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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-02
SCHOOL NEWS

the efforts OF the Arm;stice Confer
ence to bring peace to the World.
Raymond Lilies was thankfuls that
God had preserved his Lie from the
last Thanksgiving until the present
one and hoped he'd live to see sixty
more.
The Fifth Grade then sang 20 the
Joy This Day Brings For Us" Then
all joined in singing America" after
which school adjourned everyone feel
ing that an enjoyable and profitable
afternoon had been spent together.
Second Grade
We, the children of the Second
grade enjoyed our work during the
month of November and we played
the best self-control game that we
have played this term, the Blues won
but the Reds played them a close
second. We had very few absent and
only one tardy. The per centage of
1927 eW are getting on fine, and
like to read in our new reader. We
are reading stories about Christmas.
Our bulbs are now blooming and
they look so pretty among the ferns.
We are getting ready to decorate our
room for Cristmas. We give our pa
rents and friends special invitation
to come and see us at our work. also
to see our school room.
Third Grade
The Third Graders are not all glad
that November is gone. We have en-
joyed our trip with the Pilgrims to
their new home so much. tho we have
already learned that December has
lots of fun for us too We will make
a new border for our room first, then
comes the lovely Christmas stories.
Those making an average of ninety
or above this month are:
Hazel Evans.
Ruby Mercer :.
Oliver Millington.
Beatrice Jones.
Margaret Coins
The pupils making the highest av-
erages in the Fifth Grade are:
r Chauncey Deyo.
Fannie Pollard
Brunson Martin
B. T. Peavy.
Louise Reid
Gussie Hutto.
Martha Rodgers.
Sixth Grade Honor Roll for Nov.
Ruth Blossom.
Effie Champion.
Ceferina Garcia.
Myhtel Porter.
Harvey Brown.
Grace Smith
Rosalie Pigue
Margaret Watson.
Effie Osborn.
Leon KasSewitz
Fourth Grade
The Fourth Grade had company
last Wednesday afternoon. The 3rd
Grade came up to our Thanksgiving
program.
AS Monday was the first day of our
new month we took up the first TWEEN
ty minutes that morning in getting
our new places. Martha Stovall made
the highest average in the room, there
fore leads the girls Eubanks Porter
leads the boys again this month. Vir-
gnia Bunting, Matte Young and
Margaret Borough made averages
above ninety.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-02
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
TRADERS OF THE NORTH
A Western feature.
THE DIAMOND QUEEN" ep-
ISOLDE II.
."BREAKING THROUGH En-
sode 7
"TOONERVILLE TROLLEY
NJ EETS ALL TRAINS" Comedy
Jeff Catoon.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-02

Fitzgerald Vulcanizirg Co., us F.
Central Avenue. Tires and Tubes vul-
canized If
See our battery man before buying
-Vesta Battery Service Station, 3Ol
South Grant St.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-02
MONDAY
"CQRuRM,S MIMCTPIr O.,

NOD . NV . WIN > KELS7
THE BEST UNDER NHF sim
Free street parade and Concert 8
noon.
Prices Sc to $1.65.
Tickets at National Drug Store\
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-02
If We Can Get 1t In
The Shop We Can Fix It

Have your old battery repaired and
save the price of new one. Vesta
Service Station. O. W. Fletcher's Ga
rage. If.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-02

we weld anything made
Of METAL Crews Bicycle
Company.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-02

A two-year guaranteed battery at
low price.-30l South Grant St.
erson.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-02
SECOND WARD SCHOOL
Arbor Day Program

Scripture Quotation-Royce Will
Jams.
Reasons for Observance of Arbor
Day-Mr. c T. Owens.
Short Quotations-Guy borough,
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-02

Old tableware repIated. drop me a
card and will call. w. Harrison. City
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-02

Mrs. J. M. ]. Luke will entertain
with a sewing party on Tuesday at
ternoon of next week
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-02

Mrs. w. E. Brown has returned to
her home in Rochelle after visit to
her sister Mrs. S. N. Jackson.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-02
Pre-used Sewing Ma
chimes for SALE Easv
terms Crews Bicycle Co

Mr.. Earl Dahlberg of Atlanta is in
the city today on business.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-02

