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$500, 900 FLAT FoR e. SsD ST.

Plans have also been filed with the
Building Department for the erection
Of a new nine story apartment house
at III to 100 East Fifty-third street
to be owned and operated by the Mon
tana Realty Company which owns and
operates the Montana apartment build
ing occupying the entire block front on
the east side of Park avenue between
Fifty-second and Fifty-third streets. w.
L. Rouse and L. A. Goldstone who de-
signed the Montana, are the architects
who drew up the plans for the new
structure.
The building will cover a plot 112x
1905 and will contain eight small apart
ments on the ground floor and four
apartments on each of the upper floors.
II is estimated that the new structure
will cost 100000. e. Clifford Potter
is president Of the Montana Realty
Company. Benjamin Mordecai, treasurer,
and g. Richard Davis, secretary.
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MORTGAGES.

with name and address of lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
GRAND ST. S cor Allen St 5oI $50 Aug
Co, i76 Bway, due and int as per
sT GGu ST, $, 2sc sd av. 26xi;c. m. Aug
s9sscns Of Italy Hail. Borough OF Man
haitian, Inc, to Lawyers Title & Trust
Co: 100 Bway, yrs. ~ fo...;... $4,000
nth ST. 1910 ,s Hpysr',ty pt 2S1
Jr. to isdw Swami. % f nth st, due and
int as per bond 5Fo atty. Title Guar "a
Co, l76 Bway. ...,..'''''''''''| $4,000
East Side.
east OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
18TH ST, 2o6.S Il. SIS. i4xs2, Aug 2s-Abr
and Jennie Cohn to Morris Benjamin, AIS
Central Park West, due Aug 20. 1922.
So; atty, Title Guar & T Co. i7s Broad,
18Th ST. ISL E. s. isnica.s m. Aug T:Vs 20
Fannie II Ashmore to Bowery Saw
Bank. 1873 Bowery. 5 yrs. 5hE; atty.
Lawyers T s. CO, 100 Bwny.. $4,000
(west Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
.2D ST SO ". W. IS :sxsss' p m. July 90
Providential Realty Investing Co to
Emanuel Bamberger. Si5 W ssth st. ct
al, exrs and trustees, due Aug l. 1922,
shT; attys Paskus' q II. 2 Rector
.sTH ST. a::ii W. s.. ..acxicc.5, Aug ssw
r Meyer Klein TO Marg't C Davidson.
Valley Stream. /. |, yrs, 5hes. prior
mtg $4,000; attys, Randall l., l4s
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north of 10th street,
10th ST, 5l7-527 W. Ieasehold, p m, Aug
2s-Philip Padva to Abr Handman. 494
i4iS' ~ end eno inStnl~ So attys
co!a,r.n & W. sso Bway. $3.50
13oTH ST, ess W. :, ls.sxss,ll, m.
Aug 22-Elizabeth Realty co to Farmers
Loan & Trust Co, 20 William st, trus
due Aug 22 1929 bhgc; attys, Geller.
II, % Exchange ........s5, 500
Ii7TH ST, s. 64o.3 e Amsterdam av, l4.s
xa9.1l. p m, Aug 2S-Eliz Kelly to Law
yers Mtg Co. So Liberty ST. due Sept /,
1922, 5h 20; atty, T q Co, l76
l4sTH ST. 'sCi-s W, $, 5Oxss,ii. Pm m,
l. Aug 26-Milie Rosenberg to Henrietta
and Lucy Williamson, 25ss Creston av.
due Sept l, 1924. SO, pr mtg $4,000 I;
atty, & T co, 17s Bway. $40. 900
Bronx.
18TH ST. . 10 W ste5bins av. 2ox7ss
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and Firth street. 72x1oo, tenanted b.,
the United Cigar Stores Company and
,he ~ w. Woolworth Company, has
peen sold by the Fordwai Realty Cor
poraion. Hyman Berman president.
70 the Jeron Company, represented by
samuel III. Goldlng, attorney.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

