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Washington, D. Cm Oct. Several hnndred. reserve officer* of tie Unit ed State* nan »te meeting in their tint annual contention at the Re serve Officer*' Association today, to di«u*ifmatters pertain lag to the pol icy of continued military preparedness In. the United 8tate*. TROOP MOVEMENT EXPECTED Constantinople, Oct. 2.—An immedi ate mutual agreement to suspend all movement* of troop* ia expected to bo the flrst outcome of tbo Mudanla ar mlstios conference which meets to morrow 1 ue allied policy at the confertace will be dMded upon at a aMii ' in by tie announcement to tbo Ma cau News, by Alice Louise Lytle, manager and editor of tie Colum bia Sentinel the late Senator Wat son's newspaper, that tha Sentinel would support John BoUteulOet for the Senate. "W# think be 'more closely top ic lent a (roo hand to deal with the SQUARE DEAL FOR BABIES situation Mill i - ty ;.| yflrw.: b; '.^_ . mmm USMB [ Washington. D. C„ Oct. I.—A r NCE Mf the nnUdh* babies ram Oet to--jIV JrHwh . <*» *• '*****1, aentatiro at tba Hndanla- conference, child Hygiene Aacociation, as tha teucsetodto topMrt lttP. “ftihlfh; tbs'ne'fcrffc tkbtetmth annual maet-| propoml to^eTSCuaUonof_t^i neutral wg^waihingtoiCbeginningOctober ™ 1 It And ewiHsiilsr ter thfM dtTL . Tin Tongue effects to go with tie new long .dresses We have them as pictured in the following styles and colon. Black satin, brown satin and black kid, Baby French heel. Also brown satin without beaded tongue. ALL PRICED AT HASH-HILTON DRUG CO. Shoe Co. Smith WAD IN NEAR EAST AVERTED BY THE PATIENCE OF IKEENGilSH eOHMEHT Armistice Conference Will Be Held at Mudanla at Once For Purpose of Getting at Basis, of Settlement Agree able to All Concerned—Turks Will Demand Thrace as Far as Adrianople by All Micansv-Britiil) .More Hope ful Now. That War Will Be Averted. Constantinople, «et. t. -With — ___. "armistice conference definitely fixed' rKr.fli.HKK LAW for tomorrow ot Mudanla, the peril ot war between Orest Britain and Tur key, appeared legs-menaclng today. Britain's recession from the neutral sons oontroversy caused no HtUo sur prise and dtiappointment, but It' lo generally admitted that tbo step was tbo only thing which could have stay- -eAlnstapba Kemal’s hand. This action is pointed to ns anoth er evidence of Bngland's extraordin ary patience, and earnest desire to UTold war. Up to the time of the tssuaaee ot Brigadier. General Harrington’s tem porising note Saturday night, tha situ ation looked extremely critical. It I* now conceded that his tact and toler ance, coupled with the timely arrival of reinforcements from .England, pre vented the Turks from striking Cbaaek. * The situation Saturday afternoon wap co strained that n Weak seemed Inevitable, and the British had orders to defend Chunk at all costa and as tha Turks were slowly enveloping tha Dardanelles ettodsL The Turkish fore as wara'increased by‘fifteen hundred cavalrymen and everything Indicated ‘ tha beginning of a hostile more. < •— AGREEMENT TO SUSPEND ENFORCER FIRED l Chicago Minister Says Cit Rotten from Center Circumference. Chicago, ni., Oet; 2.—Rev. J. H. • Williamson, recently dismissed ns law -enforcer for Chicago; a ten thousand dollar a year .position created by Mayor - Thompson, preached his first sermon since he left the City Hail, today. He as sailed the condition ot the city. In which he eald that Chicago la “rotten from center to clrcumter- NUT GROWERS ASS'N OPENS SESSIONS HERE) AT COURT HOUSE TODAY 21st Annual Convention Will Be Called To Order at 10 O'clock by President Simp son of Monticelfo. Fla. - Many Delegates Expected. At 10 oclock .today., at the court house the twenty-first annual session of the National Nut Growers Associa tion will be called to order by Presi dent C. A. Simpson, of Monticcllo. Fla.. There are expected three hun dred gueeti to tbla convention they began to arrive yesterday, The convention will hear the address of welcome and the president's address at the morning