davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-21
1880 P. M. Junior B. Y. p. U. Mrs.

1880 Z. M. Junior B. Y. F. U. Mrs.
George Hatcher President program
meeting. Let the young people of the
church attend their meetings.
$3.50 Preaching subject. "a message
to Theweak" or Effect of criticism
Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday and
Thursday the Womans Missionary
Society hold meetings each afternoon
observing the week of Prayer. Let
eyery woman who belives in prayer
Iar the Lord work be at these meet
inge of intercessary prayer.
Miss Ellen Hooks an accomplished
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-21
SUNDAY SERVICES AT
THE BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday school ten o'clock.

Sunday school ten O'clock.
Preaching at eleyen-thirty. Subject
of morning sermon. THE Secret of a
Great Life" Monthly conference for
the election of church officers and
Sunday School officers and teachers
or the coming year.
Sun Bean Band meets at 2:30 with
Mars. Cicil William leading.
1880 Pr M. Junior B. Y. p. U. Mrs
Lee Espy councillor and leader.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-21

Mrs. Fannie Russell of Abba who
has been the guest of Mrs. Homer
Lamb left Friday to visit relatives in
Vienna.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-21

Solost will sing at the morning hour
ST. cey.
500 p. M "Wednesday Prayer meet
ing. subject THE Devil' his person
atty and influence.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-21

C. B. Miller who is now operating
a live stock business at Pitts was
here today attending to business.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-21

LOST-Ring set with small stone.
Returned to Dispatch End receives
reward. 9-21-3t
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-21

The attendance at all of the Sun
day Schools of Cordele was good on
last Sunday Make it one more to-
day by going yourself.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-21

Herbet Williams, who has been
severity i'll for several days past, is
now improving and will soon be out
again.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-21

Miss Ruby Waters Of Vienna is
the guest of her aunt, Miss Ella Wa
tiers.
Miss Connie Goodwin of Lilly
was the guest yesterday of Mrs.
J, NJ. Rodgers.
Visitors in Cordele are cordially in
We'd to attend Sunday School this
morning.
Friends of Mrs. Burkehead will
regret to learn of her illness at the
home of Mrs. G. Nj. Bulloch.
Miss Florence Coleman will spend
tomorrow with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. T. Coleman in Ashburn.
Mrs. Will Scarboro and little daugh
ter Mildred. have returned from a
visit t orelatives in Macon.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Crowell will
move October the first to their re-
sidence on Sixteenth avenue.
Dir A. Lee Macarthur continues to
improve and it is hoped will soon be
sufficiently recovered to be removed
home
Mrs. Frank B. Baldwin of Triton
was a visitor in the city today the
guest of Mrs. Stephens Neal and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r! White and
children of Rebecca will move Mon
sday.sto their bunalow on Fourteenth
avenue.
~.
"Thy Word is a lamp unto my
feet, u
And light unto my path" were the
words of David, the sweet singer
Of Israel. You will learn how it make
greater use of its lighting and guild
ing power if you attend Sunday
School today.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-21

Miss Ruby Waters Of Vienna is
the guest of her aunt, Miss Ella Wa
tiers.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-21

Miss Connie Goodwin of Lilly
was the guest yesterday of Mrs
J. NJ. Rodgers.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-21

Morris Atkins has returned from
Atlanta.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-21

THE Bible Progressive Revell-
tion'' is the subject for Study in the
Adult Departments of Sunday
Schools today. Join the large number
OF Bible students at Sunday Schol to-
day.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-21

Little Ruby Smith is recovering
from a throat opera ton which she un
derwent Friday at the home of her
parents, Mr. and MIS-. FELTON, Smith.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-21

"The Bible Progressive Revela-
ton" is the subject for study in the
Adult Departments of Sunday Schools
today. Join the large number of Bible
students at Sunday School today.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-21

ga glory guilds the sacred pages,
Majestic as the sun.
1t gives a light to every age;
1t gives but borrows none"
Contribute to the joy of some friend
by extending his cordial invitation
to Sunday Schoil and going by him.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-21

