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The Washington times., 1919-12-04
Nc-TlME COLD
cURE-DRINK TEAL,

Get . small package Of Hamburg
Breast Tea At any pharmacy. Take q
Tablespoonful of this hamburg tea,
put cup of boiling water upon IL.
pour through q sieve and drink q
,sacupful at any time. II is the most
defective way to break . cold and
leure grip, a. IL opens the pores, re-
heving congestion. Also loosens the
bowels, thus breaking q cold at once.
II Ia inexpensive and entirely veg
stable, therefore harmless.
The Washington times., 1919-12-04
KANN'S CLERKS TO DANCE.

The annual entertainment and dance
"f kann's Mutual Benefit Association
VIII De given tonight in Old Masonic
temple exclusively for employees of
the store and their families. The
music and Rotations will be furnish
cd by store talent.
The Washington times., 1919-12-04
Dose
Adler-i-ka
Helps

For fve years suffered from
acute Indigestion and constipation
The FIRST dose Of Adier.i-kA helped
and feel better today than ever. Can
eat anything" (sisued) H J. Lar
bour.
Adler-tka flushes BOTH upper and
lower bowel so completely II relieves
ANY CASE gas on the stomach or
sour stomach. Removes foul matter
which poisoned stomach for months.
appendicitis. AdlerI-ka is q mixture
OF buck thorn, cascara, glycerine aud
nine other simple ingredients. Peo-
Plies Drug Stores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-22
AUSTRIA ALEMANA
EN- MANOS DE LOS
BOLSHEVIKIS
Cana ell bolsheuikismo en-
este pals y es derrotado
en- La Ukrania

COPENHAGUE. abril 2l.-Los Dol
shevikis han gaRado otro pals. ell Aus
tria-alemana, y al mismo tempo que
tai victoria obpenian, han sufrido la
derrota militar mas severa que ha-
yan tenido.
De Viena Sc recibel noticias por
conductcs indirectos pero a! parecer
autenticos. de que la capital del an
tiguo Imperio austro-hungaro sc ha-
la completamente en- manos de los 70
Jos. que han reemplazado el %gobierno-
socialista por ell regimen de los So
viets.
Al mismo tempo que la noticia de
este triunfo bolsheviki, Sc recibe Ia de
que un ejercito bolsheviki de cerca de
2O.OO honibres Sc ha rendido a las tro-
pas ukranianas en- las cercanias de
Gomel. habiende perdido ademas 80
canones V 200 ametraladoras que les
fueron capturadas por los ukranianos.
Este ejercito %bolsheviki rendido, Sc ha
la ahora en- la Ukran,a, Y millares de
los soldados rojos que 10 integraban
estan i~ngresando voluntariamente a
las filas de las tropas ukranianas pa
ra luchar contra las fuerzas bolshe-
vikis rusas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-22
MCI ALINIADO.

Mora. \. M.-De este pueblo nos
escribe ell Sr. Argiiello diciendonos
el gran alirio que ha obtenido con
solo dos cajas de Alma Cordial que
ha tornado. Lean 81 carta:-"Seno-
res: Espero me manden cinco cajas
de Alma Cordial, que espcro me las
manden tan pronto como sea possible.
Con las dos cajas que tome antes me
siento muy aliviado y espero nc nan
den estas dos pronto, aqui les mando
con csta su valor. que son cinco pesos.
S. S. S. Elias Argiiello. Mora. y.
NJ" Para Ia tos. resfrios pasadoS.
reumas, ~catarro. t;sis, sapgre impu-
IA. corazon. higado, rinones, esto-
mayo. debilidad, asma. nervios o pull
mones debiles. siempre usen la me-
jor medicina. Alma Cordial. No
cuesta mas, pero 81 ia Ell alivio mas
prcnto. Precio IN peso 81 su boti-
carlo no la tiene, no. pierda tempo.
mardenos el peso y a vuelta de CO.
rico Sc Ia mandamos porte pagado.
Sc DEVUELVE D0BLE DEL IRE
Go ST NO ALIVIA A QUlEN Ia
USE.-Dirijase a Alma Med. CO.,
Sta. A. Dept. 80, San Antonio, Texas.
(Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-22
$500

!. T-,e translation filed with the Fos- :
. os,ta- a, San Antonio. Tex as re- :
!. orI--j BIZ the act OF October {. i9l7. :
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-22

