davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1920-01-30

mothers touching upon many interesting
items in connection witt he proper food
and care for their young ones. In future
these little talks" will be a special fea
ture Of the shows. lhen, toQ pamphlets
dealing with the sub of Motherh BOD
and Child ,bearing,.v r}Hn or so,printed
that every one will be Vie to understand,
will be given them,
We are, indeed G - = state that every
interest in the care u eth mothers and
babes is we'll manifesto by the entire
Hospital Staff, as may be eyinced by the
busy doctors, all smiling and asking ques-
Mons, the young, tripping and energetic
pupil nurses, Fastening lither and thith-
er TO carry out some mandate; the young
mothers, proud and smil ng, locking on
at the healthy antics of their babies or
listening 20 and soothing their lusty cry
ing, All are interested in this work of
procuring for the community the best
AID healthiest of bai~2s. st. Thomas
Mail Notes, Jan. 22nd.
, 1920-01-30
St. Thomas News.

A party of prominent gentlemen from
the States arrived here yesterday. The
object OF lheir visit is to establish a coal
and ~fu4l-ou STATION for the supplying of
the naVles and mercantile marine. We
understand chat a site for the putting
through o cni5 gigantic scheme has al
ready been selected and procured, and
that operations will be started in the
near future. me concern, known as The
American Coaiing & Fuel Oil Station OF
ST. Thomas. V. l., U. S. A. will be
owned anG capitalized solely b. Ameri-
cans; and it is sincerely hoped that all
American steamship companies will avail
themselves Of this opportunity OF secur-
ing buaktflng facilities. and patronize
the en- erTrise.
fnls Company when will also supply
fresh water and stores to the shipping
has in contemplation the erection of large
modern a4d up to date warehouses for
the storing of cargoes. This Company
will also put into commission a towboat
of efficient sea going capacity-the arrival
Of which is shortly looked for for the pur-
pose of ass sting ships entering and leav-
ing the pcet.-St. Thomas MGI Notes,
Jan. 21st
, 1920-01-30

The ST. CN0lX AVIS
is printed and published daily CS0mdayS
and Holidays excepted by G. Johdnsen
ut the 4Ul5 Office.
'I45.NS---5O cents monthly IN udOuuce,
2 cents per single copy.
Entered as second-cLass matter Mcs
18th 1917 ut the Post Office at Christian
Sted. ST.. Crojr, V. I. Of the 4. s.. A., ~n-
he" The ACT Of March 3. 1879
Contrib 1tjon to this pap8rwjU BE- gLad-
~ receiVeG Wben the SINE deals NTH mot
ter8 of general interest, and is 1ccomp1-
MED with the authors name, as q quar-
antee of good faith. The editor cannot be
responsible for the vjeWS of has corraspon-
dents nor does he necessarily endorse them.
, 1920-01-30

Yesterday afternoon was rather a very
busy one a the Municipal Hospital, there
being anotner Baby-ohow on. In all there
were 1854 little tots exhibited. every one
of whom We are glad to say, through the
interest evinced in them and their moth
ers' we.fare by the Hospital Staff, and
the useful .ittle hints given in talks" in
connection with the caring of babies,
were in the pink O condition. After the
how, there was a little talk with the
, 1920-01-30

The memorial service held yesterday
afternoon at 5 o'clock in the Reformed
Dutch Church, in commelnoration of the
death recently of Mr. Bartholomew
Bornn, in the island of Trinidad, B. W. /.
was we'll attended by a large and repre-
sentative section of the community. AT
ter the opening address and prayer by
Rev. Folensbee, a sketch Of the active
and energetic life of the decea ied was
read by the Rt, Rev. Bishop Greider,
who was a close and intimate friend Of
the deceased.
The Church was appropriately drapeI
in black for the OCCASION, while appro-
priate hymns, and an anthem by the
choir, were likewise rendered. The
large and mixed throng attending the
service, all natives, testified to the
love and esteem in which the deceased
was held by those who knew him; and it
must be very gratifying to the surviving
members of the family toehote the es-
teen in which their revered sire was
held, and to have seen his. memory so
richly cherished. -St. Thomas Mall Notes,
jan. Goth.
The conservation service of the new
altar for All Saints dedicated to the low
ing memory of the late Archdeacon Hut
son, and presided over by His Lordship
the Bishop of Antigua, youngest son of
the venerable divine, assisted by the
Rector Rev. j. F. Pilgrim, and his curate,
the Rev. Theodore Branch, grandson of
the deceased, and nephew nf His Lord
ship, took place this morning at 5 O'Clock,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-08
GEL MAI IMPORTANT
,,PUNCT".

