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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
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mubten. @ir boffen, eeeen piele
Sttpieriefeiten. bic mir beiier als
@nberc tennen, baB unier rite
uitt infer Iester geiuh mar.
llebrisens nebmen mir nur IbiGieo
bon Der Solp Noiarp Wtliion, nidt
aber bon ben Snbianern i%iberbaupt.
Tbatidblid reiiten mir ia nod in,
8ebiete Der Snbiauer, ais mir nit Dem
sreiien Fdter Sos. 9inbebener (tpir
nennen Ieinen Namen MIR als 9eiipiel
pieIer, pieler Wiiiiondre uno Gpoitel
Der Misunderstanding eiriee Is
Bis 90 Reilen iiber bic 8erse fubren.
gs tpareu iebr intereiiante Stunoen,
b%elebrenber, erbaulihen 8eIprdfes
nit benz greiien Iiiiiondte aus Wain5
am Hbeine, sebiirtie. Wir trafen in
1ine Hibee, lin Der Der. Staaten Sns
bianers Heierpation, gemdb Verabs
reburs nit ibn, %5uiammen. Wir fdns
ben ibn IN Der iiblihen Wobnung 10
mand)cn Wiiiipndres, in Der nSatris
tel, einem beIheibeneu Raume on
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nit ieiner gcbcustcn @eitalt, bds
Saupt i'm Shnee bes Ilters, fportlid)
im Sienite ieines 8ottes uno Der
Seelcn Der Hotbbdute creraut: pelh'
cbrtpiirbise Yerion! aonnten mir
uneren 2eiern. 5umal Den ainbern
unb Der reiferen Su9enb, es iu9en fpic
mir iol6' cinen Gbaratter ehren
moftcn, mir milBten cine piel tiefcrc
unb n,ebr relieioie Natur iein. llniere
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ben unb Stunben lang Susenoe bon
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riinitigc Seniationspreiie aud nidi
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= mir iasen es NJ 3 bod II I'M a
ser gun3cn @eIt offenbar iperoen
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aus benz sutcn ebr~ipiirbieen Shipar5s
rod ein5elne .@r5dblunscn aus Dem
Qeben cines Snbianers0 iiiiiondres"
berausselodt batten; lpeIf' fpunbers
bare Siisunsen @ottes our 8cttuna
perlaiicner, itcrberber Snoiancrs
mdnner, Wciber unb ainocr. CT err
lebt hattie - tpic er q. .. fir 10 eir
3inblein - 10 gerabe nod burh cine
aeifidtc Rebeipenbune nit trosiger
Snbiancrs eltcrn Die grlaubuit
3ur Z c %gcfponnen - mir ia9en,
nie mir bieie punberbnrs berrliher
g%rlebniiie aus breiBieidbrieer Wii
iions3eit borten. iaeten mir gu ibm
,Vater, es tpirb bod cine eigens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
Snni 1T Der Wpnnt Der ShuI.
fhlub .SSeieru.

9ieies gIatt criud,t, ipie in pers
fIoiienen Sabren, bic Sdtultdten, bic
S6lubfeierIihfeiten einfah uno furd
81 MAIDEN. Die ainber iollen eelebrt
tperben lire @eisbeit an to~rbeniieren
unb ben gltern ion erlaubt iei1. beim
gu eeber, e6e Tie ermiibet iinb. GO
ifreibt Der Sfriftleiter bcs ~Gatbolic
Columbian" uno mir pflihten ibm
bon Ser3en bel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
WaS Seneft On, Iieber Gefer?

