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Qf a strengihening fa'th as tho misnths
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gacs, e@d obn -peoplo. who have oo
ng cherished {he prize’plea ol ihe
1d rariy are mero thun hadry Lecause
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swring: their faith,
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fermtitrndennt feader. - The name o
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toket Tor every democrat—for Cyery
rfln who wonld enderzg the preaident
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chud of tho fact that o Mhilltont on
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tcorned with the vope that i 3 to b
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£ hIIR I B oftey ondont ke fadian
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i Ve WS dT &0 Cosefvasainghes
tionsd loyaliy. We cughtato lam
new picro than ever wiat a wonder
{ePrrirsege-wea-have in4ho exere’s
of Ihe Fator we are to cast for VAU
(AP it aeesinde onf S eTE Py AT
eMOnE ua be at the polls« leetin:
car B oo t(had cur lave A ant ol
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Pep election any andgs atras o
Busiress os to pera b vou to 50 ot
golls o vote. Uther [ntorest pnoze
iets demeeroey gre sirikine Litterly
Feit hesc bt hemo, o un end dal
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’ ¢fiyenrs ‘os veunscl for one of ‘the
§ arentest milroad systems in thg coun
i try. Tals radicad syctem bas piain
| ¥ained a-mere Chralboral attiude to
‘rarde the ag-sucies of punlicity in re
‘ cent Jm‘., Luctiio governor neems yot
neimed to congues Bis bueincsy behind
Clesad dorn —as he did when he was
O raiivoad inxyer.
i heone viparor mea have an iyclina
-4 %oio loy fretied g him and “blaze
yay Bips eyery time they fafl to
| et such informalion Trom ug cflice
Loy bellova they oughf to have.
: podr et 240 there i 3 an anppoint~
’ y B made, for fear of getting
st (o veporters will not
~ iy Olmbapa it gty wrigh
7 ; ad been ducd an appoint
i ; ALI rsvneer cmen. have }
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] 1o cn onoriliiCeorgla yorking in
, (ifcn amd 12 wemistako mot, they
| v A ke ot of dovernor Har:
£ o fideht ond ehyness. He iz a |
tene old man, but they can wor- ;
iy h and tney have found it out,
a 5 and Governor Harcis have suf-
L ered during s administration ‘world ‘
Phout ¢sd at the hands of the news: 1
© T: Covernor Harnis could have been
halo feliow, well met in Atlanta and 1
i tho ooverncr's office, ag-he was at
fan hotors ho ever became the
nies h'e? preoniiva, he would have
2 thin time become one of the most
spular and most bheloved of all the
1q weicrans filllng the ' cflice over
hteh he presides. |
The powssarer men, who make and |
\rnalo puiilie oficlals, lave been a’
165 t Governoy Bozris'a glde. They
i%e Gogaad o pvery.aiep ond turned
ey mocd move ke has made into a
e Biunder and, in gpite of the fact
ot he lhan becn a caresul, painstak
v fiitaful publie official. these pesky
2 dtevs £ on i thelri merci
! iingat hin ofileial I.(;ga, mak
£t Lilboaecrry things
he nowstaney men know their pow
: (oveirac? fdarr s peems not to
Ayl Ile¢ Las t'rod of them and
Bod 3 their faces. The his:
r ¢f s Goninigiration will in af
: 5 obe ny from what they
! s vosnla: dnily about him.: Tt is
. 2 teed that he did not at
steal ol Lo whole lot of them
te higo Yoneo and. hold fllcir;
celazany tod ey mawe a 8 well as
34 peelniness of men in high
T e ol of tho rarort that
€T) tarris wos maling plans to
Ny g stake nzainst Hugh Dorsey.
} Bad to deuy it and tho newspa
v nencoven made his denial look
Poor oid goevernor! he: has
1 Eich @ hit careser as
S Asrieaids Jeaan adp makine for
P SWaesE T POTATO CROP.
