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. ROML, Peb. 22 (AP) ~ The conclu
afon this mofith of the work of laying
" submarine cable from Anzio, Italy to
' Malara Spain, whereby laly is for
§ the ffhst time joined by direct eable to
the North Amerfcan continent is being
halléd with enthusinsm by that large
' wocton’ T na!?:n»%xfimwm' which
' turns avidly towards the United States
. for nepiration for Gtaly’s fast growing
. #remaraie] and tndnstim‘ g iy
' ' Butithé eompletion of fhe éible also
18 bavingthe effect of emphasizing the
| extent to)which Italy has up untill the'
present rwpied a peculiarly innlarf
rolo in regard to daily) news commun}-
eation with the Amemeatis, and cven
. with northern and western Europe. !
The Roman newspapers, and there
~ are but few large Italian newspapers
. outside of Rome are fashioned in con-‘
formity with the Latin journalistic,
idea that, opinon is more lmportunt]
| than news and that news should lave
the color brought to it by the personal
« view ‘point‘of the reporter or the polit-]
~4tal creed of ‘the jorrnal, |
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Each newspaper publishes but . |
scant few columns of new sirna
abroad gnd most .of that comes from
nenr‘i:y ";w\fpt’rigq, ‘Prance | rhost| often.
These columns treat almost. exclusive
ly ‘of political happenings, and only oc
eapionally of news events.
Fresh nmews is scarce and for freak
and human interest stories which the
From Which Kentucky Man Saf
fered Two or Three Times a
Month, Relieved by
Black-D ! L
Tawrenceburg, |Ky~Mr. J. P.
Nevins, a local coal dealer and far
mer, about two._years ago learned
of the value of Thedford’s Black-
Draught liver medicine, and now
be says: ‘
!, “Until then I guffered with se
vere bilious attacks that came on
two or three times each month.
I would get nauseated. I would
haVe dizzinéss and couldn't' work.
"I would take pills until I was
worn-out with' them. I didn’t séem
to get relief. After taking the pille
my bowels would act a couple or
thrée times, then I would be very
constipated.
“A neighbor told me of Black-
Draught and I began its use. T
never have found so much relief
as I:t' ; gaivo me. I would not bhe
‘without it for anything.
“It seemed to cleanse my whole
system and malie mé feel like new.
1 would take a fey doses—get rid
gt_ the pile and have my usual clear
ead, feel full of ‘pep’ and could
do twice the work.”
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CHINA!
GHINA!
GOLD BAND
CUPS AND
SAUCERS
Good Serviceable
Weight Cup And
Saucer
25¢c
A REAL VALUE
Geo. L. Riles
- Hardware
Phone 483
Cordele, Ga.
BRITISH FEMALE OFFENDERS
« REFEAT OFTENER JriaN MEN
LONDON Feb. 24 (AP) — The most
habitual offenders against the law of
Great Britain are women, according to
prisons and the dirsctors of convier
the report of the commissioners o\'
prisons for the pagt year. No rewer I
than 7,258 out of the 3,801 women re-|
ceived into preion in the year had!
been convicted before or 83 pvrcentE
*;cxfip;’re(l with 62 percent of the mon;
More than 1,000 womep had heen con
vieted 11 to 20 times ‘and 2,886 more|
than 20 times, :f {
The repol’t a]gt)x ,s'}?‘”“' that the totnl‘[
number of prifoners ° received under,
sentence wag 58,216 compared with%
00,832 for the preceding year, a de-|
evease of 2,616, At the conviet prisons’
466 persons were senfienced to penall
gervitude in 1923-24 g 8 against 495 for |
the previotis year, ¢ l ;
Reffering to the general conduet of,
prisoners in all establishment, the
commigsioners say there lis no doubt
that there is a different ‘tone in the!
