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PRODUCE MARKET,

BEANS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.nolcc, 100 lbs, 1903. cascarrones, Chilean
ss'6Oas; pea. choice, S7.25, medium. choice
sIE90 80; Lady Washington, Californis'
SL3OqT.75; small white, California. s7L0I
I'D; large white, Idaho. SN75O; tensrv.
california, 50; kOtenashi. japanese, san n,
I,25: daifuku. Manchurian. SSWS.25; red
Kidney, choice, sllQll25; red marrow,
VIZ 10 Oil; klntoki, Manchurian. S7a76O.
yellow, eye, f.25u7.75; black turtle SCUM,
tlO.50Vll; white kidney, choice, Slice
y; imperials, {lOq1O.25; kumamoto, Man
o%hurlan' $s.bOnlO; caballero, Chilean, $50
Manchurian. round, $1,000; long, S725l
rs short, S6.7507: pink. California, s5,25
PEAS H se6fioh G"1 fsis' Co., 'sgs@5,
Idaho. s7M $50: California. s726G7 bn'
Chilean, E7QI5o: Australian. sL5OgS;
Japanese, $3.50 80; black eye. Callfor-
mia. s5a5.50i splits. yellow, s5.75Q626;
green, I'll; white. Manchurlan, small, 500
G.:5; large. SG.75Q7.2J.
BUrTER-creamery. higher than extras.
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~TRANsPAcIrIC NAILS.

Connecting mails close at G.. +. @. ana re,
Hail station az $50 p. NJ. daily.
Philippine Islands tvia San Francisco March
16, SIS. Cyclops.
Tahiti, Marquesss, Cook Islands, New ze,.
land and specially addressed mall for Austrsl,n
tVia San francisco March Il, s.. PaloonA,
Fiji Islands, New Zealand and Australia wi,
Vancouver and Victoria, b. c. April . s..
Makurs.
Hawaii and Guam. This mail Is forwarded to
the Pacific coast daily for despatch TO destins.
ton 10y the hest opportunity.
Japan, Corca, China, siam. Cochin China.
Straits Settlements and Netherlands East
indies. This mall Is forwarded 10 the PAclno
coast daily Tor despatch TO destlnst ton By ths
hest opportunity,
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Bank of England Statement.

LONDON, March IS. The weekly
statement of the Bank of England shows
the following changes: Total reserve
increased fSG7,0 200, circulation increased
iSlI,OUo, bullion increased fl,lS4.O 05,
other securities decreased f1.150. coo,
public deposits decreased fl,347. 600,
other deposits decreased f2,S57,O 900,
notes reserve Increased fSll,OOO Gov
eminent securities decreased f3, 1926. 900.
The proportion of the banks reserve to
liability this week Is 1861 per cent. last
week it was 1S.52'per cent Rate Of dis
count, . per cent.
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Group Industry Heads Named.


WASHINGTON. March l3.-Groups OF
industries to be represented on the In
dustries hoard OF the Department OF
Commerce by the various members were
announced to-day as follows
George j. James, formerly chief Of
the Cotton and Cotton Ltnters Section
of the Wal Industries Board. textile
industry and food Thomas *, Glenn,
metals William Ritter, other raw ma
terlals Samuel L. Bush, other manu-
featured articles. Anthony CGm!uetti
will represent labor and Thomas c.
Powell railroads and other Government
purcha sing agencies. George ~. Peck
is chairman OF the board and Louis r..
Reed is secretary,
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What Is considered by some to be
the most important event Of the strike
IN the dress and waist industry in this
city is the announcement made yes
terday that solomon Fahrer Of the Lion
Waist Company and the Falcon Waist
Company, who was a member Of the
executive board OF the Dress and Waist
Manufacturers Association and who was
formerly head OF its labor committee,
has signed a contract with the union
agreeing to all the demands, including
the dictum of fright to review dis
charges"
TIL strike is now in It's seventh week.
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SO phenomenal has been the demand
for silk frocks recently ii is said hat
many manufacturers here have been
obliged to defer operations to a great
extent in completing their lines of cotton
dresses.
Factors in the trade believe. however.
that when the season is further advanced
the call for the cotton garments will in
crease. especially for those models de-
veloped in the various sheer materials.
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Loaa
81 WILL BE
Decision Reached After DemanS
for Review of Cases,

