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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-23

,sboru musi byti pfijmuti PIP.
'spisovatele J. S. Machar, Vitez
slav Novak, prof. Forester a
prof. Krejci.
Dosavadni chef cinohry, spi
sovatel Jaroslav Kvapil, Sc pc
mohalete vttecne sluzbe mista
tohoto vidal a ma jeho misto
jmenovan byl chefem cinohry a
Ireziserem mistr Ed. Vojan.
Kvapilovi vysloveny "a jeho
ohromnou cinnost pri nasem
prvnim 1stave diky!-
Hrde stoupa cinohra a opera
naseho Narodniho divadla do
Ivyse, dovolim 81 rici, re dostou
Ipila nejvyssi mety.
Prahou hemzi Sc nyni spou-
sty cizineckych hosti ruznych
narodu. Name zde Amerikany
Francouze, Anglicany, Italy a
vsichni nevychazi Z uzasu mad
nasi operou. Vubec nemohou u
veriti, re opera nase jest ma
takove umaecke vysi, a tvrdl,
re po parizske opere nesporne
Iprvni misto V cele Europe patri
naSemu Narodnimu divadlu.
Cinohrou nasi, klerou navSte
lvuji, jsou okouzleni. Jmena
Vojan, Matejovsky, Hurt, Deyl
a z dam Huebnerova, Noskova,
ISedlackova, Cervena = jsou
Ijmena nasich velikych umelcG.
Repertoir jest, mono rici,
Ivyhradne cesky a slovansky,
|tez objevi Sc cizi dilo, ale me-
Inc caste.
Hry nemeckych spisovatelu
vubec Narodni divadlo re sve
no repertoire vymytilo.
Narodni divadlo vubac jiz
lpro naSe obecenstvo nestaci.
PomySli Sc ma adoptovani sta
|reho nemeckeho divadla ma O.
vocnem trhu.
Jak mono to srovnati? Cesi
mali pouze jedno divadlo V ce
lie Praze a Nemci dive. Proc sc
Is mimi tax mazIime? -
V Brn6 to udelali naSinci ra-
zne! Hned po prevratu uznali
|nemecke "a sve Nemcum ma
bidli byvale male ceske; tito
|vsak na nabidku nepristoupili.
Ted ponechali 81 naSinci velke
krasne nemecke stare male &c
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-23
K POKUSUM o PRELET A
TLANTICKEHO OCEANU.
Dedici po Hawkerovi obdrzi
cenu Daily Mail.

Londyn, 22. kvetna. - List
Daily Mail dnes oznamuje, re
jeho vypsana cena $4,000 "a
|prvn1 vzdusni cestu pres ocean
dellcl Evropu a Ameriku pripa
dne dedicum Harry Hawkera a
jeho navigatora Grieva, ,arci,
kdyz oba odvazlivci zaplatili
'pokus smrti.
Washington, %. kvetna. =
Dnes operne prudky vitr zavi-
nil odklad odletu aeroplanu
NC-4 z Ponty Delgady do Lisa
bonu. DE zprav meteorologic-
Ike stanice obratl sc vitr jinym
,smerem, nacez by Ultra americ
ky aeroplan Sc vydal ma dalsl
cestu. O osudech Hawkera a je
no spolecnika nedoslo dosud ia
dnEch spolehlivejsich zprav.
V St. John ma Novem Found
lande vystoupil opetne novy
konkurent prelet oc.eanu.
Dnes pfibyl do st. John poruGin 4
Leth Jensen, Francouz, ably Wy
bral prihodne misto pro vlast-
nj aeroplan, ktery do Ameriky
bude zaslan. Jeho smer pove-
de z Ameriky primo do Anglie
a pax do Francie. O prelet Sc
ale hodla pokusiti teprve "a
diva meslce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-23
TYDEN v NASf ZLATE A
ps,p SVOBODNE PRAZE.
,kPro Svornost zaslal p. K. V
Styblo.)
Budujeme velkou Prahu.
7.-13. duben 1919.