Visitors in Cordele are Cordially in
We'd to attend Sunday School this
morning.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-21

!. Friends of Mrs. c. c. Griffin who
resides several miles south of the
city, will be glad to know she is do
ing nicely after an operation for
APPENDICITIS at the Cordele Sanitorium
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-21

Friends of Mrs. Burkehead will
regret to learn of her illness at the
home of Mrs. G. Nj. Bulloch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
ENTIRE SOUTHWEST COAST
TIED UP BY STRIKERS
Southern California Workers Refuse to
Heed requests Made by stone
and Lee,
Try Associated Press

LOS ANGELES. CAL. August SO
Rail transportation throughout South
ern California as far as Fresno on the
north and as far east as Yuma, Ariz.,
was Daralyzed today.
y strike. which began Thursday
night when switchmen and brakemen
quit their posts In sympathy with !,
strike OF the trainmen of the Pariiic
Electric Company, operating an in
terurban system. and which rapidly en-
tended to include other trainmen.
yardmen and shopmen. spread last
night northward to Bakersfield, Cal,
and eastward TO Yuma
Switchmen and trainmen who met
here last night took no official action,
It was said. on orders from Warren S.
stone. international grand master OF
the brotherhood of Locomotive En-
Eineers. and w. G: Lee. OF the railway
trainmcn. to perform their usual du-
ties and carry out their contracts"
Striking railroad men here will iE-
more instructions of their national
chief that they return TO work. ac-
cordlnE TO decision reached today
The Federal grand Jury is to meet
today to consider the strike, accord
ing to the district attorney, who said
delays of mails would be investigated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

swar,wou, and Rose 4 twifc). = feet
inches by 10 fec; GrrcEular). at south line
iiroad Street. s, fee, cast OF Twenty third
stree. August IS. 1919: 1850.
W l. Purcell. Jr.. trustee. to Lula Saund
"rS BASS. ~ feet IL inches by ~ feet south
Zinc public alley. between Floyd Avenue nd
Main Street. Rowland and Sycamore Streets
lIn t""t inches west OF SOU; Invest corner
Rowland street. August is. 1919; S7lo.5n
~. r. Pollard. Jr.. trustee. to Henry s
WallcrStein = feet by ~ feet Ak south
west corner 81. John and Coutts Streets
August Is, 1919: e. ;Sn.
lienry : iIut2lcr aud Ralph j. Levy trus.
i''s 10 &. y Terrell, ~ by 40 foe; cas-,
hnc Second Avenue. between Din Avenue
az! Front street. August Il? 1919: S..,o
lie Roy =. Brown trustee. to Morgan r.
NILS and W. May twifc), s. feet 3 inches
hy .. - feet trrccuiarb. north line Mar.
shHl stree. foot cast OF Church hin Ave
nue. Iulv : 1919? $1,000
hdw. II Brown. trustee. to Tenie Douglas
- icHi INCHES ny, d u feet GrrcEular),
'nu7Gh III! Avenue July s 1919. sSaas
son NO. lbs Twenty seventh Street ~ feet
on New Rridre Road. August H. 1919: sSSa
~ W. PATTERSON and j. j. Wicket Jr
trustee 20 John !. Wicker. - by is teci
north line Grace Street. i3i feet west ot
twenty .eishth Street; also No :Ois jefferson
nark. '2@o feet tirregularl. on Jehcrson
fsrk Roadway August u. 1919: $3.50
10 Roy T. Brown, surviving trustee 70
AMANDA p Curtis. 7o1l4o feet north linz
aacon Road. l.E5 feet east Of Pendau Aronno
august -, 1919; $500 80 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27

