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ssNOT until you let me co. an,
IN swered the efficiency man.
And then maybe"
With little cry OF dismay she dis
engaged her arms from his neck.
Let me gor' she repeated.
temporarily or permanently" he
asked with great elaboration.
= "B.bothv'
= II. Hedge shook his head sadly.
never could do two things at
once" he said. Its unscientiflc
even tc try"
:. "Please-pleasew
In that case. temporarily" he de.
ciared. as he reluctantly withdrew
the arm that held her close.
Constance's cheeks We're fiery; she
prayed that the gloom of the back
stairs rendered all colors neutral.
THANK you--7or catching me-"
Out In the courtyard stood a road.
'ster, the engine idling wheezily.
Tommy Treadwell was standing be.
SIDE 1t, nervously tapping on q fem
der. His eyes lighted with happiness
as he sighted the furred figure Of
constance and he sprang forward to
assist with the grip.
You dear old brick" he cried.
Morning, Tommy" said Con.
stance.
Tommy had seized the grip and
swung 1t up on the baggage carrier
/, in the rear. where he began an ad.
justment Of the straps. Meantime.
+ Constance stepped in and settled her.
self nervously in one of the bucket
seats.
=, The Efficiency man arrived In the
courtyard while Tommy was still
working at the grip. AS Constance
sighted him. she observed with a
sinking heart that he was clothed in
one OF his ominous Gains.
Good morning." he said. as he
walked across the open space.
constance paled slightly and did
not answer. Tommy Treadwell
fumbled furiously a: strap and
said nothing.
hedge reached the side Of the car.
leaned over. pressed button on the
dash and turned Off the ignition. The
| engine stopped.
You let that car aloner' called
Tommy angrily.
"All right; will" said the EN-
cheney man, stepping back = pace
end cycling Constance.
Tommy finished with the grip and
came around to the side OF the car.
\ "WelI?" asked Hedge.
/, "Well?" echoed Tommy. ,~
What's the idea?"
4 The clippers exchanged Awift
glantcs and Tommy became e.nboi.
dened.
We'll II it'l give you any satisfac.
ton to know" he announced. Con.
ME and ] are going to be married."
You surprise me-" said the en-
/, cheney man. II thought we had
concluded that matter last night"
. \ ".You thought wrong. It's al set.
ued."
True: It's settled. Miss Brooke L.
not going to marry you
Tommy flashed Q dull REQ and
. there was a lighting look In his eye.
Are you. Miss Brooksf" asked
Hedge. .
Constance compressed her lips and
nodded
Which shows how srror Win Dor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-11-13
BEGIN HERE TODAY

JOHN w. BROOKE. vvidower
and hardware maEnate. leaves
the city after arranging with n
Arm OF efficiency engineers 20
operate his home. This without
inc knowledge OF his three
GROWN children, Constance, Billy
and Alice. II isn't until
II. HEDGE. emclency engi.
neer. assumes control Of the
Brooke household. that they
realise the full Significance OF
the Stringent situation that
tneir father Has Wirhed upon
them: Constance. feeling that
marriage TO q man who ndores
her but whom she does NOT love.
- better than another ak weeks
IN the same house with Hedge.
decides TO elope.
She IL stealing down the back
srway On New Years morn.
ing when ske trips and faIi.
into the arms OF Hedge. When
sac RECEIVERS her breath sudl.
her go.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-11-13

At Scaries Lake, Calf, Ia a plntt.
enat produces 20T5 Of tIis country's
potash needs. Agriculture which is
50 dependent upon potash as fer.
tiii2er can thank DR.. JOAN T.. Tee
pie 70, his development of the in
dustry The Americas Chemical
Society awarded ire Perkins Msdai
for 1927 20 Dr. Ten,ie FOR his chenl>
zeal achieveme It's
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-11-13

~ That was once called chin
~" It wsmt even water" Now.
With eaEnings put back" it repre-
eu:e 90 on6 knows how much real
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WIRELESS POWER:
BIG BUSINESS Is BIO:
DON'T PUSH LABOR.
BIGGEST JAZZ. IN WORLD
Arthur. Brisbea&

