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Markers and Assorters.
Experienced
Arrlv at on,e Palace Laundry 30 9th at
fPEDTT STnP

EXPERIENCED.
Arrlv at "n,e Palace Laundry 30 9th at
CREDIT STORE.
We arc about tn open high
class Retail Credit Store III this
city. featuring Ladies and Men
Clothes. and require the services
nG several competent employees
I" make mp our organization.
We are open Tor a credit man,
thoroughly experienced in this
cit, assistant credit man book
keeper with credit store expert
cnce: Salcs1adies. statesmen.
tailors and office help.
Do not apply un1es- you are
thoroughly experienced in the
retail credit business. Applica-
trons will he treated strictl, CON
hdential.
Address RoN .50S-H. Star office
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'Corvrizht. 1a25.l

Fourteen teams. including the com
bination of Freddy Spencer and Bobby
Walthour, winners last October, have
been entered in the Chicago sirday
bicycle race,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


FURNITURE and hoUseho'd soods-T5 0 =
,an h"st nr'cts naIl o. phone Amercsr Fu-
% Ksan $, phone me" Frsnklia an oons III Ia9:
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tnTrs and st"c'Es - rro- hard':c hAst r.
~ 20, n'nr1rt attention call u >ote1
fEATHFE REDS ana ts,nr'ure h~=t pr,,s'
nai6 SQUARE beat Furniture to. sol E"s
= nv phnue Main 5G2G
Iytg9 roopl, IN suites or odd pl.ce. piano
d3y. Phone Inr. aaaoi ''''" ~
FIRNITrRt and 6"uzch"ld good. .! aI
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~ RNfTT -RE-Tf Won have any fprrifrt-- NJ
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hs-l results. r"nd fnr BpYS NofrE. AS 3th
s. n" Phone Franklin aG!>
prices naid csn,tar Furn,,1re - 100 La
a'r ". ~ ph"ne Franklin 1905
~ R%NJiJTCRF "ranos csrpets eto Pho",s
" lgS@ for WAGON or nave me caHA
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COLD. silver.. watches. diamonds ard "
r..I51iIH herded lH on" r1annfa"furtnE Gert
platinum, diamonds sl-" cr-,7,dcd rrvn'rv-
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SMIil u"f highest priors \ Kahn Inc.. %
ON. GoLp sic. diamonds evelr- 1r.
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Fi1!s frr'29 e. b"gTt1 ~ snI .of
TSE0 Fr'RNrTrRT for : CONS. complete
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History of Bush Leagues
Bv John B. Foster.
CHAPTER Xxx.

[ kOPFIA(, back the
likely be interested know something the
leagues. Each kind of sport
kind "dads'
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lKHlefer Is Expected to Aid Cardinals
InSideGOlf
Bv Chester Horton .

The cut ball" with the nibiick Is
q much easier shot than the explosion,
a,d tho r,layAr should always use tnlS
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First Taste of Liquor.


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d,.i,,,-i,,r I,,d sfferted bis eves
and too fat 70 run. he could not make
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where 50 many PLAYERS have found a
few wears of grace. but he could not
do veil eno1c-ll to hold a Job even
there
CompIeteIv broken. Soc kalexis re.
turned tn his own penpIe. the Penoh-
,1nts lie triod un,nir.in- sem. .profes-
zionaI games. hut failed completely at
that rndertaking. Then he disap,
peared He went up into the Maine
vnnds where he found = job A. wood
cutter His salary was $50 month.
His downfall broke his heart. on
Winter evenings and in the long
Maine Winter evenings he would
inin4 n,rt his trunk and read over tho
,1inntncs that he had saved during his
11er Ieee-,Ia career, These clippings
vere the rhapters that told the story
NJ his greatness. He read them again
and acair,. n?emorizinc them.
The ravaces of rum and WORRY over
his failure had destroyed his health.
He became d shadow of the once great
athlete. Preparing to go into the woods
one morning he was stricken with
heart disease and died in a few
n7Inu,p-.
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'HppihS LUIS i'i'
When his clothes were Searched a
clipping was found in the poCket on
the lott SIDE OF MS plue iaIllel SliIi l.
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STuATIO\S-M.aLE.
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30 bof % hIsh school wants work as sppren-
tlce electrician. CAL Col. 674i-J
81 e 70 IN rrihL'nhhlnS fsnode M oon, ~
~ an xmas. Tel. Franklin 0N',Ii
t4fAtFFFTR. hnuseman drshwssher. rel
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IItl,p-EENiIF

