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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-01
CLOSE OF The REUNION
Banquet in Westminster Building
Follows Comforting of Thirty
Second Degree.

The spring reunion of the Scot
fish Rite Masons of Alexandria was
brought to conclusion last night
by the comforting Of the thirty-sec-
end degree and a banquet which was
held in the Young Peoples Building.
The degree team of Virginia Con-
sistory No. ,, conferred the 32d. de-
gree in full form, the parts being as
signed as follows:
Robert S. Barrett, venerable mas
ter Of Kadosh.
Frank w. Latham, prior.
Arthur A. Paul, preceptor.
Henry X. Field, prelate.
Frank Sebring, of Washington,
marshall Of ceremonies.
Alexander NJ. Sherwood, captain Of
, the guard.
;, j. William May, vedc hymns.
Harry G.. Harryman, organist.
! Wilmer Joyce Waller, soloist.
Camp guards, II. Noel Garner, cap
tain, Albert ]. Jones. Vance H /.
Peele, David G. Grillbortzer, Samuel
l.. Estes, Boyd j. Richards, William
S. Connolly, William G. Leadbeater
James W. Bales, j. William May
: Leopold Ruben. c.. C. Batchcller
Samuel w. Pitts. William Lewis Al
len, Charles B. Swan.
a feature Of all the degrees which
have been conferred during the pas
ten days has been the splendid must
cal program which have been render
ed by H. G. Harryman, organist ant
Wilmer j. Waller, soloist.
Following the comforting OF the dc
gree Il banquet was held at The
Young Peoples building attended by
100 members of the rite. Among
he guests Of honor were Frank Sc
bring, 33d. degree honorary, and FL
.ner Il. Simpson, sd. degree, x. L
c. H., both of Washington. Mr.. Sc
bring took the part OF marshall 0.
ceremonies in the degree work owing
20 the absence Of Percy E. Cliff, o
this city. who was called to Fred
cricksburg, by the illness Of hi
mother.
William S. Connolly, venerable
master, was toastmastcr and infor
nal speeches were made by Mcssrs
Sebrins and Simpson. Robert s. Bar
rctt ard Chester a. Gwinn.
II. Noel Garner presented Franz
W. Latham, secretary of all tn,
Scottish Rite bodies iE Alexandra
with handsome signet ring
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-01
Chevrolet
Model AGO"

CONSCIENTIOUSLY you
cannot say the light motor
car you have been looking
for is not the Chevrolet
400" model. Modern in de-
sign-strong in construction,
powerful in its motor, in
expensive in its upkeep, you
cannot CONSCIENTIOUS
LY overlook this opportuni-
ty !
To give you a demonstra-
ton will be the greatest
pleasure we could have. Let
us give you a ride so that
you may get the FEEL of
the car and become &C.
quainted with its quality and
serviceabilitv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-01
Episcopal Preaching Mission

The Rev. DR.. Hall will preach in
Grace Church at II o'clock service to-
morrow. He will preach in Christ
Church at o'clock for men only. In
order to accommodate the people who
will attend, the service at night Is p.
m. will be in St. Paul's church. The
other two churches will be closed and
this will be Dr.. Halls last service in
the series, at which there has been a
large attendance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-01
ZEPPELIN IS SHOT DOWN
British Anti-Air Guns Destroy Sky
Raider and Crew Surrendcrs

London, April 1-One Of the five
Ieppelins that participated in last
lights raid on England was shot
Town by British anti-guns, and fell
If the Thames Estuary, forty-hve
niles east of London, early today.
The Zcppelin's crew surrender
d when British patrol boats APP
preached, and were made prisoners.
The Zeppelin broke up Immediately
md sank.
The dirigible brought down is be-
icved to have been the one reported
,vcr London last night, shortly be-
orc the thcaters began to discharge
heir crowds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-01
HENRYX FIELD AM ca

Lumber of Ill kinds, shiugJlng,
LatI,s, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Stair
Work, and Building Material Of
every description, Lime, Cement
and Plaster.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
rG.,- az p ''-'c.r .ts.ss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-01
RETREAT FOR MEN.

