Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, June 24, 1921, Friday Edition, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPERSONAL PARAGRAPHS Miss® Hazel Robinson, director of the play Katcha-Koo will leave for Greenville, Texas Saturday morning, g " Mr. Julian Slager of Atlanta, who is a senior at Georgia Tech passed through Fitzgerald Thursday after noon en route to Jacksonville, Fla, by motor over the Short Route, s e is Phone 620 tor rresn ang Smoked Meats. Two deliveries a day 9:30 and 4:30. ¢ tf CONGOLEUM SQUARES all sizes new pattern, Feinberg Furni iture Store. tf Messrs, Oliver of Abbeville en joyed the comedy Katcha-Koo at the opera house Thursday evening, _— Mr, and Mrs, C, L. West of Thom asville were guest of Mr, and Mrs, N. A, Sutton this week, 666 cures Malaria,; Chills and Fever, Billious Fever, Colds and LaGrippe, or money refunded, Advertisement FdS23 Mrs, Chas, West of Atlanta was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. W‘ R, Sutton this week, ‘ Mrs, G. W. West of Atlanta‘ stopped over to attend the Maynard- West wedding enroute to Waycross, CARD TABLES, the table you can (fold up. Feinberg Furniture Store, . t The members and friends of the First Methodist Episcopal Sundayi School will picnic at Lake Bcatrice; on next Thursday, All friends of the ‘school are invited to enjoy the day with them. ‘ PORCH SWINGS COMPLETE $4.75 Feinberg Furniture Store, tfi —_— | 666 has more imitations than any other Fever Tonic on the market, but no one wants imitations, s°dS23 Mr, and Mrs, O, L, Dunn returned to their home in Savannah this morning after a pleasant visit of several days with his parents Mr. and Mrs, W, L. Dunn, Miss Annie Bell Huber of Moultrie is the guest of Miss Mavis Paulk, Now Buying COW HIDES, Phone 306, sper Hide & Skin Co. tf “‘ Lois Paulk of Ocilla visited fri. _us in the city last evening and attended Katcha-Koo, GENUINE LINOLEUM. All col ors. Feinberg Furniture Store. tf Miss Blanch Quincey of Douglas was one of the out of town visitors coming over to attend Katcha-Koo, HOOSIER CABINETS, all col ors. Get one of these on easy pay ments. Feinberg Furniture Store. tf Mr, Leroy Whitley of Ocilla was a visitor in our city Friday, Mr. Rogers Dickson of Osierfield came over to our city Thursday ev ening to attend the play Katcha-Koo, LAWRENCE—ORSER The many friends of the contracting parties will be pleased to learn of the marriage of Mr, David Lawrence to Miss May Orser at the Methodist par sonage in Jacksonville, Fla, Tuesday June 21st at 10:30 A, M,, Rev, J.. 8, Mitchell officiatng, Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence returned to the city Thurs day morning and are receiving the congratulations of their friends, DINNER IN HONOR OF MRS, CARL FELLERS Mr. and Mrs, Ted Myers will en tertain at an informal dinner party this evening, Mrs, Carl Fellers of Savannah being the honor guest, The guests will inglude Mrs, Carl Fellers, Mrs, G, C. Smith, of Brunswick, Mrs, Gordon Burns, of Douglas, and Miss Genevieve Spier. NATIONAL Pants Dry Cleaned S5O cents Coats Dry Cleaned 75 ccmis f Palm Beach Suits Dry Cleaned for $l.OO Ladies Coat Suits $1.50 Dry Cleaning & Pressing *NATIONAL Dry Cleaning Co. “ALL WHITE WORKMEN” Phone 203 109 W. Central MISS HELEN OSBORNE e A ————————— Office Phone ._______46o Home Phone.