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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
Texas Girls To
Crescent College
Junior College in the Ozarks.
Draws Large Patronage
From Lone Star State.

EnrOllmsnt in Crescent Ccllcgc viii
bc completed within the week. Among
the eighty gsrls cnrollcd. nearly half
viii make up the Texas club These
coming VIA Dallas. will seavc there In
a special Pullman September sist Miss
Anne Bullcck. teacher IL the Child Wei
fare Department. win accompany them.
Miss Bullccks present address 10 tis
Nor,h windomor,,. Dallas. Texas.
CreSccn, appeals 10 Texas Girls no,
ius, hscaaSc all work Is standardized
and accredited AT the State University
NJ fun value. nug just becauSc the hest
advantages Ia Music. Art. etc. equal 20
those IN Cunss TVatorics and sIcrlal
srhools are offered. hut also hsausc
q the oIrn air life. and the dcmccra,ic
spirit prevailing In the srhczi Crescent
YEARS asa rccogniEcd that students must
h. hapnv csntentcsi and healthy n w
suits are ,o D. satisfactory. STUDENTS
swim. dance. play and work In close
con,sc, with teachers q strcng Chris.
tan personality. with equal enthusiasra.
Thcrc exists NO cNtravagancc In dress.
no snoltishness. although kris attend
frum fifteen 10 twenty different states
For many years Texas has led In num-
lcr and In enthusiasm. When they ~
turn hV,ne they are loyal riris for their
Alma Mater. and any one 81 the go
TSas Cr,-sCcn Alumnac l. a dependable
representative fcr the college.
for these reasons Crcscent's room
chart is about cloSed nearly n month
early. while other schools report a dc.
cllnc IN cnrollment
\ few of the mos, attractive rooms
viii 4, assigned in the next few DAYS
~ Texas girls. Wire or write fcr Gaia
log. View Book. reservation. etc. Crcs
cent College. Eox \. Eureka Springs
Arkansas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
MARINES AND BEARS
NAY PLAY IN MEXICO

DALLAS TEXAS Aux 1i.-A f-,~'
sfasr ~fl.s i-fu@fn the Dallas ard
So Arif-.l. frfEzs flssrue tials -
49, 'asr,oH ffrfru g fhe centennial
ftftrntr- in Wssiau CIV the latter
laff Hf s-frifr IL assured n ths
Em-rf ~ 10 .zrrelfin1 VII
=aranifc a. slFsr-.s q 49, tao
rssrls
Afss ilsrsl. 1afsl.h rf ~ fhf nsuss
.iah aui ariirE O. fi.e San Anfnrfn
f'h j. ansfirE afssffsrrsa - thrss.
isTms - nfuro Nesman. ulansEsr -
"a csislrafirr,. uho. ~ tn insisfanoe
81 Wla.uF kriih 20 Dallas. iss,i..i ~
iuthatin O. a. sil's. lssf WA 80
I.sy the sElcs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01

FisrnAnA. Asr. 81 Floyisda
wounded ifftg Wiiaon. the prc'nier
tulfisr - The Amlrnn squad. hard To-
osy. trs llst thtonEh ih,ir own errors
iv n soorc - l9 o. :
II Was q Nrila ard wu,liy exhibition.
wlrh srrcrs c,ming almost as 0fien as
hits Eui thc visitors eoi thu jump ana
IN ~. trst tgo innings piled az a
s'vfn rru lad. Th,ir lsiiiuc srrco n
ihe sr,,nd vaS tv1T-a ~ when Went,
-, thrcc hags,r with tao men IN
lusc.
Nllson Wa nof wofkifg up - his
usaai form, probably due 20 the al.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01

