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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23
FORMER GOVERNOR TENER
INVITED TO BRUNSWICK

Pressing and cordial invitations TO
visit Brunswick have been forwarded
to Former Governor John X. Tener. OF
Pennsylvania. by the Brsihswick
Board OF Trade. and by DR.. J. w. Sim
mons, the president. personally, and II
is believed that the ex-governor will
accept. and come here for few days
stay in the near future.
1t is understood that Invitations to
come TO Brunswick for q visit win al
so be sent Mr.. Tener by the mayor
and city commissioners. the Young
Mems Club. and other organizations
The former governor Is taking deep
interest in the development OF the
Ocean Leather company. and mas be-
come financially interested in that
concern on large scale.
1t Is in connection with this euter-
prise that sEsx-Governor Tener. who
Is now an active capitalist. has gteen
asked to come to Brunswick. as IL
is hoped to eventually make this city
the center OF the seouapany's fishing
operations.
The. Ocean Leather Company. IN the
opinion OF the former Pennsylwapsa
goversor a. well as other big caplfal-
lists. il destined 10 play an imnppsant
mart fr fhn fnftswn ~ the fanfhay~ an
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23
"DREAM STREET. A RIVAL
TO HEARTS OF THE WORLD"

Dream street." d. w. Griffrhis
master production OF the year. pho
to-pIay said to rival the famous screen
successes "The Birth OF Nation"
and Hearts OF the World Wall be
shown at the Bijou Theater, for one
day only, next Monday.
Dream Street" is a dramatic com-
edy, built about the characters of
Thomas Burke, and is said TO be a
masterful depletion Of the love Of two
brothers. each for The other. and their
love for the same girl.
II the picture. Is just one half az
good az Is indicated by the advance
press notices, and as the metropolis
tan critics say It Is, then IT is certain
10 be the outstanding screen STORY Of
the year shown in Brunswick.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23
REPORTED SALE OF THE
A. FENDIG CO., DENIED

The reported sale Of the Jackson
Vile. Fla. real estate agency OF A.
Fendig a Co. az this city, which ap-
peared in The News yesterday. II
emphaticahy denied by Albert Fendig.
head Of the concern. who stated that
such deal Is not even contemplated.
Mr. Fsndig returned Thursday after
noon from Jacksonville. where he
went on business connected with his
real estate agency in that city. and
in discussing the rumor that ne had
disposed OF his business In the Flori-
da city said he was at q loss to un-
derstand how such story gained cur
rency.
The News regrets very much that
its Information was erroneous. and
takes this occasion 20 correct the
story. which was Published on what
was considered good authority. In
justice to Mr.. Fendig The News very
gladly makes this correction, and
gives il the same prominence rs was
given the original story. In which II
was stated that the report had not
been verined.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23
LOCAL ceLoRED FIGHTER
IN CHAMPIONSHIP SCRAP
Tiger Flowers to Battle For Middle
Weight Champion.

A local prize-fighter, who has made
great record In the ring during the
short time that he has been boxing. is
to battle for a worlds championship
in Atlanta on August 2. Tiger Flow
ers, who has resided here practically
all Of his life, who started his fighting
here, has now won his way into .
real championship fight and will battle
Joe Cans for his belt. A large num-
ber OF his friends are planning to go
to Atlanta on August 2 TO see the fight.
The Atlanta Constitution Of yesterday.
in announcing the battle classed as
the biggest ever pulled OFF in that
city. says:
Arrangements have just been com
pleted for a worlds title battle before
the Atlanta fight bugs for August z.
Panama Joe Cans has finally agreed
to Walk Mnler's terms and viii stake
his title fer fifteen rounds OF battling
with Tiger Flowers. the dusky Al.
lanta battIer who. has licked every col
cred specimen pushed into the ring
with him since his start here. Cans
brings with him the diamond studded
belt given him by Tex Rickard. the
worlds wonder promoter, for the col
ured middIeweight championship OF
the world. Rickard gave Panama Joe
this title belt following his defeat Of
Sailor Darden in the big Madison
Square Garden last winter.
Tiger" Flowers needs little intro
ducfion to Atlanta fans for the big
Atlanta negro has been bowling over
all opposition since his start to fame
with the win over Battling Minis. the
Mflledgevine lefthooker. There are
few colored huskies in the ring capa-
bic Of giving Flowers a real fight and
the match with Champ Cans should be
about the strongest fight that has been
staged in Atlanta within the past
months. Cans. has just finished the
long grind following his term as
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23
COMPLETES FIRST YEAR AS
HEAD OF BOARD OF TRADE

