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M1sica y astronornla
A. PAL1ssY.

diaco con sus ,dos polaridades; tambien
las veinticuatro horas del dia: doce po-
sitivas diurnas y doce negatives o noe
turnas; las veinticuatro horas sidera-
les, y los.doce meses del aiio. Repartien-
do estas veinticuatro horas en- tres sec
clones de ocho horas, tendriamos una
seccion para Ell trabajo, otra para ell
descanso y la otra para consagraralas
la admiration de Dios recrearse EN-
SU obra. Esta division corresponds con
los tres compases principales y las tres
claves de la m1sica. Los compaces repre-
sentan, aderrias, los movimientos rftmi-
cos de las esferas y multiplicando entire
81 sus novimientos tenemos otra vez las
veinticuatro horas positivas y negatives
y los Signos del zodiaco asi como los
veinticuatro movimientos del Universe.
Las claves representan los tonos en- que
Sc efecttlan esos movimientos cores
pondiendo, ademas, los SIETE pla-
netas, por su totalidad: "sol'', UNA IL
nea, "fa', DOS lineas y "do'', Qua
TRIO lineas.
Hay otras caracterlsticas que comprus
ban esta relatividad "a 10 Einsteim pc
ro que tomarian mucho espacio en- estas
columnas, y no quiero cansar los lee
torres
En- el Universe no existen las coinci-
dencias; todo obedece a leyes. Las este
ras vibran y emiten sus sonidos, sean 0
no apercibidos por el sentido humane; !
cada uno de nosotros no es mas que e'
RESULTADO de I'm ACORDE emitido
por esa Orqriesta Sideral cuya Batuta
dirige ssbiamente la sublime Melodia de-
Misterio de la Vida la Eternidad.
soLIcITUs w.
Puerto Rico, JUNO de 1921.
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con inclusion del Hawaii Alaska. Y
asi, mientras con arreglo al antique OF
den de cosas los territories tenian de-
recho a enviar un delegado a la Ca
mara de Representatives.. con asiento en-
La misma Y ell derecho de tomar parte
en- los debates, es decir, con derecho
ernitir sus propios puntos de vista
sobre cualquier materia que Sc some
these a la consideration de ese cuerpo,
pero sin voto cue pudiera infiuenciar
directa efectivamente la legislacion
del Congreso, los nuevos territories
sc les privaba aiin de esta representa-
cion tan ineficaz y nezquina. Pero, qui
zas bajo Ia impression de que los ha-
bitantes de estos territories reciente-
mente adquiridos debian de tener al
guna clase de representation en- Wash
ington, la Capital de la Nacion, cerca
del Congreso, Sc declare que tenian de-
recho enviar los llamados comisiona-
dos RESIDENCES los Estados Unidos.
Para poder entender 10 que es un CO.
inlsionado residente de estos nuevos to
rritorios en- los Estados Unidos, debe-
mos acudir la n1ejor fuente de in
formation, o sea, las leyes organicas
dc estos territories, dictadas por ell
Congreso para su gobierno; va que
ell caracter y derechos privilegios de
todos estos comisionados residences son
en- esencia absolutamente identico, to
maremos como ejemplo ell de Puerto
Rico. La primera ley organica de Puer
to Rico, sea, Ia llamada Ley Fora
ker, aprobada en- 1900, disponia en- su
secci6n 80 10 siguiente:
.sQue los electores capacitados de
Puerto Rico elegiran, I'm comisionado
a los Estados Unidos quien tendra de-
rechc a reconocimiento Official como ta'
por todos los Departamentos, la pre-
sentaci6n en- ell Departamento de Els
tado de I'm certihcado de election ex
tendido por ell Gobernardor de Puerto
Rico, Disponiendose, que ninguna per
soma sera elegible para dicho cargo Que
no sea real efectivamente vecino de
Puerto Rico, mayor de treinta amos y
no sepa leer Y escribir ell idioma in
giles.
Estas mismas disposiciones han sido
substancialmente Incorporate en- la ley
organica actual de la Isla, sea, Ell la
llamada Ley Jones dictada por Ell Con
greso instancias urgentes del Presi-
dcnte Wilson en- 1917.
Del detenido exanep de estas dispo-
siciones Sc desprende claramente Que
el comisionado residente de Puerto Ri
co no es un delegado en- ell misrno sen
lido que Ell Delegado de Alaska el
de Hawaii porque nj tiene derecho a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-18
QUESTION CIENTIFICA

