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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
FARM LABOR SHORTAGE
HITS FARMERS HARD
Dairymcn Forced to Disposc of Their
Stocks-Cohncro Growers Cur
tall Production.

because OF the inability OF dairy
farmers here 10 &c, labor. they arc
bcing compelled TO dispose OF their
stock. according to a statement made
last night by r.. j. Conway. OF the
city Employment Burcau. Mr.. Con-
way stated tina; nc could place 800
men on farms in the vicinity OF Rich
mond today without tho slightest
trouble. il he could &c; tho men.
Tobacco formers have been COM
PEELED TO curtail their production this
year also. he declares. because OF
their inability to get help. Districts
in LuncnhurS County. and also
around South hin. are said to be the
worst hit by the labor shortage.
Secretary Of Agriculture Meredith.
in a letter dealing with the shortage
o. farm labor. declares that IL is
about 10 per cont more than last
year and that tho supply Of workers
is about - per cent OF normal The
situation Is similar 10 that winch cX-
listed In 1915.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Perfect HEALTH
is YOURS
If You Have Pure Blood.

Io he in "A continual state of good
hcalth ~ the greatest Of an blessings
ana more 10 hc coveted thnn riches
Such perfect health is not possible.
with roisons. You may feel hne a,
times, hut all the while tho poison.
are gradually undermining yo,ir
whole system. and come day when i,
physical WRECK
Son know possibly Your doctor
uratcd win impurities, Tnis condi-
Ion ~ manlrstch by scr"fuia sores.
eruntive skin ami similar diseases.
10 you realize tar seriousness or
furthc" neglect: Willy not begin
now: take Prescription C-o2:3. tho
study OF blood discusses? This treat
mont has relieved thousands It's
possible that YOU will secure equally
as good results.
nearest drnEgis, today and gel your.
sci! lao hnfl!c Of Presentation
Cara IT. after taking two bottles
as directed. YOU have not received
curing permanent benefit. take the
empty bottles back to tho druggist
md get The sano tina, you paid for
tho treatment
something TO regulate the bowels and
assist In throwing off the posons Is
necessary. 2223 Liver Piils were pre-
nared especially for this purpose,
They have certain tonic effects and
do not sickcn or Eripc. One is II
II your druggist will no; supply
YOU. send his name and Si.'' for on"
$3.50 bottle of Prcscription c.2223
and ISc box Of 800 Liver rilIs.
Memphis, Tenn for literature. 1870
Almanac and sample "f the Pills.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
SMALL PUBLISHERS FORM.
LEAGUE. OF CONSERVATION.
Papers Ask Aid From Big Daiiics
to Conquer Shortage.

WASHINGTON. May l1.-Ecprc-
Scnta;iNes o: more than 100 newspa-
rcrS. meeting here today to deal
with the hardships surrounding pub
lication ot the smaller papers. organ
IHed tho United states NcwSDrint
conservation League. aud called on
similar organizations to join ii for
mutual protection.
Some OF the reports sent IN by
chiiors uhdb'c to attend painted dis
ahead duo to inability to obtain
newsprint and high prices for the
LITTLE TO bo had Many daiIics. with
ancient and honorable lineage. soon
there is ruick relief. letters and tele-
grams said. while some editors dc.
clarch tho weekly walk OF the
ghost" Would be a thing of the past
climbin. and mills failed to answer
tho ncwsprint appeal.
ON" editor. whose paper has not
missed publication da% since the
that hc could no, get away because
there were only two rolls OF news
print in the shop. and where the next
would come from no man could say,
Hope Ma expressed ny the pub
FISHERS. however. that through or
ga ton relief might come.
w. !; rap". Of tho Waterbury. Conn:
Repuhlicfn. Vas elected president OF
tho Cumberland Md. Evening Times.
secretary prvillc Elder. OF The
Washington. fowr. Journal. and w.
w. Weaver. Of tho Durham. y. C.. sun.
were named as vice residontE, and
j. n. Snyder. OF the Gary. Ind. Post.
treasurer.
Members OF tho executive commit
toe. which will cndcavor. with the
officers 10 formul?tc conservation
plans. include:
J. W. Smith. az tho Monroe. La.
News star. and q l. SpauldinE, OF
the Shawnee. Okla. News. Jason
Rogers. of tho New Yo'k Globe. is
chairman of the committee.
Resolutions requesting all pub
fishers of papers Of 10000 circula-
ton and over to reduce ConSumpt ion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
OMAHA STORE ANNOUNCES
DRASTIC PRICE REDUCTION
CUTS 10 Fer Cent. while Mems Cloth
Ing Establishment DrOr>
- Fer Cent.

