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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-22
PANKHURST GIRL ESCAPES.

London, Nov. 21.-Miss Sylvia Pank
hurst again eluded arrest last night,
after having delivered an inflammato-
ry mo rent" speech at Canningtown.
About SO policemen were waiting out
side the nall, but Miss Pankhurst
came through the main entrance sur
rounded by a strong guard. She reach
ed her motor car and got away.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-22
ROUND BALES AND SEA
ISLAND.
GEORGIA HEADED BY TEXAS
Texas Has Ginned 3,3o4,565 Will.
Georgia Has Gnned 1,S24,29 Bales
Which to Date Is 3o,O92 Bales.

Washington, Nov. 21.-According t1
the National Ginners' report on the
cotton crop of 1913, made public today
there were ginned. prior to NoY. ii,
10,434,127 bales of the crop of the
present year There were i4,l27
round bales, and 52,679 sea island
bales included.
The proportion by states was
shown in the report to be as follow ):
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-22
MASONS HAD BANQUET AT
OGLETHORPE LAST NIGHT
Big Glass Was Given Knight Templar
Degree in the Atlantic Lodge.

A big class was given the Knight
Templar degree in the Atlantic lodge
of Masons yesterday with several Wis
iting Masons, including X. l.. Wylly,
of Thomasville; A. G. Miller, Way
cross, and M. A. Weir, OF Macon, as
sisting in the work.
A banquet was rendered the degree
team by the class taking the Knight
Tomplar degree at the Oglethorpe at
8 o'clock last night, some rs covers
being laid.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-22
cARRANzA 10 CONFER.

Tucson, Ariz., Nov. 21.-Wm. B.
Hale arrived here last night 1t is un-
derstood that his conferences will be
resumed with Gen. Carranza, the Mex
ican rebel leader, if Washington di-
r5cts, or at CarranZas request, but
without the presentation of creden-
tials. Any further conferences, it is
said, would be held at Hermosilo.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-22
ARLINGTON VOTES BONDS.

Arlington, Nov. 2l.-An election for
the purpose of issuing bonds for the
installation of a sewerage system for
Arlington was held here yesterday,
Of bonds.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-22
LUMBER MANUFACTURERS MEET

Norfolk, Nov. 21.-!The North Caro-
lima Pine association, comprising lum-
Der manufacturers of Virginia and the
two Carolinas, met here today. Re-
ports showed that business was bet
ter than in the summer months, and
mills were operated on full time.
There have been small changes recent
ly in lumber prices.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-22
PASSENGERS BADLY SCARED.

New York, Nov. Passengers on
the steamship Ancona, arriving here
today from Naples, had bad scare
Monday whom an alcohol heater ex-
ploded and started fire, which took
half an hour to eXtinguish.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-22
WILSON TO HAVE TURKEY.

Washington, Nov. 21.-President
Wilson, Secretary Tumulty and the
members of the cabinet will have Ken
lucky turkey for tn ir Thanksgiving
dinners.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-22

OF the sea island bales repo ed,
Florida produced 1854 bales; Geor-
gia, 30,O82 and South Carolina 3,053.
The evening world., 1913-05-08
CURRENCY LEGISLATION
COMES UP IN HOUSE JUNE !
AT.REQUEST OF WILSON.
President Wants Banking Reform
Laws Put Through at Present
Session Of Congress.