The Rev Father kennedy, of the
Dominican House Of Studies, Brook
land, D. c., has been selected to holt!
The retreat for men at St. Mays
Catholic Church next Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday nights. The re-
treat will be under the auspices of
the Holy Name Society.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-01
DEATH OF MRS. HARRYMAN

Mrs. Ellen V. Harryman, mother
Of Harry e.. Harryman, organist and
Instructor of music at the Episcopal
Theological Seminary died at the
home of her son. near the Seminary
mt an advanced age early this morn
ing. Her remains will be sent to Bal
iirnorc for intcrmcnt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-01
AT TIE CHURCHES

At the Second Presbyterian Church
tomorrow the Rev. A. c. Bridgman,
secretary of Hampton Sydney College
,yill speak On "Chrstian Education. "
At p. NJ. the pastor, the Rev. John
Lee Allison, will preach on God in
he Life Of Nation"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-01

F. C.. Glasgow will be the leader
ut the Christian Endcavor service of
he Methodist Protestant Church to-
morrow night at p. m. At S p.
-. the Rev. Z. V Kirlilcy will preach
on "Repanrcnco. Services will be
conducted every night during Holy
Week, April 18th to 23rd BY the pas
Tor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-01

The Rev. II. Y. Dcalc, of Balt-
more, will preach at tomorrow morn
ing's service at Trinity. At the even
ing service the preacher will be the
Rev. William Lewis, formerly Of
Wales.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-01

Tomorrow being the first Sunday
II the month Holy Communion will
&c observed in all the churches of the
city.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-14
cabamiiirllns Ser 80. strabe - ab:
ldlagiger 8eridt.

cabamiiiruns Ser 80. Strabe - OBJ
ldlagiger 8eridt.
Ml1f Mntrag bon Mlo. MpelIer lpurz
Sen sic 8eridte gerebmliot.
MIb. Wneler legte npr ltnb perlus
sic fpl9enbcu Nciplutioncn, lpelde aui
ieinen Intrag NIT N%amensalfr1f alz
gcrpmme11 purbcn:
Scidlplien pom 5tabtratb bcr5tabt
9apenpprt, Soma, oab Sic GIat bon
81. 90. gppf's Mpoition sur Staht 9uz
peupprt, Splpa, lpie altsgefcrtigt nit
DEM Glerf lei, unp pieleIbe lit hermit
scnebmigt unb Ser Niapor uno Ser
Stabt : Glerf ser Gtapt 9apeupprt
iino hermit mtgelpieien. sic Innabme
oieler Nelollltipn alf belaeter Glut su
beldeinigen, ipie 9eletlih erforbert.
9eit.: S. geripalo, @apor.
9egl.: @llgp Mpcuer, Stubt : glerf.
geldIpIen bom Gtabtratb BON 9a,
benpprt, ba6 elm permnuenter @eitenz
meg bon bier Sltb 8reite innerbalb 10
Easen nad Mnnabme bieler Meiolutton
eelest ipcrpe on Ser @eItleite ser &euz
lpppp Mbelllte, olptld]eH Stnpet1 NM Sp<
cuit Strabe, nno ppr Dem folgerben
@runbeigentbnm:
Got pierumoslpan5is (24) in glpd
feds (6) III Meglellan &arf Ibbiz
tinn CUR Stabt 9ubenport,
bersuiteuen aus fiinltlidem Gtein, Sc,
ment ober @ranitpib.
@elt.: S. 8eripalb. Mabpr.
geal.: @lso Mneler, Stabt : GIerf.
@eldloiler bonn Gtnbtratb bon 9u.
benprrt, bab elm pern,anenter Seiten.
meg bon bier SUB 9reite iunerbalb 10
|Sasen na6 M%nnab1ne bieler Neiolrtiur,
eelcat perbe nn Der @eltIeite Ser
galtern 9pen1e sipiIden Mpnroe ms
Occult gtraBe, nnp Dor bem folsenben
@runbei9entbum:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-14

