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Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-05

l hereby announce myself as a candidate for the nomination for Judge of the Supreme court, subjec, 10 the action of -le voters al the Democratic primary in September.
 A. C. MchLlSTER. Stafford. Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-05

SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS hereby announce myself as a can. dilate for state superintendent Of schools subject 10 The endorsement ot the democrats at the ensuing pri- mary election. Respectfully.
 A. c PETERSON. Thatcher, Graham County.
Tombstone epitaph., 1920-09-05
FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
 CClJET

Phoenix, Arizona.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-14

BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE DIS
trict of COlumbia.-An examination will be
held at franklin School Building. 18th and
streets northwest. on Tuesday, December
2l, 1890, beginning at 0 a. m. and closing
at 4 p. m. with intermission of one-half
hour at 12:3O p. m. The examination is to
provide an eligible list for teacherships in
the normal. day high, vocational and ele-
msntary schools, and will cover the follow
ing academic and special subjects: Aca-
pedagogy and nature
study" Taught one subject) in the nor
NAL school; ancient history in high schools
Special-DOmestic art. domestic science, car
pentry, millinery. music, freehand drawing
physical training, printing, in high. voca-
tOnal and elementary schools; librarian in
high and normal schools. For further infor-
nation apply to n. z. wEATHERLESS,
Secretary Of Board Of Examiners for Col
ored Schools. F. W. BALLOU, Superintend-
ent of Public Schools
NOTICE. HAVE SOLD MY BUSINESS
located at 406 II st. ne. and will not be
responsible for any debts contracted by any
one other than myself. EDWARD Dull
CAN. l2-4I6 y
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FEMALE
EXPERIENCED TYPIST AND Of
6ce assistant. Middle age wom-
an preferred. Apply MR.. DUGAN.
W. M. Moses & Sons, llth & F
sts nNu

StS. NV.

HOTELS NEED TRAINED WOMEN.
Big demand; train you for hgh-salaried
positions in hotels clubs. restaurants, cafe
terias and tearooms; no previous experience
necessary; many graduates now making s., 800
10 s., 900 a year; dozens now own their own
hotels. Big pay; quick advancement: de-
lightful surroundings; easy hours; fine living;
free meals; fascinating work-these are only
few Cf the many advantages Of this de-
lightful business. Course indorsed by Bilt-
more Commodore, Waldorf Astoria, Ansonia
and other great hotels, which Cfer prefer
enre to students. Our graduates eagerly
sought everywhere. Get into this big paying
profession now. Course costs but few
cents a day. LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOL. 1924 New York ave. Washington,
d. c. sumo. tn, we, tn fritz
YOUNG WOMEN WANTED TO LEARN
telephoIa operating; salary. s1T per week
to start, and regular increase thereafter;
lunches at cost and paid vacation Zach year.
Apply A. ROOM s02. I25 18th s.. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WILL CALL IN Ny UNLETTERED AUTO
mobile, city or suburban. and pay you
dren's discarded clothing. / will call. u.
RICE. 1852 7th st. NV. North 1855. LAO
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WANTED-HELP.
~ CENTS line time.
SO discount ) or more Insertions.
MALE.
MALE

YOUNG MEN WHO ARE WORKING IN
GOVERNMENT JOBS TO SERVE NEWS
PAPER ROUTES FROM $50 TO 7:30 A. NJ.
ADDRESS BOX 256-C. HERALD OFFICE.
12-177
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HOTELS NEED TRAINED MsS.

Big demand; We train you for nigh-sal-
sried positions in hotels, clubs, restaurants,
cafeterias and tearooms; no previous expert
ence necessary; many graduates now making
$500 to s., 600 a year; dozens now own their
own hotels. Big pay; quick Advancement;
delightful surroundings; easy hours; hne Nv
ing; free meals; fascinating work-these are
only a few Of the many advantages OF this
delightful business. Course indorsed by Bilt-
more. Commodore, waldOrf-AstOria. Ansonia
and other Great hotels. which offer preference
to our students. Our graduates eagerly
sought everywhere. Get into this big paying
profession now. Course costs but q few
cents q day. LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOL, 1924 New York ave, Washington,
d. @. sumo. .tu. we. tn. .fr-u
wANTED-MEN WISHING POSITIONS
hremen. brakemen, mOtOrmen, colored
train porters on large District OF Columbia
roads write Immediately for full informa-
tiOn; Sl5O-S2OO month; no experience neces-
sary. INTER RAILWAY, Dept. 42e In
dianapolis. Ind. 1880
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way out Of city: seven miles from Treas
ury Department; nrst-class In every way:
electric lights; bath; running water; hard
wood; nne trees; q good home or invest
meat; for immediate purchase IS per cent
below actual cost. OWNER, 1874 Vt ave.
Phone Franklin Sol. or Main s4ts. oc22-u
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FOR RENT-HALLS.
I3 cents q line I time.
diacn..rt nr snnrc inac

