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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18

DR.. Potterf of 31OS Garfield Ave,
Kansas City, Mo-, who has treated
thousands of patients with electricity
and medicine, will give consultation.
examinations, and all medicines nee
essary FREE. All parties taking adj
vantage of this offer are requested 10
tstate to their friends the result of the
treatment.
Treats DEAFNESS by an entirely
new process.
Treats catarrh, throat and lung dis
ease, eye and ear, stomach, liver and
kidneys, gravel, rheumatism, paraly-
sis, neuralgia, nervous and heart dis
ease, epilepsy, Bright's disease, Gis-
eases of the bladder, blood. skin, goi-
ter, stammering and asthma.
Piles and rupture, without detention
from business.
If you are improving under your
family physician do not take up our
valuable tiSle. The rich and the poor
are treated alike. Idlers and curiosity
seekers will please stay away. Our
time is valuable.
Remember, NOT A PENNY will be
charged for the medicine required to
all those taking treatment this trip.
Office hour, a. m.
Positively married ladies must be
accompanied by their husbands. Re-
member the date, Wednesday, Janu-
airy "a, at the Downing Hotel, Oska-
loosa, Iowa.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18
SheriH's Deed.
For Good Roadc.

The commercial club at Fort Dodge
is engaged in raising good roads
fund of $4,000 and has succeeded in
interesting the farmers on two of tho
main roads in the project with others
to be heard from. There seems little
doubt that the money will be raised
dithout difficulty and that 1t will he
put where II Will do the most good.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18
DEEDS Of RECORD
RECENT REAL ESTATE DEALS IN
MALAYSIA COUNTY.
Warranty Deeds.

Warranty Deeds.
Geo. l.. Taylor and wife Nellie to
H. o. Gregory, lot 20, blk o. p,
Barnes City, Cons. $1,O0.
Testamentary Deeds.
George Spill, deceased, to Hannah
Spill, probate record, book L, page
531
Hannah Spill, deceased, to Elizabeth
A. Spill, probate record, book W, page
43O.
Warranty Deeds.
Chas. w. OFT and wife Nellie NJ. to
Philemon Jackson, pit. lot block 27
o. p. Oskaloosa.
Anna L. Ross and husband NJ. S. to
Minnie R. Lotspeich, pit. lot of I. :.
of NE NV Sec. 19-75-15--Cons. $1.00.
Warren A. Caldwell and wife lisa,
belle to Earl s. Caldwell, und. " int.
in pit. NV NE and NJ SW NE Sec.
32.75-14.
Sheriff's Deed.
d. E. Henley, Sheriff, to Greater
Oskaloosa Land Co., lots 109-110-111
block l. and lots 105-106 block H
O'Neill's add Oskaloosa-C ST.
1886.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18
Rule Against Smoking.

There Is a rule against smoking al
the Usage High school, 1t is little
different from similar rules in other
schools, in that 1t is to be enforced
Forty-two lads who had violates the
rule have been suspended for twent,
days. and II caught smoking during
these twenty days. their suspension
will remain In force indefinitely.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-01-18

osKALooSA, IOWA.
The Physician on Chronic Diseases
viii Visit Our City
WEDNESDAY, JAN. "a
WEDNESDAY, JAN. "a

And Will Be At The Hotel Downing
o., Until 4 p. m, One Day ONLY.
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0rae9tsG tnbano Filr
DeMtiAsAmcrika"!
Ef tttertHnnts ianarierts Nuden.
IGrift bet 5asIihca 6maga
Sribuae.

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Omaha Iriblne. hdben ben 1umi6
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tglpnhren 3n fonnen. @ir pur6en
oaDur9 peruuIaBt. eineu giubunb
belIteAen al Ialien unD gum 9er.
taui Su brtagen Der Den 2eiern &c.
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8eitihrift ouf5ubepobren, oern IN
SatcfgE Belt miro eth 5abrgonq
6ieFer 8eitihriit Uou erb6btem 8er.
te Ieiu.
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nlern 0reier @touate ODER zines gan.
Sen aahrgnngg. sic ftn6 iabr ge.
idmndpoa NIT fdnar8em tmidIaq
tffl0 goIoerer Gufidrtft bergdtetlt
IND neroen cine 3ierbe ieoer gi.
bLiothef bilDen.
Die @reiIe ber @tnbdnba ituh
pte foIgt: 9onitdnoiaer Sabrgang
Gle glumaaern bonn 9boHnelten ge,
Iiefert. gebutf6en, S1.75.
aae geumnern zines 8~ierteIiab.
res, pom abonrenten geIiefert, &c.
balrLhea. $3.50.
gcait1notger Snbrgong, ole
glutnmern pnn Deutfh Amerita bon
Oe E1gliden Omaha Gribitue nndr
geIiefert, aebun0euz $500.
Mae Rlimrlern zines 0ierteliob'
res, Don Der 5daIiden Omaha Fri,
biire nadNeIiefert, ~gebunoen, $3.50
Rorfc extra.
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Gieb Daterlano
aomau bon slHbplt straa.

