Newspaper Page Text
8, 1934
"cpAY, OCTOBER 16, TO7
WILL
rORCADERS
R WASHINGTON
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as nearly as pos
] ate of 40 cenits
h been allow
o in Washington.
vil] take charge
as quickly as you
tl Ambassador
1 will be taken
on stops and the
3¢ that your car
! ¢ you leave it.
s motorcaders
, speak in the
caravan stops for
' 1 The speak
i od in advance of
: lLeon 8. Dure,
. « chairman of this
E -hed Cuests: A num
. hed guests are be
b 7. Anderson, of
; .n of this com-
E A tire truck will
E motorcade, and its
make necessary re
: t<. Efforts are be
: .ve a wrecker ac
motorcade. In the
poy - . motor trouble, the
f ; ¢ilt pull to the side
nd will rejoin the
e ts nexit stop. This
caded :by Mz, Mil
i Frie f Macon.
E 1 Reculations: The
i ¢ peing drafted.
‘hings, one of the re-
E i ill he that no motor
. s nermitted to run in
srocession. He or
k n line at all times.
lesz than 200 feet
F etween cars while
! \ gpace of not less than
st be kept Dbetween cars
{ing through communi=
entrant finds it nec
d out of line for any
k .he must take up
E tion at the extreme
ntil the next reg-
A {e. then assuming
. 1} position in line
jicated by the number of the
o Plaec In Line: A mo-
E of Macon police of
; mpany the motor
ove o entire route of
«ill assigt entrants
! proper places in
o Highway Patrols
( na. North Carolina
o 11 escort the motor
thro their Trespective
L A+ Washington, the Met-
P will form an es
f o District of Columbia
nhassador Hotel. The
ovcle escort from Macon will
f travel, 'acting on
I from the tour mana-
Us winslett, of Macon,
1 the Official Car—
T r in the procession.
Y OF SLAIN KING
EXANDER PLACED
TOMB IN TOPOLO
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vl seeking fireatrms and
massed assemblage
ees on the cold bare
ment f by one impulse as
flagiraped sarcophagus of the i
| ¢ whose grandfaither,
¢ George, was slain by Turks,
igh the main street of
( y President Wilson |
e volee " they murmered a!
[ ipon their slain ruler. |
evout peasants who
der as one sprung‘
1 n humble blood stood
ed heads holdisg criei
ted eandles. Others
F hranches and corn in
osses, symbolizing
etelon and life,
eat national, indeed
nal, pageant of sor
ng who was assassi
¢ offcring the hand of
y to Franece,
' U. D. C. Chaoter
Awarded Gold Star
Banner at Convention
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d Gainegville.
vesterday after
lemorial service and
‘r 1y written by Mrs.
: f Raleigh, N. €.
1 e 1l of the natienal
. hat play was titled
: the White House
arase
| directed by Mrs.
‘ historian of the
” n) chapter, and Mrs.
presented the play.
! the delegates werae |
4 banquet given by
nization of Griffin.
. DAYS OF 1925
—~(P)—Scenes racing
ivs of '25, when Miami
ildest throes of the
""u; re-enacted here
civig arms opened
onnaires expected for
convention.
inncr-Herald — Palace Theater — Merchants
BICYCLE DERBY
ENTRY BLANK
Name, ~Sy e T A 1 v
Mddress, ~,il S o il i o e
CONSENT OF PARENT OR GUARDIAN
“0 NoT ENTRANT MEDICAL REMARKS
FILL NUMBER EXAM.
LEGIONNAIRES FROM
FIVE COUNTIES WILL
ATTEND FAIR HERE
(Continued From Page One)
ial arrangements are made 1o the
contrary.
“No article entered in one ciass
may compete for a prize in another
class, unless otherwise specified.
“The grounds and tents will be
in readiness for the reception of
exhibits any time after Monday 9
ami
“The exhibition of articies not
mentioned in the premium list is
solicited, as sgpecial arrangements
will be made for proper assign
ment. "
“Exhibitors of cattle and swine
are required by law to have serum
and tuberculin test made thirty to
sixty days prior to movement.
“No money can be accepted by
gate-keepers. Admission is only
by ticket or official badge.
“‘Applications for special priv
-leges on the grounds must he made
to the general manager.
“Premiums will be paid accord
ing to books turned in by the
judges, and not by ribbons award
ed.
“Prizes will be paid in full as
advertised, except where le3s than
three entries are made in one elass.
1f two entries are made, second
premium will go to firet and third
to second.
“No premium will be awarded on
exhibits which gre not worthy, re
gardless of competition.
Entry Blanks
“Entry blanks will be furnished
on application to the secretary.
Entries made in advance will avoid
the rush at the opening of the fair.
“A card or tag having a coupon
attached corresponding with the
entry wil] be given to the exhibi
tor. The articles will be delivered
upon return of this receipt.
“Every reasonable effort wil] be
made by the officers of the associ
ation and those in charge of the
grounds to protect the property on
exhibition from loss or damage,
but the association will not hold
itself responsible should any loss
or damage occur. ¢
“Drunkenness, disorder, or use of
profane or obscene language will
net be allowed on the grounds.
“Articles sent by freight or ex
press must be prepaid, addressed
to the manager.
“When the fair is ended," all ar
ticles not called for shall be prop
erly cared for by the secretary.
“Premiums will be paid to win
ners at the secretary’s office on
the fair ‘grounds on Thursday and
Friday between the hours of 3:00
and 5:00 p. m., or check will be
sent within thirty days after the
close of the fair. A
“Delivery wagons or trucks will
not be permitted to enter the
grounds before 8:00 a. m. and
must be off the grounds by 10:30
a. m. Afternocon dellvery hours
from 3:00 to 4:00 p. m. All deliv
ery wagons and trucks must have
a privilege ticket which entitles
the entrance of wagon or truck,
with not more than two persons,
during the hours specified for the
delivery of goods.
“A rest room sos women and
children will be maintained on the
grounds.”
WHITLEY IS LOW
BIDPDER ON STATF
HIGHWAY PROJECT
(Continued From Page One)
jects, renting Whitley’s machinery
and equipment to finish them. The
injunction case is now before the
Uniteq States Circuit Court of
Appeals.
In the hearing before the United
States district court, the conten
tion was made that the Highway
deparment had not advertised
properly the fact that contractors
should pay the prevailing local
wage on the two projects in ac
cordance with the NRA rule that
local governmental subdivisions
may fix the wage scale on projects
paid for wholly with non-federal
funds. -~
On the project of which bids
were opened today the Highway
department in its advertisements
for bids set forth that the local
prevaiing wage *scale in the com
munity where the work is done
should be paid by the successful
bidder. The Georgia code author
ity for contractors announced sev
eral days ago that contractors in
Georgia could bid on today’'s pro
jects on the basis of less than the
NRA 40 cents an hour wage min
imum and still retain, their Blue
Eagles.
Kemp and Company, of Ocilla,
was the apparent low bidder on
another state-financed project, the
repair of a bridge over the Sa
tilla river near Woodbine in Cam
\den county.
On another project, the grading
of 5.9 miles in Warren county, W.
L. Florence companp of Powder
Springs, Ga., was apparently low
with a bid of $27,866.
LETTERS FROM MRS.
STOLL, “KIDNAPER”
MADE PUBLIC TODAY
(Continued From Page One)
letter to you with instructions, Of
course, you may have already paid
it, in which event ignore cthis let
ter.” 4
GRAND JURY ORDERED
LOUISVILLE, Ky —(#)—A spe
cial grand jury to inquire into the
kidnaping of Mrs. Alice Speed
Stoll today was ordered impan
elled Saturday hy Federal] District
Judge Charles I. Dawson.
The order was issued on motion
of U. S: District Attorney Thomas
J. Sparks who announced vester
day that he would demand the
death penalty for Thomas H. Rob
inson, jr., 27, discharged lunatie,
sought as the man who abducted
the young society matron and
held her six days for $50,000. ran
som.
CAR IS LOCATED
SPRINGFIELD, O.—(#)—Chief of
Police George Abele said today a
car bearing the Illinois and In
diana, licens? plates belonging to
Thomas H. Robinson, jr., soughy as
the kidnaper of Mrs, Alice Stoll of
Louisville, was located here to
day. .
The automobile was located on a
tip given by a woman, the chief
said.
A man who drove the car here
and who answered the description
of Robinson, Abele said, spent the
night at a rooming house here. The
owner of the rooming house call
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ed the police but the man fled be
fore the officers arrived.
A card, bearing the name of
Jerry Dobsin of South Bend, Ind.,
was found in the car, Chief Abele
said.
Total Registration of
Vehicles Expected to
Be 400,000 This Year
ATLANTA . —(P)—W. L. Joiner,
chief clerk of the state notor ve
hicle division, predicted Wednes
day that total vehicle reglsn‘atlnnSf
in Georgia this year would approx- |
imate 400,000. |
To Oct. 1, there were 386,541
registrations, againsg 330,036 to thel
same date in 1933. i
The $3 tag, effective this year |
and jast, is credited with the sharp |
increase in registrutions.
Revenue from motor vehicle Ili
censes to Oct. 1 wars $1,161,100.22
this year, against $994,717.54 to the
same date last year, and $3,770,-
332.68 in 1932, before the $3 tag
became effective. |
While revenues from actual sale |
of motor vehicle licenses ha.vel
shown a drop as compared to the !
pre-$3 tag era, due to the lesse'ri
cost of the tags, gasoline tax re
ceipts have shown an increase. |
Six-cent gasoline tax I’ecelpts;
for the first nine months of 1934 |
w("re_ $10,445,989, against $9.099.-'
140 Tor the 1933 period, $10,083.855 |
for the peak period of 1932, andi
$9.953,269 in 1931. 1
| KIDNAP THREAT
- TORONTO. —() — Celestine
Daly, 20-year-old daughter of John
Daly, millionaire tea merchant of
Napanee, Ontario, was rushed out
of town Wednesday by members
of her family following threats
she would be Kkidnaped or harmed.
The young music student was
said to have been taken to Napa
nee. Miss F. Stewart, dean of
women at the Ontario Conserva
tory of Music, said members of
Miss Daly’'s family called for her
and took her away.
Large Fla. Grapefruit, 5¢
Florida Oranges, Large
Size, 25¢ ‘
Seedless Grapes, Ib., 12¢
ARNOLD & ABMEY
Honey Boy Cake, 15¢
Salt Rising Bread, 10c
Crisp Doughnuts, dozen
20c
Cream Puffs and Eclairs.
ARNOLD & ABNEY
Fresh shipment Club
House Coffee. Still going
at 3 pounds for SI.OO.
And this is the best Cof
fee Value on this market.
ARNOLD & ABNEY
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