Mrs. S. J. Rawlins and children,
Talmadge and Helen spent last week
in Eastman and Caldwell
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-02
Observation-Disclosures
AT TE1E
GRAND
TODAY

TODAY
,HABlT" featuring Mildred Harris
he M RACLES of the JUN
GLE" episode 6
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-02

Mrs. Drew w. Paull is expecting
Mrs. Will Newton and baby from Al
bany to be her guests next week.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-02

We repair Sewing Ma
chines, Oil Stoves,
n everything. Crews
Bicycle Co.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Mangum an
Anounce the birth of a son, Wayne Mid
dleton Mangum on November 81
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-12-02

Miss Corrine McPhail who has been
attending G. N. & c. at Mllledge-
vile came home on account Of being
i'll.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-18
CLEVELAND SIX
DOES POLAR
BEAR STUNTS

Even In tho northwest where for
uncounted ages furious billiards. and
mountain barriers have hampered
mems activities, the old school OF
summertime motorists Is being grad
uatcd into the year-rOund school.
The billiards. are Just as furious as
ever and the mountains are Just as
steep. The answer is better motor
cars, and not the least reBponBIble
for the change OF habit Is the Cloyc-
land Six.
Recently n trip was made by r. ID.
Smith OF the North Coast AutOmo-
bile Co, distributors OF the Cleve-
land Six In Seattle, wash. over the
Snoqualmie Pass 10 the Sunset Auto
Co., In Gle Elum. wash. Rarely does
an automobile go through this pass
before the middle of June. Hut the
Cleveland Six carrying four passen-
gers. did II at time when the pass
was officially closed 10 all motor
traffic excepting few four-wheel
driven trucks that dared to venture
through the deep snow and up the
steep grades. The Cleveland Six
was allowed to try the feat only
after Automobile Editor Irwin, OF
the Seattle Times, advised the man
In charge OF the barricade that he
wanted to get u photograph OF the
road for the road commissioners.
The grade through the pass ranges
from s to i2 per cent: yet the
Cleveland Six Travelled a great deal
Of the way in high gear.
Feats like the above are being per-
formed by the Cleveland Six In var.
ious parts OF the world. which ao-
counts for the large increase in
sales.
Tho Cleveland Six Is handled by
the Central garage at i2O Klamath
avenue. and will be exhibited at the
klamath auto show.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-18
THE Best Made,"
Says Mr.. Mallory

Tho big ambition Of the Mallory
garage, on sIStu street. near Kln.
mHth. In TO boost the sale Of Strom.
berg batteries "ay ever tho heads
OF oil the other brttcrIcs on the mar.
kci, ana with thIl object In mind
this garage viii exhibit and demon
Htrntc one OF them at the auto show.
Tho best made" said Mr.. Mallory.
and ~ this statement covers lot
OF attributes, the Herald man let II
40 at that, and simply advises bat
tery users 10 look up the strom-
berg when ricy are lboklng over the
many attractions at the show.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-18
TRACTOR AND
TWO SPLENDID
MO TOR CARS

The IIcldcr 1920. u three plow
tractor, will be one Of tho oyhlbIts
sponsored by the llOwIo garage n
the big auto SHOW The long lIgt OF
satisfied users IN tho lloIdcr's big.
Ecat recommendation and among
these satisfied people are roputubl,
farmers and others In this rommrn.
ity, Among them In Al Graham
almost everybody horc knowa SIR
Graham and tho Ifcidcr hc N now
using Suppluntod another reputable
make not long ago. IIc r. ggntlfIcd
with the increased good results, and
has given MIR. lIowic permission 10
use his name In connection with the
tractor whenever II will be- adynn,
tagcouS TO him This tractor viii do
all the work that any other aII.pur.
pose In designed 10 do. See II ~
the show. advises Mr.. HOWE
A Chalmers and Maxwell car
viii grace this garages other poBl
tlonS at the show The Maxwell
has been improved 100 per cent.
said Mr., iIowic. within the last
two years. and has the heaviest run.
ming gear for It's weight Of any car
made.
The Chalmers. too, IN a wonderful.
ly substantial car. says Mr.. Howic.
and was the first car To feature the
"hot-Spot" and rams horn intake.
Tho Chalmers led In this-aiI 9th
ers followed. a medium priced car.
and a wonderful value for the money
-g2OOO
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-18
ChLIroPNIhNs on LOSG TOUR

