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NEW RECORD MADE
WITH NAVY GUNS
‘Washington, Sept. 14.—A new world
Tong distance record in naval gunnery
has been made by the new superdread
~3’laught Pennsylvania, the navy de
‘partment announced tonight. The big
sliip's twelve 14-inch rifles, mounted
in four turrets, on a simultaneous
‘broadside discharge in a recent trial,
registered five hits on a small target
htj, a range of 20,000 yards, or eleven
Ll"4l;nd miles. At that distance the tar
‘get was below the horizon and was
not visible to the Pennsylvania gun-’
Lers. |
g AThe Pennsylvania’s record is consid
;‘«J;e(l by naval department officials as
'al_l the more remarkable because this
I'_w'gs the first time the ‘guns had been
fifired gince they were mounted in the
dreadnaught when she was built a’
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airship, but you will walk in a pair of
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you want. If it’s Shoes with style, ser
. vice and comfort you want, we have
~ them. Educator Shoes for children.
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This is the policy of the Georgian Pharmacy, and it is our aim to
serve our customers only with the best and with the utmost prompt
ness. : ;
Mr. Emory Ryals is again connected with the Georgian, and is in
charge of the prescxjiptiou department. His experience as a druggist
has been a record of accuracy and pilompt service.
" Toilet Articles, High Grade Candies, Cigars, and Soft Drinks
GEORGIAN PHARMACY, Inc.
WHITSETT & RYALS, Proprietors.
Phone No. 284 Oppeosite Union Depot
EXCURSION
--VIA--
G. S. & F. RAILWAY
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19
Jacksonville $3.00 '
St. Augustine $3.50
St. Petersburg $5.00
Tampa $5.00
, Miami $13.00
Excursion trains will leave Cordele September 19th, at 12:34 p. m. and
2:03 p. m. arriving at Jacksonville at Jacksonville 7:45 p. m. and 8:50
p. m. and arriving at Tampa 7:30 a. m. and St. Petersburg 8:00 a. m., Sept.
20th. Regular train service will be used from Jacksonvilie to St. Augus
tine and' Miami via the F. E. C. Ry., Wednesday 9:30 a. m., arriving St. Au
gustine :10:40 a. m. and Miami 11:30 p. m. Jacksonville and St. Augustine
tickets will be limited 5 days, Tampa and St. Petersburg 6 days and Miami
8 days. Tickets to Tampa and St. Petersburg will be routed via Atlantic
Coast Line or Seaboard Air Line from Jacksonville. Plenty of coaches will
be provided so as to prevent crowding. Everybody invited. For-";urther info:-
Newport News.
+ The Pennsylvania is the first Ameri
can battleship to have its entire main
battery mounted three guns to a tur
ret and her performaunce is .declared
by ordnance and construction officers
to answer critics opposing the three
gun turret system. :
The Pennsylvania and Oklahoma at
the present time are undergoing their
final test and navy department reports
cay they are fulfilling the required
specifications in highly satisfactory
manner.
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‘or MALARIA Or CHILLS & FEVER,
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{taken then a 2 a tonic the Fever will net
sturn. It scta on the liver better than
slomeal and does 2ot dripe or eicken. 25¢
l JUDGE HARRELL IS ELECTED.
Bainbridge Man to Preside Over Al
bany Circuit, Superior Court.
Albany, Sept. 14.—Returns from
Mitchell county, which were not re
ceived until today, made certain the
election of Judge W. M. Harrell, of
Buinbridge, as judge of the Albany cir:
cuit superior court. Judge Harrell
went into Mitchell with a lead of over
1,800 over Judge A. S. Johnson, of Ca
milla. Judge Johnson got 1,327 votes
in Mitchell to 700 for Harrell, giving
Harrell a majority in the circuit of
1,248.
WHITE IS FOUND GUILTY.
Douglas Man Is Convicted, With a Re
commendation, of Murder of
Daniels.
Douglas, Sept. 14.—The jury trying
George H. White for the murder’ of
Thomas W. Daniels in Douglas on Ju
ly 7, returned at 4.05 o’clock this after
noon a verdict of guilty, with a recom
mendation of mercy, which means life
imprisonment under the law.
Daniels’ counsel will make a motion
for a new trial, and if it is denied, he
will take the case to the supreme
court. Defendant’s young wife and
two small children sat with him in
court all during the trial.