In aceste zile de conventiuni
rationale, moi nu trebue Sc uitam
ca eel mai important pnnct pen
tru fiecare i'm decursul verli In
totdeanna va Fl: Tine-ti pintece-
le in regula Erori de dieta,
schimb de apa, transitie subita
din zile cahduroase la nopti reel
81 alte cauzo due la diferite nea-
junsurl care Sc maresc din o IN
digestie usoara la boil grave. Tri-
ner's American Elixir Of Bitter
Wine este remediul care ajuta.
char cind constipatia rezista la
orr care alta incercare. 81 succc-
de Ia curatirea pintecelui fara
circituri 81 debilitati. Ell il tine
curat, ajuta la digestie 81 inta-
reSte intregul sistem. = Pentru
picioare ostenite intrebuinteaza
Timers Liniment, vel raminea
surprins de rezultatul minunat.
fFarmacistul orr vfnzatorul de me
dicina le are pentru d-ta, la fel
81 alte remediuri de a lui Triner.
numai intrea!ba-l. = Joseph Tri-
.ner Company, 1333-45 S. Ash
land Ave, Chicago, I'll.
(Adv.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-08

perdea In aceasta tara: sunt papagasme Hbne insa pune
poporul in current acese idei Sc poaa fnyata din nate
mile altora .
Am arafat cd socalisYnu crede in eyotie pe end con-
ceptia bosevita elmneaza otu aces aepar necesar
in cteva cynte descru 81 deosebirea de tactica
SOCIALISM, cred in lupta potca Pn aceas upa sper
uraror va educa pentru marele evenent schimbarea
sociala.
IN lupta poltca socias, 81 ceealte parte cred fn
sufraglu universal Votul este az acasa
c1nd bolscYst cred in emnarea fslor oic t
mitindu alta ume IN locuI votului e & baia
de SINCE in care dispar to carl au alte creG,fs.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-08

Presedintele Germaniei d. E.
bert raspuns ca poporul ger
man este de aceiaSi credinta ca
sa4si indeplineasca partea lu:
pima la sflrsit.
Femeie rapita. Politia in,
cerca sc rezolve mitcriosul atac
81 rapirea unei femei pc partea
de, raisarit orasului, ceva ina
lnte de miezul noptii. .
Scotia politiei de pc Superior
a. primit stirea prin telefon. O
femeies la informat cd, un ON GU
antomobllul a atacat pc 0 femeie
care. mergea pc strada East SO.
A pus-o In automobil 81 a dispa-
,rut Gu .ea.
Sergentul Westphal a aflat de
la oamenii carl au incercat ca sd
opreasca pc abductor, ca femeia
cerea ajutor, insa in zadar.
Alta rapire. = Gel de pc tram
vaiul Cedar Street spun ca eli au
vazut 0 femeie care astepta tram
vaiul, insa 1nainte de a sosi a.
costa in fata ei, un automobil S a
oprit linga ca. Tn om s'a dat
jos 81 fortat aruncat-o in auto
mobil, disparimd apoi la primul
colt de strada.
Poincare despre c,ncesiile ce
fute de germani. - Paris. : Da-
ca dorim avea victorie, care
Sc nu fie numai intoxlcatie
tempOrara, daca dorim ca trata-
tul sd fie falcut realitate dura-
bila, daca dorim ca un regim de
pace Sc fie asigurat, este atunei
timpul ca aliatii sd Sc desteptc
din somnul lOr fatalistic, in care
Sc pare ca au cazut, GU ochii
deschisi = spune Poincare.
Ell insista ca acllm este tim
pul forta pc Germani ca sa Sc
tina de angajamentele luate. E.
spune ca un deputat Alsacian a
spus cd ,.foarte primejdios a
incuraJa Pc gcrmani prin timi-
ditate", 81 acesta, spune Poinca-
re-, cunoaste firea gemanilor,
leci Sd nu Sc faca nici cea mai
mica cOncesic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-08
INF0RNATNN|

