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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-25

Statesmen to cover local ter
ritory selling dealers. Guaranteed
salary Of $1,000 week for right
man. The Richards Co., 200 Fifth
Ave, New~York, n y. 20l 6p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-25

Union county has a fire bug
Seven barns and one house have
been burned recently.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-25
MEMBER OF TIRE ASSOCIATED
PRESS

The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the uae for republication
of all new dispatches credited to It or
not otherwise credited in this paper
and also local news published herein.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-08-25

Irvine plays the Reos at-Lex-
in9tol next Sunday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-01-11
Iakelan
C[()
Opens MI
Are 70 u
Progress 'Sive?

es pleasure In announcing its
) Campaign-it is open to any
Lakeland or vicinity.
ing position for the next few
IN one of these beautiful Cars
ife away to enter this Club. as y
title effort on your part. If you
PRIZES or one of the SELECT
.undreds of dollars in cash cam
the race outside of the district
bsolutely the greatest offer that .
progressive and industrious and
lie opportunity remember that
he same place but once. so
There. are absolutely no obliga- !
SITS you nothing to enter and try
ome town on the map in big reds
lAND PRIZES. Not Luck-Not
i'll win. Test your craftsmanship.
ird had when looking for the
is a short campaign FIVE
1t the shouting. Your husting
hing list-you are not confined
Id is your field.
be an active Club Member she
one of the beautiful prizes and
h. There will be no losers for
the prizes listed. you will be
.sh, commission on all the work
tie. identically the same prize
Members.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-01-11
AM VOTE SCHEDULE
JRING THE CAMPAIGN
3GRAM DAILY

t the end of business for the
schedule of votes announced
every subscription. but an ad-
.otes will be given on each and
,criptions up to and including
lys the votes will be consider
theCampaign the original vote
Ill, no extra votes being gwen
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-01-11
THE EVENING TELEGR
EXTRA VOTE OFFERS Dl|
THE EVENING TELL

For the first period closing al
day. January 10th not only the
above will be given on each and
ditional bonus of 100000 extra V
every $500 worth of daily sub!
that date, The following few DE-
ably less and the last few days of
schedule as announced will prevs
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-01-11
Campaign
Officially

The Evening telegram tax
huge $500 Salesmanship CluI
lady, either single or married Of
Would you take we'll pay |
weeks-if so why not try to wiz
you do not have to sign your |
every thing is FREE for just a |
do not win one of the GRAND
District prizes we are offering h
missions to those who finish in |
winners.
This Salesmanship Club is
you will ever again receive-be
take advantage of your ife-tin
opportunity only knocks at I
don't let him go by unheeded.
tons attached to this offer, it CO
for the GRAND PRIZES.
Get in today and put your HI
letters by winning one of the CT
.Chance-Earnest Effort alone W
Remember the luck the early I
worm-be that early bird. Thi
weeks and then it is all over. blI
ability will place you in the rum
to any particular spot-the wor.
In order for a candidate to
must at least do her best to win
prove to us that she is doing sue
even if you do not win one of |
awarded at the close liberal ca
that you have done. In case of
will be awarded each of the Club
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-22
STATEMENT MADE
HURTS ARBUCkLE
Miss Rappe's Manager Goes Be-
fore Los Angeles Grand Jury
Tells of Statement Made by
Comedian After Party Which
Resulted in Death.

Los Angeles. Sept 21.--Al Seman-
acher. manager of Miss Virginia Rap
pc and guest at the party given by
Fatty" Arbuckle which resulted in
the comedian being held on the
charge OF killing the girl. appeared to-
day before a Los Angeles grand jury
and gave testimony which officials
Of the district attorneys Office believe
viii be OF great value TO the state in
the prosecution OF Arbuckle.
According to the testimony. given
under oath on the morning after the
alleged attack on the girl. Arbuckle
admitted to. Schumacher. Lowell
Sherman. Fred Fishback and Henry
Mccullough that he took the girl In
to room with him and there commit
ted certain acts In connection with
the alleged crime.
lead for thousand dead story
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-22
SAVANNAH GUN CLUB NOT
TO SHOOT LOCALS TODAY

A telephone message was received
from members OF the teArn of the 81.
vannah Gun Club yesterday annouue.
ing dhat il would be impossible for the
two teams of :hat city % come over
10 Brunswick oday ~ shot n match
against the Local c a. this aftern"oa.
II was stated that several of the
members found, at the last minute
that they would not be able to make
the trap. therefore. II was decided not
10 hold the inter-city match. 1t is
hoped later. however. that the two
teams will get together and have the
contest. The Brunswick Gun Club
viii hold It's regular weekly shost
this afternoon beginning At O'Clock
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-22
DYNAMITE LAWS
NOW IN GEORGIA
Legislature Made Number of
Changes Under Bill introduce
ed by Representative Whita-
ker, of Lowndes-Must Have
License From Ordinary.