session. The program lor the three days is quite extensive end embraces every phase of pecan activity. Much rme interest than ususl has been manlftst- *ed In tbfi work and it Is expectedHhat all local growers of pecans will attend most of the sessions, ail of which are open to the public. The program for tomorrow Is as fol lows: Tuesday Morning, October 3, 1922, 10 . ’a. m. (Eastern Time) Invocation—Dr. W. H. Harris, pas tor, First Baptist church, ThomasviUe, Ge. _ Address ot welcome—Hon. H. J. MacIntyre. Thomasvllle, Ga. Response—Dr.W. A. Warren, a Tzl- WITH PROSPECTS FOR' PEACE - . LONDON RELAXES TODAY Loadop. Oct 2—There was a relax- «fl» hf tension over the Near Saat-J era situation;today, sod tha daapSjfll-] ency which haa marked tha prate; comment ot the last tew days gsraj way to hope, although then la not t£-j solute confidence that war baa been avoided. * j The hulk of press opinion la that! General Harrington has saved Great Britain from war tboajtyr, Many,ew| Mr*. Lytle, logispta ot hi* taet ahid sklll tore' wftt- J " tan With hep# beh^ added, thstba te*.■ yjSPTZ' PRANCE WILL ' TURKISH Parts, Oet IHIta Wneh Atlanta, Oa„ Oct. 2.—Governor Hardwick, announced today that he would name a successor io the' late Senator Watson tomorrow morning. He neither denied nor confirmed that report that ha would appoint h(r*. Watson to suc ceed her husband. MRS.-.WATSON WOULD OECLINE APPOINTMENT Ihofoson. as., Oct. 2—Mrs. Thomas E. Watson, widow of tha Into Senator, said today, that while the would appraolsts ths compliment, If named as succes sor to her husband In the United Staten, she would net accept the appointment. She has been la ill health tor some time. -, Arc You Going To Paint This Summer? Now Is The Time We can furnish you any thing in the Paint Line you may need WE SELL “Sherwin-Williams Paints* v- - *• ' . The Prices Are Right .New York. Oct. 1—Rogers Horns by. besides betting himself into base- boll's hall of fame, as the first Nation al Leaguer to finish with a mark of over .440 In twenty-three years, also succeeded Babe Ruth as the home run king with forty-two circuit clouts. New York, Oct. r.—The pen nant winning Oianls and Yanks marshalled their- boards of stra tegy today prepatator/ to the opening Wednesday, at the Polo O rounds of the second etralght contest tor the world’s baseball championship The series is tor the best four out of seven. LOCAL DELEMTES FOR walkebiotifiedtq.be IB MACON WEDNESDAY Judge t. B. Montgomery, one of the Walkor delegatee to the State Convention Is In receipt of n telegram this afternoon stating that toe convention would he field Wednesday. October 4th in Macon. The telegram was sign ed by Clifford Walker. The lo cal delegates will probably all at tend and will leave tomorrow aft ernoon. This telegram was also sent to H. H. Merry. Chairman ot mty ; Democratic executive tt’ee, authorizing him to no tify th4 delegates to_ be present. SOVIET ATTACKS THE , ENGLISH POLICY IN THE DARDANELLES HATTER Note From Moscow to Allies Challenges Right of England To Dominant -Foreign -And Dictate Action Without Considering Other Nations. Moscow, Oet. 2.—The Soviet Rus sian government has sent a note to England, Francs and Italy, protesting against the blockade of the Dardanel les, and insisting upon the removal ot all restrictions' to the free passage uf trading ship* through the Strutt*. The note says the manner in which Kngland “is endeavoring to control foreign eeas and territory,” shows In difference to the interests of Russia and other Black 8ea states. Categorically "protesting against the blockade fixed by England with out Russia's knowledge end against. Russia’s Interests " the note cites that this actkng was taken while Russia was endeavoring to re-establish her own economics which were destroyed bg. *.*r and intervention, and unsuccessful atjempts by the Euro pean countries to re-establish world economics through the Genoa Hague conferences. SUPREME Clir OF W. I BEEN MAY REFUSE TO DELIVER U. S. IS OPENED BY CHIEF JUSTICE TAFT All Members Are Present Ex cept Judge Pitney* Who is Seriously I1L—Sutherland to Be Sworn in' at Once.