WASHINGTON. May s--Currency leg
isation will he taken up b the House
about June !. This announcement was
made to-day by Representative Oscar
w. Underwood. the Democratic House
leader, after q conference at the White
House with President Wilson. who
urged that banking reforms be consid-
cred at the present session and laws be
enacted II possible.
Mr.. Underwood was accompanied by
Representative A. Mitchell Palmer Of
Pennsylvania. chairman OF the House
caucus, but the Democratic leader
spoke for the conference.
I'VE came up to find out what the
House should DO" he said. while the
Senate 10 considering tho tariff bill. The
President Is disposed to want currency
legislation at this session, so / think
tho House will take q recess Of about
three weeks during which the banking
and currency committee will be organ
ixed and we all will be ready for work
, June l."
Mr.. Underwood said that he expected
the President to send soon q specla
message to Congress urging currency
reform. The President talked over xitt
his visitors a draft Of the Owen-0lasi
bill. which he has before him and which
| II Ia understood. will represent the Ad'
min!stration's Views when launched IN
the House and Senate. Mr.. Wilson wen,
over In some detail some Of the currency
proposals. but neither Mr.. underwood
| por Mt. Palmer was willing 70 make
, known his views.
The Presidents idea II to have cur.
The evening world., 1913-05-08
POLISH COUNT GETS
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
Fiancs of Miss Warfield Wears
Green Suit and Parts Name
in Middle.

BALTIMORE, May a-vlsdinir Count
Ledoshowski. Of Poland. appeared In the
once of the Court OF Common Pleas
yesterday and obtained the license
necessary for his marriage to Miss Lou
ise warhet. daughter Of ex-GOv. War
field OF Maryland.
The Count gave his age as twenty
eight and that of his prospective bride
~ twenty-four. +. Courtney Nlcode-
mus. No. ~ Wall street. New York City.
brother-in-law OF Gov. Warheld, accom-.
panied vladimir.
The Count walked brishly into the
court house. swinging Q walking stick
He wore the green hat and green suit
which have marked his public appear
ancs here.
When Deputy Clerk c,aypoole asked
the name. the Count spelled out:
"viadimir Ledoohowski.
"You'd better put the Count In there
too." he suggested. "Just after my nrst
name with a comma preceding It."
Ths ceremony. which will he per-
formed by the Rev. william s. Fletcher.
Rector. OF tho Cathedral and witnessed
BY Cardinal Gibbons, will b attended
by the immediate members Of tho War;
field family only.
The evening world., 1913-05-08
Is AXE MURDERS
LAID TO MOORE,
MISSOURI CONVICT
Detective Links Slayer Of Rela-
tives With Crimes of Three
Years in Five States.

LEAvENwORTH, Kan. May r..
r,ws,,v.ov. rura.r, o.mm,,,.a with AN
a.
a"e "''"'" '"e iA"' '"res se~'' !" ""'
souri,. Kansaa. Colorado. Iowa and I'LL
noIs arc a.er,bed 10 Henry Lee Moore.
"a. - a.. U,.u,
- ...... -. .n
%,
nounced 'o-dsy w. ~'Ausnry'
spe''"' ". .
'Ne' s.er IN eAnsss'o ''""' vi '"t
so-cs"so se e.
Mr. Mc'Assn,y 20" VI oSn
"0sus"ry Vi ue
mere, ana mas eneNe o' INC oureAu o'
criminal 'oenA"e."'~ ~ '"' ''''
tiary.
The evening world., 1913-05-08
"soNo OF SONGS" SECULAR.

CHICAGO. May S.-"The Song Of
Songs" which the Ola Testament trans
iators attribute to King Solomon. u .
non-rellGious or secular poem. This In.
depreciation 10 announced by Prof. 10.
ssph d. Ibbotson jr.. Of Hamilton Col
lese. Now York. IN an article published
In ire Biblical World for Nay, issusd
to-day by the Univsrsity q Chicago
press.
THE song Of Solomon y dsvsissts Of
religious value" no writes. but its In
clusion In the Old Testament may BE-
accounted fortunate. for It illustrates
certain aspects Of Jswtsh life end Gus.
tom. and Its literary merit u 81 soursA,
unQuestioned."
The evening world., 1913-05-08
PLOT IS ANSWER
Of LT.-GOV. O'HARA
TO HIS ACCUSERS
Illinois State Official, Leading
Vice Crusade, Faces Charge
Against His Morals.

