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PAGE TWO
.- KILLED BY TRAIN
NEPHEW OF LATE JUDGE ROB
ERT,. P. TRIPPE, KNOCKEP
_ CLEAR OF TRACK 8Y FREIGHT
AT CROSSING.
FORSYTH, Ga., November 23—
Robert W. Trippe, 73, one of the
best kﬁown citizens of the town and
community, was killed instantly here
this afternoon at 2 o’'clock when
he attempted to cross the Cenfral
of Georgia railroad tracks at the
depot in frout of fast freight No, 47.
He died instantly but was uot
mangled as his body was knocked
clear of the track.
While several saw the accident.
none ,of the train crew knew Lt
anything unusual had happencd untii
the ﬂ:;’gman on the rear of the train ’
heard ‘tlm call of a negro pointing tn ‘
the cr@ssing when the air was ap- |
plied d@nd the train brought to a stop |
Mr. Trippe, whose hoa?ing :xul,
vision had been impaired for some
time, evidently misjudged the near
ness of the apyroaching train. lor
many "ilcars he had been g hailiif
connected with the superior court. He
was a.ﬁwmbw of one of the most
promineént and conspicuous familics
in Georgia history, being a nenhew of
the late Judge Robert Trippe, who
was a member of the Confederate
Congréss and held other distingiush
ed posl'lions among the judges of the
state cupreme court.
He .:!CH\'(‘R three children. Roy
Irippe;. of Griffin; Mrs. Charlos
Johnson of Atlanta and Mrs, J:n'vr:.l
of Coral Gables, Fla. : |
Funeral arrangements have not '
been a;mounced. |
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THERE’S SOMETHING GOING TO HAPPEN
IN CORDELE ON THE NIGHT OF THURS
DAY, DECEMBER 17 JUST AS SURE
LY ASSOMBETHING IS GOING TO
HAPPEN ON THE NIGHT OF
e FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25
Just as the younger members of the
family look forward to Olq Santa's
arvival, the nine workers in The Dis
patch campaign are looking forward
o the night of December 17 when
Santa Claus in the form of The Dig
pateh has promised to bring them
something good. A car or a cash
award, they must take either, Au
tomobiles and Money! things that
lots of us hope for just as the young
sters dream of dolls and tin soldiers.
What do you think of the man who
destroys the faith of a child with the
lie that there is no Santa Claus? He's
the cruel ogre we used to read about
in the story books, isn't he? He
stalks through life bringing pain and
unhappiness, nobody loves him, no.
body cares how soon he goes away
or whether he ever comes back.
Just as long as the laughter aund
love of little children will bicss the
fireside scene of home-—zo loag will
be there a Santa Claus to mak: their
dreams come true,
- CARD OF THANKS
| P
j' The officers and members of the
i(‘u?deln B Y, Bl U, desire to ex
press their sincere appreciation to
;xhc ladies of the church for their
lgl':x('irms hosyit.uli!iv during the receut
B. Y. P. U. Regional - Convention.
‘Much of the success of the meeting
is due to the splendid cooperation.
FREIGHTER GROUNDED
NEW YORK, Nov. 23—The New
York freight steamshijp, Susherico,
was grounded today at Punta Dc
Maternillos, Cuba. S. 0. 8. calls pick
ed up here indicated the steamship
was in communication with the naval
radio” station at Hati.
There are tribes of savages that
do not realize the fact that the sun
is the source of daylight.
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NOVEMBER 20 NOVEMBER 26
Two Big Days—Open Season For Quail
And Thanksgiving
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See our window for - YIN Sl
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suggestions that S
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will bring joy and ey (i, /Qo g 2 o @
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Watt & Holmes Hardware Co
att oimes Hardware Lo.
PHONE NUMEBER 9 | CORDELE, ua
Women and childven, the two words
ave joined not only in frequent
phrases, but they are also associated
in the most sacred and tender rela
tions of lite. The man who would
calmly tell a little child that there's
no Santa Claus would alsgo break a
woman's heart anq laugh in the face
of her tears.
Aud there are men in Cordele and
Crisp jecounty, honorable and respect
able citizens, who have been playing
the role of dream wreckers. Many
of them, let us hope, from thought.
lessness rather than brutal intent,
have been dealing cruel blows to the
hopes of the women who arg looking
forward to December 17g¢h just as lit
tle children look forward to December
20th,
Are you among them?
If so, you will sleep a lot better to
morrow night if you get on THE DIS
PATCH HONOR ROLL TODAY!
