 1 10 "a IA
sBatted for Merritt IN the nth inning.
Tran for O'Neiil In the sixth inning.
+Batted for Caldwell In the sixth Inning.
Slated for Morton in the ninth inning.
Detroit .......... 0-1s
Cleveland ........ 0 o D o o.
Two base hits-Sargent. Bassler. veach,
Jameson. Three base hits--veach, Jones.
Stolen bases--Young. veach. Sargent. Sacri.
fices-Merritt. Bastler. Jones. veach. Double
play--Sewell and Johnston. Left on bases
Detroit, II; Cleveland, 10. Bases on balls
OFF Dauss. 2: OFF Morton, Il Off Sothoron.
4; off Caidwell. J.; oft Clark. B; Hits-off
so;hoson =, 10 IL aies Innings; off cai,dwsl,
(none out In eighth: off Morton. . In 2
innings. Struck out-By Dauss, !: by Soth-
oron. a; by Morton, l. Passed balls
Shinault, .. Losirg pitcher--sothoron. Um-
pires--Dinneen and Owens. Time of game-
2 hours and 10 minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

Frank Frisch has stolen fifty bases
and he ought to have sixty by the close
of the season. Frisch VIII lead tho
league by big margin. Last season
Carey OF the Pirates took the base steal
inc title with s2, and F'r!sch had only "a,
but he was out a good part OF the early
stage OF the campaign after his opera
ton for appendicitis.
The New York herald., 1921-09-09

In spite of the closeness OF the base
bali races there already Is great interest
In the approa ching football season. which
bids fair to be a record breaker in every
way. Among the Giants football taiE
breaks up some OF the monotony OF
travel Frisch of Fordham. Berry OF
Penn. Kopf of Dartmouth and Young OF
Texas were considerable stars In their
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17

That's what you rnii service
when ,nu io"h down ut sour
wrist To see what Time IL ~ ANA
all you sec j. your wri>t-"ith
mo- watch attached to 81 At all
aud you rcnIiIc thmt ihr din-
inuui watch that Hnur husband
pn,c ,ou on your last birIhda!
i .onr-and your hE~t inrui>"
j. 4" run right around {" his Of
flee and or! ON his shoulder
ari >ru ;hink better al ii'ai
riln :,rj decide not :" LAY nu!-
thing 80 him about il anti you've
tried ~ Lost ad In The Di~pn ,ch--
!nd i.n, r,cni;: >on Try 10 hr
bIi:.ht nnd "hrcr.. nnh ,our hu~-
Luut tou.-~ nj .Gu ana ~as-.
~ hIt'> the H'rt:rr. NnhrI-nn!-
thing =" Nron'- ;nLn,:''
Md you ct him not 1" h~
>iilN-ihnt sou iur hn'" IL ,!tti"
Ir:sh;;rhc-Hn:i .uu lie awake
w"rrsini: nim"s, rii night
.nd tnc rev; de-. v"mun Gait,
.nu ~ amt -rys her NAM" j. -irs.
" iEiric--mnd IL IDr-u'i u"nn
:;r,:hinc. &" 'nu--nEti She says
ia" found g diamond wrist uai.l,
that mss! Be Ihc one yor n,.,cr-
ti.."h for IN Tia. Di.rntch:
Oh lady. inst. what ,"u rm'i
service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
wilt CONTINUE M,u
" SI":''TI I.n>

~ hi'lN. July - -Comucuring
uH"n IN" conference between L.nmouo
u' valera ana Primo Minister Lloyd
'c"rS" III London. The Irish bulletin
"dhN declared ~ a peaceful set
h"mrnt should he denied. the Irish
r'"pI" viii rcsun" armed Resistance,
I" foreign domination hcy possess
"' VIII. and. by endurance. thu power
90 nr'nE their fight eventually t.
success"
Kcf"rrin: to tho observance ~ Tho
truce arranged between the Irish
republicans and crown forces in Ir.-
ami Tn" m"wspap"r Said b proved
''"rr IS IN tn" nation thar dia'Iu-
Inc ana obedience to authority.
winch - tn" essence or successful
government Tho SURPRISE "N.
PRESSED ~ English uowvpancr, than
IA" true" was k.pt nrisos from ~,
!1'iiiiN :" understand tho realities
or til" situation Witch tn, british
press consistently has displayed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
ULSTER CABINET
MEMBERS ARRIVE
FOR CONFERENCE
ID From First Page

