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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-09
BIRTHDAY PARTY
| SATURDAY AFTERNOON

Mrs. B. A. Lewis entertained thirty
little people Saturday afternoon i'll
honor of her daughter Amelia, the oc-
casion for this affair was the young
lady's ninth birthday Many enjoy
able games were played on the green
in Wrights Square. after which the
honoree and her guests were invited
into the Lewis home on Carpenter
street. Here they assembled in the din
ing room BEAUTIFULLY decorated for the
occasion with quantities of coral vine
fern and other cut flowers. The pref
tily appointed table had for its center
piece a large white cake holding nine
pink candles. A pink and white color
scheme was carried out in the refresh
ments. Assisting Mrs. Lewis was Mrs.
Frank Marlin.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-09
WHAT'S THE USE?

of having fine furniture in the living
room and parlor if every guest that
uses your bathroom sees lot of old
shabby, insanitary fixtures. The health
c. your family and the prestige OF
your home, both demand modern, san
itary plumbing. We're at your service
for the job at the least possible ex
pense for the right kind of work.
P. c. WOODS, PLUMBER
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CAN YOU TELL WHO'LL
BE ELECTED NEXT FALL F.?

Neither can we. We can tell you
something just as interesting. We
can tell you just how cheaply we can
furnish good looking, up-to-date towel
racks, soap-dishes. tumbler-holders,
ETC., for your bathroom. We invite
you to see our display.
p. C. WOODS, PLUMBER
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1T COSTS LESS THAN TIRES
FOR YOUR MOTOR CAR

To have your home equipped
throughout with the means for con-
slant and unlimited hot water supply.
This is true of any one of several
xcellent methods and appliances. Con-
suit us about it.
p. C. WOODS, PLUMBER
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-09
X. Of C. Dance
Thurs. Nov. IL
You will feel at
home at the
K. of C.
Social Calendar
For The Week

TUESDAY,
The Neighborhood Club will meet
with Mrs. j. P. Harrell at her home on
HALIFAX Square.
w. c. T.. U. will meet at o'clock at
the. home of Mrs. M. C. Rowe. 1902
Union street.
WEDNESDAY,.
Executive Board Woman's Club will
meet in Y. w. c. A. hall at 2:3O.
Regular monthly business meeting
of Wcman's Club at 4 o'clock in the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-09

dos, who died in 1889. She married
in 1884 Maj. Louis Ferdinad Morgan
Greenville "a lieutenant in the rife
brigade, who, after being twice wound
ed, was killed early in 1914.
Stowe House, one of the most fam
Gus mansions of England, is stored
with treasures of great historic val.
ue and interest.
The future peeress has no desire to
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-09

A CREED
There is destiny that makes us
brothers:
None goes his way alone:
All that We send into the lives of
others Xxx
Comes back into our own.
/ care no what his temples or his
creeds.
One thing that holds firm and fast,
That into his fateful heap of days and
deeds
The soul of man is cast.
Edwin Markham.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-09
PREPARING BOX FOR POLAND;

PREPARING BOX FOX holland;
CONTRIBUTIONS WELCOMED
The Woman's Missionary Society. of
the First Methodist Church. is pre-
pairing a box of old clothing and such
articles to he sent to Poland. Any
woman in the city who would like to
contributes5to this worthy cause will
please send hef,artirles to Mrs. D. w.
Krauss, corner Union and Mansfield
street. rs .-
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preside over this famous house. in
whose state dining room royalty has
been entertained. Queen Mary and
Princess Mary lunched there in July.
OF last year. King Edward was a fire.
quent visitor and Queen Victoria was
numbered among the royal guests.
Miss Jackman, whose nickname is
"Puss," is yearnng to be the mistress
imposing mansion as stowe House,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-09
Chas. Y. Collier
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST
Phone 1f6
EVE RYBOOY LIKES

