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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-21
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Rooster Orchestra. slks Follies, this
evening. Admission free.
Judge John Baron Burg viii hold
session OF probate court this morn
Ing.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. sam Garcia,
ais West TiIeras avenue saturday =
daughter.
Mrs VIII Self has returned from a
visit with her sister Mrs win Elgn,
If EstHncia.
IN T.. a. cornish left last night for
Flagstaff Afig,. on professional bus
mess he will return tomorrow
Mrs, J Pence and daughter have
lust returned from a visit OF ten dayH
with friends and relatives IN Estan-
cia
a meeting Of the Missionary circle
of the First baptist church viii be
held In the church parlors this after
noon at $40 o'clock
The Loyal Women of The broadway
Christian church will meet at o'oloc6
this afternoon with Mrs crawford.
Clio South Edith street
Mr. and Airs Sam stevens returned
late last week from ~ Paso They
made the trip by automobile and Vis-
tied the Elephant Butte dam.
Mrs Il. S. plat, formerly Of this
city nov residing with her husband
at Hurley, Ia Grant county Is lne the
city, visiting her sstFr ATS &. +
Weed
J. II. Mcdonald, seneral agent fof
the Minneapolis a st Louis Railroad
company who has been here for the
last two weeks lett Yesterday for
Denver
Bonn. 10 Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-21

/ Westlake yesterday morning % son
M. and Mrs Westlake are visiting
her mother, Mrs barnes on South
/ Third street
Mrs Linus J.. Shields. Of Jeme2
Springs. has heen here for several
days visiting nor parents. Mr.. and
Mrs A. u. Johnson She win return
home today
Alamo Review No. l. Woman's
Benefit association OF the Maccabees,
viii meet at 2.30 o'clock this after
noon at the I. O. O +. hall. Lunch
VIII be served
q. o. Wehrhen, Of Winslow, Afiz.,
h ~ the city 60 attend the Elks fol-
lies, and also TO visit his sister Mrs.
William McClurken, wife of Conduc-
tor McClurken.
W II Day interstate secretary OF
the " NJ. c. A., now with headquart-
crs at III Paso. was In Albuquerque
Sunday. on the way from san Fran
cisco TO FL Paso
The Woman's Home Missionary so
ciety OF the Central avenue Methodist
Episcopal church will hold a literary
meeting at the church parlors at ESQ
O'Clock this afternoon.
Or. N. zcinun physician aud sur
geOn Of santa cruz. near Espanola, Is
here on brief business visit. DR..
Zcinun ~ relative Of A. Michael,
merchant, Of sea south Second street.
Complaint against Frank Shercr,
iitnev bus operator. was made yester-
day in the city court by the city Elec-
trio company II Is alleged that two
Of his ears failed to run the ten hours
required by ordinance.
Il. NJ Beckley inspector Of aeen-
eies for the Western states Life In
surance company. san Francisco, is
in the city accompanied by A. G..
Adams. the district manager for the
with headquarters at Las
Vegas n. NJ
George G. Worcester will lecture
this morning to the students of the
Of New Mexico at 1880
o'clock I,odey hall will he dark.
ened aud a number Of Interesting
slides aud films OF scenes In the Phil-
ipplnes will be shown. The general
public Is invited to attend.
Mrs. r. W Davis. 5g3 South Thiri
street, left yesterday for Denver
colo, to visit her brother, Bernard
A. sleyster and wife, and TO attend
their silver wedding anniversary
which will occur In a few days The
sleystcrs were residents Of AlbuQuer-
nue a number OF years ago, when Mr..
sleyster was IN the real estate and
Insurance business here.
The exercises Of the grade schools
held in connection with the public
school exhibit at the armory last Fri
day viii he repeated this afternoon,
beginning at o'clock So many peo-
pie were prevented from seeing the
program rendered Friday that the
school authorities decided 60 renderl
II again IN order that all may have
an opportunity to take il in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-21
FIRE DEPARTMENT
IS ONCE MORE IN
CENTER Of STAGE
Alderman Hust Tells What He
Heard Chief BuftIesS De-
MES Report When Called
Into Council Room,

