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The Washington times., 1925-06-05
Navy Is investigating
Claim Officer Was
DiscOurteouS

An official investigation OF
alleged discourtesy by naval
officers to newspapermen on the
tender Patoka at Annapolis last
Tuesday was begun at the Navy
Department today under the di-
rection of Assistant Secretary
T. Douglas Robinson.
Nineteen newspapermen, rep
resenting all of the wire asso-
Citations and leading papers, who
were invited by Secretary Will
bur to make a flight on the
dirigible Los Angeles, alleged
they were not treated with cour-
tesy upon boarding the Patoka.
Captain Meyes, Of the Patoka,
denying the men had been dis
courteously met, laid his case
before Admiral Edward w.
Eberle, chief Of naval oper-
ations. Newspapermen are to
be called later for their side.
The Washington times., 1925-06-05
What's Doing Today
and Tomorrow
Today,

Mecting-The District of Columbi
chapter of American War Mothers al
522 Sixth street northwest at
o'clock tohight.
Meeting-The Business women'a
Council in the Church of the Covenant
at o'clock.
Play-"The Singing School" in the
Brightwood Park NJ. E. Church at !
o clock tonight.
Band concerts-By the Marine Band
at the sylvan Theater at 1880 o'clock
the Army Band at the Washington
Barracks at $3.50 o'clock, and the
Community Center Band at Dupont
Circle at 1880 o'clock, \
Meeting-Miriam Lodge. No 8. ot
the Rebekahs
Comedy Making Daddy Behave, "un.
der the auspices Of the Woman's I'm
provement Club of Silver Spring. Nd.
in the Silver Spring Armory.
Meetings-Knights of Pyth:as--Syracu
slams lodge. No. 10; ana Rathbone
temple. No s, Pythian sisters
Meetings-Eastern Star Chapters =
sst5any ss1aa Nc No. and Esi ssf SS cen
' RehSa rsais"The ii Mandolin and Guita,
Orchestra and the children's play ~
Garden Cinderella in the Thomson
Community ~Center.
Meeting--Of the members Of thu
Catholic Daughters of America who sr'
going to make the trip to San Fran
cisco.
The Washington times., 1925-06-05
DEMAND GERMANY
BREAK UP KRUPP PLANT

BERLIN, June 5.-Further dis
mantling Of Krupps huge plant,
which supplied the German forces
with most Of their arms in war
time, and further restriction of the
Deutsche Werke. formerly the big
geat state arsenal, were terms Of
the disarmament note sent Germany
by the Council Of Ambassadors, it
was learned today.
The note demands the curtailing
Of the power Of the commander Of
the Reichswehr, General Won
Seeckt. placing him strictly under
Minister Of Defense GessIer.
The Washington times., 1925-06-05
VIRGINIA WILL OPPOSE
ETRApITIoN or YEGCs

RICHMOND, Va, June 5.-State's 8
Attorney John w. Carter. of DAN
vile, Va, viii stoutly resist efforts
of the Federal government to re-
move three alleged yeggmen from
Danville, Va, to Greensboro, N. c.,
where they are wanted for blowing
up a safe, 1t was announced today.
Carter said the State IL entitled
to try the men first. The men were
arrested in Danville charged with
having burglar tools in their pos
session. Carter indicated be win
appeal to Governor Trinkle II the
Federal government persists in de-
manding the men be sent to Green's
h0r0
The Washington times., 1925-06-05
SCOUTS TO GIVE PLAY At
OPEN AIR FESTIVAL

An open air festival and reunion
will be given by TRANSPORTATION
Church tonight on, the church
grounds, GaIIatin street between
Fourteenth and Sixteenth streets
northwest.
Boy Scout Troop 80 win give a
drill and play under the direction
OF Bob Haas and Doctor Roe. The
Times-Herald Newsboys Band, un.
der the direction Of w. L. v. Phil.
lips, will play.
The Washington times., 1925-06-05
Tomorrow.

