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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
sERIA GRAVE ERROR De LOS B0LSHEVIKES NO
ACEPTAR LA INVITACION De LOS ALlADOS
Ash 10 cree Ell representante boIsheviki en- Paris, QUEEN aeon
se;ara a SD gob. que concurra a la conferencla proyectada
SACARAN MAS vENTAJAS QUE ~DESVENTAJAS

reclamaciones Y contestar a sus enc
migoS.
Ell Ministro de Relaciones fran
ces. u. Pichon, que tan energica-
mente Sc cporia I c1alquiera forma
de reconocimiento de los Soviets,
antes dc que ell Supreme Console de
la Confaerncia de Paz acordara ha-
GER IL proposition dicha, recibio aver
a los representatives de Ia prensa
extranjera en- SUI despacho del Niue
lie de Orsay.
"Ninguna noticia hemos tenido
hasta ahora de los b~olshevikis, res
pac5o de Ia conferencia propuesta,'
dijo ell Ministro a los periodistas.
ia question de Ii conferencia en-
Ia Isla del Principe, aun Sc halla obs
cura. Los aliados no Sc prooonen
hacer ningln reconocimiento de los
b~olshevikis. Supplements desean CO.
nocer sus razones o argumentos, 10
mismo que los de las otras faccio-
mes en- Russia"
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PARA FINES De FEBBRRERO QUEDARAn
LICENCIADAS TODASLASI ROPAS
S6gIar,ente SCI an retenidos los soldadOs que sean
n~ecesarios para el servicio indispensable,
declare aI General March

licencjados.
FL citado funcionario manifesto
adem&s que So han hecho arre~los
cor L. Secretaria de Marina Y Ia de
Guerra. para aumentar a 100000
81 numero de hombrcs que Sc trans
porten mensualmente de Europa 4
este pals. V que de acucrdo cor cso>
~proyectos. todas las fuerzas amerl-
caras expedicionarias podrian ser
traidas a les EStados Unidos, Y des-
movilizadas dentro de seis meses.
FL general March, manifesto que
aun no Sc habia dcterminado por el
Presidcnte Wilson, el nImero de
hombreS que seran retenidos en- Ell
eiercito de oc~upaci0n. pero que Sc
ha designado va un numero dc tro-
pas amer;canas para que regresen .
este pals, mayor que ell que print
tivamente habia propueSto cl Ma
riscal Foch.
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:. Il :.

PARIS, Enero 27.-El Supreme
Consejo dc Ia Conferencia de Paz,
Sc reuni6 nuevamente hoy 4 las
1880 de la manana en- Ia Sala del
Reloj. del Ministerio de kelaclones
Exteriores frances. Ademas de los
diez miembros que integran csc
Console. estuvieron presentes en- la
session un regular numcro de conSe-
ieros tecnicos sobre c~uestlones CO.
loniales. entire los que sc contaban
tres REPRESENTATIVES adiuntos de Ia
delegation americana.
El principal V primer asunto que
So tomo en- consideration por el Sill
premo Console. fue el de Ia Liga de
rs Naciones. La question principal
!e este asunto, fue Ia selection por
las nac;ones mas pequenas de sus
cinco delegados para cada una de
las comisiones especiales que Sc
nombraron ell Sabado.
FL Console de los Die2. como los
francescs llaman ahora q los minis
tros de las cinco grandes ~potenclas,
tiene cara su consideration en- Ia
session eiecutiva. Ia question de los
arreglos territoriales. Ia abolicion
de! ~seryicio militar obligatorio V Ia
reconstruction economical de A!ema-
MIA. Estas cuestiones, de acUerdo
cor los metodoS aprobaGos para e.
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NO SIGNIFICA Ell RECONOCl-
MIENTO DE LOS Boil
SHEVIklS.

PARIS. enero 27.-M. Pichon. Minis
tro de Negocios EXtranjeroS del &C.
bierno de Francia declare hoy Il los
periodistas que Ia invitacion envia-
Ga por ell Congerso de Ia Paz d las
varias faccioneS rusaS, para que nom
bren Delegates a n junta que ha-
bra Ge celebrarse en- la Isla del Prin-
cipe. 10 significa de ninguna manera
los Poderes de la Entente hayan
dado su reconocimiento al g%cbierno
bolsheviki.
Aseguro. as; mismo, el Mimstro de
Negocios Extranjeros de Francia,
Que IA Liga de las Naciones del Nun
do estaba asegurada, Y que los pode-
res confian plenamente en- liegar a un
ccrvenio en- ell terreno comun.
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E E,,E ERA QUE FL TRATAD0 De PFAAz.
Sc PUEDA FERMAR PARA ABRIL
Fl Consejo de los Diez, como Sc llama al Supreme
Console, sigue trabajando activanlente en- la
r~esoluciio6El de todos los graves asuntos