Among the many Americans now In
Europe In the family Of Sydmcr Ross
" Fullerton. Cal. touring In tho
battle Scared regions says re
port from the California town. Ross
pure lascd u now sludobnkcr chr at
Scw York and had II shipped to
LlgcrpooL England, on the same boat
II which he and his family crossed
tho Atlantic.
From Liverpool he inauRuratcd n
tour which has nlready taken In the
c0untrlon OF England, France. switzr
orland, Spain and Italy. From Pa
lermo. Italy. he writes that scores OF
famous battlefIclds and other points
Of interest have been visited.
Concerning his tire experience he
states that his car was equipped at
the start with Goodyear cords oil
around, with two extras for emer-
gencies. To date 800 miles have
been covered without a single mis-
hap to either the tires or the ma.
chine,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-18
SPAIN RAISES CYCLE DUTY

A cablcgram from United States
Trade Commissioner strachan at
Madrid to the bureau OF foreign and
domestic commerce says the Spanish
import duty on vclocipedos. bicycles
and motorcycles has been increased
800 per cent. This drastic increase
will affect American manufacture.
inasmuch as Spain has rapidly been
coming into prominence as an Inn
porter OF American machines. For
.nal protest against this and other
tremendous increase \ In expected
from representatives Of the great
powers.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-18
AUTO surpLANTs TRAIN

LOS ANGELES. Cal. March IS
with railroad and Pullman fares
mounting steadily upward, long dis.
tance travel By automobile In bccom,
ing increasingly popular. That the
cost ~ considerably less by automo.
bio than train IN illustrated by the
experience Of Dr. l.. Paul Zahn and
family OF Los Angeles. who recently
completed transcUntlncntnl Jour.
noy OF 9Gi2 miles at a cost OF
tiii.5O, or 40 cents per mile A.
five persons we're carried. this mean,
u cost OF Ioss than cent per mile
por passenger
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-18
MOTORCYCLES IN EAST INDIES

The use OF motorcycles in the
Dutch East Indies Is growing
steadily. and tho prestige OF the
American motorcycle Is high, ac-
cordIng TO report received by ihe
bureau OF foreign and domestic
commerce.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-18

inside the Overland plant at Toledo
II one Of the great private railroad
freight terminals In the country.
There are i2 miles OF railroad
tracks In the plant. capable OF load
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-03-18

Ing and unloading 1000 freight cars
a day with Overland and the Willys-
Knight.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02

we're fortunate In being able to obtain
her services. All OF the points about
n car that are attractive to the woman
driver will bo explained by the corps
of competent anles people TINT ench
company exhibiting ut tho show has In
attendance, 80 that II will he n delight
for woman auto enthusiasts To attend.
An illustration of how one ambitious
merchant who wished TO own n new
car. manipulated things to the mutual
satisfa ction of himself and n dealer wpa
given last night. The merchant WAS
n habcrdnsher and he wanted n ear
ut the least possible outlay To himseif
After come discussion with the dealer
an ngrecnent was made whereby tho
haberdaaher wns Ia Rct tho car he de
sired and WINS 10 make part payment
with hia old car. Tho remainder he
agreed TO pay in hats and caps. At
another stand the maine haberdaaher
purchased n can Of oil with the agree
ment that he would not pay for II
until after no had used the whole canful
i'm testing II.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
STOCKS IN BIG DROP,
ENTIRE LIST IS HIT
Extensive Covering in Oils Stead
led Market a Trifle Before
the Noon Hour.
n, Associated Press TO Every Evening.

