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VOLUME NO. 9
'GRAND JURY SHOULD HEAR SENATE PROBE, SAYS SENATOR REED
BRIAND 1S NOW BUILDING
. HIS TENTH FRENCH CABINET
WILL BECOME JOINTLY RE.
SPONSIBLE FOR LIFTING
FRENCH FIMANCE.
' PARIS, Junc 21-—(#)—Aristide
Briand relaid the cornerstone of his
tenth cabinet today when he obtain
ed the promise of collaboration from
former Premier Poincare in a combi
nation dedicated so cly to placine
the national finance on a sound
basis.
Poincare and Briand together have
received various members of the
the former Briand eabinet including
Jean Durand, former minister of the
interior, one of the most important
members of the radicals, who ex
pected to represent the moderate
wing of that party in the new minis
try.
Thus Poincare is taken fully into
Briand’s confiderce and shares re--
¢ponsibility for the new combination
After the conference Briand de
clared he would make a strong ef--
fort, devoid of dnctrina! or political
consideration, to renovate French fi
nances.
‘ “When a house takes fire, the ten
ants, if they are wise, rus to the
pumps instead oi discussing doc--
trines as the hest way of putting out
conflagrations, That is the styvle of
action neaded in I'rance and we are
going to adopt it” he remadked. The
premier’s dcclaration, coupled with
those. made yesterday, is. interpreted
as meaning the new cabinet will be
recruited {rom <iroups and factions
in the chamber which voted for the
ate cabinet in iscucs concerning fi
nancial stabilization.
POPE AT ROME MAKES
TWO NEW CARDINALS
ROME, June 21—(#2)—Pope Pieus
at a secrat consiziory this morning
elevated to tho cardinate Monsignor
Carlo Perosi, assessor of the holy of
fice, anl Monsignor Luivi Capo
tosei, secretary of the congregation
of sacrements.
He also preconized a number of
bishops and provoted Cardinal
Priest Michael Leza to be cardinal
bishop, filing the recently vocatzd
seat at Frascati, near Rome.
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Bottling Company
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MEMBERS ASSOCIATED PRESS
NEW THEATRE WILL BE LARGE
ENOUGH TO TAKE ALL FIRST
CLASS ROAD SHOWS.
The new Miller Theatre biulding
will be ready as soon as the woik
which was started today is completed
The house is beine planned with a
stage large enough to carry all first
e ass road shows It will be uzed by
the theatricals on the road as well
as for movies,
The program calls for only first
class movies, The music will be pro
vided by a costly pipe organ. The
baleony and lower floor combined
are being constructed to carry seat
ing capacivy for "eclween seven and
cight hundred people. This theatre
is for white peonle only.
CATROLICS HOLD
MANY ATTENDED FIRST PUBLIC
SESSION HELD SUNDAY IN CHI
CAGO.
CHICAGO, June 21—(/P)—Un
daunted by threatening skys and
stiff off-shore brecze, more thantwo
hundred thousand persons assembled
today in Soldiers IMield, the great nie
morial stadium on Lake Michigan, to
witncss the first public session o
Oe e hational cu
chraistic congress.
The dav began with solemn pon
tifical mass at the stadium altar
celebrated by Cardinal Bonzano, the
papal legate, before the great throne
of worshippers,
The public stadium, more than
half a mi e long, was banked to the
top most tier of scats and tens of
thousands jammed the ficld at all
sides of the towering stands clamor
ing to get in.
SET CHERRY TREES
HUNTSVILLE., Ala., June 21—
A delegation of Marshall county
farmers, zccking information on the
culture of cherries, has returned te
Guntersville after visitine a large
cherry orehard operated by Horace
Rainey at Columbia, Tennes:ce.