If reporids e, iarerg of Crisp
iy Pove the Lisgae? .weet potato
they Bava over had "Pley are
loaldy to pdiggine and hous
flenT an o o i 80 valuable
fhe rropent 1o © gl prices ot
i feod ol Lot e havvesting and
Wamacs (6 more than
MOrL At e o e,(.\ and done
{iTuvera ciovldboranre befors Idig
av the roois are mature 4nd
hould solect a time when the
yard iz diy and the day bright. . I
C =5 tho.rlants, thae roots should
¢ dug wilhia (ho nexe ie-i'; days and
SNy 1 ‘Zifr‘}é@‘;}g;‘_; Iho (iemd plants
onld bo cul-00 At dßadesima with
2 to thal ok a“.‘f‘izzthe) will
Sy e dedhi e tugindots.
cr e atine idtiend iniplowing out
to avcid eil bruising by
5 ine Impements used
Tao ol should then
o Toooy tha potatoed
: : g lio L';f:':;‘g;\;ppsvd for
1 1o “'":'.\i‘ng should
o g hoaee '.:s:&lio:::. oz
e s 72 be carefully
3 y intosthe picking
108, oz sweet potatoes
®Ct S ¢ nonrance of beingz
uire as careful
R LYo aid apples.
: . ] i oo minimized. to as
3 . 5 Dossible. This
~c:zh sorting in the
I ‘argest potatoes
7 lor, the smallest
] bruised roots in
i : aza sheunid sacks be
‘ s ] i {emsglory eontainers or
for marketing purposes. Diseased po
tatoes should be placed in none of the
assortments, Such roots should not
be left permanently in the field, how
,(:ver, to contaminate the soil, but
should be gathered and fed to pigs.
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| OUR PAUL REVERE.
‘ Paul Revere made the famous mid
| night ride that aroused the sleeping
| Minute Men along the way. By this
| act he rendered a great service to his
‘ country, for on the following day the
{ zreat battle of Lexington was won.
, The battle for commercial suprema
! cy in south CGeorgia is being fought
; hetween Cordele and her sister cities.
; The commercial gateway to the rich
;‘ section around us for many miles is
i jeing determined. Americus is lay
}.m; claim to everything that will
strengthen that center. Likewise Al
- bany, Fitzgerald and Valdosta are still
striving for every advantage in husi
' ness. Somewhere in this section is
going to develop a powerful commer
cial center. The stronger will pre
vail over the weak business center and
{he moment one of her commercial ri
vals forges ahcad, Cerdele will take
| a second or third place. We must suf
fer losses at cvery gain other citier
- make around us.
| As an agriculiural center we ar#
now doing all that can be expected of
s That special phase of our devel
f opment could never he in a more rapid
‘ ly growing state, Little more can be
done to strengthen our agricultural de
| voelopment. :
} It is now the manufacturing inter
ests that need attention. As a strate
| gic point we are superior to our com
' mercial rivals, for the reason that we
‘ ate far ahead in railroad facilities. Our
creat trunk lines radiate to every bor
dering point. We only need a strength
i ening of the manufacturing develop
l ments to carry our plans to the fulles!
completion. OQur strongest fortifica
!ti(m in this line must come of the
- invesiment of our own capital in mpan
i ufu«.-turin;: pldms. When we organize
- our own money into paying enterpris
j cs where our manufactured goods arc
!nm'.'idml at home, no outside force
‘ can upturn or upset our leadership
! Commercial domination will follow as
naturally as the day follows the night.
. Our field is a broad one. Our re
; sources are all undeveloped. All our
i material goes out to the far ends o
| the earth m'b(- made up into the com
- modities that come back to us ready
t for use. These big factories that turn
| their wheels in distant cities making
- up our raw material ought to he here
| among us. Rich profits to the mills in
‘ our midst lie in the freights we pa)
‘gun our unfinished products to and
| from far away factories.
Now to our Paul Revere. How long
:, hefore he will ride and wake the sleep
| ing Minute Men,—the men among us
? who are to take the lead in manufac
| turing development?