ALTERATION HANDS oxperren5ef in hlrH
rle.s snptrel : " Ash I'LL Conn. ave.
EQon cHEcKFR-on- vho has orerated
month and meals Address Box l2a-K star
GIRL who can wrrte rapIdlv ~llgn- 10 work
Adi~ss= Ror Ash. Star nFicn H.
TEACHER ~ Gregg shorthand. to'rh n type
win: dlItation. EnslIsh, ard, se"re,4r,al
our d Address Boy ASH. Star or7"e.
WAITRESS at the Home cafe 453 6 M
WOMAN Of good arproach. for travelling no
sltlon. salary. - 800 s1f bonus :. advance
nent address Box 35n-H star Office.
food prodnct Te;enhone Cleveland 2asa he-
ADVERTISING WRITER
Must know fashions and how to
write about them. Apply En-
p1ovment Office. Sth hoor. G. It.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
ALTERATION HANDS-To
work on coats and gowns must
have store experience. Apply
at the Louvre. Ills F st.
GlRL-To run power sewing
machine; steady work-also
learners. 40S 1st st. sc.
GIRL Experienced white
feeders, catchers and folders. for
fiat work department. Apply
Ambassador Laundry, 1926
Irving st. NV.
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WANTED-sALESMEN.
SAL IFSN AN

SAIESM AN.
High class man with car. now calling on
nnfectloners. druggists and department
stores in Washington. 10 handle our chocolate
candies as sde line This is an all-year-
round proposition.
Give full information.
Chocolate Products Co.
Chandler Blds..
Baltimore Nd
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

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gENERAI. TSFw0PF ~ ant. nat 17r7e
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PLACE n CAFETERIA @lea0ins spas.msa'
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TRANST .krOR WANTED.
sPA\TSH-F \GI.TSH translator and Stcr-
n-ranher wanted for -noretartal work. Amply
Hy letter written in Spanish only statir-
nErerIcn"r. natIon.ity and references. t6
drcss Pov TX star nflcr II
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BARBER SHOT. 3 chars rnlorAd: for sale
nv Applv c0nc 9TH Nv.
WILL SELL p share m profitable huslc.ss
established 1917. Address Box 457H. Star
Z cfice IL
BEAUTY pARLOR for sale an UNUSUAL on
portunItr. GOOD business Address Box a1 X
Star offica. L.
WANT A SMALL BUSINESS. offer 81 600
equity. N Takonla Park residence. Address
Box 53-k. star oflce
WE BUY entire stock of merchandise and
fixtures OF every description for spot cash.
WANTED-Man TO furnish capital 10 manu-
facture an invention Of merit for automo-
biles. Address Box BLK. star Office. H.
OPPORTUNITY for person or couple with
small capital. Greeting card stationery and
toy business for sale: apartment established
and sreoH!ns low price. 1924 Georgia ave
cheap: frst-class restaurant. fully equipped
with modern machinery. refriReratinr baking
etc: reasonable rent good location. Address
Box 4s7-H. star ofice IL
Q. s. MARSHAL, Will SELL at public
ped cafeteria at fe4l St. on january IL
Paikln Coium6lan BuldinE a''-S i'ois
TAILOR sTORF-s350. worth 81 800 rent
s49 month obs gs s9ggnFo,ng Z, 6aek to manu-.
Continued on Mex. Ps M
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woMEN AND CHILDREN SUFFERERS

A case of extreme distress came to our at
tention this week. bearing heavily upon an in
noccnt family consisting of a wife and two
emall children, whose husband and father is
doing time for the State fer crime committed
Perhaps this is not an unusual case, as many
fathers may and are serving time, legally and
properly convicted of crime as is this man.
But the point is this, is the father being pun
ished or are the innocent the heaviest suffer-
ers?
The State takes the bread winner off from
the family, secures his labor free for definite
term of months or years and the dependents
are LEFT to shift for themselves as best they
may.
With the women in possession of the ballot
we hope that they will begin to insist that the
State provide sufficient compensation for the
labor of the incarcerated parent to provide
the family left behind with the necessities OF
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-05-13
WOMEN DRIVERS