z nasi maticky Prahy, z me
sta az posud temer provincialni
no, vyroste nam mesto sv6tove
no vyznamu.
Budet' Praha nejen centrum
zivota ceskoslovenskeho, ale
tez Slovanskeho.
Jest k tomu zapotrebi ohro-
mne prace energie, ale to vSe
laskou pro nase velemesto
vsichni podnikneme.
DIE vladniho navrhu ma mi
tt Praha rozlohy $4,000 hekta
Ri, obvod pax pristi velke Pra
ny rozpocten ma SO tislc hekta
Ri.
Zajimave jest porovnani roz
lohy Londyna, cini 81 tisic
hektarG, Budapest 10 tisic a
Vidne 81 tisic hektarG. Vystou
pi tudiz naSe zlata Praha ia
ko majestat mezi rozmery vel
kych NEST.
Is. cervna provedeny budou
volby ma cele uzemi velke Pra-
hy do ustredniho sboru velko-
prazskeho, ktery citati bude
100 clenu. Veskere obce, ktere
ku Praze pfipojeny budou, po
kladajl Sc CO do vdiby tohoto
sboru "a soucastky velke Pra-
hy.
Spravni sbor prazsky prejme
noval ulice prazske tax, jak da
vno jiz pojmenovany byti me-
ly:
Ulice Ovocna jmenuje Sc ny
nj: Ulici %. fijna.
Trida Ferdinandova - Tri-
dou Narodni.
Most els. Frantiska Mar.
Divadla - Mostem Legii.
Nabrezi Frantiskovo - Ma
brezfm Masarykovym.
Namesti cisarovny Zity =
Namestim Smetanovym.
Nabrezi kor. prince Rudolf
ia = Nabrezim Alesovym.
Namesti els. FIR. Josefa (by-
vale Josefske namestD - Ma
mestim republiky.
Nanesti Radeckeho - Ma
mestim Malostranskym.
Sadly kor. prince Rudolfa -
Sadly letenskymi.
Ulice Smetanova - Ulici O.
strovni.
Ulice akad. gymnasia = Uli
ci INA Rejdisti'
Nabrezi "a mostem EliSci-
nym = Nabrezim Petrskym.
Trida EliScina = Tridou re-
volucni.
Nabfezi cd mostu Palackeho
k VySehradu = Nabfezim pod
skalskym.
Statni nadrazi Sc svolenim
pre3identa Masaryka, jmenuje
Sc nadrazim Masarykovym a
po prohlaseni naSi svobody %.
rijna 1918 pojmenoval lid sam
nadrazi FrantiSka Josefa =
nadrazim Wilsonovym.
Konecne dockali jsme Sc po-
jmenovani ulic ceske Prahy =
jmeny muzu O rozkvet ceskeho
naroda zaslouzilych nebo jmen
pro mas pamatnych = svatych.
Narodnim svatkem prohla-
sen jest:
l. kveten.
6. cervenec = Upaleni Mi
stra Jana Husa "a
J %. fijen = naSe osvobozeni
a ZnovuZrozenl.
Sokolstvo &. o. S. a delni-
ckych jednot slouceno. = Ably
zabraneno bylo sporGm mezi
sokolskymi delnickymi jedno
tami telocvicnymi spolecne uci-
memo toto prohlaseni:
Uznava Sc jednomyslne nut
most sluSneho spoluziti obou je
dnot pres odlisny smer obou
teles.
Vyhrazuji 81 navzajem pra-
vo volne cinnosti propagacni.
Nechti Sc vzajemne portrait, a.
10 x,GIopoG orooo1,o+: =, Io::
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-23

