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AUCTION SALES.
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fRUsTEEs SALE or vALuABLE TWO
aou. ar-roon biek dseilinx. No fDs W
q nv. By virtue of . certain deed q tinsf
ouiy recorded. IN L1ber No on. Folio a1 Ct
80. OF Tie land records q the District of Co
lumbia. and st the request q the party s-cnfed
thereby. the untezximsd trustees win seIl, at
public auction. Ia front Of The Treni-es "a
Innrsdsy.>the nh day Of November. A D.. lss.
a. O'Clock p m. the following desrrih-d land
and preuIisss. situate in The City of Wsshinf-
ton- District OF Colnmbia. and doirnated as
and being lot Numbered sixty-fou Cs') On d.
II Warmers subdivision Of square Numbered
Two hundred and s-,enty-oae (ZD. o. the sane
10 recorded IN Book II a. Psge lee, of the NJ
cords OF the Ofics of the Surveyor Of the Dis
uict 0 Columbia Sold subject 10 thfr, GER
tain deeds Of trIst sggsEatinE about SlD to-
setber with the improvenents. coais'inE II
t"osrory. sir room brick dwelling. No r3b W
u. No. TERMS or sALE-AG cssl,. cses sod
above said trusts A deposit Of 500 win " re-
quifed at time Of sale Al eoareJancint record-
ing. revenue STAMPS. etc. OF cost Of puryhssr.
Terms Of sase 10 be complied with within nftr-l
days iron dsy of sale Otherwise tie tru<ess re-
serve the night to resell the property .t the ri.lr
and cost Of defanliinE purchaser. sfts< Eve days
advertisement Of ssrch nessle In some nrvspatef
published In wsshing7oo u. @. CLARENCE
n. Dev 7LE. FREEMAN q. FOWLER Tfus-
tees noN. .lS.ls.9
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Rhode Island Club
OF Georgetown Elects

The Rhode Island Club OF Georee-
town University. made up OF members
OF the law. medical and dental
schools. elected officers for the COM
ing year at a meeting last evening.
They were as follow: President,
Amedeo o. Vioni; vice president Law
renee J. Hogan; secretary. Thomas H
Gardner; treasurer. Francis NJ.
Walsh: executive committee. Samuel
A. Feiner. chairman: James McManus
and James o. Watts
The clubs purpose IL TO study and
promote Rhode Island law.
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last but q short time Then | de-
cided 10 try Dr. Pierce's Anuric tan-
ti-uric-acidD. Improvement followed
and ] can say ~ cured me entirely.
The doctor we had at first said I
would never get well. Wei | am
sure IL had continued with the
first doctor ] would not he here to-
day but thanks TO Dr.. Picrce for
the wonderful discovery he has made
and the many precious lives he has
saved. Now we always have the
Anuric Tablets apd the Golden
Medical Discovery on hand. This
is my experience and am very
grateful for what DR.. Piercc's nledi-
cines have done for me-"-MRS s
A. MEHRTNG. 22l3 No. 4th St
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TNFJENISHED. TWO OR THREE ROOMS
iur housekeeping: three in family convenient
., b. ard good location: reasonable terms.
BON so. Herald Oficr uoI5.II.lG
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Navy Yard News

A A Provost returned to work thts
morning after a very successful
hunting trip in Virginia
Master Mechanic Samuel Bates. OF
the west gun carriage. died Wednes-
day night at Providence Hospital
}. c. Beecher. OF the torpedo tube
shop. has returned TO work after a
ten day vacation in his old home
town. Cincinnati, Ohio
W. B. KershaN. OF the miscel-
laneous shop. Is motoring 10 Phils-
delphia in his new Sedan for a few
days.
c. r Gates. OF the boiler shop. lie
preparing for an extended hunting
trip In the Blue Ridge Mountains.
r. p. Lynn. OF the supply depart
ment has returned TO work after an
enjoyed vacation spent with friends
in Pittsburg.
R. Faber. OF the breach MECHANISM
shop, is confined to his home for q
few days with Q bad cold.
F. L. Jackson. OF the east gun car
riase shop, Is taking four days OF his
annual leave TO do some interior
decorating on his home.
Herbert Miller. OF the brosdside
mount shop. returns today from q
short vacation in New York CITY.
Il. F. Stantz, of the torpedo shop.
leaves today for a three day cunning
trip In Upper Maryland.
Mark Shepherd. Of the old gun shop.
has returned 60 work after short
vacation
H G. Kerns. OF the coppersmith
shop Is entertaining friends from
Ciarksnurs. W. Va, this week.
L A Ferguson will return to work
IN the jig and gauge room after four
days In the old pattern
W. z. Sands. OF the bToadside
mount shop, Is enjoying a hve day
vacation in Troy, n. Y.
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WOODLEY PARK.

