Thomasville Daily Times Enterprise (Newspaper) - July 21, 1922, Thomasville, Georgia a Visi LI 2 or 6 the CLOUDY TONIGHT AND PROBABLY THUNDER SHOWERS No. 215. PRICE JULY 20TH UNTIL flowers and Sunmer 1ncHdl Bed out at Half Early fall for FORMS GLOSE MME A. M. of Copy Received after that timo are to run next of 3 FRIDAY JULY 21, 1922. per 00 your 495. one of thi mta in the of Atlant in TO mi TO C OH 11 Voile Silk Sweaters PER CENT and Including a md children's THS IS J. H. SOUTH BROAD LaGn s Makes Industrial Serious and jn Flans to Measure it Out as Last Night's Conference With on Harding for Troops to Guard Phone Breakfast 5e of Senate Steps Are WHITE in Handling the Situation From the late with good AH Seem was a 1 of Savann r to city of Conference May Res war Meeting With it is barbers ready to attention given to Children's Interstate Commerce the caused Wrinkles at jf glasses are The of Associated D. July 21. Harding undeterred by the failure of members the Senate interstate commerce committee to obtain from leading Eastern railroad a basis for settlement of bhe railroad today invited Chairman Hooper bf the Railroad Labor to come to Washington for a of the strike Genuine beat LEMING D. Pette on a short GOES TO DISCUSS SITUATION WITH July 21.Chairman Hooper of the Railroad Labor left today for ol Qui plumbing i Ine 203. W. Savi time and fai are Cabine and Jei from HOOPER WITH D. July 21. President Harding is said by administration conferred with Mm today to contemplate as ithe next move in the railroad the summoning to Washington of Chairman Hooper of the Railroad Labor Board for a full discussion of the questions at between the employes and of a new move was revealed today after the President had been informed tty Senator Cummins of the details of the fruitless conference held by Senators and rail executives last which la mitted to be of an Impe was addressed to forty pn the while they Sion yesterday r-i the stricte concerning the message enee immediately E. N. general cl E. J president of the New York en and and A. president of the New Yo to meet the senatori conference was to b| Washington hotel last New York delegates were to return here today to Eastern of several hours after th message rail officiali secretaries denied they communication from er they denied all knowle purpose of the phase of the strike situati be sou it was advanced Cummins and his the annulment the mines but be held for quick movement to points where they may be Davis The chief executive said urgent had come to him from both the sherifT and prosecuting attorney of A M PUGH Manager as they inadequate to insure that certain Presence of Representatives of Many Nations Delegates of Two South Republics Sign Arbitration Takes on mining 21.Nartional today at two strategic ducing incy which may ith carrying out Tilan for into ing 21.Pennsyl-Id machine other counties today When the The whole is Associated D. July 21.The of and Peru to arbitrate the controversy was signed by the plenipotentiaries oi the two governments at the final session of their conference here responsibility does not at mines It follows the and his we SENATE COMMITTEE REPORTS TO of D. July 21.Presl-fors in Thome dent Harding was advised today by Cummins and Watson and of the Interstate lot wall committee of the Is. James H. of the unavailing efforts made by in a conference with several of business I unable to cope Id that to furnish seniority rights to hai is why Consolidated the paramount issue in the Bulck through its ask the rail men to town and to workers 7 to work under the the fixed by the railroad j ultimatum on the i owners do not need was issued only the board outlawed the can alwayS be SUppli 21.Governor id Charles H. of the Jersey Charles H. gei ' to good faith and with the we tO fill the jobs leading Eastern railroad executives last night to obtain a basis qi the railroad 10c The Senators declined to discuss for 25c, their report prior to its presentation to the On leaving the White House they said merely that they had made their It said that future of Ma less man visi C. Me one one motor gan entraining Harrison seniority and other date from the date we hired could not now be expected t on our word to these men ahead of them on the L and coal 193 ifantry at -t obe sent strikers who Page er Automobiles are be to MUSIC CHIEFS REFUSE TO SENIORITY and New July 21.A party of this week road Chiefs headed by L. F. spend of the Delaware and Hudson und president of the Eastern hurriedly left Barney D. last night in to a telegraphed summons to a Senator Cummins she will - - - - Rebecca M ' S WANTS Associated Press D. 0., July indications that the administration the whatever steps it make effective the President Obregon on questions that revolve about ricans in laws and in the Amer. ined under any Internal policy R. B. Line to Qa Claren M. A. H larlie Cala ag at 6 knd Mrs. T. T and is lappy Davenpo men ice Ai Lec 12'/ You Going To Is The can furnish you anything in the Paint Line y ou may Williams pcd job faces of machinery lor high-class iob are giving you i ed piece of wo you { der for job patronizing a us for and ness dollars a OF THE July 21.Troops were ordered out by Gov. William C. Sproul last for duty in the western Pennsylvania bituminous At same time the Governor issued a calling on the people of Pennsylvania to cooperate with Resident of the United States in the effort to produce coal and a national and to preserve law and troops are not to sertt ordered to the Mount Gretna and local authorities will co-operate with the all about 1,100 men will be in the Within twenty-four hours approximately four thousand more will at the Mount Gretna encampment in reserve