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Considcro-com;nta 81 doctor Ga
lland-qrc debo disculparmc &c ira
tar este tema otra vcz, porque haco
my pocos r1eseS advert acerca de
los qelicros del eXceso &c grasa Ell Ia
alimentaci6n de To- ninoE. La &C
tura dc centerareI de cartas cue re-
cibo, me da a entcnder cue CT error
continual sisndo practicable dia-la-
mente V u-oducieNdo a muchos nj
nos los mas desastTosos resu!taco,.
Desgracia damen:n Ia practice de adj
m;uistrar a los ninp5 una formula
~alimenJic:a Que contisrc Tn altislmc
~porccntajc dc grasa, fuG aconsejada
hace algunos amos per uno o do; hon.
bres a ~Quienes SC considerable altori-
dades en- la alimsntacion de IA infaa-
cha. Sus ideas tuvicron amplie pu.
blic:dad y muchos mGd:cos modernos
son todavia disclpI os dc ezta dea-
venturada teoriA.
Tn nino que sc alimenta 0 mez-
elias de crema-v por mezc'a- de ere
ma debc entendersc toma- de Ia bo-
tella dc Ieche que ha estado en- po-
sici6n vertical durante a gunas horaE,
la porcion eompacta cue SO aclmula
en- Ia parte superior. para Ill uir'a
con aqua Y ~adic:onarla con azucar de
!eche-esta siendo aiimcntado cast
exclusivamente On azucar Y grasa,
mientras q:c G, elemento mas 'mpor-
tantc para su c%recimeinto Y dcsarro-
10. la su-.ancia proteica, es omltlda,
cast completamente. En- la porcior
que Sc acumula en- Ia paTte superio:
de Ia boteiia de lsche, hay una pc,
auena cantidad de s~ustancia proteica.
nero Ia leche que queda desnatada
es Ia que contiene en- mayor propor'
ci6n.. Tn nino alimentado algir
| tismpo con esas mezclas de crcna
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so.UG DE GRATIfICACION dare 4 la per-
SOM que me proporcione inforntes exactos del
senior Juan Ortiz Coronado y de In sonora
Maxima Orta. ell E.imero ONO dc so amos De
eiad, color moreno. u3a barba eerraca: la Sc
nora dc 10 amos. les acompaha una nina dc
10 amos cuyo nombrc es Maria Torres. Haec
POGO vivian en- c. MieT, n. L.. Mex. Cual-
quier inforre que Sc tenEs favor de diririr-
10 J Aniceto Torres. Sugarland. Tex. d3)
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GRATIFJCARE con s.. 90 a Ia person,

GRATIFICARE con $500 a la persona que
nc prpporcione iaformcs cxactos del senior
Arolinar Elizondo y de su esposa Ia sebora
ricenta OIycra. originarios de IA Hacienda de
La Paz. Edo. de Coahuila. Mexico. Tuvc no.
,iciGs de que ultimamente SC h=Eaban radica-
COS cerca dc San Marcos, Texas. Cuaiauicr
informe que Sc tcnga sobrc dichas personals ia
yor de dirigirlo a Juan Uvallc, Rosenberg.
Texas. C5D
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$1,000 DE GRATIFiCACioN dare I Ia per-
soma que me proporcione 'infornes exactos del
seTc- Marcos Soils y de Ia sonora Angela
A.yala, origina-ios de La Barca, Jal.. Mex.
La sclora es de color moreno. cucrpo regu-,
lar, tiene varios lunares en- IA cara: el seior
es moreno. estatura regular. CUaiquier in-
forure que Sc tenga acerca de dichas perso-
mas favor de! diriyi-lo 4 Sebastian Ayala. AS
Cherry St. Fort Collins. Colo. II
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Los PELIGROS DEL EXCESO De GRASA EN-
LA ALIMENTACION De Los NIN0S