HALL, SEATING 800, N BEAUTIFUL
Playhouse" for concerts, lectures socials
) and p. m. at 1914 n st. Lw.
l2-l69
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WE NEED THE SERVICES OF A FEW
HIGH GRADE MEN TO SOLICIT
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THIS NEWS
PAPER SALARY GUARANTEED.
COL HASSAS. CIRCULATION MANA
GER. HERALD. IL ,552
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Newton ST.. West Of 10th St.
S6 500

Bere IL your opportunity 20 secure this
attractive little home IN an excellent
neighborhOOd; this property is in good
condition. 10 vacant and can be pur-
chased on very reasonable terms. II Coz
taina rooms and bafA-
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Columbia Height,
$500

Near 18th and Oak sts.; 9 rooms. bath;
owner Of this property has left town and
desires an Immediate sale, and can bs
purchased on very reasonable terms: prop
erty 10 now vacant and possession cas-
be given
The Washington herald., 1920-12-14

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, WASH
ington. d. C.. Dec. 10. 192o.-Sealed pro-
posals will be received at this office, Room
iU9. until . O'Clock p. m, December 3,
1920, for furnishing three steel gondola cars,
for use in City Refuse Division. Specifcs-
tions and forms Of proposal may be had upon
applicat tion to the Purchasing Officer. Room
800, District Building. J. THILMAN HEN
DRICK, CHARLES W. KUTZ, MABEL T.
BoARDMAN, Commissioners. d. c.
12-sle
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BUILDING MATERIAIs-BATH TUBS,
brick lumber. sheathing. flooring, siding,
sash, doors. 2I4, 2x6, 2xs framing; new wall
board cheapest in price. best in quality, Sc
per foot; Guard roofing. manufactured BY the
Certainteed Co.. 1-ply, S1.75; 2-ply, So .25 /;
S-piy' s21o-at the price 1t has no equal.
New electric fixtures for any room in your
house. New and secondhand plumbing hx-
lures, white enamel lavatories and kitchen
sinks. 2-part wash trays, white vitreous toilet
combinations. Apply for any of the above
material at either OUR MAIN OFFICE. 9th
and SITS. sw.. or Camp Meigs Job, 5th ST.
and Fla. ave. ne. SIDNEY L. HECHINGER
HoUSEwRECKING co. 1880
BRASS BED, SPRING AND MATTREss
buffet silver slippers, 61l @. 20e 18th ST.
sw. Franklin 6141.
CLUNY SILK AND NEEDLEwORK LACEs.
also hand embroidery; very reasonable.
1731 ChIrch st. NV. North 1884. 12-4O7
WALL PAPER BARGAIN. MAHONEY'a
s2f Pa. ave. se. Papers, 10c q piece;
cat meal paper. piecss. q. ssl5-sot
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Two Blocks 18th and Park Rd.
$500

Sir large rooms. hath. bot-vster heat.
electric nEhts. house In excellent coxdt-
tion and can be purchased on very rea-
sonable terms: we will BE- pleased %
show Il TO yoa-
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FOR SALE-L0TS.

70 cents q line ttme.
ISTc discount 5 or more tnscrftons.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Spanish School Of Washington
Profs. from Spain. 1893 st Nv. N. 5ssA
oc21-u
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WANTED-SITUATIONS.
MALE.
WANT A JOB.

