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HELP-MALE.

HELP-MALE.
Amy 10 SaS Gapisay iH@y st. etPsEGRees sss aseod
ss0y9eT s09Tweite tcelfe fer messenser Iorl; must
22l Evenins, ETis, Star Star Sd BGI Wees Apply N""n'
BUTLER-First class: must furnish first
ofs1sss otssss references. Address Box 329-E Star
r. AHfCER-Young man or woman, qualified
Ills Tin al! s,TtSi styles OF dancing Mr.. s:x
SnS ING for food specially company: salary. So
fShaSfT and commission. Call 20 pm
DRIVER. grocery. experienced Apply Len
klns Market 18th and { SITS. ne
GARAGE HELP-Experienced. colored. 1925
GARAGE HELP-ENperienCpd. Colored 1890
fBA fhASDY MAN-Use typewrlter neat pleas
steady; stay nights. Line 1897.
INSURANCE UNDERWATER - Intensive
isa6Ep iai66palSn on plan which assures success:
liberal Commissions % Old dine Line Legal Reserve %stTV
20 I'll Commercial National Bank Bldg.
LINOTYPE OPERATOR. union: one who
aan aS5a eip help on floor. National Republican.
NAN for houseworlI or butler. 1850 7 st,
NEN-Two neat-appearing men. about %
Fsst6gr9gu You pSsn.s s. DAY While lsaraInE Appig
81. w. Washington. D. c. 80.
Ei,o-t MEi,EN-ttye. working city and suburban ter.
experienced Can earn i'-'ii,p $40 per week to to
start. Apply Room 900. isi7 F st.
MEN-If you are dissatisfied with your
bow TO sell. will teach you and pay you
OF th aak arSes sasy wh N on qFe inc one %
electrical appliances and want men of neat
4sepPearance who are willing 70 work. Apply
1orporauon. 613 9TH st. NV. IS
MN. MN. II TO 90, married preferred, char;
Sustomerl nq ta no a antai S n
SST,ease Fuller Brush Co. 6lS Metro. Bank
PoRTER-Young man coiored: must he a
hard worker and bring reference Apply at
once. Russels. 1"th and G NV.
SSAhESMiAN-olso SsI;6>:i Speciality man. AgplH
Tuesday ami Wednesday. this week. 29'
49, ., MAN-iier". your chance 70 make
A national orEaniz alton. hg campaign
household necessity known everyw here: re-
see Mr Bell. 600 1877 st nv. -
Experienced. haherdashtr{; To-
cal cal man preferred, with reference. Address
Box :i3.,-k. star ofice.
TITLE EXAMINERS -earchers and abstrac-
ters for opinion and abstract work III Cleve,
land State eNpeFiTpSe r age salaTy r. rrYTpected
Trust Co Cleveland 2s'
1oUNG NEN g3l an exceotiGnsl chance
, Salary. bonus and commission paid at
start. Apply 20 II am Mr.. RahtIen,
Room eos. Bond Bldg
YOUNG MEN To worl With ~ales manager.
local or road work: can earn So start:
splendid chance for future. Room 900.
1917 F st. w.
Working Kitchen Steward.
small restaurant Sll5 per month. room
ana meals Apply Manager. 17os L At. NV.
TEN MEN OF pleasing person
ality, mechanically inclined
must have good education and
appearance, able to interview
all classes; permanent connec-
ton, splendid pay Call 227
Investment Bldg, after 10 am
COLLECTOR; experienced in
collecting installment accounts
must have car; permanent posi-
ton. Apply 9l7 F st. NV.
YOUNG MAN with engaging
personality to call on CONNER
cial houses and truck owners
excellent opportunity with re-
liable and growing organiza-
ton; give full information about
yourself Address Box 220-E, .
Star office
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FURNITURE
SETTATIONS-FENAIE.

EEPER-Ptrmanen position wanted
Char PLAIN st NV. Apt. >.
RESPONSIBLE POSITION in d homo with
children, only refined home. 1920 NJ st.
n W oSa
STENOGRAPHER TYPIST young lady
wishes position. is ambitious has good ref
erenceS. = years eXperienTe in railroad Office.
II months IN accountants Office: reasonable
salary to start Phone Adams 7Og9. 2Sa
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
COMPARE
THESE PRICES

