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FRANCISCO VILLA LAYS DOWN
- HIS RLOOD-STAINED ARMS
MEXICfi?"”
SURREL. 2o TC
GEN. MARTINEZ
ACTION FOLL-(;;V_I-S-D ALL NIGHT
CONES_RENCE
RETURN TO PRIVATE LIFE
Carl Hoegfi,g:zm.erican Cit
izens Held by Villa Sever
al Days, Released.
Eagle. Pass, July 28—Francisco
villa Ssmrrendered . unconditionally
at flé‘g#é’fimflence with
Gen. - ugea'low:em commanding
the Torreon military zone, according
to advices to the Mexigan conswl
here today. Villa will return to pri
vate life it is reported. )
Carl Haeglin, the American held
by Villa, has been released, the re
port said. |
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, State Dopartment Acts. |‘
Representations, it is said, at the
‘State Department, of an’ “urgent na
ture” have heen made té the Mexican
government at the result of the kid
napping of Carl Haeglin, an American
citizen, by Villa severay days ago.
POLISH RETREAT CONTINUES
ALONG ENTIRE BATTLE FRONT
Warsaw, Tuesday, July 27.—The
Polish retreat continues along the en
tire front, according to latest news on
fighting operations . received hers.
Reports from Bolsheviki sources indi
cate the Bolsheviki intend to occupy
Suvalki, fifty miles northwest 'of
Grodno, and Bialystok, southwest of
Grodno, before beginning the armis
tice negotiations set for Friday. The
Lalshexiki, are-now. within. ten miles
of Bailystok. '
CENSUS WAYCROSS. 18,000,
4 LT AN Y
. Washrington. July: 28.—The census
gives Waycross, Ga., eifighte(en,_,thou
sand and sixty-eight, an increase of
thirfy-tive eighty thi"eé, or' 24.7 ‘perl
cent; .Clarksdale, Miss., 'sé-v,eniy-five“
fifty-two, an increase of 85.1 per oent.}
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AP (EGRO ASSATLANT
IS SPIRITED AWAY
Anderson, S. C., July 28.—The city
is quiet today after a night of excite
ment which threatened mob violence
a result of a negro’s attack on a young
white woman, Scott Garner, a negro,
aged fourteen, was indentified by the
woman as her assailant. Officers re
moved the negro to a place of safety
after the mob had been induced to
pursue a decoy automobile loaded with
policemen.
OUTPLAYED CAMP GORDON TEAM
AT EVERY TURN.
The Cordele enthusiasts who saw
the local team frazzle out Camp Gor
don on the local grounds yesterday
had all they were looking for in real
playing. The visitors were outclassed
and wound up with a score of 4 to 0.
This put the two teams even and this
afternoon the hot time occurs.
Quite a creditable crowd saw the
contest ' through yesterday. It sets
things going and the park will be fill
ed this afternoon with people who be
iiev the Cordele team will be able to
get away with the game.
Mabry Kennedy is a local spit ball
artist whose good name and heroic
hereafter is fixed ip the stars. He
fanncd eighteen men, seven of them
being in a string. He allowed onlv
{hree hits, two being scratches and
worth little in changing the complex
ion of the winnig streak.
Score by innings RHE
Camp G—ooooooooo—o 3 3
Cordele—o 0 0 30 0 0.1 x—4 4 2
Batteries: Brown and Parks, Pok
rent; Kennedy and Thornton.
Summary: First base on balls off
Brown 5; left on bases, Camp Gordon,
4, Cordele 6; Two base hits, Gould;
struck out by Kennedy, 18, Brown 7;
Double plays,” Pokrent to ‘Bowman,
Whipple to Morris to Hunt, Williams
to Morris; hit by pitcher, Wood, Whip
ple; stolen bases, Ray 2, Chitwood,
Wools, Whipple, ;Hamilton; sacrifice
hits, Gould, Hamilton.
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HARDING IN'ACCORD
~ WITH COOLIDGE
ISAYS SPEECH HEARTENING TO
| ALL AMERICA.
! Marion, July 28.—Senator Harding
{ today sent a message to Gov. Coolidge
i saying: “It is heartening to all Amer
’ jca to read your sterling speech of ac
[‘ ceptance. It adds to the confidence in
the republican purpose to repossess
' the people with their government'and
gemphasizes my convictions that as
" vice president you will be asked to
;make. your official services comport
|lwith the second highest place in the
i government of the republic.”
. Preliminary work on the first front
: perch speech to be delivered Saturday
ito a delegation from Mansfied, was
bcgun teday by Harding. He indi
;puled he would make only a short
a_ddruss, however.
