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At THE THEATERS
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law that intervenes TO give a fasci'
mating and unusual interest 70 one OF
the keenest and most fascinating mar
ratives the screen has afforded this
season.
Manager Beatus has arranged to
give There Are No Villains" a splen'
did program background. There will
be an extra added attraction in the
form of a short-length comedy, the
latest issue of the Pathe News views
and the Literary Digest Topics, at.
tractively blended with an overture
of superb beauty by the Palace Sym
phony Orchestra. under the direction
of Thomas Joseph Cannon.
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MASONIC AUDITORIUM
Ruth Draper.

Ruth Draper, the outstanding fig
ure of the stage in mimicry, win be
the artist for the second recital Of
the T. Arthur Smith, Inc. Star lee
ture course, at the New Masonic Au.
ditorium, Tuesday evening, December
6. at S:15 o'clock. Miss Draper will
present a number of distinctly novel
and original character sketches.
which have won for her high praise
both here and abroad.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Near Soldiers Home.
SS.6OO-S1,OOO Cash.

$S,500-$1 900 Cash.
Tapestry brick residence OF 9 large
rooms and tile bath: hot-water heat and
electric lights; cellar under entire house !:
linen closet: inciosed breakfast and slesp-
ing porches. concrete front porch. Close
to cars.
Petworth-Buchanan st.
$7,850-Easy Terms.
Tapestry brick home of delightful
rooms Gnd tiled bath; hot-water heat and
electric lights: front and double roar
porches: large rear yard. very desirable
18th and South Carolina Ave. S. E.
$6,0O0--$750 Cash.
Very attractive home Of . rooms and
rage; occupied by owner. perfect condl-
ton.
9th and l. SITS. N. E.
S7,5OO-Easy Terms.
Corner brick residence of 6 well planned
rooms and tiled bath: colonial front porch :
newly papered and painted; perfect con-
dition.
10th and B SITS. N. E
$8,650-Terms.
Splendid brick residences OF rooms
and bath; ot-water heat; large yard :
room for garage. Home Is in splendid
condition.
4th St., Near East Capitol.
$6,5OO-Easy Terms.
Very conveniently located brick home
CT well proportional. rooms and bath !;
s,Iendid heating plant; large rear yard
with room for garage; fine CONDITION
HARTUNG.
Phone Main 372.
TON REAL ESTATE BOARD. b.
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BOSS & PHELPS
Realtors


Realtors
Tel. Main 1910 14O6 ST. N. w.
NORTHEASTERN
CONVEX o tho
should oncsl the price s;ssd ~ " ana
JUST OFF MASS. AVE N. E-$7850 ~
wide
sizdroo
PETWORTH-$8,36O. -,
of Washing
lights oak floors
room or
JUST OFF NORTH CAPITOL-$SO0O. - . ... -
in hot water neat electric sH'
AuI,S ADDITION BARGAIN-$1O250
detached
terms
BOSS PHELPS
THE HOME HOMES
To, Main Aslo " l4O6 st. N. w.
Members Of the Washington Real Estate Board
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U. S. to Have Pacific Fleet.

Tie United States Shipping Boaii,
which In TO inaugurate a weekly serv-
ice across the Pacific. is now nego-
tiating for all the War Departments
TRANSPORTATION on the Pacific.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
3l4 Pennsylvania ave. S. f.
Dr,cn "a Onn
Price, 81 ,UI

c ST. s. E., overlooking House office
building. A six-room. modern tapestry
brick house, cellar. Possession within a
short time. and very reasonable terms ac-
cepted.
Price, $500.
10th st s. E.. very close to Pennsylva
MIA ave. six room modern brick; good
frontage with a depth OF over seventy-fi five
Terms.
Price, $500.
100 feet from end and Pennsylvania ave
s. E. siK-room modern bay wind ow
brick: three rooms To a floor. Splendid
construction and bargain. Can be sold
on very reasonable terms.
Price, $3.50
q ST. s. e. near the corner Of l2th ST.
seven-room house with lot 25-feei
front to a depth of IS feet. large paved
alley in the rear. Terms, $500 cash, bal
snce $40 month. including interest and
principal.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
NEW LISTINGS DAILY.
18th St. Highlands.