The fire department came under
the spotlight again when Dr.. r. t..
llust, at The council meeting last
night. said he had been told that the
alarm system Of the lowlands dis
trict was out of service He asked
Mayor Bcatright If this were so It
was news TO the mayor He said
electricians had been working on it
recently, giving tie impression that
he believed Il had been put in order.
chief A. 6. Burtless was called in
to the council room. He said the
alarm system was in working order.
It had been out of order short time
ago but then only for twelve hours,
he stated. a test was suggested. \
fireman was sent TO Second street
and Central avenue to pull the box
there The alarm sounded, but the
taps indicating the box number,
failed to come over the wire proper
", IL was said. This trouble was of
recent cause. An inspection is 10
be made today to locate It.
Pay $1,000 on City Hall Note.
While the test was being made AL
derman Ivan Grunsfeid asked how
much had been spent for repairing
the system since Chief J. Klein had
been ousted by the mayor. Neither
City Clerk Hughes nor Alderman
George u. Hammond. chairman of
the fire committee knew. Mayor
a ~.
called twice.
Upon the recommendation of
Councilman Grunsfeld the council
voted to pay $4,000 on the city hall |
note. There is s2.400 in the city
hall building fund and more taxes
win come in in June.
Mr. Hammond, chairman of the
light committee, recommended plac- !
ing seven street lights. Here are the I
locations. Seventh street and Tijeras |
avenue. First street and Fruit ave- I
nue.. Walter street and Lewis avenue, |
High street and Cop |
per avenue, Highland park, Twelfth |
street and Mountain road,
FOR a City Scales. T
An ordinance providing for q city
scales on Tijeras avenue between Sec
ond and Third streets was given It's I
first reading. According To this. the
rity clerk is to act as city weigh
master.
Taxicab owners petitioned reduc-
ton IN their license from $50 20
$3.50 a year. The first named
amount is excessive they believe.
The license was raised by the coun-
II less than a year ago. Their petit
ton was referred TO the grievance
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-21
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.


Mrs. Elizabeth kennedy. Sc years
old. died shortly before midnight at
the home of her daughter, Az South
Walter street She was the mother
ot Airs q, T., Aver who lives here,
and Mrs joe Edmondsen, of Gallup,
The body was taken to Blakemorc's
undertaking rooms. Burial Is go be
In Lawrence Kan. hut the body win
not De shipped until Mrs Edmond
son arrives here
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-21
WORKMAN SLABS ANOTHER
WITH SCISSORS, CHARGE

patrolman Pablo Luian Yesterday
arrested Jose Alvarado, charged with
assault with deadly weapon Al
varado stabbed j. J. Barra1os with a
talor's scissors. say the police. me
men work for a tailor in the Armilo
buildins. The attack s alleged to
have occurred there when they were
alone. Alyaado is understood to
have said that Bauelos was abusing
MIN. The ease was set for Thursday
morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-21
PLANS FOR CLEANUP
BEING PREPARED BY
THE BOARD OF HEALTH

Plans for cleaning up the city were
laid al "a meeting of the board of
health Yesterday The city is to hire
no teams for spring cleanup this
year. according To Mayor Boatright
However. citizens viii he called upon
10 clean their premises
The board also considered making
preparations for the enforcement of
sanitary regulations with respect to
the display OF fruits in the open. the
handling Of bread and other provis-
ions Of the health ordinance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-21
SAW MAN SET FIRE TO A
BARN, BOYS TELL CHIEF

That they had seen & man set fire
to the barn, was the story told Chiei
\. C. Burtless by boys when the cen
trail company responded TO an alarm
from 900 South Second street early
last night. The fire had been put
out before the firemen arrived The
property is owned by Isidro SandovaL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-21

Funeral services for Emil CinNhurs
viii he held at . o'clock this after
noon at G. T FrenChs chapel The
Rev. Archie Toothaker will officiate.
Burial will be ia Fairyiew cemetery.
Mr. Cinyburg was a sergeant major IN
the United states marine corps.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-21
Salesman Wanted