Card party-At the residence of Mrs.
Blanche Slaughter. 1923 Ninth street
northwest, for the benefit Of Mount
Vernon Council, No. Is, of the Daugh-
ters of America.
Trip-The officers of the Boosters
Club degree team Of the Woodmen OF
the World, to Baltimore for the initia-
tion ceremony.
Bridge party-By the Gamma Phi
Betaa Of the District Of Columbia at
the Brooke Tea House, Georgia avenue
and Blair road.
Meeting-The Ways and Means COM
Meeting-The school of instruction OF
the Masons
The Washington times., 1925-06-05

mems Association, to be held next
week in Ocean City, Md, have
been elected by the Capitol Heights
department az follows: Jack
Brooks, George fudge, George
Finger, William Sweeney, and
Harry Adams, jr. The delegation
plans to make the trip by automo'
bile.
The auxiliary of the Masonic
Club is proposing a weeks rest for
it's members at Chesapeake Beach
this summer. Members Of the
auxiliary recently attended the play
given by the William r. Hunt
Chapter, at Woodbridge, d. c., and
also were recent visitors at the
Eastern Star Home
The Southern Maryland Trust
Company has opened a depository
at the postoffice building, in Cen
tral avenue, here, where deposits
will be received and electric light
bills may be paid. Citizens feel the
depository is a step toward estab.
lishment of full-fledged bank
here.
Thirty feet of ground left from
the purchase Of property needed In
the opening Of Thomas and Shady
side avenues has been sold by the
mayor and council to James s.
Bryan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-09

MANUFACTURE PERFECTA - CORTE ELEGAN
RNTADOS FIRMES Y ATRACTIVOS
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-08
CHAPTER /.
Sidonia in the Forest.

and of
o
A smoke
dwel
still They the godmned weaths of foliage that emsh
trance hel the world.
o
o 5
souL
handwa
like lady, like
mystical Ocobers ga of
stands clad in glded scales holding filled
damp,
on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01

Having reasons 90 believe tEa' De
drank nraHfrv before gog Ear
Hm. SOU must EEsH fHaf amy habit
10 followed gIos0 become reeon
nature
Sou rImf EIe drinking since Oh
came fg fuGs s1T and know chat D..
Kept b. up .WEl HH Ha dsTUHsFltHs
into Pa common duuEard"
After g0u had demonstrated with
him. Do promised 90 reform, and Eert
sober. ~ the best ~ your Eu0uleigr
~ Five maHth~"
Last Saturday sou saE him "tTuuE
again. besides ha lied % sou regard
Ing the Incident. lie certainty 'sEnsa
DIS promise and ugw Do again
=rFrHfaF-f the came over sin.
Give him uue Frlr Nv make this
laHf promise good
If SOU hasr r1Ut an confidence Bon
Mm shouldn't sou have some proof
hefar. sou place any more Boo him
without absolute confidence there
can never D. true, lasting love.
80 mon who haT been "a drunkari
rlu Keep "a promise until his system
is rlI o. the poison. and the desire %
drink completely curba2
Huf. be you can pat up with O
kind, qulet. courteous drunkara
why make this comphiut2 j. C.. Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
Atlantic Rum Runners
Are Hijdcking Pirates
Their Boats Cruise With Regular Arsenals
Aboard and They Often Use Them

81 considerable resourvpulacss in
dealing with puh.hitiaH agcuts who
couldn't br uNeJ lu time tie had
tn land his gauro at CogoInut Grove
just south OF Miami But tbr
ag5nta werg Watching the ruad over
vhigb He had tc transport hu liquor
fVm the pCrau
a pleasant stranger visited "a
aruyF some distance OF the road
ard offered ham $50 Cor the use OF
his hsJu Zoe a d1y and night lie
frankly explained that hv was "a
bOo,lgsErr and that as lhc pruht
billion agents Wory keeping such "a
close watch on the rg,,d, ne wanted
ga hti1 a shipment OF liquor In tho
farmers barn tor "a hours Tho
farmer 8ErgrJ receiving $50 the
balance to br paid when the liquor
vas taken away
Thur days later tho stranger re.
turned and bJndgJ tHr farmer $50.
"BuJ" ssthr farmer 'you haven't
used ms ham
oh THAT'S al right WAS che go,
uW "You t5uyd ihc $50 While
Tho prohibition agents oerc Watrh
Inns aur harm, 4 mu tho whole
shipment down tho main rl8d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Screral days ago BOnng who signed herself
M f." asked the readers for oduce 10 rheth,r she
should marry the man she loves because he drinks and has
broken his irord NTH her.
FoitgsefRg are several letters IN reply:
Dear Miss Grey As M. f." has brought her problem
to your department for solution, may not say word to
oher?
Wake up IN. f." you seem 10 be in a nightmare Of
deusiol Can II be THAI you blinded by the nten
sy of your love for that boozegher that you cannot
that vow will surely live with drunkard if you marry
him Can YOU not see that whisky is his first choice and
that you are second? He proved that when he broke his
word with you, If you marry him you will not even have
the satisfaction of his promises, Give him the gate now.
H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
NOW BANKER HAS
10 PAY TIE BANK