Gte .gaeip gort gpening 8orIb"
pcrDifentlihtc bieier 3aee folsenbe
Suitrift cines Yedten Entertainers:
nNabbem i6 Die Hcbe bes Waridans
Soifre. in Der er nabeleete. bab n
per3iialif Sruppen Der 8ereinisten
Staaten nah Sranfreih seihidt rpers
ben miibten. 9enau itlioiert babe.
ntodte i) sic fraseu, oh sic bic Gnts
ienbung einer iolben expedition fir
ratbiam balten. Sd fam 3u benz
SfluB, baB bic Gaiierten, iuenn iie
tpirfIih 10 iebr Der 9ruppen bebiirfen.
aundfit cine Nbtbeiluns Sffi3iere
mad ben Der. Staaten itiden io[ten.
nm ibre eisenen Sriidebereer in bic
Sfiisensrdben mad Sranfrei6 3u
brineen. Sd bore, bab lid ifdsunsss
tpeiie 100000 iolfer Sriideberger in
unierem 2anbe ~auibalten. 3fpeiiels
los bat Die srobe Webr3a6I berielben
sriiben militdriihc @usbilbuns scs
noiien unb piirbe iomit obne peitercs
fir Den Sienlt i'm Shiieensra6en
taueli6 iein. ober ipenieitens bebeus
tenb cher ais uniere Sunsens. Sexner
babe i'd Die gntbeduus semaft. bah
Warihall Soifre bic 8efabren. bic
einem iplden grpebitionsforps aui
bober See infolee Der Sauh6oote
broben, iiberbaupt ni6t %ertpdbnt. Sd
benie, oab maj 3ierit ben Ocean bon
ben Sauhbootcn idubern iolte. ebe
mar nniere Sun9ens ebiniiber ihidt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07
Gnifnrieues.
getrahtunsen sur Gage.

4ls iuternntionnler Saftor, fpel6er
fir ben Srieben tpirft. heirt Der
So5iaItsmus eeeentpdrti9 in
Der BeIt mebr gu eeIten als bns
Gbrii Il n + II m. Scenario fra9t:
.Sit bas Der Inti6riit?"
Wo 1T Die Organization. peI6e ben
WiIinnen 8iiresrn Der Ser. Stdaten
8elesenbeit bietet. ii6 eesen Die p r o.
8riten goIitit in 8aibineton gu
bet6Gtteen? Sic nd6iten 8ablen iinb
bic aongreBpableu 1918. Bis
b IoIlen mir aber pobl bereits 10
ticf i'm 8eIttricse brin fem, bab mir
Ii6t mcbr beraus3u3icbcn iinb, pie?
Genator 2aSolette bon @isconiin
pber Wapor Sbompion bon Chicago
eGbcn 9rGiibentihafts : &anbibaten,
nidt tpabr? Sn ieinem Organ nSbe
Nepublican" er3dblt Serr Sbompion,
er iei enti6loiien icin @erlan9en mad
embargo urb feline &ritit Der Ibmis
n%iitration ~ o gu fibren.
@s bdtten 10 piele Sauienoc linn gu
ieiner ~Stellungnabme eeeen Die @aibs
ingtoucr lbminiitrntion ~eratuliert unb
i'm ermutbi9t, onb er ertifieben
fiible, bic Rae bes Bottles lei
nit linn.
Sic @eriammlune in Chicago am
Sonntog. ben 81. Wai, fiQte nift
MIR bas auditorium, i%onbern es mubte
cine 11eberihubz (operflotp) 8ers
iammlung i'm Grant Yarf absebalten
fperber. 8tped Der @eridmmluns mar
Die 8eeierune Der Ser. Staaten gu
froeen: ~@eI6es iiub uniere ariess>
5iele? Inter tpel6en gebinsunsen
fonner mir Srieben baben?
Sic Strait unb Taft Der b e.
sabIteu Gn5eiee lit pielen
SatboIiten nod INNER ni6t seniisenb
betaunt. geiorbers burt be5ablte
gn5eigen in Der YreIIc. tperSen beuts
outage oft Die 10 eitrei6enbit n
@rfolee er5telt. Sebes erobere @es
f6Gfts sl1nterncbmen, pel6es bic Dtits
pirfung fpeiter &reiie bebarf. 'pirb
mittels be3ablter Gn3eieeu in Der
8reiie nidt MIR ansetiinbiet, niht MIR
begonnen, ionbern aud erbalten unb
oft an INNER groberen @rfoIsen ses
fiibrt. Selbit fir Die S0rberuns rein
r~eIi9ioier gnb5ipede - aud
fatbolii6er - tann Die b e5abIte
Gn5eise iebr pertbbole grioIse
8eitisen. Die eeiammte tatboIii6e
unb ni6tsfatboliIde Ereiie ii6risens.
lit einitimmis in Der ~9ctdmpfuns Der
Gln3eige b ettIer.
~
Sir b r ii n 9 e Rceierun9ss
Geniur treteu aud Die 9rpberen 3eis
tungen bes 2anbes Elm. 9ieiel6er
fparnen Die Ser. Staatens 9fesierune
Dor dII5u6arer ober ns
feitiger 1lnterbriiduus bon Nahrihter
- ieltit I'M Sale zines ariess5ps
itauocs. Gffenbar fibIcn unb fiirdter
aau3 initinftio - Die cnglii6er
8eitunseu. bab -Sntcl Gam I'M
ariessan5uge" bon S6arfma6err
Ieift basu pcrfiibrt tpcrSen tonnte'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