4 man of good character and ener-
gy wanted for Albuquerque aud vieini-
IS. by prominent western corporation.
Call on or telephone Mr. Adams Al
yarado hotel.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-21
PHYSICAL DIRECTOR
OF Y N. C. A. WILL
COME HERE JUNE

c. A. steepleton has been employed
as physical director of the Y. NJ c. A
He is now physical director at the
Tucson, Ariz.. y. NJ c. \. Mr. Steeple-
ton is not expected to come here I'M
til June as there will be no work
in his line until then.
Efforts are being made to complete
the Y NJ. c. A. building by Saturday
night. The seetetarys office win be
moved from the temporary quarters.
First street and centralt avenue, next
week. However, the building will not
be opened entirely until later.
Livery n nj saddIx. a...s..u Tx.ax. Ill.,.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-21
ELKS' F0LL|ES
ARE GOTTEN OFF
TO GOOD START.
Clubhouse Thfonged Last
Night and Handsome Sum
Is Realized; Street Parade
in Afternoon a Featufe,

The "Elks' Follies," the tazaar
by the antlered ones, and which -
expected 60 raise several thousand
dollars towards defraying the heavN
expense incident tn furnishing the
new club house, got off to the best
sort of start last night, and the
men who have been going around in
the white Yachting caps for several
days past were In anything but de-
joctcd mood last night The club
rooms were crowded to capacity UNI
til late hour, and substantial sum
was realized from the sale of the
many valuable articles donated by
Elks from all over the United states.
The lid was pried off yesterday nf-
ternoon with the big street parade,
headed BY the indian school band,
which marched through The prlnci-
pal streets Of the city MANAGER NJ
". Akers, attifed IN an ice-eream
suit and mounted on n moon white
steed, led the parade All Ellts IN
line wore their white caps with pur-
ple hands and carried purple and
white ribbons in their lapels. They
also had little cone-shaped doo-dads
through which they made noise like
blowing through tissue paper over
fine tooth comb and altogether 1t
was Il most inspiring scene,
Arrangement of Booths.
The ARRANGEMENT of the booths IN
the ballroom was admirable, and pre-
sented one of the prettiest specta-
ces ever shown IN Albuquerque. To
single out any of the stands for spe-
cial mention would he unfair to the
othcrds. for All were good
The work done by the wives
daughters, sisters and sweethearts u
the Elks perhaps attracted more at
tention than anything else. Some OF
the prettiest fancy work and en-
broidery ever seen in the city was Oh
display Also. it was tor sale. Prom
nent society women mingled with the
crowds and peddhd chances on in
numerahle articles. aud he was indeed
a hard-hearted man who could run
the gauntlet OF the pretty girls with
out taking a chance on somethinE,
The "Follies' viii continue for the
remainder of the Week There will
be dancing and general good time
every night,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-21

ron iiI>T-Dirctt line Coal
Ward apply. Mrs. John Cornetto.
Nendome ANNEX. SECOND aud silver.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-21
TTNSTAIL HAULS BAGGAGE
AND PARCELS. PHONE i79.
FOR SALE--MESA LAND

VIII sell any part of $50 acres, all
level and close in. Address l.. b.
j., Morning Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-21
TAxI--PH0NE 887

''Gentrs's eggs" 30 cents. Sold by
Jaffs. Asioy and Hawkins.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-21

UsteOpath
Office Stern Bldg. Phones Gab. 42E
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-21

The meeting adjourned To meet on
Wednesday evening at the Fourth
ward school house, when further or
ganization plans will be taken up and
speakers discuss the coming bond is
sue in detail
Washington Journal., 1916-05-26