'FRANCE GRATIFIED RESULTS
BOLOGNE CONFERENCE
Paris—The Press here is gratified
“cver the results of the Bologne con
fercnce, Most of the newspapers
unite in considering the outcome a
“feather in Millerand’s cap,” pointing
(nut he persuaded Lloyd George to
ifl(l()l)l the French views both on the
' Russian. and coal questions.
RARE PORTRAIT OF W
DEPOSITED IN
PAINTED IN OILS |ON MARBLE
SLAB BY ARCHIBALD ROBERT
SON, v~ e | .
i New York, July 28.—A rare end com
paritively unknown; plort.tarit. of
George Washington, painted in oils on
a marble slab, by Archibald Robert
son has been deposited in the New
York Historical Society by Tarrant
Putnam, a lineal ‘descendant of the ar
tist, it was announced today. The
colors said to be as bright as if just
completed, shows Washington clad as
a civilian in a pale brownish c¢rat with
broad white ruffles down the front
CORDELE, GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY; JULY 28, 1920.
McCARTNEY FAILED
m&K?fiDEM‘&ND ON
{ISBCRETARY COLBY
Waghington, July 28.--Because no
demmfi;%’u‘a;lA ieen made on secretary
of State Colhy to Promulgate the res
olution ending a state of war with
Germany bheford iiling the suit of man
damus by Harry McCartney, a Chica
go lawyer, Chief Justice McCoy, of
the District Supreme Court today
refused to hear argument of the peti
tion. The court continued the matter
until tomorrow to permit the petition
er to decide whether he should make
formal demand on Sec. Cclby and
amend his petition to show such de
mand had Leen made.
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G. S. & F. EMPLOYEES MAKING
PLANS FOR VISIT.
The efficiency asscciation, an or
ganization of the employees of the
Gecrgia Southern & Florida Railroad,
will come to Cordele August 19 for
theiv second annual picnic. This de
cisicn was reached &t a conference
last night here in which Local Freight
Agent Bulloch, Yard Master J. A.
Davis and others had part.
The employees of the railroad num
ber several hundred among those who
will come ang trains will be operated
here from hoth ways, Macon and Val
dosta which will bring the picnic
crowds. : |
Last year this was a most pleasant
occasion for the visitors. They are
cager to get back and are therefore
pleased at the announcement that
committee representatives have deci-j
ded to come, |
Those who will represent the com
munity in making the local plans for.
entertainmient are entering hea!:ffiij
into the work of arrangoing tq;:\”—;i;_‘l?g
vicnic and the visitors will hegfi'{%
a_very warm welcome. . J;QFJ
PEMBERTON IS GIVEN
LARGER RESPONSIBILITIES
Mr. W. G. Pemberton has just re
turned from a trip to Vidalia and Sa
vannah where he was appointed offi
cial decorator for the Georgia Tobacco
Exposition to be held at Vidalia Au
gust 4th and sth.
Mr. Pemberton was also appointed
for the tri-state exposition to be held
at Savaunah on Nevember Bth to 13th.
This will be a large exposition, rep
resenting three stattes—Georgia, Flor
ida and South Carolina, the grounds
smbracing one hundred acres.
The decorations for this exposition
which Mr. Pemberton will manage
and direct will be the most elaborate
in the state this year for any occasion.
After October Ist, Mr. Pemberton will
be connected with the Savannah Pub |
licity Bureau. Mr. R. T. Lavender ls‘
Mr. Pemberton’'s assistant. 1
W. 0. W, UNVEILING
SUNDAY AUGUST FIRST
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At 4:30 p. m. at Zion Hill Cemetery
ear A. J. Noble's place, Cordele Camp
7n. 106, will unveil the monument to
Brother Spradling.
To all members and to all W. O. W,
‘amps, this is your invitation to be
with us. next Sunday. All members
re requested to meet at W. O. W.
Hall at 3:30 o'clock p. m. z
Master of Ceremonies, J. P. Hughes.
Speakers, 8. D. Rives, of Cairo, Ga.,
and Col. J. Gordon Jones of Cordele.
Kvervbody invited.
FFull uniform rank will be present.
ASHINGTON :
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
»ATICAN HEARS PROTEST
MINNIX TALK IN AMERICA
St
Rome, July 28.—Strong remonstra
snces from Australia on the utteran
es in the United States of Archbishop
Vlannix of Melbourne, has been re
:eived by tne vatican. The protests
stated the Archbigshop’s assertion
don’t represent the feeling prevalent
in Australia, and ask that some tan
gible public declaration be made in or
der to protect the loyalty of a large
majority of the Australian population.
