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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23
Quiz on Capitol Building
Appropriations Is Dodged

framed their cut ana dried pfoEihh
aud refused 20 give the financial facts
sought by members Of tho senate.
who were not on tho inside.
Among the questions asked by the
insurgents were these.
What portion ~ the extra two
mills would 70 10 educational
purposes. and what portion for
other purpo~eey
Could NOT sass.ooo. appropri.
Rted by the Legislature In 1919 10
build armorios. AMI for which, "
IL claimed. no contracts have yet
been made. be now employed for
sschooi purposes b. repeating the
former bilisg
What PARTON Of $500. 900 APP
propriai-d for the state capitol
building program has bern u-"df
What roniruetual obligations
have been entered intog Might
not s., ,ooo. 900 ~ this mon~y be
used for educational purposes, "
th. building program, which Is
not emergency. were suspended
Senate leaders. chiefly represented
by state Senator Carlyon and Chair
man smith. OF the appropriations
committee. were n biz SHY Of meeting
these questions fully.
IL was proposed by Senator Croft
that the capitol commission be heard
from first. before action on the biliz
before the senate. This was stub
horny refused by the organization
forces.
Senator Hastings. of King. virtually
threw a bombahcii into the "ofganika'
ton" BY reading from a trade paper
10 tho effect that the plans had not
vet been drawn for tho nrm0rieH.
aud. therefore. no contracts had been
entered into. leaving the legislature
free 70 repeal the measures.
Tho arrnory appropriations were
among the expenditures which the
I legislative machines insisted upon IN
1919. as sap for faithful followers
The appropriations were then protest
cd az wanefui. but Il had no effect
on the organization.
Senator Judd. % Lewis. democrat
tainted the republicans with not
even having the good sens. Go spend
the money before the special sezhioti
met.
senator fampinF. Of King. insisted
that some explanation b. made by
the state capitol commission. but
I senator cRrlyon. who livvn Ia olym
pla. took the floor to answer for
tho commission that all this money
was already gone BY contracts
already entered into. nitho the build
ings were not yet IN sight
This did not satisfy any ~ The
/ Insurgents. which included SENATOR
fAndon. Croft. Fcrryman. ". Lor
Johnson. w. lien johnson. IIuichln
eon. Hastings. i.ampinK and Rock
well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23
ny MRS. EMMA SMITH DENoE
President National Council Women
Voters

OLYMPIA. March ss.-Tho ratin
cation Of the federal suffrage amend
ment by the Washington Legislature
all but marks the finish OF the work
which our forcfathcrs began TO make
this = perfect representative govern
ment--recognising at last. that wo
men are people and making IN,
slogan OF the Revolutionary war a
fact. which WAS that taxation with
out representation Is tyranny and
that government without consent Is
unjust.
The people OF the state Of wash
ington should feel especially graft
fled now that nationwide suffugs
Is In sight. for Washington gave the
largest majority Of any state IN the
Union for suffrage. II carrying by q
majority OF more than two TO enc
in 1910.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23
OLD FINANCIAL SINS PLAGUE SENATE BOSSES
Leader of Women Voters
Proud of States Record

The great good that Is comins
from the emancipation Of women
will be seen In tho next generation
because children born hereafter
will not be warped. Ter they viii be
welcomed from harmonious unions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

SPOKANE.-Fay Mcdonald. ac.
quilted in January with brother and
sister on charge OF murder OF w
II. McNutt. viii bc tried for forgery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

willing TO attend his wifc's church.
but he Is apt to be shy about acquir.
ing the habit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23
Listen to This, Gentlemen
Cotton Union Suits Only S2.15

Are these Mems Union Suits good value? Well
them will declare that believing SPRING
tex make-medim weight Spring
sleeves and ankle ength-S215 a suit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23
Girls Bingham
Dresses
$1.95

Medium Dark Plaid Dresses. are
trimmed with plain colored collars and
cuffs and with pearl buttons. They
have long sleeves. and come in sizes
6 to IA. Splendid for school or vaca-
ton wear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23