procedimiento, seran luego pasadas
a las comisiones relativas.
Parece que la Conferencia de Paz
hard muy rapidos progresses en- sUS
labores en- 10 successive. Una alta an
toridad diploma@ica f~rancesa. estI-
ma que Ia Conferencia tendra listos
para meGiados o fines de mario, los
terminus de paZ, para Someteries a
Ia ratification de los varios gobler-
nos H~acionales Representatives en- Ell
Congress-. 81 tai cosa Sc realiza de
esa manera. los Delegates alemanes
seran convocados para que Sc pre-
senten en- Paris, para principles de
Abril. para la firma del tratado de
paZ.
Otras de las cuestiones que cl
Supreme Consejo de Ia C~onferencia
de Paz. debe haber tratado en- su
session de csta manana, o ell la de
Ia tarde, es Ia de la suerte deflnltlva
de las ~colonias alemanas.
Para las Comisiones de Ia COME
rencia de Paz que Sc nombraron en-
IL session plenaria del sabado, fue-
ron designadoS los s~iguientes amerl-
canos:
Com;sion de reparaciones: B. NJ
Baruch. Norman Davis y Vance Nc
Cormick.
Comisi6n de Legislation Obrera:
Edward n. Hurley Y Samuel Com
perS.
ComisiGn de Was fluviales. carrie
teras internacionales. etc, Henry
White.
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Solo una muier J
ievokers 81 dinero.

GevcNers 81 dinero.
e precio &c "a Creme
.amente de $500. MaHde
pedido para EastOS de en-,
sean ent-eEaCcs en- 81 casa
CRENA. EscIba = "a sig
z ELSA N0Lih.
YEA I'd.
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:. qui.ed by the act Of October ., 1917
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:
WASHINGTON. Enero 27.-E

WASHINGTON. Enero 21.-El
general March. Jefe del Estado Ma
vor del Ejercitc Americana, discu-
tiendo hoy o Ia Comision Militar
del Senado, los pvoycctos para Ia
decentralization del ~eiercito ameri-
cane. diio QUE habia aun cerca de
7S5, 900 hombres en- los campoS MI
litares de- los EStados Unid0s y que
.odos ellos. 0 exception de los Qle
dc5an ser retenido> para el servl-
clio indispensable scrdn liceHcia-
BILE. e. mayor general March
jnform6 tamhien que hasta el sa-
bado al mediodia. habian llegado de
Europa. $4,000 hombres. n grar:
parte de los cualeS habian sido va
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PARIS. Enero 27.-Segun dice
un despacho i~nalamorico recIbido en-
esta capital. los revoluc!onarios mo-
narQuicos en- Portugal, So halian en
complete control de las provincias
dc Mimic V Tras los Monies, que Sc
italian err Ia parte Septentriora! del
rais. Tambien Sc dice an Ell despacho
de r~eferencia, que las tropas repu-
blicanas que fueron derrotadas en-
Coimbra. Sc hallaoan 4 punto de
pasarse con los realistaS.
Las provincias de Mimic Y IraS
Os Monies. han sido el centric de la
operaciones de los reallstaS Y segur
Sc anunciaba en- IN despacho de VI
90, Espana, ell ex-Rey Manuel habla
descmbarcado va en- Mimic para po-
nerse al frente de las :ropaS mcnar-
quicas.
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LISBOA. Enero 27.-El gob!erno
republican, esta recOncentrando nu-
merosos nucleos lie fucrZas para So
focar la rebellion ~monarQuica en- O.
rorto. segun dice TN informc Official
que Sc do a Ia publicidad hoy en-
csta CAPITAL. En- dicho informc Sc
da tambian una description dc la
victoria aicanZada por las fuerzas
rcpuhiicanas sobre los realiStas en-
Monte Santo. colina que Sc halla 81
tuada cerca de esta capital.
cuentaateostiw?QFD SeLai vis,Jyoc
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PARIS, Enero 27.-El represen-
tante del gobierno del Soviet russo
en- esta capital, que no tiene carac-
ter Official rcconocido, recomendara
Y aconsejara i su gobierno, qIe acep-
tie Ia proposition para una %conferen>
cia con las ~poteacias asociadas, jun
tgmente con las otras fa~cciones ru-
Sas. en- la lsla del Principe, segun Sc
suro hoy aqul.
Jean Longuep. editor del periodi-
CO radical "Popuiaire," a quien el
@obierno del Soviet pidio que inves-
tigara 10 relative a la proposition
de II ~conferencia, declare en- una
e]ntreyista hoy. que los bolshevikis
tenian mas que ganar que perder
Dor esas corversaciones con las po-
teMcias asociadas. las que, per otra
parte. les rermitirian establecer sus
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Cuando necesite libros en- espanoi.
diriiase a Ignacio E. Lozano.. us \.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. lex.
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I. master Z; san antonio. Tex as re-
!, CURED ny the act Of Octooct o. 1'A''
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
TOBACCO MAN MAKES
SERIOUS COMPLAINT
SAYS NEW TOBACCO GROWERS
NOT WILLING TO DO WORK

