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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-15

boalei ce pare a null mai ierta, a
dat frincle bolsevismnlui in mana
unui comitet de trei: Kamencff,
RykoN 81 Stain.
Nogalcs. Arizona. = Lupta a.
vuti de politia din Vera Cruz GU
maturatorii de strada, carl Sc pu,
sescra in greva, a resultat in ra-
nirea a cincisprczece persoane.
Incidental a luat nastere cand
grevistii au inceput sd atacc pc
maturatorii pusi de primarie in
locul lor.
Madrid. - Tn comunicat of,
cial anunta ca in luptele din Ma
roc I'm aeroplan spaniel a cazut
din accident pc teritorll inami-
cului. Pilotii lui, capitaml Pena
81 locotenentul Perara, au fOst
Icapturati vii.
Washington. - Legatia Lituana
lanunta ca Grecia 81 Venezuela a
|recunoscut guvernul Lituan.
Londra. - Marchizul de Lon
donerry paraseste sala Seaham.
pc care familia sa O avea de 1OO
| de ami. Mobila vandut-o la lici.
tatie. CauZa ce Ia slit sd faca
aceasta sunt taXele grele ce gu
vcrnnl lea pus pc lucrurile dc
lux.
Warren, Ohio. - Iipsa de fon
duri comunale a slit pc prima,
sd scoata din serviciu zece gar
dist 81 zcce pompieri. tn
@# II ,
I Washington. Presedintele
Harding semnat legea prin cart
Sc reduce solda armatei 81 ma
rinri la Gotta dinainte de razboiu
80
| Akron, Ohio. - Nabrica Good
year Tire & Rubber Company ;
marit plata muncitorilor Gu sapt,
lprocente 81 .iumatate.
| Londra. - Q depese TRIMS;
ldin Atena anunta ca Turcii a,
ucis langa Dardanele doisprezec,
soldati Englezi.
Niena. = Coroanele an ajuns s.
Sc vinda 2l.000 pentru I'm dollar
lGuvernul OrdOnat inchidere
, bursei pentru cateva zile. Lume
sc asteapta la 0 adevarata panic
lfinanciara. Mai multe pravalii a
mchis 81 nu vOesc sa mai Wind
MARTA.
Il Triest. Fascitii 81 republ
canii an pus stapanire pe vaporr
Argentina, care era ancorat !
port. Ri au saltat ancora 81 a
pornit Gil el lasfarg, avand grij
sa ridice fringhiile, astfel ca C;
rabinerii sa MI Sc poata agat
de ell.
al Belgrad. - Pretll dinarului
II lnceput sa Sc urre, datOrita in
'-Iprhmutului de $l54, 100000 fac,
ri in America.
Pl GLASGOW. - Aici All sOsit pest
= o. mie de refugiati din Irland
ingroziti, obositi 81 fard nici u
ban. Preotii catolici Tau hlat 81
Il ingrijirea lor.
;. Passaic, n. j. - Trei blocu
!. de case an fOst distruse din foe
p ce luat nastere dintr 'un chibr
II aruncat din nebagare Gle seama
niste hartii. Pag,tbhe sunt {
$500.0O0 81 200. de persoane
lie afla fara adapost.
~ Washington. - Senatorll B
h rah are in mand un mandat {
\, arestarea lui Boris Bahkmetef
ldp care Sc wa servi in caz /
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-15
DACA VREI.

81 nu lntinxi mana la ooltul
strsdsl0r n cas cand ai r1mas
faf4 Q mani san an picior IN
tcrtelts 1nr'o Societate din
UninnsA 3. +. =.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-15

Washington. - Senatorul b.
rah are in mand un mandat dc
arestarea lui Boris Bahkmeteff,
de care Sc wa servi in caz ca
acesta nu paraseste teritorul
American pana la 80 Iunie, cand
ii expira imunitatea diplomatica.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-15

GLASGOW. - Aici All sosit peste
O. mie de ref,igiati din Irlanda,
ingroziti, obositi 81 fara nici un
ban. Preotii catolici i-an h,at sub
Tngrijirea lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-15

Passaic, n. j. - Trei blocuri
de case an fOst distruse din focul
ce luat nastere dintr 'un chibrit
aruncat din nebagare Gle seama in
niste hartii. Paiyubhe sunt de
$5O0.000 81 200, de persoane Sc
afla fara adapost.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-15

