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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-19

After ALL we really guess old DR.
osler was right about II, At any rate,
when We view the attitude of some
men that have attained the age limit
reached by osler on great measures
IT progressiveness TO the community
wo are forced to the conviction that
oslcr was not far wrong after all.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-19

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-19

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-19

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-19


10 the local news published herein.
all DEPARTMENTS PHONE 7ss.
We must build that bridge to ST..
Simon.
The Armament conference is dip
lomatic conference at best. 1t is hold
ing both public and private hearings.
A sort Of pay your money and take
your choice affair
Keep that mass meeting in your
mind for next Monday night at the
city hall and by all means be present.
It's sacred duty that you owe to
your city and your country as well.
President Harding must have lit
tie heart sickness over the passage of
the tax revision bill without includ-
ing one of the pet suggestions that
came from the White House.
Let's bury the knockers and calam-
ity howlers-7and thank God they are
few and far between-at the polls
next wednesday and vote oyerwhelm-
ingly for that st. Simon highway bond
issue. It's the one big thing for the
people of this community at present.
The question of drainage brought
out so forcibly at the Young Mems
club meeting yesterday by several
farmer.speakers, has always been a
very important one in Glynn county
and really ought to be solved.
Brunswick has enjoyed to the very
fullest the presence Of Or. j. Il. Sam
mons. He has interested. educated
and made better citizens out of many
of us. We wish him God speed in his
new home and In the great work he is
doing there,
Adjutant General j. Van Holt Nash
tells us that a permanent camp site
to ST. simon would be certainty,
with that ST. simon road built and in
operation. That's one of the hun.
dreds Of good things that would come
with this splendid Improvement COM
pleted
So. Simon can be made for Bruins
wick what Tybee Is 10 Savan~ ah--its
most valuable possession, If 1t Is prop.
eriy developed and made easy Of nc.
cess The first thing to do to bring
about this condition Is to bridge our
way 70 the island and the only way to
do that Is via the bond issue route
After all, we really guess old DR.
osler was right about II. At any rate,
when we view the attitude of some
men that have attained the age limit
reached by osler. on great measures
ut progressiveness TO the community
wo are forced to the conviction that
oslcr was not far wrong after all.
Those farmer visitors to Brunswick
yesterday are clearly within their
rights when they ask for better mar,
ketinw situation in Brunswick. when
farmer works hard, twelve hours
per aay 10 make u crop, he should
know beyond question that when hs
does Il he viii have q ready marke
for his products
THAT meeting Of the Young Men
Club Yesterday was most lmportan
ems and ought to prove to be most "a
reaching. There Is nothing Of NOR
vital interest 10 any city than It's gres
back country. That's one Of tho W.T.
needs Of This community and We b
lleyr mat we are now on fair way
solve H.
Ne woader~g 6od has any pits I,
poor parrot IN mans inaageg "
meantho poor oSrasc i4r man ~
nsnss ans, aad oas how some other !
alsninal stands hegore he can ta&e
uessglon GA asy matter oy even ca
vote Ne Say We wonder Il =
soo8 f.ot8 has any plsy for saea
peer excuse So DIST
Cleveland County herald., 1921-08-11
TOILETTE ATTACKS
 BRITISH SHIP LINES
Wisconsin Senator Charges mnsidious Propaganda" Against U. 6.
 Merchant FA7fr..::..

Washington.-Gritsh shipping inter- ests were charged in the Senate by Sen ator La Toilette (Rep), of Wisconsin, with "insidious propaganda" hostile to development of the American merchant marine.
 Detailing his charges that British in- tereSts were at work to shape the American marine policy ito their sell fish ends Senator La Toilette charged tie International Mercantile Marine Company, "an American con- paay, with beinN in fact British cor trolled He analysed at some length the company's controversy with the former Shipping Board over the form of it's contracts for operating it's ves- seis, contract which, the Wisconsin Senator declared, aided British rather than American interests. He went on | to say that qualifications demanded and secured in the companys contract had net reached it's alleged evils. "Thc resolution of the Shipping Eoard,' the Senator said, "doc4 net , touch the real iniquity in the relation ship between the International Mer- eanti,e Marine Company and the Brit ish government and the British ship ping interests. Either thc Shipping Board pnrposely yet up q !Hsn of straw for Mc. Franklin (presiAcnt of the com panyJ to demoliSh or it had not the least conception oi the manner in which British influences controlled tf,c company
 Tie system of contracts and inter- locking directorates of the company, La Toilette declared, presenting charts and other commentary marler, gives complete control of the business re- souNes If thc Intcrnational Mercantile Matine Company to thes British gov ernment and the masters of British skipping
Cleveland County herald., 1921-08-11
PROFITS BY WHAT
 HER MOTHER DID iittle Rock Women Induced 10 Take Taaiac .iir ou gil Par
 en.'S Restoration