One of the leading tobacco experts
in this section makes a serious but
friendly criticism of the work of the
new tobacco growers in this coun
ty. In short his complaint is
that the growers who have gotten to
the point where picking and curing re-
quire much time, but have been dis
posed to prove "slackers" on their
jobs. They are unwilling to sit up with
a barn of tobacco and See that it is
properly cured and as result, he
says, poor quality most of the time
goes to market. The grower tells the
closing chapter of the story and
swears off.
Tobacco raising requires a great
deal of work and care, according to
this man, and most of the new grow
ers are hard to convince that they
must stay with it. Some of the grow
ers in Crisp are getting good prices
because they are staying close and
grading it after it is cured.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
ALL PALMER'S SPECIAL AGENTS
ORDERED TO WORK
MUCH EVIDENCE is GAINED
Only Radical Propaganda
Will Have Right of Way
Over Food Investigation.

Washington, Aug. All special
agents of the Department of Justice
over the country have been ordered
to assist the district attorneys in un-
covering the evidence of profiteering
in food stuffs and other necessities.
Attorney General Palmer's instruc-
lions were that the special agents
should drop everything but the most
pressing cases now pending and de-
vote their entire attention to assist
ing in the campaign to reduce the
cost of living The result will be to
put hundreds of trained investigators
in search for men who have inflated
prices exorbitantly.
While it was not so stated, the inn
preston is gained that nothing but
the investigation of radical propa-
ganda will be allowed to interfere
with the orts to punish profiteerng.
Numerous reports received by the de-
partment from the district attorneys
indicated that much evidence against
the profiteers is being accumulated.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
FAIR MEETING IS
CALLED FOR AUG. l6
DETAILS OF PENDING BUSINESS
WILL BE DISPOSED OF

President Dekle and Secretary w.
2. Fleming of the Crisp County Fair
Association have called a meeting of
the directors of that body for next
Saturday for the purpose of disposing
of business which has accumulated
during the summer months.
The final plans for the weeks fair,
from October 81 to November 1, will
be gone over and discussed with the
view of getting ready.
Live stock and agricultural ex-
hibits all promise to be very excel
lent. 1t is indicated that the live
stock show will be fine, Farm Demon
strative Agent Turner finds this true
in many communities.
The girls canning clubs will have
verv fine show of food products.
Miss Hamilton is well pleased with
the prospects in this direction.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
POPULAR YOUNG COUPLE
Welded IN ELEVENTH

Mr. HOyt d. Pickett and Miss Pearl
childers were married this afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Judg'
James Collins in the Eleventh Dis
trict, Judge Ceilings performing til
ceremony.
|. These are popular young people,
having live din the community most
of their lives, The groom is the SOC
of Mr. w O. Pickett, well-to-do farm
er Of the community, and has many
friends on all sides. The bride is an
attractive young woman, having many
| lovable traits of character. She is
the daughter of Mr.. d. w. Childers
likewise a progressive farmer in the
community. The young couple viii
have the good wishes of a host Of
| friends on all sides.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
NO VIOLENCE OR THREAT IS
PURPOSE
UNION LEADERS DECLARE
If President And Congress
Cannot Bring Relief, La
Dor Must Find Solution.

Washington, Aug. 9.-Leaders Of
the fifteen organizations of railroad
employees united today in the definitet
assertion that they" had no desire
and have had none, to impress upon
the public by violence or threat their
proposal that the railroads be nation
allied under "tripartite control"
Declaring their request that living
costs be reduced or wages increased
was aside from the question of future
disposition of the railroad problem,
the labor leaders said that if the
President and Congress could not
meet this request, the men would
"hove to try to find another solution"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
RUMANIA TIES
OUT MOVEMENT
FOOD HUNGARY
STATE OF SEIGE DECLARED IN
BUDAPEST
ALLIES SHOWING CONCERN
Supreme Council Has Mat
ter Unde Discussion Try
ing to Lift Embargo.

