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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14

SOMETHING entirely new.
Finest article OF tie American
market. You make from $500 tu
$1,000 Il day and E.Ntra E"iu
Address the RuthruCk Store.
Inc. Tyrone. Pa. !ch II -
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14

AN operating saw mill al
CoyIc, Ky. ANY one desiring goo,
oak lumber call W. !. Gooch.
ltw ; W p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14

WANTED to hear from owu"r
having farni pr lpiwpropd ,lglgl
for sale dim Black. ! IhprSs
a., Foil. \N;s,,,,.;u Il,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14

Print Showing Through
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14

FOR SALE-Sumc stacks
nice timothy hay Cha. Balolv'1
phone 225-X. 81 3 81 ~ +:
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14

No. 10 of Series Addressed To Sellers
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-14

FOR SALE - Registered Ei.
Type Poland China bred gill, ami
>uws, fall farruWcd boar, au.
gifts Hugh Million. K. -.
Richmond. Phone $50 ]. 2tU 2np
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Hutchinson,
Of West Hansberry street, have returned
from Pinehurst, where they spent sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. John H. Farley. Of COS West
Upsal street, IL spending some time at
Miami. Fla. :aIr ID.
Miss Elsie Duncan, of West johnson
street, entertained q number Of guests
at her home on Saturday evening In
honor Of Miss Elisabeth Gray. Of New
York, who Is spending few weeks In
this city. Among the guests were Miss
F. Smith, Miss 8. Freidberg. Miss g.
Swedenberg, Miss b. Kligman, Misc H.
Brander, Mr.. w. johnson, Mr.. M. Nuss.
Mr.. r. Haines, Mr.. p. Richards and
Mr.. A. Dietrich.
Mr.. and Mra ]. M. Huston, Of Wissa-
hickon and Lehman streets. have az
their guest for some time Mrs. Stoddard
Johnston, Of Louisville. Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bucher. Of Lou
den street, are receiving congratulations
upon the birth OF son, Henry William
Bucher.
A bridge party was given by Miss
Lucy Marie Penrose. Of the Wissahickon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. Charles Hodges. Of North Seven
.teenth street. has returned from Atlantic
City, where she spent some time with
her daughter. Mrs. Alfred Kunker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney NJ. Stern. Of 1918
Poplar street. recently had as their
guests for q few days Mr.. and Mrs
Simon Osserman, Of New York.
Mrs. Walter whetstone. Of 1880 North
Broad street, will entertain at luncheon
and bridge party at her homo on Sat
urday. April 8. In honor Of Miss Dorothy
ert Waddington will take place on
Wednesday. April 10. Among the guests
will be Mrs. Walter Valentine. Mrs. Will
liam Mecutheon, Mrs. George Gelkler
Mrs: Charles L Fulmer. Mrs. Paul Lam
stine, Mrs. Edward Graham, Miss Laura
Lind, Miss May Waddington, Miss Alice
Richards. Miss Sarah Evans. Miss Bea-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
MINISTER RAPs BRYAN
Foe Of oarwInIsm 10 Called "Lone
Pathetic FInure'' ..

Criticism Of William Jennings Bry.
ans antagonistic attitude toward Oar.
wins theory Of evolution was expressed
BY the Rev. DR.. Irving Chenoweth in
sermon yesterday at the First Chris.
tian Church.
DR.. Chenoweth said Christ taught
that men should advance in knowledge,
and quoted this from the Bible: Eye
shall know the truth, and the truth
shall make you Free"
After telling Of the persecution in
darker ages OF men who sought the
truth, DR.. Chenoweth said:
'Today we are shocked by the spec
tacle Of William Jennings Bryan going
over the country with a display Of his
ignorance on both the scientific and the
religious thought that he condemns. He
is attacking religion as well as science.
''As all other obstructionists have
failed, so Mr. Bryan can only fail.
And the irresistible march of progress
moves on, leaving him a lone, forlorn
and pathetic figure, vainly gesticulatins
against the inevitable"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

