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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05
@rne @oiunta
@nfindiiet ieltrofuntonrte III

= @nfin1iiet ieitrofltntnnnte III.
foilmaiitblot ipietetGGn Ion 81tSfir.
fiSia &etolan pliistoslo b~elluntot-
pGimGnG s p. oltoen flo 10 ap. Ob.
jelmoa tiilee oletnoan ritniaosti iefG
poiffofitnnolto ettG faiipungista.
Soteen i%ottitesio iitblitaon booIilla.
@ofoOnnimmue riinfosliifiiiiino, iefG
l1beltG ettd folifoo n1tIle enfimdi.
5ine iiItoiImoiirblilIe. Eermettloa.
&IfGG iinobtofo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05
= 8m WaGti on ollut iairos.
iiStaIlo tGlld wiitolIa.
Slmpitms

@ogebic & Sron cortin ielratun.
tapiirin W1l~iaifainen tofous pioe.
t1Gn Srompoooisia ieurofunnan firt
foIalisia iunmlntana tGmGn feiGt.
10 p. flo 3 /. p. p. &eboitetoon leli-
~rnfuntien ebustaiia iaopimaan tes.
fustelemaan npfpadn eiillGoleipm1
tGrteGn a6ian ratfaiiemiiesta faiffio
tppopttGtp1ll1 tamalla.
@al. Sippoln Selmi 8aluntc
elimies firiuri
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05
Srom SsIt, @is.

Sobn 2Gnttd ia s. S. Sacfion,
emGnnGt tietpsti mrfona mpos, td'
tpip6t tpiime iunnuntoin aifona H.
lGilem6si6 Sotaflnnosio eli 8osb'
barnin farmiieuouIIo, iieII6 oitfpio
.tattoipio terapebtimGsia. Natfa oil
erittdin boiisfa ia pirfistdfpd lie fiiin
.tebtiin nitomobiiIiII6. BerilId ioo'
tin ofoffi mitd parbointo pstdtpppt-
til, min bptpdrG pi6ettiin ettd ai'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05
Hobioistpldn olrrp,

HobioistplGn ompellieuran
mDpidisiltaan miime lailontaina oil
t%er1antpnpt NOTED aitalailla, joten
lltamien tii~Iopltolifnon Ell liene j11-
mt fofpin pienetii. @~rifoiiella nut.
teruioella nafpp ieiiranme pobiois-
piuolella toimineen, ioten ubrautu-
waiSet e%mGntGnlme aniaitiep1t t1p.
ocn f~iitotIen Sltamien raballisto
tulosto Ell tdrlGn firjoittaja ole flull,
Tut.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05
Smmalanpal,uelnfiia 8osebie &
Sron eomntcisia

