davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-04

served the guest at the brides home,
After q brief wedding trip to Dayton,
Columbus and Chicago, they will
probably located in Louisville, where
the groom has q splendid position
with the McMillion Book Company.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-04
TURKEYS

We viii receive turkeys at the
car in Richmond on November Z,
10 and IL.
These turkeys will be weighed
at the w. w. Broaddus & Co.
scales, and paid for by check on
the Southern National Bank Of
Richmond.
For fat turkeys delivered on
the 7th, we will pay twenty-nne
cents (29c) per pound. Prices for
tn cloth and 18th will be announ-
ced later.
cHAs. s. BRENT & co.
283-6..
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-04

Stammering is often a result
Of curing a child from being left
handed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-11-04

Testers License Law, the object
Of this law being to insure fair
dealing between the producer of
cream and the company buying it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14

Marguerite Clarke will star In "a
Girl Named MARY" from The Metro.
politan Magazine serial and book By
Juliet Wllbor Tompkins.
Anthony Hope. author OF The
Prisoner OF Zenda." also wrote Capt
Dieppo.T which has been chosen az
a starring vehicle for Robert War.
wick by tho Famous Players Lasky
corporation.
Wallace Reid is to star I'm -Tfaw-
thorns OF the 4. &. A." Tho play
that made Doug Fairbanks famous
on tho speaking stage.
"Huckleberry Finn" now produc-
ton from the book by Mark Twain.
is soon 10 be shown on the screen.
William C. DeMille win direct "pcg
o. Ny Heart" In which Wanda Haw.
ley Is TO be starred.
TOO Much Johnson starring
Bryant Washburn. IN adapted from
the William Gillette farce OF the Same
name
You Never Know Your Luck"
one OF Sir Gilbert nrkor's best stories
OF Western Canada. IL being pro
duccd in San Antonia with House
Peters starred.
Mildred Manning. who has on
dearcd herself to the public by her
charming portrayal OF the many
20. Henry" stories. in which she has
been featured. depicts a dual role in
Tho Wosterncrs." which is soon TO
be shown
The Blue Bonnet" Salvation
Army story. is being made with
Billie Rhodes In the leading role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
BALD PATES WILL BE
SPRINkLEO AT MOORE
BY BATHING BEAUTIES

Mack Seunsit'H biggest film fca,
turr. "Yanke. Doodle ln Berlin"
will be shown az the Moore theatre
AtartinE with Sunday matinee.
Aocompanyin the picture and Ap
psafinK In person In an aiiurinx
stage performance. wlii be tho pick
OF the Mack senne,i beauties the
girls whose presence N the Srnneti
two reslera" has carried the gospel
% good health. grace and charm,
TO the four corners Of the earth.
with the celebrated Sennsti beau
ties the entertainment becomes IRE
sisiibie 10 quality Scnnsita policy
has always been 90 confin. the pro
fcssional activities 81 these girls 10
the arduous duties Of tho studio. so
q required no little pleading on the
part Of exhibitors 70 gain his con.
sent 90 have the girls tour with the
film play.
Bothwen Browne. the popular fe-
male imp.rBonator. In tho altar %
the photo drama. which n n satlr.
icAi burlesqpe on Cermany's part
in the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
ALL OFF! QU0TH BILL;
"ORLOFF" Is MISSING

big Bill" Russell IS a good inser.
lie LEANED the art years ago. before
ever pictures claimed him. when he
figured prominently on eastern race
tracks as betting commissioner for
August Belmont
However. there's limit 20 every.
thing. This time Bill's good ard
sore. for he has lost his valuable
Russian wolfhound. Bovine Orloff'
by name II isn't so much the fact
that the doggone dog has gone that
makes BIZ hot under the collar. as
Il IL the thought that the beautiful
white animal didn't even give him
a chance 10 become halfway ac-
qualnted. On Thursday the dog ar.
rived from exclusive eastern ken.
neis, and on Friday, while his now
boss was trying to teach him how
TO he comfortable at the end OF a
leash. he did a quick Houdini and
made his getaway. Didn't even give
them time TO take his picture be.
fore he deserted. Russell is a Fly
ingA star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14

