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~I don't like 20 disagree with Var
don" a prominent British player told
us. hut know ] am safe in saying
that Mitchell is the longest driver in
the world. There was one long hole
at Deal against the wind Ray was
at least ten yards short with a drive
and a full brassie, and no man is
easing up in a championship where
he wants to get home IN 2. On this
same hole Mitchell. after a mighty
tee shot, got home with his iron.
On his tee shot he was at least forty
yards beyond the ball that Ray hit
Ray is a great hitter-one OF the
greatest that golf has ever known
But he isn't as long as Mitchell
and / might add that he isn't as
long as Cyril Tolley when ToIley
really goes after his shot"
The JinI Array.
Looking back over q period Of
twenty years Of major league base
ball, no other club has even ap-
preached Cleveland in the way OF
hard luck. The hoodoo and the FINK
are supposed to be relics Of a darker
age, IL any ever existed.
Yet one can't well 20 back OF the
we mean that year after year Cleve-
land has suffered an unusual
amount Of misfortune in the way
| Of accidents TO star players, culmi-
mating in Chapman's death.
Next to Cleveland the New York
Yankees have encountered the
toughest breaks from fortune. The
Red SoI in the old days were always
/ peculiarly fortunate and the White
SoI rarely drew the worst OF the
/ breaks.
But. after all. what is a football
! season going 10 look like minus
Casey and Harley and Rogers?
Billy Miske IS reported to be
! training with unusual vehcmeuce in
order to remain in at least sufi-
] ciently good condition to enjoy
/ spending the losers end Of his
! Dempsey engagement. il was many
weeks before Willard could do any
. thing with any part OF his SlO0.0 ono.
( except purchase arHica and court
| plaster.
r. H. F.-The new golf rules 60
/ into effect on September l. The
main points are that lost ball and
an out Of bounds and an UnplayabIe
/ lie are 10 be given the same PEN
| aIty-stroke and distance-whIle II
| your opponent lets YOU a srymis
! you may concede him his putt TO
/ permit an open line 10 the hole.
! Copyright. 1890. New Tork Tribune. IBcD
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Third Round.
HILLTOPPERS LAND
IN JUNIOR SERIES

The youngsters in the Junior In
Series pulled off another
good contest yesterday afternoon on
the Monument Grounds. when the
Hnltops won from New Ravens. to
.. Although the game appeared to
be a little one sided it was hard
fought from start to finish.
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TIGERS CAPTURE
FINAL FROM YANKS

New York. Aug. 24.-The Tigers
took the last game of their series
with the Yanks here this afternoon,
S to 8, making 1t three out of four
contests for the Detroit team. The
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Abound as
Nationals Take Final
Battle from Chicago
By JACK NYE.

the few dyedn-thewoo who turned out
game with the White Sox yesterday the G staged
pleasant surprise Capn George Mcbride master
ceremonies absence of President Griffith and largely
planning the affair The boys showed lot OF
outsugged leaders taking the facas by
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Runs-MacEey, Hnftmah, Newton, PuTdy
Houlihan. Errors-Tetreault (2), Beard,
Left on bases-Navy. 4; War, ?. Two -ba Sc
Nackay. Clark. Stolen base-Newton. Base
on balis-on Hill, l. Struck out-By Lud-
wig, 4; by Hill, /; by Garrett, .. Hits-OT
Ludwig, S; off Hill, s. Umpires-Hughes
and Doyle
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LEAGUE.

Jersey City, IA; Akron, S.
Rochester. o; Syracuse, 3.
Buffalo, 4; Baltimore, 2.
Toronto, q: Reading, g.
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Totals. 4oI42i G Totals. - 3

