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r IWfAT4 FOURTH STREET
NJ" t'tsf 81. ALL 5ioDEHN / n
ri,9t ts.E>l- ~lN ROOMS.
EAlH As.I1 PANTRY ToK1 II as
NNl5 Fi.EtFhiG LIGHTS GELlAR
1sFNiF<TED H01 WATER HEAT
PAPt.ItfD ktADi t8k IN NE-
of.k1t It~9EoSloN hKAIs 10
- II IT }tC IAslK
- l.. I9Pkf~.
80 INkNI4 --Eo ooND 81
Horst q slo. ; Rroou,e str..st lnata,-
tilafH Ets>t >stuE seven -t-Jins, "a h.
front and back Uorrhes. -team neat EAa
aud severed Apps> Is 0iimlngton sash and
Door to- From and Madison SIS
IL N6sttf.S LAND Hta sIx-reon1 d.eiliuE
nearly new GOOD buiidin1> ldsa trucn
OF poultry tarm q l.. wilson. HIlsboro
Ma
t1tsN 4 noML Figure up yuur ast eight
Years Fcut rtve4pl, NJ plaa viii rJst
YOU no NOR loe month. and you III own
thC a0ne " iluaIn loncs o-3 SnJpiey
siTgVI = a III 10 Ia us
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ttoAttD ~ " N'rtK CoNiNiS&ioNIES
HORACE. " tI~tiN t'rC>'eitut
AftC-t NiAlti0< MITES Registrar.
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BARRIERS SUPPLIES.

KAZ9RS AND RAZOR ~ ARES
otIAhpt.$ED FEkSCH tE'S
L ttstt ~ - tbEr
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ADMINISTRATION MOTTO rs.