Sapan bat bier feline anleibe ses
madt. I'M @eseniae gu ar ben iIeinen
Staaten. bic unieren Gnleiben 5uIiebe
SeutIdlanb ariee erfldrt baben. nber
cs CSapan) 5iebt laneiam bas Gplb.
pclfes ii6 bic iibrisen GGiierten bier
aeboret ba6en unb muft lid borit
fir feline Wunitions > ~2ieferunser
be5nblt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

Gin artifel unierer 3pnifitn

, Gin 4rtifel unierer 9unititn. 4
, tim lantet aliu: rSer 2ungrek 1
; ion fein @eiet maiden :, 1
, tpelfes bic Sreibeit Der Gebe 1
: pber Der Ireiie beeinihrdnft, 1
, pber has Reft bes gplfes
, perfiirst, iid friebfertis gu
, periamn1eln unb bic 8esieruns 1
, I'M gbbeitelluns BON Wifitdnben
, 81 petitiunieren."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

@ie uns mitsetbeilt, maht bas
9ibertp s@eifrei bon ipeltliden unb
eciitliden 8iirbentrdsern ionic bic
tastdslih iteisenben Vreiie fir Nabs
ring unb sleibuns So8ialiiten in
SiiIe unb Siile. auh bic @crs
authorizing iiberlaiien mir ben Scrren
an observation-disclosures StcIe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

glber, pbat's in a name? Sros
Der eigenartisen Namen seipinnt Der
b%enfenbc, iiblenbe 0briitenmcnih. bic
ifpars6oarisen, iharfdusiser Snoias
nerfin6er lieb. limb 10 mar Is urs
nift serabe ansenebm ais mir o t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

Dieter aries. meint Die Size Getp
Nepublic" bebeutet 9esenieiti8e 0crs
nid1tupg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

Inter unieren 8eiprdhen batter
mir 10 manfe Soben unS 9bdIer
bintcr uns sclaiicn. Wanfcs Tal
mustc bic .Serce @ate" 'seoifnet
perben bis mir enblif duf Der Rdnh
beim auten gruber Seinrih Billing
onaelangt tpureu. Sort urten bonn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

9te Nn8eIfeIten bcs II. z. Yoitz
Separtements limb gum @ntauf bon
~Sibertp Bombs" burb grlab bcs &C.
neral Rcitmeiitcrs auf9eiorocrt pors
ben. Wit Der llnterbrinsuns Der
@nleibe mnb cs bemnad bmrdous
nidt 10 sldnaeno iteben. pie bic
amerifaniide Erciie in poreilisem
eifcr erfldrtc. 9icic ~aibertp Bombs"
bic Ihon gu $50 gu babcn limb uno
312 Tro3cnt iteucrircic Sinicn ab,
tperfen. empfeblcn mir scrnc unlereu
aeiern. bic ibr @eIb iifer anlceen
molten. IIiierten unb beutide Bombs
baben mir nidt e~mpioblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

Sn Mempbis, 9enn., baben tie
iiineit pieber einen Neser bel lebenz
bisem 9eibe p%erbrannt. 8oQen ruir
ben Seutifcn aud bieien .Sumani.
tdts" .Sesriif beibrinsen 4?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-06-07

~ lie militdriihe Gage lit nod ans
AZ iiht amerifaniiher Wilitdrs
~ fritifer cine ber5tpeifelte, iast
~ Ner Snc,;nIx Gpnrre5nnuNsut Ner
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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-07
MRS. JOBSON HURT
in VARANDA FALL
MOTHER OF MRS F. A. CoLoUiTT,
OF CoRDELE UNCoNcloUS AND
IN SERIOUS CONDITION.

