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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-12
NOTICE To ARMY
REGESTRANTS

Beginning on December 18th, 1917,
for the 20 succeeding business dayy
the local board will on each of said
days send out to per cent of the reg
istrants a series of questions to be an
swered within seven days from the
date such questions are sent out. The
names of those to whom these ques-
lions are sent will also on each of said
days be posted at the Court house by
the local board. Registrars are re-
quired to answer of their names are
on this posted notice whether they ac-
tually receive series of questions or not
In order to assist registrants in fill
ing out their blank, legal advisers,
named below, have been appointed for
Crisp County, to whom such regis
trants as need such assistance may ap-
ply for aid in filling all information
and facts called for by the various
questions.
A sufficient number of these legal ad-
visers will be in attendance at the
Court house every day for 81 days be-
ginning December 18th, 1917, except
ing Christmas Eve Day and legal holi-
days. Registrars are at liberty to ap-
ply for aid to any of the ones named
below at their respective places of bus
mess or to such as may be in attend
ance at the court house.
Sand legal advisers for Crisp county
all residing at .Cordele, Ga, are as fol
lows.
F. G. Boatright,
J. H. Brown,
Arthur Bussey,
l.. l.. Davis,
w. H. Doris,
R. L. Dekle,
NJ M Fakes,
Pearson Ellis,
o. T. Cover
Owen Higgs,
J. M. Hunt,
j. P. Hughes,
A. E. Gordon,
]. r. Jeter,
j. G. Jones,
M. e Land,
Hugh Lasseter,
w. c. Mckenzie,
w. II. Mckenzie,
c C. Montfo,d
w. S. Nix,
c. j. Ship,
E. F. Tison,
Ed Vinson,
w C. Winsree,
U. V. Whipple.
Services of the legal advisers are
without charge :. :. :. :. :. :. :. =.
U V. Whippe,
H. F. Lawson,
Hal Lawson,
Board of Legal Advisers for the 18th
Senatorial District
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-12
DUTCH ship HELD
AT HALIFAX PORT
BRITISH STOP STEAMER CLAIM
ING TO HAVE BELGIAN
SUPPLIES.

THE HAGUE Tuesday, Dec. Ii
The Netherlands overseas trust was in
formed today by the British legation
that the Dutch steamship, Nieuvam-
aterdam with cargo for Belgian relief
is being detained at Halifax, having
been provided with no safe conduct or
distinguishing mark, also having pas
fengers aboard. afv
She had aboard three hundred pas
sengers, including ten Americans also
ten thousand tons of corn for Belgian.
----e4---
Do your Christmas shipping early.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-12
SAVANNAH CUTS
OFF GASOLINE STOVES

SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec. 12.-To con-
serve the gasoline supply in Savannah
city council has tabooed gasoline
stoves in an ordinance recently adop-
ted by the city fathers.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-12

Do your Christmas shipping early.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-12-12

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-07
Local observations Mt S r. NJ

Temperature. 70: humidity. II: wind.
direction, southeast: wind. velocity, 5
miles; weather, partly cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-07
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mrs. Smith Brockenhrough is leav-
ing to-day to spend ten days in Staun-
ton.
Miss Elizabeth Martin. of Norfolk
Will arrive to-day to be tho guest of
Miss Pchecca Gordon at her home. on
the Three Chopt Road.
Mrs Wallace Gill. of this city. has
left TO spend some time at Belport.
J.. la
Mrs. Russell Porter has returned to
her home. in Atlanta. after visit to
James G. Tinsley and the Misses Tins
ley. az 'PicquenocGue."
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong Thomas. of
Baltimore. are spending a short time
with relatives here.
Miss Helen Gray Taylor. OF Rich
mond, and Miss Anne Temple Gordon.
"f Roanoke. are visiting Mrs. r. N
Sherman. III Newport News.
Miss Ellen Harrie Wade OF Rich
mond. is spending some time at Blue
Ridge Springs.
party OF friends are spending the
week at Orange. Miss Wright motor
ed 10 Orange Sunday.
.. McC. weekley. OF Petersburg, has
hcen>-in Richmond this week for Il
brief stay.
Mrs. A. =. Kennedy has returned to
Richmond. after Il visit to friends in
Ashland.
Miss May Broaddus. of this city, is
the quasi OF Miss Kate Broaddus in
Bowling Green.
Mrs. ]. 7, Watkins has left for vir-
gina Beach. where she will spend some
timer
Mr.. and Mrs. q. NJ Alurchison, of
Richmond. are spending some time at
Ocean View
Miss Elizabeth James is the guest of
friends at Virginia Beach this week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-07
ARMY RECRUITING OFFICERS
ARE AWAITING ORDERS
Navy Station Sends Forward Six Ap-
prentice Scamcn-Mnrine Corps
E.nllhia EauH.

