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New Britain herald., 1923-04-07
LIVE STOCK
Cattle and Swine

pIGs-slx months old Duroe Reds; also three choice young cows, nearly spring CTS; one extra good family COW. Tel. 2bl-as. N. W. Baldwin, kensington. Conn.,
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12

n OF something new when IT.,
'ner 1t be in clothing, scenery
ei.ai'linent, is manly resnone;hIo
the introduction of new stena =
ne Jazz curriculum. ~
.sSIngers returning from the Orient
end Hawaii On the stean, ,b;ns ~ .l '
acme Mail Lines are leaders IN ~.
connection. Witnessing the 900 ~, :,
'tepS of The Chinese tea bousa
the eeisha girls of Japan, tha I h,,,s.
'o''cerS OF Honolulu, the younger ,nn~
~ Sc" possibilities for astonsb:,a
'n~r 'rien%'S At home with ro,,
! Sl9ns of tn: fox trot, and onc,. h:.,.
0Doard ship, set to work with tha
assistance OF the liners orcbeStr. ) -.
"uapt the steps to ragtime
a party of school girls and correoe,
men who recently toured the Or; -.
on the Palific Mail liner pres;d.,,.
Cleveland kept the orchestra ahoo a
working overtime while thew dev. lon
ca new dance embodying movcncpts
'hey mad witnessed in various c'ti.s
they had visited The finished d NJ,
as yet unnamed, promised to startle
even the most blase of the yoyngar
dancing set.
though everyone, naturally doosY't
take to dancing Of the jazz vari ".
The dance however is one of the most
popular forms of diversion on shn
BOARD, and those older passengers who
md no delight in the newer fox trot
and kindred dances do take consid-
cradle pleasure in floating thru the
measures OF waltz, especially in the
summer wien seductive moon and
;alm sea, together with the soft ca
dences of well trained orchestra,
ure them to the promenade deck
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12
MEMORIAL
PLAN ENDORSED BY
THOMSON CITIZENS

THOMSON, Ga, July 9 The
Thomson Chamber of Commerce and
city officials met Friday night at the
city hall to discuss the Thomas E.
Watson memorial plans recently put
before the state senate: Plans for
such permanent memorial have been
part of the program of the Thomson
Chamber of Commerce for some time,
and especially since the death of Mrs.
Watson has the matter become of
larger Importance since the DISPOSE
ton of the estate would eliminate
possibility of carrying out any move
in the form of memorial library
]. Glen Stovall, state senator, Sc
cured recognition of the plan by the
senate early in the week and was
appointed chairman of a committee
to formulate official indorsenl mt by
the state Legislative body of some per
manent memorial such as the one
contemplated by the people of Thorn
son.
Several meetings of the last COM
mittee resulted i'll a tentative outline
contemplating public subscriptions to
fund for the purpose of buying the
library and Hickory Hill of the late
Senator Watson, to be used as a
public library and park if the city
OF Thomson would guarantee its main
tenance.
The meeting on Friday night of the
Chamber of Commerce was attended
by representative of every business
house and the city officials who heart
| lily endorsed the plan as outlined bv
the senate committee A committee
from the Chamber of Commerce head
ed by G. White Jordan and inlluding
i w c. McCommons, Mayor J. H.
! Burnside and, P. A. Bowden. will go
to Atlanta to meet with the senate
committee
Thomson, the home OF Senator Wat
son. and his residence and grounds,
known as Hickory Hill, make a very
fitting location for a permanent me-
mortal and especially with his pr
less library as nucleus, should
one Of the best equipped hbr :,
the state.
The house can be ma
public library with yer lie ;,,to
ton Ind the grounds Feel -,
PARK anu pray sro' be made I'M
pense other thar ,ndS with
ment. w1avccro,,nd A..
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12