________ls9 AT THE GRAND TODAY “THE HOUSE'. THAT JAZZ BUILT” Featuring WANDA HAW LEY. A screen adapration of Sophie Kerr's popular Saturday Evening Post Story “Sweetie Peach.” “Don’t spoil your wife and then blame her for the consequences” is the theme of this clever and original domestic comedy, Double Adventure “THE DAN GER LEDGE” Episode 11, E. & H. Comedy, SATURDAY “HIS FEARFUL FINISH” A Western Feature, Purple Riders “THE FRAME UP” Episode 14. King of the Circus “DEEP WAT ERS” Episode 12 Sunshine Comedy “VERSE OR WORSE”, MONDAY “VICTORY” A Paramount Art craft Picture and Maurice Tourneur Production, adapted from Joseph Conrad’s great novel of the same name, and featuring Jack Holt and Seena Owen, A story full of romance and the spirit of adventure, The ac tion is laid in the South Sea Islands amid settings of unequalled beauty. Educational Comedy “DON’'T BLAME THE STORK?” ~Fox News Service, Prices 11 & 22 cents, MANY BIG QUESTIONS | BEFORE LAWYERS! Finances, Good Roads, Schools, Con trol of Water Powers And Other Subjects Will Be Considered ATLANTA, June 24—The Georgia Legislature met in joint session. this morning to canvas the vote by which Governor Hardwick and the other | statchouse officers were elected, A joint resolution directing this session was adopted at the opening session of the legislature Wednesday, Joint resolutions were aiso adopted for a joint session Sarurday at noon for the inauguration of the governor, With the organization yesterday of both houses by the election ot Herbert Clay as president of the senate and Cecil Neill as speaker of the house, the usual canvas of votes today and ‘the inaugural Saturday all out of the ‘way, the lawmakers will get down ‘to business; that is to say, things will do off with a rush beginning next week,, In many ways, the present session will be the most important held in a generation, As pointed out by one Atlanta newspaper, it is fresh from the people—somewhat the product lof a real political revolutior in Geor gia, The incoming adrainistration, it is pointed out, made its campaign upon some definite and precise prom ises. Governor-Elect Hardwick is committed to some definite things— and this Legislature is committed with him, The same voters that elected Governor Hardwick elected the Legislature, Of foremost importance, it is shown, is the State’s financial status Admittedly that is at present very lbad_ The state schools—embracing the common schools and the university —are not adequately supported, it is declared. This Legislature will be expected to consider the matter of adequate support for these institu tions and the raising of revenue wherewith to do it, Georgia, it is pointed out, needs better roads, Much of the prosper ity of the State, it is shown, depends upon good highways, The Legisla ture will, it is believed go into this subject very thoroughly, The question of municipal owner ship of light and power plants will also be presented. Proposals will be submitted to the lawmakers to allow the various counties of the state to increase itheir bonded in debtedness and incurring debts in the acquirement of utility plants, with right of condemnation, if necessary, At present there is a constitutional limit on the bonding power of the various communities which has heen in effect more than half a century, The Legislature has previously turned down similar propositions, and legislation looking to state con trol of water powers has met with defeat in a number of other states. Another subject which the Legis ‘ature may take up is lawlessness in connection with peonage charges. Governor Dorsey’s pamphlet on “The Negro in Georgia” may be the sub ject of investigation and action tak en either upholding tne governor or condemning his attitude, i ‘uve Telegraph Poles. . Of 1558 telegraph poles In the | Montgowery-New Orleans !ine, which were pressure-treated with a light lcrensma ofl. 1,040 poleg were &till sound after 16 years says the Amert l(‘tan Forestry Magnzine I(n 91 per cent lof the cases of decay the fungi had entered the wood throngh checks and ) shakes, THE LEADER-ENTERPRISE AND PRESS FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1921 KATCHA-KOO IS BIG HIT AT THE GRAND (Continued from First Page) sweet voice and Mr, Kassewitz, who