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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07

There IL only one Memphis game
scheduled Saturday. West Tennessee
Normal and Memphis University school
will clash,
There are a number Of other South
ern games scheduled for Saturday,
Here's the entire football menu;
At ACCOMPLISHMENTS University
school VS.. Wet To- oNsser Nc ri.
AZ. Clarksdale, MIss.-ols Miss vs..
Mississippi A. and NJ
~ Nashwlle--Vanderbilt VS.. Alabama.
A. Chapel Hill, N, C,--virginia NJ, !.
We, q. Of North Carolina.
At Austin, Texas-AArkansas VS.. U. OF
Texas.
At Columbia, s. Gu. Of Tennessee
VI, Y. Of South Carolina.
At Sswanee--oElethorpe VS.. Sewanee.
At Mobile, Ala-Auburn VS.. Spring
At New orisAns-u. of Florida VS..
A Lawrence. Inn,-oklahoma vs.. U.
At Cincinnati Kentucky VS.. U. OF
Cincinnati.
At Charlotte, N. CA. & Il. VS.. Day
Idson.
At Athens, Ga-virginia VS.. Georgia.
AT Baton Rouge, La.-L- S. U. Va,
Mississippi college.
At Atlanta-Georgia Tech VS.. wash
ington and Lee.
At Waco. Texas-Texas A. and NJ.
VS., Baylor.
At Chicago, Michigan VS.. Chicago.
AZ Minneapolis, MINI, Illinois vs..
Minnesota.
At Evanston. ILL.,. Northwestern VI,
Iowa,
A Columbus, O., Purdue Va. Ohio
At East Lansing, Mich, Michigan
Aggies w. South Dakota.
AZ. Columbia, MO. Missouri Va. Ne
brAska.
Al Lawrence, kan, Kansas vs.. okla
homa.
Al pesMolnes, Drake VS.. Washing.
Az. 81. Louis. Mo-, st. Louis vs.. Mar
quette.
At Richmond. Ind. Earlham vs..
Franklin.
At Cincinnati, O.. St Xavier vs. Rose
Poly.
At Manhattan, Kan. Kansas Aggies
AZ indianapolis, Ind, DePauw VS.
At st. Louis, Mo. washington w,
Drake.
At Alliance. O.. Mount Union VS.
| Case.
At Wooster, O., Akron va. Wooster
Al Granville, o., Denison vs.. Heidsl'
burg.
AZ Athens o., Ohio university VS.
Baldwin Wallace,
At Cleveland, O.. Western Reserv,
VS.. Kenyon.
At oberlln, O., oberlin VS.. Hiram.
At Cincinnati, o., Cincinnati VS.
Kentucky state,
At Ripon, Wis, Carroll VS.. Rlpon.
At saltwater, okla, Phillips universe.
" VS.. Oklahoma A. and NJ
AT Appleton, Wis, Lawrence vs Be
lott,
At oxford. O.. Ohio Northern VS.. III,
At Grinnell, Ia, Coe W.. Grlnnell.
AZ Sioux City. Ia, Simpson VS.. Morn
lngslde.
At Cedar, Falls, Ia, Ellsworth VS.
State Teacher college,
AT Fairfield, Ia, Parsons VS.. Du'
buque.
Al Rock Island, Ill, Augustan We
Cornell
AT Kalamazoo, Mich. Grand Rapid
VS., Western state Normal.
At Kalamazoo, Mich, Albion va. Kala
niAzoo college.
At Mortified, MINI, st. Olaf vs.
Carlton.
AT Austin, Tex, Arkansas vs. Texas
At Wastervile, o., otterbeln vs.. wit
tenburg
At Athens, o.. Baldwin Wallace vs.
Ohio university.
At Marietta, o., West Virginia Yves
leyan W. Marietta.
At Lexington. KY, Marshall vs.. Trar,
s~yivania.
At Omaha, Neb.. Creighton vs.. For
Dodge.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07

Charley Street, veteran Nashville
catcher and one OF the landmarks OF
the Southern, has played his final game
in the Dixie major Gabbv has at act,
after many and valiant attempts, land
ed a managerial position, having been
selected to manage the Suffolk club of
the Virginia league next season, sue
ceeding RUDE Oldring, who has been
released.
Gabby is still under contract by the
Nashville club, but the Volunteer Off
Gals have already stated that they
would give him his release in case he
landed the opportunity to manage the
Suffolk team.
Gabby's friends throughout the South
ern are legion, and Dixie fandom viii
wish him well IN his new role and field.
Street played on the Chattanooga
and Nashville clubs while III the
Southern.
Jimmy Wilde. British fIyweight, Is
now on the ocean and expects to land
In New York in u few days.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
Ruth After Bigger Contract
9M9 %9M 9x9 M9x
Can Name His OUn Figure

