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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-06
SENSATIONAL DE-
vELOPMENT IN D
The WADE CASE
TWO HELD AT MACON, TWO AT
COLUMBUS AND FIFTH MAN
AT HOT SPRINGS.

Americas. Dec. 5-Two well-known
Sumter county men were placed III
'ail in Macon and two others at Column
)us Sunday, following their arrest
!ere. charged with the murder OF Wal
er Wade at Americas on Auguct II
The fifth arrest on the murder mys
cry was made in Hot Springs, Ark.
lccording TO adviCeS received by OF
icials, in the person OF John Ethridge
Gthridge formerly lived in Americas
w ade was prominent planter at
.esIe and disappeared on the date
nentioned his body being found in
he Flint river eleven days later with
bullet through his skull. Wade had
300 when he left home. Wade's au
omobiIe was found the next morn
ng after the murder, abandoned and
With blood stains on it.
Those in Jail in Macon are Warren
Johnson, "A years old, special agent
or the Central of Georgia railroad
md Charles Chapman, Jr., % years
Did
Those jailed at Columbus are DR..
:. K. Chapman, so years old, a den
list, and Walter Johnson, % years
I'D
Charles Chapman is son OF the
lentist and Walter Johnson is a
,rother-in-law to the dentist.
The warrant was obtained before
Judge William M. Harper Sunday
morning on the affidavit signed by
+. W. Clopton, father-in-law Of Wal
er Wade 1t charges murder. The
1fficers say that robbery was the mo-
i've.
The men are said to have been in
! poker game at Americas the night
# the murder. 1t is alleged that
Wade had $500 when he left the
game. He drove away in his own au-
omobile and was shot and killed two
niles north of Americas. No money
vas found in his clothing when the
body was taken from the river.
Warren Johnson, one of the accus-
ID, was a former policeman in Macon
md also a deputy sheriff there for a
lumber of years. He has been special
agent for the Central of Georgia for
light years. He denies that he had
nything to do with the crime and says
hat he can prove that he was not in
Americus the night of the murder
The news spread like wild-fire and
he whole countryside was thrilled
~ the arrests since Wade disap-
oeared.- ,.as..s,"... @
The arresting officers were in charge
If Sheriff Harvey being Deputy Price
md Carey, Policemen Summerford,
Bragg, Lowry and Worthy. Other ar
'ests are expected to follow imme-
lately, connecting interest in the case
over several states.
L. j. Blalock was engaged by rela-
ives Sunday afternoon as counsel in
he interest of the two Chapmans and
Walter johnson. , No statements
could be obtained from the arrested
parties before their departure, but it
S said that they only had slight COM
nent to make, requesting TO be shown
he warrants.
Judge J. A. Hixon had already
>een engaged as counsel by the rela-
tives of Wade in an investigation of
he murder, and he will doubtless as
,ist Acting Solicitor julie FELTON, of
Montezuma when the cases are called
The grand jury meets here Tuesday
after a recess, and the superior court
S now in session.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-06

STORAGE BATTERY AND ELEC-
TRICAL SPECIALTIES.
We have recently installed the latest
charging and repairing equipment, and
are prepared to handle all kinds Of
electrical work.
MOTOR SUPPLY G. REPAIR WORKS
C. D. t.artshorne, Mgr; Phone 115.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-06
FEDERAL PENSION TRUSTY
COULD NOT STAND PAROLE

Atlanta, Dec 5.-Somewhere be-
tween here and Virginia, ]. P. Robi-
net, trusty of the federal prison, who
ESCAPED Ivy the. simple process Of walk
ing away, is either hiding or hiking
his way toward his home mountains,
Robinet lis Virginia moonshiner,
who was sentenced to serve year
and a day He is not a criminal type
and was made a trusty son after hM
Incarceration.
The prison guards are on his trail
and have confidence that they will be
able t. get him before, he goes far.
It is rare thing for federal pris-
on trusty to violate hi spaTole.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-06
ALABAMA TROOPS TO BORDER.

Washington, D. c., Dec. 5.-The
First Alabama cavalry regiment was
ordered TO the Mexican border today
10 relieve squadron A. New York, and
Troop A, Maryland cavalry, which will
return to their home stations for mus
ter out of the federal service upon the
arrival Of the Alabamans.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-06
CREAM FOR CATARRH
"OPENS UP M0STRlLS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from ead-Colds. It's Splendid!

