The Cordele Dispatch, 1926-07-21
The front page of 1926-07-21. 1,422 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.
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IFIT'S YOURKIDNEYS DO NOT DELAY A MOMENT Kidney troubles are dangerous. That weak or aching back, those rhcumatic pains, that scalding, scanty or too frequent urination, means deadly URIC ACID in the system, Heal the kidneys so they can resume their duties and filter out this insiduous poison. DeWITT'S KIDNEY & BLADDER PILLS are recommended as the best remedy in the world for kidney discases. They are heal healing, - ing, healing, antiseptic and wonderfully effective. Many base imitations of these wonderful Pills are placed on the market by unscrup unscrupulous - ulous unscrupulous manufacturers, whoeventry to imitate the blue effect. Avoid such worthless imita imitations. - tions. imitations. Be sure that you get the genuine, Sold everywhere at 50c and $l.OO per pottle, Acept no substitute, 5 ' IF IT'S YOUR STOMACH YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO NEBLECT IT, Stomach troubles, such as Dyspepsia, Indi Indigestion, - gestion, Indigestion, Heartburn, ete., cause infinite suffer sufferil}u:lnd - il}u:lnd sufferil}u:lnd mar many thousands of lives. Give Wature a chance and your Stomach a vaca vacation. - tion. vacation. Let KODOL DYSPEPSIA TABLETS do the work. They are of the highest diges digestive - tive digestive power; oncof theirprincipal ingredients will digest3,oootimes in weightof albuminous matter. Get Kodol Dyspepsia'Tablets - NO'T something else=at any drug store=ioc and ELOO per box, STEAD'S DRUG STORE r - 2 PHONE NO. 1 4,
ARE QUESTIONED ' FINGER PRINTS ARE PLAYING PART IN INVESTIGATION OF DOUBLE MURDER. MACON, Ga., July 21 - (P) - Two true bills charging Ed Glover, negro, with the murder of Miss Hilda Smith and E. W. Wilson on Ju'y tenth were returned by th 2 special grand jury this morning, At the same time it was announced that the special grand jury would remain in session probakly fo ra wcek. Cars Davis, G. L. Cobbh, and other white men arrested after the killing have appeared before the grand jury during its inquiry. Davig, as a witness at the coroner's inquest, told of the discovery of the bodies and since then officials say he declined to talk other than main maintain - tain maintain steadfastly that he was not pres ent at he killinz or direvly afterward Fiiger prints found in a bloodstain bloodstained - ed bloodstained envelope picktd up near the spot where the bodics were found pro pronounced - nounced pronounced as those of Davis, ' Othe fingerprints found on thc' windshield of the automobile driven | by the couple at the time of thel shooting were identified as those of] Glover. ,
Despite the above charges, which locally cannot be understood, there ie not a dollar of the funds of the Cirdele bank in anything outside of the bounds of Crisp county. Every dollar'ot the loaned assets of the Cor Cordele - dele Cordele bank is out in the business channels of Cordele and Crisp county - always has been from the very start. None of the funds of the Cor Cordele - dele Cordele bank s in anS'thing involving At'anta men, the Bankers Trust Com - or anybody accuscd in Atlanta. he' Georgia State Bank has twenty twentyone - one twentyone banking' institutions in it and ncne of these are in any form, shape o 1 color fnvolveq in the crisis created in the failure of the Bankers Trust Ccmpany. The condition of that fiscal institution in no mnaner involves a collar of the Georgia State Bank chain, to which the Cordele bank be belongs. - longs. belongs. ' People here are admonished against coupling the Georgia State Bank with the Bankers Trust Company. Wlmt-f ever becomes of that Atlanta ('Oll-' cern, or any of its officjals, that Lau-I