ALUM NuubAttVfu
Ban 9usfinfisia. 8iS. mietet11l,
ierrofunnon feiGiirblia Scr 8etolan
plristosia tai iateen Iattuesla baa-
Iina emil humanitarian s p. ulfaell
Flo 10 ap. Snblat iuttrnpat iltapdi-
apG1n. Obielmaa Ietd paiffafunnol.
to ettG fo~lnprngista. Serpetliloa.
SimalanpaIrpelus on Sron BEL
tisia Scr Seuman &onfaan farnlilla
emii illnmlntaina s y. flo 8 Italia.
Soiieno bellmntap1ipGlG ei luies
tetG De Seriin ilmoitettuja pp61-
foulun iublia. Sltblat pioeta1n
apasta mpobenmin.
M~eobapillen ompeluieltran totous
ION Wers @aaralan lltpna emil Mao
nantaina 9 p. flo s Italia. Saalult-
taon. Sernpetuloa.
SSllmolanpnlpelus ia $. 8. Gb-
toolliien mietto @otefploisiG Iun'
mtntoina 10 p. flo 8 up.
l1ltoilnojublnt ia ppbGfonlnr
p~GGttGjGiiet 8eSiemerisiG Nr 8al
Sippolon formilla iunnuntain Is
u. alfoen flo 10 ap. Sosten oblel'
utaa ia pitbeita. SeApetulon.
@rpin fpl1n olnpeluieiran tofous
Ntrs Com Sucfionin lltora 1unnrm'
toina 15 p. flo 2 j. ,. p. Sertpe'
tliloo.
@oqebic & Sron countin feiro'
funtapiirin fof0ts Spompoooin tirf'
foialisia iunmlrtoinu 10 p. flo 3
j. p. p.
Nat~oriioliiton objelmailto Sron
tpoo0isia l"unnuntoino 10 p. flo s
iIlullo. Sermetltloo.
&astettu: Mlfreb ia 2ilja &oarti
fen poifa Drio, ipnt. 9e Seris'd
isis. belmif. % p. 1918 ia fastet
tim toufof. % p. Watti ia Silmt
@nnolon tptto Splpi Gina Slori
mer, ipnt. Dina topnisla, 8is. II
b. 1eImif. ia fastettiin toiifof. y
b. Sobon ia @oria Botelnn tpttI
@lii Serene, ipnt. geslemerisld
Wicb. tammif. "a p. ia fastettiit
f@Gf. / p SSaunala lupliu linnotfoot
8ibittp: Scr SEQ Soarelu i
Miss Silba Ninpo Waass Gitpstd
Wicb. mibttiin otptoIiittoon Sron
moooin poppilasia miirne lounttot
no toltfof. 81 p. Htoren porti
foti tulee olentoan Wass Gitpsid
Micb. ionne motfustimot 10 iona
na iltono. Onneo ia Sitmalon lint
noltsta.
@ltoIlltt ia boitodttu: Sesfi SDDoit
SiIIi o. I. Silponen, ipnt. 2ebti
mGellG So. 8. 1877, fitoli Sronfpoo
oisfa ontoran feltbfotaiioin iairas
tettlioon toiifof. 90 b. AZ no. if1i
6enG. Smioattiin toltfof. 81 p. SGr
tG IGbinnG jGi foipnomaon poifa i
2 peljeG perbeineen tGGll6 ia Suo
mesio It'd ia 2 nelieG.
@rne @oiunto
Clio g. &per it. Biibelin 98t
Sronpoob, @icb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05
Srnle, 8is.

Gtfi Illuminating bell1ntaipditpd-
n1 iaurnoa 0rlilen, Wis. farlni1elt-
BUN foululla ieminonril. 2auri ISL
lenius. Sartnlisbettet pibetd1n p1i-
apGllG flo 2 ia Italia flo 8.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05

3ailpiinfiimne on iaapumit
flomalainen ~bnnmaslaat1ri ~. 8.
Sipita. Sdn aipaa fonttoorinlo
min plan fiiin taaparat iaaplapat
Ssbpemingist1, Wicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05
Slmpitns

Grpin S~otpn66ipin fperotitsloiita
Human istrnto olfoa totpn baaltIIt
8 pGimG fei1fltittn fello 2 ia iotfim
offend ia 10,tenG pGbpGnG fello s
aamltIlo. SOS iollofin on iotait
apnlititstn, moi tebb1 fen tGsi6 10
toittiesio.
@m &. Sellen
Stipermiior
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05

Seminaorimnte Iopettoioiiiin
oil ioaplmrit @ritlesto, Bis. femi.
nnarimme Idrunin pstdapd Wer Sobn
@itffonen. Sdu poIdfi ~totiieuoiiT.
leen 10 Iaiiantaioomitnd. Somoi-
bin aitoibin tuierooli post. @ofiin.
nan perbeesfd p~astorstan fisfo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05
SlntutitS

@esiemerin fonlollisieitrafunnan
rippitoulli aIfoa firffolnIisio moa.
nantuino 90 p fei6f. flo 10 up. &eboi
tom faiffio foitlitiGsi1 oletpia iaapit-
moan foitlitiir ia Julien toiilrmme
~nsfoipien eiirittoufiiin.
Mrne @oiltnta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05
Giituslamie