CHICAGO. May e.-IThe missing reg
lister Of the Hotel sherman In this
city. which nGures in a secre, sfndavit
presented In the state Senate yester-
day. attacking the morality OF Lieut.,
Gov. O'ilAra, Chairman Of the Vice
con,nlasion, Was found to-day.
The afidavlt was presented BY Deputy
Sheriff Richard u. sullivan. but It was
made Dy another person whose identity
10 obscure - far a. the public N con-
osrnsd. II was produced upon thu IN
s.stenes Of the Acknowledgement
who dsciares that Il 10 part Of a con-
sparucy formed In the underworld BY
persons whose Incomes were Threatened
BY his crusade against Vice.
The afidAvit IL said TO state that last
January O'Hara and . prominent young
woman OF springfield registered at the
Hotel Sherman a. - n. Duncan and
wife" 4 Springfield millionaire and
another woman said TO have reg altered
a. ~. J. Miller ana wife" are alleged
to have shared the Duncan" suite. 4
handwriting expert will compare the
signature of Duncan" with that Of
O'Hara.
sPRINGrrDI.D. H.. May a-The SEN
ate to-day empowered Senators Ettelson,
Jones, O'Connor and bailey to invssti-
from Deputy Sheriff sullivan OF sansa-
mon County. made by u. springfield
woman and rejecting on the morality
The evening world., 1913-05-08
BLOW P0ST.0FFICE SAFE,
ESCAPE IN AUTO WITH $36.
Daring Yeggmen Overlook 500
More in Raid on New Jersey
= Town.

EAToNTowN. ". j.. May s.-Yexs-
mea blew open the safe In the post.
mo here about O'Clock this morning.
Mrs. Ada Nefew. the postmistress. who
lives on the second floor Of the post
ofiies building. was awakened by the ex-
ploslon and gave an alarm. Neighbors
RESPONDED, and armins Themselves with
yuma and revolvers, hurried to the post
ufYce. but the thieves had fed.
The large safe was shattered. A high
xolosive had been used by the robbers
and tn, doors had been blown completely
~. Tho safe had been wrapped IN wet
olsnkets to deaden the sound OF the
explosion. A roll Of bills containing
about 500 had been blown across the
room and had been overlooked by the
thieves The yeggmen got about s& In
,ash. which was IN a box In the safe
N>Ighbors next door TO the post-office
.,ys they saw two men run from the
bul,llns, after the alarm was s"en'
Tsey jumped into an automobile and
drove rapidly away.
The evening world., 1913-05-08

BeSt & 90.
Continuing Our Annual May White Sale
for Children, Girls Misses and Women
Exceptional Merchandise at Extraordnaxy Prices
Chdrens and Juniors Garments
At 35c. Knockers. LOO
ribbon beading
At 49c Embroidery RULED Drawers
Juniors to "a years.
iumsd
Baby Waist Skirts and
o. o
~ childrens Lace Trimmed Princess Slips. 6o 10 yea"
\Fshrye trimmed neck and
At CSC. Juniors Gowns. to IS
lace andem
A Csc. to years childrens Cambria Gowns
" 75c r% h na .h~ " . WIN WASH "0"" ''
W0men's and Misses Garments
Showing the novelty materials used for underwear
Chine Chiffon Shadow Lace and China Silk
At EOS
ChinaS Gowns ndCom bnaton
Combinations Slips chmi '
Net trimmed Gownsan dP
FrenchC a ~. u andC styles
At los
Slips
French Gowns, Chmis andD Drawers
FIFTH AVENUE At Thirty.dfh Street
The evening world., 1913-05-08
WAlLSTREET.