Q-piease publish Mr.. Edds. Ly
ons' address,
A.--universai City. Cal
Q--fa Thcda Bara dcadf
A-Theda Bara is very much alive.
Q.-what IL Patty" Arbuckic's
wife's nameT Is abe appearing in the
movica7
A.-~Miu,a Durfe-. Last appeared
here In Mickey" with Mabel Nor.
mand.
Q--How old Is Alice Joyce' Also
Ethel Clayton
A.--Ailce Joyce Il - years old
Ethel Clay ton tho same.
o-Plcass give inc Warren Kerr,
gans address,
A.-is.s Fleming ~. Los Angeles.
Cal
o-wha, has become OF Eti,h
Storey
Ain New York City: no, working
before the camera at present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
HE'S SINGLE, GIRLS.
BUT STILL HAS HOPE

oh. Matt Moore rurgled the
sweet young thing who reads every
word Of moving picture gossip that's
printed, Hes Mary Piekford's hus-
band"
NO. he anti He's Alice Joyee's
husband--or Is It Grace Cunard's?
Anyway. he amt Mays" contra,
dicted another.
We'll. anyway. he's somebody's
husband" said the first and settled
down to enjoy the performance
As a matter OF fact Matt Moore
Is not married. To him falls the
distinction Of being the only un.
married boy In his family. for
there's Tom married 10 Alice Joyce.
Owen to Mary Pickford. and Joe
TO Grace Cunard.
This young actors bachelor estate
In no way hampers him when Il
comes 70 playing husband roles for
the camera. In Sahara" the Hod.
kinson production in which J. Par.
ker Read. jr, Is to present Louise
Glaum. Matt Moore Is the adoring
husband OF an extravacant butter
ny who Graves luxury and admlra.
ton, and turnout no plays the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
DARK DEEDS! DAGGERS!
WALT LONG GOES BACK
TO A LIFE OF VILLAINY

Walter Long. who explated his
celluloid crimes by Joining Uncle
Sans forces and rising to the rank
OF captain in tho heavy artillery, is
back at his career OF crime again.
Friends and admirers had hoped the
reformation was permanent. but
"the worst hated man on the
screen" Is again terrorizing innocent
folk. His latest series OF crimes IS
seen in desert Cold" the plcturizn.
ton Of Zane Grey's famous novel.
In which Long plays the outlaw.
RoJas, with an allstar cast. His
associates declare his experiences
on the other side have heightened
his yiuaiar -rr--r@-vyr~~-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
MODEST AMBITIONS
OF SCREEN FAv0RlTES

sMonro. Salisbury wants 10
acqulr. half OF Canada to play
around in-~that's the effect OF
Sorthwoois pictures.
Eddie Lyons and II. Moran
want to corner tho comedy mar
kst
Rupert Julian having been
Kaiser" wants TO be "rope"--in
pictures. Of course.
Mary hacraren r. trying 20
Bury up all Liberty bonds of the
firth issue 30 she'll get credit for
the Victory
Priscilla Dean wants TO live
20 be a hundrcd-and make pic
lures all the time.
Harry Carey wants 20 breed a
Gross between a motor car and
boss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
Picture hf{er.

