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ourts Considering Gov’s. Financial Dictatorship Kjtator.l-.lp" A^orUlrt Fnm) d Maneuvers aspects of Governor r a rio" T ; tmadge - S financial were still before this week, but a swtftiy -.aneuver brought some ™ c pno the treasury before ctlon to prevent Its ; ti there could be serv- ' " .al officers. OtMerverm preiieted that the Governor i have difficulty in secunni ;;; rai use the monthly lO ' 0 f oil companies wWtfB inarily are used for isea To prevent the oil com payment from goln« into j-eueral treasury. A KTOTj)|Of citizens obtained an InjilBe- in the superior courtdt r reventing Paul °oyai. chairman of the Rerrahs alsi on from doing anything . rould oermit the use no-y for any department than that of highways. Tal- € acted quickly. He announc- io resignation of Doyal irir.an of the commission and ipoiatment of his de facto roller General. G. B. Car- *i 'so a revenue commission r as chairman of the body. ' remained on the revenue js^on then, while attorneys getting the injunction ex- d to include all members of revenue commission. Carre- ld 3 group of armed Nation- lrdsmen marched into tlu o; De Facto Treasurer J. 5 rith the money. The orSET ire the injunction had not erved. LaGrange. Daniel’s home, Lee B. Wyatt took under eration the suit of the exe- conunlttee members of the ja Federation of Labor ang to prevent Daniel from ding state funds without spe- appropriations by the Legis- e. Another suit, in which a -Judge superior court at At- had declared its right to on certain aspects of tK3 tatorship.” was appealed to Supreme Court by the Gover- Hitler’s Envoy ER MILLAGE tie day following that cn which oil company money was placed the treasury, the Governor an- unced the tax levy for 1936 k below four mills. He junty taxing bodies to fol- example to be set by the ,d lower their millages ac- y He said the state is col- its taxco and “the money applied according to law.” RD SPEAKS Way*'. Ga. Henry Ford this c r.bcd the withdrawal of • laud from production as • than thievery.” wrong, it’s against nature.” auto magnate said in an inter- He described what he term- few Deal project he is estab- near his plantation in line his theory that agriculture du-.try should be correlated, shops, a foundry' and a r ry laboratory are to be ed ar.d saleable articles, in- - parts of automobiles, are - .rnecl out by young people he Ways area. Mr. Ford said will be self-sustaining, inta police pressed their ■ a mad negro sniper who I one negro and wounded others Residents of the negro were under high tension. !f Gordon E. Davis of » county was iast week guilty of conspiracy to vlo- the Internal Revenue laws by deals. He was tried in C'juu at Valdosta. Judge Deaver announced he a pronounce sentence later, tnouncenien* was made that growth of the livestock lndus- ” G ‘°rgi.i would be celebrated tows at Savannah, Albany, in a hd Atlanta within th* weeks. First of the events D -he annual fat stock show •mah. March 26-27. federal government an al Macon it is distnis- appeal of the BankheaS Jit tiled by Governor Tal- and other farmers The expected to make avail- /° r distribution to the farm in'? thousands of dollars in ’axes impounded In the ; r.der the suit. H-nry Sloan. Mbultrie Ne- on trial for hTs Tlffe at this week for slaying Otis ’■'hite man. Sloan's irist J!i Moultrie was set a federal court which - i: - d be «?n tried in an at- °* m ob violence. When Ptolehafoerfiror Hitler die* patched Germany's reply to the Locarno treaty elpneteriee, meet* In London to ponder the Rhineland criele, he cheee hie right-hand diplomat. Joachim von Ribbentrep (above) to carry the document In person. (Atiociated Praia Photo) Mr. Tom Fraley celebrated _ Birthday anniversary last Sunday and enjoyed a family reunion. A delicious dinner was served at noon by Mrs. Fraley and all the children were present for the happy occasion. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Amonette and children of Al bany, Mr. and Mrs. William Fra ley, Maj, and Mrs. Godfrey Oster- man and Miss Elisabeth Fraley. The day was a happy one for Mr. Fraley as he received the congratulations of his friends. He has lived in this city all of his life and has a large circle of friends throughout The county. PROPERTY SOLD Ivey. Ga.. March 19. J. T. King. Jr., of MiUedgeville, part owner of the MiUedgeviUe Telephone Co. has purchased a tract of hind near here frem J. Youngblood containing 125 i knowns as the Ivencn Smith old home place for a consideration of $700. Mr. King states that his chief pur pose in buying the property is to grow timber on the place. The farm has been occupied for the last few years by J. H. Blocd- worth and family.—Wilkinson Coun ty News. FARM AGENT TELLS OF 4-H CLUB WORK BEFORE KIWANIS Farm Agent W. Y. Cook told the MUIedgevUle Kiwanls Club of the organization of 4-H Clubs in Bald win county and of the work being done by the farm boys and girlj at the meeting of the club last Thursday. The club will entertain the of ficers of the three clubs in the county at a later meeting. The club greatly enjoyed two readings which were given. The club voted to continue their efforts for a side walk to the State Hospital and the erection of a Dlay ground in the city. Col. Joe Jenkins, president, pre aided at the meeting aad the at tendance prize was awarded Carl Massey. MITT WEDNESDAY IS ALL POOLS DAY Ak* Wtrnlac, next Wednesday ta April lrt, and All rool’s D, y ItW nral April fool Joker will be iw*etleed and our cltixer-s may look to many practical pranks on this day. TWC ADAMS ILK '- Queen of the M»y Already looking to the merry [month of May. atudenU of Shorter jeolloge at Rome. Ga.. have elected •pretty Charlotte Fowera (above) of Lindale. Ga., to reign as queen of the!.May Day festival. (Associated •ProA Photo) A THRILLER Doesn’t Cost You Much To Dress Up at The Empire MRS. FLOYD JACKSON HONORS SON ON BIRTHDAY. Floyd Jackson, Jr., of Macon, formally of MiUedgeville, celebrat ed his 16th birthday at his home. Spring Street, Monday with a lovely birthday party. The home was decorated with spring flowers. Thfc? color scheme pink and white. The large birth day cake holding 16 candles was the center piece for the table. The Eas ter motif was carried out in all of the decorations. Games were played and later in le evening refreshments were served to the twenty guests. The party was a delightful affair and enjoyed by all of those who attended. Floyd Jackson. Jr.. wiU be re membered as the grand-son of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Jackson. YOUNG MEN’S FLEATEO BACK MODELS Sign nothin*, promise nothing un- I yon have seen the new 1936 Westlnghoaae Refrigerator — Eaay tenna—CILFTON ADAMS ELEC TRIC CO. GRAY. TAN AND BLUE SIX.9S SEES—34 TO 40 The Empire Store HARTFORD STREET SCENE—BUT WHERE’S THE STREET? 'ihing, promise nothing i . - new 1030 Hill!"" 1 "*" - =*» I to TON A “AMS ELEC-1 CAMPUS THEATRE THURSDAYFRIDAT, MARCH 2< mi V SWDAT MARCH 21 Adventure Cay aad Audacious... a Thocaand Laugh* and a Heart Punch! with "'ll GENE RAYMOND WENDY BARRIE BRODERICK DhtcltJ i, LEIGH JASON MONDAT-TUESDAT. MARCH 3f pad 31 tar fra* • ASTAIRE ROGERS IRVING BERLIN Randolph Scott, Harriot Hilliard, Asfrld Allwyn. Directed by AMtf SANDKCH. A Pgndro S. Barman Production. RKO-tAmo flCTUtt Akmc and lyrics by Irving Borlin. founded upon tha play, Short laavaf by Hubert Otborna. ON THE STAGE—WEDNESDAY APRIL 1ST