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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-31
PRED ". sESCFELDEn co.
AL Central Hldg.
Elliott alsl.
700 cAN IKE MoNEyi

CAN YOU INVEST lTf
There le no infaliibi~ rule OF safety
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max. 10 SOS well as brinE you
large returns without impairinE
the principal The oil situation ~
the Mid-Cortin~nt Texas and tbs
more recent oii fields offers an
almost unlimited opportunity ~
maktng large profits on small In
Nestnenis Shares In purcr asfui
companies which not 80 long ago
were selling for cents are now
paying large dividends and selling
for more than they originally cost.
Many small investors have found
themselves comparatively rich IN
fortnight. However. do not let
profits misiead you. Let tho oil.
PRESS guide yua-~it has made
money for many thousands. Each
issue 10 brimful of valuable data
and important news about the oil
COMMUNICATING prospects and
more recent startling successes--
rs well a. analytical reports Of
scores OF coinpanleH--sonc Good.
bad and Indifferent 4 recent
issue ~ tho OIL PRESS together
with a late copy of the Markets
which contains quotations % list-
"a and unlisted. active and mae
tive oil stocks. will be cent free
on request. and. white they last.
new accurate coiorcd map Of
Kansas. Oklahoma and Texas. fen-
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EldE.. Kansas city, Mo.
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GkEEN LAKE
'SEES LAKE DISTRICT
UNIVERSITY BARGAIN

, i'EhsiTY BARGAIN
MA, modern: this IL the hes,
srr@s. onered this year in this
nnsst absolutely modern. very
n 49, Close 10 the car and
A1reools; built-fn fsa.ures
~ furnace and new par-
W - large attic with sfsir.
fss,..." 50 table for sIeepiuK
f's...s ] block 10 , nayed
q .afne owner since built.
vi tperiect condition ia ad1td6
ss spt and very attracilvc. for
'ssnsnt 1900 with very small
= lar 3 7 ELLIOTT co.
hs Main 1881
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DOWNTOWN RooMiNo HOUSE

IA rooms. located in business part 81
Seattle. t.-aHe at reasonable rent.
Very raRy place 60 operate, and
shows n net profit OF ts1a per
month. Owner sick IN hospital
Must be sold AZ once. ii.iso cash
Will handle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-31
FARM LANDS


CHEAP NEW LAND IN YAKIMA
OPENED ron SETTLERS
In the Richest Fart OF This Rich
Valley VIII he
THOUSANDS or ACRES
Made productive. The government
Of the United states ~ now laying
out the last extension OF the
FAMOUS SUSSfSfDE CANAL
we must finish selling our i5.0eo-
acre range under this new canal
IN a limited time. Tho prices
range from $40 per acre up 90 SEQ
will be worth IN a few months
more. You can have long time
10 pay. with very low interest rate
WE ARE oWNERS--YOu PAY
No Commissions.
Call or write at Once.
office Open Evenings Also.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co
fis Green Building.
OLD. HtS DOWN wHArc o NJ
county ranch. So = ne = is. 10. g.
about rs acres cleared: 2 acres or
chard: old barn. house burned
down. spring. main road. ta.Sao:
mortgage $4,000. 8 per cent. Trade
for anything owner can use. see
w. <. robson co. ITO Third Ave
We Trade Anything Anywhere.
WANTED = f{tSpOSSfBLE PARTY
20 buy my farm. located hair mile
from Page. Wash. consisting OF
100 Rcren wheat land. 100 acres
under cultivation. balance good
pasture. good t-room house. good
barn. etc. nil fenced with barb
wire: f1.S00. $1,000 cash, balance
at CSC: owner. Mr.. Catzmyer.
Dekum Bldg. Portland. ore.
RIO LAND BALE
A. Zig Lake and Clear Lake. MI
our lands are going at half the
former price. II you ever want n
farm. now 10 the time 20 buy H.
You will never buy u NJ this price
again.
Il. G. PETERS ZIG Third Ave.
20 AsREs. FENCED. FINE SOIL;
Groom house: fine spring $4,000,
terms. n T. Co. sos Seaboard
Bldg. Elliott los
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-31

