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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-29


Rnmania seems to have better
idea of the modern democratic way.
The nation is converting a constitu-
ent assembly by popular suffrage. If
a national constitution is formed by
such assembly it ought to be repre-.
sentative of the wishes of the people
That win far excel the soldiers and
workmeh's council originated by Lee
nine and Trotsky. This latter organi-
zatiOn is more absolute than any mo-
march that ever lived and is travesty
on popular rule.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-29

You used to raise Billy about gas
less Sundays. It's cash now at the
garage. What are you going to do
aScut 1T? The War Industries Board
diSriaim credit for this move. we
know, you are going to come on across
just like you ought to. You ought not
be spending where you cannot pay,
and IL you cannot pay a garage bill,
you ought not to make 1t.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-29
The end Of the war leaves labor and

The end Of the war leaves labor and
capital In the United States at ire
mcndous outs These are some pro
blems for the future that may equal
many of those of the past four years
Our industrial and economic unsteadi-
ness leaves US as nation almost
as incapable of reasoning as drunk
en- man. 1t is going to require "bone
dry season of hard thinking for those
few republicans who overtopped the
next congress in the elections of the
present month.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-29
surrounding the situation caIi

surrounding the situation call Tor him
and he will go, not for the purpose
of being lionized or canonized, but
for. the purpose OF being Of real SER
vice in the formation of plans for
just peace based upon just terms
President Wilson is not the kind Of
man to have his head turned by
he piaudits of the world which are
now being bestowed upon him, and
which will become more pronounced
when he sets foot on foreign soiI.He
will be received with wide acclaim
and sincere enthusiasm by the peo-
pies of Europe for there is no gain
saying thefact that by millions of
them he is considered eheir deliver
er, and whatever he says they will
consider favorably without qeustion
or bubble. The big job to be done
is to AXE the peace terms at the ear
lest moment possible and if Mr. VIII
osp can be of service at the peace
table that.t the place for him. prece-
dent or no precedent The real big
things to be done are over there not
overhere, hence, therefore. it will be
perfectly agreeable to the American
people to lend the European people
their biggest and best and first citi.
zen to help out with the job.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-29

British papers indicate that Pre-
sidept Wilson is to be billed in Eng
land and feted as great man and
statesman rare in the history of civil
zation. France will given him just
such a welcome in Paris. The people
OF these two nations feel they really
owe some manifestation Of gratitude
You win see him act the part of the
;, simple democrat in the days of these
manifestations.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-29
OFFICIAL ORGAN CRISP COUNTY.

government officials seem anxious
to get Debs hide on the rack. II there
sia,ll man in America who ought to be
deprived Of his liberties for political
offenses. you might easily say Debs
Il that man. Debsism and Bolshevism
are much alike.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-29
fiiEB WINTER IS SURF: ----===-=-==
NATURES FORECASTER SAYS

French Town, N. j., Nov. 27-If the
coming winter runs true to signs it
will be as mild as the last one was
severe. according to every Delaware
valley prognosticator who has doped
out the matter from the usual advance
notices of nature. The fur on the
musk rats, the goosebone, the shin
bone, the nut crop, all speak of. balmy
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-29

Our own troops looked cheerfully
and hophEully across the Mosselle
into Germany Sunday. Soon the land
Of the once arrogant and proud EN-
poror William will resound with the
tramp Of foreign foes men in arms.
And that foe happens to be one that
hescoffed at when fight was mention
led.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-29
AmeRlcANlsM vs. soLsHEwsM

Prophesies regarding the dis.
position of nations and empires when.
the peace terms are all fixed and de-
termined would be guess work,
just as were all the prophesies re-
garding the end of the war. Nobody
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-29
INFLUENZA

is most dangerous when your system
is out of order. Take Martins Liver
Medicine. 1t moves the bile. Money
back If not satisfied
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-29

ltzsp,ryrs4nstszd- sa'o az
new pnruphet; who declares the
buttonwood tree is the sure ,s'.o Da1p bas
Joined the peace chorus. ne : sas ~ o,S
S button are shedding their ola
s Da.s his fall instead of next spring !.
and that this is an infalllOie s's
warm winter.
recess for carrying nail set lea-
t,,res J new hammer handle
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-29
aAsnbers Of Associated Press.

hAenabers OF Associated Press.
E1he Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the use for republication
e all news dispatches credited to 1t
d. not otherwise credited In this pa
Rer and also the local news published
hSfein-
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-29

The first factory for the manufac-
'ture of bisque doll heads in America
has been established in Ohio.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-29