EVERYBODY LIKES Is.
"BOBS"-Chewing Gum. peppermint
favored, candy coated. Made by F;eer.
The best Chewing Gu: ever Pepper.
mint flavor. candy coated. Made by
Fleer. All dealers Sc.
Ask your grocer for white Ring
Flour. Don't accept substitute. For
sale by all grocers.
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BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
WOMAN'S' CLUB WILL NOT MEET
The regular monthly meeting of the
Business and Professional woman
Club will not be held tonight. Date
for the meeting will be announced lat
err.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Houston, of Will
mington, N. c., are the guests of Mrs.
Houston's brother, Sheriff r. s. Pyles.
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The weight Of the earth's atmos-
phere is the same as that of an ocean
of mercury covering the entire earth
to depth of &c centimeters.
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| Mrs. d. C. Smith spent the weekend
in Atlanta with relatives.
Mrs. ]. ]. Wimberly and Mr.. John
Wimberly will leave Thursday for Sa-
vannah to spend several days.
Mrs. Paul Morton has returned from
/ Havana, Cuba. where she spent two
weeks with her father r. Torras
Mrs. L. D. Hoyt, of Jacksonville,
Fla. is visiting Mrs. H. Baker.
Mrs. Caddie Blain, of Houston, Tex
as, is being cordially welcomed by her
old friends while here as the guest of
Miss Willie Barkaloo.
DR.. and Mrs. Fl. M. Branham and
Mr. Harris Branham will return today
from weeks stay in oFrt Valley and
Macon, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill Sloane. of Savan-
nah. announce the birth of a daughter
November 4, at the Telfair Hospital
Mrs. Sloane will be pleasantly remem-
bered here as Miss Jewel Varnedoe
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cramer have
returned to Jacksonville. Fla, after
spending several months in Brunswick.
The Nends OF Miss Louise Dasher
VIII regrer TO hear that she is i'll at
the home of Mrs. J. j. Wimberly. on
Gloucester sta
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Browne left last
night to spend several weeks in New
| York and Philadelphia. Upon their re-
! turn Mrs. Borwne will stop in Savan-
nah to visit for 4 short time.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. r. f.
Glover will be glad to know that their
little daughters. Myrtle and lone. who
Have been very i'll are much better.
+
/ Mrs. ]. D. Gould. Jr., who has been i'll
az the city hospital has returned to her
home to the pleasure of her many
friends
Miss Albert Hilsman will return to-
day from Macon, where she visited rel
atives.
Mrs. F. w. Way, of Atlanta, is visit
ing Mrs. A. M. Way.
Mrs. j. e. Royals is the guests O.
relatives in Savannah. Ga
Miss Mary Mallard is visiting rela
tives in Savannah
| Mrs. H. w. Cornell who has beer
very i'll is improving and expects t.
arrive next month to spend the winter
: in Brunswick. This news will be Of
> interest to her many friends.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-09

Miss Jan7 Merton Is the dau2hte.
Of one If Chicago wealth. .st
and most prominent families. Fnr
years she mas been sent 10 q LcL
vent and is fin,''.Is school TO pre-
pare hersel: tt, take leading part
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-09
BUY YOUR TICKETS NOW

BUY YOUR TICKETS NOW
Tickets are now on sale for the Mil
lion Dollar Band Concert Thursday af-
ternoon and evening at the Bijou The
atre. The Girl Reserves of the Y. w.
c. A. are selling tickets. They can
also be purchased at Andrews Drug
Store and Odum's Drug store. This
is rare musical treat that none can
afford to miss. Buy now! Admission
/ $1.10 and 55c. -
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-09

Miss Emma Lou King left yesterday
for a visit of few days with friends
in Kingsland.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-09
MOST "HOME BREW"
is DEADLY!

