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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-15
Ole @ansi9t gtittuns.

Di srobartise unb bohber5ige
@tiftuns, BEG GERM Griebri@ 8. BON
Sans, aus Jrantfurt a. 30. bic benz
often Mufeum in Berlin einen @4aB
antifen Runftgetperbes bon faft ein3fsz
artiser Roftbarfeit gebra6t bat, bat
iebt mad oen pldnen unb oant Der
Greisebisfeit hires Stifters audi cine
miirbise ltnterfunft erbalten. Sn 5fped=
ent1predenoen unb fdDnen S4rdnfen
zines eieenen Raunes lieB fi9 i'm
Antiquarian cine ibeale Mufftenuns
err.iden. Gum Beifpiel bat Der
@9ranf nit ben in ben Garben Der
Sris praneenben @ldfern cine fiinfs
libe 2i9tqueIe, oas Saseslidt fann
a~bgelperrt unb 10 Die praht Der Jarz
ben in iiberraf9enoer Weiie CUR Wirs
tuns gebradt tperben.
Den Dant fir bic sroBartise Stif@
tung min Die Muieumsleituns NIT Der
Sat obftatten, bur9 Musbau Der
Sammlune i'm Sinne beg Meifters.
Da fonnten afpet fd0ne Sdmuditide
reuertpsrben tperben, aug benz gldnaenz
ben friibbpaantinifden Junbe BON
MFiut=2ptopolis in Oberdsppten ftams
memo, Dem i9on Die SammIuns @ans
berporrasenbe Stiide peroanfte. Dos
cine lit elm balstrasenartises @ebdnse
aus Golbbrabt unb @marasoprismen,
bas anbere Elm Bruffdmld. bas Mes
baiIon bes Raifers 9onorius auf Der
Worberz, Der tbronenoen @Dttin Bona
auf Der Riidfeite an elmer 9alsfette,
Mrbeit aus Dem 4nfans bes adten
Sobrbunoerts. profeHor Robert 3abn.
Der in ben amtliden 8eridten bieie
@tiide in ibrer 8ebeutuns befpri4t,
Iegt babel bar, tpie bon benz 9onorius@
bruff1mud unb feinen 8erpanbten
elm Jormaufammenbans Biz gu ben
Gbrenfetttn Der beutisen 3eit fibrt,
ben Mmtsab5eiden Der Biirsermeifter
unb Der Hettoren unferer 9oHfdulen.
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Weuer @embranbt.

Wdbreno beg Rrieses lift eth inter-
eHantes flein.s 3unfttpert in Wiener
priOatbeib setommen. Go banoelt
fih. mi. @uitap @Iiid in Der .3eite
fdrift Die grapbifden Riinffe- be-
ridtet, I'm cine DortreffItds uno poble
erbaItene Susenbarbeit Rembranbts,
Gin tleines OeIsemdlbe. bos feline
Wutter bartlett, bic ibm unb feinen
S@ilfrn 70 oft in otefer fruben 3eit
ols Woben gebient bat. Gin preubis
f&er ReferDeoffiaier bat bas 8ilbden
ourh .inen 3ufau auf benz ariesss
f4ouploB in Beleien entoedt, brahte
"a nod Berlin, unb bon bier Tam es
bur4 ben Miindener aunitbanbel in
ben 8efb BON GERM Ostar gonbp
(Wien). Gs lit elm BruftbiIo Der olten
Jrau in opal.r 5orm, ods has Srigis
nal etpa zines balben Oubeno BON
Mieberbolungen unb aopien biefes
aopfes gu fem fdeint. @us Dem
Stubium bieier Wieberboluneen bat
9offtebs be Groot idon friiber sss
fdlofen, bab ibnen Elm eisenbdnbiges
8orbiIb bon opaler 5prm augrunoc
selesen babsn muB, cine 8ermutuns,
bic our6 Die @uffinbune oes 8ilees
our GepiBbeit ~eetporoen 1T. DEM
bic Musfibruna bier lit bon elmer fpls
4sn Stride, Bat fobiel bon Der limit
telbarfeit Der Misunderstanding, bab
an Der Gisenbanbist.it saum seafpeie
felt perben Tam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-15