COmmynications on all topics pub.
llSh0d when not too long and accompa-
HiSh BY full names and address. Not
responsible for views Of contributors.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-29
BUSINESS SCHOOL
MAKES SPECIAL OFFER

To those who make application
within the next. fifteen days, Miss
Rowden offers a scholarship for $40O
This scholarship holds goods until
January l. Regular price $4,000 for
three months course. Several of Miss
Rowden's pupils who have finished
the course are now commanding sal
aries of nearly $4,000 per month.
You can do as well if you apply your
self with the determination of sue
ceeding.
Address Miss Rowden, Cordele Bust
ness school, or phone 551. 11-25-3t
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-29

Platinum deposits rich enough for
their operation to be profitable have
been discovered in Germany.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-29
LADIES COAT SUITS

LADIES COAT SUITS
A small lot Of Ladies Coat Suits, to-
close out; new and up-to-date, all this
seasons goods. It will pay you to give
them the "once over"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-11-29

A;llg.i.s sndna.e
The evening herald., 1918-01-04

the four men to hc sent 10 Fort Riley
Dog the local board tu take the place
Of men rejected fur physical defects.
Alr Bowdich is listed Boo cJas one
AND mas waived all claim tu Deferred
classification li" passed. toe rn.I,
examination Yesterday. and was CIV.
en 10 underAtsnd that 10 NuuId bc
among 10" four men selected
when formed CTS Eugm.er A. t..
lIutrhiEsou was rchppomtsd bs Citv
Manager Hediugtuu TIA. week me uu.
dorst1nd,nE was that hs wuuE 'pkc
charge Of thc huiid,uH inspections ,s
well az the cugincoring work. but Mt
howdich, who had n,cu acting 80
yiiy engineer. w1s continued iu corr
Nr" poudnE ar Hutchinson ro.
turn Goo office Nr Hutchinson has
been engaged ou government wurt ,s
superintendent ot construction
The evening herald., 1918-01-04
OSTEOPATHS WANT
CHANCE TO TRY FOR
ARMY COMMISSIONS
Ask Support of a Bill Giving
Them Permission to Take the
Regular Examinations Do Not
Want Any Favors Shown Them.

The Herald has received from Dr
u. g.. l.ichtcnwHlt"r. secretary OF the
New Mexico Ostcopathic association.
copy Of q pill which IL is desired To
have passed by congress giving ostco-
pathic physicians permission to takc
the regulation examinations FOR COM
missions iu the medical branch or the
army of the United states The uill
as drawn follows
~ hili To admit ustcopathic phyM-
clans TO examinations FOR commits
sions In the medical branch OF tho
army of the United states. and 70
pruvidc FOR their official status. rank
and pay, and for other purposcs
"llo Il enacted by the senate ana
house of representatives OF the
United states of America in congress
assembled, that hereafter ostoupathic
physicians who have been duly H.
ceuscd las the laws 81 the states in
which such physicians reside and
who have graduated from u college
Of usteopathy daily authorized hy law
To confer the degree ~ doctor of
osteopathy, shall be admitted go cN-
nminations prescribed hv existing
law to ascertain the physical aud pro.
fcssional qualifications of applicants
FOR the medical branch ~ the army
Of the United States and II found
qualified shall lac eligible 10 appoint.
ment therein Provided that such ap-
pointrcs shall have the same official
status rank, pay ana allowance ~
Officers ot corresponding grades In
the medical branch ~ the service
IN Lichcnwalter states that the
ost"opaths do not want an, fuvors
shown them, but wish to be- allowed
to take the same examinations ln the
same subjects az other men are re-
CURED 70 undergo
He also asks that New Mexico Ell
zcns who ase Interested In this move
20 write our senators and congress
men urging the passage Of the fore
going bill
The evening herald., 1918-01-04
TRY 'CASCARET rs FOR
LIVER AND BOWELS
IF SICK OR BILIOUS


Get u lO-Ccnt box now
Turn the raScals Uut---the headache.
hiliousness indigestion, the sick, sour
stomach and bad colds turn them
out tonight and keep them out with
"a scarets.
Millions of men and women take Il
CaRarct now uud then and never
know the misery caused by lazy
liver clogged bowels, or an upset
stomach.
Don't put in another day uf dis
tress Let Casc1rcts cleanse your
stomach. remove he sour. fcrmcntins
food, take the excess bile from your
liver and carry out an the cunstipatod
waste matter and poison IN the bowels.
Then you Will Zee great,
\ Cascarct ton ght straightens YOU
out by morning They work while
you sleep. \ lu-ccnt box from any
drug store means a clear head sweet
stomach and clean, hcalthy liver aud
bowel action tcr months Children
love Cnscarets hecapse they never
grippe ur sickcn
The evening herald., 1918-01-04
Location Of Powder
Factories Is Secret,
Says Chino Co. Head

