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/' 'RESERVE BANK FUNDS
l” icago, Jan. 18.—Five youthful
Banc ts held up a United States mail
‘truck at the Union station early to
day, escaping in an automobile with
twelve sacks of mail, ten of which
contained registered mail.
The police say the best inform
_ation obtainable this morning indi
‘eates that the pouches contained a
part of the Federal Reserve bank
money, a shipment of which was to
'@le been placed in the train for
St Paul.
"The bandits surprised three pos- |
tal employes guarding the pouches,i
forcing them at the point of guns)
back in the truck while the bandit |
car drew along side and twelve bz\.!:sf:
were transferred to it in a few min- |
utes. ‘
Police believe the robbery was an |
inside job, as the bhandits seemed to |
have knowledge of the bank shipa |
ment ag well as th etime th truck |
would arrive and the number of men l
guarding it. |
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RHUSBANDS MAY BE |
¥ PUT TO DEFENSE |
FROM OWN WIVES
Topeka, Kan., jan. 18.-—Husbands |
would be piaced in the status of em- ;
ployers with their wives as employes
in their homes and permitted te re
cove‘n’damages for injuries receiv
‘@d whiie performing househod duties
k‘filder the terms of bill introduced
#in the Kansas House today, by Mrs,
~ Minnie Grinstate.
The measure is the first to be of
fered by one of Kansas’ two women
representatives.
GRAND MOTHER OF
~ RUSSIAN REVOLT
‘ IS ILL IN FRANCE
, Paris, Jan. 18.—Madame Catherine
;,Breshovskaya, “Little Grandmother
of the 'Russian Revolution,” who
came to Paris recently fromgßutlier
nia to attend a conference here of
reant of the old Russian Duuz, is
serfohsly ill in a hospital at Beicgne,
She is suffering from general break
down and heart affection. Her age is
seventy seven.
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We bottle and distri
bute the original
Orange Crush through
out Cordele trade ter
ritory.
You get the product
of cn up to date,
clean plant. Buy it
with the satisfaction
of knowing you have
a pure fresh drink.
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LARGE AUDIENCE
GREETS BUTLER
DREELS DU LE
ENTERTAINER IN PROGRAM AT
BAPTIST CHURCH SWAYED
EMOTIONS OF VAST CROWD
ONE EXTREME TO ANOTHER.
An audience that filled the First
Baptist church to overflowing, every
seat in the main auditorium and
gallery filled, extra chairs placed
for many in the large crowd and a
number Leing forced to stand, heard
Charles Butler, the noted singer and
entertainer, in his program last
night. With his delightful songs and
stories of pathos, love,
2nd humor, sung and told principal
1y in the Scotch and negro dialects,
he entertained the immense audi
ence in a rare way, and in Mr. But
ler’s own iniraitable fashion,
¥rom the side of pathos and things
of leve, the entertainer swayed the
emotions of his audience to rollock
ing humor and laughter as he will
ed. . Quthursts of applause from the
audience evidenced their high ap
nreciation of the excellent program
which Mr. Butler gave;
R SCREWS IS
ELDER SCREW.
HEARD BY MANY
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DELIVERS FiRST OF FOUR DIS
COURSES ON BOOK OF REVE
LATIONS AT PRIMIiTIVE BAP
TIST CHURCH.
Elder Screws delivered the first o’
a series of four discourses on the
Bogok cf Revelaticn at the Primitive
Baptist church Monday evening. A
large congregation listened attentive
ly to the speaker as he gave whe
he bhelieves to be the ccrrect inte
pretation of the first four chapter
of this book closing with the raptur
of the church, when Christ shal
gather together all saints and the
shall be caught up to meet the Lo
at His secend coming.
His subject this evening will
“The Tribulation, and the Gospel ¢
the Kingdom.”
: 'Services begin promptly at 7:3(C
All are cordially invited to attenc
these services which will continuc |
thrcugh Thursday night. [
FIRE BUCS GIVE
CONSIDERABLE ALARM ACRCOCS
RIVER FROM CINCINATTI
Cincinatti, Jan, 18.—While resi
dents of Central Covington, acress
the river, alarmed by the frequency
of mysterious fires in the neighbor
hood, were preparing to deal rough
ly with firebugs believed to be res
ponsible, the thirteenth fire within
ten days broke out last night.
Many residents are thoroughly
aroused and carrying revolvers to
guard against incendiary efforts ac
cording to fire chief Griffith who has
warned the citizens to guard against
the danger. °
HARDING MAKING PLANS
FOR HIS TRIP SOUTH
Marion, Jan. 18 —Press of person
al business which must be disposed
of before his departure for the
South is engaging the attention of
Harding and keeping his calender
free from appointments with the vis
itors except personal friends, is ex
pected here during the remainder of
his story.