NOIICI Estate of ce5rss il Watkins.
deceased Noticr * hereby given that lot
ters of administration upon the estate OF
George IL Watkins late OF Wilmington
hundred. deceased. were duly granted unto
Charles j king on the twenty ninth gay
Of October - 1918 aud all persons in.
debted To the said deCeasod are requested
TO make pa ymcnt Lo the administrator
without delay, and ali persons having de
mande against the deceased are required
to exhibit and present he same duly pro
bated 10 the said administrator on or lpa-
fore the twenty ninth day OF october 4
ID 1919. or abide by ne law III this rehaif
CHARLES r KING
Administrator
Address John Biggs IsG.. Attorney.
at-Iaw Equitable building. Wilmington.
Del
NOTICE Estate Of Charles \ naiy. de-
ceased Notice hereby given that letters
of administration upon the estate Of
Charles a Daly tate OF Baltimore Md
deceased were duly granted unto tohn T.
DAILY on the thirteenth day al November
A. ID 1918. and all persons indebted 70 the
said deceased requested to make pay
ment TO the admin Isl Iator without delay
and all PERSONS having demands against
the deceased required To exhibit and
present ne same duly prohated 10 the said
administrator on OF before the thirteenth
day of November \. ID. 1919. abide by
the law in this behalf.
JOHN L DAI.Y
Administrator
Charles b Evans. ESD. Attorney -at-i.aw.
Ford Building. Wilmington. del
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VIZ can u-r fcw e1pcrirnccd saies~om"n
untu christmas. kcnnard 60
NN<TEp competent colored woman for
ecncral homework Snsatl family Apply
l"t" FrRnktir street.
N ANTEIJ stcnuErapnrr Accurate Cum-
pct,ut Experience necessary Apply Tnp
klz Nrns 60, 2l1 French ~trrct
WoNAN wautcd l." take 04sn,ng hou,
AppN evenings At 1l2 Washington
~trcst
WOMAN White, for general h"us"work
Small family t'ood wages Appiy l4u5
Wucdiavu a>rnlI" Phone SOC
WANTED Woman a. workina housc
ktrIrr Four ~ family Washing and ,ron
tng uouc ewaN from horne llt91cst wages
paid l. laundry, Aistb and Orange
Atr.soth
WA>Ttp colurcvi girl for .ci,erai house
work nl1 W fnurtn street
WANTED cook also cnambcrmaid AMI
nnrse cali tIA.
WANTED WhIte cook Mts David y
Rarkcn. p0A " Elevrnfh strert Apply
evt ninEs
WANTED Conpctcnt sirI for een"tai
h,lI~"Work Nc washing "a ironing APIly
cyrutaE~ Mrs 4 " Barker. Ilul snail
crr~. asrnuc
WANTED ~. fui woman - rIoan On. Or
twu mornings = wcaA Family ~ Two Most
stdr 1 l' EVERY evening pfIicn
Nol viii l,kc rurtty Nut MarSarinc IT,
It Il made Of cssooanut and peanut
ou> ard = absolutely pure. fridc MRrFar
inc is another good All grorers lease
III Hurncr i1i king >trtst
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of set of books and making out Trial bal,
ances monthly. state age. experience nnd i
party Address "a. Every Evening
onice
COOK Reference required Apply 1ai3
Delaware avenue.
CASHIER and bookkccpor Apply Union
Clothing Co. $40 Market street
COOK and nurse To do upstairs work. Call
evenings. 1910 w Fourteenth street
DRESsMAKER wants experienced help
Apply pu2 Orange street.
| EXPERIENCED manicure and hair dresser
Good salary Apply Dr Holden. bo2 equit-
able Building.
EXPERIENCED operators sewing ma
chimes In underwear factory. Nee clean
work. good pay and pleasant SURROUNDINGS
Apply Topkis Bros. Co. 2l1 french
| h'''ft.
Girl. For general Homework. with refer
ence. ptS Franklin street
GUARANTEED EGGS. coc. Buckoye. a
dandy margarine. 39c rurity Nut. 3Sc
ptid", 40. l'urity Margarine ~: Coed
luck. ~. olive NaiSc Dressing -, sure
The Smallcst store in Town. Jesse II.
iiorncr an King street
GIRL To wnrkin store Apply Steiule's S
hakcr,. seventh and King streets.
GIRI or woman TO hclp with homework
and young man invalid. Good home IN
%tith'fff~ y - IttiN W.. CttA
| GlltL For general office work Must have
had experience and come well recon
mrutlcd Must writ, a good hand Apply
! Nv mornings to lohdCi Car hfct Co. q
stro't Hnd thTtstiauR avenue
LADY buOkkcrper wanted Apply ~ tho
Office at Iiutcl Wilmington
| MAID For general housework Appl, 1000
boulevard
RSF ro assist with care Of two Chi
drCn p2U Jefferson ~ Phone 1852.
SETTLED Young white woman would like
position as hous"kFspsr Hrat of rciorrnCC.
! 7 - EVERY Evening hfirr
| STENpGltNrHEE Mate o. female Apply
William - Mullen Co. fnth and French
! strU"tk
! TWO experienced watt rcssre Apply Annex
Ho,,i fouttu and spruce Sts
| THREE .hncolnt. roat4re steady posi-
tion t,o,,i wages Ionn 4, rappas. Sixth
! and EdrWout Az Chcefcr IA
| 1'A rISr ana oinc, assistant t'has &
! ',uyer. Court ~ nUgraph"I. 40 Mar
! krI street
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PRINT Frs
w ANT ED
tIti. NAK la OVER

rnt MAR la o>tH
rvtRl l>r>,ND otFERs PER
MAHENr POSITIONS To TWO
or ruKtl coon EEtAARLE
NIE< ENrruF>CEn y CoN
roslNG A>n Anv kouM woIlh
coon WAGES. s-HouIl DAY oF
tlcl oN NoN DISTRIBUTORS
nhsl, ArriN " oNcE EVERY
EyhNl<D utlIcE
WANTED Nyamn'nn' vi hookk'cpcr I'm
) n. INvfN iN"niut 1ihce
wv ~ ~ ',.I ~. i F'I,,Tq N !, fiS51 f''il
|','-''a |, "@9f u. ! ii 'FE,' h'."h ~
w,.A,.>,r,rn "m.. r~v cDa, !" "osr'.
WASTED. i, onrc. An c,ronrn,oI grc
lounsfue >adr.~~ stating experience. r..
l.>,#, r,rntnE Ot'>cc
WA>Ilp rw.nts White, non un,on Pia>
ty-rfe Wtni-t \ w1rk tnt roud mrn FIRING
too.- Ann, Twenty NCnth Nt~e~t and
W,aalr, t,.,.,' Washington. y q
wA<rtp iMNltpIATTlN. TWO
NIrN 10 WoKh AROUND HOUSE
N>n GARDENS PERMANENT
wnKk coon WAGES ArrLN
5,trf ln~trH BANCROFT s
Nt>r slKN Icr elNin AND
WANTED Nan voruru s,ri> Govern
iu.nt vac, positions t"mu'"nc" *M1
moutH l'~t "' ro~ittrns frr Write ,m".o
atefrl> trannhl ,n>tsutc ltpt AZ y.
haoH. ~tor
u NNTEp Itous, carpenters Appls s
l,,,a \ Nao >l. ~t4vt> >trfr
NANrEu po>. III ". IA yoar~ " az. e
learn tsaf nu~,n,~- Arpls ler my 80.
uu t'out netiAt0k
>ppts n once National Rt>cuit % i.o7
Gf!pu ay'nac
.Not ~ >tAN on Mas wagon ana route
Nuk aana Aprn aSs y >in"ttN'nth
street
luJNu AiA> Apou, i years. Tor cloth
ns -J1rr App4 huTicy fnec %, 5i6
Marke' -t.~'
@>ll,'1EEs ,>Gz'1sP Il t'f : ~zSf((SG o =" J
>llI. URos
>Uo GNItkEI STREET
ORES MONDAY. WEDNESDAY
SATURDAY. ~ AkNiN(is
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HELP WANTED.

