The Cordele dispatch and daily sentinel. [volume], September 13, 1922, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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PAGE SIX
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?j» wAwnali, ~ Scptember 13 —
W 1§ said to be the most radieal
V ‘fihl by organized labor in
'mm came today in a meeting
B in Savainak by delegates from
;“ annah, Macon Albany, Columbus
R ftown aud other poists on the
;; t%j _of Georgia rgilrond lines
’.“‘”«g f)w;‘,_aim:atn, flmfilom” wore
ADPMoII; cntirely independent of the
:Qf"i}! _E:dflntion of Labor, one
3 'fiv‘fliq Central of (éorgin Carmen’s
; ._hlflofi:‘nnd the othcr to be the
;.2 fii:"’ot Georgis Metal Trades or
AN n, y
i 0;, Noss, waear repairer of Bn’
‘ nah, was chairman of the first
Aamed ‘organizgtion and W. J. Riec a
l Pl'trmak(f 0f Savannah, was chair
LBlan of the latter body.
‘(" %hfl meeting was held with officers
©f sthe road in eonference and officiale
i«;ffthhé‘&ompmiy‘ with the two new
4’“#‘” with. agreement upon pay
3@:flf¢!¥hwncmlpng of working horj's,
a5O ificéahl'rfto the men and to the
i@‘mflniu't of the railroad ecompany
dn aceordance withi the United
!%“hbor board ruling and the pre
eéfiggom}qt’ :!hr transoortation aet.
WEE
!‘fi;,w 600-POUND SHARK
. Ohristeburch, N. Z.—Towed seven
égdfiput,to.mn by the fish, L. B.
iinn finally captuged a 600-pound
HORE .AR W eyt S s e
%%W{r % U.‘v 8:—:‘0”("1(" girlg ‘went:
[&.}g hfi?“{' Pnr‘iv!_'.tl(_» _London nn.d
‘@gfl ia higher education.
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“%«ler if a man on a used moter:
%&M ‘needs a peddler’s license?
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“ BOING IT T 0 HARD?
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Mfl&:‘ worry; -overeating and
Jack of exercise and sleep are re
gtmme far much. kidney trouble,
It your back aches and the kidaoys
"wa,k. rest up and use Doan’s
mw P ls' i
T. W. Gibbs, stationary engineer,
106 Bighth Ave, Cordele, says: *“I
ed my back doing heavy lift
dog and as a result suffered from
Jame back some months ago. When
m!o IMlt anything my back gave
_gy and a terrible pain took me
“the small of it. The kidney secre
tions passed too often, getting me
4p at night and I had dreadful pain;
in the back bé my head, I heard
about Doan's Kidney Pills and four
boxes from Stead’s Drug Store tool
‘the pain from my back #nd head and
Tegulated the action of my kidnoys.
I felt a whole lot better,”
Price 60¢, at all decalers. Don’t
#imply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Peoan’s Kidney Pllls+the same that
Mr, Gibbs had. Koster-Milburn Co,
Mtra, Buffalo, N. V.
'We Have
- Fresh
| Stock
PURINA
| Hen Chow
Purina
~ Chicken
} Chowder
; Purina
. Cow Chow
And Purina
' Omaline
These feeds are
good and will
- please you.