His wife hadn't had the bank a
Ncsk hardly before she had the cal
eD5ar reading February %. which
Is her birthday. and he had 70 buy
her a present. Then his clock start.
ed 70 loss time and no had 10 keep
putting dimes into u 70 speed it UP.
Diuss began to look expensive.
. the banker thought he would tn
Aiekes instead. The slot was too
small for the nickels. however. and,
after several attempts 20 make the
blaon cit down and take up less
space. the banker gave it Up as
a b.! Job.
We'll. anyway. today tho banker
tired 70 open up the banks and
find out how much money shcY had
sayed. but both banks were so full
tie locks wouldn't work. So both
hanks had to be broken opoa with
axes and crowbars. which practical.
y ruined them.
Now the banker has to pay the
iank fos breaking the trick coin.
ayers, which uses UP most Of the
sasings. In addition he Is going
. buy two new banks for the chill.
dren, because thrift must be spread
around. and with the Dexter Hor.
ton putting up rev buildings and
everything.
PsFsotally. our advice is 70 get
2 tomato can and hurl your saw.
ings in there every week. This
system has the advantage Of giving
you chance to unsaye any time
you feel Ike It.
And, Oh, boy. what a thrill there
= 10 unsaying once in a while.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
TRICK BANK IS
LATEST FAD
They'll Cost Lot OF Money
if You Aren't Careful
FATHERS ONE WHO PAYS
Mother Sets Date Ahead
and II Costs Him

aDEwARE Of becoming addicted
ID 10 trick savings banks, such
Us clocks and calendars that must
b. appsascd with dimes and quarters
lefore they win work" says q bc-
warsr Bulletin put out today by the
Halhui. Parrot and Draft HORSE
Breeders Gazette, room 200, city
han TN Gazette has been com.
bined with the salmon Fanciers' an.
mai which has issued several bulle-
tlns on the subject
This IS the time o. the year, tho
lewarer bawares. when fathers aud
mothers are likely 10 tn 20 instln
;hnf, into the offspring by means
u such mechanical hanks In The
cieck hanks IL is necessary % shove
3 dime thru a slot before the spring
may b wound. In the calendar
eolRsayers a quarter makes t0mor.
row out Of today practically pain
lsssiy and without gas.
some thrifty people get months
ahead o. themselves tla5 way and
ieave on their winter underwear In
February. winning approval Of the
Analgamated Morticians Of America
and a forward looking song by the
Rotary club quartet. but practically
10 personal satisfaction.
Only today u banker who lives In
Phinney Ridge was telling us about
thu experience he had this year. lie
bought clock bank for himself and
calendar hank for his wife a year
am
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01

