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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-18
Nauja VieSpatijq Sajunga
Europoje

Buvusieji sesijoje atstova|
iSSreiSkG pasitikGjima, kat
prizes tokiq sqjunga nieko bio
ga neturGs ir nesiprieSin;
talkininkQ sutverta tautq saI
junga.
Kaip rytoj Gia turf atvyktI
bolSevikQ atstovai. Pabaltijo;
vieSpatijos atstovai su jaiS
pirmiausiai tarsis reikale SUI
simainymo kar6s nelaisviq
Gi paskui bus tariamasi apid
armisticijq, gal ir apie taikai
Kai-kuriQ vieSpatiju atstoI
Val vakar iSvazin9jo namt
gauti reikalingQ militarinit
IL kitokiQ informacijQ. Zadej(
sugryzti tarties su bolsevi'
kais.
Cia nematomos kokios tai
spGkos spaudzia atstovus ne.
turGti nieko bendra su boise
vikais.
Tos sp6kos priskaitomos
talkininkams. Bet juk Pabalti'
ia nekuomet IL nemano taikin-
ties su bolSevikais be aiskauS
talIIininku pritarimo. Bet po.
draug Pabaltija If pageidau.
ia, kad talkininkai veikiau pr
pazintu iai nepriklausomybl
nuo Rusijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-18
Talkininkai prieSingl
bolSeVikams.

KickvienaS cia iauGia il Il
TO, jog Europa SuSidru' 81
labai kritiSkuoiu kriziu. iuo-
met i&tibrrliQ reikia pa&HIVoti
apic tarimQSi Su boIScVikalS.
Per paStaruoju du mctu boise
vikizmaS viSatinai buvo skai-
tomas didziauSiu zmonIoS
prieSininku. Ir kaipo su toEluo
viSas laikas nenorGta noi tar
ties, nei turGti niekO bendra.
Vi<oS paStangoS buvo atEreip-
tos j tai, kad kuoveikiauS bol-
Sevikizma sunaikinti.
KaS Siandie kalba If tarlasl
apie taikq Su boI$evikaiS IL
rengiasi Su jais konferencijon,
tas gall numanyti, kO gall su7
siIaukti.
Tarpe Pabaltijos vieSpatlJQ
gyvuoja daug visokiQ skirtu-
mu, kaip ekonominiQ, taip po-
litikiniQ. EStonija, be abejo-
nds, ekonominiai If militarl-
Mai yra stipresnG r| EitaS Sa-
vo kaimynes vieSpatijas. Bet
troSkimai jQ visQ yra vienodi'
Visos vieSpatijos pageidauja
taikos ir nepriklausomybes.
Taika joins reilIalinga, nes ga
ma jau liejimo kraujo. Neprl-
klausomyb6-nes norma sa-
vital vystyties.
Pabaltijos vieSpatijoms prl-
pazinimas nepriklausomybts
svarbiausia priguli nuo talki-
ninkQ. Viesoji opinija tad tie
siog nustebinta, kad talkinin-
lzai ligsiol prieSinasi items zy-
giams.
Talkininkai visas laikas pa
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-18
VIEsPATIJOS ORGANIZUO
JASI PRIZES VOKIE-
Gus IR Boise
VIKUS.

Dorpatas, lapkr. 16. (SuvG-
linta). GeneralGj sesijoj
atStovQ EStOnijoS, LatVijos,
Lietuvos, SuomijoS, Lenkijos,
BaItgudijos ir Ulrainos nu-
tarta:
"Yra pageidaujama suorga-
nizuoti politikin6n if militia
rin6n sqjungon visas naujas
vieSpatijas viSam plote tarpe
Suomiios ir JuodQiQ juriQ II
talpe VokietijoS ir boISevikiS-
kos RusijoS.'
Svarbiausias tos naujOs So
jEngoS tikslas turi but bendrai
apsisaugoti If ginties nuo vo-
;iiaGiQ il bolSevillQ pasikesini-
1nQ pavergti parubezines vieS-
natijas.
PaSkelbta, kad tuo tikSlu
trumpoj ateityj bus suSaulItos
konfercnciioS Rygoje ir Dor
pate. Vienur ir kitur bus ap-
tariamos tos sqjungos politi-
kinGs ir militarints smulkme-
nos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-18
PAEMEs NELAISVEN
10000 BOLsEVIKU.
Musiai seka aplink Pskova ir
Ostroya.

