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WEATHER FORECAST LOCAL RAfNS TONIGHT OR WED- NE8DAY. COOLER. AOVEBTISIMQ FOAMS CLOSE HIRE A. M. DAILY ChMflM wt Cfpy Raoafvad aftor that ttatt tre achadulod to run th« Mxt day. VOL. XXXIII. No. 811. THOMA8VILLE, GEORGIA TUESDAY AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER 14, 1922. $5.00 PER ANNUM CHILE AGAIN VISITED BV QUAKE; Indications Point to at Least That Number Dying as Re sult of the First Shock and Tidal Wave Saturday. — Quakes Today Were Said to Have Been of Short Dura tion and Not Serious.—Many Bodies in One Town Pil ed in Square and Burned. Santiago, Chile, Nov. re ieu av i^aaereua ana sespun inland istituclon, according to advices. ^ | been i i 1.5C o 2,0C i result lenar by i Six hundred hod- le. In one city were piled In .He pa* ^ H ' L -raviwl/oLXDESTROY He square nnd then .burned. son^Tc*.” No?. S"-™. 0 .?' LATER REPORT8 TELL OF | of Carrlzal, consisting mostly of < DI8A8TER IN CHILE derground dwellings and copper m Valparaiso. Chile, Nov. 14.—The In-} es Is reported to have disappeared a earthquakes of Saturday. No n tlon of the loss of life was made. | Inhabitants numbered 200 with 360 i wireless message from persons living at the port suit of the disturtbances Saturday, HUMBLE BIL flEEB GREEK GENERALS FIREUNDERCONTRULI ON TRIAL TODAY LAUSANNE MEETIHG British Foreign Secretary Lord Curzon to Confer in Paris With Poincare, and Meet With Mussolini in Lausanne Sunday, .ondon, Nov, 14.—The troublesome Bstlon of how a meeting or the al j could be arranged before the Lau- toseof outlining the allied program British secretary for foreign a: has arrauged to see Premie Poincare in Paris on his way to Lai Thursday and on the Premier Mussolini will join the pair Three Quarters of a Million; Men Charged With Responsi- Barrels of Oil Destroyed and j hility for Disaster to Greek Loss Estimated at Million I Army in Asia Minor Face Dollars.—No Fear of Spread, Trial.—Defense Pleads In- Of Fire to Other Tanks. j competency of Court. Senator Cummins in Confer ence With President Relative To Contemplated Changes In This Law Which Hard ing Believes Necessary. LAST WORD IN THE ENGLISH CAMPAIGN TO BE SAID TONIGHT Many Candidates for Seats in Parliament Will Be Voted On By the Electorate To morrow.—Many Contests in The Constituencies. be spoken tonight. The elector- will go to the polls tomorrow to parliament from the 1.386 can- king seats In the didati House of Commons. In most constituen. will be between two TB DEATH WHEN FIRE George Hadley, Said to be 105 Years Old Loses Life When His Home on Stevens Street Was Burned Last Night.— Heroic Effort to Save Him. i full swing ycster- Glassgow, where he addressed a i ng last night. l Former Premier Asquith wr nd a meeting of i constituents nt Pi Mr. Lloyd George i energy in this ing all his competltoi “urpass- campaign- ing activity. He left Criccieth for Bolton and North England, and, as i: ‘ ‘ iddressed little gathering: Houston, Tex., Nov. 14.—The Hum ble oil field fire has been practically extinguished and little fear Is now expressed that the flames will spread adjoining tanks. Approximately ,„g isult of the Creek mill- j In Asia Mlnoi > quarters of a million barrels oil have been consumed, entailing loss of one million dollars. The f: started Sunday when lightning struck trial. Defense la* sion Monday, contended that irt was Incompetent and that parliament. The « TENSION AT TURK CAPITAL LESSENED BIG LIQUOR RAID IN SAN FRANCISCO TODAY , Cal., Nov. 14.—Elght- mnnde of the Kemallsts for greater control of Constantinople. Although no official announcement was mute. •1 during al hundred gallons of wine and other liquors and several automobiles In tills vicinity yesterday by fe prohibition officers. •eflectlon by the Turks ha: them to decide to makbe m further provocative gestures before before the opening of the Laui conference. Thus, while the sltuat'oi continues uncertain ,;t la felt that the pe-lal of a reupvjre has momenta'll!