SpoGmelliiet fiitofiet toboomme
laliua faifille p~St1ipille, jotfa tl1litta
toltot. 6 p:nG pllGtt1mGGn minut
nimipGiip1ni ioboosta. &iitps aripof.
faasto labiasta, ionta toitte NM.
fanonne; tiitos paStori 8aiunnolle
ar,poffansta pltbeesta ia erittain
Wers gricf &antoolle ia Mrs Sonas
Saarelle. Cullen mlistonne lGilpt.
t@nGdn. &iitolliiuuoella
Wfrs Meranoro ia SoDn &iipine,
= Silloin fiin juotte min fpfp'
tGG meioGn tltotteitmmme.
Crystal Spring 8eiperage 60.
Gel. 1885.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05

Srompooo Soipmibipin pero-
tiislolttatlinnon istlinto OH feiGfititn
800 ia 10 pGipG.
Sobn q. $eli
S~upertptfor
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05

= &aoonmtt foboen ipliooen man.
ba noiifta, poolionfeltainen. Sol.
finto tariotaon I%optGj6lle. SeIefo.
natfao t75 s..
Soul Slipensfp
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05

= Sobtori 2inobolm on npfp1Gr
mattoilla Gbicogosia ia jatfanee
matfaania alma Seem Oortiin ioofta.
Wtatfnllann bdn eritpileSti tabtoo
~tlutustlio Iltltren mailman hmm.
tpsloitofiiin. &otiin tltltltaan on
bdnen erifoisolomia iilnld. nenG ia
furfflitnltoit. SeDbesiGmme ilmoite.
toan tarfenunin fun b@t on j1lleen
tMuottalpisia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05

= Wetooisti4firfosSo ei ole emf
iunnlintoino lnornoo, Iilld olen ill
loin SsbpemineiSiG jublilla.
sc. Yitftnen ,
Metooisti-firfpsln oil toiSiu per-
.jantaino %fonlertti, iofu onnistui fais
finpuolin bppirL ipsta aineellinen
tltloS oil $45.75.
Sunmtntaifoulun felGjltbla on
Ouapis faiipunnon pllistoSiu %lunnun-
taina If. Is p. flo 1 ]. p. b., josie
on oituiiilto ia lupIilta objelmaa.
.Sateen iattliesio pioct1Gn iubln
firfosin flo z III.
90. Yitfdnen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05
Smomtatfaa

81 eeferin fnrrui m~pptmpGn1. Maa
fnfii ia plpoli MALTA fau-
pungista pobjoiieen; piroli MALTA
foululle. Woalla OH tolmi -ruumai-
men a~iuimbapone, bppG ldbo@ueii, 30
plaboistettiu manta. loppli
.forjan laitumera. Mppo1Gn tarioi-
neen ia fall1ineen taiffn ninoastnan
u1aa. &pipf1d tai firioittafao
Carl 6. SobnIon
H. s. 8. 1 8r 90
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05

Soief &osfineu, Gbatbamista,
Wticb. poitfeii taiupungisinmle mat.
tl~lstesSaan Oulrtbiin ia Seem 9orf
Mfiliiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05

= 9oInren auitooen ntafiooifo
Ale pobioispitoIen IotiIle, fiifin
$3.50 il. Sptpdd ntaato. 100
boGlIaria pobiontotfutfi. Qiirlibtofoa
8erner 2oriorL tt2 81. @orquette
It. Gel. 1876
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05

Srompoooin uuii poliiiifiln'
ia: SboS. Mc9foe, p1dIiffo, &a5i'
mer 9eonoro, Sbomos Wills, Dat
9orron, @ricf SGrfel1, Sobn Obi
@ler SobnSon otpat faitfi ultiia pc
liiieio ia entifi1 Sobn @c0aanmor
2oiiis Chamberlain, Sronf @aool,
nep ia ernest Sbomos. 8iimefi
mainittli oat n~opiispoliiii ionfa bur
lena on pit6G nnbtio fauntin tieIlt
ia faitpuneisia Iiian burjosti aiele'
mia aiitoiliioita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05

= SiIloinfiiin baIitotte fauoo
.laatiton parbaita acknowledgements
.fotitnne, ontatao t~iloitfienne meiIIe.
SeIepbone 1888.
Crystal Spring 8eiperoae Go.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05
M11tGluGnG