iosTH ST, 215-:l7 W. mtg ,1o,oOo-sophie
wagner to Louis Davis. 2i5 w 9Sth st ::
atty. Julius zleser 2l7 Bway. ....s1
18TH ST, 1873 to 142 E-Jacob Moersfelder
TO Hy ]. Kroger. 344 241st st, Bronx
atty, F MARCEL, - Bway. 900
9Th Av. 500. mtg $500. half part-Edw
Gress, exr, to Edw Gress 44 22d
st; atty, Hubert Cracauer, al Broad
SAME PROPERTY, half part-Ewd j
Gress. exr Marie Gress. to Marie NJ
Rohata. 44 East 22d street: atty,
same Observation-Disclosures. Court order.
Bronx.
TIFFANY ST. el2-e12 Tiffany st Corpn
TO Metropolitan Trust Co; sttys. Alger &
-. 81 bWay $500 .......sll,OOO
WEBSTER AV. 20ta-Chas latham and
ano. exrs. to Mary Collins, 1873 e seth st /;
atty. G W Collins, 40 Wall st.........si
BROOK AV, 73s--Louis Evers and ano to
y Title & Mtg Co, 1875 Bway; atty. y
Title Mtg Co. l35 Bway ........Sl0O
MORRIS AV lSl6-Grenville Winthrop.
trus, to Title Guar & T Co. 1Ts Bway
atty. Title Guar & Co, 176 Broad
OGDEN Az. 1s6O--74th st Holding Co to
Abel King, 81 Union So, and ano; atty,
+ Lese, IS Nassau st...............3l 800
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Bronx,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetc Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises..6:2l A NJ Sun sets.....7:so p NJ
Moon rises. .....l rs p NJ
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 10 81 NJ Gov. Island. .1:12 A NJ
He'll Gate......2:5S A NJ
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 6 $50 A NJ Gov. Island. .7:i5 A NJ
Hell Gate.... .9:4e A NJ
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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Rachman Bros, Inc, will enlarge their
establishment at 25S Johnson avenue,
through taking title to-day of the abut-
ting property at eco and 262 johnson
avenue. three story brick building and
factory. The buyers now have a 'front.'
age on johnson avenue Of rs feet
Nathaniel Fishman, 81 Chambers
street. was the attorney for the pur-
chasers
Buckley & Horton Company sold at
20 Brevoort place, between Bedford and
Franklin avenues. the three and a half
story and basement dwelling, lot COX
12o. for 'Charles C. McKendrick to a
client for investment.
Realty Trust sold for the Aztec Realty
Corporation the brick dwelling at 5022
Nineteenth avenue to Madeline Foley
for occupancy.
Burfing & Swan, Inc, sold at 600
Greene avenue a three story apartment
building. on plot 23x100. for George
Brown, to a client for investment: at
~ Van Buren, street, a two family and
basement dwelling. on a plot 1SxlOo
for W. Warnock, to a client for occu-
pancy; at 1923 North First street, dwell
ing, on a plot 25x60. for E. Dare to a
client for occupancy, and also at 525
Greene avenue, two story and base
i1cHt uWcllHlBI u lOt Tor M.
C. Balmi, to a client for occupancy.
F. c. Sauter sold for John Suydam
to Roy C. Swan for occupancy the two
story and cellar two family dwelling
1904 Seventh avenue. near Seventy
NTH street.
Howard c. Pyle & Co. sold at IT'S
Clinton street, between State street and
Atlantic avenue. four story store and
dwelling for the estate of NJ Kalischer
to II. Holtmann.
Max Sllverstein bought the dwelling
20x100 feet, at 155 Taylor street for a
builder. a plot. 4Ox100. on East Eighth
street. 100 feet north of Avenue I.
and a plot 40x100 on East Ninth street
100 feet south OF Avenue ].
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.
Jacob J. Talbot has been appointed
agent for the properties at 1854 West
Twenty-eighth street. 404 West Forty
eighth street. 145 West Sixtieth street,
lis West Ninetieth street. B6 West
Ninety-third street, northeast corner
11ith street and Third avenue, 26I1
Eighth Avenue, northwest corner 1884,
street, and $50 West 16Oth street.
The New York Building Managers AS
sociation's next and last afternoon meet
ing of the summer season will be held
Tuesday, September 3. at p. M, in
the reference room of the st. Paul Build
ing, 220 Broadway. There are several
important matters to come up. and
members are advised 10 attend.
Miss Marian Hague is the purchaser
OF 161 East Eighty-second street, sold
recently through Payson Mel Merrill
Company for DIR. John p. Wright.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

GOTH ST. West of Park Ave.-Three
story and basement IL room dwelling.
Sell cheap on quick sale to close estate.
Immediate possession. TRAUBE, l40a
Lexington Ave. Lenox $3.50
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INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.