Gelsingforsas, lapIr. II. -
Si0urvakal'inIS ruSV armijos
=tabaS praneSa, jog pastarosios
Gen. YudeniCo ofenSyvOs metu
paimta neIaisvGn apic 10000
boIScviIlQ. Be SitO, bolSevikai
tu.dje apie 5000 uzmuStV il
SuzeiStQ.
NiSur uzimtoSe vietoSo gan,
Yudenico kariuomenG atradusi
bolSevikQ komiSarQ. Juos Vi
<u< kareiviai nugalabine.
Siandip muSiai Seka aplinll
P<kovq il Ostrovq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-18

Washington, lapIr. II. -
Praeitq SeStadieni senatas pa
galiaus pilnai nugal6jo Sales
administracijos Sp6kas didziu-
ma balsQ priimdamas visa Ell
le pasargQ prize taikos sutar-
ties. TOS pasargOs-tai dau-
giausia senatoriaus Lodge bu-
vo paduotos.
TaS padaryta tuojaus po to-,
kuOmet senatas pirm to nubal-
savo uzdaryti visokius deba-
tus pasargQ klausime If paSi-
ruoSti prie balsavimo. Su de-
batu uzdarymu sutiko If di-
dziuma demokratQ senatorlQ.
Site paman6, jog daugiau lai-
m6Sia. Bet iS6jo priesingai.
Kokios tos pasargos.
Stai jos:
Suv. Valstijos negali prisi-
init iokio mandate be kongre-
So leidimo.
Tautq sajungos konstitucija
neturi paliesti jokiQ naminiQ
Suv. ValstijQ reikalQ, kaip tai
immigracijos, tarifos, darbo,
rubeziQ ir KIT.
TautQ sajunga neturi teises
paliesti Monroe doktrinOs.
Atmesti Shantungo klaus;-
ma ir rezervuoti Suv. Valsti-
JOINS pilna veikima taip, kaip
tik bus patlnkama, kuomet
tarp Kinijos ir Japonijos pa
sitaikys nesutikimQ.
Suv. Valstiju senatas gall
vetuoti bile viena prezidento
paskirta atstovq tautq saJun-
gon.
Atnaujinti ir vesti prekybq
su Vokietija galima tik pilnai
sutikus kongresul.
Netureti jokiu islaidu tautQ
sajungoie be kongreso autorl-
zavimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-18

tariami pripazinti nepriklau-
Somybe Pabaltijos vieSpati
JOINS, duoti JOINS ginklQ, ANU
nicii0S il viSokios karGs me-
dziagOS il tegu nuSuka raguS
bOlSevikams.
Bet taIIlininkai to nedaro.
Nelcngva juos prize to prikal-
hinti. SvarbiauS jiems rupi ru-
81 bolSevikuS pamainyti kita
vaIdzia, ypaf Sau prielankia.
Tuo tarpu toll kita valdzia, tai
ia, katra baisiai yra prieSinga
Pabaltijos nepriIlausomybei.
Nori vienos dideles Rusijos.
Tomis dienomis man teko
kalb6ti su taip vadinamoS
Siaurvakarin6s Rusijos val
dzios prekybos ministeriu, Gy-
venanciu Revelyj. Minister'S
iSreiskia d6kinguma Estoniiai,
kur rusai turi prieglauda. Jis
tikisi, kad rusams pagelbon
prizes bolSevikus els kaip esto-
n&i, taip Suomija. W tai pa
sekm6je Estonija tur6tQ but
apdovanota autonomija ir pri-
gul6tQ prie federatyv6s Rusi-
jos.
"Rusu generolai," sake jis,
"nenori nei klausyti apie joki
Rusiios federalizma. Jie norl
atgaivinti visa 1914 metQ ne
padalinama Russia If paskelb-
ii militarine diktatoryste."
Abelnai INFANT, Pabaltijos
vieSpatijos abejoja apie kokia
savo nepriklausomybe nepri-
tariant talkininkams. Gi jei
talkininkai patys MEMORIES pri-
pazinti nepriklausomybes, bus
atliktas didziai neteisingas If
podraug baisus daiktas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-18
ANGLU KOREsPONDEN-
TAs BOLsEVIKU KA-
LEJIME.

