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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
PORT BUSINESS COON

Collections for the port Of Seat.
us for the fiscal year ending June
80 exceeded those OF the year end.
ing In 1916 by 100000. The 1917
collections amounted to Sl,73o..
224.se.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
NJ EN-
PROTECT YOUR
HEALTH.
Get well the
safest and quiek e
est WAY.


est way.
Diseases Of the
glands and nerves
a speciality. Asih 3
ma. Taus'tltis, Pa
rAlrsts. he afnsss.
rheumatism. Skin
and n q % 4 Dis
ord srs Reliable
treatment for rel
vic diseases and
all other ailments.
Permanent bet
tsrnneut for every
case Of low vital
icy and all weak
nenatE
On.
49, AA.A A-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03

EVANSTON. Ind. July 3.-Three
thousand miners in five counties OF
Western Kentucky struck today
for an eight-hour day. recognition
CT the union and higher pay. Arm.
Cd guards are protecting the min
Ing property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
CLUB GIVES DANCE

The Evergreen Athletic club viii
give a dance at I>.schi park Tues
day evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03

Formerly the Russian car drew
an income OF $50,o0o.0oo. He's now
glad TO draw his breath.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
ACREAGE ron SALE
Srfr. PLACE CONC EAST
IMPROVED sass

Owner leaving thts week has htr
erep ~ potatoes ALMOST every
kira % garden truck. berries.
etc, best looking garden In
p.lgheofhood splendid we'll all
fenced house ready 60 move IN
eas good sized. ore siaatl ehick-
81 house other large building
which could ~ used for any
purpose. green trevA left for
shada splendid vtsw level.
rrcp will sheW coil free deitv
ery from dawatop n splendid
s~-rtee Terms 81 cash. eal
Anee IS So monthly Would pre-
fer 20 sell to souse ono who
eeaia meve "a before owner
lsAves Apply ssE New York plk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03
CHINESE MEDICINE

CHINESE MEDICINE
" You Have i,cca
DeetortnH without Ne
cult fer tcsrs. Sec NE
and Investigate mr.
rem etiie.
The most ehs'inhts
rass- Of asthma fheu-
mstistn and nervous
disorder. have been
treated sueesssfuiiy
Constipation. ehiarth
and disorders Of the
Nisatsr. shin and
stomach Is well ~
appendicitis. are re-
I,.ssd wt'hou, opera
,ion My advice 10
eWaa
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5 BUSINESS PERSONALS

~ - 49,
$3.50 q $3.50
EYEGLASSES. srEcTAcLEs. FITTED
With spherical lenses. eonpists. tgsa.
Including examination. FehwartE. Or
tomstrlst. 7sT Eplsr Block. Broken
tsnsss Duplicated
ADALINE LLOYD
Others CONS and 70. but for 20 years
Adaiins Lloyd has been ssa,tis's phrwn-
ologlst and business adviser In all af-
fairs % life a. Union. Apt r. FL
iiott ssT. Special this week. see
HAPPfNEss LIES IS MARRIED LIFE.
Ar. you tonslyf Join Seattle Reliable
Friendship Club. Ladies free. Ada r.
Evans. fll Union, Art y.
ZODIAC
Restores Gray HAIR
To original color. To b masssxed into
scalp twice weekly. One dollar jar.
SOD American Bank nids
REV. GREENE = HOTEL HOLLAND,
Fourth and jefferson. near court house
Easily reached for ministerial services
Private psrlors. Main etei.
FOX TROT and md. o'e ,s..,, ,aoa. n
adult classes taught daily. to :. Hip
KOpAKERs-'TN AT I. al THEY'RE
done" 10 cents a roll. Jacobs. P.-i.
Bldg
wANTED-of.D FAIsE TEETH DON'T
NATTER If BROKEN. HIGHEST
peaIcEs rA AID, c cAn n Ton Qsp
aMITH JEwELRY MO co. ,i7 L.
c. SMITH BLDG. FOURTH FLOOR
PRACTICAL nURsE-MRs wfLLEfK-
sen. 1918 18th y. w. Phone Ballard
i7sT.
NMERfCAS WORKING MAN. 40,
strong country girl preferred, IN
camp. near seattle. rnatrirnonr ~
suited. wages A-es. star
WATCH REPAIRfsG
Diamonds set while you wait: jcwsirT
repaired and rsmodaied
WORK guaranteed At wholesale prices.
SMITH JEwELRY MIC. co.
az l. G. SMITH BLpG. Fourth Floor
BUY YOUR coATs. SUITS. DRESSER
and millinery Wholesale. We buy d.
rect from factory Open evenings
2os Traders' Bldg, Third and Marion.
WHOEVER fasj. CONSIDERABLE
means. wishes to meet lady companion.
object matrimouy 80. star
MISS l3D wfsHEs TO MEET con
genial companion. Object fnatrimony
h-et star
GET MARRiED-BEsT MATRIMONIAL
paper published Mailed hee' fhs
itTINNRPHNNhRf sVfsSps
DTAMONDs, WATCHES AND JEWEL
~. siiverwsre. cut glass and clocks, not
only reasonable, but absolutely relis-
bic cash or credit
PETER MICHAEL
s02 Pike IT. Jsweier.
Formerly at 1904 second Ave.
HIGTTME PLAYfSG TAUGHT. 10 TO 10
lessons. success guaranteed t0s-bos
PautaRe- Bldg -
wOpKfSG MAN, AGE -. WANTS TO
meet working girl or widow under 90
who would marry quickly 40, star
WIDOW. az. WANTS TO KEEP HOUSE
for one or more men; matrimonF
All, star --------
wANTED HOcfETY ORGANIZER.
Must have experience. Apply room
g1s Halnisr-Grand hotel.
GEETTEMAN. NOE 80, REFINED. ED
ueafed, wishes to meet refined may
object rnatrimony. Address A-1s. star.
nTEg JOHNSTON. CORSs REMOVED
scalp massage SOC Seneca 81 Apt: y.
GET ACQUAINTED socTETY''--a EET-
tngs Thursdsy evenings 1913 Bighth
ave. Apt y.
JOIN THE JUNE ROSE SOCIETY.
East 5000. -.
WANTED = MIDDLE AGED WIDOW
for housekeeping IN country, mhtl-
mony n suited. Box A-I1, star.
ifrNgTfTCHfNG AND PfCorIHG
while you wait. Toe per yard. Singer
Sewing Machine Co.. 1917 Ihira ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03