II has BEEN suggested here esess.
ionAlly during several pears PAST
that a solution Of ~ AyahS peob-
lem would svsntually ins1nds wire
less transmission a Dswss. Whsa
men can imagine. thsv en- % vha
tmasinataens IN On sane tina
! Electric wsNss ays power and can
DO sent without wirsA Il n nss
too much 10 hops Ass pswsr rem
Grated at ono place "a he earth
will b sent without WIRES 70 IN.
ether place, or sent - machines
lying In the atn
Latest, most important news ID
that Marconi, speaking cautiously
as usual. suggests the possibilities
of power transmission without wir-
es as scientific possibility, not q
mere hope. There could be no
greater practical semitic achieve
ment. ,x4,,,--~ :
Reports from our big business
proves that 1t really Is big. No
wonder Europe envies us. While
doubling Thomases ask, "What do
you think of the business outlook ?"
reports of great companies answer
the question.
= the first nine months Of this
year General Motors earned mora
Than $149,000,W0, and the big
United States Steel Company more
than $145,O00,OOO.
1t is interesting to see one of tho
automobile organizations making
bigger profits than United States
steel, biggest industrial organiza-
ton in the world.
In rineS.nonths United States
Steel earned more than S13 q share
on five Hundred millions of common
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-06-24
A. ]. MCDONALD ENTERS
RACE FOR SOL. GENERAL
SOLICITOR WALL DECLINES TO
RUN FOR ANOTHER TERM,
HAVING SERVED IA YEARS IN
SAME OFFICE.

Political interest in Ben Hill will
center around the candidacy of Col.
A. J. Mcdonald, who entered the race
for Solicitor General for this circuit,
after Solicitor J. B. Wall voluntarily
withdrew from the race, having filled
this position for the past IA years.
Col. Mcdonald is so well and IA
vorably known to the people of Ben
Hill and the circuit that the Leader
cannot add much to the information
already possessed by the voters in
regard to his qualifications for the
office.
In point Of practice Col. Mcdonald
is the oldest lawyer of the Ben Hill
county bar, has been recognized as
one of the ablest advocates in a court
room and has been practically con-
nected with either the defense or
prosecution in every criminal case In
the county or the plaintiff or defend
ant in every important law suit in
Ben Hill Superior court. The sue,
cess with which he met in represent
ing his clients has become common
knowledge, in every household in the
county, and he will bring to the OF
flee, if elected, the same industry anc
application in behalf of the State
which has made his reputation in pri
vate practice.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-06-24
Prominent Coffee.
County Man Takes
Own Life With Gun

Douglas. Ga.-William Vickers,
about IS years old, a prominent tur-
pentine operator, committed suicide
this afternoon about S 80 O'Clock at
his home in Douglas by shooting the
top of his head off with a shot gun,
His family were at home but none
of them were in the room with him
at the time. He had been sick and
respondent for some time and i'll
health is attributed as the cause.
He was brother of Lewis Wick
ers, chairman of the county commits
sioners, and a brother of Henry
Vickers, with whom he was engaged
as partner in the turpentine bust
ness. He is survived by his wife,
who was Miss Paulk before her
marriage, and several small children.
He was member of the large and in
fluential Vickers family in Coffee
county. No funeral arrangements
have been made so far.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-06-24
JUDGE SIBLEY APPROVES
SALE OF A., B. & A. RY.

The sale of the A., B. & A. rail-
way Tuesday to representatives of
the bondholders committee for $4,-
; 100000, was approved Wednesday in
Federal district court by Judge Sam
uel H. Sibley, who signed decree
confirming the sale.
The decree of confirmation gave
the purchasers, J. A. Fowler, Jr., and
George E. Roosevelt, both of New
York, the right to withdraw their Of
fer if the interstate commerce COM
mission fails to approve a plan of
reorganization which includes the
purchase of the road by the Atlantic
Coast Line.
Sale of the A., B. & A. property
by Albert Foster, special master, to
the New York attorneys, is said by
lawyers to be merely necessary le-
gal step to it's later sale to the Coast
Line.
The road was sold pursuant to
court order issued by Judge Sibley.
During hearings on the case B. L.
Bugg, receiver of the A., B. & A for
a number Of years, testified that ne
did not believe that the road ever
could be operated on profitable ba-
sis without an alliance with. another
system which would furnish traffic.
Officials of the Coast Line plan to
make the A., B. & A. a link in the
Coast Line system.
Reorganization plans call for the
issuance to bondholders Of $50
share of stock for every 500 bomb
A binder of $4,000 has been de-
posted with the special master by
the purchasers.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-06-24
PARADE ON JULY 5TH
TO BE BIG AFFAIR
MANY FLOATS TO BE IN LINE
AND PAGEANT OF CHILDREN
TO FORM ATTRACTION.

