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The Fruit and Potato
Crop in Colorado

The last bulletin of the Colorado
Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
and OF the Bureau % Crop Eaimates
of the uniIed State- Department OF
Agriculture, has just been received al
The Record office, and contains the
following data concerning the fruit
and potato crop of this state, which
will be of interest 10 our readers:
"The condition of apples in Colo
lado on October l was 10 per cent of
normal compared with e6 pr rent on
September i. so per cent N October
!, last year. ana an average October
/ condition of &c per cent. The total
production is estimated at 100000
bushels, compared with 1,si5.0oj
bushels last year The commercial
production is estimated at 100000 bar.
rels. The condition of the crop in
the United States on October was
521 per cent of normal. while the total
production is etimated at 157.000,000
bushels, compared with 169,911,000
bushels last year The commercial
production is placed at %, 100000 bar
rels. compared with "A, $4,000 barrels
last year.
THE condition of pears in Colorado
on October I was 50 per cent of nor.
NAL. compared with 50 per cent on
September /, Sc per cent on October l
last year and an average condition on
October l of 81 per cent. The total
production is placed at 191. 900 bush
els. compared with 10000 bushels
last year. The condition of the crop
in the United States on October ]
was 1873 per cent OF normal and the
total production was estimated at 49,
100000 bushels, compared with TO-
$4,000 bushels last year The com
mercial production this year Is esti-
mated at S.600.O00 bushels. compared
with 1853, ,000 bushels last year
THE condition OF potatoes i'll Colo
RADIO on October / was but 55 per cent
of normal, compared with ~ per CEN
ber ], 1918. and an average condition
on October l of rs per cent. This
exceptionally now condition indicates
a production of but s,096.O00 bushels.
compared with forecast OF l0.59s. 600
bushels on September /. and produc.
of 13,0s2 900 bushels in 1918.
THE condition OF potatoes for the
United States on October / was SIS
per cent of normal. compared with
69.7 per cent on September /. 1871 per
cent on October / last year. and an
average condition on October ] of
1913 per cent. The indicated pro-
duction is 35O.070.O00 bushels. COM
pared with 400. .1O6,o00 bushels in 1913
and an average annual production of
366, ,o46.000 bushels"
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Instant Interviews
y * y = 4 = y

II. C. POLHEMUS-I went out to
Number mine at two thirty this
morning to get load of coal. There
were six teams ahead of me at that
time / got my load at eleven O'Clock
and when / left there were thirty
teams still in line.
w. n. CLARK-In event of coal
strike we have enough coal on hand
to last about thirty days If the
strike isn't settled by that time We
might have to shut down.
RAYMOND WOOD-Next Friday is
Miners Day at all the mines. On
that day the output will be given
over TO the miners to provide them
with their winters supply of coal, for
their individual needs. They, of
course, have to pay something for it.
E. F. JEwETT-We have about
enough coal on hand to burn two or
three kiins OF brick. If the coming
coal strike is prolonged we probably
would have to shut down entirely.
HARRY BOWEN-We haven't a
great deal of coal on hand and in the
event of a strike we would. of course,
be forced to shut down until it was
over.
ID. E. GlBSON-From a financial
standpoint what this country needs is
a budget system in both national and
in state affairs. We have had the old
pork barrel method of disbursing sums
long enough to prove its inadequacy
and now we ought to get system that
is consistent with good business. We
would all feel its result in less taxes
CHARLES FOWLER-The big
stump that was expected by the eat
ing places and hotels and rooming
houses apparently has not shown it.
self as yet. From what can gather
from first hand information business
is practically as good as ever.
D. w. ROSS-I think this labor
question might just as well be fought
out now as any time. When it is
settled one way or the other then we
can settle down to think of other
things. I do not think the question
that is up now should be eyaded. 1t
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GENERAL FUND.