18th st. Highlands.
$21 ,850-Terms. s-
Beautiful new fully detached honew
tile and stucco residence Of 10 spat.oui
rooms and two tiled baths: hot-water heat
and electric lights: just off Of 18th IT.,
Chevy Chase-Leland st.
$17,500-Easy Terms.
Delightful fully detached hollow tils
md cement residence of beautiful rooms
and , .s. p'pS aS, e.' s,.aS roa% he's.
maids rooms: two single garages. Owner
10 desirous of making = quick sale. Home
IL in perfect condition; Immediate occu'
pancy.
Observation-Disclosures Section.
$3.50 Cash, SOS Monthly.
Just off North Capitol ST.. rooms and
bath; electric lights: big back yard; ga
feet condition; immediate possession. Yot
cannot Imagine the big value represented
here until after you have seen this home
Phone US for location. Main 37s.
Near 10th and H SITS. N. E.
$6,250-$75O Cash.
Brick residence of rooms and bath
hot-water heat; splendid value in THU
Near House Office Bldg.
$5,25O-Easy Terms.
Desirable brick residence Of fin.
rooms and bath; hot-watsr heat. Brick
and Congressional Library. We can sell
you this home on very easy terms. Dc
not delay.
WILLIAM K
1108 10th st. N. W.
MEMBER OF THE WASHING
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FOR COLORED

FOR COLORED.
18th St, near Maryland ave. N. E. A
s-room and bath brick; front and rear
porches. Garage. For quick sale to col
ored, N.7Bo Easy terms.
|. WILDMAN & CO.,
9th and n sts Frank stes.
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PROF. ARTHAN,

Noted sp'ritusIist medium. gives private
readings daily on all affairs. Best adviser.
Gives FULL names, dates. facts studios sos
a st. ~. W. corner Of sth ST. Developing
class meets Saturday. lac pm. la studios
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STONE & FAIRFAX,

STONE FAIRFAX.
New York MAN zAz4.
NoprHEAsT SOUTHEAST
stanton Park $6OOO-Near 14th and Pa.
@.iI hu;t A well built house.
double rooms, be sold to
for garage close an estate Ierms posses
'N~- T~'
seb00-Near and H SITS. $7000-Vacan near Lincoln
and cellar semide- Park Corner nousei rooms
containing and BATH neat cleo
and hath Act Quick lights You move in at
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
welbui bath house,
Of sections Of the Heights
like Will be vacant by the 1 Of
December.
STONE FAIRFAX, 49, ~
1912 New York MAN ZA2A'
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cMrvY cHAsp--Sioo essh ana 81;
monthly. ALLEN W. GIBSON. s,s Cell
| orado Building
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DEATHS.

WRIGHT. Departed this life on wednes-
day. November 40, 1891, at . .. m, MIRA
ADALA ELIZABETH (Lloyd) WRIGHT.
Funeral from her late residence, .eee q
street north west, Friday, December 2. AZ
$3.50 D. m. Interment at Oak Hin.
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CI.AIRVOYANTS
Licensed BY the District nj Coinnsb'.