~. and Mrs. Joseph Henry Reilly. Of
ihis city. will entertain at dinner on
Friday evening next at the Plasa Hotel.
YSsf %aSu4sa IN hoRGs Kau Of Rsg tair sna H.
Asxander Brooks Paine. whose marriage
i;ie O'clock kat at the Piasa, in the pres.
s:ncs :ncs Of the immediate families and e fey
o their wedding trip. ana. upon their
return IN the autumn. they will live at
t0ch Haven, Pa. whore Mr.. Paine Will
10 In businesA
=, M; H,!c Elisha Lee. Jr+ and her T,Ss Ssugh.
cyst street, will leave the latter part
s wsk Nsw tSs thE 4erE fa1 %SeI. tn ey Sle
pece to remain about week. Miss Lee,
lsgs. has returned for tho Easter vaca.
tion. and will be a debutante Of next
season.
Miss Annis Leo Tlnis. daughter Of
~: and Mrs. Joseph Price Cunis. OF
dns y Mss Mhss'sXH sHpI.y: school, SsS hs.
cation. Miss Tunis win be q debutante
pr. and Mrs. Stricken Coles. of 31os
walnut street, will give q small oance
On Saturday evening next in honor no OF
!neir daughter. Miss Betty Coles The
suests Will be from the school set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Dillenbeclx. Of 200
relham road. Germantown have issued
invitations for the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Gsneyieve Eleanor Dill
!enbeck. and Mr.. Robert Swain Perry
~, on Saturday, April 20, at O'Clock,
at the home Of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Gibson. of Ivy
Walls, Merton. announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Miss Juliette Eleanore
Unison. to Mr.. Theodore M: Casey. so.
Nerlon. Mr.. Casey is at present with
Japan.
Mrs. Joseph Benton Mccall and her
laughter, Miss Lenore Adah Mccall,
\ VINO have been spending several weeks In
florida and South Carolina, will return
70 Their home. Sycamore road, Merton,
& @ tsis evening. The wedding Of Miss Nc
y SslI IA; and Mr., Norman Hillard MaoLeish.
1y, Will be an event Of the early sum-
Miss Muriel Bishop, daughter of Mr..
lanes c. Bishop. of Minlor, Torresdale.
C wno has been spending several weeks In
TTnnniSSrnia, will return to her home ""
suesday evening next. The engage
Rent Of Miss Bishop and Mr.. Benjamin
mGsn, Jr,, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benja-
suin Rush. OF 2l08 Pine street, has re-
Gently been announced.
MT, William n. Heyl, son OF Mrs.
nsxander T. Slade, Of Wynnewood, who
wSo Ss peen peer studying music in Paris and
s wnS mas been visiting his mother here,
wy sa'i today to return to Paris.
I HsHrns. Harry Thayer. Of Merry Corners,
saverlord s Is In New York for q visit
~ staying at the Hotel Lorraine.
i 1iss % Martha Dodgson Baker. dsugn,er
Xs.nSrss mrs IL Louis g. Baker. Jr., Of St.
I'M nyS ssvsd road Bala, who has been spend.
\ w. ssy.eral weeks visiting her sister.
M Ethan Allen Shepisy. OF 81. Louis..
isS; ~; anS q now With. the guest Of her brother in
iIsl.v" "u sister Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
~ ssturn to her home on April is.
~ srg,asement , Of Miss Baker and Mr..
NJ SnnoSn,yyodss 1,yds Grisgs Of st. Paul. has
~ and Ar' Raadal Morgan. q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27

Apartments. Germantown. in honor. Of
Mexico. The guests included Miss Har-
riet Renshaw, Miss Elisabeth Hope Rich.
ardson, Miss Isabel Jacobs. Miss Ethel
Kaplsn: Miss Dorothy Harris, Mis:
Kneesisr. Mis Marie Irene areen6sid.
Miss Marie Martin. Miss Helen Elsie
Belser and Mr.. Edward McGrahan.
Mrs. Walter Frey, Of McCallum and
Duval streetA will entertain the mem-
bers Of ter card club on Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs Thomas Kenworthy, Of 423 West
Hortter street, who has been travelling
in Europe for several weeks. expects to
return home before the end Of the
month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
CHAPTER !
A Can 70 AAventure