Bianton. trustee. No. s22s Grove Avenue. :;
by 40 feet north line Grove Avenue. 60 feet
cast OF Tildcn Street. August 20 1919: So
900
Frank Il. Gee and Patio d. twifc) tc
William l.. Tyler. trustee. No. Gig Floyd
Avenue, - feet inches by IA feet inches
south line Floyd Avenue; IS ,,d fec. east OF
IL. Q: Conc and Sara p. twifc) to Pollard
& Bagby. Inc. trustee. No. l4l6 Second Ave
nue.. 7oN14o feet west limo Second Avenue. los
fees south OF Front Street, Angus; 4. 1919:
.; J: Davis and Emma X. twife> to Pol,
streets. Angus, is. 1919: s.,7n.
". y. Mahcr and ~. l.. twifc) to Pollard
\ Bagby. Inc. trustee. No. 80 South Laurel
Street. IS feet inches by 100 feet west line
Laurel Street 3 feet north OF China Street.
August L. 1919: $685.,
Ruhyc Burton Gebhardt and Thcs. A. thus-
bsnd) 1" Walter D.. Nelson. trustee. No.
Grove Avenue lS5 feet inches west OF
Elm street. August 70. 1919: sll.7oo.
w. r. McBain TO II. r. RichcSon. trus-
tee. 80 feet 10 ipchcs by 30 feet south line
public alley. between Floyd Avenue and
feet inches west of Rowland Street. Aug
u.s. Is. 1873; $3.50.
Matte r Clcmmons 10 +. Lorraine Ruff
I'm and John Sloan. trustees. No. 800 East
clay Street. ~ feet inches by l1o feet 6
inches south line Clay Street. 81 feet ;
inches west OF Fofth Street. August Is. lal9
$50.
old Folks Home for Colored People, a
corporation. To NJ. l.. Walker. trustee. No
5oS West Baker Street 63Nli, feet Grrcgular)
north Vine Baker Street y feet inches
west OF Roanc street. July L.. 1919; 5000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
SUPREME COUNCIL ASKS
ROUMANIA FOR REPLY
Body Discusses Austrian situation and
Makes Few Changes in
Trcnty.
Try Associated Press.

FAIRS. August 26-Thc supreme
council at this afternoons meeting dis
cuSSed Roumania's attitude in the
Hungarian situation, and sent Rou-
mania another note saying that the
council impaticnuy awaited a reply 10
the note sent on Saturday concerning
separations.
The council discussed tho response
TO the Austrians at length. but did
not complete the text OF the reply. and
will consider il again tomorrow. Some
changes arc being made in the treaty
in compliance with the Austrians re-
quest.
Austria will be treated simply as an
enemy country despite the fact the
government is new. 1t will be re-
ouired 10 bear reparationS alone, but
the pre-war debt and the war expenses
will be apportioned among the new
countries which have grown out OF
Austrian territory in accordance with
the income of their territory before
the war
Henry White, OF the American peace
delegation, returned here today from
Holland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
CHARTERS ISSUED.