AND DAILY SENTINEL
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of over three millions E&’é Bt X
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an average mcx:eaa%,s ‘jg'fi 20 per
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local assessors finished ti &
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was $736,324, That foulid hyShe. Sate
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tax assessor amounted o 70,325
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V’-..v.:‘e'j.. e ber onaie: Batte
day he came frem ,Macon to' werk
for the local light end power compa
'ny, has entered suit for the recovery
of $25,000 in damages against the
company.
Attorney John R. Cooper of Macon
filed the suit. .The papers reached
the clerk’s office of the superior court
here yesterday and were filed for the
August term of the superior court.
SHIPMENT
Clarks Log Cabin
PECAN
ROLL
Also nice assortment
Elmers and
Martha
Washington
CANDIES
“Goodness Knows’’
They’re Good’’
STEAD’S
DRUG STORE
f.SEARCH CONTINUES
. MISSING HUSBAND
~ MURDERED WOMAN
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- Detroit, July 28.~~Phé Detrdit police
‘teday awaited developments in sev
| eral ‘cities in connection with the
‘gending from here to New York of a
trank containing the mutilated Lody
“of a woman, The search for Kugene
Leroy, husband of the murdered wo
man is being continued in all parts of
the country.
CHARLES R. CRISP
W RER .
. ASKS REELECTION
IREPRESENTATIVE MAKES FOR-
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i+ Congressman Charles R. Crisp to
es formal announcement for
FORBEOn from the Third district. It
“has™@een known that this course
nld ‘be pursued and today he be
fiins his fight
ol er Mayor J. Gordon Jones of
, is the only announced candi
_'i,*:jlt is reasonably certain there
wwill be no other. The race will be:
-,s~. dively and will afford room for
more . dss ges calculated to develop
strong %~l¢*9L
"féfi&i:,greh‘sman Crisp has for several
1 been one of Georgia's most in
% fluential representatives in® Washing:
ton. He is at present Georgia's only
@epresentative on the ways and means
pomui tee in the house, and this is far
ithe"most important working body in
‘,""s.fl _ He has recently been men
: tor the speakership, should t®e
[#iEocrats come back to control of the
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gr Voters of the Third Congres
| o sional District:
4. 1 hereby announce my candidacy for
[re-eletion as Congressman from the
Bhira District, to the 67th Congress.
ol ?’gg;h‘e'vrecons‘t;ruction period which
{e now facing, the people are vi
itally, interested in who shall represent
fi@’fim:&gwn Certain ques
-5 ,_Wf n figlportnnce will be
flealt. with by Comgress. As I am
Bing, your suffrage, you are entitled
T e - vigh -'7§s'Y"f
vor the League of Nations, for it will
mogt likely prevent many wars—*"a
consumation devoutly to be wished”—
and will ultimately cause military dis
armament by the nations of the earth.
Armies and navies will be greatly re
duced, and billions of dollars saved toi
the over-burdened tax payvers of the
world. ]
I am opposed to accepting any man- |
date over Armenia or any other coun-l
try. [ will never vote to send Ameri-t
can soldiers overseas for any such
purpose. l
’ lam unalterably against compulso
ry military service, which tends to
Viussianize our country, and was in
strumental in aot‘vatiqg it in the pres-'
ent Congress. ;
I favor adopting business methods |
in Governmental affairs, and I'ig;id&t
cconomy in all public expenditures, |
50 that our excessively high taxes may !
‘bhe reduced. ; [
During my occupancy of the high
office with which you have honoredi
me, T have at all times been conscious
cf the trust reposed in me, and have
served you to the best of my ability.
I have endeavored to keep you advised
as to my official conduct. You are
familiar with both my public and my
vrivate life. If my course meets with
vour approval, 1 will be profoundly
grateful for your influence and support !
in my race for re-election.
: Very sincerely,
; CHARLES R. CRISP,
SLGHT SHOCK LOS ANGELES
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Los Angeles, July 28.—A slight'
carth shock was felt here at eleve:xE
twenty six this morning. |
FIRST INSTALLMENT N
SPEECH 1}
WITH ARRANGEMENTS |, FOR
STRICT SECRECY.
Dayton, July 28.—An all day stretch
on his notification speech was the
cxelusive but formidable task before
Gov. Cox today. It was the*first day
gince his nominaticn that his engage-f
ment list was blank. [nstallments’
of the address were to begin going |
to the Governor's print shop foday:|
with arrangements for strict secrecy.|
The Governor has stated he desires to|
have the address “live copy” in its]
news features as delivered August 7,i
without heing discounted by advance|
BUILT IN. 1917 AT "'COST 'OF
, 7,500,000.
Washington, July 28.—The abandon
ment of Camp Zachary Taylor at
Louisville, was announced today by
tire War Depaitment with notice that
the First division now stationad there
will be trangferred to Camp Dix, N. J.