Under a bill introduced I'm the leg
islature. at rs last session, by Col
G. A. Whitaker. OF Lowndes county,
the promiscuous handling. buying and
selling Of dynamite, nitro-glycerine,
gun-cotton and other high explosives,
is entirely forbidden and a severe
penalty Is fixed where the law is vio.
lated.
The law is intended to put the sale
and handling OF dynamite under per.
feet control OF the authorities The
object OF the Law Is TO find out who
sells dynamite or other high explo-
sives and to whom It Is sold Then
the law wants to know for what pur.
pose II is put.
The laws passed at the last session
have not all been published. but this
payticular law became effective "af-
ter the passage Of the act" The law
makes II unlawful for any dealer or
firm 10 have. control or OFFER for sale
any dynamite or other high explo-
sive without FIRST registering with the
ordinary in a book TO be known as
the Explosive Register. giving the
amount OF such explosive on hand.
from whom purchased and the pur-
pose for which ii Is purchased. stat.
ing where the explosives are stored.
The dealer must secure license from
the ordinary and he must also secure
a license to replenish his stock.
The law also requires dealers to
keep a record OF those to whom such
explosives are sold. with the date Of
sale. the amount purchased. name OF
purchaser and the object for which
Il Is purchased. In addition to these
requirements. the purchaser must
exhibit to the dealer a license from
the ordinary authorizing the pur-
chase
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-22
QUARTETTE OF LOCAL FANS
TO SEE WORLD BALL SERIES

On September 90. Judge A. ]. Gro.
watt. Robert Ledsinger. Edo Miller,
and S. X. Brown. will leave the city
for New York. where they 20 to see
the world series, which viii start
there Oct 4.
During the past few days baseball
news has been eagerly sought every
night. scores ringing The News Office,
while number call around and wait
until results OF the days big leaxae
games are received. etA
While the gentlemen named are
the only ones who have announced
their intention of taking In che
worlds series. ii is likely that at least
a half dozen more fans viii join the
party.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-22
Indications Now Are That Pres
ent Session Will Lapse Into
Time of Extra.
THERE WILL BE MORE WORK
AND LESS PLAY is OPINION.
An Investigation of Conditions
in West Virginia Coal Field
is Likely to be Held Under
Federal ,Supervision.-Beer
Bill Again One of First Mat
ters to be Taken to White
House For Discussion.

Washington, Sept. 81. Receipt by
(. the Senate OF the tax revision bill
from the finance committee and Of the
peace treaties with Germany and Aus
tria-Hungary from President Harding,
marked the reassembling OF congress
today after its recess.
Only brief session OF the senate
was held today after re-opening War
fare over the anti-beer bin and the
Deniocratic attack. on President Hard.
ing ana tAe .aalaliaist noliciss.
was all.
Adiourning until tomorrow and the
house under an agreement not to
transact any important business until
October 4, adjourning until Saturday,
after perfunctory meeting, three day
recesses OF the house will continue
until next month.
The senate referred the peace treat.
les to the foreign relations commit
tee, which begins consideration to-
morrow. Senator Lodge sqld little
time would be required for committee
hearings and that the senate debate
on the treaties will be in open ses.
sions.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-22
GENERAL PERSHING GETS
ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME

Havre. Sept 21--General J. J. Per-
shing. commander OF the American
armies during the war, returned TO
France today.
The liner Paris. on which General
Pershing crossed the Atlantic, was
escorted into port by two French bat
tlesbips. ten torpedo boats and ten
destroyers.
General Pershing stood on the
bridge and received a noisy and en-
thusiastlc welcome. Every craft in
the harbor dipped their flags. sound
ed their sirens. while the shore bat.
teries doomed q salute. 10 which the
escorting cruisers responded.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-22
EXPLOSION CAUSE
WRECK ON A.B.8A.
Was Placed on Track With
Criminal intent is Report
Made by Majority Commit
tee Named by Gov. Hardwick
to Ascertain Truth.