Charles Ray says he is familiar
with all antibruise oipfments In
the drug business since finishing
his latest picture, Tho Egg
Crate WaIiop." A special sparring
partner was engaged 10 prepare
Charles for the picture.
Douglas NacI,ean and Doris MAY.
co-starring in Thomas Ince photo
their coy workers as the apostles OF
happiness" the reason being thess
two young stars are OF particularly
CHEEKY disposition.
IA Apache" Is the title Of the
story written by Adele Buhing-
ton, one Of Thomas II. Inccfs re-
cent scenario discoveries. In which
Dorothy Dalton In starring, and
being produced In the East.
George Bunny, n brother OF the IN,
nous comedian, John Bunny. who up
20 his death n few years ago was the
most popular screen comedian. plays
an important part in "A broadway
Saint" which is released by the
World Film company. starring Mon
tague Love.
Walter Heirs. the fat youth sp-
pearing In Thomas Incc photo
plays, IL looking for the "feIier
who sent him a treatise on How
20 Grow Thin"
Ben johnson. one OF the best 40
tors on the legitimate stage. win be
Evelyn Greely's leading man in
Bringing Up Betty" which Oscar
APPEL is producing for the World
company. johnson has appeared in
a number OF Clyde Fitch plays and
also with L. II. Sothern and Ethel
Barrymore.
Florence Reed will personally 80
pervise the special Oriental settings
10 be used in her forthcoming United
Pictures screen feature.
Lois Wilson, who has appeared
with Henry walthalI. Frank Keenan,
and Warren Kerrigan. is Dustin Far
nu-n's leading woman in "A Mans
Fight" now being produced by the
United Pictures corporation. DOROTHY
Wallace. "the poster girl" also az,
pears in the cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
BACK TO THE SCREEN?
NOT UNTIL BOYS ARE
ALL HOME, SAYS EDITH

Edith Storey is driving an ambu.
lance In New York. She hasn't
been seen on the screen since last
October when she left Metro. At
that time she Joined tho National
League for Womcn's Service.
She's still In uniform with them,
meeting transports in New York
harbor and helping move wounded
and disabled men to the hospitals
It's reported that at the thine OF
the Perth Amboy explosion she was
on duty 36 hours without rest
81 suppose III return to the
screen eventually. but not IA long
as there's work for our orgnniza.
ton 20 do" says Miss storey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
SWAPS WALL0PS, BUT
kISSES--OH! NEVER!

Tommy Mcfarland once faced "A
wolgast and came near winning
the worlds championship: now Tom.
my Is appearing In Paramount Sen.
nett comedies.
lie faced the tiileholder without
CULVER. but he was scared stiff
when the director ordered him TO
kiss girl the other day In a
scene. Nothing doing" said Tom.
my. wildly u was finally com.
promised by permitting him 20 kiss
tho pretty maiden on the cheek
After u was over he wiped the cold
Precipitation from his brow and
said. Gee. I'm going TO quit this
Job and 60 back to fighting"
a later dispatch rays that Tommy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
CLEMNfER
"O>E WEEK or LIFE"
tsoidwynl

Marion Eorhs }. Pauline
Mrs Kingsley SA~-woodl Frederick
Leroy scott .......... Sydney Ains~orth
LEILA Caaby. ..........s.. .Corinne Barker
'-one Week Of Life Pauline Frcd
eriek's new Goldwyn picture. comes
TO the Ciemmer beginning today
cosmo Hamilton wrote tho story and
Willard Mack directed tho photoplay
which involves Miss Frederick In two
distinct eharacterizauous.
she is Mrs. Kingsley Sherwood. a
butterfly society woman. who per
suas 5 Marion Roche ther doublei TO
exchange places with her for one
week. The outcome OF this situation
brings happiness TO one and sorrow
10 the other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
NEW COMPANY GETS
FILM CONSTELLATION

United Picture Productions cor
poration. capitalized at $4,000 900
has been formed to produce ad
ditlonal film features for Unitsc
Picture Theatres Of America Dus
tin Farnum, Kitty Gordon ant
Florence Reed are among it's stars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
LIBERTY
TRUE HEART SUSIE"
Griffith Arteraftl

fusie NAV Tr'rheArt. ........ tiiiian Cish
William jenkins ........- Robert hafroe
Betty Hopkins. ......t.. Clarine Ssymeuts
sporty Malone. ...... Raymond Cannon
True Heart Susie" tmcaning In.
Ian Gtshl a the charming title Of the
new u. w. Gririth picture which
opens at the Liberty today. II Is a
fascinating story OF n little Hocsier
Karl who loves boy IN her own
town. The hoy Is sent 20 college and
IN short time forgets his little coun-
try sweetheart. A pretty young city
gtri Is the reason.
Sweet Lillian Gish plays the part
cf Susie. and Robert Harron IL VIII
liam Jenkins. the boy she loves.
siarine Seymour plays the role OF
Betty. the city girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
REX
THE SPREADING EVIL"
fkesn~b