William Eilery, one of the Rhode
Island slgners of the Declaration of
independence lived to be 81 wears
old the greatest age attained by any
ofVthe signers, with the single ex-
ception of CharEeS Carroll OF Maryland
who was 95 at the time Of his death.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12

IA woman sued her husband for d.
worce because she has forced her to
move 63 times in II years And sonse
women complain til OF married life iR
mOnOtonnuS
The yearly mu+tal ity a1nurg l,hysi-
cfarS in England is higher that thai
among the members of any @dh CT Of
the SO called lesrne d protes4io us.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-At a bargain, ONE 14OO
lb. Cary Safe. One McCray Rafriger-
ator, 800 lb. ice capacity; One 10 gal
lon Beeman Automatic OH Tank;
One Floor Scale. Address BOX 254
ABbevlile, ga, 1tpd
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12

FOR SALE-White Bermuda Onion
plants and all varieties of cabbage
plants one dollar per thousand. Lots
of ten thousand 75c per thousand. -
Kendall Plant Co., Valdosta, Ga. If
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12

lii Serbia it is the custom to build
the partition walls OF houses quite
thick, and set stoves in ;the walls half
way through, so thai they do adss1y ia
warming both rooms
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12
MONDAY, July IN 1922

Docket No. 3
@o4Ih.9. Wallace VS. Jas. c. DAVIS
director Gen Railroads.
., Docket No. a
4l-C.N Graham Us WRIGHT Ton,In
42-Prltchett VS. Pritchett.
44EW. l., Starring VS. {. Fl. Addison
4o-f fitzgerald Overland Co., VS. FL
Bigham.
49--Scott Banking Co., VS. Ccnso1ida1-
ed Gro. Co.
5l--f1ull & Cowan Co., VS. A B c
Dorminy
q. H Dorminy VS. A. Bag1ev clint
25-A M. Shepard vs. Mrs. ] A Busscl
r>74EDeen VS. Deem.
Do First National Bank of Fitz VS.
B. {. Green, et al.
9S-t lorida Natl Bank VS. H. A. Burk-
hart.
60-Randolph Paint Co., VS. JIG. Boney
601A-Efall VS. Hall
o2-FirSt Natl Bank of Della y.
Mrs. Julia Russell, ct al.
o5-Savannah Guano Co. VS. Mrs. 4
Justice.
64-First Natl Bank Fitz. VS. Earl &
w. M. Hodge
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12

fchinese Nu;1rd ank Serret.
India ink rs ma lde from burnt cam.
i@hor. The Chine, Sc hold the secret OF
1.-THE process. and = viii not reveal it.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12

LOGS WANTED-Wanted, Short
Logs for veneer work, sweet gum and
Poplar 80 to 90 inches long can be
handled on ordinary truck OF farm VIZ
goms. For specifications land prices
apply to Union Cotton Oh Co., Fitz-
gerald, Ga. If
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12

In DENIM -
stition tn; 4e& it is a popular super
toothac' 1t 1t one is suffering from
can lie or ague, another person
cid ~oaTm 1t away by gathering an
b e twig and burying it But the
'rrai place must be kept secret from
the sufferer.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12

BOARDERS WANTED--aice com
Portable rooms. Good Meals. Mrs. T.
S. Allen, 602 w. Central, 1t
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12
Calendar Ben Hill Superior Court
July Adjourned Term, 1923