Chesapeake. Lumber Corporation. Norfolk
mum t so H fsn4sa' s'0sk $500 min
VVsSFfo,E,d va, AI,hnr Mayo. Portsmouth
,ok "a 10 coniuc genera ee lumbst Nor M"T
ca AssSsia II Of Commerce Of Roanoke. In
,,2ni.la. jos%nh 7. EnEleby. r. Lee Lynn.
noks Va John Wood. Rosnoke. wa va
a,rsll industrtaf as ssa;HIls%lai com
r,snyi,i nahtS supply COMPANY. Incorporated.
mnman sSS ef f. Tnc k,Gek ps sIo%
Miller and j W. Fretweil-aii OF Dan.
len and Fred ca 3Taan Df pnaie Dr S
gre grocer, general jobbins and manufsctare
,r %amos!ne Operative Produce Exchange.
800 = mining minimum. 500 S. /. Hawkes.. George
.; ROBERTSON chSS Sh ROADS K span Ta and E
, rs"mss r, su,heT;ands, Va and 7. P Clarke
prSti,,sha.tns farmers: produce sseSsnse.
Incorporated, Winchester Va Maximnm
S sS,1a siosk si3oG9: minimum. sos R J.
I; Shine = Sc! ssssEe'&Ty: IiaEers,own Sid. and ID
Thirty second Really cSr .p SS9 Nor.
Siamua i. -:u EaS SaPd'a " s9 %5ioo 5000
woo adbSsns VIC ,i President. and James 4.
O. Broghton, Norfolk. Va named a /;
S"TG!TeiarE.,, General real estate business.
wilson Harvey Motor Corpora ton Lynch
burg. Va Maximum ca pital. $4,000: mini
mum slt,DS r L. Wilson. president: H.
~ Harvey and r. w Dodd secretary.
al Of LynchburG. Va. Automobile and
Virginia Pain; and oil Company. I,cor
por"ts'i Richmond Va. Maximum capital
stock $500: minimum. 500 William r
Dawson, president: James b. Kite sccrn
iarE; Louis r. Cutchina-.l OF Richmond
"a huF an! sell paints. OIL Ereascs and
Kindred products. '
Supplemental certificate OF Incorporation
GRANTED Green kevan Manufacturing Cor
yordtion. Petersburg. Va. changing H.
nam" to kevan- Cole Manufacturing Cor
Amendment 20 the charter Of The To5s.
COMPANY. a Texas corporation. Increasing
IT. MAXIMUM capital stock from tss3T5 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
YOUNG lYNCHBURG MAN
BROWNS IN JAMES RIVER
Thomas W. Akcrs, Seized with Cramp.
in Bathing. Sinks to His
Death.
Especial to The Times. D!spatch.1

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch1
LYNCHBuRG. VA August Dc
Thomas Washington AkcrS. twenty
was drowned sunday in the James
River AT Big Island. where he had
gone with baseball team Saturday
Apparently he suffered an attack of
cramps. He called for help and sank
the body was recovered in forty
minutes
He was son OF r w. Akers. OF
LynchburE, and worked in the ship
ping department Of wholesale
Der OF Jehovah Jirch Presbyterian
Church. and is survived by his pa :
rents. fiyc sisters and TWO brothers.
one Of the latter having hut recently
returned from army service in France
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
zCH|CACO BANKERS URGE
: LARGER PRODUCTIVITY
Head OF One Institution Holds Suppl,
49," of Goods Must BE
Increased.
VALUE OF DOLLAR TO GROW
Many Agreed That People Must
Take Up Government War ObliGa-
tions Thus Curtailing the In
nation.

CHICAGO. Angus, 96. -, is not, a
source Of alarm 20 me how much the
Il We lover. our psoduction and still
demand high wages" declared John
Mitchell. president OF the Illinois
Trust and savings Sank, OF this city,
irving Fisher. OF the department Of
economies at Yale tniversitN.. that
prli' in the present high cost OF lir-
ine situation. =.
~TR;s siipalton ssnno' cSn'in !!W :,
production OF materials from the
ground and our factories has caught
up with demand.
output VIII Increase Dollar Value.
As see II tho terrible losses OF
property and OF production during
the war and the present demands
that are greater than the supply are
responsible for conditions. When pro-
suction gets up 10 normal, the depre
cation OF the dollar Will have dtsap-
reared" =,
declared T. H. Hulhurt, president of
the Merchants Loan and Trust Co.
OF this ci'y. The best and quickest
Of the dollar. 10 my mind, is for the
puhlic TO absorb the oilltous Of dol
lars of the governments var debts
scnts losses and pronertN destroyed
which must bc Reproduced again
Shortening Of working hours and loss
or production are also reducing the
purchasing power OF the dollar.
Economy Is Needed.
N we can get people 70 economic
and also to take up the governments
war obligations. then we can curtail
the expansion aud imitation that eX
lists today" said Frank o. Wetmore,
president, OF the First National Bank
The biggest part OF the Federal re-
serve notes are based on government
security unie, obligation Of member
banks. II you can set the war obli-
cations into investors hands, YOU au-
tomatically contract tho c!rCulat ton
issued by tho Federal reserve banks.
There is always certain 10 be an
extreme swing Of tho financial pendu-
lum after a great war. II may swing
back to low level again before II
strikes q center on the question of
wages and prices. Nothing viii re-
adjust the value Of a dollar so quickly
as economy IN the part OF all OF Us.
Shop Car,Sully to Cet.the fullest value
for the dollar, and help take up the
floating debts OF our country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
Real Estate and Court News
CnA>CERY BARGAIN MD SALE.