lotGls... ~ - - %. ANNa iN.rt- o.. Cd -a =
Game called on account of darkness.
Shamruck .......0 3 O I-l4
Corinthian .....-O ! o % o
Runs-E Steele i-n. Steele i-r. May
hugh. McTrory -. Mcbride %, L0rC f-..
sullivan - Ser-in. J Ruppel. r ErDQr..
Can't. Matthew. Left on hasrS-Slau.-
rocks. =. Cvrluthiau, 6. ErrorS-J. EupnrI
81 Knott Hurley. R RurpeI Hawke.
Matthews. +. Steele. {. Steele O. Smith
son Long. Sullivan. TwO-hasc hif-E steele.
Stolen hases-MsyhUEh MrGrory. Mcbride
90. Long. Sullivan t3l. Serrin. Claurv- :.
RunPel Hurley Matthew BaSo On halls
or Clancy, >: OF Serrin T. Struck 0ut-7v
Matthews. l; by CLANCY. 4 by Sr-rIn. 3 ?.
Wild pitches-Ssrrin. -: MHtrhrvs. I. Hits
OF Matthews. Z; Of CIaucy. q Umpire
Woodward
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MAJOR LEAGUE STATISTICS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington, 8; Chicago, 5.
St. Louis, s. Athletics, 1. list game.)
st. Louis. 3: Athletics. l. I'D camel.
Boston. Z; Cleveland, ..
Detroit, 5; New York, 8.
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Chicago .....0 0 0 0 1-3
Runs-Cruise rBoeckel. Deal, Herzog t2).
Errors-Beeckpl (2D. Paskert. TwObase hits
-Boeckel (2). O'FarreIl, Deal. Stolen base
-O'FarrelI sacrifces-Ford, Merkle. Left
on base-Boston, s; Chicago, G. Struck out
BY Fillingim. 4; by Alexander. 4. Umpires
Harrison and Hart. Time-1:42.
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Runs-Paulette. R. Miller, Gruh t2l, Dau-
bert i2l, Roush l2l, Duncan. Two-bsse hits
Dsubert (2l. Hits-Or Smith, in ! l-S
innings. THREE base hit-Roush. Struck out
BY Belts l: by Napier. 3. First base on
halls-OG Belts .: OF Napier. ?. Double
plays-Kopf 20 Sticking to Dsubert; Groh 10
Sticking to Dauhert. Fletcher to Rawlings 10
Paulette. Stolen bases-Neale, WinEo, Le-
bouryeau. Sacrifice hit-Lebourveau. Sac
rifce hy-Lebourveau. Umpires and
Quigley.
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Runs-Gerber (2). Sisler, Dugan. Error
Gerber. Two-base hits Dugan, Williams,
=. Walker. Struck Out-By Bayne. .; by
RJmmel. /. First base on balls-OT Bayne,
4: OF ROmmel. l. Double plays-Gedeon to
Sisler C2); ROmmel to Shannon. Stolen base
- Tobin. Sacrifice hits Shannon. Dykes,
Gedeon (2). Hit by pitcher-Ry Bayne
(GrifTinl. Umpires-Chill and Owens.
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Totals. - Is p 1G. Totals.
N-B1rted for LUute in ninth.
NN-Battsd for Clark in ninth.


xX-BIttsd for Clark in ninth.
Score BY innings.
Boston .......O o o % "
Cleveland ......0 o 0 o 0 o o . %
Runs-virt Men0skv 49,. HendryE. Nc
Innis t2I. G-1ney, smith Two-base hits
HendryE. McIuuir SchanE. Brady. Bush.
Smith, Gardner. Runs batted in-By Hen
dryI, McIHnis l3), Schang l2l. Scott. Smith.
Gardner. Left on bases-BOstOn. 6: Cleye-
land. o. Stolen base-Men0sky. Caught
stea ling-By Schang (IamesouD. Base on
baIlS-By Bush, g. BY Clark. g. Struck out
BY Bush, l. Double plays-Bush. Scott
and MclnniS; WambSganss, Lunte and John
ston- Hit b. pitched baII-By Bush John
stonl. Time-s'46. Umpirp-in- n-chief-Dineen
Umpire on hs~@-Eyans, Attendance-4. 500.
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Hilltop. .............. I : . Il y
Runs-Gigon Kaldenback, Davis, Lewis
(2J, Rupert. Alsop, T. Hook, jenkins. Er~
rors-Apderson, Saunders. Allen, Casper,
Woody. Left on bases-New Haven, 5;
Hilltop. T. Two-base hits-Bsrnes. Casper,
Alison. Stolen bases-Davis C2l, Lewis, Cas-
ner. Gigon Sacrifice hits-Gigen, Rupert.
Base on balls-of kaldenback. :; Jenkins,
/. Strike outs-By Kaldenback, u; Jen-
kins, 6. Double plays-Woody to Evans to
Barnes. Wild pitch-Kaldenbsck, Hits-of
Kaldenback. Z; jenkins. .. Time, l:l4.
Umpire-Bradbury.
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Second Game.