THE CORDELE DISPATCH
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GOMPERS HEAD
MEXICAN LABOR
.
AFTER CONTEST
stk s
WITHDREW NAME AND THEN
ALLOWED !T TO BE
USED
Mexice City, Jan. 18.—(By the
Aszociated Press).——Amevican dele
gates to the Fan-Aierican Congress
icf .abor will leave Mexico Gity to
' night regardiess o/ whether the con
gress finishes its work at today’s ses
sion,
Eightzen resolutions are still wait.-
ing final decision. Gombpers was re
‘elected president ané Guatemala Ci-
Ity chosen Fer the next meoting, The
‘first real excittement came at yester.
iday’s session when it appeored the
| Spanish d:legatcs would be cuccess
Iful in custing Gompers from lead
| ership.
Gompers took the fleor, answered
Lhis eritics and concided by declin
ing ncmination for the presidency.
Later, after withdrawal of others,
Gompers again wes placed
in nomination aund eiected unami
mously.,
COOPER STARTS
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HiS SECOND TERW
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CAROLINA GOVERNMNOR FINDS ‘
GOOD RESULTS OF COMPULSD-j
RY SCHOOL LAW. |
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Columbia, S. C., Jan. 18.—{10\:\
Ccoper began his second term of |
)fl’ufi administration today |when ht:!
was inaugurated before a joint meet
ng of the state assembly th oath be
ing administered by Associated Jus
tice Watts of the state supreme cour:
The governor devoted the greater |
part of his address to education and
urged liberality in appropriations
for the common schools. He sai:ll
compulsory education had in iis
first year, 1920, increased publi(rl
school enrollment by eighty nine
Ilhousand, bringing the total to half
| a million. ’
FIRST LUNCHEQN
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FINE PROGRAM WHEN KIWAN.
lANS GATHER AT FESTIVE
BOARD TOMORROW AT 12:30.
The first weekly luncheon of the
Cordele Kiwanis club will be held
at the hotel dining rocm tomorrow
12:30 to 1:30. The program com
mittee has arranged everything nice
‘ly, and the luncheon itself is to
comprise a splendid menu.
The presence of every Kiwanian
who can possible attend is wanted
it this initial lunchecn of the club.
't is certain to be a lively affair.
There are going to be some fine
“oosting talks made and some that
will carry lots of wit and humor
long with them. |
The Ccrdele club, composed nm\'!
f about sixty prominent (-itizens!
las already won considerable (-rediti
and wide noteriety to itself through |
having completed its organization 111;
cne day, a record that few if any |
Kiwanis clubs in the entire country |
have made heretofore. 4
TANISH DEMAND
TRADE PROTECTION
JANT SUSPENSION OF IMPORTS
OR PROTECTIVE TARIFF
Copcnhagen, Jan, 18.—Danish in
lustries are facing a critical situa
ion. The majority of the large con
erns are working half time and
thers are being closed down. Unem
solyment is rapidly increasing and
‘n the meantime the market is being
lutted with foreign made goodh.
Section of the Danish press is up-
Sraiding the government for its pla
'id attitude, demanding either pro
sctive measures or the suspension
>f imports.
NEW YORK COTTMN MARKET
Open Close . P-Clos2
mn s 108 117,45 17,70
Mar o et 1600 16.37
May ... ... 1818 1598 16.24
WY s 10120 16,15 16.43
Oct \ 16,30 16,20 16,52
AND DAILY SENTINEL
CORDELE, GEORGIA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1921,
ERUGPEAN RELIEF FUND
Amount previously reported
fcr Buropean Relief Fund
$2£9,15.
Additional contributions:
Mrs. M. B: Purvis ....: $2.00
Miss Lillian Carsweil's 8. S.
Olass =eeuscunivioiooi . 88100
C. M, Mckengte ~ ..., 2100
COMMUNIST PARTY
UNFITS THACHER
FOR SCHOOL WORK
Albany, N. Y.; Jan., 18.—Member
‘hip and participation in the (om
munist party of America was held
t 5 be sufficient grounds for discharge
of a public scho6l teacher in a decis
ion made publiec teday by Frauk §
Gilbert, acting commissioner of edu
cation, The acticn was taken in the
case of Miss Julia D, Pratt, teaches
in the Buffalo school for 17 years.
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PENALIZED FOR
AR GROWERS
SHARP FIGHT OVER DUTIES ON
SUGAR IN HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.—The row
over Louisiana sugar prices datine
back to th esugar shortage and th:
gevernment's efferts to cgrb prices
bobbed up again today Tefore th
house ways and means committee in
the tariff hearings. ‘
Former Representative Fitzger.’xh!‘
of New York, for the refiners, de
clared the government’s policy hm’l
penalized the whele nation in order
to keep some Louisjana growers alive ‘
R. B. Milling of New Orleanc, askeq
three-cents a pound duty on sugar
The refiners requested that the pre
sent duty bLe eliminated.
