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ATHENS. GA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 9. 1928.
A. B. C. Paper> Single Copies 2 Cents. S Cents Sunday.
AMERICANS LEAD BRnMOPEN GOLF
CRUMBLING DAM THREATENS VALLEY
\V. M. Dostor, one of the two
rterke county prisoners who es-
rr d front the jail early Sunday
owrning aft-r sawing away a oar
tft their ce'l and assuRmg the no-
ero who gives meals to the pris-
imers, was arrested by E. E. John-
H ,n. .bailiff at Wmtervillc.
Raiiiff Jolm-on saw Dos:or
parsing his house and arrested him
I* suspicion. Lloyd Barton, tho
oth r voung white mnn who escap
ed with Dostcr was arrested Sun
day.
IS L0S1N6 TO SEN.
INDAN'APOLIS, tnd.— (UP) —
The presidential primary contests
between Herbert Hoover ami
rnited State* Senator James E.
Watson for control of Indiana's 32
delegates to the republican nation,
al convention, narrowed flown
Wednesday to a tabulation race
between rural and municipal die.
tricts with tho outcome in doubt.
The vote from 2.304 precincts
cut of tho state's 3.010 showed the
Hlowlng votes:
Watson 116,416.
Hoover. 98,421.
Incomplete returns, a nmjurl y of
which were reported from the
municipal districts' of northern
Indiana, allowed Senator Watt: n.
Indiana's favorite son candidate,
laklns a slight load met Secretary
Hoorcr. ' "H*«
The margin wan incroasing rap
idly, however, with reports from
the agricultural section of the
State in the southern part, which
were conceded to Watson because
at his stand oil farm relict.
Throughout the campaign, Sen.
alor Wats-n looked upon the rural
sections for support. It hud been
c onceded he would carry those sec.
Ilona by a wide margin.
Similarly, Secretary He over's
campaign which has centered in
is. industrial cities of the north,
had been expected to give him
comfortable margins there.
Decision of the Marlon county
election commissioners to delay
taunt of Marion county's prlmaty
vote until Wednesday, only added
to the uncertainty of the outcome
Marlon county, the largest In tho
lisle, and including tbd vote nf the
IUtc capital, Indianapolis, began
Its official count at 7 a. m. Wed
nesday.
AN ANNIVERSARY FOR MR. AND MRS. AL D R Y DEMOCRATS
_• HAVE TIGHT
Tiki
DELEGATE TOTHS
Thousands of residents cf the Sa.uda River Valley near Green-, g|‘HonSon
IV S C n,il FhnLr hn»ttf.« xvrhrin n . Mn f n.s-«tv* n 'Toklo. 7 * i4 ******** fOT tHOUStOn
WASHINGTON— (U P)—Three
new native son candidates have
been launched in, primaries this
we-k, while the leading candidates
in <ix»th th* ; republican and demo
cratic races were picking up sinall
groups of delegates hero and there.
The Indiana primary Tuesday
gave standing to the Hoosicr fby-
orito .ion’s—Senator James’' E.
Watson, republican and- Evans
Woolen, democrat on the basis of
forenoon returns Wednesday^
The Maryland primary Monday
rstrMisheu Governor Albert C.
Ritchb as a democratic n».tvrf son
candidate.
Th-*rc are now nine republicans
and eight, democratic' candidates
of standing.
Meanwhib* Secretary nf Com
merce Iloovyr has boosted hii to
tal to aa.1 A-legates with Mb need
ed for nomination and Governor
A! Snub haa acquired S24 with
ville, S. C., fled to their homes when a great earthen dam at Table-
rock. Cove, holding back billions of gallons of water, began crumb
ling." This picture shows one of the leaks which threatened destruc
tion of the dam.
SECOND TRIAL OF
MRS. 1 KNAPP TO
START MAY 1
ALBANY. N. Y.—(DP) — The
second trial of Mrs. Florence E. H.