PARIS. abriI 2l.-Los eSfuerZos del
Conseio de los Cuatro para decidir
IL en,barazosa question dc las recla-
maciones de Italia Y Y~ugo-eslavia al
puerto de Fiume. han tenido como
resultado Ia resolution del Presiden
te Wilson de no particular en- esta
Ease de las negcciacioEes de paz. Aun
no Sc sabe s. el Primer Magistrate
americana. que abandoa0 aver Ia Sc
sion del Ccnsejo de los Cuatro. yo!-
vera 2 tomar parte an los esfuerZoS
que Sc estan llevando a cabo para So
luc;onar csc problema. Clemenceau.
Lloyd-George y Orlando Sc reunieron
noy con el objeto de intentar legar 4
un acuerdo. habiendo eStado ausente
de eSa iunta el Presidente Wilson.
Las noticiaS que acerca de la Sc
sion De aver. circular en- esta capt.
tai. dicen cue Ia conferencia tenlda
ese dia per el Consejo de los Cuatro
: la cual Sc verified CT Ia Residential
del Presidenre Wilson. ha sido Il de
las mas a~caloradas. 81 TO IL mas. que
ha celebrate dicho Cousejo.
Una de las versiones corrientes que
aoui circular. dice que cuando cl
Primer Ministro Orlando Sc do cuen-
IA de que Ell PreSidente Wilson Sc
mostraba inflexible en- su decision de
oponerse . GU, ~ de Flunle ! ltalla.
manifesto que Italia insistirIa en- su
reclamation basandose para clio en-
el pacto secreto de Londres y Que en-
tonces MIR. Wilson conteSt0 que las
tropas americanas 10 habian combat
do por el pacto Secreto de Londres.
Sino por los derechos de Ia justicia
: de la democraci&.
En- resumen. la Situaci6n EN- el Con-
sejo de los Cuatro por 10 que hace
a las reclamacioneS italianas. es bas-
tante dificil Y se dice que no obstan-
&c que Clemenceau Y Lloyd-George
simpatiZan haSta cierto punto con las
ideas de Wilson. Sc italian i~aclinados
q procurar II transaction favorable
para Italia. AmboS estadistas Sc ha-
Ian en- IN siruaci6n embarazoSa de-
DIDO 81 pacto &c Londres, por el cual
Sc acordaba 4 ceGer parte de la cos
IL dalmata a Italia. pacto que Italia
insiste estar aun en- vigor pero que
esta dispuesta a modificar q cambio
de QUO Sc le cede Nfume.
La opinion general sobre el parti-
cular. es que 81 no fuera por las ob-
jecionss de Wilson a las reclamacio-
res de Italia. Fiume lie seria cedido
9 eSe pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-22

\. T-e translation filed with tie POST
!. ncs.s- a: Saa Antonio. Tex. as re-
!. .r,;-ed by the at OF October ;. 1917.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-22
ABANDONOA SESSION DEL CONSEJO De Los CUA1RO En- QUE Sc DNO-
TAN LAS DEMANDS PERENT0RLS DE Los llAIlANN
La question ha legado a I'm punto en- extreme ex'
c%abroso, pero el Pdte. Sc mantiene firme en- su
decision de oponerse a tratado secreto que
cede Ia costa de la Dalmacia a Italia