Maisha!l farmers have made ur
their minds to plan 10,000 cherry
trees on 190 acres that have heen set
aside for the purpose. They found
that the Tennessee orchard whick
they inspected is netting an average
of $l,OOO a year for its owner abovec
al! coste of operation. ‘
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ENGLISH EARL TO LEAVE
U S TO TAKE TITLE
NEW YORK, June 20.—(AP)—Oli
ver Henry Wallop, in the United
States a ranch owner of Sheridan,
Wyo., in England the eighth earl ut;
Portsmouth, returneq today on the
Belgenland from England . and .an
neunced that he had forsworn his res
olution of remaining an American
citizen, ‘
Although proud of his adopted coun
try and still a lover of the west, Mr.
Wallop said he felt he owed it to his
family and himself to take the {itle,
which came to him with the death
of his elder brother in September,
1925. At that time he had said he
would forego the title rather than
place his citizenship in jeopardy,
He has already taken steps to re
sume his English citizenship, he said
teday, and will be accepted into the
house of lords, after he has complet
ed a five-year residence in Fngland.
Mr. Wallop came to this country in
1883, settling on a 38,000-acre ranch
near Sheridan, He applied for citi
zenship in 1904, He served in the
Wyoming legislature from 1909 to
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CORDELE, GEORGIA, MONDAY, JUNE 21, 1926
ALSO CYNAMID
OFFER FAVORED
BILLS INTRODUCED BY HEFLIN
AND ALMON FAVORING TWO
MUSCLE SHOALS EIDDERS. ‘
WASHINGTON, June 21—(/P)—
The bid of the Air Nitrate Company
and the Americaq Cynamid Com
company for Muscle Shoals was fa
vored in the heouse today by Repre
gentative Almon, democrat of Ala
bamz, who expliined that he was
introducing the »bill to accept this
offer. |
A similar measzure has been intro
duced in the senate by Senator Ilef.
lin, demaerat of Alahama, |
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70 CAMP WILKINS
- MISS HOLBRCOX AND A HAPPY
§ PARTY OF CRiSP COUNTY
~ GIRLS OFF FOR TW WEEKS.
| Fifteen club eivls were happy here
this morning as they gathered for
, their start to Camp Wilkins for two
“ weeks of worl, Camp Wilkins is at
“te State College of Agriculture in
Athens and cach year the girls go
there for summer training. .
Miss Holbrook, the county home
demonstration agent, was with the
party and will remain through the
trip. Tey are as fol ows:
Bannice [Titeheoek, Nellie Puckett
Lera Sareent, Lizuie Oglesby, Eunice
Wright, Muriel Smith, Gladys Moon
Moxie Joiner, Fiora Stripling, Ocie
Hamilton, Neva Dell Tavlor, Sara
" Reid, Julia Royal, Ela Mae Spires
i Bessie Porter. .
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PEOPLE THANKED
" FOR FINE SUPPORT
IVISITORS AT UNION SINGING
. WERE CARED FOR WITH FINE
) HCSPITALITY. ‘
Sheriif €. 0. Noble, who is vice
president of the Union Singing Con
vention, cxpresses thanks to all those
who in any manner assisted in caring
for the three days singing during the
convention and helped to make it so
pleasant for so many visitors. There
were those who furnished chairs,
those who contributed money, and
those who gave of their time in pro
viding for the programs.
The world of making plans for the
permancnt home here will now go
torward and the singers will in time
have a great tabernacle here in which
the sessions of the body may be held.
There were delegates here from
IPlorida and Tennessee and visitors
from several states. Thers were del
cgates from Taylor, Macon, 'l‘rmun-.‘
Lowndes, Laurens, Turner, Tift, DBen
Hill, Irwin, Dooly, Dodge, 'l'vlf:nir.{
Wheeler, Tatnall, Peach, Iluuslun.‘
Sumter, Worth, Cook, Dougherty, Ter
rell, Berien, and other counties of
the state,
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SON OF BALDWIN IS NOW
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CONVERT TO SP X TUALISM
LONDON, June 21—(P)—The
prime minister’s zocialist son, Oliver
Baldwin, speaking at a !n'n‘.hvrhmu)!