MANY WILL ATTEND MEETING
iIN MACON OCTOBER 26-28
Many people have signified their in
teniions of attending the conference
on social welfare to be held in Macor
Qectober 26 to 28. This is exclusive |
of those women attendant on the
meeting of the Georgia State Yedera |
of Women's c¢lubs, many of whom \\'illl
remain for the convention.
It is expected that by the time the 1
meeting is held there will be severat
hundred people, engaged in every de
partient of social welfare work, in
Macon., Owing to the fact that the
schretary of the convention commit
tee has had an incomplete mailing list
of these who are engaged in social
and charitable work in the state, it is
especially requested that all who h-.wv‘
no¢ received persenal invitations will
make arrangements to attend, notify
ing AMiss Agnes McKinna, at the Ho- |
“tel Lanier, in Macon, of their inten
tion’ inwmediately. |
- Mayors of towns and county school
‘lvmnmissiuners will find a great deal
of advantage in the convention, since
many of the problems of the poorer
children of the towns and country dis
tricts will be under discussion. Any
|of these officials will be especially
welcomed, and any who can aitend
. should communicate at once with
: Miss McKinna.
' ATLANTA MAN WILL BE
J. J. BROWN'S ASSISTANT
| ———
! Atlanta, Oct. 25.—1 t was reported
| at the capitol Monday and accepted as
| authentic that when J. J. Brown takes
| over the office of commissioner of ag
| riculture next June he will appoint
{ Marvin P. Reoane, of Atlanta, to be as
sistant ¢ommissioner.
{ Mr. Roane is well known in Atlania
‘for many years he conducted a gro
cery business on the corner of Edge
wood avenue and Howell street and
has been a rather large trader in At
lania real estate. He is put down in
the current city directory as manager
{of the Penn Oil and Paint Company,
120 Porter place.
i It is said that Mr. Roane was one
{of Mr. Brown's strongest supporters
lin the recent state campaign and that
| he contributed liberally to Mr. Browas
| campaign fund. .
THE CORDELE DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 25, 1916.
" G e R B RS RoN U R
. -
| Reflected Observations |
: BY MAX E. LAND.
I have been asked several times
since the recent state convention to
give my views and conclusions upon
its actings and doings, but have de
{erred doing so until it is almost too
late. Individual views are sometimes
accurate and sometimes inaccurate
and this is generally on account of the
point of view, which is 80 often in
fluenced by the side a party Lappens
to belong to politically.
Having no ambition personally for
the political game, 1 viewed it merely
as a spectater. Georgia public affairs
have leng been most spectacular and
at times dramatic, but always interest
ing for those who like politics. This
recent state convention was more
jemocratic, quiet orderly than any
we have had for the past ten yecars.
ily more democratic Imean that it was
more like a free for all game, with
less of the slate making, bossism and
steam-rolier autocracy. Yes, it was
indeed a free fight and for this reasorn
.cemed to give more satisfaction than
any conventien in recent years.
‘ihere is apother truth about it, it
was made up largely of very young
men, and there was undoubtedly the
smallest crowd attending a convention
in recent years. _
As to the contested place—Court of
Appeals positions, those who had the
largest number of boosters got the
places regardless of how the people
voted, As to how the people votet
was not much considered or discussed
bt it was a question as to who could
2ot the convention votes. The candi
lates who were alone were left alone
and those who had the boosters won.
Here is another sure thing: The so
called state ring which was broken
and shattered when Hoke Smith walk
ad through Georgia ten years ago, wa#
hack on the job, with full regalia and
sasy rynning machinery. This crowd
will likely stay on the job for anothes
ten years, and then will come defeat
and may be another Hoke, and such
is life.