867H-J L. Morrison VS. H.. A. Burk-
hart
S68-Sydney Clare VS. Dan Taylor.
S72-Bank OF Adrain VS. d. F. Young
ct al
S77-Will S. Halle VS.. London Ian
cashire Fire ms. Co.
SOL J.. Morrison VS.. H. A. Burk-
hart, Norwich Union Fire Insur
ancc Company.
S8l-Isler Grocery & Produce Co.,
VS.. H. L. Mannon.
8S2-Leola Meadows VS. Reason Whit
ley, ct al.
Ssh Feinberg, VS.. J. D. Smith.
8S4-H. Feinberg VS. A.V. Dulmadge
S86-J w. Ring as next friend to Will
lie Ring VS.. w. D. Dorminy.
889-H. K. Sigh VS.. Nora RADON.
S90-International Harvester Co., VS.
Mrs, John w. Anderson. clint.
THURSDAY. JULY 26, 1923
Docket No. 3
892-Wiley Williams VS. Mrs. ]. D.
Thornton, eft al
VT Slldo. 1'Ol llldl Vs. odHluSI J. Nav
Inns.
895-Hobgood VS.. Hobgood.
S9S-Mrs. w. c. Patterson VS.. R. L.
Tucker, ct al.
9l0-BroWn VS. Brown.
9l6-D. M. Wood VS. Lon Dickey
Lumber Company.
9l9-JH. Taylor VS. w. H. Fountain.
922-Exchange National Bank VS. J.
M. Scott ct al.
925H-J. P. Henderson VS. Amos
Smith ct al.
926-J. c. Bush VS. T. M. Walden.
928-Mrs. Vera l. Wilcox VS. Calvert
Mtg. Co.
930%-Saunders VS. Saunders.
95l-Chapman Smith Co., VS.. H. L
Mannon.
933-E. L. Dorminy Motor Co., VS. S
J. Rawlins.
934-Leonard Bros Motor Co., W
G. S. Wilcox.
| 935-Joseph G. Blount VS.. Jas Bed
good, ct al.
936-Home Furniture Co., VS. B. B
Bryson.
937-Cook VS. Cook.
93S-Mrs. Mollie Harnsh VS. Mrs
Huldah NJ Martin.
939-First National Bank VS. B
Gaskins, ct al.
42I-Lowry VS. Lowry.
944-Mrs. A. C. Sigh VS. I. r. West
Fraklin Fire ms Co., garnishct
947-J. L. Morrison ct al VS. V M
Dickson.
G4S-Consolidated Gro Co., VS. H. L
Mannon
94SH-Ben Hill Co, VS.. F. M. Laml
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12

You can't expt .ct foreigners to under
Fstand language thar says a man is
down and ouE hen he Us hard up and
all in.-San FraI icisco Chronicle.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12

GAM EpANCJcc0 I1 - WIZ, scare
public dancing first came into vogue WHY
about ten years ago, with the turkey
trot', dancing III stcrs and other de
voices OF terpsichorc declared that tn
craze was but a passing fancy
that a few months would again ~
dancing conf ned to private/fu -.
How greatly they were INST
world as whole knows. 81
is unquestionably the
universal pastime, w"
in New Yok, New 'o''
or San Francisco
bei' Stepped all
80. introduced into the
leading nations by tllt
army of American tour :
"Ja7
r. "0' %"
Z" are legion, and always on the
okort for new figures TO er'b1ly il,
thei- dances, with the result that on>
= who yesterday may have hcen con
ICE sdcred the best stopper in his or
lake her community, today may have no
n standing as a dancer at all, having
failed to keep up with the overnight
a changes suddenly introduced Newl
eva dance steps are coming from tn: ,
% Orient, being brought here BY tourists
ex- On the Pacific Mail Lines. /
'~ Though the m jority OF the dances
OF the moGern school, the Chicago, :
,cr 'Balconahes' and 'Toddle, are
.om American creations, either gotten up
son by professional dancers or expert anna
an tours, the inspiration for the steps on
fine winch they are based, the rhythm of !
,on, the music to which they are danced,
are III the main of foreign origin
lie American tourist ,lwavs in
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12

TOMATO PLANfs-Toa,fato plants
fcl sale. INC per dozen; cheaper in
large quantities. J. E. A1ligood. Nc
kinley Ave. PHONE 1853. If
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12

Street Taxes are now due and Ipssa-
BILE at 'the City Clerks office at sshe
City Hall or'to any policeman. !.
, C. F. DIXON, Chief of Police.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12
TORRENT