Lennon Morrstt. an Artists Meast....
-..+.-..........t... .cari3n Wagner
D. saceard. the Artist. -. .Qu-x Bellamy
JEAN Carey. n Doctor % the Peer.
...............-.... VIVA A Haek-tf
Emil Hartssli. a Chsraiat Howard Davies
Kari Eartseii. his Soa....-. Leo f'terson
Alice Keller. ................tr eae W1iis
The Spreading Evil" James
ksane's startling photodrama which
opens at the Rex today. gives 10
year-old Carlyn Wagner a chance 10
display her dramatic talents. Miss
Wagner IL a native daughter" Nv.
Ing in Los Angeles Possessed OF In
dependent means. Miss Wagner has
been choosing her motion picture en-
fragments with great care ever since
she took up the profession OF screen
acting some years ago. She has ap-
peared In several William Hart pic
lures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
ToDAy-s PROGRAMS

IfuEHry--D. W. orifnth's True
Heart Susie"
Moofti;-f,o,h~sii Hro~pe In "Ysn-
k~r Dooiie In H~riin.~ ~~nnstt
comedy ts~nnstt girl. In p~r~oal.
titdMIR - rsaiis- tresisrtek In
One week Of LATE"
HIN-Jsme~ k~@ss7. Special Fro
daesisn. The Spreading Fsti.~
hrUAND-Irpe~f Tru~r and fosise
Half In .'oh. sea Women" Liner
er~on- t.es- Production.
Mf-~fo>-J. Warren kervigas In
"rti.onsr~ 81 the rin~~."
IrTlie--fhssis ftars In The Scr
psns"
Coflo>fAI>-Anns ra4e IN The
Hiid~n rruth.- iast niGht iouightg
sandal. uiiiis ighede~ In "Itesp-
Ia
CLASS A--r~akIe Mann In The
its-ss Of Esh"s starts sandsy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
LITTLE
THE SERPENT"
tEvrt

Rn1ia. the land % the Boishevlzl.
is the scene Of the Theda fara PRO
duction. The serpent. which opens
az the Little today. An exciting boar
hunt leading into n Low. affair fur.
nishes the opening scenes or tho pic
ture
Miss Bars plays tho role Of a peas
ant girl who develops a character so
wicked abe Ia called ~tha serpent. Z"
she does her varnping in this story
because man has treated her I'M
fairly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
MISSION

PRISONERS OF THE PINES
Pssheb
iiiilaire fatour j. Warren Kerrfgan
Rosalie Dufresne. .... Lois Wilson
"Spud" Laffcrty. ...... Waiter Perry
J. Warren Kerrixan. hero Of many
varied screen encounters. will be the
star at the Mission starting satur.
day In Prisoners OF tho Pines" The
story IL by Kenneth u. Clarke and
introduces kerrigan al n young
French Canadian who deserts his
traps for job in a northwest lurn.
bering camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
STRAND
"OII. NOU WOMEN"
usarsnouan

Every American soldier who has
served In France will enjoy the new
o h n Emerson Anita Loos comedy
production. 'Oh. You Women. %
which opens AZ the Strand today.
The theme of the comedy deals with
tho efforts % the returning troops TO
regain their jobs. which have been
pre.enpted by women in their alb.
scnce at the front
Ernest Truck and Louise Hun are
co-stars In tho production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14

clyde Bruokman. tho former Sat
urday Evening Post author. writes
the sub-tltles for the Lyons Moran
,comedieA .r'-~~w.-'--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
-
COLONIAL
"TiOOP.IAA"
IN ufusip

1 Billie Rhodes. the sprightiy dark.
aged little star who has created
|piquant style Of comedy all her own.
comes TO the Colonial Sunday IN
''HoopLa." a comedy drama Of circus
life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
AS ITALIAN COUNTESS
SHE SPONSORS PLANES

