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Gedrgia Senate Will
Hold Afternoons For
Pressing Work Ahead
v+ MADE BY ENNIS
UNANIMOUS AGREEMENT TO
TAKE UP TWO SESSIONS A DAY
REACHED
By o mieg
By The Associated Press,
ATLANTA, August 6.—Reversing
its position taken yesterday in which
it declined to hold afternoon sessions,
the senate today voted unanimously
tb begin afternoon sessions at once.
¢ The action was taken after Presi
dent Ennis took the floor as Senator
for the 20th district anq urged upen
the members the importance of the
action.
The senate passed the railroad stop
bill' today. It was a substitute for
that which passed the house several
days ago.
INVESTIGATE BROWNINGS
~ ADOPTION OF YOUNG
. IMMIGRANT DAUGHTER
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By The Assocliatel IPress.
NEW YORK, August 6.—lnvestiga
" tion by the district attorney of
Queens county ints” the adoption of
Mary Lo;v ¢ Spas, young daughter
@ immlgfi')'. ‘parents, by Edward W.
PBrowning, wealthy divorced realtor,
was sought todz_ty by commissionar
of public welfare, Coler.
The ¢ommissioner caid the investi
gation was prompted by charges that
Browning had given money to Mary's
parents in return for their signing
® adoption papers. It is a violation of
a long established precedent for a
diverced man to be permitted to
‘@ adopt a child in this city.
Mrs. J. E. Calhoun has as her
guests, Mrs. J. T. Holland of Una
*" Qilla, and Mrs. F. B. Calhoun of
® Blakely. T e (-5
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THE CORDELE DISPATCF
MEMBERS ASSOCIATED PRESS
~ REGIONS FOR A P
M’'DONALD (AINSWERS QUES
TIONS ABOUT HIS AIRPLANE
PROGRAM IN AIRCTIC.
By The Associated I'ress,
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, 111,, August
6.—News of personal contact and
other ordinary domestic means today
gave way to the romance of the
radio when the Associated Press in
terviewed the MecMillian polar ex
pedition thirty seven hundred mijles
away in the arctic wastes,
Lieutenant Commander Eugene F.
Mic Donald of the steamship Perry
which conveyed the expedition to its
base at Etah, Greenland, answered
a series of five questions radioed to
him by the Aissociated Press from
station 9XN of the Zenith Radio Cor
roration of Chicago, of which Mec-
Dcnald is president. Oulstanding in
the questions was one dealing with
future flight of the air planes to the
polar regions by Etah. McDonald’s
reply was that he had not yet com
pleted two-way communication with
his planes, but hapes to perfect such
communication soon. ; e
NEW MOTOR MIXTURE
DOUBLES MILEAGE OF
ORDINARY GASOLINE
By The Associnted Press,
LLO SANGELES, Calif,, August 6.--
Development by tke United — States
army of a motor using a new teruae
thyl treated gasoline and capable of
doutling the mileage of an automo
bile was described at the seventieth
meeting of the American Chemical
Society here. :
The new motor was devised at
Camp Sclabird, Maryland, by Arthur
W. Harrington, chief engineer of the
motor transportation division of the
quartermaster corps.
EQUIP SHENANDOAH
WITH MACHINE
GUNS S
By The Associated Press, |
t WASHINGTON, D. C,, August 6,—
The dirigible, Shenandoah, has been |
lordered equirped with machine guns,
the fist armament of any Kkind
|planned for her. The work of in
‘stalling the batteries will begin at
Lakehurst, New Jersey this week,
followed by the training of the
erews, !
Ten machine guns of standard
ithilty calibre type will be installed.
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'AMERICAN AVIATORS
ON WAY T 0 MOROCCO TO
- AID FRENCH CAMPAIGH
} PARIS, France, August 6.—Plans
lare being developed for the French
l(,ommand in Moraceo for a strategic
|offensive movement in the near fu
{ture with a view to bringing the ve
bellious Riffians to terms.
" Amerjcan aviators are on the way to
Moroceo for service with the French
aerial forces which are expeted to
play a prominent part in the opera
tions, . *
CORDELE, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 6 ,1925
WOULD REWRITE
STATE OF GEORGIA
DUNCIAN OF HOUSTON OFFERS
MEASURE IN LOWER HOUSE
LEGISLATURE.
By The Associnted Press,
ATLANTA, Ga., August 6.—A bill
providing for a cuventin to rewrite
the constitution of the state of Geor
gia to be held on the second Tuesday
in January, 1926, was introduced in
the house today by Representative
Duncan of Houston c-unty.
Should the bill pass the legislature
an election to ratify the action of
the general assembly would be held
the second Tuesday in ,November
19261 ¢
The bill was referred to the com.-
mittee on constitutional amendments.