In one minute your clogged nostrils
will open, the air passages OF your head
will clear and you can breathe freely.
No more hawking; snufling, blowing,
headache, dryness. No struggling for
breath at night; your cold or catarrh
will be gone.
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of this fragrant, antiseptic,
healing cream in your nostrils. It pen
etrates through every air passage of the
head, soothes the infamed or swollen
mucous membrane and relief comes in
stantly.'
It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed-up
with a cold or nasty catarrh-Relief
ONES so quickly
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-06

Add list of impossible happenings:
"Once upon a time woman passed
by a mirror and didn't look at herself"
"Onee upon a time woman went to
the theatre and didn't powder her
nose before leaving"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-06

Four women passenger agents are
employed by the railroads of the Uni
ted States.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-06

Prussia forbids use of foreign words
in public print.
Evening journal., 1916-06-20
POWERFUL SKIN
REMEDY Discovered

Dries Up Eczema, BARRIERS Itch and all
Skin Eruptions in a few days; alb
serbs wens, Goiter and Piles.
Many thousands of people know how
speedily and painlessly Moone's Emer-
aid OIL reduces swollen veins and
punches, aud how powerful penetrating
and safe it is.
This wonderful surgeons prescription
now known all over America as Moone's
Emerald OIL. is so efficient in the treat
ment of skin diseases that the itching of
eczema stops with one application; tho
eruptions dry up and scale of.
A few applications and the most per
sistent case of piles is absorbed never
10 return.
Moones Emerald on is safe and
pleasant TO use. II Is so powerfully an
tiseptic that odors arising from ulcers,
gangrene, aud cancer Is Instantly killed.
IL absorbs goter; dissolvcs wens, and
in the treatment of ulcers, assesses,
carbuncles, yaricocele and boils. it is
supremely efficient.
Moones Emerald Oil in the original
bottle is dispensed by pharmacists for
30 cents II IS not a patent medicine
but a wonderful prescription Of a prac.
ticing surgeon. With each bottle com
plete directions for use are enclosed
n. b. Danforth always has Moone'.
Emerald Oil on hand.
Evening journal., 1916-06-20
PRIZES FOR Speaking
FOR NEWPORT PUPILS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWPORT. Del. June 2O.-The
speaking contest held in the Newport
Public School last week. included rep
resentatives from the entire school.
The program was Piano solo, Louise
Parrott; recitation. Betty and the
Bear" Esther Hargan; recitation,
CITY or Country" Margaret Lyman;
recitation, Sundays Lonesome for a
Little Fellow" Marlin Benson: solo,
Mrs. W. C. Highheld; recitation.
Mothers Girl" Elizabeth Thompson: !:
recitation. "The Dead DOLL" Alice
Mitchell recitation. "One. Two,
Three" Herman Leoni; recitation.
Two Little Girls | Know" Margaret
Hargan; solo. Mother Machree," Miss
Mary Benson; recitation. THE Leak
in the Dyke" Grace Jones; recitation.
How The Old Horse Won The Bet,
Marie Young; recitation, Selling the
Dog Moss Tyler; solo. Mrs. High
field recitation THE Fire Bells
Story Grace Kitchens; recitation,
THE Sleeping Beauty" Sarah Gar
rett.
The judges for the contest were
Mrs. Frank Boyington. Or. z. l.
Evening journal., 1916-06-20
SAW Sacred Stone
OF HOPI indians
Relic, Said TO Antedate
Mosaic Tablet, Bears
Tribes Ritual
PROPHECIES
ARE FULFILLED

LOS ANGELES. Cal, June 2O.-To
have something that no other white
man has ever viewed though it has
been in the safe keeping Of one fam
fly for more than 5000 years is the
unique experience of Warren e. Rol-
Inns. lately returned from the Painted
Desert of New Mexico.
After having spent twenty-five years
among various Indian tribes Mr. Roll
Inns has come to be on such good
terms with them that he is accepted
almost as one Of the people wherever
he happens to pitch his tent. It is
owing to his friendship that he was
allowed to view the famous Sacred
Stone of the Hopi lndians-a relic
held in such generation that it has
never before been shown to any white
man.
The Sacred Stone bears the same
relation to the Hopi Indians that the
Mosaic tablets did to the children of
Israel. In the opinion Of Mr.. Rol-
lns it ante-dates the Mosaic stone by
many hundreds of years. II is carved
from the hardest substances known
siliCated wood, and has been in the
possession of the descendants of
Chief Machetto the founder Of the
'ribe. since time immemorial
The stone, which is so hard and
Evening journal., 1916-06-20
Scientific COMPOUND
that ROUTS FLY ARMY