One hundred years ago the center
of population of the United States
was is miles north OF Woodstock.
Nd
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~ 81 SEATTLE PROPERTY

rtssIsf ~ - LARGE. r0N.
.'tspt looms. strictly modern
ariy ns u,nsce; good basement.
<neat sean,ed graded streets.
y Pro-. one block from
ssh N. 's,soo; small payment
Axhf a. W. an offer. We
iI-srsraa,i little better.
- .,iVN REALTY 60
~ s.s n, The Junction
Z I fl.-.--. West g4T
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PERSONAL

! MIN TsTER's GUARANTEED
stomach remedy. including chronic
dyspepsia. ! don't care how many
kinds OF medicine you have tried,
VI this remedy viii not enable you
10 eat your meals with comfort
your money VIII he given you
back. Send no money TIL ] satisfy
you that this offer II genuine. Ad-
dress Minister, 901 sixth ave. Apt.
50i. Elliott 5797-J
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GOOD MAcHINfST. rfNfsIIER
AND CABINET MAKER FOR
FURNITURE FACTORY

you are good workman in any
81 the above lines. you can obtain
employment at top wages in fur
niture factory manufacturing high
grade furniture. The success 81
this factory IL assured. iiig vol
ume OF orders ahead with large
margin OF profit Workmcn want
ID who VIII Invest $500 20 loco.
iy locking over the factory plant
IN operation. and seeing the stgn~d
orders. you Will be convinced OF
the success OF the factory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-31

CHICAGO, Jan. Sill oK r-Hr stptp.
.. 800 head market io6iBc higher Bulk
81 safes. sitI0aid.toi butchers. iit7b1
tis.abi packing, fi4git.boi Hight. ,it@
1896 rigs, titaibs raughH. iis.TbUit.
Cattie-tteccipts. ~ 600 head market
steady Beef. ts.ao0i1.2s. butcher stesrs.
tGIAgtssoi cannors aud cutters, t5,es0
is sfoekers and feeders. tt.Ts9ii. cows.
lafhUtzaG. calves. ftEHibGO.
sheep Receipts. 2. 800 head market Is
steady Lambs. iisd2i.t5: owen. ti0.7S
Jiss0
Pork Open High Low Close
Jan. ..sss. ..s.. ..... 1850
lard
.t.7is t2tSO izfss 1896
May. ssso 2se0 $3.50 1855
iibn--
MAJ ',...: ;sii ;sii ;oi; as.si
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lOCGEpspFr LANDS

WRITE FOR MAP SHOWING Lo-
cation. low price and easy terms
of sale OF logged-off lands Offered
TO settlers IN Western Wash nEt ton.
EYrRUEAU USER TfMBEH CO.
TACOMA. WASHINGTON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-31

WOOD AND coal YARD WITH
bunkrfH and railroad switch.
fronts on paved street. doing a
large cash business: large
grounds. Price $500 for ground
and business terms can be ar
ranged Splendid location for
present and future business.
$3.50, modern 5-chhir barber shop
with cigar stand. income 5000 per
week. Rent $50 per month. \
money making business that viii
stand investigation. Uptown loca-
ton.
f3,ib0-30 rooms furnished. has
lease. rent sf25 per month: net
income $3.50. gross fftb per month
Location near Times square:
$4,000 cash.
II DnHEnu
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4 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FRED H. sENGFELDER co.
a2t Central bldg
Elliott di2i.
mon GRADE INVESTMENTS
AND SECURITIES
WE SPECIALIZE on HOTELS
AND APARTMENT HOUSES


II looking fpr garages. come and let
un ahow you what We have 90
offer, We believe W. have the
best list In Seattle. and man
who knows garage values 70
handle you. We DON'T specialize
In auto repair shop half interests,
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L. H. ROGERS
$40 Burke Building
Phone Main fSiT
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I West 3fth 81. New YORK city.
CLEANING. PRESSING, PREsSfn8
machine lenFe. living room. Bar
gain for quick action. owner.
North %.
WILL MY TRUCK III / CAN Oct
q good contract hauling anything.
Elliott 2i05-J.
BY OWNER - 3i-ROOM APART
ment house. 1924 Seventh ave.
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s6.RooM APARTMENT
1900 CASH