FL doctor William H. Ga land, es-
pecialista que tiene a su cargo Ia sec
ci6n de c~onsultas sobre enfermeda-
DIES de los ninos de Il importante
revista metropolitan. publIca en- Ell
uitimo numero de esSa, 10 sigulclte:
Siguiendo r2estra costumbre de los
ultimos meses creo sera discreto pre-
sertar 81 case clinico dc otro 3ino.
La nina cue usareElos este mes CO.
mo obieto c'inico, nos ensena una lee
zion muv i~!ustrativa. Al habla-nos
dc ella, Ia madre Sc eXprosa en- los
s~iguiente5 terminus:
Nj nina tisne ahola diez meses'
Al nacsr pesaba rinco libra Y se.s
onzas V a los nuevc mescs y Il Sc
mana. ounce lihras = media. Esta
gorda. aparece hicn Tornado y tlenc
Ia piel cars. Lc di eXclusivamente
el pecho hasta los cinco mc5es y me-
dio. Durante los priHne"os cuatro
meses V medic todas las scna2as sc
Ia veia gana- en- desarrollo y en pc
so. Entonces &c detuvc comp.eta-
mcnte V 4 los cinco Y medic meses mi
medico ME aconsej0 que ayudara 81
| al:mentaci6n con botclla. Comcnce
dandolc por cspacio dc IN mes, a las
dicz De "a manana. una porci6n all
mcnticia er cuya preparation uzaba
siete onzas de crem1 de !cci.c, once
dc aqua. n onza de !eche desn2tada,
! una onxa de azucar de leche y una
onza dc aqua de eel. Moztro con
ESQ siatomas dc mejori1 Y 4 los scis
mcses Y medic aumentG 4 ocho onzas
IL cantidad de crema, \ doce Ia de
aqua, deiando los otrus ingredlentes
en- las mismas proporclones. Tuvo
IN ataouc dc diarrea, pcro cl doctor
me ~aconscio que ~contlnuara . los
mi-ra formula. Una e desaparecido
ell atacuc. segIi d&ndosela durante
otro mes Y gradualncate Gamble III
: imentaciGn dandole tres vcccs 2!
pecho Y res botc!las al dia. a los
ocho meses principle : tcre- todas las
loches ataques lie iN:ranqu!!idad. +!
ost6rago Y los iHtostinos sc l. lie
naban de CASE. \ meardo. durant"
Ia noche. despersaba l!o"ando. SUI
dcposiciones, QUE hasta entonces ma
bian sido norrales. comcn-aron a
ser vlrGps o amari 10 ve:dosas, con-
t.nienGo tro=os dUro. dc lech" !
srandcs cant;dades De mLcos.dad. POI
este tiemro coHnen-o 4 sudHr mucho
ccrca de la cabeZa, aumentadc e5t9
yuIor en- las noche,; Y cs cXtrano
que micntras rchuEs tomar toda can
tidad dc Ia bo:e,la, SC ciIpa ci dedo
V actua Ia mayo parte De! tempo CO.
no 81 cstuviera han,brienta.
Ultimamonte me IA alarmado u
c7usa dc csc lie han saiido grandcs
~ojcras V en- ocaz:onc3 csti muy pa
Ida La manos Y .os pics Sc ic po-
tnar a wees aZulosoF Y escribo q u
ted para cue me indique como crl-
tarlc que sufra tanto, sobrc TODD or
las noches. y me olga :! no cs muy
dcbil;tantn para ella que sudc tan1o.
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PESQUISAS

Sc DARA BUENA GRATIFtCACION a Ia
persona que p.oporcionc informes cxactos de-
senior Enrique Zepcda, de % amos de edad, ba-
10 dc c~statura. color blaneo. en- Mexico era fe-
rrocarrilcTo, estando cmplcado en- Ia Division
dc Aeuascalientcs en- JUNO de 1915 vino a
sstados Unidos. habicndo escrito por Ultima
vcz en- Mayo DC 1917 de Ex-Ganc No. :, Brigh-
ton. Colo. Cualauicr infomc favor de dirigir-
10 + Victoriano Marquee. EX-Gang No. 5. Pam
pa. Texas. ti6D
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r c r T E

TsteS 3 .uarce csta d::ccci5n para li,
a. Ia ruestre a SIS amigos que su;ren t
Gales, mezquinos. zizotes = grano5 de l.
piel. Con Csc. en- tinbres r~cstaLes gu,
me remita lc man6o. . vueita dc correc
franco dc porte. Ira cajita de poanada TT.
Ialez. I.s meio- de. mundo para eztas enfer
nela6e,. Devue;vo e! dinc.o > L pe-5o.:
zre Sc cprr Y 10 sane.
ESPIRIDION GONZALEZ.
? o Box 5tT laredo. Ten
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$500 DE GRATIFICACIoN dare a Ia per-
iona que me propo. >jone informes eNactos dc
nj hiio. Guadalupe D&vila. de IL amos dc edad !:
colcr moreno. cuerpo regular. alGo deigado.
.iEinario de Encarnacion De Diaz. Jaiisco.
~aitSico. EscribiI por Ultima vcz &c Tayior.
y. Mexico. Cuaiquicr inforne que Sc tonga
sobrc dicha persona favor dc dirigirIo a Va
.erte Davila. Garden City, Kansas. u5)
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ENSENANZA.