al igual que todoS los otros tratados
~secretos los considera nuiificados el
Presidente Wilson, dc acuerdo con
SuS carorce puntos.
e. arreglo de las re~clamacioreS ita-
lianas que ha ocupado Ia atencion
del Censejo de los Cuatro, desde el
jueveS pasado. Sc considera de vital
importancia, en- vista de que. segun
Sc sabe. han cambiado de hec.lo. entire
las facciones opueStas, ultimatumS que
pueden tener serias constituencies.
Italia. segun Sc dice eXtraoficial-
mente. ha amenazado con obStruir el
arreglo de Ia paz retirandose de Ia
C~onferencia y eXigiendo a los otros
aliadcs el cumplimiento de 81 conve-
Mo de no firmar n paz por sepa-
RADIO. 4 esta actitud de Italia sc
ha oDuesto una contra amenaza q con
siste en- e~jercer Il preston econ0-
mica Sobre csc pals. Suspendlendole
sus creditoS. where's : comoustible.
En- Ia session de aver no Sc lego
i ningIn acercamiento entire los re-
p~resentanteS aliados. pueS ambaS fac
clones Sc mantuvieron firmes en- su
actitud.-Wilson m~ostrandcse intlezI-
bic en- 81 resolution de no acceder a
Jus Sc conceda Fiume a Italia y los
italiaroS en- 81 demanda de cue sc
les de una ccmpleta possession de csc
puerto de mar
En- Ia session de hoy Sc esperaba que
llegaria a Su punto algido, pues el
Primer Ministro Orlando tiene Ia in
tenciGn de p~resentarse manana ante
Ia Camara de D~iputados de Roma,
pero p-obablemente nc podra lograr
su prop6sito. pues aun suponiendo
que Il Primer Ministro saliera eSta
misma ncchc de Paris para Roma.
no lleearia a tempo para presentarSe
malana ante el Parlamento, por &c
Que probablemente pedira que sc a
| place su discurso. hasta el microbes,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-22
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PARIS. abril 2l.-El ConseJo de
los Cuatro Sc reunio hoy para ira
tar Ia question relativa q las reclama-
clones te~rritoriales italianaS. pero e!
Presidente de la session Sc retro de
ella al iniciarSe la discussion sobre eS-
e aSUHtO.
La recirada del Presidente de esa
iunta. fue resultante de la acclon de
los Delegates italianos que han msls-
lido en- u Demands terrotorlaleS'
basdndose para clio en- ell pacto de
Londres. que Sc celebro por lnglate-
IRA. Francia. Italia Y Russia. en- 1919
antes de que los Estados Cnidos en-,
traran a Ia guerra, Y el cual pacto,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-22
s.gADOS NO TRATARAN CON
SIMPLES MENSAJEROS ALEMANES
EEL CONSEJO DE LOS CUATRO INDICA A ALEMANlA
QUE DEBE ENVIAR A VERSAILLES REPRESENTATIVES
PLENIPOTENCIARIOS Y NO SIMPLES "CORRE0S"
De la respuesta que de Alemania a esta nota que Sc consl-
dera I'm u~ltimatum, depende en- gran parte los
siguientes pasos hacia la paz

los catorce puntcs del Presidente
Wilson Y que los terminus de paz que
cspera Alemania son c]ortantes y du-
ros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-22
sal del Deily Express.

LA gran mayoria de la poblacion
boera, agrega el general. cree que es-
taria mejor 81 NADIA tuvieramos que
yer con I7glaterra. Los generates
Botha Y SHUTS no representa- L la
poblacion boera.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-22

:ATENCION. .ATENCION:
C.tS.lRSE.
C4.atog" tic aauIsi> meXicarGs : o,ras
-~aeluraI1aG-s y eE;euSa l:st@ &c hc--
mCsoS Homo:-S.
E1yieuos al DOLLAR solamcncc : nos
o.r"= = -Snitirsmos. = vueita lie CO.
FRO. au.Stro co=-p!eto cat:loSC matrt-
nna!aI con d~escr,pcioHes Gstaladas. FO-
ToGRAFIAS. NOMBRES ! DIRECCIo-
!, MS de y6veSeS. ScnoraS y ~seEor:tas
!, m.y.caaaS j.. cs~ES rac!ona!jdates. al
!, ..nAs v.:sias de intachables antscsden-
/, tCs. qu:e=e~ iessaa CncoHx2r IN honC4-
} do 8 bueu ezposu. %. puede e"cvibir-
= c:-~,-amcnte = c.eICuie-a &c elias
= cont=ae- IN mat-imon:o fc!is IN cor
|, Z, tempo. SomcS GignO> Gc cori;aUGa
, = nos iedicanos a Tn negoc!c hon-alo
= tcito. No psymi:a. pues. Cue II pc
!, guerra sual& je TN dG!ar est" DC lv-
|, m-t:o ca--c ID. : 81 muy possible IE-
LICIpAD MAT&IMONIAL.
ESc-lr1 10y :Eisnc 4:
, RELIANCE CLUB.
I Box -. Los Angeles. Ca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-22
LOS BOEROS TAMBIEN QUE.
rem 81 INDEPENDENCE

