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Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
TO NY FRIENDS IN THE WARREN
 DISTRICT.

take this method of appeal ing tot you for your support for my nomination for County Attor- ney. You know Judge Winters of Lowell, and know he is a clean, upright, self-made man; and if elected County Attorney will make you good County Attorney. Vote for him.
 J. L. WINTERS,
 Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK, Sept, 2. Liberty bonds, closing at: 31a's SS9.94; first As $S5.10; second As sS4.S0; first 4A's sS5.52; second 4A's $S510; third 4A's $SS.32; fourth AIS sS5.30; Victory 3A's $95.4S; Victory 4A's $95.44.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
M ETAIS

NEW YORK, Sept. 2. - Lead easy.
 Spot S7S@900. Zinc easy. Spot East St. Louis delivery 7S7@S00 Ameri-
 can bar silver unchanged. Foreign l93H. Copper unchanged
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
CLOSING QUOTATIONS, SEPTEMBER 1, 1920
New York Stock Exchange
Furnished by [. J, OVERLOOK, BROKER.
 C0rreSbondent Logdn 6 BtyIn

American Car .............. 1852 American Locomotive ... 955s American Shelter ... 591a American Wool .......... S0as Baldwin .................... 1OS5s Bethlehem ................. 76as Baltimore & Ohio .. f=1s Canadian Pacific ......... 121
 Central Leather ........ 53k Corn Products ....... S7H Cosden 3S
 Crucible .............. 120A Famous Players ..... 73
 General Motors ............. 21A Great Northern Ore . 32
 Great Northern Preferred ..:. 78h GooullCH '...... ........- 04
 Hupmobile 15A Industrial Alcohol ....&.. SEA-
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03

standing sherbert glasses, one peach for each glass. Fill the glass with the ice and pour raspberry sauce over the whole.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03

Stevens Electric Shop has just re- ceived shipment of Thor and West ern Electric Washing machines. Phone 523 for a free demonstration.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
TURNING BACK THE CALENDAR
SEVENTEEN YEARS AGO TODAY

That Bisbee is infested with class of people who hit the pipe has long been known to the officers but to practice has been a difficult matter. While this has not yet been done, a disclosure was brought to light yester- day by Deputy Sheriff Chidester and Constable Bud Casad, who, while searching the bawdy house conducted found an opium layout such as is us- ed by victims of the habit of blow ing" The case has created a sensa- ton in Bisbee, as it is the fist in- stance of opium smokers having been arrested. While it has been an ac- cepted opinion that there are many dope fiends and hopheads in Bisbee, this is the first time that any person has been openly charged with the habit
 NEW YORK, Sept. 2. - Reliance, the American cup defender, today won the third and final race in the series ica's cup, from Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock III. In celebration of the victory the Reliance, the Shamrock did not cross the finish line.
 Sergeant Johnny Foster of the Rangers is back in the oity after a few days spent in other parts in search of much wanted criminals.s
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAa
PYTHIAN SISTERS
w. F. JEWELL, C. C.
w. E. McCALLUM, K. of R. 8.

PYTHIAN SISTERS Lily Temple No. 5 meets every End and 4th Tuesday evening of each month at Odd Fellows hall. Visiting sisters are cordially invited. ANNIE PATTERSON, M. E. C.,
 Box 1866. LILLE VINSON. Box 1438, MORO.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA

Richard l.. Homestead Ssb. meets second and fourth Tuesdays st old PythiaH Castle. Visiting Archsrs are cordially invited.
 R. J. RATCLIFFE, Foreman C. D. 9TINSON, Correspondents. BoT i<9s Phone Red xS&
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
kNlGHTs AND LApIEs or

KNlGHTs AND LAplEs or
 SECURITY Meets on the first and third Mon, day of each month at odd Fellows hall at 7:30 D. m. Visiting members cordially invited.
 R. F. HANCOCK, President,
 Box l34s, Bisbee. WINNIE JOwLES, Secretary, Box 1054, Bisbeo z. ]. ATTAWAY, F1nsncier,
 Box yl71. Lowell
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
GRAIN
SILVER
New York Curb

Farnished by [. J, OVERLOOK. BROKER
 CorTcSposdcnt Logan G BTyun
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B'Ciday Morning, September 3, 1920
Lodge Notices

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEM
 Meets at odd Fellows hall first Thursday of every month. Visiting brothers cordially invited. VIM. BUCKET, Sachem. s. VERKAN, Chief of Records.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-03
Oatrnan Stocks