IOtaIs.. j = TT TOIlIS... 81 '2b 10
williams out, hit by batted ball.
Score by innings:
St. Louis ........ O1O 900 11O-3
Athletics ..... OO1 900 OOO-l|
Runs-Jacobson (2), Tobn, Griffin. Error
Shannon. Home rnn-JacObsOn. StrTck
out-By Deberry. .; by Perry, l. First base
on balls-Of Deberry.~ .; OF Perry. ..
Stolen basPs-Pe-kins. Dykes. Sacrifice hit
- Perry. Sacrifice fly - Billings Ht by
pitcher-By Perry (Williams). Umplres-
Chill and Owens.
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Totals. 81 81 - Totals. SO 81 10
sBatted for shawkey in eighth.

'Bstted for shawkey in eighth.
Detroit. t............... 1 o 000 Is
New York 0 1 O 2 o 0 0 o-3
Runs-Ioung (2l, Cobb, Neach, Jones,
Peck, Pratt, Shawkey. Errors-Bush, Ain
smith, Pratt, Collins. Three-base hit
Neach. Base on balls-of Ayers, g. of
Shawkey, 4; OF Collins, l. Struck out-By
Ayers, s; by shawkey, 4; by Collins, /.
sacrihces-Bush. Ward. Stolen bases-Jones.
Umpires-ConnoIly and Nallin. Attendance
-l5.0O
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburgh, 4; Brooklyn, 3.
Cincinnati. Z; Philadelphia, 2.
Chicago, 8; Boston, ..
ST. Louis, 6; New York, 4.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York at St. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY FAIR
ROCKVILLE, MD.

ROCKVILLE, MD.
August II, 25, &c and 81, 1920
HARNESS RACES. RUNNING RACES,
MOTOR RACES.
We regret TO have to say the Mary
land Race CoUxission would not allow
Us license fol pools on races.
A 1KAgD COLLECTION OF SHOWS
OF MIDWAY DAY AND NIGHT,
Eyh.huon % live stock and farm
prndncts- Display Of wOmen's handi-
Z work under mana cement Of the Fed
GRATED Woman's Club Of Montgomery
Ccunry.
AHtenooils sssv, Machinery Exhibit.
tazsiision. Days, so Cents: Nights, Frsa.
Autoraohilss, 81 Each.
Grounds win De lighted at night. ad-
1a.sol free. Excursion rates on B. a
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Totals &c 12 % II Totals. S3 II p l3
x-Batted for Gowdy in ninth inning.
One out when winning run scored.
Score by innings:
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District Championship
Series.
Games Today.

Games Today.
War VS.. Shops, Union Station
Rapid A c. VS.. LinworthS.
Union Park.
Petworth VS.. Auditors, Monu-
ment Grounds.
Yesterdays Results
Navy, 5; War. >.
ShsmrOcks, II; Corinthians, 4
HMltops, Z; New Havens, ?.
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The gray-blue eye is the best
adapted to trap shooting. according
to Frank NJ. Troeh, of Vancouver,
Wash, and member of the 1920
Olympic team, who Is competing in
the Grand American Handicap
Tournament now in progress at
Cleveland.
Tests have proven that blue
eyed shooters can break the most
clay birds day in and day out" says
Troeh. '.Blue eyes are keener and
faster in following the clays as
they sail out from the traps" he
says.
Some Exceptions.
This doesn't mean that all the
best shooters have sunny eyes, but
it is generally true.
Troeh's eyes are a light blue.
However, only one other besides'
Troeh has the favored eye. He is
Mark Arlie. Jay Clark. captain of
the squad. Force McNeir, Frank
Wright and Horace Bonsir all
have dark or haZel-brown eyes.
Trap shooting is mainly matter
of judgment and practice-just as
driving an automobile through the
thick of the traffic on crowded
streets or the throwing of a base
ball to a base.
Guns Don't Count.
The gun doesn't make much diff
ference to an experienced shooter
Last year George Lorimer, OF Troy,
O., after a layof of fifteen years
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BOSTON NOSED OUT
BY CHICAGO, 81