Mrs. Robert +. Lee, chairman of
the committee on floats and decora-
ton for the July 9Th celebration, has
been busy with her committee and
is appreciative Of the wonderful lib
eral support being given by the or
CARNATIONS and merchants of the city
to make this feature a successful at
traction for the day. Thus far the
following floats have been entered:
D. A. R., Carnegie Library, Leon
ard Bros, Broadhurst & Williams,
Odd Fellows Lodge, Anderson Motor
Co., Homer Waters, Walden Motor
Co., Fitzgerald Cotton Mills, Watt
Holmes Hdw. Co., Home Furniture
Co., A., B. & A. Shops, Elks Club,
Kratzer's Bakery, Johnson Hdw. Co.,
Fitzgerald : Ice Co., Bazarr Store,
Abrams Dry Goods Co., Denmark
Drug Co., Hussey and Bowles, SUI
prise Store, Bradshaw Music Co., Abe
Kruger's, Dept. Store, Fair Store, Nc
Lellans, National Drug Co., Wilson
& Co., Vendome, Davis Bros. Co.,
Hale Drug Co., Fitzgerald Candy
Kitchen, Lions Club, Kiwanis Club,
Chamber of Commerce, Woman's
Club, U. D. C.'s.
There are numbers of others con-
templating entering floats. 1t is
hoped that every one will enter into
the spirit of the 4th and make this a
great procession.
An attractive feature of the pa
rade will be rs girls and 70 boys
dressed in patriotic colors with dis
tinctive decorations, who will be i'm
mediately behind the band during
their march thru the business section
of the city.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-06-24
AUNT RACHAEL TO BE
HERE THE 5th

Homer Waters has just received
the following letter from his Aunt
Rachel, saying she would be here the
5th to celebrate the 4th of July.
Dear Homer:
I have just been readin' in the
Fitzgerald Leader about the big time
you are planin' for the 4th of July.
The barbecue the Lions are going to
have-sid to think, it's all free. 1t
surely shows fine spirit, and l
wouldn't miss it for anything. 1t re-
minds me of when / was young girl
and use to go. to the old campmeets
with your Uncle John Greenberry
Waters. We sure had big times.
I reckon you heard about the
lightnin' striking Sig. Pettenger's
barn and sot it on fire, burnt UP
everything he had and singed all the
hair off his old cows back, pretty
hard on the old man.
WE'LL, I will have to close, my soar
is boilin' over, and will have to &c
dip some out.
I sure have. a lot to do these days
but I will be- thar the 9Th.
Your Aunt Rachel.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-06-24
Chamber of Com? ?
merce Met Thursday

A limited number of the members
of the Chamber of Commerce met
Thursday evening in response to a
call. Secretary Nay gave an outline
of the proposed program for July
9Th and received the endorsement of
the organization.
The matter of holding a Tri-Coun-
ty Fair failed to get the approval Of
the members.
The matter of a joint advertising
campaign with our sister cities and
counties of South Georgia failed to
secure favorable action and will be
taken up again at future meeting.
]. C. Glover, treasurer of the or
ganization made his monthly report
and showed a nice balance on hand
for the work of the Chamber.
Additional members are to be So
licited, as many new firms and some
old ones, as yet have failed to join.
Secretary Nay was instructed to
purchase supplies for the parade Of
July 9Th and to give cash prizes for
the races, best floats and the water
fight, which is to be staged between
negroes from Irwin and Wilcox coun-
ties. the afternoon of the 9Th
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-06-24
$4,000 BUILDING TO
HOUSE BUICK AGENCY
LEONARD BROS. AWARD CON-
TRACT TO LOCAL CONTRAC-
TOR FOR NEW HOME FOR
THEIR AUTO BUSINESS.

Lucius Howe was awarded tne
contract for the erection of Leonard
Brothers Auto Co.'S new home on 5
Grant street, which will be 100 by
ITO. The company some time ago
purchased the five lots, including
Kratzer's bakery, for which they had
plans made by Frank R. Happ, archi'
tect of Atlanta, for model and mod
ern service, sales and storage build
ing for automobiles.
The arrangements are ideal Tor
their extensive business, including a
three-pump filling station, which will
have a wide entrance on the north
side of the property, back of which
will be the service department,
equipped complete for taking care OF
all classes of repairs for all cars; a
complete paint and upholstery de-
partment will take up the rear of the
south side of the building and sales
rooms and convenient rest rooms will
occupy the parts of the frontage.
The entire front will be plate glass
as will also the accessory department
which will be feature of the new
establishment.
Work on the building will be com
menced August 1st, Mr.. Howe hav
ing other contracts on hand which
will take up his time until that date.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-06-24
Bondholders Get
A., B. & A. Railway

Atlanta, Ca, June 22.-The At
lanta, Birmingham & Atlantic Rail-
road was sold under foreclosure pro-
ceedings at noon Tuesday, reor-
gahization committee of bondholders
bidding $4,5OO,OoO for the property.
The bondholders, thus acquiring
the road, will hold it pending decisi-
ion Of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission on bid by the Atlantic
Coast Line. If this bid is accepted,
the bondholders will sell the road to
the latter.
The sale was consummated by AL
bert G. Foster, of Madison, Ga, spe-
cial master. Representing the reor-
ganization committee were George f.
Roosevelt and T. A. Fowler, Jr., OF
New York City.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-06-24
MURDERESS SPENDS S.
HOURS in CITY HOSPITAL
SOUGHT BY FLORIDA POLICE
FOR MURDER OF SAM WARD.
CAPTURED IN MACON.