INSTALNtENT collector Apply Hurley
Iuwe. Co. 40 Market street
JA<ITpK -MHITE man and wife No
children nslrnishvu LIVING QUAR-
TEk- and IiEAI .TCt steady worh good
wages Address X Is. l.Hery Evening
once
WANTED oHiCe boy or girl for messenger
>o9lr- Apply Atlas Fov der Co kouru
POST. du runt BuliuiuE
WILMINGTON mail c.rh cNamiua tIonS
coming Alcu women So mhuth Sample
questions Ir>t Franklin iuSt ttut, Dept.
- D. Rochester. y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
| OR SAl. f..

Ten rbnm hoiiee. modern con g~uieures
Suitable for boarding hnusr hoirt. At
Ciaynont Easy terms
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
FOR RENT.

LADY going south for winter will rent her
home. furnished. 70 reliable parties only
Every comfort and convenience. No chill
dren, Coal in cellar Address I z. Every
Evening OffcF.
TWO large communicating offices ON sec
ond floor or Law Building. Ninth and Mar
ct streets Harry Emmons
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
FARMS To LET

FARM To LET oa AGRES
brandy vine H4Hdrcd. near railroad sta-
tiun BUILDINGS ami fences in good .ou
dItlou Eruit IL ariet ) . auG abundance.
Running water al buildings Apply "a
NJ - Crossau lt,al Estate Department
EguitahlU trust -
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STEAMBOAT iiNES.
I.1cs91 = To Philadelphia
and Chester

-cayaUe tt.cl Nlp11ss Aas
~4t-s ta l~s< NtH#AI. fa.l.o
lcaS " A.n -t1n RI Rl-..-l= l=tp1ls. a13
Eu.lI.tp# -sr - .lg.n- 91 1aHt eS..pl
,at.sJa.- >.4a rs c.3e- 4ap1
uu ~4.arl-ss ~-H.t WI
fl.nxt>sl 4A3 l'-Hltetl1t s. .. lAss
Y 1.t3 &.fs ami |ft
IgIt N1 \l,INN Pb\N ~.+ttlb tIt Gs
~cuasut btfsc5 ~4nIAy. 1r.
ipatF sHet2CUs ~gpi3s~
f.4. At4lu. 90 1850 lD t39. s4
Il. o-ilsa ooon 5.5J ADD a.J4 Nu5
I04s8 AuJ i- 1J IA
Ieava rgua GROVE 81 tI5. *Nu.
gn l0 5.1- 800. 1u a1N 5t4a
81 AnL -.AJ i. IA
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HAVE ATALk WITH PALMER

Ffu4aHtN III N0uta
viii =psaxlfe stasa1..s. ..lt IuaoN urns lu>t5f-
a4lte .,ls4h IA t7I~n Nil furnish IN ad a,il4fe
incafnc Tar a jfat3ati, aid age i sou i've.
AMI perIerfu tHr -amt ~ertieo for some pue
=. = II xu4 do not fs. National lie Ias
80 ~ VI Niatual EArics Palrer
65eaerat Nlarsaxer 1o tpu,t ahie BgildiHg.
Ndfains an l'et
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
CLEANERS AND DYERS