has always been a favorite as a sing er in our city, never sang better, . Miss Athleen Dickey as Prudence, an American girl was like a fairy in ‘her dancing and was charming thru out her part. The solo given by Miss Dickey “Susquehanna Sue” was very sweetly sung and the duet dia logue and song with Carlyle McDon ald was quite a hit, being very catchy, ~ Other leading characters which de mand special mention were Miss Al lie Mayes as the Brazilian wife, Bra zillitata, Miss Mavis Paulk as Chin- Chin-Foo, Chinese wife, Miss Martha ‘Womble as the Irish wife, Patsy Kil ‘dare, Miss Hazel Jolley, the French ‘wife, La Belle-Elyser, Mr, Ralph Cohen as Boody-Pah, Mr, Herman i(}eldcrs as Gong Beater, Charles Newcomer Jr. and Reginald Dur rough as Fan Bearers, and Cyrus il-%m:ulhurst as Device Bearer all do iin;.;‘ their parts well, } The songs were all catchy and pretty and the dances beautiful, the }jokcs and stories full of fun and were much appreciated by the audience, The costumes and the setting of the stage was gorgeous and all together made a picturesque and entertaining performance, | The Oriental Ladies in their cos tumes with songs and dances were ‘very much appreciated and enjoyed, ' The veil dancers gave probably the ‘most difficult dance and were very good. The solo dance given by Miss Athleen Rohrer was exceptionally good, Miss Rohrer being especially ‘adapted to this kind of oriental danc ing which is quite an art and received much applause, ~ The Polo Group of girls and boys dancing and singing was splendid ‘and the costumes very pleasing, The Auld Lang Syne Group gave a pretty dance during the song “When I Went to School with You? The FITZGERALD FURNITURE COMEYY ‘ | L : —ss o AR : s _ e R D TR R = —RrER) IR R SN\ E UL CrlEEIx P =) 2 P : &EM b “eqiote wy A, 7okf" ok eegg ~ . |;; -,. b o't SPE.CIAL FOR 10 DAYS s M S e gl T P RTR TR O SR TR e T Iron Beds, 2 inch Posts, value $9 90 . (. COI] Bed Sprlng\’ Value $B.OO, $3 5@ @/iﬁg///%ﬂ//%‘ <-I to go during this Sale for only OV B, (] e T e R | e I i;ﬁ o /// I ik } L l o \ )%\ *f':! 1A t g jffmi‘*ﬁ e il ulj'd‘ 3 ¥ (‘D (i’ff”! e sid = IL\ € ugj él | All Cotton Mattresses et R —— ]\ P e L.w,,‘\ ‘ e Y-\ e el T $15.00 value W ey —— 14 oo e SRR ||| ————— Matting Axrt Sgurares e e A “’[{ ~'-'ﬁﬁim.!,- ]W / 6x9 Value, $7.50 at oo oo .§4 50 W' /I%%LL))EE' ol Porch Flurniare - ;a,ﬂi///;‘: _-_:‘i | ul An exceedingly pretty 3 piece fumed oak ,]‘"‘ ( Pogclh Suitse, consist%ngnfa rocker, Chail . L 2 and large Settee; value $3O $ togoatonly o U 18- 75 == e e ——— —————————————————————————————————————— Kitchen Cabinets | fizoprald Furniture Comgy $25-OO t@ $45.00 " Corner Main and Pine Streets Lo e ey, T Telephane 48 Fitzgerald, Ga. girls were dressed in old fashioned ‘costumes of school days. The last scene staged in America culminated in a final tableau of which America, represented by, Mrs. S_ L Smith, was the central figure, It was indeed picturesque and groups of girls and boys representing Yankce- Dixies, English Jackies, Italians Dutch, Chinese, French and Belgiar came dancing in and each group giv ing a special dance then took thei place, and last came a large group o girls in white as Columbians lead by Uncle Sam, who was little Billy Vin. son with his attendants little Ann: Sligh and Nell Sullivan who cappec the climax and were the stars of the evening, As these groups of dancer: gathered on the stage with the mair characters of the play there were about one hundred and sixty on “the stage. Mrs, Jesse Grantham as'accompan: ist for the congs and dances contrib. uted largely to the success of the play, desg s MAYNARD--WEST Mr. and Mrs, W. R, Sutton an nounce the marriage oi their siste Nellie Forence West to Herman S Maynard of Atlanta, Ga, Wednesday evening June 22nd, at their home