From section notorious for its
malaria and yellow fever epidemics.
the Panama Canal Zone has been
transformed into healthful land
where happiness and prosperity reign
supreme.
Faithful, scientific effort has in turn
conquered tho sleeping sickness. the
plague and cholera The locusts OF
South African fame have become ex-
tinct. But what has been done with
the worlds greatest murderer They
continue TO spread their deadly pois-
ons-a menace TO millions.
North. East. South and West, cru
sades are being waged against the fly
pest. To effectually combat this evil,
a scientific campaign is most neces-
sary; but of more importance than
this, is the agent by which they can
in reality be exterminated.
Shopard's House Fly and Insect
Killer kills flies by the thousands. II
is no longer an experiment, but an
acknowledge success. Its use is be-
ing recommended by doctors and su.
perintendents of health on every
hand Il Is manufactured from the
oils of the Long Leaf Pine. and wher
sprayed In room vapOrizes. killing
flies. mosquitoes and all other An
sects in few minutes. The fact that
the fumes are beneficial for people &c
breathe makes IL a valuable addition
to the means for the prevention oi
disease among our people.
Evening journal., 1916-06-20

metallic that it rings like steel when
struck, contains on one side the rit-
ualistic forms OF the HOpi tribe. in
cluding the famous snake dance and
other religious ceremonials, and on
the opposite side a singular prophecy
relating TO the conquering OF the
country by a strange people who
should prove friendly and a blessing
to the Hopis. The prophecy was full
filled more than 5000 years after
Machetto had sent to Tawa a messen-
ger bearing a stone similar TO the
one now in the possession Of Quach-
um-tewa, at present high priest OF
the tribe.
The Sacred Symbols.
The side Of the stone on which the
prophecy Is inscribed shows Chief
Machetto in the centre surrounded by
the sacred symbols-the snake, light
ming. clouds and ciutch. the latter
signifying wisdom. Small figures rep
resent the strange people and the
outer symbols the signs Of friendship.
The stone is approximately two feet
in length and one foot wide and is
worn smooth from constant handllng
It is the only stone OF its kind known
on the American continent with the
exception OF the sacred stone Of the
Aztecs
The story. as related by one Of the
tribe, Of how the Hopis are still wait
ing for the messenger to return from
Tawa, with the duplicate stonE is
told by Mr.. Rollins in the quaint
language Of the Indians, as follows
A long time ago the great chiel
Machetto gave them the Sacred Stone
which contains all the rites and cere
monies still practised by his people
and also the prophecy that these peo-
pie would be delivered from all enc
mics of the death hand by new race
with a strong arm.
One day Machetto called his people
together to pray to Tawa The SUM
for peace and continuance OF many
blessings. And following the prayei
bold and young son of Lo-lo-mi, thu
wise man, was chosen as a messenger
from his people to Tawa.
GO to Tawa." said Machetto to tn
Evening journal., 1916-06-20

young warrior. "and take this stone,
which is like our sacred stone. upon
which I have placed our symbols,
which the Great Spirit will read be-
fore returning you to us"
Although they waited many. many
years. the messenger never returned
from his mission to Tawa. Mach
etto's people are still waiting for the
son Of Lo-lo-mi to come back. In the
meantime the Sacred Stone will be
held as "an assurance Of continued
peace. prosperity and happiness Of all
the people of single heart, the people
of the Bear clan"
Evening journal., 1916-06-20
INSPECTING WARNER PLANTS.

Members of the board OF directors
OF the Charles Warner Company are
making a tour OF inspection Of the
different plants Of the company, in
cluding Cedar Hollow. Pa; Mccoy,
Pa; Ontario street wharf. Philadel-
phia the dredgo Phoenix and Will
mington. The party left here Monday
morning Marine Inspector r. c. Bye
and also caterer from this city are
aboard.
Evening journal., 1916-06-20

Cross. and DR.. c. A. Wagner. and they
awarded prizes to the following con-
testants First in the junior depart
ment, Herman Leoni: second. Mar
garet Hargan; irst in senior depart
ment. Sarah Garrett; second. Moss
Tyler.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-20
Habits Of Dentists
Good Idea 10 Wa oh Them