Paris. Aug. 9.-While the Supreme
Council held no stated meeting to-
day, members of the council discussed
the Hungarian question informally
The conversations among the mem
bers here were upon the question of
Rumania's attitude rather than tho
status of the new Hungarian govern
ment.
Dispatches from the American re-
lief officers in Hungary state that all
transportation, including that on the
Danube, is being held up as this in.
wolves the danger of famine, allied of
ficials have appealed for an effort to
lift the embargo placed by the Ru-
manians on supplies, as well as all
other embargoes on food transporta-
ton and distribution affecting the re-
gion.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
COX HAS
FINE POTATOES
FIVE ACRES PORTO RlCAN VANS
ON COUNTY FARM

Captain T. C. Cox, superintendent OF
the county farm, has five acre patch
of sweet potatoes that promises a
fine yield for the prisoners this fall.
Captain Cox brought the Dispatch ..
sample today which weighed IL
pounds and measured some ten inches
in length He has made use OF the
Porto Rican potato and is sure to get
good results.
The county farm :. usually sets the
pace in food crops Captain Cox being
able to save the county a handsome
sum each Year in cost of provisions.
His potatoes alone this year will be
worth several hundred dollars.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
Entente in Full Accord

Geneva, Aug. 9-The interallied
mission at Budapest, after a confer.
ence with Archduke Joseph and Pre-.
mer Friedrich, has forwarded to Pre-
mier Clemenceau report that the ell
tente representatives are in full .
cord with the new Hungarian govern
ment, according to a Vienna dispatch.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
SANITARY INSPECTOR GIVES
WARNING TO CITY RESIDENTS

Sanitary Inspector ]. NJ. Cox warns
people of Cordele against putting
brush, grass, or trash of any kind in
the streets or avenues. This warning
applies to those who have alley privi-
Ieges.
He asks the cooperation of the pub
lie in order that a cleaner city may be
enjoyed by everybody.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
Atlanta Still Out

Chicago, Aug. 9.-While signs of
Improvement in the strike of the rail
road shopmen is indicated by reports
from central west points, others
showed at some divisional points that
the men wede disinclined to heed
the advise of President Wilson and
their grand lodge officers to return to
work pending the wage settlement.
Messages from Atlanta, Denver and
Little Rock said the men were against
returning to work.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10

Boston, Aug. 9.-The shopmen's
strike on New England roads has a
caused a further curtaiment of pas
senger train service and additional de-
lays in the movement of freight today.
Many special trains, notably ex-
presses, from New York to the noun
tains and Maine, were cut off from
the schedule.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
TO WORK PENDING WAGE SET
ELEMENT
IMPROVEMENT IN WEST
At Some points Men Disin-
clined to Heed Advice of
President.

Washington, Aug. 9.-Reports to the
Railroad Administration today were
expected to show a gradual improve
ment in the strike situation. Union
officials have estimated that only for
ty thousand out Of the five hundred
,thousaid men in the shop crafts, went
on a strike.
They express confidence that nego-
tiations can be begun by Tuesday uh-
der the terms stipulated by President
Wilson
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
Congress Studying

Washington, Aug. 9.-Congress got
down today to Analysing and digest
ing the Presidents recommendations
for a reduction of the increased cost
OF living. Members of the Senate and
House Interstate Commerce and Agri-
culture Committees which would have
in hand the framing of legislation to
extend the fool control act and regu-
late the storage of food stuffs, gave
particular attention to the address.
Neither branch is in session today.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
SECRET STRIKE IS f.
new GERMAN PLAN
GOVERNMENT MAKING EFFORTS
TO STOP SPREAD. /.

Berlin, Aug. 8. ASSOCIATED Press.)'
The government announces the dis
covery of an extensive secret strike
movement which if successful will
lead to a general railroad strike in
central and perhaps all OF Germany
September first. I
Sparticist and communist agitators
are charged with being the leaders,
The government is using every means
to suppress it.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
GILLEN'S MAN PUTS ON
CHOLERA REMEDY HERE

Mr.. T, P Cline, representing the
Gillen Cholera Remedy Company, has
just finished a campaign here in the
interest of good hogs and more hogs.
He is placed a remedy which is back
ed by strong testimonials revealing
that much good has been accomplish
ed in the treatment of disease. The
remedy is on sale at Fant's Drug and
Seed Store.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
SUNDAY SERVICES AT
THE METHODIST CHURC

Sunday school 1000 A. NJ. Or
g3nised Bible classes taught by com
petent teachers.
Preaching at 11:3O A. NJ. and 1896
p. NJ by the pastor. Subject for the
morning hour, Appointments Thai
Jesus Has With Us" for the evening
THE Great Destroyer Sin" All The
members and friends OF the churcl
are urged to be present at all service
Good music and welcome for all tn
masses.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
WILSON HANDS IN
DOCUMENTS WANTED
SENATE YILL GET PAPERS IN
DISPUTE MONDAY.