or West Oconee street, / Rev, J. F. Singleton performed the ceremony which was witnessed by only a few intimate friends and mem bers of the family. Mr, and Mrs. Maynard left Thurs. day noor. for this home in Atlanta Rub-My-Tism is a great ‘pair killer. Relieves pain and soreness Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains &c FdS23 Deadly War We»uon Among the latesy war ioprors g a abrnarine tank. perfected hy the french. It is able to crawl alonge river *nd lake beds and suddenly appear in the midst of an enemy tn open firg with powerful guns, To Ship Ben Hill Melons On Tuesdayl ——— | Big Money in Crop This Year fori Farmers Who Have Them } e | The first shipment of Ben Hill, county watermelons to the markets ' of the North and East will be made ! ‘Tuesday it was announced today by! C. T. Owens, county agent and sec- | retary of the Ben Hill Farm Bur(-au.‘ ‘Five cars are to be shipped and, as the market has been running for the last weeks, “will probably aggregate $1,500, | The market is the highest this year in history of melon shipping. The drough in Florida killed a large part of the early Florida crop and the demand is keen, High ireight rates seem to be making no difference in the consumer demand nor in the price to the farmer. The melon market lis unstable, however, and unusually heavy ship ments from Georgia and Alabama during the week may cause it to drop a little. On the other hand, if the drought in Georgia and other South ern states continues and the crop is further reduced, the prices will go higher, Mr, Owens will receive fed cral market report by wire daily as to crop conditions and market prices. Several buyers will operate here, Cordele Boy Scouts . y .e s Give Exhibition el The troop of Cordele boy scouts that has been camping at Bowen’s Mill was brought to town this after noon by a committee of young giris and after being guests of the Cham ber of Commerce at the movies will give an exhibition drill on the streets at 5 o'clock. The girls’ cominittee was Miss Grace Benton, Athleen Rohrer, Mary Lynn Iwens, R. L. Jeres and J, J, Dorminey also fur niched automobiles. THROUGH SLEEPER Macon, Ga. to Asheville, N. C. Via Southern Railway System Effective Sunday, May 29th, Southern Ralway}] System will estab lish- through sl eping car service from Macon, Gaf to Asheville, N, C. Sleeper will leavé Macon each after noon on Southerh Raislway train No., 26 at 525 p, m.}and returning from Asheville will artive Macon 11:50 8 m, For further info\mation relative to schedules, Round Tkip fares and Puli man reservations, apply to nearest Southern Railway Ticket Agent, o~ C. B. Rhodes, Division Passenger Agent, Southern Railway System, Macon, Ga. Advertisement tf The next time you buy calomel ask for The purified and refined calomel tablets that are nausealess, safe and sure. Medicinal virtues\retain ed and improved.\Sold only in sealed packakes. Price 35c. Saves Drudgery! : "“’w ; : e Let Red Devil Jg Lye help out o ity ”.".s & : the mean, tire- giEE N . A oA some kitchen M p Jobs. P.ralitle Chide 'y | in the water that L &N, soaks the dishes, |fa] %g iron pots, pans gt i . . I and skillets...it %@, " saves scouring. RNI { "Bifpt It does e the work g i) . Rinse) the tin- ¢ —— ware, Rnives, gotge ™ forks spoons | DED in water mgde soft EVI i/ with it... es ‘?LYE glassware glea @ Purifies while it (&Y cleanses. ) | Your Grocer | [~ 41: & : ~ Keep Y a can Sells ¢ % i D ‘?'% e L TRt RED DENLIYE Werse v Sehgrpn! Manate sear od " WM. SCHIL Li> MPG. CG. BT, LA Rub-My-Tism is a powerful anti septic. Cures infected cuts, old sores, tetter, etc. FdS23 Cfiice Phone 511 Res. Phone 545 : Y J. T. BRICE, P. C. Chirepra.ctor Rooms 7ul-202 Farmer-C abutt Bidg Office Hours. 9:30-12-1:30-§ Other Hruars By Appointment Fitz erald -:- Georgia