FOR RENT-Hoase with all faodern'
conYeniences at 503 w. Pine For;
particulars Phone Zoo or see nj. ,Gott-
lieb. If
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12
FRIDAY, JULY 9th, 1923
Docket No 4

2-Rochelle Motor Co, VS. J. +. Leg
gett.
5-Efuldah M. Martin VS. Otto liarnish
LAWN. Hutson VS. B. G;s skins
l5-The Graves Laughlin Co, VS. l.
J. Boggs.
20-Mrs NJ, A. Majors VS. AM. Cribbs
22-Arbuckle Bros. VS.. Consolidated
Grocery Co.
2S-Brunswick Balk Colender Co., VS.
Earl Hodge.
29-McAlister Hardware Co., VS. b,
Gaskins.
| 3d. A. Justice VS. GOODYEAR Tire
32-Arhuckle Bros VS. ISler Gro :
Produce Co., ct ii. d.
34--Exchange National Bank 49,.
Leggett, ct al, 4,
| 35-Emanuel VS. Emanuel.
ST NJ. Walden vs. J il Ro,ro
ct al -. '"" =
3&-Powers VS. Powers
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12

FOR SALE-Tomato Plants l0c per
hundred. Phone 2lS-J. If
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12
TUESDAY JULY 81, 1923
Docket No z

| l97-MrS. Chas Mvrick VS. Fir. As
, sociation Of Philadelphia.
Docket No. a
65-Beanc Bros. Inc. VS. HH lanes
Gap. HUMPHREYS Us IL. Boggs
W L. Dorminy Motor Co. VS. O.
S. Pettis, e. al.
73-First National Bank VS.. Automo
tive Sales Co.
/o--D. Z. Griffin vs. M F. F. VII
';a-e's, ct al.
D-UniteG States Fidelity & Guaranty
=. Co.. VS. H. A. Burkhart.
95-A.M. Shcpar VS. AN Britt
94-Cora Baton VS. s. G.. PRYOR Sr
9o-Switt & Co., VS. Mrs. Martha PLAY
V-Exchange Natl Bank VS. Auto
motlvS Sales Co.
l0O-Maregrite Fitzpatrick vs. / A.
Justice.
lOl-Peoples Bank of OsierfieId VS. A
L. Tucker ct al. 70 ~
!02-Tripp VS. Tripp
Natl Bank VS. o. s.
Pettis
i04-A. Young VS. James Bugg.
Natl Bank VS. A. 7.
Brown. 80
lO5E-Exchange Natl Bank vs. B.
c. Green.
,06-C. c. Stap1Uon VS. Earl Hodge
Io/-First Natl Bank VS. H. Milton
ct al.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 1. 1928
oo , Docket No. a
Williams Mule Co., VS. c.
W;i1;n,, Patent Cup Co, VS. Wiley
lo-1Mrs. Lucy c. Bruce VS. r p
kcefer ct al.
= A. Parrot vs. John D. Gibbs
l4,Calvert Mtg. Co, VS. Mrs. Willie ,
Mae Brown. '''N
l5-Aetn1 ms. Co.. vs. AT Sword
l6-Atlantic Life ms. Co., vs. VIM \
Hodge. ~ /
City Bank and Trust Co.
VS. Nose Mccall. B
9-Mrs. S. ]. Hunter VS. T. M. VII. y
banks, ct al. B
20-B.L. Aldrich VS. CT. Prescott y
Alexandria VS. Willie Har z
:2-H. 3. & c. S. Is1er VS. J. M. Dix 2
on, eft al. =
'2H-Fitz. Storage Battery Co.. VS. z
J. 7. Braswell. =
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12

WANTED

PEAS WANTED-O bushel of dry
black Crowder Peas at once, w. L.
WATSON, Route 5. jay
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12
ILOST