puBt bate, pp Fc tpareTL Qud,
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10.
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9ddsr Der aaItrutn un5 4riu3sRs
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sebtenmaI an sinem 6ommerabeRb
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bpn Mauniee bsribtr, cine gauge De.
telildaft iuussr GfFiaisre UNI iu1ser
Madden. 8as Iau9psrbtaBts grine
utrungs6itb taudte in Margarsts
5sbDerjen ouf, pabreno lie pom
gfiugfiberg b~erniepsrfab, 0u lieber
Gott 49,. mas mar aug Dem N!Its
tsntan5 d6er BEN 5~aosIipie8eI &c.
porbsn2 no narsn lie ale hinses
raten2 gsritBt, Derbstrattt. in aIIt
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Wagba Griiaiug, BIB nab Saopeits
afrita perI6lageu, oon tpo fit boris
qes Sahr eiHmal cine QuF6istarts
sef6rieben uno Ie IsIbsr, bic
tlafie, Iaone iuuge Jrau, etren pa
riIer Glegan3 bic Gfii3isrsDamsn in
zen 5traBen qptsoams ntuginig 81,
tra6teten - mar lie nirIIia einrnal
Die Margnrets 9euHsrn bon bamaIs
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siusm 6oI8itob I'm GrunstpaIO gsisf
fen, bic 6anb pes GbsrIeutnnnts
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Iih eerpetnt, neil Iit bstos Ii4 niaE
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aas ber9 Raum flint Sabre. En-
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laid etubergingsn, nIs iet bic ganJs
gtdbt cine eia3igs aaferus, bic ftst.
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1dt So8en iErer aunefenbsit IN
9otsoam, baB lie bas 9aus ibrer
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tdngere 3eit DerIaTfn bate.
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generoItu bon 9sufFsrn nit ibrtt
s9neter ben GbsrItod sints fritb
iidsn, ned aus Der 2eit 5rieOri5
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hauIes. Der nag mar msnfaeulser,
Die Come braHnts 5piIten Der.
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CUB perfdnt Iautlps In peiBsR
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pis i'm Sraum. SIS mar ihr 3umut.
lls miibtt Fs nit sinsmmdI pis0s;
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galtigs 5uBgdHgsr. 9intsr liner,
6iht Dor Dem 6auil Elm lungt.
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gaalidlg Cmaha 9ri6fne,.
1911 Sumaro Ctr, EmaBa, Geb.
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Sable Gettion giites ~ber6eiiertes
Jarmldn6, 8 U2eiIen norooitlih BON
0galaaa. Breis $55 per 4der.
WfuB iofort pertouft mer0en. audJ
quite babe Scttion unuerbeIiertes
5armlano, abiolut flad gelegen,
5H @1eilen noroEid bon 8rule. 2
oeutide air6en in Der umge6ung.
9reis $40 per gtder. Qeidte Bob,
Iun9sbeoingungen. Shreibt an $.
6. &Oolerp EgalaIn, gtebr.
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UaHfBta sBIeliunaen nIs gsethndntsaelnei
u QdlelarbelL Dtan ffHuei gIexbei aeltgTk
iHI ie0ea 9iiiaileo bet i~5uEHiie. nge S4uf5ef1.
2aHoHsper. 8la9tIi}ieR, alt1oedneH tDailleSls
aalneHtnner, raabdetl 3i6biaiifa. $fhnnuds
talieTt. 8uoefoeuiel, Iofpte et1e gserae an,
9fEef aunild9er Atiiiel. pie 1aEfrti ttthi 1eTs
5re1bf 1egeiien Git iitfaeH 1hifr bet erogef
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naioteu o6eT 9jefdHnteH.
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Sdolide Cmafn Sribfue,
1911 5oluorO Ctr. Caoda, Rebr.
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graitiIdeg Sattiag.g j.
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@lbi 6oultdr6tee nnb liar iinItrtetis Aus
letmnacn In allen Letien 0er ieBi 10 posiStilHts
lidea LaifsngsttuniL, Gle rqinbnDIitg peg
S@tliben un0 ole Gupe Der &a16e iptte N
fiebrlI lebG beuflt@eu lnh taoell0s aeaeltpaeias.
1HuliIlitinnei ge2ellt. ael1lai con iehr leitnf
beIiidn0ilh aeaehenel glltietHilaen, Milie arpb6
alrBabl Don Wilfieri Hit gtaliiea. ainlaEe, Mfss
tiDe, WhtielItltde, sruafn gtddhtfletoefs hilb
reHtbeutoha, SaH0tudtGutet. AgOiieleffGxds
zen uiD. llRb ubdehiibet uia ne aHlfttusss
gen erut6aliAen eb AUD glatdlaertl otelslbea
5er5uItelelt
Bas giih III out oeni Deilffi Nuniet lafD
cen h6diien 2Niiuroeruugeri oeF 8ldbEuders
iuHit ae6rtfl. uHo DER @eitb oesiftbeit lnIf0
lit Sie eiuf GHrlC ser 3G'rieDtnHHq nit6 bes
Bet1aitqens biibeI. Wtan iehe uuietl oe .elns
Ten gieblipili9ett, slt metd5fn 81 At BADEN TIL
&ietes 8ub iar t2t p~orioiret peE SOL pers
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5arnlan6 su brrfanfen.