CHAPTER
A Can 70 AAvsnture
nARK night had Asd before the rising
- Sun. 80 had the mists Of Dawn.
The day had come bright and clear.
The Sun peeked into the windows at
Tact and Janet. He saw them slum-
berink. The Sun didn't like that. He
wanted folks awake and happy while he
was, shining. He sent one Of bis beams
dancing on Jacks eyes. He sent an.
other beam dancing on Janets eyes.
JACKIE eyes popped open. 30 did
1T Il very early" thought Jack:
''The roosters are .still growing and
they crow long before the morning
whistles blow. IN take another little
anooxe.v
Janet, in the bungalow next door,
thought the very same thought. And
like Jack, she snuggled down for few
more winks.
Jack had scarcely closed his eyes
when musical bussing brought them
open in q hurry. A humming bird had
darted In the window. and hung
poised over his head. As he sat up the
humming bird flashed out Of the window
and across the yard to Janet's room.
Janet's eyes wfnked open.
"Why; good morning, Prince Fit.
ter Flash ~ cried Janet. She knew at
once the humming bird was their fairy
friend.
Prince Filter. Flash danced of to-
ward the woods as IL to lead them
there.
follow him." cried Jack to Janet.
'Let's dress and hurry after him."
So they did. Prince Filter Flash
ping above q bunch of flowers. Jack
and Janet looked down and there among
the flowers were the magic fairy caps
/ The children, with cry Of Joy, donned
the caps and instantly were turned into
tiny, airy sprites with wings.
Good morning" said Prince Fit.
ter. Flash, who no longer looked like
q humming bird, but was instead a
handsome fairy with gauzy wings. II
couldn't talk to you until you donned
the magic fairy caps. Now ! bid you
hasten to the Fairy court with me, for
my father, King Hummer, wishes to
take you on a very exciting adven-
This was good news to Jack and
Janet, and they eagerly followed Prince
Filter. Flash. He arose on his wings,
darted over n high, thick wall of shrub
berry and alighted in the Fairy court.
There sat King Hummer on his violet
throne. Around him were dozens OF
fairies. Crowding the lawn were scores
of the Queer People Of the forest
oddly shaped and oddly dressed little
men and women.
"The top Of the morning to you ~
cried King Hummer, when he saw
Jack and Janet. ~ have an adventure
for you-an exciting adventure! Giant
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27

wyndmpor, East swiiiow Grove avenue,
Chestnut HIN. WHO have been ependinG
several weeks ct Palm Beach. Fla, re-
turned TO their homo on Saturday. Mrs.
4 Mo5Ssn Hs lsss Yoly y'sssFday Tor . snort visit
Mrs Charles Howard Coikst, Of aoos
Dc LAncey street. who has been spending
s.r fi~ home Ssss 81 s.sSrSsy Msx i0rk returned to
M. ana Mrs. George W. B. Roberts
and Aheir daughter, Miss Edith IA Rob-
srts. Of. 1905 Do LAnoey street, win
Hill Hill early in June. 1'
Mr.. Thcmae Evans. Of this city. 10 in
New York at the Ritz s-Carfton for q
Miss Frances Hayes Hammond and
her sister. Miss Perry Hammond. 81
dsy for New York. Ssrs they " viii 4 ioH:i visis
nsri. r Al the Hotsii siitmors. a. 0''
street . spending 1 few days AZ the the
Rits-Carlton In New York. :,
Mr.. and 16rs. Nathanis, Know,.s and
their daughter. Miss Annie Te' Su Pon' S1
Knowles, Of S106 Seminole avenue,
Chestnut Hill, viii sail the latter part of
June for . trip abroad, when they Sxpect
TO spend several months touring the
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Y. rilbert. Of
susquehanna avenue and Pine road, Foo
Chase, who have been spending the
Miami, Fla. win return to their home %sns
early In April.
Mrs. William r. Morton K~at. NJ 1878
Rittenhouse street. will entertain the
members Of the Plastic Club on Wednes-
DAY afternoon, March 20, from 4 to 6 Ia
view her Chinese studio and Japanese
room.
A reception and dance will be siyen
Dy the Argyle Club at the New Gem
tury Drawing Rooms, Twelfth and Chest.
haIS anr,, streets. saets on Saturday evening.
p.vos Tns Ha,:s dance sim, n co2nss.,Gn @ with
day. May 20. ct the Green Hill Fsrms
Hotel. Mrs. Alexander Yarnail n In
charge Of the affair. AZ
a wedding Of interest will be that al
Misc Eleanor Harris Boggs. dsushtsr
of MI. and Mrs. David q. Bor~c al
~ ~ Helham TOAD. Germantown. and Mr..
ana NJ. cherssy g. ", sen q MI
city. which will take place In the Sec.
ond Presbyterian Church, Gormantown.
O'CLOCK. on Wednesday evening,
The Treble Clef Will give a bridge and
900 party at the City Club, Broad and
Pine streets. at 2:30 o'clock, on Thurs.
day afternoon. April 8, for the benefit
OF the endowment fund.
A stated meeting Of the Stephen De.
catur Chapter, United States Dau9h.
ters Of 1872, will be held at the PLASTIC
Club at BAT South Camac street, on
Thursday. April 8. At 2:30 p. NJ. There
will be an election Of officers. It is also
the birthday anniversary Of the chapter
Mr.. Eugene Carter b. Simonin, OF
l?2 springfield avenue, Chestnut Hill
who has been the guest Of her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
whitney Howe. Of Pittsburgh, for two
weeks. has returned to her home.
The Board Of Trustees and the ON.
GERS Of the alumnae Of the Agnes Irwin
School will give q tea on Thursday aft.
ernoon next, from until 8 o'clock. al
the schoolhouse. 2o11 De Lancey place
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27