ntrb otefe 8orfdrift aufs senauette
~,insebalten. 9eiblid adtais proaent
Der @pielenben finb Grauen, unter be-
men Rleinbiirgere unb 8auerntppsr
pprberrfden. Der Wsrlut eintger
Tranfen ipielt i'm 2eben biefer meiber
cine febr bebeutenbe 3ple, unb i'd lab
man9e ben @pieltifd Tn beaer Wsrs
apeifIuns perIoFen. na9bem lie atpans
3ig Gronten perloren bate. Sn ben
pompOfen Grfrifdungsrdumen trinien
biels, bi. fhon fribaettis CUR Stele
poren, ein @las Bier unb tauen odau
eine StuGs, bic fie, oft in 3eitunsspas
pier .insetpidelt, ielbft mitsebrd4t bas
Ben.
Wenn bic Mbfabrtsaeit bts 3uges
nabt, ellen ote Meiften BON ben @pisz
Isrn gu ben Musgdneen. Mande nebs
men ibre Ships" fir Elm nddftes Wal
NIT, bic meiiten laHen iid aber fir
bic gemonnenen 1 bis 2 Slips" bos
@elb ausaablen ooer prlafen NIT lee
rem 9dnben oas Rafino. Gin Slid
mad benz anberen tpirb leer. 9egeu
a4t llbr pirb nur nod an bret 1tf4en
fpeitergefpielt, pdbrenb ale nbrtgen
fir bic Waht eef4lofen ftnb. Sur an
bief.n bret Stfden-anes Roulettes
td9e-niro bas Spiel bis Mitterna4t
fortgeiebt. go ftebt es beute in ben
beriibmten @ptelfdlen bon Monte Gars
10 aus.
@ddmunben tn Der @lan5 unb bic
pradt Der Menge, bte In friiberen 9ds
gen iid bier periammelt bat. Wers
f9punben 1T bas Sob, oos sltibsnb
auf ben sriinen Sifden fdtmmertt,
bertuebt bic baedanttf4t Mtmofphdre
iiber biefer 3auberIanofdaft. nit ihren
b~iGngenben @drten, Die aus benz blauerl
Meer auffteisen, berfdpuroen NIT
einem Worte alIes bas, mas Monte
Carlo emit gum 9empel beibntf4er
@innenfrsuoe mddbte.A
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Wmt. SdtmtHt,

Nretti&er Dttiies nnS Sxpelier.
Meoen anter Brilen foutrat 81 ms.
MI eli Alams g.: aGes ~'sranttsst.
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Ginf bs feds gieelb, ebenfo bel
Q6ffel bon 3uder. Elm Ieel5ffel boil
sebodte 3itronenidale tperben aufame
men cine Wiertelftunbe seriibrt. bann
bier bis flint 20ffel pon gebadter Nub@
f.rne, 5pei Biz bret 20ffel Mebl, cine
halbe Safe mtl9 ober Rabm uno Der
@9nee Der Gier barunter gemif4t;
oann tn gut beftri9ener 2udenform
Bel ni1t gu ftarter !0iBe i'm Dfen sez
baden.
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CROWN BOTTuNe COMPANY,

9btp. NueBer, 8eiHdftsfibrer.
1215>1225 9ass ct. Gan antonio, Seg.
N Edbrifanten bon allen Grten Soe
patpaf5er, RineraItpnHer rno bor5isIih
oem tpoIbefonnten Qftbia SeIber.
Eel. Trapis 4157. - Jreie Nblieferuus.
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gefuIIte aaIbsbrnft.

CUR 5illuns ntmmt man Gulai9s
fletfd, Idbt e fi9 betm 9Alahten
glet9 bur9 bte Mafdtne breben. Cine
mttteIsrobe 3ipiebtl tptrb fem eebadt
ober serieben unb NIT benz Gleif4 perz
mtfdt. duff Elm babies pfuno Gleifd
nimmt man cine fletne setpetdte Ser1z
mel, Elm Gtpetb, einen GblOfel pou
getrodneter unb bann gefodter ptl5e.
ote eberfans fetn gebadt tperben urb
atpei eeto1te geriebene Rdrtoffeln. Wht
@al3 unb pfefftr absef4medt, iDirb
btefe Giluns auf ben Eappisen Sell
bes RulbsbrufFades gelest (no4oem
be ano9en berausgtlOft tpurben) unb
NIT Binbfaoen umntdeit ober auge@
ndbt. Dit RaIbsbrut tpirb bdnn ans
gebraten unb petterbin unter 3usieben
bes RnohenipaFers fpei9 gd4mort.
Dte @ouee tpirb NIT ettpos 3ttronenz
faft sef9drft unb NIT aufgelOfem
Rartoff.lnebl nerbidt. Man fann
aud etne niertel Safe fube Sabne htnz
augeben. sSn btefem Gane barf aber
nur febr tpentg Mebl gum 9erbiden
.gebraudt tperben, ba bic Sabne bic
Sauee fdon aiemli4 fdbmig madt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-15