Londonas, lapl1r. II. - Is
MaSkvos praneSta, jog boise
viliQ Iiaudies teiSmaS anglQ
laikra&GiV koreSpondentq Ke-
cling nubaudeS kaItjimu lSl
''pasibaigsianti lIarG su impe-
rijalistine AngIija.'
Keeling atrastas kaltas NJ
intjimq bolSevikiSkon Rusl-
jon be boIScviku leidimo If w
nortjimq papirkti SarSybq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-18
2OLSEWIKAI PhEEfE
OMSKA.
Taippat uzima Juodosios ju-
res pakra&Cius.

Jondrres frnl,,. i Il
,,.-.,.,.,. hof.o,.il,a; or;c;ioIiai
,.,.,n.>, :,.. j., L,,,i,,omnni M
1nlu~; vi<o> Ru~iio~ vaIdzioS
iaitiraia ~ostiuo Om>llQ.
Eoi1.,1,, ,or;nomcn1, pazv-
NINA, n,.,ros;r,o t,al,l5ia>i vi>:
,.,:,,,. ,.,.t;rn S;bor;ia
10lSa'lA"l L'l7''heJ N"''j0''
ToIiau> prano>anta, jog u=-
l%l.lU.inrSc zen. DenlNlnO ar-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-18
SUARESTUOTA
S. v. KONSULIS.

Mexico City, lapkr. Is. -
pucbIoi SuarcStuota S. Valsti-
jU konsuliaris agentaSJcnkinS.
.JiS neSenai buvO pagrobtaS
mckSikonQ plt$illu if nuO anu
i&Spirktas uz $l5O,000. Dabar
iiS intariamaS, jog Su pIdSi-
kaiS jiS buves suSitares, kad
pasipelnyti iSperkamais pini-
gals.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-18
UzGINAMAS PAEMIMAS
OMSKO.

Stockholmas, Iapkr. II. -
YietoS IaikraScio Tidningen
korcSpondcntaS is Gelsingfor-
50 prane$a, jog gen. Vasilkov
uzginqs Omsko puolima.
Vasilkov tvirtina, jog adml-
rolaS kolGakas ne tik esas On
ske. bet dar jo kariuomene su-
sijunguSi Su kazokaiS, atmar-
SuojanGiais is Turkestano.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-18
Bet tas dar nepabaiga.

Su tuomi dar viskas teciaus
nepasibaigd. Senatas dar tu-
tas baIsuoti uz galutina tq pa
sargu rezoliucijos priemima.
Pirmiau buvusieji balsavimai|
buvo tik daliniai.
Suprantama, kuomet bus
balsuojama uz visa rezoliucija,
tuomet nezinia kokios pasek-
mes gall pasirodyti. Mes Sc
nate daznai nuomones stebeti-
mai staiga atsimaino. Kick
viena pasarga atskiriai sena-
tas pri6m6. Bet balsuojant|
abelnai uz visas pasargas, Sc
natas kartais gall jas visas
atmesti.
Suprantama, jei butq priim-
ia toji rezoliucija (senatoriaus
Lodge), tuomet visa taikos SUI
tariffs pasiliktQ kaipir grobai.
Butu vieni kaulai be kuno.
Kaip Siandie senatas turis
balsuoti uz abelnaja rezoliuci-
ja. Gi uz poros dienp ivyks
balsavimai uz visa abelnai SUI
tartl.
Senatas Siuo kartu pasisku-
bins. Mes nori pertraukti dar-
bus nors kokiai savaitei. Su
gruodzio 1 d. prisieis pradeti|
reguliare kongreso sesija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-18
D'ANNUNZIO SUBRIzO
I FIUME.

Rymas, lapIlr. 17.-Pulkln.
Gabrielle d'Amumzio SugryZo
i Fiumr. atlikc> ck>pcdiciiQ !
Zara, anot gautV Gia ziniQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-18
ISkeliavo su 600 kareiviV.

LakunaS d'AnnunZio Gi$
pulkininkaS) * Fiume iSkelia-
vo praeitQ ketvirtadieni anE-
Sti torpcdiniu laivu Nullo.
Pa>kui tq laivQ i&plaukt il k'-
Il kari> Iaivai. JiS Su Savimi
iSS~igahcno Geo kareiviu. Su
juo buvo vi>a> io StabaS.
PaSakoiama, jog * Hara jlS
paSilci>iqS i llituS DalmatijoS
pakraSGiu micStuS.
BaiSu. kad iiS ncnuzygiuoiQ
i tuoS miestuS, katruosc ran
daSi jugo>IaviV kariuon'cn6S.
NrS tuomet pakiIW Su>irdm-
ma: ir butQ patogi pro&a Ea-
rel ItaliioS >u JugoS!HNiia.
NaImatiio> palraS|luo$c yra
II $. Y. kariS laivQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-18
D'ANNUNZIO UzEME
ZARA.
Lakunui-karininkui neuztenka
Fiume.