T. N. BRADSHAW HAS PAID THE
: CASH FOR 2,100 ACRES OF LAND
~ IN THIS SECTION ON PURCHASE
T. N. Bradshaw, though born in
Georgia, came up from Florida thirty
days ago and saw this section’s crops
in full bloom for the first time in
his life. Turning immediately to
'those who owned the property, he
‘paiq cash for 2,100 acres of farm
lands in this section the past week
and is today here making further in
vestigaticn of lands which are for
sale. Mr. Horace Holleman of At
lanta was here with Mr. Bradshaw
today in an inspection tour.
Mr. Bradshaw has instructions to
Jlist and bring back with him lands
in the section at rock bottom prices
for the purpose of making it possible
for a syndicate to makehfurther pur
chases.
Mr. Bradshaw has possibly made
’the largest land purchase in this sec
tion since the war. His move is con
'sidered but the mere beginning of an
activity in this section which will
fl‘apidly place farming lands in a hoom
'ing state and place new owners who
"will develop them under the present
paying crops which have proven soo
profitable this year.
IVIOLATION OF LAWTO |
SHOOT DOVES IN AUGUST |
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Game Warden W. O. Sheppard husl
a communication from Game (,‘mmnis-!
sioner Peter Twitty in which the pub- !
'lic is warned against shooting dovm"
in August. It is against the stmv-!
as well as the fedex‘z;-f laws and (_hosr-l
who Lunt doves are doul)'ly liable t();
punishment. The state law has lmm\;
changed so that it conforms to the !
federal law now and no shooting of |
doves will be allowed in August. [
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EMINARY CAMPAIGN
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WAS SUCCESSFUL HERE
Dr. D. Mcintyre of Columbia, &1
iy prea(hb«l in the Preshyteriun
church last Sunday moirning un:l‘v
evening, During the week he intur-lf
viewed the members of the Congrega- |
tion in behalf of the campaign ”(""";,
going on to remove (‘olumbja The
logical Seminary to Atlanta, ;
\ He reports that the campaign was |
quite a success in (‘ordele, The l'-mli
church subscribed its quota, Hoe |
speaks in terms of high commenda
tion of the splendil coop rulinx”
given him by the officers of thui
church and local press, l
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Maude Torton, 21, a Los Angelee
milliner, has just learned she is a
millionaire. A great uncle died in
‘Bngland and she gets a third of his
$3,000,000 estate.
ANDREWS CONFERS O
INCREASED SMUGGLING
} NARCOTICS IN NEW YCRK
I By The Associated Pressa, o -
’ WASHINGTON, D. C,, August 6.—
ilnm'ense(l smuggling of narcolies
Hln'oug‘n the port of New York was
!the subject of a confercnce today he
}twcen Assisant Secrclary Andrews
of the Treasury and L. G. Nutt,
}chief of the narcotic unit. Nutt was
promised ad4diti-mal forces to conthat
the trafijc.
Nutt announced that on {he whole
the illegal use of narcotics was on
; the decline, .
1 Mr. and Mrs, L. W. Haire, who
Lhave been visiting Mrs. Haire's sis
ter, Mrs. George Hatcher, left yester
day fr their home in Memphis,
Tenncesee. John Edward, ilatcher
accompanied them hom for a shoit
stay.
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FRENCH COMING
TO SETTLE FAR
DEBTS WITH U S
BELG'N MISSION WiILL BEGIN
NEGOTIATIONS AT WASHING.
TON MONDAY.
By The Associnted Uress,
PARIS, France, August 6.—lt is
poaw virtually settled that the French
mission which is to go to the United
States to arrange settlement of the
Frepch war debt will leave for Wash
ington during the {irst fortuigi of
September.
The French governmen!t has de
cided to treat debt seftlements with
Great Britain aud the United States
as two distinet and separate under
takings. : :
Bolgian MiSsion Ready
WASHINGTON, D. C., August 6.—
Negotiations for the refurding of
Belgium's five hunidred millioy doi
lar war debf to the United States
will be initiated netx Monday be
tween the American debt commissiog
and a special Delgian commission
which arrived in New York last
night. i
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FEDERAL PEN TEXTILE ]
MILL MANUFACTURERS
MUCH COTTON CANVAS
t By The Asxsociaicesd Uress,
i WASHINGTON, August 6.—The
E:txiile mill at the Atlanta w‘nitt‘mi-l
g:n‘j.' manufoctured during ¥ae ]u:»:!l
ll'i::-.-nl year three million five hun
im'(-d and seven thounsand nine hun
;(11"'13 and twenty-nine yards of first
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| qualily cotton canvas, which was '.'m‘—l
{nished the various government de- |
;!"11‘!211:111_: at o total cost of one mil
ilitm gix hundreq and sixty-five thou
[sand one lmndred and cighty-seven |
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! dollars.
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ICOOLIDGE POSES FOR
1% A NEW PORTRATYT
| AND RESTS
; By 'The Ansociated Uress,
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% SWAMPSCOTT, Mass., August 6.
