They’re Here!
Earner’s
Chocolates
From the
Sunny South
These Southern Style Candies, made in New
Orleans, are entirely different from any others
| sold in Cordova. Try an assorted package,
containing
j Cherry Sips, Honey Nougat, Pecan Pralines,
Brazil Nuts, Orange Fruit Creams, Fig Jellies,
Pecan Nougatines, Fruit Caramels
See Window Display
Cordova Drug Co.
AGAINST “JIM CROW” RAILROAD CARS '
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Federal legislation prohibiting
Jim Crow cars or other legislation dis
criminating against negroes on rail
roads or steamships within the United
States was urged by Representative
Madden of Chicago (portrait herewith)
before the house committee on inter
state and foreign commerce the other
day. Mr. Madden advocated the in
clusion of the provisions of a bill in
introduced by him in general railroad
legislation. A delegation from the
Colored American council, which spon
sors the biil, was present.
Representative Sanders of Louisi
ana was the most outspoken in oppo
sition to the bill among members of
tiie committee. “We contend that the
negro prefers separate accommoda
tions,” said Mr. Sanders. “Our negroes
down South, knowing they aren’t wel
come in the white man’s coach, don’t
go in.”
ivir. Minuers asueu mr. aiactuen it
was not true tlmt a great majority of the negroes now live in the South
“Yes,” replied Mr. Madden, “hut I don’t see what that has to do with thli
bill. We think they should be treated in the South the same as in the North.’
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OPTICIANS
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FISH WILL BE
PROTECTED
FROM GUIS
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13—The sec
retary of agriculture has issued an
order, effective October 24, 1919, per
mitting the shooting or trapping of
grebes, loons, gulls and terns, mer
gansers and certain species of the
heron family, including the bittern,
great blue heron, little blue heron,
green heron and black-crowned night
heron, by owners, superintendents
and bona fide employes of public or
private fish hatcheries throughout the
United States and Alaska where these
birds are injurious to and destructive
of fishes at the hatcheries. All of
the above-named birds are given pro
tection under the migratory bird
treaty act, approved by the President
July 3, 1918, but the secretary of ag
riculture may permit them to be
killed when, upon investigation, they
are found to be seriously injurious to
agricultural or other interests. After
thorough investigations at a number
of fish hatcheries in various sections
of the country it was concluded that
protection against these birds was
necessary for the preservation of the
fishes at the hatcheries.
The order is very definite, and pro
vides that every bird killed or trapped
pursuant to the permission contained
therein, and every part of such bird,
including the plumage and feathers,
shall be totally destroyed as promptly
as possible, and shall not be possessed,
transported or shipped in any man
ner outside of the grounds and waters
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of the hatchery where killed or
trapped, except for the purpose of de
struction, provided that such birds or
parts thereof may be shipped or trans
ported as a gift to public museums
and public scientific and educational
institutions. Provision is made that
all packages containing such birds or
parts thereof so shipped or transport
ed shall be clearly marked, so that
the name and address of the shipper
and the nature of the contents may be
readily ascertained on an inspection
of the outside thereof.
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William Hayes, W. E. Brown, Mrs.
W. E. Brown, John McGillivary, Mrs.
H. P. Aiken, Erland M. Jacobson, Mrs.
J. E. Richardson, Mrs. Fred Excell,
Fred Excell, Mrs. Louis Flagstad, M.
Mori, J. H. Deever, L. E. Dickenson,
Nick Brandon, John G. Meeker, Mrs.
George, Harmon, George Harmon, M.
Abee, Tom Saqurai, K. Souage, John
Graves, Pete Taylor, Pete Johnson,
Sam Miller, Mike Brennen, Theodore
Nish, Norman Bigford, Steven Maim
roff, Mike Elo, Pete Nickloff, Mrs. W.
K. Young, Mariano Cuaresma, Russell
Waterbury, A. M. Broadfoot, John
Vinquist, R. B. Edmison, Frank Nord,
Ernest Johnson, Lou Thomas, Fred
Carlson, Frank Sellers, Elmer Ny
qvist, Julius Romming, John Spitz.
Walter Stoesser, Ruby DeGraff,
A. E. Lathrop, Dr. W. H. Chase, Mrs.
T. D. Boyce, Kathryn Boyce, Dr.
Charles Daggett, R. E. Elmquist, Will
iam E. Whipple, Miss Jean Dugger,
James L. Galen. L. G. Belter, Nathan
ael Green, Mrs. Florence Sullivan Al
bert Wick, Charles Rogers, D. C. Fair
man, T. D. Boyce, C. P. Mickelson,
Mrs. C. P. Mickelson, I. T. Garner,
Charles Dustin, Dr. Cora Daggett, Mrs.
James L. Galen.
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LAST TIME TONIGHT
The Great Emotional Actress
EMILY STEVENS
In the Interesting Five-Act Drama •
"Kildare of
the Storm”
A Wonderful Screen Story of Romance, with
Unusual Power and Beauty
The Drews in the Comedy
“Her Economic Independence”
—highly humorous
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