' THOMAS NELSCN PAGE
ON THE ITALIAN FRONT
Udine, Italy. Sept. 14—Thomas Nel
son Page, the American ambassador,
arrived here today for his visit to the
Austro-ltalian front. He was accom
panied by Captain Elvin R. Heiberg,
military attache, and Lieutenant Com
mander Charles Russell Train, mnaval
attache of the embassy. They were
received by both military and civil
authorities and will be guests of the
supreme command of the Italian army
while they remain at the front, which
will be about a week. I
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Barger” Klaxons ¥ $7.50"t0 $2O
"Klaxons~are made only by the
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Newark.N. J. Like all standard’
‘articles they are’ widely imitated.!
’To be sure, findA,{he,K/axon‘
name-plate.,
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supplies at our store.
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THEVCORDELE DISPATCH, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER, 17, 1916
EAKES TO RUN AGAIN.
'n Statement Says State Needs Prop
er Sort of Businéss Administra
tion.
Atlanta, Sept. 14.—Senator W. J
Makes, whq was a candidate for statc
reasurer against W. J. Speer, today
zave out the following statement:
“I want to thank very deeply the
seople of the state who supporied mc
;0 cordially in my race and to try to
»xpress to them my heartfelt appre
siation. For the future 1 desire to say
hat two years from this time I shall
70 before the people again for the
same office on the same basis of con
rention, that the state needs a proper
sort of business administration. I am
still confident the peopie of the state
would so express themselves in the
absence of detracting influence of
sther races.”
100,000 MEXIC LABORERS
ENTER UNITED STATES
San Antonio, Texas, Sept. 13.—More
‘han 100,000 Mexican laborers, in
~lading men, women and children, en
ered the United States thorugh Tex
1s ports of entry during the year end
ng June 30 last, according to the of
ficial report of the federal service. On
4 basis of immigration from Mexico
:ince June 30, it is estimated the move
'u:mlt from the southern republic for
the present fiscal year, will be about
225,000.
The heavy immigration from Mexico
at this time is due primarily to the
deplorable conditions accruing from
he several revolutions there.
ELEPHANT KILLS CIRCUS
EMPLOYEE BEFORE CROWD
Kingsport, Tenn., Sept. 14 —Walier
Blridge, 23 vears old, an employee ol'!
a circus, was killed by an elephant
here this afternoon bhefore several ]
thousand spectators. The elephant
agrabbed the young man with his trunk!
and pounded him against the groumlf
and finally trampled on him. A punirz
was caused among several humlrvd}
spectators, several women fainting. |
Shots fired in the animal by men in |
the crowd only increased .the 91(:-!
nhant’s fury, but he was finally quieted E
by his keeper. !
GIRL !INDICTED FOR MURDER.
Said to Have Admitted Killing Boy
Sweetheart After Quarrel.
Huntsville, Ark., Sept. y3.—Naomi
Beach, 18-year-old daughter of a farm
er lving near here, was indicted on
a charge of first degree murder. She
is said to have admitted that she shot
and killed Earl Sisco, 20-year-old son
of a neighbor, on July 11. They had
been sweethearts, but had qguarreled.
The girl is reported to have said that
she killed the hoy because he cursed
her when she sought a reconcilia
tion.
WILL CLEAR MONTGOMERY
AND MORBILE OF TIGERS
Montgomery, Ala., Sept. 14.—Attor
ney General Martin is to make an in
vestigation in Montgomery and Mo
bile in regard to the violation of the
prohibition laws. In a statement is
sued he says:
“Undoubtedly the liquor laws are be
ing openly violated in Montgomery. |
have held a conference with Solicitor
Seibles and T expect to take up the
violations of the law here as soon as
possible.” . .
In a previous statement the attor
ney general said:
“T shall investigate conditions in
Mobile as soon as possible after the
Girard cases are closed, and . this
should be within the next ftwo weeks.”
Tt is charged here that quantities
of liguor are being brought to Mont
gomery by gasoline launches. The
launches anchor at some isolated spot
and automobiles convey the liguor to
the city. The attorney general has
writien the sheriff of counties along
the river to be on the watch for these
launches.
O e e eet i e o m oo i
“SELL SOMETHING DAY PLANNED:
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Dublin Is Going to Try Out Scheme to
Stimulate Trading With |
the Farmers. !
