The Cordele dispatch and daily sentinel. [volume], November 24, 1925, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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PAGE SIX
. . EXPLAINS COURT
ANSWERS CRITICS OF INTERNA
TIONAL TRIBUNAL IN SPEECH
BEFORE WOMAN 'S CLUB,
ATLANTA, Ga., November 24.--if
the United States will give full sup
port to the world court, now estal
lished, the effect on the peace and
happiness of mankind will be greai,
according to United States Senator
{Valter F. Gecrge, in a speech de
livered Monday afternoon before the
Atlanta Woman’s Club in the club
auditorium on Peachtrec street. Sena
tor George said he favored the coop.
evation of the United States in such
a court within certain limitations.
“Properly appreciated, the court iz
of immense potential value,” Sena
tor George said. “It is an agenrcy
pointing unerringly in the right i
rection, stimulating by its very exist
ence a public opinion favorable to
the settlement by peaceful means of
international differences.’’
Senator George said war 'can be
outlawed only by separate concurrent
action of the judicial and executive
branches of the various governments
of the world or by a body of con
secutive, consistent Judicial preco.
dents,
“The standard of justice for mna.
tions, no less than men, is possible
when we have no machinery by which
to find it,’’ he said. ‘‘This standerd
may be realized through judicial
method rather than legislative ac:
tion™
Indorse World Court
After Senator George had fihished
his speech a resolution introduced by
Mrs. George O'Bear, Mrs. Thomus
Booke eand Mrs, John Hornady was
adopted in which the international
court of justice or world court wa9
“heartily endorsed’’ and representa
tives in congvfs were requested to
pass this legiklation without delay
¢agsuring the womanhood of f(he
country that all possible be done to
rrevent the slaughter of our young
manhood.”’
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WANTED—2S extra sales people.
Must be experienced. Apply Wednes
day morning Louis Miller's Dept
Store.
A man doesn’'t care of hig hair
keeps on getting gray as long as it
keeps on,
The company you keep away from
reveals what you are,
e—— e et et e St eB, e -
Some men are born for matrimony,
some achieve matrimony—but most
of them are merely poor dodgers.
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CORDELE, GEORGIA
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Arrival and Departure or Passenger
Trains, Cordele Union Depot
o e o s e
The following schedule rigures pub
lished as information.
i A R el
Southern NRallway System
Arrives— —Departure
I:22am Macon-Atlanta 3:4oam
2:25am Jacksonville 5:27am
3:4oam Jacksonville-Palatka I:23am
R it
bi27am Atl-Cinn-Chicago 2:25am
T:4lam Valdosta 7:sopm
11:37am Hamp-Tampa-St, P, §s:32pm
2_:ospm Macon-Atlanta 2:sopm
2:4opm Jacksonville-Palatka 2:lspm
o:32pm AtL-Cinn.-Chicago 11:3%am
:50pm Macon T:42am
Atianta, Birmingham & A(I:nh!;;—u
' Rallway
Arrives— —Departs
4:4oam Atlanta-Birmingham 12:40am
12:40am Waycross-Brunswick 4:4oam
2:53pm Atlanta I:sopm
12:40am Moultrie-Thomasville 4:4oam
I:4opm Waycross 2:oopm
NV Cf:L 180 bue VUIRH NV 93:11
Georgin Southwestern & Gulft R, R,
Departs—— —Arvrivas
9:ooam Albany Local 7:3opm
2:ospm Alb'y-Thos'ville-B'nb'g 2 ispm
2:ospm Albany-Moultrie 2:35pm
3:ospm Albany-Dothan 2.36 pm
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Departure CORRDELE ARRIVAL
IFOR "ROM
7:40 AM Americus and Local 11:18 AM
2:050 PM Montg'ery and Local 240 PM
3:15 PM Savannah and Lacal 2:45 PV
¥OR ABBREVILE FROWM
7:15 AM Ocilla and Local 1:05 PM
FOR RICHLAND FRQM
4:35 PM Montg'ery and local 11:25 AM
11:30 AM Savannah and Local 4:26 PM
11:30 AM Columbus and Local 4:4OPM
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~ FOR CITY COMMISSIONER
} Wé, the undersigned friends of J.