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| With the summer more {han haity
i;‘un«-, President Ceolidse is taking !(!{
{ vantage of the opportuniiy here for
1 !
irs-:—i and relaxation. For the second
l(-ml‘-'-'-r-mi';u day he had an almaost
sacant ensaccment st foday, pul f
‘{ing in free hours posing for a .pon :
',“'“” and enjoving the {recdom of
i the white court with its sea view, l
i Twice daily he goes over his l“l:’.‘
?1'4':'»11»“4!":14_- , 1t is quite likely, ww"
;"4;-311" to Plymouth, Vermont, f-r !\J:!
|or three days in a short time, l.rh!,
j‘-\'i” return here {o stay prehably un '
{lll parly September.
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White Bpanish Peanuts
No. Ono White Spainish ccneee-. 330
My, and Mrs, ‘Hubert Marshal! and
children are buck from a long viacas
'linn to Savapnah and other points,
ESTABLISHED IN 19208
Senate Committee To
Hold All Saturday On
Appropriations Bill
CLUB BOYS AND
S
CORDELE KIWANIS
SOME TWO HUNDRED PEOPLE
AT DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR FOR
YOUNGSTERS AT NOON TODAY
18T FAIR BUILDING.
The Cordele Kiwanis club wasg host
at a delightful affair at the new
fzir building and athletie¢ stadium at
the fajr grounds at noon today and
some two hundred people, club hoys
and girls and their parents and
members of the Kiwanis club, were
participants. it was a happy occasion
for 2l those who attended,
(ieorge T. Morris, chairman of the
cnfertainment committee, Dr. T. J
McArthur, County Agent J, K. Luck,
and Miss Ida Bell, ¢ ounty heine dem
crstration agent, had patr in making
the program and it was enjoyable,
lasting a full hour. Songs and short
addyesses with a stunt by the bhoys
of the clubs made up the chief fea
tures hefore the menl was served.
Mr. Morris served as master of
cercmonies. Dr. McAsthar weicomed
the visitors and Rev. 1. 0. Heath de
livered a timely, address touching on
faith in Georgia, It was a fitting mes
sage for the youngsters. Songe, hy
the club boys and girls, yells, aud
other features of entertainment, lead
Lv County Agent TLuck, interspersed
the program. Many (vizes were
awarded in Kiwanis style to the hoys
and girls. There were ahbout a hun
dred and thirty of them present and
they apparently enjoyed the oc.
cosicn immeneely.
The meal was served by a com
mittee of the Kiwanis cluh whose
duties were well done. There was an
abundance oi barbecuve and hot fi=i
with all the aceessories. Lemonade
and ice water was served in larega
ice colld tubs. The musiec was a fea
ture with Mi<s Mamie Laura Harris
uf the pjano and everybody singing.
GREAT TIMES
ARE, COWIINC
The legislature is planming
for hetter schools and het
ter roads, This institution
gives vou the hest in hank
ing serviee, Great times are
coming in Georgia, Let us
help you win your sharve,
GEORGIA
STATE BANIK
CORDELE, GEORGIA
’ BE GOOD NEIGHBORS
Insist that your neighbors
Italm the Dispatch. It will
! make him a good neighbor.
NUMBER 223
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| PUBLIC HEARINGS GIVEN AND
PLANS MADE TO HURRY MEAS.
URE THROUGH. (
Iy The Associnted Press,
ATLANTA, Ga., Auguct 6.—Sena
tor 1. P. De Layperrirre, of the Thir.
ty-third, chairman of the senate ap
propriati-n committee, this com
niitte, this morning announced that
the appropriations committee would
Eh:»hl all day session Saturday for
‘(‘Ull.\'ilh'r:lfinn of the appripriations
bill which was expected to be sent to
the sepate from the house today.
A pubic¢ hearing all day Saturiday
'n” the bill and to report the bill
Imlt‘u'k to the senate Monday, is the
gsvnui'r‘s plan, ‘ g
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( C ANDERSON, VETERAN
| FATHER W T ANDERSON
- ANSWERS DEATH S CALL
‘ By 'The Associnted Press,
L IMACON, @Ga., August 6.—C. C. An
i(i('l'f:nn‘ ecighty-three, [or more thaa
ihuil' o century prominently identifjed
:with the development and industrial
i. spansion of Macon and Bibdh county,
| died here at three thirty this mva-
E ing.
i W, I Arderson, former member of
[rhn State Highway Commission and
‘Ew(ztnr of the Macon Telegraplh, was
! his somn. ’ i ¢
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' Mrs, 1. i Powell and ’ daunghters
!‘\l.:-_ J. H. Jenkins, Mrs. Wombls,
i“.!l'#_ Thompson, Mrs. J. B. Ryner,
| Martha and Lorla Lee Taylor, Grace
[\\-wul. Julia Larkin, Mr. and Mrs.
1!‘1-11- Adams and children, wera
"ll?li'lll,’{ those visiting here yesterday
lii m Vienna.