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ISP’ AID
PRESIDENT APPRECIATES GEGR
GIA SOLON'S WORK AS MEM
i BER OF FRENCH CQMMISSION
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WASHINGTON, July 6-—Con
gressman! Charles R. Crizp, ol Geor
gin, has received the following et
ter from President Coolidee, in whic!
the president makes cxpression ol
appreciation of the sgervice renderes
by the Georgia congreszsman in con
nection with the French debt agree
ment, and of the settlement of the
war, 'ulvhl;' of other foreign countric
~ The White Mouse, Washinzton
June 29, 1926—My dear Mr. Orisp
While it is now apparent that the
geseion will come to a cloze withou!
Aaking final action on the Frenct
«icht settlement, but ag all the othe
major debts have been adjusted,
wich to express to vou my thank:
and n'mm'('i:nli':n for the zuccess™
alebkic of your services on the com
dmigsion and cepecially for the man
ner,in which you have presented
there’ matters to the congress, I foo
that you have performed a service ir
these directions \tki(-h is of “:l;!'l(!
Wirle importance, and one which wit
emtitle you to:the. gratitude of (lic
American peeple: It hax been a lon:
and difficult task, and I want vou te
know how much I have appreciatec
Your wigdom in bringing it to a guc
(:ps;!fu] conclusion. Very truly yours
. (Signed) CTLVIN COOLIDGE
ARMY RADIO SETS HELP
" AFRICAN EXPLORING PARTY
{"‘ WTSHINGTON, July 6—(#)—
T'iv'p portable army radio sels have
boén transferred by the war depart
ment to the expedition which the
Smithsonian institution and the Na
tienal {lf.‘ngfllphic society are send
ing (-:Ii"ly next monih to southwest
Afivica for solar radiation cxperi
ments.
. The instruments may be used eith
er for radiophone or radio telegrapt
purposes and have ranges sufficient
to keep the ccientists in communica
tion with the outside world whi'c
they carry on their work from the
mountn’in‘ top where the expeditior
will be located.
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HUNGARY WREATH HONORS
MEMORY OF WASHINGTON
BUDAPEST, Hungary, July 6-—
(7)—A wreath at the foot of a monu
ment in Toron park to George Wash.
ington evidences today the es{eem of
the Hungzarvian government for it
150-year-old neighbor across the sea
The Archduke Joscph yesterday
Lheaded o party of members of the
tiungarian government and parlia--
ment, representotives of the army
the clergy, the city and all nationa)
orpinizations and accompanied by
the American Minister Theodore
Brentano, which decorated the monu.
m.vnt with flags and flowers.
Chuarch bells rang throughout the
city in honor of American inde
nendence.
WOMAN 13 HELD IN DEATH
CAUSED BY BLOW OF POKER
PHILIPPI, W. Va,, July 6-—(A")—
Mre, Rovana Decker was in the coun.
ty jail here today as a resuit of the
death of Miss Emily Wrich., 85 an
invalid, of Bear Mountain, who suc
cnumbed yesterday to injuries receiv
ed aot Monday when she was struck
on the forehead with a poker,
Police said the women had quars
reled over Lousehold affairs and
that Mrs. Decker, the aged woman's
hou:«-k(‘t']u-'rfl, had been enraged and
etruck her employer. i
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C. V. ARNOLD, JR.
ALLIES PLANN'NG TG PARADE
KRIM N NATIVE TOWAS
BTBAT, July 6—-(1?)’—-Abl‘l-El~
Krim, a year ago all powerful among
the Riffians, probably will be pa
raded under French and Spanish
ovard through native towns to eon
vince his people that thelr cause har
een lost,
Abd-El-Krim hag not currendered’
tribal Jeaders have Leen telling their
men, “He hides in some nrvt!!'.lvu'!n‘
fatness awalting the opportune time
to give hattle to the Spanish and
Freneh enciny armies.”
Sueh widegpread cirevlntion bLa
been given this report that militury
men now digeuseing the place | ox
ile of Krim have agreed that an ox
hibition of the former riffian lead
cr under guard may be necessary.
Many native tribesmen, have re--
fused to disarm chiefly becaugs of
their unshaken belief that Krim ha
not currendered,
It appears likely now that Krim’s
place of exile will be the island ot
Madagascar,
CORDELE, GEORGIA
Arival gnd Deparure of Passenger
'I'I':'.]'IIEI, Cyrdele Union Depot,
The 'Tendwing sohedule figures pub
lished ag ipformation,
Southern Railway System
Arrivoge-— —=Departure
I:22am Macon-Atianta 2i4000m
2:25am Jacksonville b:27am
Jrdam Jacksonville-italatka I:23am
200 pm Jacksonville-Palatka 2:lspm
hi2%am Atl-Cinn-Chicago 2:25am
:42am Valdosta 75 opm
Li:2iam Hamp-Tampa-St, P, H:32pm
H:32pm AtL-Cinn.-Chicago 11:37am
Tioopm Macor. Ti42am
A. B. & A. Railway
Arrviveg — —PDeparts
f:4oam Atlanta-Dirmingham 12:40am
12:100n Waycross-Brunswick 4:4oam
2:505%pm Alanta 1:50p1m
12:10am Moultrie-Thomasville 4:4oam
L:lopin Waycrosg S:oopm
2:oopm Macon-Atlanta 2:sopm
Georpln Southwestern & Guly 12, 1,
Departs-— —\rrives
9:lsmn Albany Local 7:lopm
S:oopm AlD'y-Thos'ville-B'nb'g 2:35pm
S:ospm Albhany-Mouitrie Li3apm
800 pm Albany-bothan 2:sopm
SEABOARD AR LINE RAILWAY
Departuie CORDISLE Arrival
for from
7:46 am Americus ana Local 11:!8am
BIOL i Montg'ery and Local 2:4opm
T ot Mavannah and Local 2:lspm
IO ABBEVILLE oM
1:35 am il oand Local 105
O RICHLAND VROM
tHa9 am Columbus anvt Loeal 4k,
%% am Savannih and Local. 4:26.5%0
EEiaB aip Helena. and Loeal 2:35¢0
P 33 prht MYy and Local 11:2529
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Phone 67—Buick Distributor
PLUMBING
EVERYTHING INTHE PLUMBING LINE
Residence Phone 372
Opposite Light Plant Phone 375 Cordele, Ga.
