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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-26
DISBURSEMENTS CRISP co.
FOR MONTHS OR MARCH, 1918,
BOARD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
J. NJ. Turner, farm

J. NJ. Turner, farm
demonstration ...........$ G2.00
M. r. Smith, county physician. 25.0O
j. j. Williams, trustee library
appropriation. .,..........33 1888
+. r Tison, clerk, salary. ...... 20 90
Frank Lewis, ianitor. ....... $500
So. Bell T. & r. co local
phones. ................., l|OO
$ L. Thornton, winding clock. S33
H. F Corbett, plumbing ........6 $50
Miss M. G. Mcdonald salary ~ 80
w. NJ Haygood prea to conyicts 800
Genera fund
Little & Phillips, repairs on jail 34.15
G. w. Sheppard, serv. as com. 400
j. w. Bivins, fro insurance. $40.
court house and Jail .2lG.00
Harris & Ballenger, fire insurance
court house and Jail. .216.00
w. C. Mckenzie, fire insurance
court house and jail. .216.00
g. IA. Mckenzie fre insurance
cont house and tail. PIG 90
10 2 Cobb. tire insurance
court house and jail 216.00
Hughes & Malone, fire insurance
court house and Jail. ....216.00
w c. Winfree, fire insurance
court house and jail .2l600
A cInat, eary oon II m
s. c. Byrd, sery com. 1000
Road Fund
Parker Willis Co. Supplies for
camp ................... 81
CRISP County Lmbr Co lumber,
Observation-Disclosures 53.23
Cordele Sash Door s. Lmbr Co
IN lumber etc. ...............10 2.67
Exchange Bank, freight s A. L.4168
Watt & Holmes Hdw Co. hardware
etc. Observation-Disclosures. .154.4
G. L. Dekle G. Bro supplies for
camp. ... .25.62
Read Phos. Co fertilizer for
Clenchfield Portland Cement Co.
bill for cement. ......... .225.34
G. S. e.. r. Ry. Co. freights. ...121
Cordele Fish &; Oyster Company
fish for convicts.
j. H. Churchwen, bleaching and
thread. .................. 6.U5
Heard Gro Co. supplies camp ..11.80
Gulf Refining Co. gas and oil. $3.50
Williams Drug Co drugs. ....790
Standard Oil Co gas and oil. .13.75
e, r. Tison, elk cash items 1920
Jennings Drug Store drugs. AIS
Wood a. Co. charcoal. ..........1.50
Dixie Oil & Grease Co. bis oil S5
armour & Co. sup. for camp. 400
Cash Drug Store, drugs. .........2.70
ialmer-Jones Co. sup, camp. 1855
% q. heppard q 8ro sup camp S795
= T. Bartholomew, hardware 5l05
liolahtsdn Lumber q Supply GO
supplies ior camp .......,. 1850
Red Cross pfug store. drugs 20
C0idela Motor Car Go. supplies
md parts for auto. .81.S7
Dixie Seed Farms, seeds. ......5.2O
Read Phos Co, fertilizer for
farm. ....... ............39 so
II. c. Cox, warden; pay roll. 1892
w. W. Calhoun, light bulbs, cod
shipment. .........9.G7
Hart Mill Co, 43 bu meals. 90
Coroners Fund
w, G Fitzgerald holding two in
Peupers Fund
Z. NJ. Mann,1 coffin. 800
March pensions. 1850
pfflcers Fund
w p Fleming, ordinary two u-
macy trials ............ 22.00
w. 7. Fleming, ordinary, lunacy trial
Mary Neely.. .........11O0
Expense Fund
Hall Plumbing Co. repairs on eiec-
trio lights. e. ............O.5O
City OF Cordele, water rent...929
" roittoe treae Rib County
expense n 10. Coppese trial 7i 26
Dispatch Observation-Disclosures l52o
u3'dele Electric Co, nshts Ter
count house and isl........23.-
vordele Sentinel, printing .....2.O0
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-04-26