-sninrie-.G, Y. Iiodgin $4,000. James
sstrspsp sidape ieGSS SsaSn A. heGaasfs j. c4ss
sl25oo. Bessie Bash 5000, Cora Hursi
$3.50. W. II. Neweomb s235.35. ". :.
$3.50. LeonaI q Harvey 10000. Alfred
purfee si15-0V. j. Edward Helm $4,000.
Owen r. owens siz4.9o. Blake Rogers
a steinmeyer 10000. Carrie T. An
thony Sl6s:as. 2. L; wyckon $1,000.
sbco,, eog"'y wSTAGcognty g" 7d;,s Clerk $500
n.i1isn Rl,Tnler GonET InsrT,y ExrG>sE- y l6
Expense and Fees Clerk ID. CID
ward T.. Arthur s1s52.
siepogrnph-r ID. &C. A Fred-ick-
Fees Di.tric, s',orn-y-T. Lee wiIcher
Witnesses ID. C.-Margarito lara
COUNTY COURT EXPENSE.
Judge and Cierk-kent l.. Eldred
Bsilsn-Ersnk Bsrthei s42.5o. N. II.
Geo. L.. Cassidy .5'i5. rhdrston Van
Treese 1913. II. L. Plummer 35.i5. Ira
Carrier ,5:15, Sam Bash s5.l5. Jos. Che
Mann ISIS. ~ ' 'o" '''i'' va"
Witnesses - Joe CIaybaugh s2.s5.
ley $3.50. J. +. Hunt unit ;s.ss, Joe 1 Hsmbiet %
ss.s5, sara Van Tuyi ss.35. Wesley Van
'ruyl ss35, JOS. Hamblet Jr. 1885. Elm
stenoxrnpber 4. Fredericton
$1,000. Blanche Allison 10000.
Probation ofncer-E'annle Morrison
Lunaey Con,mis-Ion-Dr. L. C. Webb
$500. Or. 6: II. Wilkinson $500.
- Fee n- Guardian nd Lisem-A. l..
JUSTICE COURT EXPENSES
Hainpet =; bi fesI15 si3 o. r. Kennedy $3.50 Jas.
Witnesses }. P.-Mrs. Meari Poker
tsn-,nnIe ). PC. F. Skinner $3.50.
" CoH0NEn's COURT EXPENSE
Jurors Coroper-James Montgomery
6ari $50: j. 2 Hunt 800; i. i.
,sSs pr * sSsinsoa .aoo auSsie sie
Hernandez $500, .Eugino Darcia $3.50.
ss.oS. <. l. Mergsnstein ss,et. q 6.
kephart .s;4o; John Penny s34o, Jesse
AsSae rsisssc :sS
faia 1890. Clara L. CALDWELL 1890. sara
MISCELLANEOUS.
:, hooks aud stntionery-out West
ss1. 90, Canon City Record tio.2i.
Fuel and LIghts--Colo. Fuel & Iron
GO; ss3.ss, Ark. Wy. Ry. 1t. and Pr. Co.
Repairing Barn.ce-c. T. Johnson
3ll.O0
Dieting Prfson~rs-Sherin ss3.25.
.Ndse. mud service County offices aud
supplies Electrical supply Co. f1.75,
O. r. Wood d Son s7.7O, Fred Whipple
$3.50. Hunter Palmer s12.70, Canon
steam Laundry $9.3l, Canon Crystal
G. O. Patton 5000.
Expense County Ofhces-E. r. Ar
thur s1.s5. Blake Rogers ,75c. county
Clerk $500, Carrie II. Anthony $tG.3b.
Wnter COMMUNICATIVE Koch
$1,000, J.. +. Lemons $32.50. John Il.
Sanders $500, Frank Keeling $4,000.
D.. s. Jones s3s.75. II. w. Hepdershot
$1,000
state Industrial school for Girls
$1,000.
County Agent salary and Expense
II. II. Jaffries sf22.f5.
Durlnt Old SOidier--f;eo. NJ. piebert
5000, a. Z. Wilson $4,000.
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NOTICE OF FINAL sET-rLEMrNT

Estate OF Leoua Thomas, Deceased
Notice is hereby given that on the
Zznd day OF November. a. u. 1919, at
10 O'Clock 4, al. the undersigned seiii
present 20 tne County Court OF r re-
mont County. Colorado. her accounts Tor
nnal settlement OF administration Of
said estate, when and where all per-
sons in interest may appear and ub-
ject to them. IL they 50 desire.
ADELISE BAkLUND,
Administrator.
Last Pub. Nov. 20 1919
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EAsTERN pRODUCE.