Navy station Sends Forward Six Ap-
prentice Scamcn-Mnrine Corps
Enlists Four.
There was no activity in recruiting
at army and navy headquarters yes
terday. Owing to some misunder-
standing as to tho disposition Of troops
In the National Guard there Is hitch
in the activities at tho army station
AS soon as communication Is had with
the proper authorities. 1t was stated,
work would continue as In the past
Lieutenant Chapman, who has charge
OF the recruiting station at the Grays'
Armory. is on duty with Colonel Maury
Nichols at the army station. All appli-
cants for service in the army now should
apply at the recruiting station. $50
East Broad Street
At the navy station the following
men were reported as having left yes
terday for Norfolk, Clarence H.
Vaughan. apprentice seaman; Reginald
S. Boshcr. apprentice seaman: James
b. Hake. apprentice seaman: Dewey H.
Herring, apprentice seaman: Emmett I.
Parsons. apprentice seaman; Sidney r
Clay. apprentice seaman, and William
II. Maultsby. mess attcnda, :.
There were four who enlisted in the
marine corps--Solan T.. Woodtln. Jr.,
Ashland. Va; Otis L. Mcbride. Charles
ton. w. Va: 10y j. Newmon and c..
J. Cornish. Winston Sa lem. y. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-07
BODY OF B. w. WOODS
NOT YET RECOVERED

OLD POINT. VA. August 6.-The
body of B. w. Woods. private in the
Ninth Company at Fortress Monroe,
who was drowned on Saturday after
noon while bathing in Hampton Roads.
mas not been recovered. Tho water has
been thoroughly dragged for tho body,
and II Is feared It was carried out 10
sea. Woods was twenty-five years of
age and had successfully passed tho ex.
animation for second lieutenant His
commission was due in a few weeks.
He was graduate of William and
Mary College, and native OF Pearls
burg. va He was nephew of Hugh
VI. Woods. Old Point agent for the Old
Bay Limo Steamship Company. and had
been in the army only nine months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-07

In producing typewriter letters in
quantities. sheet at time instead OF
stroke at time-and in doing real print
ing the Multigraph does double duty ia
building business and cutting down cost
With Multigraph your own employees
can print in your own Office, forms, fold
ers, circulars and even catalogs at from
$3.50 to 1910 less than the usual cost
Don't Print More Than You Need
When producing letters, forms, fold
ers, price-lists or circulars on the Multi
graph, you meyer have to order more than
you need to get the price, You can
print just the quantity you want when you
want it, saving both time and money.
The Multigraph docs good printing
from type or electrotypes and printers ink.
Ask w. T. Hood g. COMPANY or anv
other user about the Muldgraph, or phone
Randolph 246 for a demonstration and
further particulars as to how the Muld-
graph can make money and save money
in business like yours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-07
E&NSSA
> SOCIETY s
,NN @I

