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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04

Mrs. Hal Stoy OF Miami Fla. is ex-
reeted soon for visit to friends in
the city.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04

In the Many of the japanese. shop
Keepers serve their prospective Gus
tomers with cake and tsasadhSsefort'
'extihtng their goods . 5:.sfs,;iss
In tie sixteenth century thaTa .N7s
III curious law in England Itar"b2
.peddlers weref fo"bdlaagss II sen
pIums and apples for he reason that
servants and apprentlcesi We're Nn-
able to resist the siglt of them, and
were constantly tempted to steal
their employers money in oder to
anioy The costly delleacies.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04

Mr. y. T. mccarthy and family
moved today to their residence On
Twelfth Avenue Mr.. Wibank and
family will occupy the MCCARTHY resi-
dence which they recently purchased
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs w. e. Grubbs spent
Tuesday in Sylvester
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04

4 MISS Maggie Hughes lett today u
y lsit Mrs. Jack Gordy in Albany
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Jopling have
had as their guests, Mr. and Mrs
Coleman and children and Misses
Frances and Elizabeth Buff Of Way
cross.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04

3 III Wakefield is spending s@gel+,
days in Atlanta en- business.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04

Mrs. Laura peavy and Miss Laura
heIl Ivey Of Pinehurst were guests
yesterday of Mrs. j. D H. EYer..
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Kinnett Of Arab
announce the birth of a daughter
December the third at the Cordele
Sanatorium.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04

Hon and Mrs. r. c. Holmes of Col
iedan who are attending the Print
live Baptist Convention are guests of
Mr.. ard Mrs. Jerry S]ade.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
SLOW
de. 1A.AI'EI

Aches, pains, nervousness, diff
Guilty in urinating, often mean
serious disorders. The worlds
standard remedy for kidney liver,
Bladder and uric kci5 "troitbles-
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04
BETTER THAN
'.WHISkEY FOR
/. COLDS AND FLU

New Elixir, Called Aspiron
al, Me(lieHtedl With --latest
! Scientific Remedies, Used
! and Endorsed by Euro
! pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short q
[ Cold and Prevent Compli-
4 cations. 70
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04

Rey. II, L. Stamford spent today i
Madcn ;Uls
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-12-04

tJco, orr babv koot Christmas
ch,.ist rvo
rcpon.--.piococ for ovo,.v cc,.eion
own, poo;tot;ors ror ci..ero,n
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c,to,-oncor--nave and docd.. noefr,
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Elm AND ENTERTAINMENT
paiIov-.Chifdren's hook Of games
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25
SAN MARINO IS HAPPY
 MA HANGING BASKET

Tho utue dry-bcd ho.pitai iu tho "yIa dd Trieste" above whose kindly portals has flown a white and blue Flag with throo gold towcr
 is closed. marking Che end of the chapter in Son Maruos Rcd Croas cpie
 San Marine is Che smallest repub- lie in Che world. If we might hovcr n great pIunc. over point aboui fourteen miles inland from Che city of Rimui lying on Che otgo of Ono AdriaHc. it would uo below us a utuo handful or nic snug m its isolation and security Early In Che ninth century st Marinut fleeing from Che persecution ol che Emperor DIoclotion. found refuge there San Marine has ucycr grown very large. it has noycr earned great nmo. but it is sturdy peace ni and self-rcuant Tho city clinea Co Che edge Of prccIpitoua rock. as If in effort to climb as far os pos- slblc from Che turbulent world be- low. Of ciuzous. there are scarce 10000 In Che entire extent or Che republic
 A chapter oi tho Italian Rcd Gross has boon aciyc n San Marine since 1912 .m6 during tho war Che aomou of Che Lnputiou republic uucd out proport.onatc quantity of surgical dressings and comforts for tho lighters along Che Italian front There was also a mInia- ture bureau for Che relief of pr.a- oncr- Of war and mterncd civilians Tho "ospodai del AidumIna was opened in September 1916.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25
RED CROSS HAS GREAT
 PEACE TIME PROGRAM

