The Cordele dispatch and daily sentinel. [volume], July 03, 1922, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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PAGE SIX
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WITHDRAWS INTENTIONS OF
ENTERING GOVERNOR’S RACE
Atlanta, July B.—There were few
i fany startling pblitical devélop
ments today, the last on which State
candidates can qualify, as far as is
known in Atlanta. Wiy
Judge G. H. Howard has /announ-’
ced that he will not make the race
for Governor, since he is satisfied
his proposed road bond proposition
will be passed in some form by the
Legislature.
For some time efforts have been
made to bring several other candid-!
ateg into the race for railroad com
missioner for the seat now held by
Hon. C. M. (.)andler, but only one
of the prospective candidates enter- |
ed. Announcement is made that Sen- !
ator J. Ernest Palmour, of Gaines-!
ville, today will positively announce |
himself a candidate for the place
and will qualify before midnight. 4
FOR THE LEGISLATURE l
To the Voters of Crisp County:
I herchy announce my candidacy
for rpresentative from Crisp county
gubject to the white Democratje
primary to be held in September and
ask the support of those who favor
all possible economies in the operation
of the state government
A. 8. BUSSEY
INTERNATIONAL
INTRIGUE—
SUGGESTED IN MYSTERI
OUS DISAPPEARANCE OF
RICHARD BOYD AND PAU
LINE DUNN WHO ARE
“Reported Missing’’
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS
TWO CENTS A WORD
' OPPORTUNITIES
KODAKS and Fresh Films at Jen
nings Drug Store, 10-20-tt
The eyes of the world are on the
Chevrolet. Let's ride economically.
INSURANCE—Fire, tornado, work
+ man’s compensation, health, life,
accident. All standard comranies.
J. B. Ryals, Phone 81-W. b-2-tf
““WATERMELON PAPER—Just re:
ceived three thousand rolls 20 pounds
each 500 square feet to the roll Ros--
in Bized paper for lining watermelon
ears, Wire or write for prices. Baker
and Holmes Co., Jacksonville, Fln."‘
6-16-26 t _ |
The eyes of the world are on the
Chevrolet. Let's ride economicaily.
A $2OO Dbottle of Gillens Hog
Cholera Remedy will save a $lOO.OO
hog. Jennings Drug Store .5-16-6tf
ADVERTISE— In BSouth Georgia
through the Classified Page of the
Wayeross Journal-Herald, the only
daily newspaper in eleven adjoining
counties, Rates 10 cents a line first
insertion; 5 cents a line repetitions.
Flve words is a line, 1-16-tf.
" Give Gillens Hog Cholera Remedy
and save your hogs. Jennings Drug
Store, 616,
MAST HORSE RACES AT ALBANY
JULY FOURTH-—Albany-South @a.
Fair grounds at 3:30 p. m. Some of
the best horses in the south -wiil
race. Baseball, Albany vs. Moultrie
in the morning. Excursion rate, only
$l.OO, leave Cordele 9:60 a. m.' Geor-
Gia-Southwestern and Guly Ry. R. L.
Luffman, Traveling Passenger Aga.
PLAY SAFE—Get rid of the flies,
They spread digease and disease kills.
We sell the latest and most successful
device for exterminating these pests,
Call by or phone 105 and we will sup
ply you promptly Wall Street Grocery
6-9-26 t.
. The eyes of the world are on the
‘Chevrolet. Let’s ride economically.
PRESIDENT ORDERS
RETURN OF GERMAN
. CHEMICAL PATENTS
MOVE STARTED BY CHARGE
THAT ALIEN PROPERTY EM
PLOYES BOUGHT THEM AT 2
PER CENT OF ACTUAL VALUE
Washington, July 3.~lnstruc
tiohs were issued b¥ Président Hard,
ing that a demand be made gn the
Chemical Foundatlony Inds /for im
| mediate return to the government
'of all patents, trade-marks, copy
rights, contracts and other property
transferred to it by alien property
custodians of the Wilson adminis
‘tration.
The instructions contained in a
letter written by Mr, Harding to
Thomas W. Miller, alien property
custodian, which was made public
at the White . House, were wholly
unexpected, although the Chemical
Foundation numerous times has been
under fire of Republican members
of congress. ‘
In addition to the instructions
that a demand be made for return of
the assignments made by the alien
property custodian’s office under |
phe previous administration, the
president ordered Mr. Miller to take
any action advised or approved by
the attorney general to respect fully
the rights or interests of the United
States government in the properties.
k Supplementary to the president’s
| letter a statement was made by At
| torney General Daugherty that ac
tion taken by Mr. Harding was justi
fied by the records of the depart
ment of justice, which he said had
for many months been conducting
an investigation “in the face of much
interference,” The attorney general
‘added that the instructions as to re
turn to the government of property
‘taken over by the foundation would
be carried out “with all dispatch.”
e it
i The Grand Canyon of the Colorado
is in places lined with magnificent
imarble.