LOST-Key No. 12o, with Key ring.
and chain attached. Finder please
1e9ve at Leader Office. If
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12
TUESDAY JULY "a, 1923
Docket No. 3

-a&2--Saunders Bros VS. A. B. A.
Docket No. 2
@El--Standard Motor Finance Inc. VS.
M, A. Mc1&urdy ct al.
''SIp-Stafford Publishing Co, vs. A.
b. & A Railway.
i6hR-Internat1Dnal Agricultural Corp.
VS.. I. NJ Wilbanks, ct al.
62f-Roush & Adams VS. H. K. Sigh
-Rousb & adams VS. Mccall.
tsS4-Webb VS. Webb
-hS2-Elcctric Paint Varnish Co, vs.
J. A. Justice.
tSE2-Roush AZ adams VS. H.K- Sigh
Lancashire Fire Ens Co.
. vs.. w a. ,Broadhurst.
t695-Mrs. F. R johnson Us WILEY
Williams
6a17-Jas. CasDer VS.. jamie K Burr
coughs Inc
to9-Lizzie Rodgers Johnson VS.. Ell.
Johnson.
I5l-Osborne & Co, VS.. Reeves, Fow-
der Drug Goo.
|as4-Ben Hill Co. VS.. FL. T. Nipoer.
guardian, clint.
<S95-Ben Hill Go, VS.. Mrs. II. T Mn
per, clint
1;37-Mrs. Maggie Smith vs. M, T.
tBoggS
llss'ss-Mrs r. H. Bail, Executor VS. M
". Porter, cInlt.
.944-y b. Evans VS.. Sonny Powell.
Mrs Z. H. Ball VS.. Barry Clare
clint.
1A4e'--E. L. Dorrriny Motor Co. vs.
Lewis MobleY.
7-5s-z Martin Mfg Co, VS. Pearlie
1rOup ct al
764--Beall Bros, VS. LEI. IT. James.
Iz5-~5Economy Mfg. Co. VS. Fl. CARRIER
'|9-Amerlcan Agri Chemical Co., VS. |
eLah Troup VS.. Rachael |
1 18!-i-. L. Griner VS.. ewton Watkins.
LS4--l~ L. Grincr VS.. w H. Fountain.
lc91Ic-Etlcheson Hat Co.. VS. H. CARRIER
SUN tck & Tom Pope VS.. Earf
Hodge.
'03-Macon Packing Co., VS.. Mrs. T.
f. Lcggett, clint.
'O5-H k. Sigh VS.. Mrs. S.LM6mith
Clint.
O9-Frark Watson by next friend G.
1. Watson VS.. Gladys Armantrout
"A. N. Payne VS. Mrs. J.H. Taylor
ct al.
WEDNESDAY, JULY rs, 1928
Watson VS. O.G. Arman-
trout, ct al i
10. c. Watson VS.. O. G. Arman-
trout, ct al +
13-J. w. Cleveland ct al VS. CITY
Of Fitzgerald.
lz-Mrs. H. H. Tarte VS. VIII. Wrye.
z0CEXchange National Bank VS.. J.I1-
c. Bush. I.
Coco; L. Mesker Co, VS. H. A.
Burkhart. T.
36-Chattahoochee Fertilizer Co.. vs. II
Beal Bros. ct al.
ii, w. Tisley VS. Alfred Mabrys II
Bros Motor Co., VS.. II
f. Cuts.
,6-S. p. Clonts VS. J. M. Moore ct al 4
Bros. Motor Co., VS.. u
f. Cuts.
'l-D1cie Mitchell VS. Barry Clare Il
o; J Hansen vs.. H. L. Mannon. II
IN. E. Clare VS.. Dan Taylor.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12
MONDAY, JULY %, 1923
Docket No. /