G. STANCULESCU.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-26

| We're accompanied on Inelf feturl
| by Mrs. Nelson's sister, Miss Do
rothy Walter, who will pass a fe1
days in East Burke.
Ensign and Mrs. Lloyd Towe
came from Philadelphia, Penn.
Saturday, the latter to spend tn,
summer with her parents, DR.
and Mrs. c. A. Cramton. Ensigl
Tower leaves today for Philadel
Dhia to Join his ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allard Graves an,
Mrs. Katherine Richardson of Leb
anon, n. H., with Paul Garineal
of Paris were the guests of Nh
and Mrs. H. A. Graves over Sun
! day. Mr.. Garineau made the ac
quaintance of Allard Graves whel
the latter was in Paris during tn,
war and the friendship has beer
keep up ever since.
The lawn party for the Cradle
Roll, Beginners department anC
the Little Light Bearers of Grace
Methodist church, postponed from
last week viii be held on the
church lawn Wednesday Afternoon
from to ) weather permitting.
homo Satnrdav from l ;ncoln Nh
n snonJ The snm,nnr With her ne,,
entS Mr. and M A1thn. T
S+ono ~
H. w. Randall is attending the
/ Pataii Iev'nIars; eesoc;a+;on '''0. -.
F.! Rnrlinoton M, PandaITso faroiI,
occonnonied him on tho Mn
The MARRIAGE of on Roarh an,
Miss Ve,a Parret+ danghta, -
/ Mrs W + RaI1ett took Mace +bi,
noon nj The rcctoIy Of ST AIovst
rs cburch
p,ircinal Tbaodoro II Wil.o,
Of s. Jn6n.L,I,,,s aradan1v j. con
/ d1cfing classns ~ Vn,n1ont acod
cmv Savtons Pivor his week !,
tha .cb1oI for rnlio.;ons odncotion
/ Mrs Wilson and danohter an(
Mis- Fre39 Ha,Iis bsyn gorn -
Gtowhogan Ne whore MIS- Har
,is viii snend the snnmn,. If he,
~ ~ ~ g.. ne
nome ana her sister, MfS' " lSoh
ana daughter m0hln'
KEY u, ~ AN'ell OF 81; JOINS
puIy academy Is 10 preach I'M
family viii snend the euynmer in
Lo#ei'
Sif. ana Mrs: BalPh Sulloway
ana cnlidfeh OF buIhngton spent
lhe "eeN ehu WIN WIZ WI; SUBWAY .
i ~, MIS- EIiAaoeth 9uiio"ay'
Inc ne l4tter returned 10 burlington
WIN lnem loI VISIT.
Professor Charles y. HaZen OF
1oluhoia University with MIS-
ii1ze a IS spending some tme at
me o. JQhfs Dury Rouse
rank II. bfooka OF Boston
spent the week ehd with ms lamIiy
al 0hoeiclFlfe'
MISS Margaret falne, leachef
IN me schools OF Cleveland, ONO
arrived the last OF the week 70
spend the summer with her moth
ef' Mr.. Ahce PANE. She IS en-
% =
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-26
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

FOR SALE = Old Town Canoe.
Phone 536-J. 294 If Advertise
ment.
Archie D. Wilcomb went to
Boston Saturday and returned
Sunday with Mrs. Wilcomb who
is conralescing from ar operation
X the Doac0aess hospital.
Mrs. II. H. Eidridge returned
Sunday from a visit in Boston.
Mrs. Claude Baldwin. son and
daughter and Mrs. Elizabeth
Crane who have been spending a
few days with St. Johnsbury
friends. returned Saturday to their
home In CoaticooEe. p. O., ac-
companied by Mrs. d. }. Tilton
and little daughter.
Mrs. w. T. King who was call
ed here by the illness and death
Of her brother. Frederick Howe,
returned Saturday TO Springfield,
Mass. Her son, v. Trot King. Jr.,
IS to be married today in Hart
ford, Conn, 10 Miss Rose Nc
Cary of that city. The wedding is
to be a very quiet one.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Nelson,
daughter Betty and son, Charles,
Of East Burke visited St. Johns
bury relatives Saturday. They
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-26
Third Vt. Regiment
Meets july 18th

