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Building Materials.

Powell steel Kitchen. white enamcled.
hscproot with every up.,o.da,c ai,chen ap-
piiance. Costs ouc-halt wha. the average
Kitchen costs. Tho MURPHY lN.a-poop
BED mo, a folding bedj. a metal bed tia,
at nigh, can be In your sun par.or or
sleeping porch instantly turned into a
room In the dag. wi,hou, eror,. placed
In the closet. out Of sight. Most sanitary
and comfortable Three rooms Murphytzed
have the efficiency OF 6 rooms. Rents go
down. owners profits go up. More con-
Teniences and legs houscwo.k-
For Information. write or come AID SEQ
our display rooms
MURPHY DOOR BED co. or ATLANTA.
2o4 Peachtrcc Arcade Building.
Atlanta. Ga.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm. and Land For Sale. q

sss AcRES-Farm In Nottoway County. $50
from station and school, tiue or dark TO.
hacco land and timber: necessary buildings
EiHht-rooul house. Address Mrs. Geo. r.
Hawkes., MELVILLE. Va
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Wanted--ReaI Estate.
80

ROIiT.TIVARD-For gale home on DouIeva ri
modern In evory respect. direct from
owner. Address r. O. BOX TAI.
CHURCH. HH.I.-wanted. on Church Hin
or In tho suburbs. or T-room house with
modern conveniences, except heat. Price
must not exceed 5000. and terms must be
reasonable. State your lowest price and best
terms In hrst letter: also when possession
can be had. Address G $50. caro- Times
COUNTRY property, We have some very
desirable country property for sale. See
National Ranls Ruiidinx
FARM--Wanted. to hear from owner OF
hood farm for salo. State cash price
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1000 ACRES

business and pleasure combined.
have a hne l.ooo-acre farm fronting
York River. few miles below West
Point. Lovely beach for bathing.
over 100 acrcs oysters. fine FISHING.
boating. etc. Four sets buildings.
Ono large and good for club pur-
poses-others for tenants. Several
Moving artcsian wells. excellent
water. Want ton men only to put
UP small amount money each. on
which they will certainly get from
s TO 10 per cent annually. besides
the pleasure. Address Box So. West
Point. Va
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One-Half Broad Street
Store For Rent

Store now occupied by confectionery
VIII rent half to drug store or shoo
asked. Address y S2S. caro- Tinnsa-
Dispatch. J.-p
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DISPLAY-CLASSIFIED

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Or MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Pa.
Emma Trey Thomas and
j. Lavierre Thomas
Emma L. i Kunkel, Annie June Term.
MiSsimer, Cora pe.S 1919.
husband. Wiliia am Equity.
Still. John +. Still, Partition.
tilda G. Watson and
c. r. Watson. her hus-
band; Ri hard NJ.
Still, Howard W. Still.
and A.. NJ. Frolund.
her husband; Grace, A.
Still. Ruth NJ. Mannion
and James Mannion,
her husband.
TO WILLIAM STILL
The aboye Proceeding is Bill I'm in
premises, to-wit: the dwelling and lot
Of land. situate IN the Borough of OF
Chestnut Streets. which descended
from Matilda A Herner on her death
which your father. John Still, was one.
and from your father. on his death
in 1912; TO you n and your sister and ID
one fifteenth.
On September End. 1919, your where
abouts being unknown. the Court made
1919. the said motion being entertained.
and 1t appearing to the Court that the
defendant. William Still; cannot. by
diligcnt inquiry, be found. as to be
personally served with any process, 1t
is ordered by tho Court that you. the
said William Still, be required to cause
an appearance to be entered for you
in the Court OF Common Pleas of
Montgomery County, on or before Monl7-
day. October 20. 1919, and to file your,
answer to the Bill OF Complaint IF
Emma Trey Thomas and j. L.avierre
Thomas. against you and others, on or
before November 4th., 1919. and OBJ
serve what the Court shall direct. You
are also notified that if you fall to
comply with the above directions by
not entering an appearance IN the
prothonotarys Once on or before Oc-
answer on or before. November 4th.
1919. you Will he liable to have the
Bill taken pro confesso. and decree
made against you in your absence.
Service OF this order to be made by
publication of this order and state
ment OF the substance and object OF
the Bill in the Richmond (Va.) Times
Dispatch. once a week for four weeks"
SUCCESSFULLY. commencing not later
than September IL, 1919
by the Court:
JOHN FABER MILLER,
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By RAAB & COMPANY, INC,
REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERS,
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRACT OF LAND IN CHARLES CITY
ABOUT 3 MILES FROM PROVE
DENCE FORGE. AND ABOUT Z OR
MILES BELOW CHARLES CITY
COURTHOUSE.
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REAL EsTATEFOR SALE
Houses for Sale.
EARLY DELIVERY.