$4,000
Die oentIdamerifaueriu nuO Ser aries,

amm bote ser arRg Die eriten Sfreden iber europe berbreitet, oo
mar audi fdon bier in oen Ser3en ser 9eut1ameritoner Der @eoante 9e-
reft, Ben georGngten i'm enrigen @aterlanbe bifreib unter Die Arme al
greifen. 9os aarfIblenoe Srolenber5 mionete Hb gon5 belonoers olepr
meiqennasiqen Neutrality-suspicious.. go fam man aud mebr @efubl
uno @rmioerung fir Sic leoenoe Menihbett eriparten, ais geraoe I'M
SSrauenber5en. MISUNDERSTANDING mroen ins 2eben grufen NIT Dem
3mede @elonitel aufubrinsen, UNI ohe ben aernfen in Seut16lano
lo 9eferreid 5ufonlmen 81 laien.
llniere 0ofbinqtoner Srouen ipolten ndt 5urudlteben, uo 10 emit
ftan0 0enn bier ser 9anen+Stlfsperein, Der lett leiner @rlrnonng I'm
aloubIifes uno llnermarRtes geGtet bat. Spfermilige oeluitP Oamen
unIerer staot boten oieiem 2iebeSmerfe ibc &rdHe on. llnterbahlngen
Der berihie6eniten @rten muroen gum 8eren OS SilTsberetns peran1tdls
tet; Sbeater, Rartenipiee uno beionbers ser groBe lno ouBerlt eriolg-
reide Na5ar Iegten reht beoeuten0e Sunmen ab. Der Sifsperein mar
qt organiiert um6 mon traftete forttpabreno nab neren MngHeoern.
gSreioibiq flonen @oben uo @elobeitr0ge in sic @ereinsfahe.
Mn onoerer Stene fnOen mlere 2eIcr cine 3ulammenleuung Der
getrGqe, Die bis 3m /. Wut bier geianmei wuroen. Auf bier ninrnt
Der Srauen SiIfsperein Die beoeutenore 5teuung Elm.
Weande 6eutite @ittpe uno @aie mro in 9mfbarfeit lno 2iebe
Der merifaniihen oeutihen 9raa gcoenen. 9e @obltGter fonnen Der
iidert ien, baB tie 5reuoe uno @lud in bic @er8en jcner 2eoenoen &C.
brodt baben; Der @eoanfe uno bas @epuhiietuy Ser 2eioenoen Menid-
het qebolfen 81 baben, mogcn meren Oamen umo Serren nls 9anf
oeuIioen. en- Ser 3ufunft miro mcr SilfSperein nnnfIGig meiter arbci-
ten uno iamleln. -~Molfram".
Washington Journal., 1916-05-26
aas Graebuis unieres wObltdtisen seuti@tuns.

auf anreouno Os 3eutiten Gen miro man gu Der SflnB1d9erW8
.r.a.som NJ Sr Sprr sdrptGr fonn1en, OoB Die 0etiden 8oibng-
OesieIben cine Cite oner 0erlenigen tons am net1eh III Oe o'euoeHD
moarSoo o,fooHeo+ Sp ict 9eoim in Sen friegflbrenoen 2Gnoern gctan
Des &rieees BON uuieren mobtdtigen babeh. Ooocl nnB man " oeitwUp
8aInngtoner Deltihen beigereuert 3le1eL odB oe pr mM =
moroen fi0. gBenn mon lid methr Der ntbt ehmo oasnopHlSioS Sil''
urten 0s &eutot Elm menig nober gen oon Ne'aeL uH'ei" w F"N'
anHeht ub Oides nit ben Smm- nerOtenten SoAorS m"p ot""
Iunaen onoerer St1oe Scr Union, SunOmerterS uno aroenerS ao'
NIT einem bobren Gro8entius BON Ser TOl9t ole Sn@ mi ~tFm *S
9eutihQmerfonern, pergeitt, 10 mes:
3uIammenlr1nns
Ser big ar /. Wat 1916, in @oibington, :. y, gelananeifen III o IIShu
mttgeteiten 8etrdge 5r 2noernng Der NSf oen1NdEr HU UF'i''p'"s
&riegspitpen rnO Ma1en.
7eutid Nmerifanides 1914-1916 SilfS-aOmite.
@boeliefert an ben oeutifen 9otifaher ,$4OOoOo 81 oo
9bSeIiefert an Sen 6Hcrreid,. 1mgoridL 8oti6uter 100000 S5ooooo
0n souo 3O413
oenti6 ameritanHder 19t4-19i6 5rausn-Sifs@srein
abscliefut an Sen OetiAen sotidofhr $4,000 soo0, 90
SIN ariegsqcfangene IN Stbrien .............S ooloo PA0oAoo
SnfduB all Oos 8oorsRomite .........." Soooe
aota g f'einno5men $397s.8o eotaousan6e (dnndi Der
llnfolen fr Grufarbet, 2boter e) $3973S0. Ch+
der ser Sdobneierin 5rnn Gath. Souer)
Sasur aOnik:
l1eberifuB nab Qe3obGung ser Soften fir 9ade, Decoration
him. uo 5000 3uidnB pom 6roseaSrdsoere1n: =: Si4ooooo
Nerteit me folqt: 0euidInno $S,5O0O0; Se1terreu1-
ariegsgefuneene in slbirien $4,000. Gaitelrmg
Ser SefpGrn 6rau Morgaret Gd)
ct. @ariem-airde.
@rt 90. 92opember 1914 an ben oeutiden @otfhaher fir
8itpen 1m6 gSoien IN Oeuhblano uno Selterremg
ltngarn 80. ...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $l2oooo|
Nn SunO us SonO fir mcitere @ommlunaen rnO aus
c@stteiImg Oes bOdm. :. 81. gOtb, 9efor Ser airde)
9enttes 9otes 9rems.
SER Senrp aotuer fir Oos .9eutide aOte areua" oirett $4,000
(@dtgeteift in Der Seconb Nah. gonf)
Washington Journal., 1916-05-26
TerTdcrMngs.8 eieaidaft
Oes
2iitrifts GOlnmhia.