% rous. divided into eight apart
u~nfs. and all furnished with good
furniture. private hathAs lease at
sipo. This nice little apartment
will net about tteo each month,
besides Broom apartment for
owner. ts0o cAsh VIII handle. sce
Mr. Wiley.
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY
Alimnc,snt.Iaw


Aiforpeysat.l.aw
y. - hall = EsTAHLISHEb 1851.
All cases. Conaultatipn free. mod
crate fees. .is Burke iildE.. pos
second ave Main Taoa.
" r. sshoff. Downs Blk. 100 and sv.
Consultation free. All cases. Fees
moderate.
Attornry---tatent
PRED y. CORN - 7oi CENTRAL
Illdg. Phone Main $40. References;
bennington Typewriter Co. West
crn Rubber Co. Universal Telc-
phone Co, olympic Foundry Co.
MASON. FESwick. LAWRENCE
ls2 Burke bldg.
baths
MAGNETIC MASSAGE. vAPoH MD
medical hath. al Pioneer Bldg.
James and first
Chattci Loans
MONEY TO LOAN
Loans frVm $40 10 tieo made quickly
and o6nfldcatisily on furniture.
pianos. live stock. etc.
SANDERS A. co.
l0oa-t T. G. smith BLDG I'll. sss7
Chiropodists
THE FOOT HOsPiTAL pR STUCK.
Cbiropraetor
JENNINGS a JENNINGS. cHIRO-
practorH from Palmer school Con-
sultation free. 2i2-i7 Denny Bldg.
iios Second ave. Main 72ff,
L. y. TURNER, Chiropractor. 2lo-i2
Ifaight BID. End and Pine, Consul
tation free. Hours. 10 20 g. Even
inEs by appointment Elliott 1854
Campbell. o. N, pantages Bld. El-s32G
q a TRAuB Sos pantages. N 2sai
Collateral Loans
LOANS ON DIAMONDS AND Linz
erty Bondn. Ask your BANKER
about Va.
EQUITABLE LOAN CORPORATIONS.
COS Eitci BLDG Second az PIKE 81
MONHY LOANED ON ALL ART1-
Giles OF value. The Reliable. s07
Third ave.
Furniture. Repairing. UphoIstering.
Packing
Jorgensen Bros. Furn. shop. NJ. 35il.
Dancing
Society entertainers and teachers OF
modern dancing. Stage work our
speciality. Reeves Mnrisco. 9Th and
Madison. Main 12aS. Hall for rent
Money TO Loan
MONEY TO LOAN
ON diamonds and Jewoify. on most
satisfactory terms,
SOCIETY FOR REMEDIAL LOANS
IN SEATTLE
1856 EMPIRE BUILDING
second Near Madison.
MONEY TO LOAN
We loan any amount on diamonds
watches and jcwslry. Lowest rates
SeattIe's Oldest loan brokers
AMERICAN JEWELRY co.
s2l Second Ave. Established lSs9.
Physicians and Surgeons
KIDNEY n BLADDER DISORDERS
DIR. y. N. FREER
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Specialist for Both Sexes.
90b y THIRD Ave.
Hours 10 a, NJ. 20 i. NJ.
Junk
ALASKA JUNK co. if2O First ave,
SO. Elliott 320t.
When you think Of advertis-
Ing, think Of The Star.
%
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-31

The most remarkable singing
sands" are found on the Island of
Kauai. in the Hawaiian group. By
clappinE them between the hands a
faint hootlng noise is produced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-31
WILDLY ISLAND