1uoia. ovorproduooi ovory quota Of
 garments and surgical drcs.ng and made am ocnv.abio record in home service. recruiting of nurses nnI foreign personnel and in One multi. mdo of other Rod Gross activities This achievement is Che more re- mnrfnbio whom considered In cou ncction with iho fact that che ad- ministrauvo expense of tho North western Division haa been tho lowest or any of Che thirtoon continental divisions Ear Kirkpatrick. Che TOW manager. has boen In One sory- rc of tho Northwestern Division
 nco December l0. i9fI hrt ae director of Ono Department Of no- yoiopmont hou as assistant man aror Before joining tho Division stan ho was director Of Che Exton- sion Division of tho University of Oregon and chairman of Che Oregon Chnd Woliaro Commission.
 Associated with Mr. stImaon on One Division Advisory Committee aro thc following mon an of whom havo rendered Important volunteer service fo Che Northwestern Division Har voy Lindley A. A. Hilton A. B. stewart M. A. Arnold and 0mer Foisio
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25
pUFDIO-ON- -THE MARINE

Somewhere along Che historic river of France tbcrc is ncstlng village of utuc houses built into tho clas built by Che Germans bunt substantially. They served in their umc as dressing stations for tho wounded of Che armies that crashed through thc edge of Che forest last autumn Thoro are now tenants there now. Q small band of women. who wear sedato. gray uni- forms. They are Che Quakcm who have come to help tho returning iu- habIunts. More than Goo of those good folk. men and women. Amori- can and English. are toilmg in Che waste Go Che north and south Of this spot holding out thcir hands Co thc oxiics who are ycumring back after so many years Of banIshmoni old women who rudgc Into Che town with worn bundles In their arms and tiny orphaned grandchildren cling Ing to their surts. old mon with broken garden tools looking for familiar spots that they once knew, wondering if it is real or but a dis- dressing dream from which they vim awaken. if it ls too late for thc spring planting. if there is anywhere Co plant or anything Co grow.
 n Che meantime. Che Quaker women toko carc of thom m tho utuo German houses in Che clid that some Colorado boy has called "pucbio City,"
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25
SOUR DOUGH NOTES
Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Years Ago This Week
 From News Files

Nuo Forcman Geo. Stephenson o' Che Mexican mine to'd News rc porter that Che new throe-compart ment shaft vas down to a depth o0 forty fve feet
 A orce of three tcachers was ai latcI to Douglas Island by Che gov. .rnment rvo were to bc at Doug Ias and ono at rroadweu rh, sn.crs s.stcrs vcrc to teach at Doug. as Juneau was allowed only on, teacher
 "A man started placer d'ssius on thr r.u..rs beach just beyond Whcil tar amratr- house uaa iormcriy io. .a..I
 sm 'o.ai lshermcn rc'urnne from Feh crcca presented thc ci.o, r.r nd cIot %. salmon rou,
 Hslor Rowe delivered a sermon .. ohuanH nau
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25
THROUGH SITTING

The city council has finished iis duties os board of equalization
 It sot in Che council rooms on tho evenings of tho 22nd. 23d and 2ith and reviewed Che assessment rolls. rt hoard claims for adjustments and raised and lowered as they thought wao iust Anyone who had d grievance should have appeared before them with their claims The valuation set on property this year win be practically Che same as lost
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25
COMING HOME

It is tt lsht chat William J. An- doraon. con oi Mr. and Mrs Nels Anderson. is Q passenger on che Ala meda for his homo hero. Ho has been iu Che States since about July [ from France William volunteer cd soon aflcr Che war broke out oi- though uot yet oi draft ago. He Joined Ono goth Engineers and wns In Franco with that organization for many months unal entering Che army he hal spent practically an his lfo n Al ska and win with out doubt hav, lots Co teh about b.s new cypcrIe ,cs.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25
AMONG FLY WHEELS
 OF MOSQUITO FLEET
Gurdy Instslled

