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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-30
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The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12
ROBBERS HOLD UP
PASSENGER TRAIN
ROBBED EXPRESS CAR AND MADE
ESCAPE

Memphis. Oct. 11.-Five men who
boarded the south bound passenger
train on the Yazoo and Mississippi
Valley Railroad as it was leaving the
Memphis yards early today. held up
the express messenger and his help
er and secured several packages and
escaped when the train stopped at
the west junction in response to a
telephone message from THE yard mas
ter who saw the men board the train.
When the train stopped the mes
senger and assistant were found ly-
ing on the floor bound. One of the
packages was said to have been strip
ped by a Memphis jewelry house
Posses are searching 1.-The section.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12
REPORT GERMAN
CAPTURE RIGA
CAUSES CONCERN
-
Won DER GOLTZ STILL DOUBT.
FUL BALTIC FACTOR
new GERMAN WAR SEEN
Confirmation of Capture of
Riga Awaited in London
With Anxiety

London. Oct. lit was stated in
authoritative quarters here this after
noon that Gerinan-Russian attack
on Riga was carried out Friday un-
der cover of heavy bombardments by
German guns, forcing the Let's to
evacuate the city.
The reported capture is regarded
most seriously by milieary experts
here. They say that between these
German-Russian troops and the city
of Petrograd there is no force that
will prove effective in stopping the
advance upon that city from which
once it was .rsache4sAt would be diff
ficult to dislodge them.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12
STOUTLY FACED WAR DEPART
,MENT ULTIMATUM
WOULDN'T HANDLE SHIPS
New York and Gulf Port
Shipping is Cancelled Ac-
count of Strike

New York, Oct IA committee
representing the striking longshore-
men today fatty refused virtual ul-
timatum from the War Department in
regard to handling four freight ships
on the way to New York
The War Department had ann0unc-
ed through Chairman Ripley of the
National Adjustment Commission
that it Intended that the ships
should be handled. Ripley asked the
strikers committee if they would
promise to take care of these ten
ships and received a fiat refusal.
An extension NO coast wise traffic
at every Atlantic port of the strike
appeared inevitable today. The only
apparent hope lay in "a meeting OF
the strike committee with the Nation
al Adjustment Commission which be-
gan this morning. ass's'
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12
PALMER PREPARES
PROHl DECISION
BONE DkY MEASURE GOES TO
PRESIDENT TOMORROW

Washington, Oct 11.-Anticipating
attacks on the constitutionaity of tie
.wartime and constitutional prohibi-
ton enforcement Legislation, Attor-
ncy General Palmer vii prepare an
opinion which will be transmitted to
the White House before the bill be
comes law The enactment of the
legislation was completed yesterday
by congress.
The measure will probably be sent
too the White House Monday and
unless signed by the President with.
in ten days will automatically be-
come law
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12
SEARCH FOR TWO
men FROM BALLOON
AIRCRAFT FOUND ON LAKE ONTA
RIo-MEN MISSING

St. Louis, Oct. 11.-All available
agencies of the United States and
Canada have been asked to aid in the
search for Capt. Carl Dammann and
Lieut.. Verheyden of the balloon
Wichita" which yesterday was re.
ported to have been found near Cleve
Island, Lkae Ontario.
The life preservers were not found
leading to the belief that the men
may be on some island in an exhaust
ed condition.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12

ports printed here add nothing of i'm
portance to the dispatcehs received
by the Associated Press
The whereabouts of Won Der Golta
continues to be the subjed of contra
dictory rumors. Tile Morning Post
pronouncedly anti-Gefmah. attacks
the British government for having
fumbled the whole question. The Daily
News, representing the opposite view
also attacks the government and tho
Allies.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12
BANK WITH CAPITAL
100000 COMING
DR.. A. J. OTWELL WILL PROBABLY
HEAD NEW INSTITUTION

HEAD NEW INSTITUTION
Within a few days application will
be made for a charter for the Cor
dele Bank & Trust Company. a new
banking house for Cordele with cap
ital stock of 100000 DR. J. A. Otwell
a leading north Georgia business man
will probably become president. Col
C. L. Harris, also leading business
man of Cummings, will also be as
sociated with the bank in an import
ant place.
No organization has been perfected
as yet, but plans have been definitely
worked out for start about January
1st, according to DR.. Otwell who is
here today putting the preliminary
plans into effect.
Nothing has been determined to
as to location but this along with
other business matters will be attend
ed before long.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12
London, Oct. determination o

