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MAY USE TROOPS
"IN TICK 'DIPPING
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ARMED GUARDS ARE QRDERED
TO SHOOT STRAIGHT IN FUR,
THER TROUBLE.
V"ldo:la June 22.-~While 1t is nat
offically vertified yet it ig we!l under
stood in Valdosta that ynless opposi
tion) to a'tle d pping scasca state
troo‘.' will be usgd Lo eularce the law,
Thejreccnt rifje batile potween orm
®d guards ard 4 band of mep attoangl
\nx to blow up & vat cgused a cui
ferepee of oficials which has led 0
this' decs'sn. It is. stated that the
stat of Georzla will not permit a
lawless band of men In any ‘county
to.t aslde lightly 2 oiate wlda law
fer fhe general "cnelit of the public,
Afmed goards now being used arce
ordered to shoot straight,, and this
they d'd in Echols cowfity during the
recent c¢ngagement, it bheing perfectly
evident that somg’ Hdy got badly hurt
It is undersiped that witi'n a week
it will definitely detérminedq f it is
neceisary to gel a largr body of
armed pecple to enforce tho law.
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TWELVE HUNDRED CASE 3
WHISKEY FKOM CANADA
. SEIZED ON WAY TO MEXICO
Onkland, Cal,, Junc 22,-Two truck
and twelve large passenger auntomo--
biles, containing 1,200 cases of Cana
diar: whiskey were seized after an
armed cncounter near Poing Lobus,
yvesterday. Eight prisoncrs drivers of
fll('_.‘lruvku and cars onto which the
whigky was being loaded, aceording
to the federal officers wete placed
in jail pending arraignment on
charge of violation of the Volstead
act, ‘
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GROWING TRUCK BUSINESS l
FORCES ENLARGEMENT . OF
- VALDOSTA ICE PLANTI
Valdostd June 22.—Fifty thou~l
eand dollars i 3 te be sent at once
by the Valdosta Lighting company in
enlarging the capacity of ita ice plant
in order to meet th eiwcreased de
muud'f“or.f}cv. The present cantalope
seagon has caused ice to be shippel
Lere hy the train loid on some days
from M’hyprc.ms,‘J.'l_,cku;-:willo, Savan |
nah, Macon and Brungwlick. The gmw-‘
ing truck bosiness in’this section i 3
also atldifig greatly L%)’;.‘tlw local d(--l
mand for ice dnd the'local plant'is -
determined to he ready next geason.
The increaged .capacity wi'l also bu,
needed in the fall a=3 wi~ter for the
vleah curing “business - of -the loc:
company. v I
fans And Fans
Have you secn the
fan attachment for
our Sewing Ma.-
chine motor?
That Cordele Make
battery, Hartshorn
Make. Just as
good as the best.
Bivins Electric Co.
CORDELE, GA.
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APPOINTED TO HEAD
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I Atlanta June 22~—Edwin K, Large
‘nom!nated by president Harding tou
Ibe Atlanta‘s postmaster is best known
here for hig work as chief enginecr
of construction at Camp Gordon -
ring the war, He has resided here
Awelve years, Mr Large is a native of
New Jersey, where his father is pro
minent in public affairs )I;lviqg gerved
as speaker of the house of represeiata
tives there and naw holling the seat
|u-- judge of Hunterdon county.
| Mr Large is a graduate”of Prince
ton university where he distinguished
'h'mseelf during hig collegiate yecars
having been manager of the university
:tm k team and a mémber of Tige
Llnn, one ot the leading. clu's, M
Latze is also n member of the Ameri
|(':m Soc'ety of Civil Engineers.
l The many freinds of the nominee it
Atlanta, of both republican and de
‘mecratie” party affiliations, declare
t2at Atlanta s to be congratulated i
getting sw:h a man for postmaster un
' (or present political conditicns in
Geoegla and expregs confidence in his
adminisiration” will prove highly sat
'sfactory te the publie.
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MICE POINT THE WAY
TO HIPDEN FORTUNE
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" Douquoin IIL, June 22.—Jt re
' mained for the mice to find the hid
den treasures of the late William I
Newton, well known farmer of Jeff
erson county, northwest of Douquio:
whose death occurred several month:
ago:
A short time prior to his deat!
Newton withdyew nearly sllo.oo¢ |
from a bank at Benton. He and hi
wife were involved in litigation an
subsequently divorced. After hi
death relagions were unable to finc
a trace of his money. A few days ag
small bits of currency scattered b;
mice were found in an old barn ol
the Newton farm. A further investi
gation revealed the lost treasur
bov hidden in one of the stalls. The
Yox was delivered to the administra
tor of the estate, and when openet
was found to contain $8,690 in cur
rency and $22,980 in gold,
" Mice had eaten portions of tihe bill
but most of these are in such condi
tion ag to be redemed at face value.