Licensed by the District nj Cofnmb'0
SOC. MADAME BELLE soc.
Scientific Palmist and Medium Tells your
past. present and future. Advice on love
family affairs health, business, lawsuits
Removes evil influence. Daily 10 a. m to
p m. a Sun. 1924 7th st. N. w. bet: I'm
World Famous Clairvoyant,
PROF. MARCUS LAMAR
FOR YEARS WASHINGTOE'S FANORITE
ADVISER. Most remarkable resder OF
human destiny of the present age Spirit
ual medium. In class distinctly alone.
Prof La Mar has brought about more happy
marriages reunited more separated and
helped more people out of distress and sor
row than any medium in America. He sue
ceeds even In most difficult cases. where
poorly developed mediums have failed
Gives full names. facts. never failing hcip
and advice on business, law suits without
asking a single question. Tells you exact
" what you called for accepting no fee
unless perfect satisfaction II gwen you
Hours 1880 20 Low fee.
Ella 10Th 81 N w near +
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McKEEvER GOSS
Realtors,
1405 Main &52
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS '
house with all mode imp
heatb best
ns5@r nG IP's oom .nG 'P
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Stores nda cal
heat
PARK VIEW.
Another ettyho m
ooncre
and saseeSs.ssa and IN p's
THIRTEENTH STREET
nshbo,hood two hom With cement front I1n dSSs
roodb for
McKEEVER GOSS
,A05 Eve street Main 4752
MEMBERS OF THE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD.
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BARGAIN
IS s rS Soos,. and bath, birch h. pre: sso
N. q. JARVIS,
6S8 N st. N. E. lincoln 405.
P. F: CARLEY.
Frsnk. eISs. Office Hours. a. m.
r.s to 8 p. Ia.
On L.. near 18th st. NV ~ rooms
baths. "a; ana electric Wis :h' :,: STEAM
splendid location for rooming and board
Ing business. Asking price sat.ooo' see
ri. .ssi place and make offer owner ~
On N. near 18th st: N. W.. 10 rooms
and bath. brick and frame house; with
eao light and vapor heat. Lot 2sxlso II.
to alley. Price. $4,000; cash $4,000.
On lsth. 1T, in 1900 block, 81 room:
sssss sns rental si ss1s month e1 m'as A.s
Ing price S46, 900. See this splendid house
and make an offer.
Z Cherry pale-1o-room, cement block
house with bath and hot-water heat; gas
fsTsse. A splendid house in select
neikhborhood. Asking price 5000; Just
Sso9 cash required; balance ons ee,er ABOUT ''o'
. 81. XIV. near N. Capitol s-room
good lot front and back yard: alley IN
rser; room for garage; white neighbor-
5ocds viii sell to coiored. Price $3.50;
$1,000 cash. balance monthly.
80 Pr. CARLEY.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania ave. S. E.
price &c non
: b ct. N. E., between 9Th and 7th sits.
A modern six-room house with hot water
n: cltg ~ xSs m%sdss
Very reasonable terms We consider this
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania ave. s. E.
S. NEW YORK AVE. N. w.
s-room ana bath brick house, in
excellent condition. Newly papsred
Il is fine location for roominE
house; furnished throughout with new
furniture which may. at an added
a Big Bargain at
$500.
.-. Phone Us for Reasonable Terms
- LOVE REALTY CO.,
Exclusive Agents,
<1e Dist Nat Bank Bldg Main s7ss
BARGAINS IN NORTHEAST.
- G. STREET, NEAR 7TH.
Nice GROOM and bath home: electric
light; good clean neighborhood. owner
Occupant will give immediate possession
PRICE, $500.
Convenient terms.
- 7TH STREET, NEAR X.
{ Modern corner home in this desirable
: pectionr q rooms and bath; hot-water
heat; electric iight; hardwood floors;
ro0m for garage owner occupant.
PRICE, $4,000.
! i,-~s; =. Convenient terms
- j. EDWARD LEWIS,
Il. s12 18th St NV.
Y Main 551.
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WILLIAM K. HARTUNG. . ,,o
1108 10th st. NV. Phone Main 372
MEMBER WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD
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MADAME PARKER,

Gifted clairyoyant and medium, gives ira.
advice on business. health. love and family
affairs Tells the name OF your future hus-
band or wife. What to do to be successful
IN life. Removes evil influences. Sstisfac-
ION or no charge. 1911 st N w.
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JOHN r. DONOHOE a SONS.
sI< Pennsylvania ave. 4. +.
Let Us submit Our List of Homes ana
lnvestments Before You Purchase.
WE WANT MORE HOUSES FOR SALE
Owners Of property desiring to make
quick sales should list property with os
ct once.
wM p. NoRMoYLE. $40 r st N. w.
Fitzgerald leader. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1921-1921, 1921-03-10
Recreation Center
Free For Strikers
Full Time Secretary Retained; Junior
Memberships Be Accepted

