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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
HAWKER AT HOME
WELL and SOUND
AUSTRALIAN FLYER AND NAVI.
GATOR PICKED UP IN OCEAN.

London May 25.-lIarry G. Hawk.
er and Lieutenant Commander Mae
kenzie Grieve, the two airmen who
started last Sunday in an attempt to
fly across the Atlantic ocean from
st. Johns, n. F., have been picked
up at sea and landed in Scotland.
Both men are in perfect health.
1t is Officially announced by the
admiralty that the aviatOrs were
picked up in latitude 5000, longitude
$3.50, having alighted close to the
little Danish steamer Mary owing
to Stoppage of circulation in the
water pipes between the radiator
and the water pump.
The airplane, a Sopwith machine
was mot salvaged.
The first report of the ayiators
since their Jump OFF, last Sunday
came when the Mary. which was
bound from Norfolk to Aarhuus.
rounded the Butt Of Lewis ,Oday anG
wigWaoged the fact that she had
tIawNer and GrieyC ubO&ru
Saved hands of Sopwith airplane, -
was ,he signal.
rs it Hawker?" was the question
sent out by the flags from the Butt.
which is the NEST northwesterly
point OF the IIebrides group off Scot
land
Yes laconcaliy replied the Mary.
The admiralty immediately sent
out fast torpedo boat destroyer il
an endeaVor to intercept the MARY
and take off the aviators. There
was an anxious wait for several hours.
when the word was flashed that the
destroyer had come across the steam
er and transferred Hawker and Grieyc
and was taking them to Thurso on the
northern coast of Scotland, about 100
miles east Of the Butt of Lewis.
The destroyer, the Revenge. re.
ported to the admiralty this evening
that tIawker and Grieve would sleep
on board tonight. The aviators will
reach London at O'Clock Tuesday
evening. They will cross to the main,
land tomorrow and proceed to London
by train.
Mrs. 1awker, wife of the aviator.
received the news from the Mary
early this morning at her home near
Surbiton and posted notice outside
her home reading:
Mr.. Hawker has been found. He
is on the boat Mary bound for Den
mark"
A crowd OF villagers soon gathered
and shOwered Mrs Hawker with con
GratulatiOns
The London Daily Mail. which offer
ed a purse of $4,000 for the first flight
by IA heavier-than-air craft across the
Atlantic ocean. will give Hawker and
Grieye "A consolation prize of s. 900
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
BROTHER AWAITS LITTLE
SISTERS IMPROVEMENT HERE

Clyde Smiths visit to his parents
here was saddened by the serious &c,
cident which befell his younger 81. II
Annie Belle Smith. who as the car i'll
home Saturday last jumped out while
the care was still running fell violently
on her head and has been unconscious
most of the, time since.
Should the little girls condition be
more favorable Clyde was return to
Oxford today, where he has been a
student of Emory College for some
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
FULL UNDERSTANDING HAS
BEEN REACHED
NEARLY MILLION TONS
President Wilson Says I'm
edstands That 100000
Tons Remain U. S. Prop
erty.

Washington, May 26.-Offcial adj
vices reached Washington today that
a full understanding had been reach
ed by the Council of Four by wnicti
the United States will keep all tho
German ships that were seized in this
county when this country entered the
war
President Wilson has informed OF
liCials that under his understanding
the United States will retain seven
hundred thousand tons of shipping
seized at that time.
Great Britain had proposed that this
tonnage, as well as the German ships
seized in other countries should be
placed in a common pool and allotted
on basis of tonnage lost through the
action of enemy submarines.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
VICTORY LOAN GOES OVER five AND QUARTER Bill LIONS
IT, S. WILL HOLD 20 600 TONS ENEMY SHIPS TAKEN IN WAR
TACKLE ITALIAN
PROBLEMS AGAIN

Paris. May 26.-Therc are in
dications To-Day that negotia-
tions for the settlement OF the
Italian problcm are being re-
sumed after Il weeks suspen-
sion.
1t is understood that strong
effort is being mad" by the
French. British and Italians to
have the treaty of London to
form the basis OF the settle
ment.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
WILSON SAW RISK
OF TREATY TALK
DURING HIS ABSENCE FROM THE
UNITED STATES.

Paris, May 2G.-Thc Echo do Paris
today declared that it was on the re
quest of President Wilson that the
heads of the Allied and associated
powers declared to permit the publ
cation of the full text Of the peace
treaty.
The paper adds that President viii
on "fOresaw the Inconvenience and
risk in opening the important discus.
;ion in the United States during his
absence
Dispatches from American CORES
pondents at Paris have stated that il
was understood that the chief oppO.
sition to making the treaty public
came from Lloyd-George
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
.DENEKINE AND
KOLCHAK GIVEN
CONDITIONAL OK.
ALLIES RECOGNIZE TWO ANTI
BOLSHEVlK FORCES
MUST CONVOKE ASSEMBLY
Reports Say Lenine Has
Proposed on Armsitice
With Kolchak.