You can regain your health. over
come nervous debility. rheumatism.
stomach trouble. headache and that
dull. tired feeling in the privacy OF
your home. without the use of drugs
or medicines OF any kind. There 10
remedy that cures such troubles
quickly and thoroughly. This REM
edy is electricity. the power that
giess life and strength to the hu-
man body.
You know that all you lack IL
force and vim. Anything that will
put new life into your nerves and
build up your vitality will cure you.
Electricity does that when properly
applied.
weN Electra Vita while YOU
sleep. II fills the nerves and vitais
with new life. You wake up in the
morning full OF vim. free from pains
and aches
Electrs-vita f. self-charRed
body battery. which pumps q eteady.
unbroken stream of galvanic eiec-
tricity into the nerves for hours
while you sleep. infusing them with
new energy and building up the en-
tire system to strong healthy
condition. II renews the spirit OF
ambition and hustle II makes
strong. healthy men out OF slow
going. discouraged weakiinga
~ you have stomach trouble. rheumseisr,.
Jun bago. kidney or liver com piafns or
just lack OF nerve force. Electra Vita
will be found 20 be effective pern eSy.
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FREE
BOOK

robust men and WOMEN. showing no
Eiectra-yita il applied and explain
many things you should know.
consultation free. office hours:
m to $40 M. Sundays or evening
BY appointmert Phone Main eSso
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03

y. row CHINESE HrMrpy co.
rs Ne.isr Wa, rhsn. Ns,a ssss.
COLLATERAL LOANS
vas va L0AN MONEY oN Ola.
nouds snd ge~sirv at : psr cent, NO
oTHrH citAHuEs Other. may AID.
vEHTtEE loser rates bot how about
she COMMISSION they eharEsf
rHo.tprST LOAN SOCIETY, Inc
~ seneca ard ne Marion
a pTHPEcfAnf.s Pf.Icr TO nonHow
money on DfAMoSDs ard JEwEi.RY
Loves, rstss confidential
AMERICAN jEwEiHY CO ses @-ceni
MONEY LOANED on ALL ARTICLES
~ vsiae IRE p~iiabte saT Thirf
cSaeaas xno s0RPCies
LOWMAN & HANFORD CO
xsass. ard Photographic supplies
DEVELOPING lOs-
AnY sire roll
-,r.. AZ. sss cherry rsi Msi. 80,
OPTICIANS
rarnnrd. Frs.~r.i atsfson Ca. eaieoay
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
pR KATHRYN nARiIIsoN-5si stxrH
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STORAGE
pHY. riHErHoOF STORAGE WARE
hsu.. csntrsi Storage Co. iss Waite
MAG
TpUSks pEtIVEpsD. sac. DAYS
steTaF- free Cell aatn itse
JUNK
Ais.sa Jsns Co. iiss riF.t a.. .. Eliie,t
,fsi.
uffwrAfn III SIX ff4a 80 or ssEs
AUTOS AND MOTORCYCLES
FOR SALE
te uOon us~A ar Wfnfan Motor -
NOTElS AND
APARTMENTS
NEW ErASDAkp HOTEL
Corner First Ave ard Pine 81
iafxe madeFn. outside rooms. eisTa.er
service phone. In al rooms. first.eisss
IA svrrT respect tee up. sith private
hath. 81
INFECTION CORDIALLY INVITED
parffnrfaa fttFA asrntd e. week an
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NJ e N
DON'T BE DISCOURAGED
ACT TODAY

