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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-09-28
Prices of Cotton
Seed In Southern

Little Rock, Sept 27.-The COM
mittee on information appointed at
the meeting held in Little Rock,
September 10, of farmers, ginners
and oil men, after due elaboration
and consideration has given out the
following statements:
list. That after careful consider
alton they decided to eliminate all
zones and make the whole state one
territory.
End. After a thorough investiga-
ton based on the chemical analysis
of number of samples Of seed from
over the state, it feels that the $500
per ton now being deducted by the
oil mills should be eliminated.
The committee also wishes to re-
port that they have received by wire
the following information on what
mills are paying for cotton seed in
other states:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-09-28

the best The United States depart
ment of agriculture has published
bulletin 941 on water systems for
farm homes, which describes some OF
the systems by which running water
may be installed in the farm home.
This circular may be had free of
charge by addressing Dean Martin
Nelson, College of Agriculture
Fayetteville
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-09-28
Our "Strikinp" Times.

The Father-"But have you enough
money to marry my daughter
The Suitor-"Well, sir at the mo-
ment | only get 300 francs a month";
but by going on strike every other
month for higher wages, l shall be
getting 90 francs by the end Of the
year. lie Rire (Paris).
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-09-28
JES WANT REPRESENTA-
TON

York, Sept. 27.-The Ma
I. association . for the Advance
q Colored People has made
letter to President Wilson
us attention to the fast that,
sIoes are among the % men
~ parts of the country inviY
IN meet In Washington on Oct.
IAN new relations between la
n let yer, which is signed BY
" '. onlllady, asks the appoint
y negroes to the commission
Pp Iosac . to the percentage that
l ,Suor forms of the country's
's00r supply, namely II per-
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-09-28
Solo.

Solo.
k y .nl 5, car for a song"
| Bosto,, mat G you gave a note for
'0n Evening Transcript.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21
BOARD AND ROOMS
LLuHT HousEKTEPIEG Rooms IA

ELGIN. S. Eog reo rnr'g mro,shcd
light hou,ckrrrl,, ,o0m.
q ROOM ART nr uu' for u.rr hou.r-
tctpluF. r"fr'su.. ,agarnd. aro pr
Wilson pbonr -.,
s I..u ,orosnqd room
close tn Kitchen ur'iIa.
MNIN. s.. lra0 Housekeeping room,
modcrn uo ahUIrau can a'trr g J. ~
or uhoH" roon
JACKSON a. iIp Two neat clean. well
furnished housrk,'pinE roOms Van Ing
distance reasonable rent Phone i3S'.
RoSToN, l22 ouo complc.sy hr
ni'hcd Housekeeping room modern.
Nhouc A6slt
DNyENPoRT. =. lopo Private entrance
front aud rear ul.ry furnished rcA
ron RFNr Two parity furnished sem,
basement rooms, Sidewalk Iey~. persons
willing do laundry worE acceptable ros.
tonahlo rent Phone I.7' ln2t Norh
Hoston
kFNOsHA. s.. toa Light housekeeping
room Tor rent Walking distance
ARCHER, W III Light houseEcspins
rooms FOR rent Phone 21p2
CuEYENNE y d25 Cloan. comfortable.
housekeeping rooms. new and modern;
electric lights. everything furnished Tins
nctEhborhood close 100 sce thcss first
and sayr lImc
BOSTON. - sOo Two large newly fnr
nishcd light housekeeping rooms down
stairs private entrance Phone onill
ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED II
NICELY furnished front sleeping room ior
rent. suitable Tor onr or two gentlemen
also space iu garage tur car, loil :"
'lnriNnhu
IA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21
EMPLOYMENT
SITUATION WANTED MALE