Aired FSrsuso2 ara Ms:,!. cT r,;., 70
Mtic Road IS feet 5 inches east Of street.
August - 1919: $1,000.
wanna, va. to " FTsd Riehsrdson Security
S;orase Co. InS No s@s We; Mat ,a Sc W.,
street. i55 tee,. 6 inches east q Pine Street
August - 1919 Tax sioIo. $40
:, W, 1ToNi2n 10 Nh; MS9r w" y, o 20
Estate i;oan ana be2o.t' 20, Enown :; - ;
81, !, ,f5 noon -
Nh HesG a. ~; y-S Ms's E.. c'smm Tss:
BY lis tset south side Clay street. :, feet
; Inches YES, q F.f,h stree, Lien. 5000.
Simon spilber- ana Minnie twitsl 20 Lula
Saunders Bass. 81 fee; inches bN 80 feet
tn-h.- south ot Webster S,-c.;. Lien.
s?.aoo trri -. le'e; tax 3 80
Lula Saunders Bass 20 l.. Z Long, 81 feet
: inone- vs. 80 feet G-rcSu.arl "sN; iine
We0s;or Street. Angus, i. 1919 ;"N 81,
Eizans,a 10, 70 Robe-' D. P7wsl 80.
ty "a TO-, cas-, Nrc Seventeenth Stree, 100
feet inches north o; Main Street Lien.
''SWaTg luz S.uaa,-. Bass t. IS i Sic
IA - fer, 10 inches h % '"., ~ sorth
Main, Rowland and Syramo-o Streets. ia
t"o' ,nch"s wes' Of Southwest corner 20
AuFys, l,is 'aH -. 60
John : FonHl" ,nnh bonaia T. ,wifc,.
y n, y MIL m MsFs VIC T. r
Str.:t, d" feet west - I - street Lien,
u.5sN 'usu=' g. 'aIp taa 3. $40
McComn lo' y siuSia. 'oo' N-rorularl,
and Gordon ROAD also o' eto,,-a.I. feer
l--stGI"r - T., IT,, gnar"eo"r.2%ae Nyen4c
IA 5o,i.- ..r:et otrresuiar,. i. no-.hwc5..
.r0rro- Ch.luherayac Av-nu" and Rohc-t-
si-c.., cha.mnor Aye .G9u+, Addition. Aug
-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27

AM HERST, August 26-Th. 1919. 20
premium Of the Amherst County Fair
Association is now ready for dis,ri-
hutton. The fair Will be held Wcdues-
Gay. THURSDAY and Friday. September
20. 26 and % Many departments are
open for entries. The school fair de-
phrtIncnt "ill include exhibits by the
children IN literary work domestic ar:
domestic science agriculture and
manual training. There will also be
various kinds Of athletic contests he
tween the pupils Of the different
schools IN tho county. The wornan's
depart'nent Includes many kinds Of
nceoi c work and domestic art. Mrs
j. T.. Wallace. home demoILs,rator and
MIS- Thomas Whitehead, assistant see
rctary of entries. have charge OF this
department The agricultural depart
nent. including the boys corn clubs,
the live stock department. including
the pig clubs. and the poultry depart
mcht, are also open for exhibits in
many classes and promise to be well
hIlcd. These departments are in charge
al Iouhty Farm Demonstration l.. l..
DAVIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
ou>>cEKS TRUST DEEDS.