The opening was mixed. some stocks
opening up and others falling on ~.
Chesapeake & Ohio was sold freely
down to Gais. recovering part OF It's loss
later. Also Canadian Pacific sold or 2
points in a market only active In spots.
closing little of from best prices. .
United States Rubber Company repor.
for the year ending March 81. published
to-day. shows a record business and
largest profits In the history OF the
company.
A regular quarterly dividend OF IN
per cent. was declared by ths Southern
Pacific Railway Company to-day.
Reports OF railroad earnings confirms
to show . natural gain In gross and an
Increase In expenses that does not leave
the net earnings a. large as the propor'
ton should be. President Samuel Re-,
In a statement to stockholders OF this
Pennsylvania Railroad points out this
fact very clearly by stating that this
roads operating revenues increased lis
per cent, while the operating expense
increased 20.79 per cent. for the year
1872. The total net increase over 1911
was $L,OlS, 1885. The average freight
revenue per mile increased N.7 per cent,
while expenses increased Isl per cent. I,
mile. leaving the decrease In averagy
freight revenues "a per cent "A mile for
the year. Passenger revenues decrearcd
3.5 per cent. a mile.
The assets Of this road are given as
sci .769, 5550s. n gain of $9,5ti.:i0,S9 over
the year previous The Pennsylvania
Railroad Is considered the representa-
tive railroad OF the United States In
conservative management and as repre-
sentins In every way the situations ana
conditions.
The evening world., 1913-05-08
TRAIN DYNAM|TED
WITH ESQ ABOARD;
MOST ALL KILLED
Federal Troops Vic.
tim of Plot by Rebels Near
Sonora-COahuila Line.

SOGAI.sS. Ariz.. May s.-A troop
train bearing 80 Federal soldiers was
destroyed with dynamite and most OF
the passengers killed. said an Official
state report received here to-day.
The disaster occurred near the So
nora -Coahuila state line.
The evening world., 1913-05-08
DsinGiaO % ths Average.
(vtpa ~ PittsbVJuA Rsst.)

"Dtd your daughters marry rich men,"
mot exactly. One married . farms'
and anothsr married an ultimate con.
sun,sr. But ths third may make up for
all TAFT"
How sof"
She's sneaSsd TO . middleman."
The evening world., 1913-05-08

- ,tFIoa ths Pittsbwsh PoSlI
Some smsn carry q pint Of email
change, and others never break dollar
bin va0 the fragments Of the previous
doNar Ave been totally sxpend4d.
The evening world., 1913-05-08
The Closing Quotations.

Tie following were the highest. lowest and last
PRICES Of stocks to-day and the net HANGS ss
compared with yesterdays closing prices:
Cheyenne record., 1913-12-18
Summons.

sTtLE H OF C0loRADo' the Dis.ris, cour,
The Howe-Hede. Investment Company a Cor
poraton. PLAiN1lFT
Lands aud Timber 90. Lid. ard all Other persons
claiming right title or interest in or to the lands
hereinafter alleged from by and through under
DEFENDANT.
The People of the State of Colorado:
To the defendant Asa G. Briggs. and all other de-
GREETING ~ '''e o''~N'' ~ ~
You are hereby 'reoure9 to appear in an ac:ien
brought agaiDs, you BY the aboVe named plain,f in
the District Cour OF theyenne County. State OF
Colorado and answer the c,npIaint therein with in
twenty days after tn s;rvce hernos If ser' cd with
in this county: or it ssrved out Of this COUNT! by
publication. within thirty days after the Service here
Of exclusive OF the day Of Service or judgment by
default will be taken against YOU according 10 the
prayer Of complaint And il a copy OF the COM
paint in the above entitled action be not SERVED with
this summons. or if The service hereof be made out
OF this STATE. then ten Gays additional to the time
here!nbe!ore Specified for appearance and answer
will be allowed before the taking Ct judgment by
default as aforesaid.
The said action is brough; to annul and cancel
certain written eseeutory CONTRACT Of pure base ard
sale OF following described lands wit the south
east quarter t) Of section FIVE (5) the north half go
Of section thirteen 81 south Of range fifty 5o) west
Of the sixth principal meridian: also south one half
Of range forty nine (4s ives, OF the sixth principal
meridian: and all OF section twenty three i23) lown-
ship ssn HS, south Of range fpI,y nine as, west
mace and entered into by and between said plain
tiff and the said Asa G: Briggs such Trustee. on
the 81 cay Of September 1911. and wl+ch annul-
ment and cancellation is sought by reason OF the de.
fault OF TIE said Asa G. Briggs in failing to pay the
purchas. tr OF said landstas in said contract stpu
lated and agreed or at all. will more fully appear
from the complaint in said action 10 which reference
| is here made; and which is now filed in the office
| Of the clerk Of said court And you are hereby
notified that il you fail to appear. and answer the
said complaint as above required. the said paint
| ff will apply to the court Tor the relief prayed for
| in said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said court at
| Cheyenne Wells, in said county. this 9TH day Of
November. A. D. 1918.
| tLSl CHAs. G. TURNER.
Clerk District Court. Cheyenne county, Colorado.
| Nov 20 dec 10 ST
Cheyenne record., 1913-12-18
SOUTH SMOKY