~ Mims And
. Reynolds
" PHONE 100
SEARCHERS FIND
ooty ROl e
FOURTEEN ‘ESCAPE FROM
BRIDGE WRECK, DISOVERED
Homerville, Ga,, September 13.—Ad
ditional light on the Satilla River
bridge tragedy yesterday when 1F
negroes lost their lives was thrown
today by the recovery of 16 of the
discovered, came to their death by
bodics, None of the vietimg it was
drowning direetly, bnt. were, . gpushed
to death by falling timbers and wresk
ol hofore thoy strock the wfltt"r)':ln'
gtead of the 22 negrocy t}mt werc re
ported to be on the truck there werd
32, and 14 saved their livis by dodg:
ing the timbers and swimming te
‘sifcty, or leaping to scenrity hefore
the machine crashed through the
bridgefloor, /
“Ovey I.o'oo voluntéer searchers
negra and white have guecceded i 1
finding 16 of the bogdies, Among these
is that of Jim Uanl’in‘fidrivvr of the
traek who had hig neek broken in
trying to leap to safety zia of the ine
secure bheam of the strueture,
Those who eseaped from the water
and the wreckage circuiated the eall
for help and within a short time
nearly all the white and colored resi:
dents of Homerville who eould eome
went over dm oears to aid in getting
the hodies from the water and br'mg-]
ing them back, ‘ ‘
‘ The bridge, very old and of wood n
' constduetion had been kmown to he
inseeure and tacked to the end was a
‘ notice written on the back of an en:
velope and ‘signed by one of the At
l kinson County Commissioncrs to the
effodt ‘thiat it had heen found unsafe
imd warning mo ome to pass ov(r
with ‘anything heavier than a onc
Ymile team; ¥ sb ht the owner’s risk
| However, being se small, the envol
} ope failcl to attract the attention of
the passersby, and (taskin, driving the
’truck, a two and onme-hal! ton In
diana, failed fo pereeive it. A touring
ear loaded ‘with other negroes had
just passed over in safety. .
The rives ia very deep at that point
and the currcat rapid,
Today there is searcely a g)lored
family in or around Homervilla that.
is not mourning the loss of a rela
tive. The eolored cemetery is one con:
‘cours> of people with many white
people attending.
Latest reports were' that there arc
only two bodies yet to be recovercd.
The seven-ycar itech has lroken out
" in one Russian town. They are look:
ing forward to 1929.
RETAIL MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS OF GEORGIA =
Take Notice Of This Big Special
- From -—-——r——————'—""—" ‘ To ‘
s« |TRADE WEEK|
18th : , 23rd
Six Big Days of Profit and Pleasura For You!
: THE MACON CHAMBER OF A SOLID WEEK OF EN- ;
COMMERCE ) * TERTAINMENT
Through its Wholesalers and Manufactur- l And Wonderful Bargains For Retailers
ers Auxiliary Invites You and Dealers Sept. 18 to 23
MACON'S FIRST BIG WHOLESALE TRADE EVENT!
Which Will Be Made A Regular Institution '
Railroad Fare Refunded
Maecon’s
Progressive
Firms _
Participating « = 74,
i & Y
: . PR ‘é*‘& ~
SR Nhie oo
Great Sales
Oceasion.
WANT T 0 VOTE ON BEER ~
*AND “WINES 'IN ILLINOIS
'eago, .lv!I', September 1 Peti
tiong bparing the names of 600,000
IHinoix men who want a populir vote
on the amendment of the state and
federnl laws so that beer and light
wites may be sold were completed to
day. They will be hauled to Spring
field .via motor truck and placed on
file in the officc of the secretary of
statcs so that the qugstion may be
OO On 8 O E QOO
NSBART A 2 RE= Ll /701
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Ham and Egps~-
- hot coffee
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- fifteen cigarettes SN
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AMouie Star in Fvery Package
Entertainment Will Be Lavish
Recreation and Lakeside Parks offer Free Enter
tainment, including beating, swimming, dancing.
. The Country Club yinvites Goly Players to use
i’f_;heir course and othg‘é features. .
"7 The Motion Picturé! Theatres will pregent. Free.
Feature Pictures, the. best that can be securdd;
The Masoniz (‘lub‘fippms, the Progress and other
clubs will entertain Trade Week guests.
Other big special entertainments being planned.
THE CORDELFE DISPATCH '/
laced on the ballot for a state-wide
s Til Sofeunie. Ong [Tigka
“of the quiaitried voters of the state’
ciggned ‘the petitiow. About 250,000 of
the names were proeured in’ Chicago.
The motor truek eontaining the peti
tion was driven through the down
town - strects today. Enroute te
Springlicid the truek wiil stop at all
towns for local demonstrations in
favor of: bier.