The committee in charge of the
arrangements have just sent out
the notices for the annual reunion
of the veterans of the Third Yer
mont Regiment to be held in G.
A. r. hall St. Johnsbury, July IS.
Capt. Horace French of West
Lebanon, n. H., is the president of
the association and Lyndon Ar
mold of St. Johnsbury, secretary
and treasurer. The executive
committee is made up of Charles
Gee, St. Johnsbury; John Page,
Lyndon, and |. q. Moore, Pas
sumpsic.
Members of the Grand Army,
Sons of Veterans, Chamberlin
Relief Corps and Daughters of
Veterans are included in the cor
del invitation to attend.
This is the veterans association
of which Col. S. f. Pinglee of
Hartford was the head for so
many years, and his presence will
be greatly missed at the reunions.
As in former years, the women
of Chamberlin Relief Corps are to
serve dinner at noon the day of
the reunion.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-26
Admission
ON THE CAMPUS
50 Cents including war tax.

LittletOn old time rival Of St JohnSbuy. This year the
New Hampshire has organized strong team and coming
back ST. Johnsbuy hard This will be regular Better
see it. Witty, the home favore will be on the mound
Barre coming with the best team it has had in years.
The ST. Johnbuy boys will have to beat Barre If
YOU real baseball come and see this contest
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wants fur
nished room with heat. Inquire at
Chieftain office.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02

". E. shastaeu Of NeE aIeyico
who ha, haEp risF.n ilra-1
north of Town, rc5iune1 home Non
day.
Mrs. Hvir shoi. = par-on Ohio
arrived TUESDAY 80 g3s He father
ard brothers AZ EUclo it G..
Dici;erson g Sons.
THE Hartnan Is6ics Taoiety
IS busy prepariuq anr8s and all
kinds of fancy work OF I4.sir aflnu
al Bazaar 10 be hela NoV 25tl' both
efternoon and egcnine ena Ev-
eryhodyl iiuv yoyr l-as plascnts
early. CaNdy ana popcorn @iil pl5o
be on sale,
]. w brooks and amttF accom-
oaniod by HsS. 09i- se Panl
Payton and Joe rii3ds LEI Thurs
day for Los Ar-e'sz Esh.tti7 and
other uoints IL cforaIe 70 spend
the winter Mrs aa t9t9igr
Nh. Jordap, IS ~ zoe uli 5Hsiless
at Whittier Mr. 'roo.e sisterr
Glrs. j. . i'ounta1 ,i sam " ieFt
for Whittier Cal co.
A Tara8fH Ic7
A farewell ncetg -aF 2G ard
Mrs. n. 4 3toce, S5 5oea 'eaFei
us, was given 52' tho nIcHlta a1''
other friends q M afafeh
1asf Monday evening @ al
short program oi 9nr aai 81 aeheS-
-.Irs, HiliyarG gave Fa 1ii},Fs.
1lr, Stevens &&na asaio s1oSe
and other 4ieHlbcrs, ~ iaio2 Ieael-
es, srolI Ei%hlg o' TIE 1oaai &n''1
thor labcls hera aT2r I'& f'cif
~ogso5 at Jheir de arturo atso
of money was mascn ffF l. n
Swai,ord in bel aif 81 sha church
Light Refreshments Ner &sg
large number were in atssaaanee.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02
Election Day Tuesday. Vote,

Mrs A. NJ Thomas of south of
Two Buttes went to Hutchinson,
Kansas last Saturday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. John Doerkson.
Miss Grace Mosier went to Fowler
Saturday to see her sister-in-law.
Mrs. Chas. Mosier and baby who
have been visiting her mother. Mrs
Rockwell, for the past three weeks
returned home to Fowler Saturday.
Ugen 7. Kelley of Springfield.
Mo, who has been visiting his son.
Y. H. Kelley for the past five
months left for home week aeo.
FL. 4. Hunter who is running Tor
County Treasurer, is being support
ed by the Legion as an ex.service
man, who saw service across the
seas and was wounded in battle.
Il. E. Wood went to lamar Thurs
day
Mr.. ana Mrs. Fred Barnes of Hart
man went to KeWanec, Ill. the last
# las5 week. to spend the winter.
The Baptist Ladies will hold a
Ba2aer and Rummage sale and
serve hot lunch with coffee at
the Ghieftain office on Election
day
Vote Tuesday.
" \ NtsIsD--220 acre farm, improved,
with s!lallow or running water to
trade for Il well improved tarm
thiee mics ont on highway, north
west Arkansas. Box IIG, RoWta 4,
Gravette. Ark. 2C-222.
Mrs. 'oai Roberts and baby who
lave been here visiting re 5urned to
Iioen Raneh Thursday.
c. II. Mabe OF Polo. Mo, was here
on business last Monday.
Hiss j. c. Craven came in Sunday
and returned home to la Junta
Tuesday last.
l}rs, Render g. Render have tax
an na,F office rooms over the First
National Bank the rooms formerly
occupied by the late DR.. c. o. CALI |
son. They have phone service in
both home and office.
Airs. .Iohn McNiillcn and daughter
vent to Lamar Tuesday 10 visit !
ier mother, Mrs. c. ". Lee.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02
FOR SALE-Weaning Pigs. Joe
Mammer, Holly, Colo. l9pf