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! i
). True translation filed with the Post :.
= master 81 San Antonio. TeS-. AZ re- =,
). CURED by the set OF October 5. 1877. :.
f. -
!: !. ;: :. - :. :: :. !. :. !. :. :. :. :. :. = :.
LONDRES. abril Fila Union
del Africa del Sur trata de obtener
una conpleta Y absolute separation
del Irnperio Britannica" Tai deciara-
cion fue hecha hoy aqui por ell &C.
neral J. B. NJ. Hertzog, jefe de los
nacionalistas sud-africanos, que con-
cedi6 una ~entrevista a IN correspon-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-22

BERLIN. Abril 2l.-El gablnete
dedic6 menos de media bora a Ia
formulation de SUI resDueSta q "a
invitaci0n de Ia entente para que
envic sus dcleeados de paZ a Versa
lies. para que reciban eI te:ito de
los terminus de paz. En- los circulos
o~ficiales alemanes ~prevalece Yin SER
timiento de triSteza V deSiluSion.
pues segun.se he dicho a los repre-
sentantes dc la prensa. no Sc tiene
ia esperanto de que pueda obtcnersc
de los aliados cl que mitiguen los
terminus dc paZ.
El rrocedimicnto del Conseio de
los Cuatro de Paris. Tia causado
sorpresa aqui. no cbstaHtc el hccho
de cue las noticias de la senlana pa
sada va pronosticaban tai proceed
micnto V sc i%nterpreta Ell los circu-
los oficiales Y especialmcnte en los
del Ministerio de Relacioncs EXterio-
res. como ia prueba final de que Ia
entente no Sc inclina a entrar dcSde
luego en- negociacioneS baSadas sobre
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-22
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PARIS. Abril 2l.-El CoaseJo de
los Cuatro ha notificado a Alenaanla
cue las potencias asociadaS no pue-
| den recibir 4 Representatives. alema-
ne, en- Versailles. que sean simpleS
m~ensajeros. FL gobierno a!eman oe-
pc nombrar representatives pienlFo-
tcnc;aros para tratar con los repre-
s~entantes aliados.
La reSpucsta alemana a este u!ti-
| matum Sc espera con ansla en- los
| c~irculos dc Ia conferencia. pues los
| s~iguientes pasos hacia la paz depen-
den de Ia repuesta alenana.
En- alguros c~irculos sc eNpreSan
temores de que q desarrollo dc eStos
acortecimientos ineSperadoS puedan
aefctar a programme para Ia reunion
proyectada para e! vierneS en- YER
SALES. ST 81 gobierno aleman en- res
puesta a! ultimatum del Conselo''
una controversial acerca
del status de sus Delegates y el pro-
ced;miento u deba seguirse. es pro-
bable que la llcgada dc los deleGa-
dos alemanes Il Versailles debc apla-
zarsc.
Una information pubiicada por la
Agencia Havas de Information. que
es una agencia seni:-oficia!. dice que
TO ha podido menos de causar sor-
presa ci hecho de que Alcman!a no
haya seleccioEado otros psrSonale>
mas impcrtanteS para Ia delegation
| de paz. que el Dr.. Won Haimhausen.
| el Ministro voG Haniel y los Senores
Won Haniel. Won Keller. Sch
midiJ. ReimKer 6 Luders. y que 4
! dichos scnoreS, Scgin dice Il no
ia alemana. no Sc les haya conferi-
do mas qle simples poderes para re-
| cibir 81 texto de- tratado y nc pa
IA firmar el documento.
En- e:tas circunst2nc!as. >c dice, e!
envio de tales Delegates 4 Versailles.
| seria cnceramente inutil. Por sU
parrc. varios peri6dicoS d. IA mana
ma ell Sus concentrates. c el Y
de $impies "correos" alemaneS en-
vez de Delegates de representation
| appropriate a Versailles. In meior prue-
Ia de IA mala fc dc Alemania Y Il
maniohra clara para ganar tempo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-15
keypOrt Firemen's Bazaar
Great Financial Success
w Special Correspondent.

