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PAGE TWO . TALK OF METHODS INTERCHANGE OF NEWS WILL BE ADOPTES IN LATIN AMERI. % CAN COUNTRIES. " WASHINGTON, April 10—(&)— Newspapermen of the two Americans gathered for the Pan-American Con " gress of journalists discusséd todavy _ the “gathering and disseminatdon of D R ¢ i !gen'ojr Don Ernesto Montenegro of ; Fl"_\le!'curfss, Santiago, Chile, lea " the discussion, followed by Frank B. " Noves, rresident of the Associated Press, Koenigsberg of the Interna " tional News Service and J. }M. Furay of the United Press.*® ¢ Sencr Montenegro told the con srees that the indea of interchanging «“-news extensively, worked by the WEEPress Association of the United l-'S!;'fl’c-'s was developing rapidly in ,_’? Latin Amecrica and predicted that ’5 the interchange of mews eventually > , \"m{!d do more than any one thing to ‘ B § gL It INA A\ s :'-;; l-L lezm ¥ s'; . © &2 Lead the World \5e2222 in Motor Car Value == arch! 16,265 Cars <R ¢ y " isreatest Nash Month— > Ajax Month . . Greatest Ajax Mont february—-with Nash-Ajax sales tetaling 14,148 cars ~set a new high mark for both Nash and Ajax —but March, with 16,265 cars, swept beyond even that ey . great record. ‘ E; W& And still factory production was not sufficient to fill 5,0 0 9 ~ additional bona fide March orders for 1,518 cars. For Mash it was the 19th consecutive month that sales ; have exceeded the figure achieved by the correspond- : ing month of the previous year —except for Novem ber, 1925, when production was slowed up to bring into manufacture the new “Enclosed Car” motor. Thisgreatand growing national trend among buyers " toward Nash add Ajax cars is assuming the propor tions of a veritable landslide. : All because Nash-Ajax meansgreater Quality, greater Virlue, and far finer Performance—and people can’t s be told otherwise. It is only too apparent when you Y i look at the cars. , g: : .—-w-%-w~\m—-""—‘~m—-—-—_-———__—_—-—m W.D. COPELAND v . sk Y N i h b A%@é YOUr | eignoor 5 e .. A £ e B R e e T ooul Our New Four Cultivat - About Our New Four Cultivator LE FARTHER YOU GET FROM ONE FARMER WHO OWNS ONE THE CLOSER YOU ARE TO ANOTHER. ASK THE MAN NEAR YOU .‘.l:(‘»i"'l' THIS CULTIVATOR. HE WILL TELL YOU WHAT IT IS WORTIL TO HIM. AND HE WILL TELL YOU ALSO THAT NO MATTER WHAT YOU : DO.TODAY ,-TT MUST BE DONE FAST—YOU - WILL LOSE MONEY TRYIN( TO WORK "I‘Hii OLD WAY. INVEST IN : ONE .OF THESE CULTIVATORS AND BE ONE OF THE TWO HUNDRED FARMERS IN THIS SECTION WHO WILL GET RESULTS FROM THEM IN DOLLARS NEXT FALL. ‘dele | i tC Cordele Implement Co. v GENERAL FARM EQUIPMENT {Gipsy Smith, Jr., Holds ! | Themasville Meeting | * - THOMASVILLE, Ga., April 9—! The Gipsy Smith, Jr., meétings being | keld here continues to draw the! largest crowds ever seen at an (~van-' gelistic meeting here. Not only doi the Thomasville people go in num--; bers, but many come from Valdosta, | Albany, MMoultrie, Quitman, Bos!unl Pelham, Cairo and in fact all of the | towns in this section of the state! and nearby towns in Florida. l The meetings will continue through Sunday, April 25 ¥ PIEDMONT INSTITUTE ! PLANS FUND DRIVE, WAYCROSS, Ga.,, April 9 ~A§ meeling of the board of trustees of Piedmont Institute has been cal!odl by Chairman C. E. Gibson for April! 13, at which time final action will hci promote general understanding :m'rl.