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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 15, 1925. ’ twenty-one prisoners WILL BE DEPORTED ATLANTA, Ga.. Sept. 15.—Ac cording to announcement by M. A. Coykendall, immigration officer of the Atlanta district, a total of twen ty-one former inmates of the At lanta federal penitentiary will be deported before October. Eighteen of these are now lodged in the Ful ton county jail, while the remainder have not yet been discharged from the prison. Practically all of the prisoners were convicted for attempting to smuggle narcotics into the United Btates, it was said. MAN WHO SHOT WIFE, TAKES OWN LIFE ATLANTA, Sept. 15.—Crazed with grief because he shot his wife on July 22, because she later filed suit for divorce, and because of the added fact that she had repeatedly repulsed his efforts to reconcile their differences, C. B? Harris. 29, Monday afternoon ended his life by drinking poison at his home, 310 Central avenue. 7,826 BALES GINNED IN SUMTER, NOT 7,286 Seven thousand eight hundred and twenty-six bales of'cotton were ginned in Sumter county from the opening of the 1925 season up to September 1, not 7,286 as publish 'ed Monday. The error, a typo graphical one, is regretted. PACIFIC FLIGHT OF PB-1 IS CALLED OFF SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15. Indefinite postponement of the San Francisco-Honolulu flight of the seaplane PB-1 has been decided on. Captain Stanford E. Moses, flight commander said. Captain Moses said that the au tumnal equinoxial storms are due soon and that the ships used as guard craft for the PN-9 Number 1 have been ordered to San Diego to prepare for gunnery practice. New Teacher Here is Raleigh Valentine Reece, who has been chosen to succeed John T. Scopes as a high school teacher at Dayton, Tenn. 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