IS bTaZllelTd, tdOlZ, July
S. Gsnanan. "i BordaaSI. July %. 49,
SIS Bylayl. Dartmouth, uly Il.
SIS Breiz IZel, Havre, Aug. /.
Sc warkworth, shields, Aug. 2.
SIS Alenthus, Fowney, Aug. 3.
IS Brandenburg, Bordeaux. Aug. 10.
SIS Aguila. Liverpool. Aug. 6.
SIS Trafalgar, Greenock Aug. 7.
IS Lake Fontana, Portland Eng, Aug. =
IS VItruvia, Ardossan, Aug. 5.
Sc Gregory, Para, Aug. 10.
SIS Sierra. Brest, Aug. %.
SIS Arizonian. St. Nazaire Aug. 10.
SIS Rochambeau. Havre, Aug. ..
SIS Liberator. Brest. Aug. p.
SIS Huron. Santo Domingo, Aug. %.
IS Coamo, San Juan. Aug. q.
SIS FL Alba, Galveston, Aug. 20.
SIS Creole. New Orleans. Aug. %.
SIS Won Steuben. Brest, Aug. "a.
Due Tomorrow.
SIS Catalonia, Cadiz Aug. H.
SIS Braddock. Bordeaux. Aug. 20.
SIS Marica. Brest, Aug. %.
SIS Lake Tulare, Barry, Aug. To-
Due Wednesday.
SIS Finland BreJt. Aug. %.
SIS Freedom, Brest. Aug. p.
SIS Siboney, Brest Aug. %.
SIS San Marcos, Galveston, Aug. 2s.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
Tuesday.
Europe Except Germany, Lthuania and
Latvia), Africa Except SOUTH and west
Asia, via Liverpool; also parcel post mails
India, British East Africa and Malta. SIS
Carmanla, A. Nj.
Wednesday.
Europe Africa except SOUTH and West
Asia, via Plymouth, Boulogne and rotterdam
also parcel post mails for Great Britain,
Ireland, Egypt, British India, British East
Africa, Malta and Netherlands S. Noordam'
Italy parcel post mails and specially ad-
dressed correspondence, via Naples and
Genoa, SIS, Europa, $50 A. NJ
Gibraltar CItaly must be specially ad-
dressed for despatch by this steamship, via
Gibraltar and Naples also parcel post m all 5
south Africa, via Cape Town; also parcel
Clan Cumming, IL NJ.
Thursday.
Europe Except Norway, Sweden, Denmark,
Germany. Ilthuania and Latvial, Africa
and West AHA, via Liverpool; also parcel
British India, British East Africa and Malta,
SIS Beleic S A. N,
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany,
Christiana and Copenhagen; also parcel
post mails for Norway, Sweden and Den.
mark. IS. United States. 1880 A. NJ.
liberia and Gold Coast. via Monrovia,
Seconds Accra and winnebah; also parcel
post mails for Liberia Liberia Sc Bendu a; M NJ
S.. ' stavansorHiiord, $50 A, n. -O'
Saturday.
Germany tparcel post mails and specially
addressed correspondence). via Hamburg, SIS.
Bushong. A. NJ.
France belgium; Rumania, Bulgaria, Lux
emburg. Czecho Slow aka. Jugo Slavia, Ger.
man-Austria, Poland, Swift zerland. Italy.
Spain. Greece, Portugal. Egypt, British
India, British East Africa. Malta, CeyiOn.
Straits Settlements and Persia. via Havre;
also parcel post mails for France, Algeria
Corsica and Tunis, SIS. Rochambeau, $50
A NJ
Italy Cparcel post mails and specially ad-
dressed correspondence, via Naples and
Genoa, SIS. san Gennaro. . 80 A. NJ.
Norway, Sweden. Denmark, Germany.
Iithuania ana Latvia via Gothenburg: also
parcel post mails for sweden S. Stock
holm, 1880 A. NJ
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ARRIvALs-sUNpAY, AUGUST 81.

