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The Press., 1918-11-28
NOT MARK OF DISRESPECT
Omission of "Mr." Before Name of President Is Thoroughly Sane-
 tioned by Good Usage.

A Kansas City teacher asks the Star whether it Is really in good taste to refer to the president in a head line or elsewhere as "Wilson." Ought it not always be "Mr Wilson" or ''Presldent Wilst n?'' she asks. It has jared on her in reading the news to pupils to find tine presidents name used without a handle.
 Hard and fast rules In matters of good taste are difficult to establish. Tn general the title is appropriately used with the presidents name: in general. but not always. The omission Of the title is not disrespectfuI; on the con- trary, the more distinguished the man. the more the omission of the title is sanctioned by good usage. We speak of Webster, Calhoun. Lincoln, Clad stone habitually without the 'NIr." So with living men. Isn't it more often 'Edison" than Mfr. Edison" Berg son" than 'M. Bergson." 'Kipling" than "Mr. Kipling." ''Llnyd George" than "Mr. Lloyd George" "Poincare" than 'M. Poincare," "Kerensky" than 'NTr. Kerensky"
 NHeH EeIeTence 1S made 10 q we'll known man by his name without ti- tie or even initials. there is an implied compliment. The implication is that there is only one Lloyd George. only one Clemenceau. only one Wilson. Whether the title is used or not de- bends largely on what seems to be the requirements of the occasion.-Kansas City Times.
 Bravery and Buttons.
 "When I was in the ranks" Johns second lieutenant tells him (John Ed ward Martin is the recruit hero of ''The Single Star" by Capt. F. D. GriersOn), tour crowd was inspected by a famous general. When he'd look ed at every badge and button he said: Lads, remember that the biggest dandy makes the best soldier! What he meant was that the man who takes a pride in himself and keeps himself smart whether he's on parade or square-pushing round the town-that mans going to be the fellow you can rely on when bother happens. Clean ing buttons may seem all d- non- sense to a man who's come out to fight for his country, but it's not. It's just one of the little things that help to make up the big things-and the big thlngs1l come along fast enough, don't you worry"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11

TIC moan pdGDle toimelliien ipirfon.
ia. nimitt1in iaarna wirfanla, josie
ia ionfa failtta ban toimii mdliQiies
ii ibmisten ipo1miin ianan fautta
min etii ibmisten fpoamet tuleipat
ielaliiifii lGbteifii istfa fitobinpnt
slGm1n wett1 cldm1an. Gifo ie ole
ibmecllist1 ettd iellainen minutes
ibmiieslG tapubtuu, totiiesti on ie ID
me, ia fain t1ma mlltos on ibml-
len lpoGmeSld tapnbtunilt, min len
formafin tulee min ibmeelliicn tar
fafIi ett1 ie flltlee misid on oman
paimenen Seeiufien ddni. Niinfnin
SeeIus ionop: @inrln Qnmpaani
fuulepat minlin 1Gneni, mittta miiia
fuloista G1nt1 Re pafenemat ia ba-
ncn G1ncniG NIT fuullaan faifisla
niisiG pubeisia ia l~ailluisia jotfa
pit6apGt %raamatirn fansia ybta.
Seiffo mltta ~faiiatGmdsid ormon,
g.. &angas.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
i%sairpurt, Din