Clark E. Woodward Vice-President Liberty
Mutual Insurance Co., says:
"The common conception has long been that
women are abominable automobile drivers
The time was when mere man could say that
tie-up in the Sunday stream of traffic was
caused by woman driver or that the chances
were 90 in 100 that if ones wife took the car
out for tea party, it would come back minus
fender. But figures don't show that to be
the truth.
women are not terrible drivers and the
beauty whose hgh-powered sport model
breaks all speed laws and the bones OF I'M
wary pedestrians and whose devastating
charm disarms the motorcycle cop is rarely
met with except on the screen.
"The results of national survey, based on
the law of averages and proper proportions
we have found female policyholders in au-
tomobile accidents for every 10 male policy
holders Startling as it may be, we found the
ratio was | to TO- From Maine to California
came reports which confirmed the Liberty Mu-
tual figures For example, Commissioner b.
r. Marshall of Pittsburg, said that IN his u
years experience as head of the traffic de-
partment they had not fatality where Wo-
man was driving the automobile.
"Whv women should be safer drivers than
men, all things considered, | cannot guess.
We are investigating further, and If we flnd
the answer think we ought to go down in his
tory with Columbus, Balboa, Will Rogers and
all other discoveries"
The answer will be found in the sobriety of
the women.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-05-13

life during his incarceration. This provision
only within the past few years was made oy
the federal government so far as federal prls-
oners in the federal prison are concerned
There may be some states in the Union that
also have this humane provision, but here in
Georgia no provision is made for the unfor-
Inmates who nnocently have to bear the brunt
of the punishment melted out to the head OF
the household.
Enlightened humanity demands that we
take care of our poor and when the State steps
in AMI takes the only support of the family, Ii
is reasonable that the mans work should be
paid for at least to the extent of providing the
ordinary necessities for the family left behind
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-05-13
HIGHWAYS SHOW MARKED
IMPROVEMENT

trip to Atlanta via Fl Valley or Macor
will convince the most severe critic of the
Highway Department that wonderful progress:
il BEING made in the construction and main
tainance of the State routes. So much adverse
criticism has been published that one is in
clined to come to the conclusion that behind
most of this criticism there is a motive not en-
tirely unselfish and not for the best interest OF
the State. Throughout the entire distance thru
Houston, Crawford, Monroe, Lamar and Jones
counties active work is being done by the
maintenance forces of the State Highway De-
partment and where detours are required, it
became a matter of notice that they were be-
ing kept up to a comfortable degree of travel.
Dotours south out of GAINESVILLE are in fine
shape and go through a section of country that
makes fine impression on our tourists and
native Gcorgians, who see not enough Of their
State to make them appreciate it to the fullest
We agree fully with recent statement by DR.
Sore DURING an address to the Georgia Asso
citation when he said that Georgia was too
much abused by her own citizens and pointed
out that Georgia was in much better condl-
ton than her critics give her credit.
Georgia" said DR.. Soule, ''is suffering from
bad case of economic indigestion, but she
need better psychology, better spirit, less
croaking and more working"
cit is very WE'LL he stated, ito say that we
must know our faults before we can correct
them, but where is the advantage in getting
up on the mountain tops and broadcasting our
criticisms to the world? Why not investigate
quietly and provide proper remedies, without
all this adverse publicity"
Georgia is all right. as anyone can see that
travels through the country; its farms are mar
wells of diversified agriculture; its many smoke
stacks testify to its industrial Importance and
the scarcity of convicts testiies to its moral i'm
provement among the unfortunate classes,
which has gradually shown decided improve
ment since the more rigid enforcement of the
prohibition laws.
Georgia is coming to her own.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-05-13
A MATTER OF INTELLIGENCE

Many people never see INTO know where
they stand on any question. A large number
of those who are entitled to vote fail to exer-
else the privilege. They give as reason that
politics is rotten" when in reality they are
just too lazy or Indifferent to give the subject
intelligen tand earnest thought. If they
would study conditions and issues as they
should SO that they could vote inteligently
they would have less to grumble about after
each election.
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Farm and City Proper
tv For Sale

so acre farm, 8 miles out, good
improvements, 80 acres in cultiva-
ton, 714 acres on N. Merrimac
Drive, room, two story stone house,
all in good condition, cheap for
quick sale. For further information
call 1927. 4tp
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First Methodist Church
c. 3. Ware. Pastor

Z. 3. Ware, Pastor.
Sunday School 1000 A. NJ, Burr
Stokoe, Supt. Subject of lesson,
Abraham and the Strangers"
Junior Church II 100 A. NJ. Spe-
cial music, Duet. Subject of SER
mon, I'm the Land of Beginning
Again."
Morning Worship, 1870. Anthem.
Subject of sermon For or Against?"
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Observation-Disclosures
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Distorted Vision
elders

A cat may look at king. So may
a reader take exception to an asser-
ton SO biased as that of Arthur
Brisbane, though his words do come
so highly rated in their monetary re-
turns. He says of a certain crime
"this will not surprise historians
when they learn that prohibition has
caused laws and the constitution to
be treated as a joke by respectable
people of the United States" Read
ers, will you not agree that the truth
is that "this should not surprise his
torians when they learn that so-called
respectable people have caused laws
and the constitution to be treated as
a joke by their disregard of the pro-
hibition law"
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WOCO PEP