WAsGHNGToN, March ~13.--Dccislon TO
proceed with the deportation of thirty
seven Of the forty-thrcc undesirab,.
aliens now held AT Ellis Island was
reached to-day by Secretary Wilson
after a conference with immigration Of
hcials. Attorneys for the aliens had
asked review Of decisions IN all cases.
Final judgment in the cases Of tina
six aliens was withheld pending action
on the admission OF certain evidence. II
was announced that some of the six
might be released.
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Le"gu objection. Not Censored

WAsHINGToN, March l3.-In conneo-
ton with published criticism In Franco
OF censorship preventing the French
public from learning of opposition 10
the League OF Nations plan In Congress
and TO have kept French public opinion
from America. II was stated oficlaIIv
at the State Department to-day that no
such censorship was exercised by the
United States Government
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Business Troubles


" HALPERT-A voluntary peti-
tion Of lsehow & Halpert. 90 West Thir-
ty-hfth street. shows liabilities Of f2.3el
and no assets. Henry kamenet2key IA
East l76th street. Is the only creditor.
Goldfoin & Welthsh, $3.50 Broadway, are
the attorneys.
lREE ~ 90, i%C-Au Involuntary ua,i-
ton against Tree Il CO.. Inc, 6 East For
ty-siXth street, shows liabilities Of 500
600 and assets Of SIS, 600. The three Pc
titloning creditors claim; George o..
s4O5. and A, Gandols. D.lis. Zalkin q
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PKON G no cle IT'D A. - r.
firm; mess. S35a36; family, s40g AZ;
packet. sS7 IS; extra India mess, $3.50
IS. Hogs steady; bacons, 24&c.: l4o l6s.;
25Lc.; pigs, 25a Bellies quiet: picked
clear, 1917 lbs, 29c. dry sailed clear Is
20 lbs, 3O%c. Greases quiet Yellow ~
7Sc.: house, @4sl4c. Picked hams
ouiet; regular, 1912 lbs, 29c.; skinned, j.
20 lbs, 2shc. Tallow quiet: city special,
loose. SC. Lard easy; middle West z3l.so
rsfned lard Arm. continent. $50; South
America. s3O.l5, Brazil kegs, SSl.l5; com
pound steady; quoted, '23Y24Ac SteaT'no
steady; city lard stear!ne' SVc'' oIeo'
12ha a 13c.
suGAR-Cut loaf, 1o.5Oc,; crushed.
o.25c.; mould a. 9.5Oc,: cubes. S!9c';
xxx powdered, 9.20c.; powdered, s'loc''
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TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Clothiers to Demand
Better Fabrics Soon

DLANS are being perfected by the
National Association of Retail
Clothiers for a thorough inves-
tigation of the fabric situation with n
view to taking action at the national
convention to be held In September.
Announcement has Just been made
that Il committee has been appointed
TO Investigate, study and make rec
concentrations as to the action neces-
sary on the part OF the clothiers' as
sociations TO assure the manufacture
and use Of better fabrics"
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x.point-x4 cling Agents.

The Windsor Print Works has APP
pointed Converse * Co. OF his city as
it's selling agents, but according to a
statement by Frederick T. Howard, vice
president OF the print works, that con-
Germ will retain its own organization.
The change is to take effect April /.
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May Use Name .'Rotary."

Ar application by the Rotary Club Of
New York for am injunction to restrain
the Rotary Shirt Company. Inc, from
using the name Rotary" on any Of its
goods or using the representation OF 4
wheel with or without the name has
been denied by Justice Cohalan IN the
Suoretue Court.
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r. L. Laramour of the Canadian
Pacific Railway forces in this city has
been appointed general freight agent
OF that road in Montreal. He will have
charge OF the district east OF Fort WILL
lam, ont, NJ. $. Throne OF the Cleve-
land office will succeed Mr.. Laramour as
general freight agent here.
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The following judgments we're Med
yesterday, March 10: the first name IL
that Of the debtor:
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Live stock Markets In Other cities.