ROACH TRAPS—Greatest success
yet known for exterminating the
pest, Let us show you. Call phone
194, W. N. Adams and Son, 6-26-6 t
NEW POULTRY - CONOERN—We
will pay best prices for chickens and
eggs Cordele -Poultry Coompany 205
Seventh St. at Pless and Williams
Stable. Phono 242, P. 0. Box No 5.
6-27-26 t, |
! LOANS |
MONEY TO LOAN—II am still get
ting money on farm lands. W. E.
GRUBBS,
OAN MAKE FAEM LOANS--Quick
at 6 per cent interest, Try me. A, M.
Bell 6-28-26 t
W—-—————-
QUICK LOANS—Made on both city
and farm lands. See C. M, McKenzie
7-9-tt.
WANTED
WANTED—IOO bushels oats. T. E.
Jennings, 6-30-2 t.
WANTED TO BUY—Country Butter,
Eggs and Chickens, L. L. HELMS
MEAT MARKET, 108 Wall St. 12-28_tf
WANTED—;I'ou to let me write a
portion of your insurance. I write
all forms and will appreciate the
opportunity of going into the mat
ter with you. J. B. Ryals, Phone
81-W. 5-2-tf.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Three or four excep
tionally nice rooms. Apply 414
Sixteenth avenue, east. 6-25-6 t
DEAD ON TRAIN i
b o 3
~ Wayecross, Ga., July 3.—Mr. JAPs
Barry of Lakeland Florida while en-'
routd from that city to the A. C. L.
‘Hospital here died last evening on the
Southland Train between Folkston
and Waycross, Mr. Barry was seen by
‘a physician at Jacksonville who said
‘that he was in condition to finish
‘the journey. The deceased is survived
by a wife and three chillren.
The body was sent back to Lake
land this morning, |
. ON BIG PROGRAM
WILL DELIVER ADDRESS AT
STATE LECION CONVENTION
Waycross, Ga., July 3.—Judge
William H, Barrett, of Augusta; Hon.
lPleaunt A. Stovall, of Savannah,
and Dr. George N. MacDonell, of
Wadeross, will be the principal
'*e ers at the American Legion
rCo ention which convenes in Way-,
crosg on July 17,
The securing of such able men and
widely known orators was a master
stroke on the part of the local Le
gion Post,
With the securing of the speak
ers for the convention the program:
as outlined some time ago by the
committee in charge has been com
pleted. A more complete or elabor
ate program could not have possibly
been arranged. :
JUNE BUSINESS IMPROVES
- Savannah, Ga., July 3.—June’s
business through the port of Savarp
ah was most encouraging—more
cotton, more naval stores, and more
lumber being shipped than in many
a previous month. As an example of
fhat the midsummer promises, June
closed and July started with unusual
activity, Three vessels sailed with
naval stores on the last day of June
for as many widely scattered points;
six vessels sailed or cleared last
night a\nd today for as many variou®
points; loadel ships flying the Amer
ican, British, German and Italian
flags: For Hamburg, for Barcelona,
for Genoa, for Liverpool and other
points. This does not include the
coastwise traffic. One vessel, the
Sally Wren, is a schooner built in
Savannah,
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trip costs till you count the cost of the traveling
bag or the trunk. |
We have to remind you that it is wise to have
this looked after properly. We can fit you up
. with suit case, traveling bag, or trunk with ev
ery desirable convenience in high-toned, all leath
er or a less costly material. Ours are not only
new, stylish goods, but they are good.
And the prices are no more than you would ex
: pect to day for something worth while. -
J. T. WESTBROOK & BRO.
" CORDELE, GA.
THE CORDELE DISPATCH
RUSH FINE MELONS TO
NORTH FOR FOURTH JULY
Thomasviile, Ga., July 3.—Ship
menst of South Georgia watermelons
'have been heavy thiwseek in view
rof the demand expected for the
‘Fourth of July trade. Carlot ship
ments up to June 28, inclusive, were
‘reported as 4,263, as against 3,680
for last year.