@iioenfpmmenen eeferin farmt
iofa iiiaitiee 9 MALTA pobioiieer
fplGstGmme. SpmG tolo, notuettu ia
tparastobuone. @pos, faiffi moar'
pilielpsfalut, lebmiG ia betponen
SarmiIla on 10 eeferia fasluouuo
maple" metiGG.
&pipfGd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05
HnihinisfnI1n

BoibioisfpIdn o~mpeIuferrran
fotois on Mrs Stat aosterIa fesfi.
piiffo-iItora teidfirln II pdim6 ITO
g iIlaIIa. SertpetiIou.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05

= g. Yaamalin firfosia on ilto-
i,rmalanp. tanGdn tmstaina; iaor.
naa past. Gin ia allefirioittamtt
@nii pp6and on firfosiamne pas.
tori gImin wariinaifien tliIoiaarna
Ser,petulool Ost. s.. Ibo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05

= Scr Intti Gilponen iuaput
8oSbingtonin pultiosta toltpunfiim
me pllGttGen tGtGlGiiet meljeniG. Sun
iG1nee pniffafumalle. 8iibtpmis-
tGl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05

= 9anioIlisf. @atoriioliiton Sefa-
filoron boriotiis on %bitomenno per-
.jontaino flo s ip. &oiffil
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05

= Yast. 9. Gin, Spnoooin 5eu-
rafunnan ulii pastori. ioapui tau.
piunfiimme perbeineen mime fun
mmtai.iltana.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05

@iss Sisrio &dmari 9ulutbista,
@inn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05
Srom,uopbim ia Dntp. ,tlttiiia

Antakaa puheimena teto Auttajale kaikista tapahtumista ia crit.
tamkin uomalaisia koskevista, sten tede hyvan palveiuksen leh.
dele ia yleisole. Autajan puhelnnumero IN 59-W
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05

- Gippifmllli alfna Srompoooin
4postolis- 9lttb. Sellrafunnasin If.
90 p. $. 30. Inoerion.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05
~cyarmimaita mpDtGmGnG

Wimulla on uieita .nbonIia eef-
ferid bptp1G formimaota mppt1md-
nj Sron folttisfa, isis. Olen 800
Sine Wnioen" ngentti ia torloon bD'
apia ebtojo uutisdiuffaille: nejdSoSo
binnosta duff ia loppit 5:sSa tpuc
oesia; biriimeti11 on mpos. Wtr
Mutti 2einonen, &iirlepst1, isis.
iofo uieito mipolia FIFTEEN ,opasti mi.
tiSoiuffuita Sigh 9ribgeSda ia Wo.
rengoS6a, on NOT minun polDelnf.
ul~ttisdiittfnitn morten Sror
tauntisin, ia fun ban tuntee parboot
farmianoot t1ll1 ieubitlln, Min ban
moi nGptt1d teille paront moopalat
Olen iloinen jos fpIptte minulto
firieelliiesti tai lltnlIiiesti aiioin pf.
litpisfobtiu. Scr 2einenen n1ptt1G
.iitten teille maot.
s. 6. IonogerL
Surlep, isis.
0..AD.; ,ooat,S1Gt1 Errhnunf
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05

Grpin fpl1n ompeluieuran
tofoufiesin Wars lntti MGntplGn
lltona oil popt1tuloa $500, iosta
fiitos popo6nfattajalle W6rs WGn-
tplGlle. Seltroahpo fofous on iun-
n%1irtaina Is p. flo 9 ]. p. p. Wrs
Som Socfipnnin litona. Serapetllon
K
S%rompoooin olppelltIellran TO-
foilfieSfo Wtrs @rffi &anfaan luo.
na oil poptdtuIoa 5000, iosta fiji
tos p0pb1nfuttoialle Mrs 9oilfaalle
Seirraahpo fotols on @itrora lutei.
Silln Wrs gino &otin lltonn emf
torstaino IL p. flo 8 italia. Ger
metlilon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05

- IF. % p. pannoan taallu toi-
meen iuitret mltiiitfintblot Suomen
bGoGnuloisten bpipafii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05

Yost. u. Walnnta mattusti
tiistai.iItana wirfunntfoille Mor'
qllettiin ia Gbatbomiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05

s. 2e5enbre'ltd
8or AZ $urIep, @is.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05
Surlep 8iS.