'Tanlac restored my mother S health so perfectly that 1 beg; Il taking 1t, too, and just two bot ties have helped me wonderfully" said Mrs. Goldia Bird, BIO l-2 k Markham St, Little Rock, Ark
 A short time ago 1 seemed to have general breakdown" she she continued My stomach be came so disored that nothing tasted good and l just didn'C ( want to eat a thing 1 feil off in weight and eaame weak and rundown. My comp exion was pale and sallow and my bace ached so 1 couldn't hardly lift my litt'e baby 1 took little or no interest in anytn,ng and was going from bad to worse.
 ''Snt think Yanlac is just wonderful to have helped me so in such short time. 1 have only faished my second bottle but all eady l feel like a different person. enj y what 1 eat and am gaining in weight. Ihe pains have about all gone from my back and 1 have been built up so feel better and stronger in every way. 1 have nothing but the h ghesi praise for Tanlac' ,
 S9lJ By l}o4gs Drug Co
 Rison, Ark.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-08-11
Administrators Notice.

Notic is hereby given that the undersigned, as administrator of the estate of Terrel Lewis. deceased will apply to the Cleveland County Probate Court on monday the 22od day of August, 1921, for an order to sell the following described land in Cleveland County, Arkansas,
 to wit: Commencing at the south west corner of SE1-4 of Section 27 T. 5 s. R.Y w., thence Fest 40 yards, thence North I05 yards,
 thence West 149 yards, thence South i65 yards to point of begin ming, containing three acres, more CT less, for the benefit of said estate
 N. II. Reed, Admins strator
Cleveland County herald., 1921-08-11
EGtice for Puk!L1;i0n.

L. S. Land Office at Little Rock, Ark ansas. Juue IS, 1921.
 Notice is hereby given that EI- ward r. Ca ter, whose post-ohice ad- dress is Little R. ck, Arkansas, did, on -he 18th day Of August, 1920. file in this office Sworn Statement auG Appli- cation, No. 0l6S27. to purchase the Frl. w l-4 West Of Saline River 6; East of Chute, Section s, Township fe S.. Range 10 w., 5th Prin. Me,i 'an, and the timber thereon, under the provis- ions of the act of June ,. 1878, and acts ameudatory, known as tl.e Timber md Stone Law" at such valne as might be fixed by appra;seulent, and that, pursuant to such application, the lard md timber thereon have been appraised Si95.5z the timber estimated 80, 0G0 board fec at S2 % per M. ard the land 535-52 that said applicant will offer final proof in support of his application anG sworn statement on the 2ltl day of August le2'. before Register and Re- ceiver at I4itt4e Rock, Arkansas.
 Any person is at liberty to protest this purchase before entr", or initiate a contest at any ,ifle before patent issues ov fling a corrohorated fiji avit in this flee. alleging facts which would de feat the eutrv.
 BKNgF. SPIRES, Register.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-08-11
L0uELLY EEcNNsisiTn

On Friday August 5th. 1921, the gates of Heaven were gently swung open and a little spotess soul to K it's place amid the flow CTS that bloom forever. On this date the allwise Creator who giv- eth and taketh away, say fit 1t pluck a Jewel from the home oi Mir. and Mrs. Frank Beckw tn.
 Little Louelv Grant was twt years, four months and twent, days old and was i'll for only : short time, he suffered inten, el, and medical skill, nursing al ( pray rs were of no avail. for Go, saw fit to cal him home Ii. was beautiful and atlractivs child and lis happy sunny dis position made him the icht t the home, and tis oh, so hard E give ham up but we know tha our loss is hls gail. so we woalt ssy to the bpreavt l ones N ee not for ,our ilttle .ge is eni, sIeeping''. May we live so tha when life on earth is fiaished ", may i in thir. dear one.
 We had treasure once
 He was our jay and pride
 We loved liiin. perhaps too wei
 For so,n he slept and died
 Ais arn within oar dwelling
 Lonely are our hearts to-da F ,r the one Vt. loved so dearly
 Has forever passed away
 A fiji .na who loved Li.n.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-08-11

