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THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA. FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOIER t, 1922.
One of the Carriers at Gibson,
Ga* Starts Fund for This
Purpose, Watson Being; the
Author of the First Rural
Carriei; Bill.
Nationalist Leader Contends for Immediate Evacuatio
Thrace, Pending; Settlement Supported by France i
England and Italy Oppose the Measure.—Division
Be Reconciled, Although Prospects Do Not Seem (
Af Today's Session,—Conference Meets This Even
, I MUIR ftsm British and Italian delegations
London, Oct. A now crisis has be teache ,,.
iree Runs Tallied by the Blngltng Proclivities of the Na
tional Leaguers Oft IJoyt, Who Was Replaced by Jones
Late in the Game.—Several Substitute Hitters Used b
TL. VassUa. Cacti tL. A1
aI Temporary Head of the Ku
of Crowding Girls and
i in Cars So That Boys
Girls in Their Laps is
The Yankees Without Effectl—Scott for the Giants
lowed But Four Hits.
Klux Klan Says Stores of
Embezzlement AreNot True
—Imperial Wizard Simmons
Auguata, Ga., Oct 6.—Gartrell
Thompson, of Gibson. Ga., rnral mall
carrier, has inaugurated a movement
among rural carriers to erect a monu
ment to the memory of the late Sen
ator Watson, who while serving In
Congress, as representative from the
tenth Georgia district, was the author
of the rural mail service bill. Thomp
son will endeavor to make the me
morial nation-wide.
The Giants strengthened their
held, on the World's Series by
Described as Menace To the
Town's Morality.
. . . iJiliian ana Italian delegations couia
“ _-..crl.i. tu b „ reached.
arisen In the Near Eastern situation,
which seemed on a fair war to settle- NEAR EAST SITUATION
pent. The armistice conference of STILL WORRIES FRANCE
allied, Greek and Turkish militaryj Parto, Oct..6.—The Near Eastern
leaders at Jfudanla adjourned sudden- situation la again causing uneanino«s
iy yesterday, after a dramatic pas- Nothing has been received from the
safe In which Isms Pasha, represent- Near East, except'mutilated wireless
ing the Angora government, demand- dispatches from Pranklln-Bouiiien. ril
ed that the Turks be allowed to oc- ed Wednesday. Due to errors In tran*
cupy Eastern Thrace as a precedent mission, little could bo made of this.
lema Pasha said that If tfce Turks CONFERENCE REA88EMBLE8
couldn’t ban Tbraca peacefully, -Wa „ , LATE THI. EVENING
he re,the mean, to enforce oar deter- ConntMUnopte, Oct. 6.—The re-ae-
tnltutlon." The Greek delegnten pro- ” rt>lln, ° t Kadanu eonferencj
rteo.IT had declared In "no lee. can po,tpo “ d ■«« >«• erenlng be-
taln term, their readlnfla to right to | Lad net teen reetired
The Natronal Leaguers scored
three runs off Hoyt, • the, Yankee
8tar and drove him from the
0 Atlanta, Ga.. Oct| 8.—Denial that
0 Edward Young Clarke. Imperial wls-
0 ard protem of the Ko Klux Klan. had
0 used the malls to effect a scheme to
0 defraud, for which Clarke was lndict-
0 ed In the federal court late yesterday,
1 was contained in a statement ot the
0 Imperial Kloncilium, ruling body of
Des Molnes^la., Oct. 6—Twenty wo
men representing civic organisations
met with the chief of police of this
city agd demanded that theeltyoouii>
cii pass an ordinance prohibiting the
loading of automobiles to the point
“that girls have lo alt oa the men's
Schang,
The petitions addressed to tbs' city
council, are now being circulated.
These petitions state that immoral
conditions are largely due to practic
es in automobiles and taxicabs.
Members of council have not indi
cated what action they will take on
the proposed ordinance.
McNally, lb.
(By Amocmim Press)
Seale, # Ala., Oct 6 —An Indictment
charging first degree murder was re
turned today by the Russell county
grand Jury against Mrs. Leila Hum
her, for the alleged slaying of her bus.
band,' Lncuia Humber, wealthy Colum
bus, Oa., warehouseman and planter.
0 Clarke w
0 hundred do'
0 “The. chi
— Clarke on i
1 found wen
crowd of *
E discharged
0 who have i
0 other ever
1 from the p
Polo, Grounds, Oct. 6.—Manager
Huggins shuffled the deck'of the Tan-
kee pitching staff this 'afternoon, and
then led with his third ace, Waite
Hoyt In the' hope of winning a tint vie*
tory In the world's series. Today.
Giants
Bancroft, as. -
Ore*, lb.
Frisch, Sb. ......