Mrs. Frank P. Mcconnell and her
small son. Tyler Mcconnell. left yes
erday for Radford. where they Will be
ne guests of the formers parents. OK
GOVERNOR and Mrs. j. Hoge Tyler. at
heir @home there. Mrs. Mcconnell and
ner son will spend tho months OF Au-
gust and September. in Radford. and
VIII not return TO Richmond until the
Season
Mihs Griffin II0norcd.
80 -. OF Salem. whose
marriage Is to take place shortly
has haen tho guest OF honor at several
charming affairs On Friday morning.
Mrs +. {. Wiley and Miss Matte Brown
were hostesses at Il bridge party and
showeI at the home of tho former in
salem The colonial porch was beau
tiiully decorated In dowers and AmerI-
can flags. and at the conclusion Of the
game luncheon WAS served. Miss Grit
nm spent last winter Ia Richmond and
ner wedding to Charles II. Burnett. Of
inns city Is Of much interest here.
ihterestinE Announcements.
invitations have been received here
Tor the. wedding Of Mi,s Ruth Elaine
PaiNter, daughter of Or. and Mrs. r. V.
\. FAINTER. Of Roanoke. to James Car
held randall. tho ceremony to take
place Tuesday. August 81, at Q o'clock
IN the evening
Miss Painter Is the daughter OF ono
OF Virshnias most distinguished mon
OF letters. and Mr.. Randall IL member
OF the. faculty OF the University of
Virginia
Visiting Here.
Mss Polly Jones. of Elverton, Ca.
Is the -guoss. OF Miss Maria Adkins, at
her home. ga Park Avenue. for Il short
stay. Miss Jones was classmatc of
Miss Adkins at Sweet Briar College
the past winter and is popular Wis
itor in town this month. She will be
entertained at number of informal
parties during her stay in Richmond.
Pretty HOpna. Wedding.
The home OF Mrs. W f. Sncad at
Fork Union Eas the scene OF q pretty
Wedding Thunilay morning. when her
daughter. Miss Louise Aosby Snead.
becAnie. the bri.le of Frank Burton. of
Loncoua County. The home was ar
|tis,ically decoray.ed in ferns and pink
Glhd:olas. interspersed with shaded
light. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. f., G. Lavender. and Miss Marion
Daniel rendered the wedding music.
Tie bride entered the room on the arm
q her brother. Joseph Payne Snead,
or Norfolk. She wore Il handsome gown
OF white Duchess satin. made with
a long train. and an orerdrcSs Of chit
ION ahc Cnantilly lace. finished IN
rearl ads. and her acil fell from "a
Juliet. cap fastened with orange bios
s"ms--.s-Shc carried shower bouquet
oi orchids and Bride ROSES. They were
met At the altar by the groom with
his hest man, Henry Taylor. OF Char
lottesrllle. The brides eldest sister.
Mrs. Edwin Perkins. acted as matron
OF honor and wore n becoming costume
az green Georgettc crepe beaded in
crystuf.. with n bouquet of JyinS roses
Mr. and Mrs. Burton motorcd 10 Char
lottesrille. from which place they left
for California. where Mt Burton Is
connected with a school at Belmont.
Scrihblerk to Meet.
The Scribblers' Club will meet We'd
nesday evening at $50 o'clock with
street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-07
RACING AUTO TURNS TURTLE
Mrs. j. b. Kirk and Daughter Killed
Relatives of Deyer's Chaplain
During Manila Day Battle.


BRISTOL. VA, August 6.-A Bristol
passenger from the Norfolk and West.
arm train witnessed an automobile ac-
cident near Montvale. w. Va. on Sun
day afternoon. when Mrs. J. b xxx
and her daughter, Hazel. Were killed,
and her son. Lindley. was seriously in
jured.
Apparently. the son, who was driving.
was racing alongside the passenger
train when the car plunged into a
ditch and turned over. The bodies Of
the dead will be buried at Chiihowlc.
Va, tomorrow. Mrs. Kirk was u
daughter of Rev. ]. Tyler Frazier. a
veteran Methodist minister of Hol-
ston Conference. Mrs. Kirk was also
near relative of Rev. j. B. Frazier,
who was Dewey's chaplain in the battle
OF Manila Bay
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-07
ing is ao7 North Fifth Street; the hours
10 to l each day this week.
HOMES FoR W.ORxERs
ARE SORELY NEEDED
tspecialto The Times-Dispatch.]

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August s.
Homer l. Ferguson. president and
general manager OF the Newport News
Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company.
states that 1000 new houses arc needed
here Immediately AS homes for work
men whom he wants to bring here i'm
mcdiately to work in the yard. The
shipbuildinS plant now has nearly
$l0o,oOo.o0O worth OF work under con-
tract is employing moro than 5000
men. and will increase tho force as fast
as there arc houses for them and their
families
The ysrd now is building Nifty houses
and Will build more unless business
men OF tins city or outside capital take
up the work
All the work Is classed emergency
work by tho government, and night
forces are being worked in many of
the departments. Night shifts will be
put on duty throughout the yard II
homes are found hero for the labore.s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-07
SUES FOR ALIENATION
OF WlFE'S AFFECTION
Member of Virginia Pilots hssocia,
ton Asks $4,000 Damages From