n 5g''F & r 4-s~o and Minnlc o~,t2 TO 10
y %inr Mile Road .2 toe, none .,', - "a +,
uorthaaS, cu-7sr lngh"s hy 40 feet at
seX"n,h ~rr-et. tar4H +. ,,. twenty
L." t--H 'rharGsor Sr"urur ~,o-ar. ~,
,-hrist.ar. as---.-es. so ,0s "a w, .
zen y =" 'srt south y.d. -,
.,.iu.u., f. ,,ra :, ,f-t q 'rue street;
12,.u, ~, '.onfi ana Egnni" - c1if.l "a a !
= fst lrrfsaia1 "a-, Inc H-ooI Ay.o, nS
-Tusu., +. i.,n. n salih OF Webster street
cha,,,,,I,,.. "nf and FEMME witt, N
~ "l.f's IT., trustee. g. ieo, .-r
81 feet rr,.s ~. .lHc Brook Avenue.
August ia!s ,tg9'" 90 webster street
,ru W. q Hs y TO- 4 ca. wing Lr
rsGhb@Ny Sir,e, Ausun 10 lie. ,ao h"''h OF
'Fustee sosiS s' e feo to Chewing. Jr.
m.5t corner cha:nl."riayr. -, n"rih,
Y"Ff I.sss IN, AqF14si y 1919 So ana
H. :, ie"S inches by q rc ,.fG nsp; 'ris
AIenue; july / i,i 's'' 80. ~ Of church I'LL
,AE"ndaIs Land co Inc 70 van.
SO Monum.n ',s A%en,s G ,r,ra t-as'@. 10
Sonum"nt Avenue - ,c.t Vs., ,"n,h Inc
y 5 R"thenbsrE: ~ s,5 '' ~ "a
4in aSa ys9 ,2na sru.ec No - %orf
Corner Nineteenth 's ana ',-, u so,rhwc'
Angus, O. 1919; sons Wv MARSHALL Streets
s. n Taylor and NJ
,aFnss W Anderson. 'rustce l. Co. WfrD -
.s, 10 reet north line Dotson So i'' ne
I Ig ,s sTs' OF Clarke Street An.n., J,
,, John " Mcconb to 4. y cncwr,,. ;.
mert esr4.- - ~ zee; H'regular). At sou,h
oSn Eead Augua, IS 1915 81 .oo1 ana Cor
,,u., -, "a eHain 90 G.,t9c Roy yctu,sr.
e "-.oot alley. between FToyd I son,
40. As'n. Rowland and Sycan,or. S Hrrnu
~ 10y inches west Of Rowl.nt e.,
AuEust u. 1918: Eal ""' S''r"
10" ". Oils and J a Calls TO "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
PROTESTS AGAINST ORDER
REMOVING SHERIFF LOGAN
Delegation of Polk County Citizen.
Calls on Governor Cats to
Reconsider.
LRv Associated Prcss.l

TAMPA, FLA, August 26.-Covcrnor
Cats. while in Lakeland today, rcceiv ed
a committee of twenty-onc prominent
citiZZnS of Polk County, who protested
to reconsider
The Governor asked for affdavits to
offset those submitted by phosphate
strikers. which charged the sheriff with
being partial 10 the mine operators.
The committee did not have these
ready. but prevailed on the Governor TO
allow them TO file the aftidaVits as
soon as they could be prepared The
Governor said he would take them in to
consideration, If received prior to the
tune the new appointcc qualified
Formal notice OF his removal prob
ably Will reach Sheriff Logan Tuesday
lie Will hold office until ousted by legal
process. il is said.
The Governor and Assistant Attor-
ney-General Trammcll returned 10
Tallahassee tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS
In Nfenlorian.