prison population of today due part_vi
to the fact that the majority of the)
peraons received are of 9 less viclent;'
type than formerly, bnt due aleo to n'
change in the atitude of the authori
ties towards the prisoners which tends
to ring about a better spirit in the,
prison communities, o ) '
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fl.:llWJO\’n'?v:'b im'n".h am the Amer-i
icans, the Rome dailies rely on vener
ahle foreign news papers, rewriting un-'
ashamedly everything - which pleases’
them withuot hothering adout the!simo
of ity orgin, l
Practically all news from the Umtc‘ull
States comes by way of London and}
Parig, and much of it suffers strdnge
distortion which indicates the relnyl
race thas run., 5 |
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Fresh Tomatoes, faney 15c
BEE DOUSE
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MARKET NEWS
Western Steak—Mutton Roast and Chops—Pig Brains—Pure
Pork Sausage—Kingan’s. Baked. Ham—Boiled, Ham—Wafer
Sliced Dried Beef.
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CITY ZONING SYSTEM -
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" RECORDS PROGRESS
WASHINGTON, March 12 (AP)‘
—There are now 320 cities in the
United States which have demarked
the area within their boundaries in
to zones, setting territory apart for
exclusive use as business, residence,
indastrial or transportation pm»,li
perty, the department of, commerce
reported today in a summary of con
ditions affecting the proposal. !
The most marked progress - was
made in this form of city planning.
during 1924, when 62 municipali
ties adopted the system, fitting fhe'i
zones to the particular reduirements
of their localities. (i '
“in adopting zoning_ordinnhces,"{
the department’s statement said,
“theto citigs, < towns and villages
have sought 'to proteet. < heme
awners, and ofher . land owners, in
the reasonable use of their property.
Zoning seeks so to regulate: i the
use to-which buiidings may be put,
the drea of the lot which they cover
and their ‘height in different sec
tions of the city, ' thet the land in
each district; ~may be used for the
purpose to “which it iz best suited.
. “New = Jersey still .~ leads in the
number -of zoned miunicipalities,
having 72 New York hds:s6;iCali-
Yfornia, -38; Illinois; 36; ‘Magsachu
getts, 244 Ohio, 21; Wisconsin. 14;
Mishigan, 9: Indiana; 5; Kansas,
i Missonri, . Pennsylvania, Rlhode
Jsland and Virginia, 4 each; Florida
Minnegota, Oklahoma and, Washing
ton, 2 each; and Alabama, Arkansas
!Co“;orado, Connecticut, Deleware,
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LONDON, Feb. 25 (AP)=lb is
the invention of the authorities to
make the Wembley Exhibition of
1925 far better than that of 1924.
“From the day it opens during
the first,vvi@éfil_; of May,” said Sir
Travers: Clarke recently, ‘“‘we are
going fo make the Gritish Empire
lExhibitio‘h"‘go with' 2 swing.”" The
new Woemberly will be much more
a.social. eénter . than last year, he |
!z.dded, and provincial distriets m’el
&a’rcady planning 'for a greater in
vasion, of{ Landén, 1t is hoped; how
ever, that the steamship companiés
{hat are now arranging tourist ex
{curs-:irms to ‘the United :.States and
for.hei* countries; - will reverse thel
preedure later, and bring visitors
from those ‘lan® to Wemberly. |
District of Columbia, Georgia, lowa
Maryland, Nebraska, Nevada, North
Carolina, North Dakota, Oregon.
South Carolina, Tennessee and Utah
one each, i
“An increased interest’ is being
shown by the people of the United
Gtates in the enactment of zoning
legislation to control the use, height
and area of buildings in various dis
triets in their. communities, and in
conseqience zoning laws have been
enacted or are being considered by
nearly every state in the Union.
“The legislatures of 34 states
meet during 1935, Most of them are
now in session and zoning legisla
tion is receiving more than passing
.attention due to the widespread in
terest in the subject shown by the
üblic at large.”
Fruit Salad—Gold Bar 4gc
number 21-2ecan ... " ®
Cherries—Silver Bar, Royal
Anne, number 2 1-2 can 8
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Post Toasties . 100
per package .. .......