We will
treat soms
of your ALL
m ents for a.
low a fee as
s and SIC.
We W III
make you
an ercep-
tons ally low
Zee In any
siinncnt you
may be sur.
fering from
With this
low fec and
our long and
successful
experience
In treating
ailments of
men, You
teed not
uffer an.
other day.
s.NAA ~ AnsA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03

We don't care who has trled 20 cure
you. and has failcd--we Will give you
sure cure and a small fee. Don't
give up before seeing us.
py tho latest methods known -
MEDICAL SCIENCE we successfully
treat vARICO~E VEINS. PILES,
NERVOUS AILMENTS, SKIN AIL-
AND BLOOD AILMENTS. HuEUMA-
TIsN. LIVER AILMENTS MD ALL
CHRONIC siLNENTs or MEN.
Come In sad sec Us. Have confs-
Genital talk and he examinee with
out cost mr. obligations.
office hours--9 a. m. TO p. m
Sundays. 10 a. IN. to ! D. IN.
NATIONAL MEDICAL INsrIrUTB
11D Occt a~n sal Ave.
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n itEE we CHtNEaE MEDICINE co
eos James ~ bet Sud and srd Avsn
Seattle, Wash EAtabtlehad 1904
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SO BUSINESS pERsoNAla
GET WE'LL IN
NATURAL WAY

! lice wo. Chinese
nature herbs home
remedies. eueeeanfui
~ treating stomach.
h Il @s, bladder,
rheumatism, blood
disorders and MANY
other ailments OF
men ami women by
uainE Chinese nature
herhs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03

BPIBfrTAL CIRCLE "WEDNESDAY
only, o'clock, Carpenters Han, 1890
Fourth. between Pine and Stewart.
Beet mediums IN city
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JERNAtN = GREAT PIANIST AM
riairvoyant. has read for nobility and
ROYALTY Of Europe. VIII read your
life from cradle to grave. $500 First
"
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MRS picK-sPTRfTrAL MiNTs-
tor. Circles Tuesday, Friday evenings
consultation daily. Hotel Bybse, 1921
Third ave. Phone Elliott 2t7t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-03

REV vACK. NOW s2s LIBERTY
Bldg. corner Union ana THIRD ave.
Consultation daily. circles Tuesday,
Friday. class Wednesday. p. m.
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wiser. gives private consultation daily.
Circles SUNDAY. Tuesday and Friday
pyaafura 1904 IpurtH ne.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-03-04
in many homes where there. should be
Manufacturers Record.
BURTON COMES AGAIN
WITH PHILIPS COMPANY

The Phillips Dramatic company has
arranged to appear in Cordele on
Saturday, March 10, presenting the in
tensely interesting and thrilling pro-
duction, GAS Told in the Hills" The
cast, which is strong throughout, in
cludes Robert Burton, a popular young
man of Cordele, who has been asso'
lated with the company for some time
He takes one of the reading roles and
executes it with splendid ability.
The Phillips company appeared in
CordeIe several weeks ago, though it
was one of the most severely cold
nights that have been experienced
here during the past winter, and the
audience was small on that account.
The company will give band CON-
cert at noon on the date of their per-
formance here, also in the evening
just prior to the performance.
They show under canvass.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-03-04
MORE FLAP DOODLE.