Located Garfield street northwest Brick
tanning ten rooms and two baths, hot water heat g
tricty. laundry, large lot Entire house in goo
Price, STI,5oo. Terms
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BELGIANS TOLEAVE
LABOR CONFERENCE

Yesterday marked the first sign Of
disinteEraGon OF the Interns tionsl
Labor Conference here
Following adjournment Of the con-
ference until Monday afternoon IL
was announced that one OF the Bel
gian government delegates and more
than a score OF the advisers and
secretaries OF the Belgian delegation
would leave Washington Sunday and
sail for Belgium on Wednesday on
the Nieuw Amsterdam from New
York
The departure of the Belgian repre-
sentatives was explained by Lieut.. A,
J. Wauters. secretary, as due to the
necessity OF their returning to their
work at home.
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MADAM PARKER

GIFTED CLAIRvOYANT AND MEDIUM
u you are going TO seek advice or help,
why not consult who Is well known.
who is here permanently? This gifted
lady tell you anything you wish 10
know or tnd out in business, health, or
family Affairs. When and whom you will
marry. What part Of the country is hest
for yon What TO do to be successful in
life. Removes evil influence Tells how
TO win and hold the one OF your choice.
Satisfaction or no CHARGE. Readings 81 90.
lgi r ST. NV. between Eth and 18th. noS-d
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CLAIRVOYANFS.
Mrs. BOSWELL.

rALMIsT AND CLAtRvOYANr
Gives advice on business love. heath and
family affairs; tells IL the one you love Is true
or false. what part Of the country IL luekiest to
you. what to do TO be successful in life; tells
you what has passed In life. and what Is hap
pening. without asking q single question: when
and whom you will marry: settles aud explains
love. family trouble. marriage. divorce. health.
speculations transactions Of all kinds 10 fact. !
no matter what your hope. fear or ambition.
come TO this noted palmist and nnd help There
Is no use for anyone 10 be unsuccessful or un-
happy. No matter what the cause her advice
removes all trouble. She guarantees sztisfac-
tion. Readings. 500 10 7th At nv. b.tveen
G and II sta uo91t
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MADAM IGNORE

GIFTED CLAIRvOYANr AND MEDIUM
Gives trne and good advice ou business love.
divorce and marriage. Tells how to gain success
In anything You wish to do. Tells how to over
come evil infusnoes: how 10 gain and bold the
one you love. Ber sdrice will h-lp you you will
be wiser and happier after seeing this gifted
medium. No guess work questions asked.
What she sees and tells comes true Tells the
full name Of who you wiz marry. the day and
month Give her a trial before you criticise I:
come and be continued what a natural born
clairToysnt can do. Satisfaction or 10 chareea
Hours. II q IN. to 9 % p. M. closed SuudHys
72l ELEVENTH STREET NV
CTWo doors north ot PsIaiS Royal
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MADAM JEANETTE

Egyptian PAlmist and Clairtosant. Gusrsn-
tees to read your entire hfe; she does not tel!
to please but before you utter 4 word she will
tell what you called for: names and dates Of
when and who you Uill marry: il true or false:
how to win and hold the YOU do love: what
business and part of the country 10 beat for you
and Just what TO do to make a success al life:
special readings, 81 90. 500 7th 81. NV. opposite
Saka n ct.FaOtesi
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Seek McNamara Parole.