. rooms bath. on good street. lot
t.1l3S feet. ..................s 4.t5s
rooms. lot 4SxiSo feet............ 1850
f-room cottage, gas. well water, edge
OF town.. ......... 1850
Woodland .Heish,s.... " ..... $500
rooms: bath. good corner In Wood
rooms. brick. bath. concrete base
ment under the entire house, Tot
sSsi+s feet. woodla nd Hcights.... 5000
rooms. bath. line. ......... $500
line ;.............. a.5oo
able corner .:..........: ......... 5000
.invrs,men, -: ........:. 1900
li-room brick residence. with all
conrcnienccs beautiful suburban
SITUATION ....... ...-......... $4,000
Attractive 8-room bungalow. at For
est Hill. stucco Must be seen to
be appreciated Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Consult US for best bargains. We give
service.
J: A. coSNELLY co.
Madison 1851. Madison 33s2.
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FOR SALE-Thrce beautiful homes West
hampton section: ready for occupancy
modern In every respcrt; garages. lawns
trees Apply TO owner. =. Q. BOX 34s. City
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WE MAKE SELLING OF FARMS A
SPECIALITY.

WE MAKE SELLING OF FARMS A
SPECIALITY.
FOR SALE
so acres. good buildings. Chesterfield
County.
ass acres. stock. Implements. Fiuvanna
County.
acres. fine buildings. on Nine-Miie Road
Ist12 acres. good buildings. Goochiand
County.
200 acres. hne buildings. New Kent County.
80 acres good buildings. Henrico County.
400 acres. splendid buildings. New Kent
County.
II acres. 5-room house. Henrico County.
So acres. fine buildings. Henrico County
Is1-s acres. S-roo,n house. Hanover
1873 acres. river farm. King william
County.
s7s acres. good buildings. Chesterfield
County
los acres. fine buildings. Chesterfield
County.
rs acres. good buildings. Hanover County
ESQ acres. nice buildings, Nottowsy
90 acres. 3-room house. near Eiko. Va.
$50 acres. nne buildings. Goochland
County.
Also numerous small places on car line
for sale.
T. T. BRANCH.
s3o East Main Street.
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Jcwclry and Watches.
Machinery and Tools.

ISGISE-foE sale Q. exchange for L.C-1
car. !; hors" power engine, % horsennwar
,oiler. Syllable FOR saw mill. BOX "a
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$500 Can give possession in 20 days Terms
% suit. Is $50. care Times Dispatch.
WEST END.
Floyd Avenue. rooms. modern, possess
sion September. 1920; $500.
Grove Avenue. rooms, baths and a
beauty; possession at once: $500 cash hal
ance monthly, and the price right; 1850.
Grove Avenue. s rooms, 2 tile baths,
garage. oak doors. and a beauty: si2.50o.
BARToN HEIGHTS
Hawthorne Avenue. rooms, tlie.aoored
attic. in front of park; 1880.
.-G.,ai,h Avenue. rooms and corner:
$3.50. ' ;
Haines Avenue. 5 rooms. l,rg. basement:
modern; $3.50
And for many Others. com. in to see US.
We have lots OF these that are very at
tractive.
]. A. CONNOLLY & CO.
Seventh and Franklin Streets
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Business Property. 81
FOR SALE. EIGHTEEN MONTHS LEASE
on good sized Broad Street store on go
block west. Immediate possession. Rent
reaso ma BILE VIII sell keyright. Store has
i,Ho square feet floor space Good base :
!ncnt same size Call boulevard lJoo-W
HoTEL--A valuable property known as
:. Jamestown Hotel located in the heart OF
Sfnithhcid. Va. is offered at n sacrifice price
TO settle estate. Constructed OF best ma :
terial: IS bed and living rooms. large din
water wa and electric lights. Urgent. demand
ior modern service at this point. Full par
ticulars on Application. w. T. Bailey SUI
folk. Va.
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MERCHANDISE
WaIItcd-,Io Buy.