Farrissed 6y COLLINS 6 BRsTHERTON
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-10
TREATY FRIENDS RENEW
EFFORTS FOR COMPROMISE

Washington, Jan. 9 (By Associated
Press s)-The fortunes of the treaty
of Versailles became more unsettled
today when on top of President Will
sons Jackson day dinner pronounce
ment for tax ng the question to the
people in the next political campaingn
and William Jennings Bryan's oppo
sition, the Democratic and Republican
friends of the treaty in the senate
renewed. determindly, thir efforts fOr
a comprom Sc of the ratification.
Senator Hitchcock. acting Democra
tic leader, said that he did not regard
the presidents declaration as cal
culated to prevent any reasonable com
promise
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-10
WAS BEING REFITTED
AS PASSENGER LINER
was Known AS Bridal Ship"
On Account of Bringing Ma
French Wives of American
Soldiers to These Shores In
Transport Srvice. She Was
Christened by Mrs. Grover
Cleveland When launched In
1894

New York. Jan. 3 (By Associated
Press)-Damage to the American line
steamer S. Louis, which was burned
at a Hoboken shipyard last night was
estimated at $1,0Q0000 TODAY The
interior of the ship was wrecked and
her plates badly warped. The origin
of the fire is undetermined
When at midnight the. st. Louis
listed and settled against the. staamer
Kroonland. it was feared that the
craft was in peril. However. boats
standing by kept streams of water
playing on her and she did not take
fire. The St Louis sea cocks were
upened shortly before she settled a,
gainst the Kroonland
The st. Louis was being refitted as
a passenger steamer after service as
the transport Louisville during the
war Launched at the Cramps Ship
yard. in Philadelphia, 1894 and chris
tened by Mrs. Grover Cleveland, she
was the first passenger vessel to he
built in this country in more than
twenty years. She and her sister
craft, the ST. Paul. were used as auxil
iary cruisers during the Spanish-Amer
ican war The st. Paul capsized az
her pier during the war.
The st. Louis brought home many
French wives of American soldiers
in her later days as transport and
navy men called her the bride ship. "
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-10
AUSTRIA APPEALS
FOR AME R|CAN AID
SEVEN MILLION THREATENED
WITH DEATH BY STARVATION
AND AMERICA ONLY HOPE

Washington. Jan. tBy Associated
PressD-AH appeal to the American
people to extend aid TO seven million
Austrians. who ar threatened with
anarchy and death by starvation dur
ing the winter. has been fOrweared tc
Washington by Baron Enchoff. head
of the Austrian peace delegation
Representative OF the allied and
associated powers at Paris are fully
aware of the, .err BILE DISTRESS by
which Austria is actually afflicted"
says Enchoff's appeal. which adds.
'at the present time this situation
comes to an especially critical phase.
the European powers having declared
they cannot grant credits and that
American cooperation offers the only
chance for saving Austria"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-10
OLD REMEDIES DOING A
REAL WORK IN THE CITY

A few weeks ago the News carried
a news item to the effect that DR. J
S. Roberts had saved the prescrip
tions of many of the states oldes'
doctors and had succeeded in placins
these medicines on the market.
Dr. Roberts advises that some snle'
i'd results have been brought abou
by the use of those old time medi
cines. the origina! prescriptions or
which were written by some of the
most eminent physicians in the state
now dead and gone. .-..
The work of Doctor Roberts has
had n two fo,d purpose, first he has
preserved to humanity a work needed
bv hundreas of afflicted people and
secondly. he las placed these rare
old med .cines at the pablic service
for most reasonable sumo
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-10
ENUMERATORS OF
CENSUS ARE BUSY
EVERYBODY SHOULD LEND AS
SISTANCE IN MAKING A
PROPER COUNT

