The Cordele dispatch and daily sentinel. [volume], September 13, 1922, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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GEORGEN - SENATOR SEVERELY
| FCONDBMNS PROPOSAL THAT
# "!’i END FIVE MILL.ON TO
' NEGRO REPUBLIC
OF A A
| 'Wagh! ; ‘Sept., 12.— Doclaring
‘t;lha-l come 13 the
Anie Prroinment to cene
"y the ‘Mmouney. lender of th worid
‘ atdt ;'*lhon. of Georgia, m @
{kpeoell bpflare the senate today sev
:m ’f:‘ d the proposed $6,-
00,000 Liberian - loan, now before
x%;’, asserting that in his
piniag #here was no moral obli
atiof g ithi {aet ‘as claimed by its
Bupps ¥ .
|| THE, ‘Géongia genator also de
dounehd the Borah rvider, proposing
gn- appropiation of $20,000,000 for
e phelan tion -'jfif- arid lands in the
‘T ‘; ‘which he charged were
fnde ohit b .“The Liberian loan Se
top, “Watson said, would ot a
| ;L sus 'precedent for the pgov
itantapddet this time. He further
; n% - thidre ‘was little likeli-
M,W lo#n 'if granted, ever
1B 9‘“: &
1 “Ipeaily ‘would like to see what
f u'-;,i' puld venture to say that
b 6 Homestly expected that the Liber
fins 108n’ would ever be repaid.” Se
‘*a 4 3'.* yajson said, “Nobody ever ex
pecty it fo be repaid. What is more
it.!b Hans . R‘ not got enough of that
fnongh Vb fh, it invested in meat,
{voutd ‘o tml}‘(e a frying pan smell
‘Sernse P clikmber.”
" Rel TS Fring then to a book ‘subject’
'periafoy’ Watdon pointed that the
; opujaton ‘of Liberia was reported
pt 50 00 consisting mostly of indi
| Finolly Hegro races.
“We: dre goliig to letid 5,000,000
“‘0 b 0901000 negroes in Liberia. I
}_?‘o sWr'tivg it to the negroes
‘of W ihinron city, or to those in
{Mabatha ahd Georgia, whose needs
for Weare: much greater.
'fiu&u the negro does mot
Wave 'tB Wenr anything in particular
Mmfllw:nd pleasing ¢x-
W?':df dontenanre. Five mil
ljgh }: ts to be given to 50,000,
050 Shickosn.
fllfl 18 a Mindred dollars a piese
ffi;p‘h' pegro German, ¢évéry fie
: ,%h woman, évery negro
-,Gmu--in Liberia, and what
in fhe namé of God would they do:
-« 'WHEN
" /“PHE BILLS COME IN
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| At the first of each month those who pay
| |, i eurrency frequently arc forced to go in
| ‘person ‘to the four ends of the town in or
| dfi‘t& pay them, or to buy money orders to
' v dd through the mails.
2 * W*ifll a ;éhecking account, a few minutes at
o ‘{Gul‘ desk with your check book, and the
: nisiness of paying hills is all done. In ad
- dition to this you have a reeeipt for every
] ki bill, when your cancelled checks come in.
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|| - CITIZENS BANK
b b OF CORDELE -
Wbt CORDELY, GEORGIA
. M. F. Corbett, Plumbing
~ « . And Everything in the Plumbing Line.
opfi_ii@r Light Plant PHONE 378 Cordele, Ga., 124 9th Ave.
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MYSTERY ATTACK MAY
" PROVE FATAL TO FARMER
! " Sylvester Sept., 13.—Thomas C.
'Snipes, prominent farmer living a
iew miles east of Sylvester, is in
Ln eritical condition today from in
‘Juries recieved in an attack upon
‘him by a mysterious party of young
I-men and women n an automobile
that stoyjped Tiear his [house last
week.
’ My, ‘Snipes took his gun :%mm-,
tige#: a noise near one of the négro,
Ihm{u; a few nights a 0 Hé found
an’ automobile ‘\occupied by two
white youths and two white girls,
all smoking cigarettes. One of the
imen grabbed his Bun and another
|stmck him over the head.
| His injurjes at first were not
| thought to be sei'ioun, but it was re
i‘ ported from his home today that he
'ig ‘having convulsions,
i IN THE HIP POCKET
| . New York Sept., 13.—Blessed is
‘ he that poureth his liquor under the
‘table for verily he ghall not be mo-
Jested by prohibition agents if New
York Federal Prohibition Diwector
Day has anything to do with it. Thio
durprising dpdlaration of ‘amnesty
for the prudent was made in e
course of a discussion of the direc
'tors plans for enforcing new and
ctringent Orders against obvious
hotel dining room and cafe tippling
Dy and his hiqf aids toured
Broadway eabarets last night and
put out an anti-flask display wet n
ing, but it wag explained today they
‘did not mean to curtail the pleas.