LIBERTY AND VICTORY BONDS
OF ALL ISSUES
BOUGHT FOR CASH
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In execution OF a deed of trust, dated
May 20. 1918. and recorded in the
Clerks Office of Charles City Circuit
Court in ID. B. %, page $50. default
having been made in the payment OF
part OF the debt thereby secured and
having been required by the beneficiary
therein so TO do. we will sell by pub
lie auction on
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 90, 1919,
at Charles city Courthouse,
AT O'clock p. NJ, M
the following described property:
All that certain tract or parcel Of
lana In Charles City Couny, Virginia,
known as jackson Tract" containing
three hundred and forty (340) acres,
more or less. bounded as follows: On
INC north by tho Chlckahominy River,
on the east by the lands known as
mon Inn. on the south by the lands
OF watson Tyler and J. II. Lamb, and
on ne west by the lands OF w. e.
Lankln and the land known as Green
olieI' ana being part OF the Same
n,aSe aesis mated on certain plat
maze ny =. Ball. July 3. 1854. together
IERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay all
costs and expenses OF sale. any tases
enat may be due; 100000 with inter-
est from May 30, 1919; $4,000 with In
.erest from May %. 1919 Balance in,
Two equal installments at one and two
Years from date OF sale, evidenced by
notes secured by deed OF trust on the
propery, or the purchaser NAV nav ali
cash IL he so desires.
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY.
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FARMS. TIMBER. SUBURBAN.

-i'N'1'' A-A pisN, SUBURBAN.
100 acres. 80 clear. so in wood and timber.
mile from railroad. IIice $500
IS acres 80 acres clear. Is In timber: =
running streams. Fenced and cross. fenced
Sseve:-rocn house. Located on railroad.
,2, II , s17es oa m9asrp Groom house. beau
garages. lie, US show you this. No In.
80 go acres 18th on the Washington highway.
harrs; etc Fenced and cross; fenced
This n T'uan ne ia1m
and real bargain at the price for which
500 acres. 40 in a high state of cul,iva-
barns; numerous outbuiidings. Price. 5000
Gated .si-s miles from railroad and car ;ar
line Price. 5000.
a5 acres 200 IN eMl,s,,yaton balance in
farms IN the STATE See us for nforms
ton.
= Very sat,raetiys, s,,oqm two.aat building
Of upper nat at once The owner is iea".
e ert FOR FOR $500 @"' "'' 'Ae'' inns prop
River: I-2 million foet near c. & O.: is
million feet near wator and rail- ira ms.
portation. viii be- glad to furnish infor-
nation regarding these tracts at ONCE.
Ginter Park. Immediate possession, at
tractire, modern homo. 6 rooms. bath, sIocp
ing porch. servanta' ROOM basement which
extends under whole house; garage: large
lot enclosed In hodge: nice shrubbery.
II. v. wuITEHURsT & CO..
IfandnInh a7rS
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VEST END-tor sale. one pair hats In
west End: large rooms. up and down
porches: ana D rooms. very large lot
$500. Can give possession in 30 days. Terms
% suit. $50. care Times Dispatch
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OUR QUOTATION ON FIRST
ISSUE. l-2 PER CENT BONDS,
TODAY Is $4,000
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FaTInS dHU IAanu Tor Sale. KS
ACRES-For sale. or will trade for City
property, 30 acres. good improvements OH
New Market Road. . IL miles from, Rich
Dispatch.
FARMS-We have several nice farms on our
list See US. c. l. & II. l. Dsnoon s07
FARMS--If 1t Is a farm YOU want ga.
SaTrett q Co. lll2 East Main Street
FARMS-For farms OF any description see
s,rsa, ~ Jones Co.. Inc. ls North Eighth
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--------------------
Wearing Apparel.
LADIES,