py Associated Press TO Every Evsning.
New York. March 2.-twali Street.
10 80 A. m)-Technical conditions were
unchanged at the sluggish opening of
tcday's stock market. oils and the less
t,ruInineut industrials specialtics were
subjected to further selling pressure
General Asphalt which featured the
reaction ~ tho previous session soon
recorded an additional loss of points
Atlantic Gtlf. another bear objective.
t,u II and Dorillnrd Tobacco, fore
fpitrd "a substantial part Of its recent
trtetarular rise
lhs .utir, list became moro unsettled
vfthr ihr nrst half hour when extcn-
.N, dcriugs of Pennsylvania shares
caused i further decline of Ia points
and provoked fresh liquidation among
either Investment rails.
Rails share General Decline.
<nou--In the broader reversal Of the
urst hru shippings. oils. equipments
urd .pl.rs were again most vuiner-
sble
German International and 'nited
. fcu to u, and General Asphalt
~. t..r..rd dropped 10 - compared with
III ,ious sal. - lO6ts. subsequently
t...#o, f, points
...tI. Nauadium and Pressed steel
.-t - H., as well as Utah cop
~. .,ud National Lead
InE- ,sy,cull, ,oalcrs followed the
C.usrm fr,ud
t.c,rsf.- Il, bound it Atlantic Gulf
eor uur and prcfcvrcd. and extensive
c,NeriuE n thc oils. impaired meas
ut. - ateadiurss 10 the list before noon.
,hauCe ou London continued TO
ease
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The tventy-ffffh monthly distribution on
q ties service Company Bankers shares
payable April to holders Of record MarrSh
will be 35c a bankers share
Annual report Of the North America, =,
Company and subsidiaries for 1920 show
gross earnings of s39. 9.6II. .Is2 an increa ~
of 30 - per cent over 1919. Balance for
depreciation. common stock dividends and
surplus was s. 3s6 2SS. an increase Of II. 81
per cent
As has been anticipated. the dix;da,d
vas passed by kennecott Copper Co. TODAY
This foreshadows a reduction in the Utah
disbursement. which. Wall street heJfexses
against the present Sc rate The conner
stocks a. q group were no more uncertain IN
Net earnings OF the Chandler Motor Car
Company OF Cleveland in 1920 as shown nv
the income account made public yesterday
aggreZated s4213I1I after all Charges f93r
interest taxes inventory depreciatf0n Sc
This was equivalent 70 SIS % q share "a arned
~ the 2S0 0o0 shares of stock outstanding
And compares WIN s3,652. .256 in the pre-
cpdinR year
several Industrial corporations announced
YESTERDAY either the REDUCTION the passing
Of their dividends The Columbia GraDho.
phone Company passed the regular quarter
y dividends OF % cents cash and one
'wenfieth of one share OF stock the com
mon STOCK. tut declared the regular dividend
~ - per cent on the preferred Van
Horp Ely. president said that in view of
fA~ present Industrial conditions and the
dtsfaWtiN Oi maintaining the present
s.runR CASH position Of the company the
l"ard decided q declare dividends on
fht common SfUCl
tu unusual thing was done yestarda =
Khen the Pennsylvania Railroad manage
henf issued second and urgent call TO
stockholders for proxies 10 be voted at the
annual meeting next Tuesday when to
meet state laws twO-thirds majority vote
uf the outstanding stock of the company is
required 10 ratify leases of system proper
ties As arranged and TO change the date Of
the annual meeting II Is most important
both for better service efficiency and 70 effect
AZ r 4un n M 4hae
the ltasrs shall be Consummated They in
volve sixteen companies and 3 .335 miles Of
railroad. representing total investment in
r~0i an equipment of S36s, ,000, 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

NtnsrlcrAn ar and Foundry Company
quarterly - per cent On common and al
pc' cen on preferred payable April
american Wooden Company Quarterly ~
24 per cent On common and preferred
pavsbla April Is
tolun1hia Craphophone Company omar
f'riy ~ - prr cent on preferred PAYABLE
t.lf ~'ates steel Company quarterly Of
per cent on frst preferred payable
AErli
Hercules Powder Company. quarterly Of
pef cont and extra Of per cent pa vahle
March IS
kelly springfield Tire Company. quarter
y of T.. po- cent on per cent preferred
payable april
Oklahoma Producing and Refining Com
pany quarterly of ? per cent on common
payable April
Philadelphia Traction Company semi an
uual of per cent payable April
i'lerrc- Arrow Motorcar CoTnpanv oI1arrar-
~ - per cent on preferred payable April
southwest Pennsylvania Pipe Line Com
QanA quarterly 81 g q share payable April
~tanaard oil Company OF Kentucky, quar-
terly 81 Ter cent. payable April l
esfern Electric Company. quarterly Of
y SO share on common. payable March
~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
INTERN ATIONAL SERVICE.
Fricnd. Peace committee to Give Privc,
For Rest Essays.