The census enumerators are now
circulating among the people of
Brunswick and Glynn county. as they
are in every city, town and hamlet.
as well as rural section, of the ent re
United States
During this work it is especially
desired that no one shall get Sassy
when the enumeratOr calls.
may be well to bear in mind
that the enumerators have behind
them the authority of thei United
States government, and that ali per
sons are required by law to answer
the questions which the enumerators
are obliged to PROFOUND. So when
whether there is mortgage en- your
home or farm, whether you are mar
ried ora single. as we'll as other more
or less personal questions. be sure
yOn answer correctly. for it is aston
ishing how carefully the census pa
Washington.
And be sure that you are among
those counted. If the enumerator
foil fn -;
dence, report the fact to Mayor Hop
kns, or. if you live in the country
some officer of the county If yor
whom the enumerator for his or he
district has overlooked report that in
formation. also.
For the dccennial nosc-counting
now in progress will, when compile
ted. become the official census of tn
nation and as such will stand for til.
next ten years. School censuses W !
he taken by the state. and there may
be caunty and municipa. ennmera,
t'ons of various sorts for various pur
poses, but your city or town. as wei
as your county and state. will be
rated during the next ten years ac
cording to what the fourteen fede
raj census now being taken shows
Intelligent cooperation with the ce"
sus enumerators is greatly to be dc
sired 1t will facilitate their WORK
and will also assist your coplmunit,
to obtain the complete enumeration
which is so greatly to be desired.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-10
O. DELL AND WIFE
HELD FOR MURDER
SAID BY OFFICERS To.eE TRAGIC
TRIANGLE OF LOVE AND
REVENGE

Rochester, n Y, Jan S-Alleged ac-
tors in Il triangle Of love and revAn ge
James l.. O'DelI and his wife. Pearl
today We're charged with murder OF
the first dtgreek the victim beng
Edward kneip. whose body marked
with many bruises and stab wounds
ives found yesterday underneath Il
culvert on the mosquito road neai
here.
Charles H. Scherer and Edard
Sphinx are held as witnesses. Scherer
was the driver Of the taXicob in
which O'Dell and his wife and Their
alleged victim were driven to the
scene OF the crime, Sphinx was Scher-
.er's companion on the ride.
Police say they have confessions
from both O'Dell and his wife. Ac-
cording to these. the motive for the
crime was revenge for alleged rela-
tions between the young woman and
kneip two years before her marriage
to O.Dell. VIII ch occurred in this city
December IL. last.
The victim, according to the police,
was taken haudcuffed to the lonely
country road on pretense of being in
custody OF O'Dell. who impersonated
an officer. on a charge of criminal
assault, and the taxicob dismissed.
Kneip was then handcuffed to a
tree and Mrs. O'Dell beat him with
a file in the head until he became
the confessions are said
to declare The handouts then were
removed and the two started away
lODell returned to get letter from
Kneip's pocket and started to cut the
clothing from the body. He says.
to the police, that Nneip
sprang to his feet and struck HIM.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-10
COMP PULSORY LAW
WILL FILL SCHOOLS
WILL ADD $4,000 TO 'oo,oo PUPILS
TO ATTENDANCE DURING
PRESENT YEAR

Gecr2ia's new compulsory school
attendance law effective Thursday wi |
add 10000 to 1000 pupils to the pu6
lie schools Of the state, says NJ. L.
Britain, State Superintendent CT Ed
ucation.
While it may be impossible to en-
force the law to the letter at first
Mr. Britain says. everything is in
read ness for d good start About
sixty attendance officers have bsen
appointed in the state to see that the
law is carried out Each county or
Independent district wiz have an ;t
tendance officer named by the loca!
boards of education Of their respective
districts or counties. These officers
must be appointed or the counties anG
districts will not participate in the
state school funds.
1t is expected that several techni
cal questions will be brought Up from
time to time n enfore ng the new .aM
but these will be carefully worked
ont. Mr.. Britain says The new law
says that every child between the
ages Of s to IA years, inclusive, must
attend school six months in the
year and must go through the seventh
grade. BY completing the seventh
grade or becoming l. years of age
pupils will be exempt from the new
law Under the old Jaw child was
required to attend school four months
in the year and complete the fourth
grade
For good ana sufficient reasons tho
boards of education will have some
right to grant excuses but these will
be temporary. For instance, where
a child IS the only support of a wild
owed mother with no other means Of
support, the child can be exempted
temporarily. according to, the con
struction of the law by educational
authorities. This condition may bc
remcdied however, by the child at
tending night school. Only in the
most extreme cases will excuses b,
allowed, Mr.. Britain, says.
Copies of the prime. pal sections of
the new law have heen mailed coun
ty authorities by Mr. Britain.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-10
COLD WAVE is HEADED
THIS WAY, SAYS REPORT

A cold wave or to be precise a.
bout it-much colder weather is pre-.
dicted for this vicinity within the
next few hours. The prognostications
sent out by the weather man from
Washington are as follows
Georgia: Fair. much colder tonight
with a cold wave in interior. Virgin
ia: Rain or snow in southeast, Snow
in north and west portions tonight,
much colder with wave in south
portion: Saturday fair. colder. fresh
to strong west to northwest winds on
the coast. North Carolina: Cloudy
and colder tonight, rain in east por
ton. cold wave: Saturday probably
fair and much colder, fresh west and
northwest winds. South Carolina:
Cloudy and much colder tonight with
cold wave in interior: Saturday fair
colder, fresh west and northwest wind
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-10
LOCAL BOYS WIN BY
SCORE OF Is TO 5