Gurdy Instslled
 A eurdy for Che hauling Of halibut gear has boon installed on tho Home and that boat win leave soon for Q hallbut fishing trip.
 Very Careful
 It is not good manners among those Of tho gas boat fraternity to toll tales out of school but when real good thing comes mp. we can not let it be kept secret.
 There is young foloiw Of Thane Cwho formerly lived In Douglas and stlll puts In most of his lime herel who is part owner and manager of a lfue open-facod power boat. He. as ruaco for the boat while his brothcr ls ont of town. is exceedingly careful Of Che craft
 Ho took a party of young fellows to Fish creek Sunday Upon leay- ing Che Douglas wharf he set a course such as would be taken by large steamer Around an Che points he made wide turns Go avoid rocks and reefs. and his ship roscm- bled an ocean liner in ita actions on Che trip. The young skipper sat at Che ulcr an tho way down. with his watch In hls hand. and at a given minute of each littlo while he turned the grease cups down. There was co bo no gucssswork in his method Of operating a ship. uD- on reaching their destination The party pulled tho boat 90 far mp the beach. for safety's sake. that it re- sembled a tank going overland. ln Che middle fthc night when ev- eryone was sleeping soundly iB Che cabin. after a'hard trip up the creek. the master Of the little craft awoko from a sound sleep and with a yell jumped out Of bed, saying that he had forgotten to pump thc boat out. No one but he could sec the philosophy Of pumping out a boat that was high and dry on shore. but ho heard tho coll Of duty and went out and started tho old hand pump going. and got the boat per- fectly dry.
 We tromble to think Of the cai- amities that might occur some time Co the entire machinery Of this ship if Che ugorsoll carried by the maa- Ger mariner would stop and he ahou'a faI Go turn down those grease cups just at ho right minute or second. Anyway. Che "cap" is some navi- gator.
 Fix It Up
 Axel llronQuist has pulled Che launch belonging to Che Kosk oa- tate up on the saw min slip and VIII start oycrhauling Che engine SO 70 will be ln running order He is tfe administrator of rtho estate and wIil sch the boat when it is in good rhnnn
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25

The AmorlcGn Rcd Cross win be heavily engaged in foreign relief problems growing out of Che war for months and years to come, says be Northwestern Division Bulletin. The actual war service of Che Rod Gross iu cooperation with tho Army and Navy. and In caring for thc families Of enlisted mon. Ia far from concluded. These two phases ot Che unfinished tack are being sdmin.s- tered vigorously. while at Ono aamc umo plans pro heinz perfected for a great peacc-timc program rhia program win be largely n tho aelt 7f public health and win ho adjust lbic Go Che needs of each Chapter community and at the same time n harmony with tho gre0i mtorna
 lonal program ot Che League of Rot 'ross Societies
 This s Che Information brought io ho NorthvcHem Division ol'ce hT , representative of Ono Division nanaeemort who interviewed Dr
 livingston Farrand chairman of he Central Committee Of Che Ameri- an National Red Gross at Denver ast week Dr. Farand was at Don- .er Go attend conference of Chap or representatives of Che Mountain livisiou and also to be present at che commencement exercises Of Che uni- vorsIty of Colorado. Of which hc was president until called Into war work Hc addressed the confer snce and also am open air mass meet ing Of 5000 citizens oi Denver.
 Dr Farraud promised Go make every caort to visit Che Northwest srn Division iu August lu ease plans for tbc visit are perfected Chapters win bc asked Go sond rep rcsentativcs to moot Dr Farrund ir person.
 "The result of @ conversation with Dr Faraud on thc future oi tho Rcd Gross Is altogether reassuring." |" soys Che Northwestern Division rcprcscn- tauvc who interviewed him. "Hc hos adequate vision Of the problems of Che organization both foreign and domestic. and Of iis possibni- ucs m Che future He underestimate that Che strength Of Ono Rcd Gross is its strength iu each Chapter com muuity and tho organization win doubtless be more autonomous lo- cauy than iu ,bo past and win af. ford an agency through which people may cooperate in conserving and im- proving public health and n eytcnd- me Che principles ot true ncIghhor- Illness -whuo at thc slmc time taking an important part n tho groat ln- tcrnauoum Program % program which vm probably moan moro Co Che sanity aud peace ot Che world han any covenant Of peace or agreement among nations
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25

After continuous service as man aeor or tho Northwestern Division from lts organization. August %, tgl7. C.D. sumson reaignod on July !. 1919. but win stil remain active ln che affairs of Che Red Gross as chairman of tho Division Advisory Committee. Throughout the war period Mir sumson forsook his own business and devoted his entire time as mu volunteer Go tho leadership Of Red Cross activities in Che North west Under his leadership Che Chapters of Che Northwest oyersub-
 crIbod every request for funds and membership. hlcd cvory production
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25
LYRIC CLOSED