-Buttes-Creamery. b0a s6c.
ERRs :. Ftrsts, 6s@5sc: ordinary
'jrHts. 81 Wb2c: at mark, cases Included.
Y lQbsc; storage packed. Drsts, 6a1z a
Goc.
Poultry--Aiive, springs. 22Hc: fowls.
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wANTED-HELp.

WANTED capable and throueb,v
reliable woman for general house
work, in family of one; no other need
apply. Mrs. T. NJ. Harding, 507 Green
wood avenue. 240-tf
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WANTED-Good man 10 take con.
tract in getting out large quantity
of flrewood near town. The Weekan
Fixit Shoe Repair Shop. 244l0t
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EASTERN LIVESTOCK.
At Chicago.

Chicago.-HoEs-BuIk fi3.50D1t.<0;
top. 314.70: heavy. il4.00@I+.60; me-
dunn. s14.00Q14.70; light slass@I4.40;
light light. 313.00d14.I6: heavy pack
ing sown. smooth, 3la.40d13.7s: pack
ing sows, rough, 312.75 q 1926. pigs.
312.zbQ13.2B.
CattIe-Beef steers. medium and
heavy weight, choice and prime, s17.45
G1s4o: medium and good. sl4:25q
weight, good and choice, 314G0Q1s.o0:
common and medium, 17.2b@ 14.25:
cowr. S64oQ12 50; Gamer. ana CUTTER,
Sb.25 q $40: veal calves. 3I6.7bd17.50:
feeder steers, 17.00Gl3.00; stocker
steers, 96.00U10.b0; western range
steers, s1450I5.50; cows and heifers.
$b.750I2.50.
sheep-Lambs, sl2.7gq1Goo; cuIis
dium. good and choice S8.50Q77b.
culIs and common, s3.0046,25. breed
ing, s6.75Q12.o0
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Cash Grain In ChIruxo.

Chicago.-corn-No. 2 mixed. 31.37:
No. yellow. &l.S801.3s54
white. 6sh a71c.
Rye-No. z, s1.36h
Barley--sI20 20Q1.3I
Timothy-&s.b6@11.2
CioveT-Nominsl
PorlS--Eominsl
I4ard-s2957
Ribs--31S.2b 819.00.
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METAL MARKETS.
Colorado Settlement Prices.
Bar silver. 1l.ISA.
Copper. pound. 21 II I25c.
Lead. 1923.
Spelter. S7.2<.
Tungsten. per unit. 17.50QI2.o0.
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WANTED-Lady to work in cleaning
and pressing shop; steady work to
right party. Call at The Ward
robe. 2Ss-tf
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Wanted-Situations

experienced. w. l.. H.. Care The
Record. :43-p6t
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT House until January /,
corner sherman and Logan. Lin
coin Park. See Q, T. Davis. east end
Sherman avenue. 24s-p3t
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FOR SALE-RANCHES

FOR sALE-one good ranch morse.
c. F. Braden. Canon es3-R2. 2i7-2t
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WANTED Capable woman for gen.
eral house work. Mrs. George f.
Rockafellow. $50 Greenwood ave-
nue.. 2i1-tt
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FOR REM -Garaee. 6o7 College
avenue. 2i2-tf
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WANTED-Raneh hands. Harding
barn. North Tenth street. 2I1.tf
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CITY of Canon CIty-Water sle.-5.
state t'uir Exhihit-W. r. Crawford
si1.00.
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FOR RENT. Furnished Room.

FOR RENT-Furnished sleeping room.
SIG College avenue. 24s-p2t
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ameries, ex. let grade, III. %
ameries, I'd grade. ... 6z
tess butter ........-.
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FOR sAbE-First-cla third cutting
alfalfa. Stump ranch. Phone
es7-Rt. 2i5.tf
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FOR SALE-MisceIlaneous

FOR .sALE-Mattress factory. Mcli-
yaney & Higgins. a43-pst
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w a y TED-Experienced pookkeepet
and experienced auditor would like
or 8 hours night work. c. S. cars =
Record. 2iS-peN
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LOST

LOST-25-20 Winchester rife. Advise
by mail C. L. ciaspeil. Pueblo. Colo.
1927 Van Buren, strete. ! will call for
rifle and pay reward o4s-2t
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LOST--Lady's hand bag. Return to
Record office: reward. 2+6-p3t
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FOR sALE=Good horse and wagon.
Inquire A. w. Peach.y. Lincoln
Park. 24s-pst-wit
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WANTED-Loaders. Apply at he
Chandler mine. 233-tf
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Dressed Poultry.
Live Pouitry.
EERa.
liutt~r.

