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,V: V- J - * * . w "W' XXXII. FAYETTEVILLE, GEORGIA, OCTOBER 14, 1921. f A Y E T T E V \ L L E’ S QUOTA JJJX ERIERYTOLD IN THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA WAR MEMORIAL CAM PAIGN WHUH STARTED OCTOBER ♦ 11TH IS $2,835.00 DISPATCHES OF IMPORTANT HAP PENINGS GATHERED FROM OVER THE WORLD. Digging in'o the activities of the Ku Klux Klan, the house rules com mit too developed by testimony recent ly that the organization hr« taken In $1,488,710 since its foundation, that the department of justice was still STATE NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD Atlanta.—Judge John D. Humphrie conducting an investigation of its own. of the criminal division of the su- This Is the amount which the alumni the eve of their greatest co-opera*ive of Fave**e county have ret on* to so- effort, the raising of the War Memo- cure as their share of the million dol- rial Fund. For the first time in the Aar fund and the committee of the jiistoTy of the University. Georgia men (fklumni. headed by W. B. I-Iollings- everywhere sat down together to a worth are confident that it will he res t::e ussy header speedily raisetd. Each alumnus will be held responsible for giving or get ting a minimum of $315 for the unl- * versity. Oclo’ er 11 marks the opening of the campaign throughout the linked States; for on that evening the Uni- ' : verri y of Georgia men everywhere pwill ret down to dinner together on University dinner in their own home town at the same time. The War Memorial Fund will nro- vide endowment for the University, the comple’ion of the finest war me morial building in the Fou’h in hon or of the 45 Universi’y of Georgia men who died in the world war, a man's dor mitory, a science building and build ings for agriculture. The Occurrences Of Seven Days Given In An Epitom ied Form For .Quick Reading Foreign— George W. Upion, a Warren, Ohio, business man, was nominated by Presi dent Harding recently to be a mem ber of the federal trade commission. Mr. Upton succeeds John G. Pollard, a Democrat. The body of the .unknown American soldier ldl.ed in France fo which na tional honors will be pa 1 on Armis tice day will start the j urney home from Havre, France, on '.he Olympia at an early date. i FATTY ARBUCKLE SALMON PORTER When Fatty Arbuckle was “discov ered” for the movies he was cleaning cuspidors in a saloon. At the time of his arrest on a charge of murdering Virginia Rapps, he was a film star A COMMUNITY CHORDS WOULD HELP OUR TOWN Have you noticed that singers are generally a heal’hy set of people? They i Ireland. Thirteen of the Rowan’s crew “Distinctly good feeling” attended the opening meeting of the Anglo-Irish pmee conference, it was learned re- cen ly from sources close to the con ferees; This indication that the con ference pre.iminaries have passed suc cessfully was generlaly accepted as paving the way for harmonious con sideration of the more serious aspects of the situation, and hopes for per manent peace are again rising. Damaged by one vessel in - a dense fog off the southwest. coast of Scot land and then sunk by another com ing to its aid was the fate of the Laird liner steam r Rowan ’Tung b :- tween Glasgow, Scotland and Dublin, are. Their limgs, through constant i^ging, are brought about as near wi*h more money than he could spend, j t 0 perfection as it is possible to get Put his money went to his head, and them. his head landed him in a, murder’s ceil. Whether Arbuckle he guilty or inno cent the fact of the revolting debauch remains, and the debauch brought on the death of a v oman. The time may come when a man will achieve fortune wi'hout losing his brams or his decency, as is too often the ca c e now. But until that time does come pub- 1R omm'o" should, compel a decent ami Jaw-abiding line of conduct, even \ th though the intimation is not there. Plence a thought—and a suggestion. Everybody likes good singing and will take an evening off most any time *o hear it. There are a good many vocalists in this town, and others in the making, but they are no*, pronerlv organized. Now. why can’t we utilize the voices and form a mons+er chorus in this town, and do more singmg ,bo*h for the sake of. our health and for recreation and enjoyment? If you were told that a chorus of fifty or a hundred voices would be The womanhood of California has one ^ ie churches tonight, or at revolted. It. is even possible that the womanhood of America may fall in line. Twenty-five thousand California . ; women have nrcFc hed o,-’;. ! nst the showing of films in which Fatty Ar buckle appears, or any of the others •who were involved in the Arhucltle- cRanpe escapade. ff T h e womanhooH of America has suf fered rituch through the vulgar de bauches of these men of sudden weal’h and fame. It is not only the degrading inflluence they have upon the women with whom they come in contact., hut the veneration in its teens is besmirched by having them and t’noir e-canades paraded before their juvenile eyes. True, twen*y-five thousand is cpily a small percvent.a.ge of the women of California, or of any other state. But it is a beginning, and if it continues to grow it will have a great and purify ing ending. They are to be commend ed. Their cause is righteous and should prevail. If the owners of picture shows de sire to nrotect the morals of young boys and girls who attend their per formances, they can easily do so by putting the ban on any ' picture in which a man or woman of known ques tionable repu*e appears. The house that declines to conform |o (he laws of decency should be closed through lack of patronage. Public welfare demands it. some other public place, wouldn’t yous feel like hearing that music? Wouldn’t von feel like putting on the musical harness your-elf? Without cle'lnng to' teti^se, we suggest that there is too much of a j ^sinister ‘onclency to live unto ourselves. There is hardly the freedom and the in'er- change of ideas that should exist in a community of this size. A great community chorus would bring us toge’her. pull us out of our separate ruts, and put more of the joy of living into our hearts. It would be worth much to us, and yet it would cost nothing but a little plsasuroable effort. Who is for a community chorus—a big one, and in time a magnificent one? Sing out and he.heard! Linton Member Of Trade Commission Washington.—George W. Unton, a Warren. Ohio, business man, has been p.oniina + ed by President Harding to he a member of the federal trade com mission. Mr. Upton, who succeeds John G. Pollard, a Democrat, is the of his villa at Mentone, near '-’ushand of Harriet Taylor Upton, the chairman of the Republican national committee. and three passengers are missing. Two passengers died after being rescued by veisreis which responded to the wireless S. 0. S. call. The Irish peace delegates, who are tc begin nego’iations wi h representa tives of the British government, step ped from their special railway car riages in Euston station (London) and received a stormy welcome from sev eral thousands of their countrymen and - partisans. The British government is taking up with Washington the entire ques tion of the entry of British subpsets into the United States, it was learned recently. An agreement whereby the German government is to deliver to France within three years 7.000,000 000 gold marks worth of building materials was signed at Wiesbaden, by Louis Louch- p.u<\ finance- minister c-',the liberated j regions, and Walter Rathanau, German of reconstruction. The Washington conference on arm aments and Far Eastern questions took third place in the thre important problems which faced the British cab inet at a council held in Downing street at the official residence of Premier Lyold-George recently. Reports received by the authorities of the loss of life ’in the recent col lision between two suburban trains in the tur.rn# leading to St. Lazare rail road sta.ion showed that up to the present seventeen persons are dead. Hundreds of persons have died of plague in the city of Jubbulpur, Brit ish India, says a dispatch to the Daily Mail from Allahabad. Charles Carroll, of Carrollton, Md . who played a prominent part in Amer ican Red Cross work in Italy during the war, died suddenly in the garden Nic France. Five Are Drowned As Gas Boat Sinks Seattle, Wash.—Capt. Bernard Knud- cen, master, and four members of the crew of the gas boat J. T. Robinson "■ere drowned in the sinking of the Wa-Hiirtc-n- Testiipony before the committee touring o the Ku Klux Klan recen ly was conflicting and confusing. The collection of the co'erie of organizers, who bear high-sounding tides, were Services at the Mf-thc^t Ourch, Sunday, October 16 Robinson during a storm off Aliruklin i estimated at $30,000,000 by Reprssen;- bar. near the mouth of the Situk river, alive Tague, of Massachusetts, author southeastern Alaska, October! 5, ac cording to word brought here by the steamer Admiral Watson. f 10 A. M. Sunday School. 11 A. M. Sermon: “Christian Lib er* y.” 6:45 P. M. Ewworth League. 