The board of managers of the
Young Mems Recreation Center last
night extended an invitation to the
employees of the Atlanta Birmingham
and Atlantic railroad to use the gym
naSium, reading room, game tables
and athletic courts free of charge.
The board yesterday retained Mr.
Ben F. Tolle as corresponding sec
rotary and supervisor for the Center
Mr.. Tolle is Strengthening up the &C
counts of the organization and will
accept new memberships upon appli-
cation at the Center in the old Good
man building, south of the First Ma
tional Bank on Grant street.
Under new regulations passed by
the board, junior memberships will be
accepted from boys between the ages
OF twelve and sixteen. A junior r en-
bership entities a youngster to the
privileges of the Center from to
o'clock each afternoon and 10 to Il
o'clock Saturday mornings. No boys
under sixteen will be allowed in the
building after curfew A regular
membership at $100 per month en-.
titles the member to privileges of the
organization at all hours every day.
Fitzgerald leader. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1921-1921, 1921-03-10
Col. Bugg Refutes Charge of Elk.
orbitant Commissions From
Sale Of Bonds.

The Leader publishes below a let
ted received this morning from Col
Bugg ex-president and receiver of the
A. B. & A., in which Col. Bugg ex-
plains the financial operation involved
in reorganizing the road in 1916. The
letter follows:
Atlanta, March 9, 1921.
Mr.. lsador Gelders, Editor,
Fitzgerald, Leader Enterprise,
Fitzgerald, Ga.
Mr. Isidor Gelders, Editor,
| have just seen an item from your
issue of March End headed, Conf
dence in Bugg as Receiver" and thank
you for your straight forward state
ment with respect to having misquo-
ted me-
With reference to the last para
graph OF the clipping have in which
you say, 1T was stated by one of the
labor leaders in Chicago before the
Labor Board that out of large bond
issue the road really received approx
imately one-third of the amount, the
two~thirds going as underwriting char
ges and commissions. While do
not think that such statement was
made before the Labor Board at the
hearing, at the same time there was a
statement sent out to the newspapers
by Mr.. w. S. Carter, headed, ITO be
released when Mr.. w. S. Carter Ap-
pears Before the Railway Wage Board
in Chicago, probably Tuesday or We'd
nesday, Januory rs or 10Th" In that
advance copy (Which / understand
was furnished the newspapers gener-
ally) there was statement substan-
tually to the effect that you mention
| am writing you for your infor-
nation, not asking you to publish it
although there is no objection if you
desire to do so. l simply want to give
you the facts about the erroneous
statement which is going around.
The present operating company, the
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
Railway Company, was organized ant
took over the properties operated b,
Fitzgerald leader. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1921-1921, 1921-03-10
Mediators Confer
With Bugg And Men
United States Commissioners Seek
Solution for A. B. & A Tie Up

Information reached local union Of
ficials last night that the United
States Board of Mediation, created
by the Newlands Act of 1918, would
confer with Judge Samuel H. Sibley
and Receiver B. L. Bugg of the At
lanta Birmingham and Atlantic in an
effort to find solution for the dead
lock in the wage controversy which
is tying up the railroad
The Birmingham Loan and Trust
Company, whose petition caused the
appointment of receiver for the A.
B. & A. yesterday filed an amend
ment to its petition asserting the
Newlands Act to be unconstitutional.
Should that contention be sustained
at the hearing set by Judge Sibley
for March 10th, the Board of Media
ton would of course be held without
authority to help in the present diff
Guilty and the conferences, whatever
they offered in the way of a solution
would be considered as having never
been held.
The Board of Mediation has been
in conference since Monday with the
Grand Lodge Officers of the Brother
hoods.
Fitzgerald leader. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1921-1921, 1921-03-10
County Agent Owens Tells of
Big Time in Store for Young
sters This Year