ARRIvALs-sUNDAY. AUGUST 81.
SIS Glenative. London. Aug. ls.
SIS Lake Sebago Santiago, Aug. "a.
S. Pauline, Seville, Aug Is.
SIS Lake Akkra, Puerto Padre. Aug "a.
SIS Swat. Calcutta, July ].
So Ipswich. Rotterdam. Aug. -.
SIS Clan Macbeth, Cape Town, July 10.
SIS Hoven. Brest. Aug. II.
IS Nippon, Buenos Ayres. Aug. 7.
rs Pretoria. Boston. Aug. 30.
SIS FL Mundo. Galveston, Aug. %.
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

AT RIDGEwOOD, n. J.-Fine residential
street, plot l00x200, fine shade trees. house
y rooms, ali improvements For sale only
Immediate occupancy. H. d. c.. p. o. Box
81, Rdgewood. N. j.
FOR SALE-Furnished house. eleven
rooms and other homes. Z. ]. CAHILL.
Real Estate. Mountain Lakes. New Jersey.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK.

SAILED FOX NEW YORK,
SIS Maumee, from Brest.
SIS Siboney. from Brest
Ss Zeppelin, from Brest.
SIS De Kalb. from Brest.
SIS Roma, from Bordeaux.
SIS Santa Cecilia. from ST. Nazaire
SIS Euryahes from Cristobal
SIS Colorado Springs, from Cristobal.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK,
S. wilhelmina. at Cristobal.
S. Penoni, AT Cristobal.
U. S. s. Upshur. at Cristobal.
U. S. y. Aaron Ward. at Cristobal.
U. s. s. Roper. at Cristobal.
SIS Seekonk. at Madras.
SIS Tsuyama Maru, at Yokohama.
SIS Hubert at Pernambuco.
IS Australind. at Sydney. n. S. W.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-13
FARMERS WILL HAVE
TRADE EXCHANGE
TRADE BODY is FOSTERING BUL,
LETIN ARRANGEMENT FOR
GOOD

Within short time a trade board
bulletin service will be running on
public corner in Cordele and this
bulletin service will indicate as near.
ly as possible what is being offered
for sale and what is being bought.
An exchange of produce and farm
products will thus result and it will
be made convenience solely for
farmers of Crisp and these who trade
in Cordele
Jake Sheppard, director of farm
and agriculture for the board of trade
made a report at the meeting of the
body yesterday afternoon that reveal.
ed wise start Of what is believed
will finally mean great local farm
ers exchange. This plan is being de
yised with view Cf meeting year
round farm need.
County Demonstration Agent ]. NJ
Turner is leading assistance to this
cork
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-13
DANISH VIOLINIST WAS
GIVEN POOR RECEPTION

AXel Skovgaard, the Danish violin
list, played to a small house last night
and his program WAS seriously mar
red by rough neck element of boys
in the gallery. He revealed at the
start that he is real artist His wife
and Miss wilcox. too, were all that
they claim. Their program was such
program as should win any audience
The Woodmen were badly divided
lm0ng themselves over the honors of
the occasion, or something prevented
their cooperation in making the even
ing worth while for themselves, Hard
ly dozen members of the order were
present They developed differences
over their own program and those
who had to manage it felt that they
got no cooperation because of the
differences.
And the bad boys ruined the pro
gram for those who went to hear
something otherwise worth the money.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-13
THAT WELL
DRESSED LOOK"
CAPTIVATING MOTION PICTURE
NOVELTY OF GREAT INTEREST
TO WOMEN.