Atlanta Sept. 21.--A high explo-
sive placed on the track with crimi.
nal intent was the direct cause OF the
wreck on the Atlanta, Birmingham
and Atlantic Railroad. seven miles
ont of Atlanta two weeks ago, accord
ing to the majority report of Cover
nor Hardwick's investigating commit
tee. made public today.
Minority Report.
The majority report was signed by
Continued on page 81
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-22
Remains Shipped From New
York Yesterday and Will
be Here Saturday.
WENT TO FRONT AS MEMBER
OF BRUNSWICK RIFLEMEN. /
Although Young Man Saw Much
Fighting, He Escaped Injury
Until After Signing of Armis-
tice When He Was Killed by
an Explosive Which Occurred
While He Was Engaged in
Transporting Explosives.

Information was received by I'm
dertaker Edo Miller yesterday that
the body of Columbus E. Barrow will
be shipped from New York this morn
ing and, in all probability, will reach
here tomorrow night or Saturday
morning. 1t may be that there will
be some delay, that is, delay of a
few hours, but ii is thought the body
of the young hero will arrive anyway
by Saturday and in this event the
funeral will be held Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock and interment will be in
Palmetto cemetery where the body
of the dead boy will be tenderly laid
beside his brother, who died in Ma
con just before his company was or
dered to the front. Both of the young
men enlisted with the old Brunswick
Rifiemen and went from this city.
Killed by an Explosion.
AS has been printed in The News
on several occasions. Young Barrow.
who was a wagner In France, served
through all the fghtiAg and .after. the
signing OF the armistice he was order
ed with other members of the am
.munition squad to transport guam
tity OF very high explosive from one
point to another and 1t was in the
performance CT this duty that he lost
his life. No explanation OF the acci-
dent has ever been forthcoming but
he met his death in this manner.
Full Military Honors.
"a detachment from the Brunswick
Riflemen and the American Legion
will meet the train bearing the body
of young Barrow and will escort the
remains to Millers Undertaking es-
tabIishment IL they arrive before sun
day but IL not they will be taken di-
rectly from the train to Palmetto GEM
etery where. with all military honors,
they will be consigned to their final
resting place.
Relatives Coming Here.
II is stated that number of rela-
tives of the dead soldier will reach
here to attend the funeral. His faith
er has lived in Brunswick for many
months and Is well known by large
number Of the city's residents. He
has the sympathy of all.
News VIII Advise Organizations.
The News Is in close touch with
the authorities In New York and will
notify all parties interested the exact
hour the funeral win be held. II is
true that there may be delay in the
body reaching the city but. in this
event. the public will be kept posted
through these columns.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-22
DR.. NJ, NAUGHT0N
GETS HIS PAROLE
Has Served Ten Years After
Being Convicted of Poisoning
Fred Flanders-Prison Board
Has Recommended Leniency
to Several Governors.

Atlanta. Sept 20.-Governor Hard
wick at noon today paroled DR.. w. J..
McNaughton, the famous prisoner
IseRTing allie senteaees at che ut ste
prison farm at Miiledgeville FOR the
alleged murder of Fred Flanders, a
farmer and turpentine operator of
Emanuel county, who was alleged TO
have been poisoned by DIR. McNaugh-
ton with the connivance of Mrs. Elan
ders. Notice OF the parole was to be
telephoned by the prison commission
to the state farm and 1t was expected
that DR.. McNaughton would be reIeas.
ed this afternoon.
Served Ten Years.
DIR. McNaughton has served ten
years. He was originally sentenced
to hang and his sentence was com
muted to life Imprisonment by Gov
ernor slaton. The prison commission
recommended a pardon to Governor
Brown, Governor Harris and Cover
nor Dorsey, but each Of them declined
to grant It, A few weeks ago the com
mission recommended to Governor
Hardwiek to parole. He held a hear.
ing two weeks ago, at which argu-
ments for and against parole were
presented to him. Since the hearing
he has been studying the court rec
ord in the case.
Mrs. Flanders Not Tried.
Mrs. Flanders was jointely indicted
on murder charge with DR.. McNaugh.
ton. He was tried separately. was
convicted and given the death penal
ty She was never brought to trial
The prosecution contended in his
trial that he and she plotted the death
of her husband. and that McNaughton
"a physician. gave him arsenic In the
guise OF medicine When she was Civ
en- her liberty without prosecution.
MeNaughton at once began a fight for
liberty on the ground that her dismIs
sal automatically adsolved him. since
the whole theory OF the prosecution
was built upon the proposition of their
joint guilt.
DR.. MeNaughton says he has re-
ceived many offers of business assist
ance and many Invitations to locate in
different places.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-22
Democratic Attack
Features First Days
Session of Congress
EXECUTION OF SIX NEGROES
TO DIE TOMORROW, STAYED
by the Associated Press J