8IGtter< unb 9utterteis.
8l6ttere unb 8utterteig erforbert
bic meiite Irbeit. 1T aber fir feline
Obftforten unb gebdd gang Defenders
geeisnet unb beliebt. 90 er audi
f9on am Sase Dor BEN Baden bereis
tet tperoen Tam, 70 miro feline umz
ftdnoIide 9eritenung nidt gar gu febr
fiibIbar. Sdmtlide 3utaten, bor alIem
bic Butter. miiHen febr talt fein. Mu4
empfieblt es fid, Jpn nidt in Der
Ride. fonoern in .insm redt tiblen
Baum gu ptrten. Muf Elm 8adbrett
sibt mon elm pfunb ~feinftes gefiebtes
Webl, sibt IN cine @rube bes Mebles
etnas Safa. Elm 81, 5pei gbl0ffel
3uder. apet GblOffel Rum unb nad
unb nod Elm babies pint faltes Wafs
fer. Dies a1es tpirft man unter 6ftes
rem 3ufammenidlasen gu einem reht
slatten, tpeiben 9eis, teiIt ihn in apei
9eile, manselt biefe aus, Iese auf einen
Ger aaten elm pfunb taIte, redt fefte
Butter. !est bic anbere Teisplatte barr
iiber unb manselt nun Den 9eie aus,
bod 70, bab Der 9eis fets bic Butter
bedt. Dieies @erfabrsn tpieberbolt
man bur4 3ufammenfdlasen bes 9eis
ses nodmals, bann fhIdst nan Den
Seig 5ufammen, lest ibn in elmer
SdiiHel, nit fauberem Sud- beoedt,
in ben Reler ODER duf Sis unb ldBt
ibn bort bis gum na6ften Gage ruben.
Damn miro er nod einiee Wale aus
semaneelt unb pieoer sufammenges
fdlasen unb fdlieBlid auf Dem 8led
ober in Der Sortenform, NIT Jriihten
beIeet, eebaden. Gin Sitter aug Seigs
ftreifen Ober bider seiIBter eimeiBs
f1aum erbobt bos quite Musitbtn elmer
1Drte.
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@efIIIte RartoffeInubtIn.
Mit anerlet Sunfen sereidt. ersebtn
Rartoffelnubeln abtpehslungsrei4e
@eridte gum Mbenbbrot. als Beilage
au ben perfdiebenen @emiifen iebo4
sebaItrei9e Mittassgeridte, bic ider
iberan Beifan finben uno oas FONT
ibltde Jleifd nidt permifen lafen.
Der 9eig pirb aus einem pfunb Mebl,
einem 81, spet SeeIOffeln Sal5, einem
boIben Seel0ffel 8adpulber, seriebener
Mustatnub nad @efdmud, elmer ball
ben Safe @afer ober Mosermil4, in
nel9er bas 81 perquirlt tpiro, unb
ein.m baIbsn pfunb sertebener, tags
aupor gefodter Rartoffeln bereitet. Wia
man Jpn nod ettpas perbeRern. 70 figt
man einen 2OffeI aerlafene Butter ober
Jett baau. Ra9bem er ti4tis burd>
9efnetet 1T, pGrmt mar cine por5elz
lanf9iHel an, oedt fie bariiber uno
Idbt ben 9eis barnnter cine @tunoe
ruben. tpobur4 ct btfonoers gef4mei@
big fptrb. Damn tpirb CT in betannter
Wetfe pie Nubelteis ausserolt. in
etna anei 3on sroBe Stiide sefdnit@
ten, nit einsm Seel0ffeI GiIe belest.
breiedie aufammengetlappt. bic Rdns
Der feft aufetnanber seoriidt unb bic
Wubeln in fodenbes SolapaKer gelegt.
BET offenem Sopf cine 8iertelftunoe
getodt. Die Ro9bribe fpiro gu Cup
pen perDenbet.
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Sir 9anS n1lD
Slide.
Gter In Sauce.

