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OVER U. S. DEBT
London, Dec. 0.—-The nervous
ness engendered here over the
* proposed Franco-American debt
settlement has developed into a
controversy between American
imiting London newspapers and
British officialdom. o
The conservative government
would not like to see any other
country get better terms from
the United Statea than Stanley
SftMwin made himself, and it' is
entirely likely that If such terms
should be made there vyould be
representations for a readjust
ment of the British funding plans.
But at the dame time the gov
ernment dislikes the constant at
tacks on the United States, based
possibly through ignorance, on
misstatement of facts. „ "■
The reason why agitation
against American methods of debt
settlement reaches popular ap
peal in England may he found in
two things.
Two Reasons, Cited.
The first is that every dollar
borrowed by Britain was borrow
ed by her for her allies, for the
reason that the United States
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would not lend to the allies with
out Britain’s guarantee.
The second reason is that never
has it been explained to the Brit
ish public that the United States
never asked Britain to pay but
simply to make some suggestion
of her intentions. It was a Brit
ish proposition to pay, but in the
popular mind that does not seem
to be understood.
TEDIOUS CIVIL CASES
ARE BEING TRIED NOW
IN CITY COURT HERE
The city court has been engag
ed in tbe trial of tedious civil
cases yesterday and today. /
The court yesterday afternoon
was engaged in the case of J. S.
Rosier vs. Atlanta Life Insur
ance Company, a suit on contract,
which resulted in a verdict for
the defendant.
The morning session today was
occupied in the suit of the Gres-
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ALL BEADY CASH
Warsaw, Ind., Dec. 9.—Senator
James E. Watson Sunday deliv
ered the address for the annual
memorial services of the Warsaw
Elks lodge. Senator Watson made
the trip here from Washington
to fulfill a promise given to the
Warsaw Elks last summer.
En route to Warsaw on the
Manhattan Limited of the' Penn
sylvania railroad Senator Watson
was relieved of, his pocketbook.
He did not tell his friends here
the amount of inoney taken, but
said it was all he carried on his
person and he was required to
accept a loan from a fellow pas
senger in order to pay for his.
breakfast.
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L. P. Blanton.
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Marriage Licenses.
Marriage license issued to Wal
ter L. Sewell and Miss Mary
Fourdenbary.
Applications for marriage li
censes: Isaac S. Horton and Mary
E. Buckaloo; Hoyt Cauthen and
Lucile Cook.
Property Transfers.
J. P. Nichols, Jr., to Ophelia
Allman, 1 acre of land in Africa
district, $535.
Mrs. R. F. Strickland to Mrs.
Cooper Newton, lot on Oak street,
$ 1 , 000 .
In an effort to reduce the cost
of living in Italy special fast
trains are to be run between pro
ducing and consuming centers
every day.
More than 5,000 men are en
gaged in fishing in the vicinity of
Newfoundland.
DR. JAMES H. ROGERS
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Dr. Jamsa Harris Rogers, diatln
guishsd Md., Inventor of Hyattsvlile,
and Washington, was declared
to be the Inventor of the submarine
radio device uacd In the nsvy dur
ing and since the war, in a unani.
moua opinion of the District Court
of Appeal* In Washington. The de
cision terminates a lengthy litiga
tion between Doctor Rogora and the
government.
MAX HUBER
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Max Huber, legal adviser of tha
political department of Switzerland
and a member of the Court of In
ternational Justice, who has been
elected president of the court for
tho term 1925-27.
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wae born near Clyde, N. Y.
NEW ENGLAND COTTON
MILL MEN TO INSPECT
PROPERTY IN GEORGIA
Atlanta, Dec. 9.—Coming to
Georgia on a trip of inspection of
the three cotton mills which they
own in this state, a group of of
iicials of. Lockwood, Greene &
Co., and of the New England
Southern Mills corporation, reach
ed Atlanta Monday night.
Two of the mills they operate
in Georgia are located at Hogans
ville and one at LaGrange.
Edward F. Greene, president of
both companies, denied Monday
night that there was an unusual
significance to the trip, n We are
simply making a brief tour of in
spection of our textile manufac
turing properties, H said Mr.
Greene. ■V
‘BRIDE OF SORROW”
WILL HONEYMOON
ALONE IN EUROPE.
Chicago, Dec. 9.—Miss Isabelle
Pope, “bride of sorrow,” will go
alone to Europe to make the
honeymoon tour she had planned
wi,Sh her childhood sweetheart,
yoking William Nelson McClin
to
Known as the“ boy millionaire, »»
William McClintock fell heir to
fortune *vhich has seemed un
der an evil star. The boy’s fath
was killed in a motor car ac
when William was five
old; his mother died two
later. William was the last
of the family line, It is under
stood that Miss Pope will receive
a large part of the fortune and
that the balance will go to char
BISHOP ACCUSED
OF TAKING FUNDS
GIVEN TO CHARITY
Copenhagen, Dec. 9.—The Rev.
Dr. Anton Bast, American Meth
odist Episcopal bishop for Scandi
navia, was arrested here tonight
on * a charge of misappropriation
of charity funds. He will be giv
en a hearing in court tomorrow
morning.
ORCHESTRA PLAYS AT
MUSICIAN’S FUNERAL
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Atlanta, Dec. 9.—Funeral ser
vices for W. R. Crocker, director
of Loew’s Grand theatre orches
tra, who died Sunday afternoon,
were held at 10 o’clock today*
Special musical selections were
rendered at the services by the
theatre orchestra.
griffin daily news
Tuesday, December % 1924.
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Ivory Brushes . . . ............. $1.00, $1.50 and $2.95
Military Sets in Black and Amber. .....$5.00 and $6.50
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Advertising Can Sell /
First, the product that offers some new and better
way of meeting human wants. For such a product
advertising offers the cheapest, quickest means of
finding those people who will appreciate the advant
ages the new product offers.
Second, tlje product with hidden values that escape
the consumer’s untrained eye. For such a product
advertising can educate the buyer until he becomes
a discriminating purchaser.
Third, the product which—in lucid moments—its
owner will admit is no better than others of its kind.
For such a product advertising can create a personal
ity that will make it stand out from competmg prod
ucts like the one lighted house in a row of dark ones.
Which kind of product is yours? Have you
learned to use advertising to its needs?
Published by The News in co-operation with The
American Association of Advertising Agencies.
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