But just as deadly and far more dan
gerous is insanitary plumbing. The
disease breeding effects of bad plumb
ing are not as spectacular as the re-
suit of quick acting poison but they
are just as certain and far more fire.
quent. Be certain that your plumbing
is safe. Our knowledge and expert
ence is yours to command.
p. C. WOODS, PLUMBER
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-09
Many Soaps
FOR
Many Uses

Soaps white and colored--
plain or perfiImed--medi-
Gated or not--singie cakes
or boxes from three cakes
to a dozen.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-09

Mrs. H. w. Cornell who has been
very ill is improving and expects to
arrive next month to spend the winter
in Brunswick. This news will be of
interest to her many friends.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-09

Face, Hair, Scalp, Bath
Hands, Toilet, Baby
Surgeon
The biggest line in town.
al! the popular kinds with
very many speciaIties we
can highly recommend
Buy al soaps here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
in SEARCH OF KNOWLEDGE
STUDENT LANDS IN JAIL
Vain Effort OF Boy Whose Mother
Lay Ill to Find Way to Restore
Her Health,
lBy Associated Press. )

Il
NEW YORK. June 25-A scnrcb
for knowledge that he might "bca;
the game Of life" and earn moro
money with which to care for his
mother. dying OF tuberculosis. caused
/ the arrest here today of BENJAMIN 4
Brincs. aged 20. machinist by day
and New York University student oy
night He was charged with the
theft OF Il book from the New York
Public Library.
Two years ago. lie told the magis-
tratc before whom he was a-raigncd.
through Strengthened circumstances
which. you will agree. arc often
caused by lack of knowlcdge." his
sister died. Then his mother be-
came Ill. and it was necessary TO
send her to the mountains.
IF l knew what should have
known" he said. things would he
better for her"
Resolved to learn these things.
Brincs said. he started Il course at
Stevens Institute. hut the tuition
fees were too expensive and he was
forced to quit. Then he sought the
library and there obtained books on
evolution. economies and government,
which he studied nights. Some he
kept until fines" we're due the Ii
brary. Unable 20 pay the charges.
he drew other books under fictitious
names and did not return them. To-
day. Il special policeman from the
library searched his home and found
the books. His arrest followed.
III it is crime TO steal knowl-
edge. he admitted" then l will plead
guilty"
He was held pending an invcsti-
CATION OF the case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
EXPECT RAILROAD WAGE
DECISION BEFORE JULY 20


fcre July 90 is expected both by gov
crnmcnt officials and railroad union
heads to exercise powerful In
nucncc In alternating unrest among
the workers.
Setting OF a definite date for hand
ing down the award was received
with undisguised satisfaction by
union heads.
Prior 10 the boards announce
ment several government agencies
gave considerable attention 10 the
strike situation. Secretary OF the
Interior. Payne. who is head Of the
railroad administration. called al the
White House late in tho day and
spent some time In conference with
Secretary Tumulty.
1t is understood that the reports
on the general situation had been
communicated to the President. News
OF the boards announcement reached
the White House soon after Secretary
Payne had left
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
NEW POLISH MINISTRY is
ORGANIZED BY GRABSKi
Expert Cabinet Non-I'oiitIcni In Char.
nctrr Headed ny Former Minister
Of Finance.
my Associated Prcss.I

by Assoc lat ted Press
WARSAW. June 25.-Poland's new
government, ministers OF which were
announccd today. Is known as an Of
fetal expert Cabinet and is headed by
Ladis!as Grabski. former Minister OF
Finance and member of one Of
Poland's best known and wcaithiest
"a miles. Announcement is made that
the Cabinet is non pari,icai in char
nc,cr and will be directed by resolu-
tons accepted by the Dict.
General Joseph Lcsnicwski con-
iinues as Minister OF War. and I'VE
other members of various DEPART
mcnts to interior affairs continue as
chiefs. The Socialists. who for
months have insisted upon peace and
being recognized In a new govern
'nen,, -haTe already announced their
lack OF confidence in the new Cabinet,
while the national workingmen's
party Is also opposing the ministry.
The Cabinet crisis lasted fifteen days,
screra! leaders. including former
Premier Shu!ski, having failed in
their efforts 10 bring about reor-
ganization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
VIRGINIA MAN GETS
SURPRISE OF LIFE