‘ures of the respectable discreet
drinker. Under the table or behind
the door thirst quenching was not
‘the thorn in the iprofibition depart
'ments side, according to Day.
“Its the open, flagrant, flaunting
violators we are af¥r—the men who
with the money if they had it.? Sup
pose a negro family in Liberia con
sists of an average 'of five, there
wouid ‘be a gift of $5OO to every
negro family in Liberia.” :
Senator Watson observed that the
negro families of ‘the District of Co
’lurhla would have somewhat of ¢
jubilant time if given this amount
| of money. .
There was somie misapprehension
about ‘the origin of Liberia, he said
MELON GROWER'S
ATTENDANCE AT ADEL | CON
VENTION EXPECTED TO BE
1,500 f
Adel Sept., 13.—Fifteen hundred
members of the Southwest Georgia
‘)ig;crnpé'lOn.. Growers Asgociation
W 11, meet here at 10 o’clock Friday
‘morning, September 15, for the pur
posz of winding up the scasons bu
siness and to make preparations for
‘the coming year. The ‘Acsociation
his grown from less than 200 mem
bers in 1921 to 1,500 this year and
‘the shipments from 650 carg in 1921
‘to 1,850 this year. Had it not becn
for the extremely adverse weathor
icondition's the past season the ship
‘ments would have probably been
‘near 7,ooocars. The meeting Friday
iwill be of a contructive nature and
certain rules and regulations will ha
so change as to provide a n}ore ec
onomic inspection system but wiil
‘not affeet the thoroughness of the
inspection service. Thoufh this sea
sons prices were not near so good as
in 1921, the members of the asso
ciation are well pleazed and they
predict a much better and stronger
association next iear.
REDUCED WEEK-END FARES
' FROM CORDELE, CA.
Jacksonville, Fla. —--cpceae... $B.lO
Pablo Baach, Fla. -.cccueeo.. $B.BO
Atlantic Beach, Fla. wceocoe_.. $9.00
White Springs, Fia. .cceeeio. $6.90
Tickets sold for all trains Fridays
and Saturdays with final limit return
mg to reach Covdele prior to mid
night of Tuesday following date of
sale. For further information apply
to Ticket Agent, G 8 and F Ry., Cor
dele, Ga. to 9-15
Hefiantly put flasks on the table or
pour in plain sight.,” said the di
rector. Privacy of hip pockets would
not be violated, he added but the
minute anything alcoholic appeared
on a table both patron and restaura
teur would be pounced upon as guil.
ty of violating the prohibition laws.
T. L. LAMAR
General Bullder and Supérintend.
ent of Construction
Fl’ne Carpenter Work, [tenwodeling
Repairing, Roofing, Etc.
Have Experienced White Work.
meén do Your Work.
Box 37 : Cordele, Ga.
SPECIAL SALE
OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES AT VERY'S NEWS DEPOT
Commencing Monday, September 11
pe TABLETS - -« 8¢
10¢ TABLETS - = 180
10c INK - =l . cni AR
TABLET AND PENCIL 6e -
-~ be PENCIL - - 4c »
Buy for the season at these low m*'iceé., : Wil-i gsell .
the entire stock at cost, consisting of office
supplies, boeks, nqvelties, _stationery, €te.
VERY’'S NEWS DEPOT
Sheppard & Wright
; U. 5 S.