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DEATH FOLLOWS
BerARAE LYY . i
FOUR CIVILIANS KILLED IN PO.
LICE AMBUSH
London, Jan.~lB—Fsur civilians
were killed and seven Black and Tan
i policemen wounded in a fight in the
County of Galway, Ireland, accord.
ing to reports received hera today.
The fight ensued when .the Black
and Tan patrol was ambushed near
lthe city of Galway,
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GARDEN
We have a lavoe sin
ply of Cabbage plants
bow ready. They are
adopted for your best
results. We also have
Garden Peas and Tur
nips for Early Spring
planting. They are the
right kind and the
prices are right.
We have been at the
business in Cordele for
over 20 years. We
know the seed for a
good garden. See us
about the new spring
garden.
STEAD’S
DRUG STORE
WHIPPLE & McKENZIE BLDG
PHONE 1 A. M. STEAD, Prop.
ALABAMA MINE
PPEAL
UNIONS APPEA
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UNIONS CLAIM THAT STATE
TROOPS SEEK TO BREAK
STRIKE
Washingten, Jan, 18.—A request
that federal troops be sent into the
mine strike district in Alabama to
veplace the Alabama National guard
has been received at the White
House from United Mine Workers
of Ailabama. The request was refer
red to the war department and it
was czaid that officials there had de
cided the request for feeral trogps
sheuld come from the governor, if
the situation was such ag to warrani
their presonce.
Changes Are Made.
~ Indiavfpolis , Jan, 18.—Charge
that state troops are being held in
the ceal fieldg near Jasper, Ala., for
no other purpose than to break the
strike of miners, are made in a state
ment issued today from the offices
of the United Mine Workers of
American,
Kilby Is Satisfied
Montgemery, Jan. 18 —Governor
Kilby said teday the state militia was
able 1o cope with the stikesi tuation
in Alabama copal fields and that he
had no disposition to entertain the
lecouest to ask fer federal troops.
1§ APERS CUNE
DALE OPENS SHOE
SHINGING PARLOK
SHRELN RS £ 1
NEW! SHOE REPAIR BU‘-SINESS‘
IN SUWANEE HOTEL BUILDING‘
ON SEVENTH STREET |
The Cordele Shoe Parlor, W, D!
Dale, manager, will open for business
in the Suwanee DBuilding, Seveth
street, tomorrow. This new business
is in the location formerly occupiec
by the A. E. Grant plumbing shop
and is next door to S. M. Dekle,
jeweler. Mr. Dale was formerly
with the Cordele Leather company
and has a ‘long experience in the
shce repair business. He is an ex
pert in his line, and will have capa
ble werkmen associated with him.
- Modern machinery and complete
;equipment, has been ordered and wil
' be installed soon to do shoe repai
‘wox'k of all kinds and do it satisfac
' torily.
A feature of this business, espec’
‘ally of interest to the ladies, is that
an up-to-date shoe shining parle:
will be conducted in connection with
the business. The best equipment
will be installed for this end of the
business. ;
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REPORTES SHOW TWENTY PER
SONS INJURED.
Greenville, Ohio. Jan. 18.—Twenty
persons were injured when the wes’
bound express on the Pennsylvani
railroad was wrecked near here this
afternoon, according to first reports
The train left the track and wer
into the ditch, several cars turnin
over,.
Relief trains are being rusher
here from Bradford, Ohio and Ric!
mond, Ind.
SEVENTEEN MEN RELEASED
ON BOMB MAKING CHARGE
Philadelphia, Jan. 18.—Seventeen
men, arrested in connection with the
explosion of a bomb which killed twe
men last night in th garage of the
Quaker City Taxicab Company, were
discharged at a hearing today fo!
lack of evidence.
STOCK BROKERAGE HOUSE
SUSPENDS FOR A YEAR
Boston, Jan. 18.—The stock brok
erage house of Ernest S. Smith Com
pany, members of the New York and
and Boston stock exchanges, today
announced that they wera unable to
meet their obligations. The announ
cement was read from the rostrum
of the olcal exchange, which declared
them suspended for one year,
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Crown Prince Mahido Songkla, of
Siain, who is taking a special course
in public health, and will continue
later at the Mussachuselis Ingtitute
o! Technology. His bride of four
mounths will shortly enter the Cam-
Lridge, Mass,, Latin School.
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CELEBRATION OF
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LEE'S BIRTHDAY
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PROGRAMS TO BE GIVEN BOTHI
AT HICH SCHCOL AND NORTH
ERN HEIGHTS SCHoOOL
WEDNESDAY.