(, tcs Sc encuentran en- el punto medic Z,
cada semi eje, mayor sabfamos qu'
la elipse es simetrica con respecto a Il
Inca de los focos, como tambi5n 10 G:
con respecto al eje nlenor. 10 cual Sc ma
nifiesta claramente er la ecuacioR de di
cha curva, que no contiene potencia al
guna impair de Ia variable correspond e.
te; por tanto q cada valor lie una varia
BILE dos de la otra; pero 10 GUS NO saba
mos es 10 iiltino que usted a6rma de gle
"Por ser simetrica la Inca de los fo-
cos estos Sc encuentran en- el punto me
dio de cada semi eje Tavor'': es dccir
cue, segtin su afirniaci6n l,.la elirse PEI
de su sinetria 81 los foces no estan en- el
medic del semi eye mayor, y csto 81 cue
es I'M grandisimo error, Y le acomseja
mos cue Sc file el1 primer terrni,.o Ell 10
que lie deciam IS en- nuesrra primera car.
ia rcspecto as exc sGtricidade; CUE va,
ris ban de / | nlismo Oh las 0rbitas
pisJ. Ltarias que comAs trias elipticas pro
c!s,r ente porqae los focos puoden estar
situados cualquier distancia del
ccntro del eje mayer Esta verdad pacde
risi.lfestarse tn e. ado sobrc uaa rccta
Gus uiera, coTs deradl como Gle mayor
le Ii elipse, las iatlaitas ehpses que pae
den trazarce paralelo por los extremes
de esa recta, vera usted como las ex-
ce, tyicidados n cambiand5 desde pa
ra ell circulo a / cuandc los foccs EN- ell
Is mite sc confun u on los =v.iemos do
Ia lfnea en- los y6rtices, 0 10 1ue es igual,
cuando la dist2..sia focal sea igual al
sje mayor.
No Sc c1npeh usted, pues en- bacer
las orbitas el4etarils Ii planctaIias
fatalmente semejartcs, porque no 10 son,
en- una palabra, las excentricidades de
las elipses, son muy desiguales: varlan
con la distinta posicion del sol en- ell Pc
rihelio y Ell afe,:o dando, por constgu.el
te, distintas excentricidales, como poara
listed yer en- Ell sigriente cuadro, llevan-
do estas exceEtrici1ades solamente has,a
la cuarta cifra decimal
Mercurio O,2O56; Venus 0,0068; Mar
te O,O9S2; Jupiter .04S1 ;Saturno o.o5e1:
Urano 0,0466; Neptune O.Oo87. En- e-te
cuadro Sc We que Venus es cl planeta
cuya 6rbita Sc acerca mas al circulo,
mientras cue Mercurio es Ell que la des-
cribe mas excentrica prolongada.
I've usted como su ley, que llanlavemos
de tres por uno, no puede ser cierSa, por-
que para clio tendriarnos que suprilnir
todos los datos legados por los astrono.
mcs7
1comprende usted par que le decia-
mos que aceptandola todas Las 6rbitas
tendrian igual excentricidad, 12, ese me-
dio que dijo usted que 10 comprendia y
que no Sc 10 dio conocer los fectores
presentando Ell parrafo incomplete.
1POpRA AHORA PENsAR Ell LEG
TOR QUE EsE TRES POR UNo Es LA
HEANCHA NEGRA QUE PALIssY HA
vIsLUMBRADo EN- LA oRBITA DEL
CoR1ETA?
A. PALISSY.
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Rero una de las fases mas inportan
tes de estos nuevos conceptos en- Ia
teoria americana del gobierno fu6 que
los territories que llabfan sidc aduui
ridcs no podian ser tenidos juridica o
politicamente como estados futuros de
la Union, y por 10 tanto no Sc les
concedio derecho positive alguno de re
presentation, nj siquiera la represen-
taci6n lirnitada, inadecuada e inefec-
tiva que Sc lie habia concedido todos
los demas territories hasta entonces,
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s.. Director de EL MuNpo,