Knapp, former Secretary of State
of New York, on a charge rf lor-
eony which grew out of her -a:l.
ministration of the f 1.201) 00) c.'n-
sus fund, will begin on May it
The flrat trial ended Tuesday
ITJ ALABAMA SEEMS
TO BE WINNING
BIRMINGHAM. Ala— (UP) —
night with (he Jury refnrflnf If. Widely oedtterod relurnn fro-n
self hopelessly deadlocked. The Tuesday's statewide democratic
twelve men hail hsiltho cine.tin- primary Indicated I hat Alabama's
dor advisement about seven and a 24 vote* at the Houston convention
half hours and Justice Stephen II. will be antl-Bmlth,
Callaghan, aftor questioning each Tho incomplete returns showed
man Individually, ordered them delegation candidal ?? on record as
discharged. < yposod to Smith, wen .leading
There wore reports indicating i n every district,
the Jury was about evenly tlvlued All four antl-Smlth candidate!:
between tho Innocence and [ttttlt of f or delegate-nt.large were In the
the middle-aged woman who waa | ea <l.
the flrat of her aex to reach a The count on the balloting waa
high elective office In tho elate slow end final reaulta are not llko-
govemgient.
nomination.
ALL DANGER OVER
IN ROCK COVE
DAM CRISES
HOLD ON
TEXAS
DALLAS, Texas. —(UP)— Dry
democrats wil! control tho atato
democratic convention at Bead-
mont on May 22, making it appar-
/ti f Tnvao' 1A vniM (a tli/v
<nt that. Texas' 40 votes to the
national democratic convention at
Houston asxt month will be cast
against Governor Al'Smith of New
i York and any other wet pr-siden-
. tial oiinirants.
Returns tabulated Wednesday
from Tuesday’s, county conven
tions Indkaj.d that 676 of tho 813
. dolegnt'-s • to the stato convention
' had been Instructed cither to sup-
' port a dry plank in the party plat-
I form or to oppose oil wet randi.
i they come smiling through 28 years - - , - „
,,.nd Mm. Alfred E. Smith celebrated their anniversary vrith a dim
ner at the executive mansion and afterward grinned happily for the
photographer.
TAELLE ROCK COVE, S. C—
(UI*)— With '.J.OOOJWO gallons of
water escaping through cr.vnitcn,
flood gates and drain pipes, tec
at.ificlal lalt; behind *.h,s Tania
Rock Cove dam, was fast draining
itself Wednesday,' and all fear*
were pa4t that. Saluda River Val
ley with its 20,000 inhabitants
might be inundated. —■r' 1
Colonel J. L. Lndlotv. builder of
the waterworks dam. had left for
Wiiiston-Kakm, N. C„ his home,
convinced nil danger d)f tho col-
inpse of th; structure which be
gan Inst Frtdgy. was ended.
ALLOW RAILROADS
TO DISCONTINUE
SIX TRAINS
WILD BILL
71;
IS
IN SECOND PLAGE
ATLANTA — (AT)— Dlscontln-
nance by the Atlantic Coast Line
of train* No. 96 and 97 between
Brunswick and Waycrots on Sep-
Tammany’n greatest son and daughter-in-law are pictured hera
:hev came smiling through 28 years of married life. Govenor 'dJSfhaa hl^naSrfz"
ad by the Georgia Public Service
Commission.
The Macon, Dublin and Savnn-
nah Railroad was permitted to dis
continue trains No. 18 and 17 be-
two'n Macpn and Vidnlia^
FIGHTING GOES
ON DESULTORILY
AT TSINAN-FU
PEKIN, China.—(UP) —Desub
tory fighting continued Wednes
day between the Chinese natoin-
,aliit army and the Japanese ex- ±
> 'nfulilinnow fnPAA at Tginfln.Fn.
peditionary force at Tainan-Fu,
with advices hero mating that tho
nationalists had evacuated the
occupied zone.
Casualties were said to bo small
In ndviccs from the Japanese
wireless station.
D.A.V.
OPENS HEBE-AT
10 A. Nl. FRIDAY
Inauguration of motor 1 bus ser
vile Mween Wadley, Louiavill:
and SwaiiY.boro, in-lieu of passen
ger train service ovor tho Louis-
rill* and Wadl'y Southern Rail,
road Ml also authorized by th?
commission. . ,
AUTOS COLLIDE;
ONE IS HURT SS?ck.M ht hou ”
Disabled Veterans.of the World
War of Georgia.will open their
convention heto at the City Y. M.
O. A. at 10 o'clock Friday morn.
Ing. The ccntenUon will last two
Much of the oJ>eration* t weru| da J£ Tern0P h Q lUrdmin. and M dwn of the facuYty of law''.
believed to*be from sniperirwho oth _ nottb i fl g tre 'expected hero , Profewor J^rrey, who hai been on
havo been reporfed active In the . lhe JJJSSijQ- . leave of absence on ncconnt ol
—* k ~'“ In the Th. of th. cMirce. i hie health, wrote to Dr. Nicholas
Young Smith Is Made
Permanent Dean;
/ Was Acting
SANDWICH, England.
_(UP)—Wild BiU Mehl-
horn, with a 71, took the
lead Wednesday in the
first round of the open
golf championship of
Great Britain, with Gene
Sarazen, second, a stroke
behind him.
j Joso Jurado, th? senationnl little
Argentine professional, was third
with a 74 and Walter IIag<*n vaa
tied with hia deadly mutu'. rival,
A/chio Conn iton and tho veteran
G«.orgo Duf.<an for fourth place,
>\:ih 75s.
Of tho other Americans, John
McHugh, San Francisco amateur,
shot a 79 in th: morning round,
Tommy Armour an 81, and Rob
ert Stuonle, of .Chicago a profes
sional, 82.
NO EXPENSES ARE
INCURRED BY
HOOVER
The troat-M cl Columbia Uni.
vanity has accepted the resigna
tion tlf Prrffewor Huger W. Jervey
ATHENIANS AT
MEDICAL MEET
IN SAVANNAH
ly to be shown until Wednesday I Automobiles driven by Mrs. F.
night. The vote wns one of tho L. Davis, Jr., and Dcmp'.ty Alt-
hcnvfcst In the stato's history.' 1 good, tho laiJ.tr operating n track,
Bfrminltham apparcntlv waa pt|- collided Tuesday and injured Mrs.
Ing up n heavy margin against Davis, although not variously. Her
Smith dolegate-si.Inrge candidates cer was damaged by the collision .
and diclrict reproaontntlven. From which happened at tHo Intersec- j
143 scattered precincts, those who tion of University Driv.s and Mil-1
had gone on record ns "last ditch ledge Cirri?. Cues charging 1
opponents" of the Now York gov- reckless driving were docketed n , t i on olia{ troons.
.1.1.. In I..-H ...I.- t-ntl, , 11
Several Athenians are attending ernor, were comfortably In the lead agalntt both,
the meeting ol the Oeorgln Medical Wednesday. ■ ' "
- Smith proponents slid clalriM
Society In Savannah < this w;ck.
Mrs. Haul L. Holliday of Athene several ccnteati were la doubt.
IS INCREASING.
INDIANAPOLIS, ind—(UP)—
The lead of Sbiuttor James E.
Watson continu-d to pile up over
Sccretaiy of Commence Hoov.’r
tor tho republican presidential
"adornment in Indiana, as returns
from Tueadsy’z primary came in
Wednesday.
IVaUon waa Lading by rffcout
lSJflti votes on ithc basis of incom-
pleta returns from a majority of
the precinct*.
Figures from 2,436 of the 3,611)
precetcia in tho state gave Watson
128,544 and Hoover 116,472.
MOBILIZATION OF
JAPANESE IS
POSSIBLE
T0KI0, J„-U4n—(UP)—General
ntabilization ora* 1 * " ,,r ® PO'aihle,
11 *as said Wcdn?*t|ay whon a
teport of a military t'uiertnee
‘•n military activities in China,
twived by the EmperDr.
ine Japanese cabinet met in a
tpecial session after the military
renlercnco and it wns decided then
, submit tho report of tho con-
terence to the Emperor and it was
cupcetcd an order for general
mohihiatton vrill be given.
r
| Weathieir Forecast j
Warmer
presided over the sestians of the
Wamao's Auxiliary or which she
la president.
Dr. H. Ilf, Fullllove of Atheiu
Is first vice-president of the Medl.
cel Society, having been elected to
that office last year when tho So.
tlety mot Ip Athens.
FIREMEN ORDERED
TO REPORT LIQUOR
DRINKING BY FORCE
In this city, 80 precinct? show-
ed a majority for Waiter Moore,
present democratic national com
mitteeman, who has refueed to
cominflt himself regarding Smith.
Du Pont Steps Out
As Prohibition Foe
The headquartera of the conren-1 wrote t0 Ntcnoite
tloh will be at tho Holman hotel 1 Murray Bntler. Pfealdent of the
Between one hundred end llfty untrera ty. from Phoenix, Arix.
end two hundred delegate ore "“"5 b « * c -
expected to attend the convention . copied «o that he m ght feel freo
Thle la tbi aeeontl lime tha tnm atl reiponslbilltlea.
Oeorgla D. A. V. convention he* . Upon.the nomination of Dr Dut-
been bald la Athene ' '«[> Vnttuor Yonng B. Smith,
Tha nroiram follows! • who has been acting dean, wns
' Thursday May 10th. , appointed dean of the faculty of
I 8:30 P M—r’mokcp gt Holman '*»• Frofessor Smith will bavo
[Hotel for •!! iletegatei and viii
TOKIO, Japan.—(UP)—Chinese tor> “>
10:00 A. Mr-Opening of the ’ k*»9»; Jn 1»W and atUIn#d prof®«-
CHINESE TROOPS
ARE REPORTED
AT YELLOW RIVER
WA9111NGTON.—(UP) —See re.
(ary ol Commerce Hoover told tha
senate campaign fund Investigate
Iiiff committee Wednesday thi* ho
Iind nndo no personnl
turefi to pet the republican pro«i-
I UcnM.il ncmlnatlo'ii.
* f TTnTpHfl you con3fder ociWs anti
ends, telephone hills and the
I havo no expenses”. Hoover said.
“I have not received any con;nba
llons. either.”
Hoover said tho cnly contgstjla
had mado for delegates Tn
Ohio, Indiana and V/est ’/lrglnla.
He said ho gained oil his 0(l;ef
delegates without contest. ? ■ ■'*
which have
a leave of absence from the law fac.
j tdtn / v
Ht .wa« appointed assistant pro.
been fightjn* the Japanese expe- convention It» V. mTg A.-auditin ', soriblp In l»l9. He was bom in
ditlonary fore. in Shantuog prov- riun commander Howard Georgia, was gradual from tha
i, Wednesday wire officially H Glenn, orcztdfng. Unlveralty of r '
ince,
HOUSE TAKES UP
NORRIS MUSCLE
SHOALS MEASURE
WASHINGTON -(AP)— Tha
Norris-Morin bill proposing crea-
Members of the Athens fire de- tion of a Muscle Shoals corpora-
partmdnt wil! be required to report ij 0 n to oporat? the governmen:
to their euperlor offlcera any In- property in Alabama was taken up
loxlcation on the part of others Wednesday by the hou-e.
Tho measure was brought under
procedure which will allow only
members on or off duty and also
to report any knowledge of whts-
koy being kept on tho premises o<
the department, under penalty of
diachargo by the Civil Sdrvlco
Commission, that body decided
Tuesday night.
Two members of tho Commis
sion, Chairman J. H. Epting and
Roy Wilson attended the session,
Commissioner J. H. Orlffoth being
unable to attend on account ef 111-
^The-Commission also adopted a
rule requiring metpbera of the
fir- department to wear uniforms.
CktefD. A. Watson has boon wear.
Ing a., fireman’s uniform since his
election to that office-
George Wilson was appointed a
substitute fireman by the Commla.
ston. Chatrmpn Epttng stattag th«
he had conferred wl *,j“ r '
in regard to the appointment and
he approved. Election of » fire,
man wtR b* deferred to a meeting
when the full commission » P«»-
eB Chlef of Police H. W. Beu.se r,.
ported a total 'of 147 cases dock
eted In April. Twenty-wren were
discharged, one
fatal'-Income of $1,729.60 reponwi
for tbe month. Chief of HriecUve*
/> n v dla* rrm VAl KDOfted a tOtll
&S1SKZ23ZSL* for
me month by Ihe three motorcycrt
' (Turn to JF*g* »*> .
two days for its consideration. In
view of this Chairman (Morin of
tho military affairs committee 1 , In
charge of the bill, started at the
outset to expedite work, refusing
to extend from two to throe'hours
the time nllot’d for general de-
bate.