—Pay Respects to President. , Washington, D. C., Oet. 2.—Chief justice Taft nod all ot the .associate Justices, with the exception ot Justice Pitney, who le seriously IB ‘ at his home In Morristown, Now Jersey, were here tor the opening ot the res ult October term ot the court today. Included in the program of formali ties of the opening day, was the ad ministration by the Chief Jostles of the oath to former Senator George Sutherland, ot Utah, who was appoint ed to fill the vacancy -causey by tho resignation of Justice John Clarke. Following a time honored custom following the formal _ opening, the •Jttottcea' called' at the White House to pay their respects to the President. RETURNS TO CONVENTION WEDNESDAY This is Said to be Latest Development in The Row Brought About by Fixing Primary Date and Postponing State Convention to October 28,—Walker Declares Conven tion Will Meet Wednesday, While Vereen Challenges. His Right to Call Same Under Democratic Standards. FERRYBOAT COLLIDES WITH TWO BARGES Prompt Work by Crew Pre vented Panic on Staten Is land Division at N. Y. NewJTork, Oct. X.—The ferryboat, Brooklyn, carrying 254 passenger* from Staten Island to Manhattan, to day. struck two barges midstream, but the quick action of the crew in re. assuring the passengers that there was no danger, prevented a nanlc. MRS. OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN ADVERTISES FOR WORK New York, Oct 2.—Declaring that ate Itsa no funds, and must find work at once, Mrs Oscar Hoamersteln, widow of tha bn- presaarto. ha* Inserted an adver tisement iu a morning newspa per here, stating that she “must have work of aay 'sort at once.” ‘ I LIQUOR CUSTOMS - REGULATIONS NOW ON Washington, D. C., Oct s.—New cue torn* regulations, making eeffctlve the provisions at the tariff act of 1912, prohibiting the Importation of intoxi cating liquors without permit, were promulgated by the Treasury today. The regulations provide for the seiz ure of liquors, seizure of the vehicle in which the Importation is attempted and the Imposition of liability; equal to the value of the liquors upon the person In charge ot the vehldo'seiaed. WALKER WILL HOLD CONVENTION IN MACON WEDNESDAY OF THIS WEEK BULGARIAN ARE HELD IN PRISON Twelve Former Officials Are Charged With Embroiling That Country in the Great World War.—Efforts to Re lease Them Failed. Sofia, Bulgaria, Oct. 2*.—Twelve former premiers and government min Isters ere now la Jail where they an being held in expectation of adoption uf a referendum In which the people will rote on whether they ar* guilty or not guilty of embroiling Bulgaria In war. The c. lef prosecutor sought release of the prisoner* on the ground that there was no court action against them, sod that they were entitled to immunity as members of the cabineL but the police refused to liberate them. - ULY BLACKS MEET IN VIRGINIA TODAY ■ Richmond. Va„ Oct. 2.—Thu nomi nation of a candidate foe the United States Senate, the election of a state chairman and executive committee, are the principal subjects to be con sidered at the “Lily Black” Republl can convention here tonight. Decision Sent Out Today by Walker Forces and Right is Contested by W. J. Vereen Of .Moultrie, of the State Executive Committee. Monroe, Ga.. OcL 2.—Tha Demo cratic State Convention will be held in Macon, Wednesday,' October 4th, si originally planned, deeplte post ponement until October 28th, by the 'executive committee, Clifford Walker, Democratic nominee lor Governor de clared in s statement today, donying that the committee had a moral right to postpone the convention. POLITICAL CONFERENCE IN MACON TONIGHT Macon, On.. Oct 2.