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VOLUME NO. 9
TROPICAL STORM OF MARKED INTENSITY IS MOVING NORTHWARD
EL, ALONG NORTH
REACHES MURRICANE VELOCITY
IN BERMUDA DURING LIGHT
DAMAGE TODAY.
WASHINC&AON, Auvg. 6—(AP)— A
tropical disturbance o fmarked inten
sitys is moving nerihward from Ber.
muda and the weather burexu has
warned shipping off (he north Atlantic
coast, Cales are cxpected tomorrow
and Sunday. .
Sweeping Bermuda
HAMILTON, Bermuda, Aug. 6.—
(APj—The gale which began yester
day alicrnoon, at times reaching hur
ricane velocity, was sweeping Dermu.-
da today. ' Somae damage wag g..:xs::«l
to haillmgz eperotions under way on
the listel Princess. Power and tel
ephone service in outlying seciions
were impoaded,
LONE POLICEMAN
BATTLES ROBBERS
OFFICER AND ONE ROBEER FA
TALLY WOUNDED IN HOLD UP
IN NEW' YORK.
NEW YORK, Aug. 6.—(AP)— Pa
trolman Oscar Qehlikerling, twenty
six, and a man who described him
self as Albert Mack, probably were
fotally wounded today in & pitched
battle which followed a cafe robhery
v’:o edze of Droadway white light
aAdon,
Two men entered a former licensed
saloon of Jeiry Cronin, Forty Niath
street just west of Broadway and
lined up six customers. Robbers got
only twenty dollars from the till.
Patrclman Oechlkerling arrived in
time to see the men leaving and open
ed five. Ie used a taxicab as a
ghield, The robbers barricaded them
selves behind bricks for a building
under conssruction. Cehlkeriing and
Mack were wounded almost simulta
neously and put in the same taxicab.
LOST—Bunch of keys in little leath
er foider down town Thursday.
Finder notify phone 348 {or reward.
Mrs. Hiram Williams. 8-8.
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THE CORDELE DISPATCH
MEMBERS ASSOCIATED PRESS
True Bill is Found Against Davis After Investigation
Tugs Close U. 3. Chamber
Commerce at Constantinapie
SURPRISE GIVEH
BUSINESS BODY
IN UNITED STATES
TURKS SAID TO BE AIMING AT
AMERIZAN, BRITISH, FRENCH
AND ITALIAN.
CONSTANTINOPLE, August G
(#P)-—Dispatches from An.;uu'a,
Turkich capital, say the government
has ordered the closing of all for
eign chambers of commerce in the
country. The order, iz said to be di
rceted particularly at the American,
British, Irench, and Italian cham
bers.
WASHINGTON, August 6—(2)-—
Officials of the United tates cham
ber of commerce expressed surprise
today over the reported closingS of
the American chamber of commerece
at Constantinople. No recent events
indicate any situation that would
propt such a step. The Consztantit
nople chawber is an organization
member of the United tates cham
ber.
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HEATHS ENTERTAIN
FRIENDS AT LUNCH
MOST PLEASANT AFFAR ATII
" ROSAMOND CAFE AT NOON
TODAY BEFORE DEPARTURE.
Rev. and Mrs. E. O. Heath enter
toined about forty of their Cordele
friends at a luncheon at the Rosa
ond Cafe at noon today, one of the
happiest cceasions of their visi{ here
on their vacation. Those invited
were frends n whose homes Rev. and
Mra, Heath and children have been
guests on their visit here.
The luncheon was followed by
pleasing short addresses interspersed
with humor from Rev. Mr. Heath
who expressed deep u‘pprcciati(m of
the friendships formed while pa tor
here at the First Methodist church.
Dr. Tom McArthur, Rev. J. B. John
stone, Mr. J. A Wilson, and Mrs
Heath The host and hostess left im
mediately after the lunchcon for a
few days at Indian Springs after
which they will return to Clearwater,
where Mr Heath is pastor of the
First Methodist church.
Those invited to enjoy the lunch
con with them were the following:
Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Westhrook,
Mr. and Mrs, J I. Strickland, Dy
and Mrs. A. J. Whelchel, Mrs. Mary
E. Taylor, Dr. T J. McArthur, Mr.
and Mrs Tim Arvaniti, Mr. and Mrs.