byl nejaky rozsudek smrti.
| Pc poprave, kterou vykonal,
81 precetl, elm Sc jeho 'obet'
provinila.
Take 81 uschoval cislo, We
kterem bylo sdeleno odsouze-
nj dra. Kramafe, dra. Rasina
a redaktora Cervinky k smrti
provazen. Ale neprecetl 81 no !!
Vsem lotynkarlm zasazena
rama. - Mala loterie, kterou
|stare Rakousko zavedio a jiz 0
zebracovan byl lid ten nejchud
Isl o posledni skoro haler, bude
)polovinou cervenc,e v cele Ce-
skoslovenske republice uplne
zrusena.
! Prazsti Nemci zle narikaii,
re "teticka klepava' Bohemie
byla nasi vladou zastavena.
| Organisace nemeckeho tisku
|podala protest proti Sikanova-
zeimena proti zastaveni "Bo--
hemie."
| Wee jest spravedliva, re ten
Ito drze provokacni list byl "a
staven = prilis pozde byl Ia
staven - ia jedina chyba, KITE
ira Sc stala.
| Necht' vzpomenou 81 pani,
jak nauprosne a bezpravne by
ly nase casopisy "a stareho Ra
kouska pronasledovany, ale to
Sc panun Nemcum libilo, - re
ano?
| Jenom necht' denne dekuii
Isvemu nemeckemu panubohu,
re jim neoplacime stejnou min
lei!
Husova fakulta evangelical
= teolcgicka. = Narodni shro
mazdeni odhlasovala vzdor pro
)tinazvu mar. soc. prof. DIR. Kraj
|ciho, prvem i druhem cteni,
by zminena fakulta nesla jme
lnO pro VZdy "HusOya eyanpe
licka fakulta theologicka.'
korunovacni klenoty byvale
ho kralovstvi Ceskeho, ktere
|vzdy nam byly nejvyssim SYM
bolem nasi samostatnosti, nyni
vsak jsou pro mas jen histori-
ckou pamatkou = prohlednuty
byly ma podnet pfedsedy zem-
lskeho spravniho sboru dra.
Franty, IDA V poradku Sc ma
|lezaji.
! Klenoty naSe, zvlasle koruna
|svato-vaclavska, umisteny jsou
mad kapli svatovaclavskou V
chrame svatovitskem.
/ Vchod k MIN vode skrze ka-
pli. Dvefe, k nimz sedm zam-
ku upevneno jest a klice RUNE
osobnosti V drzenf mali, jake
starosta, president, spravni zem
skeho sboru atd. byly shleda-
ny neporuseny. Po uzkych scho
idech veSlo Sc do sine, kde kle
noty jsou uschovany. Prozkou-
mani provedli odborni znalci
DIR. Chytil, Or. Podlaha a prof.
DIR. Vrba.
Bylo shledano, re klenoty
jsou poradku, drahokamy
prave re vubec klenoty neby-
ly nijak znehodnoceny.
Jest cinnosti akce, by kle-
noty uschovany byly verejne
vystaveny V Museu ceskem.
Ma vrcholu pamatneho Ripu
postaven bude pomnik legiona
rum. Z Roudnice pisi:
Necht' posvatne hory, jez o.
betkana bali, re ma jejim te-
meni prvni Czech stanul a S jeii
hoz temene bfla kaple do Sire
no kraje HASA vitezstvi Sobe-
lslava mad Nemci We 12. stoleti,
novy pamatnik, pamatnik ma
sich hochu legionard pristim
pokolenim HASA vitezstvi je-
jich Ease mad Nemci, Iegiona-
fG, o jejich prsa zarazila sc
irozpinavost Germanstva We
valce svetove.
Z Narodniho Shromazdeni.
Budova snemovni naprosto me-
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-09-05
LEAD

The outside market is considerably
stronger and its prices have nearly APP
preached that of the American Smelt-
ing & Refining Co., which still quotes
&C., New York. The cheap outside lots
have nearly all been absorbed and to-
day it is almost impossible to buy
lead under $50 to 5.95c., New York,
and it is stated that some sales were
made at &c. in the outside market yes
terday. There is some prospect Of a
strike of miners in the Missouri dis
tricts and this prospect has tended to
advance prices, production not being
on large scale in this industry.
LEAD
Almost daily in the past week pric-
es of zinc have advanced until today
prime Western for early delivery can
not be bought for less than 7.75c., st.
Louis, or 8.10c., New York, which we
quote as the market. The change in
the condition of this market is due in
large part to the better tone Of the
copper market as well as perhaps the
lead. Demand is better from the brass
makers for this reason. Another fac
tor affecting values is the apprecia-
ton of the fact that output is now es-
timated at only 10000 tons per month,
as compared with $4,000 tons per
month in 1918. The tone of the entire
market is strong.-Mining Press.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-09-05

opened extremely slow and uncertain;
the first few sales were made lower,
but the market was soon established
with sales about steady with yester-
days average prices; top $20.45. Pigs
sold about 25c higher. However, pric-
es were somewhat spotty, with quality
as well as weight and fat cutting a
big figure.
SHEEP.--Tradei n this department
has also suffered severe declines in
the past week. Today's market av-
erages 25c to SOC under the low close
of last week, at which time the mar
ket was in an almost demoralized con-
dition; but lambs closed the week ST.
rs to So lower; plain and medium
grades So to $3.50 lower, while fat
sheep were SOC lower. Top lambs to-
day, $14; fat sheep, So.
National Live Stock Com. Co.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-09-05