Chicago. Nov. l3.--An attempi :.
under way to obtain thS parole of
J. J. Mcnamara, COM irt.-d ia cunn-a
pon with the dynamiting of the
lbs Angeles Times Building Clar-
ence Darrow. his attorney. an
victed on the charge OF placing dy-
Mantle which failed to explode
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR sALE-GRAY REED BABY CARRIAGE:
as god IS new. I76S Chu.ch 1t. nv. nol4-tf
SPLENDID GRAY LADIES CHINCHILLA
coat. medium size Si I7SS Church st. NV.
Franklin 4s9J nol4N
SEAL COAT. WORN FIVE TINES: PARTY
going 70 Florida; will 'sarrihce BOX go.
Herald ofBce. uolt2
THREEBCRNER GAS HOT PLATE: ONE
burner Ess oil ON~p. 81 % sch. 15 P
si. NV noIsS
SEAL CoAT. WORN FIVE TIMEs; PARTY
gpins to FLORIDA; will sacrifice. nol>H
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER AND DAY
ton sc2leA Quincy place ne nOlS3t
1915 OLDSMOBILE ROADSTER. GOOD
coadition. NORTHEAST SERVICE Ca
RAGE. IfS q Of. ct ne. noll6t
YOn CANT HIDE YCSn AID IN THE
classified ro!umns-for there isn't q hiding
place there These ads READ. ph24r
WILL CALL IN MY uS:.ETTERED AUTO
mobile CITY or Suburban. snd paw YOU highest
prices Cor ladies. gentlsuieu's. ChIldrep's ds-
Csrded Clotbing Of AL des-ript ons Address
postal or phone uin call. Il. RICE. l32 7th
ct NV. North l76 feE-u
JUST RECEIVED TMFORTED LEECHEs.
parrots. c1narie-. sOldhshes rabbits. dogs.
squ,rirns. etc sOHNID'S BIRD STORE. IL
iEh 81. nv. ocll-u
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Jersey Canvassers Named.

Trenton. n. J.. Nov. IS.-GoVernor
Runyon todsy designated Senators
Haines. Camden; Hammond. Tren-
ton; Eays. Newton and Brown.
Perth AmbOy. 10 serve with him on
the State board OF canvsssers which
will meet November % TO csnvs So
votes in the recent election.
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1T HAPPENED
ON THE HILL

The seat or Senator Thomas s. Mar
tin. who died "Wednesday ~ Char
lottesville. Va, wss draped in black
yesterday. Senator Martin occupied
the seat continuously for - years
By unanimous consent. the Senate
agreed not 10 meet today out OF re-
spect 10 Senator Martin.
President Wilson has begun consdd-
eration OF his message 20 the regular
session OF Congress which meets De-
cember / IL was learned at the White
House yesterday.
Because OF the unsettled Ia Dor con-
ditions and the doubtful state of me
peace treaty, the parts Of the Presi-
dents message dealing with these
subjects viii be the last put on paper.
The total deficit OF the government
sustained In operating the telephons
and telegraph system was sl4.Cs.S7
Postmaster General Burleson reported
TO Congress yesterday.
All amendments to the Constitution
would require ratification by a ma
jority OF voIerr in three-fourths OF
the States BY proposed constitutional
amendment offered YESTERDAY hv Sen
ator F'reliughuysen. y.
Al the request OF Senator Phelan,
Calif.. the railroad administration has
dtrecled that additional motive equip
nlent be rushed to the Pacific coast at
once 10 relieve fruit aud vegetable
growers who are having difficulty
moving their crops
The President yesterday signed the
Joint resolution suspendinG assess
ment work on mining claims during
the calendar wear Of 1919. Similar
resolutions were approved for the two
preceding yesr<.
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MADAME ISMAR.

GIFTED CLAlRvoYANr AND pAI.MIsr
Bonn with double veil: many years IN pIsc
tice: tells what you best adapted for: your
lucky aud unlucky days: how to overcome eri
influences. break uP bad hIck and keep peace in
family make up lovers' uusIrels; tells VINO yoi
will marry and when: readings strictly private.
business confidential. sers sTeTyous. 62 +
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MADAME D'ASHMAN

GNFSY CLAIRVOYANT
Advises you on all conditions OF life: love.
marriage. divorce. business changes: she has
helped others: she eau hep you. ROOM q
Id e. d NV Cur l.ih
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FHRENOLOGlSTS.
NINE. RUTH.