Jack Wilson. who has been oper- af'ne Che Lyric theatre here for somc time. has closed that place. Aftcr being renovated Che place win bo opened by Wm. Ott. who has thc contract to furnish tho show for Trcadwcu club members
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25
SEVEN YEARS OLD

Elizabeth scy was seven years old yesterday and a number Of her litue friends were Che guests of her parents at their home in che after noon The usual games of child hood were played and Che dnc lunch prepared by Mrs Sey was much enc loved by Che children.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25
KNOWN HERE

J. c. CJackl Mundy has been elected president of Che Seattle Labor Council. Jack is known norc. as ho lived here and in Juneau a num- Der of years ago when he followed his business ot pilcdriyor engineer and was also for a tlme m ong.neei on tho ferry boat
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25
WATERMELON FEED

A watermelon feed on Che beach near Troadwel was enjoyed by a number of 0cai young folks on Tuesday evening After tho. feed tho crowd adjourned Go Che home Of FcIA Gray. where everybody danced to Che music Of a Victrola.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25
BACK FROM ARMY

A. ponuncn. who has been in tho U. S. army and stationed at Fort LIscum. arrived In town some time ago. Ho is employed on tho mall boat Pheasant with John Haho. He worked on tho same boat before go- ing Into service.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25
PASSED THROUGH

Ben stoltman passed through here coariy thls week on route to La- toucho. where he will be employed In thc copper mine. Ben was for years employed at Treadwen, where he was very well known.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25

Home service workers win desire to cal Co Che attention Of ex-soryicc men Che fact that tho monthly premium rates for Government Term Insurance were advanced on July l I9t9. Ifa % man took out. Govern mcut Insurance at Che age of 22. he mus, now pay at Che rato ot ago 23. remrlica or whether he has as yet reached Che ago oi 23. and next year beginning July 1. he win pay at the age of 24 This continues until Che Insurance has been converted Into one of thc now Government policies Home Service workers win find Che term insurance rates given in para graph iS0 Of Che handbook and vul be sblc Co adyisc ox-sorvico mon accordingly
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25
PIcruREs TAKEN

The 1919 championship hoGo tcor of Hose Co. No. l had their p.ciurt mkon Dg Photographer Androwa or ruoada, evenIng Am enlarged copy of tho picture win adorn tho wails oi che aro headquarters sharing . plucc of honor with che baaobol toama picture.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25
Had Fsh

The local connory has worked sey- oral shifts this week. having rocoiv- cd fish from various sources. Yes terday Che companys seine boat Adler brought in quite a load. most of tho salmon being chums.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25
IEwELER HERE

J. E. Elnuom formerly @ iewo'a. m Douglas bui who has been iocatc' at Tcnakee lately. was in town thi NocN Ho Ia now a hroman on th' White Wings a boat belonging Co lhe Knanoo guano plant
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25
BACK IN TOWN

O. E. Bennett Is back in town again to stay. after having spent mos, of Che time in thc past several months at a cannory site that he has been holding down on chicha- gof island
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25
SELLING GooDs

While here. Mrs A. R. Sergeant is disposnr of tho household goods in her residence Mrs. Sergeant Us settling mp other business matters and collecting outstanding money owed to tho doctor.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25
STICK AND SPAN

Adolph Engsrom. Of Che J. w.. Martin Co.,, has iust completed Che 'ob of giving Che Arms delivery auto new coat Of green and black paint Tho machine looks liko new again
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25
NEW BUSINESS

An Italian barber who formerly worked In Juneau has opened a bar bor shop on tho Douglas beach in Che shop chat was formerly occupied by a Japanese.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25
BIG JITNEY

X largo crowd attended che i'toe, dance at Labor Union hal hot rlsbt Besides the local dancing people. many eamc over lrom iuc'u and Thane
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25
From Takn