POSITION HY TYpIT wanted just r..
turned from service Phone -.-'
POSITION wanted 9Th some gpoi rsa.
estate firm - sa.ssmau will furuHh
rar vel. acquainted VIth city ard ~.
rounding country. commission or sA.'fl
and -ommiN'iou hidrrM Il o., care
World
WANTED RS Nan and wife ~yrk iH OBJ
fields ~ouAn cook capable 81 iastnE
'u.I charge man stout MANDY man
Phone gil'
TWO competent accountants and ou r"Id
material men would 'Lr to secure "HIrn
sof. evenings ou small accounts DR..
ing contractors and sua.I OIL produr''
accounts specially. address u 81.
car" World
Att AROUND cAstnghcAd grsoIn" mhu
will be- open To oorsIirr U1angr \rrn J.
rdprstAUd the business thoroughly .
strcLy robrr and reliable. wIiH lrnt oi
reference Address r.. care World
ANYOhF ~Antlny house cleaning window
washing and carpet beating cal 4'"'.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE a.
EN SCHOOL TEkCIFR four yeNr.' course
Iu laId care wants uifu ul ,h.Nf'r lh
Irst .'iEt home. VIII consider 'ra'u..R
r-'crru,, given. address 3D. care
word
PO 1TlON WANTED ht gouus adF N'n
experience d. hDuktrapDr ur clerical
work ran hr0rh reference Address
X iS care world
ENPFRIFNCFD ,rrnographcr desire, posi-.
iru with rrIaHIo firm. references iu'.
nrsh"d last position giyon TO returned
soldier rhon" rom
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21
WANTED TO BUY
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
roN sALE or ExCMANGt

FOR SALE or trade. improved '1h ar,
farm ln Boone Co, An Wlli trade 'o'
property iu CollinsytI'r Rcd tnrk or
sand Springs line CaIl at los " I.ni
" T. Meudcnhal
ACRE TRACr-Ncw two.room house near
raycd road Nud car line vi. sr. Tor
cash or trade Tor business. Aldrgn
N x p care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21
PAINrINn ANN nrCORArINn

CNS SAVE YOu MONEY ON parerhAns
ing and raininr. call for eSumalr, al
wors guaranteed r s Sutherland
Phone iAlT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21

UuOkkIFVIR of f.t wears ,Nrrrr"r,
wants position familiar with a. lHy-
.||E reference Phone $3.50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21

army officer desires 20.
sI,on. NOT particular us 10 k.md ~ work
.o ..rr as Uarr B.. rhsnr" for advance
msnf. ur,irr work with su company Nd
dress BoA ? a. care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21
PERSONAL PROPERTY
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

NOTICE NTnc new Kitchen cabinet small
table At bargain -Inouo s1lH
FOR SALE REASONABLE, onc large velvet
rug q rockers. Call 5a-iJ
FOR SALE New ivor, bedroom furRllure
and k,ichrn furniture. AN leaving town
J., good bargain also half duplex
hous" Tor ron, Phone S1lp
DINING TARLF qusrrrrrd OK. cnairs.
fumed osk. leather. t',ftrd davenport, etc.
Phone I05g
lOR SALE Furniture Tor one bedroom.
Library table. rocker. one small ah'r
Flo south fIcin rhS>o 1927,
FRISCO. : sos Furniture for sale
FOR SALE Reed baby carriage iu good
condition. can NJ $50 Vain
MILLER ) second hsud store needs more
goods vii pay moro Than any dealer
IN Iu0" Phone Us iooa
FrRNGTu RE wANTED-bargc or small
lots, rrsItcnccg. hotels. roomirg houses
now or second hand stocts. Anywhere.
cash ready. prompt attention. clay Auu
ton Co, u " First ~ Phone 1l2I
FOR sALE--Complctc bcahuml ivory bed.
room set, practically new. rhon" 7ljt.
FURNITJ RI for sale Of three room, iH
good condition; house for rent az
Jefferson -
lOR iNLE--N EttcHcu range. gas heat.
'rS and one rug pylg and leather top
library tAb.s tl2 y. Rouldcr
SEWlNG MACHINE Rrand.ncw latest
model singer sacrifice. Phone 1907 r
FOR SNLf-Srwing machine. good condi
uon $40. ~ W Nlp'h Phone uip'.
WANTED Second hand goods, We buy
snything and sell everything Don't sell
unit! you call t534 Diamond Furniture
90.
MATTRESSES RENovATFp-And r.oo,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21
MATTRF SSFS Renovated ard recovered /.
returned hons the same iS Phone
1ilg Sanitary Mattress Co