LADIES CoAT-For sale ladies Belgian
blue coat, seal collar. size Is in good
condition. 80 North sixth street
WE BUY and Sell second hand clothes and
shoes 81 North First ST. Madison 7l03.
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GASOLINE ESGIHE-wan,e. . ,r~ =,

MACHISERY-we buy and sell machinery
and pipe Q; every description. We also
pull"ys Richmond Junk and Pine CON-
pahy. a0s br9ok Avenue. Randolph l0ia
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Seeds. rl,nts, Fertilizers. 6

cHNYsANTHEMrMS for snie. ready 10
transplant Large improved Lavender
pink and yellow ones Srvcn,y-fy. 80 c.e, .
and one dollar each or two for 81 80 post
n a!d Address y !. T.. Hopeweu. Va.
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WE BUY PART-PAID BONDS.
WE BUY BONDS OF $50 500 500
AND $1,000 ORGANISATIONS.
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| FOR SALE. equity in Improved city prom
crty Income suficient to pay carrying
! charges and l.I-c per cent on investment
! Of $4,000. SCI. care Times Dispatch
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100 acres. 80 clear. so in wood and timber
| Eight room house. neCt ssary barns etc one
mile from railroad IIice. $500
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-10
GRAY VETERANS
PASS IN REVIEW
IN GREAT PARADE
THOUSANDS OF SPECTATORS
WEPT AND LAUGHED
5000 MARCH In PARADE
Did Soldiers Dance AS in
Younger Days For Their
Spectators

Atlanta, Oct. l0.-VeteranS cd the
armies of the Confederacy more than
eight thousand strong, paraded here
today, staging the closing spectacle
of their twenty-ninth yearly reunion
The line of march was literally
jammed with spectators, who cheered
wept and laughed as the gray clad
passed in review.
The reviewing stand was occupied
by Governor Dorsey and staff, the
command Gen. X. NJ Van
zandt and staff and other distinguish
ed visitors Despite the age of the
veteran marchers which ranged from
70 to more than so, there was the US
ual accompaniment of bucking, dane
ing and gigging and other antics as
they passed the reviewing stand.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-10
y OPPOSED ALSO TO COLLECTIVE
BARGAINING
RIGHT TO STRIKE GIVEN
Sympathetic Strikes, Black
lists and Boycotts are Con
demned in Severe Terms

Washington, Oct. Imposition
to collective bargaining and thc
closed shop were among twelve fun
damental principles outlined by the
group representing capital and pres
\ ented today to the MatioIa! Industrial
Conference.
Sympathetic strikes, black lists and
boycotts were declared to be indie
feasible, antisocial and immoral. :
While deploring strikes and loclouts,
the principles set forth HAT the right
OF the strike or lockout should not
be denied as an ultimate resort af-
ter all possible means of adjustment
had been exhausted"
This right, however 5hoald apply
only to private industry in public utiI,
ity services, It was proposed that
!. will assure continuous operation and
hhe state impose such regulations as
at the same time provide adequate
menas for the prompt hearing and ad-
irstment of complaints and disputes
Opposition to strikes of government
employees was also expressed, the
principles stating that the right of
such employees to be heard to secure
just redress should be amply safe
guarded
For the settlement of disputes in
private industry it was proposed that
each establishment be regarded as
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-10
CINCINNATI TOOK
DAY TO CELEBRATE
REDS RETURN HOME IN GREAT
GLORY