-.aa-a.atN 49,
- ara sEsF -urr FG Se7rfr lr saref
-1l-Sls >1rrlesrs hl-s E'r--. liver
srris- es-sas casa Wsrss -u..au-ss
49,, ltatE - k-llr r-uc1s re-rss-
esEsg ~ EIar Hua rr Nh
srurR e1-- S.us- e Fl-- =. ~ G.-.rs-
rurrt HsHsH 90 hans rfs ~sus =
rl slsil-rsaegea e sff H'r.f n We
'icra- sssllrzr~Nsr-s TIN. .rh Tn
7t-ss izsYsEs Hzsz Ef1.aaa-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
CLINTON DEFEATS
CLOVIS BY 7 TO 6

CLOVIS. y. NJ. Aag. si.-Clinion
eycnsi TIE series ~ taking ,oaay's
saulc q 6. Johnson ard Mickey q
Closis ut Tor huTnc runs. Batteries:
Cows. Murphy and Garrett: clinton.
i;rookman and Moore.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01

Ssolen bases. TEiicsl F11sr. B.lcs
Henry. sArrtfscs. Brock. H-rerr. Nee
Henry. knfsrr Tunnss rxe Alss Ezs
o'Brisn: three has, hi-t. Fal-sr. CTR
molly. THRASH. An>rs crusis rhavs IA
her to Henry base % halls, H<rhxrs J
NeGrew 8. lsstrtes Z ssrucS sgs- Ne
Grew J. Jeffries J. Herbert :. a. ~
pitched bah b. Hsr6<rt. OrBrisu- TIus
lie. Cmptrss. Spencer ansf PsIH1n-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
FI0yDaDh POUNDS LEFTY WILSON
HARD BUT LOSES ON own ERRORS

scncc 81 his battery mate. loc Lewis
In ho;h the scccnd aud third the Local
sua'i'rs scor,d a couple on mixtures
q; hits and errors aud in the eighth
tA,y started n rally which threatened
70 lie the score. THREE hits combined
with two errors In tina; round were
good fCr ihrec ,allics. making the ssore
= "a Tor the visitors.
In the last inning amarillo aaa,Sl
three more runs 10 clinch their lcad.
Score by innings:
Amarillo ........s sa ooe ees-is = 6
Floytlada ..... .oss 600 0so-- 4. :
Batteries; Wilson and Dodge: Bas.
singer. Turncy and ba,ong.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01

slIn1n1lrf-Ta'eEll-s a. 500 vi
tiek stu~. Fals. S.lEn.r- ~
Crsff. fEerze run- E1hsL srsisr saxs
-.ek~enL sasznhrr 1T. EEut.s- Isessu-L
Ni:rh-i. Hartford Strre< se- sr.--ksz
:. Gran = FEz-e "a ts1s - &c .
rrsff : Rsrr-r ~. ~ Craf- 7. n1r,f-
- pt.v. s--~ =. SHarrH-< -
o. So O. >hsn<f1,E rf,r-fart - H
h.l.an 4, Frhst
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
CLEVELAND AND
DETROIT Divide
DOUBLE HEADER
I@s sal EiII- >FIIu



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r>1lf rts- sazl-ars rr- ts,e sssa-lz s-n1e
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sss11- a a. ar-g rrraf n a. $50
So .-ne-r III -a.- ll-sr r~u-s-l 500
F-r sz1ur- RI
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Elsrsus< usav-s rs,rsr. Ea-ss-
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01

BEAUMONT. Texas, Nus. ft.-gB,sls
ton wcn M ee~rtng zanl- a tas -.
ries with Esaanlaus here tr,aly. 5 =
:. euuapsi4rg a bad IN tn FIRE .znas<
that ths bal fcEcrs c',ust ~ s<sr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
rrX,>okI. ,,aou. i.E,otE.