with 5,000 additional prepared for camp duty later action conferences with the state national guard officers and coal operators the latter assuring him of their desire to resume the mining of SLOWLY D. July 21._Development of for stretching out the nation's now dwindling under continued impact of the mine and rail was the concern yesterday of federal officials acting in the industrial announced that within a day or two the Interstate Commerce and the Commerce Department would put into operation a scheme of diverting to essential transportation lines the coal coming from mines and those that may opened up in union by use of priority orders governing The object will be the maintenance of the transportation in order for coal supply from the diminished it was diplomats of D. 0., July 21.In an environment already rendered historic by the achievements of the arms the representatives of great and small nations came together here today In the of the America's in the Pan-American union building to witness the consummation of the new example of conciliation furnished by Chile and Pera in their agreement to arbitrate the forty-year old controversy over TELEGRAPHERS ASKED FOR DAY'S Associated St. July 21.E. President of the Order oC Railway Telegraphers today addressed an to the 80,000 members of the asking each man to give one day's pay to help the cause oi the striking railroad men and coal TO FINISH SEEMS TO BE GENERAL OPINION OF Associated 111., July 21.The the milway shopmen today bore increasing external appearances of a fight to the finish between the union men rail turned to what might be the next step by the federal government to keep up and an abortive conference at Washington last night between several railroad presidents and members of the Senate commerce committee only revealed a strengthened determination on the of the roads not to Also it is regarded as impracticable to pass legislation to deal with the present STILL S. TO GET DYES FOR KEEPING ARMY ON Associated July 21.The American government would receive its quota of German dyes to over three toillion dollars annually as a part of the payment for maintaining Its army on the the of now being worked out by the American government with the aid of the reparations that remains to put the plan in effect is final approval of the allied and this is within several of its Offer iri The House Celebrated Today While the Senate is Mighty Tired and is Anxious for a Associated D. July 20.Today the first anniversary of the passage of the administration tariff bilt in the When the measure will find its niche in bhe statute hall still is but there are Increasing signs that at least on both sides of the are anxious to get it Into Admittedly are weary of the grind oa what has become the longest tive day in the history of the a day that has now run 2,208 the Senate it still is twelve April 1922, but this has not kept the Senators from talking on every under the LOUIS UNIVERSITY PLANS FOR Associated Associated July 21.A 21The by the appointment of a receiver of the estate of Walter Diversity was filed here curate at R. D. stockholder of the Winans had an Institution conducted j restoration of 125,000 pounds Ku Klux The petition obtained fraud and collusion in of the affairs of the and names the Atlanta ' Gude and The Lumber Company and the that Mrs Lycett was University as Judge Bell has set date for hearing for September from her first on Page 8) 3L Predicted in the Several Days Ago And Mr. Custer of is New Judge Associated July 21.Judgj C. of the Albany was appointed today by to succeed the late Judge Ben Hill on the Court of Appeals Vance of was named ' to succeed Judge J. of was ijt the same time named to succeed the late Oscar as at I whose wife left him for another man many years giving her large sums of money on her representation that she was He said Mrs Wainwright was married to within a few weeks TWO but that knew as Mrs. until 1920 Associated of her marriage July 21.Two were killed and four injured as a result of the shelling of the city by the Nationalist according to an bulletin Issued at the Republican insurgent's GUEST OF CAPTURED NATIONAL July 21.The city of Limerick has been captured by the Irish National says a Central News dispatch from Dublin this The took many together with arms and RATES LOWERED IN Associated D. July 21.Rates coal mined in Western Kentucky and moving to Northern Georgia consuming points and Savannah for were held today by the Interstate Commerce Commission to be too high in comparison with other parts 21.]^rmer Governor James of will be the guest of Premier Poincar at a dinner at the ministry of foreign affairs tomorrow He Likes Jews All Right But Put Himself in Way of and Paper Will Sue For Contract Associated St. July 21.Robert of St. candidate for the Democratic nomination to the United States in a letter said that he had received notice from the Ku Klux Klan to remove a campaign announcement which ha had contracted for insertion In the Jewish a local Hebrew langur age because the is after the almighty dollar and to hell with the a letter to the paper cancelling the which was made public toy the Attorney Young is quoted as always been to the Jewish people and am I am no moral coward but 1 do not care to get a coat of tar and was announced that suit would be filed against to collect oa the PAPERS Associated July 21.Piurchase Detroit Journal by the Detroit was announced by both Both are in the and will be merged the Journal ceasing publication The total purchase price Is In of two million it was you to build the and the ward its THE MEN AND whi liest of Miss Iher home thi hy ir. 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