The following notice to club mem
beIs was handed to the Leader by
Mr.. Owens before his departure for
Atlanta today:
ut might be interesting to the club
members in this county to know that
we have sixty Corn and Pig Club
members already enrolled and we
fully expect to increase this number
to at least one hundred. We hope to
make this years work with the club
boys through the Farm Bureau more
interesting and helpful than it has
ever been.
Sometime about August 1st, we
expect to have camp for the Club
boys in this county in connection
with the Club boys of Irwin county
either at Bone Lake or Bowen's Mill
During the three days spent in camp
we will have some of the Club Di
rectors from the State College of Ag.
riculture with us to give some rea
illustrative lectures from moving pic.
lures, teaching all kinds of improved
methods of farming and growing liv,
stock, also with this moving pictur,
outfit we will have some real inter
b esting and funny picture shows t.
Fitzgerald leader. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1921-1921, 1921-03-10
CREWS RECRUITED
FOR TRAIN TODAY
Bugg Says He Will Be Ready
to Run OthersTomorrow
FREIGHT TRAIN RUN S
Tinney Is at Throttle AS Train
l. Leaves Birminbham
(By international News)

BIRMINGHAM, March 1O.-First
freight train since the A. B. & A.
strike began to run today from this
point to Lineville, Ala. w. L. Tin
ney. lumber man and former engin-
eer wa at. the throttle as the train
pulled out of the yards.
Passenger train service on the A.
b. 4 A. will be resumed tomorrow
between Atlanta and Manchester, Re-
ceiver Bugg announced. This will
be the first regular service since the
walkout last Saturday.
Workmen will be recruited for
other trains from men applying for
work. Tomorrow's service crew is
already engaged.
Two trains will be run, one on
schedule No. 2 returning on schedule
No. Is about one hour late.
Citizens of Omega indorsed the
stand of the A. B. & A. Receiver.
Fitzgerald leader. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1921-1921, 1921-03-10
Summer Camp for Corn And Pig
Club Boys OF Ben Hill And ruin

entertain the boys.
we hope also to have number of
boy scouts with us ard will divide
the boys into military companies and
do some real military drilling. We
expect TO make this one of the best
Club boy camps held in Georgia.
Different prizes will be awarded
at this time on the best record books
and other contests which will be held
There will be at least two hundred
boys available to attend this camp
ing providing they carry out the work
undertaken in the growing of their
acre of corn and pigs. Through these
contests the boys will have an .oppor-
tunity of preparing themselves for
some OF the state contests to be held
in Atlanta, Macon, and other points
in Georgia.
Il trust that every boy in the coun.
ty will enter into this work with the
idea of making good and winning
some of the State prizes. l earnestly
request the parents of the Club boy:
to assist us in making this success
full year for Club boys In this county
Please don't hesitate to call upon m,
for any information desired IN re
gard to this work.
Yours very truly,
&c. T. Owens, County Agent"
Fitzgerald leader. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1921-1921, 1921-03-10
TROTZKY LEADS REDS
TROOPS TO VICTORY

LONDON, March 10.-A Moscow
wireless announces the surrender OF
the Kronstadt Fortress by the Anti
Bolsheviki, absorbing to an exchange
telegraph dispatch from Helsingfors.
The Times printed an unconfirmed
report from Riga that the Rebels took
Petrograd and Soviet leaders fled in
automobiles.
1t is reported that Krasna, Jagorka
and Oranienbaum were taken by the
Rebels. A central news dispatch from
Helsingfors reports that Trotsky led
the Bolshevists in recapturing Krasna
and Jagorka.
U Advices from the foreign office are
that the Rebels captured Pskoff for
Fortress. 1t is reported in Riga that
the Bolsheviks are retreating along
the Nicolaievsky Railway.
Many British officials profess to
believe that the Whites in Russia
now have a chance for success De-
velopments are being watched closely.
The Star asserts that Kerensky, for
mer Socialist Premier of Russia. is
in London in touch with the foreign
office. He is quoted as saying that
he is confident of success. The Star
expressed an apinion that Kerensky
may soon appear in person as the
leader of the Whites.
Fitzgerald leader. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1921-1921, 1921-03-10
Income Tax Man At
Chamber Commerce