We invite correspondence from re-
liable parties in Fitzgerald and Ocilla
desiring the sale of Woco Pep king
of motor fueD, Purol gasoline Woco
and Tiolene motor oils. All pure oil
products. None better. We furnish
equipment. A money maker for
some one.
Triton OIL CO.,
John T. Ellis, Triton, Ga.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-05-13
FOR SALE

CASH PAID FOR FALSE TEETH
dental gold, platinum. magnet
points. diamonds and discarded jewell
ry. Hoke Smelling " Refining Co.
Otsego, Michigan.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-05-13
ABOUT ADVERTISING

Newspapers of America published last year
advertising which cost $3.50, 100000. Those
who do not believe in advertising probably
tank this huge sum was donated by kind
Ha2rted, brit brainioss business men,
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-05-13
M1zEBnUzR@szzsnHE1
EDDETTES
ON
n THINGS
"Carnation Day"
. - By M
u 2, ~: III. y

Until this year carnations were
used exclusively for one of the Moth
er's Day flowers. Now the auxil-
iaries of the United Spanish War
Veterans have adopted the carnation
as the official flower to commemorate
VIM. Mckinley who served as presi-
dent during the Spanish-American
war, it having been his favorite flow
err. Recently a Carnation Day was
observed in Atlanta by the street
sale of this flower for the benefit of
a relief fund for veterans of the
Spanish-American war.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-05-13
Thomas G.. Hudson
Dies at Americas

Americas, Ga.-Thomas G. Hud-
son. formerly commissioner of agri-
culture of Georgia, died at his home
here tonight.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-05-13

All of us have been wading through pages
of newspaper stuff for week, following close.
y the congressional hearing on the Volstead
law, and here comes this headline: "No Dry
Law Change Likely This Session"
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-05-13
FIRST CLASS ADVICE

Now plan and work to great crop for the
coming year. You are more likely to have it
if you plan and work for it. This means head
work as we'll as hard work
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-05-13

Kansas City BARRIERS predict that
haircuts will soon be rs cents. II
the price boost moves northward, a
lot of us will soon look like poets
Sioux ails Argus Leader.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-05-13
New Voting Exemption

Australia, which gave other coun-
tries the best voting system ever
known to prevent bribery and in
timidation at the polls, has also had
compulsory voting law, with fines
up to $40 imposed for failure to COM
ply with the ruling. A new exemp-
ton provision has been allowed in the
case of mothers with babies who
might find it difficult to go to the
polls. Excuses were granted in the
November election to 6,400 cases in
the city of Adelaide, which shows the
advantage there may be in a very
good law.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-05-13

BOARDERS WANTED--Day, week
or month.-Mrs. Sudie Stroud,
326 N. Main St.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-05-13

Junior League, 500 P. NJ.
Epworth League, 1880 p. NJ, j.
c. Williams, Pres. Subject, "Anni-
versary Day."
Evening Worship, $50. The pas
tor will preach.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-05-13

That man can be termed a philoso-
pher who finds his JOY in being dis
possessed.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-05-13

When a man moves into house all his own
he naturally thinks more of his own town and
everybody in it.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-05-13

WANTED-Plne, oak and ash; short
lengths. Fitzgerald Veneer Com
pany. l-ZS-t1
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-05-13
No Caste In Art

The American Concert Singers
League in New York City brought to-
gether for hearing one night last
week six singers as follows, Giovan-
nj Morelli, a beauty shop barber
Patrick Kelley, a riveter; Max Ber-
man, tailor; Joe Sullivan, plum
Der; Sylvia Peterson, farm worker
and Amira Calderon, factory gar
ment maker. They hail from Seat
tie, Mexico and other distant points.
Each has a wealthy patron who hopes
to arrange national tour after this
test or trial concert.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-05-13
The Regret" Line

One of the saddest of the sweet
but touching observances of Moth
er's Day was that at the Federal
Prison in Atlanta, the third one there.
Eight little girls stood with baskets
Of red and white roses while the
guarded inmates filed by with the
privilege of selecting the white or
the red flower as required. What re-
morse over their fallen estate must
have saddened many hc&. :. -.aughts
of mother and their innucelic child
hood must be the most poignant of
all the regret that most of the less
hardened ones feel. Warden Shook
says that this ceremony seemed to
leave marked and good effect last
year. Also other prisons are follow
ing the custom.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-05-13

WANTED-To buy or trade for used
furniture. Miller & Raine Furniture
Co., 1l3 S. Main St. Phone 1886. tt