The Cordele dispatch and daily sentinel. [volume], July 07, 1924, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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i’!'wn OTHER PASSENGERS OF
. BURNED STEAMER STILL
. MISSING
BALTIMORE, Md, July 6.---The
bodies of six more victims of the fire
which carly Saturday morning do
stroyed the Bay steamer Three
Rivers, were found late yesterday and
today, bringing the total knowa dead
up to nine, with two other passcn
gers still missing.
The bodies of the boys with
musical instruments by their sidey
were found carly today on the star
hoard side of the steamer wihen the
remains of the Dburned vessel were
towed into Baltimore. In the for
ward hole were discovered the hodics
of two negroes. |
The body of a white wmun, helieved
to be James Truitt of Baltimore,
wad found floating 'in (‘le'~;;|pr';nltt"
Bay, off Cove Point, late ymh-r«ln_\'i
and shortly before the body of o
negro found which was strapped 1
life ]i‘]"fl«‘l'\'i‘r of the ill-futed gteam- |
er, was washed ashore on Hlm]wr’fl‘
island. ‘
The three boys are helieved to have
been nwmlwrs_uf the Baltimore E\'v‘
ning Sun’s newsboy band whieh wat
on the vessel. Two other members
are missing, ‘
WORLD ADVERTISERS
GATHERED IN LONDON
.+ TO DEBATE PROBLEMS
. Eiadioties
LONDON, July 6 (AP)—Hosts of ad
vertising men from all parts of the
world, 2 000 atone’ are expected Trom
Ameri('u,.m't' beginning to arrivie here
for the convention of the Associnted
Advertising (lubs of the World, The
gieneral sessions of the conviention,
held at Wembley TPark, site of the
great British Empire Exposition, will
begin July 14 and continue to July 18,
From Indija, Hawaii, South Africa
New 2\l-.'ll.'mdx, Australiz, ’Bvlgi‘umt
France, Norway, Holland Sweden,
Ttaly and Czechoslovakia :I("(','.{«'lf'.'fl of
the advertising fraternity will wend
their way to tlhe world’s largest eily
to confer on the latest developments
in merchandising and advertising, to
Tay plans for the future and to hear the
opiniong of famoeus statesmen, business
men and advertising experts,
The list of prominent men who will
address the convention includes DPre
mier MacDonald, American Ambassa
dor Kellogg, Lou Holland, president of
the Associated Advertising Clubs of
the world; E. W. Beatty president of
the Canidian Pacifie R:l.“\\‘.‘l_\’; Regi
nald MeKenna, fanions British banker:
Sir Charles Highum, Lord Bornham,
Sir Erie Geddes, Herbert - Houston,
Harry Tipper, Winston Churehill, Sir
Philip Lloyd-Greame, Lord Lever
hulme, Lord Kylsant, Edward A, i
lene of Beston, Sir Robert Horne and
Stanley Baldwin, former Britikh pre
mier, :
In addition scoreg of speakers will
discuss the more detailed questions of
the various phates of advertising in
the group meetings, of which there will
be many. Every known variety of ad 1
vertising will come up for (-uu-‘i.lm;[‘
tion. ‘
The Prince of Wales has --\h'n-lvvli
his patronagie to the convention, ;nn.ll
the Lord Maver of London, with the
Lord Mayors of virtaally all of ilu-'
prineipal citics of iFhgland, Scotland
and Ireland, have given their n('|‘i.-i-.l|
cognizance, |
Complete areangements have l»w-nl
made for Lotel aecommodations for the
delegatats on their arvival in London
“I keep six honos?, corving men;
(They taugiit ri> Ail I Know):
Their names are WHAT and WHY
and WHEN,
and HOW and WHERE and WHO"” i
KIFLING :
WHAT was the Declaration of London?
WHY does the date for Easter vary ?
WHEN was the great pyramid of
Cheops built?
HOW can you distinguish a malarial
mosquite ?
WHERE is Canberra? Zeebrugge?
WHO was the Millboy of the Slashes ?
Are these “six men" serving you too?
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" WALLA WALLA, Wash, July 7
(AP)-=When Dr, Stephen B.L. Penrose,
who in this summer’s commeneement
colebrated his thirtieth anniversary as
president of Whitman College here,
tock over the school, only two students
attended it,
The enrollment now is 500, the insti
tution having set that limit Lwo years
ago. Dr. Penrolse is one of the oldest
college presidents in the country in
length of serviee. He was graduated
from Willimms College at 21 and was
olected president of Whitman nine
years later.
and Lord Ashfield, on behalf of the
London Underground Railway Com
pany, has granted to each visiting dele
gate a free pnss for the week on o all
London underground trains and Lon
don busses. :
The festivitics will start with a na
tional weleome at Royal Albert Jlall
on Saturday, preceding the opening of
the general sessions, at which time it
is expected thiat most of the delegates
will have arrived. On Sunday 2,000
geats have been reserved at Wiestmin
ster Abbey where o special sermon will
be preached by the Lord Bishop of
Durham.
The chairman of the gencral ses
sions will he Viscount Gurnham, presi
dent of the Emuvire Press Union, and
00, A wopuotp oy jo tojotadod
graph,
The opening address Monday morn
ing will be made hy Premier Mae:!
Donald. He will be followed by Sir
Krie Geddes, Harry '-l'ilr;u-p-, cligirman
of tlie gencral program committee, and
(% Harold Vermon, president of the
CThirty Club)? In the afternoon Win
ston Churchill will speak, his subjeet
being ““The Responsibility of Trade.”’