Mrs. Jobson, mother of Mrs. T, A.
Colquitt of this city, received sec.ous
and perhaps fatal injuries as tle re-
suit of fail down the per il steps at
the home of Mrs Moore III Barnes
vile, where she was a visitor at the
time. Injuries sustained were a bro
ken rib and a severe wound just be-
hind the ear and is still in an uncon-
scious condition according to latest re-
ports received by friends here. Mrs
Colquitt, her daughter, was attending
the I'D. c. convention in Columbus at
the time but left Immediately for
GAINESVILLE, upon being notified of her
mothers accident Mrs. Jobson has
made her home in Cdrdele for num-
Der of years and has scores OF friends
here who are deeply grieved to learn
of her misfortune and anXiously await
news of her. improvement.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-07
WARES SCHOOL MAKING s5or
MILITARY TRAINING COURSE

Professor Ware is organizing his
Scout School into a regular military
school, believing that one of the great
est necessities at this time is thor
ough military and physical prepare
ton. The boys are now being given
twice Il week military and physical
drills. The purpose is to possess the
boys with an ambition to gain from
this military work true patriotism,
loyalty and courage and manly bear
ing which are so necessary to free
people. Professor Ware is a true be
lever in that old military spirit and
bearing tHat thrilled tic forcfathers
Of the Colonial days and is trying to
create this same spirit into his young
military company. The boys were
highly complimented while in Macon
;ast week as well as in Cordele.
Professor Ware mas ordered guns to
be used in military practice and the
boys will soon be seen upon the
streets in full military parade
IKE school will be assisted by reg
ular military officer
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-07
MRS. ]. M. EVANS
CLAIMED BY DEATH
WOMAN OF ESTIMABLE CHAR
AcTER GOES TO REWARD
AFTER SHORT ILLNESS.

Mrs. ]. M. Evans, wife of well
known farmer residing In west Cor
dele, died this morning at an early
hour at the family home after brief
illness. Two members of the family
Rufus, away at Auburn at college,
and Lester who was in the west
soldier, were absent when death came.
Mrs. Evans was about SIS years of
age and was a woman of estimable
Christian character Her death
brought sorrow to many people in
the community She is survived by
her husband and two daughters, Mrs.
Billie Greer and Mrs C. L. Forester
and three sons, Lester, Rufus and
Marcus.
/. The funeral will occur tomorrow at
the home and the remains will be in
tired at Sunnyside cemetery.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-07
FARMERS UNION
MEET in MACON
FINAL ARRANGEMENTS ARE CON-
PLETE, LARGEST CONVENTION
HELD BY FARMERS UNION.

Arrangements for the annual meet
ing of the State Farmers Union in
Macon November 18th and 14th have
practically been completed Head
quarters at the Lanier Hotel, will be
opened by Secretary Fleming the day
before to Convention date, and rep
resentatives from the local unions are
requested to register promptly with
him upon arrival in Macon
Three features aside from the an
nual election of officers will hold the
attention OF he farmers in this con-
vention; review Of the successful
farming operations this.year the pros
poets and intentions for the coming
planting season, and a statement by
Charles S. Barrett, National President
OF thier conditions lles haSt. found
them throughout this country and the
bearing on the farming enterprise Of
the soatll, and particularly Of Georgia,
Of the, international SITUATION in which
this country is nov Involved
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-07
This MAN HAS BEST
PEANUT RECORD
S. A. ROYAL, OF ARAB, GETS NINE
TONS OFF EIGHT ACRES. NOT
A GuEsss, BUT FACTS.

Arab farmers have produced more
peanuts this year to the acre than
any other section of the county This
section has farmer, business man,
and a hustler in A. Royal, who as a
side line is also vice president of the
Exchange Bank of Corde1e. His most
highly priced achievement of late
months is yield of nine tons OF pea
nuts on eight; acres of land This will
bring him at least $4,000 ton The
hay will be at least six tons He can
estimate 500 for this.
This man has already counted,
weighed and sacked the peanuts he
got from his eight acres. His peanut
patch delivered the goods. He is
quitting with S1,2O0.OO worth of pea
nuts from eight acres on one of his
farms Added to all this he wants to
remind his farmer friends that there
was an extreme drought all over the
southern portion of Crisp county this
spring that didn't cut off these pea
nuts bit. No boil weeyi; attack
them and no hail storms hit them,
Pigs is pigs but this is peanuts.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-07
BIZ, CONVENTION
DOWN TO WORK
LADIES WILL FINISH WITH
BAPTIST UNION SESSIONS
TOMORROW. v