7:30. Services especially for the young people and children. Subject, “A Hole in the Ground.” Bring your friends and worship with us. Body Of Unknown Soldier Leaves Soon Washington.—The body of the un known American soldier killed in France, to which national honors will be paid on Armistice Day will start the journey home from Havre, France, Oc tober 25, on the Olympia. Good Suggestions For Our Town Obey the law.. Deal fairly with all men. A heart Piled with prayer. A home wi’h all of the necessities of life grown upon it. A CITIZEN. Negro Shot To Death Trying To Escape Fort Worth. Texas.—David Bunn, a confessed negro bandit, who held up and robheid a camping party at Lake- worth, near here one night recently, was shot, to death when he attempted to escape from officers who were * ping him from Dallas to Fort jpth for trial. Officers here said nn confessed to a large number of crimes in Tarrant county. Bunn was saved by officers from three mobs in the course of a week. Crash of Auto And Trolley Atlanta.—As the result of a head- on collision of his automobile with a street car recently, J. N. Cheek, of 950 West Hunter road, was taken to Grady hospital in a critical condition. Physicians sta’ed that he had suffer- 6d a fractured arm and leg, internal injuries and probably a fractured skull. The motorman and conductor ,of the street car, B. Warren and R. P McElhannon, are the same who had cahrge of the trolley involved in the Peachtree street crash recently, , in which two were fatally hurt and throe seriouslv injured. In one weeVfe time there have been five serious accidents with a toll of three dead and fourteen badly hurt. While driving out. Gordon street near Atwood shortly after 11 o’clock the wheels of Mr. Cheek’s auto mobile became locked between the car tracks, and he was unable to turn aside as the street, car approached. The shoch of the crash hurled Mr. Cheek, injured aiftl bleeding, into the street, and- virtually demolished the automobile The street car was no - badly damaged. of one of the investigating resolutions under consideration; he placed the membership at 500,00. Pos office In spector Williamson;’ showed that the books of the klan accounled for dis bursements of a,mat a-mu.Lon uni c quarter, and for a membership of 12G,- 000. Henry La Flanne, an American member of the crew of the shipping ..card steamer Salem County, a.. stabbed and killed recently by an un identified Mexican at Tampico. The troubled fortunes of the Ameri can merchant marine wore recently the subject of long^ consukation be tween President Harding : nd his cabi net. The whole qupstion of rehabili tation of the merchant carrier indus tries was considered in all of its do mestic and international aspects, but there was no indication that the dis cussion reached a point of definite de cision as to policy. Whether new leg islation will he sought or new trade agreements with foreign countries con summated remained uncertain. The war finance corporation an nounces that it will make advances to hanks in the Southeast through the Atlanta, Ga„ committee for a period of twelve months with renewal privi leges. it is slated that the determination of the house appropriations committee to hold up action on the big supply bills is nut only to prevent embarrass ment to the administration during the armament parley by having congress debate armament expenditures, but be cause the conference may dir'ate ma*e rial changss in the amount of mon«y perior court, recently overruled and extraordinary motion for a new trial in the case of Raymond W. Glass,, former manager of the Raymond Phonograph company, who was senten ced to the chalngang for five years following his conviction of the the: of an automobile over two years ago in the superior court. Savannah.—By means of a simple expedient—the placing orf soap in a keyohle—the disappearance of fresh Former President Wilson, Secretary meat from the warehouse of the Chat- of War Weeks says, will be asked ham Albattoir company has been selv- to attend the ceremonies at Arlington d. Missing meat for some time, the cemetery on Armistice Day. | keyhole was filled with soap; the key Secretary of Labor Davis announces with the soap upon it was found in that he is preparing a special esti-' possession of the colored watchman, mate asking an appropriation of $400,-; J. M Smith, 62 years old, who, it is 000 to be made immediately available said, admitted the tehfts. for revising the work of the employ-1 Savannah.