In experience, that theory a.
Maxwell different. %s& @7M f2HaA@ il. \
We never claim anything prove
AS matter anything has
not already been proved observation.
Maxwell claims not therefore claims in the ordinary they stat
ments OF fact-proven facts
They
For example, The Nonstop
Maxwell minute under A.A. officials
That still remains worlds reliability.
That particular test proved about all that could ask desire of motor
Among other things long speed
per hour -
And that by listing $685.
You will recall perhaps powered priced
continental trip made % miles of five
compare of less than six days. the other of "A days
You know automobles-whch the greater
Is there comparison grounds of speed
Proves don't pay qualities you
can desire in a Maxwell
For that Maxwell Mon Stop run made not track but rough
And--Isten to
So certain Of the condition of
would Angeles Mayor
Five seconds after he had pulled
ou uay and so @ un @ s was started again and off
certainty brought storm
of applause from the assembled thousands.
nea W Novel; +bs holds 5 every record worth
The Mount Wilson elevatont-was
taken stock Maxwell.
Two months 2cyHnder beat
Thn days atera stock Maxwell and beat that
the MountW honors
Economy a o
Others clamMaxwaI proves.
averaged 29.4 miles gallon of gasoline
Not dealers or factory experts mind but of
Nor they Maxwes-tae land
which had
could they
encountered in the sections of the
mud
And the 1914 miles gaIon
There's economy for And under actual driving
that all
The
hity and ameru
either
averaged % miles per gallon and Is miles
SloWspeed-cloSed-t throttle thin-nixture
You know too that obtain building adjusting
for that condition \
Speed by building do
But that combination wonderful
reliability shown that 44dy MAXWELL
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-11
NOTICE.,
NOTICE.,
state Of North Carolina
Jack son County

state Of North Carolina
jackson County
WHEREAS, the undersigned is tn:
owner and holder Of certain tax CO.,
.ficate III words and figures as follows
state Of -Softh Carolina, jack 4 Co,
y, /, j. w. Buchanan, i. =. yi
county OF Jackson in the state OF No,,u
Carolina, do hereby certify that tine fol.
loving described real -sta : IL -
Goltut3 and Sal to wit: Fifteen 49,,
OF land, property Of J. II. Alley Hc.s !.
in Cashiers Township, was On the ~.
day OF May 1917 duly sold by me in N,
manner provided by law for cne de,,,-
iaelt axes :or the ye-r 1870 ,no.l5.l
Amounting ~ Two D,llaro AMI !s,.;,
5ignl celIs, Including interest auI m
lily 1Aereon, aud tne cost allowed !
wv 10 l.. -. Lombard, for al. sad 5 IN
y - Dollars aid Fifty eiyni c. },
oe.n5 tno ing osl .'.d 1af 10; 1ne sa...
All. further cellly that Lnless i.
ID :.,I.1
Tie inanhor plo.ided Dy , nc :
l.. i. Lombard, his heirs 9. a,.isu
WI. be entitled o d deel thereto. !,
and alter tie 7th day o. Nav A. -
on surrender Of this Certificate.
Il. witness wnel OF, l nave n.re. {.
set =, hand, ts,'s 9TH day OF May a :.
1917. -. ~: BUCHANAN, /. :,
II, :. Wil1.ea d. 1'fiec.:s
10 ~ can IS oand i .:c ;.ss -,
OF SAD properly and ll'o:i tl.,,>i.. -
auiry the persons IN whose name ID
I'D was. taxed or '1sted AN not J..
tOuHd III ) -.cko,j.4 ~,oi---y
TIER: : J->E, III man
particularly J. H. Alley ,1el4a ,.:ae Ins
lada:sikued purchased s.,i lands rns.-I
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-11

was unconscious for quite awhile
Dy falling he dmpu,a1ed ore OF his
ears aid received many scars about
his head. / am pleased to say he
is able to walk about again.
Mr.. LYDIA Hall went over to Ashe,
vile last week.
MIR. and Mrs. john Hooper of Cul-
lowhee wire in Brasstown during
Christmas.
1t seems that Mat Henson visits
in Brasstown quite frequently now
adays.
Its supposed thai Carter Wike
of East La Porte is greatly interest
ed in some occasion on Caney Fork,
as ! saw him make two rips rom
East La Port 70 johns Creek liz = e
day.
Messrs. Dan. Grover and Neal
Bishop of Cullowtea are On ''aney
Fork hunting dis tees.
Mis-. C,,.iie Ioi,...i. VINO = .-eH
very i'll t,>r quite q VII, -.
proving so-..o.
w. ana Mrs. Luther stephens 0i
Sulburst arc !ici$4ls u; >-oney
Fork for awhile.
MOUNTAIN ZINES.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-11
SOUTHERN BANKERS
ENTHUSED over IT
President and Cashier of
Louisiana and Georgia
Banks Are Strong in
Their Endorsements.