SEWING or Ald. KIvpS 9Irrauou {.
specially Phone sIGt
NON UNION CONTR ACrOR Carpenter
painter aud decorator I Ju everything
that house rrQvirrs $50 brick and
cuu.rrlr ! Ny cash 'ur materials aud
do your WORK snti'h.ior.ly Phons
sac { v Barnes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21

WANTED. \ !oh 10 drive Ford tuck
or r,r. or taamNrg wurA call phoHr
yNgs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21

LOST wild rose gold RofclA pin ssi
with = Diamond and pearl reward 4 re-
turned phnno 2 sand Springs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FLATS AND APARTMENTS

MAIN S.. I62l-Ior rent or -alm
modern. completely Furnished Apartment
go adult, only, references required.
Phone 2at2 II
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21

BOSTON ,. .Ni tryour drurIur good
meals pI| NnI them ~ Tins address
Ne. .vutD nicely trrVrl strictly hfa'
F.nHH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21
BUSINESS SERVICE
RUsIEEss SERVICE OFFERED

SEE ward Detective tgenrv phoro. "l9g
a. % hu1 lTaI Tulsa ul'a f.r Grim
|rgI and civil work Criminal and sp.
t.a|. collection our work guaranteed
work rP houir and abroad
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21
ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED II

NICELY furnished front sleeping room ior
rent. suitable Tor onr or two gentlemen
also space iu garage Tor car, 1927 :"
Cincinnati
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21

* nj2 81 81
\NNN ~ % u N
wv w II I.OJI
~ = . ~
\ -k for MIR Harvey
.NANIIp..r hHIs. Ln ,orA Phone Ia
Iuu M Az Tor Herman
~ u. ''FltD lNfF N''n "" 'AF ir'"
N' moan irf" ~ d"n mean D" i",i 'h"
eyes 'rr" to ,hnrE" you SO or SO on
l.' lenses. ih" prices Wit hr tho sam"
o.. h'I"'r oh.y ON lenses Tor very d'ih
.' 'N". MA remember We 'pe't e"
nn''I a. u,sn s,Au' ,rn'rr a, mere - 10
.'' .lrd Hl'''' i"r I"fr ana hDP
'"N W" viii handle ground l'nsrs only
'.' ~ Nns prices l"r 'pr. .'A, ground
u. come much h,s.rr Tri.,, r,ns,ng
from .. io 81 p,Ir a paving from =, to
tiu rrnr. on ground l.nscs. average
strength Wi run as hc'orc =" IN" test
,'s '' '''".N.,.l it'r. "''l We -" 10
.,.,rl, KICK r,,d, sr,,, ,b",s
r.' a",., ST, .,I .5,,,,,J 4,
n-I,r saI yn,,,rtecd to give ,ou per
r.s, ,ner vision Nounungs ant framr
So u"N I,yr Them at Doe pa,r up u
g. r.r IA. ,hr uph of IN, month
I"hn mr Ring Man will have graduate
lrft'lrirN "N'..'ah k"m'mhHf lh' dhl"
Then "" ~. Doe equipped Win a CON
p'"Ie oruna' store AMI w. want to nouN
n"'.u F'op' 80 ,''' "s" ~"
g'" y, W,
,,, ,,.r.. ..,,.,. io,, ,ot,1,
sIs.v. ncau 1.,rra sale, and email rront
John Is an old umc ,Ard man and will
give 10 per cont discount 70 an men With
WfIuU |AfI lfIIr FU#F card tlrr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21
FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