Paris, May 26.-The Council of Four
ha sdecided conditionally to recog-
nizo the anti-Bolsheviki governments
of Admiral Kolchak and General
Denekine, according to Reuters agency
here.
The conditions are that regarding
the future of Russia these govern.
ments agree to convoke and accept
the verdict Of genuine constituent
assembly, likewise that the League of
Nations covenant and its consequences
affecting the boundaries of the former
empire are accepted.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
SHRINERS ARRANGING TO
ATTEND CEREMONIAL ALBANY

Arab, Ga, May 26-The local
members Of the SINNERS are arrang-
ing to attend the big Ceremonial of
the Order, which will take place at
Albany, Ga. on June 3rd. There will
be very large class for this Cere-
monial. some of which will be from
among our best citizens. Some of
those who will attend from here are
T. J. Royal. r. A. Bedgood. d. l..
Stephens and w. b. Fraser A great
time in ANTICIPATED.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
WILL PAY AT ONCE
ALL ALLOTMENTS
GOVERNMENT WILL NOT WAIT
FOR SIGNING OF MEASURE.

Washington, May 26.-Payments of
past due and current allotments to
families of soldiers and dependents of
Civil War veterans will be made by
the War Rik Insurance Bureau with
out waiting for the formal signing OF
the urgent deficiency bill by the Presi-
dent. Authority to send checks for
ward without a moments delay was
calbled by President Wilson after the
President had been informed that the
bill was passed by Congress. The
bill is now on the way to Paris.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
REV. T. B. STANFORD DELIVERS
SERMON GRADUATING CLASS

The graduating class of the O'neal
High School composed of fourt cen
young ladies and one young man,
Misses Ida and Frank Marsh, Mary
and Margaret Bulloch. Eva Boniske
Mary Mccoy, Elsie Williams, Grace
Williams, Anna Calhoun. Nina May
Calhoun. jamie Howell Bobbie Bar
wick, Dallas Ertzberger. Russell Har-
ris assembled Sunday morning at the
First Methodist church. where seats
were reserved for them Picturesqly
attractive were the young girls in
their commencement costumes of
white. The music was an inspiration
al feature of the occasion.
Mr.. Stanford's discourse. subject;
Things Worth While in Life" applied
especially to his youthful hearers
His message was beautiful expressive
in it's simplicity
The young people awarded the speak
err an attentive appreciative hearing
Miss Eva Boniske is Valedictorian of
this interesting class, Russell Harris
Class Orator The Commencement ex-
ercises promise to be of unusual in
terest
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
Credentials Approved

Paris, May 26.-The credentials Of
the Austria peace delegates at ST.
Germain-E n-Laye have been approved
by the commission of the peace con-
their first note to the Allied and as
ISOLATED governments dealing with
the treaty The note has to do with
Carinthian matters.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
VICTORY LOAN
COESOVER five
BILLION TOTAL
NEARLY BILLION OVER AMOUNT
ASKED
ONLY TWO DISTRICTS FAIL
Atlanta and Dallas Were
ONLY TWO DISTRICTS FAIL
Atlanta and Dallas Were
the Only Districts to Fall
Below Their Quotas.

Washington, May 26.-The total
subscriptions to the Victory Loan
were announced today by the Treas,
ury as five billions, two hundred. for
ty-nine million, nine hundred and
eight thousand, three hundred dollars.
Over-subscription reached nearly
forty-ive millions.
HEhe Atlanta district failed to OBJ
. ta&l it's quota by less than one per-
cent
Dallas district also failed to obtain
its quota by less than eight percent.
This is the first war loan. in which any
district has failed to subscribe it's
quota.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
MAJ. GEN. tIARBORD GOES
TO HEAD WAR COLLEGE

Paris, Maj. Gen. Hartford. head Of
the service Of supply for the Ameri
can EXpeditionary Forces, has been
relieved of his duties, and is detailed
as chief of staff
He goes to Washington to become
chief of the War College.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
FALL OF PETROGRAD
MATTER OF DAYS
.ANTI 8oLs HAMMERING AT THE
GATES OF RIGA.