-, ny .NHsI'VIHI'.I fTFN~7--
OMAHA. NEE. May iI.--Onc o:
tic larGes; Omaha department. stores
today announced a ia; reduction Of
20 per cent In selling prices. and a
large mems clothing establishment
announced q % per cent reduction
Three other stores announced 20
per cent reduction las; Saturday.
The market broke three or four
weeks ago. said George Erandcis.
head of tho store which made the 30
per cent cut" All other reasons are
bunk. We must clear our stocks
in readiness for new prices The
break does not Apply to all goods.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
steamer neisir Hard Aground.

ROSARIO. ARGENTINA May L.
The American steamer Reiair is hard
ground. ten miles from here. The
vessel arrived at Buenos Aires. April
30. from Pensacola. Fla. and WAS
bound up the Parana River Tor
Rosario to take on cargo for the re-
turn voyage TO the United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18

ago. which suspended publication
Saturday following rcccIycrship pro-
cccdinss instituted by Mr.. Boone aud
other creditors. Judge Daniels. in
Wake Superior Court. fixed June
as the date for u hearing to determine
whether the rcccivership is to be
made permanent. High cost Of news
print paper and other operating OK
pcnscS arc given as the reasons for
the newspapers financial difficulties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18

10 per cent sunday. and =. per cent
daily were adopted. and half a dozen
similar organizations wcrc asked To
help obtain LEGISLATION TO alleviate
the evil"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
SUPREME COURT Silent
IN DRY" APPEAL CASE
No Prospect OF Decision Touchin.
Validity OF Prohibition Amend
mcnt Before June {.
III A..ociatoh rrc.l

Wv Associated Press
WASHINGTON. May i7.-Thc Su.
prcmc Court failed again today Il,
decide the validity of tho prohibition
and recessed until juno l. The only
reference to the expected decision
was made by Associate Justice Holmes.
VINO. while rendering an opin-
ION IN connection with a personal in
jury case, said that SO far as he
knew tho fathers Of the Constitution
wcir not opposed to strong drink"
The Justice added that he could not
believe FOR moment that apart
from the eighteenth amendment spc-
rial constitutional principles exis.
against strong drink"
BILLS of IndinE Terms.
Holding that the question had been
decided in tho enactment Of the tram
sportat;on act charging tho Inter
state Commerce. Compission'a powcrs.
tho court dismissed appeals in rro-
cscdinEs brought by railroad and
steamship companies 20 determine
the authority Of the commission to
prescribe tho terms interstate car
rIcrs may insert in bills uf iadinc
Tho case tcsuI'cd from commission
orders March II. 1919. requiring tho
use nj TWO modified forms Of bills
OF lahinE for domestic and export
transportation. The lower court en-
Joined the commission from cnfo!c-
ing tho order. holding that while
conSrc.s unquos,ionahiy has power
to make changes In the bills cf lad
Ing this power mas not been dele
gated 20 the commission.
Among the companies involved
were tho Alaska Steamship Company.
Clyde Steamship Company. Delaware.
LackaSanna and Western and tho
Central OF Georgia Railroad COM
panlcs.
Towns May Grant Franchises.
Upon motions of officials Of Ora
ham. y. g. the cour; dismissed for
lack Of Jurisdiction appeals brough;
by tho Piedmont Power and Lieh,
Company and bondholdcrs from Fed
oral cour, dcc.ccs denying injunc-
,ione restraining town officials from
granting franchise TO another
lighting company.
Tho act Of Congress Of 1917. giving
the states the right TO cnac, COM
pcnsation laws in respect TO injuries
o. persons In maritime employment.
was declared unconstitutional
The cour, refused TO review judy
mcnt. for $4,000 awarded Alabama
against tho Atlantic Coast Line Rail-
road as - franchise tax assessed
against tho railroad
RcarSumcnt OF tho governments
dissolution suit against tho i.chirh
co. and It's subsidiaries was ordered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
why DO YOU TRY
TO HIDE Those
LITTLE PIMPLES
Or Cover a Dark, Sallow,
Muddy Complexion With
Face Powder and
Rouge.