9ortgeiodte Ger tperben se1dlt
unb balbiert nit elmer 6erin9s<, Dill.
1omatenz ober Rrduterfauee argeriH
tet.
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6nls ,tnD Mpble.

Rir bolten bic bette &oble nno Das
sete Brennhols. grobiert itrS. WiaSe
HpsS e gpaI EpuaSanp. grodett booo.
rexey Eelepbpn 1911.
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6ptels.
HOTEL ALAMO

s25 AIamp @Iasa = Eibib mDbi.erfe
refine 3imuer. Soc, 7bc, " PEE Sas,
1850 nnb a~uftpdrts pet None. S'a MIass
nit 2 Betten $4.00 per Mo1e. ahe"
felepIon grodeH 658.
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gefteut gud u~nieren freien @atalos
tlr Gome,s linb @efliigel Sorra1e'
sater geeb g., 420 SMosSlores Sfr.,
5ou Nntpnio, Eegds.
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5ameu uuo Weaigelfutter.

atrt. etaffeI, $40 OFT : @omu,erses
Ctr. Sen, getreibe, @arten< nro Selo<
semer @efIiiaeIfutter. Srtiboforen.
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c. II. Weyrlch Sheet Metal Works
gambler in Qarbtpnre. Sefen u,,o
tIedhpoaren. Trdftii6er alennpner nno
godSeder. 934 OF : Gommerce Sfro@
TeIephon SrabiS 1880.
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THE EIGHTEEN HOTEL

Ros beoeutet ,Ebe gisbteem"? gas
sefte Qotel fir bas tpertn'te sen N San
xntonio. Gunner SOC. als9eae,nne1e
RnIiaeiten 2bt. Mieortae Spe51alrdfsn
rer ISOLDE. Sab fret. grodett 627a: Sn
,sntroIer 2eae. 3O2 SIosMlar1o ctr.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-04-22
Methodism IN CordeZe

sonage property easily worth sixty
thousand dollars. Upon this property
there is not a dollars Indebtedness. In
addition to building its church and
parsonage. the congregation contribut-
ed some $4,000 in money and furnish
ings to the District parsonage. the
home of the Presiding Elder who lives
in Cordele.
Such development has not been
without struggle. All honor to those
who have made it possible,-both the
living and the dead!
1t is the pride and boast of Cordele
that the city has never had an open
saloon; the community was conceived
rurtured in sobriety and morality. The
city's history is the RECORD of some
OF the greatest religious Tevivals seen
in this part of the country 1t is need
less to say that in all work of reforma-
ton and regeneration the Methodist
church deserves and receives its quota
of praise.
A brief reference to the more re
cent history of the chruch will not
here be out of place.
The present church building-the
rost splendid plant in the South Geor
cia Conference.-The first agitated by
Rev c. a. Jackson; under whose pas
t0rate the plans were drawn. The first
actual work was done early in the
rastorate Of Rev NJ. A. Morgan, whose
failing health delayed the work for
several months Rev l. p Tyson push
Cd the building forward to the laying
Of the roof, and the completion of the
basement, where the congregation wor-
shipped for two years.
During this present pastorate, now
drawing to its close because of the
four-year-limit. the building was com
pleted and dedicated free of debt The
church has raised in actual cash dur /
ing the past three years something
ever forty-siX thousand dollars. and |
there have been added during that !
time four hundred and twenty-siX mem +,
hers by profession Of faith and GER
ti6cate.
The congregation is we'll equipped
for moral and spiritual services. and
the coming years should be the best.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-04-22
he II. {. I. l..