Chicago. Aug. 24.-In a free-hit-
ting game Chicago nosed out Bos- |
ron today, to .. The score:
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Totals. 81 Il "a "A Totals. 30 q 10
x-BattPd for McCa be in ninth.
ScDrp by innings.
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Totals. 80 y l. Totals. Is c p 12
'Batted for Griffin in ninth inning.
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Totals. 80 527 Totals IS I "a Q
New Hayeus 0lOO0I0 %
IIJu,op ~ 1900 O 2f2 II
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Boston ......O 1 o 90 o %
Chicago ...O 0 l 0 0 0 1-3
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But, after all. what is a football
season going 20 look like minus
Casey and Harley and RogerS7
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-25
SHERIFF SALES
Georgia, GIynn County.

Georgia, Glynn County.
Will be sold at the courthouse in
said county on the first Tuesday in
February, 1920, between the Iaga
hours of sale to the highest b oder FOL
cash that certain personal property III
the city of Brunswick, Gym County
Georgia, towit: l refrigerator, 3 fiv,
foot show cases: / ice box: / cash
register: l lot electric fixtures:
par scales: chairs: l oil stove: 23
boxes dried figs: 8 jars coco fudge:
10 cans beans: Is cans peas: S bot
ties catsup: 16 jars pickles: 10 pack
ages macarom 16 brooms: cans
plantation Hash: z cans tea: 10 cans
ported meat: cans pork and
beans: l can corned beef: cans of
beets: bottles pepper sauce: 10 cans
soup: 3 pounds pecans: packages
matches: 2 boxes peppermint: pack
ages speamint gum: 55 packages of
chewing gum: $50 Richmond Straigh,
Cut cigarettes: 1900 Camel cigarettes
1000 Sovereign cigarettes: II cans
Prince Albert tobacco: 240 cigars: g?
packages twenty cigarettes: IS pack
ages ten c garettes: pounds Schnaps
tobacco: | pound r. j. tobacco: 3 IL
pounds Climax tobacco: 9 pounds
Brown Mule tobacco: l pound Black
Eagle tobacco: pounds Liberty Bell
Tobacco: 20 SACKS Bull Durham to.
bacco: 10 pounds R. ]. tobacco: 10
cans Pr nee Albert tobacco. is pack
ages Sensation tobacco: il PACKAGE
U. S. Marine Tobacco and one loi
of paper sacks. Levied on as the
property of Abraham Forage under
and by virtue of an execution issued
in favor of John Manser and against
said Abraham Forage and said prop
erty
Issued upon the foreclosure of a
mortgage on said property given by
said Abraham Forage N the city OF
Brunswick for the pr ncipal sum o.
100000 besides interest and cost.
Said personal property being diff
cult to transport will not be brought
to the courthouse for the sale, but
are at the store formerly occupied
by said Abraham Forage at 1929 New
castle street in the city of Brunswick
This January 8, 1920. :s
Or. IS. fPYLES, $shoYiff, WI
1 10. II, "a, 31.S Gym County, Ga
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-25

,patured public Is slow to wrath, but
slower still to comprehend the truth
when doing SO requires it to change
Established notions. II is high time
that We set ourselves right aad realize
that tuberculosis claims a vict ia ia.
of every three persons who die be
tween the ages of Is and 45-the PRO
ductive time of life. 1t is estimated
that the economic waste from the dis
ease in the United States is $500. 900.
900 annually. The fight against This
sravage is more than a questicG OF
health-it is one of economies and
production as well. And there is a
good prospect of making progress
against the disease. That tu: erculo-
sis is both durable and preventlble has
been established beyond doubt by
science. We cannot afford to ignore
the challenge.
This year through The influence OF
war, the United States is faced with
an unprecedented shortage of homes
a shortage which makes over-crowd
ing in our cities more intense. Tuber'
'culosis thfives in crowd, bad air and
insanitary conditions make it flourish.
But science offers methods which vii.
more than Offset the handicap, and ii
only remains for the public to support
The organizations which use the power
cf science. Red Cross seals Will soon
be here, and their sales will register
the amount of fight which the public
IL resolved to subscribe during ths
coming year.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-25