How cmba IRA ssing IL is for ono to
have pimple@ appear on taco. neck.
arms or hands. one little pimplc is
had enough--mars the attractivcncss
of a pretty face.
You can quickly remove p!nplcs
and other skin blcmishc3 by touch.
ing the spot or applying Black and
White Ointment to the part affrctcu.
This simple hut effective home beauty
treatment removes. not only pimples.
hut clears a dark, sallow. muddy com
plexion. and leaves the skin soft
white and radiant
All who have used Black ond White
Ointment are delighted with the re-
suits and keen a box always on their
dressing table. Black and White
Soap should also he used and Will be
found a delightful aid 10 tho Oint-
mcnt.
Both Black aud White Ointment aud
Soap can bio found at all good drug
stores and toilet countcrs--25c each
. package. or the manufacturers will
send postpaid on receipt of soc.
= sample. literature and Rack and
Willie R.Tthday and Dream Book will
b" sent you free IL you will clip and
mail this adj crtiScmcpt To BLACK
and WHITE. Box 3d.. Memphis, Tenn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
NORTH CAROLINA PAPER
SUSPENDS PUBLICATION
IN lciE h "tmcricnn,' Afternoon
Daily, SuccnmhS tn High Cost
of News Print.


kAI'ElGti. y. G.. May iT.-Charlcs
H. Boone. principa! s;ockhoIder. to-
Dag was appointed temporary receive
OF tho raleigh American. an after
noon ncwSpa per, organized by Ed
gar y. WON ole, about six months
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
No Wore Strike CalI..

rARIS. May II. Tho General
Federation Of Labor announced this
evening that IL would not call out
any additional trades In tho strike
now In progress. considering that the
forces already out arc sufficient TO in
sure tho effectiveness OF tho. strike
movement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Arrest Socialist Editor.

PARIS. May 17.-Boris Souvarinc.
a Socialist editor. was arrested today.
on tho charge Of having plotted
acains, the safety of tho state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
S.nO .nNn L,ire In MheeIInr

NV, w,IE =, nc s " XA Nay 1ljImTns
and the Freedom Oil Works in East
Wheeling were destroyed by fire OF
undetermined origin today. the los,s
being estimated at 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Glenn Remains I'm Route Homo.

Glenn Remains I'm Route Homo.
-WINSTON-SALEA1. n. G.. May IT,
The body of former Governor r. r..
,iIenn, who died in winnipeg. Mani
ioba, Yesterday. left that city late
thIS afternoon. accompanied by a
member Of the International Water
ways Commission. of which Mr.. Glenn
was member. The body Is expected
10 reach here Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18

but nearly all cotton and woo;cn
goods remain high
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Children who Arc Pale and weak

Need good Quirine and Iron Tonic.
GROVES TASTE.l.I:SS chill Tonic
purifics and cnrichcs tho blood anil
builds up The whole system \ Cen
crai Str"nG thenine Tonic for Adult,
and Children. 6OC.--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-18
Stomach ills

nerma ncntly disappear after drinking
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Water
guaranteed by money back
oncr. Tastes fine: costs a trihc. De-
lirercd anywhere by our Richmond
agents, spence Nunnamaker Co.
Phone them.-Adv.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-31
SHERIFF SALES
Scorgpa, GIynn County.