* been The departure today for London of ... „ Indicating nn Imp-ove lent In the situation. Nevertheless. preslstent Impression prevails In >me quarters that the allies may find expedient to evacuate the capitol before peace Is concluded. It was learned yesterday thatthe allied authorities are considering the question of waving passport vises for reeks, Armenians and others who i leave the city immediately CO-ED FIRST IN LINE FOR GRAND OPERA SEATS munching rakes and cho< s at the opening of the Metro- i last night. Shi » Ruth Burgard. of Leavenworth, student at Columbia Unlvi old regime. » In perlal. Meanwhile, the economic situat’o grows worse, prices of foodstuffs a/ steadily soaring; business houses coi tlnue to suspend, their : parting. Owing to C ilUngneas rchants to imprt further chantdlse, supplies are running s . the principal foodstuffs. The Greek This expeditious movement of pop-j and Armenian employes of American ulatlon would lessen allied responsI-!ft rn is are leaving their posts, seriously bllity when the actual transfer of j hampering operations, and thousands withdrawing their funds from the banks, fearing selture Isglvlng asy- by the Kemallsts. Constantinople to the Kemallsts takes| 0 f depositors place. The British embasi [ N YOUK HOME there’# some room—maybe yours or the kiddies, living room, din ing room orkitchen—where you’d like to change the color of the woodwork. That’s the place and job for CWhat’s more, you can have your favored color scheme •—mahogany, walnut, moss green, cherry, light or dark oak or any of six plfiaffafl enamels. Come in end let us $Kom you what you can do within We’re tho FIXALL store. MASH-MILT0N DRUG C«. “A Good Place to Trade." Phooei 105 and 106 itor Cummins, chairman of the Sen- ite Interstate Commertm committee nek with Presi dent Harding relative to changes In rn some weeks ago that f the experience gained ?nt railroad strike, he ing rail legislation to make GOVERNMENT REORGANIZATION • PROGRAM TO BE POSTPONED Washington. I). C.. Nov. 14.—Post until the Sixty-Eighth Con- ng entered the fr lent, is still able • of interest in hi.- Fittingly provided cd upo points all side of the npprehensi i the mp*"*! days with Harding. appro lie IMPORTANT LAW POINT INVOLVED IN GEORGIA CASE IN SUPREME COURT the high f itering the j strong force, this ing been based on the great s_ j of labor in recent bye election The labor leaders ouickly t that open advocacy of a < Whether a Person Charged With Violation of Criminal Statute Must be Given Pub lic Trial is to Be Decided by Highest Court in Land. the criminal statute be given a public trial, wus at Issue from Georgia argued today In tho Supreme Court. The contro versy arose over the conviction of Bill Moore, of a criminal offense and originally tried In Brunswick. Georgia. Counsel c ed that Moore had not been give fair trlul because tho public wat eluded from the court 1 C1.EA1ENCEAU STILL FEELIN0 EXCELLENT On Board the Steamship Pari: r York) ing a h life time. In my life,” ho said, that he was having slept so much NOTED FRENCH AVIATOR KILLED IN CRASH TODAY Lebourget. France » killed today when hit i the stake yesterday has lost thet ; obsc and declat makes thj ploy his capital fore.. increases i DRY THE WORLD IS THE SLOGAN OF PROHI FORCES NOW IN CONVENTION Philadelphia. Pa., Nov. i of the dry movement throughout s of the globe again DRY GERMANY AND AUSTRIA BY 1930 NOW PLANNED Philadelphia, Nov. 14—A ••dry” Germany and Austria by 1930. world wide prohibition within . and valuable assistance In governmen al affairs through Women Suffragi were forecast In speeches yesterday a world's convention of the Women: Christian Temperan: lied to death last night when his le caught fire. The negro wa« le at the time of the fire, in the •story home that he had erected street, between Jerger and children had all left him some time ago, and he had been subsisting, ac cording to reports, on the charity of and relatives nearby. Just how the tire started and where i not known. When discovered the fiercely burning in the FELTON TB AITEHD EM SESSION FHOI Governor Hardwick, Now in New York Declares She Lost Right to Her Title When Successor to Late Senator Watson Was Elected.—Senator-Elect George Unable Yet to Qualify, She Wants to be Sworn in to Gratify Wishes of Thousands of American Women. New York, Nov. 14.- 9 of the election of successor and will not be entitled it In the United States Senate i next .Monday, Atlanta. Ga., Nov. 14.