Ardmore to have rural mail SER
vice.
st. Louis-Permit issued for $780,
900 building to be occupied by General
Motor Sales Company.
Kansas City--CoIumbia National
bank opens for business. Capital,
$5OO,0O0.
A 22-story hotel exclusively for
country people, is to be built in Chica-
go. But it is probable that a few
town people, who can afford it, will
manage to lodge there occasionally
Exchange.
Kansas City-Corner store laid for
$4,000 addition to Shaaris Israel De
Lubarity Temple.
Sugar Creek-Striking employees at
Standard Oil Co. return to work.
Jefferson City-United Railway en-
ployes granted 45 per cent wage in
crease by State Public Service Com
mission.
Observation-Disclosures county, due
to recent rains, expects the largest
corn crop in the history of the coun-
ty.
Richmond-40 acres in Ray county
potato growing section sold for $751;
900.
Notch-Boswell ranch near here
leased to oil operators who will sink
well to sands, estimated at depth of
1000 feet. Iron, Manganese, lead and
zinc prospects in township 81, range
% Of Stone county, were recently ex-
ported by W. H. Ohnsory, manager Of
mines for the Mississippi Valley Iron
Co., and their development by this
company, it is understood, will. be I'M
dertaken if the report is favorable.
Inspection Of mining prospects in sec
ton 10, township 21, range 20, of
Stone county has also been recently
made and it is reported that leases on
a large acreage have been secured.
The investigation of the packers has
developed the fact that the main kick
against them is from wholesale gro
GERS, who say the packers undersell
them. The leading arrests for food
boarding and profiteering have been
among grocers, wholesale food dealers,
cooperative creameries, ETC., while
farmers in free municipal markets
are accused of charging same prices
as high rent stores.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-09-05
MISSOURI WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

Sept. 1.-The apportionment to the
several counties of the largest public
school fund the State ever had has
been made by the State Superintend-
ent of Public Schools, Baker. 1t calls
for a total of $2,641, 1889, which is
$350000 more than last year.
Holden to have $4,000 sewer sys-
TEN.
Houston-Texas county votes $685.
900 road bond.
Branson-Barton county to have
three hundred miles gravel road.
Burlington junction - Nodaway
county will receive $27,119.50 as por-
ton of State funds this year.
Burlington Junction-Corn cob
pipes valued at $1,0O0,000 were manu-
featured by the States six missouri
Meerschum" firms last year.
Kansas City-Seven-story building
to cost 100000, now being erected to
be occupied by 25c and SOC store.
st. Louis-16-story Arcade build
ing costing $1,000,00O, just completed.
Assurance that great feed crop is
in sight, should prompt all farmers
who can, to Immediately get back into
the hog and cattle business. Markets
are high, affording a nice profit for
the labor. The most prosperous and
best contented farmer is said to be
the one who raises live stock.-Mar-
low, Okla, Review.
Chillicothe-- Extensive additions
will be made to Business College.
Sedalia-47,000 people attended
State Fair in one day.
Centralia-City Council authorizes
pavement of four principal streets.
Jefferson City-Convict labor to be
tried out in road work in Boone and
Galloway counties.
Lawton-Shipment from here Of
high grade timothy hay will exceed
one hundred cars.
Excelsior Springs-Surveys are be-
ing made to build Birmingham road
from Liberty to North Kansas City.
Kansas City to have five distributing
stations for government food.
St. Louis-47 car loads government
foodstuffs to be sold at cost. 500 car
loads to be distributed in Missouri,
Kansas and Arkansas.
misunderstanding to the apple
report for August, Missouri and Kan
sas crops will total 1,582,000 barrels.
Columbia-$10,000 to be spent in
improving buildings and grounds here.
Hallsville to vote $4,000 bonds to
build new high school building.
The safety of America and Amer
lean institutions today lies in the con-
slant education of the people to see
the difference between Evolution and
revolution"
Glenwell-Poland China pig sold
for $4,000.
Liberty-Farm of 24O acres sold for
$4,000.
st. Louis to have 100000 non-in-
toxicatiRg wine factory.
MarySille-Man paid $4,000 for a
bull, the world record price.
Columbia-Adrian county votes ST.
100000 good roads bond.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-09-05
NEW THRIFT CAMPAIGN
TO BE LAUNCHED SOON