Mfs o Gbarrs Eyero.' SCOT son Of Mr. end
stnl@ T Srset hH5n Ap5 iG ds4
of fhGis s his education at the high school
Ss !hs s&pis sS = i hs s,sss s niish
Deg EiHmmission and continued there until
se. r,Ie ipp the Erent World war.
nssioE VAS u Ish his oTdsr VII" lie pns s S@
, tn Iei w ana energy and hat rare ability
wnish seems iniu,ive. and which often out
Vas unard OF new VI I1aS s
ai NE. n,t ia them with optimism and cour-
ha Tbrnssb efper 4, would hssi,a.e is
S SIa,es ana The s1s fr,sndshp
up n,s m,,l,a5y fs MAS brief sy, e1sc.ins
nj at r Fort Monroe. he Became SUCCESSFULLY
,he armistes Mas signed he was schsrseh
i hrr q, " 81 service but remained mem
Only n those familiar With the military life
the high s,andard and Ind w wr5r S%n
IFS IFS tTslins school nor the ardent, deaire OF
This service Was to ba their ssrS'cS nm
their supreme reward for months Of stermrst
hi nlI ca,nG it closed ,hy door OF price-
shared With his co nnm pidn ,su, tn sS2,
appointment OF unfultilIcd hopes Yet WHEN
,Hbrnsd 10 rriya'S nc: with qas poise
hn acteristic OF ms every act. lie reached
upon the fes,ivities OF Chrstn s's.'' 10 enter
How How E "Snr The delight owe, his return.
a SpH 50 ru, OF ,hs joyousness OF living. So
sea- he'd by a single evil Of military military lie nn
the Rom. eirr hieVot 1% 10 each member Of
h ms LOVING welcome. and rendered every
nour OF ms stay n sweet 10y and a hallo.v.d
During the holidays he accepted re-
snnnsibic position with tho state Highway
S "iiinuission OF south Carolina and lett home
CIV ears night 10 enter uuou his duties
~n"r,iS .hG iT , rSIehinE his destination ne
w. nrae di@rrlGp.d hneunonia Ills parents
n"urs wcr" incSprcss!b precious FOR th.v
ri"Ikh go. nc fgaricss and beautiful closing
SUPREME Even tears seemed scarcely pos9
SMioie. 30 gently DID he pass into his Fathers
They carried him home and placed around
nm nm n" MOVERS that bore tho love OF count
In IN The nc uniform of his, country. no seemed
s scown With tho ssphodels OF peace. TIC
ears and rrs new .esea 20 SGa,n
scene, seemed ~ In their places eaims a
,inuedIof life ,ransiEured indeed. su, ' iife
triumphant and Immortal
world todag r The rrs sss Var fhTsnfhGq tho
na oIn IS, faeI'hee Of ne and treasure. hs,
unseen unseen .rhe, soldiers OF the Marne saw saw
h"fy cHnses,.1 n .hiS,n and on yet o,he.
sides. The "fcIIowship Of men" and The
i 1v1 Of God had briared the chasm Of
And 20 10 ,hos. who knew and loved This
I,aarTyinE, forward in higher and ,norc
s"iase snd sustaining nope OF ,hose who
with God anu "ofN'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
GENERAL LEWIS TO SPEAK
Leader OF Old Hickory Division to Ad-
dress HeuuIon of Division
Associations.
lBy ssoc,a,ed Pres,

'irccnviile, : g.. August CAN
nonncemcnt vas made here today that
Major-Gencral Il. y. Lewis. who com
Division overseas, viii speak a, the
reunion Of the division association here
september 20
other speakers will be Brigadicr-
General Lawrence y. Tyson, OF Knox
VILE. Tenn. and Acknowledgement :
l. faison, Of North Carolina, and
sergeant Robert L. Fulton. North Caro-
lima.
I'll" Governors Of Tennessee, North
And south Carolina Will respond to the
addresses of welcome on behalf OF the
respective States.