Today was the big one with the visi-
tors to the sessions of the state con
vention of Baptist women of the Mis-
sionary Union. much of the important
work of the body having been com
pleted Tomorrow officers will be
named and at noon the body will ad-
journ,
At last nights session Cordele
church representatives extended the
convention members a warm welcome
and Mrs, W j. Neal, of Gainesville,
president made the annual address as
presiding officer This slowed Mrs.
Neel was at her best ana happy with
the work of the union during the past
year Judge Whipple of Cordele and
DR.. A. c. Cree. corresponding secreta-
ry, Georgia Baptist Board of Missions,
and other speakers were heard during
the evening. .....i,Iis
. Today reporters Of division vice
presidents, the Georgia Baptist Hospi-
tai, he Mary P Willingham Industrial
School for Girls and other departments
OF the convention work have occupied
much of the time of the convention.
Reports of various young peoples
work was also heard during the day.
In the afternoon Miss NJ. f. Dixon,
of Baltimore, and at night Or. b. P.
Roach, of China, are on the program
for addresses of Importance,
The people of Cordele representing
all denominations have cared for the
conventions visitors in splendid man
ner and they are enjoying the conven-
ton as well as working hard to make
it most printable one.
Most of the delegates will leave to-
morrow afternoon for their homes. the
morning session Thursday being the
last of the body
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-07
WARES SCOUTS GET
BALL ROOM FLOOR
HOTEL CROWDED BUT coRDEDE
BOYS SPENT NIGHT AT bEMP-
SEY ANY WAY.

Professor A. F. Ware and the boys
of his school, travelling in scout dress
made their way to sleeping quarters
az the Dempsey hotel in Macon last
Friday by putting up a good Safront."
The Macon Telegraph had the fol
lowing item about them:
The ball room of the Hotel Demp-
sey Friday evening looked like min
iature Camp Wheeler when twenty
Boy Scouts from Cordele, under the
command of CaptainA. F Ware,
camped oW there for the night The
captain marched his company on
their arrival in the city to see the
far directly to the hotel and lined
them up in front of the desk, much
to the cons ernatiom of Chief Clerk
Rigney and demanded to be billie
ted,
Mr.. Rigney, who has outflanked
more dilemmas during the past week
Than all the German generals have
dcne sin Belgium or year, looked
wise and said We'll. captain. if
you and your company care to- bivo-
uac in the bail room, III supply you
with cots"
Fall. in" right dress" front
march" right turn" upstairs"
ballroom was the reply.
When asked in the morning how
they had slept one boy remarked
"Gee, if those soldiers have beds like;
we had they've got no kick coming
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-07
|. M. erwin CHOSEN
CLERK OF U. S. COURT
NEWS OF APPOINTMENT is CON-
TANNED IN MESSAGE FROM FED
ERAL JUDGE EMORY sPEER.

Deputy Clerk H. NJ Erwin was yes
terday appointed as the new clerk of
the United States district court for
the Southern District OF Georgia, to
succeed Cook Clayton, whose resigna-
ton took effect Nov l. News Of his
appointment came yesterday in tele-
gram from Judge Emory Speer
Mr. Erwin later received the con
gratulations of his many friends, who
were gratilied at his appointment to
the position of clerk Of the United
States district court The appoint
ment was no gre. surprise, as MIR
ErT II has serve, as dri.4tr clerk Il
Tia .''tii for tao pa! tlIirlV years
- Twin WaI ~ . South Caro-.
~ nc ;houGn ho So 90 war "ct
a. N ,ccoun ~ ) nth. during
r.: rr,a he n. "1."4 the hom"
o.. -, is homr ta%. -iuGlon :
c.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-07
SHEPPARD HUNT d q
0(} WAKEFIELD, TOO
THREEqoF PRESENT CITY coUN-
GIL ANNOUNCE FOR RE-ELEc-
TON IN CITY PRIMARY.

John S. Sheppard, ]. M Hunt and
M. Wakefield announce for reelection
to the city council. All of them have
gone through with a two-year term
and are standing for reelection Oh The
record of the years they have served.
They want to serve again and are
therefore asking the voters to t6n5ld-
er them No words of praise in Il
news item can change a friend or ID
nigh" friend or voter who NIGH not
be kindly in his political views. These
men are well enough knowp to the
business public to take care CT their
own interests in splendid manner
They are not in the race for the fun of
it, They want the job. That's why
they ask for them.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-07
HITTING
HIGHEST PRICES
FANCY QUALITY BROUGHT $40
A TON HERE THIS srs.s
WEEK.