were laughed at and scOrned, and as
| the churches Chased their doors to
them, they we're compelled to seek
other quarters That was just TWEEN
ty-seyen years ago. How proud We
are today Of our own grand state with
its brave dry laws, that welcomes any
and everything that sounds temperate.
The object of the w. c. T. L. is to
organize, agitatG and educate, and
with it's AZ different departments, is
doing a great work. Each department
with its superintendent could be car
ried on independently of the mother
! Union. so clearcut and so concise are
! the workings of the Union We will
mention only few Of the depart
n.erts.
The department of Scientific Tenn
perance Instructor aims to secure the
clearest teaching in physiology and
hygiene in all the public schools. The
teaching of temperance in the Sunday
schools brings before the children i'll
an attractive form many temperance
truths. they would otherwise not know.
They are there taught the great prin-
ciples of total abstainance and prohi-
bitten. because of the Thus saith the
Lord" revealed in the Bible.
The Anti-Narcotic Department aims
to instill in the minds of the young the
knowledge of the injury done by to
bacco and nicotine.
The prison Department aims to car /
ry gospel temperance to the inmates !
Of prisons ard iails.
The Flower Mission Department as !
pirea 20 carry hofr~ comfort, sympa /
thy. COCA cheer and material aid to !
the people OF ali conditions.
The Rescue Department aims to en-
list the efforts of Christian people in !
rescuirg the fallen in arousing and /
warning parents, guardians, and girls !
against the many traps set for unwa /
~ feej which leads to slavery worse .
shan death. There is the Sabbath OBJ /
servance, Christian Citizenship. the /
Press and many more that could be /
mentioned. And it is through these (
Departments that the W. c. T. L. is .
dciuS great work 1t is unique in
lis conception, unique in its develop |
ment. The do everything" policy in
aururatcd by Miss Willard proves by |
years of testing, to be wise one. 1t /
lays held upon every agency that may !
either directly or indirectly tend to
undermine and overthrow the mighty !
power-the liquor trafic-is enthron- !
ed in our midst. The battle cry of the
W. c. T. [. today is National Prohi- |
bition. The battle is on, and
1t is great to be out where the fight !
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-04-22
BY Mrs. j. r. Kelly.

The W. {. r. L. is an organization
dat sprang out of the crusade of W0-
men against the liquor traffic, away
back in the seventies. The name it
self is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Christian
| Temperance Union.
"W-is for women who work with a
will,
C-is for Christians who never stand
still
It's for temperance, the creed of
our land.
us for union United we stand for
God and our homes and our own
native land
But closely associated with the W.
c. r. L. is one whose name has be
come famous, and whose deeds Of
kindness and valor, Of determination
and herOism have been spoken of as
a memorial OF her. Our own United
States has we'll honored her memory
by placing her statue in the Hall OF
Fame in Washington. along side of
Washington, Robert Lee, Lincoln, and
she deserves the honor, though she
is the one woman alone in all our land
that has been so hOnOred-Frances
e. Willard She helped to make the
United States what ii is today. with
its % dry states and almost as many
more local option.
She was born in the little town OF
Churchwell, n. Y, of grand and noble
pareniage. The family early moved
70 Evanston, H. She was educated
at Northwestern University OF Evans
ton. Here she lived for forty years.
She achieved the position of Dean CT
the woman's department. Of the univer-
sity. Then she studied abroad for two
years. Returning to America, she be
came more celebrated Tor her method
of school government than for any
other one thing at that time. With this
fine training. she was destined to be
come the greatest leader OF women
the world has ever known.
In 1874 she was asked to become tbs
president Of the W. {. +. [. in Chica-
so. She did so, and later became the
national president and held the presi-
dency for "A years. She fought brave
Iy The years of opposition, declaring
that only the golden age Of Christ
can bring the golden aye of man" she
saw through eyes Of faith what U25
possible for the United States. She
worked and fought brayely many hard
battles 10 make ours saloonless ma
.ion. Twen.y-seyen years ago, the ma
t.onai convention. with Miss Willard
sui is president, met in Atlanta. They
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-04-22
is strong

is strong;
To be where the heaviest troups be-
long,
And to fight there for man and God.
Not only in the United States is
this great way waging, but all over
the world. In % nations Of the world
there can be found a strong band OF
Christian women engaged in this silent
battle where no sword flashes and
where the peal OF the gun is not heard.
The Influence of the w. c. T. U. has
permeated into these foreign coun-
tries, and today Of sisters of other
nations are working hand in hand with
the men to help dethrone King AL
cohol.
Forty years ago little knot OF
white ribbon was adopted as the badge
of the organization. Today, the term
''white ribbon" is used to describe
everything and everybody connected
with temperance and the prohibition
OF the liquor traffic. There are white
ribbon measures in the legislative
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-04-22

halls, white ribbon punch" in the re-
ception halls, white ribbon" doctors,
land may the day speedily come when
they will all bear the name). white
ribbon" journalism, white ribbon"
fruit cake, and in fact every walk Of
life is approaching the white ribbon.
Today the white ribbon literally en-
circles the globe. Thus is the world
unconsciously payiny tribute to the in
fluence of this organization whose
badge was chosen as symbolic, not
only of purity and peace, but Of all the
correlated reforms that center in the
protection of the homes and the youth
of Our fair land
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-04-22