A. .Cicfurne :; Paris s.
Al Mineral Wells :. Bonham ?.
Al Auimorc ]. sherman y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01

A. N-s11k<~ -. 10, =.
A. rI--~asezs I: Lr.zssslEe r.
Al - Hn<1 3 fs1a.1r.a1s 2
A. 1880 CO :. csl1-ses G.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01

FoET WORTH Teas Ak II
Jsktr Nnl<rs hard klrtln< ssr.r b@l-<
sf-snf frans ~ ussh1a FaE- l-~sp
Or s@s~ral dsys u1s ~ gh-f 1srs.r
n n SsA1lzrs vlz.l.s - -<.< sz2E
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01

DALLAS Tsxa.. Aux 1I-EEtrk
kssbeIrs s-rd horls run q tss $3.50
truk. ~ b-es-~n ualhss ard Ssrsre
p.rt IN Ihs si<krh iansux ss1tg. S1reve,
I-urt wtnnin< egt. : O. 2 s1bsSs -
e'eared tn anlz>s1iens paxEseu 4t5llz,-
in< tn ri<ht flsh- s-uF~ IN c-ss
tims II = fsst las bssn aSesEzDlasass1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
BEARS HIT HARD
and BEAT CRABS
BY 8 To 3 SCORE


SAN ANTONIO. Texas. As< IL
Three srrrrS by -arrs-tan. tinisly IN
ting and gucd fiehiin< D. San Nrs.rle
gave the Pears thu frs, <rnis e sas
series with Galveston here ,cstIv. g
J. McGrew. WIN listed sog- l--i-<.
on tho mound for tn SRr,B.rahs. 49,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
rExA> nlGrE

S.-svspe-- a. n11a
Wekra 49, - Fsr- Wc--A-
calrss-rn a. SH- A---sA
ET.4s.rc az EraE-nn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01

six million families In the United
states own their own homes.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01

~IIIIIIIlhI - ! - II HI 10
ha-e hir. Duutngvr. Whirsrnar 49,
Brennan :. P1xrurrl faruer-ru- Th-ss.
hase hft. Enrrt--r n1els Fmv.
Bla<,s< o. Iarrir<~r . 1strasuhsg. Aar
TinEe- e. fa.asirs - Est-a11ssr -
ssrurk cut b. Jar,sssss a ~ Fs-r-ssa
\. Fns-s ga haIts. Iar.Sus I. - Flsr
retti :. LIT 81 hass,- tisu-leu & ELsas
ussns ,. UWgtrrs. pi'y ant Earsazx.
stein
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
WHERE THEY
PLAY
svrxst.x rr,erE

wtsAa----- ~ ~ rr-E
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01

IIllIf7s- NIFTf I'd fITT10Ts and Nm
sr-ff. Nrrerr. Iisrts and Icrure.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
>NI IIiERN AssnriATinN

NASHVILLE Team. Aug % Nash.
VIE wen the final game g tn series
VITA i-ltilc Eock here toby : to-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01

nsSTNaN Aux si-BostoF tori, the
ias- rsus ~ fhe Clndnnau ssrcs ,
- teddy.
SIRE nv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
NV XSszk CsIvE>

WASsilNS-rs y AZ -1-Ntu Trrs
er-1rl g--4-1 -us Fsl--s ff -hr 8.eE1s
$3.50 40 ~ 1sfsaratx sa.-.--r- =.
a. r. O. g. Eslasz a-sas "a A--rs -
-ea a. F-.--s-,aa aasss tfrs. -
tIE<-- A-iur 49, rs1r-sler1 81 "a
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01
ST. Louis SWATS
FOR e HITS IN
PHILLIE CONTEST


- Aea1sain - I,rr@N
ThILAnf-il'li1A - hae sf.-st
lsfzis h.nl-aefel 4. T. WINTERS and
nsrfs fgs - hiis tassy ana Won is
f-rsi rsfue htrt r. o. 9
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01

Jonnari and M,iecf. I.ankcnau ana
Iounard.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01

NtFile 81 WIn-o3 oeslhs1E and
Ggusr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01

Whi'hIn and Coo5h; Marks and
fIuurlrg.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-01

E'snr ard Solsl,fkorn; Susgs, Mar.
hau ana schmidt
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-29

BLK BarrOne Skirts
~ mn,e and rose. $500 Now sos rc,, -
| 'l1e lneSt assortment of Silk Jersey Underskirs
| ~ ld Sht''S and N number
| cacl
| Other Jerseys Taffetas, $2oS to s. 90 each
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-07-29