The Catholic Ladies will hold a
Rummage Sale Saturday, Nov. 4th
n The rest room Of the Holly Auto
Co. 1920
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02
=

Having bought the Wells Shoe
Shop | ask your patronage An
work done in worlimaulilc IHGn-
uer II. c Miller t.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02
Sale and Exchange Bureau

Have you something lying around
Ee house, store, or farm, of little
,-sc to you but needed by someone
else. Then bring it, labelled with
your name and price, to the Chief
ain office. 1t will be displayed in
the Chieftain window or counter
and sold for you to inquiring pur.
.chascrs If you wi hstO make an
exchange instead of sale, state on
you label what you wish to get in
exchange The Chieftain viii make
no charge for this service except 25c
for eac hexhibit which will go to
pay to list your article in the new
Sale and Exchange Bureau" to be
published in the Chieftain, if the
demand warrants it.
# the artilee you wish to sell or
exchange is too large or inconveni
cnt to bring to the Cliieftain office
for exhibit, then bring usthedes.
eription of the article and IT viii
he disnlayed on a card, with the
ether exhibits.
The purpose of the Chieftain is,
to help both those who wish to
zoe and those who wish to buy at
q fair sacrifice in price: TO relieve
ono and supply the other Prospec
tive purchasers are invited in to
View and buy when the exhibits
=aan have materialized
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02

stotying Papsr for Ctcarirg @1chnes
The use Of hloldae iaaar for clean
Ing machinery has been common tnI
wears The Gcrn-ns were amHng th"
hrst TO employ this method u IS said
to be not only choapar sgr does NOT
soil the machine win Ehars and dust
like some cloth does II Is aul as com.
bustible as some ullcr cl'ahiug ma
terials and Is safer because Il caught
in the machinery It tours easily and
is not us }la9le to draw the hands Of
the operator into danger.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


J. G. Wadsworth has sold his hall
interest in the Holly Jewelry and
Music Co., to r. E. Wood, owing ia
other business interests in which
Mr.. WadsWorth is engaged
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Mcacham and
son spent Sunday afternoon at the
John f. Blakemore home.
Mrs Robert Fowler and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sears
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Seufer.
Do not neglect your rights OF
franchise on Tuesday. Remember
the enemy of good government
never forgets to vote. The faddist
too will Le there. The man who
wants 20 boost youI taxes and
mine wont .all to vote Measures
are just as important as men. Don't
neglect to record eour convictions
on the several amendments. Study
them and then vote inteiligently.
Every man and woman who has the
privilege of the ballot should show
his patriotism by exercising his
right TO vote.
Mrs. Omar Vincent, Mrs. JIG. Full
Ter and Mrs. F. G. Kimmel went to
Granada last Friday to attend the
annual Royal Neighbor convention
which was held there.
Mrs. Wright, wife OF the former
PRESBYTERIAN pastor was in town
and attended services at. the Pres
byterian church Sunday morning
At the opening Of the service
through Ed Il lein she presented
the church with a fine large framed
portrait OF her husband who for so
long a time served the church he>a
as pastor, till the time of his death. :
Mrs. W. S. Partridge was a Lamar
visitor Saturday
w. A. Allen of Lycan went to
Lamar last Saturday
Morton Wheeler sold two carloads
of apples and pears. 100 bushels, in
Holly last week and returned home
to Grand Junction SATURDAY..
Mrs. Nina Gerard OF Lanai came (
in Saturday to see Mrs, |, O. NornS. /.
Mrs. C. A. 4Pinkhain and son Glen,
went to, Denver last Saturday to
make their home.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02
MONEY TO LOAN

In sums of 100 to $500 dollars on
FIRST mortgage real estate security
farm lands, town, city or business
property, for rs long term as II
years at 5 per cent per annun. with
0riEile"n of paying off loan Il. -. :
tffl0 Loans are made up to so per
cent of the appraised value of prop
ortE, but on the certificates only
Pavncgts monthly. quarterly, semi
arnually or annually. For particu-
lars address Fl. X. Stephens & Co.
G2S 18th ST., Denver, Colo. Dec 2S
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02
The Urge Of aucccsa.