DIR. J. w. simmons. president Of
the Brunswick Board OF Trade. has
Just completed his first years service
in that capacity, having assumed d.
rectlon OF the Board the latter part
Of July. 1920. That he has made an
efficient official IS amply shown by
the splendid record OF achievement 10
the credit OF the Board during the
past year.
Not since the organization came into
existence several years ago has the
Board Il Trade occupied such 8 se.
cure position In the activities OF
nranswick as i the case AZ the pres.
ent time. and that II has exersed a
powerful influence for the develop
mens and 0phuildlng Of the city during
the past year is admitted by all
Much IL the credit for the truly re
markahle achievements of the past
year i due 70 the untirlnE work and
intelligent direction of nr. simmons,
who has given freely and literally Of
hts time Is the cause og Brunswick !
progress.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23
ANOTHER DROP EXPECTED
IN PRICE OF GASOLINE

Gasoline was retailing In Bruins.
wick yesterday for Il ~ cents sal.
Ion. having dropped 70 that price =
few days ago. and Il II understood
thar another drop az one cent Or one
and = half cents viii be made within
the next gew days, In savannah yes.
seraay the price took drop os one
cent. aud was resAlline In that CITY fer
- nAa 80 cents per gslon. The
Brunswick price, L seems. Is alwavs
enc cent higher than Savannah. u
Il stated that freight rates are he
cause a. the additional penny isre.
A yeaF ago gasoline was selllas Tor
"a cents and the downward trend i
eaaAg welcomed by AutoAxsa,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23
ARCO WILL HAVE
TOURISTS CAMP
Work to Begin Today on an Up
to Date Place For the Tour
lists at the Enterprising Little
Suburban City.-AlI conven-
fences Will be Provided.

Instead of camping out in the woods
where there Is no water. lights or any
other conveniences, the tourists ar
irving In Brunswick will shortly be
provided with an excellent camping
ground. which Il to be constructed
by the Atlantic Refining company out
at Arco.
Work on the camp will begin today
under the direction OF Phil Burgess
and II viii be ready for use within a
short time. A convenient piece OF
ground. just north of the Arco general
store. has been selected as the site
II viii be cleared. electric lights put
in. water extended to the grounds and
every other convenience will be offer
ed.
At present tourists passing through
Brunswick. who carry their camping
outfit with them. have no desirable
place In which to pitch their tents and
spend the night As a result they
have TO select some place in the woods
where there Is neither water. light or
any other convenience. Arco plans to
provide a nice camp site for them and.
later ofi: Il IL expected that another
win be located in Brunswick A large
electric sign viii be placed across the
road at Arco welcoming the tourists
and inviting them to make the Arco
camp their headquarters.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23
Federal Judge Evans Yesterday
Issued Order Directing Sus-
pension OF the Service
NO DATE YET FIXED
FOR SALE OF PROPERTY
However, Judge Evans is Await
ing Only Information as to
Cost of Restoring Streets Af-
ter Rails Have Been Taken
Up, to Issue Final Order For
Junk Sale.

Beginning Monday, August 1, Bruins.
wick will be city without street cars.
Under an order issued in Savannah
yesterday by Judge Evans, OF the
federal district court, Receiver o. q.
Lsman, OF the City & Supburban
Street Railway Company, was direct
ed to cease operation Of street car
service in this city, effective at mid
night of July 81
That this step was inevitable has
long been realized by Brunswick peo-
pie, who were fully aware that, sooner
or later, Brunswick would be forced
to follow the lead of other Georgia
cities of its class, and depend entire
lily upon the automobile and the 'jit-
ney bus" as mode of intra-city and
suburban transportation.
That Brunswick will not be mater
tally injured by discontinuance of its
street cars no one pretends to deny,
but that 1t viii be crushing blow is
equally as improbable. In fact a
great many OF the leading citizens ex.
press confidence that welI-organized,
city-regulated bus line service will
soon take the place of the street cars.
and provide means of transportation
from one part OF the city to another
at cost approximately aa cheap as
that offered by the street ear service.
with the advantage of better sche-
dulles. and more economical operation.
Discontinue July 81.
When questioned about the order
issued by Judge Evans yesterday. Re.
ceiver Lisman said last night that he
had no alternative but to comply with
the order, and suspend car service at
the stated time. The service will be
continued until Sunday night. July
81, when the cars will be run into the
barn for a long period of rest.
To Set Date Of Sale.
The order directing suspension OF
car service was passed in response to
a petition presented by Judge c.. B,
Conyers, attorney for the receivers.
asking also permission to sell the ply
sical property OF the concern as junk.
Judge Evans win. within the next two
weeks. set a date for the sale OF the
property. awaiting only definite In
formation as to the approximate cost
required to place the streets of the
city in good condition after the tracks
have been torn up.
This information Is now being as.
sembIed by the city commissioners,
and viii go long way towards deter.
mining the value OF the property on a
junk basis AT the hearing yester'
day the company was represented by
Judge c. b. Conyers and Receiver
Lisman. while City Attorney R. D.
Meader appeared In the interests Of
the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23
Amendment to the Original Bill
Provides For a Referendum
Clause in the Measure. !
WILL BE PASSED ON AT
POLLS ON AUGUST BOTH
Measure Which Would Effect a
Complete Reorganization of
the Public School System of
GIynn County Will Very Prob
ably be introduced in the
House Today.