bier nno piersis (144) SUB; bicraui
nDrbli6 Bis Sur Siiblinie bon 8ari
Cane nit elmer @lebdtion bon eit1
buneert nno brci nnb oreiBig nnb TO-
100 G33.70) SUB.
Seft. 2. Ser GtabtzS ngenieur tpirb
bierbur6 %angetpielen. beIagten @rao in
bas 8ud fir @%raoirungcn ein3utra,
gen. I'm ben beidriebenen GRAB gu er<
gaiin5en nnb in 11eberein thinning au
brin9en NIT Dem beieefiigten Yrofil.
tpeld)es einen She'll bieIer 9rbina,ld
bilbet.
gcf.: Spbn @eripalb, Mabor.
gc9l.: 6llgo M6Qer, Stabtclerf.
@inc 0roinans, f~etltcQenb
Sen @rab in 9fiplcb GtraBe bon Ser
Moripooo Mpenlte biz Garf Zane.
Sci es beldlpiien bonn @tabtratg
Der Staht &npcnport. Soipn:
Seftirt l.. Ser Grab in @ipIct
Strabc bon scr Norblinie bon 9'orz
ipoob Mnenle biz sur Siiblinic bon
Sarf Game miro biermit tpic foI9t felt
9eltcllt:
@c9inucnn an ser Mprblinie bon
Morippop Mpcnllc NIT .ciner Glebatipn
bon elm bnnbert unb sipei unb f~iinisie
nnb 7O@1O0 G52.70) SUB; bieraui
n0rblid bic sur Giiolinie bon Yori
2ane NIT elmer @lcbatipn bon ein BUM
bert nllb flint unb hrcibig nnb 50s1OO
(135.50) SUB.
@eft. 9. Ser GtaSt : Sngenieur III
bierbnrh anaetpielen. bela9ten @rab IN
bas Bud fir @%raoirungen ein3utra.
gen. nm Sen beihriebenen Grab gu er,
gdn5en nub in l1ebereinitimmung gu
brineen NIT benz beieefiigten Nrofil.
tpeIdeS eiuen She'll bieier Srbinun1
biIbct.
M@cit.: S. 8ertpalo, Mlabor.
gesl. A3ugo Moeler. stabt gIerf.
Cine 9rbinan5, feltIfellenl
sen @rub IN Scr Mleb, stnild)cn Scott
StraBc unb @cltern Mpcnle, bon bci
Nprippob Mpcnlc bis &arf Cane.
Sci IS 6eldlplicn bpnt gtabtratf
Scr stnbt Gapenpprt, Soma:
Geftipn 1. Ser @rab in Der Mact
5niidcn Scott <Strabc nnb @eltcrr
Mbcnllc, bon Ser Norluppb Wnclnlc biz
Snrf 9anc ipirb biermit lpic fpl9t felt
gclteIlt:
@eginneno an Scr Morblinie bon Ser
Nprtpppo Mnenllc nit elmer @lebutior
boz, Elm bnnbert lrnb flint unb ~fiinfsiq
unb SOz1OO (155.SO) Nllb; lobam1
nDrbIih ein bunnert (10O) SUB mil
ether glebatipn bon elm hllnbert rn<
bier ,lnb fiinfsig II. $4,000 154.50)
SUB; Damn nDrblih fiinfsia (5O Snf
nit elmer Glebatipn JON cin bunber1
unb brei nnb ~fiinfais (153) Sub; fp>
Damn nDrblih Bis sur Silblinie bpr
Iarf Zane nit elmer glepntipn 0 cir
bu1bert nnb ,,e,t1 llnb brciBig nni
10000 (139.10) SUB.
Seft. Q. Ser @tabt : S%ngcnicnr il
6ierbnr6 aneenieien. beiagten @rab II
bas 8ud fir @rabirunaen einsutras
gen, Inn sen heIhriebenen @rab Al, CT:
gdnscn r"S in l1ebereinitimmlng 81
brinocn nit sem beiaefiiaten Grofil
mcIthes eincn Tbcil 6ieler Srbinan;
bilDet.
8eIt.: s. @eripale, @nbor.
@e9l.: &uso MoeIer. Staot : glcrf
Cine Qrbinan5, fetlte0eni
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-14
etaotratbs=8e rbanoIum GET.
(Sortietuig bon Ser 8. gcite.)