THE Garden Of the West
Five trims weekly. Come In. get in
formation. free map Sound country
and the key 20 Success.
FULMER, 400 Burke Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-31

see DOWN
..,., acre garden tracts
~ tne w. Heights, , "a mite. ie
1 lttsrsy,, limits IN tho hiNsN
a ~ " sxrs boulevard tAifl n
.iSlrlns Why pay high tcnts
"a wv. prices for potatoes
a tsia ,ssetahies when YOU
- 49, ,,srter aero tract elns"
q ta' ss..ets direct g. The CIV
aNs,o0 20 ssee essen, y, pa' ,,'',
~ Just buy . llthV 49, -.
49, . temporary house, - ~
n M durlng the year ra' I
| ~ ',s ,ar iivinE expenses a
- 10 yeu ~ sioo dur ~
- ~Nn N the year. hesideH
~ MAJ ,narter acre tract on
rlask fof eae. half US reAl
~
see
a., lot sexiso g. an alley
! " stis'e rcm double track car
80 paved streets ultrNt :.
miles inside the Ni.N
10 cash and W inyt,tn,
~ ,rr viii buy a llttle lethe ,.
eN VA vca a little place 10 set
~ 49,. elxh rents and the high
| ~ ,'po,s,,sw ne will sell you the
- . sn~n ard sio a month
ss,rr and city iiSht
,sss
-,ss IN the beautiful Inter
x..rtet. block from park
10 .,ss~rd. block from car,
u 49,. from school, located IN
Stns hsst residential districts
fS. eIty: only a Few minutes
~ PIKE and Pine -. shop
Sstrict. sieo cash. balance
|. asa IS months
$3.50
..,,s,. also located In the Inter
~. district block from car.
- streets. city water. gas.
nrAt street grade. cement
ss sewers. ail In aud paid
- i,ee cash. balance g. II and
i rcnihs
! --pxER REAL ESTATE co.
rscn ; pVwns Building
Phene Main stss
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ACRE AGE


FIFTEEN AcRES OVERLOOKING
LAKE cassidy. aud near Hawmili
pthers are asking tiOn per acre
UT MY PRICE aud note the
difference.
TIN acres near Lake Cassidy and
iust the place for CHICKEN
RANCH ct ne show YOU Some
81 the Poultry Ranches already In
thlH community. See what others
have accomplished.
FIVE acres OF fine ALDER BOT
TOM land, will raise wonderful
crops and I can show a tract with
The finest KIND Of soil
n unable 90 call at office. then
write for particulars,
W, X MAcFARI.ANE.
zee Leary building
GOOD SOIL. COOP DISTRICT
GOOD Neighbours
io-acre tracts. half bottom land
good water on each tract; now
from paved highway. but ON or
close TO good road. these tracts
are selling fast. and now homes
now under construction. hnfe IL
your chance to get good soil
where you can make . good homs
improved Had Is selling In this
district az from $500 10 5000 per
tracts at SIS per acre; here Is the
chance OF your life 90 get good
soil, close In, Where can you get
o-Aefe tracts % good soil Tor $3.50.
tfue cash.
THE DOUGLAS co.
sss Lesry building Main sssO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-31

WOOD HAULING CONTRACT
AND TRUCK THAT WILL NET
$50 FER DAY AND Up

auto truck. We will cell sh-ton
truck. in Al condition. Contract
with mill who furnish orders and
pay 81 per cord. $3.50 per cord on
your own orders Right man can
purchase truck ard contract with
f.toa payment Possible 70 haul
six cords per day, IL 10 up Go the
man. Mr, Maud.
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o. PERSONAL
u y HM NEST HAIR WAVING.
Marching. hrnna pack for gray
and faded hair.
LADIES IMPROVEMENT SHOP
Main ssoT. $40 Union 81
WANTED Il YOUNG itABr TO
care for as our own child. Good
care ani mothers love. Call Main
aisz. Apartment
Mrs. LAURA HAttRfS, CALI. Hal
lard ssss. Message OF great irn-
poftnnca awaits her
PHILIP cLArP FATHERS EsTATE
90 he settled. write Robert. 1851
Minnshaha ave.
100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
ACREAGE LOANs~-fAhM LOANS
1900 and an. prompt service. 20
years IN the business.
THE prHLAND AGENCY
Leary Building.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-04
THE FIRST EXCURSION
OF SEASON YESTERDAY

