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   Daily Democrat-Times, The (Newspaper) - December 18, 1928, Greenville, Mississippi                              Greater Greenville WEATHER FOR y Fair slightly In 1 VOLUME 1D28 89 IN COMMITTEES AND ON THE FLOOR SOLONS AKE WORKING KELLOGG TREATY UP Borah Succeeds in Having Pact by and Must Now Guide it Through Believes it Will Pass By The Associated Press nf prohibition ami Boulder Dam the attention today at the in committee uad on senators and representa tives continued to work on the Kellogg treaty for the renunciation oE the treasury department appropriation for dry law enforce and the sou Chairman of the senate for eign relations succeeded in having the Kellogg reported by lie now must guide It ill rough the where declarations accompany it have been offered V administration The house the postoffice agreeing with arid conferees that tlie OOQ prohibition enforcement fund should not be Will Pass President Coolidge is of the opinion that the Kel has sufficient support for its ratification without any reservations or accompanying resolu LEN JENS STORE IS ROBBED OF Chinese Grocery Establishment at North and Nelson Streets House is Kn ten Jens grocery si was las night by au unknown intruder or in Entrance was gained to the through a rear After entering the store the burglar or burglars rifled the cash register of 5 in Officer Sam King made an investigation this the burglary having been found when the store was opened for who lives a Harvey street reported to the police today hat his home was entered last and two one a S and the other a 3fi Blue Steel were An Elgin 11 open watch was also stolen from tlie told Sam who An unsuccessful attempt rob the store at Hosier and Edison streets was made lasf The proprietor of Mir whose name could not be awoke during the night hearing a noise The intruder is reported in have a flashlight his face and made his He did not secure store proprietor Ihe police that the intruder was a white FORMER GOVERNOR OF INDIANA DIES Illness of Several Days With Bronchia Causes Death of Win 19011905 By The Associated Press 1 used former governor of died at his home here He Had been ill for several with bronchial He served as governor from 1001 until HOOVERS SHIP LEAVES FOR BEGINS ATLANTIC STRETCH OF TOLR ON UTAH DECIDE ITINERARY After Leaving Kio on Christ mas Eve Presidentelect Will Decide on Future Go to Decide on Cabinet Makeup tBy Associated Press carrying Presidentelect Hoover on the Atlantic stretch of his good will mission to Latin sailed for Kio Janeiro After leaving Kio Janeiro on Christmas Hoover will decide on his future Apparently he has decided to eliminate some West Indian Heis believed to be anxious to get to Florida for conferences with party leaders on the makeup of his KIDDIE PROGRAM FROM WILL GO ON AIR DAILY A program for the kiddies from radio station owned operated by which con sists Of such as The Three Jack and Bean Dear Old Santa flans ami Be fore is being put on the air at A one hour program of popular at i daily from the Delia Station of which is own id tind operated by Pat radio mm TURN is TODAY FOR KINfe GEORGE TREMULOUS FLUCTUATION IS AGAIN CONDITION DISTURBED NIGHT Latest Advices From Sickroom Indi Upward Turn Spite of Disturbed Night There is a Slight Improvement in Condition By Tlie Associated Press long and pa tient struggle to save the life of King George him to health and strength witnessed another of its trem in the last 24 the latest advices from the sick room an upward turn Todays bulletin la spite of the king having passed a disturbed there is slight improvement in both general and local PRINCESS PAYS HONOR IN ITALY TO FRANCIS By Tho Associated Press sanctuary of associated with the memory of has just been enriched by the gift of a magnificently wrought chasu the outer garment worn by a priest at embroidery on was Princess Giovanni of 1 Her Koyar Highness made a pilgrimage here iij companied only by her lady in waiting and Count Solaro del was a surprise the royal party arriving early in the morn the sanctuary After the princess present ed her handiwork to the clergy as a votive RUINS RECALL ROMAN RULE IN BRITISH ISLES By Tae Associated Tress of a Roman one of those that once stood at every mile along Had rians Itoman defense across the north of England from sea to sea to keep back the fierce been found at East eight miles west of Che ruins contain an build an unusual architectural feature of these Itoman About one of tbc castle lies under the main OWEN REMAINS TO Body of William Owen Will Be Over Railroad Early day in Tin remains of the late The remains of the lale William Green aged S who henrl trouble nt S will shipped over the Rail at oclock to where funer al semens and will take place Wednesday The Bap fisl minister of Judsonia will lo in of Owen hail lieen a resident of for here Ins in For 11 years he was identified with steam boat on the Mississippi riv ami for four veins was engineer at the water The twelve yenrs lie had been his in the op of the Cafe on South Wal nut si uf Hie lefl by for Jud in attend the