A. MARTIN. Tailor. Cleaning. Dyeing
Pressing. Securing. Repairing of ladies
and gentlemen clothing Work called for
and delivered 7O5 w Eighth street. ID. et A
4O46 j. Automatic 1926
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02

all u TaentY s{xfh efrret cornrr prop
ett eix rootus and Ia b.. pantry. thtre
pprrhta itpctieBtiy new. very lot pt Ton
tiitiup. llai NHtst beat. and possession -
daR
2so6 Market street nov serrni 4dr' arhod
sqnafc rlan - rooms aud bath. Ihrc"
punches hof ~nt"f heat. iauntirS. shower
bath larEn lot running through - strfst
In rear. with garage mis- - fart uppor
unit lmmtdiate p's1aessl"n
20 N"4t stfeet. eight rooms and hath
hsRter porch. esrelleuf condition and in
mediate possresipu
s.in ~ and 81 = nraome street. eight
ffF1fue and hatb Two isrrhes stream
bcat. and electric Exeetiont CONDITION
InFstssai,,ri 80 davs
III " Tuentv.ntnth street six rooms
aud hhth pantry laundry tufe. aero'
ts tstffftfi. tpeanfd ou paved 4ifTf pta
ttgatH8 as Faeeeetiat "a dn ya
'3. tefttsaH street. corner propf ftJ
ttgtf4 1eafua aud bath porch. hcat'r. ravea
sftsst fes-eAsipu ~ days
II aiantan dnuhlr ffame dwelling. riFht
rooms aud hsta hat eattr h.at lef' a.
sfa,llf and R7raEe l.argt IHf F'-s' tth
March barrh}u
- = Il l"rtap sttssi. nte rooms anI
hatH. itorfh. heater small ~all h1tlIf
ha,n.. =, reasunable agure an he soi'l
on rental pian
.ARROl.I. " GRIFFITH
rhones t5o ~ - <tnsh =
toK -ALE-4ls f,rpm mousse. narsain Ap
ply - y ~ CtJut. 2tki figntf@snth .
ffreet Phone tsIo
-IN raafns hafn We porehra pantry AMI
heater IN We4t fwenitefh street -
aesstan vt4hin % lays sailagher
- NHrkrt fhUue tG.ts v
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sHAMPoOING. SCALP TREATMENT
WALL PAPER AND PAPERHANGING

PApERHAhGER-H Shames IO3 North
jackson street Lowest prices guaranteed
work Phone 432IJ
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AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE.

| TAXI SERVICE Quick dependable 1ith
r. tasonable rates from 9nyW here any
Hhrr anytime Can - Asst NINTH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
IoR KENI RrAI. ESTATE.
PRINTING ENGRAVING .EMoBssING

AM SrllI GIVING REASON ABL l.
sEkNfCE both quality and delivery
Chas Ii. Gray Printer IL ksst Eiga tn
street
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r. l.. PARKER.
Ibone .1f6 $40 Market str""i
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
FOR SALE.

HEAR the Brunswick tirst machine that
plays all makts Ul records 30 ueFdhA Ia
change. Wu accept lincTgS bonds TOR fas9
street
DAVENPORT, rockers. table AMI other
nouNehuld articles ithH Jefferson
MUSIC isoi.Ls All latesC nits hoop the
noinu trcs uurnins Duy bonds Afford
Franc Co. 2i0 ". Nintn streat
PIANo BAKGAtNS ttsed Ateinvay,
Bccket IroE Lester. upright uailoghuy
cases. tina conditlou iiafKh"es ttAno 70.
.juf 20 ". InrtIotn street
POINTER DOt; for sale. ot VII frade for a
medium siAe rabhit dog Phone 29h9
pAfEit HANGlkGS and vat, d'serotions
oi quality optt tAt ts0uetiGns On tanfiGs.
Kosln N iiro al 5hiptey strVst NsAG -
corner fiith street. inone loo
SQUARE extension table fumed oals I'm
tsn hiatrn .lncopcau Antique stdgoonrd
N'3 W aixtn stre"i. notw'tn - aud >
Two rool. TABLES, tneap Ghas I!
tovcrdalc. Clayton. ilel
TWO -, = electric motors. II. y. II. n
gasoline tanNs. nj Kat-. 70 gal half
tartel no~itun mnrieat,nk oil sl9 shipisy
sLTsst
st0c BuYs fULLy GUARANTEED
tDIJ,b new player pano bench. 81 rolls
music. one ycat tree tuning Easy
terms desirod 0ewehr i'iano 70. zta
" Ninth strtst
ALI rArER--Now is the time "a have
work done at inodefatc prlceN5 Estin1ate4
sLesrtuiiy furnished Jones n tiOictt. 4Of
ehbpie} street -. \ a tits
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02