leftirt iuerben far'n, ipie norsclcben
fir lolde Stenertl.
Seftion 8. Srgcno cine 8erlon,
iucld1e irgel1b cine @erpromlng bicler
Srbinan5 iibertritt, lDll Ser Geiebcs<
iibertrctung idnloig befnlrbcn nub
~bem9emab b~cItraft iurrben.
Seftion 8. Sic @erprbnlngc1
aller Srbinmscn, fptpcit tic M &nne
flift fpmmcn NIT bieicr Sroinans, linh
biermit mlfgebobcn lporbcn.
9elt.: Spbn @eripalb, Manor.
geel.:: @l1gp WtDller, 5tabtclerf.
Cine 9rbinans. etablircnb
Sen @rab IN Garf Zane D Scr Mllcp
ipeitlid} BON Ser @eltcrn Mbenule bis
5ur @arrii Jon StraBe.
Sci GO angeprbnet bonn Gtabtratg
Ser Stabt Gupe1port, Sonia:
Seftion 1. Ser @rab in Garf Cane
BON eincm &llnft Elm bunbert unb 5ipei
1nb 5mau8ig unb flint 3ebntcl SUIT
122.5) Sub neltli6 bon Der peltliz
d)en Clinic bon, ser @eltern Mpenllc bis
Sltr 4pe1tlideu 2inie bon Ser @eltern
Mpemtc ,ad Der ipeltlihen 2inie bon
Ser &arrilpn Strabe lit Dicrmit fol-
9enbcrmaBen ctablirt:
@eginncnb an .einem Gllnft Gin 1mnz
bcrt nnb sipei nnb slpansig nnb 5z10
ld22.5) SUB ipeltlid bon Scr 8cltz
linic bon @eltern Ibenuc nit elmer
@lebation bpn ein bnr,bert nnb Elm mnS
hicrSig (141) Nlt6; bicral1f 6ltlih bi:
SIR Mittellinie bon @eltern gpenue
NIT cincr @lepation bon Gin bltnhert
1lnb nclrn nnb brciBia lti,o s0e1oo
G39.so) SUB; banm Dltlih biz slr
Mittellinic pon Scott Strabe NIT
ci1,er @lepatipn bpn Gin bl1l1ocrt lrnb
iieben l!nS brcibig nno $4,000 Suf
(137.50); bann Dltli6 big sur Mitz
%tellii1ie ppn Miplep gtrabe nut elmer
glcpation bon elm bunbert nnb finn
lt1b breibi9 (135) SllB; Damn Dltlid
bis sllr @cltlinie ppn &arriion StraBe
NIT elmer @lcbatiou bon Gin bnnberi
ln,b 5ipci lu1b breibig nnb 4Oz1O0
,G32.4O) SuB.
@efitno 5. Ser gtaotinscnieur tpirt
hermit an9epieien, beiaaten GRAB in
bas Graoebud ieiner Office ein5utras
gen, entipredenb Dem nben beidriebe'
nen @rabe uulb in llebcreinitimtune
NIT beigelegtem 8roftIe, tpeIdes eincn
She'll bieler 9rbinan3 biIbet.
8elt.: Sobn 8erpalb, Mabpr.
@esl.: @il9o Ws5ller, Gtabtc1crf.
Glue Srbinams, feltitelenS
Sen &rab IN ser MlleD 5ipiIden Hiplet
unb Sarrilpn straBe, bon Ser Nors
lpoob Mpetlllc biz Garf Cane.
Sci es beI6lo1icn bonn Gtabtratf
Ser Gtabt 9abcupprt, Soma.
@eftion i. Ser Grab in Ser 4leb
Stpiiden Ser gfiplcb nnb 6arriior
GtraRe bpn Ser. Npripoob Ibcnae bis
&arf Zane ipiro bicrlnit lpie folat felt
geItclt:
geeinnenb an ser Morblinie bor
Mprtpppb Mpcnllc nit cincr G(epafor
Dnn elm bllnbert nnb aht uno pier5if
llnb SO~1OO G4S.S0) Sub; ipSanl
n6rblidl elm bunbert (100) Sub mi
elmer glebation bon Elm Dunbcrt uni
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-14