Cincinnati, Oct. 10.-Hilarious Gin,
cinnatti arose this morning to cele-
braite as public holiday the triumphal
return of the Reds from Chicago as
where they won the baseball cham
pionship of the world yesterday from
the White Sox.
Acting Mayor Jacobs issued a proc
lamation calling on citizen to observe
the holiday until noon. The days pro-
at the station. breakfast at the Bust
ness Mems Club for the team, and a
public reception in Fountain Square.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-10
Committee of Fifteen

Washington, Oct. 10.-Proposals OF
all three groups in the labor confer
ence, capital, labor and public, have
now been presented and a committee
of fifteen to which all matters are
first referred under the conference
rules will now be able to begin work.
After an hours session The confer
ence adjourned until next Tuesday.
to give the committee of fifteen time
10 consider the proposals
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-10
ATLANTA LEADS
HIGH LIVING COST
JACKSONVILLE ONLY CITY SHOW
ING DECREASE

Washington, Oct. 10-Jacksonvillc
was the only one of fifty important
cities which showed decrease in the
cost of living from June ito July this
year and this was only one half of one
per cent, according to the Department
of Labor statistics just issued.
In the South the increase ranged
one half of one percent for Richmond
and Charleston. one per cent in Mo
bile, and Two per cent in Atlanta.
Birmingham, Memphis and New Or
leans.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-10
RUSSIAN SOVIETS
SEEKING PEACE
BALTIC STATES WILL HAVE OWN
FREEDOM


Helsingfors, Oct 10.-The Russian
Soviet government is willing to begin
peace discussions with representa-
tives of the Baltic states al Dorpat,
Livonia, it is declared by Bolshevik
Foreign Minister Tchitcherin in re-
plying to a. recent proposition sent
from Dorpal by the Baltic province
delegates announcing their willing
ness to begin peace negotiations at
Dorpat if the independence of the
Baltic states were recognized.
TheSoviet government suggests
that negotiations begin October II.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-10
PARSON
STILL LEADING
HAS ACCIDENT
ONE FLYER KILLED IN SNOW
STORM CRASH
SMITH LEADING EAST
Keil and Smith Reach Rock
Isla n d-M a ynard at
Cheyenne
SMITH LEADING EAST

Chicago, Oct. 1O.-The army avia
tors today continued their tEanscon
tiuentai race, despite the unfS orabIt
weather conditions.
Interest centered in Lieutenant May
nard, the flying parson. who broke
hills plane in landing alt Cheyenne,
but who was expected to resume his
fight about noon.
Captain Lowell Smith and Lieut..
f. C. Kiel were the leading east bound
aviators, both of whom reached Rock
Island, Ill.,, Smith being in the lead.
srith Reaches De Moines
De Moines. Oct 10.-Captain Smith
leading east bound aviator in the
race. arrived here at
s 80 this morning.
Maynard Broke Radiator
Cheyenne, Oct 10.-Lieut. B. w.
Maynard the flying parson who is
leading the western bound aviaiorS
in the transcontinental airpfane race,
broke the radiator of his machine in
alighting here, and will be delayed
u~til shortly after lunch, lit was an
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-10
FRENCH WOUNDED
in LABOR RIOTS
OFFICER AND TWO MEN HURT IN
EMONSTRATION

Paris, Oct 10.-A French major and
three soldiers were wounded in a riot
at Sarrebruck, in occupied Germany
Tuesday, according to a dispatch to-
day to the Petit Parisien.
The rio.ing was described as hav-
ing out of labor demonstrations
against the high cost of living in
which the Sparticans joined.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-10
SENDS
BONILLASBACK
TO WASHINCT
IMPORTANT DIP Lf0 MAT IC
CHANGES RUMORED
AMBASSADOR ON WAY
Rumors Current Borne Out
BY Movement of Officials
Made Today
AMBASSADOR ON WAY

Mexico City, Oct. 10.-M. Bonillas,
Mexican Ambassador to the United
States left Carranza's parth at Vene-
this morning on his way to Weshing-
ten, according te specitl dispatcehs
to Mtxidt City ptpers.
The announcement would appear to
bear out for the present at least, the
periittemt rumora of important chang
es pending in the diplomatic status
of Mexico and the United State.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-10
ENGLAND FACES
MINING CRISIS
MINERS NOW DEMAND NATION
ALlZATION OF MINES