BONDED
" WAREHOUSE
. Oup-aim is to give quick service, aceurate
& \”_ivcig‘fiénd safe storage to our customers and
patrons. If you are not already a customer,
try us. Asociated with us are Colon Williams,
A. B. Dorough, J. R. Raines and Teddy Adkins.
THE CORDYLE HISPATCR
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GERMANY SENDS '
o« REPRESENTATIVES
7., ONREPARATIONS
Berlin, September 13.—1 n lcnding‘
Dr. Fischer and XKarl Bergman tc
Paris again, with instructions tc
hold themselves at the disposition of
the reparations commission, German_v‘
has initiated steps caleulated tc‘
forestall definite breaking off of th(l
negotidtions, «
Rejection of the German proposa
of prolongation of the term of issuc
of_ the Areasury notes to be handed,
over to Belgium it is believed in of,
ficial quarters, would be tantamount
to a 2 demand for the Riechbank’s gold
gecurity. But the Germans are equal
Iy ecrtain that I'rance wounld be will:
ing'to digpcase with sueh an alterna.
tive in th» prosent sitvation They
bhelieve that_inasmueh as the repara
tiems undes discussion wholly con
xerns Belgium, tl{4> Fremeh attitude
in conenction with the surrender. o
the German gold reservie will not as:
sert itself at this time. i
IRELAND REAPPOINTED
Washington, ~~Major Gei\'ral M.
‘W, Ireland was reappointed today by
Presidcat Harcing as surgeon general
of ‘the regular army. ¢
[ndiana Lady Had Something Like
Indigestion Until She Took
Black-Dranght, Then
Got All Right.
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Seymour, Ind—“Somie time dgo 3
tiad a sick spell, something iike indl
gestion,” writes Mrs, Clara Peacoek, of
‘Route 6, this place. “I wotld get very
miek at the stomach, and ‘spit or vomit,
wepecially in the mornings,
“Then I began the use of Thedford's
Black-Draught, after 1 had tried other
medicines, The Black-Draught re
Ifeved me meore than anything that !
took, and I got all right. ol
“] haven't found anything beiter
than Black-Draught when suffering
from trouble caused by constipation
1t is easy and sure. Can be taken in
small dosss oy large as the case calle
for.” Ghy
When you have sick stomach, indl
gostion, headache, constipation, ‘o
other- disagreeable ‘Symptoms, take
Black-Draught to help keep your
system free from polson.
-~ Thedford’s Black-Draught 1s mads
from purely vegetable Ingredlents
mots:ln a gentle, natural way, and hag
no bad after-effects. It may bo safeis
taken by young or old. 8
Get a package of Black-Draught to
day. Insist on the genuine, Thedford’s
At your druggists. - NGI
’ MAX. E. LAND
Attorney at Law
Bankruptcy Cases Specialty.
DR. L.'L. INMAN AND WIFE—
Chiropractors, 118 12th Ave,, Cor-|
dele, Ga.
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STILL AT IT--L am writing Jife in
surance—the best by test.: ; Gall ‘me
beforc the funcral—At Cordeie Bank
and Trust C 0.,, Geo M. Dazemore,
BEAUTY PARLOR—Hair " dyeing,
hair bobbing, scalp treatment, fa
cin! ‘massage, manicuring. all hy lat
est scientific methods. Prizes mod
erate. Phone 34, Wait-Holnies Bldg.
DR, J. N. DORMlNY—General Medi
~_cine, Phone 468. Office, Ameériean
Bank and Trust Co. Bldg.
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V. 'C. GRUBBS, Dentist-~Special at
tention to Riggs diseases and Or
thodontia. Phone 43. Holmes Bldg.
Dr. Kendall omce.
--““__——-—H——-———‘—"—"‘
1. A, OTWELL, Practicing Physician
-—Special attention to diseases of
children, American Bank & Trust
Company Building. Phone 468
—_———————l—-——-
PR. A. J. WHELCHEL—Gy.ecology.
Office: American Bank and
: Trust Co,, Building.
W. E. EDWARDS, Physician and
Surgeon. American Bank & Trust
Building.
A—,—_S. BUbSEY,. Attorney-at-law-—
State ard Federal Practice. Office
over Exchange Bank, Cordele Ga.
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DR. T. E BRADLEY,—Eye, Ear,
Nose, Throat and Fitting of Glasses
Office Williamns Bldg, ;
CRUM & JONES, Lawyers,~—Practice
in all courts, State und [Federal
Cordele, Ga. 5
OR, J. W. fl ANN—Veterinarian, Of
fice phone 74. Res. phone 304.
DR. M. R. SMlTH—lnternal Medi
cine and Surgery. ’
© Office: American Bufl: and
Trust Co., Building.
THOS. J. McARTHUR, M. D.—
Special Attention to Surgery aau
Gynecology. Cordele, Ga.
HOUSE PLANS AND ESTIMATES—
“Churches, theatres, office, store, fac
tory, hotel and residence buildings
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