Childers, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Pate, Mr.
J. A. Wilson, Mrs. Clyde Wilson, Mrs
Gladys Hamilton,' Mrs J. M. Mohl,
Mrs. Loam Brown, Mr. and Mrs. I
0. White, Dr. M R Smith, Mrs R. R
Harris, Mrs, E. A. DeVane, Mr, and
Mrz. Photianos, Mr. Charlie Brown,
Rev. J. B. Johnstone, Mr. and Mrs.
W. A Thompson, M» and Mrs, M. F
Davis, Mr and Mre. O 8 McCoy, Mrs
Price Heord, Mrs. Ed Kennedy, Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Williams, Dr, Louise
Tipton, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wheel
er, Mr. and Mrs. Ramie Dulloch,
FOR SALE—Underwood typewriter
and Barrett adding machine in
good condition, Bargain phone 578
John P. Hughes Jr., 88.
CORDELE, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, AUG. 6, 1926
HALL-MILLS CASE
SIMFSON FAILS TO GET WAR.
RANTS FOR TWO PERSONS
JERSEY CITY, Aug. 6—(AP)—ln-
STATE WISHES HELD IN CASE.
dicetions of dissention bhetween spec
fal prosecutor, Alexander Simpson and
the New Jerscy state troopers inves
ligoting the Hall-Mills murder mys
tery became apparent today, .
Wednesday the prosecutor gave or
tlers to state troope rs to have war
rents issued for Nellie H., Russell,
negress, and Ralph Gorsline who was
a vesiry man in Dr, Edward li, Hall’s
church for questioning. ,
The warrants were not obtained and
last night the prosecutor called the
troopers to his office and insisted the
papers be issued. Ile¢ daid (oday he
“doasn’t know yet” if the instructions
have been carried out. 3
JUGO-SLAV NOTE
OMINGUS IN TONE
RECENT INCIDENT ON BULGARI.
AN FRONTIER CAUSES GRAVE
S!ITUATION.
BELGRADE, Aug 6—(AP)—A semi
official note ominous in tone savs the
Jugo-Slav government has ordered in
quiry into a recent incident on the
Bulgarian frontier and “is envisaging
certain measures of a nature definite
ly to assure safety of Jugo-Slax ter
ritory,”
The note adds that the govern
ment’s decision on the situation is
expected at an early data. Political
circles regard the situation as onc of
great gravity, At the same time it
wags assericd that alarmizt reports o
forcign newspapers concerning the
measures taken have no hasis in fact
1000 CHINESE DYING
DAILY FROM
CHOLERA
SHANGHAIL Aug. 6—(AP)— It is
unofticially estimated that one thous
and Chinese are dying daily from
cholera and excessive heat with the
cpidemic at the peak today, the hot
test day here in thirty years.
Temparature reached a hundred and
two tenths., Few foreigners are af
feoted. At Canton the army is sul
fering from the disecase,
IMPGRTANT
The depositors of the Georgin
State Bank are requested to meet in
the Suwanece hotcl parloes promptly
at 11 a. m, Saturday August 7th. Tin
portant business,
U. V. WHIPPLE
W. H. M’KENZIE
D. I, SHUPPARD
B. F. SHEPPARD ¥¥ %
C..L. M'MILLAN .
Dr. W. W. McCollum and daugh
ters, Misses Irene and Ermine, mo
tored to Atlanta yesterday to ac
company home Mrs. MeCollum and
daughters, Lois and Dell, who have
spent the past week there on a visit
to relatives.
GERTRUDE EDERLE IS
SWiMMiNG
CHANNEL
DOVER, Engiland, August 6—(D)
—Gertrude KEderle, plucky American
girl swimmer, was seven miles offf
this port at four forty-five o’clock’
this afternoon on an attempt to con
quer the English channel.
A RADIO LECTURE
BY JEWELL WILLIAMS
E.E RADIO NEWS EXPERT
(Continued from yesterday)
Remember the more frequent the
oscillations the shorter in length
cach becomes. So when you read in
the vadio program secction of your
paper that a station is broadeasting
on a wave length of say, 300 meters,
it means that the station is sending
out a carrier wave that oscillates one
million times a second and each one
of those million oscillations has a
length of 300 meters. .