is is an established drink, pleasing and
satisfying hundreds every day. The
management OF this concern is very
progressive and if the policy they have
practiced since locating in Cordele is
pointer, they certainly believe that
advertising pays. There's not road
way in the county and section that is
not amply posted with Lime Cola
signs.
Their plant is clean and sanitary,
equipped with the most modern and
up-to-date machinery and they en-
ploy only experienced men. The Lime
Cola company claims for its drink that
it is absolutely harmless, though on
the other hand is healthful, thirst
quenching and Of a delightful taste.
Many who drink Lime Cola vouch for
the truth of these claims.
j. D. Alternately and H. X. Smith
are interested in this company, with
Mr.. Smith as active manager.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-04-22
BY Rev. Waiter Anthony.

None of Cordeles history can be
more interesting than the record OF
its religious life. From the beginning
town of Sunday Schools and church
es. Cordele morally has steadfastly
maintained its reputation as one of
the cleanest cities in the world.
s@In the making of this record the
Methodist church has had a place of
prominence and power.
The first Methodist organization
dates from the pastorate of Rev. J. w.
Corners, who preached in the town
school building in 1887. His pastorate
q lasted two years, and it was in 1889
that this little organization was host
of the South Georgia Conference. How
the little town entertained this large
body is still mystery; but they did
it, and did it well!
Mr. Corners was succeeded by Rev
Orson w. Branch of sainted memory.
than whom the church has never pos
sessed a more Christly and successful
pastor His pastorate of three years
was followed by Rev. II. w. Joiner,
who reamined for two years and is yet
loved by the few remaining members
of the church of 1894. Rev. II. T. Eth
ridge, whose ashes rest in Sunnysidc
cemetery. was the next pastor. He died
at his post, and the remaining six
months between his dentist and the
Annual Conference were supplied by
Rev. T. p. Kemp.
Following then in order of their
pastorate, and in the number of years
of their services came:
1896: Rev. w. W. Stewart. two
years.
1898: Rev. ]. w Weston, two years.
1900: Rev. E. II. McGehee. three
years
1903: Rev. ]. NJ. Lovett, two years
1905: Rev c. A. Jackson four
years.
1909; Rev. NJ. A. Morgan, TWO
years.
1911: Rev l. p Tyson. two years.
1918: Rev. Walter Anthony, four
years.
OF the above mentioned. three are
deceased. Revs. Branch. Ethridge and
Stewart. Rev E. H. McGehee. who
wrought a monumental work in Cor
dele. is superannuated; Rev. 7. b.
Kemp is supernumerary.
: Under the faithful ministry Of their
pastors. the congregation has grown
from that little handful which gather !
ed in tie wooden school building tllir- /!
~ years ago IN congregation num- |
boring over seven hundred and fifty /
members, and owning church and par
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-04-22
NO SUBMARINES ON THIS
SIDE BERLIN STATE

Berlin, April 19--It wa5 officially
announced today that no German
submarine was as vet in the western
half Of the atlantic. The statement
attributes the reported attack on the
destroyer Smith 10 q British attempt
Q lay the oreri-g Of f3sr;l-ties upon
EGermany.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-04-22
HUNDREDS vOUCH
FOR lime COLA

Three months ago Lime Cola was
now drink in Cordele, but now
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-06-12
ROBINSON POINT

Robinson Point, June 10.-Robinson
Point as a summer resort is now the
scene Of many dancing and bathing
parties. The facilities for bathing
are as good as can be found any
where, and the fine pavilion and music
make dancing enjoyable to all. The
following party from Milton, chcner-
oned by H. s. Bates and Mr. and Mrs
c. J. johnson, enjoyed themselves i'm
mensely Friday night: Misses Ella
B. BrasweIl, Bessie West, Mary Emma
McDaniels, Verla JerniCan, Lucille,
Myrtle and Norma Holland, Glenn
Macarthur, Beulah Vann, Nell Gadis,
Daisy Butler, Lizzie Hannah, Essie
and Addie Stewart; William Byron,
Dewey West, RUDE Penton, Sapmie
Stewart, George Clark and Goldie Nc
Even. Others enjoying the evening
from Milton were Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Stewart and Judge J. T, Virgins and
family.