A nationwide sought character
was for SIS hours an inmate of the To-
cal hospital, being brought there Sun
dav when she was discovered uncon-
scious in her car between this city
and Ocilla.
The woman was Lena McMurray
late of Jacksonville, where she is
charged with the murder OF Sam
Ward, a former citizen of Macon,
who died in Jacksonville Sunday
night, after ten days battle against
death, caused by bullet wound in,
fiicted by Lena McMurray, whom he
accused of shooting as he was fixing
his car on highway.
The McMurray woman hailed from
Nashville, Tenn, for which city she
left after being discharged from the
hospital in company o fher brother
who came from Nashviu con being ad
vised of her desperate condition
The woman had taken poison with
suicidal intent and local physicians al
the hospital worked necessarily fol
Sc hours, finally succeeding in bring
! ing her thru.
Later information received here
states that the woman was taken in
custody by Macon officers and is
awaiting extradition to Florida.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-06-24
SCARBOROUGH LOCATES
BICAMIST AND DESERTER
WIFS'S PITEOUS APPEAL GETS
CONSTABLE BUSY AND AR
REST FOLLOWS.

E. j. Small, travelling evangelist,
and at one. time local preacher at
West Green, was arrested in Auburn
Ala, on charges preferred by his
wife living in Omega, and who Sc
cured the assistance of Constable j.
W. Scarborough to locate her erring
spouse.
Small was conducting revival meet
ings in Auburn, where he was said
to be living with a woman, formerly
a resident of this county. The sher-
iff of Tiff county. in whose jurisdic-
ton the warrant was sworn out, has
sent deputy after Small, who is said
to have waived >extradition proceed
ings and is willing to come and stand
trial in Tiff county.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-06-24
just IL Days To
Prepare For the 5th

Organizations and firms planning
to have floats in. the big parade on
the 5th have only IL days to prepare.
Several civic organizations-the Wo-
mans Club, the Lions and l. o. o. F.
are already making preparations for
specially decorated floats for the oc-
casion and among the merchants sew
eral are planning elaborate floats to
make the affair real impressive on
the natal day of our country.
The Lions Club will have entire
charge of the barbecue at the Blue
and Grey Park and is meeting with
liberal cooperation by the business
men of our city.
A number of our farmers have
also shown their interest in the day
by donating beef, mutton, kid and
pork for the barbecue. The barbe-
cue committee is preparing for the
largest crowd ever assembled in the
city and will leave nothing undone
to feed the entire multitude.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-06-24
New City Directory
For Fitzgerald

A directory is being gotten up of
the city and suburbs, containing an
alphabetical list of names, business
firms, public buildings, etc, a CLASH
fed business department of every
business and profession alphabetical
~ arranged, a descriptive, alphabet
cal and numerically arranged street
guide, denoting various business and
heads of homes at residence address.
1t will also have complete misce.-
laneous department of City, County
officials. local postoffice department,
churches, schools, clubs, societies and
much other useful information and
in addition will be replete with many
other new features not heretofore
contained in other directories.-Adv.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-06-24
LIONS CLUB INVITES
DIR. M'KEEN OF MACON
TO MAKE ADDRESS
MAY HOLD JOINT SESSION WITH
KIWANIS AND CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE IF SPEAKER SETS
DATE