2alliiflioro "Hastas" mietti pb.
6ennentoista mi~tpiijlrblonia 80 put
ma birbtifimrta, iubla tilaiiuuteen of
ii olaa MSbtobillo Sorborin lailil-
fiporo "Saointlt" ia mpoS Snirpor-
tin Sltomi ipnooin ieurafunnan lnlt
lllfitoro. &anlua oil jnbla tiIoiiult-
oesia min runiaasti ctt1 firffo of
niiuon 1GriGGn mpoten t1pnnG, pie.
Ia ltlfo pliolella firffoo oil rlirioS
faninn joitffo lotfa foettipot ioaoa
forpnonio fpGb1nfGGn lille boIlille
ettG motif fititIIa niit1 ibania iGtpe.
leitG ia iuiupia 1Gnid jotfa fajabti-
iuat ilJblnn tunninfii. Sbielmo, jo-
ia OH mG6riteltp iitbla tilniiulitcen,
oil aitpan iiialt0 rifas iiiben n1boen
ettG oil pGGii1ilen aotto ilta, eta
faiffi laullit ioita fuorot faiabulle-
liipot olipat iangen liifuttatpia, ill.,
Ia ne iiiGlttDGt it'd iultrta poittoa
lofa tapabtui @olgatolIa. GttG to.
bella faiffi ne liellt jotfa otpat eli.
iDGn usfon faiitta naltttimasia ralt-
baa Sitmolnn fonsia, ioilIo of tia
liius olla ldsnG jitblotiloiiulioesia,
IDoGmest1Gn nolttthpot ia iaimot
uittto noimnn fatiomoon eteenfGiin,
pain iit6 rolibon iotomoa jpbonfo
plan iadfputonn. WielGfin moinitlen
laiiliiien muiifnaliieStu iuiinpaiiltli-
ocSta piisi1 %IuitluiSia mitf6 ne fol-
me fitoroa iiiorittitpot ju9latilaiiitii.
OeSin, niisi1 ielp1Gn tiIi ilmi ettG
ei Sronlen nniiet ia miebet ole pb-
iiGn tota pltolello mtiiifitoiteeSia
iefG IGnten nlipoffamiiesia min et-
ia ne iuiitpnt laiiIamoon bengelliiiG
idipcleitd neli1dntiesti. Sli mpos
iiiGltoriffaita pitbeita fefd fertomiif-
fla, iotfo oIipat erinomaiien opetta.
malta faifilIc ioillu main oil for.
not firlIla, ett6 be poiipot oifein
fittlla. SillG Ypbdn Sengen mai.
fiitiistpoima fhIfee ianoien miifana,
foripoin forittn ibmist. ipbGmiin, fill
Id ibmiien itoGn on periti poban
ilfinen fappole, ie titIi ieIlaiicfii
Goenin paratiiiin pauriqsio, eli Jpn
tinGontecuirtficsia, ettei iinne iddnpt
mitaan bptpdd, ieIlaistn Dptpdd ioto
ftfilioifinioetfi Saimalon
fobtndn. Sernpdtdboen fuif4 field.
lud tutifas SifrnoIa iefd itriestpt'en
Sismdra min tnitdaposti jdriesti Tim
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
Serfep Sin, Y. Z.

TF
T1aiiGisiubloa mietettiin firfoS-
iamme aamulla tlo 10 ia Italia
Go. Sllalla iuoritthpat ppb1-
foululapiet objelmaa iofa oil baus-
ia fuulla fun pienet lapietfin to-
oistipat SeeSiufien pl0snouiemi.
iesta. Yleii1i oil firffo melfein
tGpii, waan oliii wicld wdbdn iopi-
mt lii1d.
Olemnc %iloiiia fun t1GllGfin on
w~anb@npia jotfa pitGpdt armosin
~uSfpntoa ia Suomcn fieltG; ionfa
tGboen olpat punneet lapienio ppb1-
fouluun. SoSpa nieanmat a%lfaiii-
mot p%numGrt1G mif1 falls permits
meill1 on iiiemme ~firfpsia, Min i'll
loin be tabtoiiipat jGttGa iaman pc.
rinnon lapiilleenfin. Simala, flu
rlun tponune.
eyerlep Gitpsi1 on "iunmlntaina t.
+. 81 p. mortioliiton objelma fo-
fous fello 100 ill.
Wontelairisia on objelma illan
lpietto tiistaina +. t. 16 p. flo $50
ill.
Mpioliittoon ipibittiin moalisf. 81
D. 2auri Maii ~SltiGristG, Us. 8. ia
neiti @li5abetb Snrunen lamastu
leurafunnosta. Se uilItpat 8est
Oraneoiisia, &c. S. Samana pai-
m1nG mibittiin Sarriionisia, &c. s.
8altcr Soimonen S~ampereelta ia
neiti Soa Gariffa &1lpiGlt6. On-
lted.
&aStettu: @lfreo ia 9pbia Grief
Ipnin p. Mrtbltr 8illiam, lpnt, maa
lisf. "a y. 1917 @eebalpfenisia, &c.
s., fast. maalisf. 81 p.
&c. q
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
Kansan kirjeifd