The Chinese have an ancient pro
verb which AYERS that the woman
who has never changed her mind died
last Wednesday, 1t might be said
that this is equally true of the woman
who is net interested in fashions. At
any rate, it is safe to assume that the
Palace Theatre will not lack good,
ly audience when the picturized man,
niquin fete is disclosed there on
April 15 Very likely it will prove the
hit of the bill. as it did along Broad
way when shown in New York last
week.
Realizing that the ordinary fashion
book had about reached the limits of
its possibilities and that motion pic
lures. were virtually an untapped
mine. the Universal Film Company
conceived the brilliant ieda of bring
ing the the citadels of style directly
to the millions Of women who get their
inspiration and enjoyment at the
movies and who would undoubtedly
welcome the delightful experience of
having an advance presentation of
spring and summer styles brought t.
their favorite theatre
One is shown what may be anthem.
ttcally considered the fastest thing
in frocks and designs, directly from
the studio of the internationally
known Hy Mayer who has put his
best efforts into the conception OF
bringing his clever drawings to life
Nothing quite like it has ever been
attempted before, and the smartness
of the entire production will surely
Impress itself upon any one who has
the good fortune to see it,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-13
UNCLE JOE LITTLEJOHN
STILL IS CRITICALLY ILL

Word this morning from the bedside
of Uncle Joe Littlejohn indicated th9t
he was very low anu had reached a
stage where at times he was mcon
scious Depty Clerk w. a. Morris left
at the request OF Mrs, Morris and
promised to telephone friends here
as soon as he reached GAINESVILLE
about the condition of the patient
Jesse Littlejohn a son who has
been in the war in France about
whom the father was deeply concern
ed and expressed a strong desire to
see him. reached his bedside yester
day afternoon and is now with him.
Friends in Cordele are much con.
cerned about his recovery
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-13
TRAIN SOUTH OVER
6. 5. & F. IN MORNING
TRADE BODY is JOINING WITH
OTHER CITIES TO GET THIS NEED

The directors of the trade board
yesterday We're advised by Secretary
Bussey that the effort to get Il morn
ing train south over the Georgia Sou
thern & Florida Railroad is progress
ing in satisfactory manner and soon
the officials of the line will be APP
preached with plea that will carry
the reQuet of every town south OF
Macon to the Florida line.
Business interests here and along
the road feel that this train is a
necessity and they are going to ask
for it and try at the same time to
convince railway officials that they
intend to make use of the train if it
is given to them. Several towns will
be joined in the effort to get the
train.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-13
new MAN IN CHARGE
LIME COLA PLANT
T. Y. HENDRIX MONTGOMERY
BUSINESS MAN TAKES OVER

Mr.. 7. Y. Hendrix. a Montgomery,
Ala, business man is here in charge
Of the local Lime Cola plant, the in
terests of Smith and Alternately hav-
ing been taken over and a new start
having been planned
MIR. Hendrix is a man Of progressive
business ideas and has already TAX
en- hold with an abundant faith in his
possibilities in the new field. He has
gone to work with view of enlarg-
ing his trade and giving his patron
age the best that can be had.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-13
FIREMEN STRIKE
in CINCINNATI
QUIT PLACES BECAUSE FOUR
MEN WERE DISCHARGED.

Cincinnati, April l2.--With the eX-
ception of a hundred and forty two
iiremen who refused to resign their
places, the city fire department is to-
day manned va Cincinnati regiment
of home guards. The first hour I'M
der the new conditions passed quiet
ly. 1t is estimated by both the fire
ment's union and the city authorities
that four hundred and ten of the five
hundred and fifty-two firemen, who
were working yesterday, failed to ap,
pear at the firehouses for work this
morning.
The firemen resigned because four
ilremen had been discharged for
Joining the union.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-13
CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
REV. W. B. SANS, VICAR

The regular services in this church
today palm Sunday will be as fol
lows:
1890 a. M. Sunday school,
1880 4. M. Holy Communion and
sermon.
No night service.
The special services tor Holy Week
will be as follows:
Every morning except Thursday at
1880 a M
Thursday night lHoly Thursday
service at s p m.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-13
MILLION DOLLAR CREDIT
SECURED BY COLUMBIA

New York, April 12.-For the pur-
pose of constructing wharves and wa
ter terminals at the Colombian port
of Buena Ventura, a credit of mil
lion dollars has been obtained by the
Colombian government here through
the M. Amsinck Company, it was an
n0unce dtoday, marking the first of a
series of financial transactions Of like
character.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-13
DIR. VICTOR |. MASTER
breaches For RAPTLSTS

DR. Victor I Masters OF Atlanta
Fill be in the pulpit at the Baptist
church SlnlGy morning and Sunday
night 10 take Tic place of Rev. Wal
lace Wear. the pastor, who is now in
Hciila conducting a revival for Rev.
a c. Pyle at the Baptist church DR..
Masters sa man who will prove worth
the attendance of every member of
the church at both services.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-13
COMMANDERY WILL
HOLD BIG BANQUET
ANNUAL ELECTION OCCURS AND
INSTALLATION WILL BE PUBLIC.