Washington, Aug 9.-Documents
used by the American peace delega-
ton atParis and which have been
sent to this country will be trans
mitted to the Senate Monday by Presl
dent Wilson in response to Il request
of tho Foreign Relations Cor
&c President bad intended to send
the papers to the capitol today, but
the Senate was not in session.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
NO UNION WITH
HUNGARY PLANNED
RUMANlANS DENY REPORT OF
PROPOSED DUAL KINGDOM.

Paris, Aug. 9.-The report that a
union between Hungary and Rumania
in the form of a dual kingdom is be-
ing planned has been formally de-
MED, a Berne dispatch says.
A Rumanian bureau is maintained
at Berne and it is thought that de-
NAL may come from that source.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
No News in Washington

Washington, Aug. 9.-Secretary
Baker and Gen March, chief of staff,
said they knew nothing of any order
recalling Gen Pershing to the United
States. White House officials said
they had not been advised that such
an order had gone forward. ta-
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
Michinan ATTORNEYS Active

Lansing, Aug. "a meeting here
of the eightytthree prosecuting at
torneys in Michigan has been called
by Attorney General Groesbeck to or
ganize for full cooperation in the
grand jury investigation into the cost
of living which is expected to begin in
the circuit court here August thirteen.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
Greater Efficiency Offered

Washington, Aug. Glenn E.
Plumb, continuing his testimony to-
day before the House Interstate Com
merce Committee declared if the plan
ct the brotherhoods for the control OF
railroads were applied to the Postof
flee Department, that the gvernment
agency would be conducted with great
err iciency.
He said the Postoffice Department
As the only great industry politically
managed.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
CONTRACT HALF MILLION
BARRELS OIL AWARDED

Washington, Aug 9.-The award
to the Mexican Petroleum Corporation
of contract for half MILLION barrels
of fuel oil at a dollar and eigt teen
cents a barrel for delivery at ST.
Thomas, w. l., was announced today
by the Shipping Board
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
FAMOUS MARINES ON
PARADE AT CAPITAL

Washington, Aug. 9.-Presi-
dent Wilson will review the ia
NOUS marine brigade of the
Second Division in Washington
Tuesday. Orders for two regi-
ments of marines to parade
here were issued today by Act,
ing Secretary Roosevelt.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
MEMBERS ENGAGED IN STUDY
ING REMEDY
CONGRESS ACT PROMPTLY
Committees of Both Houses
Engaged Today in Digest
ing Recommendations.

Washington, Aug. 9.-Republican
leader Mondell declared in the House
today that Congress was ready to act
promptly on such legislation as was
needed to carry out the suggestions
made yesterday by President Wilson
for reducing the high living costs.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
Saving the Jews

Vienna, Aug at is reported that
in view of the POgrom which been
threatened in Hungary, menacing the
Jews, the commander of the Ruman-
ian troops has issued an order that
any crime against the Jews will be
punished Immediately by death.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH

Preaching at 1870 A. NJ. and $50
L. NJ.
Bible Study every Sunday morning
except the second Sunday.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday
night.
The public is cordially invited.
r. H. BARWJCK Pastor
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
REPUBLICAN LEADERS READY TO HELP WILSON CHECK
SWEEPING ADVANCE in COST OF ALL FOOD PRODUCTS
WILSON MAY SPEAK
ON FOOD PROBLEMS

Washington, Aug. 9.-The
domestic problems now facing
the country may be taken up
directly with the people by
President Wilson during his
forthcoming trip in the inter
est of the peace treaty. This
was indicated today at the
White House, where also was
said plans for the tour are 60
ing forward.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10
NORTH DAKOTA BUILDS
fELOUR MILLS FOR RELIEF

lBtalT ark, Aug. 9.-NOrth Dakota,
throGgE the state mill and elevator
association, announced today, the pur
chase of a flour mill, and the locat-
ing of four large mills, and terminal
elevators in the state, the construc-
tion of which will be pushed in an eff
fort to aid in the reduction of the
high cost of living.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-08-10

indianapolis, Aug 9.-Representar
tives of farmers organizations in "a
wheat and corn growing states will
attend a conference in Washington
Monday morning to discuss the high
cost of living, and lay plans for
cd action on the investigations, ac-
cording to John G. Brown, president