London. May ga wireless dis
patch says the defense committee at
Moscow is appealing for women vol
unteers for military service and adj
nit sthat .non-Bolshevik troops are
fighting in the outskirts of Riga on
the left bank of the Dvina.
A Reuter- correspondent says. once
the supplies from Siberia are assured,
the capture of Moscow and Petrograd
will be a matter of only short time
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
FLORIDA DIVISION
CAUSING FIGHT
BELIEVED MEASURE Will DIE
BEFORE END OF SESSION.

Tallahassee, May lG-After an ali
lay fight Saturday the lower House
If the Legislature today faced a con
tinuation OF Representative Mathis
effort to secure ratification of the pro-
posed state division.
resolution proposed the creation of
new state Of South Florida Con
sentative members are of the opinion
that the bill will die before the end
If the present session June sixth.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
FREIGHT RATES HELD AS
DISCRIMINATING IN REPORT

Washington May 26,--Freigt rates
on knitting products from producing
points in Tennessee, Georgia and Ala
bama to Little Rock were held un-
reasonable or discriminatory in a ten
tice decision today by the examiner
for the Interstate Commission in a
complaint of the Little Rock mer-
chants freight bureau against the At
,antic Coast Line and other railroads
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
LOCAL BOARD OF TRUSTEES
PERFECTED ORGANIZATION

Arab, Ga. May 26.-The local
Board of Trustees of the Arab High
School have perfected organization
for the year. work by electing J. w.
RI lser, chairman, and ]. A, Peed. Sc
Cfetary-treasurer. 1t has not yet elect
ed the faculty for the next school.
year, but will do so about the first of
June.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
METHODISTS REACH
FULL AMOUNT TODAY
INDICATIONS ARE THAT GOAL is
REACHED.

Nashville May 26.-Olficials re-
ports at Southern Methodist Centen-
airy headquarters showed more than
thirty two millions in subscriptions.
With full thirty-five millions sought
would be reported during the day.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
ALABAMA MO0NSHINER
DEAD AFTER BATTLE

Birmingham. May 2G.--Wiley Glov-
or self styled King of Jefferson coun,
~ mOonshiners." is dead and L. f.
FELTON,. his alleged assistant is in the
county Jail following a pitched baJ.
lie with deputy sheritfs yesterday in
The Sayre neighborhood on the Cahala
river
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
Appeal For Haste

Basal, May 90 Austrian Chancel-
lor Benner made an appeal to Pre-
mier Clemenceau on Saturday. for en-
pediting the peace negotiation, &C
cording to a Vienna dispatch today.
Benner is said to have pointed out
that the delay is having bad effect
On the German-Austrian population,
causing fear that disorders might
break out.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
$4,000 LLVESLOST AS
KALUT BECHES RUIN
VOLCANO DESTROYS 81 VILLAGES
IN JAVA.

Amsterdam, May 26.-The valcano Of
Kaiut in Java has burst into erouption
wiping out twenty villages in the diss-
trict of Brengal and eleven in the vi
entity of Blitar, causgni the deaths
estimated at fifteen thousand, accord
ing to a Central News dispatch.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
AT AGE OF IO7 YEARS
TENNESSEE WOMAN DIES

Winchester. Tenn, May 25.-Mrs.
Sitha Roger, member of well known
family living on Sand Mountain. near
here, is dead at the age of 107, having
been born in 1872, in the neighbOrhood
where she died.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
THREE MORE GERMAN
NOTES AR ESENT
DEAL WITH PREPARATION AND
GERMAN PROPERTY.

Paris, May 26.-The German dele
cation today sent three notes to the
secretary of the peace conference.
The notes deal respectively with
reparations and responsibility; Ger
man property in Allied countries and
German religious missions abroad
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
GERMANS FAVOR
full. DISARMAMENT
THIS WILL BE CONTINUED IN THE
COUNTER PROPOSAL.

Berlin, Sunday. Associated Prcss.D
Information from an uninpeachabla
source is that The counter proposals
by Germans to the peace conference
will declare in favor of military dis
'rmament, saying Germany is ready
to three hundred and fifty Thousand
within two months after the conclu-
sion of peace and by the end of anotn-
"F yearS cutting.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
Armistice Proposal Unconfrmed

London, (SundayD-While there is
no confirmation from other sources
that Russian Bolshevik Premier lie
nine, has proposed an armistice TO
Admiral Kolchak, head of all the Rus
sian government at Omsk, there are
Indications that the Basheviki are
ANXIOUS over the fate of Petrograd
and Moscow.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
MERRY PARTY IN
HAWKER HOME TODAY