London, Oct. 11-Coufirmation OF
the newspaper report that the Ger
mans have captured Rigt is being
awaited here but if the disparity fc
the rival forces is as great as is re.
ported in some of the dispatches, the
success of the attack on the city
would not be surprising.
"Germany's New War" is featured
in his mornings papers, but the re-
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12
ODD FELLOWS WILL HAVE
FIRST DEGREE TUESDAY

At the regular meeting of the local
lodge of Odd Fellows the first de.
gree will be put on. J. L. Smith, John
d. Pate and A. Clowns are the candi
dates. A representative to the divi
son meeting at Fitzgerald October
18th will also be named.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12
COAL MINERS ARE
THREATENING STRIKE.
FAILED TO AGREE ON WAGES
WITH EMPLOYEES

Philadelphia, Oct. 11.-Soft coal
miners and operators in the confer
ence over wage increases disagreed
today and will adjourn.
Unless something happens to pre-.
vent it, the strike set for November
1, will take place, the miners lead
ers say.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12
ALABAMA PLANTER :
IS FATALLY SHOT
TWO COTTON BUYERS CHARGED
MURDER

Albany, Ala, Oct. lie. l.. Wann,
of Courtland, Ala, cotton planter
who was fatally wounded yesterday
in dispute over some cotton dice
last night.
Stan and Garth Gilchrist, cotton buy
ers and plantes of Lawrence county.
are under arrest and will be charged
with murder in connection with the
affair.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12
VILLA WILL SOON
Be ELIMINATED
MEXICAN GENERAL SAYS REBEL
is BEING PUT OUT

Juarez, Oct. 11.-By January first,
next the Villa movement in Chipua-
hua will have been entirely crushed
and it's leader will cease to be a fac
tor in Mexican politics, Gen. DiegueZ,
Mexican federal commander OF mill
tary operations in the northern zone,
declared today after he read stae-
ment by a courier at Washington that
Villa will begin a major movement
soon.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12
COL. HOUSE IS SICK
ABOARD STEAMER
RETURNING DELEGATE Is SuF-
FERING FROM COLD

Washington. Oct. 1l.-Col House,
one of the American delegates to the
peace conference. is il aboard tne
steamer Northern Pacific on which &c
is returning from France, according
to radio message received at the
State Department.
He is said to be suffering from La
Grippe, but his condition is nClt serious
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12
Urging Men to Return

Berlin. (Friday BY the Associa cd
Press Gen. Won Der Goltz is travel,
ing from one unit of his army to an
other urging his men to return to Ger
many, according to the Tage Blatt,
which adds that khe work is taking
considerable time because of the
!, great distances to be covered.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12
BANDITS SHOOT EMPLOYEE
AND TAKE PAYROLL

Toledo, Oct. 11.-Bandits in an au-
tomobile escaped with five thousand
dollars here today otter holding up
two men carrying the Pinkerton To-
bacco Company's payroll and she IT
ing an employee, George Hillman. who
is expected to die.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12
GENERAL WOOD SAYS DANGER
Gus ELEMENT is ACTIVE
SENATE HEARING IS ON
Great Amount of Testimony
Taken BY Senate Commit
tee at Plants

Chicago, Oct 1.-THE strike stu
alton was outlinde in a statemenst by
Gen. Leonard Wood which says: "The
graveity of the situation at Gary is
found in the presence of dangerous
dustrial Workers Of the World and
and extremely active groups of In
anarchistic elements are working
against everything this country stands
for"
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12
RICHMOND HONORS
STONEWALL JACKSON
4zA.aoyo.. .UNVEIL MONUMENT TO
GREAT CONFEDERATE

, Richmond, Oct 11.-An equestrian
statue of Stonwal Jackson. the noted
Confederate leader, was vi eiled here
today. The ceremony was preceded
by parade and the presentation 0t
his sword to the Confederate Memo
rial Literary Society.
Anna Jackson Preston. IA great grand
daughter Of Jackson.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12
FLYING PARSON
FINISHING HIS
WESTERN RACE
MAJOR SPATZ in LEAD ON EAST
ERN COURSE
CONTEST is HALF OVER
Unfavorable Weather Mark
ed Start for Transconti
mental Flights today.