DRESSMAKER wants experienced help
Apply pu2 Orange street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02

10 n NDM Have tir -caky 0tat ~
pIacra hS ) nov onc VIII RcaImont
.{fr Pupgtt ~ Iloat HIS
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WA Ttp Ma rI\t~T~ FIRST
tl.N~~ tlNt ~ ltN pN AlIi
NittHA NtENp bFFltN ~
.IC uG~t \ III Biitk ,o
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02

COOK and nurse To do upstairs work taii
evenings. 1910 w Fourteenth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02

EXPERIENCED manicure and hair dresser
Good salary. Apply Dr Holden, COZ Eqult-
able Builtinu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
SITU ATOMS " AN TED.
" ANTED TO 81 \,

MAN want. work ]aHitot or fireman.
ApplN ) Robinson. iu~ trah hbNn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

ROOKKEEPER--Ca Capable of tnking charge
of set of books and making out trial bai.
salary wanted Good opening for right
party Address "a. Every Evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-02

EXPERIENCED operators on sewing ma
chimes In underwear factory. Nee clean
work good pay and pleasant surroundings
Apply Topkis Bros Co. 2ls french
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-10
TO SING PATRIOTISM
INTO HEARTS OF PEOPLE

Atlanta, Ca, Feb. S.-Vaughan's Ma
tiona Patriotic Quartette, the musical
aggregation which created such great
enthusiasm for several weeks before
Christmas, has returned to Georgia to
give patriotic concerts in company
Will d. Upshaw, the celebrated lectur-
er and editor of Atlanta, who is seek
ing to stimulate support Of the govern
ment by this unique combination of
song and patriotic appeal.
"Why not sing patriotism into the
hearts of the people," says Mr. Up
shaw, discussing the plan. Cur tour
before Christmas was attended by such
splendid audiences and aroused so
much enthusiasm that | determined to
continue the non-political and patriotic
concerts on The American Home and
The American Flag, =, right up to the.
opening Of my campaign for the Uni-
ted States senate in the spring"
s y = e s q y y 3 q = = y e Il o & Ii
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-10
ASHBURN SOCIAL

Mrs. L. H. Phillips returned home
Saturday from a visit to her mother,
Mrs. l.. H. Huff.
Mr.. John Bridges, of Adel spent
the week end here on business.
Mis- Eula Mae Chapel spent the week
end with her parents in Leesburg
Mr.. G. w Tyler was in Albany Oh
business last week
Sheriff o. B. Jarman is spending
few days in Atlanta on business
DR.. w. H. Harris has moved his
office and family to .Ashburn from
Sycamore.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Scott have re-
turned from visit to Lilly.
Mr.. Arthur Gammares, Jesse Rey-
nolds and Miss Eula Mae Chapel and
Leona Savage motored over to Tiff
ton last evening.
Mrs. J. H. Edwards is visiting her
son, Y. A. Edwards here
Mr.. Albert Purvis is leaving for
Ocila soon.
Mrs. W. H. Dickson, of Thomaston,
Ala, is visiting relatives here.
Mr. w. J. R. Cantey is still unable
to be out
Mr. w. T. Stephens is confined to
his room on account of illness.
Mrs. O. A. Jackson is in Rochelle
nursing a patient.
Vl,o ,,,oDx, frioI,1c Of Mr. w IT Ted
der sympathize with him in the loss
CT his wife who died at her home here
at noon yesterday. Besides a hus-
band she is survived by two children
Jack, aged six and Glora Mae, aged
two
Funeral and in'erment occurred at
Rose Hill cemetery.
Mrs. w. r. Stephens has returned
from Macon on account of illness
Mr.. and Mrs G. c. King were the
guests of Mrs. NJ. l.. Williford last
week
Mrs. l.. C. Lawson motored out to
Rock Hill School Fri day afternoon
Mrs D. A. Stewart is visiting friends
in Cherokee county.
Miss Annie Bussey, of Sycamore
was in Ashburn Wednesday shopping
Mr.. Boo Shingler spent last week
in Charleston, S. C.
Col. }. A. Conner was in Charlotte, n.
C. on business the first of the week
Messrs. C. f. Thraser and J. F. Jen-
kins were in Macon Wednesday,
Miss Clyde Mckinney was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Spurlin last
week.
Mr.. ]. e Peacock, Jr. left last week
for Austin Texas, where he is to en-
ter the AVIATION Camp.
Miss Ethel Ault spent the week
end in Cordele.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-10