San Juan
Muy senior mio:
Agradecer6 a usted Sc sirva publican
la adjunta replica la sefiora Rogue, s.
10 creyera listed conveniente.
Gracias por su atenci6n y soy suyc
ofectisimo,
SIS.
A. PALISSY.
Sra. dona Ana Rogue de Dupnsy.
Muy eeiiora mia:
Acabo de leer Ell MUNDo de hoy
y veO con sorpresa On el, que persiste
usted en- su error respecto las afr
maciones hechas en- su primer articulo
con pesar Ell que interprete usted CO.
mo falta de caballerosidad el que en-
plee Ell seud6nimo para contender con
una dana, y precisamente al proceder
asf, seiiora, 10 hice nevado por la alta
consideration y respeto que me merecs
usted como ilustre escritora como Sc
nora respectable. Bajo ell seudonimo 10
misino puede presentarse un atildado y
quito escritor que uno de esos ignorados
conscientes cindadanos que no tienen
otro interes, si1o ell de e-clarecer la ver-
dad, fuera de toda vanidad personal 81
usted sale victoriosa, tanto mejor para
usted; un triunfo mas y una nueva jus
tificaci6n de su valcr; 81 sale vencida.
no tiene por que morti1carle el encontrar
Sc, tai vez algIn dia con el que este es-
cribe y empesar una amistad buena como
puede serlo entire aquellos que por ell e.
fuerzo personal han escalado una altura
sobre Ell nivel de las vulgaridades: va
usted We mi intcnci6n, seiora cuales
pueden ser mis- deseos para con usted
Este exordio ha sido largo; entremos
EN- materia.
Crei que con mi anterior carta daria
a usted la oportunidad de corregir una
. afirmaci6n que no esta en- 10 cierto, al
decir Que ''Conocido ell perihelio de un
conleta Sc obtiene Ia excentricidad de su
6rbita que triplicando la distancia del
perihelio puede usted tener la del afe-
ho' Para demostrarle que no estaba en-
10 cierto en- esta ley de triplicar la dis
tancia del perihelio para hallar el afe-
lilo, lie cite perihelios y afelios de orbitas
.cometarias eonocidas, como Encke's. dis
tancia del perihelio O.343 del afelio
4.097; Pons Brook s, perihelio o.775, afe-
lilo 33,616, para que asi pudiera yer que
esa ley no existe, y de 10 cual puede con-
vencerss el que este lea, fjandose en- las
distancias de perihelios y afelios de otros
,nuevos cometas (siendo la unidad de dis
tancia igual a. radio de la orbita de la
tierra.)
Winnecke's perihelio O,88S afelio 5,582
Brorsen's .perihelio O.59O afelio 5.613
Biela' Is perihelio O,86O afeho 6.182
Halley's perihelic O.5s9 afelio Sc. All
0lber's perihelio 1900 afelio 1856
Dice usted hoy, en- su nueva carta:
'sQue como tods elipse es sinetrica
con respecto la Inca de los focos, es-
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PoR ALTERAR Ell oRDEN

segdn nos icomunica nuestro Cores
ponsal en- Ponce fueron arresta5os por
sostener ura riia en- la Gale, Luis Var
gas. Miguel Torres, Enrique Rivera y
Paula Cortes.
vaya con la cortesia de Paula.
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ITALIA RAT1rIcA uN AoUERDo