Jl iEf | ltNe ald (Trul' Court Karen B Word Plaintiff Burtrn Crane snd unknown heirs of Warren Crate ct al. Defe, dauts.
 To the children of Mollie Stewart and other unknown heirs ot Ma1yen Crane, decease5:
 You are hereby notified that the depo sjtion of Martha A Word. will be taken at the office of \ Utter at Kingsland Arkansas on the 25th day of August, 1921, between the hours of eight clock ill the forenoon and six o'cloc,s iu the afternoon, and that the taking of sai deposii,n.if not comp ed on said day will be con.inuel from day t. day un- til ee pleted, at the same place and b tween the same hours. Said deposition to be taken for tie pnr pose of por peta- ating the testimony of the said Martha A. Word, and read i1 evidence on be- half of the plaintiff, Warren B Word, ill any action by defendants against the plaintiff, in srrport of Lis title 10 the land now occupied by him.
 And said unknown heirs of the sqid Warren Crane are warned to appear at said time and place and c, ossexamine said witness
 Given under my hard ard ihe Seal of said court, this 2lst day of J.ly 1921
 E l.. ACIendol. Clerk
Cleveland County herald., 1921-08-11
: NOTICE
First Meeting of Creditors

'Ss tsSNS'h3 3 Ob Ns tNe aNNSI V h the matter of W. 0. Love bannkrupf.
 To creditors of the said ". 0. Love, kingsland, Arkansas, Bank rupt.
 Nct;ce is her by given. hat oI the 1th day of July 1921. W o. i.ove was duk adjudged a bank 'upt, aud the first meeting sof thy realtors will he held ar the nifce If the Reiree, ia l'ulk building, in the City of Little Rock, Arkansas m the 2 day of 5uly 19zl, st ff ) clock in the forenoln; at which tue and place said creditors may att''d. prove th' ir claims. ppoint fras'ee, examine he bankrupt. 'od transact Sach other business a, nav properly co ne be. ore said meeting
 Chas c. Wate s,
 Refree
Cleveland County herald., 1921-08-11
The News cf Crime

4 reader complained not lere ago that the newspapers give too much prominence 10 news oi crime. Why don't the news papers pay more attention 10 he good that people do?' he asked
 The same criticism has often been made, but it is not quite well founded.
 The mission of newspaper, as the name suggests. is to print the news. News, as a rule, is something unexpected, some thing out of the ordinary.
 Crime is unusual. It is not the ordinary thing, Therefore tisnews.
 It is customary for people to obey the law, to pay their debts, to live decently. Therefore such things dc not constitute news.
 Of course some of the news papers sometimes give too much prominence to crime stories, and print unnecessary details. We are not defending what Is known as yellow journalism.
 But the newspapers render a public service in giving the news about crimes-the misdeeds Of men and women.
 Such things are unnatural and abhorrent. The news that some one in the community has trans gressed the law, has committed a crime, arouses indignation, re- sentiment.
 It is not disservice to arouse peoples indignation against crime and criminals
 Then, too. if the newspapers printed only the good things that people do there would be no end to it. Every newspaper in he country would have to dosf bIe and quadruple in size, and the newspapers would soon fur nish only stale reading.
 In an address in behalf of the Christian Education Movement a few weeks ago Bishop Wm Answorth os Dallas said: Com paratively speaking, the entire South is 90 poor in educational facilities that it's bones are stick ing out through the skin. {"
Cleveland County herald., 1921-08-11
Wdra!!tag Order.

C'ev-1and Cbar cery Court Nc. l69t, Amplias West, Plaintiff
 Vs D F wast. Dafeudant The Dcfcudart D F V est is wqrred to appear in this Court within thirty days and answer tn complHirt of he PlaintiH tmplius West.
 F.. l.. McI4enaon Clerk. July. 30th. 'e2i Wooe.sau Mosiev ty for Plaintiff @ Gea. r. Brown Ats'y ad litum for nonresident DeIen3ant.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-08-11
Warning Order

Cleveland Chancery Court. No. 1882 Matilda Clark. Plaiutif.
 VS
 Henry Clark, Defendant. The Defendant 4nry Cl4rk is warned 70 appear in this Court within thirty days, and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff Matilda Clark.
 E. L. MeIaeldon, Clerk. August lst 1921. J S. Thomas Atty for Plaintiff. Geo. r Brown Atty ad lltum fir non resident Defendant.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-08-11
Ru1herlssa Pencils to Save s5oooo.