-1--.- Wy IIIC xAonUCIdLbU1 IBS5.
Little Rock, Ark, Sept. 2O.-Feder-
al District Judge Trieber today grant
ed writ of habeas corpus in the case
of six Elaine,~ Arkansas, negroes, SEN
fenced to be electrocuted Friday and
issued restraining order postponing
the executions pending the hearing
Monday.
Friday is the third date set for the
execution of the negroes since the
conviction of the negroes in connec-
tion with the Elaine riots in 49,.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-22
NEW MEXICO ELECTED A
REPUBLICAN TO SENATE

albuquerque. n. ~, Sept. 2o.-H
o. Burson. Republican. was elected
United States senator from New Mex
leo yesterday by a majority. estlmat-
ed by his campaign managers az 5000.
W. c. oesterich. IN charge Of dem
ocratic headquarters. conceded the
defeat OF Richard n Hanna. Demo
crat
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-22
MINISTER TO SWITZERLAND.

Washington. Sept 2l.-Joseph c.
Grew. OF Massachusetts. now Aueri-
can minister to Denmark. has been
nominated by the President 10 be-
minister 70 Switzerland
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-22
GAR LINE LEADERS
HELD BUSY MEET
impression Should Not Prevail
That Amounts Subscribed
Are Donations, But, on Other
Hand, Will Prove Dividend
Paying Securities.

IF the average business man. could
get ii out Of his head that stock
subscription to the City & Interurban
Railway company Is a donation IN
stead of a good conservative bust
ness proposition. / believe the balance
required to guarantee the system
sgQslld shes Tori AeQnaipg Miihinths pext
Torty,elght hours" said George G.
Smith. chairman OF the 'committee.
There Is all truth In this statement.
There is no doubt but that man who
has been approached is under the inn
precision that what he Is signing Is
really a donation. but this Is mis-
take.
With plans now, under considera-
tion for the operation of the new
street car system 1t is almost impos.
sible 10 lose and from the very start
the investment is sure to prove a good
one.
The leaders OF the many squads are
now making an energetic effort to
see oil letf.overs. They met at the
Board Of Trade rooms last night and
the reports were OF an encouraging
nature. Some interesting data and
figures VIII be made public In q few
days hut--in the meantime don't
forget a subscription for stock means
u bigger and better Brunswick and
also demonstrates 70 the world that
Brunswick capital can operate Bruins.
wiek's rapid transit company.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-22

Washington, Sept 2i.-Congress
reassemblod at noon today after re-
cess OF thirty days, with prospects
that the lextra session would lapse In
to the regular beginning In December.
In Senate.
Flfty.four senator's thirty-three Re.
publlcans and twenty-one Democrats
answered TO the senate roll call after
Vice President Coolidge had convened
that body. The session opened with
the usual confusion Of greetings and
handshaklng among senators. The
galleries were we'll iilled.
peace Treaties.
The treaties with Germany, Austria
and Hungary were sent to the senate
for ratification today by President
Harding
The treaties we're accompanied oE.
ly by brief formal note OF transmit
sal and were sent to the canital by a
White House messenger.
Another Parole.
Another investigation Of conditions
IA the West virglnIa coal flelds was
proposed IN resolution nlradueee IN
the house today by RerrescntatIve
Foster. Republican. Ohio. Who sug'
gested that the inquiry ne andertaG
en- hy house mines aud mln'ng sub
committee,
More Work, Less Play.
The American peop,s want more
work aud less play" senator Bari
son. nemocrsi, Mississippi declared
today In The senate IN descrihing
President Harding's recent "trip 20
New York state on The Presidential
Yacht Mayaower. Tae "trip wAs tax
en-. ~ said while millions n Amer
leans were hanging their heads IA
shame because men who helped win
The wsr" were being offered On the
auction block IN BOSTON.
Beer Blm.
A proposal thai the heer hlll wAich
failed og slaai passage Just before ne
recess Of congress ne pressed for ess
H. action Was taken 90 she White
House tSaas o. Senator Ssesl'rw. Rs.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-22