3n berfaufrn: 800 qder Qan6,
so Qder @ieBmpi6e, 100 ader in
Corn nit eillen 8urhihnittsertraq
bon 80 @ui6eI per Qter. Outer
idmar5er 8ooeu un0 cut beiDaiIert.
4reis $3.50 per ader. 0ieie 5arnn
liegt i'm Sage Gountn, 21b gieilen
non 6er Gtaot 2h gtstlen non 50,
ma Sbnooe Stride uno AZ Meileu
bon Wlii{ouri Spuo0e STRIDE. Gijr
cine aHgraH5anoe 5arm ioar0egl
$40 qc6oten. 6obe aud tleiuere
uno Grobere f5aruten i'm Gage uno
5efferiou goitat1 gu perfauieh. Sin
nabere 9usfunft menoe man ftd an
5ranf Sdmale, 6ol0ep gte6r.
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ullacps cineertc
s)on Y ma Gornes

Son gmma GorneA
isle IN jrlibereH ;sabten .sftderei", 10 II
1RHs beionoegs ieei sSalelas sata aoiunas
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5ei foarlal tbr ais 9aie1 g~iatgeber uHler SUD
8ila6Hs etnaerie non emma tgufnes 4mr oil
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con 4Glleh eoer So9a liao febr Hieost,
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tleiarhetfeu BARN enthaiten. rpel9s ohni
rage Groben HeiiGi t.rpen mfrbeu. Glu
Hen Ste nlff nit Der HelleauHe biefer rene
len sttsgabe.
3tsieS aud far re portefre per 8pft or
aHoi
Saglife Omaha aribine,
1911 6huarh Ctr Cmnhn. grhr
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BeuSeit Ueoli6ees
10. .
Bon WpeItHe GoEDRL

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eiiunGeu itr Eaictalbciien. bgtpft1era fI1r
as @ouoolr. 0}afi Iiabei elne lofe I'm.
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sdubtTt, 1tltl2littdell &elHoe1pnilefl, gadfs
ttc,beruaffu. &1tn1Cutu9srn. Niil6ertnaues.
ftp0erhaaaen. 9aarbebalierrL S6trlaei fIs
tsttrti0e eGBfbeH gla0eifften uIfp. NgF
fffib bieias 4lt3es miFp ie6er Tame ron .r0s
seu gilseu ieiH mo ilr cir gernnHgsn BE-
teiten. Wan ttrftGe foiort i'm onsftsbe.
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apdt
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M8 HN%A %E
Gilt DoGff1Hntne siHieitinggH Der peTi4ts
nea3ea 614glFtt1e, nit ben SeatIsbBtgH 6ei4
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6ar4 ~ Dem eefHgneen lel9t geHta4t tt ~
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ana Hlferf9eiiHn9en sur 6eriieiu1a 0oE
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gnnsen, Hnbasanppgn, 1gdnefL 1tinHdtteu AfHo
gas HlHlesH III prafhfBou anf sem alep
1ef9en &apier 9eeruofs
@e fDerDe1 bsefes Aih en- ifdben iutfien
fDenH HI 9ssaneH Buriieat Afatl peri Gle nthf
K@ b0aieghe sn cert 0arAftgen Bebtugnngen an
auiA0ffef GHser sgeifen Uir e. %aubieielr.
&ssfes Ea4 iHE f2e p~ortofrsi Der A0it Der,
gdaDt.
91aIihe Cmaha Gribine,
Rattern 9epartemeut
1911 fDuaT0 CTR. EtnA6at Rebt,
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9etettlss.
MeSiaintlhes.
gbtrupraettc splaat aOiaitmeuts.
or. G0worJs "a. s 5ornona. Q.9446