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meeting ot Birmingham today, pro
nounced himself a spirvitualist, ac--!
cording to a Birminzham despateh te
the Westminister Gazette, e assert.
ed he had talked with dead relative:
and had hcard spirvit voices coming
from all parts of the room in no few
cr than five languazes,
It was not untii he was convineed
of spiritualism, he declared, that he
found life worth living,
Ladies arce gpecial y reminded tc
» . . “
see the advertisement of the Livel
style in Tueszday’s paper There will
i .
be some good news included,
Friends of Mr| H., C. McKenzie
will regret t olearn that he is ill at
hig home,
BUSINESS MEN'S COMMITTEE
SUPPORTING VARE IS CENTER)
OF LIMELIGHT. ‘
JWASHINGTON, June 21.-~(AP)
The grand jury showld consider some
things that transpired durving the
Pennsylvania primary, in the (v|ii!liull‘
of Senator Reed, chaiiman of the
senate campaign funds committee,
With Albert M. Gregnlicld, a II("I\')"
financial backer of i’villi:nn S. Vare,|
on the witness :‘l:u’l. Reed lmlu,\'!
sought with only paftial suceoss, lnf
set at the details regarvding the “]”,‘._l
ations ol the business men's commil-|
tee which supported "ur:-. and finally |
turned to the \\'iluusifi and said: “If
I were proseéuting ’ attorney, vyou
would make that (r%pl.nmliun to a
jury.” i ‘
The committee recessed until two
p. m. with Greenfield's examination
still uncompleted. '
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TURPENTINE OPERATCR IN HOS
PITAL WITH BULLETS IN HEAD.
WAY TROSS, June 21.--(AD)—B. F.
Scott, t arlton county turpentine
operator, was brought to the hospital
here today in a serious condition from
hullet wounds inflicted I'riday at one
of his turpentine stills.
Relatives said Scott was found with
two buliet®in the head and two oth
cir bull*t wounds on the scalp. They
could offer no explanation for the
shooting,
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TREATY RATIFICATIONS
FXCHANGED IN CUBA
WASHINGTON, June 21—(&)—
The state departmont has acnounced
that three ntreaty raticotions witl
Cuba weer exchane] yesterday in
Hivana.
One was a liteor treaty mideled
after similar troatics with other coun
tries. The se~rud was shdgreline
treaty fotlowiar the same Jines as the
orne now in {1 » hetween this v
crnment and Mexico and the third
coverei extradtion.,
PRINCE OF SWEDEN RCTURNS
FLOWERS TO YOUNG DONORS
BOSTON, June 21—(1—Crown
Prince August s Adolphus of Swe
den and consort the | cineess Louis
refues to trample upon flowe:
strewn in their p~tl by chiidren.
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Eskinmo
ices
We have them in
orange flavor,
orange coated,
fresh and fine,
Our Soda Fount is
a fine place for you
on a hot, thirsty
June day. We wili
he happy to have
you visit us.
Stead’s
Drug Store
PHONE NO.I
IN LIGUOR RAIDI
RUTLEDGE SMITH OF HARTWELLI
1S BEING SOUGHT AS ASSAIL-I
ANT,
HARTWELL, June 21.--(l\|'--~Rlll-l
ledge Smith, alleged liquor runnoer, is
being sought today on charge ul“
shooting and probably fatally wound
county, Sunday.,
The sheriff was shot in the back as
he approached the rear of Smith's
home while conducting a raid, l
He was 2lone at the time, but man- |
aced to erawl to a telephone to :;nnrl
mon aid, . i
RRUNSWICK EDITOR i
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BRUNSWIC'K, June 21, 1926. l;\|‘).