Cross Patch Il. on rampage with his
gun. We mubt tame him, and that
quickly, for there is no telling how
many Of our forest folks he may slay
In his mad rage" !.
A giant on q rampage! Jack and
Janet thrilled with the news.
Sharply Q warning cry rang out. Po-
liceman Blue Jay darted across the
glade.
Away Awayl Away!" screamed
Patch 10 lose in the woods! Away
Away!"
At that moment roar like a. thun.
der .clap burst upon their ears. Boom.
om-om 1t'was the giants gun.
Tomorrow will be told how Jacl
and Janet hide from Giant Cross Rtch
but pick . very bad hiding place.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
NoRRIsroWN

Mr.. and Mrs WINS c. Walker an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Miss Ellen Lee Walker, 20 Mr..
Bayard 8. Amelia, Of Philadelphia.
The senior class of the Norristown
gymnasium on Friday evening. There
were about n hundred guests at the
a6Sir, including representatives Of the
school faculty. Mr.. Clarence Allabougtl
was chairman Of the committee which
had charge Of the arrangements.
Miss Mary Virginia Mahon, Of At.
lantic City, IL the guest Of Miss Jean
Regar and Miss Charlotte Regar, OF
il0O De Kalb street.
Miss Leah Snyder has arrived from
Europe and will spend some time with
her aunt, Mrs. e. CARRIER. Of 319 West
Torrance street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
ALONG rHe RgAp,Mo

The regular monthly meeting Of the
junior department OF the Oak Lane Re-
evening in the Oak Lane Lane Library. Nrs.
Oscar Bismarck KiesSewettef. Of Noble,
q chairman. Mrs. Arthur w. Hood was
chairman of the Juniors until the early
winter. when she sailed for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. william M. weaver. Of
Jenkintown, have been spending some
time at Pinehurst, N. c.
Miss Mary Basss. Of Old York road,
Abineton, has been entertaining Miss
II. -. Adams, Of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. walter q. Thomas and
willow Grove, have returned from Vent.
nor, N. j.. where they spent week at
the formers cottage.
Z Mr. Robert W. Hailoweil and family,
Of Amber, are occupying their new homo
on Walnut street. Amber.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
DREAMLAND I.
ADVENTURES
Giant Cross-Fsteh
~ AsrMUR ~. STAGE