Here is a most serious question:
Money and money alone will contro!
| Georgia politics and office holding un
less the pecple do something in the
sery near future to prevent it. It
was never intended that our state
house offices should be held only by
he rich. Is the ability and character
»f a man to count for nothing, abso
utely nothing uniess he has money”’
What can we promigé our boys to de
liver them such a country where man
hoood, self regnect, character and abili
v are turned down for the dollar
This is no phantom for the horror i
already at our doer. There is no use
‘or a man to have ambition or aspl
rations unless he has a lot of money tc
>0 with it. There is a remedy for
nearly every disease and to bring
ahout right conditions the people wil’
have to demand that our law makers
cacs a law which wiil prohibit any
candidate for a state-house coffice go
‘ng further than merely announcing
his candidacy in ithe papers, and ther
‘n a limited number of words.
The ccunty unit plan and the popu
lar vote plan is still a matter of con
=iderable talk whenever politics arc
digcussed and it was heard a good
deal at the recent convention. That
was largely a unit vote crowd, how
aver, and it was hard to tell whether
they reflected the sentiment of the
itate or not, T am of the opinion that
‘he majority plan is the most popular
with the masses, notwithstanding the
la argument that the city poliicians
will control. They will do it anyway
vnder any rule if permitted. The
it role is undoubtedly more the in
dividual and exclusive property of the
vrofessional politician. It is natural
‘or it gives him more leverage than
he other plan. The popular vote plan
is more democratic, and the demo:
crats would have won the presidency
‘orty years ago, and only eleven years
after the war if it had been left tc
najority rule. Samuel J Tilden won
he popular vote over R. B. Hays, and
hould Lave heen president. It was
the same way with Harrison and
‘!(w.vlund in the second race. Mr.
i 'eveland had the popular vote, bu!
Mr.. Harrison had the unit vote.
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DR. J. C. PATTEN
DENTIST'
McArthur's Old Stand Over
Williams Drug Co.
Cordele - - - Georgla.
DR. B. DANIEL :
X-RAY
Electro-Therapeutics and
Internal Medicine
American National Bank Bldg.
REUEL HAMILTON
— DENTIST —
Over Cordele Hardware Co.
Cordele, Georgia ,
THOS. J. McARTHUR, M. D.
Special Attention to
Surgery and Gynaecology.
Cordele - - - Georgia.
MAX. E. LAND
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW :
Office Over Ola Postoffice
Prompt Attention Given To All
. Business
D. A. R. CRUM
Attorney and Counselor-at-Law
1. 2, 3 Raines and Oliver Building
Cordele, Geéfgla.
J. GORDCN_ JONES
Attorney and Counselor-at-Law
Rooms 1,2, 3, Raines & Oliver Bldg..
Cordele, Georgia. «
' MUNICIPAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
|7 e S e OR R R e
FOR MAYOR.
1 wish to announce myself a candi
date for the office of mayor of Cor
lele, subject to the primary of Novem
her 21. 1 will appreciate the vote andl
support of every citizen.
C. L. McMILLAN. . ‘
FOR MAYOR. l}
I'o the people of Cordele: |
Appreciating the support given me
luring the past two years as your
Mayor, and having to the best of my
\bility honestly and fearlessly dis
‘harged the duties of the office, and
1s there are yet issues to be settled
f great interest to the city in which
[ am interested as any other citizen
would or should be, and having done
my part in keeping our city in the
forefrent, and the good of the city at
111 times safe-guarded as the Mayor
»f Cordele, I hereby announce my can
lidacy for re-election subject, to the
«ity primary election to be held on
‘he 21st day of November, 1916. If
~c-elected, 1 pledge my best efforts to
"orward the cause of the city in every
nanner, and to continue the work of
:ecping and maintaining the reputa
ion which Cordele has justly won—
hat of being the cleanest city of its
iize in the state, in morality, sobriety,
'ducation, religion, civic pride and
honest business. I will appreciate
he support of all the people, and trust
hat 1T will merit the votes of every
jualified voter in the city.
J. GORDON JONES.
FOR ALDERMAN.
1 hereby announce myself a candi
late for Alderman of the City of Cor
lele subject to the primary of Nov.