the game. and who, by their seasons
ito do in a season.
other men, like Ty Cobb, set a pace
for season after season that stamps
them as great players. And this ability
to lead year after year, gives them the
privilege Of talking new terms,
But Babe Ruth isn't one of these. I
He isn't simply the bright light OF
the Red Sox team. the American league
or the majors for the season Of 1919,
or the past several seasons. Instead OF
being just that, and nothing more,
Babe. in one season, has become the
most terrific hitter that baseball ever
has known.
Ground rules, official scorers and
other branches Of the game, didn't aid
him in gaining this name.
He ignored the puny hits that had
TO be judged.
He passed UP the singing grounders
that could not be handled except by the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
BILLIARD TOURNEY
OPENS AT CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND, Nov. THE three.
cushion billiard championship tourna-
ment of America opened here last night
with Byron Gillette, Of Buffalo, and
Charles McCourt. Of Cleveland, defeat
ing Charles Otis, Of Brooklyn, and r..
L. Cannefax, Of New York, respectively.
edly when he made difficult shots, win
ming from Cannefax by so to Al in So
innings. Canefax played rather ragedly.
Otis appeared off form and lost to Gil
lette by' so to 80 in 70 innings. Gil
lette scored the high u with six.
McCourt's best was five.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
FRAzEE NoT WORRIED.

Harry Frazee, owner and president
Of the Boston Red SoX, Is not worried
over his leading lady, Babe Ruth, and
his threats TO quit baseball unless he
gets 100000 per year. Says Hairbreadth
Harry;
what viii | do about Ruth? Well,
] won't borrow any trouble OIL that
score. In the past Babe and !
enjoyed the most friendly relations.
like him and greatly admire his
wonderful ability, He Is a big as
set to baseball! and | imagine he
will prosper as he deserves. You
recall that Babe and ! settled our
affairs promptly when we got to-
gether last spring and he has GER
tainly hustled for us | hope he is
q big hit IN the movies, as big a hit
MS the one he poled owe the stand
at tho Polo grounds last month"
A baseball fan who refuses to 20 into
winter quarters, drops a card to ask
who was the most valuable member OF
the 1919 array OF Chicks,
L%arruping Lou Christenbury is our
nomination for this doubtful compli-
ment.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07

school performer, II didn't take Ty
long TO discover that he was no actor,
and he very wisely chucked the crease.
paint and the footIlghts and beat Il be :
tore the cabbage and hen fruit barrage
started.
Ruth may be a bear In the movies,
but he win have to break an records
Icr ath,etes who have tried to be actors.
Ruth should be content to exhibit his
prowess on the ball field and let the
actors take care Of the stage and
movies.
Joe Beckett is coming over for the
expressed purpose OF taking the heavy
weight championship back with him to
dear oil Hengland. All Joe win carry
back with him win be a fun. grown
headache,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
TO RETURN.

BIN Brennan, the Goliath w1tn umnirea
In the Southern last season, will be back
In 1920 Big Bill had been hoping all
along that he would have an oppor-
tunity to return 70 the majors as an
arbitrator and made . special trip TO
Chicago to confer with President Ban
Johnson, OF the American, relative TO
the proposition,
However, all Bill got was sympathy
has chucked hts ambition behind him
aud has decided that he'd rather UNI +.
plre In the Southern anyway.
Hes u star in Sunland. and Dixie
fandom, while regrettinA that he failed
TO hang on In the majors, win shed no
crocodile tears because he Is coming
hnrk
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
HAYS SEES DEFEAT,

Coach Frank Hays has admitted that
he has little chance to soak High in a
vulnerable spot with his 1919 team. He
has accomplished wonders as 1t is. but
doesn't think he has worked a miracle
that is needed to trim his ancient rivals.
Next year he is looking for far bet
ter results and intends coming back
with a rush.
The lineup as announced in all edi-
tons Of Thursdays News Scimitar will
be used In FridaY's game.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
sY eoYLE snEA.