Palmist, Clairvoyant and PhrrnoIogisf
Can rs consulted daily on all affairs Of hie;
satisaction guaranteed: hours. a m. 10 5
p. M Studio so 9Th ct. NV ucln
MADAM SHERA
Phrnologist and business adviser: advice on
sll affairs Of life; this ad and 81 entities you to
q g reading. lul-l3 18th st. NV. Apt. l. Hours
=. m. to 10 D. IN. daily. uo6u
ARE YOU HAPPY
correct and truthful reading Of your life ny
the science Of Phrenology viii show you how
you can be happy. No questions asked Don't
b a failure Advice all subjects
MADAME Waste
Fhrenologist and Business Apus~r
81 Nth st NV. Hours 10 a IN. to s>p. IN. Inis
ad and 81 entities you to my special 81 reading
for two weeks only
uazln
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= = y q
had trouble
with my kid
neys ] passed
small st0u :
and kept get
ting worse all
the time {
WAS under the
iocjNs cafe
O r ou y
months. Then
our children
wanted us 10
ral in an
other doctor
which we cid
and J began
60 improve
Il -
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
SPECIAL NOTICE

WE CANNOT UNDERSTAND Why II
told ynI 50" 50 thckly srEesd the new. sbUur
the square and honest price We paid and do pay
for ladies' and mems worn clothing shoes, etc
and We Nny from owners who can AFFORD to own
good ootheS Main NS JESTH'S OIL
STAND. SO n. uols-lt
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Schools
And
Colleges

WATCH THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS FOR
evidences Of ths growth Of this city. This
pay seem hks an odd susseGion-but II tsnt
oh1ltf
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

John r. and Anna La ooozs-s. ud
Chsnes L and May Beruan. boJ.
Ellsworth NJ and Minis B. CosHsa- pn
Ohss q. and Margaret Nash. HTL
Bernard A and Mildred kunIms-. Sih
Winston H. and Non Brown. hog.
Thoms r. and EiIabsfh W SSttye1sz
soy
COiyORED.
Augustus A and Rens r, Osddie boz.
John and Man NJ rIonss. boy.
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s3oe.ooo Preat->harinE Campaign
Hosiery savings for the entire fam
iiy.-HAHN's.-Adv
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Life s a We d.!

Harrisburg Pa About three
years ago I took sick very suddenly.
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SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.
PERSONAL LIFE READINGS

Verbal. s.: TSpewritten Forecasts, Sc I'd:
Children's Horoscopes and Vocational Guf4Auoe
FRANK THEODORE ALLEN. Director. Astro-
logical Research Society. l05 y NV. Phone
Franklin esq. Appointments preferred.
LIGHT ON ALL LIES PROBLEMS
motif
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THE wAslINGToN HERALD FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Il. 1919
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
Golden Rule, Inc.

NOISCll \ulO, ul(s
The Properties Listed Below Are Selected
From Recent Houses Listed With Us for Sale
NEAR 18TH AND PARK ROAD.
Immediate Possession.
. Exceptionally fine value thoroughly modern home Brick
lot room for garage Poches front and back House must 6e
sold three days Can be inspected through this office Price
$Io,25ooo
- WooDLEY PARK.
Located Garfield northwest Brick house
and baths hot heat
tIiciy laundry large lot Entire house in good condition
SEVENTEENTH STREET NJ w.
(Vaeant
Near Kenyon. White pressed brick house, Containing
with baths hot and electricity aun
dry sleeping porch Garage. In perfect condition Price
$Ia22s Terms.
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE N W.
Near fashionable 10th Brick house. containing
BATH hot heat and electricity laundry In
good condition. Suitable also be
exclusive rooming house. Price, $I5,soo. Terms.
FAIRMONT STREET NJ w.
Located 18th thoroughly modern home,
tanning eight BATH hot heat, and electricity
Excellent garage neGhborhood
A bargain for Sosoo Terms
WHITTIER PLACE N. w.
Furnished bungalow with supply of coal and
the fireplace already the cellar
BATH fireplace. hardwood floors Only built year
Price, furnished, $Io5oo; unurnished. $3.50.
RIVERDALE MD
Detached frame house with q acre OF ground Six rooms
BATH electricity. condition Fine garden
plenty of shade. small running through the
grounds Prices $3.50,
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RIVERDALE, MD.
Golden Rule, Inc.