funeral serv ices and Interment In Ihe Besides his Ihe deceased Is survived by Ills mid frank of and an other of line lo death of the will on FLIER MAKES LANDING AT LOCAL PORT Memphis at the controls of a Waco 10 ar rived at the Greenville Airport at of the Firestone Tire Mnl jcr in ilic hy and Herman came to Green ville to confer a short lime with and lor of the Greenville White and McBride are close having flown ships at Armstrong Field in After remaining a short and Herman departed and from the city they will go to CRASH ALVIN IS VICTIM AS AMBULANCE OVERTURNED INTERNE IS HURT Impact With Automobile Results in Death of Ambulance Driver and Se rious Injury to J an In Held for Manslaughter By Too Associated Press New Hou a hospital ambulance was killed and of an was injured serious ly today when an ambulance wari by impact with an automobile driven by Ley la now riding the Jefferson Park race Ley land was tentatively charged with News About Town Wisconsin Folks Here and Harry of Knu are in to day en route to El after being at and territory surrounding city for several Harshberger pre in an automobile bearing a Wiscon sin Harshberger is a traveling sign No Noon There were no alarms of tire up until the noon tire department The cold is for blazes and firemen are in readiness for Tonnar is Here well known planter of ivas in this morning business ihal mingling in the Boxers Are Hero Ritchie here at 10 New and to night he will meet Butter In a that will head the Amer ican boxing show at the Green ville arrived shortly oclock This will he fit the this Hi learn sweater The farce comedy in three nets is under Ibe direction of Helen Cage Practices The Ys Mens basketball team went through a practice session at the last night under the direction oi Coach Bur Several important trames are to be played after Christmas holidays by the Y Lindbergh and Wright Meet PEACE CONFERENCE PLAN BY BOLIVIA BOLIVIA CEASES Colonel Charles Lindbergh and whose naim i rank high in the story of in Washington itie observance of Ihe of Ihe Wright brothers first successful Lindbergh is shown here just after Harmon trophy for having done most to advance aviation during tlie with Orville Wright at the CASES OF FLU HAVE NEWLY 7 15 BROODMARE DEVELOPED LOST IN BLAZE IN TWENTY STATUS AND NEW FOK LAST WEEK ACTUAL REPORTS Figure on 631 Cases in These Sf Other Stales Not But Out Moving Eastward Dy Press today estimated new c1 f had in lnir M cases in iot from other bu said the t moving easf ward aluni I hi line at the STOCK BARN DESTROYED BY AT Loss nf All Brood mares Were in Reports Have Been Firu Was of Origin Bolivia Issues Order to Commander of Frontier Korris to Cease Attacks on Ac Oiler of Illy Protil Bo I crisis a quick shift in the direction of peace with by the the Con for conciliation and This followed on the heels ot the Bolivian order to the commander f I he Bolivian frontier forces to cease attacks ou troops in the disputed when the ten has lieen for the past ten Paraguay yesterday announced licr acceptance uf the Conference offer of thus In together with the possibility that fur ther hostilities have heen largely f The firemen who said the steamship sank there was too much water in her may have stated the cause of the disaster as nearly as it ever he s Not Forget Our Foreign Relations Associated larue Itan in lok i n in Ilia tlie lire was of MORE NEEDED FOR CHRISTMAS FUND Half Way Marli Has 1our Kiddies Are Depending On The The half way mark of Kellows fund has ben reached and the five remaining days we hope the amount will grow lo To assure earh child in the Imu list needy families n happy we attain the Wit down now ami write out your cheek no matter how small and send to I Case The falher of live chil am 7 and drl 11 deserted M em to of a weekly Tins two older boy determined lo support their mother and keep the home one developed severe case of malaria and is so that the 11 old boy t tu provide even l want lo i ami help i ii their for HALLIBURTON HAS BOUGHT 2600 ACRE PLACE AT METCALFE Memphis Formerly In Plant inur At Kaise Corn and nf in in make and lias the four north nf near Iln place is of and was fruin Ilic Jingle Here Is 28 in Christmas Shop ping Contest I am a stroni r in anil of place In alfalfa and corn and in said Willowdale is one of tile liest planta tions in the Delia section and intends to make it an even belter Houses are repaired and oilier work is done on the plantation at the present THE BRITISH PERSIAN AIR AGREEMENT By Tim Press Persian press publishes reports bat t he in the near It is Mated that the chief tu the of way over IKT ill In The Persian minister said tu n tentative agree ment 1 Hie CROCODILES You havent finished buying yet goodness sakes alive Take not that of the shopping days lln Im new shin The skill nf Ii tln is Per i Tor lien mill n Name Address HEUES YOUR 10 see he new at I lie er Write Ihe fourth line to Jingle anil mail or it lo Hie ile of the so 11 will lie 8 Tim one stitd ini in Hie best line will lie given two to lie where lire being will lie i ot fall  

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