The Lions Club had its usual en-
thusiastic luncheon at the Aldine Ho-
tel Wednesday, when progress by
each of the barbecue committees was
reported Tor the 5th.
Chairman Hilton of the Finance
committee gave an especial good re-
port for his committee, rejecting
credit on its members and the BUSH
ness community.
Chairman Lasseter of the arrange
ments committee reported READY"
and promises to feed ten thousand, if
they'll come.
Miss Chastain, who is chairman of
the committee on securing serving
maids, reported Il bevy of the pref
test young ladies If the city, anxious
to do honors on this occasion.
Jim Evans, to whom the special en-
tertainment features for the day
I we're allotted, had as his guests Miss
Frances Denmark, who gave two
readings, each of which were humor-
GUS and we'll received. "The Leap
Year Leap" was especially fine and
the Discovery of America, in dialect,
showed special talent of the young
lady.
Sam Jones, on the violin, Jim
Evans with his guitar and Miss Chas-
tain on the piano, were SO pleasing
that the club nearly exceeded its al
; loted time, so insistent was the ap-
plause which followed each of the
three numbers played by the trio.
; Planning for the future the club
extended a cordial invitation to DR..
Harry L. McKeen, secretary manager
of the Greater Georgia, Inc, of Ma
con, to address the club at some date
in the near future, along city build
ing lines.
= Two new members were voted in
being Cecil Harris and Lloyd John
son.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-06-24
W0MAN'S AUXILIARY
COMMITTEES NAMED
FOR JULY THE FIFTH
TO HAVE CHARGE OF REFRESH
MENES AT PARK FOR BENE-
FIT OF BAND.

Active committees for serving re-
freshments at the Blue and Grey
Park for the benefit of the Communi-
ty Band, have been appointed by the
chairman, Mrs. Frank R. Justice, and
are busily engaged in securing aid
in the shape of donations of cakes
pies, chickens, eggs, etc, which Will
be sold at booths during the July 18th
celebration.
Inc ladies will conduct five service
stations, two cafeteria style, and
three for cold drinks, the proceeds
Of ali to be applied to the band fund.
A liberal supply of donations have al
ready been made and there is no
doubt but that the ladies will be a
real feature of the day.
The committees are:
Decorating Committee-Mrs. Ell
mer Waites, Mrs. C. L. Saunders,
Mrs. Wilmer Turner, Mr.. R. Glenn
Johnson.
Chicken Committee-Mrs. r. v
Woodham, Mrs. B. E. Archer, Mrs.
Percy Manning, Mr.. C. T. Owens.
Cake Committee-Mrs.J J. M. Mas
sey, Mrs. T. J. Hendricks, Mrs. C. A.
CHM.
Pies Committee - Miss Louise
Smith, Miss Helen Osborne, Mrs.
Harvey Mathis.
M&yonnaise Committee-Mrs. E.
L. Dcrminy, Mrs. Carl Fellars, Mrs.
r. H. Owens.
Bread, Celery, Eggs and Pickles
Mrs. Harvey Mathis and young ladies.
Ice Cream-Mrs. B. E. Archer,
Mrs. A. G. Brown, Mrs. w. C. Will
kerso-,, Rev. Bruce Nay.
Ler1onade-Mrs. w. A. Bowling,
Mrs. F. NJ. Malcolm, Mrs. Floyd
Eads, Mrs. James Stewart.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-06-24
GEOLOGIST APPOINTED TO SUR
VEY RESOURCES ALONG A.,
B. & A. ROAD

Pursuing its policy of promoting
industrial possibilities along its line,
the Atlanta, Birmingham g. Atlantic
railway has appointed DR.. Poole May
nard, of Atlanta, as industrial geolo-
gist, according to announcement by
Colonel B. L. Bugg, receiver for the
road.
DIR. Maynard will make complete
survey of the A., B. & A. territory
to locate and bring about the de
velopment of it's mineral resources
This work will be carried on in con.
junction with the chambers of com
merce and other local civic bodies
along the line of the road.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-06-24
Popular Salesman
In Town Tuesday

Cliff Jones of Helena, one of the
most popular statesmen on the road,
was in the city Tuesday, seeing the
retail trade. Jones has been making
the city since the early colony days,
and drove over this country when a
pair Of the best horses couldn't make
six miles an hour. Now he travels
in a high powered car at the rate Of
sixty miles an hour over the the same
territory.
Cliff is a strong advocate of good
roads" and is proud Of the progress
being made in the State along that
line.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-06-24
Ninety-six Peach
Trees Bring, $500

" A. G.. Reeves reports having sold
s4OO worth Of peaches off go trees,
planted on one acre in the William
son mill district Mr.. Reeves mar
keted his peaches in this city and
says he made more on his acre or
chard than he expects to make on his
cotton crop this season.
The peaches are the Red Bird va
riety. A few acres set out in fruit
will pay every farmer and as this
soil and climate are well suited to
peaches, it is hoped that more or
chards are put out next season.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-06-24
Former Fitz High Boy
Graduates in Michigan

The 1921 graduating class of
Fitz-Hi and other friends of J. Theo-
dore Hoffman will be interested to
know that he is a member of the
graduating class Of 1926, composed
of 1910 students at the University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor. He is grad
uating in civil engineering and &C
countants. The graduating exercises
were held the morning of June 14th.
Theodore is a nephew of Mrs. J. T
Hendricks.