L. A. Wilson, Government Director
of the Savings Division of the Treas
ury Department of the Eighth Federal
Reserve District announced the out
lines Of three-months' thrift cam
paign at luncheon at the American
Hotel in st. Louis recently.
The conference was attended by all
of the Missouri field workers and the
st. Louis. Metropolitan organizers.
Plans for the sale of Thrift Stamps
and the new 500 and $1,000 Treasury
Certificates were discussed.
Director Wilson, who has just re-
turned from conferences in the East
with treasury officials, reported that
July had exceeded all previous months
in the amount of sales, and that indi-
cations were that August sales would
be even larger. He warned the sales
men, however, that they had no easy
task before them in campaigning for
sales.
when you talk thrift to people
now, they will tell you that the high
cost of living makes thrift impossible, "
said Wilson, "but ask them if they
have stopped to think that it is ex-
travagance and self Indulgence that
are to great extent responsible for
the high prices. Never before in the
history of the United States have
people spent money as freely as they
do now, and prices have gone skyward
with reckless buying.
There is no real indication that
there will be any great drop in the
cost of living, and it is only by the
awakening of the spirit of economy
and thrift that any lasting remedy
can be affected. The thrift campaign
of the government, if needed by us,
will mean the future welfare of the
nation"
Director Wilson referred to the slo-
gan coined by Governor Harding of
the Federal Reserve system-"Work
and Save. MIR. Wilson spoke of the
necessity for the benefit of the nation
of having every worker at work to
make the most Of production, and he
pointed out that permanent prosper
ity can only come when the workers
save.
"The government has made it easy,'
said Mr.. Wilson, "for every person,
no matter what position he may occu-
Ply in our social or industrial sphere,
to save. The Thrift Stamps, the War
Savings Stamps and the 500 and
$1,000 Treasury Savings Certificates
offer unusual inducement for everyone
to save, and ! am glad to note that
there is more saving now than ever
before" Ms
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-09-05
SELECTING BEST
GIFTS TO SELL

The Poland China Swine Breeders
Association of Buchanan County is
arranging to hold a sale of gifts early
in November at the Auditorium in St.
Joseph. The members selected gifts
from their herds in late July. The
gifts are to be culled again before get
ting out the sale catalog. The As
ISOLATION plans to offer for sale no.
thing but the best Twenty-one
breeders comprise the association
membership.
The Duroc-Jersey Association is al
so selecting animals for boar and
gilt sale in November. This associa-
ton is backing pig clubs as means Of
advertising the breed and getting more
Durocs on farms in the county.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-09-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET
National Stock Yards, Sept. 2.
REGENTS

CATTLE.-Market about steady
with the low point of last weeks close,
which is about rs cents to 81 per cwt.
lower on the better grades of cattle,
compared with the lowest time week
before last, while Gamers and common
stuff average SOC to 75c lower. The
worst featured f the trade, however,
was the difficulty to get buyers to
take hold of the offerings at the pric-
ess. However, buyers are not quite
os bearish this week as the closing
days of last week, when the market
was in a practically demoralized con-
dition.
HOGS.-The agitation against the
high cost Of living continues to have
its effect on the hog market. AL
though there was a little reaction the
past two days over the low time last
week, it does not look substantial as
the packers are bearish yet and only
waiting a favorable opportunity to
break the market. Today's market
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-09-05
Chamberlain's Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy in Michigan.