Mr.. Parker of the internal revenue
department of the United States gov
eminent is at the Chamber of Com
merce assisting local people in making
out their income tax returns. He NAV
be seen at any time during the day
after nine o'clock.
Mr.. Parker does not expect any
appreciable decrease in the number OF
incomes to be turned in for taxation
in this section but estimates are the
total amount of the incomes will be
under that of last year. This is styled
loss taking year" byAofficia1s of the
bureau,
Fitzgerald leader. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1921-1921, 1921-03-10
Slayer OF Lover
Goes On Trial

(By International News Servicel
ARDMORE, Okla, March l0.-A
girl with white face and set lips came
into court today to face twelve men
who will have her fate in their hands.
She was Clara Smith Hamon, facing
trial on the charge of numbering her
husband Jake L. Hamon She was
accompanied by her mother.
Fitzgerald leader. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1921-1921, 1921-03-10
LABOR PREPARES
FOR STRUGGLE

WASHINGTON, March l0-La-
Dor leaders are preparing for defen-
sive action against any general move
ment to reduce wages. Announce
ment of reduction by the railroads
has brought strong protests.
Fitzgerald leader. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1921-1921, 1921-03-10
Atlanta Manchester Service Resumed Today On A.B&A
RED REGIME THOUGHT TOPPING
AUDITORIUM COMMITTEE
MEETS THIS AFTERNOON

The JOINT committee from the
city council, board of education
and Woman's Club appointed by
Mayor J. L. Pittman Monday to
confer and make definite plans
for a high school auditorium is
in session at the city hall this af-
ternoon. The Leader will carry
full report of their plans to-
morrow afternoon.
Fitzgerald leader. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1921-1921, 1921-03-10

this particular case. We did not pass
these laws, in fact they were passed
over our protests, but they are the
laws of our country and we are going
to fight to the last ditch to have them
enforced"
Fitzgerald leader. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1921-1921, 1921-03-10
STANDARD OIL CO.
PLANT is BURNING
(By international News Service

(by international News Service)
NEW YORK, March l0-Fire
broke out at noon in the plant OF
the Standard Oil Company's
Brooklyn plant. Four tanks are
reported to have exploded, others
are threatened
Fitzgerald leader. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1921-1921, 1921-03-10
Herrick Again Will
Head French Embassy
(By international News)

WASHINGTON, March 9.-Presi-
dent Harding decided to send Myron
Herrick of Ohio back to his old post
as AMBASSADOR to France. 1t is learned
authoritatively today.
Fitzgerald leader. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1921-1921, 1921-03-10
Senate Postpone
Columbian Treaty
(By international News

~ eseOAAoA ANS"o 0SANASSJ
WASHINGTON, March 10.-The
Senate. has postponed action on the
Columbian Treaty until an extraor-
binary session early in April The
postponement was forced by oppo-
nents of ratification.
Fitzgerald leader. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1921-1921, 1921-03-10

BERLIN, March 10.-Berlin is
apathic over the Allied advance except
for bitter press comment. DR.. Walter
Simons, Foreign Press Minister, is
expected to address the Reichstag to-
day. A huge crowd greeted Simons
on his return from London where he
conferred with the Allied Premiers.
Fitzgerald leader. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1921-1921, 1921-03-10
GERMANS FIRE
ON ALLY PATROL
(By International News service)

(By International News Service)
PARIS, March 10.-French military
patrol upper Silesia was attacked by
Germans and several were wounded
the Polish Legation announced. The
French in upper Silesia are on police
duty pending the plebiscite on the
question of whether the territory shall
be French or German.