With any other ad on this page
then bring your deposit.
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ABOVE SIX CARS ARE
ALL IN GOOD RUNNING
ORDER. ALL HAVE FIVE
GOOD S SERNI c L a B l. +
TIRES. LIGHTS, STARTERS,
BATTERIES. CURTAINS,
BRAKES AND TOOLS. ALL
ARE READY TO GO AND
WILL GIVE a WONDER
FUL RETURN IN DEPEND
ABLE TRANSPORTATION
FOR THE SMALL AMOUNT
INVESTED. ANY ONE OF
THE SIX CAN BE DE-
LIVERED ON PAYMENT
OF $500, BALANCE TO BE
PAID IN MONTHLY PAY
MENTS OF $500 EACH.
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MEN. II to 80, married preferred. char
aGter and personality. TO call on established
customers: SO to beginners: substantial IN
crease. Fuller Brush Co. 6lS Metro. Bank
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1924 Chrysler Brougham. 81 200
1923 Chrysler touring =. 900
1924 Rickenbacker coupe. 900
1922 Wills-St. Claire
roadster ..... $50
1925 Maxwell touring -. SIS
1924 Maxwell touring. 400
1923 Maxwell sport tour. 400
1923 Maxwell touring. Z5
1922 Maxwell touring. Us
1922 Chalmers 7-pass.
touring .......... 400
1922 Chalmers roadster. 400
1922 Buick 4 roadster. US
1924 Studebaker light 6
roadster ......-.. 4UO
1921 Dodge touring ..... Us
1922 Earl touring ....... $50
1924 Essex touring ..... $50
1921 Hudson 4-pass.
coupe .......... 400
1923 Buick 6 touring. -. 375
WE HAVE HAD THE
GREATEST MONTH IN
VOLUME OF USED CAR
SALES WE HAVE EVER
EXPERIENCED. A RE-
MARKABLE TRIBUTE TO
THE EXCELLENCE OF
THE MERCHANDISE WE
ARE OFFERING COUPLED
WITH EXCEPTIONALLY
LOW PRICES AND THE
MOST LIBERAL TERMS
EVER OFFERED YOUR
PPORTUNITY TO
PROFIT BY THIS STOCK
REDUCING SALE LASTS A
FEW MORE DAYS. ACT
PROMPTLY. THEY ARE
GOING FAST.
H. B. LEARY, JR. & BROS,
Chrysler Distributors.
1928 l4th St. NV.
North 1896.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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FINAL. CLEARANCE.
USED CARS.

Now is the best time OF the
whole year to buy that USED
CAR.
A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT IS ALL.
VOL NEED WHOLE YEAR TO PAY
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HELP-FEMAI.E.

HAND-IRoNERS. experienced Apply Am
hassadnr Laundry. 1925 Irving IT. NV.
MATRON for little boy IN a children'a home
Telephone North 1919.
SALESWOMEN capable wanted to demon
stratc new product of a nationally known
food manufacturer direct to housewife: sal
AIRY and commission: campaign to open Janu-
ary 1; Apply now. \. K. NCChesney Co.,
Inc. 63l Pa. ave. NV. 2g-
STENoGRAPHER-P exuerieuced
in patent work. Address Box 15S-E. star
Office.
STENOGRAPHER-S3O week must have
several years experience: state age and write
gully a to experience ana education. Ad-
dress Box 295-F. star office. 90
WOMAN for posItIon as educational coun-
scene; tram fare paid salary. Sl.5OO. Ad-
dress Box 1850. Star Office
YOUNG lady. Is . %; assist sales ady
Florida trip. for Winter: steady pleasant
sa'eSwork. Mrs. NARVA. room 326 Nation
al II )trl.
YoUNG LADIES' large corporation is de-
Slrous of the services of three to complete
advertising organization travelling south; tN-
prrIence unnecessary. Mr.. Cooper 1929 II
~. NV.
10 EXPERIENCED millinery saleslatlies for
our upstairs and economy basement. Al.
ply at once. Russell :, 10Th and q SITS. j. =.
- EXPERIENCED dress AMI coat sales a.
GttS Tor our economy basement. ADpiy
l u sday between 10 and u O'Clock Rus
seit :, l2th and G NV
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

Civil Service Examinations
Special intensive courses fo' next Patent
0ee dee # steq Ty ard sEGs sBaTs 6R9 4eEt9
SCHOOL p cor l"th and Ph F. ',GS0
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SITUATIONS-MALE. FEMALE.
MISUNDERSTANDING.