it, Wilmington Friends Peace Com
mite tFeuac 20 students Of both Soc
tl.- t flr s.lor class. of the High
scI.al ttrfs ,rIgcs IN gold for the best
,--,. .,u Tlr Future Of International
N +, next assembly March :. the con
Is vii y arcacd With an address hv
Nlh. rs Th,mns ,NrcutIvc secretary of
tr, tn.tI-.. l.uefpi- ~crvlcc committee
iI pIrss' speaker and co0versant
W.T. n.,.h - ~ uar rcl,f work hcIng
f. r-enal frrcaa 81 lIcrhcrt Hoover Ia
.pIjtinr - th. bclp gwen by this ad-
arr-s fhr tag.L contestants will I've gwen
rr iiug Inst tur informatlo1, and special
D, v.il - iaced n thcir disposal at
atftr> pa~t experience ot what the
Ng bool r7n 10 IN tins line. promises
at ttros,1r ~ri OF ESSAYS The prizes
vii, prohahl, u publicly awarded on
Ma, I5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
IA CEMENT COMP PAN|ES
INDICTED AS A TRUST
Bills Against 100000. 900 Com
bination Returned by New
York Grand jury.

\ew ork March 9 seventy y-four hlg
cement corporations composing what gov
eminent Cfitials describe a the Fort Ce-
mrnt Trust and forty individuals officers
~ fhc Corporations were indicted by the
Fcsicral Frand ury here Yesterday for vio-
la tfrn of tho sherman Anti Trust Law
lt b.. charged that the ALLEGED combination
rvrrfscntiug 500 0o0to0 has SO effectually
"a rfaiuci uniformity of price divided
territories limited output and has regI-
iatcd th, class and character Of customers
't"u utehf till cement and the purpose to
whfsh cement might be applied. aS in effect
fo rNe'ude cement from the ordinary chan
rtt~ af erade and commerce In fact the
AuVcrum ut alleges cement as the term is
u~tt du4.r ordinary competitive conditions.
r. uu longer AT item of barter and sale sold
trtrlN fu the market hat instead is con
fraIrd hN the manufacturers up 10 the mo-
meuf 4 j. actually employed in construction
work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
Policeman on the Doard.

Charged with delinquency Of duty, ono
patrolman was arrnipned before the Bonrd
Of Police Commissioners yesterday after
noon and fined tho equivalent of ono day =
pay Rodgoson HoRnkw and Samuel &.
Meredith presented applications for places
on the force, which wero filed Tho case oi
another officer charged with falling aleecp
while on duty which was continued last
week for investigation, was continued
until the next meeting Of the board
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate
FOR SALE


bOS W 29d ~ ~ r. b. 3 y. h v b
garage space.
600 block Van Buren, Ht-l0 r, b. y. b.
fsus Tntnall At II r. b. y. h " h. garage
space.
212i West St.--g r. b. y. h.
1900 block. Delaware Ave. - 10 r. b. 2 ..
w h.
garage space.
EMMETT S. HICKMAN
9th and Orange sts Phone 7l3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
RESORT
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.

Westminster Kentucky Ave near beach
''N-N'''''@'Ni Elevator 20 street Private
baths, running water g 4. Ropp. Owner
and Prop. open all ycnr
HOTEL BOSCOBEI. Kentucky nv, nvs.
Elevator excellent table sl7 20 and up
weekly. Booklet steam heat sun parlur
Phone III a E Marion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
For SALE

NBFN IT fIFEt
1910 W fth r. b. y. heat. cement col.
lar. lot ON slde. ~ feet included In price
Make an offer Going 80 sell
100 Bioek Lancaster Ave r. b. o..
cement cellar. end house. side entrance
Prize 81 100
Cranston Heights ~ POO 7-ronm frame
house. lot TO feet by ~. including good
sized harm chicken house posacssion
neliefontc, along trolley ?. b. .. heat.
electric Bargain for quick sale
Van Huren - r D., gas and eioc
frif a. nIhI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-02
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird Co
du POnt Building.
OBITUARY.
MAEIETIA CAM
YESTERDAY

Miss Marietta Cam, aged 78 years,
died this morning. Funeral services will
J. Warner Reed, I'll West Twentieth
street, on Friday Her brother, Howard
Cam, at one time a well-known business
man Of this city, died about two weeks ago.