"I", .-J JJ'' c,~t w. Rdnm, oH n,,e, rI"r,b.,m
U,,ro, W,Iko,cr q Dor,ld and othrr
good grsdes. wili sci me lot at a. 20
pair good widths and sizes NJ :
haniard, 'tr "'"oA'' oAA
1up Nu,ua, Inve.tmcnt romp.ny Let a.,
nr,,IJc yon ,ib an tprnmr sIOn prr
r,,,.b ~ mo,c Irouir. about nrr .rk
Ji.ah,li,y and dcNh bsnefts our home
building plan Is the easiest and most
liberal TO ccri'hrate holders R"pfy'"n'
iaulr' on lh"fA contracts "AMoi 10
mama" our business IN t",lh''i"" 9A'N
n., '",'n 0p,ii" NJ. 80
WaI r,,l Toi.,ho.. ctTi bo,v.rr .
- .,t "a -,
m for sppoltimeut or write address
I''' N'MFa" iN''A. 'AA
FOR SALE Lac practice and office equip
hona Would sell q. one hall interest.
sfHr.. Amount vi. handle. must have
gu,.. action Address Lawyer. care
'HNA ""tN
,,utup.J dental ofr,, am
Main ,frc,, 1nI.. f.r ALE ,ddrr,,
R3g care World
GROCERY s-ro,k A.d f,t.,.. a, j,
,w,W grocer, do.rg rnod hr.,q.,s ,,,
son Tor selling us $. Forest Also
two living rooms ssA
GEprpVy sTovt. t,, ~. .ro.L .,j f.,
urrs iuyore,p $500 cash trade $500 prr
month. can 1Iyo BIO store. rent paid iIl,
Nov lplD. Phone HgIg or ,alI at
zoos Tenth and south reura
OIL LANDS AND l'hhshs ''h
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21

WANTID TO REST Light h"usrtr'p
room. working man state terms Sd
drr.s v tu caro- world
" hN rED- >outs room IN private BON. bF
lady employ rH Address bUA Il Nu !.
World
GtNIIIMtN desires room With connect
ing or adjoining bath private family
preferred Address Buy X p Word
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21

~ THE ARMY Recruiting offices at
'k.shunt t.". TULSA NuloEyo. Cairk
..-L L-L--.---- --L L--L
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21

PARTN hsi took lady, hat from Ralio
theatrr Thursday B., known II they
will rrturu samr at once no question
will be asked
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

W. A@Fs . - ~ .<r -N~-
BRAND NEW srcrling electric washing
machine Sell at sacrifice. Phone
aRa2
HAVE CAsTI CUSTOMERS Tor T. 8,
room bungalows Must he well located
ON pavement and worth the money, Tele
phone n. II you really want 70 sell,
iadnn Investment Co. go Old ftut
National HANK phone 7sa1
EAST EASroN DANDY h.rpom bungalow
mAntei, basement French doors all noc
sNAry huiltin features closets for Muf
ply In q door beds Price $500 tast
terms Nadon Investment 90. gip Old
First National Blds Phone 7sil
CHOICE FlVE ACRE TRACT North Of
Playground real harEAin At $500 per
acre Would exchange Tor improved
property Yadon Investment 90, 2ln
old First Nat Bldg. Phone 7saa Res
5iOsR CAN for liutcher,on
HUDSON CAR in good condition 10 81
change for improved property Wha.
have youl Nadou Investment Co, elp
old first National B'ds Phcn" 1853
REFINED. EUuCArEn young woman
would Hkt care OF children for room and
board Address RAa care world
POSITION WASTED ny Young man -,
neat appearance, fair education. clerical
experience good references address X
a. care World
WANTED TO MY Grocery with small
stock Address Il so care World
BARGNlNg New lltchcu cabinet, small
tstit phone sll9
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE rNlNlllt-
There will be a special meeting OF so. u3.
Fr,day. March -, at court house go consider
ratttng dues and ass'ssm,ut ta."ry 70
attend subject 10 hus - q N0orH.. Rec
WHY PAY MORE
Erner, vafrh aud clock repairing Cleaning
az main spriuE. - crystals 2.e A.
rort fully guaranteed Railroad work a
srarialty FORMERLY inspector for three
IA ,or., nad watch factories j Gor
don's WateT SHOP, III n. Main 81,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21

Spring patterns nf lowest prlro' Plymouth
Wal Paper & Paint Co. ste Fast Second
ST. Phone ,.'t
a y BupGE nnpyo hanging md 'Thint
nS rhono s. RESIDENCE, u y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-21
BUILDING AND CONTRACTING