Bachelor
Writes
Dear a Crtr 2 would Har 20
he'pSM H." iu BIER pl'r1Gs rrrlirr
meut. SIS dear ISL 70 I ann 90
bachelor. On EraH ~ aHe. "WEHf-
you FEeElm. raud presume 20 aasHa
mr. who hur been once married and
IW seriously contemplating the rec.
uu1 sacrifice - the altar 81 iymfs t'
Hcs, ma.am, I 90 20 undertake,
thru knowledge. based GA minute
sut9prses n mismatrl marriage.
/ always On assert. and DO yfi
hold 20 the opinion, that the height
loo human happiness consists lu au
harmonious family Therefore sou
must conclude that 7 would aHsiTza
lhr dIrCgrhH causing ru many d.-
v8rce8.
FINALLY realizing that Hg,uuIa mold
no ru'tef. I have recently uvIIrd fg
marry I have lately discovered fhr
woman who measure up 90 the IDEAL
uf ms heart Huf. according tG ms
IDEAL o. '7The eternal fitness Of
things" I am faulty S0w 1 propose
10 reUcdy that fault before realizing
the project and I propose 20 take one
years time 20 assure the remedy
Now, "M r." don't you think n
better, Fafer Tor this woman 20 stand
by and await the proof even tho u
takes one year ihnu 90 undergo an
experiment with me- Don't you
think ~ manly In me 90 ten o. the
fault and propose the remedy Now,
Wouldn't Il BE- better for sou 20 put
this man on one years probation, and
Eet results than take such desperate
chances ON another diyorcsF lie
should b. considerable enough 20 make
this proposition 10 you himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01

poslio when married.
~. T." says that she has made
ono mistaken marriage Does she
want 20 repeat tho mistaken This
may seem a harsh letter. but Il 10 a
furccfui situation.
In conclusion would advise her
10 take Puuct's advice 10 those
about 10 marry. In This particular
case, don't DON'T"
But u she wants 20 sacrifice herself
and devote her lie 90 a druulurd,
there is nothing moro 90 be said
e. A. Il -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
EVEN THE WEALTHY
TAKE THEIR CHANCES

Even the wealthy winter rrsortcra
og the Florida coast are NO, aia1yn
taking a sporting chance In their
fast pleasure boats they run out Co.
Bemlni or Gun key, but a. miles
from he American coast. where the
umrunHcrs maintain supply depoH
Then they take few casrs aboard
for their personal use. and try 20
bgat The blockade that Uncle sam
has established,
And the coJst guauI men tell inc
that when hailed as they arr crycp-
Ing along without lights, they viii
speed up. taking the chances on "a
few shots while they hcayc over
board their liquor Them they will
come 10, and when tho oftircrs'
search reveals nothing. bccops very
indignant az being fired upon. and
threaten immediate rvprEah from
Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
Colvin to "Cinch"
Booze Case Bonds

straw bonds for bootlcsKerB iu
superior court received a Knockout
blow New Years DAY. when Pros,
rcuioreicct =. u. Colyln. who has
posted his 5000 bond 70 take office
Friday, announced a new and moro
stringent method % keeping account
or surctleE,
IIo win follow tha procedure In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
Advises Against
MARRIAGE

Dear Miss Grey M r." HskAt Tor
advice from tho readers. In my opln.
ion sho should not need advice n tac
matter. the man lu question o. a
weal,llng and has given more than
enough evidence 20 show that there
Is little or no chance Of his ever
making good.
A man who makes a solemn prom
lee not 60 drink and caps 4 with a
lie. ~ certainly not 10 be trusted.
And % 20 being kind ana courteous
while counting twc'ye seen that kind
before they are too often tho op-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
AID Club to Discuss
Business Standards

Maintenance Of moral and ethical
Standards in business will be the
meme Of J. W spangIsr. president
:. me Seattle National bank. at the
lflaay meeting Of the Seattle Ad
hab in the Olympic hotels italian
ION. It was announced Thursday by
-i'i''a seizow. Of the entertainment
fsmmittee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
CYNTHIA Grey Wishes
Her Readers a Happy,
Prosperous Ne1v Year

Both Men and Women AdUisc the Young Woman
Who Loues Man Who Is Addicted 10 Drink
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01

itlated recently by tho federal dis.
,rict attorney. IN forcing surs,leB on
property bonds 20 produce their
latest ta'e receipt Tor the property
pledged. on which the amount OF the
bond viii be noted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
Youths Funeral Friday