THE CORDELE DISPATCH
OLD T'MC MUSIC PLAYED
I'N HONCR OF IIS COMPOEER
FITTSBURGH, Pa., July 6—(F)—
Pitshurgh todav celebrates the 100th
annivercary of the birth of Stephen
Collins Foreter, moit noted of
Ameriea’s ol song writer,
The compeser of “My Old Ken
tucky Hore,” “Old Black Joe” and
& number of other equally famou
songs, wos born in Luwreaceville, o
suburb of Pitebureh, 100 vears agc
yasterdoy, bat owing to protests by
the city’s clergy :l;{:;in”', holdine i
on Sunday, the celebration was got
for today. It will be held in_Sehen
ley Park,
The Pittshureh .':':'.'xnph'.,ny orches
tra, ascisted by a chorus will play
the better known of Foxter's melo
dies, The program will be broadensi
by radio station KDET, beginnino
al b o’clock castern standard time.
DIVERS SFARCH AVALON
BAY FOR BABY S BODY
AVALON, Santa Catalina Island
California, July 6—(l)—Dive::
weat down to the floor of Avalon
bay late today to search for the hoily
of Virignia Rigeine, 29 rionthe 6o
who, with ¥Mrs. F. D, Tyler, of Pao
sadenn, was killed last nizbt when ap
explosion dertroyed the metor ernis
er Una C, owned by . F. Chaifec
millienaire ireeey of Paccadena.
The body of Mrs. Tyler was recov.
ered this afterncon,
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Hitelicoek’s Liver Powder 19¢
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Wino Caraut o . ... 8
Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin
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Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
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Groves Chill Tonic ... 49¢
MANY OTHER DRUG ITEMS
SPECIAL&.Y PRICED
10th S 8 17th Ave.
IKCD . WESSAGE SENT 10, I
C 95. DGE BY SAKLATVALA
LONDON, July 6—-(/P)-—Shupur;|
ji Saklatvala, the Indian comlllunistl
menher of parlioment, who l'occntlyl
vas barred frem the Upited Stoter
Ly the ctate department: has add l
W oeesed the following miostage iug
ogcident Coolidze: I
“YCongratulalicns on 150 years 01“
novonal freedom and social [n‘r»;fressl
Your nation must feel thankful th'.u':
no Kcllogs, with emigration ““"TI
were then in existence to abn (lenr;‘wi
Warkineton and other revolutionory
swrics from entering the country.”
Selbltavala was barred from enter
irge e United Slates Lo attend the
ntorparimmentary union conference
Jaet year, Sceretury of State Kellor
donied him admission on the groands
that he was revolutionist. Ile appeal
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QUALITY
and ‘
LOWw.
4 ol
offered in I.'lmirv se- !
leetion of staple auwd
faney groceries.
We Deliver the Goods
IPHONE 96
Lewis
Groceiry
Co. I
G. C.LEWIS" § 1
Men’s Needs
We Have Just What
You Need in Wear
- ing Apparel il
~ Such as Dress Shirts, Fles, O
~ Silk, Cotton, Plain or Fancy ...
BSox, Sox Supporters, Plain = :
or PFancy Belts, Suspenders,
Arm Bands, Handkerchiefs,
Athletic Underwear, Ox
fords, Tennis Shoes, Light
Weight Pants, Caps, Hats and
almostanything else inready
to-wear that a man neceds. :
Late In Style, High In Quality, Low In Price
®¢ § ’
Sid Thompson’s Store
Lewis & Thompson Old Stand
ed to Pregident Coolidge without
avail, Sabllalvala only recently wa:
releaszed from prizon in England af
ter serving two months imprisonment
for maekine a geditious cpeech ir
Hyde Tack during the general strike
In Great Dritain,
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
MAX E. LAND-=Atorney-At-Law,
Quick loans Cordele real estate, five
yearg ut 7 percent,
REUEL E. HAMILTON—Dentist
With Dr, D, J. Williams, offices over
J. A. Lasscter & Co., phone 10, resi.
dence phone 456,
OF PERFECTION OIL STOVES
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let us show this line. The makers back this
stove as on that will answer the cadl of the
best housckeeper. 5
We also sell the Florence Oil Stove—-an
other good one.
6. L. DEKLE AND BROTHER
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‘PHONE 277 CORDELE, GA.
DR. M. LOUISE TlPTON—Osteopath
ic Physician, American Bank &
Trust Co. Bldg., Cordele, Ga. Phoues:
Office 495, Residence b9-J.
HARRIS & BALLENGER-—lnsurance
aud Surety bhonds, Cordele, Ga.
6 M. DEKLE—Optometrist, teating
eoves tor glasses, a specialty, Pate
Lailding, Cordele, Ga,
OR. J. W. MANN-~Veterinarian, OF
fico Phone 74, Red Phone 111,
THOS. J. MMARTHUR, M, D.—BSpecial
attention to surgery and gyoecol
ouy, Cordele, Ga.
DR. M. R, SMlTH~—lnternal Medicine
and Surgery. Office American Bauk
& Prast Co, Bldg