WOMAN AND son. colored desire care of
furnace or Offices IN exchange for quarters {.
reference Gail I3 G. It. = e. IS
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PACKARD.
1907 Kalorama Ri. Pot 5000
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WARDMAN-JUSTICE,
III 14th ST. NV,

HUDSON-ESSEX
YEAR-END CLEAN UP.
NO BETTER VALUES CAN
BE HAD IN A USED CAR.
Hudson 1925 Coach. S625: driven 5000
miles: cond. excellent. appearance fne.
Essex late 1925 Coach. $3.50: cond and
appears ance like new.
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80 Other Bargains.
Buy Now for Spring and Save
Hundreds of Dollars.
Lambert-Hudson Motors Co.,
1722 L ST.. west of Conn. Ave.
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STUDEBAKER
CONFIDENCE.
LOOK

LOOK!
All our cars are now marked
to almost give-aWay prices, and
any one of the following can be
bought on the most reasonable
terms ever offered. All cars
have been put in good condition
and our used car pledge is a
further aid in keeping the GUS
toner from going wrong.
Cleveland 1924 2-Pass. Coupe.
Balloon tires ons,shot ubrsSai9n Isr fEon'
beauty $475
Studebaker 1923 Roadster.
Special 6 done in buff and black - excel, Gel
fnt shape R9yi eSra coBdS AND sso0 In ne
Studebaker 1924 Light Six
Coach.
Driven 5000 miles: done in royal blus and d
silver fittings; cost 81 800 last year; 30-day
guarantee: excellent condition: $3.50.
Nash 1925 Touring.
Winter inclosure. This car is sport job
with balloon tires, 4-Wheel brakes and every
conceivable extra: paint is French blue and
red trimmings. $3.50.
Chandler 1923 Touring.
five-passenger car which has individual
extras and guaranteed motor for only S400.
Come early.
Stephens 1923 Sedan.
,5-pass. painted wine color and overhaul
ed disc wheels and fair tires: excellent
buy for any one wanting a car with years
of good. reliable service in it. S475.
WE HAVE MANY OTHERS, ALL MAKES
AND PRICES. AND CAN ASSURE YOU OF
COURTEOUS AND FAIR TREATMENT.
OTHERS REDUCED.
1923 Chevrolet touring .$l45
1923 Gardner touring. ...... 200
1923 Star sedan. $50
1921 Dodge touring. ...... 225
1923 Stephens sedan ..... AIS
1924 Ford fordor sedan. :. 385
1924 Studebaker big 6 tour. 700
Many others from $500 up.
STUDEBAKER,
The White Front Lot at
l70o 14th ST., l4th at r NV.
Phone Potomac 1888.
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Working Kitchen Steward.
small restaurant Sll5 per month. room
and meals. Apply Manager. 1ToS l. ~.
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PORTER-Young man, culored: must Il" 4
hard worker and bring reference. Apply at
once. Russel.s. 12th and G NV.
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HEI.P-DONESTIC.


IHA AMBERMA AID waitress colured eytIeri-
en'ra: must have best city references. room
ana bath furnished. good salary. steady inh
ioT In" right person. Gail Pot 1886 between
" 30 and O'Clock. Address Box 314-E Star
q ricn
COOK and first floor worker stay nights.
:HO2 Connecticut ave
COOK WANTED. colored. experienced. must
pave best city references: room and bath
urn lHTnlshed: good salary; steady, lob for the
an. 6 o'clock. Address Box 23s-E. Star Of
ice
GENERAL OCSEWORKER-Small family.
2@] 2oth st. Apt 2S.
GENERAL HOUSEWORkER and cook stay
H,-hts. no Laundry 35O7 Mass. ave. NV,
phone Cleveland t3
Girl, Tor housework. stay nights 1924
HAM ton st. nv
GIRI.-cnlored for general huusework An
ply al once to 1926 18th st. NV.
MATTRESS for boarding house: experienced:
references REQUIRED. 909 u. NV. 90
WOMAN. white. mddle-aged. keep house
cook and care for baby: small family; stay
nights. good home and moderate salary to
right party. 3l5 18th Sc. IS"
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local or road work. can earn So to start:
splendid chaure for future. Room 900.
1917 f st. NV.
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SALESMAN-Oleo speciality man. Amply
national City Dairy Co. Center Market.
TUESDAY and Wednesday this week. 29'
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Cleveland 1924 2-Pass. Coupe.
Balloon tires. one-shot fabrication front
and rear bumpers. motometer, electric wiper.
spare. Done in black enamel and ls little
beauty. S475.
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COLLECTOR; experienced in
collecting installment accounts;
must have car; permanent posi-
ton. Apply 9l7 F st. NV.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HE,IP-FEMALE.