KANSAS CITY. March 13.-Hogs-Re-
colpts, 5000; steady. Bulk, 1873 1915;
heavy. $1s 05 10 80; packers and butch
nigs. s14 1851.
Cattlo-Receipts. l.eUU; higher. Trims
ied Steers; Sismlos dressed 6eei steers,
10. cows, $0G1i; heifars, S1OQ145O;
stockers and feeders, S12Q 1880; bulls, so
Q12; calves, SlOg146O.
shssp-Rsceipts. 1000: higher. Lambs.
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Barley, 361 .020 bu. bacons, 5,sS5,SG5
lbs. hams, 3,24S,679 lbs. cottonseed oil,
p ,S57 lbs. w%hiskey, 100 gals beef,
262. 40 lbs. lubrioating oil. sO.950 gals.
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Custom House Receipts,

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were 1896. 20, OF
which Sl33, 1906 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
S310,254.l5 for recent importations.
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Wide WnIe Fabrics Selling.

Woollen goods dealers report an un-
usually big demand this season for fab
RIGS with wide wales to be used for
mems double breasted suits. Houses
showing staples are all Offering these
lines n they are being bought up
freely.
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TIL following have been elected mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange :
Max Rsmherger, " l. TIE Hasr and =
r. Bryan. The membership OF NJ. r..
Rothschild, deceased, has been proposed
for transfer TO c. II. Marshall for S74,-
900. Tho last preceding sale was at
$4,000.
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Hogs-Recelpts. 1000. steady. Heavy
mixed, $50 2o.2j one deck, $50. 30; YORK
ers, $50 20,l6: light Workers. slgulg.35:
pigs. !lS75p19; roughs, S16.5Oul7.5O;
stays. s1@al4.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, 1900;
steady and unchanged.
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To Open women'- suitings.

Lines of suitings for the women's wear
trade will be opened by the American
Wooden Company in department 4 on
Monday.
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NdTVH. ITEU1 TTVWs DTUs N6h'
sos Cities Service ID. .'s4s S7 $40 26
iss9 Ci.ifs Service pr. ~. rs T?E son
1880 Cities : deb B.....1Sl .129 1G9 1871
300 Cities $ deb C...lo2k lols 1919 lo2A
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MNIATuRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
States Coast and Geodetc Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. ...... 9 I'll NJ Sun ts,...-.'eio 1
Moon sets. ..... 4 40 A M
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook 81. q :o1 A Gov. Island. ..S:2 "
He'll Gate......S:b so Ah
Low wATER THIS "A
Sandy Hook. 10 :01 p NJ Gov. Island. IL ~ II
Hell Gate ......2: 53 7 Nj
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., MARCH Ia
Sc Presidente Wilson, Marzeilles, Feb. -.
SIS Espagne, Havre, March z.
SIS America, Brcst. March 4.
Hospital ship Comfort; Bordeaux FEB m
SIS Honolulu, Bordeaux, Feb. "a
IS Psnsmsn. Bordeau1, March 9
SIS Winding Gulf, La Pallice, Feo. ID
SIS Norien, Gibraltar, Feb. is.
SIS Vasari, Liverpool, Feb. p.
SIS Tidewater. Gibraltar, Feb. %
SIS Toba Maru, Cristobsl, March 4
SIS Paloma. Nuevitas, March -
S. Huron. San Domingo City. Feb. rs.
SIS Coban, Halifax, March 9.
Auxiliary schooner Egalite, Kingston, Msrc>S
SIS I'll Mar, New Orleans, March Z
IS City Of Augusta, Norfolk, March IL
SIS August, Boston, March IL.
Bark Moliere, AKIN, Dec. IA.
ARRIVED FROM NEW DIRK
SIS George Washington. at Brest.
SIS Orion, at Gibraltar.
SIS Anglia, at GothenbrnR.
SIS Tasmania, at Gothenburg.
SIS Pocone. at Para.
SIS Krasnoiarsk, at Dublin.
SIS Walton Hall, at Shlmonosekt.
Sc Breifond, at Santander.
SIS Aquitania, OFT Kinsale.
SIS Canopic. at Gibraltar.
SIS Jerrymoor, at Marseilles.
s. Nyland, at Antwerp.
SIS Sonia, at Antwerp.
SIS Clan Morrison. at Port Natal.
SIS Syerre, at Falmouth
-
sATLED FOR NEW YORK
SIS Celtic, from Liverpool.
SIS Zacapa. from ST. Nazaire.
SIS Pathfinder, from London.
IS Italia, from Gibraltar.
SIS West Field, from Gibraltar.
SIS Munaires, from Buenos Ayres.
SIS Glastonbury, from bordeaux.
SIS Almelo, from Antwerp.
So Benedict, from Liverpool.
SIS Clan Monroe, from London,
SIS MatoppO, from London.
Sc Polar Land, from Bordeaux.
SIS Roman Prince, from st. Nazaire.
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Judgments.
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN.
v. Tss ;oilGTins }sdsTonts were nleS
that OF the debtor:
Agricultural Digest, Inc.-Charles
Advertising Service. ........... t429.OG
sky ct aI.,..''............'... 1~.4s5.S2
Fish Co, nc. 1879
Co.. o1i Rerns,te en- e ct 81! e"N 1865
nedy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
Bdccafoeli, Cesare-A. Bragadin. 1,o4s.53
Can O.. is7.Os
Weller ...'..t.tU"'..'......1. 1~.ss1.17
Ign Eastern District Terminal; ,,,oo
Cooke, Leslie III. werner 64S,7O
Del Pizzo, Tilotes-Ihon Brew .,
cry OF n. Y. ty....."....... 1855
costs .o' .t..s..! 4s5.24
Eyerard, Harry - Princess Taxi ..o,
Fi ssFN Hyma tnc n. Dloom.. 1,55S.s5
Futas. Alexandcr-Gotham Auto
Body & Painting Co. Inc:
pert 4,os3.s5
eiers ms. o., b41.51
=" Coated Paper Co. $4,000
Miench 1850
woifenso Ghhl'. e....1 $3.50
In. i3s,@ HIN y. m ee.;sr Sa Sss Inc. 1.S!:iSs
"]G msssmH' so oso%1; h."s@.. 1o3.7O
I.oe6ingcr, sophie, David Davis,
Isaac W. David and Felix Gold
schmidt Davis Mfg. Co.)-C. .
Nee. Chapman. sSe'GS
Maze Realty Co.-A l.. BIO ol-''O
Manno, N!ncenzo-G. CrisafuIi .o,o
OF al q. q. . q. . q. 70. . o~AHn
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philadelphia.