Got ueltn (9) in 8lodt pierllnDsman~
sig (24) in S1lltpn's Aobitipn sur
Stabt S%abenpprt,
ber5uiteIlen aus fiinitIidem Stein. ges
ment pber @ranitpio.
8elt.: S. gerpalo, Mappr.
8esl.: 5ilgo Mpcller. Gtapt glcrf.
geldloiien bonn Gtaotratb bon 9as
penpert, bab Elm pernanenter Seitens
epeg bon bier SUB greite innerbalb 10
Sagen na6 Innabme bieier MeIolution
aelcat tperbe OH ser @eitieitc Ser
|&enmnob Inenle sipiihen Miblc &pae
uno Sinoen Strube, unh por Dem folz
gcnoen @rlnbei9entbum:
Got bierunb5pun6is (24) in @lof
fiinf (5) in @cgle0an Yart apois
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-06-25
RED CROSS BEGINS
TO COLLECT SUPPLIES

Washington, June 23.-The Amerj
Red Cross announcer tonight that it
had completed preliminary plans for
relief lork in connection with mobili.
cation OF the National Guard and had
instructed it's chapters throughout the
country to begin TO collect supplies
and forwarded them to headquarters
for use Of state soldiers. A compre,
hensive plan for care of destitute fam
lilies OF guardsmen is being worked
out
Receiving aud distributing depots
VIII he established At san Antonio
and FL PasO, and later at iuteTmedi-
ate depots Supplies for designated
regiments and companies will be ac,
cepted but agents are instructed not
10 accept articles for designated in
iy;duals. The organization approx,
Cd list" OF acceptable articles fol
lows:
Reading matter, games, comfort
bags aiamas, cotton socks, towels.
pipes, smoking tobacco, cigarettes,
electric fans TOR hCspitals), chewing
gum. chocolate in tin boxes, hard can
dies, coffee, evaporated cream, can
ned fruits "and other deiicacies III
tins"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-06-25
l.AWLER MURDERER DRIVES
SHERIFF TO KILL HIMSELF

Huntsville, Ala, June 23.-Sherifi
Robert Phillips, of Madison county
shot and killed himself at the county
jail here late today-the second sui
eide growing ont of the recent murder
Of Probate Judge w. T. LaWler.
The sheriff left note saying he had
been suspected of the murder, assert.
ing his innocence. and declaring he
had been fooled" and could not
stand the strain"
Sheriff Phillips had been known as
q political friend to d. D. OvertOn,
for whom a warrant has been issued
in connection with the Lawler murder,
and it was said by the sheriff's friends
tonight that worry over criticism be
cause he had not arrested Overton had
caused the suicide.
That the sheriff should have
thought himself suspected of the Law
Ter murder, however, was said by his
friends to be as great a surprise as
that caused here Wednesday when
Shelby S. Peasants, a local attorney,
was found shot to death in his office,
leaving a note saying he killed him
self because he was suspected Of muir
dering Judge Lawler.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-06-25
NCME PRODUCTS
DINNER SERVED
HENRY e. FENN ENTE RTA!NEB
MANY FRIENDS FRIDAY AT
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY GEL
ERRAT.ON.