What are your dentists habits ="
Don't think Iur !, minute that it's none
or Your business. Not only the con-
dition OF your teeth, but your general
health and Your life itself may de-
pend upon the character Of the man
who extracts your achu. teeth or nils
cavities ia them.
IL your dentist IS am Incorporate man
his hands are liable TO be 80 unsteady
that skilltui work is impossible. Just
n little slip Of ono OF his Instruments
may do damage To yuur teeth or gums
that can never he repaired
Ana /; is perhaps o. even greater
importance. that your dentist he neat
and clcanly In his habits. Otherwise
there is no; little danger Of his
spreading infection from the mouth OF
some Other patient 10 yonr own.
Cleanliness should he tho primary
consideration in all dental operations
says II writer la the Boston Medical
ana Surg cal Journal The white coat
OF tho operator represents more than
comfort: il is the symbol o. ncatncss.
The DENTS; who works with unclcan
Instruments. who provides soilcd linen
"r who places = common drinking glass
before his patient should be Judged
accordingly.
For'unateiy the members OF the pro-
f"Ssion who do these things are criti-
clHcd aud suffer from loss Of patronage
40 that they" is n strong tendency on
The part OF dentists 10 maintain thoii.
surroundings ahov" rcproach. With the
sterilization OF Instruments some care.
| !cssn"ss may manifest itself. partly
owing TO the fact that many iustru-
inchts "rc injured by such processes.
aye too complicated TO be treated III
! inns manner o. that the public is not
competent 10 detect errors tn tho
methods of sterilization. Itowrvcr. tho
pubic Is ranidlN learning the value
of aSept!c methods. ana the pr,nc,
"uuimncn; is now found in nca,ly ;,II
dental Offices
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-20
A Doctor S Handicap
BIZ William Brady NJ. D.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-20
Lyrics ,lidmcck tbn,..

phc OF the most notable vaudeville
attractions oi the season is tn. ENGAGE
mcht OF Kenneth Casey. TIN, ,viduI,
known child star OF the movies who
VIII he seen on the bin for the latter
halt Of the week AT Lyric Theater. be-
ginning with tn" matinee porrormiocc
to-day. Kenneth casey's handsome.
fac" aad admir;;bl" acting ~. ramili.,
10 inilii"nS or patrons of the .uo,tun
picture th.:ttcrS ia Am.ric,, and Enron.
lie recently entered vaudeville IT.. *
presenting an act which enables lin, "a
DISPLAY the fun range Of his vcre;,tiIity
Ntuntth is - monoioGiSt. !: ,.l,,ruct.r
inptrSonator ana AN instrumcntaI;st
playing tile piano. violin and cornci 4
sensational aerial act is promised ii,
Inc exhibition Of Liz Viva who NOR
forms all sorts ~ hazardous stunt.
IN inidalr. Something classy viii H..
offered hN the M"ndclssohu Four !,
quartet o: Singers aud inStruucntaltsts
Nihc'a. tn" tirr ara mirror dance win
SGpplN Il Irre"Ous t,rpsichor,am num-
h"F. IN" dances arc given with scenic
;.uh mechanical effects i'll Win, is said
10 he a. beautiful stage S"ttin. che
tlcNand"r Brothers have :. novelty in
'Hts! exhibit ion oi rubber BAN nouuc
'lS. IN" dramatic feature 81 the new
Nh"" VIII 10 "Th" ,!a9 From Home"
ny wlich stevens Bordeaux ANA E.u.
h''t play ia, characters OF Il pi,eaiv
'tnnsinc comedy ski,. New war DO
lures and the usual t.Iec.ll;,nrons
s'l""I Offering Viii srppl.in.., IN.
no" vaudeville bi.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-20