Mrs. Henry Mccarthy takes the lead
in the First District at The close of
the first week of the Cordele Dispatch
Great Circulation Campaign, while
Miss Bessie Pitts tops all in the sec
ond district
This Great Circulation Project is
just beginning, in fact it is only in
its infancy, and new leader may show
show up before another week.
Just think what it means to win one
of the automobiles. 1t means that
you have secured a handsome and
a valuable reward for your effort du-
ring your spare time for a few days.
And then too, the honor of being
Grand Prize Winner counts about as
much as anything else.
LEAD!-LEAD!!
Lead, lead, be a leader don't be
follower, for there are plenty in the
follow-up class, so make up your mind
to get in or stay in the lead, by
next Sunday Just a little extra effort
may place you on top.
DO YOU THINK so?
Do you think you can win one of
the automobiles? If SO, then go to it.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-10
STAR FRANK WITNESS
WORKS BADGER GAME

Atlanta, Ga, Feb. S.-Monteen StO-
yer, one of the star witnesses for the
state in the trial of Leo NJ. Frank, has
been arrested in Chattanooga on the
charge of working a badger game. A
member of the military provost guard
testifies that she came into his room
in hotel in scanty garments and was
shortly followed by her husband, S. ].
Manners n = EhR0s was Y arrested e On ! the
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-10
RED CROSS COLUMN