They asked Margariia Fisher.
F1ying.A star. to christen the
ACES and he A.&2.s. two OF the
largest naval planes .ever built.
That busy little lady was 20 hard
az work making scenes for her
forthcoming production. The Tiger
LAZY" that she had no time TO don
summer finery. SO. in quaint Ital.
Ian costume rings. apron. fancy
scarf and aii-Hhe was whisked 10
the beach. broke a bottle OF wine
on each crafts nose. delivered a
brief address. and then was rushed
back TO the studio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
COLISEUM
THE FOIIII,S GIRL
,rriansieb

FIRST claimed the attention OF tho pub
lie AS a dancer atop Ziegfcid's New
Amsterdam roof In New York about
two years ago. Is rapidly becoming
ono OF tho most popular players OF
the screen. Miss Thomas. who was
last seen here IN Teton" In at Coll.
scum. starting today In The Follics
Girl" breezy romance in which she
plays the role 81 zlcgfcld chorus
grit who nurses wealthy old man
hack TO life just when his relatives
ar, planning on where and how they
viii spnci the money he leaves them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14
TRUE
HEART
SUSIE
The story of a plain
girl, is HERE NOW.

Griffith has turned to
the everlasting warfare
b e t W e en- the silken-
ankled wielder of the
powder-puff and the
plainly : dressed, simple
hearted swee t h cart
whose lips have known
no rouge, whose eye
brows have never felt
the touch of charcoal
pencil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-14

"a now acclimatcd. and is willing
TO kiss even when the camera isn't
turning.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-09
LOSS OF MERCHANT SHIPS
AND POLAND HIT GERMANS
J. B. WO0TEN DEAD:
FORMER CORDELEAN

News of the death of J. B. Wootan.
ST., at his home in Atlanta, 545 Prior
street occurred last Friday morning.
May End, was received in Cordele
with regrets by many friends who
knew him when a resident of this city.
The deceased was go years of age
He leaves a wife and several children,
all grown. He and the family lived
in COrdele for several years and had
many warm friends here. He was ell
gagged i'll the marble business. He suf-
fered stroke of paralysis while liv-
ing i'll Cordele, some seven or eight
years ago, from which he never recDv-
cred fully. Some three or four years
ago the family moved to Atlanta
where the sons engaged in business.
- VOTE FOR ROAD BONDS --
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-09
AMERICANS ARE
DELAYED FOR DAY
START TOMORROW ON SECOND
LEG OF LONG FLIGHT.

Washington, May 9.-The depart
ures of the seaplanes NC l and NC 3
from Halifax for Trepassey Bay, N. F.,
on the second leg of the transatlantic
flight was postponed until tomorrow,
the Department has been advised
-. VOTE FOR ROAD BONDS -
Ready At Azores
Puntadelgado, Azores, May g
Associated Press s.)-The American
torpedo boat tender, Melville, arrived
here today for duty in connection with
the naval transatlantic flight.
- VOTE FOR ROAD BONDS ---
Seaplane Towed In
Chatham, Mass, May 9-Seaplane
NC 4 was towed into Chatham harbor
this morning, members OF the crew
are reported to have spent com
Portable night on a calm sea. Only
one of her four engines was in serv-
ice.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-09
CRISP IS OVER
BOND QUOTA ON
VICTORY LOAN
CHAIRMAN CANNON AND ASSO=
GATES ARE HAPPY
$2O9,7OO RAISED FAST
Effort Made Last Monday in
Rain Was Start Which
Counted.

Crisp county went over her bond
quote. today and Chairman J. W. Can
non communicated this information
to bond headquarters in Atlanta at
noon. This completes the last drive
and puts the county over in every de-
mand that has been made during the
war.
Mr.. J. w. Cannon has headed Crisp's
bond efforts regularly. He has been
assisted by group of local business
men whose faithfulness he apprecia-
tes. Those who have workd out the
last call on the Victory Loan are es-
pecially happy because it was con-
sidered a most difficult problem.
The work started here last Monday
1t was planned to cover in one day.
Much was done, but the weather pre-
vented giving d full day to the cam
paign and it became necessary to
uCNOIC IuI IllCI llulC W IL. L IS tdSh
was completed this morning so that
it could not be said that Crisp had
fallen down on any movement. On the
Victory Loan this county had to
raise 209,70O.
Chairman Cannon says there are
citizens of the county who have as
yet had no opportunity to take bonds
of this issue These should apply at
their local banks and secure as much
as can be carried. The banks have
taken enough to divide with their
customers and the distribution should
be made wherever possible.
The bond campaign committee con-
siders the Victory Bonds just as ur-
gent and necessary as any of the is
sues. These who have none should
get theirs.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-09
CORDELE GEORGIA, FRIDAY MAY 9. 1919
EXPENSES OF ROAD UpxEEp WILL PAY INTEREST ON BONDS