Among the countless thousands of
prominent people all over America who
have taken Tanlac and praised it for
the benefits they derived from it, none
are more enthusiastic than the two we'll
known southern bankers whose state
ments follow:
E. !. Henry, president of the Haw-
kinsville Bank and Trust Co., Hawkins
vile, Ga, says; Last spring | was all
wrong some way or other and couldn' (
get right. l took bottle of Tanlac
and began to improve. Two m ore bot
ties put me in good shape and l felt
perfectly well. A lew weeks ago took
the Grippe and was getting dowl an
out again. l bought another oottle Of
Ianlac and l am we'll again. | unhes-
itatingly recommend ranlac t. anyoLa
WHO is sick and wornout.'
w. c. McElveen, Cashier ri
Hornbeck. HornDeck, Louisiana. saw
Il have taken five 50 bottles Of Taniac
and have gained fifteen pounds Ill threx,
weeks. think u is / great III ellie.
Tanlac is old by Sylvia Pharmacy.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-11
tachnent.

By virtue OF an execution in 1T
tachment directed to the undersien,
Ed from the Superior Court OF He,,
derson county. North Carolina: i.
the above entitled action, l will, o.
Monday the 18Th day of February
l9l0. at o'clock, P. NJ, at the Cour
fiouse door in Jackson county ant
I'D the town Of Sylvia, sell 10 ;.
highest bidder Tor CAST 20 SIS
said execution, all ;hs rish,, :. :.
and interest which the said $. /
i1iil and vile, Mary II. Hill, the -
fenoauts, have ill tie following IT,
scribed Teal estate, to-wit:
First 7: Ct: Beginning a, a hi,
ofv 3 poles more or less. north fr> n
the ). ~. CT. e Of s Green's R,sn
ley tract, and runs N. 134 poles t.
q chestnut, c, S.Buchanan and D.
Green's corner; 'hepce due west
with u. Green's line 81 poies TO :
fallen Chestnut. ;areen's &C, :. :.
tnei.ce cue south i37 poles % =
Stake; 'heAce south 70 " So pole<
70 d stake; tEleuca .lorsh to the o.-
Ginning, containing IS acres. more
or less.
Second Tract:-Beginning at d
large white oak on: the top of the
ridge between rurpin's upper place
and East Fork Of Shoal Creek in thu.
Melees and Freeman line and. runs
north Sd west with that line Is,
poles to stake in that line: thence
west 100 poles to stake cross1o.
Shoal Creek below a hieh ,ai,:
thence south 70 east $40 poles 20
stake; thence north So cas-; III.
poles 70 the beginning.
There IRE so acres in the abov.
Second Tract" excepted which be-
long to }. Is. Sheriff., ANA ,l4ssr :.
as tOlltWs:
Beginning Oh a black oak an..
runs south IS poles; east 118 poles.
north IS poles and west to the he.
ginning. leaving a balance in s,.i,,
second tract Of 200 acres more .u
less.
1hls 9th day OF january. 1919
y. NJ. tOLE, Sheriff vi jackson, :.
GROUP IA MIDNIGHT WELL r.
MORNING
A few nights ago one O. -
par ms had small child Ii eli
with Group abou> midnight" vie.
N. /. Owls, Bearsv:lle, W. =.
lhey cans 10 my store aid o3t q
oott'e vi .'o,<y's i1o .ey ,ad TAI, &C.
Tore i''orains the :iliit. nad ..:,t;re,,
recovered. Use ,iiiy t..% T..
coughs. colds. Group and e.ip.
Sylvia Pharmacy. .a.,
-.
"7E,S.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-11
'*r Three Or Four Years Suffered
Himself With indigestion, Lack
Oh Appetite, And Would Often
Have Nervous, Dizzy. V>m-
ting Spells After Break
fast.
EEL, HOW FIGURED HIMSEl

II was suffering terribly from stom-
a;n trouble and indigestion. l mad suf-
cred three OF four years and after try
Sc. eral patent medicines wit,oat
- -lng re,'ef was greatly ;Iistr>>ss..,.
lacked a good appetite LTD at 81
1t"akfast 'Sos'id have vom ting spells
--.4d dizzy nervous attacks due o the
condition Of my stomach After those
years of suffering Acid Iron Mineral
was recommended to me as a great
remedy for such troubles and was
completely cured of Indigestion and
sickness after using two bottles. 1t
hepled me when nothing else would
audi believe it will help others with
the same trouble because l know what
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-11
NOTICE.