E. Meuse!, If.
Young, rf. —
Kelly, lb.
sence of an early rash for seats, there
being scarcely a thousand fans on
hand when the gates were opened.
Batteries: Yanks, Hoyt and Schang.
Giants, McQuillan and Smith.
FIRST INNDfO .
Make 8cott, Giant’s pitcher was
changed by McGraw.
Yanks—First half—Scott took Witt’a
bunt and threw him out qt first Du
gan hit a high fly to Young. Frisch
Ing that evacuation of Thrace should
follow and not precede the peace con
ference. The allied generals adjourn-
Smlth, c.
Scott p.
Maine Reports a Fire Started
And Gaining Headway.—Ih-
relnforcementa to tba Groak army la
Thrace.
The impropriety of sending troops
Into the disputed regions at the mo
ment the armistice la In negotiation,
will be pointed ont as will the view
that the Greek government by Its ac
tion la adding to tbe embarrassment
of her situation and that of the al
lies. The form of tbe French repre-
1 lentatlons la described as firm.
I FRENCH OFFICERS KILLED
BY ASSASSINS AT CAIRO, EGYPT
Cairo, Egypt, Oct. 6.—Two - French
officers were killed during an attack
I on the automobile of Tallin Pasha and
J Governor Hauran, according to a re
liable report today.
nople to consult with tbe high com
missioners of the Britfsh and Italians
and to aek for definite Instructions
from their governments.
dications Point Jo Cessation
Of Drouth All Over The
Country.
Giants - 001 000 10—8 11 l
Summary: Struck out, by Hoyt 1,
by Scott 1; base on bells, off Hoyt 1.
off Jones 1, off Scott 1; sacrifice hits
Fricch, Kelly; stolen bases, Plpp;- two-
base hits, Schang; hit by pitcher,
Ruth.
WILL RESUME CONFERENCE
AT MUDANIA TODAY
Constantinople. Oct. 0.—After con
ferring for most of tha sight with the
high commissioners and military ex
perts here, the allied generals mqved.
for a, return to Mudanla for resump-1
tion of the conference.
Tbe result of the deliberations wus|
not announced, and ILwqa, conceded
but It was still hoped that a basis of]
common agreement among the French
Cobalton, Minn., Oct A heavy
rain this moriilng virtually quenched
the forest fires about this city which
have taken a toll of politely sixty
lives and wiped out tbe town of
Halieybury and several smaller set
tlements. Thirty-three, bodies have
been recovered and many are missing.
dictment
The ini
collected
bers and
pretense
Vera Crus, Oct. 6.—The Mexican
gunboat Zaragoza, has sailed for Tux-
pam with S00 soldiers to reinforce the
federal military in the oil region
where a renewal of rdbel activities is
reported. Additional reinforcement*
will leave Sunday.
out to Ward, who doubled Frisch at
first with a quick throw to Pipp. No
8ECOND' INNING _ > fcl
Tanka-First half-Pipp singled Two
sharply into right field. Meusel fouled _ .
•at.to Kelly. art....' 0 ut .to - .‘.T ,, ** °
Cunolnybem. Plpp Hole aecond. Boo- ™**
croft threw out Ward et first. No -“L «PI
started to steal a
runs, one hit, no errors.
Giants—Second half—Young lifted a ! h *
high fly Into left field for a single h * f* rtfd “ fe,Jr
and when he tried to stretch It was * mn “ J
putouL Meusel to Ward. Scott,.threw J w ”
out Kelly at first; Cunningham got a 1
single into right field. Smith forced Fri,ch to Oroh ' 1
Cunningham, ward to 8cotL No runs, error *
two hlta, no errors. Glants-Second
THIRD INNING . single which Wan
Yanks—First hair—Scott filed out knock town. •"<*
to Young. Frisch took Hoyt’s'hopper 8changt to 8cott.
and threw him out . Witt walked and Cunningham •* 1
was caught asleep off first Smith to ,on * h,t ,nto 1
Kelly, thereby getting a big laugh from took 00 chances
the crowd. No rone, so hits, no errors. arm - 80011 wblffe
OUata—Second half—Scott singled errors,
over second base. Ward booted Ban- FIFTH
croft’s grounder and’the ball relied Yanks—First 1
into left field, Scott going to third, out, Kelly to Scoi
Hoyt took Grab's grounder and Scott high one which
was ran down, Hoyt to Dugan. Ban- Scott fouled out ti
croft went to third and Groh west to hits, no errors,
second on this play. Bancroft scored Giants—Second
‘on Frisch’s sacrifice fly to Witt. Oroh ned. Oroh bunted
cess of the
converted t
benefit. V
FOREST FIRES IN MAINE.