From Iaku
 The Taku river boat 8 g e ia ly- inr on Che ways back of Che aaw mlu tho owners shoriridgo and Cramor having como down from Che river in hor caryl in the week.
 Tho business that brought them to town Is tho dissolution of Dart- norship between Che two men. James Cramor having purchased Che entire interests Of his partner, William shortrido.
 Tho boat is scow-shapod with a tunnel screw. and powered with a Roberts motor She makes about seven miles and has good speed against tho river current
 The two men who owned the boat have been prospecting up Che Taku since quite early In Che spring and have struck some very promising looking rock containing silver, lead and other minerals This ledge was discovered at Che international houn- diary and near Che Ryan claims.
 Mr. Cramor says that Strong. thc transportation man on Che river. and Humphr.es ot Juneau and himself attempted to go up the nklm rivor with sirong's river boat- They could not make it. They thon tried to mako it with O skin. two men pulling on O rope and another polling Che boat They struck a sweeper and Strong. who was in tho boat was. thrown ont as tho craft capsized and Strong was nearly drowned. They lost their outfit and abandoned Inc trip.
 There is Ash wheel operating now on Che Talu. owned by Strong and his partner Mr. cramer said he wheel is throwing Che fish out at a great rate. It Is said that the run Of salmon up tho river this sea- son Is Che largest in ten years
 owing to Che light snow fan back in Che hills tho river is very low and it ls not possible to navigate very far up. but attempts win be made to go to Che hoadwators of tho mklin later In thc fal.
 Mr. Cramer will return 10 tho river alone soon. and as be is aan- ruiue about Che future Of the coun- try win prospect this summer and during the winter do development work ou any likely looking pros nect that he might find. He says they have no rainfall there at an and everything is as dry as tinder and Chat vegetation grows very fast.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25
TO THANE

Nr. and Mrs. John oia,n an family haye moved to Thane to b near Mr. 0laona work Tho iaml recently arrived here. having hrei In sitka tor aomo t.mc
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25

Mrs Gertrude Laughin Icfi this week for vist wi,h frlonds at Nugget rrock
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25
LEFT AGAIN

James Cramcr and new partner ioft on Che s. & c. this morning for a prospecting trip.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25
HolE AaAIN

Mn F II. Higgins has returned to her home from st Ann hospital witch her infant son.
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25
Get Engine

Trwno and Gurr have received ,ho.r Uali engine from the East and wm soon start installing it In their boat which they have been working on for some timc ir tto boat house hack of Inc News office
Douglas Island news., 1919-07-25

sussrbo Tor tho Doorlas island
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-05-26
l7-YEAR LOCUST
COMING OUT ON
SCHEDULE Time

WASHINGTON, May 26.-Afte II
years underground, the periodical CT
cadas-"17 year locusrs of Broou
No. 10 are coming out. They began
emerging in considerable numbers last
Wednesday night. Great swarms
have been coming out during the last
few nights During the next few days,
tree trunks, bushes and chunks will
be thickly studded with cast skins.
The period during which the cica-
das do damage to trees by splitting
the branches to deposit eggs will not
begin for ten days or so, say entomol-
ogists of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture. Within that pc
riod it will be easily possible for the
individual orchardist or farmer to de-
termine whether Or not the insects
are present in sufficient numbers to
make protective measures necessary.
The one sure means of protecting
young trees, the entomologists say, is
to place a bag over each tree. Sprays
and similar measures have not been
found particularly effective.
The entomologists Of the department
of agriculture are undertaking a Sc
ries of cicada studies in connection
with this emergency to determine
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-05-26
GEORGIA CHEESE PLANTS
OPERATED AT BIG PROFIT.

ATLANTA, May 26.-Cheese making
plants established in the counties of
North Georgia recently at the instance
of the State college of agriculture are
thriving according to an interesting
announcement by Milton P. Jarnigan,
professor of animal husbandry at the
college.
The first factory, at Young Harris,
was started in the spring of 1918 and
made good from the start. Another is
being located to be called the State
Line Cheese factory. Still another is
under way at Cleveland in White coun-
ty.
The net price received from the fac
tories by the farmers for butter fat
has been "a 1-3 cents per pound while
butter in that vicinity was selling for
twenty and twenty-five cents per
pound. Dairy products have been slim
ulated, the farmers receiving more for
their milk as we'll as fats, and the
plants are showing a handsome profit.
The state consumes an enormous guam
tity of cheese annually but before 1918
never manufactured a single pound
commercially