—George and Campbell ment service of the department of la-, Wylly, of Savannah, but living for the Ijor - | last few month in New York, have an- Spectal compensation to fourth class nounced plans for a canoe trip of postmasters for carrying mail between more than 2,000 miles. They have the railroad station and the postoffics may be granted for the extra work in MERCHANTS HELPED US— WE SHOULD HELP THEM IF EVERY ONE WHO OWES ACCOUNTS PAYS ALL HE CAN, EVEN THOUGH IT’S LITTLE. THE TOTAL SUM WILL BE ENORMOUS—DO YOUR BEST. do not want to embarrass any one any more than is absolutely necessary, but it is merely a move toward self-preser vation. There are many who could make ar rangements to take care of all of their local bills with very little trouble, who seem to fail to recognize the import- •ulrr the discretion of the second assistant postmas er general. The Korean commission presented to the Ameri an delegation to the confer ence on limitation of ariftament an ap peal for “au opportunity to fully pre sent the cause of the Korean people 'o your delegation to the end that you will either present it to j the confer ence, or that you will create an oppor tunity for us to do so." Nomination of a number of American ministers to fore'gn com; tier, were re cently confirmed by the senate. Mrs. Emma B. BerrdrJI land Charles ; A. Rra-’n mother am' Vo’die' 1 ' o f Grov er C. Bemdoll, draft evader, filed sr.i’s ; in the supreme court of the District Local merchants have been literally “up against it” for the past few months. Almost without exception they were forced to take care of large losses in the falling of prices in their merchandise, and on top of that, many of the accounts that were usually paid in,.the fall of the year had to be car ried forward last year. But they man- j ance that this would be to local busi- aged to bear up under it all, and keep ness, and have neglected doing it for ' heir stocks complete and a smile | quite awhile. An effort to make a on their faces, regardless of condi-j lasting impression on them has been tions. ! made, and for the good of business in Now r that fall has come again, they j general it is hoped they will heed have made an effort to show their ered- j , he urgen t invitation the merchants it customers their condition, and their j , mve extencled lor them to drop in and inability to carry them further and . , , .. hope that they have been able to make Settle their accounts, or make satis been practicing for the feat, having | an impression on them. Of course they ] factory arrangements about them. just completed a trip to 1,200 miles j — ■ j. 1 i j-— == <.n the Hudson and St. Lawrence riv- a jj cockade sentence will be met-1 and r.idet friends, neighbors amt ers and the Great Lakes. They nowr e:i out t0 t i !e third-time offender, sai.i ; ives whom they have not seen, per. uopose to make the trip to Savannah Judge jqhmon. Fines here.ofore have! ’'-apa. in years.* The officials of the n a canoe. j ranged from $5 to $26 Savannah.—To float a lean to ob- j Savannah.—Kelly Collins, convict- aiu funds with which to meet obliga- j ed of the murder of Deputy SheriL ionsf or completing the work of re-|\V. H. Coleman, of Tat.nail count;.. near Cobb.own, several months ago, i.. here a unique plan has been adopted: Ten picked men of the congregation will be insured, taking out ten-year endowment life insurance policies for'aid io break jail, an aggregate amount of $60,009. To* provide this sort of collateral the con gregation agrees to meet the cost of the premiums. Chattooga County Fair association will endeavor to make this one of the features of the fair this year, a.- such an event will enable the people of the county to come here and meet the ex-Chattoogans, who would not be able to see them in their homes in various parts of the county. Atlanta.—A compromise at Emory cently, by order, prevented from mat- j university between the faculty and it)g her regular vioils to him and when j students ot the junior and sophomore sses recently averted a tnreatened in the county jail here for safe keep ing. It is reported that he had made e. eral efforts, evidently with outside j His wife was re- Atlanta. — A vigorous campaign of Columbia recently to obtain prom ‘ f" a ‘ nst speeding and other forms of Sun erty seized by Thomas W Millar, alien ! raff,c vlolatlon will be inaugurated | 20. v. i property custodian and Frank White, s00 ®’ accor n S t0 announcement made recently by Judge George E. j Johnson, of the recorder’s court. For the first offense in