Runherlsss Pencils to Save S5o,390.
 NashinstoR.- -PcneH-chewing clerks and 'lcnosraphnrs :. government serv- lee probably will caaw oA wool mstead of s'.bber in the future. Secretary cf lai.o" Davis has discovered tnat the government cau save approximately S3o,eg0 a year bg buying plain pencils without rGbhcrS
Cleveland County herald., 1921-08-11
---------------' .a - - Fiyinr Boat in Sncaey Trip.

Manistee, Mich.-The great aero marine flying cruiser santa Maria flew from Detroit to MaclSinaw Ei,y in hours and 10 minutes, the fassest trip In Great Lakes transportation. with eight passengers and baggage. The fastest train time is II hours.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-08-11

New yorN-l,xsenston of its cables from London to Antwerp, Belginn. thus bringing the United Stc<es into frs,-l:and contact with Central Europe was announced by the Commercial Sab.e company.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-08-11

DubIin.-The Master of the Rolls is sued writ of detachment against Gen. Sir Nevil Macready, commander of the British troops in Ireland; Maj. Gen. Edward Strickland, division command CT, and others, for failure to comply with writS of habeas corpus ordered by the Master of the Rolls, demanding the production in court of John Egan, sentenced to death by Il military court in Limerick in June last for having alhAUnition in his possession.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-08-11
5IiH FEjHER5 5LhY
 CORK WIDOW A5 5PT.
FATE OF MRS. J. W. LlNasSAY
 REVEALED BY DALI FIRE. ,! ANN AUTHORITIES.
ARMED MEN BURN HER HOME
6e-Ycar-old Woman Suspected Of Civ ing Information to Police Con-
 corning An1buscades-Wa .g Illdnaped in February.

London-AIrs. J, W. Lindsay, widow of Cork land owner, who was kid naped from her home in C0achford in February last by three armed men, was executed as a spy, according to in formation revealed by the Dali Fire ann authorities
 Tine announcement of the Kidnapping of Mrs Lindsay was contained in a London dispatch of February IS last Her house, q large country estate, was bIrned. The supposition was advanced that Sim Feiners were responsible for ire Kidnapping and the burning, having been suspicious that Mrs. Lindsay had given information to the police con eerninS ambuscades that were being laid at Drlpsey.
 Ill March, Maj. Gen. Sir Edward Peter Strickland, commander of the troops i'll Minister, received letter from Mrs Lindsay saying:
 "Dear Sir PeteY-I am told that two nlore men Of the Dripsey ambush, Den his Murphy and James Barrett, are to ae tried tomorrow. Will you please, for my sake, spare these men. 1 beg you to dc so and if the men are spared l skai be allowed to go home, and if rot cannot say what will be my fate"
 Nothing mad been heard of Mrs. Lindsay since this letter was written. 0hiy lnst week her sister issued an ap- ieal through the Irish newspapers on her behalf Mrs, Lindsay was 60 years old
 In addition to being land owner, her husband was justice of the peace.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-08-11

Air Tight Tins Of SO
 Ask your dealer 10 shcv you fhe new vacuum sealed fins of 50 Chester fields. 4 compact, con venient and absolutely AIR TIGHT packing fhe cigarettes Keep fresh indefinitely.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-08-11
E5Tgag NOTICE

On the 2a'h day of May 1921. {. Reti rdsoa took up as al .strav, enc iron gray mule abtui 10 years old. about II l-2 hand. 'ieh, ard one bad eye. sait s'ule has been sppr; i;ed ny H \. Robertson. C. l. Garner snc ! Gteanlees u be th VI ee of S5O 0o.
 R. E- Harrison, j. P.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-08-11
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Jr Tie Cltytald Cfrcuit Court i arren B Word Plaintiff
Cleveland County herald., 1921-08-11

In addition to being land owner, her husband was justice of the peace.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-07-19
RAT CAMPAIGN AS MATTER
OF DOLLARS PLANNED NOW