&onttori mastnp1dtd Grcbange
8anftio. Sci. 1T
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-06-05

Oscar g[nDerion
81. s. 8. 1 8r 1
Sronmooo, Micb.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-16
FAINT ANNOUNCES
FOR CITY COUNCIL Gil
LOCAL DRUGGIST GETS nv RACE
TODAY IN PRIMARY

Wayne FAINT. local druggist, an
nounced for city council today. The
will be in the contest on Tuesday
November 25th, at which three mem.
bers of the city council will be chosen
This new aspirant for a place in
council has been druggist in Cor
dele for a long number Of years. He
has been operating the FAINT Drug and
Seed Store business enterprise for
several years and is a popular young
business man throughout the entire
community He promises faithful de-
yotion to the duties of tho office and
the trusts imposed if the people of
the city elect him to the office
Three members of council are OF
be chosen This is the first announce
ment
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-16
WOMENS CLUBS ENDORSE
PROHIBITION ENFORCEMENT

Columbus Nov l4.-Thc prohibition
enforcement campaign was endorsed
today by the Georgia Federation of
Woncu's Clubs in convention here.
The federation pledge its assist
ancc and cooperation in backing
government officials and the state
executive committee of the Campaign
which is headed by Judge Nash r.
Broyles. chief justice of the court of
appeals Of Georgia. Asa G. Gambler
is treasurer.
The endorsement was voted follow
ing IN address by Mrs. B. NJ. Boykin,
vice president of the Atlanta Wo-
mans Clubs and chair man of the
womans division of the prohibition
enforcement campaign
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-16
MlNERSACCEPT
A NATION Wide
WAGE PROPOSAL
OPERATORS REJECT AT SAME
MOMENT
--------
PROCEED With OLD PLANS
Exceptions Taken to Will
sons Statement Referring
to Wage Increase
PROCEED WITH OLD PLANS

Washington, Nov. 15.-Ac1ptan-
ce without qualification by the mine
workers of Secretary Wilson's pro.
'posal for negotiation of a nation wide
wage scale agreement was announced
at. conference today by John l..
Lewis, head of the United Mine work
ers.
When faced with the refusal of op.
orators to make an agreement on a
national basis, president Lewis of th
mine workers and Phil II. Penna, of
the operators finally agreed to pro-
ceed with negotiations covering the
central competitive fieldt
Speaking on behalf of the operators
outside of the central competitive
field, F. w. Lukens, president of the
Southwestern Interstate Coal Opera
tors Association, proposed returning
to the old policy Of allowing basic
scale to be negotiated by the opera
tors and miners in the central field.
Lnuker's statement Immediately
brought from Lewis a charge of bad
faith. Lewis sharply denied charges
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-16
OMSK FALLS TO
BOLSHEVIK RULE
KOLCHAK FLEES
ri, I,ACK SEA COAST SEIZED BY
INSURGENTS
NOW In DENEKINE'S REAR
Moscow Reports Kolchak
Forces Retreating East
ward From Omsk

London, Nov 15,-Omsk, the cap
ital of the all Russian government,
has been occupied by Russian Bolshe-
Wiki, a Moscow afficial commuique
today says.
The Kolchak forces are reported
retreating in an easterly direction
Black Sea Uprising
London, Nov 15.-The esatern
coast of the Black Sea from Yeleu.
zhill to SocEy has been seized by al
insurgent army of 10000 men operat-
ing in the rear of the forces of Gen.
Denekine. anti-Bolshevik leader on
the Southwestern Russian front, ac-
croding to a wireless message FROM
MOSCOW Soviets have been formed.
The dispatch added that Denikine
has allotted troops to suppress tire
uprising.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-16
D'ANNUNZIO IS ON
ANOTHER VENTURE 4;
LEAVES FIUME ON TORPEDO
BOAT VALE