ThCy are still trying to bat Governor
Ha"ri1 around the yard with that eX-
ira session flap doodle. First thing
any ,1a knows it will be time for the
regular session. If he is honestly and
cun&c.cutiously trying to decide the
quest, n this late in the day, he ought
10 call in the Office boy and ask him.
Nav lie, this individual might shed
soma Eight on the matter of reaching
conclusion on such momentous ques-
tons. The office boy must have his
own opinion about allowing that bunch
10 ha.g around the front gate so long.
We cherish in our hearts many a
good wish for the governor, but we
also like the manner in which Hugh
Dorsey has gone about disposing of
the different phases OF the "momen-
toua" special session argument. AT
this distance we figure that Dorsey
has ,iven it less than ten minutes
consideration. all of which conduct
is highly in order.
Bu, rs Tor Governor Harris, We are
! still lnft under the impression that he
is tn ing to decide and may yet tell
| the l,oplc of the state that he wants
| the hone dry" law so the liquor ques'
| lion vill stay put" Let us hope he
will rut all this useless clap trap be
] hind him and go on his way with ease
Of co1science. 1t isn't necessary for
/ him . lose time over the agitation
| ,or lie representative people of Geor'
gia az not worrying about bono dry
lfquor laws.
I II Governor Harris can see an inch
| bN A--tl tlAC tip VI MS i4CS,S' - AHAN'''
suro,v know that the liquor traffic is
| goin@ 10 be legislated ont of existence
It's going is so absolutely sure and
rapid that the extra session props gan
! la all looks like the work of simple
tons and soft pedal politicians. The
while thing appears so ridiculous on
Inc face Of it that one is bound TO look
! for he niger in the wood pile" The
good old governor might laugh and
stop his worry if he really knew who
are the persons responsible for the eX
! ira session clamor Let us assure him
/ hat not many OF them care straw
about his political welfare. 1t is their
own they think of just now.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-03-04
a WORLD SCARCITY OF FOOD
STUFFS-LESSON FOR SOUTH.

Whether there be war or peace be
tween this country and Germany
whaher MAR bs4continued in Eurdpe
hSor anot4sS yesFs oretwp, or AThe tlisr
peace slloald dome,Mstle deiiisGd Tor
! oodstuffsywill exceed tile supply5 both
III tiffs countrysafd ABROAD. T'heshort-
age in the worlds food crops last
wear, taken in 'eonnection with condi.:'
lions created by the war brings us
nearer to famine situation in food
Iistlffs than tie world has known in
this generation If the crops of this
country should be unfavorable wealth
err conditions or by lessened acre
age, be short of full average yield,
we would have almost famine con-
diti0ns, because we will go into the
next crop practically barren of food
supplies.
Nothing less than bumper crop OF
grain will save us from exhorbitant
high prices for wheat and corn next
winter. It is important that the whole
country should understand this sit
uation, but it is doubly important that
the farmers of the south should under
stand it and plant the largest acreage
in grain which they have ever had IN
order to save themselves from having
to pay the highest prices they have
| fbai,r fnnGCtuffG
Every business man in the south
should do all i'll his power to urge up
on southern farmers the planting of
grain and the raising of foodstufIs OF
all kinds this spring and summer.
1t is hardly possible to predict what
may happen to cotton. The price,
Judging by the worlds demand ought
to be high, but in view Of the uncer-
tainties of conditions here and else
where. large cotton crop might prove I
misfortune by forcing prices below
fair profit
| The south might raise too big a cot
ton crop for its own prosperity, but
| it cannot raise too big a grain crop
nor too much livestock. Every avail
able acre should be kept into the rails
ing of foodstuffs, into grain, into vege-
tables, potatoes, and as much atten-
ton as possible should be given to
livestockj and even to the raising OF
chickens and to dairying, for the pur-
pose of meeting the home demand for
| foodstuifs.
1t Will be almost crime Tor any
southern farmer not to provide during
the coming spring and summer, for all
of the foadst&ffs which his family will
need for the next twelve months. Any |
thing short of that would be ignoring |
every condition which this country I
and the world confronts in the lack !
of foodstuffs, and in the certainty OF !
| high prices Business men, state gov |
ernments and the national government |
owe it to the farmers and to the vel
fare of the country to stress these |
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-03-04
RAW THE CURTAIN.

lose who are inclined to the
at within our own ranks the
always in order, run their
Town the lines and read what
at Norman Park Sunday
ither of an eighteen year old
hurried over the state, here
e, chasing every rumor in an
. free her, not from solitary
ent of walled convent, not
priests confessional, but
clutches of a human vampire
q the church's most gracious
ged title, Reverend" A lead
flock, AZ years Of age, a mar
with a son nearly grown, ran
a mere girl that lie was able
away and has thus more
iroyed the happiness and the
ne Of two families.
aid story is woven INTO read
ir for the newspapers all over
Try and those who are left
b both families must with
flcos and broken hearts look
olrow While the greedy world
gGn every line Of sensation
the stirred cut Of the incident.
this crime be laid at the
done church Is 1t RESPONSE
bltit remembered, it is not a
fiftentury performance. 1t is
a day sensation. Shall we
bos church's downfall in this
sershortcomiugs? Not yet.
We good go on trying 10 build
md, we still have faith
n COWS and in the Master of
nens The sunlight of an old, old
WORK K steady and bright, sure
Y W be charitable and on this
toryGaHen leader,-simply draw
he c.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-03-04