@ilion & Nnrttilnn ultii autotnl'
Ii on laatil ndin6 p1imind walmiifii
j1doen ipfipll1 iementti lattiaa mail
lie. Sc onfin mabtalpa tiili rateii-
mus ia tarfoitlistnan paStaama fai-
f~inpiiolin.
llirii panffi on mpoSfin nGinG Poi
nina wnlmistiin,lt ia nllrtttinat
pahffiirit s. S. Mattion ia Gbas.
%. Micburlion t161n liirteen. aial,-
mllfniieen panffirafentuufieen loppil
,oiifcste. Sdmd uuii panffi on
iiis.impia panffirafenmtfiia sofo
'ountisia. 2iifetuttmpain f1ptt01
marion Oil ~luataluann pflitDisiiG tnl-
lctltslaatifoita arpopapereille y. m.
arlpoeiineillc joibin itielfllllefin an
nctaan omituinen utpain oman
b%uostoania. &ellnriferrofien etlipia
Oh idrjestettp Min ettG iiiben moi
oaon iijoittaa iofo porturi- eli iofit
ntnm icllniieen iopeltinpa life.
Weposfin pniffnfiimnan lninafirjas.
toa marten on etuieini1n mlpoos-
tettu ippcnnps, iObon mubtuu uiei-
to iatoia %nioofiia f%irioia, ia on Of
Int aifomus muuttun fauppalasia o.
leua firjaSto iinne emil tilasia.
Sosn Siltanen on nimitcttp tois-
taiiefli fonstanpelifii &alepalaan ia
tillee Der Siltanen Sobn @ltornof-
len fansia pitGnlG1n j1rjestpst1 III.
ID tailnisiamne tGm1n muooen ajal
Ia. Sos pnbaa teette, eli nathan
inatotte molalttomuiuttn misiG mlio.
oosla tobania, murofun iilolin n1itG
lain ia pifeuoen martijoitu.
Irel gbon ia maimonia 3 fiilt-
faloen if1inen pienofainen filoli al
flapiifosta ia bnuouttiin Uses
9rancbin bairtousmaalle ~pitfGnGper
iantaina. Salita,ttien toimitto fnr
faI. ieatruf. ~eftrnies Grief @ester-
bact.
&anial. ieuraf. muoiinelj1nnes
fofolts pibctGGn bltbtif. IA p. flo If
a. p.
Gntinen aiemapGGlliffo s. q.
gurgan on taoien cntiiesiG tonnes.
inan fairppalasianme oltuoan &ar
iaiin naLtioSia uieita fuufnitiia op-
pinlasio mefaniffo ammattia.
&alepolan mirfafllnta a neron.
mafiaiat pleeni1 onat p11ttGneei
otsss sp9aEAra atinfat. Optional
tie meron jofa i16t1d ett1 lair
mpont1apGn 10 mailin Iii1fii moi,
oann mo1r1td tpoll6 iuoritettalpc
tiaporo 10 milli1, ionfo usfotaar
iuiiresti alttnpan teioen plldpit1'
mistd. EIstG oiiasta on j%atfono
muoiifofoiifielle uGnestps 20 p. buf
tiff. lobonoliii faiffien 1dnimoltais'
ten o%tettatpa oiaa.
g. M
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11