continued From First Paeol
Tor IN" east division OF Wicklow. ;lc-
'fh""l'dEinr today tn" con:ratula-
non ui IN" wexford County Council
ON his return TO that county said
none "i ih"s" with whom he was as
s"'i"t"d liked secret negotiations. tut
ing, thcy were considered "a necessary
preliminary.
II" declared he would say no,h,n,,
r'Ehf"ihS the outlook. except tina,
IN" country never WAS in "A stronger
t"Siti"n than today. and whatever
'H' Immediate result might be. the
'""'h'''c freedom OF ireland was
coming
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into consideration by tho govern
gathered next September. having be.
do not say they will be definite.
but they Will be precise.
Il may add that the question or
disarmament is 50 difficult. complex
and delicate that thoHc who discus,
II must meet with prcconccivcd no
TONS. ignorance aud ,prcjudiccs and
must overcome traditions and econ
omy difficulties There cannot be
too many of uS who wish Ia concern
ourselves with this problem. to ap-
peal I" public opinion and to pro
pare til" world for this question, thn+
should bc solved and definitely solved
such * the spirit in which wN
must work. FOR truly 1t would nor
hay" h"cu worth while TO have sur.
f"tcd tn" 1trocious war IL 80 could
not draw fruitful Lessons from tho
sacrifices %: our cons"
Would tonfOrm With Covenant
Mr. FISHER. in an address apprrv.
ing NJ Nivi,ni's statement, said
IT the Washington conferences
should. az must he hoped. roach :,f,
AGREEMENT. that agreement curiajpIv
would b" in conformity with article
II of The covenant OF the lcarur
This commission also should express
great satisfaction with the action
taken by President Harding wh!c.
far from being la opposition To TN.
general idea Of the League. is. ON .tr.
'"."'rufN. ia !u!! conformity with tlt
GDlrit
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Jar tnn.uI Issue. stn..n.

NEW YORK. July l6-kyo Ku-
inaSakt. the japanese consul general!
I'f" issued statement today reIt-
Grating the Japanese attitude toward
tho proposed Washington conference
"h the limitation OF aruramcu,s aud
discussion az the inquiry made by
'hr United states Z" Japan as to
whether il would he agreeable To
ucr ia receive an invitation to par
tEIpaie IN such a conference with
the United states ,rca, Britain,
France and Italy and outlining III.
FORM the inquiry took. the statement
saii:
4; has always been the supreme
aspiration of the Japanese govern
mont and Of the people OF Japan to
contribute TO the enduring peace of
the world ANA tho common welfare
ot manNind ANY scheme or amy un-
dv"iaN.rc. therefore which aims at
the h'sh ideals Should hc especially
Welcpmc To them. Accordjncly. III.
japanese government mddr "a reply
go the United states on luly IL
throa-h the American charge dar-
,a'rr>. I'm which they declare th,tr
Intention gladly to accept an Invita-
taN .rou the Cuited States 20 par
rrip"t" tr . conference" 81 rye
powers 'o"Niac TO- discuss ION OF th.
Ggestion ~ disarmament
A~ fcr "a discussion IS the rro-
ur>ol conference" of rucid, ana Ear
F1StegV problems. the Japanese gov-
crnmont considering IT moro cxpcdj
tat for III" purpose Of facilitating an
attalumcu, OF the object Of the con-
ference that the character and scope
~ these problems should first be de
fined before they expresses their
views n this respect. requested tho
United states government 10 inform
3d. .H---
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us. WILL DISPOSE OF
/ GIANT LINER LEv|lTHAN
To Rccondition, Salvage nr Sccl
Ship Within Next Month. De-
Clarcs Shipping Beard.
NOW IN GOOD CONDITION
Former German Ship. Lying Idle
at iobokcn Pier. Costs TaNpaN-
crS of Country over sialf-Nii!liun
Dollars.