Chicago, Oct. 11.-Despite an un
favorable weather over a large part
of the course, the leaders of the army
aviators are expected to reach New
York and San Francisco respectively
this afternoon
Lieut. Maynard had left Reno for
Sacramento, while Maj Spatz, east
bound had left Buffalo.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12
LABOR PROBLEM UP
IN PARLIAMENT
IRISH QUESTION ALSO TO TAKE
LEAD

London, Oct. 1.-THE labor prob
lem and the Irish question will be Civ
en- priority over other subjects when
Parliament meets October %.
, The Alien Bill is down as the first
vmatter for attention, but it will pro
badly be postponed.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12
Fifteen CARS ARE IN
CINCINNATI AUTO RACES

Cincinnati, Oct f1.-FiiEeen cars
stakes race at Three Hundred miles.
are ready for the world series sweep
for purse of $4,000 at the Cincin-
natti speedway this afternoon.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12
FIGHTING SETS in
AT PETROCRAD
COUNTER REVOLUTIONISTS TAKE
IMPORTANT BUILDINGS

Copenhagen, octs l1.-According to
q Helsingfors dispatch, Russian news
papers report; that serious fighting
has broken out in Petrograd between
adherents and opponents of the So
Wet regime.
1t is said that counter revolution
aries have taken possession of mum
Der of Important buildings.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12
PLANS MADE TO DEPORT W. ". element IN Steel STRIKE
BRITISH SHIREck SENDS 1000 PERSONS TO THEIR DEATH
new GERMAN-RUSSIAN WAR OPENS
WITH THE CAPTURE or CITY OF RIGA
WAR SUPPLIES ARE
CARRIED TO FIUME

Fiume, Oct. IL. (By the Asso-
cidted Press) The steamer
Persia from Genoa for the far
east, with cargo of war sup
plies, has arrived here. The
crew had mutinied, and forced
the captain to bring the steam
er here.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12
GREAT Loss LIFE
REPORTED FROM.
SINKING SHIP.
BRITISH STEAMER WRECKED
ON NORWEGIAN COAST
ship NAME WAS Not GIVEN.
British Admiralty and
Lloyds Know Nothing of
Great Disaster
ship NAME WAS not GIVEN

Archanqel, (Friday)-Two thous.i
and lives have been lost in the
wreck of the unnamed British ship
on the Norwegian coast, accord
ing to wireless message from
Helsinafors.
Admiralty Knows Nothing
London Oct 11.-Neither the Adj
nor Lloyds have received any
information relative to the wreck of
the British ship on the Norwegian
coast S
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12
Shipping Cancelled

New York, Oct. 11.-As a result of
the Longshoremen's strike all sail.
ings of the Southern Pacific Company
or the Morgan Line" between New
York and Gulf ports as well as sail
ings of the Old Dominion and Savan-
nah lines have been cancelled by the
United States Railroad Administra-
ton, it was announced today.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12

Pittsburgh, Oct. 11.-A formal hear
ing ait the Federal building here today
occupied the time Of the Senate COM
mittee Investigating the steel strike.
A large number of witnesses were
Neard yesterday in the committees s
tour.of the mill towns Of this district.
The committee leaves for Washing
ton Sunday night without going to
the Ohio district
Plan to Deport
Chicago, Oct. 1.-THE military au-
thorities at Cart have begun the con-
struction of stockade, where mill
tary prisoners will be held pending
che disposition of their cases. Immi-
grafton officers arrived there during
the day and prepared, it was said, to
arrange for the deportation of all rad
icals against whom evidence is found
to support such action. At Indiana
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12
WILSON MUST
REMAIN IN BED

Washington, Odt. ll.-At Il
consultation of Drs, Dercum,
Grayson, Stitt and Rulfin, it was
decided that President Wilson
.i .a
will be required to remain in
bed for an extended period.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12

Harbor band of women pickets were
dispersed by the militia and plans for
a demonstration blocked.
Youngstown Starts
Youngstown, Oct. 1.-THE first
iron manufactured in the Mahoning
valley since the beginning of the steel
strike was poured from a furnace of
the Youngstown Sheet Tube Company
this morning, according to an obser-
yer outside of the plant who saw the
metal poured from the furnace. Ac-
tivity at practically all the other
plants here indicates an attempt TO
manufacture iron soon.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-10-12
NEW YORK COTTON
Gpeu High Low Close
LOCAL MARKET

Good Middling ---------33 SO 5-Sc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-29
VETERANS OF THIRTIETH
GATHER IN GREENVILLE
First Reunion of Old Hickory Division
VIII lie Called to Order
To-Day.
Try A ssociated Press