Funeral services for Francis =
Walsh. l3year-old son q Dir, am
Mrs. Francis Walsh, Of i36 W. 19ih
81, West Seattle, ~ill be held from
81 Johns parish church Friday. The
boy. who had lived ~ yeaB In seattle
ana was the son OF a printer. died
December 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
HlIACklRS cor Buru
LIQUOR AND MONEY

81, when @ comes 20 hulckiug,
was the Americans who Invented
tn.s form % piracy and % date
mast o. t has remained their pre-
usaiiyc.
RrccDty an American schooner
hsa 20 oft Gu5at bahama island
s,d purchased $4,000 worth 90
ehsky. The schooner sailed az
spsk. out % sight % Tho shpd
y, again hove Go, lowered a motor
boai. and five ot her crcw returned
Is the island With drawn auto
mites they recovered thc money
~ had paid for the whisky. and.
rturnlu- TO their schooner sailed
away with both e1rso aud money
Another Nassau rum.ruuner show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
IN nOB nORNlNN

NASSAU y. r. JAM fsuE1
n unuul nH she Atlantic
,.s., r. ra mgI.ggeIEigs ioh, even
IN, tts aav IS often made smooth
by tas aal gni rouuEanvc OF br.nga
slncgrs O.. che Ew.
rum runner must have a hHTa
"a ana steady trgsar fusyr lvr
~ bounds with maritime hE
-ske-. fhc only pirates ~ che -Vth
r,rturr have found boz "a survey
d ne situation
These p4fatJs have become 50
.t,H mat aHmust every hoat here
Watcher 1uEaEyI m rumFuuniDE or
m legitimate C0mWfHcr. 81 cQuIppCl
~ 3tttnsT against attack
was ablsri tbg D. J NicIAuEh-
lin. a schooner iasr bon from New
orleans With "a elrgc uf humber ~
uas truly a floating afsgnal THE
e,e.n btlp- Wen stocked with high
psutrel rifles aud automatic pl-
te's.
Thru the tales % the rumruu.
rtg H. enc hears here FUN
isscbss - humor ~ daring og
-hrudness. sometime 90 tragedy,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01
Tacoma Man Killed
Helping Load Ship

IAeoAA. Jan u. =. John.
-, - s'aach engineer. was killed and
70 other long horcmen badly in.
80 80 Nheit cargo boom snapped
ing The loading Of the steam
@aip Jack, 81 the Baker dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-01

Wall STREET win distribute an un.
usual number ~ Christmas horuhua
this year. tho lamb business hEy'
ing been both meat and wool,
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-07-02
NEW ELECTRIC UNIT
AT LIGHT PLANT
NOW in OPERATION
Replaces First Unit, Installed at the
Plant in 1897. Building
Remodeled for install.
laticn of Machine.

The new General Electric 1877 K
W. Alternator with its new Skinne
engine is being given its first try-out
today and with its completion the
Light Plant is one of the most com
plete in this section of Georgia, re
pacing the FIST electric unit .nsta
led by the City in 1897.
The entire building was remode'
CO to properly install this new piec
q; machinery and the citizens woul
learn better to appreciate our Waite
and Light Plant if they would TAX
the trouble to make this splendid as
set of the city an occasional visit
The new installation will enable 81
large saving of fuel and consequent
cheapening of power, for which th-
members of the Water, Light and
Bond Commission have been plan
ming for some time.
The discarded generator was sol
ry the Commission to the Roberts
Marble Co., of Ball Park, it being IN
fine condition and good for man
years of service.
The Commissioners will probaHl
arrange for a day of inspection OF
the Plant by our citizens, so as t.
fully acquaint them with the comb
ton of the plant and it's value to OIL.
city.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-07-02
THE MAN FROM
GEORGIA