;corgpa, Giynn County.
Will be sold at the courthouse in
3aid county on tho first Tuesday in
february, 1920, between the hgaI
aours OF sale to the highest ddor loi
ash that certain personal property in
he city Of Brunswick, Glynn County
Georgia, towit: l refrigerator. fvu
'ooti show cases: | ice box: | each
:egister: | lot electric fixtures: |
a scales. chairs: | oil stove: Is
ooxes dried figs: jars COCO fudge:
9 cans beans: Is cans peas: bot
Ties catsup: l6 jars pickles: 10 pack
iges macaron t6 brooms: cans
plantation Hash: Z cans teal 10 cans
NOTED meat: cans pork and
oeans: l can corned, beer: cans of
beets: bottles pepper sauce: 10 cans
cup: ) pounds pecans: packages
matches: boxes peppermint: 6 pack
iges speamint gum: 55 packages o..
hcwing gum: 800 Richmond Straight
ut cigarettes: 1900 Camel cigarettes
1000 Sovereign cigarettes: ~ cans
Prince Albert tobacco: $40 cigars: 2?
packages twenty cigarettes: IS pack
rges ten'c garettes: pounds Schuapa
obacco: | pound r. j. tobacco: ) IL
! bounds Climax tobacco: 2 pounds
Brown Mule tobacco: 1 pound Black
Gag g tobacco: 6 pounds Liberty Bell
Tobacco: 20 SACKS Bull Durham 70
NaccO: 3 3 pounds Il. j. tobacco: L.
ans Pr nee Albert tobacco: Is pack
lgeS Sensation tobacco: II packages
y. 3. Marine Tobacco. and one lot
f paper sacks. Levied on as the
property of Abraham Forage under
nd by virtue of an execution issued
| y Favor OF John Man5er and against
"a i Abraham Forage and said prop.
'rty
ISSUED upon The foreclosure OF a
mortgage on said property given by
aid Abraham Forage II the city OF
Brunswick for the principal sum OF
s"0o00 besides interest and cost.
| said PERSONA property being diff
ut 10 transport will not be brought
~ the courthouse for the sale. but
ire at the store formerly occupied
" said Abraham Forage at 1929 New
attic street in the city of Brunswick
Th January s, 1920.
r. S. PYLES. Sheriff.
10. IL, "a. 81. Gym County. Ga
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-31
PETITION FOR CHARTER
iTATE OF GEORGIA,
oUNTY OF CLYNN.

> - VT a6OFA1tAy
ioUNTY OF GLYNN.
o The Superior Court OF said County
The petition of r. d. Aiken Jr, NJ
=. Aiken and G. 3. Conycrs respect
nlly shows unto the court:
First
They desire for thcmhselvcs, ti.e;:
and Successors. to b. i.
ctporated and mad . BODY po'i;i,
'gder the name and aiyie' If AIKEN
COMPANY, for a pa"icI OF twent,
":ra, with the privilege of renewa
a accordance with Law
Second
The principle Office Of said cofpi
diion shall be in Brunswick in Glynl
pHniy, Georgia, but petitioners de
ire the right to said corporation o
atablishing branch Offices Tor tn
Their place or places. either within
: without the United States, as ma.
G deemed desirable.
Third
The object of the corporation j;
iccuniary gain for its stockholders.
Fourth
Petitioners desire for said corpor;
fpn the right to carry on and tram
q q general factorage, brokerage
I'd warehouse business for promo
as the: pgqdqEfion Of, for warehousini
Al ahndling 'hpd for dealing in cot
Kill Or any 'other soidl4odity III de
sized: and as well, if desired. to hal
dl,e deaf in, warehouse any othel
class of goods, wares or merchandis
- il to transact general publ,
.rehousing business.
Fifth
The petitioners desire that the ca
stock of said corporation shall
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-31

The disgraceful scena, enacted ut
the end of the mass meeting on Thurs
day hight is due to a bitterness and
unnecessary feeling engendered for
the reason that after long abaen, e
from this city stcan roller metho',:
have again been restored. Against
this We protest,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-31