Once the task Of success gets you,
there is born an eternal urge uuHalis'
fed with Inferior things, It compeis
success. The. problems that discouF.
age weakllngs put fire into tie blood
and make men Irresistible. The neigh
bors wonder how It all huppgns 1t
doesn't happen. It's just nature as
serting herself and worthy youth com
ing into his Exchange,
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02
eeautIfuI Pannan Vnlanes.

Some Of the papuan communities
are literally "vilIages beautiful" They
are cleanswept, with streets snnded
and planted with ornamental shrubs.
In the center are little plazas or pa
laver spots where conferences are
held, These are paved with ilat
stones beside which are erected stone
pillars TO serve as backtests.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02
W ant A gIs

FOR SALE New broad tire wagon.
IS bushel box BIZ reduction. L. E,
Alderman. Cheney Confer. pd
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02
Why Moaes w Abaent.

Note received by New York teach
er-"Kindly eXculpate my sOn Moses
from being one Aggregate day absent
For why his mother being sick he haa
to sojourn in the house perpetual, SO
kindly apolgy him for not coming once
day to school. l.'-Boston Evening Tran
script.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02
Tbe "--garIess Victorv.D

According to Putarch, the tearlass
victory was tie name given jy tie
spartans to the victory won by tEcIr
King, Archimadrs III, Ia 3j7 y. G.,
over the combined forces Of the Ar
caGIans, ana Areyes wlth0d, 'hs lo2s
of single mNn on tle Spartan side
It Is said that as many as TEN thnu-
sand Arcndians fell in the struggle,
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02
DIR. KALMEN c. sAPERo

The Well known Denver Specialist
on the Eye, Ear, nose and Throa,
viii again visit Holly one day, Fri.
day Nov. 10, at the Grand Hotel.
Consultation and examination 70,
glasses free. Call carly. 1920
The Holly chieftain., 1922-11-02
IN THE SOUTHWESTERN
DIVISION, AMERICAN
RED GROSS, THE LAST
YEAR

~ chapters carried on active public
service programs.
80 loans, aggrcgating $4,000, were
EWle to eX-service men.
Unpensation claims of 4T34i
.urmer soldiers were adjusted.
Many Of these men also lave been
HsSisted in other ways.
s Public Health Service hospitals
and IL Contract hospitals in the
Division are manned by Red
cross medical social service
workers
Nurses in the Southwestern Di-
81 ion
Have made 20l ,G27 visits to cases.
Have Inspected 3st,GS3 children.
iiavp conducted 4QS classes in Home
Hygiene ana Care OF the Sick.
First Aid and Life Saving is being
taught throughout the Division.
There are 43T,57G Junior Members
of The Red Cross in this Division.
$3.50 02GT9 has been expended In
disaster relief in the Southwest
rrn Division.
The Southwestern Division com
p.iscs the states of Missouri, Ar.
Kansas. Texas. Oklahoma. Kansas.
,GlGrado and New Mexico.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-04-20

S9/,zoS,3S more per month than the
government operation or ST, 167 no.
o52 more per annum.
Expressed in terms or word done or
units Of traffic handled, the cost per
1000 equated ton miles under govern
ment control was only 1914 as compar-
ed with Sll.54 under private control.
In other words the cost of private
operation since federal control has
been 81 per cent higher than under
the railroad administration.
The truth, then, is that Federal OPP
era0lon. of railroads cost the people
much less than private operation is
now costing.
It is equally true, as the records
fully substantate, that federal opera
ton was most efficient in every respect
than is private operation of railroads.
This being true, then it must be
equally true that railroad executives
and their propogandists are deliber-
ately, misleading Congress and the
people concerning the results of fed
eral operation.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-04-20
"Slnninn Cliffs"