Among the speakers Tuesday morn
ing will be Reginald MeKenna, whose
subiject will be ““The Reconspruction
of Burope with Special Referenee to
the Dawes Report.”? Sir Robeyrt Horne
and Stanley Balwin will he on the
program Thursday. ‘
S bl Ih. '
ensivie Ining.
Bill had considerable less than a thousand
dollars to spend for an automobile.
Bill’s wife wanted to get a brand new shiny
car of a cheap grade.
Bill wanted a big husky car that would
stand punishment. ;
So he got his wife a nice bridge lamp, and
hought from us a Buick Six Roadster, which
will probably outlast two new cars of the
lighter variety, the way Bill drives,
Lots of shrewd folks huy good reconditioned
cars of the better elass, in preference to new
cars of the cheaper variety.
We have several good buys in used cars of
hieh erade, including Buick,, Hudson Dodge
We will he glad to give you a demonstration
So Lo R y als,
Buick Distributor for
Crisp, Dooly, Pulaski and Worth
Counties,
CORDELLE, » GEORGIA
POLICE RESCUE NEGRO FROM
MOB AFTER CAR HITS WOMAN
Macon, Ga., July 7.—A crowd of
between fifty and sixty white men
late last night attempted to lynch
Richard Butler, 30-vear-old negro,
for having allowed the automobile
he wag driving to knock down and
probably seriously injure Mrs. Sallic
Sims, 57 years .of age, The accident
and the near lynching occurred at
Pio Nono Avenue, near the Central
of Georgia viaduct,
The police obtained the name of A,
(. Causey, 305 P’io Nono Avenue as
having been one of the cool heads in
the crowd that staved off the mob
violence until Call Officers Philips
and Middlebrooks arrived on the
geene,
Others rushed Butler to police head
quarters, where he was bhooked on 4
charze of assault and battery. At an
carly hour this morning he had not
made hond.
Mrs. Sims was carried to the Macon
hispital in the machine that ran over
her, Examination there proved that
she was suffering from a severe
sealls wound, a badly bruised shoul--
der and probably internal injuries.
Hospital attendants said she will re
cover.,
According to police reports the pe
cident occurred as Butler wasg driving
southwest at P’io Nono Avenue, Mrs.
Himnson on her way home, 22 Virgin
Lane attempted to crogs the street
the reports stated direcly in fron of
the machine,
is « prescription for Malaria,
Chills and Fever, Dengue or
Bilious Fever. It kills the
germs.
THE CORDELE DISPATCH
CHICAGO POLICEMEN
AND ACTRESS IN
. FIGHT
Chicago July 6.—Miss Rosctta
Duncan, one of the Duncan sisters,
musical comedy actresses, is suffer
ing a fractured nose, broken rib und
various cuts and bruises the result,
che says of a beating administered by
several policeman in Cicero, a sub
urban town, who arrested her for
traffic violation, Benjamin Delancy
and Charles Mondick policeman were
nemed in warrants charging assault.
During his services in Atlanta he
oncein b life tiime.
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VACATION NEEDS-- “:%
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MICHA{J(.ZL&'!RN |
Value Firt Gothes
Chogsing the right vacation clothes is as important as seleet- .
ing the right spot. : . 4 ;
' - If you are sceking a place for y<‘m]° trip where the fish bite
and the mosquitoes don’t—let us show you wearables that won’t
prove swearables when you unpack at your destination. :
: Suit Cases, Traveling Bags, Wardrobe Trunks, Bathing Suits -
' Cool Suits, Cool Shirts, Cool Underwear. ;
J. T. Westbrook And Brother
_ . CORDELE, GEORGIA . o '
| Dress Up! You’ll make more money the day you start wearing ouy Better Clothes. i
A Penny Saved is a Good
Example to the Other
Ninety-nine Cents,
CLAIMS MAD FOR SEERESS
Munich, July 7. (AP)—Elbeth Eber
tin claims to know what is destined
to happen in 1924-1927. Her predic
tion for this spring, made in Febru
ary, included failure of banks, the
deaths of several “very rich pc’réon
alities belonging to the tinancial
world” and he revelation of fraud
on a large scale, :
The death of Stinnes and Helferich
and the failure of the Neufville Bank
are pointed to by Frau Elbertin’s
friends as evidence of her ability to
foresee the future. »
SPECIAL
FOR
- Tuesday,
DON'T MISS THIS
‘Special For Tuesday, July 8
This One Day Only. Only Once to a Customer.
To each customer making a purchase of $l.OO or more,
we sell to them four Spools of J. P. Coats 10
Thread, only four Spools to the Customer, for C,
Lewis & Thompson
Gulf Coast Furniture Company
g PANAMA CITY, FLORIDA
Ju Established in 1918
MONTE PICKENS L. F. PICKENS
4 FURNITURE, PIANOS, PHONOGRAPHS, ETC.
We buy, rebuild and sell standard used pimmg.
Monte Plekens, artist tuner and piano rebuilder. Formerly ware
room and eity tuner for the Schubert Piano, Co., 1418 Broadway;
and Ludden & Bates S. M. H. (Mathushelk Piano warerooms) 137
Fifth Avenue, New York City.
Endorsed by world-renowned artists, leading music houses and
musicians throughout the country.
Mr. Pickens is giving the piano owners of Cordele the same ar
tistic work that won for him the highest endorsements from great
artist and teachers in New York City. MR. F. B. KIKER, phone
67, receiving orders.
MONDAY JULY 7. 1924
Walk a Block and Save a
Dollar, It Counts.