The 1920 picnic season at st
Slmon's Island was ushered in yester
day when the first excursion of the
season reached the city. over the At
lanta, Birmingham & Atlantic ar
riying here lat 1910 o'clock from
Douglas. The party reached the CITY
In a. special car attached to the reg1-
lar train from Atlanta, and consisted
OF the graduating class in stenog-
raphy of the Georgia Normal ColIeoe
and Business Institute, of that city.
Immediately after arrival here til,
party boarded the boa. for the de-
lightful trip to st. Simon's. where the
afternoon was spent very pleasantly
with surf bathing and other amuse-
ments. The excursionists departed
for the return trip at $50.
Mrs. Kuhl, teacher in the insti-
tute, accompanied the young people.
the party numbering fifty-six. The
Georgia Normal College and the Busi-
ness Institute is considered one of
the leading vocational schools in
South Georgia. and a number of its
graduates are holding responsible no
sitions in this city
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-04
Murder of Americans Occurs in
Territory Controlled by
CarranZa
FLEET OF DESTROYERS
EXPECTED TO SAIL SOON
Mexican Labor Party Is Taking
an Active Part in the Organ
lied Anti-Carranza Move
ment - Written Statement
Issued Yesterday.

Washington, May 3.-The murder
OF two more American citizens in
Mexico reported today to the state
department greatly accentuated the
concern with which the officials are
watching the developments in that
war-torn country There was moth
ing, however to indicate to what ex-
tent the attitude of the United States
government towards the Sonora rev.
olutionary movement might be affect
ed by the fact that these latest muir
ders Of American citizens occurred
in territory controlled by the Car
rama government.
The request for additional war shin
protection evidently had no relation
to these murders. hut was taken 10
indicate the generally unsettled con-
ditions. A fleet of destrovers is ex-
pected soon to sail for the Mexican
coast.
The Americans reported killed
We're Eben Francis Greenlaw and his
minor son, formerly of New Orleans.
The circumstances surrounding the
murders were not made public.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-04
PRESBTERTANS GO
OVER IN, GEORGIA

With quota of $306,OOO Georgia
Presbyterians have oversubscribed
their apportionment by $4,000. accord
ing to Rev. j. B. Bicklin, manager for
Georgia in the Presbyterian progress
sive campaign. In the drive which
closed Friday, 100000 were pledged
by the six presbyteries. four of which
went beyond their quotas, overbal-
ancing the slight deficit in the other
tive.
The amount raised BY the Georgia
synod was a part Of .he Southern
progressive program. which had as
its goal the raising of s4.OG0,OO0. With
this fund the church will be more
adequately equipped than ever before
to carry on its work. Particular at
tention will now be given to such en-
terprises of the church as education,
evangelism, home and foreign mis-
sions. as a result of the campaign.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-04
GOOD ROADS TALK
THIS AFTERNOON
SECRETARY Of GEORGIA STATE
co. COMMISSIONERS WILL BE
HERE THIS AFTERNOON

Frank T. Reynolds of Atlanta. fielG
secretary of the Georgia County Com
missloners' Association. and one o
The most enthusiastic good roads pro
moters in the state. will address the
people of Brunswick this afternoon
on his favorite subject towit-good
roads. and the best method to secure
them.
Mr.. Reynolds will arrive in the city
this morning, according to arrange
ments perfected several days ago, an.
nouncement of which was made in
the News, and his address will take
place either at the city hall or the
county court house, the exact time
and place not having been definitely
determined
He is an interesting talker and is
very deeply interested in the pro-
posed state bond issue for the pur.
pose of building a system of high.
ways in the state, and he will have
an. important message to present n
the people of Brunswick and Glynn
county.
Mr. Reynolds has already made ad-
dresses in seventy-fve counties in all
sections of the state in the interest
OF the state bond issue. He will ac.
company the Glynn county delegation
to the McRae good roads meeting to,
morrow. where he is also scheduled
to make an address. He is an old
resident Of Brunswick. having fos.
merly been engaged in the newspa-
per business here.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-04
ROMANCE
ENDS HAP|LY
MANAGER LIsMAN WEEDS wEET
HEART HE NET IN sunny
FRANCE DURING WA