1OOO-C. L. Williams, Rec. VS. 6. E.
Fletcher, ct at
9o7-M. H. & T. H. Edwards VS. o.
H. Elkins, ct al.
1007-Alkahest Lyceum System VS..
l. c. Smith ct al
l159-N. E. Mashburn VS. Fitzgerald
Cantaloupe Association.
Docket No. 2
16R-Southern States Naval Stores
Co., VS.. Susan L. Robitzsch, clint.
51-W J. c. Brown, admr. ct al VS.,
Mutual Life ms. Co.
213-J T. Braswell VS.. c. J. Christian
ct al
237-John D. Walker VS.. American
State Bank
273-Mabel D. Williams VS.. McClel-
ans Stores Co.
500. w. Scarborough vs. Mrs Bob
bic Lester, clint:
320-John D. Walker VS.. American
State Bank (three cases).
327-F. ]. Hansen VS.. w. R, Stokes
35915-Rhett, O'Brien & Rhett Us
Chas Reed
364H-H. c. Foster VS.. w. H. Foun-
taip.
800 ohm Silvey Co. VS.. G. A. Talent
Elk. Natl. Bank garnishee.
T2-First Trust & Savings Corp. VS.
w. P. Coffee
523--Mrs Claudia Amason, admr. VS.
E. p. Keefer.
414HWarren Refining Co., VS. T. Wi
ley Fletcher.
416-J. H. Dorminey, rec. VS., ]. D.
Mclaughlin, ct al.
424--Stone VS. Stone.
426-Brown VS.. Brown.
431-J. Casper vs. Queen City Iron &
Metal Co
433-J. F. Leggett VS.. J. C. Bush,
437-McCall Co., VS. Gershon & kru
ger.
439-E. L. Fletcher VS.. T, Y. Flech-
er, ct al.
4431z-Sligh & Smith VS.. Mrs. ]. B.
Dickens, ct al.
4HH-First Natl Bank VS.. Will Joel
448-T. L. Purvis VS.. Calvert Mort
gage Co.
448 H-R. H. Majors VS.. w. L. Maj
ors, ct al,
400. B. Colt Co., VS. R. L. Russell
483H5-Perry Live Stock Co., VS. Yves
ley r. Walker.
Docket No }
3$9S-Eliaheth Campbell VS. R. Z. Ste
/ pheIEson, ct al.
] 507-Amdrew Johnson VS. H.R Reeves
/ 52l-C@tton Seed Oil Magazine Co.
VS., J. Casper, !
526-.N. E. Davis, executor VS. Mary
Voolfolk,
ST. Hillary Taylor VS.. Albert Taylor
5S$-Acme Burlap Bag Co, VS..
Casper
S@-Fitzgerald Supply Co, VS., VIII
Fountain.
555-S. R. Fem VS.. M, M, Smith.
/ gSSl-L Keim US. Chas. Herring.
F'592-Savannah Guano Co, VS.. Levi
X Mobley, es AL
SOW J. C. Brown vs. W.B Whit,
o2O-Endioott Johnson Corp. VS..
Casper
, oZl-Atlansa Leather Co, VS.. Caspt
Hide & Skin Co..
5 t'z2-Lodkett Motor Co, VS.. Ste,
! Williams.
@S8-Chas. Herring. VS.. L. Kcim ct {
cS5--I. r. Ball VS. Fitzgerald Cher,
| Cola Bottling DO.
5 64S----Cffady Deem VS. M. Stamper
644E: y stice VS.. Jrstice.
6&o-=Mrs. Fannie Cobb VS.. S. Peal
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12

Fly Is Record Pedestrian
fly walks, in proportion 10 It's size,
ff1ii1 cen times as fast as NAB can
run
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12

The object of said corporation is
pecuniary gain to itself and its share
holders.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12

The business to be carried on by
said corporation is the buying and
selling of automobiles, automobile ac-
cessories, and the operation of gar
age for the purpose of repairing and
storing automobiles, and to do any
and all things they deem may be ad-
visable for the successful operation of
said business.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12