KEYPORT, July 15.-With re-
ceipts of approximately $500 on
hand the bazar held by the Lincoln
Hose and Hook and Ladder company
came to a very successful close Sat-
urday night. The bazaar was continu-
ed for several days after the first
closing date owing to the large bust
ness transacted nightly. Although
the mou cleared cannot be stated
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-15

at this time. the bills are in the hands
OF the treasurer n will be speedily
paid so that the sum cleared may be
definitely announced within a day
or two.
Many articles were disposed of on
the share plan and were awarded as
follows: picture, Frank Conk1in;
suitcase, Mrs. Brannin; percolator,
Miss Cara Rogers; shoes, G. f. Reh-
field; two live chickens. George
kipp; umbrella, Eugene Hyde; yoke,
Mrs Daniel Van Pelt; pillow, Miss
Bertha Maurer; pillow, c. +. Reh-
field; dish, A p. Longstreet; chill
dren's shoes, Mrs. Daniel Van Pelt:
teddy bear, w. w. Maurer; boudoir
cap, Mrs. G. c. Corners; boudoir cap,
Miss Sara Rogers: camera, Frank
Briske: panama hat, Elmer Au-
mack; Surf theatre ticket 286
electric lamp, N. Petersen; cut glass
lamp, Mrs. Anna Mount; shot gun,
Charles H Waling; quilt. Madeline
Vigne; quilt, Henry Polling; lawn
mower. Anna Z. Flynn.
The above articles were donated
! by merchants of the borough and in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-15
Reduce Weight

If you wish to reduce steadily, yet eat
candy. ice cream, ETC., get a small boz
of oil of korein at the druggists. Follow
the directions. Absolutely safe, guaran@
teed method of becoming thin. No self7
starving; you become slender gracefully
yivacious, mentally n physically alert
glad you're alive!c Reduction guaranteed
40 to 60 pounds or no cost to you'll
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-15

terested friends. The ladies' auxiliary
took charge of the suppers which
were served for three nights and as
sisted the company in every way pos
sible to make the event the success
that it has been.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-09
FORTY MILLION
VOTERS IN NEW
HUN ELECTION

CORRESPONDENCE Associated Press)
Berlin, Jan. 9.-Forty million
voters, men and women, must be reg
istered for the election of a national
assembly in Germany on January ~,
it is. estimated by Professor Hugo
Preuss, Minister of the interior. In
the last reichstag election the voters,
all male. numbered only 14,OOO,OOO,
he saws. They were scattered over
997 election districts. The new cleo
tion bill provides for only 30 SUCH
districts for the whole country wmch,
Professor Preuss adds, means more
than a million voters in each district.
Professor Preuss is one of the few
prominent leaders of the, progressive
bourpaoisie who was given an I'M
portant post in the provisional gov
eminent. In an interview with cor
raspondent of The Associated Press he
nointed out the technical difficulties
IN the way Of organizing 4O,0OO,00O
VOTERS in time for the election and
added: -,
toThe constituent assembly should
be thoroughly representative and its
| manQaCc dDONc SuopiSioiL w oi'~'N
fore are proceeding with great eau
tion. The new suffrage franchise
which will be tried out at the coming
election is based on direct, equal.
secret ballot for all males and fe-
nnales of 20 years and over. We are
now engaged in issuing writs for the
election for which 40,000,000 men and
women will qualify.
"One of the principal details of the
radical reconstruction of our voting
system is the original compilation OF
a list of the qualified women voters
Then the work of cataloguing the mil
lions of returning soldiers that are
taking up new residence is also coil-
tributing heavily to the task of or
ganizing the election.
"Our aim is to make this popular
expression of the new democracy
thoroughly representative and com
prehensive.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-09
AT THE PALACE TONIGHT.

The spell OF mae MARSH SIo"S
stronger with each succeeding ap-
pearance of Goldwyn Pictures. The
whimsical little star has proved to
her admirers that she is at homa in
PLAYS of every sort. She can touch
the high lights of delicate comedy
as well as she can dominate dra-
matte situation, and the nationwide
commentator of her efforts Is
nroof that she does both SURPRISINGLY
well. Wisely Goldwyn elects that she
alternate between comedy and dra-
ma in or,er that the public may en-
ioy both sides of this Incompatible
little artistic. She has just captivatedei
anew in "The Glorious Adventure"
play of irresistible chafm ma ho;a ana fortb- 4b
comino, appearance in powerful
dramatic production, Money Mad"
which is coming to the Palace to-
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-09
aasNo17Mu0