Revizuirea tratatului turcesc
respinsa. Spa. Sc spune
din surse competente ca propu-
nerea facuta ca tratul GU Turcia
Sd fie revizuit, fost respins1
de consiliul premieriior. ,Decizia
finala in aceasta chestie, orr cum.
rannine in seama consiliului SUI
prem.
Chestia Adriatica va fl negoci-
alta din nou. - Paris. = Minis
trul de eXterne italian d. Sforza.
81 reprezentantul Serbiei i.
Trllmblch, au tinut desc consfa-
tuiri referitor la situatia dintre
Jugoslavia 81 Italia, cautind a
ajunge la o intelegere asupra da-
tului cind negotiable ce incea-
pa din nou.
= 4
Cox Sc va consfatui Gu Wilson.
Washington. Multi dintra
Membrii administrator asteapt;i
q ayea loc o consfatuirc intre
preSedintele Wilson $; Gnyerno-
rul James NJ. Cox, candidatu, de
mocrat.
Aceasta fntrevcderc Va fl a.
rranjata In curind, 81 probabil va
ayea loc la Casa Alha.
/ Oficialitatile de aici crcl ca
.a!ceasta consfatuire' va a,unga
svonurile care spun cd irtre Nil
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-08
DIN FUCA CONDEuLUI.


lar vorbcSti de .,omenie"
Cind team prins en- mlta n sac,
Dc-al cunoaSctun pie dlntrlnSa
Al sari pc data n. lac.
DR.. Bruma.
Tn confrate care STA uitat Cd
a Spus ca nimeni in aceaSta lume
nu ataca pc intelectlralul netreh
nic, afara de moi eel din iuru!
ziarului America incepat O
.polemica Gu ziarul ,,Taranimea"
pc care-l muStra pentru ca a a.
talcat ~ fara lfanusi pc dom
Nil dc prin cant;ilarii". Ordinea
de idei din ,,Taranimea" Sc po-
trivea de immune Gu iueilc noas-
tre. dcci am adus aminte CONTRA
tilOr Ei Sc veZi acum &c Sc IN
timpla: confratele cauta acllm 81
indreptateasca, intru citva pc
cei della ..TaranimeasE au va
Zut 81 Ell Cd prea ,,domneasca" la-
a fost mustrarea = numai de dra
gul ca aceia sa nu fie de parerea
noastra. Mari sunt minunile tale
Domaine!
Germania spunc ca ca s'a SUI
pus tratatului de pace cit fost
..omeneste posibi1''. Foarte bine,
acum insa a ajuns timpul sa ara
te ca un popor de ,,sllperman' .
(Germamlor lie placea sa-si zici
ca sunt oameni superiori).
Guxernorul Lowden a propus
ca Sa Sc limiteZe preSedentia Ia
un singur termin. Daca asa a.
tunci acest telmin trebue facut
de 0 viata lungime, daca unii
din candidate vor Sa-si scoata
cit au spesat ell nominarea.
Foarte multi meXicani au a.
juns pima la Scopul de a Fl prese-
dinti de republica. insa pima a.
cum nici unul ma ajuns EXPIRE
sedinte.
Russia ma ajuns pima la matilri
tatea de a fl primita in Liga Ma
tiunilor, insa, dupa cum Sc vede,
ca site deja unde sunt gaurlle in
gard, prin care poate merge un-
del place, 81 in special - Spre
Londra.
Stirile primite din tarile strai-
he spun Cd foarte probabil eli
intre Russia 81 China sd Sc for
meze o atlanta. Nui vorba Russia
are multe hainc muisdare de GU
ratit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-08