Regular and knee-length models. in
tweeds and coating mixtures. are here
in medium-light colorings. Narrow
belts OF self material or patent leather
are featured All are unlined, and
come in sizes from 16 to AZ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-23
Boys Spring
Suits
$500

Just 10 good Spring-yeight Suits in
brown mixtures. They have waist-seam
coats with detachable belts, and the
knee trousers are full lined. Sizes to
Is years.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-23

"Myslite? V tom pfipade Sc
yratim. Myslil jsem vsak. &c
ia lesni vysine nebude mlha
TAX husta".
. ITO bych nerekl", pravil. Gu
erin hlavou vrte.
"Vlastne jsem sem prisel",
.pIavil Andre, "abych vam toto
.Zde odevzdal, stary brachu".
Phi tom Sc priblizil' k hainemu
q vstrcil mu do ruky bankov-
ku.
"Ale - proc to, pane?" ta-
zal Sc Guerin vSecek uzasly,
eco to ma znamenati?"
"Znamena to, re jsem byl
vzdv vami spokojen".
"To ie mi vsak jiz nejlep5i
odmenou".
"Verim. Ale ieSte mann jed
Iru pritinu. A tou je dobra zpra
va, kterou isem prave dostal V
pIlcine zdravotniho stavu svc
PAM. y
! Jake, vskutku?"
"Ano, mole chot' je uzdra-
vena".
"Milostiva pani uzdravena.
All, tote St6sti. Tia dobra a Slc-
chetna dana. Buh zajiste ne
chtel. ably ma dale trpela. Ale
proto ieste nezasluhoval isem
81 prave ia zvla6tni prime, pa
nc Verniere".
Poslednich slov Andre liz ne
slysel, jsa ma odchodu.
Mlha Zatahovala kraj vzdy
vice. Fox a Martinean ustavi3-
ne ma retezu vedeni ohlizeli ae
chvilemi a nepokoin6 sebou
trhali, jako by V ocekavani,
kdy jim pan iejich da volnost.
"Jen do predu, ien do pre-
IGu", popohanel je pan.
| Pull hotliny ieSt6 ubirali Sc
lsteZkou, bahnitou a kluzkou,
nacez prulomem prekrocili
Izcd', jez park obklicovala. An
drc schvalne Sc pustil timto
smerem, nem1se chyse Thien
nctova nalezala.
Cd te DOLBY. co Thiennet byl
zatcen a ma pet let do tezkeho
zalarc odsouzen, zasidlila sc Y
chatrci ncsmirna nouze. Den
leo den bylo videti matku i s d6t
mi V okolnich vesnicich. Re-
batko do hadrti zabalene ze-
brala - matka hledala praci,
tale byla vSady odmitana. We
Ger sc male ditky k nj vraccly
liako kuratka ke kvocne. strsl-
vlvse casio pl,ldne hladu nekde
| ma UOll We yeSnici co ,rSal. lidc
ma Thiennctku Il jeii deti zlo-
bill, prititajlcc il. ga vinu vsc-
ckv drobne kradeze, ie1 po ~
Aoli byly spachany.
A snad ne zcela ncpravem.
| Mattel huti pristoupil k o.
|tcvrcnym dverim prazdne cha
, ty.
Z rodiny Thicnnetovy ncbyl
nikdo pritomen, deli bezpo-
cnyby vSichni We vsi.
! Nahavym krokcm vkrpcil
pres prah. FoY a Martinean
! cichali nepokoine kol6m !:
zdalt' Sc Jim dunn tento pode-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-23
SirotkOva vina.
- ROMAN -
Napsal Paul Rouget Prelozil A. H.