The principal office of said Com
pany shall be in the City of Fitzgerald,
Georgia, but petitioners desire the
right to establish branch offices with
in this state or elsewhere, whenever
the holders of majority of the stock
may so determine.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1923-07-12

The capital stock of said corporation
shall be $20,00000 with the privilege
Of increasing same to the sum OF One
Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000)
by majority vote of the stockholders
said stock to be divided into shares of
One Hundred ($1O000) dollars each.
Ten per cent of the amount of capital
to be employed by them has been &C
tually paid in.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-13

ing. Roper has two fine ends in
Stout and Drews. The return of HUI
tan TO tackle is a big help. Hutan
did not play last year.. Hills. 200
FOUNDER. will probably go to the other
tackle. Howard is guard with cx-
pcrience. Paschal has the inside trac,,
for the other guard position. Cald-
well. an all-around man. is filling the
center berth acceptably.
The old backfield is back in action,
with the tiny Johnny German, auda-
cious hero of the Chiago game last
year still calling signals at quarter
back. Captain Sniveley. Beattie New
by and Crum are smashing backs. able
defensive workers and smart playcTs.
Barring injuries this backfield. as an
effective unit. will rank with the best
in the game.
Ambitious. hopeful second stringers
abound in the usual numbers. For
rest. Helmrath, Reynolds and Hem
minger are capable reserves for the
line. Foster, Ewing. Shackelford
Gibson and Legendre. brother of the
former Princeton star, are lurking in
the background wishing nobody III
luck but hoping n flock of backf;eld
men fall down and bump their beaks.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-13
HORSES In SHAPE
Report Of Papyrus and Zev Being
Sore DisprOved.

New York. Oct. 13.-Neither
Papyrus, English Derby winner, nor
Zev. victor in the famed Kentucky
Derby. who will match strides in the
100000 international three-year-old
championship at Belmont Park a
week from today, gave signs of sore
ness during comparatively inactive
early morning breathing workout on
the main course at Belmont. Neither
tried for speed and no effort was
made TO clock them.
Payrus, who gave breezy exhibi-
ton in a genuine galloping workout
yesterday. in which he did the mile
in 40 %. and the mile and a fur
long in l "a %. is expected to go
through fast pace Sunday, accord
ing to the plans Of his trainer. Basil
Jarvis. 1t is considered likely that
Jarvis will send Payrus over the
mile and a quarter route.
Papyrus, during his constitutional
today. stepped out freely and walked
soundly to his stall afterward. dis
polling any fear of soreness. Like
wise did Iev. who also did n breath
ing constitutional. and Samuel c.
Hildreth. his trainer. said he never
was in better condition. notwithstand-
ing reports that he was sore.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-10-13
COMMERCIAL TITLE
LIES BETWEEN Ign.
AND TIGERS SUNDAY
Deciding Baseball Game to
Be Played at Brack-
enridge.

The cvaniy-matched &c. y. All
Stars and Freeman Tigers play the
third and decidi 8 game of their
series of three for the Commercial
League baseball championship on the
Breckenridge Park diamond at 10
o'clock Sunday morning.
In the first game the Tigers were
forced to taste defeat but in the sec
ond contest they came back and
turned the tables on the &c. y.
With the teams standing one-all in
the series and both in good shape for
the Sunday game, n good contest is
expected
Manager Freeman Of the Tigers has
announced that he probably will use
Red COrnweil in the box, with
kelly" Schwarz catching his slants.
Zapata will play first base; G. Smith
second base: Il. Gouger. short; S,
Browning. third base; Villarcal. left
field; Noes, center field, and Philip
pus. right field.
Butler again faces the prospect Of
pitching against COrnwell Sunday for
the railroaders. Kelly will catch him
with the other positions filled by
RemLth at first base: (. L. Harris
second; Janert. short; Rottenstein
third; Moynahan, left field; Layne
center. and Captain Ginger or j. ID
Harris. right.