n. g. Jackling head OF the chino
and other large copper interests, who
two weeks ago was appointed by Sec
retary OF War Iuker 20 take charge
of the construction cf smokeless pow
der plants tur the government.
passed through here this afternoon on
train SO. 3 on n way from Califor-
mia 20 the east
beyond tho l..t that the plants
were designed ~ Implement the man
Nfacture Of munitions by private fac
tories and thai was expected 20
spend $50. 0oo GOO on the project MI
Jackling said he could say nothing.
The number of ANTS. their location
and expected ouput were military se-
crets AZ this tIur
Mr. Jacklnr b. travelling IN his pri-
waite cars Cypr" y. Manager SullY
Of thr chino Copper company Was
with him tOds2
The evening herald., 1918-01-04
THE TABLE LINENS

Lot one Corset Covers, Envelope Chem.
ise, Drawers, etc. special ............ 2Oc
Lot Two Corset Covers Envelope Chem
ise, Gowns skirts Drawers etc. .pccinl soc
10 Three Envelope Chrm~c Gowns.
SktftS Drawers, etc, Spcriui .......... Ogc
Lot four-Gowns Skirts. Envelope
CAcmisc, CUmsolcs, ctc. special. o.. ..Sll0
Lot Five Gowns. skirts. Euvrlopp
Chcmisc, Cumsolrs, ctc., special &C.,. .SlAo
Lot Six skirts. Envelope Chemisc
Gowns, etc, special ................Sio
Lot ScVcn--Gowns skirts. Chcmisc
Crepe de- Chine Underwear atc
special ...,.,........,...,......,...S .S29o
Lot Eight - Gowns. skirts Chcmisc.
Crepe de Chime Underwear etc. spc.
cial ..,.,.....,.....,..,.........,.s3 So no
Lot Nine - Gowns skirts, Chcmisr
Crepe de Chine Underwear ETC.. spc.
rlal .,..,..,............... 5000
The evening herald., 1918-01-04
BUILDING INSPECTOR
RESIGNS, EXPECTING
CALL TO THE ARMY
Bowdich Has Waived Deferred
Classification and Passed Phys
ical Test and Is Slated for I'm.
mediate Summons.

The resignation Of building Inspcc.
tor Ear Buwdich, TO take effect to-
Elsht was announced today Nh.
H""dich expects to be- drafted among
The evening herald., 1918-01-04

United an opportunity
Mrs George r.. knight mother uf
the dead bride visited johnson In his
cell on Christmas dag and sought TO
console him. After conferences At
hcr home Wednesday night and Al
the police headquarters with DetFc-
tiVcs Wiley and smith, when evidence
they had got aga ast the dentist WAS
presented to the parents, they became
,nragcd against him.
when the duplicity uf the younB
ocntist was proven by the presenta-
tion OF letters showing that while
addressing his own bride az Dear
Alice" he was writing to Miss Ollic
White OF MiddlcscN ana addressing
her a. My Dearest Sweetheart the
father exclaimed
~ / could Just lay my hands on
him now. I would tear his eyes ,sut
and worse. and would not feel that
was doirs anything but myd uty. on.
that I had never let such monster
associate with my children and sleep
under the same roof with them.
The mother declared thar ~ I could
get at him with baseball usi, |
would beat his brains out
The parents who were for a time
proving an obstacle In the way OF the
police IN prosecuting the case, are
today proving valuable allies,
Explain Watch EOb.
They have explained to the police
the presence OF a watch fob found IN
the dentists suit case, which bore the
initials "F. J. J Il was purchased
by the young bride cut OF her meager
earnings AS - stcnographer for the
sum of s35. and was given To the hus-
band az Christmas gift The pre-
sentution was made ON the Monday
I efore IN" brides death on SATURDAY,
she knowing at the time that the
husband would not return before
Christmas duy
when recovered, the fob had been
rewrapped and remarked and hoT"
the words TO Daddy" Another
small box in the suit ease contained
!, brooch on which was written For
Mama % Johnson told hospital phy-
sicians at Wilson that he had pur-
chased the fub FOR his father
Alice saved up her money aud
Ipid S35 for that fob" said Mrs.
knight "She gave II 20 Dr johnson.
Relieving that she would not be alive
az Christmas, he planned 90 give e
To his father !, Is plain to me tina
he hnd planned this murder several
DAYS in advance
IntInd,Si Ia kili self.
In his cell Johnson said that he had
planned for his father 10 receive the
fob, hut denied saying he had ptr' |
chased Il,
~ thought when wrote For
Daddy on H." said johnson. that I
since Alice was dead ! would be dead I
liso by Christmas time did not re-
mark II until after her death"
The mother outlined TO the detec' !
ives what they claim was another /
iabolioiL scheme OF the young dent /
st.
Alice went 10 the train with Dr. ,
Johnson on Monday night before her ,
leath." said Mrs. knight II was
airprised later To- see her come home I
n cab ! remarked My, how tons 1
'ou are getting riding home IN
axi,' II vas the first time she had
ver done So although she had been
o the train on numerous acoasions
With her husband
"She said that the doctor had placed
lOr Ia lhe cab ana told the driver 10
The evening herald., 1918-01-04