—Chief Interest In tba Georgia political situation to day centered In the conference hajn tonight between Governor-elect Clif ford Walker, and a number ot hi* supporters to reach a decision as to when the state Democratic convention will bo held. Immediately after he was Informed of the execnUve committee's action, changing the convention date from October 4th to October 28th, Walker announced Saturday, night that tba convention would be held In Macon as at first planned, but Sunday h* Issued a statement that he would con fer with his friends before making a final decision. VEREEN CHALLENGES RIGHT OF WALKER TO CALL MEETING OF THE STATE CONVENTION Atlanta. Os.. Oct. 2. -State Chair- man W. J. Vereen. declared today that if the convention is held In Macon Wednesday, that it would bo 'Inde pendent of the Democratic party," and he challenged the right of Governor elect Ollfford Walter to call the con vention. 1 Atlanta. Oa., OcL 2.—Latest devel opments In the attempt of tba Walker forces to go ebeid with the conven tion In Macon 'Wednesday, after tha executive committee ted ordered a postponement until October 28th, la on the understanding that Chalrmaa W. J. Vereen and Secretary Jordan ot the present committee to whom all returns from the primary on Septem ber 13th, were mads, will not deliver the returns to any convention meeting before October 18th, so If the Walker forces meet they would have no bal lots to declare the results and would not know for whom the ballots la tba recent primary were east. Governor-elect Walker le In Maeia conferring with friends today and It is believed that they will Issue a state ment calling off the meeting and act In accordance with resolutions of the executive committee. , WALKER IN MACON LOOKINO r OVER, POLITICAL SITUATION Atlanta, Oa., Oet X—Confer slact Clifford Walker will go to Macon to day and win be at Oa Lanier Hofei tonight In conference with a number of hie friends and supporters relative to the state Democratic convention, called to mpet in that city on Wednes day, October 4, under the rules and regulations prescribed for the state.' primary of September 13, of which the state convention-is-a part. Prom hie home in Monroe, Sunday night. Mr. Walker made the follow ing brief statement; •-•- “This is Sunday and 1 shall make no farther formal statement regarding the question of the attempt of the state committee to postpone the state MILDRED HARRIS v SAYS SHE IS BANKRUPT f.™ wife.of0*0.a,,, r srsr* Tin Says She Has Gotten Lanier Hotel. Prom there I shall Only $6000 From Him. j probably laene a statement Monday . ■ ■■ — night.” Los Angeles, Cal.. OcL 2.—Mlldredj j L Cartledge, of Augusta, who at- Harris, picture actress, now on vaude- tended the committee meeting os a ville tour, declared today that she re- representative of Richmond county celved only 86.644 from her former Sunday, sent to Mr. Walker the fol- husband. Charlie Cbepialn, after two k,wlw! Wegram in which ho endorse* . . . ...... the convention stand taken by the year, had been paid, but that .be wue the ^ tor about to go into bankruptcy, accord- governor: Ing to a letter received from hor,. “I voted at the meeting of the state which is printed In the Los Angeles' «ecntlve meeting'at Macon, Saturday Times. j upon the statement ot Chairman Ve- ,reen that it was agreeable to you to —— j postpone the convention called for RABBI ATTACKS KU KLUX, l Oct0l> « T «- Md to let the present eom- HARVARD AND BRYAN m ap#eU1 “ aatort * 1 “Upon learning through the press that you agreed to no each arrange ment, I endorse the'position you take and would vote to reconsider the ac tion of Saturday's meeting and let the convention of October 4 proceed. “I voted representing the state at Chicago. Ill.. Oct. 2.—Rev. Abram Htncbberg, Rabbi ot the Temple ot Sholom, speaking at the Tom Kippur observance today, de nounced the Ku KIux Klan for bi gotry, Harvard University tor nar rowness and assailed William Jennings Bryan for his fight against Darwinism. I large on said committee by proxy and (Continued on Page 4) Tuesday Special Our entire Stock of Ladies Neckwear Reduced 20% This includes our New Bertha Collars This Reduction Is For Tuesday Only iiissnutsor The Shop of Quality. On the Comer The Heme e< Hart Echafhier and Mara Oetoea. *