pravde MAJ.
NE, ne - mohu Sc zcela
dobrc rozpomenouti - dove.
dli mne tam - byla lsem ze-
mdlena - tax nevysiovne zma
latnela a cele telo mne bolelo.
PAX ale mne obklicilo hluboke
tlcho - a temno. Kdyz sc wy
jasnilo, spatrila jsem povedo-
me postavy.. Nejprve iisteho
muze a iednu damu - jez sta
lie ieste pred sebou takrka Vi
dim. Neco mi pravili - nevim
iiz co. A pax = mezi zaclona-
mi " modrem pokoji shledla
jsem jei = oh, muj boze, muj
tcze".
Hlava jeji klesla opet ma po-
duSku, celia Sc zachvela.
Doktor sc obaval move mdlC
by. Schylil Sc k nj a pravil:
"Bud'te jen klidna, madame
lleprepinejte sve silly, nevzbu-
zujte upominky. Chovcjte sc
1ccla pokoin6. Brzy sc vrati dc
duse vasi Piles veselost. Po.
excite jen do zitrka, az pone-
kud sesilite. PAX promluvime {
vSech blizsich okolnostech. -
Ted je treba absolutniho xii
du".
Wal ruce jeji do svych Ii
raje il primo do oci, pravil ten
nym, energickym hlasem;
"Musite spati - chci tomr
a poroucim to-.
Vlivem ieho hypnotisovana
skutecne "a n6kolik okamziku
zavrela oci a pohrouzila Sc y
Spanek.
Verniattc nechal oSetrovatc
ku u nj a vratil Sc zpet do sa
lonu, We kterem Pierre, johann
q Rene byli ztstali.
+ "Nuze?" tazali Sc ncdocka
ye pri jeho vstupu.
"Nuze - pokus sc zdaril
"Jc zachranena?"
"Uplne".
Prvni u Mich. kdo Sc chysta
K odchodu, byl Buel.
"Doktorc", pravil bezzvuG
nym hlasem, pristoupiv k lcka
H.. ia odchazim".
"Priimctc muj ncjvrelej3
dix "a svou navStevu", odpo
vcdel Verniatte.
Vymenil stisk ruky. mace;
legionar Sc priblizil k Pierrovi
ktery nan upiral znepokojen.
rohled. Hlasem zlomenNm lou
Gil sc Buel Sc Setnikem.
Tento tazal Sc no:
"Coz vas vice ncuvidim?"
Rene Zavrtel hlavou:
"Nikoli, pnusim odeiiti :
Nzdyt' vite".
Pcklonil Sc Johane a ncpro
mluviv vice ami slova, opusti
Goktorjlv pokoi.
Hncd ma to Sc Pierre i Joha
na porouccli doktorovi take.
Slibili vsak druheho dnc o
pet priiiti, ably zvedeli nee
tljzslho o stavu Johany.
Pul hodiny ma to objevil S
tajcmnlk ustavu ma poStovnir
llrade V Saint Mande.
Ably neztracel casu, jest
Grive nez sc do Parize odebra
Edc cht6l We vesele spolecnc
sti poobedvati, cht6l jeSte pc
slat' panu Vcrniattovi o dusc,
Dim obratu Hclcny depesi.
Telegram .tcnto 81 scstavi
hvizdaic ncjakou arii. PAX pr
stoupil k zabradli odevzds
blanket urednikovi, ktery je
rychlc preletel.
"Scdmdesat pet centimu
fckl pax a dolazil: "Musim ;
lc upozorniti, zc telegram dine
na adresata uz nedojde, iezt
pt6ch malych venkovskIch n
stcch iiz pc sedme hodin6 iso
nsccky poStovni urady zavr'
ny".
'Jc mi lito". odpoved6l t;
icmnik, "podavam zpravu,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-23