London, Sunday. Associated
Press There is a merry party
at the home of Harry Hawker.
near Surbit0u. tonight.
Many callers including Thom-
as Sopwith. head of the S3pwith
= Aviation company, are going to
the home to congratulate Mrs.
Hawker on the safe rescue OF
her husband and Lieut.. Com
mandcr GrioVe.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
NC=4 WILL NOT LEAVE
FOR LISBON TODAY

London, May 26.-The NC-4 will not
leave Ponta del Gada today for Lis
bon, according to a wireless to the
American n"val authorities here. No
reason is given.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-05-26
AUSTRIAN
PEACE TERMS FOR
ANOTHER WEEK
~
AUTRIAN CHANCELLOR URGES
RAPID ACTION
FEARS POPULAR DISFAVOR
Credentials Of Austrian
Peace Delegation Approx
ed and First Note is Sent.

Paris, May 26-The probable pre-
sentation of the peace terms to the
Austrians will be delaped until next
week, according to Reuters
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LOUISIANA ACREAGE

HAVE SOME CHOICE BARGAINS
IN ALL SIZE TRACTS NonTu Ut
THE HOMER FIELD CLOSE To
DRILLING WELLS, SEE ME roh
PRICES BEFORE BUYING IN THIS
FIELD AND CAN MAKE YOU a
GOOD DEAL
iISo C,OLcORD, PHONE WALNUT ~
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YARn AND ACRE rHAcrs


oklsksms.
Is ACRES ali bottom, ts.oo6I This VI.
tic farm 10 Ices than . milss from
state capitol building N . very TN.
auto highway, has . very good t.roon
house, barn and other outbuildirgs, A
splendid place for all kinds of ssrdsn
sold within n-rt 10 days-so come and
see w At once II you want . bargain
ROSS v. THOMAS SONS co,
Walnut <si sos on Exchange
FOR RENT--FruIt farm. east of Okla
homa city. is0 acres In all y.
s00T.
20 ACREs well Improved; 81, 500 cash
Y, O. PhenncGer. Walnut 1854
WANT TO lease from 10 to " acres
well improved; prefer west Of town on
~ Reno iDterur IAN; viii pay hig
money for or 10 year lease. ! have
fine bunch of registered hogs and want
place for hog iafm. BIS. care OKLA
honan.
1--WE ACRES, close to csrlins; good huy
fhensser, Walnut 1854
% ACRES fruit and alfalfa farm. ~
miles out of ohlahoma CITY, ~ acres
Of mlsed orchard and " acres In cnit'vs.
ton. 10 acres bottom land, all fenced
and cross fenced hog tish, In -four pas
tur-s. s.room house and barn and sprls
house, garage and chicken house, two
wells Nth rumps In them. Think Of this
for suiy % zoe. We consider this one OF
the best bargains In thu state Of OKLA
Noma-
WEST iNvEsrNESr CO.
Anpls N
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REAL ESTATE 10 TRADE

REAL ESTATE 70 TRADE
S~~~~s~s~~>>-~s>~s~e-~> ~e-~>s~s>>~~s~>s~s~~ssa~ss~
4 PAIR u nice level ists n navsaWoel
sdditIsn. wiii trade for ees ~ diAosal.
walnut Ssta
i.,oc.ACRE ranch 10 trade foe eoed
stock Of merchandise. plenty Of fun-
Mug water and ifuprovemsnta Write
BoI J. Lavsrns. Okla.
WANTED TO TRADE-N scsSs CHAR
lanl for rssilancs aad lots ID Capitsl
Hill: give number OF rssidencs With
appointment for inepeetioa; imme1iAts
exchange dssirsd. Ell. 0eiAAossaA
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LEASE SPECIALS
rux.MAN COUNTY
- asrss near yfsd TIN wsn.. - te.ee
" acres east yte1 Ttn vsal 80. tS.ee
Frs1 TN q ting Casing
- seres ] nj. 1enmtse ...,..s. ~
20 sefss go. ie.l.iS ........... sSs.ss
cuerE1 COUNTY
veuD 61min0, 8 lesatis-' ms1s: %
o. 10 seres. g'ysaf Isaess. e1ee.
TurTLl ACREAGE
wM = lAN Is ss.s aFesa4 ~
0hAy as6 SsllsvS tAal lkis tsPssSsSy
vtm - the eeates q altrecSloa Vilhln
the p1at unlfty 0nyA oolttt buy noV,
- ~ AsFsa6s y b 6snss4
AGENTS WANTED
fnE owANooN CONF tNY
PSsas Napis sfi. IN. Rssisssa.
oklahomA CITY.
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THE SWANSON COMPANY
Maple Sis

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west handling stocks. bonds. ieass~
productica.
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