~ VIZ -hohtoS-
HAMPTON. VA, August 6.-Captain
CHARLES Al. Collier. member OF the
Virginia Pilots Association, this after
noon Instituted suit in the Circuit
Court against Earl c. Yates. reserve
officer. at Fort Monroe. asking for S.
900 damages for the alienation of his
wires affection. Mr.. Yetes came TO
Fort Monroe from Winston-Salem. N
G.. to enter the officers reserve school.
Mrs Collier is Il daughter Of David
Game. Of Norfolk, while Captain Col
Tier is a member OF a prominent Hamp-
ton family.
The suit is expected to be most sem
sational. Mrs. Collier has gone to her
home in Norfolk. Slr. Yatea it IS said.
claims to have been at the Collier
home on Sunday night to visit guest
OF Mrs. Collier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-07
w. T. Hood & Company Uses
the Multigraph

eve first installed the Multi
graph says w. T. Hood Sc
Company, operators of Hood
Nurseries, ''to produce our type
written letters in quantities.
When we found what it could
do, we added the printing ink
attachment and are now doing
practicallyallof our ownprinting.
"This work is done in our own
office by one of the bookkeepers.
The results have exceeded our ex-
pectations and justified the claim
of the Multigraph salesman.
When such company as w. r. Hood
& Company buys machine of any kind
you may be sure that the machine il a
real money-saver.
1t is well known in Richmond that the
success OF this company has been built not
alone upon the quality of its products and
selling methods, but through the shrcwd-
ness exercised in saving money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-07
SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION
CAUSES COSTLY BLAZE
Especial TO The Times-Dis

lSpcCldl " nc IllneS-DlSDatCnl
WINCHESTER, VA, August g.
Spontaneous combustion of new hay
probably caused blaze last evening,
which completely destroyed the largo
livery barn OF William #. Sullivan n,
near the heart OF the business section,
together with most Of its contents.
All the horses were saved. His loss
is about $4,000 with $1,000 insurance.
When tiremen responded they found
tho water pressure about gone. the city
reservoir being almost empty. This
was caused by failure of the electric
indicator to register properly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-07
SEEKS RELATIVE
Governor Asked to Locate Mrs. Gar
diner BurridEe, Formerly of
Chrhfer0cld.

letter from Mrs. e. T. Reynolds. OF
Tunbridge Wells. England. requesting
information concerning the where
abouts OF Mrs. Gardiner Burridge, who
lived for some time at Spring Hill
Farm In Chesterfield County. Mrs
Reynolds. who ds the eldest niece Of
Mrs Burridge, wrote tho Governor that
she had not heard from her relative
for about two years. having last re-
ceivcd letter In Holland, where she
ned as refugee In 1914 at the out
break OF tho European War. She said
that Mrs. Burridge had later lived for
short time at tho Richmond Hotel,
but had been unable to trace her from
that time. Mrs. Reynolds's address is
care OF Mrs. Laroche. Is Upper Gros-
bend Road. Tunbridgc Wells. England.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-07
Soldier Aeciden,n,ty sho,.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, August g.
Private Moreneld. Of Company I, one
or the military organizations on duty
here, was accidentally shot IN the foot
at the camp by Victor johnson
another member Of the company. The
men were examining a military ride
OF an old pattern when 1t was fired
The. bullet almost severed one OF
Norefeld's toes. He was rushed to
the military hospital in camp ambu-
lance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-07
Exemption CI.in. H,rh

Pulaski. VA. August 6.-The Pu-
laski county Exemption Board began
To-day the examination Of the countys
contingent of drafted men. Forty
eight men were examined Thirty
three passed, and twenty-four Of these
will file claims for exemption.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-07
wOMEN's MEETINGS.

Members OF the Richmond Chapter,
[. p. G. are requested by Mrs. Nor
man v. Randolph. president. to give
their assistance towards the compile
ton of the housewives or comfort kits
10 be sent TO the Richmond Howtzers
at Fort OElethorpe. The place of M eat =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-07
Local Temperature.
Locnl Rainfall.

Rainfall last twenty-four hours. None
Excess III rainfall since March L.. 4.97
Excess in rainfall since January !. 4.09
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