'Dejte il SEM.
! Majitcl huti zveU sc cd psa-
ciho stolu a uchopil papir, jejz
mu devce podalo.
Drzcl il chvili V tfcsoucich
Sc rukou - vahal il otevfiti.
CO mu zvestuje? Vedel cd
taiemnika doktorova O vsech
udalostech V nemocnici, pokuo
Sc tykaly Heleny. Bylo mu take
znamo, re jiz Sc blizi krok,
;enz mel rozhodnouti, bude-li
Helene vracen rozum.
Oznamuje sc snad, ze ia bid
Ia zena vskutku byla uZdrave-
ma?
DepeSe mu 0 tom lined po-
da jistoty. Rychle il rozevrel a
cetl:
! "Uzdraveni je uplne. PAM
Vcrnicrova zachranena".
/ SklcsI do sve lenoSky zpet,
hodil papir na stul a obema I'll
kama chvtil SC IA hlavu. Co
ma ciniti? Pc tolik jiz dnu .
tom pfemyslel, pripravoval Sc
na tuto zpravu a prece nedo-
spell nijakeho konecneho rez-
hodnuti.
Hodina rozhodna Sc pribli-
lila.
Nyni byla 81 Helena vedoma
toho, co spachala, nyni ved6la,
tim Sc vSim prohresila. Ted
Eremita Ease, iako drive, .
SVEN priteli, ktery Sc Maleza
Gojista u nj, nebot' Verniate
lrOtreboval jen jeho, ably mlade
irani roZum op6t vratil.
Oh. Jake pomySleni. Zareza
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-23

zcela urcite a ustne budu ii mo
ci X temto sdelenim podati je-
Ste blizsi vysvttlivkv. Jcn zmu
zilcst, mily priteli, a nenech
mas dlouho cekati. Uprimne Ii
skne ii pravici tvuj
! Pierre.
Vernier precetl dopis tento
iest6 nekolikrate.
Znal pritele sveho velmi do
Ibre a vedel, re nemnze pochy-
Eovati O tom, re kazde siovo,
jcz Courtial psal, Jest pravdi-
I've.
Mohl &c tedy die toho naditi
Vernier snad jeSte lepsich
dnu?
Phi tom pomySleni trpky IL
smev preletei jeho rty.
Ne - po boku Heleny, proti
ltare ovsem iiz zadneho hne-
WI nemel, zadna radost pro nc
no jiz nepokvete; to dobre ci-
til, a rovnez byl 81 vedom, ze
ma to, co Sc jiz stalo, nikdy ne
bude moci ZapOmenOuti.
Kdyby usiloval to, ably He
lena MIN opet dale lila, zna-
menalo by to- pro oba ien dalsi
,obet dalSi - utrpeni.
Go mut tedy zbyvalo? Pc
I chvilce,, zdanliye uspokojen,
piistoupil k psacimu stolku,
wal jeden DO druhem q listu,
iez V noci bvl napsal, a roz-
trhav .ie, hazel je do ohne. PAX
Sc znova usadil, napsal neko-
lik radek, vlozil popsany papir
do obalky zapecetil il; psani
posleze uschoval do male skTih
ky, z niz, nez il zavrel, vynal
nekolik bankoyek a neco zla-
taku, ktcrez penize vstrtil &c
kapsy.
Hned ma to vyScl ven ode
hral Sc primo do pisarny huti
Nlechanicky pfecetl nekolib
dopisu, pax toho nechal za.
volav k sobe ufedniky, ohlasiI
: Jim, re pani Vernierova byiu
, IT,. dravena. Ma oslavu teto u.
: d;llosti dial kazdemu. stofranko
vou bankoNku darem.
kraGel odtuh do dilen, k del
: nikum, ktere rovnez obdaro
: Tal. PfekvapenI dekovaH mt
l "a duka!. jejz kazdy Mich 90
: drzel v duchu premitali, iakl
| le to zvlastni, nevyzpytatelnj
: clovek; jednou nemluvny a jai
! sc zdalo nccitelny, pax Ease
dobrocinny.
: Vykonav toto dilo, navrati
| sc mattel hutl do zamku. Oblc
: ha sc zachmurovala dal
: bylo yidoti Sikme pruhy, znaci
3 ci husty deSt'.
SCtva vstoupil do pribytku
: svolal Vernier sluzebnictvo
htere rovnez obdaroval. Spolt
oznamil,, re ieste tehoz vedera
: nebo pristine dine odjede, ably
pfivezl pani Vernierovou.
We SVEN pokoji SC oblekI
! prehodil puSku pres rameno Z
odebral sc do psince, kde da
cdvazati svc oba honici psy
foNa a Martineana. PAX sc
mimi vzdaiil.
Sluzcbnietyo nemalo bylo Il
diveno, re sci na honbu "a tai
neprlzniveho pocasi. OvSem
znali jcho obtasnc podivnc roa
; mary.
Veda psy ma rctizku, ubira
sc Andre alcii dolu kc kraj
lesa.
Fox a Martinean tahli ic
pred sebou a nutili zrychlit
krok. We tvafi jeho nezracilc
/ sc aadne vzruseni ami zadn,
hneV; oci jcho bvly iasnc Z
klidne; zdalo Sc, iako by ne
tusena ona zprava, kterou do
! stall. ta,krivat joj' byla omladla ;
} csyGzila.
Asi ctvrt hodiny sci taktc
vp:ed; tn vynoril sc nahlc Z lo
: sa maly domek,. chudy "a pu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-23