ROMA, JUNO 17.-se lie ha enviado
un informe a Sir Eric Drummond, secre
tario de la sociedad de las Naciones"
por medic del cual Sc le notifca que el
Rey de italia ha ratifcado 81 protocolo
que establece un Tribunal permanente
de justicia International
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LA "SoCIEDAD DE LAS Ma
Clones" REANUDA sUs sEsI0NEs

GINEBRA, junio 17.--Hoy Sc han rea
nudado las sesiones de la ..Sociedad de
las Naciones EN- esta poblaci6n.
Debido la enfermedad de Leon Bou1
geois y Ell viaje de M viviani, Fran
cia estara representada por M. Hano-
taux.
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{ Algo que debe saberse

La hygiene anorcha que imna los completes ProDlenas
de vida progreso noderno odo aquelo presto un
servicio hgene debe ensazado. gorifcado pro-
clan1ado necesdad mperosa Ell hogar lQuien igno
ra que ell ponderado socado Alcoholado Cerepna
es I'm sumiso servidor de la hgiene2
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Puerto Rico, JUNO de 1921.

Ola TERRA como planeta es el
punto focal receptive de la polaridaa
negativa que recibe todas las vibracio-
nes c6smicas.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-09-09
PRETTY BIRTHDAY
Pa RTY

Mrs c. c. Chester entertained num-
Der of the little folks with a party on
Monday afternoon in honor of her little
daughter Kathleen who was celebrating
her 9th birthday anniversary.
Numerous games were PLAYED in
doors and also out door games. also
contests were enjoyed.
The dining table was made pretty
having for its centerpiece beauti-
full birthday cake iced in pink with
six little candles on toy. Ice cream
and cake was served and the birth
day cake cut by little Miss Kathleen
Miss Flora nellie Jeffords cut the
dime.
Mrs. Chester was assisted in enter
tanning by her niece Miss Matte Lee
Chester and Mrs. H. F. Newton
The guests included Misses Sarah
Manning, Vera and Flora Nellie Jeff
ords, Mary Ellen Sanders, Annie Bum
ming, Helen Ellington, Audrey and
Louise Sword, Kathleen Chester and
Messrs Frank Newton. Harry Padg-
EFT, L. G. Zorn, Clafton Simpson.
Robert Wilcox, Paul Simmons. Irwin
Webster and Walter and Norman
lowers.
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NOTICE TO CENTRAL M Ell

Our pastor, Brother Tyson, is sick
and our Presiding Elder will preach
for us Sunday morning and evening,
next, which is Rally Day for our
church and Sunday School.
May we not have a full attendance
upon the two services?
Moreover, Sunday is Rally Day
and special exercises will be held in
Sunday School and church, several
members taking part in the exercis-
es. special music and etc.
Last Sunday the pupils at Sunday
School took home cards entreating
parents and friends to come with
them to Sunday School. 1t will be
most tender and kind considera-
ton on the part of those entreated
to respond to these pupils and make
Sunday big day in the Sunday
School
J. f. Turner, Chairman, Board of
Stewards.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-09-09
MISS WIDEMAN BECOMES
BRIDE OF MR.. BRAGG