Cffiee 5t1 eietcnte straRe, u -N.
3nilhen Gs uno TsSfraBe.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-22
BIG OIL TRUCK
AND CAR COLLIDE
NEGRO OWNER OF LITTLE CHE
VIOLET LOST HIS NERVE AND
BUMPED INTO BIG FREiGHTER.

When a Chevrolet touring car be
longing 10 Ernest Edge, negro OF
Rebecca, and driven by him, collld-
ed with heavy truck belonging to
the Texas Oil company, on the Nation
al highway south Of Ashburn, the
touring car was splintered and con
siderable damage was done to the
truck. The truck is Of the Superior
type and was driven by s. J. Herring
ton, manager of the Texas company
at this point II was loaded with gas
and oil and was said to be travelling
between ten and twelve miles an hour
at the time of the accident. In the
car with Edge were four other negro
men 1t is reported that they were
running at lively clip and that Edge
became excited upon meeting the
truck, being new driver, though
Harrington gave him fully half the
road to pass.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-22
MISS BREWER IS
IN new LIBRARY
SAVANNAH PRESS MAKES NOTE
OF HER ARRIVAL IN SAVANNAH
AND HER WORK IN THE NEW
PLACE.

The Savannah Press carries an ac-
count, Of the arrival of Miss Helen
brewer in the new Savannah library
and also gives the Savannah public a
pIimnse Of the former Cordele libra
9ian in q nicture which is printed with
the account of her coming. The Press
said of Miss Brewer.
..Niss Helen G.. Brewer has been
added ia the staff of the local library
and commenced work today. She
comes to savannah from Cordclo.
where she has been librarian for the
r,el tbrec wears In addition 10 her
.ryncrioncc Miss Brewer is a graduate
Of fbo Carnegie Library Training
school in Atlanta.
"I do not wish to he misunderstood
il mis- instance" sand MIR. Thompson
"Insofar AS is possible. local appli-
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-22
REVIVAL STARTS
BAPTIST CHURCH
DIR. DANIELS or ATLANTA COMES
MONDAY AFTERNOON. LOCAL
PASTOR HAS TWO GOOD SER
MONS FOR TODAY.

rev. j. Fl. Coin, the pastor. Will
preach the opening sermon Of the re-
vival services at the First Baptist
church this morning at II o'clock. His
subject for this hour is "Man's State
by Practice" Rev. Coin will preach
again i'll the evening at 7:3O and his
subject at this, hour will be Gods
Thoughts of Man"
1t is expected that DR.. Daniels, oil
Atlanta. pastor of the First Baptist
church of that city who will preach
throughout the revival, will arrive in
the city Monday afternoon and will
occupy the pulpit at $3.50 Monday af-
ternoon. Services are announced
throughout the week at $3.50 and 1870
D. m, special services will be announc-
ed from time to time, probably begin
ming the latter part of the present
or the early part of the following week,
All other denominations OF the city
will cooperate in the revival for the
common purpose of making it sea
son of spirituality and blessing to the
entire community.
Avoid chilly rooms in the morning
by using Coles Hot Blast Heaters.
They prevent colds and sickness.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-22
BIRD DESTROYER
IS after WEEvIL
CRISP FARMER FINDS n WEEVILS
IN ONE PARTRIDGE CRAW-
BIRDS AT WORK IN FIELDS