!
del u psaciho sto]u a neunav-
Inc, horecne psal jeden list po
Idruhem. Svitalo jiz a on stale
jeste byl zamestnan touto pra
lei. Konecne, kdyz pine denni
svetlo naplnilo pokoj, shasl
lampu a obleknuv sc, slozil ia
Ike sve veci do cestovniho ku-
tru. Mezi iinym skryl tam svij
Revolver, pTekrasny to kus
zbrane.
| Hodinu 20 tc scsel dolu a
IporuGil, ably Sc zaprahlo.
I v okamziku, kdy iiz byl wiz
pripraven X odjezdu, vessel do
dvora otec Francois, staiicky
Ilistonos, jenz den co den od
huti k Zamku svou pochuzku
konal.
Listonos, spatfiv Verniera,
rozdravil jej mlcky a uctive,
nacez hrabl do sve mosny a
podal majiteli huti list nan d.
ldresovang.
Ma prvni pohled poznal An
ldre ma obalce ruku Pierra COu
ITALIA.
Trpce pravil sam k sobe:
"Oznamujc mi bezpochyby
zvest nastavajicim snatku".
Otevrel psani. Ale sotva, jen
Inckolik radku pielet6l, liz po,
taly sc ieho ruce trasti q bolesi
Inc rozruscni jcvilo sc V ieho
tazich.
"Muj boze", vzdychl z hlu.
hoka.
Hned ma to dial vyprahnout.
a odebral Sc opet do sve pra,
covny.
Zde postaviv sc k oknu, jc
ste iednou cely dopis cetl zno
va:
Zn6ni jeho bylo naslcdujici
"DrahV Andre
Byl bych ii mel psati il;
pred nekolika dny,. abych ii u
cinil sde1eni velice zavazne. A
VSak vyckaval isem okamziku
NJ ii spolu budu moci oznami
: ii, re tvojc chot jest upln,
zdrava.
"Odpust' mi tudiz, mily pii
tell, a priprav Sc ma in6co' pre-
kvapujicihol PriznaI jsi Sc m
ncdavno, co te pri one bo!estn
rane, ktera te navstivila, nejv
: &c souzi a tryzni. T. isl mi w
slovil sve pfesvedceni, ze oncI
I ncznamy muz, ktereho Helen;
" balkonovem pokoji ma zam
: ku Lal'ignies,l priIala, byl jci
milcnec. Nuze. mily priteli, to
to tve prcsyGdGeni sc zaklada
: 10 ma neznalosti pomeru, jcn,
! mezi pani Vcrnierovou a onin
V noci do tveho domu sc vlou
+, divsim muzem trval.
: Znam dohre muZe toho, kite
ry sc dopustil te Spatnosti, IL
"a TIVE nepnltomnesti Sc pfibl:
Iyil k Helene. ably nj mluvil
Ma M@dagaska aru sblizil mne
: mir, osud. Muz ten dopustil s,
"ocbybcni, coz sam uznava, a
lp zlocinu sprosteho neproved
4 q nenl ho ami schopen.
l Ncchci ii niccho ta.iiti. Mu,
len Helcnu miluic a byl od n
pred icilm snatkcn rovnea mi
J Iovan. Odhodlan isa, hledat
: smrt .iakozto vysvoboditelku ~
9 vScch utrap, kterc zazil od do
: by, kdy vedel, ze Helena .ies
prom ztracena. nemohl 81 ode
: rfiti, ably jeSte jednou, nez
Francic ma dobro Sc odebere
: Helenu nespatril.
i "PfiScl do Larirgniesu, skry
. SC, vycihal tyou nepritomnost
VcGer. kdyz Helena, nikym nc
] strezcna, nemajic tuScni, re b.
I hyI na blizku, V modrcm pollo
: j; bdeIa, vessel k nj a tn dosl'
!: ien ku tklivcmu rozlouteni n;
: veCne easy, iez Jim ob6ma srd
Ii ce sviralo. Mic jineho Sc neud%t
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-21
REED WANTS TO
i DODGE PRIMARY