$500 Elcc Il PEG 4s..... 10 70 % 20
6nD Lehigh Val Gs. 1872 log l0c lU2
900 Reading gen is..'. S5is 81 -. ST.
1000 Span.Am Iron 6s. .lol 1ol's lol ions
1900 Tn Rvs Inv is. ssh 6Sb 6sL est,
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CHEMICAL STOCKS.


10 Warren .-...-.... n 20 1871 20
80 Warren LIST pr. IN 51s g.. Us
BONDS.
SoO Am Agr Chem 5slo5L1 1861 1854 1914
900 Punta Sugar Cs. 80 % % 80
uOSTpN sIrpu ,rpSrN1
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-13
PRIMITIVE ELDERS
And DEAC0NS MEET
Pl ANS FOR IMPORTANT MEET
ING TO BE HELD HERE

Tho Corde.e Primitive Baptist
church has invited , number Of the
Elders and deacons Of that dcnomina
ton, from different parts of the
80
State. to meet inconventi0n with
them, for three day session. em-
Gracing the End 3rd and 4th of Dec
embed.
1t is expected that quite a number
Of representative men of that demo-
mination will be in Cordclc on that
date, and they arc expecting a great
meeting.
Some one Of their Elders VIII be
appointed to preach night, but the
days will be given to the discussion
of sciptural questions, and things per
tanning to the welfare of the dcnomin
alton. 1t will be a notable gathering
of Primitive Baptist.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-13
DO NOT LET MALARIA Sap
YOUR STRENGTH AND
VITALITY

Your physician will tell you ma
laria is the cause of more disease than
any malady known. Chills and Fever,
Malarial Fever, Bilious Fever. loss of
appetite, drowsiness, loss of energy
are the direct causes of Malaria,
Ameco Chill and Fever Tonic is the
deadly enemy of Malaria. 1t kills the
germs and its action is prompt and
sure in breaking the fever.
Thousands of prominent citizens
have been cured with Ameco Chill ;'l'1
Fever Tonic and unhesita.in2ly recon-,
E.end it to their friends.
w. T. Mcdonald prominent EN-
ploye of the Macon Railway & Light
Co, of Maconl Ga, says:
81 had Malaria and Bilious Fever
and Chills and Fever and Ameco Chill;
and Fever Tonic cured ME. 1t does
everything you claim for il"
Ameco Chill and Fever Tonic is
sold and guaranteed hv all dears.
PRICE 25 CENTS
Pridgen Bros. Wholesale Distributors
PRICE rs CENTS
Pridgen Bros, Wholesale Distributors.
.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-13
Sugar Cane Crop Profitable