Ilfafaantme foiffi tGullG laulomoan
lllitta pirttG, ellentnle it'd larla
erlmle mposf11n title iit1 oaitpaas1a
jatfamaan. On iparma ia toll aiia
ie. SifiipG on alta fallista t6nd-
pGip1nG ltsfoa @olgatan npitoSla
ipnnit artteefii iiind on paan Dfiin
pitboistits ia iiGinen aittrlts. Git
iipG I%alilaia onfin pitbiennlt Iau-
Iamoan. @rnio labiafs Jain ma aii-
tltitoen oiipan uriiosta 2ristufien
for1tta poion fitoIon %iomimman ait-
tlias miaton. SpoGmellinen fiitos
fotfille pst1mille, Min lulilaiille
fuin emGnnillefin, ettG meit6 pal.
apelitte. Onban oina min fire l1b-
tea pois ettei eboi mitadn lartomaan
Ell bpapdstid Ell fiitofiia. Sind me
iaimme pitoIi II fatitipaiiniin. o.
limme fotona tai YainesbiIlesi1 IL
aifoon pollG, en- tiebG fosfa Suir.
portin pstGm6t ebtifpGt lepoue bet
odn pitt fdipella YainespillestG. 81
Len baianaiiesti firioittamtt, fpllG.
BON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tarfemmin
ndistd tirioittatpat. @eren moitos.
ia moittamit,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
Settle &iper, Minm.

SSouffo fattilajofilaiiia meni tits.
taina Gurltoniin panemaan bafe-
mullen fanialaipapereille. Haiben
joilfosia olimat tietGafiemme @. &c.
Multiunen, Sranf Niemi, Otto @s-
furi, Siaac Siancion. Gbas @Iufi ia
beillG tobistaiino Sranf 8illiums,
Irtbur Solmi ia Sobn Wanni io-
ia niimenlainittu otti lamdIIa oIaa
fnuntin boaroin fofoutieen.
Sieaiioioen muofii olipat t1sid
~tofoufiesia iaapumilla Iutombasta
IS, s.. Gsters ii &ait. y. Srgnfpst
ia aattiIaioclta g. s. Marttila ia
S. $. Maattion
8ast &. 9. Niemi ia %poifaniu
&icbaro Niemi pitApGt flnmpanen-
fin pitbeen fonial. ieuraf. firfolIa
pGGiiGisp1im1rii aamtp1ifudlld ia
iltopip1ll1 ioarnaIi 81. Hiemi fniip.
pulasia &nleipan Hitarien baalilla
englannin fielellG. Mtolemmisiu ii.
lailuufiisia of fatriaa biloneen tGp'
belti. st. Nierni nGptti ipoihpan put
9ua fumntnllufin fielellG pbt1 bD-
min ia ieuroltlpot nierasfieliiet fun.
LAMA b1ntG tarffoumaiieSti faifen
aifaa, tunniistaen ett1 banpoin De-
Eot ~tilaiiuubcSia %liilhpanrpaa pltbu
jna fuulemaai1.
Wiss Soo Sitpaffa, Yaappnien
foiililn luomolainen opettaiatar, ia.
est pianollu ne eng. fieliict mirret
mitf1 ~tiloiiunioesia laitlettiin.
Somona p1tpGni iaarnali paste.
ri &arbu @. Q. ieltraf. firfolla, IT'D
&oletpon bnolilla ia Italia &uttila-
ioeIla, ioten pGGiidispdinpGnG tiGll1
oil 5 eri pubetiIaiinittta.
Gori miiffoa fifteen mel opetia-
jator Wiss Sbo 8. Boint fafii
Wott W0l0n Iusto maltion foitlltu1
Onatonnaatt, Minn. MIN. pojat:
Inoretp IA tpitoben ia Orjo 8 tpuo.
oen. Scr W0Ion maimo fitoli joflt
p1toIt fifteen, ia jGi ban ominpGin
bltoIta pitimGdn fit1ioesta alaifdi-
IestG lapiestaan, ioista panbin on
pllGmainittit poifa.
Matt Morttila oSti 40 eefferiG
macta entiien liiGfii farminia q
jolta jofii p1ip1 iitten, tebSen fait.
pat s. Mtannin fautta.
ltnii Dodge Bros. outomobiiIia
on Ioapitnltt 8ilion & IarttiIaIle
tuiime Ioliontaitta. Niit1 otpat IL
lunneet Watt WartttIa, Gbas. $50.
fimdfi pboen eras foitppios Den.
bomisio ia ptii f%lutliit BELLE itIeI-
leen.
Gbas. @. Wticboelion on ostanut
Dodge oitton 8alter Sobnionilta
ia G6os. &anerpa 8ili:cf oitton ia
SIniari Solo Dodge auton, tpiime.
mainitiit @ilion & MarttiIolta. Scr
@iIion life nifpp uieIehpan iii6eI-
la Tor6iln, iota bGn nimittG6 Sci.
fifii. Scr 8ilioniIta tuleefin SET.
FILE tdpii fitorma ia on iiin6 ie etu
eta Jim moi Seiffinid nostoo ro.
pafosta jos tie iattuii ppstpbn nop.
iertnar.
Watt Galtonen, @inneopoIista,
iofo osti feipdttaItpeIIo Clos. Sea.
itertuan fobpiInIiiffeen, iaaptti t1r.
ne perbeineen ia on ~qiettunit faiip-
paInmrte o~fitffaaffi. &dnen bot.
WoIter AaItonem on fdpnpt
opin automobile alaIIe ia aifoo rpt
tp0b0n ~oaitoien forioaidna.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11