WANT A JOB.
am a white man. - years Of age, neat
dresser; / have striking personality; gram
mar school education; widowed mother to
support; a strong voice and not afraid to
use IL; have been Sergt U. S. Army, fur
niture salesman. collect )r, usher, news agent,
footman. telephone operator, bellman, cash
Ter, guard. investigator, ballyhoo man and
4 postal clerk: consider myself Al at any
above vocations; willing to leave city; can
furnish frst-class references. Phone North
706-J. 12-43
ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR. AGE 80, TEN
years experience; last two years In an
executive accounting capacity with United
States shipping board, desires to change.
Address BOX 279-C. Herald office. 12-345
A YOUNG MAN DESIRES A POSITION AS
collector; best OF references; ex-service
man Address G. c. GUNNELL, 12O 4th st.
e. 12-313
AN OLD SOLDIER is WILLING TO GIVE
service in home for room and board. BOX
z75-C. Herald office. 12-32s
A RELIABLE OLD WASHINGTON CAR
penter desires job work. good on repairing
furniture and not too expensive; upholster-
ing. Give me call; II. C. H.. s22 Louis
lana ave, G. U. Mission. 12-16s
A YOUNG MAN, IS YEARS OF AGE, DE-
sires a position clerk in a well estab-
nshsa firm; can furnish references and will
seek. BOX 242-C, Herald office. 11-e7s
CHEF COOK, COLORED. WANTS PLACE
in hotel or club cafe. Address TONY
Butler. <75 n st. NV. 12-175
EX-sERvICE MAN DESIRES POSITION AS
foreman, watchman, messenger. clerk with
bank or business concern. References on
request. BOX 272-C, Herald office.
j MUST HAVE WORK OF ANY KIND;
handy man with tools: work for $3.50 day.
A SHUT. 62e Louisiana ave. 12-4c3
SCHOLARS TO TAKE GUITAR LESSONS;
in
! lass. au NV 1866
.rUATION WANTED TO DO ODD JOBS,
jOc an hour. BOX 27s-C, Herald Office.
4 sITUATIoN wANTED-To DO ODD JOBS
at SOC per hour. Address BOX ESQ
SITUATION WANTED TO DO ODD JOBS
at 55 cts. per hour. BOX 276C, Herald
Office. 12-3o7
WANTEDDJOB TO LOOK AFTER BUILD
ings, tenements or stores. Make small
repairs, ETC., for party or estate that has
no objection to me attending TO other busi-
ness. A B. GRIFFIN. 5O4 W. Lexington
ST., Baltimore, Nd 12-1s3
LAW STUDENT, TYPIST, SWITCHBOARD
operator. desires evening work Bon 2eS
c. Herald Office. 2-224
MUSICIAN, CAN PLAY TROMBONE,
drums or baritone. experienced; can ar
range for work with dance orchestra or
travel band or orchestra. J. GOErZ, 301 @
St NV Phone Main 5000. 12-333
YOUNG MAN WISHES POSITION FOR THE
Christmas holidays; available now until
6rst Of January. 31s4 Dunbarton ave. NV.
YOUNG NEAT WHITE MAN DESIRES Po-
sition as chauffeur in private family or on
large truck; understands all makes Of auto
mobiles aad willing to travel; references
ex-soldier. BOX 245-C. Herald Office.
11-66s
YOUNG MAN WITH MOTORCYCLE DE
sires position as collector for newspaper
route or any business. Can also drive any
make car and not afraid Of hard work
Phoas Columbia 10217. Ask for FRED"
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JOHN W. THOMPSON & CO.,
Klbourne ST.. Near 18th
$4,000

Very vel built house IN strictly vhis
neifhborhood; Q rooms. hath: hot-vatsr
heat; farare: openinr on wide alley: u
you are looking for q home at the right
price don't fan 70 phone M for an ~
spection.
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MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE.