speeding a fine aggregating $26 will be imposed. $51 1 for the second offense, while a straight treasurer of the Uni ed Spates. Thorough reorgaridatiop of the ad ministrative machinsrv is the Bahama canal zone with redica : changes in existing., pnliri s wa-e r*la the preliminary report submitted to Secretary Weeks by the commissi-n which recently investigated conditions in the canal zone at his request. Financial inability to reduce freight rates was pleaded by railroad wit nesses, appearing at hearings before the interstate commerce commission 4 o oppose applica ion of eastern south ern and northern hardwood producers for general reductions of tariffs on their products. mg she appealed her case to the state wel- fare board. Collins was removed bv | wali-out cf members of toth classes, .he Tattnall sheriff to Savannah. ' | tfce result of the suspension recently Summerville -Thursday. October | of four sophomores and one junior be lli be observed as Home-Comind cau ' e of an alle S ed bazm!:: episode. ; Ur on being given assurance by the ! faculty that the five students suspsnd- : ed would be reinstated after the day at the Chattooga County fair, which opens here on that date, it is planned to invite every fermer citizen cf the county to < ome to Summerville pn ‘Tl&ri^.P9.u%g” da.s^.attuml -tlis fair Christmas holidays if the sophomore and junior classmen would return to th®>* .•clashes, the matter was settled Dcr r, ~s£ic- A coroner’s jury, summoned to in-! v''s+’"o o the fal ,, u tr of a wall n c an | old dwelling which was being razed by he i i y, which resulted in the de.un of five workmen at Lynchburg, Va., recently returned a verdict that the j men came to their deaths as the re- j suit of an accident due to the lack of j proper precautions. David B ,nn, confessed negro bandit, who hold up and robbed a camping ; part at Lakeworth, near Fort Worth, Texas, recently, was shot to death when he attempted to escape from of-' Geers v ho were brin mg him from Dallas to Fort Wor’h for trial. A formal warrant charging Herman F. Ra ’emacher, a former policeman,; with the murder of his wife, Gar-; 'rude, who was thrown from Bello lie bridge in o Detroit river and: drowned, was issued recently at Do-1 troit, Michigan Captah^Bernard Knudsen. master, and lour members of the crew of the gas boat, J. T. Robinson were drown- i od in the sinking of the Robinson dur- ’ng a storm off Aliruklin bar, near, the mouth of tlie Situk river, South-! eastern Alaska, recently according to! word brought to Soattle, Wash., by; the steamer Admiral Watson. Philip Breeder, 67, a retired New York City tailor, died of a cerebral hemorrhage re ently. superinduced by holding a “royal flush.” Five men, all white, were killed and two others were injured at Lynchbuhg, Va., recetnly, when a brick wall of a building collapsed. A handbag containing certified obeeks to the amount of $6 000, thought o have been stolen from the Nashville, Tenn., depot platform following the ar rival of a Memphis train recently, was found in the coach. The contents were intact. A resolution indorsing the present method of electing bishops was adopt ed by Holston conference, M. E. Church, South, in session at Morris town, Tenn., .and another resolution op posing unity of the two Methodist bod ies was voted down after spirited de bate. and then adopted a substitute motion going on record as favoring unification of the two bodies at the proper time. Washington police are co-operating with Virginia authorities and private detectives in an effort to trace wines and liquors, said to be worth $300,000, which were stolen \ from the country f 1 WITH COTT ON AT 20c AND ABOVE HOW DO THESE PRICES SUIT YOU? EXTRA GOOD QUALITY OUTING— Light and Dark Colors, 22 1 /2c Value- 17 l/2c — $1.25 15c SPECIAL MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS— $2.00 Value— QUR PRICE EXTRA QUALITY SEA ISLAND- 40 in. Cheap at 20c— OUR PRICE HEAVY TWILL CANTON FLANNEL— Bleached or Unbleached, 20c Quality— OUR PRICE 15c HIGH GRADE FLOUR $8.00 bbl. SUGAR, 15 lbs. — $1.00 WOMEN’S HIGH GRADE HOSE— Value 50c— OUR PRICE — 35c MEN’S OVERALLS— Value $2.00— OUR PRICE $1.00, $1.25, $1.5C BEST QUALITY 32. in. GINGHAMS— All New Patterns— Good Value at 30c— OUR PRICE 25 CHEVIOTS— Value 30c— OUR PRTCF — 36-IN. BLEACHING- Fine Quality— Value 20c— OUR PRICE — 22 1/2 171/2' READY-TO-WEAR and MILLINEY DEPARTMENT. Most Complete Line SHOES—Good Value $3.5 Wonderful Values in Coats and Coat Suits. 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