arttcia baIiiaa iefd paifaIIis-
ettG matfustniuio aiiarniebid. Bot
falliiine riinurietine nrp0nnetddn
panbain uibistufiisto 20 ia iisien
tiIaiisten bomffimiiesta % proient.
tia. @atfiistatuiIIe iopiuuasten MN
tom. Smoittoiua ttteune totnsis-
toctnrte.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11

arpoiiiIIe iattisten IdbettdfiIIe
ppp66nttle buoutattton, ettd uuttiet
on alma Min aifoieen IdbetettdGp6, q.
I'd ne miimeist6Gn iaapttuos tiistai.
fin, ios MisIt ne terttd ioxtari pttJpx
r,suaeroon. oesttUttnoi ianpsmst
iesroonpont Diffsoou, ~
Ietti alma. tainebaan IesShvtiuSlnL
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-04-11
Viela on
MYYTAVANX

Paljon pidettyja Lunas-
tettujen Lauluja, joita
IS sentilla kappa
leen niinkauvan kuhn
riittaa. THAT
kaa heti osoitteella:
w. M. Johnson,
Bx 814 Telluride, Colo.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-27
INFLUENZA W0KK ;'''';'
AMONG PRISONERS
TWO Il DEATHS AND ELEVEN
CASES AT COUNTY FARM

Influenza has worked unusually
hard in the Crisp county farm in
spite of the efforts of Captain Cox,
superintendent of the road forces,
and today there are eleven cases in
the camps. One death today and
another several days ago have been
sustained among the prisoners.
Only two prisoners are said, to have
escaped sev@ attacks, 4 NIX
I sureflnteHlent scox has himself
been badly disabled, but has kept 60
ing and doing all that can be done
to protect the prisoners against
pneumonia and severe consequences
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-27
MRS WALTER DAMTOFT IS
VICTIM OF INFLUENZA

Friends here of Mrs. Walter Dam
toft, who was before her marriage
Miss Keene Martin, will deeply re-
greet to learn that her death occurred
yesterday from pneumonia following
influenza. She enjoyed a wide friend
ship here.
The following news account is TAX
en- from this mornings edition of the
Macon Telegraphy:
News of the death of Mrs. Walter
Damtoft. we'll known in Macon and in
Southwest Georgia was received here
yesterday afternoon. She died after
a four days illness at Payton, Ga.
Mrs. Damtoft was rs years of age
and was married last November. her
husband being in the United States
Forestry Service in the Apala chan
mountains.
Mrs. Damtoft before her marriage
was Miss Keene Martin granddaugh-
ter of the late Judge Taylor, who
for years was ordinary of Randolph
county For several years prior to her
marriage she made her home with
Mrs Max Land, of Cordele.
The funeral and burial of Mrs
Damtoft will take place today.at Cuth-
bert.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-27
AND GLADSTONE
FLEMING, SAFE OVER SEAS

Lieut. Branch Fleming and Corpor-
al Gladstone Fleming, sons of Ordin-
airy and Mrs. w. P. Fleming of Cor
dele, are safe overseas. These two
young men have been with Uncle
Sans fighting forces from the start
and are now already spendidly train
ed
Information coming back is to the
effect that they have. reached France
in safety, cards having reached Jud-
ge Fleming yesterday.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-27
HOSPITALS IN ATLANTA
TRYING TO GET BOOZE