jSlade, announce nim as a candidate
to succeed himself as city commission
er of Cordele, election to be held cn
first Wednesday -in December:
T E Arvaniti, Dr J A Ward, F L
Bartholomew, Dr D J Williams, E A
Vinson, J W Cannon, E F Tison, J L
Cox, T M Coker, Dr J N Dorminy, O
T Gower, W C Sanders, C R Bulloch,
O M Heard, W P Heard, Chess Dumas
W H Wesbrook, Henry Pridgen, W E
Pridgen, Guyt Gleaton, J M Clements,
J L Strickland, 8 M Hunt, R 8 Shep
pard, B F Sheppard, Will Sheppard,
Jack Sheppard, M H Mulkey, J E
English, S H Hamilton, D E Hamilton,
A S Bussey, J D Ryals, M Williams,
Ed Markert, J L, Wheeler, J F McGar|-
ty ¢ T Gresham, Geo T Morris, Jno
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LOOK OVER THIS LINE AND MAKE THE THANKSGIVING
ORDER A MONEY SAVER AS WELL AS PLEASING MENU
' EXTRA FANCY WELL BLEACHED CELERY
LARGE STALKS ]5O, 209
EXTRA FANCY HARD HEAD ICEBERG
LETTUCE, HEAD 15(:, 200
FRESH STOCK CAPE COD CRANBERRIES _zoc
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ROGERS QUALITY EGGS, EVERY EGG GUARAN- 47C
CHED PER DOBEN .. i iincnaioFancessisvvass
ATMORES PLUM PUDDING
LARGE SIZE, FOR 36C
THANKSGIVING MENUS ARE NOT COMPLETE :
WITHOUT PIES
PUMPKIN .
NO 2 1-2 CAN 156
MINCE MEAT
PER PACKAGE ‘l4O
RED PITTED CHERRIES
NO. 2 CAN FOR 23(:
PIE PEACHES :
RE 0 GO . . o ._....'......150.
BAKERS COCONUT
LARGE CAN FOR 18c
RAISINS, SEEDED, SEEDLESS AND PUFFED 15C
PN PACRATE . b i he it cian s vy
MRS. WATSON'S PIE CRUST
PER PACKAGE 15°
SOUTHERN FRUIT CAKES
ONE POUND FOR 650
SOUTHERN FRUIT CAKES
O BOUND POB 0 i seiivinatessns i 51'25
FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF OUR CUSTOMERS OUR
STORE WILL REMAIN OPEN TILL 9 O'CLOCK |
Ao WEDNESDAY, STORE CLOSED ALL i
’ DAY THURSDAY e
’V--——--" g TeF-ataXa ROGERS Siore nearyou Imsmesmey \
The following standing of candidates is based on the number of new
subscriptions turned in by all workers during the two day period ending
Saturday, November 21, anq is relative and not complete. This does not
necessarily indicate the actual standing of workers in the race for the three
cars,
MES. PIP COX. - Arabl i ee S L R BST asdian GIRSOO
MRS. J.. 1.. ROYAL; Jr:5408 3 Bt. N., Cordele .........c...0:2. .. 626800
MRS. OH, SUMMBERS, Bland Villa ... il i idse . ... 626,800
MRS. HENRY COX Lonvict Camp . ... ... ... . 625,700
MISS BERCHEA HITCHCOCK, Bridges ....e-i.iizioniiiinnl. .. 626000
MRS. FRANK HERRINGTON, 515 12 Ave., Cordele ............................. 623,500
MISS MARYDEE WILSON, 511 13 Ave., Cordele ................................... 623,100
MISS LURINE BINNS Rateville ... ...kl i b iie.. .. 616,300
MISS DORIS LAWRENCE, 510 N. 7 St., Cordele ..........ccccivvesiinnnnnn..... 604,100
S Sheppard, Dr P L Williams, Dr H
J Williams, 8 L Ryals, F B Kiker,
C A Mims, J D H EVers, BN Wil
liams, B C Williams, J R Williams, C
C Williams. ! 1:
Among the- books with unhappy
endings are check books.