—ln a signed statement appearing n!
the Brunswick News, C. I l.:-uv_v.!
the editor, formally announces his'
candidacy for the state senate. THe!
declares he is “in the race to ::lu,\'."}
regatdless of who other than himeclf
decides to run,
SHIELD MAY BE USED
AS MARKER FOR
ROAD
WASIIINGTON, June 21—(A)—
The War Department has advised
Scnator George, daemoerat of Geor
wia, in desponse Lo mquiry that it |l:l,“.
no ohjection to the prooposal of the
national Dixie hichway auxi iary h-‘
use the United States shield in mark l
ing the highway in memory of those:
who dicd in serviee during the Wm']d:
War, The axuiliary proposes to|
dedieate the hichway as “a road of!
remembrance.” T
! LOUISVILLE, Ga., June 31_,_;
i While special officers were search--
i ing hizh and low Tor Charlic Jones
who shet his wife here last Tuesday
|
’ night. Charlie’s lifeless body was l_v-i
i ing in the woods two miles from lh(',
- seeire where he fired the fatal shot|
| into his wife. The badly d'-mi,l|m::(-(l|
body was found curly today on Hn"
farm of X, M. Becekworth, hiz gun ly- |
ing close to his body with an empty !
\ shell in the chamber indicating Hmli
| he wen! siraight to the woods and|
\
,commitied suicide, e has heen (l«*.ull
everal days, identification being po- i
!:iil'- Ly his clothing and the shot |
|
T cun, Jones and his wife had a l':ll.xxi.'"l
quarrel. He grabbed his shot gun and |
fired a load into her abdomen at|
close range. The woman lived ll'l|l'!
Thursday. §
BEAUTY WINNER IN !
PHILADELPHIA MARRIES |
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., June 21 '
(P)-—Annectic M. Jackson, “Miss|
Philadelpiia” in 1925 but later dis- !
qualified 25 an entry in the Atlantic |
City beauty paveant and (Hmu:u'l
W. Downes, Jr., of Haddenficld, N |
Jo, were married unexpected at B k
ton, Md. 1
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The former Miss Jackson, who i |
18, had been enoaced for coveral |
months and the weddine rate had
been set for Aupust. ‘
Downes is a nepnew of the late|
Duke Downes formep hanking com 5
miscioncs of Maryland, Ilis parente
live in Denton, Md, |
; |
Miss Jackson wag dizaqualificd for |
the pazeant when it was allered she!
had signed a professional contract, |
Mre, L. R. Wright and son Ralph,
who have been visiting hop Darents
Mr, and Mrs, H ¢ McKenzie lelt to
day for Atlania »
ALL DAY DANCE-—Daphne, Mon-|
| day Fifth July, Orchestra from Ma t
- ¢on, Everyhody come, 6-27,
ESTABLISHED IN 19808
LAST HOPE OF FARM RELIEF
GONE FOR THIS CONGRESS
BURKYART SAYS HIS SUNCLT|
LAID PLOT TN SLAY RICH IN.
DIANS.
PAWHUSKA, Okluhoma, June 21
(/1) -=Yrnest Burkhart, who plead
ed guiliy to mumier in conneclion
with the death of W. . Smith, Fair
fax rancher, today was sentenced to
lite impriconment, Smith’s death wa
port of o large murder conspiravy
planned to get posscssion of |yru|wrl_\'l
of vich Osage Indians, of fieials claim
Birkhart’s confescion named In.v'
uncle, W. K. Hale, as instigator ul'l
the plot. ‘
FORMER KAISER IS
UNMOVED BY
RESULT
DOORN, June 21 —(/)—News that
the propo sl to confiscate the I'm'llll.-rI
ru er’s property had failed to curry‘
in Germany’s nationwide plebiscite
was received ealmly here today l)_\/I
cx Kaiger Wilhelm, There was m:‘
coh-ln':\li':n.