Atlanta, Ga. October ga num-
Der of Atlanta hospitals have applied
to Recorder George Johnson for
small supply of contraband whiskeyin
storage at police headquarters, but he
has taken the position that he is
powerless to act in the influenza
epidemic. South Carolina state health
authorities have taken over the siez-
ed blind tiger whisley n that state
for the treatment of the flu.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-27
CLOCKS GO DEAD
One HOUR TONIGHT

Washington, Oct 26.-At two O'Clock
tomorrow morning the United States
will complete it's test of daylight say
ing" Clocks throughout the country
will be stopped one hour while the sun
has a cahnce to catch up. At the same
time trains on all railroads of the coun-
try will stop by order of Director Nc
Aldo and remain motionless for one
hour, then proceed On their way. To
night before retiring the average citi-
zen will probably trun back the heads
of his time piece one hour. Should
he not do this and adhere to the re-
guar schedule of rising he will mere
" fail to get back the extra hour of
sleep lost last March 81.
It is hard to find a label more fit-
ting than Just "Wilhel the Hun"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-27
By Miss Julia Neal
OFFICE
PHONE so

THE ORCHARD IN OCTOBER
Seasons of mists and mellow fruit
fulness!
Close. bosom-friend of the maturing
sun;
Conspiring with him how to load
and bless 9 I
With. fruit and vines that round the
thatch caves run;
To bend with apples the old cottage
trees
And fill all fruit with ripeness to
the core.-Selected.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-27
RED CROSS NEWS

The material for the allotment of
Property Bags has come and good
crowd of workers is needed to finish
these right away. Another allotment
of Surgical Dressings has been as
signed this Chapter and the bags
must be out of the way before the
material for the Surgical Dressings
comes.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-27
CONFER SCHOOL REoPENs

The Conner School of Music will
reopen their school on Monday for
the benefit of those who are not sick
and wish to begin their music again.
No member of the Conner Family has
had Influenza or has been exposed
to it, and after consulting physician
who said that "as only one child
would be at lesson at time there
there would be no donger of taking
or spreading Influenza" Those who
wish to begin lessons please commu-
nicate with the school at once
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-27
ED COLEMAN ARRIVES

OVERSEAS.
Through friends comes the infor-
nation that Ed Coleman who was for
some time associated with the Will
liams Drug Company of this city, and
who numbers his friends by his ac-
quaintance has landed safely over
seas. This information will be of
pleasurable interest to his many Cor
dele friends.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-27

Mrs. Olin Mckenzie and little son
arrived yesterday from Tennille
where they have been visiting rela-
tives and will be the guests for a
week of DR.. and Mrs. ]. S. Mckenzie
and family after which they will go
to Petersburg, Va. to join Lieut. Nc
Kenzie who is stationed at Camp
Lee.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-27
PICTURE FRAMES

| can make up any size or style you
may want | will also fit your oval
convex pictures with nice frame and
glass. Come early | will have
them ready to carry back with you
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-27
Mrs. B. F. Sheppard is recovering
from attack of influenza.

Mrs. B. F. Sheppard is recovering
from attack of influenza.
Mrs. L. L. Helms and nephew Earl
Jones are visiting relatives in Damas-
Gus.
Miss Jessie Hollan of Lilly was the
guest yesterday of her sitter, Miss
Lila Hollan.
Mrs. ]. R. Crabb of Americas is
visiting her daughter, Mrs, Duffy
Grimsley. #'a~a
- Is. ~
Paul Wilkes who 4 attending
school at Dahlonega is at home for a
few days.
John Howard Webb of Camp Cor
don is spending several days here
with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Soloman and
family will move into their new
bungalow on Third street at an early
date
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-27

CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK
Monday Mrs E. B Mann.
Tuesday Mrs. Huffman.
Wednesday Mrs. Seab Hamilton.
Thursday Mrs. Clements.
Friday Mrs. Lovett.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-27