N216.66 down and $92 % a month for &
$4,000 down and $1,000 a month fos :
&2S3.33 down and sac. G6 a month for 10
S2e6.66 down and $47.I> a month for -
S3330.S0 down and 1920 IA month for Is
S33334. 40 down and $62 40 a month for :
S3333 go down and $5O.64 month for 10
S34l 30 down and $3.50 a month for -
81 HOO down and $3.50 a month for Il
s414.5O down and $5l.Sl month for s
S4lS.OO down and $4l.S0 month for 10
1922 90 down and $35. II month for -
$3.50 down and $3l.40 month for s
$493.20 down and $4l.l0 month for $
$496.So down and 1912 month for 10
S!o0.I0 down and $3.50 a month for II
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-30

" !, . Z ..e:~.sl,,.
b. .z,.. 49, :! ~
w ~ -. ss.es.s I ! - ~
ses..s, ~ ,.s.Ss es.s2s 9-iess1 iias,SH.
- ~ - ~ s.....s ~. ss<,rs,
-. - ..s !. ...,. ~ 8 ~ suc-
- ,iss s -, r.. . - estn~
~. ~. 49,. -. ,sIi .6ver.
~ ~ ~. -, .sce~t - "a - :
49, f11sSs IS ~ I.sv.
,e.s.,s-. ss.H..s,. ~rr4tn I'm 4
..s 49,. =. -.tsAs - ~ msnV
o. 49,. ,.z..s.servs for ~
ccmsa,t ~ ..asrfsinmcnt a ar
~messs ~ rnamlsr n COmnerce
"a All civic nrrenisnfsons a Hook
Islsnd viii ~ sskeA n co-operasa.
and nresenk indicnt3cns are that :
renernl cocnmiftee g citissns will
nromotI the pIens for the housins
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-30
.LIllePllIIs
FOR PROPHETS
1922 SESSION


i, 4 neuis upon the announce
s.e SAsf the Mystic Order Of
vxIYer prophets viii hold IT. annual
sssrsnfion IN Rock island next
Ssra - surmised In the sentence.
Iss1cv ass We going to take care Of
n 4 pointed out, however, that
X ~ ~ facilities to be found In
11aport and Moline. added to
I SsE island's equipment. the crowd
WI = - visitors will DO handled
Ss1isfnc torily. It is urged also that
4 SSs fact that fraternal order Of
i SSla size has selected Rock Island
~ - annual mlgting constitutes
I 4 eAailenge to tho city's enterprise.
fSserities Of Rock Island and the
ehhorfng municipalities will be
/ ssssA g the uttermosf, but the ar
s-r,eaf n advanced that with a
es-Iil lion OF forces. this COM
.sify = In better shape to care
~ "a Mystic Order Of Yelled
4 SvnuAo(s than many places OF much
loeTsr size.
* A hartecue at which at least two
\ - viii be roasted is. even at this
Sariy date, in contemplation.
fhoee who have attended national
4 INVENTIONS of the mystic order de-
81 -. that during the sessions hers
\, Heck island will resemble New Or
iaans at the carnival season. The,
7 alate that the steamers on the rivel
| Nh be kept busy. and predict
\ tremendous business for amVsemen
resorts and all places OF public en-
torfainment.
h One business man said today
sWhsa I first heard that we had se
4 cnred this convention, the an
! noqncsmcht sort Of scared me, an
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-30
WILL PUT IN SEWER

]. Marke, 1890 Eleventh avenue,
was arraignedI before Magistrate D.
J. Cleland in police court this MORN
ing on charge preferred by City
Inspector L. X. Eihl. Mr.. Eihl
charged that Marke had started
pumping the contents Of q cess
pool into the alley in the rear OF
his home.
Magistrate Cleland suspended q
fine of $50 on condition that Marke
complete q sewer connection at his
place within Is days.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-30
Only Finest Materials Used
We Build Them Ourselves