aaNsng Edward Harris from sunocation
in :, we'll III IVA. August =. 1910
John l.. Bum. % Cooper street At
l3n,a. Ca. an cnsraNcr. for attempt
ing 10 save israc Janko. agcd three.
from drowning in Il sewer at Atlanta.
May IS. ici4
William :. Turner Seaside Park. y.
l., salesman. TOR Swing George :.
lewis from drowning IL Avalon. y. j.,
AUGUST -. 1914.
Arthur II. piu2rcc. u Clergyman. who
died attempting 10 save Two girls from
drowning 1T Nnisuuam Mass. July L..
1918. The medal To widow. - Walpol.
street Norwood. Mass
Thomas Mccrady. dead. Il laborcr,
died asS.s,in. III IN attempt to save
robert II. Oliver. : min superintendent.
aud Edward !. t!cti2cl Il clerk. from
Drowning in tho Moppngah"ln River
u; pittsburgh i:uuary IL, 1918 Medal
to another, 'r"ionIn. Kan.
William L. vi, hac.. Jr.. dead. la
h"rcr. died assisting al an attempt 10
save oliver ana Iicttgcl IL the ac-
cidout described ia i'll. foregoing para
.ssaph Medal 70 father. Evansville.
Ind
liorac. NJ ra3hau, dead. i farmer.
diod attempting IL save Thomas John
son. Il farn hand. frotu Suffocatiun in
we'll IT Ma ,lctofI, ia, August IL.
l"lI. Medal ana $50 a month pension
ior widow, NUS;ell ca
Henry ~. nrEcrs. \usicll. Ga a
farmer. for SAVING johnson in the ac-
cidcnt nbov" described.
William Pratt Austcll. ia. FOR at
tempting To save rarham IN tile fore
going ease
Johnson a school boy. from drowning
~ ,:ilnnri,r ~, ON Nu.ISt g. 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-20
When You Powder Nose
Bu .1ntoincttc Donneliy.

don't suppose ono girl In lo.np". u
.tuunied with irritation 81 the eyes,
would dream o. laying tho trouble on
the ;owd der puff aud harmful ir&rc-
GicAt: in po,,ac: The powdcr pun -
cnly secondary IL .hc harmful effects,
however. WIN Il good grade OF powder
there would hr iit,lc irritation caused
bs .hc pun itself. rn; when YOU apply
i D"vGer rou.rtn!a. harmful inGrc-
dents and use " iarSv frIt - apply u
with sore OF tnc ,Ir.ta.ing powder
viii naturally eu,s, .cuc eyes
,;ei this v.,.3ao:c Information OH
face powders which arloared III Tho
Journal Of tile american Medical ~
soc.p,ion reI.cn,lrs.
some preparations - :ac. powder
arc the cause ~ nna mmahom OF the
eyes. This form or Inflammation Sc
cnrs--from OBVIOUS rec sous-aimost
exclusively among women. They viii
COMPLAIN tina. the vision - blurred;
that they canuC; read o, sew 10. amy
'lcneth OF time: th,t the lids bur, aud
itch. sometimes intoierabl,. and that
rubbing the hds only 1gc:aNat.s tho
itching.
The reason for thi. is ,!,at mauy oi
these toilet pow !e,s. commonly kuoo.N
as rice powder or poudre DC ris coa-
tain. in addition 10 tho zee powder
other ingredients which lrrltatc ,hs
delicate membranes 81 tt" eye SIX
.tcer samples az sC-calicd ne por dos
wcrr recently nnalyzcd, and Of this
. number ONLY two consisted outirel, al
rice and only six contai"cC any rick
~ all. WomeD Who ar. accustomed
10 using face powoer shoGia lie care
full 10 select only those preparation,
which arc known 10 nc pure and fire..
from harmful substitutes
In applying powder 10 TIE face &
7 is much safer 10 use = cloth and ri,
. the powder on the skin. rather ihal
70 apply i with a puG as by the lat
: ter method the abwi,r IS driven ur
ward "nd lodges ~ tn" moist aychall
! The tears change IL into a muc.laginou
!. substance which lodges behind the eye
( lids ara produces .." symptoms com
. plaintd ~. S!nr. iullct articles d
! not conc under tnc i'"atral m.i stat
7 focd and drug acts they can be casll
I. aduitera;e'. Rice -four purchased Il
: a grocer would re.Eo-c THIS par,Icu
liar danger"
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GREAT nAT"TLI:SUIp
ALMOST READY ron JKI>,


special /" The Times Dspatch.l
NEWPORT NEWS. w. January r..
~, iouhccinent ia been made by lin.
hhiid"rH that the super lJrcndnn.,.h
pennsylvania, uud.r cousirur;i.n l.
WI! nave her uiii:ia' trial runs OH ~.
New EiI!and coast during the wc.r; =,
fchru"rN -. Tn" Vessel, which - ~.
largest b"ttieship cf The United S,.,tc..
Navy. VIII go from hcrc to RocEi,nI
Maine. where her standardization ,ri.
"l'I nc he!d 7" determine tn" njimbar
oi revolutions necessary 70 drive I've,
al IN" contract rate Of speed. Thcsa
runs viii he followed bv .nc..a ~
endurance tests.