Florida shipments were,reported as
9,888 as against 4,867 for last year,
showing that the Florida crop has
bheen a very large one and has been
one of the factors interferring with
the sale of the Georgia crop. The
chief factor, however, has been the
inferior size of the melons this year,
ps the demand for the large sizes is
good but the supply moderate,
The large sizes of 28s and 30s
are reported as bringingas high as
$4OO and $450 in the New York and
Chicago markets but those sizes are
very searce, It is said that the men‘
who belonged to the Southwest‘y
Georgia Melon Association will come
lout much better than the indepen
dent shippers and it is probable that
all melon growers in this section will
join the association another year.
The melons shipped by the association
are all standardized and so command
better sale.
FOR JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT |
To the Voters of the Cordele Ju
dicial Circuit:
I hereby announce my candidacy
for re-election to the Judgeship of
the Cordele Judicial Circuit, subject
to the white democratic primary. If
,you again honor me with this great
trust I shall in the fature, as I have
\in the past, undertake to discharge
the duties of the office fairly, impar
ially, and fearlessly. 1 will greatly
‘appreciate the support and influence
of the voters of the circuit.
Very respectfully,
0. T. GOWER.
TWOO EARTHQUAKES
RECORDFD SUNDAY
Washington, July 3,~Tw0 earth:
quakes shocks were registered an the
scismograph at Georgetown Universi
ty today, one this afternoon appar
ently being ‘‘local’’ angd possibly in
the United States at a distance of
700 or 800 mileg from Washington,
The other was felt this morning, but
was at a greater distance, The one
this afternoon continued from 4:28 to
4:35 o’clock but was not as pro
nounced as the one this morning.
The first quake, estimated to be
3,800 miles from Washington and
deseribed as ‘‘very pronounced’’ on
the seigmograph, began at 8:30 a, m.
and continued for two hours.
FOR JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT
To the Voters of The Judicial Cir
cuits
I announce as a candidate for the
Judgeship of the Superior Court lin
the approaching primary. It is known
that while I, in the termg of my
joath, administered justice without
respect to persons, and did equal
rights to the poor and riech. That I
prtected the weak from the unjust
oppregsor; the farmer and the busi
ness man from the wrecker; peaceful
citizens from the habitual eriminal;
and showed leniency to the young
and unfortunate, without breaking
the hecart of faithful wives and lov
ing mothers. To this record if Judge
again, I will add jone more thing—l
will reduce the present expenses of
court and thereby materjally lower
taxes, Present hard times and the
high taxes have cut off many from
.the voters list. While for this reason
thoy eannot vote, yct I especially ask
their influence for a return to a real
old fashioned fairness and economy.
Yours sincerely,
D. A. R .CRUM
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Why in Thunder
wasn’t I told about this a long time ago? I
don’t know whose fault it is but I do know
that I've been losing money.
We certainly are not to blame—we have
been doing everything in our power fto
spread our message broadcast, to every
farmer in this community.
We haven’t been fooling ourselves, just
because the Primrose is universally accept
ed as the best cream Separator by millions
of users, that you knew all about it. We
have repeatedly. invited you to visit us and
we would explain.it to you, and that invi
~ tation is again extended to you now. Don’t
keep on losing—come in and let us talk it
over. » : i
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' THE MACHINERY PEOPLE
CORDELE, GEORGIA. v
A NEW LUNCH ROOM
We invite you to come down and take one meal
with us today, tomorrow, any time—just so we
zan,show you how much we appreciate you as a
egstomer—and also to show you what a good serv
ice. we will render for your money. =
Cordele Lunch Room
Corner Eighth Street and Twelfth Avenue
WILLIAM H. THORNTON
TRANSFER AND STORAGE . '
ALL KINDS OF MOVING DRA YAGE AND HEAVY HAULING
ON SHO RT NOTICR ;
. CONTRACTOR'S WORK A SPECIALTY =
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We Will Save Money
‘ FOR YOU ON YOUR
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We Handle a Line Which is Highly Guaranteed
HEARD GROCERY €O,
~DON'T WORRY OVER THE COOK POT
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WE HAVE A SERVICE AT THE CRYSTAL WHICH YOU WILL
ADMIRE AND APPRECIATE. AND THE CHANGE WILL DO
YOU GOOD. COME DOWN AND TAKE A MEAL. WE HAVE
TEMPTING SUMMER pISHES ALL THE TIME.
Eleventh Avenue Jd. A' PHOTIANOS, Prop.
MONDAY: JUNE 8. 12