FREE HELP-NORTH 9334 200 colorcd
Gishwashers. bellbovs. mattresses house. dav
workers. nurses. cooks. 1929 NV. 2S"
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1924 Jordan Play Boy

1924 Jordan Play Boy
roadster ..........S SSU
1924 Nash touring ....... o75
1923 Nash sport .... $50
1923 Nash touring.
model Al ...... AS
1922 Nash touring ....... 425
1923 Star touring. ...... Us
1924 Dodge sedan ....... SIS
1922 Dodge sedan. ........ T5
1924 Ford coupe ........ 800
1910 Cadillac sedan ...... $50
1924 Dodge touring ...... $50
1924 Chevrolet sedan ..... 800
1928 Essex roadster ..... $50
SPECIAL-lo24 Ford touring
new rubber ........... $50
Your Car in Trade
II Months to Pay.
HAWKINS NASH MOTOR
COMPANY, INC,
Used Car Dept,
1922 l4th St. NV. Main $50
EASY TO PAY.
USE THE GMAC PLAN
AND BUY
A good used Cadillac or other
make now. Save money by in
quiring about Our cars and the
selling plan.
THE
WASHINGTON
CADILLAC CO..
1888 Conn. Ave. Fr. 1902.
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al classes: permanent connec-
ton, splendid pay. Call 22z
Investment BIdg.. after 10 am.
Evening star., 1925-12-28

Studebaker 1923 Roadster.
Special 6: done in buff and black: excel
lent L. s. Royal cords and motor in fine
shape. All extras. Bargain. 5000.
Evening star., 1925-12-28

ihANDf MAN-Use typewriter. neat. pleas
I.s Sopearance. easy work hours, good home,
HIedQN. NIGHTS
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RADIO AND EQUIPMENT

NORTH AMERICAN RADIO.
1915 10th st. .w.-Jeffery super-elg Mt, IN
Guiding eight tubes. $3.50. Call for demon
stration. General reDairing. FIR. 1274 20
SETS COMPLETELY TESTED for troubles
tubes tested and reiuvenated in set: aerials
eI Iected and repaired. Kennedys. Adams 29o
Evening star., 1925-12-28

DURANT SPORT SEDAN. late model; fully
equipped. all new tires. disc wheels. bumper.
trunk motometer, etc; mileage low. Bp-
pearance like new. Price S550-S150 down,
hal. in 10 months 2OO7 18th NV.
Evening star., 1925-12-28

MEN-ttve. working city and suburban ter
rltory. We train you salesmanship # not
enperienced; Can earn $50 per week to
Evening star., 1925-12-28
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

USED FURNITURE for rooms. compile
suites and odd pieces Al 600
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PERSONAL.

WILL RENT FURNISHED ROOM II
references exchanged Address Box 2SS-E,
REFINED LADY WILL STAY NIGHTS
with children in exchange for comfortable
room, or will be companion. Address Box
f9-E. star ONCE. -
GOING SOUTH VERY SHORTLY IN CAR
Have room for two. Address Box 325-E
Star office. 2o'
FACIAL HAIR PERMANENTLY REMOVED
81: facial treatments 75c and 81 hot oil
shampoo. 81 plain shampoo, SOC. 300 Kresge
Bldg, MARIE STEVENS, 11th and SITS. -
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. So; ELECTRICITY
included; by expert operators, grad. from
lo29 18th st. NV. Phone Main ST25.
JOHNSON REST HOME FOR AGED, IN
valid and conval alescent. night ana day super
vision. North 1868 1920 18th st. NV.
SWEDISH MASSAGE BY GRADUATE MAS
scuso. treatments Ivy appointment. Phone
Main. 5l79. %
THE SHINGLE sHoPPE, FORMERLY. AT
NV. over Berry & whitmore's. FIR 1855
DANCING: WHY MESS Up YOUR HOME
home Reasonable. Lin. a264-J.
GRADUATE IN ELECTC'Y WILL GIVE
you scientific treatment: excessive weight re-
duced by new methods. Phone Pot. 1it7.
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. DRUGLESS
method. y TO pm. 3lS Kresge Bldg.
Eranklin 3745;J; Sunday. 1880 to ,dn.m. Pm.
SPECIALIST ON NERVES. RHEUMATISM.
Hot oil electrical and hand messages. Nine.
GOYETTE. 924 Eye ct. NV. i
DETECTIVE SERVICE FOR OVER FORTY
YEARS. PHONE FRANKLIN 600. BRAD
FORD. INC. TRANSPORTATION BLDG:
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WILL RENT FURNISHED ROOM N
Rochamheau. share bath. with lady
references exchanged. Address Box 2Ss- L,
Star Cffine- 2Ss
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Young lady. Is to -, assist sales lady
Florida trip for Winter: steady pleasant
saleSwnrk. Mrs. NARVA. room }26 Nation
Evening star., 1925-12-28