have hurt worse II had been stuck
with a dagger. had awful pains all
through my stomach-in fact, | was
simply in misery from morning till
night. ! tried medicines. dieting and
everything else l knew of, and even
went back to the old-fashioned rene
dies that people told me about. but
in spite of it ali | grew worse instead
of better.
When heard about Tanlac didn't
think it could help me. but / decided
10 try 1t just to be taking something
else. So bought n bottle. and it's n
TACT ] don't believe ! ever received n
bigger surprise in my life. why, in
Just few days the gas quit forming
on my stomach and the pa ms and
burntngs began TO case up. l kept
right on improving until now l
don't believe my stomach was ever
before in better condition. 1t makes
no difference what / eat it all tastes
good and agrees with me. ] am en-
Joying the very best OF health. and
feel built up in every way. prize
Tanlac above all medicines, and | am
all the time telling somebody about
what 1t has done for me-"
Tanlac is sold in Richmond by
Grant Drug Co, Tragic Drug Co. and
y w Eaton, Twenty-sixth and
NcnaDlc Strects-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
BODIES OF FOUR NEGROES
FOUND IN GEORGIA WOODS
Relieved Men Were Killed Two Dnys
Ago by MoOnnhincrs Near
Columbus.
10y Associated Press. :


COLUMBUS. GA. June 25.-Four
negroes, with number OF pistol
bullets In their bodies, were found
today shortly after noon by Deputy
Sheriff Mayncld and others eigb,
miles from Columbus on the uamil-
ton Road in a thick wood They
appeared TO have been dead abou,
two days None has been identified.
Moonshincrs are believed to have
killed the negroes. White farmers
last night notified Sheriff Beard sew
eral of their farm hands had dis
appeared. and the bodies were found
after search.
their homes fol-. tho purpose OF max
ing liquor. and their absence from,
home Thursday led the families 10
believe foul play had bcfallen them
Sncrin Beard was notified early this
morning and deputies searched for
trace OF the negroes. After hours OF
iruitless searching. they were led 10
me sun by negro, who was afraid
10 go there alone.
me bodies OF the negroes were
searched and no pistols were found
found in the vicinity of the killing
and no signs OF a struggle evident.
although very heavy rain may have
washed such signs away Thursday.
according TO the authorities.
bernard Nardeman. Coins and Hub
bard. three white men. have been ar
resf"d. Narchman stated late to-
night that he would prove his limo
cence at the preliminary trial. which
may be held tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
SEARCH FOR MURDERER
NARROWs TO ONE MAN
Police Concentrate Hunt for FL.
wells Slaer on Man Who Is Said
to- Have Been His Friend.

NEW YORK. June 25.-'rhc hunt
Tor the murderer Of Joseph u. Elwcll
has narrowed down to one suspect
man-who is being constantly
watched by detectives
This was the information given out
tonight by members of the district
attorneys STAFF. who have been work
ing on the murder mystery since the
Friday morning two weeks ago.
when the whist king" and turfman
was found dying in the reception
room OF his home, bullet wound in
his forehead.
while no immediate arrest is look
cd for. from limitations made by the
authorities such action is not far
off.
The man. who. according to this
information. was a friend of the turf
man. has been questioned by the au-
thoritics and apparently has given
an account of his relations with
Elwcll that seemed satisfactory at
the time he gave 1t. Newly dis
covered points. however. were said
to have convinced the authorities
that they could go much further to-
ward the solution OF the mystery by
concentrating on this man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26

Cleveland. entered the army as ma
jor OF ordnance early In the war, and
was assigned to duty in connection
with the creation OF facilities for tho
manufacture of arms. Later. as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
z WOMEN, 102 MEN PASS
STATE BAR EXAMINATION
MRS. Is. Lovcnstein. of Richmond,
and Carrie NJ. Gregory, OF
Lynchburg, Successful.
IL RICHMOND MEN NAMED
Gordon Amber, Hamilton Burnett,
Walter CheathaIn, Irwin Craig,
Carol Hogan, Robert Hatcher
and Others Receive Certificates.