Real Estate. Loans Insurance and Investments.
zos-6-7 Continental Trust Bldg
Phones Main
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DEATHS REPORTED.

WRITE
Ssl'sdors N Davidson. p yeaIs IT2 I'd q
I~
Norman IDuch - k1ners1ucy Ho.uAtsl
Daisy 4. BslC1lsrr ~ Ti7 sh St pW
Alberta fnsdrich O. sG Z Ospitol 81
Fredezlck W Barrel. ST. GeorEetown HorE4.
EdWard l. Kest. 80 en- route Energeory
James WilsOn. =. provid.nne Hospital.
Jacob u. income. %. 2IB lSh 81 g.
COLORED
Alexander rsirisI Clark. 81. I'D Oaess.a st
Nv
AarnTei Boyon $ ISs 81 ne
OI'belis Brucheuborough. =. ~ Oskdsls o.
Lodi, BROOKS g. X ChAmplain s. NV
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MADAM EPPY

Genuine Egyptian Palmist: reads past, pres
ent and future: satisfaction guaranteed. sI Ia
ave NV no2tf
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY To L,,AN-cso 10 $1,000 ON D c
real estate Several trust fund.-. All trans
action. conducted With 'OOnouioaI co"sideE-tioo
for boTuwers
wM II SAUNDERS 4 co.
souihrrr building 81 18th It nv
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HONEY To LOAN on CITY REAL ESTATE
at current rlt-s Of interest TYLER &
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SPIRITUALISTS.
PALMISTRY.
PROF. MARZABAN.

Pa,mist. Astrologist, ClairvoNant.
100 II ST. NV. Franklin 7Iss.
rrt9
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PERSONALS.

DO YOU LOVE GOOD aEILTHI roo CAN
have H. CRil at I72S 7th st NV
OLD INDIAN HERR RBuEny sHoP.
mil @
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ACC0U TANTS

We train you from the ground up. La
SALE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY. izs Nun
sey Bldg. Main 7sss. Open evenings
FIRST GRADE CIVIL SERVICE ExANINA-
ton for Census Office. November 10 and De
cenaber 10 also First Grsde Oerk emma No
,ember ~ and December Is; tuition for the en-
tife course for these e1zmiDations. S. THE
CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
se. corner issb and r sts nv. Phone Franklin
arp nolztf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
EMRROInERING. BASKETS. BEAD WORK,
antiour: ANYTHING sIiiahIe for dit shop
BOX 673 nol2-6t
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wANTED-ROOM AND BOARD BY YOUNG
nan in downtown section Apply BOX 92
Herald Office. nosa
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LADY EMPLOYED DESIRES FURNISHED
room November IS: vicinity of Dupont Circle.
eau Main letc. branch a. or North lZIJ even
iagS nos 3t
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THREE OR FOUR ROOMS WANTED. FUR
uished or unfurnished with modern cunIen-
isnCss Address BON go. Herald Office.
nos n
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The Properties Listed Below Are Selected
From Recent Houses Listed With Us for Sale
NEAR 18TH AND PARK ROAD.
Immediate Possession.