Ice Cream Powders 10c
per package ........
Beets
per buneh Tl i 10c
Spring Onions
per bunch 10c
Carrots 15
per poutid ... ... 12 ¢
CRAZE FOR BOBBING HAR ~
ies'i:,zéf DRINGS JOBS. wo :
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LONDON, ' Feb. 25 (AP)—The
women and girls of England are
being absorbed back into industry
{ar more quickly than the men and 1
boys, accordinge to recent statisties
on unemployment; Hair dressing,
owing to the bobbed hair craze, has
given employment to a lgrge x_mm-:
ber of young women who earn bet
tor wages than the men barbers he
cause of the exira charge . made.
fer trimming bobbed locks. Men in
London pay ep‘prdxiinate’l? 25 ‘cents
for a hair cut, whilei : wemen | pay,
double that amount, ’
Last spring there were 300,000
women ‘among -the unemployed of
Great Britain, while today the num
ber is something like 250,000. Al
though about 1,000,000 extra wo
men and girls are now at work coms
rared with the figures of the year
before the beginning ~ of the war,
women and girls together do rfot re
present one-quarter of the total
number of unemployed. Govern
ment officials say there is every in
dication that the number of unem
ployed, both men and women, will
be greatly reduced during this year.
DR. M. LOUISE TIPTON
Osteopathic Physician T
American Bank & Trust Co. Bldg.
CORDELE, GA. .
TEL. OFFICE 495 RES 156
Difices formerly occupied by Dr. El
liott.
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DR. V. C. GRUBBS
Dentist :
OFFICE HOLMES BUILDING -
THOS. J. McARTHUR, M. D.—SBpecial
Attention to Suregery and Gynecoi
ogy, Cordele. Ga.
eet et e ee e ey
HARRIS AND BALLENGER
Insurance and Surety Bouds
CORDELE, GA.
DR. J. W. MANN—Veterinarian. Office
_Phone 74 Nes. Phone 574.
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%. 8 RUSSEY. Attoruey at Law-—
State and Tederal practice. Office
wer Ex .uange Bank, Corcele, Ga.
Dit. M. &, SMlTH~lnternai Medicins
and Surgary. Office American Bank
& Trust Co. Blda.
HOUSY “LANS AND OSTIMATES—
‘Churches, Theatres , ofrfice, stora,
faciory, antel and residence buildings
planned anil costs figured, €. V. Arn
ald, Arcliit:ct, Phone 85. Cordele, Ga.
New Shipment Madam Grace Coyets,
Rubber Reducing Girdles, Hip Sup
porters; Also the Gracelettes.
We can fit from the largest to the smallest lady, and when we
say fit, this meaus your exaet tigure fitted in comfort and dur
ability.
~Something New in Brassiers ‘
~in the Madam Gtace line. - Also the Five O aTO e
line: ‘We have them priced at ............ soc 52'50
| Now is the Time to Buy =
vour knit Underwear. We carry the \vc]l—kno-\vi:”x Carter’s line, '
in the lisle, silk lisle and the pure silk, in teddies, bloomers and’
vest. : gl
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- Mrs. Stanford or Mrs. Gleaton
Will be glad to fit you out in these things to yofir Entire Satis- ;
faction. ~ # ¢ Fuiiac ddiMegle
193 ELEVENTH AVE., PHONE 142, CORDELE, GA.
Moulded Cord |
AL e : | g
. Highest Quality
Blackmon Hardware Co.
The Pick Of The Crowd
Will Make Dairying 2ay
" One man with eleven dairy cattle in Crisp.: .
county in the past two years has done all .
his farming besides, taken in"ecash on'his
cream checks fifteen hundred dollars and
borrowed the small sum of fiffeen dollars
during the time. Put a small herd of good
cattle on your farm, make dairying part of
the farm program, and be independent.
Ship us the crea mand get your money
twice a month.
Cordele Creamery Amnd
Cold Storage Company
CORDELE, GEORGIA ,
FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1925