The Bryan-Cummings Edwards no"
amounts to very little. me Whor'
truth of the matter is that there are
very many Democrats in the couh'r!
who seriously question the right Oh
Mr. BRYAN to bob UP every four years
and assume the full proprietorshlp III
the party.
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NOTICES!

Al, persons, FIRMS and corporations
doing business in the city of Bruins
wick, subject to City License are
hereby notified that City License rs
fue and payable at the Office OF the
undersigned.
l.. Ludwig. City Treasurer
i.31 Room s. City Hall.
Brunswick, Ga. Jan. l. 1920 Id
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-25

There should be five. or six commit
tees from the Brunswick Board o
TRADE working in conjunction W.T.
the ls5ral deasils3 enumerators, in orae
that Brunswick secure proper ratin
in the matter Of population, We should
have very near 25.000 people here an
the thing to do is to see that they arr
counted
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-25

Holland pleads the constitution il
refusing to yield the former German
kaiser to the allies. When the proper
pressure is brought to bear the Dutch
government will do the proper thing
ana hand over this arch criminal fo'
punishment.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-25
THE TUBERCULOSIS CHALLENGE

The National Tuberculosis Assocls
ion is engaged in battle in which u
will be successful only in the degrees
that it is persistent. The clmpaig'
aces much-goaded popular sensation
which are resolved to relax at an,
cost, and thus it finds the task m,r'
!ifficult Because the white plague
lacks sensational elements 1t does nc
command attention and mant peopl
hink that the subject does not con
ern them. But we felt certain cor13S
ern when, the Germans were account
ng for the deaths of some 5000
americans then should we fcf
oward the enemy OF home which, dun
~ the same period of me. tt,k to-
of 10000 American lives? The goo
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-25

Won Ludendorff says he had no such
power as Lloyd George and Clemen
ceau had during the war. If that's Won
Ludy's idea of an slibi. it's a trifie
weak in spots.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-25

The card of Mayor Hopkins put
hshed in the News yesterday mornn"
on the census situation is worthy o.
the deep consideration of all our PEG
nile. We must all chime in and help
the enumerators i'll order that Bruins
wick may make the best showing pos
sible.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-25

Two or three other deals were re
corded in Brunswick real estate yes
terday. This class of property is in
demand just now and, by the way H.
will never be bought as reasonably
again as is the case just now
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-25

The Glynn county grand jury which
adjourned yesterday has proven itsel'
to be an industrious body. Its genera
presentments, which will be published
in the News on Tuesday morning
shows an enormous amount of worl
performed by it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-25
SPECIAL NOTICE

A suitable reward will be paid BY
the Glynn County Bank to the finder
of all or any part of collection papers
and bills of iading stolen from our
Vault on Sunday night, January lien
GLYNN COUNTY BANK.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-25

Il am master here and I am going
to pass. If you fire. order your troops
to m at my medal" D'Annunzio at
! Fiume. Claptrap or heroism? Take
your choice! Anyhow. it work d.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-25
GEORGIA: GLYNN COUNTY.

GEORGIA.: GLYNN COUNTY.
|, II. +. DuBignon. Clerk of the, Sil
perior Court of Glynn County Georgia
do hereby certify that the foregoin
Is true and correct copy of the ap,
plication of F. d. Akin Jr NJ. k. Aikel
and c. B. Conyers, for the charter O
AIKEN and COMPANY, as the same
appears on file in my office
Witness my hand and official sif
nature this 80. day of December 1919
II. F. DuBIGNON,
Clerk Superior Court Glynn Co Ga
122. 81 17.1421.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-25

The man who will be elected to tho
presidency of the United States next
November. will not come from the
United States senate The country is
sick of the statesmen produced in the
senate.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-25

The statement is made that expel
ling the socialists or reds from tn
New York legislature was a drastic
step 1t was intended to be that very
thing. Drastic conditions call TO-
drastic treatment.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-25
CITATION
Georgia, Giynn County.