Every daS hERALD WANTS ADS
Una help. s"cur" positions. sell articles
no longer needed. rent houses rlsts
apartments stores and real estate FIND
the lost. sell houses. los and farms
The evening herald., 1918-01-04
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

Table Linens worth 81 90 yard special per yard soc
Table Linens, worth $50 yard special per yard, Sl29
Table Linens worth S20 yard special per yard, SIG
Table Linens, worth S275 yard special per yard, $2l9
Table Linens worth 81 yard special per yard, $3.50
Bcdsprcads worth - 100 special ...,.....,....$1. $1.49
Sheets 1880 Saranac, special 59c
Sheets 72x90 Defender special OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. csc
Elensdac Sheets 72x90 special ................ CSC
Elensdac Sheets s1x90 special ..............S10 S108
ElenSdac Sheets 90x90 special .........,....$1 .$115
Defender Pillow Cases 36x42 special .......,.. .2lc
Turkish Towels regular price 35c, special ....... .2ec
Turkish Towels regular prise 25c, special ......, 1ec
Turkish Towels regular price soc, special ....,, .3ec
IIuck Towels worth 15c cach special .........,. 12c
IIuck Towels worth pc each special ......... 21c
The evening herald., 1918-01-04

return 80 the station. ana IL the train
had not LEFT, TO report whether She
returned home safely | do not know
whether the driver returned 20 tho
station or not"
The detectives informed her that
Johnson had told them that the driver
did not return. They are searching fu"
the cnbman for he may be able to
throw further light on the case
- am confident that johnson forced
his wife TO take one OF THESE capsules
" poison before she left the station,
and that he expected her to die in
that cab, declared Detective wiley.
THAT would have shifted the blame
FOR the time hcing, ~ least, on the
poor Cabman'
Il was the same night that The bride
told her young sister Edna that she
had taken the first two capsules that
In johnson had given her; that Il
had made her sick on the following
day she was hardly able to go TO her
work
In. Johnson, in his cell admitted
Tor the first time that he knew wha.
he was about when he swallowed
aconitinc poison nt Wilson. ~ c.. fol-
lowing his wifc's funeral here Up to
that time. he had denied any kpuwl-
edge ~ whnt he had done. Ills pre-.
vious claim had been that he rcnem-
hcrrd nothing that occurred IN Wilson
further than the fact that he was
,ory ~
TOok Too Much ISison.
"'rhe only reason failed tu end my
lie at Wilson WAS that ! took TOO
much OF the poison said Johnson.
"Aconitine IL one OF the most deadly
nf pnisons, and knew IL, took e
uufficient amount to have killed hun
dreds of men had Il been taken In
smaller doses.
y had tried on two previous uccas-
sions 10 put an end Co my troubles
hut had failed Last August be-
lieNe IL was the 26th, I took cyanide
but Il was not strong enough.
Early In September, Just before
came TO Richmond and married Alice
knight, | prepared a dose of pure
cyanide and had II In a small bottle
In my pocket all ready Ia swallow
"a friend Tor whom ! was DONG
some dental work, discovered the
poison in nay pocket and took h awaN
from me Ia was after that second
attempt that ! decided TO return I"
I.ichmond and marry Alice.
Having failed twice in the past
I was determined to finish the job AT
Wilson. hut the amount ~ poison
took was 50 great that my stomach
threw Il off
The evening herald., 1918-01-04
Hammond Takes Up
Duties as City Clerk

city Clerk George Hammond, APP
pointed Wednesday bay CITY Manager
Paul Kedington. took office today.
Miss Gertrude Broden temporary
clerk Of the city commission. who
has been acting as clerk viii retire
FROM office this evening her resigna-
ton having been accepted by the city
manager today.
The evening herald., 1918-01-04
Personals.