That the partridge is q common de
stroycr Of the boil wccvil a prominent
farmer Of Crisp county has learned
by positive experience. The farmer
lilied one in his cotton field. lie had
heard the idea advanced as coming
from some exports on the boil Wee
vii question. that birds. and the par
fridge especially. would prove de
Gfr0ycr Of the cotton pest in all com
nuuties where the Weeyil existed.
10 satisfy himself on this p0int he
orcned the birds eraw and found
Stat it contained twenty seven wee
wills Ii is stated tllat 0ne or more
coveYs are on this farmers boil wee
VII "crop" and that he has no inton-
tion Of killing another, regardless OF
the open season for quail.
Members of the Crisp county grand
jury and others who were prescott
several years ago when Judge L. Y.
Whipple was presiding on the Cor
dele circuit superior courts rcmem-
her his charge to this grand jury when
he urged them 10 enforce the new
game law. He stated that quail was
a destroyer Of the boil weevil and
that if left to multiply they would
prove Of considerable aid to the farm
ers in dealing with the pest.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-22
BIC COTTON SEED
DElL. IS CLOSED
WHEELER FAMILY, BIG CRISP
COUNTY FARMING AGREGATION
GOT NEARLY $t200O0 FOR 1000
TONS.

The consideration Involved in the
sale last Thursday OF 1000 tons of cot
ton seed was enough to buy two OF
three big brick buildings in the hear
of CordeIe's business center. The
sale was made BY farmers comprisine
the "Whcelcr family" The purchaser
was Tie Empire Cotton OH company
Approximately $i2O,OOO was the TO-
tai amount Of the deal, or "a little bet
ter than the present market price for
seed. Those interested in the sale
were Messrs. II. w, II. c., j. l.. ana
Arthur Wheeler, their brothers-in
law, j. S. Sheppard, c. b. and A. j.
Whatley,
The aggregate Of the farming inter.
ests of these men exceeds that of any
family in The county or immediate sec
tiCu, and the purchase is the largest
made at one time by an oil-uilI in this;
section for some years.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-22
F ARNE:R5 BEADY
FOR MEETING
THE FIRST PHOTOGRAPH STATES
ALL PLANS ARE COMPLETED FOR
MEETING TUESDAY TO STUDY
BOIL WEEviL DEFENSE-MANY
WILL ATTEND.


Rcal'ZinS Tue urgent necessary = ~
iustiug plans and methods of farn, mr.
o boil weeyiI conditions and oxerci5-
.rr cvcrv nossible meang of COPING
..;,, r,a ,n, and ou..,;,ing its r,,,,-
WV" '''' p''' ''''" - ''''-'0
e" upon He.,f year cottoh crop nun
lred8 Of farmers and business men
rom over CrigD county and tIts sec
;,,, ,,.iu ,...onJ tbo hal1 u,eevil uaet-
;,,,r i,o ia j., rrrdrlo nnyf Jsnog.
''7 ~, ,,4,.h
ray, me ihe''I'b WIZ pc ic'u ''io"e
ut the day. opening al l0 O'CLOCK at
he rourt house. and will be under the
..,,,..,,,. ,f u,o ct,to detachment IF
' ,'.lt -, E,,ort,. f,,a,l, Tho .tain
a.. .,'',f5' an4a,,otocy Tho rcd.
WI o. c,,.'t',a polotion garvice and tho
- :" {, aa,.t,,,o,,t of entomology will
,l,o,o If ,ho Mfg Of
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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-10-22
Judge MCKENZIE
CLAIMED BY DEATH
HIS DEMISE CAUSED GENERAL
eORROW HERE-KNOWN OVER
WIDE SECTION RELATIONS AT
TEND FUNERAL.

Judge j. d. Mckenzie, one of the
hest known and most prominent clti
zens of Moultrie, brother OF Dr. J.
S. Mckenzie, Of Cordele, died at his
Nome last Tuesday and was buried at
Moultre Wednesday afternoon Rei-
afives of the deceased from Cordcle
who attended tho funeral were. DIR. J.
S. Mckenzie and family, Mr. and Mrs.
II. C. Mckenzie, c. NJ. Mckenzie and
w. C. Mckenzie.
Judge Mckenzie was SIS years OF
axe. The cause of his death was
Rright's disease He was for mum
her Of years solicitor of The city couri
Of Moultric. In 1907 he was named
nudge of this court by Governor lioko
smith. When the legislature made
this position elective by the people
Judge Mckenzie went before the vot.
ers aud was successful He was Il
prominent member of several fratcr
nal orders Ills death caused general
sorrow here.