LECCIONES dc Inglts. Frances y piano
por rrofcsora con larEa r~T:ictica on Ia cpse-
nanzn. 30 San Pedro Ave. usD
IECCloNES De PIANO Y CANTO "a do
naicil;o Precioj convcncioaales. PROFESSOR
FELIX RUANO. sraduaGo en- los Censerva-
tori,,s dc Madrid y faris. Rccibc ordenes
40 MORALES ST. Sc haS.a Frances y Es-
paIol.
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cABALLERo> MEXICANo, honrado y ira
| ha iudor. de so amos de clad. desca eorrespon-
| denc:a con scaorita mcxican-, oo9eoo matri-
rnouio. Dirigirse \ Martin Pcscz, Bureau.
Iianai.- f25l
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CASESE:

|, Cataloyo DE- dana, yEs-xrcsnas J otrat
/ nar;onali,I1d.s eSteasI i!Ss de Eermo-
SOS nomores.
Maaie UN DOLLAR = le nnvIare!ncs a
yuelta de correo, r:Iestro complete, Ca
!. tulcso Matrimonial, ION c~escripc!ones
| compieta., &c muchas ~jjrenes = a!Sr-
nas viuGas, one buscan 4 I'm marieS
ouencs y hon-adc. Pusde listed cscribir
a c,.aicuic-a de elias : contrae. ~. te-
liz matrimou;o en- MY treve tempo.
Nasotros. por nuestra parte sJmos peg
sonas rocnm,ntab!9 nuestro neGoeio
es,i bassco scbre Il honrsGez y I-t:iti-
m;Gad asi cs ,iuc no dele que IA p't:ue-
Ii. eantidaG de I'M DOLLAR si-ra DC cs-
/ tc-bo en- ina p,obcble GELlClDAD MA
i TRIMOSiAi.. Es:riba hoy r:i:rne a.;
COSMOPOLITAN CORRESPONDENCE
CLUB
z. o. Box i5s. Venice. Cai-
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PROFESSIONALS

DEPARTMENT. JUDICIAL Y ADM
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gratis u los Pc
bres' Y po. ccr:eo. ExauiaaHios tuu!os, Tor
muiarnos poderes, etc. para Ia Repu5hed me-
xicara. Antonio Castellanos. .Abosado Me
xicano. Arthur NJ. Gray. Abogado Americana
ex-Profesor &C IL Universidad de New York
Jorge ". Drake. Notario Publico. Oficlnas
~ y % FRENCH BUILDING. p. o. Boz 2o7,
San Antonio. Teas.
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APRENDA I'd. a hElla- = e.cr;hir insle-
con propieGsd y correction. Prof ". 4
Dia-. 4o3 y. Flores
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Sc NECESlTAN senoritas o sehoras con cx-
pa-icacia en- h2cer ca;nisas, marcas = oJaics a
r,gf:c. Trabajo IN mGquiras electr!cas. De
~rijanse a johnson Shirt Factory, 2l9 Nava-
RIO 81. tIo'
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VENDO mi resideacia situada en- la csqIins
de las Gales Sheridan y Madison Ia me,or
acoaGiciorada de Ia ciudad. con o SIN nue.
bles. TambieR maGnifico autom6vil Pierce
Arrow Para mayores in.ormcs ocurran a 1T
y x ". Commerce St. o Cargo LA PREM
Sh.
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UNICA CASA QUE VENDE De TODo
PoR CoRREO.-Fonogrzfcs y Discos Column
bia. Cruces. Baranda.es. MoinoS hio-tezima.
$3.50 y $3.50: Hidaigo. Sill: La Campana
1925: Ropa, ScnbrcroS. Caizado. Nuep,cs,
.iedici7as. YcrbGs. Ar.iculcs Mexicanos. etc.
PiGancs informcs. J. n. FLORES y HNO.
Box los. tlorcsvilIc, Tex.
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Sc NECESiTA recamarcra para trahajar en
las ranaras: dcbe ser asea'ia- ocurran a
232 Garden ST. ~ ufb
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RENTo I'm maznifico cuarto amueblzdo, chi
casa familia particular; propio para niatsl-
nonio o dos cabaliercs con ssisuencia 81 Sc
dsasa redia c,..dra de n Inca San Pedro.
l4T Warren St s-Ji
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ESPECIALIDED en- reclamaciones por da-
ros rersonales. atropeiios. ctc. HRso tcda
c!as, de cohrallzss. r. P. McClockey, I'll
= rost 6ldG.
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DE- 0CASI0N|
EMPLEOS