Jlst, and if elected I promise a faith
ul performance of the duties of the
office.
I believe there should be a just and
‘quitable adjustment of the city’s busi
ess license. Under the present sys
em the small merchant and shop men
re made to pay an unreasonable pro
ortion of the running expenses of
he city. HEvery merchant in the city
hculd be made to pay somewhat in
reeping with his velume of business.
1 believe that the minimum water
‘ent shovld be reduced to an amount
nly sufficient for the running expense
wnd upkeep of the plant.
The police department being one of
he most important of the city’s gov
swrnment T believe it should be kept
1p to the highest standard of efficien
~y and that there should be three
shifts of patrolmen working 8 hours
sach. I believe for the protection of
‘he city the office of desk sergeant
should be re-established.
I believe the fire department should
he maintained at its present high
standard of efliciency.
1 believe at the very earliest pos
sible date the city should establish
and operate a sanatorium in keeping
with the development and needs of
the city and surrounding territory.
I believe in the observance of the
Christian Sabbath.
If you believe in these principles
vote for me and I will appreciate your
wpport and do my best to make the
ity a faithful and efficient officer.
Respecifully, -
J. D. MATHEWS.
. FCR ALDERMAN.
I hereby announce myself a candi
late for re-election to the office of
\lderman of the city of__Cordel_e, sub
ject to the primary to be held Novem-‘
her 21. I have conscientiously and
‘earlessly performed the duties of the
rffice, as T have seen them, during my
present term, and pledge myself, if
elected, to continue a faithful per
formance of such duties. Your sup
yort and vote will be appreciated.
Respectfully,
J. NELSE KING.
i FOR ALDERMAN.
1 respectfully announce myself a
candidate for Alderman of the city of
cordele, subject to ‘the primary to be
held on November 21. If elected I
sromise to faithfully perform the du
‘ies of the office and lend my heartiest
support to the advsncement of Cor
dele and the protection of the interests
of its individual citizens. My past
experence on the council has made me
thoroughly familiar with the duties
of the office. The suffrage and sup
port of the voters will be greatly ap
vreciated. Respectfully,
J. HOMER LAMB.
Sl b e e ee B
FOR ALDERMAN.
At the solicitation of friends I here
by announce myself a candidate for
alderman of the city of Cordele, sub
ject to the primary to be held Novem
her 21. If elected I pledge myself
faithfully to perform any and all du
ties of the office and your votes will
be appreciated. ;:
Respectfully,
C. 0. NOBLE.
FOR ALDERMAN.
I announce myself a candidate for
alderman of the city of Cordele, sub-i
ject to the primary to be held on No
vember 21. If elected I promise to
discharge the duties of the office to
the best of my ability. Your vote and
support will be greatly appreciated.
Respectfully,
L. L. DAVIS.
el e —i A —— e e et e
Brookly, N. Y., Gates avenue police
court last year handled 8,743 cases,
collecting $7,927 in fines. |
Many A Business Waining
sSS M A LS S S
HAS LITTLE IN IT AS COMPARED
WITH THE IMPORTANCE ATTACH- | ’
ING TO EVERY SAVING SIGNAL. :
OUR NEW SAVING BANK HAS
BEEN. PROVIDED SPECIALLY AS
A SAVING AGENCY BECAUSE WE ;
WANT A BUSINESS INSTITUTION
THAT CAN HAVE THE HIGH MIS- ;
MION OF ENCOURAGING THRIFT
AMONG YOUNG AND OLD ALIKE
EVERYWHERE. i
'LET THE “AMERICAN” JOIN YOU
IN YOUR PLANS TO HAVE SOME
THING LAID UP FOR A BUSINESS
START OF YOUR OWN IN LIFE OR
FOR THE RAINY DAY THAT MAY
: COME. WE WILL WORK HARD
; EST FOR YOU AS OUR CUSTOMER.
THE AMERICAN SAVING BANK
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