WANTED Al Mind, ,cmru, work, cement
steps = spcriblty. Phone -l2G
WIEN ~ NFFD % y carpenter. cal
phone nOG9 from m 10 p m
CARPENTER WORK-hud general build.
Ing. small or large Jobs, work Euarau
trri rtasousblc ulArs ard spcriiic1lions
furuiEhed free Phone 3gUG
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-09-19
New England.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Sept. /, 1919.
Little tobacco has been harvested
since Friday in the Connecticut Valley.
Heavy showers Saturday morning in
terrupted operations. Rain fell inter-
mittently during the day and showers
on Sunday prevented any Seventh Day
work. The sky was overcast today and
few growers attempted to cut tobacco.
In many instances no tobacco would
have been harvested today irrespective
of the weather, because of the attitude
of the workers that Labor day was a
holiday and they would celebrate re-
gardless of unharvested tobacco. The
weather conditions in the last u hours
have not been particularly favorable
for curing tobacco. Saturdays rain
was accompanied by considerable humid
ity which increased during the night.
Dryer atmospheric conditions prevailed
late Sunday afternoon and in the last
"a hours the humidity has not been abb
normal. In the preceding "a hours
growers had visions of heavy pole
sweat damage. AS it is, it is hardly
probable that some of the tobacco in
the barns escaped touch Of pole
sweat.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-09-19
Pennsylyania.
LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. 8, 1919

LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. 8. 1919. i
1t was hoped by the Lancaster county
tobacco growers that the end of Aug
ust would bring warm weather in its
train, but disappointment was their
portion. Instead of the hot days and
warm nights, there were cold rains,
which sent the mercury so far down
that blankets we're necessity in order
to sleep comfortably. Under such con-
ditions, it could not be expected that
the crop, so very backward by reason
of weather so long unfavorable, could
recover from the backset given it by a
long spell Of rainy weather. So the
crop, as a whole, has not recovered it's
normal condition, nor will it do so, now
that September is here. There are
plenty of fields that look fine, but even
these show small leaves. They will be
all right for filters, but the number of
cases that will go for wrappers and
binders will be mighty few.
Some of the new crop has been cut,
but it will be the middle of this month
before cutting is general. Quite lot
of tobacco has been cut because of the
much dreaded rust. Just what causes
this is still among the mysteries of to-
bacco culture. 1t appears in field and
then spreads, by contagion, it seems.
When it attacks stalk it destroys the
leaves altogether, and they cannot even
be sold as scrap.
The cutting done now is, of course,
to harvest green tobacco, but it is bet
ter to do this, as the tobacco will sci
for scrap purposes, than to face total
loss. Topping is over and about all the
growers can do now is to look out for
the rust. By reason of the uncertain
conditions surrounding the crop, not
much is heard now as to prices. Those
who have anything to say on this score
have very little regard for actual con-
ditions, and doubtless don't believe
what they say themselves. A short
time ago it was felt that the 1918 prices
were pretty sure to prevail, but now
all calculations are up in the air, gen.
uine feeling of pessimism appearing to
have gripped the growers. Some Of
the more hopeful are inclined to bank
on the prospect of a very short crop
boosting prices, but growers who study
the market closely are not building on
false hopes, knowing that every day
the existing labor troubles in the cigar
trade continue, just so much longer old
goods must remain in stock. So far as
reports GO, there has not yet been any
buying of the hail-cut tobacco, and
there will be big lot of it for the
scrap dealers.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-09-19
Wisconsin Tobacco Market
EDGERToN. WIS. Sept. 19, 1919.