Moultrie, Nov. 12.-Despite the fact
that this has not been good crop
year for anything because of unfav-
orable weather conditions, reports
of big yields of Colquitt county farms
are brought to MoultIie almost daily.
One of the latest stories of big money
being made in farming comes from
the Grassland section, where f. M
Kelley sold $3.50 worth of syrup from
one acre of land, The acre produced
500 gallons and it brought $1,25 a
gallon. The cane was worked al
about the same cost it would have
required to produce one acre of cot
ton, according to Mr.. Kelley.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-13
CROSSING ACCIDENT CANTON
CAUSES NINE DAMAGE SUITS

Canton Ca, Nov 12.-Uhe direc
tor general of railroads operationg
the Louisville & Nashville roalroad,
was cde defendant in nine damage
suits totalling more than 100000
filed here today by Attorney Reuben
r. Arnold, of Atlanta representing
the plaiadaffb.'
The suits grew out Of the auto,
mobile wreck in Canton August 10
in which Mrs. C. o. WIestbrook and
her two daughters. Miss Aurelia
Westbrook and Miss Minnie West
brook were killed, and n which her
three sons were injured. The suits
charge negligence against the rail
road in the operation of it's train
ever public crossing, the petition
kept alleging that the train was run
ming from thirty to forty miles an
hour, that no signals were given.
and that no proper lookout was kept.
The suits will be heard at the Dec
ember term of the Cherokee superior
court 49,,
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-13

Welcome was given Miss Mary Par
ker newly elected member who
will mean much to the social and edu
o3tional life of the Club The meet.
ing was presided over by tho Presi-
dent Mrs. Fleming
After a short business session the
III act OF "The. Merchant of Venice
was read, followed by most interest.
ing discussion Of the study lead by
Miss Scandrett.
A delicious sweet course was serv.
ed by the hostess. assisted by her
sister Miss Emily Hickman Bercaw.
Reporter.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-13
SCHOONER ABANDONED
OFF MOBILE BY CREW


Mobile, Ala. Nov lathe schooner
Alice B. Phillips, sailing from No
bile last Friday with cargo ol
slaves for Oporto has been abandon
ed in the gulf by her crew accord
ing to word received i'll Mobile to
day by the Lucas E, Moore Stave
company, which loaded the vessel.
The Phillips. it is beelieved. was
caught in the heavy weather of last
week. sprung leak, the message re
sceivcd Rene stating that the schooner
+ lad Sb,s1.sb ben .sbs hd6as8 ht BY the crew in :
watcrlcgged condition. The crew has
been landed at Gulport. Miss.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-13
MEsDAMES RoERuck AND CARS
WELL HosTEssEs

WELL TlOO G0SGO
The pretty suburban home Of Mr.
and Mrs. vi. 4. Roebuck was the
Scene Of the loveliest parties Of the
deason last evening when Mrs. Roe
luck and Mrs. J. X. Carswelt acted
as point hostesses, entertaing a mum
.bor OF the young people of the city,
affair being complimentary to Miss
Margucrte te Durrett and Mr.. w. B.
Bennett whose marriage occurs to
morrow.
together and sS MIST cally decorated
together and artistically decon3ted
with a profusion of pink roses, white
lilies and maiden-hair fern.
Entering the guests were greeted
by Mrs. Roebuck and Mss Harriet
Carswell. Composing the receiving
line we're; Mr.. and Mrs r. ]. Durrett,
Mss Marguerite Durett, Mr.. w. E..
Bonnet. Mrs. Moncrief, Miss Ruth
Bell, Miss Evelyn Hill, Miss Merry
Parker and Miss Evelyn Roebuck
MISS Frances Carswell assisted by
Miss Jennie Bell Jackson and Mrs.
J. K. Carswell poured chocolate in
the dining room.
A delightful musical program was
rendered consisting of "a vocal solo by
Mr.. Henry Jennings, and piano num-
hers by Miss Elizabeth Lawrence and
Evelyn Roebuck, Miss Jennie Bell
Jackson gave a most enjoyable read
imp, During the evening the girls
were requested to give their idea OF
"An Ideal Husband" and the boys OF
"An Ideal Wife" These were most
original and interesting. Several uni
que contests were features of the
evenings entertainment. Refresh
nlents consisting of delicious sweet
course carrying out the color note OF
rink. we're screwed.
Guests included; Misses Marguerite.
nurrett Ruth Bell, Marie Diffee,
Florence Morris, Grace Herman, Lu-
cile Williams, Evelyn Hill, Mary
Parker, Mamie Sue Harris, Louise
Bercaw, Elizabeth Lawrence, Frances
and Harriet C2rswelI, Evelyn Roe
buck Mae Dunlap, Jennie Bell Jack
son. Edith Fletcher, Messrs kibble
Gary. Frank Bivins, w. b. Bennett,
Parks Lowe, Cecil Jones. Paul Wilk'
es. Caudrey Brown, Edwin Powell,
Gladstone Fleming, Ed Murray
Henry Jennings, Hancock, j. P. Luth
er, Cannon, Cooke, Col. Smith Coli
Gresham. Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Durrett.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-13