R1y H Hatcher is helping at the
Croft ranch near town, since the
storm.
Miss Caapna ! fo1nl her cat
tie in Cheyenne Wells in charge
of Sheriff Williams.
Herman DeIplain moved his
cattle in town last week. He
has thirty fine heal of good
horses and mules at his ranch.
Owing to the storm the Liter
ary socity Gil not meet. A pro-
gram is being arranged for
Wedne day aftern ION December.
Gath.
Mr.. Lange only lost twenty
head of sheep at his home ranch
during the recent storm, The
heavy loss was at the West
camp.
Evans M IN fell upon the ice
last Saturday striking a milk
bucket. which he was Carrying
inflicting a ail!ul wound above
the left eye.
B. G. Merrill returned to his
ranch on big I'll nber last Satur-
day. He will return north in a
short time taking a car load of
stock with him.
The patrons of the Rural route
regret to see Mr. Webster leave
this place as his service the past
one year and a half had been
prompt and efficient. We wish
him success in his new field of
labor at KirksylEe, Mo. The
mail is being carried by Substi-
tute, Mr.. Schuelke until Jan
lst.
Cheyenne record., 1913-12-18
FIRST VIEW NEWS.

Anton Pauls visited the county
seat Tuesday.
Ora Palmer visited in Cheyenn
Wells on Sunday.
Fred Kerlz returned from
Limon Colo; last week.
There will be Catholic service
Sunday De,e nb, r 2lst.
Guy Robinson vis:te | the CO.
nty seat Monday.
Mrs. w. S. Hill entertained
the aid society wednesday.
Mrs Frank Dobry and son
Glenn were business visitors
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. J. Keeling and son,
spent Sunday at The homestead
with MIR. Keeling.
Thare will be a dance at the
school house December 26lh
music by the Kit Carson Orch.s-
ira,
The 1899 A. NJ. train does
not stop here now. So if you
wish to go west you must catcn
the early train.
The ribbon social was post
poned on account of the storm
and will be given some tim.
after Christmas.
Anna Gerke, Mrs. Melton
Mrs. Frank and Fred Kurtz
spent Saturday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Dwyer.
There will be tree and pro-
gram at the school house on the
evening of December "a tn
everybody come.
The Altar scecity met with
Mrs. Thomas Dwyer-last Satur-
day Mrs R. E. Frank will have
the next meeting January 3rd.
Cheyenne record., 1913-12-18
CHURCH. NOTES