Trieste, IStrija, lapllr. 10
SuIig gautp cia ziniQ, zinoma>
italy IakumaS-karininkaS, kurS
andai buvo apleideS mieStQ
Fiume nezinomaiS tikSlaiS, is
Iipo micStc Zara, DaImatijoS
pakra$Giuo>c.
D'Annunzio i$kiImingai in.
ijo ! Iara. Tcnai @yvcntoial
italai j >magiai Sutiko ir pa
SvpikinO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-11-18
IPravesta Pasargos Prize.
Taikos Sutarties

S. Valstijos visuomet, kuo1
met tik yra reikalas, gall pa
didn't ginklavimqsi, nepai7
SAINT tautQ sajungos draudimo.
Yra dar il daugiau jq. Tas
nesvarbu. Tik svarbu, kad Sc
natas suvarzo' Sales admin
stracijos veikima. ReiSkia, kas
prezidento leidimu taillos kon-
ferencijoje buvo pripazinta,
Senatas tai visa atmaino arba
atmeta.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-18
GOODYEAR ISSUES
FOUR PUBLICATIONS
BIG TIRE COMPANY'S POLICY
ILLUSTRATES IMPORTANCE.
OF HOUSE ORGAN.

An important feature of the activ-
tiles of many of the big automobile
and tire companies, as we'll as many
other corporations. is the house
organ or company publication. In
the big industries employing thou
sands of men some medium for &C.
menting the organization together is
imperative. The workmen have no
other means of knowing the extern
sive operations of their respective
companies.
With a circulation which compares
favorably with that of many we'll
established newspapers, the Good
year Tire & Rubber Company, Akron,
Ohio, issue four separate and distinct
publications, each covering a def
mite field all it's own.
The Goodyear" which bears the
additional title of "A Family News
paper" is monthly publication with
a circulation of 1880 which reaches
the employees of the company not
only in Akron but in the companys
50 branches. 1t is also sent to the
company's stockholders throughout
the United States. Its contents in
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-18

clude every possible item of Good.
year interest, from the volume of
business transacted, to the prospect
i've marriage of one of the Office stem
ographers. A page is devoted to the
interest of women employees, feature
stories with reference to the COM
pany's activities both in Akron and
its branches. talks by the consulting
physician. and items of personal in
terest are some of the features that
have proved successful.
THE Wingfoot Clan" published
for the factory at Akron. is issued
three times weekly to 10000 EN-
ployes. Ii is published in regular
newspaper form and covers all fac
tory activities.
THE Triangle" publication for
the salesman. of the salesman and
by the salesman is confidential and
not intended for general circulation.
In addition to these three house
organs the company publishes the
Goodyear Tire News" which has a
circulation of more than $4,000
among the automobile and automo-
bile tire dealers of the country.
Through the Tire News, which is
issued monthly, the various activities
of the company are brought wildly
before its dealers and many helpful
merchandising ideas communicated.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-18
GOODYEAR STARTS
new COAST FACTORY
BIG BRANCH AT LOS ANGELES TO
BE OPERATING BY NEXT
MARCH.

The closing of options this week
on more than 100000 of land in
Los Angeles. marks rapid progress
to the establishment of the Goodyear
Tire & Rubber Company of Califor-
mia, a subsidiary of the Akron Good
year company, which will serve the
Pacific Slope and Oriental export
trade from western factory, to be
built at once.
Engineers and construction men
are on the ground now, grading, dig
ging and preparing for the building
of what promises to be the last word
in efficient, modern factory buildings,
the result of more than 20 years of
experience of the big Akron COM
pany. Actual production from the
new factory is promised not later than
March l next, with an initial rate
of 5000 tires a day, in addition to
various other articles.
About 5000 persons will be en-
ployed at first. Predictions based on
the past growth of Goodyear are that
within few years the industry in
thC "Cot WI UC DO uldl hCu anu ulS-
tinctive as is the great eastern plant.
To begin with, the company has, in
the IL states in which the California
factory and sales organization will
do business record Of more than
$13,OOO,00O sales for 1918, with
sales following the war at the rate of
$2O,0OO,0O0 for the present fiscal
year.
Options were taken on 600 acres
of land that Goodyear of California
will occupy early in May. The site
includes the famous Ascot Park race
track, and is rectangular, running a
distance of two miles by one-half
mile from the Ascot end.
In addition to the tire and rubber
goods factory. Goodyear will also es-
tablish large cotton fabric mill in
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-18
CHEVROLET SALESMAN
TAKING BRIDAL TOUR
BURTON TROXELL AND BRIDE
START ON MONTHS AUTO
TRIP WEDNESDAY.