NOllCE.
State of North Carolina, In the Su-
County Of jackson. p4ri3r Com
Notice of Execution Of sale.
q. w. Fisher
vs.
| -iawaJ' Company.
by vll6le o. ali execution directed &c
tne unders sned sheriff of Iacks:. :,
County, from the Superior Court OF tn5
County of Pennsylvania, issued on a
certain judgment rendered in the above
entitled cause. and docketed in said
County of Pennsylvania, on the gard
day of June, A. D. 1917, and in the
County of Jackson on the 2o4h day of
Nov. 1917. will at IL O'Clock, NJ. on
Monday the 4th day of February, 1918.
it Osins the first Monday ia February.
81 the Court House door in the County
d Jackson, in the said State of Nort,,
Carolina, sell to the highest bidder for
sssh, to sat ',fy said exec uti on
right, title. interest and estate, which
s:'a-said defendant Toxaway COMPANY
las IN the following real estate, to vii s..
all OF that certain tract or parcel of land
lying and being in the County of lack.
son. on Tuckas7igee ii, er, and known
and described as follows;
A part of the w. H. Cathcy grant
No. 375, Beginning on water oak in
the line of State grant No. 378and runs
North 72 degrees East II ~ poles to q
dogwood corner of said grant No. s78:
thence North 10 degrees east ID poles
to a chestnut corner of 37S, thence
North IL degrees East 80 poles to stake
on Iuckaseigee river; thence up the riv.
er 80 poles to stake in the line of State
grant No. 375; thence with the Southern
boundary line of said grant No. a7s
North 81 degrees West 81 poles to the
beginning.
And being the same land convened To-
SAD defendant Toxaway Company bv
Deed from G. W. Phillips. dated O..o.
Der md, 1902. and recordedi, the nH:.e
OF the Register of Deeds FIR !a:xs,,
County. in Book 80 at page IA.
This the 4th day % Jar ~. 4 r
1918.
GEO. NJ. Coz, Sheriff ..Ason G,
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-11

20 ait 81 lay 1917, and tllst the Same
Is ues- loo,i = -boee and that the sa
was made To- ielinlueus taxes; for The
year 1910, anu t.l41 tue line of redemn.
ton Will expire on the OH dav of Nav
1888, and ]! tue SINE is no, re,leamed
-. 'r oeIo>e tua date rs is required bv
DIV : !" -Alc y II pose y. Tie U:.ue,slsued
10 take i deed thereto.
Las tie Fad day of January, 1918.
j-),nOdrd, Purchaser.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-11
NOTICE

NOTICE
n nth Carolira In the Superior
jackson County Court
~ +. "enz vs.. s. L. f1i!l aud
Wife, Mary A. Hill
FoHce q Execution Of Sale 10 Al.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-11
BALSAM GROVE !.