Sc NECESITA un buen zapatero- Beer
sueI6o 2 r,ersJn ma cor.petente. ocurran 4 e6Ii.
Austin ST. 80
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MUSICA PARA PIANO. La ;cncr,os de
.odcs ics autorcs. antigua y rncGt-na. fida
!ista y precios 4 Compahia Pubiic;sta Ida-.
Laredo, Tex.
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UCULIsTA oPT1CO.-DR. ARTURO CaA-
MER. .Antecios y ientes dc tota5 ca:sss.
EYamen de II vista GRATIS Die. amos de
estudio y practica en- Europa , Mexico. Ha-
ba espanol. frances G itsliano. 3i3 Hicks
Building. Esuuina de IL Gale Houston :
Avcnida C..
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AkREWDAMIEN:0

HOTEL SAN LUIS. Cua-tos i:u:Dios . bs-
rates. Precios es?ecia!es POI sernans- eOi
Ncr,h Santa Rosa avenue, San Antonio, Tex;
cARsoS DE ALQUILER DOLLAR.
81 .sO po- bora. Sc guardian y lavan carros.
LOO semanario. Reparaciones : pinturss
nuy baratas. 5el-506 S. Flores. Teiefoaos
Crockett y Travis 1920.
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DIR. SaLoME GAR2A ALDAPE. &c ID a
cuitad de Mexico. autorizado en- cl Estaco De
Texas. Fspeeiaiista en- cirusia en- general.
Oficina 10 East Nueva s.. Telefono Travis
S2gI.
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MIGUEL BoLASoS CACHO. AboGado.
Especial a;encion al servicio de consultas y
docincatos juridicos conccrnicntes L neSocios
v !eyes de Mexico. FOL Martin Bldg. FL Pa
so. TexaS.
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DR.. NJ. MARTINEZ GUZMAN.-Especia-
lidad en- Intermediates dc nihos y parties. Me-
tic:na en- general. Oficins 1901 w. CONNER
&C S.. ICieiono Travis 2266.
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VENTAS

FORTUNATE DE LOS SANTOS-Asente
dc n Compania SINGER de Maquinas de
COSER. Maquiras dc COSER para familia.
Sa5trcria = Iapatcria en- abonos muy como
dos. RENTO miquinas. Vcndo fonoSrsfos
COLUMBIA en- abonos. i0I Nortc San Sa-
ha. Fclefono Travis $3.50.
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SCAR EMPLOYMENT CO.-ili NORTH
Flores s.. puede prcporcionar Il ;issed :raoa-
iadores y empleos. Te!cfono Travis loss.
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GUADALUPE BERLANGA. PARTERA.-
Atie.de llamados a toGa bora. so Monte
=rcy So.
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ST NECESITA cSrros opra Erudans2s 0 car
"a: cquipsies. liable 4 ieic'oH'
Travis li.b.
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DR.. FEDERICO JoHNSToN-Medicina y
cirugia en. general. Hotel Monterrey. Guar
los | y .. lG9 S. Santa Rosa Avenue, Tc!e-
| fonos Or. 2616 y C.. 5000.
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sESoR PRlSCILIANo LOZANo. sirvssc
listed mandar 81 direction ii scror j.. :.
Str;b.inC. LlaHo, Tex. 40!
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Tzf.LER FONoGRAFitO. Lcardro ": Eo-
d":guez- Repuracioa dc fCHo"fafeS ue
lis rlas,s Maouinas de coscr: Armas, Re
:o,.s. Cerraduras. ct>. NaGainas De eoscr
NIGER: Fon0Erafos nucvos EN- ABoNoS
e s.yurGa n.ano. y BARATOS; ACC
sorios para fonografo5 y maqrinas dc coscF.
inc rupn7v;st: St. San Antonio. Tex.
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ALAMO DETECTIVE sERV;CE-Asunscs
corf;6enc:aics. 2Il Frost Bldg.
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AGENTES DE PUsLlCACicNES. VA es'
III en- prensa Ell DcriGd.co annual h-noristito
"El Eco de los Panteones - impreso a colo.
res. apara:c-a los dias 10 J , dc Novicnbrc
n-Gyimo. Prccio. ic ~cicm2la. Ordcne So
r.LiGo con ,iaurn. BazalGGs > .Arrczola.
ic,prcso.es. Box .s3, Laredo. lex. ,loj
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TOTOGRhFIA NATIONAL TomaiHo,
re: ruios dia y roche: naestro ttshaio es ..
| rantizado. Especialdai en- retraiIi para L
/, Consul y grupos farliiiares. Ampli .:anlos
reveIamos y %copiamc3 pc!icuios de heiaL
NATIONAL PHOTO STUDIO" 49, Wes'
EnNstun s..
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DIVERSOS