Dnblin, Sept. 14.—laurens cmm!y:
is preparing to have a “Sell Smnelhin_fzi
day” each month for the farmers, ul‘~!
ter the plan used in some other states |
of the south. 1
On the first Tuesday in each mtmth}
the farmers of the (:o':_\' are invited
to bring to Dublin all the hogs, cows, |
chickens, eggs, produce of all l(in(ls.l
milk. butter, and any other articles
they have for sale. Besides legal sales
day, the plan would make it a day for
the sale of every kind of produce from ‘
the farm and would give the buyers
an opportunity to get what they de
sire. The first Tuesday in October
has been set for tho_ beginning of the
new plan, when every farmer is in
vited to bring something to town to
sell.
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wWhen {he Chevrolet Motor Comrany first effered its Model. “FOUR NINETY"
Touring Car to automobile dealers and to U public at the New York show in Janu
arly, 1915, with electric lights and starter, at the ihen sensation price of %550, the man
! agement stated frankly that the name POUR NINETY!. reall mean something and
that whenever the cempany's manuincturing e iies and production justified it, the
price on this car, electrically equipped, should bLe $490.
Snee the above date, the Chevralet has compl d the hest motor plant in this coun
{ryv: has built and equipped an up-te-the minute axle nlant; has required & complete
transmission plant, and hag i operation seven large assembling plants. The Chevro
let Company has now reachet a volume of prod wetion which enables it te make good
its original proniise.
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%490, FULLY EQUIPPED, with a standard, two-unit eleetric Hghting and starting sys
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CORDELE, GEQRGIE
IWLL CONVENTION BE MADE
UP OF DEMOCRATS ONLY?
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Atlanta, Sept. 14.—Will the demo
cratic convention oif veorgia, to be
held in Macon on September 26, be
comnosed of democrats?
The reports being circulated, in
which somie names are being named,
indicate pretty strongiy that it wiil
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this splendid health habat.
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a glass of | rater with a tea ful of
Says a glass of hot water with a teaspoontul o
limestone phosphate fa 1t washes poisons
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from system, and makes one feel L
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Why 15 man and woman, half
the time, fecling nervous, despon
dent, worried; some days head
achy, dull and unstrung; some
days really incapacitated by 11l-
TeSs,
If we all would practice the
drinking of phosphated hot water
before breakfast, what a gratify
ing change would take place. In
gtead of tliousands of half-sick,
anaemic-looking =ouls with pasty,
muddy complexions we should see
crowds of happs, healthy, rosy
cheeked people everywhere. The
reason is that the human system
does not rid itself each day of all
the waste it accumulates under
our preseint mode of living., For
every ounce of food and drink
iaken into the svstem neariy on
ounce of waste material must I
carried out, else it ferments and
forms ptomaine-like poisgns 1n
the bowels which are absorbed
into the hlood. ,
Just as necessary as it is to
clean the ashes from the furnace
each day, before the iive will burn
bright and hot, so we must each
not be a simon-pure demoecratic gath
ering. In repcated instances, accord
ing to these revoorts, the county dele
gations in certain counties are not be
ing confined to members of the organ
ized democracy of Georgia by any
means. Indeed, it iz stated that in noj
few of the counties, are the Macon
convention delegates being made up of
» combination of democrats, populists,
morning clear the inside organs
of the previous day’s aceumula
tion ef indigestible waste and
hody toxins, Men and women,
whether sick or well, are advised
to drink each morning, before
breakfast, a’' glass of real het
water awith s i":’.Hj;t'MHfll] of lime
stone plospaate in it, asa harm
less means of washing out of
the stomaclhyliver, kidnevs and:
howels the indigestible material,
waste, sour bile and toxins; thus
cleansing, sweetening and puri
{vine the entive alimentary canal
before patting more food into the
stomaech
villions of '}"m"ga’;(‘ who had
their turn al econstipation, bilious
aiineks, aeid stomach, sick head
aches, rhbumatism, lumbago,
pervous days and sleepless nights
have become real eranks aboub
{the morning-inside bath. Al
qudrter pound of linestone phos
phaie will not cost mueh at the
drue store, but is sufficient to
cderiongtrate to anvone its cleans
ing sweetening and i’rcshenipg
cffect upon the system, . . ‘
moosers and republicans.
But few of the counties, compara
tively, have made known their dele
gates yet, but ';'.'?l(‘(.‘. they are all in the
lists of names will, in all probabili
ty, be checked and, if the reports.are
as well founded as they seem ta'be,
there undoubtedly will be some ifi‘ter
esting revelations. - >