—Mrs. W. H. Felton, appointed Senator by Gover- dwlck, has made plans shington next Sunday whea the session of Congress convenes, she declared mall hallway of the building and both at oHo r ,.!!?! n \ ,n /' a t rte ,L l,T, H? he lower floor and .he upper portion “" J*'‘ h ° ra. burning. A negro friend of S ‘ (siting only a short time before, made i valiant effort to get to him. He broke down the front door but a sheet ■ flame burst out, scorching him. f. S' by'th^e'q'uIckly'Vathered'crowd SgjijSgg thl ° SgL. i of thousands of women who h MR8. FELTON MAY SERVE SHORT TIME IN SENATE Washington, D. C., Nov. 14.—If Mrs. Watson, takes her seat In the Senate next week and serves until Senator- elect George qualifies, she will not be paid any salary unless special provls- i Is made by the Senate, according officials. Reports from Georgia nre that Mrs. Felton might few days until the elected Senator George qualifies. NEXT HOUSE MEMBERSHIP SHOW8 MANY CHANGES Washington, D. C„ Nov. 14.— One hundred and twenty-nine (embers win sit in the next j and Senate. The member- include eighteen i gthelr flrstterms, according t unofficial list of the members of the Sixty-Eighth Congress as compiled by the clerk of the because of the fact that the lower floor was In flames. George have responded slble nnd In five minutes bad the building so that the lower floor could entered. George was found lying i the hallway, half of his body within le door of a closet under the stair- ay and the feet and legs in the hall, back and probably mist GERMAN CABINET II IRISH REBELS ABE Agreement Between Political Factions is Reported From Berlin as Assuring Program For Stabilization of the Mark Right of Way. More Effort is Being Shown Under DeValera to Break Down the Free State Gov ernment Than Ever Before. —DeValera Very Active. ‘sldent of this city foi forces opposing the Irish I the time of the and Peoples party I , reunion of the poll- ! Is attributed t , tlcal and military wings of Republl- | cnnlsm. This among other things re- 9 of a vigoroui during the C: »nt most of his time m _ here he was engaged in j gold marks to stabilize the •xpected to be published tod: stabilization of the mark, he text of the government’s note j suited In the reappointment of Eamon the reparations commission, and DeValera as “President of the Irish xpression of willingness on the; Republic," with the council of state .0 participate | claiming Marks,”**” " making salt to supply LE“r,rel h 3^r£if‘.!|FEDERAL AND STATE during the remainder of the struggle. -a.....**.*..* COMMISSIONS UNDER rnment claims to be winning out gradually •hlle the DeValei i already Is beaten. lived c FRENCH CONSULS ARE EXPELLED FROM POINTS ASIA MINOR BY TURKS Two Arc Removed and In One Case Another French man Was Accompanied by Turk Nationalist Officer to Replace One Removed. Constantinople. Nov. 14.—French the batle boing waged In their cc les against Intoxicating liquor. Mrs. O. N. Kiibushlro of Japan s the Japanese union had a total m bership at present of 24.000 men. speech of welcome by Mayor Mo: vho said that all official pow the ground during 1 being i the competition for the Grand Prig amendment but tha -omtnercial planes here. '(of prohibition aget taken place with the passing of the law last April forbldolng the sal: Intoxicating liquor to minors. S Fraulln Gustel Von Blucher. pre l of the Deutcher Bund Abstinent- Special Sale Men’s Socks TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY $2.00 per dozen ALL COLORS, ALL SIZES Strictly Cash SmJith s Harley Shoe Co. DISCUSSION TODAY HALL-MILLS GRAND JURY TO BE CONVENED ON NEXT MONDAY ■stlon of jurisdiction of facing the thirty-fourth annual cuuveu-: ,, „ . tion of the National Association )f wlt n p(,sp s will be summoned. It Is Railway and PuMIc Utility Comml- | po ” ,b,e that Mrs ’ wldow sloners. which opened here ( will be permitted t One hundred public ISMET PASHA GOES TO PARIS Lausanne. Switzerland. Nov. 14.—Is- met Pasha, head or the Turkish Nat ionalist delegation here, has decided to accept the invitation to visit Paris before the opening of the Near East. iced today. He will be accora ed by Ferld Bey. National CITY MANAGERS MEET Kansas City. Mo.. Nov. 14.—City ' the French capital. the managers’ plan of municipal government will participate In tha program. Louis Steyerman & Son’s Clothing Sale Begins Wednesday Nov. 15th ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN’S SUITS AND OVERCOATS ON SALE rrr $25.00 See Page Ad Today’s Paper. Louis mm & son’s The Shop of Quality On the Corner The Original Home ot HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES