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ZHURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1933
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FIVORE ARRESTED
11 BANK ROBBERY
Wwanted for Questioning
in Connection = With
Robbery of Arsenal =
CONFESSES
MACON, Ga.—(AP)—Officers
who interviewed Frank W.
Elmore at the county jail said
that he told them that he di
rected the University of Geor
gia arsenal robbery several
| weeks ago and sold the stolen
| arms to Cuban rebels, making
delivery at Miami, Fla.
DUBLIN, Ga.—(AP)—The activ
| jties of a man arrested by a posse
' j¢ the bandit who robbed the
- pank of Brewtom of $7,000 Wed
nesday were investigated by offi
cers today —on a theory that he
1'1«“‘1 a part in the theft of arms
srom the University of Georgia
arsenal, assertedly for sale to Cu
pan revolutionists.
oOfficers who caught the accused
man in a trap set in a swamp near
pere last night said he told them
he was Frank W. Elmore, 31, and
an aviator. By retracing his trail,
possemen said, they recovered all
put S3OO of the loot from the
pank and a sub-machine gun iden
tified as one stolen from the uni
versity arsenal. ; ! .
Elmore said the identification
was mistaken, however. He told
officers he bought the sub-machine
gun to protect himself from liquor
hijackers, they said. 3 : i
The Brewton bank was robbed
py a bandit who covered Cashier
J. B. Herndon with a machine
gun, foreéd him to pack the $7,000
in a waiting automobile and then
carried him two miles out of town
in flight. The car was found aban
doned but officers set a watch
about it and captured Elmore
when he approached last night.
FUNERAL NOTICES
NUNNALLY — The relatives a.ndi
friends of Mrs. Nancy Katherine
Nunnally, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Bsßolton, :Mr. and Mrs.. A, W,
“'Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. L. W.
Tf».‘:x'unna]ly, Mr. and Mrs. J. =
£ Hamilton, Mys. I. J. Oldham,|
kiof Athens; Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
L. Nunnally, Mr. and Mrs. G. _B.‘
& Nunnally of Athens; Mr. and
&hrs. W. B. Nunnally of Prince
‘&ton, Mr. J. C. Hamilton, of Los
@ Angeles, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Hamilton of Vevro, Ga.,
§Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Hamilton
of Lakeland City, Fla.; Ms. and
Mrs, Willie Hamiltenn, Monroe,
$Ga.; Mr. W, D, Nunnally, of
Chester; 8, C.; Mr. and Mrs.
@&Tim Davis, of Bogart; Mrs. Lil
i=lian Dial, of Statham; Mr. and
Mrs. Evie Cody, of Monroe, Ga.
#and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McCall
%0f Augusta, Ga., are invited to
@ attend the funeral of Mrs. Nan
cy Kahterine (M. S. D.) Nun
@ nally Friday, September 1, 1933,
#at three (3:00) o’clock p. m.
f@from the Bogart Baptist church.
& Rev. H. W. Grizzle of Statham,
gwill officiate, assisted by Rev.
J. H. Wood of Winder. Inter
@ment will be in the Bogart ceme
itery. McDorman-Bridges. -
@other and 3 Children
& Killed as Home Burns
# LAFOLLETTE, Tenn.—(lP)—The‘
fcharred bodies of Mrs. Pearl John
son and her three children were'
found today in their bedroom after
flames had swept their little home.
¢ Lying beside " ithe 27-year-old
smother were the bodies of Louise,
10, Paul 5, and Lois, a year and a
thalf old. \
i The husband and father, Floyd
Johnson, a filling station operator,
«escaped from the burning home!
through a window. |
There are 35,000 John Smithsin
the United States, according tc
f:timut(*s.
Tender String Beans, gal.
15¢ \
Shelled Green Peas, qt.,
15¢
Creen Hard Cabbage, Ib.
3Yae.
Avocado Pears, each 15¢
Meclons, extra fine, 25c¢
and 30¢
Elberta Peaches, not sto
rage
California Seedless
Crapes, Ib., 12V4e¢.
__ARNOLD & ABNEY
EXTRA SPECIAL FOR
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
| Home Made Bread and
| dozen Butter Rolls,
Both for 18c.
1-Pound Pound Cake and
| Home Made Cake, both
for 40c. ot
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WE DO OUR PART ")‘( %i’fl N-177 / - :
Program Advocated
By Secretary Dern
| Awaits Arms Parley
WASHlNGTON,—(&)—Secretary
Dern said Tuesday a program of
some $70,000,000 to $80,000,000 for
moderizing: the army's fighting
equipment on land and in the air
is being held up to see what hap
pens a¢ the Geneva arms confer
ence.
He and his associates have
wanted to strengthen the army
with the assistance of“money from
the huge public works fund.
Such money, he said, provideg a
ready source for ' expenditure;
whereas under ordinary conditions
it would be difficult to get army
moderization, ngpropriations through
Ccongress.
|Besides performing the impor
tant = and necessary function of
providing the army with the latest
type of equipment. Dern told re
porters, a program like his woald
relieve unemployment.
WESTBERRY THIAL
ENTERS TOTH DAY
Defense Attempts to
Prove Defendant Was in
Florida at Time
VALDOSTA, Ga.—(#)—The long
drawn-out Westberry murder case
entered its 10th session Thursday
with the defenfe continuing its at
tempt to prove the defendant was
in Florida the day the crime was
committed in Georgia.
Austin Westberry is on trial for
the mur(‘ers of W. H. Browning
and wife.
The state contends he killed the
couple with’ robbery as a motive.
The defense contends Westberry
was in Manatee the day the couple
was killed.
' Steve Rozier of Manatee testi
fied Wednesday that Westberry
‘was at his house on the day of the
‘murder. Other witnesses testified
along similar lines.
A Jegal tangle over presenlta
tion of a certificate of a baby’s
death — drawn :n:o the mesh
through statements that the wit
ness recalled the date he saw
Westherry in Florida because it
was the day after his baby died—
threatened an impasse until the
court ruled for the state.
Trading Brought
To Standstill on
~ Security Markets
- By VICTOR EUBANK
NEW YORK.—(AP)—Pre-holi
day apathy brought trading in the
security markets almost to a
standstill today and prices gen
erally shifted about lazily over an
extremely narrow range.
Stocks started out with a mild
rally, -led by: the -aleohols, but the
moderate upward flurry was of
brief duration and most quotations
soon drifted back to around their
levels of yesterday. Many opera
tors had already left town for the
protracted week-end. Wheat was
a trifie heavy at one time, but
other gains and cotton fluctuated
in unimportant fractions. The dol
lar sagged a bit in foreign ex
change dealings but there was no
pronounced pressure against the
American currency. Bonds moved
listlessly.
| ATHENS MARKETS
' The Athens cotton market
closed today at 9 1-8 cents. The
previous close was 9 1-4 cents.
PRICES IRREGULAR
NEW YORK.—(AP)—Cotton was
quiet today and prices moved ir
regularly within a narrow range.
An opening decline under ‘southern
%elling and liquidation was followed
by rallies on covering and trade
buying, but after selling up from
9.59 to 9.66 for December, prices
eased slightly.
Cotton futures closed barely
‘stead'y, 6 to~ 11 lower.
‘ Open High Low Close P.C.
\Oct. . 9.37 9.46 9.37 939 948
Dec. . 9.59 9.66 9.58 9.58 9.66
Jan. . 9.6 9.73 9.66 966 9.77
COTTON QUIET
's NEW ORLEANS.— (AP) —Cot
ton was decidedly quiet today, the
impending WhOlidays at the end of
the week and the government re
port due September 8 causing
traders to hold off and await de
velopments.
Cotton futures closed quiet at
net declines of 8 to 9 points.
Open High Low Cloge P.C.
Oot., .. 9.35 9.41 9.33 934 9.42
Dec. . 9.556 9.62 9.54 9556 9.64
Jan. . 9.67 9.67 9.67 9.64 9.73
CHICAGO GRAIN
High Low Close
WHEAT—
Sabt. e o AT B 8 .86
Dee. .. .. .5 1% &8 .90
RS S .o 8 93% .94%
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May o n. 1% 0% 60%
OATS—
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When Winter Comes!
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OUT OUR WAY
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