At the confluence of the OrinOco and
the Rio Meta rivers of South America
are granite cliffs which sing al sun
rise. Humboldt refers to the pheno-
menon as the musical stones of the
Orinoco. The music is caused by the
rush of the expanding air through
assures partially closed by mica.
Many more examples might be cited
to show that nature makes use of the
principles which have been adopted
by man in the creation of musical
sounds. Nor are the musical sounds
of nature confined to rocks, noun
tains AMI hills, for in Hawaii is ii sand
bank so feet high, which, when the
hand is moved about in the loose sand,
produces sound like that of a nelo
dion. Il is said that if trs observer
slides down the bank eR his back,
dragging both hands in the sand the
sound becomes as loud as rail-: :.un-
der.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-04-20
) SCHOOL NEWS
MIDDLE GEORGIA ATHLETIC
ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED

Al the business session of the Assoc
lation, the middle Georgia Athletic
ASSOCIATION composed of all of the
schools in the 3rd Congressional dis
trlct was organized with the follow
ing officers:
EPresident-supt U. J. Bennett Of
Fitzgerald.
lst. Vice-Pres.-Prin. C. 7. Cheeves OF
Dawson. INV - u
Ind Vice-Pres,-Prin. Harvey Cults
of Ashburn.
3rd iVce-Pres.-Athletic Director -
Hultz of Americas.
Sec: & Treas.-Prin. A. M. Stephens
of Fitzgerald.
The purpose of the Middle Georgia
Athletic Association is to promote
clean and wholesome athletics which
are beneficial to all schools.
Fitzgerald had the largest number
OF visitors of any school. Vienna did
much more than she promised by Civ
ing all hospitable reception and
by entertaining all of the contestants
and a large number of other visitors.
Supt. ]. M. Harvey and Miss Kelley
principal of the Vienna High School
deserve great deal of credit for the
excellent entertainment furnished and
for the manner in which the meet was
conducted.
A splendid barbecue dinner was SER
we'd Saturday on the campus to a very
large crowd who enjoyed the relish
immensely.
Supt. U, ]. Bennett; Principal A. M.
Stephens; Misses Katherine Godbee,
and Ossie Mcintyre, and Mr.. w. o.
Jones were the members of the High
School faculty who accompanied the
pupils to Vienna. Miss 'Genevieve
Spier, Mrs. !. L. MeCarty, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. L. Cox, Mrs. Carl Fellars,
Col. ]. B. Norman and Mrs. A. H.
Ihurmond went up for a portion OF
the meet. Approximately fifty STU
dents attended
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-04-20
An Arms Cache in Crater.

A weapon stOrehouse in the immense
crater of extinct Haleakala, where the
natives of Maui many years ago made
their last stand against the all-con
quering king of Hawaii, has been dis
covered. according to Emil A. Berndt.
n business man &c Honolulu, says a
dispatch to the Cincinnati Times-Star
Mr.. Berndt says each of the three
white men with knowledge of the cave
stumbled across il when wandering
aimlessly about after losing their way
in the crater He reports that II con-
tains crude stone hatchets, immense.
quantities of slingshOt stones. spear
heads and other implements Of an.
cient warfare.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-04-20

If you suffer from billiousness, con-
stipatlon, headache. nervousness, sal
low complexion, loss of appetite. bad
taste in mouth, Tanlac and Tanlac
Vegetable Pills will certainly straight
Ell you out T. ]. Halle & Co. adv.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-04-20
OFF FOR COI11MR11s

Supt.. U. ]. Bennett left yesterday
for Columbus to attend the annual
meeting of the Georgia Educational
society. and was Followed today by
Prof. A. M. Stephens, Prof. w. c.
ZONES, Mrs. c. S. Brown and Misses
Thel1na Temple, Katherine Godbee,
a'id Ossie Mcintyre.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-04-20
L.O S T

LOST-A fawn colored English rain
coat Sunday March 4th between Abb
beville and Fitzgerald on Dixie High
way. Belted back with shaving brush
tooth brush, gloves and two boxes
of matches in pockets Reward. J. A.
Apperson, Jr., clio The Linen Store,
Atlanta, Ga. My11
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-04-20

Mrs. L. F. Martin, Mass Jewel Hall,
Miss Laurine Chaplc and Rev. Bruce
Nay and wife are in Athens this week
end, representing the Central Christian
Church Endeavor Society at the State
c. +. Convention.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-04-20

Get it today, Haile's "Flu" Knock
er, sure shot for Influenza, Colds and
Lagrippe. If.