Officers and members of Cyrenne
Commanderv in Cordcle will hold
their annual election next Friday
night and follow the meeting with the
public installation which the ladies
will attend and on the same evening
hold the annual banquet
This is an annual occasion and one
to which the commandery looks for
ward with a great deal of interest.
The local commandery covers wide
territory and its members are among
the leading citizens of this section
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-13
ATTENDED FUNERAL FRIDAY
OF MRS. R. |. M'KENZIE

Messrs c. NJ. and w. c. Mckenzie
are back home from Panama City,
Fla, where they went to attend the
funeral of Mrs. r. l.. Mckenzie,
whose death occurred Thursday. R.
L. Mckenzie is their brother and a
prominent business man of Panama
City He was reared in Crisp and his
scores of friends will sympathize
deeply with him in his sorrows.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-13

1t is better to be up with the larH
than down with the measles.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-13

In 1898 gasoline sold for cents
. gallon
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-13
MODERN ELEMENT
GAINS IN BAVARIA
AGREEMENT REACHED WITH
COMMUNISTS.

Berlin, ridayD-Reports received
from Munich today state that an
agreement has been reached between
the central powers and the commun-
lists. This is held to indicate the
moderate elements in the Bavarian
capital have gained the upper hand
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Childers and
daughter, Miss Zilla. of Rutledge. are
here spending the week end with Mr..
and Mrs r. l.. Towns
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-13

WILL RENT-Three rooms TO good
party or will exchange my house for
three rooms up town. f. H. Bland,
ST. l.l2-2t.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02

INDUSTRIAL ADDITION.
New house being built: new t-room
house with gas and electricity one s.
room house, SEQ me for bargains. Mrs
~ NJ Withrow. Walnut .J37-R
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02

Buys an s-room house. 1900 block w.
9Th. terms. Walnut 1924 Owner.
COMPLETE s-room house In Norman
for rent In summer; two bath rooms
servants room barn and garden; two
blocks from car limo. Call S7S. Nor
mnn
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-20


foundand
ships r searching for the machine
r. Pres-EGor to Get trace of AVIATOR
wireless have failed The government here and the sop"h arr
had of him.
wireless calls ships asking
the hd ship that had
he o its wireless.
UNITED PresAnoh ngh has passed without word
Of
bipe effort ny the atlantic
that the
might picked
which able TO communicate the news
the early hours OF today
Of optimism hoping
Of
o their machine
forty miles from the mouth
Of
ministry today The considered
instructed that effect the ministry
believed
Irish merely the result
a steamships the sopwh
pmic knowing the Iiawhers gasoline must be exhausted
PARIS Ma, a Pr)ncreasng anxiety the fate
British headquarters today following
yesterday the British
Lloyd received stating
IIawker had Waterford. Ireland
r. Davies Lloyd Georges secretary said that he received the mege
his colleagues the Premer Office
evidently
although wthouou qualifications received
yesterday"
Club,
ministry officially Premier Lloyd
iaWher had flown Waterford. ireland. at
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1919-05-20
ny w. n. HARGRAVEs.
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the 10
repaired
he win Inc bOatw on he surfac
descended did
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hiships OF
bufetng
the
under
ation 10
husic reception The people had
trans Atlantic flyers and this the first opportunity do
miles
rado calls
Lieutenant
from Hoa ready make the jump Tho
Portugal.
WASHINGTON weather
delay completion American
Weather bound the
Navy Department early today by ADMIRAL
boat reported condition.
weather to Jake on for Pona Delgsda 10 Lisbon
Starting time of the NCi
The other seapan OF the
history making
Admiral the
hours rough finds impossible
nighithe
the hull leaking is
The NCi added is
sink
Navy praised
ing his objective.
with the three American hoping
that Harry w The DARING Australian had sacrificed his life in his
attempted nonstop trans Atlantic n'ght