d.. SOHn 9oli, spaaialift in Gin.
gen.. Gbren.. glaien. uno aebltopf.
lai6et. 690.92.94 gran0ei8 9laa..
Omaha, Qcbr. Gel. Douglas 1884.
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lteber 0ie @itterniTIe ops 2ebeug
|pIleeen iene ON louteTten 81 fInGen~
|0ie fid an leinen GnBigfeiteu fiber
nouInlea hnben.
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Ganaturten.
@rabheins.
Rateut Aniudlte.

Sturses & Stnrges, II. @ unb aus.
ldn0iihe 4otente uno ghutmor.
Zen. $50 Gee 9L0a. Lists
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3n bsrtaufen: Gin3iqcr 5leis
iherIa6en in Gouutg 0auptta0t an
Der 5auptIinie Der Union 9acifie.
1900 @%inpobler, ie5r biaiq 5t Der.
foltfen. Omaha Sribitue @or &. 20
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3a bertunien: - @ute 926be[.
1onolung IN gutter gountps 6otpt-
ito0t, 1900 GiHpo6ner, Ser ein3iqe
@io5ella6ea i'm Gouuto, Qn Union
8aciiic 8duptIinie. 8iIig 3u Der.
taufal. Gmoba Eribitue Dor o.. 6.
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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-06-03
CRISP VETERANS
TO THE REUNION
SEVERAL LEAVE ON G. S. & F..
sHooFLY THIS MoRNING-soNs
OF VETERANS AND MANY 9TH.
ERS WILL ATTEND NATIONAL
GATHERING.

A called meeting of Crisp county
camp No. 1914 United Confederate
Veterans was held Friday morning at
the court house, and plans were def.
nitely made for the attendance upon
the national reunion of veterans from
this camp as we'll as others who will
accompany them on the trip.
The camp voted to send its repre-
sentatives en- the "shoo-fy" over the
Georgia Southern & Florida railway
this morning at $3.50 o'clock. While
there are other veterans who may at
tend, those who have stated their in
tention of going are, w. H. Malone,
F. M. Cocker, d. Arnett, R. H. Daniels,
Jesse Clements, G. H. Raines and r.
V. Bowen.
There are large number of Sons
of Veterans and others who expect to
attend the national reunion in Wash
ington City June and 5.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-06-03
MASS MEETING CALLED
TO LOOK AFTER WORK
OF WELFARE LEAGUE
DO YOU NEED A GIRL IN YOUR
HOME?-AT GATHERING THURS.
DAY ADVISORY BOARD WILL EE
APPOINTED TO COOPERATE
WITH MISS M'klNNA.

Miss Agnes Mcillnna, probation Of
fcer of the county, and who is in
charge of the local social welfare
work, calls a mass meeting of the cit
liens CT Cordele and Crisp county at
the court house next Thursday after
noon at 4 o'clock Miss McKinna will
discuss the social welfare work in all
it's phases.
At this meeting an advisory board,
who will cooperate in the social vel
fare work in the county, will be elect
ed Miss McKinna will also secure
the names at this meeting of those
of the city and county who will take
into their homes. She now
has in her charge a girl between -
and 16 years Of age.
Miss McKinna wishes to announce
that her office in the county court
house will be open every morning, in
charge of her secretary, Miss Florrie
Walters.
She also wishes to express her most
grateful thanks to the women and
others of the city who have provided
clothing for immediate use in her
work.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-06-03