AS was promised. one OF ne fas!-
est basketball games that has beer
staged here fer a number Of years
was played yesterday afternoon at
the High School court. The opposing
Teams were the local high school quin
tette and the fast aggregation from
our neighboring city of Waycross.
Both teams We're in the best of con
dition and the game was truly snappy
and fast from the time that the whistle
was blown at the opening til the sig
nal was sounded at the end of tho
second half
The local high school students gave
their ardent support to the home team
and the Brunswick five was ever ure
ed on by their fellow students. Con
sidering the short notice given to
the public the attendance was fair,
but we like to have more support
from our fellow Brunswicl;ians.
For the visiting team Bates and
Crawley stood out as individual stars
and their good playing was commend
cd by all who witnessed the game.
Although the whole local team PLAYED
to perfection, Martin, May and Me
Garvey edged ahead little by their
wonderful work.
Tho line up was as follows.
Waycross: Brunswick:
Holt. Left forward Harrison
Fesperman Right forward May
Harley Center Mart II
Crawley Right guard McGarvey
Rollison Left guard Gignilliat
Substitutes: Bates for Holt, husbands
for Harley. Referee: Rudolf.
The local team left this morning
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-10

Today the rank and file of the
Democratic party as well as the lead
ers throughout the country are study
ing the opposite announcements of
the two national leaders and are
tempting to assess their effect on the
partys fortunes at the nominating
convention which will be held in San
Francisco, Juna 2S. and at the polls
next November
Misly political observers feel that
tits yet too early to accurately eSti-
mate the position in which the cleay-
age between the President and the
foremost Democrat in private life
leaves the party They feel that the
situation must settle rown little
that stock can be taken and that the
opinions of the rank and lie must be
sounded
Whethtr the petition of the two
men now announced means a fight
in the national convection reminiscent
of the spectacular battle in Baltimore
in 1912, when Mr. Bryan forced the
Presidents nomination and reversed
the traditionalpractice of the party
conventions in giving to candidate
who controlled a majority vote. none
of the party leaders is willing to pre-
dict. es'.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-10
Sentiment of taOi netOan
Wilson's Decision TO Make
treaty all Issue and Bryan's
View Are Twin Surprises
RANK AND FILE DEMOCRATS
STUDYING VARIOUS VIEWS
Many Political Observers Feel
That 1t Is Too Early To Accu
rately Estimate the Position
In which the Cleavage Be
tween President and Mr.. Bry
-4t
an Leaves the Party.

Washington, Jan 9 (By Associated
Press s)--President Wilson's decision
be placed before the voters as sol
emn referendum" and William Jen
nings Bryan's content on that the
Democratic party cannot go before the
country on the question but should
accept such compromises ''as may be
possible" are the twin surprises of
which found its climax in the annual
Jackson Day dinner
The Presidents message to the
party. written from the sick room in
the White House, and read to the
term for himself and no announce,
ment of an impending retiremet to
private life, as many predicted it
would
Mr. Bryans speech, taking refnite
issue with the Presidents decision
on the great question. was accom-
panied by a statement that he was
not speaking as a candidate for the
presidential nomination. Many Of
the Democratic diners freely said that
portion was a distinct surprise to
them
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-10
DR.. LINCOLN McC0NNELL'S
, ADMIRABLE LECTURE

That was delightful entertainment
prjvi1ad lily THE Alkahest Lyceum
Course last night, given under the
auspices of the womaIs Club at the
Grand
The pity of it is that every am!
bilious boy and girl in Glynn county
did not hear DR.. Lincoln Mcconnell
in his noted lecture. The Guy That
Delivers the Goods 1t was entirely
different from the stilted, .over-the-
Observation-Disclosures lecture
Dr. Mcconnell is a Georgia cracker
and is proud OF it. He is more than
that, he is revelation. for he is
so deeply imbued with the gospel OF
making men and women out of Geor
gia boys and girls. that he fairly
bubbles over with enthusiasm.
DR.. Mcconnell is intensely inter
esting, intensely in earnest. and an
actor of no mean ability. His lecture
last night was listened to by fair
sized audIience-but that audience sat
throughout the hour and half ad-
mirably entertained. There were
none that did not feel that they could
have listened to the eloquent speaker
for another hour.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-10
WAGE SCALE COMMITTEE
MAY GIVE FLAT REFUSAL