TAU ,eeeb Jsct end Jeset evs
token on On sSvSStsvs ~ she King
of the F0iries-eN sdvenewfe ~
Sohick they help 10 tame fcroe os6
QidNt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward McCusker, of
1882 South Twenty-eighth street, enter
tanned informally at q birthday party
in honor Of their sister. Miss Catherine
McCusker. The guests included Miss
Mary McCrossen, Miss Mary Breslxin, Mr..
David Ramsey, Mr.. Joseph McCusker
and Mr.. Joseph Gallagher. :,
Miss Bernardine Gallagher. Of 1910
Ritner street, entertained Miss Beatrice
Kelly at dinner on Friday evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
Photo by Phillips r Phillips

trice Buchanan. Miss Gladys Dawson
and Miss Emma Battersby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin X. Levin, of
$500 Montgomery avenue, are being CON-
graduated on the birth of twins, Jane
Levin and Doris Levin. on March e.
Miss Dorothy Warner. Of 1924 North
Sixteenth street, Tioga, who has been
attending Hurd College, 10 now spending
q few days at home. She has as her
guest Miss Helen Bolton, Of York, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
DR.. NJ. WARLoW HURT
Woman Physician Receives Broken
Ankle Rushing for Train

Catching her heel on the curb while
hurrying to catch train in Atlantic
City for this city last night, DR.. Mar
garet Warlow, 1881 Chestnut street,
q member of the staff of the Woman g
Hospital, fell and received a broken
ankle.
Men on duty at firehouse carried
her into the station. There DR.. War
low examined her ankle and directed
Captain Frank Wilson in bandaging it.
DR.. John T. Beckwith, police surgeon,
who was summoned, set the broken
bones and again bandaged the injured
member. The fremen then carried the
courageous physician to the railroad
station and put her on a Philadelphia :
bound train.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
WEST PHILADELPHIA

Forty sixth and Spruce streets. who have
beer. spending short time at the shell
burne- Hotel. Atlantic City, have re-
turned to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant G. Hambleton.. of
1921 Warrington avenue, are receiving
congratulations upon the birth OF q son
ON M&rch -.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Blats. Of Over
brook avenue, Overbrook, have left for
. visit to Atlantic City. where they will
spend part OF the Lenten season at the
Hotel Traymore.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
EjIlS COS SZP Alb OUT PEOPLE
Hmcy lynne Talks Of Engagements Announced Last
Week She Sees an Unusual Top Coat.
Furious Matters Of Interest