We've specialized in these garages with all The IA
ces of our mills large buying power and pol
icy of giving only highest quality You'll find each Of
these garages made Of weather resisting fir lumber Of the
panels and heavy hardware to hang them, with. This
garage had printing coat applied in our factory and the
price includes two more coats Of Quality Paint of any
color you desire.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-30
Come and See It

= Now here's what we want to- make UNMlSTAKABEY
CLEAR This garage has quality written all over it. Il
is distinctly high grade sectional building priced right
down on the rocks for quick turn Take the brief time
necessary to visit our plant and zee this garage You'll
agree with us that there isn't anything to compare with it
near the price in the%hole U. s. A
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-30

This garage made in sections which bolt together as
solidly as any construction you can get. BUT HERE'S
THE BIG IDEA! Youc put this garage up yourself
and it's no complicated job either Holes are already
bored for all bolts windows are hung raftes are built
up. simple blue print plan is furnished which any
man can understand showing just how the sections 60
together. Two in an eighthor day can have this
garage completely set up What's more they have done
it. Well show you the garage and let you talk to the
men, If you live in Q rented house and move you can
take the garage down and take it with you.;e
Fitzgerald leader., 1921-03-22
RAILROADS CANNOT B1

JUNkED-I his section o
Georgia need have no fear of. los
ing the service Of The Atlanta
Birmingham & Atlantic Railway
permanently or for any great
length of time. The declaration
Of Col. Bugg that the road might
be junked was made probably
for moral effect" but it can 90
no farther
In spite OF a great many things
that have happened, law is still
based largely on justice and the
United States really has law, al
though recently many people
have been led to wonder whether
law amounted to anything or not.
The transportation Act is still
held to be valid and under that
act, railroad corporations are
bound to fulfill the contracts they
make with the public, with YOU
and me, when they accept a fran
chise to build tracks and operate
trains.
The provisions of the Trans
portation Act Of Congress which
insure this section against the
"junking" of the Atlanta Bir-
mingham and Atlantic railroad
follow:
"(lS) After ninety days this para
graph takes effect no carrier by rail
road subject to this Act shall under-
take the extension of its line of rail-
road, orthe construction of a new
line of railroad. or shall acquire or
operate any line of railroad, or extern
sion thereof, or shall engage in trans
portation under this Act over or by
means of such additional or extended
line Of railroad, unless and until there
shall first have been obtained from
the Commission a certificate that the
present or future public convenience
and necessity require or will require
the construction, or operation, or
constructed and operation, of such
additional or extended line of rail-
road, and no carrier by railroad sub
ject to this Act shall abandon all or
any portion of a line of railroads, or
the operation thereof. unless and un-
til there shall first have been OBJ
tanned from the Commission eertifi-
cate that the present or future public
Fitzgerald leader., 1921-03-22

Most of us have finished paying our
taxes for 1920, Federal, State, County
and City, to say nothing of Street and
dog taxes. You doubtless realize that
taxes are now getting to be embar-
RAISING, and in a few years many
men will wonder why they cannot
meet their bills. Look at your tax
receipts and you will find that taxes
are eating up your business while you
sleep. If man hasn't any money oi
his own, he wants to get some office
where he can spend yours, and just
that kind of duck usually gets in
If you don't believe they can spend it
take a look at the State Highway Com
mission. We had few good roads
for an example, between here and
Ocilla. These are the ones the Com
mission is tearing up and building
over at enormous expense, and with
material that has always been ques-
tionable as to durability. This is only
an example, you see it everywhere
The war started the world to spending
without regard to value received, and
the time is not far distant when the
great producing class of this country
will force to the wall.
Fitzgerald leader., 1921-03-22
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA
OPEN TRADE