Manager o. C. Lisman of tt Mu
tual Light and Water company who
by the way has made a host of tends
during his short residence in huns.
wick played very neat trick d the
whole bunch of them few dayAgo
The genial official of the M2al
left some ten days ago for New brlz,
presumably on business and who he
returned on Friday last, Mrs. Li$an
came with him.
1t was very pretty romance. rr.
Nsman spent a couple of yearSin
France during the iunpleasantnf;
was stationed at Loye in the provte
Of Cher and while there met Ms
Ernestine Helene Boucherat. te
French lassie. dark of eye and con.
ly of face and figure. It was =
same old story, when young peon
met and in those dark war-driv'
lays this young couple plighted the
troth. The war over Lisman can
back to the states and only last Mo
day. in New York he led his ia
French sweetheart to the altar al
then brought her to his sunny hon
in the South. so like her native clin
in France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lisman are at hon
to their. Brunswick friends at 500
street and they are receiving Il
congratulations of many friends al
we'll wishers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-04
JAUREz ASSUMES
NEUTRAL ATTITUDE:
WILL NOT JOIN IN THE SONORA
REVOLUTION, HAS SEVERED
RELATIONS WITH cARRANzA
(By the(Associated Press J


, FL Paso. 1exas; May S.-Despite
persistent efforts on the part of the
leaders in tht revolutionary move.
ment in Northern Mexico to induce
the garrison atkIuarez to east its lot
with the Sonra revolutionists, a
proclamation issled today by General
G. Gonzalo Esc6ar, commander of
Juarez, announce that while rela-
tions have been s$ered with the Car
rama government an attitude of
neutrality will be maintained until
a stable governmeh has been estab.
lished in Mexico.
The proclamation continues that
when this has--ben accomplished
Juarez will declare IS allegiance to
that government. hel attitude of
JuareZ to the revolution has been the
source Of some anxiety to the govern
ment of the United Staes, on account
of it's proximity to theIAmerican bor-
der and the possibility of danger to
American lives and pbperty in the
event of its active Participation in
the revolution.
Orders were recent issued to
United States troops staioned at FL,
Paso to be prepared for evelopments
in case of an uprising inJuarez and
this measure OF preparedness posi-.
bly, had an influence ubn the de.
nision of the commander | Juarez to
remain neutral.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-04
CITY COURT IN
SESSION THIS WEEK
MRS. J. c. oGDEN'S SUIT AGAINST
C.. G. S. RY. CO. RESULTS IN
VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT

The regular May term of the city
court Of Brunswick convened yester,
day morning, with Judge r. C. Butts
presiding, and an unusually busy
week is in prospect, there being some
eighty-six cases listed on both the
civil and criminal calendars for trial
during the. term.
practically the entire time of the
opening day was taken up in the trial
OF the suit for damages filed against
the City & Suburban Railway Com
pany by Mrs. J. C. Ogden for alleged
personal injuries sustained some two
months ago. The plaintiff contended
that she was injured in alighting
from car of the defendant company
through the negligence of the motor
man, in failing to bring the car to a
proper STOP.
The caseF was hard fought 'througs
out. andt strong arguments were ,pres-
sentedf by both sides. The. plaintiff
was represented by Attorney ]. T..
Powell and Conyers & Wilcox ap-
peared for the defendants. The suit
was for the sum of $4,000, and a YER
dict in favor of the defendants was
rendered.
Several verdicts were taken in un-
contested civil cases. and the court
will proceed with the civil docket to-
day. When it is completed the Grim
tnal docket will be taken up and
cleared of the numerous pending
cases before adjournment. The term
will be one OF the busiest held In
many months.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-04
WOOD LEADS JOHNSON
IN MARYLAND PRIMARY
(By Associated Press,

Baltimore. May 3.-Returns from
nineteen out of twentyfthree coun
ties in Maryland. with Baltimore cit,
complete, tonight gave Major Genera
Wood 1852 and Senator johnson z.
IA as result of to-day's Republi
can presidential primary. Final con
solidation of the vote is not expected
to materially change the indicated re
suit
There was no Democratic contes-
in Maryland. The Demoe. attic dele
cation from this state Will; so to the
San Francisco convention unin-
structed..