Central high and C. B. G. are playing
Friday in q football game that may add
much light TO the present befuddled sit
uation In the city, Saturday n. y, s;
meets Normal and when these two
games are finished the race for the
local championship will have narrowed
down to a small field.
c, 3. C, Is already neck high In the
mud, gasping for air, but any unex.
pected and unheralded upset on her
part, with High absorbing the beating,
would 60 a long way toward shaking
the puzzle into an unsolvable state,
At the same time no n Is looking
for the ~collegians TO wallep the High
maehine-not even the Purple and Gold
lads themselves.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
Many Hard Games
On Saturday Menu
Ole Miss Goes Up Against Mis- sissippi Aggies, vandy Meet
Alabama, Tennessee Tackles South Carolina, Georgi
Tech Battles Washington and Lee.
eY eoB pIoUE,

- - ANY IMPORTANT GAMES ire OF pxisa football schedule for sstur.
W day. Practically very eleven IN sunland is mestra opponents fully
WWH worthy Of their sMel and some close scores and hard battles are eN.
kWI peoted to result All teams have put In a hard Week Of sornmaulna
and pereclnqV arous formations to cut loose Saturday, and unless all
signs fall. some Of the most terrific Grid struggles Of the year will
- be peeled off.
Mississippi A. INK Mr he University of Alabama md Washington and Lee,
This quartet is staging a desposl } battle for the premier grid honors " the
South, an with a few more har1 games TO be played there h plenty OF oppor.
tunHy that some Of them will Dc doWmed. Georgia Tech appears TO Be- certain
TO finish Its schedule without defeat by a Southern eleven, Tech vas trimmed
BY Glenn Warmers Pitt Panthes two weeks sge. Tech has yet TO meet Auburn,
but the Pansmen are not expected to give thVn any great amount OF trouble
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
ALABAMA VS.. N

II Is up TO the Vanderbilt Commo-
nores to stop the mad run OF Alabama
saturday. The Alahamians are meet
ina the Gold and Black on Dudley field
m NASHVILLE and are confident that
aheir winning stride will he maintained
The McGugin machine has not shown
The class this year that was anticipat.
- and has been deeisiYely walloped on
several occasions. However, Coach Nc
GuEll has been hard at work remedy
ing ue defects IN his outfit and states
THAT ne is going 10 make a desperate
pedestal.
All Mandy regulars will be IN the
game az will the AiabAmians. and q
hard contest Is certain to result.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
NORMAL CONFIDENT.

In Saturdays clash at Hodges field,
ALSO, Normal intends burying dynamite
underneath M. U. s. and quietly light
ing the fuse. After a heavy weeks
grind the Normal eleven is In wonder
full shape and as a result Coach Bick
Campbell is In a very jubilant state,
His hilartty knows no bounds for at
present rating he hopes to drop the
Red and Blue for the count.
Campbell will depend upon Berry at
end and Wilson at quarter to carry him
across the hurdle and his faith. In these
two lads 10 unlimited. Sorsby at tackle
is another who has made quite an inn
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
POKER DAVIS DEAD.

Los ANGELES, Cal, Nov. TIE. C.
Davis, known nationally to sporting men
as Poker Davis, died at his home
here yesterday, aged SO. Davis, who
was a daring plunger in the days Of
race booklnakinG. an1assed a moderate
fortune and practically retired several
years ago.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
VOCATIONAL ouT 1

Vocational Is also out Of the running,
having been pushed into the ditch by
High and M. U. S., both Of which have
slipped her a neat beating this season.
G. B. C. lost her scalp last week to
Normal, 2T-0. In other words Normal.
High and NJ. U. s. are the lone entries
who still possess a shot at the title
without an argument in sight.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
EEWANEE VS.. %oGLETHoRPE

The muchiy- battered sewanee Tigers
should kick Ia with a victory Saturday
~ their game against the ogiethorpe
team. The Purple has been kicked
from pillar to post SO far this season,
but the we'll known-wurm Is expected
Dglethorpians.
Z. Oglethorpe has a good husky eleven
thls. year and win not be anything 70.
\ Ecmbling soft. picking. The team n
Figuring on nothing less than a de-
ElHive victory over Sewanee. believing
fhat they a muster sufficient
rtength and punch 10 slam the poor
GID Tigers further into the mire Of
despond.
The game will be played on the
mountain.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07

In Fridays gam High will employ
the nrst-stTing backs during the early
periods Of the game and will then swing
over to substitutes In order to give
every lad a chance.
Coach Joe Gronauer is not in the
least worried over the outcome, for in
C. B. c. he recognizes only a team Of
green and inexperienced kids who are
shy OF the proper class.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
Virginia To Meet
Georgia Friday

ATHENS, Ca, Nov. THE football
gnia and the University Of Georgia,
Scheduled for Saturday, will be played
today because Saturday Is circus day
| here.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
.UNDEFEATED ELEVENS TO MEET WORTHY FOEMEN
High Playing C.. B. c.;
N. II s. Meets Normal

preston on the torch-domed coach. Tbs
anne goes for Grantham.
sorsby belongs 10 the husky type
Of ltneInen who happens to be in the
center Of ell activities and who can
stand the gaff without 4 whimpeT.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
THAT rs, If HE CAN.

