The Cordele dispatch and daily sentinel. [volume], June 26, 1924, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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KELLOGG TOSTT
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IN ALLIED MEET
~ FORUNCLE SAM
UNITED STATES WILL GET IN.
_VITATION TO PROPOSE PAR
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“London, Junc ‘2s.—The United
w will be invited to send a rep
resentative to the proposed allied
conference in London in July in any
capacity the American government
thinks fit. Japan will be included
among the nntion{; invited,
o Kellogg Instructed
" Washington, June 25.—Ambas
sador Kellogg, at London, was in
structed today to attend the forth
coming premier’s conference to dis
cuss execution of the Dawes plan.
His appointment was announced
in a white house statement which
said that Mr. Kellogg would attend
the canference “for the purpose of
dealing with such matters as effect
the interests of the United, States
and otherwise for the purpose of in
formation.
This action was determined upon
after the state department had been
advised by the ambassador that an
invitation for the United States to
participate had been handed tc¢ the
American embagsy in London. The
white house statements delared that
iit- was ‘“the desire of the adminis
tration that the Dawes plan should
be put.into effect as speedily as pos
sible.”
-Col. James A. Logan, who has
been American observer with the
reparations commission at Paris, will
amwo go to London to assist the am
bassador at the conference.
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ACCIDENT VICTIM IS FOUND
Sylvester, Ga., June 25.—H. M.
Shultz, whose Ford couple tumed
over near Sylvester Tuesday after
noon, was located in Albany last
night. He was considerably bruised
but able to walk. Shultz stated
that his front tire blew out which
caused the car to turn over and the
door handle went through his left
“hand and into the asphalt pavement
causing great loss of blood. J. O.
McWhorter, of Albany, picked him
up and carried him to Albany.
Shultz is said to have heen travel
ing" alone,
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Indianapolis, June 25.—Interest
in community and civic betterment
zicong members of the American
Legion is growing rapidly, according
to Garland W. Powell, director
of the Legion’s Nationl American
jem commyission, under whose direc
i tion thiz phase if Legion work i¢ be
ine carried out.
I My, Powell’s statement was h:_;.:(:d
'm; the hundreds of requests which
‘hu'.vc heen pouring into the com
i munity and civie betterment bureau,
a divizion of the Americanism com
‘L mission.
“While we have many reports
i concerning posts which have already
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bilty, it is surprising how many Le
gonaires are planning campaigns for
be terment of conditions about them
M. . Powell declared. ‘“Requests
for direction along these Fnes are
received daily, and indicate that con
structive, work for their neigh
bors is the principal aim
of this great group of ex-service
men.
“There is not intention on the part
of the Legion to supplant any agen
cy engaged in work of this charac
ter@but to offer our broad member
shin as an agency equipped to align
all community endeavor.” ’
Advice furnished by the buveau
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munity development and civie bet
terment,” Mr. Powell said.
PEKING DEPUTIES GET SHAKY
AS RULER SIGHS FOR THRONE
Peking, June 26. (AP)— Four mil
lion dollars a year is the pension
guaranteed by the Peking sovern
ment to the Manchu emperor, Hsuan
Tung, who was abdicated in 1912
when the republic was established.
Ho lives in retiremgy®in the Imper
ial City, within H,&»ulls of Peking.
He retaing his imperial title and
the foramlities of the Manchu court,
although virtnally a prisoner.
A hill was introduced recently in
the lower house of the Chivere par
linment to abrogate the imperial
title, It is supported by some Hho
delegates, who allege that PBsran
Tung iz planning a movemenc to
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APPROVE PLANS
STADIUM SPECIFICATION PSS
ED ON BY MAYOR AND GROUP
Macon, Ga,, June 26.—Plans for
the new stadium which will he built
on the Gray’s Hill property near
Mercer University, were approved
yesterday by Mayor Luther Williams
avd the stadium committee of coun
cil, when they were presented at a
meeting in the mayor's office hy M.
&. Roberts, of Roberts Freeland
C'ompany, Nashville, Tenn,, engineer
of ihe project, and work will proh
ably begin in the next threce weeks
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fe recent $600,000 bond issue.
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THE CORDELE DISPATCH
Mayor Williams said that the plans l
contained omly minor changes nnd‘
the etadjim wiil heve 2 seating ca- |
racity of 16,006 znd will be arranged
g 0 tha! it can be cinlargzéd to ac
comodate 40,0€0 ;'ersonf'. ‘T'he strac
ture will Le erected in the shape of
a bLorseshoe and will mecsure 1,300
feet {-om one cnd to the other. En
irineers declared that the stadium
would - probably be complcted in
2bout four months.
The cost of /the building of the
gtzdivm w'll be repaid from the
revenue which will be derived from
those whe use the siructure,
Fire Insurance Automobile Insurance
FARM T.OANS 5 1-2 PER CENT,
J.D.COBB & SON
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AUGUSTA WOMAN -
ELECTED LEADER
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MRS. MAMIE S. JOHNSON WOR-‘
THY GRAND MATRON' OF O. E.‘
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Macon, June 26.—Mrs. Mamie S.
Johnson, of Augusta, was elected
worthy grand matron of the Geor
g'a Grand Chapter, Order of the
Eeastern Star, at the morning ses
‘sion of that body yesterday. Mrs.
Johnzon succeeds Mrs. Eva Ware
‘[. Sutton at the head of the organiza
} tion.
~ Dr. A. E. Echols, of LaChange,
was elected worthy grand patron,
‘while the other officers were named
~as follows:
! . Mrs. Julia Turner, Atlanta, assoc
liaie grand matron; J. L. McLaren,
} Decatur, associate grand patron;
‘Mrs. Wattie Colquitt, Cordele, re
‘clected grand secretary; Mrs. An
nje Bulloch, Bullochville, re-electad
grand treasurer; Mrs. Sallie McEl
roy, Norcross, worthy grand conduc
tress; Miss Delray Adams, Bowman,
‘associate grand conductress.
~ The other offices are a>rpointive
i and these appointments will be made
by the new grand matron.
New Officers Installed
The new officers were installed at
the concluding session of the meet
ing last night at the Hote! Dempsey.
Commiitee reports were given be
tween the casting of ballots for of
ficers, which took until 2 o’clock in
the afternoon, a majority being ve
quired for election in each instance.
| Several piano an(\ voca! solos
| were given during the time. .
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other information apply to ticket
agent. ’
FOR THE LEGISLATURE
To The Voters of Crisp County:
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the nomination as Representa
tive from Crisp County in the Cen
eral Assembly of Georgia subjcct to
the Democratic Primary to be held
September 10, 1924, to suceed my
self. I will appreciate the continued
support of all those who favor the
most economical administration of
the State’s affairs which is possi
ble.
This June 16, 1924. 2
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EXPENSE OF PARLIAMENT SEAT
CETS PROTEST FROM BALDWIN
London, June 10.—A frank state
ment that financial demands on par
limentary candidates and members
of parliament was becoming too
heavy was made by former Premier
Stanley Baldwin in a recent address
in which he declared that he had
expended more than $15,000 in elec
tions during the last three years.
“Many men are porer since ethe
‘war,” Mr. Baldwin said. “I ;nyself
am one of them. Too many de
mands for money should not be
madé upon members of parliament
and canidates.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1924
FOR STATE SENATOR
I am a candidate for State Sena
tor for the 48th Senatorial District
subject to the democratic primary
of September 10th, and if elected
I pledge to discharge the duties of
the office to the best of my ability.
I will appreciate your influence
and vote. :
Respectfully
C. M. McKENZIE
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