Peanuts $500 ton! That's the an,
nounced price for the present week
and all the peanuts that can be found
are being hustled into the oil mills
at that price. Cotton seed have sold
for as high as $4,000 ton here this
week. but the peanuts are in sharper
demand than the cotton seed. And il
does not seem probable that the high
mark has been hit on peanuts yet.
Some good lots brought $1.65 bush
ell last week.
Farmers who have peanuts in the
fields bring should get them in shape
and look for the high prices that are
going to going to b offered within the
coming weeks They can be- sold now
for a good price. They are destined
to beat thirty cen, cotton, SO the best
growers say ~
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-07
NEGROES WORKED Z.
u. FOOD CAMP AICN
coRDELE. coLoRED PEOPLE
i TOOK GREAT INTEREST IN
I llsl}(PLEDGEs TO SAVE.

There could have been few other
people more interested in the feed
saving in Crisp county than were the
colored people of Cordele. All last
week they worked to have their side
cf town we'll represented in making
the pledges and as result they have
fine showing.
The town was divided into two sec,
lions. On the south Rev. H. S. Shear
er captain, and a committee compos.
ed of Annie R. Humphrey, M. F. Golf,
A. S. Clark, Bessie Arnol3 and Matte
Clowers took the pledge cards to
every home.
80 On the north Rev Lee O'Neal was
captain. His committee associates
were Annie Dowdell, Annie Wolf
Peggi9 LeSeur, Sallie Allen and Ida
Daniels.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-07
ODINATLON SERVICES AT
THE BAPTIST CHURCH

On Sunday night Mr.. d. c, Russell,
OF Mystic, Ga, was ordained to the
ministry st the Baptist church
The Presbytery examining the car
diaa'cs Was ,omI oscd OF I'r +. a
Jessup, chairman, Or. l.. r. Christie,
of Shorter College, DIR. w. w. McCol-
lum, w. l. Roebuck, l.. A. Parker, j.
N. Diffee, r. j. Durrett and c T. Fox.
AT the ordination service DR. Jessup
delivered the charge.
While not member of the Cordele
While not a member fthe Cordele
church. it was Mr. Bussell's desire to
have the services take place there led
by his long time friend and pastor DR..
Jessup.
The charge as delivered by Dr.
Christie was unusually strong and full
of godly admonition.
Cordele Baptist will watch with in
terest the future of. this young man. p.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-07
SKIES is HERE
FOR VOLUNTEERS
.cORDELE VILE GE RECRUITING
CITATION NOW FOR SEVERAL
WEEKS.

Bernard N Sykes. recruiting officer
for all branches Of the Uni ed States
army, is here to remain possibly
mcpth in the interest of bringing up
more recruits. especially in Tie steve
dore regiments, which are made up
of colored soldiers. This is the only
opportunity locals negroes have for
Volunteering their services 1t is not
a fighting department they will serve
but they will be largely engaged in
the loading ard unloading of ships
The salary will be AT the start $50
a month and will depend on the abil-
ity of the recruit for even larger pay
which range as high as $50. a month
There are other special advantages
for skilled men snch as radio ope1r
ators, telegraph operators, and also
in thesignal corps; which is branch
Of the aviation department One can
quickly orlssnn4s2 the real flying
service by enlisting in this branch
Sergeant Sykes will be stationed
at the post Office building for the
present.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-11-07
UNCLE SAM GETS
LOCAL PRINCIPAL
PROFESSOR W. r. BRYAN LEFT
TUESDAY NIGHT FOR CAMP
GORDON

Professor w. R. Bryan who has
been principal of the high school i'll
Cordele since the opening of the fall
term in September, has been drafted
and is now among the select men at
Camp Gordon near Atlanta. He left
Monday night, having received notice
three days late He was drafted
from his home county and knew that
it was question whether he should
go. The notice ordering him to re-
pon for duty came this week and
there was nothing left to do but to
obey orders. &f@
His place will have to be filled in
the schools. AT present Miss ogbuiT
is doing the work. Stns -