London. Oct 10.Frow one labor dif-
ficulty the government passes to an
other No sooner was the railway
mems wage crisis surmounted than
the miners demand for naturalization
of the mines confronts the cabinet.
Lloyd-George informed a deputation
yesterday that the government was
urable to adopt the Proposals made
by the coal commission headed by Sir
John Sankey and the mienrs were
greatly dissatisfied.
apol leaders agree that in view
of the governments attitude, this
has created a very grave situation"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-10
U. S. SOLDIER SHOT
BY RUSSIAN OFFICER
LEADS TO DEMANDS BY ALLIED
COMMANDERS

Omsk September 90 An Ameri.
AN soldier at VladivostOk was shot
md killed recently by Il Russian Of
icer. it has been learned here.
This and other Incidents lead to
the demand of the Allied commanders
At Vladivostok for the removal of Rus
sian troops from that city. Vigorous
protest by the Omsk government. how
ever. led to the withdrawal of the
lemand.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-10
GENERAL ON WAY TO ROME to-
REPORT
CONFERRED WITH REBEL
General Appears Confident.
and Hopeful Of Early Set,
Element

Triste, (Thursday Associated Prcss).
Gen Grazioli, former commander Of,
the Italian garrison at Fiume left for.
Rome this evening on his way from,
Fiume where he was sent by the gov.
eminent to confer with Gabrielle d.
Annunzio whose irregular troops are
in possession of Fiume.
GraZioli appeared confident and
cheerful. An early solution of tho
Fiume difficulty is believed assured
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-10
JAPANESE DENY
APOLOGY DEMANDED
SAYS CRITICISM OF MILITARY AC-
TIvITIEs MALICIOUS

Berlin. "Wednesday. By the Asso-
ciated Press independent Socialists
we're accused ply by Minister of De-
tense Noske in the National Assembly
today of Completing Germany's po-
sition abroad by malicious and unjust
criticism of the military administra-
ton"
He told them they were licking the
boots of the British and French Com
missions at Paris"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-10

nounced at the control station this
morning,
Killed in Mountain Crash
San Francisco. Oct. l0.--Lieut e. V
Wales, army transcontinemtal flyer
died at farm house near Saratoga
Wyoming after crashing into the
mountain in snow storm, the ser
vice announces here today.
Smith Leaves Omaha
Omaha, Oct. i0.-Capt. Lowell
Omaha. Oct 1O.-Captan Lowell
Smith, of San Francisco who is lead.
ing the western group of aviators on
their way across tie country, arrived
here last night and left this morning
for De Moines
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-10
FRENCH TIGER TO
DISARM GERMANY
SPIRITED RETORT OF CLEMEN-
CEAU IN FRENCH SENATE

Paris, MISUNDERSTANDING in
the senate today on the disarmament
Of Germany, Leon Bourgeois declared
that measures will have to applied
Immediately after the ratification of
the treaty to that end.
Premier Clemenceau interrupted:
They will be; don't douM it. The
French officers in Berlin will see to
it"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-10
NOSKE ACCUSES
GERMAN SOCIALISTS
REPORTS IF AMERICAN CINDUCT
IN SIBERIA UNTRUE

Toxic, FRIDAY. Associated Press)-
Reports that an apology was demand
ed by American authorities in Siberia
from the japanese officials or that the
Japanese threatened to support the
Cossacks in the recent encounter at
Imam, north of Vladivostok, were abb
soutely denied in statement issued
by the general staff here today.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-10

WANTED-Upto-date grocery clerk
Man with Intelligent pleasing manner
Address Cy care Dispatch. 10-10-6
CENSUS cLERKs-(Men. women)
1000 needed. $50 month. Age 1850
Experience unnecessary. Examina-
tons everywhere Nov 15.For free
particulars, write Raymond Terry
(former Government Examiner 2S5
Continental Bldg. Washington. 1906