tite.
Sfmsitul greyei din Dayton. =
dayton. Daal,H Is zile de gre
va, tramvaielc din Dayton au
fost puse din nou in operate,
alalta seara la orcle 6 p. m., in
urma aplanarii diyergintelor
dintre grevisti 81 compania de
{tramvaie.
Alte insari. Paris, Texas.
= Autoritatile sunt convinse ca
Herman 81 irwin Arthur, frati,
care an fost arsi de VII, alalta
seawi, au ucis pc J. H. Hodges,
un farmar 81 pr feciorul lui Viii
liam, caror cadavre au fost a.
flate intro coliba negrilor.
O numita martrrisire aces
tor negrii a fost obtinuta pc
cind corpurile lor Sc prajeau la
foe. Sc zice ca ei au spus ca !:
N am volt sd lucram SImbata,
lar d. Hodges spus orr Sc lu-
cram. ori sd ne mutm din acest
!Or \Oi nll ne-aln mutat. lar q.
Hodges 81 feeiorul lui au VENT
sa ne arunce afara".
Gel doi negrii all fost arsi de
| Vii de multimea care la rapit
din tenlnita. Victilnele an fost
| duse la lln loc unde lemnele de-
ia erau adunate 81 locul pregatit
pentru arderea lor.
Sc discuta foxmarea altui par.
, It'd pclitic. = Chicago. - Ele-
mentele progressive, fntrunindu-
Sc aici intro conventie separata,
S.mbata 81 Luni, Sc vor intruni
| Vineri seara din nou spre a dis
cuta planurile pentru inceperea
unei campanii pentru formarea
unui nou partid polite, dupa
cum Sc splme de. comitetul de
patruzeci, carc-si an carticrul
aici.
Durazzo evaeuat. - Roma. -
O depest trimisa de agentia
News care fost primita aici
spune ca garnizoana italiana a
evMuat Durazzo.
Dcarme de sece., saptamini, Sc
AMede ca e ipnotizat. - Fort
Smith, Ark. n Hubert Wright,
in .etate de 26i ami, veteran din
luptele della Argone, de zece sap
tanini este mort pentru lumea
aceasta. De zeee saiptam1ni doar-
me 81 hranit numai prin un
tub. Gu toate aceste, dlpa mum
ca grea, medicii au reusit ca sal
tina in viata.
La inceput Sc credea. ca un
caz de ,.boala, somnului'S insa
toti specialistii spun Cd e un
caz de catalepsie.
DIR. w. G. Eberle, care a facnt
% ancheta amanuntita sp,me ca :
IS "a facut tot ce sd stint in sti-
inta medicah. de al trezi. De
doua orr s'a reusit al destepta
prin ajutorul electricei, insa du-
pa cincisprezece minute a reca-
zut din nou intr 'un somn 81 mai
adinc.s'
Wright sta in orr ce polite il
puni. Tine nina ridicata jumata-
tie de ora; pima musculatnra sla-
beSte.
Dupa o conferinta a mai mul-
tor medici, unii cred ca un caz
de ipnotism. DIR. Bberle spnne
ca 81 in armata franceza S all pro
dus astfel de cazuri, care Sc ere
de ca provin din canza luptelor.
Ambasadorul englez in Germa-
MIA. - Berlin. - Lordul Daber-
non, noul numit ambassador en-
sglez pentru Germania, STA pre-
zentat credentiallec presedinte-
lui Ebert.
Ell e declarat cd ,scriza aceas-
ia poate Fl invins6 numai prin
colahorarea generala, a carei ba-
"a Sc fie mentinerea firma, 81
strkta execute. tratatului de
pace" Ell mai adaalgat ca la
acceptarea acestui post a con-
tat pe bunele intontii ale Germa-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-08
CIRCULAR OFICIOS

Pentru ca 81 20 poat& face re-
sparttiie pentru cazurils de moar.
= Ia timp, ass ca 81 benefieiile sa
- pl&teasox IL timp onor. socie-
tAtf apaxtn8toare Uniunei 8. 3.
4. annt rugsts 20 anunte secrs-
Ftariatulni 0snaral al uniunei toar
t. camrils dc moarte, char IN Il
~ cind . desedat un membru q
tsoeietaFi Actele - pot trimite nj.
terrier, dup& inmocmintare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-08

son ori 'sprijinitorii acestuia 81
Cox este neintclegere. La Casa
Alba aceste svonuri sunt a,smir-
tite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-08

Stirile primite din tarile strai-
he spun ca foarte probabil ci
intre Russia 81 China sd Sc for
meze atlanta. Nui vorba Russia
are multe hainc murdare de GU
ratit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-08
sfirsitul greysi din Dayton.

