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Inspector Hayes Says AH the
Buildings He Has Visited Are j
Seriously Defective.
Mayor Winn arid Chairman F. A. '
Quillian of the bond commission ended i
their inspection of city school buildings I
with a visit to the English Avenue
school today.
"The school is in the best condition
of any I have seen,” said Mayor Winn.
“There are several defects that will
have to be improved, but the general
condition of the building is good, com
pared with others.”
Building Inspector Hayes, who is
making the official examination, will
visit the school today and note the de
fects for his report to the bond com
mission. He already has visited the
Lee, Walker and Hill schools and an
nounced today that each one is seri
ously defective.
"1 have found defects In every school
I have visited, and eome of them are
very bad,” said Mr. Hayes.
"I will be ready to report on those I
have visited by Monday, if called on
for a statement of their condition by
the bond commission.”
GEORgFa TEACHERS WILL
VISIT CUMBERLAND ISLAND
On June 20 the Georgia Teachers As
sociation will meet at Cumberland Is
land for the annual convention.
Coming as it does in the heated sum.
mer season/ and at a time when hun
dreds of school teachers throughout the
state are needing rest and recreation,
this meeting offers a delightful outing.
Then, too. Cumberland Island is not
only a historic spot, but possesses other
attractions for summer tourists. Fish
ing and boating are excellent. The cost
of the trip is very nominal, and the
rates will he published soon.
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June 20 to 24
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POLITICAL CRISIS
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Strike Spreads and Riots Insti
gated by Socialists Grow
More Serious Daily.
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BRUSSELS. June 6.—The political
outlook throughout Belgium threat
ened a crisis today, while the labor slt
| nation has arisen through the post
election riots is growing more serious
daily.
There is continuous fighting in the
coal mining districts. In the commune
•of Mons fifteen rapid-fire guns have
been scattered throughout mining vil
lages. In the event mobs give actual
battle to 'the soldiers.
The strike, called by socialists after
their defeat by the clericals at the polls,
is growing. Orders of conservatives
for the men to continue at work until a
peaceful way can be found to bring
about electoral reforms are disregarded.
A general strike was declared today at
Liege and also at Borinage.
Nearly all of tlie Catholic parochial
schools have been closed.
There was a big demonstration here
last night when 20.(t0n men and women
paraded through the streets. Socialist
deputies tried to pacify the paraders.
but were hooted down.
At Jammapes a mob fought the po
lice. tearing up the streets and using
the paving blocks for weapons.
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ROOM DEFENDANT
Following a tilt between Recorder
Pro Tern Preston and Attorney John A.
Boykin in police court, when the at
torney refused to turn over to the court
as evidence a promissory note for sl6,
J. H. Smith, a merchant of 406 East
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Smith appeared as a witness hi the
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had loaned money to R. W. Swann, an
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previously had confessed that he and
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TRAVELING MEN PROTEST
RAILROAD MILEAGE RULE
Joint petition of the Georgia divi
sions of the Travelers Protective as
sociation and the United Commercial
Travelers, asking abridgment of the
present rule requiring the exchange of
mileage for tickets, was filed today with
the state railroad commission The
commission has set the hearing for
June 27.
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Stricture
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