A rat eradication campaign, SINH
lar to one now being planned for
Hidalgo County, will be carried on in
Brownsville and Cameron County as
soon as the work in the neigboring
county is finished, DIR. w. A. Davis,
of the United States Public Health
Service who, in conjunction with the
local health officials is conducting
mosquito drive here, said today after
returning from Mercedes where he
met a specialist from the state de-
partment of labor.
The rat campaign, different from
campaigns conducted previously, is
not carried on as a health measure,
DIR. Davis says, and is not under the
auspices of the state health authori-
ties. Ii is to be conducted as mra-
sure of economy. Rats are said TO be
the cause Of large losses every year
through destruction OF crop and pro-
perty.
The campaign in this county. how
ever, is not expected to begin until
work on the mosquito drive is com
pleted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-07-19
MRS. BERCDOLL SAYS
|SHE PAID $4,000 TO
AID SONS ESCAPE
Try The Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 19-
Mrs. Emma Bergdou today told tho
house committee investigating the
escape of Grover Cleveland Bcrgdoll
her Stacker son, that she gave $4,000
to Major Bruce Campbell, an army
officer at Governors Island, for
use "among high officials at Wash
ington" to help obtain her sons free.
dom.
She said that Campbell first de-
manded 100000 but she refused it.
She said she took the money TO the
island and gave it to Grover by whom
it was given 10 Campbell, adding
Campbell tcld me he could not ac-
ccpt money for himself. but wanted
100000 for the higher-ups in Wash
ington and New York"
Campbell, who recently told the
committee he did not receive money
from the Bergdolls. has been sum-
moned from Camp Pike to answer to
thee harges
She said Campbell told her he pas
sed the money TO another officer for
the purpose indicated. She said she
did not know the name Of the man
mentioned as having received the
money. but asserted he was a gov
ernmcnt agent"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-07-19
LOCAL COTTON GIN
BEGINS OPERATION.
FIRST BALE IS OUT

The first bale Of cotton to be GIN
ned this season in Brownsville was
turned out this morning by the gin Of
the Peoples Ice Company.
The cotton was from the farm Of
w. r. McElrov, near Brownsville.
About ten bales will be ginned today.
electric motor just installed
The opening of the gin has been
delayed on account Of paving being
done on the streets where the cotton
is unloaded.
AL machinery is now run by e'ec-
trio motor, just recently installed.
The capacity Of the gin j. about
three and. on-half bales an hour. The
plant is running in a ten-hour sched-
ule at present. Ginning will continue
until the end Of the season.
The oil. run in connection with the
gin. started regular operations Mon
day. though some work was done last
week in testing the machinery.
Seed for the mill i arriving IN car
load lots from various points up the
Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-07-19
Iy The Associated Prcss)

HONLULU, 7. H., July l9.-Iife
on Palmyra islands, several hundred
miles southwest Of Hawaii. is lone'y
but busy for trio of Robinson Cru
soes from Honolulu who have elected
TO live there and prepare copra from
the cocoanut groves, according TO ad-
vices received from them.
Colonel and Mrs. VIM. Ming and
Edwin Brenner, who went there last
October have seen but one vessel.
an American navy craft, since they
stepped ashore on Palmyra's quiet
beach. When that ship recently came
TO Honolulu il brought an accumula-
ton of mail from the thre telling
Of life on the cocoanut isles.
The daily routine consists mostly
Of building trays on which 10 lay the
cocoanuts. they related. These trys
are about 100 feet long and three feet
wide. and day after day the nuts are
gathered, gouged, and left open in
the sun to dry.
The little colony keeps a close watch
on the weather. for an hours shower
may spoil lot Of copra. AS rain
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1921-07-19
MAN KILLED THRU
PRACTICAL JOKE
Mock Execution Ends in Ira
gedy When One Joker For
gets His Gun is Loaded
rgv The AsS",iairi rrrSSi

LILLE, France, July ia par
~ Of young men returning from tar
ret practice at the rifle ranges Of
Oost- -Capellc in Belgium met an cd
farmland from nearby dairy and
decided TO have little fun with him.
They installed mock courtmartial
in field still riddled with shell holes
and sentenced the old man to death
for his failure to have a litrc of wine
in his possession.
Tying him TO a post in the fence
one of tn youths commanded fire
The old man fell mortally wounded
with a bullet in his head. One of
he practical jokers had forgotten 20
remove the ball cartridge from his
'5ylI