Trieste, Nov I'D D'Anunnzio, who
left Fiume Thursday nigth in new
expedition, has landed at Zara on the
Dalmatian coats, according to news
here last night. d
Paris, Nov. 15.--The American peace
delegation here received a telegram
from American Consul OHara at
Trieste telling of the reports that
D'Annunzio had left Flume on the
torpedo boat Vale and landed on the
Dalmatian coast where he is engaged
in another venture.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-16
DANIELS WANTS
NAVY DRY DOCK
CHARLESTON
SENATE HAS BILLS REPEALlNGy
PLANS FOR PROJECT
CONTRACTORS BIDS HEAVY |
Work Held Up Because Of /
\ Unusual Figures in I'm
! provement Proposals
CONTRACTORS BIDS HEAVY

2ts Washington, Nov. 15.--Disapproval
StSe senate bills providing gor re-
paIiIpff the appropriations to construct
a dry dock at Charleston navy yard
large enough to accommodate the
largest battleshfps and a channel Of
corresponding depth was expressed
by Secretary Daniels in a statement
before the Senate Naval Affairs Com
mittee today.
Secretary Daniels said that Char. +
lesion offers the only suitable point
south of Cape Hattras for such a
yard. and urged the strategicai i'm
portance of providing the dry dock
facilities for these vessels in the
South Atlantic. .& II
The construction 70 the Charleston
dry dock was held up because unsat-
isfactory bids were submitted by the
contractors.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-16
CHILD LABOR IS
CUT MORE THAN
FORTY PER CENT
SOUTHERN COTTON MILLS
DROP ARMY LITTLE ONES
REVENUE PROVES FRIEND
Ten Per Cent of Net Profits
in Industries Using Chill
dren Taken
REVENUE PROVES FRIEND
Ten Per Cent of Net Profits
-. T..J,.4~:oo TTn:-, HL:1

Washington, Nov. 15.---Chil4
inthe United States has
more than forty per cent siiiN
child labor tax provision of the rev
nue. act went into G ect last April.
The act levied tax of ten per cent
on the net earnings Of plants employ
ing children under fourteen. or be.
tween fourteen and sixteen, for more
than eight hours in the production Of
commodities entering into intsstate
commerce.
zReports of revenue agents, 1t Is an
nounced today, indicate that the
greatest decrease occurred in the cot
ton mill industry in the Southern
states.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-16
ANTI JIM CROW
LAW BADLY BEATEN
REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS
SWATTED RAIL PROVISION

Washington, Nov. 15.-By vote Of
l42 to IL the House today refused
to incorporate a provision in each
railroad bill that would compel the
adjustment of Jim Crow cars on
Southern railroads, used to separate
the negro from the white passengers.
The amendment was offered by Rep
resentative Madden Of Illinois, but
was voted down by many Northern
Republicans, joining with the South
crn Democrats.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-16
CLOTURE RULE
WHOLE TREATY
FIXED in SENATE
q
DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS
WANTED MEASURE
WILL CONCLUDE in A WEEK
No Mandate For United
States Except by Action
of Congress
WILL CONCLUDE in A WEEK

Washington, Nov. 15.-The cloturc
rule to hsut down the debate on the
peace treaty was adopted today by
the Senate, 78 to 16
Republican and Democratic leaders
voted together for the rule, which
means that until the teraty is dispos-
ed of no senator may speak in all
more than one hour.
1t is estimated that this will bring
final action within week
The action invoking the cloture for
the first time in the Senate's history
resulted in an Immediate speeding
up Of the reservation program, the
next reservation on the committee
list being adopted within oue minute
without debate or roll call, 1t related
to mandates and read: mo mandate
Shall be accepted by the United States
under Article twenty-five, part one.
or any other provision of the treaty,
except by action of the Congress of
the United States"
The committee reservations re-
1ating to domestic questions and the
Monroe Doctrine were then adopted.
The vote on the Monroe Doctrine re-
servation was 55 to SO, showing the
greatest Democratic strength, ni1ie
voting with the Republicans.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-16
CRISP HAS CINNED
1000 BALES COTTON
STATE WILL SHOW MORE AS a
WHOLE THAN LAST YEAR