E1HPR0 RueE sS .anttISoS% eranoes ! Pc
i;.cEas. Gl9 Sous. Flores Il iIb)
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-24
|CALL TO help in
STAMP CAMPAIGN
MEETING COMMITTEE AT FIVE
This AFTERNOON TO MAKE
ARRANGEMENTS.

At a committee meeting this after
noon of those interested in the final
arrangements for the War Stamp
Campaign plans will be- made for
pursuing the work throughout the en-
tire county. The work in Crisp will be
pushed to completion as rapidly and
as thoroughly as possible.
A message from Governor Dorsey
to Judge u. V. Whipple, chairman of
the local council of defense, indicates
that strong interest is felt in Georgia's
portion. The message reads:
Gas Chairman Of the Georgia coun-
Gil of defense and Governor of Geor-
gia I ask that you and all workers
devote all or such portion of your
time as you possibly can to the call
from the President that between now
and June twenty,eighth all persons in
the state directly or Indirectly pledge
to buy War Savings Stamps to the full
extent of their ability during the re-
mainder c. the year. Georgia is third
from the bottom in the list of states
in this Government call for War Saw
ings purchases.
Both pride and patriotism demand
that this situation be changed immdi-
ateIy.. War Savings Stamps arc a
splendid investment.
Thousands of people all over the
state are joining the Thousand Dollar
Limit Club and you can influence
many to join. Please give ali the time
end support you can to the War Saw.
ings organization in your county from
now until June twenty-eighth.
HUGH M. DORSEY, Governor
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-24
NITRATE SUPPLY
IS CUT SHORT
LOCAL FARMERS WILL LIKELY
HAVE TO GO ALONG WITH
WHAT THEY HAVE

Information coming from the gov
eminent indicates that there will be
no more nitrate of soda for use in
the crops of the present season in this
section This is due to the fact that
the ships are being used elsewhere by
the government.
There was an additional ship load Of
this valuable fertilizer on the way, but
this was lost on the coast of Cuba and
there will be no more this season UNI
less it can be swapped.
Farmers here had ordered 245 tons
of nitrate. They have received to date
1902 tons. A considerable shortage is,
therefore, to be experienced by the
farmers of Crisp.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-24
SCHOOL AIDING RED CROSS

ATHENS, June 23.-In addition to
the state convention of the Red Cross
to be held here in connection with
the University summer school, the
dates being July 2, and 4, the sum-
mer school, with the cooperation of
the Southern Division Red Cross Head
quarters, is offering to the women gen
orally, as we'll as the teachers, of the
state, courses in training to meet en-
Grgencies of the war, extending from
July LIST to August Bird, the duration o.
tie summer term.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-24

the road which he has served for many
years before the Government took
charge. Mr.. Lamb is one. of the few
railroad presidents who managed to
keep faith with the employees and own
ers of the road.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-24
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

The Mayor and City Council OF Cor
dele, will offer for sale, on the pre-
misses, beginning at 1U o'clock A. M. |
on the 18th. day of July next, the pro-
perty known as the city Hall" prop
erty, and being lots Nos. S and on
Block number 10 as appears from map
of survey of the City of Cordele, to-
gether with the building located there
on. Said plot Of ground has 100 feet
frontage on Wall Street and runs
back north 100 feet to railroad right
of way.
The Mayor and City Council re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids, and the sale is made subject to
ratification and confirmation by said
Iayor and City Council. Should any
party, or parties desire to submit pri-
vate sealed bids, they may do so by
depositing the same with the clerk,
said bid, or bids to be opened after
the public auction herein referred to
and any and all such private bids shall
be considered by the Mayor and City
Council, and accepted. or rejected, as
they may see fit, in the same manner
as the public bid.
Terms, one third cash, balance to
be arranged to suit the purchaser the
I deferred payments bearing eight per
cent interest.
]. H. LAMB,
Chairman, Building and Grounds
I Committee.
4 -sSs@.
6-t0-to 7.15-1S
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-24
MEATLESS WEEKS
SOON in GERMANY