MALE.
YOUNG MAN WISHES POSITION DURING
the day; will accept department. store po-
sition; 10 years Of age; graded school edu-
cation; expert hand presser on gentlemen's
f1i7 9Th st. sw. Main 72s4.
1920
YOUNG MAN, WHITE, WISHES WORK
from D. m. BOX 279-c. Herald Office.
YOUNG MAN, % YEARS OF AGE, WISHES
position as chauffeur for private family.
all makes Of touring cars. Tel.
West 17O6. or write BOX 223-C, Herald
Office. 1887
As CARETAKER on SUBURBAN OR
country place for the winter. Apply
Room 50. lilo st NV. 12-4l3
POSITION WANTED AS PRACTICAL
city reference. BOX 2s6C, Herald office.
12-405
LADY DESIRES POSITION AS FILE
clerk in general office work. Phone Lin
colin To6-J l2-406
HOUsEwORK IN A SMALL FAMILY OR
suitable work in lunchroom; colored wom-
an. Address 1907 R st. NV. 1880
A WELL RECOMMENDED GENERAL
house worker desires morning work. Ad-
dress care Mrs. BAKER, No. 1850 Mintwood
Place NV. ll-oSS
CHEERFUL WOMAN WOULD READ TO
invalid or convalescent patient; mornings
preferred. Address BOX 23s-c, Herald Office.
11-626
CLERICAL WORK FOR EVENING FROM
to IL D. m. except Tuesday; will work
during day Sunday. BOX 2s4-o, Herald Of
nee. 12-3SS
HOUsEKEEPER OR ASSISTANT IN Ho-
tel; experienced. BOX 2s7-C, Herald Of
nce. 2-2A
HoUsEwoRK, BY NEAT C0LoRED GIRL
in small family. or cafeteria work; Ref
erences-602 End st. sw. 12-243
MANDOLIN PUPILS WANTED; REASON
able. Phone North 7sO6-w. Il-657
LADY WILL DO CHRISTMAS SHOPPING; I;
small commission. Lincoln 666s-W
LADY, RELIABLE, EFFICIENT, DESIRES
filing or any general clerical work. Ad-
dress E. B.. 1909 Kennedy st. NV. 12-SS
wANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COL0RED
woman, place in good family to work
Address 1926 11th st. NV. 12-3O4
sTENOGRAPHER DESIRES WORK EVEN
ings Call West 2409 J. IL $40
TYPIsT. BO0KKEEPER, TELEPHONE
switchboard operator. desires night work
rom to IL p. m. Address BOX 217-C,
Herald office. 12-A
TWO YOUNG LADIES, EXPERIENCED IN
typewriting and clerical work, desire even
ing work. Address BOX 2e4 q, Herald Of
fee. l2-2Oo
THE HERALD READER WHO Is LOOK
ing for a position can have an ad pub
lished in the situations Wanted column
Of this page IL he phones Main $500
YOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION AS
bookkaeper or cashier and general o1ice
work: can operate switchboard; years mar
ket store experience; can give best OF ref
erence. 5OX 252-C, Herald. 1888
YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION AS
telephone operator in apartment house
Call Apt. 500. North 576 12-l3O
SITUATION WANTED = HOUsEKEEPER, B,
supervise widower's home. BOX 2l4-C'
Herald office.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A BITTER JOB
II So call Main $500 and have an ad
printed FREE in The Herald situations
Wanted column.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE,

1s cents a line I time.
I5oc discOunt 5 or more insertion
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FOR RENT-R0OMS.
Is cents q line time.
1915 discount ) or more Insertions.

FURNISHED ROOMS.
TRUNKS, BAGGAGE,
FURNITURE
Transferred on short notice. Franklin 4536.
AUTO EXPRESS CO, 81 Ii NV. 1880
1926 18TH ST. N.W.-SINGLE ROOM WITH
bath; gentleman only. S35. Frank. 42I.
1880
lT35 COL. RD.; COMFORTABLE SINGLE
room in nice home; second floor, near
bath: electricity, steam heat; unlimited
telephone. l2-4ol
ROOMS WITH BOARD
VERY DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM, SUIT
able for or 3. Also smaller room. 909
18th st. NV. 12-3JS
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rUATION WANTED TO DO ODD JOBS,
jOc an hour. BOY 27s-C. Herald office.
Io-355
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ACCOUNTANT, AUDITOR, AGE 80, TEN
years experience; last two years In an
executive accounting capacity with United
States shipping board, desires to change.
Address BOX 279-C. Herald office. 12-345
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Columbia Heights
$4,000

Columbia road: conveniently located
home containing 0 rooms, 2 baths; all
modern improvements; this property is
situated in q high-class section and IL
near the high school, street cars and
stores.
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PROPOSALS.

Ie cents line time.
I5co dfscopnt ) on more Insertions.
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WILL EXCHANGE ONE THOUSAND
Shares ClaN-Lte Manufacturing Company
stock for good automobile. The above COM
pany manufactures five leading automobile
accessories Stock selling at 90. Apply 3l2
Clifton terrace south. 12-o27
The Washington herald., 1920-12-14