Henry S. Fem, one of the most
prominent and progressive farmers oil
this section, who lives about ten miles
northwest Of Cordele, entertained near
" che hundred and fifty of his friends
at his annual birthday dinner at his
home Friday.
An impressive feature OF the dinner
was that the menu was made up en-
tirely OF products of Mr.. Fenn's ex
cellent farm, with the exception OF on
" two items, tea and sugar. Mr.. Fem
mas entertained at such dinner annual
~ for he hast ten or fifteen years, and
il is custom ne has adopted to use
practically altogether the products o.
Gis farm in the preparation Of the din
ner
Oh The menu was barbecued p0Tk
mutton, Brunswick stew, fish caught
from his own pond chicken galore an
numerous other dishes. 1t was a roya
and elaborate dinner.
Those from C0rdeIe who ATTENDED
were: O. M Heard, Mr and Mrs. G. c
Cleveland W. Z, Robuck Nj and Mrs
Frank Bartholomew, Mr. and Mrs. 3. 5
Dunlap, Mr. and Mrs. j. J. Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Espy, Joe c. Fem
Mrs. Clyde Wilson, Mrs Grin Allen
of Chattanooga, Mr. and Mrs. 0. S
Razemore, Mrs. Mamie Fem, Mr.. anc
Mrs. ". Z. Harris. Mrs Mamie Brow
der, Mrs r. :! Ray, Mrs, Russell Hiar
ris. Mrs. H. c. Wheeler, MT and Mrs
J H. NeiSler cf Reynolds, Saab Ham
iit0n
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-06-25
.ATTLE TRADER THREATENS
u. g. QUARANTINE OFFICERS

Macon June 22.-Because j. NJ
'oung. cattle trade Of Crawford coaH,
v. threatened to wade through heA
n 10 his neck" if government agents
tempted to quarantine his catIle De
ore allowing them to come INTO inns
nunty, he is under @ $500 bond from
commissioners court, pending the SEES
sion of the grand jury, which MS ease
vii he investigated.
Young. according to evidence miro
,uced at the commissioners nearing
esterday morning, brought in some
attic i'll Twiggs county ana started
or Macon with them. Az the county
me he was stopped for seven consec-
!tiVe days before they would allo"
rim to come into Macon.
lie objected to this. and was told.
witnesses stated, that his cattle would
We Guaranteed, whereupOn he is SAD
o have stated that he would blow
he mans head Off who attempted to
o So" and is also said to have toid
ne officers. 81 will carry those cattle
o Macon if have to wade i'll hol! up
. my neck
With these threats, the officers re
armed to Macon and sent deputy
uited States marshals to The SPOT
Were they remained throughout We'd
iesday night, preventing Young from
ringing his cattle across the line.
81 the hearing before MIR. Martin
esterday. Young stated that there
$ no telling" whether lie would have
illed the government agents had they
Interfere with him. Dr.. MorecOck,
"ecently appointed government inspcc-
or for this county; J. \. Young, GOV
ornment field agent. and James Grier,
mother field agent, appeared against
iOung.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-06-25
MEXICO APPEALS TO
PUBLIC IN EUROPE

Paris, June - Mexico IS placlu3
It's case before iEe European public ii
The i0rW of statements issued by Mex
lean legations on the continent SuI
statement appeared ia Madrid o.
Monday and similar statement i,
printed in the French press today iron
the Mexican legation in Paris. 1t says
lhat Tie report thar war is inevitable
aud that Gen. jaGfanzas attitude is
due to German intrigue came from
American sources.
'lmpulatioHs against the govern
meut OF Gen, Carranza it declares,
are anWarrauted Mexico has no
wished war with the United States.
The statement reviews the negotia.
tons fer permission for American
troops 40 cresa The frontier 10 pursue
bandits and declares that the inter
changes were Interrupted by the send.
ing OF an expedition corps. cOnstitui
ing A violation OF Mexican severe gntv
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-06-25
ApEL POGTOFICE SAFE
SPOILED 81 ROBBERS

Adel. Ca. June 22.- Burglars enter
ed the Adej postofIice last night and
attempted TO omen the safe. The com
hiuafion being torn off with a chisel,
apparently.
An attempt was also made to tear
Of one OF the hinges OF the safe,
hu; thjs failed the robbers falling
to open the safe, bat fixing it SO
nothing bat an EXPERT can open il.
Postmaster Wells states that only
about two dollars were taken fron
the money drawers, the robbers leav-
ing 4 quantity Of stamps.
The work was evidently that Of
a3netuers, as the job was a bungled
enc.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-06-25
VgYMRERLEY DERENNE
VEAL -fFi7 GEORGIA, DIES

SAVANNAH, Ca, June 23.-Wymber-
ley Derenne, enc OF the best known
residents of Savannah and one of the
wealthiest men in the state died this
morning at the Hotel Netherlands,
New York. He had been i'll for sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. Derenne was 60 years cid and
was the son OF the late G. w. J. De
Ienne. He was the owner of Wormsloe,
a county estate a few miles from Sa-
yannah, and lived there in the winter.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-06-25
SECOND GEORGIA MAY GO
TO BORDER SUNDAY