3
Last Saturday and Saturday night
was the coolest weather we have
had this winter. The mountains in
this section have been covered with
snow for more than three weeks.
On December 3Utn Prot. Jim
Moore anu Miss Nina Arlington
gave al entertainment at Jotns
Creek AL VINO ate d d report
tliat they h.u i fine enle.ta.ni4A>n,.
On the following Ia. int. December
Il, MIR. Raymond K Nicholson gave
one OF the best entertainments at
Brasstown, that We havc had III
this section in quite a while. We
also had a box supper and a nice
cake to sell. T. L. Phillips ccted as
auctioneer and sold the boxes for
$43,65. The money will be used for
buying lamps for the Brasstown
school house, with the exception of
$40 that will be used in buying
Library for the school. 1t is a great
pleasure for me to have the oppOr-
tunity of giving the reports of the
many public gatherings we have
had during Christmas times on
Caney Fork and not any disturb
ance with liquor. l can toss my
hat high in the air and h0ller hur-
rah for Caney Fork! For l think it
q great honor iOr old Caney Fork
How many OF the fifteen townships
in jackson county can boast to oul
county paper that they had pracll-
caliy no drinxing in their section
during Christmas times?
Caney ForA couples recently we'd
ded were Mir. Gurus Wood Of Rich
Mountain anu miss Edith Hooper vi
Tuckaselsee, VINO were united III
marriage lew days ago, ana MT.
Will VOID and hlisS Edith Stephe .is
both of Moses Creek VINO were mar
ried last Sunday.
On Christmas day the Methodist
people Oi joins Creek mad 4 Chr4s..
mas Tree ald a nice Christmas en-
tertainment Ill their new church
house
MI. Austin Sitton. who had been
very i'll Tor quite a while, died on
Thursday DeceiiIber u, and was
laid to rest Ill the Balsam G!s, :
cemetery Oh Friday, december Is.
Messrs. weaver owankelner, Mont
and Will Hooper arrived home last
week from Newport News, Va.
Mrs. Jocie Parker and her little
boy and girl arrived at Balsam
Grove last Friday from an extend
ed visit to Atlanta, Ca, and Jack
s0nville, Fla.
MI. Will Smith of Wolf Mountain
and Miss Emma Coward of Cowar1s
were seen On the streets of Hoosler
town last week.
Kew. Sam Warlick of Hoosiertown
went over to AsheviiIe last week on
business.
Mr.. Western Parker has moved
from Moses Creek to Brasstown. W.
are preased to have MI. Parker with
US.
Mr.. L. E. Hooper of Moses Creek
passed through town last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland Wood Of
Sunburst spent Christmas in Hoos
iertown.
1t has been reported that all the
ground hogs and automobiles had
gone to den for the winter, but I
suppose they have come out again
as Mr.. Dock Messer made two f,v
ing trips up Caney Fork last Eek
Mr.. Manson Rogers of Balsam
Grove left last week for New York
Mr.. Holmes Parker of this place
errtnto ,c q l;d stc)ct1 les
week while out hunting. MIR. Parker
and Cecil Shular were STANDING
above some high cliffs that were
covered with snow. Shular saws he
started to walk away and hearn 8
racket; looking around he found
nat his companion had gone oervh
the rock. which was about twenty
five feet high. Parser don't know
what Cauood h;,x, - en-
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-11
500 Reward, $l00

the readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
enc dreaded disease that science has
.een able to cure in all its stages and
-oat Is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
f1nuenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment Halls
Atsrrh Medicine is taFen internally ana
cts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur
aces OF the System thereby destroying
"a foundation of the disease. eiving fhs
-: Il strength. by :.;irg up the con-
81 ass's-ins M fiire in doing its
ssprie Grs: i,=.-e so much
- ..'E@t.+- -J@weTs of Halls
t"?' f;iev offer One
'ass :het ii fails
- f@=- i.:.1rsisis
Adn, 20 :. r. 2 CO. To.edo,
Chic. Sold by A.. Eruggist, 75c.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-11
VIRGINIA SCHOOL TEACHER Tells
HOW To- CURE STOMACH TR0I|RIE

it will do. 1t IS great blood purifier
too, declared MI. F. C. Addison,
, choo' teacher It Van Dyke, Va.
Teachers, Professors, doctors, sur
5eclis, hospitals and people all over re
United States IL IL the past tiirt,
years narl praised i s natural, highly
COZ. >-:.lra,A / 80: .:..,.: t.~r, =
Up 4nIei I'll Ii !.
Trade mark, :. ".
mark IS |. Sc: -: he: ~
and tull Strength. IL Is On uo. an,
carton and Acid iron Mineral n,av ONLY
be bought In original bottles.
ANY man II wJnan needing more
stree ,t.I, Ilcbei b, sJI aud better dieas.
To. AID I'D lite. cAn, Dy Using TINS
1ToA, siop0 y ,-:ei an hmm euse i'm Il oye-
.hoAt III tuen general health inside a
couple ot wee = Being powerful. eco
no.i.l II -..ii armies, il ma an ideal
tonic ior Seasons of Inc year " hen the
blood needs cleansing and one feels run
down. Get twelve ounce bottle at
your druggists. This large bottle OF
which few drops mixed with water
and taken alter meals makes a Dover.
tni dose. Ger bottle today. SYLVIA
Pharmacy. J,,.
l-sr.s- -u-s..uzxse -~..r-y, -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-02
dual MONARCHY
STANDS BY ALLY