** SQUANDERED IN CHARGE MANY DEALS COVERED UP TO HIDE UNLAWFUL USES OF MONEY SQUANDERED. I - I ATLANTA, July 21. - (AP) - The records of every bank in the D;mkersi Trust Company chain that has come o my attention "indicates the bank | funds involving large amounts have been squandered by certain individu individuals - als individuals in Atlanta in bucketshop specula speculation," - tion," speculation," Solicitor General John A. Boy Boykin - kin Boykin said here today in commenting upon an investigation into the affairs of the Bankers Trust Company. "No local pride or influence of any kind brought to bear upon mc will aeter me from a most vigorous nmli exhaustive prosecution of the guilty parties." ' Tue investigation *"up to this perjod | aiscloses that many fictitious trans transactions - actions transactions have heen rezorted to in an effort to hide the funds wunlawfully civerted and this seems one of the favorite systems where large sums have been diverted to the bhenefit of the Bankers Trust Company," Poykin said. '
not aftiect the asgets of any member of the Gém'gia State Bank chain, DISPATCH GETS TWO FINE MELON GIFTS Two fine melon gifts reached The Dispatch today and while Old Sol was bearing down mercilessly, the force enjoyed the refreshing thought thoughtfulness - fulness thoughtfulness of friends on the outside. The first was a fine melon from the Crystal Dairy Farm, It was the gift ot The Rosamond Cafe, John Photi Photianos, - anos, Photianos, proprietor, American citizen and thoughtfyl neighbor. This was more than a fifty pounder, and a type from which le loaded out a car for market yesterday. The other wag from Joe Smith, a Checkley Sweet, and another from the J. H. Hamilton plantation near town., Joe Smith is a colored farmer with a hundred and fifteen acres of fine cotton and peanuts behind two plows. Joe says he has no weevils and the promise of a good crop. He i« one of the hardest working, most thrifty colored farmers in the coun. ty anq a colored farmer who makes Mr, Hamilton a fine tenant,
'OREGON SENATOR SAVES DROWNING MIAMI WOMAN IS RESCUED FROM ~ OCEAN BEACH UNDERTOW. KASHINGTON, July 21. - (AP) - Senator Robert N. Stanfield of Oregon risked hig life in a successful effort to save a drowning woman in Peavy undertow late yesterday off Ocean City; M:lrylglh(l, | Tearing Mrs. J. E. Swanson, wife' of a Miami real estate operator, cry for help, the senator swam to her, supported her for fifteen minutes when she was unable to make pro progress - gress progress twoard the beach becausa of the undartow, and until the life guards arrived. FRENCH FRANK TURNS SUDDENLY UPWARD | PARIS, July 21 - (/#) - The French franc reacted favorably today, closing officially at forty-nine ninety five to the doliar as against forty six twenty-two yesterday. The reason given in financial cireles is that the bear movement has gone far beyond the point justi justified, - fied, justified, and that recovery from the vio violent - lent violent fluctuations is certain,
WANLEY SEEKING A FLUKE MARRIAGE YOUNG (COUPLE WENT TO COVINGTON AND PRETENDED TO MARRY. ATLANTA, Ga., July 21 - (P) - Petition for annulment of the mar marriage - riage marriage of Miss Crowell Doughy Man Manley, - ley, Manley, aaughter of W. U. Manley, president of the Bankers Trust company to Harvey M. Smith, Jr., of I'ulton county, is pending in Ful Fulton - ton Fulton cuperior court afier the over overruling - ruling overruling of a demurrer :&n July ninth, the records revealed here today. 'The petition for anulment was filed by her fatber and his attor attorneys - neys attorneys and attorneys for Smith filed a demurred June twenty-fourth. Miss Manley's petition asserted that on February twen'y-cight at Covington the two went through "a purported or vretended marriage ceremonial with each other," which was not a real marri!;:o, since the couple separated immediately after afterward. - ward. afterward.
SENATORS HAD LITTLE WORK TO DO TO CLEAN UP WITH CELLARITES IN GAME. The Braves suffered an in inglorious - glorious inglorious defeat at the lLands of the Senators in the city league game vesterday, the zcore being eighty to twenty-five. In the first inning the Senators piled up nine runs before thcy were put out. In the fourth they got cight more and in each or the other innings they pt over two runs, Four of tneir eight runs were made by the Braves in the seventh. The Giants niay the Reds this af afternoon, - ternoon, afternoon, SCOUTS WILL ENJOY WATERMELON CUTTING All the Boy S:outs of the ecommuni ecommunity - ty ecommunity are invited to attend a fine water watermelon - melon watermelon cutting at the Williams Swim Swimming - ming Swimming Pool tonicht at cight thirty o'clock. Mr. Luch will make this oc occasion - casion occasion worth while for the boys and they should not miss it,
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