GREENVILLE. S. c.. Sept. 2S.-Over
200 veterans of the Thirtieth (Old
Hickory Division had registered to-
night as the city's guests for the first
reunion of the division. which will be
formally opened at 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning for two days. Indications
tonight are that there will be fully
5000 former members of this famous
division present for the reunion, and
the committees in charge have made
all preparations to care for the WISH
tors.
Hickory fighters, many State officials
from North Carolina, Tennessee and
South Carolina, several of the officers
who at various times commanded the
division, delegations from a number OF
cities in the three States and Major
General John +. Organ. who COM
manded the Twenty-seventh Division,
L. NJ. Lewis, commander of the Thir-
tieth Division during it's operations in
France and Flanders, arrived tonight
and is scheduled to deliver an address
tomorrow morning at the first session
Of the Old Hickory Division Associa-
ton.
Governors r. A. Cooper. of South
North Carolina, arrived this afternoon
with their STATS.
The official program for the two days
or the reunion shows many events ar
ranged for the entertainment Of the
former soldiers during their stay in
the city. Both Monday and Tuesday
morning will BIO devoted to sessions
the remainder OF each day the visI-
tors Will have large variety of social,
theatrical and athletic entertainments
to amuse them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-29

Stringfellow left here this morning
on the last lap or 5000 mile Journey
through Virginia which the State
executive has been taking for the past
two weeks.
Before leaving. the Governor ex-
pressed himself as we'll impressed with
the roads of Henry and Pittsylvania
Counties. but admitted that lie was
not la position to make any very
OF examining them had been confined
TO only two of the main arteries of
traffic in this district.
Ho. came in from Martinsville yes
terday and was the guest of Samuel
ilairston, wealthy farmer, at dinner.
TO which a number Of prominent Dam
VILE men were invited During the
evening he mOtored out to Chatham.
where he was the guest of Circuit
Court Judge Hughes billiard for sew
eral hours. the members Of the Pittsyl-
visitor.
The Governors journey has taken
him through every part of the State
lie has been across the State line into
West Virginia. came down the Valley
after visit ing his old home in Lees
burg and has touched at many of the
large and smaller towns of the State
ms plan being to have an autumn vaca-
ton and at the same time to become
better acquainted with the Virginia
road situation.
Governor Davis said before leaving
he did not know how far he would
get on his way to Richmond today
1t was learned that he is going to
stop at Franklin for short time and
that he will probably not reach Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-29

indigestion and dyspepsia, is not con-
fined to any one class. Many aids to
digestion have resulted from this cry
ing need for them. The most merito-
rious and dependable OF these yet
found is Plant Juice. the new herbal
stomach remedy, as it gives the most
beneficial results of any prepare ton
ever placed on the market. and daily
more and more people are beginning
to realize the truth of this assertion
and are testifying to the great benefit
they have received.
One OF the most recent is that Of
Mr.. Robert l.. Roberts, of 1549 Fast
mond and has lived here all his life.
having a large circle of friends. He
stated:
For the past year or 80 I have
suffered greatly from stomach trou-
BILE and had tried all kinds of medicine
which did me no good whatever.
could not sleep at night and felt tired
and nervous all the time. Gas would
accumulate in my stomach and ! was
bloated and in constant agony. When
I got up in the morning / felt as tired
as if had never been to bed at all.
l was badly constipated also. COM
menced to take Plant Juice and got
almost immediate relief. 1t has proved
its worth in my case, for 1t has put
my stomach in good condition and ]
have no more trouble with gas; I sleep
we'll and am able to eat everything I
want That tired feeling Is gone and
am glad to recommend Plant Juice
to others. as 1t was the only medicine
to relieve me-"
The Plant Juice Man is at the Ira
gle Drug Company's store. in Rich
mond, where he is daily meeting the
local public and introducing and ex-
Faln 1yrsre III III Atl
For sale in Petersburg by Morrison,
the Drug Man.-Adv.u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-29
BRITISH STRIKE CAUSES
COAL FAMINE IN EUROPE
Holding Up OF EngIinh yesseis VIII
Curtuil Limited Stockx
on HIND.
tBy Universal Serrioe.l


WASHINGTON. Sept. 28.-There is
much anticipatory apprehension here
that one Of the results Of the British
railway strike will be coal famine
in Europe.
There has been a coal shortage in
many Of the countries in Europe ever
since the war started. Relief from this
shortage has been dependent upon sup
ply obtanable from Great Britain and
the United States. Now that no Brit
ish ships are able to leave English
ports. by government order, the coun-
tries Of continental Europe suffering
from shortage Of fuel will be depend
ent wholly upon such relief as they
can obtain from the United States.
But with the ships Of Great Britain
taken out OF the rrying trade OF
the world. great additional strain will
be put upon the American merchant
marine and there will be less American
tonnage for coal carrying than has
been heretofore available.
1t seems almost certain. therefore
that there will be great distress in the
continental countries OF Europe during
the coming winter because OF lack of
coal. Sven if TIL are had been no strike
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-29