Electricity has been adapted to for
ty-eight different purposes about the
household
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-27

w. c. Smith son of Rev. and Mrs
w. F. Smith left. the past week to
enter the Y. M. C. A. training camp
at Blue Ridge. Mrs. Smith and chill
dren are making Cordele their home
for the present.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-27

Cordele friends of Mrs. Clyde Will
son will regret to learn that she quite
ill, both Mrs. Neisler and Mrs Wilson
are at their parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Fem. A speedy recovery is wished
for them.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-27
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Mrs, Howard Niesler is improving
after an attack of influenza.
AZ IT, AsT ri @9
Miss Mary b, wilson Is able to be
opt again after her recent illness
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Garrett announ,
ce the birth of fine boy. He came
last night.
Pless Fem is very muct improved
after an illness of several days and
is now able to be up.
Mr.. George w. Harrington was
called to Cordel on account of the
death of his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Booth,-Fitzgerald der-Enterprise
Mrs. A. E. Russell and daughter
Miss Mary Sue Russell, of Cordele,
attended the funeral Mrs. ]. M. Hay
mes Thursday.-Fitzgerald Leader en-
sterprise. ga
Mr. and Mrs. Hewell Ship are con-
fined to their home by illness.
Numerous friends in the city re-
gret to know that Mrs. j. X. Smith
continues i'll at her home on Eleventh
avenue.
Mrs. D. Meridith Clark of Atlanta
is here at the bedside of little Mere
dith Clark Jr who has been quite
sick at the home of his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe C. Fem.
Cordele friends of Mrs. Clyde Will
son will regret to learn that she quite
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-27

Numerous friends in the city re-
grst to know that Mrs j. X. Smith
continues i'll at her home on Eleventh
avenue.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-10-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Hewell Shipp are con
fined to their home by illness.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-03-21
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

B, virtue Of the provisions OF two
Trust Deeds executed by W. A. Hous.
ton and wife. Maggie D. Houston, to
Peter G. Grant. Trustee, on the 9TH
day Of February, 1917. and recorded
in Book 124 at pages 1874 and l95
Of the records Of Deeds Of Chickassw
County, Mississippi. to secure an in
debtedness Of Three Hundred (S30O.-
OO) and Four Hundred Five ($40O.-
OO) Dollars, respectively, wherein de-
fault has been made in the payment OF
said Indebtedness. and the undersiGu-
ed trustee has been requested to adj
vertise and sell the same. according
to contract and law, to the best and
highest bidder for cash.
Now, therefore. in consideration OF
the premises |. Peter G. Grant, Irus-
tee as aforesaid. will, on The FIRST
Monday in April l91O--=beins the
FIRST day Of ApriI-sell in front Of the
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1918-03-21

ITS been twenty-five years
since | felt as we'll and strong as
| do now after taking this Tan
lac, said @. H. Mahaffey, chief
engineer of the Life Casualty
building in Nashville, Tenn, in
an interview a short time ago.
After having suffered for
two whole years with a serious
stomach toruble and was told
that only an operation would re-
leive me-" he continued, i grew
so Respondent over my hopeless
suffering that | was just about
to give up my job. | had gotten
to the place where | couldn't eat
la thing but oatmeal and sweet
milk and even then the pains in
my stomach and through the
small of my back kept me in
misery nearly all the time. |
couldn't sleep at night and grew
weaker until I didn't think I'd
ever get any better.
"It's no wonder that | praise
Tanlac now and am telling all
my friends about it. After TAX
ing it a day or two ! found that
| could eat almost anything ever
could and from that time on !
have improved. Those pains in
my back left me shortly and ]
began to pick up. | have actu-
ally gained forty pounds IN
weight since ! started taking
Tanlac and feel better than
have in twenty-five years. lean
sleep all night like a healthy
child and get up in the morning
full Of life and energy. ! am
right on the job all the time and
will be glad to tell anybody who
wants to know just what TqDlat
did for me. /"
/ Tanlac is sold in Okolona by
IW. E. Bearden and by one estab
Ilished agency in every town. adv