‘ friendship between the North Ameri-| _can republics. : | FOUR OTHER YOUTHS WILL BE TRIED FOR DEATH OF RESTAU RANT KEEPER. NEW YORK, April 10—&P)— Death by electrocution will be im posed Monday on Herbert Koerber, cighteen year old leader of the youthful “cake eaters’” holdup gang. A jury last night held first degree murder in the slaying of a resztau rant owner three weeks ago. Four other ycuths, none more tha ntwenty alzo indicted will be tried shortly. taken on the proposed $250,000 en dowment campaign for the school. It is also expected that final ar vangements will have been com pleted by that time for the com mencement of work on'the new $43,- 300 dovinitory. The trustees will be entertained at a luncheon by the Lions club of the city. THE CORDELE, DISPATCH CHAUTAUQUA HERE APRIL 19 TO 23 S—BIG DAYS —5 Bparkling Comedy “APPLESAUCE” Original Musical Productio;l ‘“AN EVENING IN HAWAII” Colonial Harp Ensemble Company featuring “THE SHEPHERD'S DREAM” Betty Booth Concert Company College Singing Girls The Faubel - Entertainers Children’s Special Programs NOTABLE LECTURES CHAUTAUQUA Season Tickets $2.50 L 4 All Wool Tailored 3-plece Suit $25.00 French Dry Cleaning Steam Pressing Shoe Shining Shoe Repairing Hot or Cold Shower Bath I ’ FORD ““U DRIVE IT SERVICE Closed Car, warm and comfort able—Balloon Tires Call 154 “Ask Your Neighbor” LS P g}u!\ 7 : \~ZI/ = y\ E #£2% /;/.. f’ 7N\, o -y Y 4 ol ROUNSSIT CULES ARE YOU CULTIVATING AND SHAKING HANDS WITH eel THE FIRST GRAY HAIR—OR ARE YOU SHAKING YOUR |, ) HEAD AT IT? YOU CAN BE 36 AND LOOK 40—OR YOU v OiE CAN APPEAR 32 AND FOOL EVERYBODY EXCEPT THE 2%’5"{‘&5 &l PEOPLE YOU WENT TO SCHOOL WITH—AND CLOTHES 3 for Xl WILL DO IT! CORDELE WOULD HAVE 50 PERCENT 02% Bvbe 0 MORE YOUNG MEN IF WE HAD OUR WAY—THESE {4 NOMORE | MICHAELS-STERN SPRING SUITS, WITHOUT RESORT- ONEY™ ING TO FREAKISHISM, CAN CHANGE THE TUNE OF &e&' YOUR LIFE FROM “MASSA’S IN THE COLD, COLD - : e GROUND” TO “CLAP HANDS, HERE COMES CHARLIE”"! Y TR ST CLOTS ONE OR TWO PAIR OF TROUSERS ' : | W. H. WESTBROOK CORDELE, GEORGIA REUEL E. HAMILTON—Dentist With Dr. D. J. Williams, offices over J. A. Lasseter & Co., phone 10, resi dence phohe 456. PRACTICAL NURSlNG—Exper ience inside and outside hospital. Mrs. Ada Fountain. Phone 480, DR. M. LOUISE TlPTON—Osteopath ic Physician. American Bank & ‘Trust Co. Bldg., Cordele, Ga. Phones: Office 495, Residence 59-J. HARRIS & BALLENGER—lnsurance and Surety bonds, Cordele, Ga. ° § M. DEKLE—Optometrist, testing eyes for glasses, a specialty.~ Pate Building, Cordele, Ga. DR. J. W. MANN—Veterinarian. Of fice Phone 74. Res. Phone 204-W., THOS. J. M'/ARTHUR, M. D.—Speclal attention to surgery and gynecol ogy, Cordele, Ga. DR. M. R. SMlTH—lnternal Medicine and Surgery. Office American Bank & Trust Co. Bldg DRESS UP. YOU LL MAKE MORE MONEY THE DAY YOU START WEARING OUR BETTER CLOTHES EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL %‘“‘t“%{@ Rala Ve FIXTURES See us before buying a : fan GENERAL WIRING AND REPAIRING ACME ELECTRIC SHOP PHONE 13 C. V. Arnold, Jr, F.‘W. Perry Believes in advertising, both through the local paper and service. We have added an other chair to take care of our customers. Four good barbers. Come to see us—you know us. SUWANEE HOTEL BLDG. Are YoulLooking or Overlooking Your Age? WATER COOLERS . Ice Cream Freezers - . Ice Tea Glasses et -‘;\%‘; w ;_:: ot , Hif el 2 Blackmon Hdw. Co. PHONE 532 CHURCHWELL BUILDING ‘Bth BT. * sure knows how to ma,ke eI grow - ; < "b A IF you want t¢ see what a real 2 oy LR N honest-to-goodness feed can do - A & VN for a flock of baby chicks, just give N - ‘.i us a ring and say “I want Purina * O, ‘== '@ Chick Startena and Purina Poultry : iz @ } Chows for my chicks” Pugipa \ P> | @ Chows have the stoff infem, Had PE oo redil, | We juct want you (o faed Purina P W“‘g“. forafcvi:_\f:ilseksagd ';h::r.‘-;t_i;erapm": » \ Jour chicks wilh: any. #ock in 3 ' QAL this part of ihe tu,lf)_j’ 5 .\‘{\-‘;:(0 \\‘ N\ S ¢ ?\' ;\: .'A,\.‘-.'f > *\A . : Start them right ';\" ) \ from the very begin- . ning —and see what \-"‘;{ e even the first three o A weeks will do. Gy NG k¢ NG ¢ » ) ST Y e i ; ¢ 7 2 al ALI 7 . R e S : 0 f S ‘: S!'ARTEN:A i’l N 5::2:‘::‘-‘::1" ‘l' X T SUTTERMILK o B . e W s SASRREE” 1 GPI B { /) SR el s mgf.?’&‘ W. C. REYNOLDS PHONE 100 : CORDELE, GA. W‘:”fi. . i SUNDAY., APRIL 11, 1