THE CORDELE DISPATCEH
The height of the average girl's
ambiticn is just about six feet.
Bananas were once sold as tropical
curiosities in this country, each ba
nana being wrapped separately in tin
foil,
This is to anuounce to my friends
that I will move from Cordele ahout
Christmas to locate in Coral Gables,
Fla., a subdivision of Miami. This is
a éily of about six thousand peopls
without a dentist, and I feel that it
is a rare opportunity.
However, I shall retain my busi
ness interests in this section, and
hope some day to return to Cordele
fo make m y permanent home. [ am
‘leeply indebted to a circle of
friends for their support while in
Cordele, and to them I am indebted
for whatever measure o fsuccess I
‘have obtained.
% I shall probably te very busy dar
iing the remainder of my time here.
but preference will be shown to my
regular clientele in making good any
failures in my work and in compict
fng any unfinished work.
Very respectfully,
J. C. PATTEN,
11-22-3 t. :
- SPECIAL NOTICE
Parties who m—a;-\;;sh to telephone
friends stapping at the Cordelia
Hctel or any one at the hotel, caill
227. If you want the office call 33.
By observing this request you will
get quicker connections and save thn
office considerable trouble. Cordelia
Hotel. 11-22-6 t.
Hall’'s Catarrh
will do what we
Medicine claim for it—
rid your system of Catarth or Deafness
caused by Catarrh. Also as aßlood Purifier
it gives wonderful results. All Druggists.
F. J. CHENEY &. CO., Toledo, Ohio
When You Think Of
FIRE INSURANCE
THINX OF
JOHN WARD
Make Him Smile—That's All
Office: Citizens Bank Bldg., Room
H. THOMAS AMASON
CERTIFIED PUBLIC
ACCOUNTANT
413-414 Wynne-Claughton
Building
Atlanta, Ga.
TELEPHONE WALNUT 6921
Parts Taken From Used
Ford Cars Can Be "
Purchased At
Real Bargains
We Also Have A Line Of Newv
Parts And Accessories
R. C. WALDEN AUTO CO.
RAWLINGS MOTION FOR
NEW TRIAL IS REFUSED
By The Associated Z(.’reu.
DUBLIN, Ga., November 24.—C. G.
Rawlings, under sentence of life ‘m
prisonment for the slaying of G. A.
Tarbutton in Johnson county last
February, today was denied a new
trial by Judge Earl Camp in superior
court here. :
An appeal from the ruling will
be made to a higher court.
is a prescription for: '
Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue,
Bilious Fever and Malaria
It kills the germs.
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Better Buick operating
costs are very low. This car
is thrifty—both in purchase
price and in ownership.
Buick design protects all
operating parts from dust
and wear—Dbarricades them
with iron or steel housings
in thefamous Buick“ Sealed
Chassis” and “Tricle Sealed
Engine”.
The famous Buick Valve
in-Head engine develops
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1925-.(
WANTED—2S = extra sales people,
Must be experien®ed, Apply Wednes
day morning Louis Miller's Dept
Store. e ol i!u_; Q
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The Bronotosaurus, largest of all
the prehistoric lizards, grew to be
sixty feet long and fourteen feet high.
Roman chariots were equipped With
taximeters. :
Many rice crops of the south to
day are directly descended from ‘a
‘pocketful of rice smuggled out of
Tltaly by Thomas Jefferson. L 4
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Her Friend—“ Now _that yq;l’;e
broken off your engagement to flc .
I suppose yowll be rid of his pres
ence.” She—“Oh, mno, indeed! ‘I
shall keep them wall.”—Boston Tran
script. : ‘
more power from a given
quantity of gasoline than
other types of engines.
And now, the Buick oil
filter makes it necessary to
change crankcase oil only
art rare intervals.
Even smaller, less powerful
carsdo not matchthe Better
Buick in low cost of oper
ation and maintenance.
You add to your power to
economize when you buy a
Better Buick!