Dayton. Daap$ Is zile de gre
va, tramvaielc din Dayton au
fost plse din nou in operate,
alalt;l seara la orcle 6 p. m., in
,urma aplanarii divergintelor
dintre grevisti 81 compania de
tramvaie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-08

lar vorbcsti de ,,omenie"
Cind team prins en- mita n sac,
Deal cunoasct-un pic dintrInsa
All sari pc data II lac.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-08

Presedintele Germaniei d. E.
bert raspuns ca poporul ger
man este de aceiasi credinta ca
saAsi Indeplineasca partca lu:
pima la sfi1Sit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-08

Durazzo evaeuat. - Roma. -
O depesa trimisa de agentia
News care a fost primita aici
spune ca garnizoana italiana a
evacuat Durazzo.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-14
HEADS Of MINOR
LEAGUES CONFER
Discuss Reorganization OF Base
ball With Federal Judge Ian
dis and viii Probably Accept
The Lasker Plan.
fBv Associated Press.l

Chicago. Nov. 13.-President Sex
ton Of the National Association of
Minor Baseball Leagues. and the pres
idents of several OF the leagues, gath
cred here today for discussion OF
the reorganization of baseball, under
the Lasl1er plan, with Federal Judge
X. NJ Landis, who has accepted the
position as the supreme dictator of the
game, rendered by the proponents Of
the plan in the major leagues.
After going into the question fully
the heads OF the minor leagues declar-
ed that they approved coming into
the plan under the direction of Judge
Lands. Later it was said their sup
port virtually assures that the minor
leagues will accept the reorganization
plan.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-14
OFFICIALS DISCUSS
AN EXTRA SESSION
Whether Special Session State
Legislature Will be Called to
be Decided at a Conference
Between Governor Dorsey
and Others
(By Associated Press.)

Atlanta. Nov. 13.-Whether an extra
session of the Georgia Legislature will
be called is to be decided at a confer
ence between Governor Dorsey and the
attorney general of the state. the comp
troller general, and several county tax
receivers. which will be held on No
vember 80, according to an announce
ment made public tonight.
This decision was reached by Gov
ernor Dorsey, it is stated, after he had
received and read the text of the SUI
preme courts decision in regard to the
state tax equalization law. There is
general statewide interest in the ex-
tra-session possibility, and the out
come of the conference between Gov
ernor Dorsey and his advisers will be
eagerly awaited.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-14
POPULAR MERCHANT
TO LEAVE THE CITY
A. J. Gordon, We'll Known New
castle Street Business Man
Announces That He VIII Re-
tire From Active Business on
Account of Ill Health.

The many friends of A. j. GorlOn.
the well-known and popular Newcastle
street merchant, will learn with much
regret, that he is to leave the city iii
iome elsewhere. Mr.. Gordon announc-
ed yesterday that he is forced to retire
from active business on account of bad
health, and that upon the advice of
physicians. he had decided to turn
over the management of his business
to others, and make his home in some
other climate, in an effort to rgain his
failing hath.
Mr.. Gordon has not yet decided just
where he will go, but states that he ex-
poets to have his business affairs i'll
such shape that he will be able to leave
not later THAN the first of January
While no definite statement was made,
it is understood that he will retain
the ownership of his business inter
ests here, placing themsin the manage
ment of others.
Mr. Gordon has been actively ergas-
ed in business here fof a period of
seventeen years. during which time he
has, by hard work and honest, straight
forward business methods. built up
one of the largest and most success
full, mercantile establishments ip Bruins
wick, with a stock estimated at about
100000. His remarkable success is
an evidence of the high esteem in
which he is held by the people of the
community. His departure from the
city will be the source of much regret,
but his friends will join in the hope
that the change will be beneficial to
him, and that he may soon regain his
health, and be able to return to Bruins
wick.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-14
50 KILLED IN FLA.
RIOTS IS CLAIMED
National Association For Ad-
vancenent of Colored People
Charge Fraud and l!Iegality,
in Letter to Attorney General
Palmer.