Special Christmast themes will
be discussed next Sunday, both
morning and evening.
Sunday II A. N. Subj, TIE
Growth of the Ch, istmas spirit
xt:-The earth shall be full
of the knowledge Of the Lord, as
the water covers the sea.
The members who have re-
Gently taken their Church trans,
fer are Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Wilson. They united. with the
First Church at Colorado Springs
JAM, the Is and is we are to
have a temperance Rally. Mr..
Hungerford the president of tte
Colorado W. C. T. u, will be
with US. Let the Church he up
and alive on this important issue.
There is but one power in the
land that is stronger than the
saloon, and that is the Church.
If the saloon is to be overthrown
the Church must overthrow it,
We invite and politely urge
your attendance at Church, Sun
day. The Star of Bethlehem
shines for YOU.
Rev.. D. M. Scott.
Cheyenne record., 1913-12-18
, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the. Interior U. S. Land Office
at Hugo. Colo. Nov 2f 1918.
Notice is hereby given that George " Thomp-
~ soD, Of Beaverton. Colo, who on March 2l
1911 o. made Homestead entry serial No. OF o5l for
the souh half Is ~ Of section 2 township 2 5
range 4e sixth principal meridian. has filed notice
Of intention to make final three proof to 'estab-
lsh claim to the land above described. before the
Judge Of ths County Court. Cheyenne Co.. al Chey-
enne Wells. Colo, the sth day Of ia nuary 1914.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Henry Bunel John Higgon. Louis Beck, James
Clark. all OF Beaverton. Colorado.
nov 26 dec 2S P, o, HedIund Register
Cheyenne record., 1913-12-18
NOTICES
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department, Of the Interior u. S. Land Cfbee
Lamar, Colo. November 90. 1918.
N office Is hereby given that Martin R. MeCa.key
N OF Cheyenne Wells, Colorado, who on august
81 1907 made Homestead entry No 1888 serial
No. o347s for the sw Il section 10 and on June z,
1909 made additional Homestead entry No. o55e7
for NV u section 10 township l6 range a. ".
sixth principal meridian. has Med notice Of Intention
TO make three year proof to establish claim to the
land above described. before the Judge otthe Coun-
ty Conn al Cheyenne Wells Colorado. on the 9th
day OF January, 1914,
Claimant names as Witnesses Peter Eiby. James
Nc Elroy. Frank Nc EIroy. all o! Cheyenne Wells,
Colo. J. W. Moerke. Of Sheridan Lake. Colorado.
nov q dec IS Eugene N, Whitaker Register.
Cheyenne record., 1913-12-18

Financial Statement of the City of
Cheyenne Wells, Colorado, from June
1912 to October 81, 1913.
Warrants paid during Nov
288 Geo Hollingshead work
and supplies 10 90
285 S 7 Boyd work on we'll 200
287 Chey Wells Con'st Co
oil and gasolene----166 65
284 j A Trimble labor, we'll 200
286 Fairbanks Morse & Co
Repairs s:--------;-9 80
291 A o Hedlund labor, tank z SO
29O Trumbor & Counts
gasolene and oil------30 rs
296 Valore hdw Co hdw----1 II so
293 Cahi|l & Wells gasolene 81 SIS
2J7 E J Snydall clerk sal --12 80
294 ] A McCrumb hauling a 60
2"2 = G Grubb work on well 4 SO
5 + Marshall oct salary 81 20
Cheyenne record., 1913-12-18
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior. U. S. Land OTee at
Lamar Colo. Nov. 4,lei3
y Office is hereby given that William r. Potts OF
~ Arapahoe. Colorado. who on September 25.
1907. made homestead entry No s7lo serial No.
O3622 for the re i CT section % and June 4.
1909 made additional homestead entry Flo. os57s
for the Sc Of section 2s township l6s range 42w
sixth principal meridian has filed notice Of inten-
ton to make five year proof original entry and
three year proof on additional entry to establish
claim TO the land above oes cribed. before the
Judge Of f,e County Court Cheyenne Wells. Colo,
on December 81. 1918.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
B. D. PiatI Anthony Fariday. Florence ii. Darling.
&. T. ofos: all Of Arapahoe tCloraGo.
nov 30 dec IS Ct Eugene H. Whitaker. Register.
Cheyenne record., 1913-12-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior U. S. Land Office a
Hugo Colo. November q 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Hans F. Schuelke. Of
~ Cheyenne Wells. Colorado. who on December
2lst 1903 made Homestead entry serial No. oi4o2
for the ne ) section 81 township range A. W..
sixth principal meridian has filed notice o! intention
TO make final three year proof to establish claim to
the land above described. before the Judge Of the
County Court Cheyenne County Colorado. at Chey-
enne Wells. Colorado. on the 5th day Of January
1914.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Thomas s. Johnstone. W. F Williams. J. A. Jen kins
Enos Plessnger all Of Cheyenne Wells. Colorado.
nov ~ dec IS p. o. Hedlund. Register,