Georgia will produce considerably
more cotton this year than last. This
is sort of strange statement TO
make in a boil weevil territory, but
it is true. Crisp county has ginned
7.149 bales up to October IS this sea
sen. The number will hardly go over
5000 for the entire crop. At the same
time last year Crisp had ginned 1880
bales and got for the entire year
something over $4,000 bales. The
most hopeful of the cotton fauciers
in Crisp this year expected ten thou
sand balls. 1t can hardly be realized.
But listen at this part of the story
Up to this time last year Georgia had
ginned 1,27S,S9G bales. Up to the
same time this year the whole state
had ginned 1,11O,3O6 bales The crop
was much later this year than last
year.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-16
.SOVIETS FEAR
Won HINDENBURC
WOULD AROUSE "SLEEPlNG PO-
LICE TO FIRE SHOULDER
ING

Berlin. Nov. 15.--Three mass meet
ings have been called for tomorrow
by Majority Socialists for the purpose
OF "arousing the police authorities
from their sleep" 1t is declared an
attempt is being made to use the pre-
ce of VonHindenburg as "fire
on which the German national soup
can be brought to boil"
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-16
LEGION LEADER
URGES VIGILANCE
WOULD NAME VIGILANCE CON-
MITTEEs FOR POSTS

Kansas City, Nov 15-Thc forma-
:ion Of vigilance committees by all
Missouri posts Of the American lie.
gion to combat the Red activities
and make prompt report of any such
activitios to the proper authorities,
was urged today by Sid Houston.
state commander in bulletin to all
posts under his command.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-16
SOVIET LEADER
HELD in CONTEMPT
ARREST OF RUSSIAN SOVIET AM
BAssADoR ASKED

New York, Nov. 15.--Ludwig Mar
tens, ambassador to the United States
from the Russian Soviet government
was today declared in contempt of
the point legislative committee which
is Investigating radical activities in
this state. A warrant for his arrest
will be asked.
Martens later was placed under ar
rest by Deputy sheriffs and a corporal
of the state constabulary.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-16

of bad faith on the part of mine work
ers and Secretary Green Of the mine
workers took exception to Secretary
WILSON'S statement that 60 per cent
increase for the miners is; Impossible.
Greene said the aedcraisGskcrlIlnent
should sec that the mirlersf get that
much increase to allo wtheln an Amer
lean standard Of living.
Secretary Wilson then adjourned
the general conference and called the
wage scale committees Of the central
field to meet at 2I3O this afternoon
to negotiate new wage scale agree
ment
Operators from districts from out
sido the central field will meet at the
same hour to determine whether such
an agreement can be accepted as a
basis for contracts in outlying fields.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-16
Montgomery, Nov, 15.-Gov. Kilby
ordered the rehabilitation of the Ala
,bama National Guard in Camp Birm-
ingham Sunday morning.
SCORES RADICALS
TAKEN BY ARRESTS
CONTINUE ROUND UP ON NORTH.
WEST COAST

San Francisco. Nov. l5.-Raids on
Industrial Workers Of the World and
other radical organizations, begun as
the result of the killing of four eX-
service men at Centralia, Washington,
were continued up and down the
coast during the night and as re-
suit, scores of additional prisoners
are in custody today. te
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-16
RUMANLA QUITS
HOLD ON BUDAPEST
EVACUATION TAKING PLACE
WITHOUT INCIDENT

Budapest, Friday.-The evacuation
by Rumanian troops of Budapest is
going C1 without incident. Placards
posted state that martial law will be
invoked to deal with acts of treason,
murder, pillage or arson.
The entry of the Hungarian nation
al army under Admiral Horthy will
take place Saturday.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-16
YALE-PRINCETON CLASH
REAL GRIDIRON CLASSIC

New Haven, Nov. 15.-Yale and
Princeton clash here this afternoon
in one of the greatest gridiron clas-
sizes of the season. More than Co.
900 persons are expected to pack the
Yale Bowl to witness the game. The
weather is perfect.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-11-16
IMPORTANT MEETING OF
LOCAL MASONS TUESDAY

The worshtpfai Master e. T. Sat,
cher of Cordoba lodge Masons, call
the attention Of the local lodge men,
bers to a meeting Tuesday night Of
the body which will transact business,
of Importance. A full attendance Of
the lodge Is urgently requested.