Hayence. Sept 2i--Eight hundred
people were reported killed and many
injured today by explosions in the
Badische AniIInfabrlc works at OPP
pau, near Frankelthal. In the Worms
region.
Telephone and telegraph commun-
ication with the area was cut by the
tremendous explosion and details OF
the affair are lacking.
The plant which was the scene OF
the explosion was the Badische Anil
infabric. concern. which makes explo-
sive nitrogen compounds. Early re-
ports stated that there were two ex-
plosions which besides causing hum
dreds OF casualties in killed and In
jured, did an enormous material dam
age.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-22

charge OF the measure IN the senate.
Senator Sterling said after con
ference with President Harding that
he believed the latter was anxious 10
see the bill enacted, and was certain
Il would receive Presidential approx.
al when sent 10 the white House.
Prohibit Prescription.
The bin wenld prohibit the pre-
soriatlon of beer by physicians and
would make tighter present regula.
tions governiag the prescription OF
wine and whiskey for medicinal pur.
poses. The deadlock that blocked les
passage before congress recessed re-
suited from amendments designed to
restrict operations or the prohibition
enforcement officers in searching pri.
yate property or residences without,
search warrants.
Reconvened at Noon.
Washington. Sept. al.-Congress
reeonvened at noon today sar re,
cess which began August q. Under
a gentlcman's agreement in the
house. however. that body is 10 begin
Immediately series Of three-day re.
eesses until October while the sen.
ate goes ahead ut full speed on tax
revision, the ratification Of peace
treaties with Germany, Austria and
hungry, and with number OF other
important measures. Including the an.
,theer railroad debt funding. allied
debt refuUdlng and Panama Canal
tolls bills.
Peace Treaty.
Presentation 10 the senate OF the
peace treaties and possibly Of the rev.
enae bin MAS expected to be the prin-
eipAl events today
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-22

Paris, Sept. 21.-One thousand per-
sons are reported Killed and several
other injured at Oppau. near Frank
elthal, through explosions In chem
ical products, according to a Mayence
message to the Havas agency receiv-
ed here today. The town of Oppau it.
self was entirely destroyed by the ex.
pIosions, the advices state. The force
OF the explosion was felt for fifteen
miles around. In Mannheim. across
the Rhine. one person was killed and
about fifty injured.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-22
Reer nMl.

A proposal that the bear hlll Which
failed of slaai passage Just before he
recess os congress he pressed for ear
H. action Was taken 90 she White
House t&aAy o. Senator SseslirE W..
pnhlscaM. ~ South nakosa. wha Il IA
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-22
FORCE OF EXPLOSION WAS
| FELT FOR FIFTEEN MILES
Explosion Occurred at Large
Works Near Mayence in the
Worms District, But Nothing
Has Been Given Out as to Its
Cause.-Report From Scene
Are Conflicting as to Number
of Fatalities.
lBy the Associated Press.)


Mayence, Germany, Sept. PA
great explosion today at the chem
ical products plant of Badische Anil
infabrik Company, at Oppau. on the
Rhine, wrecked the town and spread
death and destruction on every hand.
The number killed is variously es-
timated from one thousand to fifteen
hundred and the injured close TO two
thousand
One report says there was three
thousand men on the spot when the
explosion occurred and 1t is believed
about half of these We're killed.
Oppau tonight is scene of DESC
luton. More than third of the
houses in the town have been com
pletely destroyed, while the roofs of
the others have been swept away as
II BY whirIwind and here also many
were killed and injured.
Explosion Is attributed by some to
an excess of pressure in tdo adjoin-
ing gas meters, the whole of this part
OF the works being literally pulyeriz-
ed and where the gas meters stood is
now funnel-shaped hole hundred
and tlHirty-five feet wide. forty-6ve
feet deep, while twisted girders and
debris of every description lie scat
tered about.
Not well is standing for a dis
tance OF several hundred yards.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-22
Peace treaty.

Presentation 10 the senate OF the
peace treaties and possibly Of the rev.
enae bin MAS expected to be the prin.
elpzl events today.