tate and the accused, whether he is
N such position as to be swayed one
way or the other by testimony. So
he question resolves itself in this
ase as to whether such trial can, in
he opinion of the court, be obtained
'nder the provisions of our law relat-
ing to the empanneling of jurors, the
lumber of preemptory strikes given,
md the composition of the jury box
# the county. 1t is matter of public
knowledge that about half of the jul
'ors of this county come from the
Cordele district.
'Now, a number of very estimable
gentlemen have testified that in their
opinion the defendant could get fair
trial, but they are largely men of
business affairs, men who are accus-
,omed to their offices, and who have
lot come into contact with the per-
;onel of the juries to any considerable
extent.
1.-THE crime of assault with intent
o rape, if true, deserve the severest
punishment, and if not true, then the
defendant ought not to be convicted
If that offense. 1t is my duty in these
matters and am sworn to- do justice
o the weak, as well as to the strong,
the defendant involved, as well as
20 the public.
Refusal of the change of venue of
tself carries the trial of the case over
'ntil appeal from the decision of the
curt is taken to the Supreme court
and such decision reviewed by that
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-06-03
MANY HOGS ARE SAVED
BY CHOLERA SERUM

One of the most substantial proofs
of the value OF incubation Of hogs
with cholera serum grew out of an
incident or Inc farm of prominent
citizen several days ago. Cholera was
discovered in heard of hogs on this
farm. One Of the hogs affected died
and Farm Demonstration Agent ]. A.
Johnson made post morte mexami-
nation, discovering that the hog died
of cholera. There were several others
affected at the time.
Mr.. Johnson Immediately set to
work to inoculate the entire number
Of hogs in that particular lot, as we'll
as about one hundred head in breed
ers herd OF fine hogs. Two of the sick
hogs in the first lot died and all of
the other hogs on the farm are now
doing well, it being evident That the
cholera has been eliminated from
among them.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-06-03
CORDELE. CHAPTER
WINS GREAT FAVOR
MRS. r. A. CoLQuITT, RETIRING
GRAND WORTHY MATRoN, is
NAMED GRAND SECRETARY OF
THE GRAND CHAPTER.

The Tallulah Atkins chapter Order
Eastern Star was well represented at
the Grand chapter in Macon during the
past week. Those attending from Cor
dele were, Mrs. F. A. Colquitt, whose
term expired at this time as Grand
Worthy Matron, Miss Tallulah At
kins. Mrs. Fannie Sheppard, Mrs. P.
j. Willis, Mrs. T. M. Coker, Miss Ma
ry Sue Russell, Miss Carrie Mae Nc
Kenzie, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Perry
R. E. Harris, Mrs. A. c. Atkins, ]. M.
Witherington, Mrs. s. H. Marsh, Mrs
j. A. Key and Mrs. w. T. Cheeves of
Gainesville, Fla, former Worthy
Matron of the local chapter who join
ed the chapter representative here.
Though having served her term as
Grand Worthy Matron, Mrs. Colquitt
was given an office of high honor when
she was named as Grand secretary
of the Grand Chapter.
One of the most pleasing features
Of the Grand chapter meeting was the
floor work of the past matrons of the
Tallulah Atkins chapter. There were
ten in this feature who went through
all of the floor evoltuions, each one
carrying a silk United States flag,
while the leaders of the drill, Mrs.
Marsh and Mrs Sheppard carried
very large flags. After this patriotic
they returned in an indus
trial parade, each carrying hoe ON
her shoulder.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-06-03
GRAND JURY PROPOSES
INC REASE SALARY JUDGE
THE CORDELE CIRCUIT
RECO CONTAMINATION OF CRISP
GRAND JURY TO INRcEASE
FROM 5000 TO $4,000 COMES
LAST AMONG FIVE COUNTIES
I'M CoRDELE CIRCUIT.

That the salary of the judge of the
superior court of the Cordele Judicial
circuit be increased from $4,000 to
$4,000 per annum, and that one-fifth
of this increase be paid out of the
treasury of Crisp county was recon-
mendation of the grand jury in it's
session just closed. There being five
counties in the district, one-ffth would
be Crisp county's pro rata part of the
obligation.
The Crisp grand jury was the last
in the counties of the circuit to make
this recommendation, the grand juries
of Dooly, Wilcox, Ben Hill and Irwin
counties having already made such
The adoption of a constitutional
amendment by the state legislature
will be required to put this recommen-
dalton into effect and such an act
would not become effective during the
present judges current term of office.
In even of the passage of such an
the increase in salary will
begin upon the next term of Office of
the Judge of the superior court
The Crisp grand jury, as did the
grand juries in the other counties in
the circuit, further recommended that
the representative in the general as
sembly from this county be requested
to lend his aid to the passage of the
act necessary to secure the increase.