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TIFTON POULTRY RAISERS
WERE PLEASED AT PRICES
Tifton Ga., June 22.—About 2,-
600 peunds :v‘t poultry was sold at
tho poultry sale here Tuesday and
Wednesday. Risser Brothers Com
pany, of Philadelphia, were the suc
cossful buyers, paying 19¢ a pound
for hens, 28c for roosters. This was
a little better than what the local
buyers have been paying and farmer
who tock advantage of the chance to
dispose of their surplus chickens, re
port satisfaction with the prices}
paid. The ch'ckens bought here will
he placed in the same car with these
bought at Cordele. ‘
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MASSACHUSETTS MAN ;
OUT AGAINST LODfiEi
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Boston June 24-—Jcspeh W.\lker‘:
former speaker of the lower branch
of the legislature, telay took cut nn-}
minat’on papers for the United :~%lnl(\s1
genate and made it the cceasion for
a bitter attach upon Senator Lodge
(‘nllfxlxz him a reacticnary “part and
parcel of the vicious political machine
controlled by ‘paid lobbyists for the
apecial interests of powerful ccv-por
ations™ and a supporter of the liguor
interests.
Local
Sieeping C
eeping Lars
Macon to Atlanta
Via
.
Southera Railway
lL.eave Macon ....4:00 AM. (E.T.)
Arrive Atlanta 5:46 AM, (C.T.)
Passengers may get aboard sleep
er at Macon Terminal Station by
9:00 p. m., and remain in sleeper
after arrival in Atlanta until 7:30 a,
m, Central time,
On Return Trip
Sleeping cars leave Atlanta 11.35
p. m., Central Time, and arrive Ma
con 3:06 a. m., Bastern time. Pas.
gsengers may board sleeper in At
lanta at 9:00 p. m, and remain {n
same at Macon until 8:00 a, m.
GET A GOOD NIGHTS REST ON
THE SOUTHERN
For reservations apply to Tlcket
Office, Phone 4712.
C. B. RHODES, Div. Pass Agt.
131 Terminal Station
Macon, Ga,
Phone 424
PADRICK ADMITS FORGING
NAME OF BANKER 70
SANDERSVILLE MINISTER WHO
ENDOKSED CHECK FACES
YOUTHFUL SLAYED IN JAIL l
Augusta, Ga., June 22~When
faced by R. H. Rowden, young minlg
tr#'nf Sandersville, Ga,, in the coun
ty, jail here today, Elliott Paddrick
the 20 year pld preacher, who - shot
and killed his wife and mother-in
law near Dover late Monday, frank
ly admitted that he had forged the
name of J. H. Hooks, president of the
Farmerg and Merchants Bank' of
Worthen, to a cheek for $lOO which
on the strength of Mr. Rowden’s en
dors:ment., i
But Mr. Rowden has been settler
with and; it is ' understood that Mr.
Hooks will not prosecute Paddrick as
the endorsement by Rowden has al
ready been made good. Paddrick set
tled with Rowden who was a class
mate of his at Asbury College in
Kentucky by paying him $64 in co
Cand turning ‘over hig suitcase and re
volver as sceurity for the balance.
Paddrick is about the coolest man
at the county jail according to Jailer
Gary Whittle, who says le is" mueh
impressed l;‘_v the young - minigter’s
courtcous manner and his evidence
of high intelligemee.
When the Telegraphs representative
called at the jail today C. C. Jar
rell, pastor of St. John’s Methodist
church and Dr. W, W, Jarrell of
- Thomasville, Ga., brother of the 10--
cal minister who is visiting the Jar
rells here, were in the ecll talking
with the prisoner, : s
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JR. SUN YAT SEN HELD -
PRISONER, REPORT SAYS
Pek'n June 22.—Dr Sun Yat Sen
yrmerly president of the south (‘,h"-{
va, republic. has been taken priscner
y the United China foreces and is
eng held captive on the Chinesey
ruiser Haichi in the West river, near
santon according to advizes recieved:
)y the fordign legations here from
Canton. |
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NEW YORK RESERVE
BANK SLASHES RATE
New Ycrk June 22.—The New York
Federal Reserve bank today reduced
its redisiount rate from 4 1-2 to 4 per
cent, the lowest rate since December
1921. The 4 1-2 p2r cent rate has been
in effect vince November 2 last.
One Moment, Please!
.WE HAVE REDUCED
THE PRICE (?F SPRING
IFIELD SPRAYERS.
WE WILL BUY YOUR
WHEAT OR EXCHANGE
GOOD FLOUR | FFOR
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~And Everything in the Plumbing Line.
PHONE 375
124 Ninth Avenue Opposite Light Plant
CORDELE, GEORGIA.
THE CORDELE DISPATCH
JUDIE RILE
JUDEE RILEY TO
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~ HANG ON FRIDAYI
GOVERNOR HAS FAILED TO ACT
ON MERCY REJOMMENDATION
Albany, Ga, June 22,—Whether
Judie Riley will hang here Friday
for assaulting a ten year old girl nfl
which charge he was convicted sev
cral months uge, depends upon action
of Governor ! Hardwick, who has n()t‘
yet taken offieinl cognizance of thei
Stat's Iyvison comiysyon’s '.rccum-‘
mendation that the sentence be com:
Cmuted to life imprisonment. |
- The commissions rm-umnwmlation}
was announced June 10, It was not’
unanimous, Commissioner E. L.