The Cordele Chapter, U. D. C. in
vites the Veterans, Sons of Veterans
and all who would like to join with
them in the celebraticn of Lee's
birthday at the school auditorium
Wednesday morning at nine o’clock |
The Northern Heights school will
also celebrate at their building, and
a cordial invitation is extended all to
join them in their program at nine
o'clock.
The followng is the progiram to he
given at the High School auditorium
at nine o'clock,
Invocation—Rev. R. L. Benn,
Flag Salute— (School.
Star Spangled Banner— Audience
Old Glory—(Riley)— Ruth Liggin
An Appreciation of Lee—Rev (Wal
lace Wear.
Presentation of portraits of Lee
and Davis—Rev O, B. Chester,
America.
Benediction—Rev., Sams.
'SINS __OF ROSANNE
UEXCITING PICTURE
’ HAS UNUSUAL THEME
; One of the most extraordinary
' photo play plots ever conceived is un
lolded in “Sing of Rosanne,” starring
!with Ethel Clayton and to b 2 shown
at the Circle Theatre tomorrow. The
picture was adapted from a story IJH
Cynthia Stockley, well known for
her romantic tales of South Africa
such as “April Folly,” Blue Aloes,”
and “The Claw.”
The action takes place among the
European aund native colonies at
Kimberley, near the famous diamond
mines. Rosanne the heroine, when
an infant and dangerously near death
5 taken in charge by a native Mala
yan woman and-not only saved, lmtl
'mbued with an uncanny craving for |
bright stones and the gift of hring-!
‘ng misfortune upon those whom she!
dislikes. She hecomeg involved in n%
dizmond smuggling schemes, but isf
inally rescued by the love that en
ers her fife from the Malay’s charm.
Jack Holt is Miss Clayton’s lead
ag man in “Sins of Rosanne,” and
'rad Malatestta plays the “heavy.”|
Tom Forman directed )he pict!u‘e,l
md it was adapted for the screen by
Mary H. O'Connor.
FPISCOPAL RISHOP WILL il
BECOME MASON AT SIGH |
T o
Columbia, 8. C., Jan. 18.—Leading
viasons of the state and section are
iere for ‘“occasional lodge” when
Tiishop Guerry of the Episcopal
‘ureh will be made a Mason at sight
7 Grand Master Samue lLanham. |
“PANISH SOCIALISTS ARE ’
DIVIDED OVER MOSCOW
Madrid, Jan. 18.—Spanish social-’
‘sts have recached a (lividinp; of the !
cays relative to adherence to thc{
11':,-‘1 Internationale of Moscow, and]
he party seems to be definitely di'l
‘ded. An official statement is ex
cted scon regarding the situation.l
THE CORDELE COTTON MARKET
GOOD MIDDLING 15.50
U.S. SELFISH IN
WOULD CURTAIL ONLY TO SAVE
OWN HEAVY EXPENSES !
Tokio, (Associated Press).—Amer
ican proposals that Japan, Great
Britain, and the United States take
a “naval Holiday” is eloquent proof:
that despite the fabulous riches of!
America, she wishes to curtail ne
tiana lexpenditures. Therefore, the
proposals anr intended more to help.
America than to contribute to the:
peace of the world, said Marquis,
Okuma, former Jgpanese premier,
in an interview here today.
He asserted that America should
firet consult Great Britain relative
to the suggasted suspension of na
val programs. “Only when an Amer
ican and British agreement has been
reached can Japan be in a position
to consider this question,” he said.
“Japan’s naval program is fixed at
the minimum necessary for national
defense,”
(‘harges that it appears that the
American government is giving the
incident arising from the death of
Naval Lieutenant Langdon, undue
impertance are made by Kokumin;
Shimbun. §
{(HOP AXE GOES DOWN
ON SHIMMY DANCE
CHICAGO SCHOOLS
Chicago, Jan. 18,—“Shimmy" and
“toddle” aren’t proper dances for
school entertainment, Superintendent
Mortansen ruled today in barring
them from community center activs
ities of Bretano public school, where
neighborhood young people have
been meeting for social events.
HOUSE SOON TAKES
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MILITARY COMMITTEE Wltf
HANDLE SENATE BILL y
Washington, Jan. 18.—The House
‘Miitary Committee is expected 'to
take up in a few days for consider
ation the bill passed by the senatg
providing for the organization of a
government corporation to take over
and oprate the nitrate plant at Mus
cle Shoals.
No decision has yet been reached
2s to whether the public wwill at
tend the hearings.
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and paying all bills
by check.
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venient, safe and
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You will find that we
give the most courte
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every detail of your
business entrusted to
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rust Co.
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