Attorney General Harry L. Patton
of santa Fe was In town today
l.. /. jackson of Carlsbad visited
In the citv yesterday,
Ne and Mrs Edward Barre Of Cin-
cinnuu, o.. are here Tor the winter
The evening herald., 1918-01-04
Semi-annual Rush at
Tax Office Is Begun

The rush 20 pa, taxes has begun.
Since "Wednesday the collectors office
has been busy taking In cash and
checks with line of taxpayers
stretching from the cashiers window
to the corridor from morning to noon
and from noon until closing hour.
The evening herald., 1918-01-04
Mortuary


Arthur l. Miller, 40 years old died
at his home at al6 East Central nt 6
o'clock this morning. He was born
In Belleville. Mich, and came 20 Al
huquerquo tn leoi. He leaves q
wife In Albuquerque and father and
sister In Michigan. Funeral services
viii be held from French's undcrtak-
ing parlors Saturday az 2;3O p, m
The Rev ~ \ cooper officiating
The evening herald., 1918-01-04
MYSTERIOUS DEATH
OF YOUNG BRIDE IS
NEARING SOLUTION
DR.. Lemucl J, johnson, Young
Dentist, Is Identified as the Man
Who Purchased 20 Grains of
Cyanide Three Weeks Ago.
uB, n Herald starr Correspondent }

Richmond, Va Jan with the
positive Identification by local drug
gist uf 80 Lc'ruel J, Johnson. ia"
tEc0ty-three- -year-old MddleseN y.
c., d,utist as being the man who call
I'd al hl. place OF business three wccks
ago and purchased twenty grains pf
pure cyanide OF potassium, the police
assert that they have the missing link
ia the chain of rircumstantial evi-
dcnce on which they expect to prove
the young dentist guilty of the MUIR
der of his secret bride of three
months
No preliminary hearing will be had.
but the ease viii be- continued until
the grDnd jury cunVcpcs on January
The evening herald., 1918-01-04

Johnson is In iail here charged with
giving his bride two large capsules
uf cyanide when ne left her in Rich
mond ON December 10. From the rf-
fects Of taking one OF the capsules ON
saturday December I Co. the bride died.
After attending his brides funeral
here johnson attempted suicide at
Wilson, ~ G., but was saved because
he took an overdose of the poison
iucuniiine
just when II appeared that Dctec-
tNcs John r. Wiley and Gordon H.
smith had a clue to the purchase OF
the poison AT Norfolk. Va, leading
Richmond druggist came forward
with the admission that hs sold TWEEN.
~ grains of cyanide to johnson three
weeks ago.
The druggist states that he asked
johnson az the time IL he anew wha
he was doing In handling such a dead
~ poison. Johnson. suid the drug
gist was nervous at the time and
declined to accept a substitute that
was offered him, which was Of only
20 per cent strength.
90 Grains Enough.
lie first called for an ounce of the
poison. but later agreed 10 accept
only twenty grains saying that would
serve his purpose.
johnson stOutiy denied that he had
purchased any poison In Richmond,
but when the druggist who made thu
sale was taken 20 the iail Ia Identify
him, the Young dentist almost col
lapsed. There was NO exchange OF
words between the dentist and the
druggist
The family of the dead bride, who
for a time refused to condemn John
son, but held him guiltless are 30
bitter AKA inst him that they declare
tI.ey would do hun violence II per
The Glenwood post., 1918-06-01

eclipse binding is to prevent it by
warning the community of the danger
and of the means of preventing it. In
one series of over four hundred cases
fourteen per cent of the patients had
looked at the sun through some kind
of dark glasses. These should not be
trusted. The most effective safeguard
is the use Of the old fashioned smoked
glass. If this is well covered with
SCOT, and does not get scratched off IN
places, one can view the sun through
it. But q still better, more cleanly,
and safer thing to hold the eye before
is a bit of Photographic film that has
been over-exposed and then developed.
Tho dense part of Photographic neg.
alive representing the sky may serve.
but whatever is to be used should be
carefully tested beforehand. aa
The Glenwood post., 1918-06-01

beautiful. It is known that iron is
necessary to maintain the body in per.
feet health, and that fresh vegetables
and especially greens or spinach sup.
ply large proportion. Dandelion
green's are valuable in this respect also
and may be used to supplement the
staple foods and give variety to the
menu.
If you wish to find out how to pre-
pare dandelions for the table and for
canning, send one.cent postage stamp
to the Library, State Agricultural Col
lege, Fort Collins, Colorado.