Burton Troxell, sales manager of
the Capital Transit & Repair COM
pany, got married Tuesday, his bride
being Miss Flora Ellen Borstel, a
charming girl who came to Olympia
few months ago from Sun Dance,
Wyo., and Wednesday afternoon they
lett on months honeymoon trip by
auto through Oregon and California
in a Chevrolet FourNinety touring
car which the groom had especially
equipped with all kinds of conven-
fences for camping.
The Rev. r. Franklin Hart. rector
of ST. Johns Episcopal church. per-
formed the marriage ceremony,
which took place in the church and
was a quiet affair only few close
friends attending. News of Troxell's
desertion from the ranks of bachelor
dom was quite a surprise to his many
friends and bride and groom were
showered with congratulations.
In fitting up his car for the trip
TroXell worked out number of novel
arrangements. The entire rear seat
was taken out and in its place was
built large wooden box, for provi-
sions. On top of this was placed the
Tento bed. substantial bed with its
own tent covering, all rolling up into
a small bundle. and in another bundle
the bed clothing and mattress.
On the left runningboard was built
another large box, affording con-
venience most motorists do not have,
a clothes trunk in which garments
may be hung as in a closet at home,
while the lid may be pulled down
alongside the car and used as table.
Alongside it was another box for
cooking utensils, on top of which re-
posed wooden cask, an enticing
looking keg reminiscent of bygone
days. in which Troxell said he was
going to carry--water.
In the space in the tonneau be-
tween the rear and front seats was
placed a double fireless cooker. one
side of which will be used for cook
ing. the other as a refrigerator. This
arrangement of the camping outfit
meant that the travellers would have
to sit together in the front seat. but
that's where bride and groom would
sit. anyhow.
The employees of the local Chevro.
let agency and other friends gave
Mr.. and Mrs. Troxell big send-off
Wednesday afternoon. The only
thing missing was brass band, but
there was enough excitement any
how.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-18
ELkS INITIATE HUGE CLASS.
Centralia Lodges Join Local in Big
Celebration Monday.

The biggest time for MANY
moons was INDUCED in by members
OF the local lodge of Elks Monday
evening, when, with the assistance
of large delegation from the Cen
tralia lodge, they initiated 127 men,
bers, one of the largest classes ever
initiated by local lodge.
Prior to the initiatory ceremonies.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-18
Vocational Advisor Here.

Local service men who were dis
abled during the war have had an
opportunity Thursday and Friday of
this week to confer with r. G.. White,
advisor of the federal board for vo-
cational training, who came to Olym-
pia Thursday. He got in touch with
the man through the home service
section of the Thurston County Red
Cross chapter.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-18

members of the local lodge and their
victims" paraded through the bust
ness section, led by the Centralia
band and goat, the local band bring
ing up the rear. The ritual ceremo-
MES were conducted in Central hall,
after which the crowd adjourned to
the lodge rooms and partook of an
excellent feed
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-18

The members of the Ladies of
Woodcraft OF Little Rock will give
dance and supper in that town Satur-
day evening, for the benefit of Mrs
Harry Stevens, who has been i'll for
long time and recently underwent
an operation.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-18

Los Angeles, to use cotton already
grown by the company in California
and Arizona, to serve the estern tire
plant and to supply also a general
trade in cotton fabrics.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-18

Mrs. Julia Waldrip is enjoying a
vacation in California.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-18

Sergeant Clarence Eggler of Roch'
ester landed in New York this week
from overseas.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-07-18
We
Understand