Mrs. A. H. Hall, Caseville, Mich,
says, II wish to thank you for your
grand good medicine, Chamberlain's
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy. We are
never without it in the house, and |
am sure it saved our baby's life this
summer"
Mrs. Mary Darlington, Caseville,
Mich, says, II have used Chamber
lain's Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy for
years and it has always given prompt
relief" obtainable everywhere. (ad)
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1919-09-05
Flowing, Disking, Etc.

We now have a Fordson tractor
and are prepared to do farm blowing,
etc, at the following rates: Flowing,
$2.85 per acre, double disking $1.00
per acre; other farm power work,
$3.50 per hour. Give US a trial.
HALLE &. AKERS,
27-tf Phones 272 or POT.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-07
THREE ARRESTED
IN BANK ROBBERY
Men Held for Entering Crawford coun.
ty Bank at Roberta

Roberta, Nov. 6.-According to in
formation received here today from
Atlanta, three arrests have been made
in connection with the recent robbery
of the Bank of Crawfird county here
A man giving the name of John Grant,
alias MCGEE, has been arrested in
Philadelphia, due it is stated to the
activity of postal inspectors.
Men giving the names of C. c. Da-
Wis and ]. D. Edwards were arrested
near Manchester, Ga The bank was
robbed the night of October s. 1t is
understood authorities suspect two
of the men under arrest of other rob-
berries
Grant or MCGEE is said to have
come to Roberta several days before
the bank was robbed. Davis, it is
claimed. brought an auto here the day
the bank was robbed.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-07

McCallie, state geologist announced
today after an investigation extend
ing over two months. The oil has
been found on the property of H. C..
Sample, near Scotland in Telfair
county DR. McCallie said. 1t refined
about sixty per cent kerosene, which
he said was about the quality of
California oil and inferior to most
of that in Texas and Oklahoma.
While advising the owner of the
property that he believed boring of
test wells is warranted, the state
geologist added public warning to
the citizens of Georgia that evidence
we have before us is not conclusive
SO far as the existence of oil in COM
mercial value is concerned"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-07
EPISCOPAL WORK
GREAT CAMPAIGN
ACTIVITIES IN GEORGIA FOR
WEEK VERY GREAT

Progress in the work of the Nation
Wide Campaign of the Episcopal
Church in the Diocese of Georgia, is
being shown by reports sent in to
the publicity agent with headquar-
tiers in Savannah. The four church
es in that city are working with great
interest and enthusiasm and already
the results of the campaign are being
felt in all places of parish life. St.
Pauls Church. Augusta, has recently
organized Churchman'S Club, and the
rector writes: IF the campaign should
accomplish nothing else it has al
ready resulted in mems club for
the churchmen in Augusta" A church
mems club has also been formed in
Waycross where the work of the Ma
tion-Wide Campaign has been splend-
idly organize under the efficient
chairman Waycross will be visited
by Bishop Reese on Monday evening
when supper will be tenedred the
Bishop before his conference.
A district meeting has just been
held in Waycross and delegates at
tending from Brunswick, St. Simons
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-07
NEGRO ATTACKS WOMAN

Asheville N c. Nov 6.-An un-
known negro at $3.50 O'Clock tonight at
tackled a well-known West Asheville
woman. on Brevard street. in the
business part of that section. and af-
ter tearing her clothes and knocking
her down twice. escaped. Searching
parties are securing that section of
the city for the man.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-07

and Jessup, received instruction and
inspiration for conducting the work
in these parishes. The Campaign
work in Darien has been greatly i'm
peded, due to the unsettled condition
caused by the removal of the G. c.
& P. r. R. 1t is likely that several
industries and the express company
in that town will be abandoned. The
church people with the other resi-
dents are greatly concerned over
these conditions and in consequence
enthusiasm for the Campaign has not
yet been aroused.
Bishop Reese held a conference in
Fitzgerald this week The church
there is asking the Campaign for an
addition to the church building, and
in Moultr1e, the members hope to
have a new brick church and rect
DRY. while at Douglas the church is
planning for a parish and commu-
nifty house.
There will be two diocesan mass
meetings within the next two weeks,
one in Savannah and one in Angus
ia, when prominent speakers sent out
from the national headquarters in
New York will give stirring addresses.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-07
NATURAL OIL IN TELFAIR

Atlanta. Nov.-Natural oil has been
discovered in Georgia, DR.. S. w.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-11-07

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