MEETING OF THtIAN CLUB

The Thalian Club was delightfully."-
entertained on Wednesday, afternoon
by Miss Louise Bercaw at her home
on Northern Heights. The meeting
wss made unusually pleasant by the
presence of two former: and much
priced member. Mrs. O'Neal Bonner
and Mrs. Lee Wilson most cordial
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-13
ODD fellows WILL
HAVE CALLED MEETING

A called meeting OF the Odd Eel
lows. vii! be held, tomorrow night at
Odd Fellows Hall at eight o'clock
Plans have been made for work in
the in'tiatqy desree@fnd also in the
second s;de&@eg an Slcmbeis of the
order and OF the lodge are invited
to attend this meeting. Refresh
ments will be served
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-13
Playground to Cost SO, 900

Americus, Nov. 12.-Following
meeting of a committee Of c's'~~na,
with the city council here Yesterday,
it seems assured that Anericus is
to have playground at an early date.
The committee proposed to council
that the city purchase a suitable tract
to be used for playground purposes
and the finance committee Of that
body has unanimously agreed to the
pain. .t''..'
1t is proposed to expend $4,000 on
the purchase of a playground an dts
equipment and it has been arranged
20 upderwrtie a loan for that amount,
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-13

White and red vines owe their diff
ference in color to the fact that, while
the former is .allOwod to eCrment
without the grape skins. these are
allowed to remain in the case of the
latter.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-13

In proportion to its size Belgium
has more miles Of railway thln any
other country.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-13

r. L. Dekle and family and Mrs.
w. L. Poster are in Albany today
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-13

Mrs. w. e. Pridgen is in Columbus
visiting her father.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-13

Mrs. Olin Mckenzie and little son
Olin Jr.awill go to Americus to-
morrow to be the guest for several
days of Mrs WILDER C. Smith.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-13

Friends will regret to know dt
the illness Of little Miss Elizabeth
Simmons at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs ]. A. Simmons.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-13

Mrs. G. T. Christian and little
daughter will leave next week for Il
visit to her sister, Mrs. Hubert
Marshall in atlanta.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-13
STORY HOUR AT LIBRARY

The usual weekly story hour for
the little folks will be held tomorrow
at 3:15 p. NJ. at the Library. Stories
for the afternoon will be; Rosanella,
Silverheels; war story; and Polly
Flender's Apron.
John Parks of Macon was in the
city yesterday
Miss Genie Morgan of Vienna was
in the city shopping today
Dir. and Mrs. Lorin Williams have
returned from Ashville N. c.
Mrs. j. L. Lashley spent yesterday
in Pinehurst the guest of relatives.
Mrs. Herman Coleman and little
daughter of Americus have been the
guests of Col and Mrs ]. T. Jeter.
Friends of Mrs. Palmer Greene
will be pleased to know she is re-
covering after an illness Of several
days.
Mrs. Ed Stalling of Albany is the
guest of Mrs G. B. Wilkes and will at
tessa--4sss.et -spasstsette eBennett-Feddins tos
morrow.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-13
morrow.

Mrs. A. IL. Grant will have as her
guests for the week end her father
and brother, Messrs Baxley of
Dothan, Ala.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-17

FOR SALE-One 1918 Buick Six Tour
ing Car as good as new Also one
Four-ninety 1918 Chevrolet Touring
Car new. See Hurt & Wilbanks at
Sale Stable, Cor. 7th st. and Sth Ave,
3-4tf