The moment the measure was
mad. the order of budness, sever
al members (began to employ pre
liminary tactics which indicated
that progress of tho bill would be
ed even
contested every foot of the way.
BREMEN CREW ARE
IN PHILADELPHIA
ON AIR TOUR '
H. Glenn, preriding.
Invocation by State Chaplain O.
Glenn Ray. -
Music. ' F
Address of Welcome by Hon. A.
G. Dudley, Mayor of Athena.
reported to fee crossing tho Yellow
River towards Tenchow.
Thera it an arsenal at Tenchow
| and th!a ia thought to be the ob-
! jective of the troops of Geaeral
Chiang Kal Shak. I ” Respons# by'j, K. Finch. 6th dig- the law faculty; Chief Judge Ben- will be held .Saturday^ May 12 “-h
Seventy consular officials and triet execotivs committeeman, i Jamln N, Cardoio of tha Court of the Soule hall premise., Georgia
other foreigners were reported to ( Minuto of silent-prayer, in mem- Appeals of-thle state; John O. State Collego of Agriculture, un-
Uolveriit/ of Oecrgta In 1969 and
waa graduated from the Colombia
University Law Schoo) in 1912. He
bed the backing of Justice Harlan
F. Stone, of the Supreme Court of
the United States, former dean of given at the
University’s First
Play Day Will Be
Held on Saturday.
Georgia’s Men Make Sec
ond Place in Atlanta
Swim Meet
By Anna L. Hengss
Tho first play day ever to be
liv.rsity of Georgia
have evacuated Tsinan Tuesday ory of Mrs'. Sam Jones, mothtr of Mllburn, Frederic It.
night for Tsing Tao by the in- Georgia Disabled American Veter- i I’rofessor JcrToy.
tcrnatfonal train. ana.
Greetings from:
Gov. L. G. Hardman, governor
state of Georgia. \ • j
David C. Barrow, Chancellor
Emeritus, Univerdty of Georgia.
Charles M. Snelling, Chancellor,
Univermitjt of Georgia. . .
Asa Wtrren Ciuidler, State
Commandlr American Legion.
Mrs. Horace M. Hold n, Vice-
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Coudert and
DARING PILOT IS
KILLED AS PLANE
CRASHES IN N. J.
HASBROCK HEIGHTS. X. J.—
(UP)—Lieutenant Royal V. Thom
as, who recently tried to establish
a solo endurance flight over Long
Island, was killed Wednesday when
bit Dellanca monoplane The Re-
1 lance, crashed at Tetterboro Air.
port. '
Pierre S. du Pont
PHILADELPHIA. Pa— (JP) —
Tbe crew of the airplane Bre.'iicn
arrived here Wednesday at 11:41
a. m. on their goodwill air Mir of
the United States and Canada.
They landed at tbe airport of
tho Philadelphia Navy yard - after
a flight from New Yotk.
“CLUB OF THE HUNDRED 1
THOUSAND" IS FORMED
DUON, France—French gour-
mtta have formed.the “Clnb of the
Hundred Thousand" toTfoater bet-
io r dinners.
By NBA Service.
WILMINGTON, Del. — Pierre
S. du Pont, chairman of the di
rectorates of two ol th; world's
great st corporation;, has become
an outspoken foe of prohibition.
Du Pont, hood of the boards of
General Motors and of the E. I. du
Pont de Nemours Co., bileves the
18th amendment should be erased
from the U. S. Constitution.
Copies of a recent questionnaire
on prohibition sent to more than
100,000 Delaware aduitt by the
Association Against the Prohibi
tion Amendment were accom
panied by a letter from du Pont.
He voiced the bolirf that prohi
bition has had a bad economic ef
fect, and is an Infringement on
liberty. Money which would go ta
the government aa revenue from
a controlled liquor traffic, now
goe* to bootleggers, he said.
BROKE RECORD
NEW YORK.—(AP)—Lieuten
ant' Royal V. Thomas, former
army flyer, of Durant, Oklahoma,
who waa killed a) Tetterboro, New
Jersey, Wedneeday, last week,
broke Colonel Charles Lindbergh’s
sola flight record when he stayed
in the air 36 hours, 24 minutes
end 69 seconds while trying for a
new endurance record.