A pretty home wedding was that of
Thursday afternoon at 400 at the
home of her father Mr.. J. H. Wide
man when Miss Hattie Linnie Wide
man became the bride of Mr.. w.
Roy Bragg.
The home was beautiful in decora-
lions of lovely pink vine and bios
SONS many potted plants and ferns
being arranged throughout the three
lower rooms which were all opened
together.
An arch of white with green vines
and fern twined around it was ar
ranged between the living room and
the reception hall. A large white
wedding bell hung in the arch. I'M
derwhich the bridal couple stood
Preceding the ceremony Miss Eu-
lalie Dorminey sang very sweetly
accompanied by her sister Miss Thel-
ma Dorminey, who also presided at
the piano during the ceremony, and
played ITO Wild Rose"
AS Mendelssohn's wedding march
was heard Miss Marion Van Gorder
brides maid in lovely creation OF
pink gorgette descended the stair
way and was met at the foot by the
groomsman Mr.. William Mashburn,
Miss Marion Van Gorder carried an
arm boquet of pink roses.
Miss Julia Wideman, sister of the
bride, who was maid of honor came
next and was met at the foot of the
stairway by the ring bearer Master
Davis A. Bragg Jr. who proceeded
lust in front of her to the altar, car
rying the ring in a lily. Miss
Wideman was lovely in gown of
white chiffon over white satin and
carried an arm boquet of pink roses.
The bride entered on the arm of
her father Mr.. J, H. .Wideman who
gave her in marriage, and was met at
the altar by the groom and his best
man, his brother Mr.. Davis A. Bragg.
The ceremony was impressively
performed by the Rev J. F. Single
ton pastor of the Baptist church.
The bride was lovely in a going
away suit of brown with hat and
other accessories to match and car
rled a shower boquet of brides roses
and valley lilies.
An informal reception was held af-
ter the ceremony when brick ice
cream in white with pink hearts and
cake was served by the girls of the
Tenth Grade of the schools, assisted
by Mrs. J. H. Wideman, Mrs. Ben
Reid and Mrs. J. T. Lilies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bragg left immediate
ly after the reception in an automo-
bile. They will spend their honey
moon in Florida and Will be at home
with Mrs. R. A. majors on South
Lee street, where they will begin
housekeeping, upon their return tic
the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Bragg have the wish.
es for their future happiness from Z
host of friends here, both being wei
acquainted, having lived here mum.
Der of years and popular with the
young people and admired by those
of Older years
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Sonorous Greetings.

Just mere passport issued by a
New Haven justice and approved by
the government in 1907 bears the
GLOWING mass of words: Most Serene,
Serene, most Puissant, Puissant, High,
llusiriOus. Noble, Honorable, Vener-
tble wise and .prudent, Lords, EN-
perOrs. Kings. Republics, Princes.
Dukes, Earls. Barons, Lords. Burgo-
masters. Schepens. Counsellors, as
also Judges. Officers Justiciaries and
Regents of all the good cities am
places whether Ecclesiastical or Secu-
ar, who shall see these patents, NJ
,..sr the read"
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-09-09

The common l,,%lul grows In a ne.
culiar way that is distinctly original
The little plant sends up its shoots
with the fruit on the end Of a some.
what stih stalk. and then before II
ripens the stem bends over and care
fully pushes the fruit underground. Az
pigs are said to be especially fond Of
these. 1t has been humorously sug.
gested that the plant does this to hide
Its nuts from the porker's too iDquisl.
i've tgationS
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Pure Country/Lard 1oc lb. at
WILLIAMS NARKET. tt
Ancient Game OF Hop-scotch

Ancient Game OF Hop-Scotch. =
All mere mems games must give
pride of place as regards antiquity
to those played by children. Hop
scotch for instance is at least 1000
Gears old. Some Of the singing games
ire of Morse origin. while t:pcat was
,laved 1000 wears ago
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-09-09
Taking NOTHING AIono.

ihe womanly womans Idea of ty,,v.
Fhhg light, as we have learned from
actuai observation. is to crowd every.
','he else into steamer trunk ana
''"' "hr:y all her hats II, >.,.r,to
80" E""nd Rapids prn~s
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-09-09
At THE
GRAND