Rainey filing a dissenting opinion
while the other two members of the
'.honrd favored commutation of the
. sentence
‘ Unless the governor grants a com:
mutation or respite Riley will be the
first white man to suffer the death
penalty in the Daughertf county jail
for thiity ycars
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- MACON CITY OFFICIAL
} DISMISSED TUESDAY
Macon June 22.—Joun L. Anderson
;mcmber of the ity beard of water
lr(’mmisia;m‘r:;, and for yearg a labor
'lc;xdn-r. was charged by city counc!l
Tuc-day n'ght with conduct unbezom--
ing a vity official, as a result of a
warrant cworn out scme monihg ago.
charging him with misappropriating
£1,582 while financial secretary of the
Maccn machinis's union.
Mr Anderson is said to have paid
Lt k to the ynion this amount but con
ends tha he is not guilty of embezzle
ment.,
Mayor Luther Williams read a long
[communl\nat'on to counc’l in which
} «1e charges against the water
[ wisioner, Mr Anderscn was en
\gaged ccunsel and will fight the pro
‘secutlon.
Throughout the commun:eaticn the
’ maycr rcad to counsel he whargad Mr.
.‘\.mlr-rson with m‘rsappropriuting funds
On 'March 7, Mr Ander:zon was arrest
ed cn a warrant after a meeting of
the water hoard, He immediately gave
ilumd and the charge against him is
still pending. ‘
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FUR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
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I am a candidate for county
commisgioner in the speeial clection t
I be held on June 29th for tue purpose
of naming a successor to the late
Herbert R. Wilkl'i.'-l'ms, for his unexpir
‘ ed term, I shall strive to meet c\;cry
trust imposed in the office.
l ? LORON WILLIAMS
EIGHT HUNDRED POUNDS
OF CHANGE DEPOSITED
Marshall, Tex.—A. B. Brown, mill
owner near here, drove into town re
cently with 800 pounds of change,
pennies, nickles, dimes and quarters,
which he gaid had accumulated in
his office for years, until he was
hard pressed for room.
Four cmployes of a bank helped
him unload the gunny sack and sev
¢ral icloth and paper bags of money.’
“Mail ‘mc a certificate of deposit,{’-'
‘he shid ashe drove offi In a day the
money ‘was dply counted. He was
mailed a certificate for about $1.500.
Two hundred pounds of the change
was in pennies,
“Anyway, I scoobed up the coin be
fore Burglars got it,” he wrote back.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO
ST. SIMONS VIA A B AND A RY
$2.50 Cordele to Brunswick and re
turn each Sunday, Children half fare
Ask the ticket agent. 5-1-60 t.
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Take a glass of Salts to flush Kidneys
if Bladder bothers you—Drink
; lots of water.
Eating meat regularly eventually pro
duces kidney trouble in some form or
other, says a well-known authority, be
cause the uric acid in meat excites the
kidneys, they become overworked: get
sluggish; clog up and cause all sorts of
distress, particularly backache and mis
ery in the kidney region; rheumatic twin
ges, severe headaches, acid stomach, con
stipation, torpid liver, slecplessness,
bladder and urinary irritation.
The moment your back hurts or kid
neys aren’t aeting right, or if bladder
bothers you, get about four ounces of
Jad Salts from' any good pharmacy;
take a tablespoonful in a glass of water
before breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys wifl then act fine, This famous
salts is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lithia,
and has been used for generations to
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them
to normal activity; also to neutralize the
acids in the urine so it no longer irri
tates, thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone;
makes a delightful effervescent lithia
water drink which millions of men and
women take now and then to keep the
kidneys and urinary organs clean. thus
avoiding serious kidney discase.
DON'T SAY
- HOT WEATHER
We know all about it, butyou
do not know that you can shop
here at such low prices for
good merchandise that you will
forget the weather. iy
Try it-ask those
who come here to |
trade--yourneigh
bor knows. We
know. Let us
show you. | |
Lewis & Thompson
L___'_l CORDELE, GEORGIA L__'_,
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IT TAKES
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REGULAR PLUGGING
. The child who goes to
school regularly is the one
who has the casiest time of -
it. Tlrregular attendance '
~ makes for lack of interest,
and “‘catching up’’ with the
* lessons is harder,
Saving is pretty much the
same way. If you do it reg
ularly, it’s easy; if you do
not, it’s hard. i
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CITIZENS BANK
OF CORDELE
{ CORDELE, GA.,
LOWE BROTHERS “HIGH STANDARD” VERNICOL .
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Floor And Varnish Stains
Will make your old furniture aud floors look new.
We have all standard colors in stock and any
siz¢ can that you might want.
GEO. L. RILES, HDW.
PHONE 483 McCOLLUM BLDG. . CORDELE, GA.
WILLIAM H. THORNTON
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
ALL KINDS OF MOVING DRA YAGE AND HEAVY HAULING
ON SHO RT NOTICE .
\ CONTRACTOR’S WORK A gpecmnf i
SLADE & McGARITY STABLES
RESIDENCE PHONE .............c0.0..= 19
OFFICE PHONE i....cococmeeveceensers. 482
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THURSDAYZ S JUNE 22nd 1922,