New York, Nov 13.--Tne National
Association for Advancement of Col
ored People today charged that there
were between thirty and sixty negroes
killed in the Florida election riots,
and statewide tcrrorization of vot-
ers,' in Il letter to Attorney General
Palmer.
Among other charges contained ID
the letter from the association to the
attorney general it was declared that
there is Sufficient evidence of VIC
lence. fraud and llegality," for the de-
partment of justice to disqualify the
entire vote of Florida il the recent
presidential election.
The association also asked that Ala
bama. Georgia and other Southern
states be included in an investigation
of the election, to be conducted by the
department Of justice.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-14
DRAINAGE PARTY
VISITS ST. SIMON
Delegates to National Drainage
Congress Visit Brunswick Yes
terday to Look Over rthe Local
Situation.

A party composed of delegates to
The National Drainage Congress, which
was in session in Atlanta the past few
days, arrived in Brunswick yesterday
morning, coming here for the purpose
Of looking over the situation in Glynn
county.
In the party were several prominent
men, and the delegates were given q
cordial welcome to Brunswick and
shown over the city. Later in the day
they were carried to St Simon, for an
inspection of the Island, after which
they were rendered an elaborate lunch
.on at the Ocean View Hotel.
Among the visitors were: r. F.
stroud and G. H. Payne, OF Omaha,
Neb.; f. II. Abbott. of Waycross, and
Frank Weldon, of Atlanta, as we'll as
others Interested in the drainage
movement. On the trip to st. Simon
hey were accompanied by. Messrs. A.
NJ. Smith. J. e. Ferguson, r. V. Crime
and W. r. Mccormick. OF this city.
Robt. Chastain, of ST. Simon, was also
a member of the party.
G. H. Payne, of the Payne Invest
ment Co., Omaha, Neb., was enthusi-
astic in discussing the possibilities OF
this section. His company are promi-
nent investment brokers, and for %
wears have made "a speciality of devel-
oping swamp and wet lands in various
parts of the country by application OF
scientific methods and the use of mod,
ern machinery. and then selling, the
improved lands to actual settlers Mr..
Payne told News reporter that the
St. Simon highway development pro-
iect was undoubtedly big thing for
Brunswick, and that it would attract
many people to this city.
Mr.. Payne is making a tour of Geor
gia, looking for opportunities for in
vest ment, and it is not at all improba-
be- that his will become interested in
G1ynn county lands. The party will
attend the meeting in Waycross TO
morrow.
Other prominent members of the par
ty here yesterday were Frank Weldon
president of the Atlanta Chamber OF
Commerce, and TaH. Abbott, of Way
cross. who is associated with the Ad
vertise Georgia Enterprise. All ex
pressed appreciation of the cordial hos
pitality extended them. stating that
the luncheon at the Ocean View Hotel
was especially enjoyed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-14
SUP PREME COURT TO
HEAR MOORE CASE
Motion For a New Trial Will be
Argued in Atlanta Monday
and Several Local Attorneys
Will be Present at the Hearing

1t was learned Yesterday that the
motion for new trial filed by attor-
neys representing Bill" Moore, the
young man who was convicted at the
last session Of Glynn superior court
on charge of attempted criminal
assault. will be argued before the state
supreme court in Atlanta Monday.
At a recent hearing in Waycross the
appeal for new trial was denied by
Judge J. l. Summerall, who presided
at the trial of the case, whereupon at
torneys for the defendant took the
matter to the higher court on a bill
OF exceptions.
The young man was convicted after
one of the most vigorously contested
criminal cases in the annals of the To-
cal superior court, and there is gener-
al interest in the eventual outcome
of the case. Moore is being held in
Jail here, pending the decision of the
supreme court He is under an indefi
mite sentence of from ten to twenty
years.
Judge Max Isaac, of this city, and
John w. Bennett. of .Waycross. and
J. r. Thomas, of Jesup. will represent
Moore in the hearing before the su.
preme court tomorrow while the state
will he represented by Solicitor Sci
Elers. of Baxley, and Attorneys J. r.
:Colson and f. NJ. scarlett, Jr., OF Bruins
wick. a