ss.BfdF SIS
Washington, March 19.-It devel.
opel today thaat strenuous and pre-
s'stent efforts on the part of Thomas
f. Watson, ex-senator Hardwick and
tother antj-administratio leaders in
Georgia have failed to draw Senator
James A. Reed OF MISSOURI, into
such a position that he will be com-
PEELED 10 offer for the presidehcy in
the Georgia primary April 90
on account of the Continuation
throughout TO-DAY Of the League of Ma
lions fight in the Seate Senatoor
Reed was unable to leave Washing
son in time to fill speaking Angage'
ment at Moultrie todot1.sw: lie an,
nounces however that he VIII. fiji his
appointments for next week in At
lanta and Macon. 1t is understood
that he can win the Georgia delegation
low ing in Georgia will as result of
enthusiasm developed by the Reed
speeches, endeavor to create in the
Senator's mind a positive conviction
that can win the Georgia delegation
simply by permitting his name to re-
main on the ticket, where more than
one hundred OF his admirers have
already placed it. At the same time,
il is intimated this afternoon at the
office Of the Missouri senator, that
he not at all anxious to appear in
Georgia either as a candidate or as
Senator desirous OF becoming a
candidate.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-21
Foodstuffs Face Ruin
In Ports of the South
Because of the Strike

New lorlS Mar 19-An Immense
amount of foodstulrs in southern
state is facing ruin because of the
tieup of coastwise shipping here by
the strike of longshoremen. William
Ripley, professor of economies in
Harvard university and chairman Of
the National adjustment commissoa
said today, Railroads are unable to
relieve the situation because of 4
shortage OF refrigerating cars,
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-21
Rector Foung Guilty
OF Holding Services
In Violation Of Law

Mouroe. La. March l9.--For hold
ing services in violation of an or
ler CT the city boa.d Of health for
Viddiag public gatherings during an
epiicmmic of influenza, the Rev
Arthur Randles Price rector of Grace
Episcopal church was today SEN
fenced to pay fine Of S25 or serve
twenty-five days in jail Sentence
was suspended.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-21
State Baptists Plan
To Hold Conference
In Macon This Spring