Wash ngton, Jan. 8 tBy Associated
Press preliminary hearings by the
presidents coal inquiry commission
, the wage scale committe of the cen
trail competitive field operators today
d dscussed the policy of the soft coal
operatirs commission. 1t appeared
probable tonight that they would de
eide a fiat refusal to deal with the
commission or else declare the opera
tors Willingness to cooperate with
the reservations.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-10

for Savannah to play the fast Chatham
Academy team. On January "a, the
Savannah team will come to Bruins
wick to play and the public is cor
daily invited and urged to come out
and lend Their support to the home
team.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-10
HALE APPEALS To
SENATE FOR HELP
PRESIDENT OF SOUTH ATLANTIC
CORPORATION CALLS ATTEN
TON TO NEW RATE PLAN

The following special from Washing
ton relative to the efforts of certain
shipping interests 60 undoe the work
accomplished by the South Atlantic
ports WI be of local interest:
Because of disturbing reports that
certain rs lr0ad and shipping inter.
ests will attempt To undo the work
recently accomplished by certain
South Atlantic ports when they OBJ
tanned lower freight rates from the
interior, conference OF senators
from the southeastern states is to he
he'd Immediately to map out ~ de
fensive cappaign.
If reports are true, concerted eff
forts VII be made by the senators
to retain the adjustment scale re-
Gently ordered by the railway admin
istration after investigation ois the
complaint of South Atlantic cit es
against the preferential rates given
the North Atlantic Ports.
The conference scheduled to be
held Wednesday OF Thursday in the
Office of Senator Overman of North
Carolina. Wilmington is one CT the
ports affected along with Savannah.
Brunswick, Jac&soay re and Charles
ton
Matthew Hale, president OF the
South Atlantic Maritime corporation.
brought to Senator Overmans atten.
tion the agitation just begun to in.
terfere with these rates which were
but recently established by the rail
road administrat on Although there
IS little definite information here
concerning the move, it was thought
best to call a meeting of senators to
map out campaign aga ,nst any dis
turbance of the new rates.
For a long time the ports along
the South Atlantic coast suffered BE-.
cause OF discrimtory freight rates
to the North Atlantic seaboard. Dur
ing the past summer. extensive hear
ings were held by the railroad admin
pstration and southern senators.
backed by large delegations from the
territory iniuriously affected, de-
manded an equalization cf freight
rates to ports along the Atlantic sea
board and gulf. A substantial raduc-
tion practically equalizing the rates,
was finally ordered by the railroad
administrat on. and now reports come
that with the railroads about To go
back to their private owners Il move
differentials favoring the northern
cities, lil0eJ New York. Boston and
Philadelphia.
The conference called by Senator
Overman is to put every senator on
the alert and to protect the interests
of such ports as Wilmington Charles
ton, Brunswick. Savannah and Jack
sonville.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-12-24
MAINARD-PRICE POST
CHRISTMAS GAIETIES

Christmas eve the members of
Maynard-Price post. American Lee
gion, will hold their annual Yuletide
promenade in the X. of p. hall.
Members from numerous other posts
will be guests Of the occasion Last
year the promenade proved one of
the most successful dancing parties
Of the season, and the committee IN
charge this year is determined 10
make it even better
On New Years eve the Legion will
give a masquerade ball the pro
ceeds to go toward the memorial
fund. Only masked dancers will be
permitted on the floor until after
the grand march Prizes will be
awarded for the best sustained char
acter and the most hjdeous charac-
ter The Legion extends an invita-
ton to the general public to dance
the old year out and start the new
year in an atmosphere of happiness
and jollification
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-12-24
FORD

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ l.. Draper are
leaving Wednesday for the Big Bend
country to spend the holidays with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Smiths brother and family
are visiting his people here during
the holidays. Mr.. Warner is from
Hardisty, Alberta
There will be Sunday school and
church Sunday in the Ford school
house. Last Sunday the election of
officers was held. The new officers
take up their work the first Sunday
in January, Friday night, Decem-
Der "a, the Christmas exercises will
he held in the school house. The
program will start promptly at s
O clock and we hope that all will
come and enjoy the evening.
Mrs. Gimlin is suffering this week
with rheumatism in her feet
Mr.. and Mrs. Elsberry and Mr.. and
Mrs. Greenwich spent Saturday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Brownlee
Mr.. Ricketts, father and mother
expect to be with him Christmas.