| see from the news columns of the
daily newspapers that England has
perfected all arrangements for resum-
ing trade with Russia In this country
we are told that we can not trade
with Russia, because it has no gov
ernment that we can recognize as be-
ing reliable. Many and conflicting
stories come out of Russia by way OF
the censored press just as it used to
come by way of George Creel when
we were making that League of Ma
tions at Paris, England sent com
mittee including two laboring men to
investigate the conditions over there
and the result is stated above. Leave
it to ,sohn Bull to get the trade of the
world, when we have to wait on the
molten of Morgan and his associates
There is said to have been a. new
crop Of Millionaires, money made dur
ing the war from all kindssof graft
and high financing put up on poor
Uncle Sam. These one-dollar-a-year
patriots were prolific bunch, and for
the next 100 years or longer we will be
paying their bills.
Fitzgerald leader., 1921-03-22

these union men cut said tires,
and with. the threats they were
making against this deponent and
the people in the car with him,
together with the fact that the air
came out of the tires while they
were there where this bunch was.
these men are the ones that cut
his tires and the contention made
in the Fitzgerald Leader of the
date above mentioned to the effect
that this deponent stated that the
men who went with him on the
trip were the ones that cut his
tires, is absolutely without foun-
dation; as matter of fact, and
it is a contrary statement of the
facts, and is done by the Fitz-
gerald Leader either by being
misinformed by some other per-
son or else wilful statement of
something that is absolutely un-
true.
Deponent further swears that
he did not see Conductor A. M.
Barrett and does not know that
there is any such man living and
have never had a conversation
with him or any other person, as
stated in the second paragraph of
the article contained in the Fitz-
gerald Leader that "Deponent
knew too much about the class OF
men employed by the A. B. and A.
Railway to again ride them in his
car"
That if Mr.. Barrett made this
statement it was done without
any statement of this deponent to
him at all, and statement, ii
he made, which the Fitzgerald
Leader claims he did, in the sec
ond paragraph of said article, did
it kowing it was absolutely false.
Deponent further swears that
Mr.. Crosby, agent Of the A. B.
and A. Railway. at Douglas, Ga,
paid him $1,000 for this trip and
that he mas not been pai9 any
amount for his tires, and As
never made any statement y
Barrett with reference to what he
got from this trip or damage to
the car, and his statement as al
legged in the last paragraph of arti-
Gle in the Fitzgerald Leader of
March 18th, is totally false and
is absolutely without foundation.
Signed E. D. Turner.
Sworn and Subscribed before
me this 18th day of March 1921
E. L. Tanner, Notary Public,
State of Georgia.
Fitzgerald leader., 1921-03-22

were cut while said automobile
was. in the atlanta Birmingham
and Atlantic railway shops, said
Turner made such denial know
ing that such denial was in it
self a false and untrue statement.
(Signed) Tom Bradshaw.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 22nd day of March, 1921.
Catherine Blum, Notary Public,
State of Georgia.
Fitzgerald leader., 1921-03-22
Barrett's Affidavit

GEORGIA, Ben Hill County.
Personally came before me A
M. Barrett, who after being duly
sworn, deposes and swears that
on March 10Th, 1921, a. taxi driver
whom he did not know but whom
he since that time has reason tc
believe is one E. d. Turner, oi
Douglas, di, ate to deponent
in the preseiice of others, that the
tires of his automobile had been
cut while his automobile was in
the premises of the A. B. ard A,
railway shops and did ftrther
state to deponent that he believed
said tires to have been cut by
strike breakers whom saiG Z. d.
Turner had transported into said
premises.
Deponent further snears that
said E. d. Turner did state to
him, in the presence of third par
ties, that che knew 10 much about
the class of men employed by the
A. B. and A. railway to again ride
them in his car" or words tD that
effect the purpose and substance
OF which were quoted by the Fitz-
gerald Leader, issue OF March II,
1921.
Deponent further swears that
if said E. D. Turner did at any
time subsequent to March 10th,
1921, deny that he made this state
ment hereinbefore mentioned, or
did question the veracity OF de
ponent in quoting him as he was
quoted in the Fitzgerald Leader,
that said E. d. Turner made
such denial knowing that such lie
nial was absolutely false.
(Signed) A. M. Barrett.
. Sworn and subscribed before
me this 2lst day Of March, 1921,
Cathrine Blum,
Notary Public, State Of Georgia.