This space has been devoted to the
Red Cross for the purpose of keeping
the publ Uniformed as to what is be-
ing accomplished in the work ROOM
These boxes were sent 20 the Sup
ply House in Atlanta the month of
January as follows
l. Surgical supplies, 1900 banbages.
2. Hospital garments, So flannel pa
jamas, 3 comfort pillows, SO with 70
cases. 4. Knitted articles, SO sweaters,
helmets etc.
Thewcrk rom is open every day
except Saturdays. Following is list
of the ladies who worked last week,
and the number OF hours they worked:
Monday: Director, Mrs. J. A. Key.
M issLucile Williams, hours, Miss
Hortense Williams, 2 hours, Mis- Geor-
gia Russell, 2 IL hours. Miss Lorena
Cox, 1 hchr, Mrs. d. c. Browder, 5
hours, Mrs. Brit Williams, hours,
Mrs. w. c. Calhoun, l IL hours, Mrs.
w. P. Fleming, l hour, Mrs W. H.
Hodges, l hour. Mrs J. A. Key, 5
hours, Mrs. w. H. Cunningham, hours
Made and pressed q T bandages.
Tuesday, Mrs. F. L. Bartholomew.
Mrs. j. w. Bivins, 5 IL hours, Mrs.
T. ]. Durrett, hours, Mrs. Ed Kiser,
/ IL hours, Mrs. B. H. Palmer, IL
hour, Mrs. w. H. Mckenzie, 3 II hours
Mrs. L. l.. Davis, 2 hours, Mrs J. A.
Davis, hours, Mrs Joe Fem, hours,
Mrs. Cliff Montford, 2 hours, Mrs.
Clyde Wilson, 2 hours, Mrs Barthol-
omeW, hours, Mrs w. H. Cunning
ham, 6 hours, Mrs. Gordon, hours,
Mrs. Boatright IL hours, Mrs. Pal
mcr Green hours, Mrs. Goering IL
hours, Mrs Billiard hours, Mrs. Cord
2 hours, Mrs. Fleming hours, Mrs
A. /. Webb 2 1-2 hours, Mrs. Hunt
2 hours, Miss Durrett hours, Miss
Hughes hours, Miss Pauline Neal
2 hours. Made 2S4 4 Congresses.
Wedr esday Director, Mrs. A. c.
Fraseur. Mrs. Cunningham z hours, /.
Mrs. Moses 2 hours, Mrs. Fraseur
hours, Mrs. Jeter hours, Mrs. Pope
3 hours, Mrs Malone 3 hours, Mrs.
Hyde 2 hours, Mrs. j. H. Churchwell
2 hours, Mrs. Calhoun hours, Mrs.
Boatright, 10 hour, Mrs. Feagle
hours, Miss Marie Diffee hour. Made
IA 7 bandages.
Thursday, Mrs. A. F. Churchwell,
Director. Mrs. H. C. Wheeler 3 hours,
Mrs j. M. Clements hours, Mrs. M.
d. Calhoun 6 hours, Mrs. Perry Glenn
ents hours, Mrs. Claudia Pate
hours, Mrs C. c. Cleveland hours,
Mrs. G. B. Wilkes / hour, Mrs L. A.
Parker hours, Mrs T. j. Durrett
hours, Mrs j. w Cannon l 10 hours,
Mrs. George Dekle 3 hours. Mrs G.
T. Ray / IL hours Mrs. F. G. Boat
right 2 IL hours, Mrs Moses 3 hours,
Mrs. Cunningham IL hours, Mrs.
R. L. Huffman 8 hours, Mrs A. F.
Churchwell hours, Miss Rosser
hours, Miss Krumrine 1 10 hours,
Miss Taylor 10 hours. Made T Band
ages, AS; 4 Congresses, 90.
Friday, Director Mrs c. NJ. McKen-
zie Mrs. Gordon Cox hours, Mrs
Cunningham l IL hours, Mrs. Moses
IL hours, Mrs. Fleming 5 hours,
Mrs. Bcatright 3 hours, Mrs. Russell
Fem hours, Mrs. Whipple 2 hours,
Mrs. Parker l hour, Mrs. Lee Cars
well / hour, Mrs. Brien 2 hours, Mrs.
J B. Ryals l hour, Miss Leah Terry
8 hours A Congresses, 1873
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charge Of sending her into the room.
The court dismissed her with warn
ing and fined her husband $50. She
is now actress in three-a-day vaude-
Vile. She was an employee OF the Ma
tonal Pencil Factory where the ia
nous murder took place, and her tes-
tmony was used by the state to estab-
lsh the time element.
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DISTRICT NO. 1.
1. Mrs. Henry MCCARTHY
2. Miss Claudia Bolton
3. Mrs. w. Fl. Thornton
4. Mrs. Morgan Brown
5. e. r. overly
DISTRICT NO. 2.
/. Miss Bessie Pitts
9. Miss Elizabeth Summerford
g. Miss Matte Griffin
4. Mrs. Minnie Lou Ruark
5. Miss Jessie Kirkland
6. Miss Mabel Wright
7. Miss Bessie Tippett.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-10

Mrs Hal Stoy and her guests, Mrs.
A. v Classon, of Ocanto, Wis, spent
Wednesday in Macon.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-02-10
T TOMORROW

One of the Saturday Event ng Posts "SubDeb" stories
Mary Roberts Rhnehar charming and de-
ghful Marguerite Clark.
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THE LEDFORD HOUSE
Mrs. E. /. Ledford. Props.

Mrs. F. L. Ledford, Props.
Clean Bedding, Desirable Rooms, Table
Supplied with the best the market af-
fords uo. .t. r
Terms Reasonable
105 Eighth Ave-, a CordeIe, Ga.
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BRIDGE CLUB.

BRIDGE CLUB.
Mrs. j. T. Jones entertained the mem
bers of her bridge club delightfully."- on
Friday afternoon at her home on Elev
enth avenue. Mrs. c. c. Montford won
prize for top score, dainty hand made
handkerchief After the game a de-
licious salad course was served at the
tables. A
D. c.. Ketchum, of Vienna, was here
yesterday
Mr.. j. e Lindsey ann little son, Gene,
spent yesterday in Atlanta.
#-#-a
Miss Melissa Ogburn is the guest for
the week end of friends in Triton.
Genial j. w. Francis, who is every
body's friend is On the sick list.
*-*--;s
Numerous friends of Mrs. Louise
Needham will regret to learn of her
recent illness.
"-#-$
Mrs. Leo Marshall and children of
Ashbu are guests for the week end
Of Mrs J A. Ward.
$3.50
Miss Annie Burkehead, Hat Trim
mer at Churehwells. will arrive first
OF the week with a complete line Of
millinery.