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HAVEMEYER CUP
!TROPHY DESTROYED IN EAST
LAKE FiRE WAS [NJURED AND
wiLl. EE DUPLICATED.
‘ NEW YORK, November Z24.—M. 1.
Vanderpool, president of the United
'b‘t:m:sz Gold association announcuzl
Ilod:ay that the Havemyer amatcor
,(-hnmpi'.nship golf trophy swhich was
!d(:&:m;:.'vd in the lfix'O at the East
’Lu!:(i Country Club at Atlanta, wiil
i':;(: replaced at once and will continue
tto be known as the Havemyer trovhy
! The eld cup was insured by the
in‘ S. G. A, for $l,OOO against ali
| worldwide risks. The astociation will
!:um what money is necessary afler
I('o]lr§(~tirm ~f the insurance and the
[r'up will be duplicated. All names
lwhi(‘h appeared cn the old cuy will
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THE CORDELE DISPATUHE
TWENTY NIGHT RIDERS
HELD IN ATTENPTED F 1.06
" BLUEFIELD, W. Va., November
24.— Twenty alleged mambers of the
Royal Riders of Mystery were ar
rested yesterday by Sherift Cran
pecker and deputies in connection
with a suprosed plan 0o administer
a whipping to a woman at Pinnacle
Rack,
Thirty of the men are said to have
alighted from automobiles at Pinna
cle Rock and were greeted by depu
tics. The other sevén were arrested
after a search of organization head
quarters. Robes, charters -and gpara
rhernalia were rerorted seized by the
raiders. All the men will be given a
hearing in court today.
be engraved on the new trophy.
The old cup was donated by Theo
dore A. Havermyer, first presideut
of the U. S. G. fA., i 1894.
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To All Wise Buyers
mm-mmmg_u_‘—
, We Have a Complete Line of
}oo o R :
' COOK STOVES ARD RANGES
With prices to suit each purchaser. We
carry a \ &
FULL UINE OF FARM TOOLS
We have plow 1'01){111% for all makes of
plows in the country. \ :
WE HAVE REDUCED PRICES
ON SULKY AND GANG PLOWS g
Now is the time to get one to break land and
turn under the litter with. We have a sup-,
ply of Peters Target Shells.
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Last minutes ave never lost minutes at Westbrooks’. If you are
like ine hundreds of other men who you will see here this week— f—'—j_i?‘:- :'.dr,{!
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a little late in getting veady for Thanksgiving—come right in— :‘; {?;"f;?[EL :',;
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as bold as a March wind—and We'll outfit you are quickly as a il 6sl =
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March hare! With the most authentie fashions for men in Cor- & gzt é‘@ﬁ, e
LS emAR A IPAER T
dele. | MNOMORE |
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MICHAELS-STERN THANKSGIVING SUITS— v EEsEa g
" TS QMTRN. IV TICQOTITTATOY 2 mo st |eik W |
MICHAELS-STERN. THANKSGIVING O’COATS— !
KNOX THANKSGIVING HATS—THANKSGIVING L i ara i
NECKWEAR—NEW CAPS L. i
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J. T. WESTBROOK AND BROTHER
CORDELE, GEORGIA
Dress Up! You'll make more money the day you start wearing oun Better Clothes,
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TEXAS ROAD
.1 s+ CHIEF QUITS
MOVE FOLLOWS PETITIONS
FOR LEGICLATIVE ACTION !N
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| AUSTIN, Texas, November' 24—
i’?hc chairmran of the Texas highway
commission, Frank V. Lanham, of
{Da]las, and Joe Burkett, of Eastland,
iTe:;as. a member, resigned today.
| This sudden turn in the Texas high
lw:;y situation comes in the face of
lfv::-'istent demands for a sgpecial ses
sion of the legislature to investigatoe
’ihc highway situation,
!‘NANTED-—QS extra sales people.
Must be experienced. Apply Wednes
day merniflg Louis Mille’s Dept,
Store. F \
We Can Get You
Ready For The
- Turkey in 3
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BLACKMON RARDW ARE €O, CORDELE, GA.
WHY BUY CHANCES
When Vou Cen Buy A Genuine
WILLARD
BATTERY :
~ Backed With Rea! Service By
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Cordele Auto Supply Company
PHONE 41 CORDELE, GA.
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+ STOVEWOOD, FIREYVOCD CORD WOOD
§ BURNS LONGER—BURNS HOTTER '
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! FITZGIBBONS & WILSON
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1925

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