OHueI OLuIIu
That there is some rough road
Between Olympia and Miles City,
Montana.
However, the prospects of rough
Roads did not stop Fred w.
Convery, of Five, Ten \ Fifteen
Cent Store fame hereabOuts, from
Embracing on trip to Sioux City,
Iowa, for the very simple reason
That he equipped his car with
GABRIEL SNUBBERS and
GOODYEAR TIRES before
Leaving.
He now writes from Miles City,
Montana, rs follows:
"If no snubbers were to be had,
No amount of money could buy
Mine" e.
GABRIEL SNCBBERS make any
Car ride easier. But more than
Anything else. THEY SAVE
TIRES.
For anything that makes a car
Ride easier is bound to
SAVE TIRES.
And WE want you to SAVE
YOUR TIRES.
Therefore. we urge you to buy
GOODYEAR TIRES. equip your
Car with GABRIEL SNUBBERS,
And then run your car without
Tire trouble for MILES and
MILES and MILES.
Yours entirely,
EDDIE.
Rose -Nepple Auto Co.
INC.
215 Main st. Phone go
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-06-04
RADICALSFAVOR
RUSSIA HEADED
BIG BOMB PLOTS
|. W. W. HEADS UNDER ARREST
MAKE CONFESSION
R USSIAN BOLSHEVIST
Taken Among Suspects Al
rested Today Anarchists
! Will be Wiped Out.

Pittsburgh, June 4-EVidence that
anarchists were responsible for the
bomb explosions at the homes of Fed
eral Judge Thompson and Inspector
of immigration, Sibray Monday night,
were working under orders from the
Russian radicals headquarters in New
York, is in the hands OF the police
here today.
According to Police Superintendent
Alderdice, John Johnson. local l.W.W.
Official arrested yesterday, came from
New York two weeks ago at the in
stance of Number One Thousand and
One William Haywood. president of
the National l. w. W., according to
Alderdice, bears this pass number.
Johnson in partial confession is
said to have named Cleveland man
as the maker of the bombs exploded
here.
Among the important. suspects ar
rested las; night was Mike Bielesta,
said by the police to Ire a delegate
from the Petrograd council of Work
men and Peasants sent TO this coun-
try to spread Bolshevisnl
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-06-04
ELECT CLERK
POLLS TOMORROW
SUCCESSOR TO LATE J. A. LIT.
TLEJOHN WILL BE NAMED

At an election tomorrow sec
cessor to the late j. A. Littlejohn
will be named as clerk of the SUI
perior court of Crisp county. The
race has been run some twenty days
by four men and their friends on all
sides are equally confident of win
ming
Sam Coney, Palmer Greene, E. H
Culpepper and w. A. Morris are
making the race. No intimation of the
results can be given this far ahead OF
time, but it is probable that a very
creditable number of voters will be
at the polls tomorrow in order each
of them to help their favOrite.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-06-04
BRIDGE ACROSS
FLINT RIVER ON
CORDILE ROAD
NOW PROPOSED
DELEGATION ASKS SUMTER COM
MISSlONERS TO UNDERTAKE
PROJECT WITH FEDERAL AID.

A movement was set on foot today
for the erection of bridge across the
Flint river at Flintside on the Ameri-
rus-Cordele road on which Leslie,
Cobb and DeSoto are situated.
The matter was brought to the at
tcnton of the Sumter county commits
sioners Monday by a delegation of in
terested citizens which inclue1ed
Commissioners Byrd and Sheppard OF
Crisp, Commissioner Sloan HAYES
been unable to go.
According to a report in Mondays
Times Recorder of Americas the Sum
ter board asked the committee to have
an engineer estimate the job and re
port back after which they will de-
eide whether to undertake the job.
In Americas it was believed the pro-
1T would be undertaken, especially
since it may be possible to have gov
eminent aid. This would make Crisp
have to pay one-fourth and Sumter
one-fourth of the cost. The bridge
across at Murrays Ferry cost Sumter
and Dooly $1,000 This was the cost
of the main span across the river. 1t
may be that such d span across at
Huguenin's Ferry would cost more
but placing it at a cost of $4,000
which is not probable, each county
would then have to stand for $4,000.
The approaches it is believed may
be handled in such manner as will
give satisfaction to the commissioners
in both counties.
Mr. c. D. Terrell who lives in Cor
lele but has plantation in Sumter,
and Messrs. Jones of Leslie, Bailey of
Nlintside and Thomas of Cobb, joined
he Crisp commissioners in the Mon
lay visit to Americas. These citizens
are thoroughly interested and at work.
'r3p county commissioners ,are~aspSH-
icus and wish -to get an arrangement.
for the bridge in order to provide
traffic conveniences for people on the
Cordele and Americas road.