A Gotham judge has ruled that a mar
has a right to get drunk II he wants
to. It takes more than the desire,
y'onner.
-
Connie Mack AYERS that he Is going
to win the peuuant next season. Con
ME just will have his little Joke.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
Gene belmont
In Fast .DrdW
With Joe Rivers

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. Joe Rivers,
Of Los Angeles, and Gene belmont, Of
Memphis, Tenn. lig~htweights, fought a
fast ten round draw here last night.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07

\ Fielder Jones is IN again. Anyway
the former big league star and lumber
magnate Ia said TO be behind Bob
Brown. Of the Vancouver club, which
has applied for admittance In the Pa
cific Coast league.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
AUBURN VS.. %sPRINaHILL.

The Auburn Tigers are expecting a
Ywalkover In their affray with Spring-
Mil Saturday In Mobile. The Plains.
men are figuring on winning by some.
Thing like three touchdowns. The
ikpringhill eleven Is in fine shape and
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
BABE IN THE V

Babe Ruth. the Colossus OF Swat, is
making dire threats those days aad
SAYS II President Harry Frazee, OF the
Red Sox, falls to satisfy the itching Of
Babes palm for $20,000 next season, he
Will remain In the movies, where he Is
now engaged In making u baseball pic
ture.
As n Francis X, Rushman, Dustin
Farnum or even 4 VIM, s, Hart, there
is a chance hat Ruth would be a bloom
er and that II he forsook baseball the
movie people would soon discover that
he Was not the big gold mine they had
figured, As an actor, Ruth is very
likely in the Same class with Other
diamond heroes who sought the foot
tights, who were actors In no sense oI
the term.
We remember seeing Ty Cobb Oh tho
stage some years AGO IN a play called
The College Widow" Ty had one o.
the leading roles, Gas an actor r,
! wasn't, In fact, he was fully as anna
teurlss ard ~ ~ esen ~ n iast.dav. o.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
LOOK TO SPEED

M, U. 9. will look to speed IN tbs
game with Normal and with what Is
claimed 70 be the swiftest team In the
history Of the institution, there Is any
thing but a feeling OF pessimism around
the place.
Coach Hipplsr is blessed with a fine
set OF backs and is overblessed with q
pair Of r~ip-FoaFing ends. He can hope
Tor little more and while HE line Is not
beyond the average II is powerful
enough for the Tits at hand.
The main thing is that the lads have
been well schooled in the fundamental
principles OF the game-tackling. block
Ing and charging. Add TO this the spirit
which Is theirs and you have the am
wer to the present cheerful mood.
Whatever final touches are to be ap-
piled to the boat will be by word Of
mouth when the men sit in for their
last instruction Saturday morning be-
The lineup as announced Friday
morning, follows:
formal. NJ. U. s.
Va 'hburn 49,. Left End. 49,. Rainey
So SOY ..A..Left Tackle. -, Liddon
podis ,.,".,.Left Guard ..,.;. Ivy
Jones ...,,.... Center. -. .,Lawrie (c)
Burke fright Guard. Thompson
crantham Right Tackle. N M SSsR1ldarisSE
Berry .,.... Right Enid. crump or
Leak
Wilson -. ..Quarterback., smithwiek.
Snyder ....., Lett Halfback, 80. Shea
Crawford (c)'RigEst AalfbacS' Gibbons
Normal substitutes: Douglas, Tatum.
kellogg, Glascock, Foster, Dodds, White
way, FaQuin, Whitwell, Humphreys,
Desassure, Jones and Blank.
Referee, Hays: umpire, Gronausr;
head linesman, Tapp.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
.SWAYNE LATHAM
TOBEI LINEUP
NEXT SATURDAY
Commodore Quarter and
Memphis Lad Injured, But
Recovered Sufficiently to
Return to Game.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. 7.--The
c~ommodores continue their practice for
the Alabama game and have been ia
vored with good weather FOR the first
three days in which time great progress
has been made by the MeGugin outfit
and the men are making every effort
10 shatter the dope which has II al
ready figured out that the Alabamians
viii leave the Cold and Black combi-
nation at the little end Of the horn,
Having on Its roster some six or seven
gridtron star some surprise Is felt here
at the poor owing which the Wander
bilt team has made this year for at
the beginning Of the eason hopes were
cherished Of a championship team that
would bring the name of Vanderbilt
back 70 its proper place in Southern
athletics, II is known that the COM
modOreS have II IN them to put out a
classy brand OF football and fans here
figure that II is about time the said
classy brand was coming out.
The lineup win probably be the same
as was used against the Kentucky team
as Coach McGugln has determined that
Hendrix can best be used Al guard as
long as Hubert Wigs is able to hold
a place in tho backfield, Hendrix took
Buckner's place In the lineup and will
seSve to strengthen the already strong
defense Of the team.
Latham Injured.
Latham suffered an injury 10 his
ankle in the Kentuckv came, but will
be out and ready to play when tho
Crimson team invades Dudley field next
Saturday. The Vandy quarter played a
good game against the Wildcats and IS
being counted on to pull off some good
runs against the Alabama crew. Berry
hin, Wigs and Wade viii be stationed
at the other backfield positions Us they
have been running together and have
learned to work In unity.
The weather has been great for foot
ball and promises to be good on Sat-
urday which win give Nashville fans
an opportunity Of witnessing one Of the
field.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
ONE MEMPHIS GAME.