Judgment for S. Dulrey in his ac-
ton against S. r. Mcneil and John
and Jane Doe for the recovery of
S170 was given by Judge Franklin
Cole in Superior court today.
Deputy Sheriff Ridgeway and Mrs.
NJ. Ranger, acting as matron, re-
turned from the coast today, where
they conveyed Anna Mills, adjudgeo
insane, to the state institution at
Patton.
Janial Rau, after trial in justice
court today, was found guilty Of driv-
ing an automobile while intoxicated.
Justice Mayfield will pronounce SEN
tence at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
S. r. Brown, former soldier, who
was recently discharged from service,
has opened the Imperial Typewriter
company.
Action for foreclosure of mort
gage on note for $4,000 was insti-
tuted in Superior court today by Net
tie A. Yader against N. G. Hebolt,
Effie Lillyblood, the Title Guaranty
and Bond Abstract company and the
Ceres Land company.
The J. r. Watkins Medical company
of Winona, Mimi, is the complainant
in an action in Superior court, filed
today, against G. w. Finley, w. W.
Skinner and G. w. Disher for collec-
tion of an alleged debt of $3,076.82.
A complaint for Violation of con-
tract was filed in the Superior court
yesterday by III. B. Poison against
Seeley Mudd. The plaintiff asks
Judgment of $1O,601.
The Hodge Realty company reports
the sale to w. A. Thompson of the
George Long ranch Of 800 acres for
a consideration of $4,000. He also
bought through the same firm ranch
Of 80 acres, just north of Holtvilie,
for the sum of $4,000. Mr. Thomp-
son has been a resident of the Valley
about three years and has built the
foundation for fortune on the lew
hundred dollars he had when he ar
rived here.
John Berger, after several months
Of military service, has returned to
The Valley, accompanied by his wife,
and will make his home here. He
will be associated with his brother in
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-09
Art Goods Il Price

Ii DISCONTINUED NUMBERS and
z odd lines goads in the well-known
. Regal Society package goods 10 be
embroidered go OIL sale now for Just hall
the regular selling price-many desirable
Garments and art pieces are included.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-09
RICKENBACkER
CALLED iyOME

Columbus, O., Jan. 9.-Advices re.
ceived here say that Captain Edward
Rickenbacker and seven other Ameri-
can aces have ben called home by
the government to found flying
school which will rank with military
and naval academies.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-09
29c Scrsr1s st21c

DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE to buy
gCod Scrims aadsMarquisettes - hem
stitched and plain taped at 2ic yard
formerly 29c and 33c values, and in SO and
3S-inch widths. We are clearing them out
now with a rush--IvOry, white and ecru.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-09

John Berger, after several months
of military service, has returned to
the Valley, accompanied by his wife,
and will make his home here. He
will be associated with his brother in
The Buick agency
Imperial Valley press., 1919-01-09
Lonsdale 26c

THIS WELL-KNOWN
high-grade bleached muslin
full yard wide and worth 33c
yard-about l00G yards to
be sold-So come early.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-30
FEED OUT YOUR HOGS SIX
WEEKS EARLIER

In every lot of hogs on feed two or
three weeks quickly and actually eat
less than others. If all would fatten
like these, the entire drove would be
ready for the market six weeks ear
Iier and to save six weeks feed is an
item that you fully understand.
Thephog that fattens easily must
be in prime physical condition. The
B. A. Thomas Hog Powder is a con.
ditioner for hogs. 1t keeps their sys-
tenn clean and healthy and enables
them to fatten quickly without fall
ing prey to the usual diseases of
hogs. The B. A. Thomas Hog Pow
der is not stock food. It's straight
medicine and we took the agency be-
cause it enables you to feed out your
hogs much earlier.
WATT & HOLMES HARDWARE co.
Cordele, Georgia.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-30
RTDERLESS HORSE
PERPLEXES POLICE

Atlanta, Ca, March 29.-Atlanta
police and detectives are thoroughly
baffled in their efforts to discover the
rider Of a horse whose dead body
was found yesterday where it had
plunged over the abutment at the
A. B. & A. crossing at Meldrim and
Walnut streets.
BY the side of the hourse, whose
neck was broken, an army overcoat
apparently minus all naturalization
clues, was found. Further adding to
the mystery is the statement of a
night Waterman who claims he saw
an ambulance drive to the crossing
about one o'clock Friday morning.
Neither the civil or military hospi-
tails have any record Of the call
however, and every effort to locate
the rider of the horse has been in
vain.