BEDROOM. uInIUg room ahi lEug TuJm
furniture. pianos everything. at auction
every Wednesday and Saturday. shannon
Caldwell 4 Co. nc. AuctonceIs. 3Ul luth
Evening star., 1925-12-28
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBuES

25 BUFF ORPINGTON HENS and pullet,
lot. $50; your pick. S2.25 each. 55l0 II
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INSURANCE UNDERWRITE = Intensive
campaign on plan which assures success
{eads furnished and fullest cooperation:
LIBERAL commissions. Old Line Legal Reserve
20. III Commercial National Bank bldg.
Evening star., 1925-12-28

WOMAN for position educational Coun-
selur: Independence OF action and variety of
scene; tram fare paid. salary Sl.5UO. Adj
arnss RnN Ihn.C SIR u Nice
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-04-23
Mrs. Graham Tax
Collector For County

Judge J. R. Horton appointed Mrs.
Fred M. Graham as county tax col
lector, pending the outcome OF spe-
cial election, which under the law, the
ordinary of the county is obligated to
call within reasonable time, after the
demise of a county officer. Judge Hor-
ton is generally congratulated for his
choice of Mrs. Graham for the unex-
PRED term of her universally beloved
husband.
The order which was issued by
Judge Horton Monday morning, is as
follows:
Georgia, Ben Hill County:
WHEREAS, the Honorable F. M.
Graham has departed this life and by
reason of his death there is vacancy
in the office of Tax Collector of Ben
Hill County, Georgia, now therefore,
l, J. r. Horton, Ordinary in and for
said County of Ben Hill do hereby ap-
point Mrs. F. M. Graham, Tax Col
lector in and for said county of Ben
Hill and she is to hold office until an
election can be held in accordance with
law to fill said vacancy. And said Mrs.
F. M. Graham is hereby empowered,
authorized and directed to exercise all
the rights and duties of Tax Collector
for Ben Hill County upon her taking
the oath and giving bond as required
by law and she is to so act until the
vacancy is filled according to law.
This April Goth, 1925.
J. r. HORTON,
Ordinary, Ben Hill County.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-04-23
Cleanup Parade
Fun For Children

The grounds in front of the Lee
Grant Hotel Monday afternoon was
scene of much merriment for the on
lockers and participants who gather
ed there to take part in the clean up
parade. The line up extended two
blocks down the street, with about
two hundred childrcn taking part in
various costumes The large fire truck
in charge of Chief Wilkerson led the
narade. and this was followed by the
citv's street superintendent, Mr. Down
ing. with his hands, truck and gar
bage wagon carrying a banner with
the following inscription: "This is
Clean Up Tine. Help Make Fitzger-
At, Shine" Tie boy scouts headed
hv a large drummer boy and scout
carving large U. S flag was follow
ed bv crowds CT children in costumes,
girls dressed in Dutch costumes and
carving Dutch cleanser, brooms and
busters. crowds of boys and girls with
hoes. rakes and banners followed. A
little girl in queer costume with pla-
card on back marked "A Ant" at
tracted much attention, some of the
Inscriptions On the banners were xii
EN-" "Clean Up and Stay Clean,
"Clean Up and Pain. Up and Live
Longer, "On the job, etc.
Quite number of the Woman's Clut
members followed the parade in theil
cars and picked up the children after
they tired walking.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-04-23
RIM HUL, CANNOT PROSPER WITHOUT HER COTTON CROP
Let's Sane Our Cotton From The Boil Weevi This Year
Legion Officially Pays
Tribute to Pershing Leadership
Written Specially for The Leader
By ROBERT FULLER
(Thr,1 AutocaSter Seryice)