small Increase i'll taxes required
to give you and your nerighbor d
paved highway? Ten years from
now property increases in valu-
atf2n viii have absorbed every dol
lar Of increase in taxes. The men
in charge then will laugh at the
way You groaned over a $3.50, 900
bond issue for paving. They will
be spending million for it and
will, be wondering why you failed
to ind the good in paving roads.
The federal government is spend
ing seven millions on Georgia
roads in the next three. 1t gets
that fund by taxing. You are help
ing to pay that tax. Do you want
to give it to another state? The
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-09
- UTE FOR ROAD BONDS -
LIEUT.. SMITH HERE
TO TAKE UP PRACTICE

1t. Seward Mallette Smith. f. A.
L. S. A., Of bonneville, Georgia. has
Joined his partner Wilder O. Gresham
of the firm of Smith and Gresham, of
Of Cordele.
1t Smith offers to any soldier or
&ailDi or relatives of deceased sol
diers or sailors, any information in
regard to their all0tments class A-B-C
or D. or in regard to their insurance
policies or the $4,000 Bonus.
Iii. Smith is well qualified to give
this information as he has served for
2l months in the army, and the
greater portion OF this period as Re
gimental Adjutant.
This information is given a patrio-
tic bases only, and to assist the local
Red Cross, which has charge.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-09
ALLIES NEVER
STARTED MOVE /
UPON BUDAPEST
RUMANTANS TRYING TO FORE
STALL RUSSIANS
DENY ALLIED EFFORT
To Invoke Hungary-Ru-
manians Advance Gain
ing a City.

Paris. Thursday. Associated
Press 1T is learned on high authori-
ty that there is no foundation fer the
reports that the entente powers eth
er inStigated or are supporting the
Rumanian advance against Hungary.
which was undertaken solely on the
initiative of Rumania to forestall pro-
jected combined operations by the
'ngarians and Russians against that
country.
-- VOT FOR ROAD BONDS -
Gain a Footing
Copenhagen, day.l-Superior
Czech forces, after a bitter fluctuat-
ing fight, have gained footing in the
totwn of NagyZsecseny. the Hungari-
an supreme command announces ac-
cording to Budapest message.
- VOTE FOR ROAD BONDS -
Delegation Delayed
Paris, Thursday. Associated
Press. 1.-The Austrian peace delega-
ton, numbering forty to fifty persons,
is expected to arrive at st. Germain
May twelfth.
Information received from French
sources is that the delegation has
not left Vienna, owing to difficulties
encountered in selecting the membeis
because Of the differences of opinion
regarding the proposed incorporation
of German-Austria in Germany.
--- NOIE E0R ROAD ROMnS
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-09
BRITISH LABOR
CONDEMNS TREATY
SAYS OPPOSED TO DECLARATIONS
OF WILSON AND LABOR.

London, (Thursday)-After a meet
ing to consider the terms of peace
imposed on the Germans, the national
executive committee of the British
labor party, tonight issued mani
festo declaring that the treaty in some
essentials "was opposed to the dec
lied labor conference and the Berne
conference and was very defective
from the standpoint of world peace"
VOTE FOR ROAD BONDS -
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-05-09

federal government will not spend
a dollar On your roads till you
agree to spend one. 1t wants to
help YOU pave, but will not do it
even with your own tax money till
you tax yourself and spend anoth-
er
If you can put down one dollar
and reap the benefit of two we'll
spent, why should you worry about
the slight tax increase? Paving is
the greatest money saving public
Improvement you ever will have an
opportunity to make. DO not fail
to vote for road bonds next Thurs
day, May Is.