Very well, you know that some--
thing or some electrical impuse i 3
thrown out nnto space, but you say,
how does this effect my vadio set, or
how in the world can I hear any
such ozcillation?
You do not hear this oscillation.
The oscillation that is sent out on
the air is a carrier wave or a rail
road track on which travels some
thing you can make audible.
Itt i 3 similar to a railroad tracl
I should say. They cannot of them
.Ezolvvs take you any place, but they
are there to hold a train on a given
course, and they are always there
barring washouts.
Well, from the time that the gen
erator starts in the broadcast sta
tion, or the radio tracks are laid,
the means to carry something you
can make audible is there.
Continued tcmorrow
Mr. Williams give free informa
tiecn on radio {t the Cordele Auto
Supply Co., Atwater-Kent radio
dealers, byt lelis here also in the
interests of Radio News and science
and Inyention. The editing policy of
R::;ii’u News is Lo cover every phase
o fadio in twelve months, making
a years subzeription when bound to-
GARDEN SEEDS
Now is the time to
plian the fall garden
—We have the fall
Garden Sced — All
you will need in the
most dependable
kinds, Let us fill
your orders,
Stead’s
Drug Store
PUONE NO. 1
Mellett Prohers Now Seek
Safety From Aciive Gunmen
MEXICAN TRADE
SHOPS CATERING TO WOMEN
SAY TRADE HAS DROPPED
OFF FORTY PERCENT.
MEXICO CITY, August G-—(A)—-
The economic boycott is makinig it
self felt in the capital. While the
surace i¢ calm cintinues the situation
engendered by the tremendous con
flict between the government and
the Catholic church in Mexico, pro
tests of the latter through the
nerves of trade is making itself in
creasingly potent.
A decided decreaze in trade i 3
noted by many stores and shops, par
ticuarly those catering to women.
Some cstimate the reduction of retait
cales much as forty percent,
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CAST IRON MEN GIVEN
HEAVY COURT FINES
CLEVELAND, Ohio, August 6—
(/P)—A federal court fights of almost
«two and a half years = duration
against forty-eight members of the
American Mallable Casting Associa
tion and forty seven large mallable
iron casting companies was termi
nated today when the ecighty-seven
defendants appeared before Federal
Judge Westhiver and entered pleas
of nolo contendere and were fined
twenty five hundred dollars cach.
BRINSON WIDOW GOES
IN DEATH AFTER
HUSDBAND
WAYCROSS, Ga., August 6—(P)
—Mrts. Lucia M. Brinson died at her
home here today forty cight hours
after the death of her husband, W.
T. Brinson, naval stores operator.
She was unconscious sinee her hue
band’s death Wednesday., Funeral
serviees will be held tomorrow.
FIRST BALE IN CRISP
IS SOLD IN
CORDELE
The firet bale of new-cotfon came
to town this afternoon and wid
weighed at the il. €, Wheeler ware
house. It weighed 404 pounds and
brought twenty cents a pound. The
growerg were Megsrs M. L. Wade and
William Tyson of the Mount Carmel
community. The cotton was ginned at
the Empire ginnery.
OPENS LAW OFVICE
D. C. Browdcr is back ir town with
law offices opencd in the Pate build
ing. He has been engaged in the
past year on the farm, but is now
reopening law offices. e is n mem
ber of the lncal bar.
gether equal to an expensive treat
ice on radio,
Take advantare of the speeial
campaign rate on Radio News or
Science and Invention for one year
and six monthe to the Cordele Dis
patch for $4.00 saving $1.50.
ESTABLISHED IN 1008
T 0 MAKE ESCAPE
MEN IN AUTO HANG CLOSE
ABOUT HOME OF PROSE
CUTOR IN CANTON.