The pioperty on which Camp Zach
ary Tavlor is located will ievert to
private owners, |
TO NEW YORK OR DETROIT |IN
TRUNK MURDER MYSTERY.
Birmingham, July .28.—,\(:t,mg on
the advice of his attorney, Allen A.
Tatum refused this afternoon to ac
company Lieut. Smith, of the Detroit
police force, either to Detroit of New
York, in connection with the trunk
murder mystery. No charge has been
placed against him, and the authori
ties have not indicated what further
action will be taken in the matter,
Tatum led to the indentification of
the trunk victim as Mrs. Eugene Le
‘Roy, a former Sturgis, w, girl,
COTTON IS PICKED
HALF CROP ALREADY VISIBLE
IN SECTIONS.
The first open boll 'bt;{;%tt.on reach: |
the Dispatch came from Mf. J. H. Hall
who farms: on'the Armstrong place
two miles south of Coney yesterday‘
afternoon. This is the “fi_flrst' showing
trom a crop which he gonside:s hall
made and from his twentyfive acres
farm he estimates that he already has 1
in sight fifteen bales. If the weather
continues favorable, he will get more
for he has a yery gpod average. -
Saved fromtiie “wesvils o halt Grop;
and every dry day is adding more toi
the amount of lint cotton which wlll“
be gathered. Cotton growers fin Mr. |
Hall’'s community are now far more
hepeful of a satisfactory crop.
NVESTIGATION ALLEGED PLOT
BEGINS IN D. C. COURT
Washington, July 28.—An investiga
tion of the alleged conspiracy between
Jules (Nicky) Arnstein and David W.
Sullivan, a former Washington broker,
to bring stolen securities from New
York to Washington for hypothecation
was begun today by a grand jury in
the District of Columbia supreme
court. Witnuesses included district
ttorney Dooling of New York city.
ORDER SPECIAL ELECTION
IN MEXICAN STATES
Washington, July 28—Telegraphic
.ders for holding special elections
n Mexican States where such voting
rivileges have been denied the public
ave been issued by the department
f the interior at Mexico City, thp;
Wexican embassy here was ndvised}
‘ocday, The elections will be held in
Jcetober, ‘
The Mexican government has ac
repted an invitation to participate in‘
the exposition to be held at Dallas,
Texas. l
Mr. E. O. Turner, who several days
ago was injured in a fall from scaf
folding at the new Men’s Bible Class
annex at the Baptist church, has im
proved so that he is able to be out
again,
OTIFIOATIONS 1 wOO
N HANDS OF PRINTERS
statements, - While sbme of his main
‘ubjects like the League of Nations,
industrial affairs, campaign contribu
ticns and others are patent, the Gov
crnor is keeping close counsel regard
‘ng their details. He has, given no in
‘imantion as to whether he will dis
cuss the prohibition question in his
address.
ITALY ABANDONS AVLONA
Rome.—ltaly has decided to aban
don Avlona to the Albanians, accord
ing to reports printed in Giornale Dil
alia and Corriere D’ltala..
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New York, July 28.—The }:{efiqlptg;
which decisively defeatéd the’ W
rock in the deciding yacht race yess
terday, probably will not run anothes
race, is was announced today. ‘¥he
detender will be taken to the ship.
yard- at City Island then procéed to
Bristol where she will be dismantled
at the Herreshoff yards. There will’
he no special celebration of the vi¢{
tory. Skipper Charles Franéis Adhms:
the second, and the whole crew of
the Resolute are receiving congratula:
tions today. ' ok
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BOY SCOUTS PLAY BALL - ' !
THURSDAY LOCAL GROUNDS:
The boy Scouts of Cordele have @
baseball contest on for tomorrow afr.
terncon on the * local ball gmm'sf{
which promises real pepper and m_mg
sallies, e e
An East Cordele team will nm§
take to vanquish a team in Northern
Heights. That is a task of sufficients
proportion to present a tug.of wari
worth the attendance of all thé}hné
fans. The boyliwill charge an sdmpss
sion fee of ten and twenty five cénts. .
GUARDS QUELL FREE, |
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Tokio, ' July 27.—Diserders fn the
house of representatives vesterday
was: repeated today when allegations
that Baron Takahashi, minister it
tinance, and other ministers, had’iw
properly used their offices by uq:.tg&
ing in stock gambling, were discussed.
Fist fighting started and guards sepe
obliged to interfere, , [ &
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Chicagg, July 28,—Twenty firémen
were overcome; today while fighting
a fire that praetidally destroyed the
beef house of ‘the Armoup company,
a five story structure covering @
Llock at the stockyards. 13
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