RO NORERERL.. I I
Out of sight is not ont of’ mind’
Coul is and isn’t.
BROWN'S LUNCH STAND-
Corner Kelly Lot and Bth Street,
!
.HEADQUARTERS FOR- :
Hot Weiners, Hambergers, Ice |
Cream, Cigars, Cigaretts, Cold |
Drinks and Candies. |
Your Patronage Appreciated :
OPE®™ TILL MIDNIGHT :
. Get Ready! ‘
Make Your : i
| Plans 111
.To Attend. 1f §
'Wonderful fi%‘ !
_ - Buying'
Opportunity
.3¢ d £ b
sg ey iy el e g " ",.M“.u.. Wb og e s ¢
Staivinent of Condition of . &
American Bank & Trust .
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Cordele. Ga., Septdhbqr i, 1922, >
—RESOURCES— - R
Loans. and DlscOutits oo obuis s bl it 8504, 98140
SOVEraTatts ... i e emrelieai UTR TR
Building and FIXtUIeS -.cceeovmamrsrscninanmaanan 32,000.00
. Federal International Banking Stoek ....-----..- 1,080.00
Real Estate Owned other than building --.--... 5,784.09
Vot Cash Assets. '
Cash: TUDAR -+ b ouie s mmilriaat bbt R TRGK T(B D i
Advances on COttOn . .u.amdimen-mes: 90,1121 806,289.93 1
i et A elt o
| o sLpsTas
SLLYARBLITIRS--S ot ai
Capital Stock- --_------..---__---_-----.-.,.--,.-J;-,,S‘lifl,éfld,flbdvj
SUrplus and Profits . icaoomcmeemmimmmnensnnnena 21/618.80
Bills Payable ... iesigeessdiociiSootommnaoananat 140,000.00
DEPOBIE '« .oooiin ol b i iokit i s s bot IR RB N
TR N
Based on the above showing and conservative manage
ment of this bank, we solicit new accounts and express
appreciation of those already with us. | ?
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Everywhere You Look You See a
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CHEVROLET /28
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fign ; U 2Rt i : 4
FOR ECONOMICAL TRANSPORTATION
Chevrolet invites comparisons, because comparisons gell
Chevrolet For there is no lower priced automobile in'the
world that has the gualities of Chevrolet, pay Jess and
you get less. g Y ey )
UTILITY COUPE §BlO.
FOUR-NINETY TOURING $635. :
Delivered' in ‘Cordele ;
=i! - -
Auto & Radiator Repair Co.
CHEVROLET DEALERS : CORDELE, GEORGIA
| FRESH STOCK
* We have just I'eecive;l fresfi sto‘cfi Dwarf
— Essex Rape, Brussel Seed Rye, and all va
rieties of Turnip Seed. Plant a patch, feed
~your hogs and watch them grow.
Jennings Drug Stor
| COME AGROSS.
PHONE 92 = SR ‘CORDELE, GA.
UNEXCELLED SERVICE
FOR CORDELE .
:We are in position to render the Cor- ‘
dele public service of larger seope than
heretofore, and a service, too, that will .
~ meet your every requirement. We have
an unlimited supply of Electric Cur- :
. rent to sell. We also have an unlimi
ted supply of National Mazda Lamps
to sell at reduced prices. ° \
- LETUSSERVEYOU
‘ ° \V 0‘ y 0> : §
Georgia Public Service Co.
E. C. TAYLOR, Manager. '
OFFICE PHONE 101 ' PLANT PHONE 51
We have alarge Stock 4
see dsof new seéds as folloyvs:se_ed S
“TURNIP, ALL KINDS BEET <
RUTABAGA LETTUCE 5
CABBAGE =~ BEANS
ONION SEED D. E. RAPE f
Vigl '?g
Call at Our Warehouse and Inspect Our Stocks °
South Georgia Seed Co.
CORDELE 'GEQRQIA _‘ :
WEDNESDAY, SEPT 13, 1922.