WILL EXCHANGE A FINE COPPER NE.
dallion, Ia inches diameter. of Thomas
Jefferson. for a postage stamp collection, or
good duplicates. 1923 Duncan st. ne.
12l31
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5-RoOM AND BATH BUNGALOW, ELEC-
tricity, steam heat, garage. all furnished
valued at $4,000; situated at Del Ray. Va.
10 minutes from heart Of city. What's Of
fered? W. G. H., S012 Q st. NV. 1913
MAXWELL 1918 AUTOMOBILE: NEEDS
new battery. Now in Florida. II you are
going there will exchange for equity in real
estate in Washington, or anything else Of
value. Address BOX 2Il-C. Herald office.
l2-255
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/ MUST HAVE WORK OF ANY KIND;
handy man with tools; work for $3.50 day.
A. SHUT, 622 Louisiana ave. 12-4s3
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SCHOLARS TO TAKE GUITAR LESSONS:
taught in 20 lessons; easy. simple. Best
4 references. 80 years experience. COO
lass. ave- R-366
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YOUNG MAN DESIRES A POSITION AS
collector; best Of references; ex-service
man. Address G. c. GUNNELL, 12O 4th st.
- 1888
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TWO ENANELED BED SPRINGS AND
mattress; bird's-eye bureau and chifonier;
box couch and some fancy chairs. what's
1o-lSt
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100 Block Q Street
$4,000

Very eubstsntislly built house located
in q very desirable neigbborbood; 10
rooms, : baths; garage on rear lot for
one car; we believe this a. excellent op-
portunity TO secure a home within walk
ing distance Of the downtown section
that Is well worth the price asked
The Washington herald., 1920-12-14

VACANT LOT TO TRADE FOR AN AUTO
mobile. ]. II. CHANDLER, 4l2 Colorado
building ETA
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WILL GIVE USE OF LIVING ROOM AND
kitchen to white man and wife in exchange
for Few hours daily service by each BOX
240-C. Herald Office. I2-l2l
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YOUNG MAN WITH MOTORCYCLE DE
sireS positiou as collector for newspaper
route or any business. Can also drive any
make car and not afraid Of hard work:
Phoas Columbia 10217. Ask for "fRED."
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WILL YOU "SwAP?"

WILL sWAP on BUY SOME Goo6 EDT
SON diamond disc records. 17o4 Lawrence
st. ne. 12-41s
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EX-SERvICE MAN DESIRES POSITION AS
foreman, watchman, messenger, clerk with
bank or business concern. References on
request. BOX 272-C, Herald office.
1o3O6
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AN OLD SOLDIER IS WILLING TO GIVE
service in home for room and board. BOX
z75-C. Herald office. 12-32S
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15
LOCAL CONCERN
ORDER FOR
NINETY HOUSES
coRDELE SASH ANDDOOR COM
PANY HITS Big BUSINESS
COTTON WI BUILDINGS
Orders Cover Approximate
.ly 100000 for Future De-
livery on Finished Goods

The Cordele Sash Door & Lunl-
ber Company has single order to-
day for ninety completed houses.
This ortRsr probalsly caps anything
ever undertaken in this section OF
the wtate in the way of finished build
ing material. The bare lumber val
uss included will cover approximate,
$4,000. and to give some idea oil
the movement of material and or
ders ahead for building stuff, Mr.
Robuck stsked today that the orders
in the mills ahead at the present
moment totalled about 100000.
The order which goes for the min
ETY. houses is for Georgia cotton
mill corporation. There will be
somewhere in the neighborhood OF
1.7OC door and window frames alone
and 500 Inantels and there is full
car load of step lumber included in
the estimates for the houses.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15
BISHOP BRENT AFTER UNDER
TAKERS
WRITES AN OPEN LETTER
Senior Chaplain Urges That
Bodies of Dead Be Left
In France :,

Washington. Jan. l5.--Bishop Chas.
H. Brent senor chaplain with the
American EXpediticnary Forces in
France. has addressed an open let
ter to Secretary Baker and the next
of kin of the American dead in France
The latter was mNde public today
by the American Field OF Honor Asso-
citation which is opposing the move
ment for the wholesale return of the
bodies and follows the charges pre-
scented to the Senate and House that
I the r1oYement is being fostered by
undertakers for their personal profit.
Brentss letters point out that while
it is the right of relatives to claim
bodies OF their dead, the establish,
ment of a Field of Honor properly
cares for Americas dead in France
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15
METHODISTS IN
(JNIFICATION MEET
MEET IN CHURCH WHERE SPLIT
CAME "a YEARS AGO

Louisville, jan 15.-Clergymen and
laymen representing six MILLION Me.
thodists are attending meeting
which began today of the joint com
missfen BIG Methodist churches north
and sSnth, which has for its object
the unification of the two wings Of
the church.
The commission is meeting the
Fourth Street Church South, fcom
which the announcement was made
seventy-four years ago that there had
been breech in the church over the
cally all travel. 7'-'
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15
TEAL SECURING
RAILROAD VALUES
APPRAISER SECURES SEABoARp
LAND VALUES