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
ROANOKE, June 25.--Two women
Mrs. Bcnja!nin I.ovenstein. Of Rich.
inond. and Carrie u. Gregory, oil
LyhchburS. were among the lOi ap.
plicanis who successfully passed III,
state bar examinations held here on
June % and 20. An even dozen OF
the number We're from Itichmond
me examination waH taken by this
ihtscst number OF applicants OF any
most oil the candidates having re.
Gently graduated from the UniVcrsi.
~ OF Virginia. Washington anu Lee
stitutions OF the State.
The list follows:
Gordon Is. Amber. Richmond.
/: i. AshG1rm. sirx,min leach ''""'
i ntayinDhG :, ,,, baFnss. f2anohe.
Inonas u, bIanton. AlcDun.
n iYrnaih r. ,, noThIr' ni,Mn"rt News
Max IL. Btoudy. Norfolk.
ALBEIT V. Bryan. Alexandria.
MobGT' G: Eneh.r. tstersaurs
Eha5Isn j. G"adfSh .I,.. iM5ssss@ooa.
I. Ber.eIey Cox. LexinGton
H 5ybn o. c 5:tGS, hiSnm%nq =.
9. Is: Cross. IIichimgnd ''''' : ''"' y
b'In, asry pa RfSf no ds m mosMg Mount
E t.Iif,. T.; kins' Washington. -. {.
Sainuci ~. kootG. Portsmouth.
;hn. y. Lam Falls Church.
MrS,. henia min i.oTsnsiein. nIthmonI.
4. FI.mins lyman. r.tarsburE.
Ihomss j. Micni:. ' J2. Char.o,tesv.lie.
stuart Moore. Lexington
NSisnsI1 : (; o Monson; r,etsrsburs.
T. y
iM; .nnamn Z. AMsktsnny. Mashins,on. u. C.
Leo C. oConnnt. Nichmond
". =. rarnons INDEPENDENCE.
T. Parsons. Indei,endenrs.
Matthew. ". Paxton. jr.. Lexington.
fssasriSk 6 i tiSala. g gt. Fs's1.burs.
I lanes 7; ,nirey. charlottesville.
59h h"" W @ %ttfi s' Roansxa.
T Mona = w;,sh, H9sn99ke.
Frea E beaver. i,"i.h isS''S'"'
Sher l.. =, y;er uarriaornurE.
;. Y E q nSss. f NV ci roi9:
SSa@5tS' II T e! Ed IL I,I lGssGSy
Charles - GOODWIN. CnucSatuck
G GsTT.l n o55Ss ssryg f, ;,asg
Robert J.. hamilton. jr.. Un!,crsity
ii; rl'n D. iIan.s koan"ko.
IRWIN ~. Harvey, IIIarr".
Robert v. Hatcher. Richmond.
-. +. Henson. Jr.. G.r.we
Morris H. Hester. I.ynCh5urE
George II. Jacob. Norfolk
James a. kavHnauch. Roanoke
K6bcrt r. Roach. Richmond
Harold q Robertson. Snl,tn
q. ", Eucbush. Hinton
Richard ". EufNn Norfolk
William II. Saunders Bedford
EcndrIck l.. scott. Atlanta Ga
Chchi-r = ShaGs. Siartinsbu.s w Va
Richard +. Stands. Warrington ID q.
&: q. SHARP. RICHMOND
Miur!C" y silver. PHILADELPHIA Pa
Is : Smith. Roanoke.
Willih IA y. Snow. Alexandria
J.. N. Sowardss nijntwoot
Meade r. Snlser. Jr. Hiehmond
David -. Sutton. S;Cvcnsviic
j. r. Swcpstna. Charlottesville Ark
Howard G. Thonpson. Hampton
Ernest y. TowncF. Petersburg
Fred Il. Townrcnd. Bcnnett.vil!e 6 c.
rrhfiiip u NWallaer. M,mphis; Tenn.
Archie q. Warren, .Ir., Wilmington y c
Ghris,oph.r III Williams. University
Hugh T. williams. Danvilc
NJ. ". Wills. Frcd"rIcksburr
Isaac y. Wilson. RrrkIry
= -. Wolf. Eikton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
Zeppslin III, Built for
New York Ri id, Nears Base
ny Uniycr.nl ser,icea