Atlanta March 2O.-Plans for Il
statewide evangelical conference at
Macon. at date not yet settled, were
discussed and chlystallized at the
meeting of the executive committee
of the Georgia Bay ist convention,
which was held at the Baptist church
oA Thursday.
The movement is under the direc-
ton OF B. S. Railey, the field secre,
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-21

virtues. The purpose of my using it, was
very much run-down--did not care muchto
stir about or work. | took the medicine
right along without missing dose until my
general troubles were all corrected All
women, especially mothers, cannot make Il
mistake in using the Favorte Prcscrip-
ton. MRS. LAVINA DEESON!, 1907
Tampa st.
DIR. Pierce's Favorte Prescription is Il
remedy that any ailing woman can safely
take because it is prepared from Eoots.
does not contain alcohol or narcotics. Its
ingredientsNre printed on Wrapper. -
Send I0c, for trial package Of Fnyofitcs
Prescription tablets to DIR. Pie6eeS In
y,,lidS Hotel. Buffalo n. Y. f eh =
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-21
Two Men Are Killed
BY Fire on Transport

Saan Francisco, March ia FIRE
in hatch No ! Of the United States
army transport President Grant,
March II, caused the death by suf-
location OF Georgia Edison, boat
swain's mate. Baltimore, and Charles
l.. Wray, Brooklyn NJ j., the army
transport service announced here to-
day.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-21
tary and superintendent of the Bap-

tary and superintendent of the Bap'
tist missions within the state, who
stated yesterday that Macon confer
ence would inaugurate a revival in
every Baptist church II Georgia dur
ing the coming spring.
THE expenses of the campaign
will Ii betrayed by the executive
committee" said Nh. Railey, al
though l cannot state definitely AT
this time what the plans for the cam
paign will be"
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-21
HITCHCOCK SILENT 6
ABOUT PRESIDENCY

Washington, March 19.-Seuator
Hitchcock of NetFaskn, the deniot
cratic leader in the senate, declined
today to comment on published re-
ports that his telegram to a demo
cratic dinner at Omaha, Neb., on an
nouncemence OF his candidacy
for the democratic presidential nomi.
nation on a wet platform.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-21

ltc PrcscrlptlOn, as
it had served many
a good purpose in
her experience with
it. |, too. have
used it to the best
of advantage for
woman's troubles,
and when my own
daughter reaches
womanhood | will
give it to her, so
firm is my con-
Viction of its many
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-21

Mrs w. c. Hinton has returned
from Albany where she was . guest
at the Tomlinson-Owens Wedding.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-21
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
EASTERN TIME

Arrival and Departure of Passenger
Trains, Cordeie Union Depot
The following schedule figures pub.
lished as information and not guar,
nntee0:
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-21

Nearly all the worlds supply OF
IwaX come from Corsica.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-21

Tampa, Fla. My mother has always
been firm advocate Of DR. Piercc'S Favor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-14
ERIE
Especial Correspondence

Especial correspondence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Helm, Who
were recently married, were given
a reception and post-nuptial shower
at the Glen Olinger home in East
Sardridge neighborhood near Erie,
Friday night, by the friends and
neighbors in that vicinity. About
thirty were present, and the even.
ing was passed informally in gen.
eral good time. Late in the evening
an oyster supper was served.
Mrs. Annie Cunningham, who h1
occupied the building former!
used by her husband, Joseph Gun.
ningham, for a drug store, has
moved into the tenant house Of Mrs
Shellhammer on Main street. which
has been vacated by the Malhet
family who moved to a farm MAJ
Erie. The Cunningham building
was sold to Mr.. Warner Of Prophets
town some time ago, and the new
owner will now take possession q
it with a sview to remodeling Il Tor
business purposes.
In the game Of basketball PLAYED
Friday night at Erie, between The
Rock Falls and Erie high school
teams, the visiting boys were VIC
torious by a score Of Is to II. Thera
was a large crowd and good gang
played.
Mrs. Sylvia Bryant Of Prophets.
town, ILL.,, spent the past week u
Erie with Mrs. Clara Hoffman and
other friends.
Mrs. L. E. Matthews arrived home
Friday evening from a three weeks
visit with her brother and wife, MI
and Mrs. Fred Hubbart at Boards
town, Ill. .
The annual dinner and supper OF
the Christion church aid soclet!
of Erie, has been indefinitely post
poned, and the articles for the baaa
placed on sale in the B. M. way
store.