Macon, June 23.-The Second Geor-
gial viii probably be sent to the Mex
lean border as early as Sunday. -Four
companies are now in the mobilization
camp here, a fifth is soon expected,
and then entire regiment has been Or
dered to report here by tomorrow.
Under orders received today from
the department at Washington, troops
have been ordered rushed to the Mex
lean border as soon as modified
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-06-25
CCRDELE WELL REPRESENTED
AT MOULTRlE CONVENTiONTlON

Cordele was well represented at the
B. Y. P. U. convention at Moultrie dur
ing the past week. In the party who
attended the convention from TINS
place were Mrs. A. I. Webb, Mrs. w.
L.Robuck and daughter, Miss Evelyn,
Miss Pauline Gary, Cecil Jones and
Conrad McGougan. The party motor
ed there Wednesday morning, spend
ing through Thursday and until Fri
day morning. They speak praises for
the hospitality Of the people OF Moul-
trie.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-06-25
BOOZE WORTH So TAKEN;
SAVANNAH OWNER NOT KNOWN

Savannah, June 23.-0ver $500
worth Of whiskey was seized this
morning by the police and no arrests
made, in the second largest raid since
May 5. The stuff, amounting to sew
en- barrels twenty cases, five jugs and
a small keg, was found in the real
room of vacant apartment ct 21J
West Huntington street. Mystery sur.
rounds its ownership.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-06-25
SOLDIERS HERE
AND EVERYWHERE
RECRUITING OFFICERS BUSY RAILS
ING THE ROSTER or cOMP&-
MES TO WAR STRENGT RI
GREAT INTEREST.

Everywhere You see them, N the
village and in the city, on the trains
10 public places, Oh the Slreets-eN
orywhere--two and three together and
sometimes one by himself, enllstlne
recruits TO the service Of Uncle sam S
csuse. Whenever aud wherever you
see khaki, legeiua ana hroad-brlmIn'
Ell brown hat you think OF soldiers
Mexico. war, You can almost hear the
roar Of drums. the clank of the sol
diers irappinGs ana the tramp, tramp
Of thousands of ieet as they keep llile
to the music OF bands. Ana theh 20"
see visions OF a barred ANA slaFSpaN
gicd flag waving, sometimes over tH'
din OF battle and again sci aioli "a
peaceful sOemneSs over some Guy
And there are soldiers in khaki ahd
broad-hrmmed, brown hats watkins l.
and fro
These he times Of war and rlimof;
OF war 1t is what everybodys TAX
ing abou! everywhere Perhaps II
no more u TOPIC 81 conversation IN Cor
dele than il is in other cities.
The recruiting officers are here lou.
and five strong and CordeIe yoahj
men are responding readily 10 th'
cell. Several have enlisted turing tn
past two days Most OF the recruit
are going with Company q the Ma
tional Guard 81 Americas. Lieaienar
IIogue Of this company will femail d
Americas tor he enlistment OF ~
cruits throughout this section ti'
will aquip them in the best posslh
manner and send them IN 70 NMapffo
mobliMf ton
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-06-25
PROPERTY OWNERS

It don't cost you a cent for us to ex-
anime your Roofs and we don't charge
you a fortune to paint and stop all
leaks in your roofs. Mcdonald Paints
and cement preserves shingles, and
prevents rust on tin and iron, and
makes composition roofs water proof.
We are here to stay and will appre-
ciate your patronage. Phone 3-AA.
Mcdonald Roof and Paint Company.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-06-25
MEXICO TRIES 10 GET
AMMUMlTiON IN JAP An

Toxic. June 23.-The lits9 company
informed an associated Press repro
sentative today that it recently recoiv-
ed inquiries from The Mexican GOV
ernment as 10 whether il could supply
munitions and arms TIE company
replied that this was physically impos-
sible. as The company h&d more or
ders than it coui0 ill for Japan's al
lies