W.
| transportation lines by the govern
ment either on land or water. We are
especially opposed to its operation of
the railroads for the men who have
built the railroads own them, have a
right to operate them and can operate
them much more advantageously than
the government can-more advanta-
geously for the people. The govern
ment has made a botch of operating
the railroads and has done SO poorly
in this respect that the suspicion is
justified that it would not manage
steamship lines as efficiently as they
would be managed by private owners.
! But while the railroads were paid
for by individuals and are their prop
erty, the steamships in question were
paid for by the government and are its
property. The government would
not be wronging anyone by operating
/ the people whose money paid for them
by turning them over at an Inadequate
price to individuals. An adequate
price would be cost price not a cont
less
But these vessels were built at
time when the cost Of construction
, was higher than ever before i'll the
history of the world. Remember also
that they would be operated at time
when the profits of operating them
would be greater than ever before in
the history Of the world The supply
Of sh p5 is inadequate. The merchant
navies of England, France, Germany!
Austria, Italy and other countries
have been greatly reduced. There are
rot enough vessels now TO meet the
pressing needs of tho world and
fretghts are high. The higher freight3
that will continue higher for n NUN
Der of yeara, more than compensate
hi
and il would pay any steamship line to
pay twice as much now for ship as
II paid five or SIX years ago.
II may be said that vcsseis can be
constructed now for loss than the
shipping board paid for them. Pos
slbly so, but who knows when they
would be delivered? The vessels
owned by the United States would he
ready for immediate delivery and
/ could earn a very large part of their
! costs before vessels ordered from ship
yards could be finished and delivered.
1t would pay better TO give a million
! dollars for ship for immediate de
livery than three quarters of a million
for one to be delivered six months
hence.
! But If 1t is decided to sell the ships
: they will be sacrificed. There would
ibe no competition in bidding and they
would go for a song. Easy t@rmT
might be granted but there should b."
no concession in the price.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-31

Bitter factional feeling in Bruu3-
wick will retard the growth Of the
city; cause bitterness where harmony
should prevail and do more harm in a
few months than good men can undo
in generation. Bitterness generally
comes from factional politics and The
method of the politician. Against
these methods we protest,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-31

Many years ago judicial officer
was lcgislated out Of Office through
the means OF cut ana dried mass
meeting. bitterness followed and for
years this city was kept in bitter
political turmoil, which RETARDED its
growth and injured the commerce Of
TIE city,sI We Tpfotessed fhen4 AN And
;,gassnst these methods we now spfo;
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-31

We are in favor of commission
government in due and in proper sea.
son; but We are opposed 10 steam rDl
Ter practices of legislatin- one set of
men out to legislate another set il.
We protest.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-31
DON'T THROW AWAY THE SHIP.

DON'T THROW AWAY THE SHIPS.
In speech in New York, Secretary
Alexander advocated the sale of gov
ernment-owned shipping to private in
terests. i We would very MUCH regret
to see such a decision reached without
reservations. 1t would mean the sac
rifle. of the vessels the government
bwnsia and has paid for out of the peck
cts of the people.
We are opposed to the operation OF
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-31

Brunswick has had her full share of
cut and dried mass meeting pol'.,cs
in which the right of the people and
the good of the community is lost In
personal desire and personal feeling
Against this we protest!
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-31

Two sets of politicians appearing be-
fore the next legislature asking for an
adjustment of our loLa! conditions
would be an unhoIy picture for Bruins
wick We protest against methods
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-31

The method of the steam roller and
the mass meeting with the ever ready
cut and dried program and vest peck
ct resolution, has always been detri-
ment. We protest against it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-31

There is no real objection to Il com
mission form OF government: but let
it come in due and proper season and
let 1t bring no stings and no fartioaal-
ism with it. Against this we protest,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-31

Few situations are so drastic in 1t to
remedy them, competent; and proLcr-
ly elected officials must be bodily log.
islated out of Office. In The spirit Of
harmony and fair play, We prot sstl
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-31

A wild man has heen caught in Col
orado. reads a heaG-ine: That species
of bipedscould be corraled most any
time In Macon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-31
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
h ldren of William Mazoe, notice is
;iven that said application will be
heard at my office at ten o'clock a. m
IN the first Monday in February next
This 9Th day Of January, f1sS9!5sF
= Edwin sDart;a Ordinsry%
1-S, Is, %, 20.