500. 800
hN i'NN' ..N ','''
'-fS'"'h"h' Whi.h mas Ne'" 'ai' al nsr
ricr in Hopokcu ror Two years. COS,
inr ;hc ,n>nyyo-s St5roo r,,,tb
70,
w "'N''' VIZ. 90 ''"'''" '''1''"'-
toned s"INHE'd ar sold Within the
mex; month This WAS announced to-
J,.y h> chairman l.sA ,c "a. Srfn.
''aN 80 "'''' "' ""' S'''' ~
era. hours Inspecting tn. CORNER
German liner Naterl.ud. which was
s,,znd su,irr ,b. w,, ,,1 .,,,,---....r
into an ,wr,i..r ,-oo,, .b.,
;,
"Ea'n 49, 'S az
""'"
"'~ '"'H. s'''.S ''' serves 'y Ill.,
ar" 't''
- 49,"
=, ,, ,.,,,,
W." :" 49,"
Dl'.',a. = 80 '.. a. q.
~" ."U a'.u '.g (" '.- 80
IN
80
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ITALY UNDECIDED
ABOUT DELEGATE
TO CONFERENCES

continued From Page OncD
'"rn'cr Minister OF Foreign Affairs
'hd now senator. and Senator Mag
Siorino Ecrraris
Sign"r Tit,oni Will sail for New
york. July ~. on the steamer Dante
Ai'Shi"ri He is 20 deliver :, course
"' IcrIures AT Williams College.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
REDUCTION OF ARMAMENTS
Is TOPIC OF CONSIDERATION
OF LEAGUE BODYS MEETING

Z.
commissions work in no WAY pre-
JUDGES what amy other dclibcrativU
body may do. aud the suggestion was
made that NJ Niviani's work on the
commission would make him II liarly
representative OF France in Washing
ton in ease Premier BRAND should be
unable to 20.
Ni,inni Opens session.
NJ. N!viani. in hts address opening
tn. sessions. after reviewing In" his
tory of tn" creation Of TIA" commits
sion. said:
After indicating my conception %:
now We should fulHii our mission. |
reel no hesitation in comm"u, "r
nc great ASA noble initiative takcu
10y President iIurdiEl At few days
"Ru, W" have not been surprised
That tn" head of the great American
nation. :" powerful and so generous
and W hich haS 50 often discussed tho
question Of disarmament. should have
taken the lead in assembling the
various governments for tn" purpose
or reaching agreements We should
b." the first To congratulate such nc-
ton ana We are happy to greet this
step We are glad 10 h." associated
ia IL. certain that the work "" arc
going 20 prepare cannot but b" taken
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NEGRO CONFESSES
FOUL MURDER OF
STEPHEN G, WHITE

continued From Page oneD
grandmother. about two miles fron
the scene of the murder
He said he and Griffith plotted the
robbery al Rawlings station, but did
not intend 1" XIII White. whom Has
Rims knew. having been horn and
raised in that vicinity. both mon
secured rocks. Hashius eaid and
agreed that one WAS to ask the store
Keeper for something and thu other
Was 10 hi, him when he turned
around
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Entered store Tnprt,cr.

Enth mcu entered tho stare to-
:nthcr. iIUsi>ius said and he asked
white Tor a pair o. shoes. As Whit"
turncd. the negro said, Gri;Nth Stru"l.
tho white man on the head with q
rock. then he. liaskins. struck him.
Erth then pounC"d upon their victim.
Icspit. tn" whit" mans pleas. beat
"Ut his brains with the rocks ANA
then cut his throat Both he and
Griffith took money from tn" saf,.
nskins confess ed. and both Loft to.
Tore at the sam" time, going !" HaN-
tugs. where he and Griffith s"ra-
ratcd It WAS here that liaslsiuS was
hot in thc back Icy "a member ~ a
ooss" but was not captured uutil l."
Ngs trailcd 10 Dewitt
Gri"i,h said he and HaShius rI"'-
ed the robbery. bat b" did not 50
$50 tho store" h"t watched IInsklus
,yh.r il" struck Tho man. first witt
roels and 'hcn With - biE sti.k r'd.
,ttar 5uucl<i-v him to tho loo"
rnuuv,d Upon him aud cut hi. throat
from oar 90 car. Ito said hc lId NOT
- into tn" safc. but ilsskins -HNe
hiu some money.
Neither 1T tho men claimed owner
-hiu of the blooi-stainod knife found
alongside IA" body "f White. Ea,u
slammed II belonged I" tho other
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-01-31
OTHER TOWNS ARE WORKING ON TRADE
EXTENSION IDEA