Exceptionally fine value in a thoroughly modern hon
house. containing nine rooms. bath, hot water heat
lot. room for garage Porches front and back House
sold in three days Can be inspected through this ofe
$Io25ooo.
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SEVENTEENTH STREET N. w.
(Uarantl

Near Kenyon. White pressed brick house, G
with two baths, hot water heat, gas and elect
dry, sleeping porch. Garage. In perfect coudt
$I222s. Terms.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-23
COMPLETE PLANS ANNUAL
MEETING GEORGIA EDITORS

Atlanta, Ga, April 23.-Plans were
perfected for the annual meeting of
the Georgia Uress Association which
will be held at Monroe July Is and &c.
with Editors Ernest Camp and Ed
Caldwell as hosts. President Paul
Harbor, of the association stated that
1919 looks like the banner years of
the. organization which now include
editors OF most of the weekly papers
in Georgia and which recently was
crelf to daily paper representatives
only. Old members who dropped out
are coming back and applications for
new memberships are being received
The editors and their wives will
reach Monroe on the morning of the
18th and will be given a reception
that night at the Walton county court
house at which addresses will be
heard. Business sessions will be held
Tuesday morning and afternoon when
Journalism and advertising will be
discussed. Various forms of enter
tainments will be forthcoming among
them a barbecue =.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-23
GEORGIA LAWMAKERS
MAKING THEIR PLANS
Although Body Will Be Brand New,
Old Presiding Oyicers Will Be
Rcelected--HoIder unopposcd
For Speaker.

! Atlanta, Ga, April 23.-It is just
two months until the lawmakers of
| Georgia come to Atlanta for their an
nual session, but already discussion
! is going on concerning its organiza-
ton and the legislation that will fea-
ture the session Although many of
The legislators, familiar figures in the
halls of the house and the senate,
will again represent "the folks back
home" there will be new faces--a
new legislature in the sense that the
organization will be brand new
Fortunately, presiding officers Of
both houses in the last legislature, are
asking to be reelected. John N. Hold
er, former speaker Of the house, has
no opposition for reelection, and ii
he did, according to talk here it
would be next to impossible to defeat
him. Mr.. Holder has a peculiar and
pleasing hold upon legislators, just
as he has upon the folks hereabouts
and ever the state. plain John
Holder" as he is often spoken of, is
probably one OF the best informed
men in Georgia on state questions and
legislation. He has made it study
Tor many years and he knows it like
a book. ASK John Holder; he knows"
is a common remark among lawmak-
erS. Common schools, good roads.
agricultural matters, and things like
that which interest the common run
of people, are dear to the heart OF
PR, Holder. and this may account for
I his great popularity as a man and a
! lawmaker Newspaper men like him,
Ilike him immensely, and although
they know he will be the next speak
err if he wants the place, they are
already for him tooth end mil"
The election of Hon Sam Olive of
Augusta, as president of the senate,
seems as assured fact. Lawmakers
close to him, who have been in At
lanta, say that his pledges in the new
senate make it impossible to defeat
him, no matter whom may oppose
AHA, d. +. McClatchey, secretary OF
the senate, and e. B. Moore, clerk of
| the house. have no opposition.
The big Question at the June SEES
Sion Of the legislature will be high
ways. The State Highway Commits
sion. of which Judge T. e. Patterson
# the prison commission, is chair.
man. has gone in the subject thorough
~ and will lhave several bills for the
body to consider, although Judge Pat
terson personally endorses the An
drews bill. He says it is the best
measure yet presented for giving
Georgia and every county seat town
its Just share, Of good highways. The
state will be asked to issue 100000.
600 worth Of percent bonds and
special taxes are fixed to meet the
ill.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-04-23
POPPIES WILL HONOR
MEMORY OF HEROES

Atlanta, Ca, April ga movement
is in progress in Atlanta, and which
promises to become statewide, to en-
courage the planting of peoples in
memory Of the Georgia boys who fell
in Flanders, where popies bloom in
great profusion. Furthering the move
ment. local seed dealers are supply
ing small packets of seed without
cost, but everywhere in town the idea
meets with favor.
In Flanders field the peoples Will
bloom again this year, and their
blooming will have a new significance
to those thousands of American men
and women whose brave boys have
closed their eyes in eternal sleep in
the country where they so courageous,
ly offered themselves on the alta" OF
human liberty. $50 many of our boys
are resting amid the flowers over
there" that like flowers should bloom
in like places over here" said one
Atlanta mother