To All Whom 1t May Concern:
Orlin Smith, having applied for the
guard anship of the persons and prop
erty of Minnie Lee Van Daily, Harry
Wilkins Mazoe, Hattie j. Mazoe, Mil
lie . Mazoe and Cecil j. Mazoe, minor
children of William Mazoe, notice is
given that said application will he
heard at my Office at ten o'clock a. nj
ON the first Monday in February next
This 18th day of January, 1920,
Edwin Dart, Ordinary
g. IS, 90 30.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-25

We are strongly inclined to believe
that Senator Sherman. of Illinois, was
looking in a mirror when he discov-
cred something which he has de
scribed as "a pale blue ass
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-25

1t would appear that this Indian
summer weather has crawled up in
the lap of winter to stay there.
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Stors The Tickle

Heals the Throat and Cures the Cough
HAYES HEALING HONEY. Price 3So,
A free Box Of GROVES O-PEN-TRAIf.
SALVE for Chest Colds, Head Colds ano
Group is enclosed with every bottle.
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ed them accordingly.
Respectfully submitted.
CONYERS and WILCOX
Attorneys for Petit

AItOfneyS Tor PetltlJners.
Filed in office this December 80,
1919. H. f. DuBignon, Clerk Supe
ior Court, Glynn Ciunty Georgia.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-25

official Organ or:
City of Brunswick.
GIynn County.
United States Court, Southern Dis
trict of Georgia for ten counties.
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To Fortify the System Against
CoIds. Grir, and lufIuenza

take GROVES TASTELEsS Chill TONIC. It Pur;.
fes and Eiiriches the Blood. 1t Builds up and
Strengthens the Whole System. II Fortifes the
System Aasin Colds, Grip and 1nhueDga, Price co.
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Stops The Tickle

Heals the Throat and Cures the Congn
HAYES HEALING HONEY. Price 33c;
A free Box of GROVES OPEN KATE
SALVE for Chest Colds, Head Colds anc
Foup IL enclosed with every hottie.
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The Associated Press is exe ely
entitled to the use for publication Of
al news credited to it or a3t other
wise credited in this paper and a'sc
o the local news publ shed herein.
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Member of the Assocla' rr4&e.
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Entered at the Brunswick, (Ga.,)
Post Office as second-class mail mat
ter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-12
OIL DRILLERS ARE
ENROUTE TO BEGIN
WORK In KATALLA
Alaska Oil Land Development Open
ing Up Following New Leas-
ing Ruling

Following closely on the heels
of the new oil leasing regulations
as recently issued by the Depart
ment Of the Interior individuals and
firms interested in Alaska oil lands
are Fastening steps looking toward
the development of regions believed
to contain oil bearing sands. This
is especially true of the Katalla
field whore Falcon Joslin and associ-
ates have been operating small
refinery for several years.
While products from the wells
have been on the market at Cordova
flor some time, very little drilling
or other exploration work has been
done by the owners of the ground.
On the steamship Northwestern pass
ing through juneau Monday night,
Were two experienced oil drillers, en-
route to Cordova to conduct drilling
operations in the Katalla district
They will begin work Immediately
upon arrival.
Mr.. Joslin and his partners are
confident the drilling will bring into
existence a genuine oil strike, ac-
cording to George G. HaZelet of Cor
dova, in statement made recently
to representative of The Empire
The oil so for produced, he explained,
has been taken from the shale and
not from oil sands, none of the latter
having been struck up to the present
time. Mr. Hazelet exhibited eleven
oil products manufactured at the
company's plant. Forty percent gas
oline produced there is being used
at Cordova and very high grade of
paraffine is also being turned out.
The company hopes to determine the
extent of It's oil resources during the
present season.