NEW YORK, April ga bronze
tablet bearing his portrait in bas relief
will be presented to General John J.
Pershing at the Keith-Albee Hippo
drome here the evening of April 18th
as a testimonial of the esteem in
which he is held for his service to the
nation. An elaborate ceremonial IN
which leading talent of the stage and
concert hall will depict Americas glor
ious moments, will occupy the presen-
tation
The tablet has been executed by
Julio Kilenyi, noted American sculptor
especially for the American Legion.
Newton D. Baker, secretary OF War
during the world war; viii make the
presentation address in behalf Of the
Legion.
The addresses and music of the
ceremonial will be broadcast through
a nationwide hook-up of radio sta
lions. enabling millions throughout the
country to be in the audience. In the
Hippodrome itself will be one of the
most distinguished gatherings ever as
sembled to honor an American war
hero. Admittance will be by invita-
ton only and acceptances have been
received from governors, cabinet mem
bers, diplomats, and outstanding fig
ures in the nations business, profess
ional and military life.
One of the most striking OF a ser
les OF tableaux to be presented by stars
whose names shine along Broadway,
will be a perturbation of the Ameri-
can Legion Endowment Fund for the
relief of war orphans and disabled vet.
Grams. More than 100 artists from all
branches of the stage will participate
int he tableaux.
John Phillip Sousa will have charge
of the band music for the ceremonial.
He will direct the United States Army
Band of Washington, D. c., which will
be supported by four other army and
navy bands.
Wartime songs will be revived by
orchestras from three New York the
aires, the Rivo1i, the Rialto, and the
Criterion, playing ensemble:
At a banquet to preced the Hippo
drome exercises, General Pershing,
lanes A. Drain, Commander of the
American Legion and other notables
will speak. Commander Drain will tell
of the relief work among disabled vet
Grams and orphans of former service
men to be accomplished by the Amer
lean Legion Endowment Fund. The
banquet addresses also will be broad
cast nationally.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-04-23
u. ]. Bennett Resigns
AS Supt. Of Schools
U. ]. Bennett Accepts Position in
Dalton After Being Reelected
for Fifth Term.

The board of education received the
resignation of Superintendent Uric
]. Bennett, who has accepted the po-
sition of head of the schools at Dalton.
Mr. Bennett has been in charge OF
the local schools for the past four
years, having previously filled the po-
sition as bookkeeper for the H. A.
Burkhart Auto Company.
During his term of office Mr.. Ben
nett has succeeded in bringing order
into the disorganized schools of pre-
vious years, caused by the frequent
changes in superintendent, most of
whom failed to catch the spirit of
popular education as practiced in
FITZGERALD and thus failed in their
jobs.
Mr.. Bennett having previously been
principal in the High school under
Supt. H. B. Richie, had acquired the
necessary enthusiasm for the local
system and has regained in part the
place for our schools which in pre-
vious years they held in the state.
Mr.. Bennett is now better prepared
than ever to serve in his newly chosen
field, for which he has our best wishes.
A successor for Mr.. Bennett will
be elected by the board of education
at an early date.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1925-04-23
Mr.. Currey Here
In Interest OF The
Columbia Seminary

Mr.. N. L. Curry, representing the
committee of education ct the South
ern Presbyterian church. is in the
CITY for conference with local Pres
byterians regarding the work now be-
ing conducted throughout Georgia for
the removal of Columbia Seminary
from Columbia, S. c., back to Geor-
gia, where it was fyst started.
The removal ard rebuilding of the
senlna.., at Atlanta has been author
lied by the five syncds of Georgia,
South Carolina, q atama, Florida and
Mississippi, and approval by the Gen
eral Assembly, the Board of Directors
of Columbia Seminary and the Pres
byterians of Georgia, according to
Mr.. Curry.
The campaign IN Georgia follows a
recent campaign in Atlanta in which
the Presbyterians of that city and
Decatur subscribed over 100000 for
new buildings and equipment, and a
plot Of ground o. forty acres was do
mated for site.
There are no Presbyterian Theolo-
gical Seminaries in the State, says Mr..
Curry; there are many vacant pulplts,
and the need is very great for a SEM
inary where local Candidates for the
ministry can be trained and held in
tins territory for loca! charges.
Columbia Seminary is controlled by
the five synods Of Georgia, Florida,
Alabama, South Ca'ciina and Miss
i,sippi.T The campaign ir Georgia is in
charge of a Synod's Committee COM
posed CT prominent Presbyterians
Throughout: the State, of which DIR. }.
Sprole Loyns of Atlanta, is chairman.
1t is planned to raise not less than
s25O,OOO in the state of Georgia to be
used for endowment of the new SEM
mary. The committee of education of
the Southern Presbyterian church is
assisting in the campaign, and has es-
tablished headquarters at II Poplar
street, Atlanta.