Commenting article in the Gazette, stating that
Triton by its advertising had drawn trade from number
of neighboring the past year the Ocia Star says
$50 where it? We heard drummer talking
about rotten his tribe The other asked
him he believed in hell He said Then asked his friend,
where has business gone to?
"a left-handed compliment for Tifton doubt but you
that Triton merchants went after business by
advertising the newspapers of this section and she got the
The will conced the far enough
that Ocla hurt extent by Triton
activity in the city and immediate surrounding ter
Triton merchants bid for and did business that
Della could easily have had had organized and a
ter it they did, we do concede.
Our hat off the progressive business Of fton-but
Oclla is fine town"
Fitzerads position the central city of Central South Georgia
any Fitzgerald trading center for
much than Ben Hill county with Slight tapping INTO
adjacent counties Fitzgerald has only natural advantage of oca
ton that CAN be capitalized if Fitzgerald business willing
invest If they don't those of Triton will continue do so
until zgerad opportunity OF reaching strongly to the South
and Southwest, is badly stunted not quite gone.
Some small city within forty miles of Fitzgerald is going to be
the predominant business and the hub OF the section The
cheap automobile and roads has placed merchants nehbor
ing cities competition that will in the OF very few
become keen competition between individual
chants If Fitzgerald organize
spirit excel, other will The automobile makes it
inevitable.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-01-31
NINETY-THREE PER CENT FOR WARS,
PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE

The derived by the United States from the on
cigars than the total admins
teng the federal government including reCama
building roads improving and habors
civil work. according figures compiled by DR. Rosa of
the of standards All these endeavors
the nations gross
Wars past and future the other ninety
per of the peoples money.
the bills for past Our little
but expensive in Siberia Haiti the Philippines of the
foolish occupation Germany should and
will be stopped When Harding nnauguarated immediate steps
will be taken bring back from Siberia and Germany
their violates principle OF Amerlcans1
The PHILIPPINES will be given their ndePdence We will leave the
little Republics of Central and South America alone
the of future that must be eliminated the
and the world large become free from
uocang Congress has made modest step toward
reducing 1t take holder stride
asng appropriations Neither big business little bust
afford support the farce of huge ornaments
republic Republic the of the United States which
has absolutely need for OF aggression and conquest
has business with huge and expensive navy.
present time the United States will be cutting its own
sending millions monster bat
tesps submarines and arplanes and torpedo boats
program warshp building by the United States will force the
bankrupt for that
spare will make harder for France and England
TO pay us what they will force the American
the burden of only his
waste, that of France and England and Italy.
1t is for politicians sesyed statesmen to talk
other the
The United States holds the whip
today and will hold for decades 1t
the The United States, and
each in it, has the most to gain to lose
get rid of the of future These do not
unless payment made advance 1T the advance
payment refused they will be delivered spite of all the
jingoes the American continent
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-01-31
A REGULAR WATERMELON MARKET FOR
THE FITZGERALD DISTRICT

the Abel News We look for much good the
growers this section in their organization Better
marketing facilities ought be of the splendid results OF
of the melons will be another The
of the fruit and vegetable Florida and other states
helped wonderfully distribution of products and
sequeny better prices Rave been obtained"
The agricultural agents of the A. B. A. railroad and
Hill County Farm Bureau Federation will lend active
Grafton Central South Georgia farmers this growing and
selling watermeons Around Moulre and in Southwest
watermelon association has been formed to
der that assistance.
watermelon is pehabe and too valuable product to
be fashion by
can pay good profits grown and sold right it
simply few of land for him The
melon much other kind and can get It,
It is up the individual farmer
farmer will agree with the farm bureau, C. T. Owens,
Fitzgerald Ca plant certain number OF
watermeons specified variety during specified week. the farm
bureau induce Northern produce send buyers here
for the and cash for the melons at the freight
fulfill their and deliver the melons,
variety and quality almost unlimited market
would be possible from the
houses and for the farmers the salaries and
professional buyers down here The selling
of the retail market always high the
will saving getting the melon from field to table will
be added the farmers price for his melon.
logical center for watermelon buyers Central
South Georgia They could the local territories around Ocl
ton yery conveniently from Fitzgerald the farmers join the mel
on movement sufficient numbers around Fitzgerald will
market here and pile of coming
No crop pay profit The farmer knows that With
the possible be cotton
whatno But watermeons do offer attac
tive prospects handled properly and COOPERATIVELY