/ - CERTAINLY had enough On.
n IN s.ssments TO talk about last week.
IN. ~ s,srv otit. o.. town girls or men
eno - ~ - adelphianei hear that
s!Ir Csrmichael, who 10 engaged. to
!. zss,s. Hover. ID 4 most attractive gifI.
y ~ sornss from Richmond, you know,
~ ~ ~ That attractive Southern way OF
~ e1nysiI. ~. And could you hnd Q more
/ 3Stocsratic rtos name in Virginia than Car
!; ! misnsssor as,r Rover Il Z captain IN the Ma.
.aoa ,rhorn he Joined during the war,
~. Iucw. and he vas % enthusiastic
ys,t ~ the life he decided to remain In
~ :.rviSe, HE, brother HAIRY, who
W. r.arfied In August, 70 the business
i Tss W., ~ ~ The family. The Harry Aowers
~ Seen living IN town for = whiIe this
4 ! .ssssr AZ the Llongacr6. Mrs. Bower
~ sr snartment there. but lives most
"a ,he time In Torfesdale with her
!, ,scu,se daughter, Faith.
y'IIr I,n,or Bower 10, George R. Bower,
/ .vsS Sor his father, who died several
ss.,s sso: but ! suppose he WILL be
!, IA Tjuuior'' always By those who
Ss.s Known HIM q long time, even
.sdsn,,sh he has dropped It from his name
s;s~s Ria fathers death. He y at pre4.
.t stationed at Atlanta, Ga. The
\ S:ddins. I hear, 10 to take place In
\ Sichmond the latter part OF June. ~
lxsyHrN I saw Frances Hammond
I ;Vv .r,r,ins a diamond ring on her
IN n...s - the opera the other night "a
EqSnrd ring that I had not seen her
~. hoforeI. Immediately suspicioned
~. there would soon be bit OF news
~. matrimoniar way, for that was an
~. .sment0 ring and no mistake: And
! ssn,ssssd risht. did not, for her en-.
= ssment to Robert C.. Ligget, or BOD
fisset,. as he is called, was announced
e o. r,ances T Is the daughter Of DR.. and
xs.s Ievi 7. Hammond, OF 1ZX spruce
s..s.t She is a graduate OF Miss Ir.
;s;s and won the four years echoiar.
n;n a. the School Of Design tor women.
ShSS "a an enthusiastic horsew0man.
"a "a h.. taken up esthetic dancing, ana
"a anne very good, work - 9 dancer
= ne marriage Tax" In January.
~ Won remember, she and Uytendaie
Z 6ssrd were the two French girls with
"a hows and trimmings on their dresses
~ N : contrast to the other French peas
~ - tho Dlav
aats IN 'ne p'"''
- h.. abundant
4 ORANGES 10 oafA sno "as S 80.
sss- peh Ijvoet is q first cousin Of the
/ Robert W.. ngget , w" -. VsiI Mach
Ritter, R.sies, stsies u Ritter who came out
and ON OF na'hase hasers Erances Hammond.
s9e year .Jnote ge,o ~ The u. Of r., class
He sIa y srauSf sonS ~ The University Law
iSiS, a.u ~ 1eiK.
cncVl, c rnaSrot,no from law school he
At1es ts;n sd .ronnd The world and dur
1aoe u,p . no. . iisntenant in the
~ .p1 .t,I,srv WTr and later a Judge ad.
uosss at'i AZ psr;. He ia now associated
es'e a. I.r, Arm IN the CITY. The wed.
MlM M III, ,sw t.Ln ,,,.c. next fan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
MooREsrowN

The marriage Of Miss Alice Pancoast
and Mr.. Walter Roberts took place on
Wednesday last in the Baptist Church.
The Rev. Mr.. ellsworth performed the
ceremony. A reception followed at the
home Of the bride. on Riverton road.
Mrs Edwin Sumner has returned from
z visit with her parents in Springfield,
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06
CAR LOAD OF TOMATOES
SENT FROM GEORGIA

ATLANTA, Ga, July 6-The first
carload of Georgia tomatoes ever ship
ped have gone forward, according to
lireports from Valdosta to the A. B.
& A. railroad officials here.
The car is said to have netted the
owners more than $1,000. 1t is point
ed out that if this price is maintained
all through the tomato season, Georgia
would get rich growing tomatoes. AS
it is, there is said to be good money
in tomatoes, where there is easy acess
to cannery or good market, or both
in order thae the surplus crop may be
handled to advantage.
The fact that the first car Melted
more than $1,000 seems to foreshadow
about $500 or $500 during the season.
This it is claimed, would make toma-
toes profitable crop. When tomatoes
vines are properly worked ad kept in
good condition, and there is a suffi-
cheney of rain, they will continue bear
ing until frost.
Heinz the pickle man, it is stated
has his tomatoes grown by contract
and he has more than 10000 acres
growing for hom near Pittsburg, Pa
The contract price last year was Csc
per bushel, and where the tomatoes
are grown intensively, it is said that
tie profit averages $500 an acre.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-07-06
Announcements
FOR JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT

To the Voters of the Cordele judicial
Circuit,
| announce as a candidate for the
Judgeship of the Superior Court in the
approaching primary. 1t is known
that while judge 1, in the term Of my
oath, administered justice without re-
spect to person, and did equal rights
to the poor and the rich. That l
protected peaceful citizens from the
habitual criminal and showed leniency
to the young and unfortunate, without
breaking the heart of faithful wives
and loving mothers. To this record
if Judge again, l will add one more
thing-1 will reduce the present ex-
penses of Court and thereby materially
lower taxes. Present hard times and
high taxes have cut off many from the
voters list. While for this reason they
cannot vote, yet, l especially ask
their influence for return to real old
fashioned fairness and economy.
Yours sincerely,
tt. D. A. R. CRUM.