CANTON, Ohio, August 6—(P)—
Efforts of the investigators into the
urder of Don R. Mellett, Canton
publizher, turned today toward ade
quate rrovision for their proteetion
following the loitering of htree men
in an autemobile near the home of
Prosecutor C. B, McClintock and re
ceipt of threats by Herman Witter,
state director of industrial relations
Ohio national guardsmen on duily
at the McClintock home last night,
fired a chot at the men in the auto
mobile after they had been shoved
off the running board following ef
forts {o auestion them regarding
the reason they remained near the
house,
Thea utomobile, which sped away
had the license plates covered.
One of the greatest Sellers Cabinet
cales ever conducted in this section
is now under way at ghe Crisp Fur
niture Company with every person in
the store basy as a bee making ready
for the business which is promised,
Local purchases are expected to ex
cced everything in the past history
of this splendid store. Manager Cal
laway invites the trade in general to
come and make inspection of the
<oods, y g
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INVESTIGATE SLAVING
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OF THREE KLORIDA MEN
TAMPA, Fla.,, Aucust 6—(P)—J.
H. Lee, actine federal prohibition
director of Florida and Harry Deatl
let, legal advisor, left here this
morning for Miami, where they wiil
make investipation of the killing of
three Homestead men by prohibition
agents.
MARKETS AT GLANCE
MARKETS AT GL
| NEW YORK COTTON '
| G
| OPEN CLOSH P. C.
e L 1744 1742 1728
e 1737 1736 1721
Jan. 1742 1739 1728
CORDELE CUTTON
Middling closed 16:25
LOCAL CREAM MARKET
standard butterfol i B
NEW YORK MARKETS
NEW YORK, Aungu:t 6—(1")—-
Stocks, strong; bonds, steady; col
ton, higher; sugar, steady; coffce,
higher,
Go o amen s - - "‘.‘.
CHICAGO MARKETS
CHICAGQO, August G—(P)-
Wheat, casy; corn, lower; corn, furin
cattle higher,
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| PLEDGE OF LOYALTY
i T shall weleotie n ny com- §
f mnuity of all meihods and
I measures that haive ;nmv':rn';
ihuuoflclul in other comzunis
tiog, I
NUMBER 226
DAVIS ACCFSSORY
DOUBLE MURDER
BILL RETUKNED BY SPECIAL
GRANDP JURY IN MACON SLAY.
ING OF YOUNG COUPLE.
MACON, Ga, August G-——(P)r=
Bars Davis, acceused of being acces
sory after the fact in the double
murder of ¥. W, Wilzon and his
fiancee, Mics Hilda Smith, July tenth
in a true Lill roturned this afternoon
by a special grand jury inveztigating
the erime.
MANY PEOPLE (W
2 B ¢+ RTEY
VISET 10 FARMS
B E (% ’ )
CROPS SHOWN RY COURTY
AGENT ILUCK WIRE PLE AS.
ING SURPRISES FOR VISIT 3
More than seven car loads of ' t
ors went with County Agent J. i.
Luck yesterday aftcrnosn on e nin
nual tour of the farms of C i=p
county and at several poin~ *¢%n
troupe was joined by others who t -k
in a portion of the tour.
Among the farms visited were (1.
counly farin, R. B. Smith, -R. A.
Bedgood, A. J. Clary, Jo pcr L.a'n 3
J. W. Sutton, Jere Slade, Leo D;lcr
cer, Fred Fenn ahd C.. 1. W.l ars
SUNDAY CLOSING Wll,
COST SESQUI i 'AViLY
PHILADELPHIA, Po., Augtist 6 —
()-—The sesqui-centonainl exposi--
tion investors face 2 les guf ry;'.g.-
than a hundred million dollmrs and
the whale rrojeet will 1¢ a complete
failrre if not permiited ‘o apepaie
on Sunday’s counsel {or £9¢ eg.omyi
centennial asserts in a I‘ptfi,’ “to tha
stute alttorney peneval’s et '.:in': i
seeks Lo show the a-soni lif.:;('{“:."“ ~ils
its charter by ‘rer:a’nne oren Sun
day:. S L
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Taa roply. g In ha f.‘.u:l-fl: g::bjfi'.‘l
court at Flarris!urr, v ..
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FRESH FARATS:
! non RIS
o AED CROCERIES
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The bhest that edf' ho
had at prices yout ean
well sffod,
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Con o and Shiiiles
W Bhediver
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