EeEs. strictly fresh. case :.
count ..-.-.,--.s slb-OU q lo- 80
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FOR SALE-H Horse and buggy and
harness for s35 If taken at once. In
ouire so4 Myrtle ave. 24s-p6t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-03
M0oNSHINE TO
PLAY PART IN
FUTURE HOMES
Aged Seeress Sees Tine When
Every Apartment VIM Offer
Radiator Corn Juice Tap.

The old gypsy woman who prom |
Uses to interpret the future. when
her wrinkled palm is smitten with
a one-dollar bill. made divers
gesticulations and contortions. |
hobbled over to the fire and sprin-
killed. magic powder on the Goals, |
turned a flip-flop and went into q |
trance.
In sing-song voice she began
her predictions, while the reporter
looked scared.
II can see the time when steam
heated apartments and officc build
ings will be more In demand than .
,six-for-a-quarter street car ticket"
she chanted.
II can see the big coal trucks.
barely creeping along under their
heavy loads. steal up to- the back
entrance of q big apartment house.
stop by the cellar door. and unload
the black diamonds into tho coal
shoot.
II can see the fat 1anitos take
OF his silk shirt, put ON . pair Of
6veralls, get his shovel and dig
ava: into the coal pile until he
reaches an iron box, locked and re-
locked with intricate combinations.
~WIl Do tho Trick"
Il can see him pull the box from
the coal pie ana careIu!iy open
1t, peer WITHIN, snin Questloninely.
ana nod MS nead Vigorously: can
near MN murmur' TINS - eooo
Dran masn, aHient, ana WIN = Ut
tle yeast It'll 40 inc tfIck.
! can see nun open tne door OF
tne oolier y me !utnAce, ano test
sae wstel ioI nese, sao AGAIN noo
MS nead IN satisfaction.
i can see him shovel the bran
mash into the boiling water OF the
furnace. throw IN . pound OF TWO OF
yeast; smut the ooor. ana Desin Ieeo-
ing tne nle WIZ cosi ana turning
on tne Iorceo orsI
~ can zee ~ apetment on me
1otn moor OF TINS Dulioine. lnxur1-
ousiy tuInisneo. Ar. Jones 1as .
gentleman friend for supper. while
tney sit IN tne pariof, Mrs. Jones
! ana ner oauenter arc Dusy IN the
K1tcnen preparing tne evening meal.
=. " so.es GoS me-.
can see MI. Jones ettacn =
% . httle instrument which hangs
y me f,aiatof 49, nstei. intently.
PUN = AAt.e insu 1meat rings =
Sea. s1sns oa : ~ nsn1 soes into
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-03

Brookfeld, because it had been re.
ported to him.
"Who reported TT" snapped
Captain Stouden.
zone Of your officers" said Mr..
Latane.
(Which one: Which one" roared
Captain Stouden. Then, facing hts
lieutenants, he pointed at them an
accusing finger and a beetling
brow, swapping right and left. did
you? Did you? A bit Wolf Lar
sonesQue, Captain Stouden seemed.
One could see him breaking ur
mutinies with . ~simpl9 twist of 1--WE
bare nuckles. And, like true and
loyal seamen, they all said: mo,
sir"
So, in the goodness Of his heart.
Commissioner Supplee reduced
their bail to $1,000 each, which re-
duced Captain Stoudsn's tempera-
ture from $50 degrees to about 40.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-12-03

Mexico City. Tuesday. Dec. -
By an overwhelming vote. the Mex
lean chamber Of deputies today
passed z bill restoring full fights.
The senate VIII yots on The meas
lnre -tomorroy. q
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||)eeLED TO
HATES, GIRLS
ID FOR TRIAL !.