CARBON KNOCKS NOW
ARE EASILY EXPLAINED
“Phere is no myctery about GULK
NO-NOX MOTOPR FUEL,” says :\1
' Gulf Refinine Co., officia. “3t con
tains no dope or ToFeT I AT
o mysterious councoctions go 1o
" make up the fonderful officiency of
“NO-NOX"—In fact it is just rood
clean gasoline caretully refined by
our own special nrocess from seleet
ed crude oil, under ihe supervision
of skilled chemists in a refinery that
is the last word in Modern cquip
ment surrounded by every appliance
neeessary to the production of a per
foet product.
“Phe Oranee color is given “NO
NGG” by a harmless coloring malter
for identification purposcs and in ne
way adds to its inefficiency— neith
or does it in any way decrease ef
ficieney or damage an ypart of the
mobor—henee motorists may rest as
cured that when we say that “NO
NOX” is NON-POISONOUS there i
nothine to alarm the most timid and
carefu motorist.
“Now as Lo the wonderful results
obtained from “MO-NOX,” a word
about high compre-sion engines
mieht not be out of the way. The
theory of high compression in auto--
mobile engines is that the higher the
compression the less fuel consumed:
consequendy efficiency and a smooth
cr runnine encine is obtained. These
rosy drearacrs and designers of high
compression engines and ercater
mileage, stumbled over old time gaso
line which would not withstand high
compression—bhrohe down and ex-.
ploded before it should.”
ALLAUARAD June 21--Ke
: ports from Port Said, say tho the
tate bazuaar there is a mass of black
cned ruing following a raid hy lHa
zara tribesmen in reprisal fo, the
death of Hazaras in the Rawispind’
are to the effeet that the riots were
ctarted folloving a procession of &
000 Sikhs Ekalig in protest asguninst
the building of a citizen theater neia
the mosque, The procession gatbercd
hefore the Moharmedan temple with
the result that the Mohammedan
| nrotested,
. It is understood tat the police pro
tested but pehaved exeelently, que
ing the rioters, While all is peacceful
- now, troops are remaining within call
It is admitted that 14 deaths occur
| red, althougn the real number iz be
- lieved buch larger, since the fanatl
t cal Indians conceal the bodies of
their dead atter religious outbreaks,
PLEDGE OF LOYALTY
1 shall welcome in my com
munity of all methods and
measures that have proven |
beneficial in other communi- l
tics, |
WUMBER 186
SENATE ONLY HOPE LEFT STILL
HOLDS M’NARY BILL.
WASHINGTON, June 21--Indi
cating that it had o hope of further
"offort in the house to enact form re
lief legislation at this session unlese
"the senate passes the M’Nary corn
belt bill, the housae agriculture com
"mittee adiourned today until next
"December,
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ADVERTISING CLUBS IN °©
GREAT ANNUAL MEETING
PHILAODELPHTA, Junn 21—Dele--
pates to the annual conveation of
aszociated advertising clubs of the
world got down to business today
Contering into discussions and confer
cnees which will last until Thursday
Several thousand delegates from a!
parts of this country, Canada, Eu
rope, and as far away as Austratlia
are attending the convention.
An elaborate eatertainment prog
ram is arranged, including a mam--
moth pageant tonicht containing ev
ery phase of advertising from the
ringing of a bell to skywriting.
WILL NEED MORE JURORS
- IN DURKIN MURDER TRIAL
CHICAGO, June 21—Lack of
prospective jurors caused adjourn--
ment today unti' tomorrow of the
trinl of Martin Durkin for the mur
der of ldwin €. Shannan, govern
ment seerel serviec operatice, A hun
dred more veniremen are to report
Tuesday.
WGMAN AUTHORESS
FOUND DEAD IN WOODS
MOUNTAIN LAKES, N. J. June
21-—(P)— Mrs. Kate Jordan Vermy
lie, authoress and playwright, writ
ine under the name of Kate Jordan,
was found dead n the woods near
here today.
She had been missing since noon
yesterday.
The police thought death was
caused by poizoning.
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