TODAY
ALICE BRADY In LITTLE
ITALY"
Avenging Arrow The STRANGE
PACT" Episode 8.
E. & H. COMEDY.
SATURDAY
"THE SHADOW OF SUSPIC.
ION" A Western.
Fighting Fate "The AIR AVENG-
Err" Episode 9.
The Diamond Queen THE TIDE
OF DESTINY" Episode S.
Clyde Cook Comedy The GUIDE
Mutt & Jeff Cartoon MOT WE'D
DED BUT A WIFE"
MONDAY
DEAD MEN TELL NO
TALES" A thrilling narrative OF
love, adventure, suspense, mystery
and big thrills made into big spec
tacular picture by Tom Terriss who
is considered one of the best direct
ors of the day. A mammoth specta-
Gle, an all star cast, including Cath
crime Calvert. Staged at a cost OF
half million dollars.
Story is adapted from the famous
novel by E. w. Hornung, author OF
"Raffles.'
Educational Comedy "TORCHY
TURNS CUPID.
Fox News.
Prices II and % cents.
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Miss Mabel Russell left Tuesday
morning for Douglas where she will
attend A. & M. School. She was ac-
companied by her mother Mrs. Nell
russell and cousin Mr.. Mathew Fus-
sell.
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Miss Blonnie Wilbanks of Osier
field is spending today in the city
shopping.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-09-09

666 quickly relieyes Constipation,
Biliousness,i I Loss/of Appetite and
Headaches, Sue~to Torpid Liver. :,
Advertisement FdS23
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Phone 25o-L for Wo4dTor Coal. tt

Mrs. R. M. Mann arrives this after
noon from an enjoyable visit with
Mrs. c. A. Holtzendorff of Atlanta
on her way home from Elizabeth,
Ky. where she spent a month with
her parents.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-09-09

666 has more mutations than any
other Fever Topic on the market
but no ona ydhts limitations. Fds2a
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Mr. S. H. Drigges of Townsville
is spending several days in the city
on business.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-09-09

Rub-My-Tism iya great pain
killer. Relieves pain and soreness,
matisu~Neuralgia, Sprains &c.
FdS23
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Mr.. Gene Sharp of N. c. was a
recent visitor in our city.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-09-09

Miss Dorothy Cass leaves soon
for Gainesville whtre she will re-
sumo her studies at Brenau college.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-09-09

Miss Norma Shanronhouse expects
to leave soon for Gainesville where
she will enter Brenau college.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-09-09

Miss Alberta McCloud of Lagrange
has arrived in the city and is again
resuming her classes in violin.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-09-09

Fresh country eggy4oc dozen at J
c. Wilson, at old Union Mercantil,
Company stApd 4 If
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-09-09

Rub-My-Tismds a powerful anti
septic. / Cr1es infected cuts, old
sores, tefrer, etc. FdS23
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We are proud of the confidence
doctors, druggists and the public
have in 666\ CbM and Fever Tonic.
Advertisement. FdS23
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Miss Annie J. Graves of Atlanta is
visiting her sister Miss Eula Graves.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-09-09
Old invention.

Old invention,
The square bottom paper bag, which
las been In almost universal use for
half century, was the invention of n
woman - Miss Magic Knight of
qovnlSa Mass
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-09-09

DR.. Frank Ward spent Thursday
in Douglas attending a family reun-
ion.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-09-09

Pure County Lard 1oc lib. at
W1LLIANs/MARKET. tt
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Miss Mildred Halle leaves next
week for Macon where she will en-
ter Wesleyan College.
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Phone 25O<Ifor Wood or Coal. tt
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-09-09

Mrs. J. c. Austin who has been the
guest of Mrs w. M. Rawlins for sew
eral days has returned to her home
in Vidalia.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-09-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Wimberly Wilson
are expected to return home this
week from GAINESVILLE where they
are visiting her parents.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-09-09

Miss Florence Flanders who has
been visiting her grand parents Mr..
and RMS. w. F. Jones for sometime
leaves Sunday for her home in Ma
con. She will be accompanied part
way by her aunt Miss Irene Jones.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-09-09

Fresh country eggs 4oc dozen at
c. Wilson, at Old Union MGrcanaie
Company sAnd. tt.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-09-09

Remember the SpeciaIluncheon at
the EMPIRE HOTEE every day ~
to 200 o'clock-Prio< so cents. "Fried
Chicken" every daS.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-09-09

It's a proUen factj elf we
can get it in the shop we can
fix it. - Phonf SIS, CretOs
Bicycle Comb6ny.