? LONDON, June 24.-Meatless weeks
81
for Germany is possibility in the
near future, Dr. Muller, undcrsecre-
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-24
LAMB APPOINTMENT PLEASING

FITZGERALD, June 22.-Teh ap-
pointment of former president, E. 7.
Lamb, of the A. B. & A. Railway by
Secretary McAdoO as Federal mana
ger of the A. B. & A, the Frisco Sys-
ia and West Point, the Georgia Rail-
road, the Western. Carolina aud the
Charleston and Western, has met with
general satisfaction along the line Of
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-24

tary for food distribution announced
at meeting Saturday of the Reich
stag food committee.
1t will be impossible to increase the
rations' he said, and most likely it
will be necessary to lower it or in
troduce m2atless weeks for the whole
of Germany.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-24

DR. Stockton Arson and tie heads Of

DIR Stockton Arson and the heads of
all tie departments of the Southern
Division will be here for the c;nveu.
ton of chapters in three days con.
ference and the best instructors will
be hera for the full courses in: Home
service or civilian relief information.
full course in home nursing, sewing
for the Junior Red Cross, I.3m3 como
mics, and vocational and teachers
special training. The topics with dates,
schedules, embrace wide range of
work for the women of the state in
this time of war.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-24
NO WORMS
I'm a Healthy Child

All children troubled with worms have an un-
healthy color, which indicates poor blood, and as
rule, there is more or less stomach disturbance
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-24
Groves
TasfeIess chill Tonic

contains just what the blood needs Iron and Ouinne
in a form acceptable to the most delicate stomach
and if given regularly for two or three weeks will
enrich the blood improve the digestion and act as
general strengthening tonic to the whole system
Nature will then throw off or dispel the worms and
the child will be in perfect health It is pleasant to
take. Price 60c.
PERFECTLY HARMLESS. CONTAINS Nh
NUX-VONIICA OR OTHER POISONOUS DRUGS
When A General Strengthen
ing Tonic is Needed in the
Home For The Child,
For the Mother or the Father,
Take Groves TaSfeEess
chill Tonic
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-24

Secretary of War Baker has author
lied the establishment of an army
school of nursing for training women
between II and IS years old.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-06-24

FARM WANTED:-I wish to pur-
chase an improved farm so to 200
acres within miles of good town on
r. F. D. Route. Write me full details
what you have, locations and best
prices. j. II. Styles. Carrollton, Ga.
6-246t. pd.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-07-25
PAJAMAs BOON TO SOLDIERS.
Replace Gas-lnfscted Clothing And A.
ford Great Comfort.

Paris.-Hosptal pajamas made by
American women have been found of
the utmost service in replacing gas
infected clothing at the II Red Cross
bath stations which have been started
in France. TO relieve the gassed men
of the clothing they have been wear
Ing give them bath and supply them
with pajamas and a blanket is all
that can be done for them immediate
ly. Covered with the Red Cross
blanket they go to the nearest hos
pital.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-07-25

William l.. Edison, the second son of
Thomas A. Edison, who is following in
his fathers footsteps as far as me-
chanical genius is concerned, has en-
listed In the United States Tank corps
after declining an officers commission.
lie reported at Fort Slocum to be in
oculated, and after five-day rest he
was sent to Gettysburg, Pa, where the
tank corps is trained. This is the sec
ohd time that he has served in the
army OF the United States. At the age
Oh nineteen he enlisted in the First
regiment, U. S. volunteer engineers.
with corporal's rating, during the
Spanish-American war. He is now
thirty-elght years old.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-07-25
Sonny Was Safe.

An exceptionally voluble golfer was
vainly trying to hit his ball with the
driver. After each unsuccessful effort
ne expressed his contempt for the ball
ana the game in lurid phraseology.
Pausing in his remarks for want of
breath, he noticed small girl watch
Ing him and holding by the hand II
very small boy. Immediately visions
of flying golf balls flashed across his
mind.
You ought not to bring your little
brother here" he cautioned the girl
on it's all right, sir" she replied
calmly. Hes quite deaf"