SHERIFF INDICTED
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.— (/Pi —
Sheriff T. W. Cunningham Wed
nesday wee ordoreaSremcved to
Washington where the Dls'rlet of
Celtunbia federal grand Jury re
cently Indicted him on a charge of
contempt of the iehate.
SMITH BEFORE COMMITTEE
ON EXPENDITURES THURSDAY
NEW YORK.—UP)—Governor Al
Smith will meet tho senatorial
committee probing presidential
campaign expenditures here at ten
o'clock Thursday corning ‘ t
PROPOSES torn
Dr. Smith married Miss Edith
Brantom of Athens, and both have
many friends in Athena who will
congrattlate them on the honor he
has attained. He was a commence
ment speaker at the University of
Oeorgia lost Tear.
PEASANTS BACK
TILLING GROUND
BUCHAREST, Rumania—(AP)
WogjY.nhd tore-footed otter their
)U»
memorable march to Albejnlla, to
attdhd, Sunday’s history peoples'
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. —{API—
Increased p nilon*. In,, southern
statee for veterans and widows of
veteran.' and assumption by,, the
indivduai statea of tha entire'cost
of carving th'o five representative*
of each on Stone Mountain Mem
orial to tho Confederacy in Geor
gia, wire recommended an objec
tives of the Son* of Confederate
Veterans, in tlw report of their
commander in chief, Dr. S. L.
Lowry of Tampa, at the annual re
union here. .
Dr. Lowry expressed th* belief
that if the Stone Mountain mem
orial is to be completed during the
present generation mere would
ration and on broad lines, so aa to
include in ft* ftta Memorial Asso
ciation) membership,, representa
tives from itbe Confederate, Veter-
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referendum, Roumania'a legion of
peaaante returned to their farms
Wednesday to resume spring cut.
tlvatlon. '
Aoaelute cirder prevailed every
where.' ’
der tho directions of the Women’s
Athletic Association.
Registration will start at 1:30
p. m. The program will begin at
2:00 p. nt. and will end 5:30 p. m.
with a treasuro hunt.
Six girl? and one ' instructor
will r, oyes.nt each of tho follow
ing schools: Watkinsville, Bishop,
Commerce, Jefferson, Stathain,
Athens and Wintcrville.
The purpose of this play day* ia
to bring aH the nearby schools
into contact with oach other to
promot; tho aplrit of f: How: hip.
No school comcptition will erter
tho following sports which will bo
played: Base hail, swimming, ten
nis, archery, horse shoes, track,
and stunts. ...
On th; genera! committee of
tht) program aro: Misses Hilda
Lind, chairman. Savannah, Martha
Evans, Athens, and Elizabeth Dan
iels, Hawkinsvillc.
REAL THRILL IS PROMISED YOU IN THE
BY FLORIDA C. ORR
GARDEN CLUB FLOWER EXHIBIT HERE
The beaatiful flower show to he
held at tho Georgia Hotel Tuesday
May l5th, uriJl. give Athenian* a
thrill. It Ml bo a different thrill
from any we have'had in recent
years, for the friendly flowers will
assemble to gi*» us a message at
peeca and ioy.
The flower show is put on by (he
Garden Club, under tho ' general
chairmanship of Mm. Bolling Sas-
nebt. - ■
The exhibitors ore not confined
to nvmbrt* of the Card n Club,
but oil flower lover*, who . have
choice specimens of their own
growing, are invited to bring flow
er* to thi* show for friendly com-
titlon. Especially will our gen-
men friends b; welcome, fori
when a man loves flowers wril
enough to raise them ho generally
has something worth showing. Np
flowers wiil bo allowed to enter
this competition unless grown by
tho exhibitor. There is no ex
pense attached to this show cither
to exhibitor or the people who call
to see it. It is a fri'dlyi show' for
the pleasure of the tow®n, and the
Garden Club will make everybody
welcome.
Exhibitors must have thrfr <*«•
tries at the Georgian Hofl b*-
Swoen nine and.twelve, on Tue**
day Mav 15th. From ♦web "
two o’clock tho iudeos will
upon the ,'xhibits and award'rib*
bons. After two o’clock the ex*
hibit will be op n to tho pabUf^