LONDON, June 25.-Thc most
wonderful nirship I'm the world,
the Zeppelin LII, built by the
Germans to bomb New York, Is
about to arrive Mt Pullman, the
British mir ntntion. She will lie
plotted TO England by mixed
German and British, crew.
The airsbip Inns n flying rndius
of $1,000 miles, or more thnn three
dimes ihe distance between Lon
don nnd New York. She In ns
urge again ms the British nIr-
ship - the R-34 - TINT few to
America and bnck.
Under the terms of the peace
trcnty. America In to have Zep-
pciin MISC. ono which In smaller
,hnn the LII. md Captain MAX
Field, whO IL training n picked
crew OF American nirmen In York.
shire, will probnbly go to Ger
mnny 10 Take chnrEe or her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
Didn't Think Tanlac Could
Help Him, But Took 1t
And Is Now Well For
First Time In Three
Years.

Yes. sir, for the first time In three
ycaS | can sit down and eat good
meal without suffering any bad ef-
fccts, and It's Tanlac and nothing else
that has put me in such fine health
was the statement made recently by
&c. O.. Ward. weli-known insurance
agent residing at 207 Dartsmouth
Street. Norfolk. Va.
II had chronic case of indigcs-
ton that had been pulling me down
so long 1t looked like l would never
pc well again. II seemed that every
thing ate hurt me. and finally / had
10 give up all solid food and live en-
tirely on liquid diet l would bloat
up with gas until l felt as tight as n
drum, and there was burning like
hrc in my stomach. The gas would
press around my heart and cause
sharp pains in my chest that couldn't
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
TURKISH NATlONALiSTS
STILL ACTIVELY FIGHTING
frca" Hard ON Greeks md EnSII>h.
Directing Grcnt Conccntru-
tion Toward smyrna.
my Associated Press.i

tBy Associated Presss
COSSTANTINOPLE. June 25.-Thc
Turkish Na,ionalists still are press.
Ing the Asiatic shores Of the Sea
or Marmora, in the vicinity OF Con-
stantinople. and are directing a grea,
concentration toward Smyrna.
Apparently the plan is to harass
the Greeks as much as possible in
Thrace and the English opposite Con-
stantinop!c. to prevent them from
sending rc-enforcements from the
Greeks In the Smyrna district. where
II is believed here the Nationalists
will attack In force IL the peace con-
ference persists in giving Smyrna 10
the Greeks.
The Turkish peace delegation in
Paris has been instructed from Con-
stantinople that the Turkish govern
ment Will uncomprcmisingly refuse
to sign any peace treaty which de-
prives Turkey of the Smyrna dis
trict, Adrianople or Eastern Thrace.
In the main. it is indicated that the
government agrees with the other
territorial limitations fixed by the
entente, but asks that Turkey he
given representation on the interna-
tional commission governing the
straits and also on other commits
sions created for the regulation of
Turkish affairs.
The Turkish government consents
to have portions of Erzerum. Bitlis.
and Van provinces given to Armenia,
but insists that Armenia's Black Sea
port be outside of Turkey. and asks
financial compensation for the terri
tory given Armenia.
Turkey insists that it is willing
to accept settlement according to
the Wilsonian principles and the
spirit Of the league OF nations, but
declares no Turkish government
could live if it signed the present
treaty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
CR0WELL QUITS OFFICE TO
ENTER PRIVATE, BUSINESS
Tenders designation AK Assistant Sec
rotary OF wnr, Effective
July I.
my Associated Pr..sr

tBy Associated Prcsst
WASHINGTON. June 25.-Bencdict
croweil, Assistant Secretary OF War.
has resigned. effective July /. He
plans TO enter private business
The resignation has been accepted
by President Wilson.
MIR. Crowcli. whose home is in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-26
PRIORITY ORDES ON COAL
TO NEW YORK DUE MONDAY
Philadelphia and baltimore Cities
Announced ms Among Districts
!. e.. G. VIII Specially Favor.

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NEW YORK. June 25.-An order
providing for priority coal shipments
TO New York. Philadelphia and Bal
timore will he made public by the
Interstate Commerce Commission
next Monday. railroad officials an
nounccd tonight. Tho commission
also issued an order. which became
effective tonight. il was stated. Civ
ing priority to shipments to New
England