1uun,nl~re<lou lave
-..o- -. 49,.
EI4acn sll' tIlnAs
y ~ Ws9 nere sno M..e Z
1ny taIninS guy ~
- ~ oMains' sao tney pu'
~ uEiH
0f hlnou .eU causns
ner 1904 On tne snip ana
ponv put nun IN the Dilg,
VI y unoeEstano mat : ninuu
~ unae:s ne csn pEepsre nis
49, nc even ~ = ceii.
captain snG M c.oW
] q ne.1 me sMisn OF skllts
~ c.stle' let the poor sToncn
~ ssnore wHno9t Permisslon'
~ 20 lnto tne Dig. too.
soNgn countly' ioF 2 iact.
Ship Captain RtleA.
riled CAPTAIN Alex Stouden.
IN Of the ship Brookfeld, to
POINT where he slapped on the
y 81 Tinted states Commission-
nprlee his bank book. contain
creaits for s.. 800. to prove that
fsWas 4 worthy man and would
nm away II fhey'd. let him stay
a tail It moved Chief Engi-
patrick Mcdonald to tears,
kine him blow his nose with
~ blows.
~ the usually inscrutable face
- bdul Hassan 1.-THE Hindu, not
lfnret). II brought the look that
~ TO the face Of the true
Idle Aonly when the wrath of
~ r. too heavy to bear.
n Suzanne Victoriane Borne.
81 Bordeaux France, it
nxht 4 day ina strange United
~ court room and q nice
6effcan fall suit Of blue serge,
Eefher with the recollection of
sers and sundry meals aboard the
ri Tor was It naughty?) ship
snranne black-eyed. black
fred frightened and not to we'll
knichred was the chief witness
NJ hearing before Commissioner
kSnlee The. first charges were
kn.e S.nns, znonlowsr; of
ne. n Tnstar ~ Rnston
n England and Abdul Hassan of
ns an .r" al accwsod of
~ WY 49, ond CamiiIa ~
LIZZIE n1 e. pardaa,1 into the
~ c C.". y. g.. nuost;or.hio n"r-
49, oaa'e. ,,. ~. I1e "onsnI.ing tho
~ anu "i.nout Ionsai'S E, ar e
lu,'on su.n s;.rassc. - the
Moes ~ c.na,.So1s,, amca
e Ms.. sn"A :, s'v IN prootf,eId.s
srothar hos+ IN tho
,.1, 81 sMa.r. - tho chin
~ a's IiI,.a $780,. Attorney
- n IT,. rasted his case
=. ns,t@A ...;Snonr Io.v;ne
~ ousanne .sssi w. .hara
.osl ~ ..e e Haee - - . h ~; cars
4 k...r u.'1 rom m snnnlee
yc.o'u ILL n,nos.n. nurrose
lul any sucn p.o"1 n.. tooe
gisioe tes.lMonS' w. s.,,;,. =
~ my ns,,s S,..,na ara M,,e
III. ,rn-n ,.nJ;no IN ths I,nited
Sfes That was where. Captain
ouden struck Napoleonic atti.
lea and where Chief Enginee,
Tflnnuah wont
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-10
GERMAN TROOPS EVACUATE
PORTION OF LITHUNIA
Berlin. Observation-Disclosures troops
have completely evacuated Lithuania,
southwark of the Ewel river, accord
ing to "a telegram relayed from Koen-
igsberg.
SURPRISE MARRIAGE
LEAKS OUT" TO-DAY

Miss Alma Turner was welded TO
Mr. Viotti Morgan of Dooly county
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. o. II.
Hammock here Saturday night last.
Rev r. b. Stanford. pastor of the
Methodist church, performed the cere
mony.
1t was agreed that the wedding
should be kept a secret till some long
visits were completed and her moth
er was back home, but it would not
remain d secret. Friends today
found that the wedding had already
occurred and they are extending con
gratulatiOns.
The bride is young woman of
many lovable traits of character
She is a niece TO Mrs. J. B. Pate and
has relatives in Montezuma and
throughout Dooly county. The
groom is a progressive young farmer
of Dooly county and is himself popu-
lar They will make their home on
his fran in Dooly.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-10
ESCAPED MURDERER,
ELUDES OFFICERS
WORTH COUNTY OFFICERS HAD
HAD SEARCHED TWELVE
YEARS FOR MAN.