Mr.. Charles B. Teai, SENIOR Land
Appraiser for The interstate Com
merce Commission, is in Cordele to-
day, valueing the Seabord right of
way and other lands, if they have
land not used as right Of way 1t is
taken out CT the carrier class and
put in the non-carrier class.
MI. Teals swork is for purposes of
official valuation in order for the
Government intclligently to fix rates
issuance Of bonds, and to settle all
fis4ncial questions between the Gov
elnment and railroad. t M
Nh Teals found fiftdzAa. orstMenty
thousand acres Of land in Carolina
belonging to the Railroad and not he
ing fused for railroad purposes. Mr..
Teal has just finished appraising a
portion of the Pennsylvania lines in
Ohio and Indiana,
MI. Teal is a native Of Georgia
and used to practice law in Fitz-
gerald. The permanent address is
Villa Rica
Ma. Teals work is being done un-
der the provisions OF the Physical
Valuation of Railroad act of congress
pt ssed in 1913 and for securing val
ues only.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15
ALLIED DRIVE
ON BOLSHEVIKI
NOW PROMISED
BAKER RECOMMENDS SURPLUS
WAR SUPPLIES BE USED
WOULD GIVE AID POLAND
Baker Reports Allied Pow
ers Consider Campaign
Against Bolsheviki
WOULD GIVE AID POLAND

Washington, Jan 15.-Recommenda-
tions that the United States furnish
her surplus military supplies to Po-
land to aid in the repelling the west
ward advance Of the Bolsheviki have
been made to the state department
by Secretary Baker.
He said the Allied governments also
were considering participating in the
movement against the Bolsheviki.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15
SOUTHERN CITIES
WANT AERIAL MAIL
MANY MAKE APPLICATION FOR
AIR SERVICE

Washington, Jan. 15.-The progress
sive spirit of Southern and southwes
tern cities is being manifested in the
demands of many of them for aerial
mail service The postmaster general
has received more than a hundred
five applications from cities through
out the country. more than one third
of these in the South and southwest.
These cities include Atlanta, and
Rome, Ga; Birmingham, Mobile, and
Montgomery, Ala; Key West, Pensa-
cola and Tampa, Fla.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15
BERLIN QUIET
FACTORIES AT
NOR NAL DUTIES
COMMUNISTS CALL FOR ELECs
TON REVOLUTIONARY COUNCIL
INDEPENDENTS CENSURED
No Demonstrations Permit
ted at Burial of Dead
From Tuesdays Riots
INDEPENDENTS CENSURED

London, Jan. 15.-Berlin was quiet
Wednesday,, according to wireless
message from the German capital.
Large factories are working normal
Iy and railway tram service was not
interrupted.
Strong indignation was expressed
in every branch of industry at the
unscrupulousness of the Independents,
the dispatch adds, because the leaders
hid behinde the magazine guns while
the masses were driven forward to
face the guns Of the soldiers. !
1t was announced that the Berlin
government would not permit DEM
onstrations OF the occasion of the bu-
rial of the victims of the Tuesday
Call for Election ~
Berlin, Jan. 15.--A communist man.
ifesto issued today urges the ilnmed-
late e1xgEion of revolutionary en-
ployes councils in all Industrial estab-
lshmenfs.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15
RELIEF FOR WORLD
LINEN SHORTAGE
RUSSIAN COUNTRIES SELL EN-
TIRE OUT PUT TO BRITISH

Washington, Jan. 15.-An agree
ment with Lithurania, Letvia and Els
thonia, to sell their entire flax out
put has been concluded by the Ma
tional Metal and Chemical Bank of
London, according to dispatch to-
day to the Department of Commerce.
Relief for a worldwide linen short
age is expected to follow.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15
LIBERTY BONDS
SELLING HEAVILY
INTERESTS ARE DODGiNG HIGH
INTEREST RATES

New York, Jan. 15.-Banking ill.,
terests have been selling Liberty
Bonds heavily since January first, it
is learned today. Much liquidation is
said to have been done by institutions
seeking cash for business loans who
are unwilling to pay the highinterest
and discount rates fixed by the fed
era1 reserve bank.
The selling movement was more
general at interior points than in Now
Q
York, it was said