They will let the white Spanish pea
nuts remain in the ground too long
now and then before they learn all
about the best methods of increasing
the yield. They will imagine thou
tsgnd things about the s~esyil7FhasfaEEs
fnof. Rne, one of the most @eonilnon
things being The, supposition that n
costs heavily to keep the infested
SQUARES picked and burned aThey will
risk present cotton methods till they
are robbed for at least one season by
the weevil.
All this is going to require the bus
mess man and the banker to change
from iron clad securities to character
as a basis for business dealing and the
Morgan method will have to be set up
while things are disordered and I'M
certain. The best of our farmers will
take chances to go on.
But the blacklist will still contain
its full membership, for there will be
men who are born tired" Lazy farm
ers are said to be never falling weevil
victims. They cannot be- made over,
aud the weevil will eat their cotton
Tney will never be able to pay their
way and the banks and business
houses will Throw them downs
For the industrious farmer there is
bright promise. Experienced cotton
growers who have combattcd the wee
vii successfully say conditions are
now far better. More farmers work
six days in the week. Their business
assumes business.like methods. The
working farmer actually makes good
cotton with the weevil all around him.
anG lasides, makes abundance OF grain
and food crops and raises hogs and
cattle till he soon has bank account
ahe I'd.
End in the territory where the farm
ers have adjusted themselves to the
new conditions, the blacklist contains
only the names of those who will not
work. The others do not need credit
and win not have it. They have cash
Of their own ahead. Our blacklist
will contain the names Of the sift-
less, Tie thriftless, and only that class
whom we have adjusted ourselves to
the new conditions. Let us make 1t
a roint to see that only the crop Of
The lazy man shall suffer from the
weevil,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-03-04
eTltsiNEss BLACKLIST.

Evme we have opportunity to
here ay live farmer from the boil
weevitricts talk about the eX-
pericnoople have had with this
nsecta speaker never forgets to
tell abhe blacklist category
Of nanamcn who are less indus
trious the weovil and who con
sequcntakc poor Roadway when
the we appears. That blacklist
contains names of those who do
not adohd maintain strict business
methods.1he farm in order to re-
main saepd prosperous.
The bars and business men have
this blact All of them have it
not on pa where the reader can run
down thet easily and readily, but
IN stacks }ast due and unpaid notes
that are wing high interest. The
men who's ames are on this list are
the same mers who go fishing and
remain fs,g long before ever the
boil weeyilpears. This same class
will meet vi complete failure com
batting the aevil. so experienced and
successful fmers say.
Business In and bankers are for.
tltying themlves against. the men
whose name are on the blacklist
They are doig it because self preser
walton is theirst law, They do not
want to face ure ruin and the farm
r who is unilling to work enough
o keep hims(f even with the work
$ not going b make so much as a
sart in the mittor OF securing credit
ltthe supply buses and al the bank.
Years ago tn, great fnancjer, Pier
'on. MoFgan. sVd he did not nogoti-
re loans on sec5ndhes and iron clad
aper SO much as on character Thi.
eason CT change from the one crop
lifetime to diversified farming in
II community is going TO make the
est Of our farmers lose step occasion
y. They viii have to know more
become sarer Of their ability to
in against the weevil. They Will
stroy their calves with velvet beans
they learn uora about the feeding.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-03-04

points. with all possiblesRmp.hasisa The
south can become Independent for
foodstuffs by quick and vigorous &C
ton this spring and summer by its
farmers. and if it fails to do so, it
will be drained of hundreds of mil
lions of dollars for Aighlipriced ! food &C
stuffs, which should have been rails
ed at home, and there will be poverty
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-03-04

The Italian MannIicher-C arcano is
of the 1891 pattern. 1t is rather slow,
discharging but fifteen rounds of shot
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-03-04

the South African war. 1t holds ten
cartridges and is sighted from 200 to
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-03-04

Any amount OF Insurance from S5OO 20 - =,
$4,000 above -H
FOR FUTHER INFORMATION SEE DISTRICT DEPUTY E.
w BROWN OR S. NJ WATSON WE MEET EVERY FRIDAY
NIGHT. COME AND BE WITHsUS. SASH 81 ss Fa as
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-03-04

Al ORGAN CRISP COUNTY.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-03-04

lose who are inclined to the
at within our own ranks the
always in order, run their
l-.,,,, Al, I;pne. and rood tNhg 4