JackmaiC tte., Oct. g.—There *was
no halting the forest fire which start
ed over the cut-over land near here
three days, and raced through plies
of alasb and forced woodsmen and
their families to flee.
Atlanta, 0
perlal wizard
of the Kn Kl
the United
yesterday on
mails to effe
He was relei
The charg
who Wednes
nation as pi
klan to take
iBy Aiiorlittd Press)
San Diego, Cal., Oct d.—All
aviation Endurance records have
been smashed by Lieutenants
MacReady snd Kelly, who have
been In tbe air nearly thirty
hours. They are still flying over
the city, having yesterday aban
doned the transcontinental flight
to New York.
NEW FACES ARE SAID TO
INDICATE CLEARING OF
N.J. MURDER MYSTERY .
HOME BREW MEN CANT
BLAME FALLING PLASTER
ON NEW YORK LANDLORDS
MINN., FIRE FIGHTERS
MORE HOPEFUL TODAY
Duluth. Minn., Oct 6.—Optimism
prevailed today in most sections of the
hortbern Minnesota forest fire sone.
The fire fighting crewa were able ;o
make considerable progress yesterday
being aided by foggy weather and de
creased wind.
RAINS AR* _ ’PREDICT*D.
Washington. D. C... OcL The
first break In the long droughth wltfcn
baa gripped the greater part of tne
country for the last four or five weeks
was seen In the weather forecast to
day, which announced that showers
would occur tonight in many sUtea In
the 8outb. followed toy others SaVir
day.
(By Aaaoetatsd Press)
New Brunswick, N. J„ OcL 6.—The
possession ot new facts bearing on
the killing of the Rev. Edward Hall
and Mrs. Eleanor Mills, today led In-
veetigatora to order a re-examination'
of many persona previously interview,
ed. They expressed belief that there
is now every likelihood of the mys
tery being solved.
Apparently much significance la at
tached to the discovery of letters
written by Dr. Hall to Mrs. Mills. De
tectives ere now convinced that a
letter from Mrs. Mills, 'which was In-
New YorkTOct. 6.—Home brew
ing tenants have no right .to kick
against the peeling of wall paper
and falling plaster, the court ot
general sessions held today, when
counsel tor a realty company here
argued that the steam and gases
given off from home-brewing dis
tilling plants of tbe tenants made
it Impossible to keep the plaster
RAW SUGAR REFINING
DECREASED IN 1921
QUAKES IN ALASKA
HALF MILLION FOR
ALIENATING WIFE’S
AFFECnONS SUED FOR
CHANGES IN INTERNAL
REVENUE DEPARTMENT
(Continued on Fags light)
INCREASES CAPITAL STOCK
Atlanta. Ga.. Oct. S. — Important
changes In the internal revenue' de
partment for this district, were an
nounced today by J. T. Rose, Collec
tor. Hugh L. Roy. of Lawrencevllle,
was appointed deputy collector at Au
r.untn, and F. B. Whitney, of Smyrna.
Oa., deputy collector at Atlanta.
• By Associated Prw«»
Chicago, nt, Oct 6.—David Gage
Joyce has thirteen days In which to
make a legal reply to tbe charge that
be alienated the love of hi* wife from
bis former friend, her former hu.«
bend, Edward Each, who has sued him
for half a million dollars. Joyce mar
ried Mra. Ereh In three day's after
(Bv Associated Press)
New York. OcL 6.—The direc
tors of the Standard Oil Company
of New York today declared a
dividend of 200 per cent." Increas
ing the capital stock from seven
ty-five million Jo 1225,000,000, and
reducing the per value of the
stock from |100 to $25.00.
PainITlils Sommer?
(By Associated Frees)
Washington, D. C„ OcL 6.
Southern tariff association me
today "to give expression to
gratitude of the South.” for th
tariff law which includes most
products of that section on the
HERRIN COAL MINE BOUGHT
•By Associated Press)
Marion, II!., Oct. 6.—The Caloric
Coal Company, has purchased the Les
ter strip mine near here, where the
Herrin riots occurred last June, re-
-.lilting in twenty-three deaths.
Now Is The Time
We dan furnish you anything
in the Paint Line you may need
Tongue effects to go with the new long dresses
We have them as pictured In the following styles
and colors.
Black satin, brown satin and black Idd, Baby
French heeL Also brown satin without beaded
tongue.
ALL PRICED AT
“Sherwin- Williams Paints’
The Prices Are Right
MASH-MILTON DRUG CO.
“A Good Place to Trade." .
Phones 105 and 106
Smith=Harley Shoe Co.
The Shop of Quality On
The Home of Hart, Schaffner and Ma:
WEATHER FORECAST
life
SHOWERS 7 TONIGHT AND SATUR
DAY. LITTLE CHANGE IN TEM-
PERATURE.,
$ ..