IN Great Britain and British ships had
continued to supply coal to the cont
nent In the same quantities as they
nave 6een doing for the past year, the
situation on the continent during the
winter Tor lack OF sufficient fuel still
would have become acute
Great Britain's annual productionsof
GOAL had fallen off from 2S7.4l20OO
Tons TO 214,000,000 tons. Great Brit
aims pre-var export of coal ran up to
7s.86s.ooo tons, but her estimated post
war exports Of coal have not been
moro than 100000 tons. The de-
cline in German coal production has
been much greater than that of Great
Britain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-29
PLAN TO OBTAIN TIRE
PLANT FOR HOPEWELL
Committee OF Citizens Assisting Mayor
hnrrtson to Secure Large
Manufacturing Industry.

PETERSBURG. VA. Sept ga
comuAAttre OF citizens Of Hopeweu.
consisting OF Mayor D. A. Harrison.
L n Warren. president OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce. and 81. A. Finn, Of
Del. on Friday. to confer with Presi-
dent Grub, OF the Du Pont Chemical
Company. relative 10 the proposed To-
cation OF rubber tire plant in Hope
well. The conference is reported to
have been altogether satisfactory
and II is believed that arrangements
Will be made that will certainly bring
the plant to Hopewell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-29
Horses Hoof Torn or.

A fine driving horse, belonging 20
J. Lipscomb. OF Chesterfield. near Stop
40. on the car line. was so badly in
jured by being struck by an auto
mobile yesterday afternoon, that it
had 10 be shot and killed. Mr.. Lips
comb was driving to his home from
this city, when the aaimal was struck
and knocked down by an automobile.
owned by Mr.. Johnson. of Raleigh.
y. G. One of the horses hoofs was
torn off. and it was found necessary
TO Kill him to put him out Of his
agony. M. johnson agreed to pay
for the animal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-29
C1eur. strcet yyitb Pi,toy

Henry Matthews. colorcd. a former
inmate OF the Central State Hospital.
was arrested Saturday night. for the
too free use OF his pistol IN public.
lie was found Keeping a; bay a
crowd OF colored men and women on
Gil Street. He was not shooting at
any one in particular, but was firing
his pistol in the air. Some one had
relieved him of his money. The crowd
feared 10 approach him until the po-
lice arrived and took him in charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-29
News in Hrfef.

Henry ]. Watkins. president Of the
Hopewell National Bank. is reported
as i'll at his home in Du Pont City.
Hopewell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Seabury an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter Martha Arnold, to VIM.
Henry Kevan Booth The wedding
will take place in the latter part Of
October.
w. B. Pickett. white jitney driver
was arrested and locked up last night
on the charge of assauiting and beat
ing Oracle Lee. waitress in q chop
suey restaurant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-29
The Baptist Campaign.

meeting OF the Petersburg Bap-
lists was held this afternoon at the
y. ". G. A.. for the purpose of or
ganiZing the publicity department Of
the coming campaign TO raise S75,-
100000. The Rev. F. w. Moore is
chairman OF the publicity department.
will be held on November l6. which
will be addressed by DR.. VIM. Poteat,
president OF the Wake Forest College.
and other prominent speakers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-29
To Open Chatham Market.

DANVILLE, VA, Sept. 2S.-The Chat
ham tobacco market, after being
closed for many years, will reopen for
the season next Tuesday morning with
one large warehouse in operation and
the larger tobacco firms properly rcp-
resented. The market closed because
Its proximity to tho local larger mar
ket moro or less stined 1t, hut tho bo-
operated probably.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-29
Burglars at Work.

On the same night friday, tina,
the store OF Lavenstein Bros was
robbed OF over 5000 worth of goods
attempts were made to break into
two other establishments on Syca-
more Street In these instances the
robbers are believed to have beer
frightened away by the police, whc
closely guard that beat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-29
Gnmblinr Houne Raid,d.

The police last night raided an al
legged gambling house on South Ave-
nue.. kept by James Holmes. colored,
and arrested twenty persons.
all colored. charged with gambling A
quantity OF cards, dice, and other
paraphernalia was captured and taken
with the prisoners to the station
house. The parties were all bailed
for their APPEARANCE in court tomor-
row morning.