from the Orient railway which
joins Germany and Austria with
Constantinople, the capture of
which a few years ago was hailed
as the greatest achievement of the
central powers.
The removal OF troops from Rou-
mania, however, is not without
danger. A few weeks ago, when
appealed to by his colleagues on
the western front for assistance,
Field Marshal Won Mackensen re-
ported that conditions in Rouma-
MIA did not warrant the transfer of
single soldier to that country.
Now Roumanians are predicting
that if the Roumanian army does
not rejoin the allies there will be
at least a rising in that country
which will completely nullify the
Bucharest treaty so far as it pro-
vides for the revictualling OF the
central powers.
German papers, too. express sus-
pcion of the crown council held
Sunday, ostensibly for a discussion
of the crown princes marriage, but
at which other matters might be dis
cussed. The presence at this coun-
Gil of ex-Premier Bratiano who is
strongly for the allies, was strongly
commented upon by the German
press.
End Of War Foreshadowed.
The loss of the Bulgarians to the
central alliance is regarded by the
London morning papers as fore
shadowing the end of the great four
years tragedy. The editorial writ
ers for the most part are unable to
see how Turkey can avoid following
the Bulgarian lead, while some be-
lieve that ria-Hungary must
do the same.
For Germany, it is held that the
surrender spells ruin to her hopes
in the middle east and her aspira-
tons of world empire.
1--WE have come to a solemn mo-
ment in this greatest of all wars and
in the long process of civilization
says the Times. 1T is no time for
exultation, but we may recognize in
this great event the first clear, un-
mistakable presage that the confed-
eracy of our ehemies is tottering to
its fall. The entire surprise which
Bulgaria's desertion is to the peoples
of the central powers cannot fail to
enhance the moral consequences of
the shock"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-02
against. with Wiley Of Missouri and
King OF Utah. democrats.
Stronger Than Ever" Mrs. Gait.

against. with Wiley Of Missouri ant
King OF Utah. democrats.
Stronger Than Ever" Mrs. Gait.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, pres
ident of the National American
Woman Suffrage association, made
this statement on the defeat of tie
resolution:
I'VE are stronger today with the
right and the president and O. SEN
ators on our side than we ever were
before. Where the president stood
yesterday the nation will stand to-
morrow. There is no power on
earth that can defeat woman sui
frage in this country"
William Jennings Bryan, who was
in Washington tonight enroute for
the south, said of the suffrage de-
feat:
Il am very sorry that the vote in
the senate was not sufficient to sub
nit the amendment, but ! have no
doubt that the resolution will pass
the senate before the fiji st of March.
The prohibition amendment will be
titled before the first of Marc and
probably before the first OF Febru-
airy. Many of the states that rat
ifcl the prohibition amendment will
also ask their senators to vote for
the submission of the woman SUI
fr~ge amendment
The liquor interests will be dead
as soon as Sc states have ratified the
prohibition amendment and the
liquor interests have been the back
bone of the opposition to suffrage
in the north
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-02
Heine Loses Expense Money

V lien Henry Heine, Selby, Neb.,
stopping at the Arcade hotel, went
to breakfast Yesterday morning, he
forgot that he had left his wallet,
containing between $50 and $50, un-
der his pillow, in his room.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1918-10-02
Few Bond SIaCkers
Found So Far in City

Omaha is singularly free of bond
slackers, report the captains of Mrs,
Frank w. Judson's womens sell
ing organization, who have been
making a preliminary survey of the
residence districts.
A flying squadron" had been or
ganized, under the leadership of Guy
H. Cramer. to take care of COM
plants which were discovered, as
a result of the canvass of the Wom-
ems committee.
Considering the scope of the work
which has been accomplished to the
present time, such reports are sur
prisingly few, but they are under
consideration and will not be ignor-
ed. Each case wifi be given full
investigation and further pressure
will be brought to bear if necessary.
No names are to be published at
present, but the committee believes
, that such a course may be advisable
later in cases where stubbornness
and lack OF patriotism are proven.