Searching twelve long years for an
escaped life termer from the chain
gang for the murder of an officer in
Worth county, only to let him escape
When they located him was the lot Of
two guards who went from Worth
county to the farm Of Warren Will
lams yesterday When the officers
cornered the negro he so positively
assured the officers that they were
after the wrong man till they were
less careful than they desired to be.
He out talked them so completely
that they were willing for hiw to pur-
sue his duties on the Williams farm
till they could bring somebody to
identify him The negro had as good
l name for steady work and good
habits as any body on the farmland
he had been there twelve long years.
He was gone when the officers came
back to identify him. He answer to
the. name of John Smith.-.but the
world is full of John Smiths.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-10
Troops Ordered Ready

Boston, Sept. 10.-Several regi
ments of troops were ordered to be
prepared to be called out. Mayor
Peters, it was announced at noon, had
taken over the central police depart
ment from Commissioner Curtis, state
appointee.
Reports say sailors. are prominent
in the disturbances and brought ovel
arrived guards from the navy yard.
1t is estimated that at least three
hundred store windows were looted
and more than two hundred thousand
dollars worth Of merchandise remov-
ed by the mobs.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-10
RENNER OBEYS REQUEST OF
CLEMENCEAU
FOLK SIGNS FOR AMERICA
Same Forality Prevails AS
With German Delegation.
No More Austria.


ST. German, Sept TO- ASSOCIATED
Press. )-Chancellor Renner, head of
the Austrian delegation at the peace
conference, signed the peace treaty
at ten fifteen o'clock this morning.
When all the delegates were seated
about the round table, Dr. Renner was
introduced with the same fomality
which was observed when the Ger
mans entered the Hall of Mirrors at
Versailles.
Premier Clemenceau opened the ses-
sion. asking Dr. Renner to affix his
signature. Frank l.. Folk, head of
the American delegation, signed after
DR.. Renner. There was no hesitation
on the part of DR.. Renner in signing.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-10
STERTOPTICON ILLUSTRATING
LIFE OF CHRIST TONIGHT

The second of the series of illus.
trated sermons on the life of Christ
will be given this evening at the
Methodist church. The first was en-
joved by d large congregation Sunday
evening. The pictures are real works
of art. and the ones used tonight show
the preaching of John the Baptist, the
Baptism, Temptation and Rejection of
our Lord at Nazareth. Every one in
terested in the life of our Lord should
see these pictures and hear these ser
mons
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-10
PERSHINC HEADS
GREATEST PARADE
LEADING FIRST DIVISION IN NEW
YORK SHOW TODAY.

New York Sept. l0.-Gen. Pershine
at the head of the First Division, fur
nished the triumphal climax of New
Yorks war time parades, attracted
hundreds of thousands of New York.
ers and out of town visitors to Fifth
Avenue today.
With Gen. Pershing at the head OF
the First Division of regulars they
marched down Fifth Avenue. The
colors of the three regiments of in.
fantry were twihed with the Fourra-
gere of France. the sywbol of gallan-
try, and on the breats of hundreds of
marchers We're ribbons betokening the
medals bestowed for heroism.
Behind the commander as guard
of honor was "Pershing's Own" com.
posite regiment of six feet infantry
men who followed him through the
flag bedecked capitals of Europe
Enormous crowds have packed Fifth
Avenue in the past, but never has
such a multitude turned out for any
pageant as todays.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-09-10
ARAB REVIVAL
WAS SUCCESSFUL
CHURCH CLOSED
SPLENDID MEETING

The Methodist revival which has
been under way at the church at
Arab was closed last night, Rev. 0.
L. Evans having reained over till the
end to assist pastor c. l.. Wall in the
preaching.
Nine persons joined by profession
and three by letter and one joined
the Baptist church during the meet
-ings. The people of the entire COM
mnnity joined in the splendid sing
ing and made the meetings highly en-
joyable and profitable to the large
crowds whip attended. Rev. Mr..
Evans is from Columbus He came
through Cordele today On his way
back home much pleased at the re-
suits of his efforts with the Arab
pastor.