Will battle the Tigers from the kickoff
to the final whistle.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-07
GABBY STREET LANDS.

Babe Ruth wants $4,000 per year
He'll get II, perhaps.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-30
OCTOBER II PRESS DAY
At SOUTHERN FAIR

Atlanta Sept S0.-Acting on the
suggestion OF President J. K. Sim
mons O Georgia Press Association
Secretary Il. M. STRIPPING OF the
Southwestern Fair. Atlanta. October
l1-.J, has been changed Press Day at
the Fair to Friday, October 18th.
Pre3id s'.t Summons who had been ask
cd to prepare a program also suggest
ed that it would be better to let the
"Pres Gang make a holiday Of the
eycnt he better 10 Id. thezbzbbm
.4yeut and have good time taking
in the fair rathergthate talking shop.
! for this season the program part has
been dispensed with and at some
futue time the Editors will be invited
to Lakewood and things arranged so
that they can have the whole show
to themselves.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-30
COURT WILL. DECIDE
Big LAND DISPUTE
SEVENTEEN THOUSAND ACRES
AT CAMP BENNlNG, NEAR
COLUMBUS, GA. INVOLVED mi
LITIGATION IN FEDERAL
acQuRTs, y y. =
Ft

Atlanta, Ga, Sept 3O,--Judge Will
liam r. Newmen, after hearing argu.
ment, has taken under advisement
the ltigating involving the condem.
ration of 1900 acres of land, which
is a part of the Camp Benning tract
rear Columbus, Ga. The land involved
IS Il parcel which was included in
the Original tract secured by the
government, but is an additional
acreage against which condemnation
proceedings wore in process in the
United States court when the war
ended.
When the war concluded the gov
eminent stopped condemnation pro
ceeding against the property, and the
present litigation was brought about
by the protests Of owners Of the pro
pomy who claim that they had acted
on the governments assurance that
the property would be condemned
and purchased and had moved from
the property when the government
rult a rifle range and otherwise oc-
cupied the property.
The property owners claim that
they have been demeged by the gov
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-30
CAPITAL EXPECTS. EARLY
DECISION IN FitJME SITUATION
DOWNFALL or EITHER ITALIAN
GOVERNMENT OR SOLDIER
POST is LOOKED FOR THIS
WEEK


7 Washington, Sept pa decision
in the Fiume situation brought on by
the expedition of Gabrielle 1 ~
nunzio and his troops who are hold
ing the city is forseen this week by
officials here.
The decision may either be the
downfall Of the Italian government and
possibly revolt throughout the coun-
try or it may be the downfall of the
soldier poet, who. according to re-
ports here, has the Italian people
solidly behind him.
A third possible is that the peace
conference will take action which
will satisfy Italian territorial aspira-
tions and still leave the port of Fiume
open to the Jugo-Slavs.
Officials believe that the situation
confronting the Italian government is
Of the most serious character. While
the nature Of reports received by the
state department have not been made
public it is known that officials re-
gard the danger as growing hourly.
Officials here have not commented
Ion reprots that President Wilson has
sent to the peace conference his de-
cision in the Fiume matter.
1t is emphasized, however, that the
landing Of Amearic2n sailors at Trau,
$50 miles from Fiume, does not
mean that the same action will be
taken at Fiume. The official report Of
the Trau incident now is in the hands
of the state department, which is
not expected to take any action.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-30

An inventor has designed a cover
Tor baots and their crews that is in
tended to shed all rain and spray,
vet rto interfere with rowing.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-30

IA farm engine invented il Europe
~ driven by a gas motor and is equip
i'd to produce its own fuel from
Nch waste matevial as bark, sawdust
III dry leaves.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-30

ernment's decision not to take over
the property and they are now trying
to have the condemnatio nproceed-
ings resumed and the property trans
ferred by the government.