General Lee came to Augusta
when Tommy Wilson was Ia years
old All the city turned out to do
him homage. To the boys of the
town he was the living incarnation
vi all the inigh.s ali heroes ard
princes of history, and romance, and
greatest of them all. The pupils from
Richmond Academy and Prof. Der
RVS school were assembled to greet
him.
IS beiittcd the son of the Lost
prominent preacher in Augusta, Tom
, my Wilson was decked out in his best
bib and tucker. Will Fleming, how
ever, had escaped the arduous bust
ness Of dolling up, and in prepara-
ton for the occasion he had simply
taken the most beautiful rose in his
mothers garden and started out.
When it came his turn to pass before
the General. coatless and quite
breathless he dashed up and mutely
offered the great bio ssom.
The memory of General Lees
gesture Of acceptance, his phrase of
thanks and how with the permission
of the boy he turned and gave the
rose to his daughter, fingers among
the most cherished memories of
many Geol rams.
In addition Tommy carried away
the memory of standing within touch
of that benign and gracious gentle
man and locking up into his face.
Dimly he felt the reality of all the
fine and noble deeds set forth in
BOOKS; for the first time the cour-
age and chivalry and selflessness of
the great figures who moved across
history came near to him, touched
him and somehow forced link be-
tween Tommy Wilson dreams, and
Tommy Wilson who was a pupil at
Prof Derry's school and who would
presently be a man. From that time
forward c 7eral Lee was Tn
my Wilson's most cherished hero.
The pastor of the Second Presby-
terrain church in Augusta was Rev
Samuel B. Arson and with his fam
lily the Wilson's formed a pleasant as
ISOLATION. The Axsons had little
girl, Ellen Louise, a chubby, brown
eyed baby four years younger than
Tommy, who was called by her faith
er ella Lou" When the Axsons
came to spend the day at the Wilson
home or the Wilson's were guests of
the Axsons it frequently fell to his
lot to amuse her. His sisters declared
that he really was very fond of the
Arson baby, and that he primly call
ed her Ellen, scorning the informali-
ty of Ella Lou. He did play with her
and was gorgeously patronizing
about it. She was a young belle of
s. xyears and ne was Jus passed tea
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-07-02
DDITIONAL. TEACHERS
ELECTED By BOARD

Those recently elected by IN
Board Education to vacancies in
The First ward:
First grade, Miss Jessie Wade
Dixie, Ga; First grade, Miss Lind
Forester, Leesburg, Ga; -Four IL
glade, Mrs. C. F. Shcwmake, Fitl
gerald; Fifth grade, Miss Evely I
Shewmake, Fitzgerald, Seventh
grade, Mrs. J. H. Benton, also prir
clpalship.
Second Ward
Fourth grade, Miss Ladie Cowa :,
Laiminist; Sixth grade, Miss Louise
Horn, Athens.
Third Ward
Seventh grade, Mrs. G. E. Usher.
High School
W. B. Mayo, of Marietta, Ga, Pril
1,pal, Lucius Lamar, Jr., of Daltc4.
Mathematics and Athletics; N. &.
''Lix, of Abtev;ile, Commercial Do
partment; MISS Emily lie Bonn, II
l. thens, Hon Economvs: Miss Ma
ea1et Cheek, Lewisburg, Tenn, M -
ic, Miss Louise Bishop, Adairsville,
"a, Expression, Mrs. e. R. Womb :,
Junior High school.
The English departm at of high
school and a few Other places af.
still untitled though tentative selec
tons have been made.
The new superintendent, Trof. z.
l.. Usher will arrive on August /. to
take up his duties here, being en-
aged in summer institute teaching at
.,ouglas at the present.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-07-02
CONTRACTORS MOVE TO
AVON PARk FROM ga

John F. MoCowen, who came here
Two weeks ago from Fitzgerald, Ga.
where he and his brothers wero
,rominent in the contracting circles,
announced yesterday thai his three
brothers would join him here ard
that the business would be moved
t. the Ridge metropolis. u. W. MI
Cowen has already arrived and Fl
P. McCowen and James McCowea
will arrive as soon as they finish che
ugh school at Kingslanc, Ga, {"
which the firm has the ,ontract.
They plan to operate general y
throughout central Florida estab-
fishing offices in Avon Park and VIII!
,rild homes Lere.-Higniand County
I ilot, Avon i ark, Fla.
The McCoven's are ali competent
md industrious workers and W..
I've the people in their new HE'LL
. nod service in their respecti 4
ties.
Throughout South Georgia a"e
,aildings, a:*asting th5'r ability as
contractors I'd builders