While conditions of the times are
felt in the Wisconsin tobacco market,
the grower and buyer alike refuse to
become excited over the situation. The
new crop of tobacco that is now rapid
ly going into the shed is large in point
of acreage. The early part of the crop
is curing under favorable conditions,
and the later stand which in some To-
calities was rather slow in maturing,
owing to lack of moisture, has improv-
ed to some extent. If the present
warm weather continues during this
week and tie first part of next week,
most of the late tobacco will be housed,
and if seasonable weather permits of
proper curing this portion of the crop
will, perhaps, show up better than was
expected couple of weeks ago. The
early tobacco is going to yield large
portion of binder leaf, but the late will
not. AS whole the crop may show a
fair average as compared with former
years. This being the case the situa-
tion has in it elements of assurance to
all concerned. The desire to see things
return to base of stability tends to
make the grower and buyer alike come
together in the handling of the 1919
crop on the basis of mutual interest in
the welfare of the Wisconsin tobacco
industry as a whole. This is so much
more to be commended as it expresses
the true spirit of reconstruction, which
can only come in the way of co-opera-
tion and mutual fairness and good will.
Transactions in old goods reaching us
this week are the purchase by A. Jen-
son & Son, account of the Griffin To-
bacco Co., from the Stoughton Equity
Warehouse Association 1873 cases filters
and 1S0 cases rag binders; c. Fl. Spitz-
ner & Son purchased from Holverson &
Bro, Stoughton, 300 cases of 1918.
The shipments since last report are
3 cars of cases and car of bundle
goods out.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-07
CANADIAN HERO
HEADS BRITISH
BOYS OF FAME
CAPTAIN JOHN MeGREGOR PER-
FORMED MOST NOTABLE DEED
TACKLED MACHINE GUNS
Lone Mounted Rifleman Slew Four
and Captured Eight Gunners After
He Had Been Wounded. NJ

London, Monday, Jan G.--The Off
ciaI Gazette announces the award Of
% Victoria Crosses. of which three
of the recipients, including one Cana.
dian are dead ~
Perhaps the most notable achfeve-
ment recorded was that Of Capt. John
McGregor of the Canadian Mounted
Rifles, who from September 30 to
October ,. in the operations near
Cambria, led his company under, in.
tense fire, and when the advance was
checked by machine guns he pushed
on, although wounded. and located the
enemy guns. Then he ran forward in
broad daylight in the face of heavy
fire from all directions, and. with his
rifle bayonet. single handed. hA put
the enemy gun crews out Of action,
killing four and taking eight prisoners
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-07
ANNUAL CONFERENCE
GEORGIA FARM AGENTS

Atlanta Jan. G.-The Eleventh An
nual Conference OF County Agents
will be held at Georgia State Col
lege of Agriculture, Athens, Ga, Jan
lary 7tE to 18th. The program sug-
sests different topics Of each day.
Tuesday, January 18th is farm crops
lay. Jan 8th, Live Stock Day, Thurs
lay is Horticultural Day, etc. ESpe-
,ial attention is called to Food Pro.
luction and Conservation Day, Thurs
Law. Jan. 18th At his time the food
reeds of the world will be given and
he program Of production for 1919
will be adopted.
Immediately following the county
gents conference, an intensive food
production will be waged throughout
the State Of Georgia by county agents
extension specialists and other co
operating parties.
The Georgia campaign will be held
n unison with the production cam
oaigns in other states promulgated by
he secretary Of the United States De-
Jartment of Agriculture and the pres
idcnts of the State Colleges Of Ag-
riculture.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-07
|BERNSTOFF WANTS
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
WORKS STEADILY PREPARING
DATA FOR PEACE CONFERENCE

London, Jan. Count Won Bern
stOff, former German ambassador to
the United States, is working every
day at the German foreign office pre-,
pairing data for the peace conference,
according to a Berlin dispatch.
Bernstein told The Express cores
pendent that he endorsed the pain of
/ league of nations, which he believes
to be practical. He believes the Ger
man General Assembly will meet Jan.
%, but it is unlikely to pass without
trouble. He hopes the government
will be strong enough to deal with
the situation
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-01-07

London, Jan. This morning s
London papers print full accounts OF
Roosevelt's death, together with long
sketches of the former president, and
lengthy editorial comment.
with Roosevelt there disappears
from the world great American, a
great friend of Britain" says The
Mail
The Daily Telegraph says: in
Roosevelt the wolrd loses one of its
elemental figures, one of those who
hot more than twice or thrice in a gen,
GRAFTON strike the imagination Of man
kind as personifying to a supreme de
gree some human force at word i'll the
history of the times"