1t became known yesterday that 10
cal sponsors of the new school bill,
providing for the adjustment of the
present county school board, and the
election, by vote of the people, Of d
new board to be composed of seven
members, three from the city, three
from the county and one at large, have
decided to incorporate in the measure
a referendum clause, by which the
bill will be submitted to vote of the
people before it becomes effective
An amendment to the original bill,
providing that after passage of the
measure by the general assembly, it
shall be submitted to vote OF the
people for ratification, has been pre-
pared and forwarded to Representa-
tive b. F. Mann, in Atlanta. according
to statement made last night by one
of the leading advocates of the pro-
posed change.
1t was stated also that the bill, In
its amended form, win very probably
come up in the house today, and it Is
generally admitted that the measure
will be passed without opposition.
Under the amendment, 1t will be put
squarely up to vote OF the people at
the polls as to whether they desire 3
change made In the present county
school system.
While full details of the amendment
We're not stated, it is said that It pro-
vldes only for the addition Of refer
endum clause to the original bill. by
which the voters will be required to
approve or reject the measure at the
SPECIAL election to be held on August
80.
The bin will be voted on at thesame
time set for the election of the new
school board. and If majority OF the
voters give the measure their approv-
al, the new board will 90 into Office
on September lst. However, IL the
change Is defeated, the old board will
continue in office. as at present con-
stituted. One OF the provisions Of the
bill. II 1t is adopted, Is that the new
board will be called upon to elect a
county and city superintendent OF edu-
cation, as one OF its first acts.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23
HUSBAND MURDERED WO-
MAN Is UNDER ARREST

Jonesboro. Ark, July 22.--James
Curry, husband Of Mrs. Alma Curry.
whose body together with that OF her
10 year old daughter vei'na Curry.
was found In the woods near here
Wednesday. was arrested al Caraway.
Ark. and vas brought to Jail here,
where he Ii being held on coroner's
warrant pending an investigation OF
the double murder.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23
EGYPTIAN PRINCE
PRAISES CLIMATE
Makes an Interesting Talk at
Luncheon of Young Mems
Club, in Which He Expressed
Especial Delight With Bruns-
wick's Climatic Conditions.

Bichara Nahas of Alexandria, Egypt,
said to be an Egyptian prince, who
Is in Brunswick as the fiscal agent for
Ia large railroad concern in Palestine,
looking after the purchase of large
quantity of oak cross ties, was a guest
Eof honor at the weekly luncheon of
the Brunswick Young Mems Club, at
one o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The Egyptian is an interesting per-
|sonality, and following the luncheon
made short address which contain
ed many quaint expressions, and COM
pletely captivated his hearers. He
spoke especially Of Brunswick's de-
Elightful climate, stating that 1t Is sim
liar to that Of his own country, as Is
also the principal agricultural pro-
ducts, such as cotton, tobacco, water
melons. and all sorts of fruits and veg
efabIes.
While Mr. Nahas may not, in reali
ty, be a genuine prince, 1t is certain
that he Is a prince of good fellow,
and his stay here will be made as
pleasant as possible.
Another interesting speaker at the
luncheon yesterday was also an Ori
sntial, Captain n. Iwamotpr. Of Toxic,
Japan. who III master rf fhe steiner
FTokiua Maru. now III port. Both
speakers proved able to speak Eng
Elish fiuently. although with an accent
which made their talk all the more
interesting. other visitors We're Mr..
Allen. OF the Atlanta Journal, and Mr..
Harrison, also of Atlanta.
Bridge Report.
Secretary Fred G. warde, OF he
Board of Trade. submitted an oral re-
port regarding The building of j bridge
across the ST. Mary's river, at Wilde's
Landing, stating that the bridge would
very probably be ready for use By
next December first. The matter OF
lerecting sign boards along the high.
way between Savannah and Bruins
wick was also favorably reported OF
the work. TO be soon commenced
| Good Roads Committee.
Chairman Mark Wilcox. who nrc
Isided. appoinad special road com
mlttee to take up the matter of good
roads with the officials OF BrantleJ
and Wayne counties, This commit.
tee viii confer with the county com
missioners OF the two counties on The
first Tuesday In next month. to see
what can be done about the proposal
to build hard surfaced roads to con
meet up with the Glynn county roads
lextending to the county lines.
Practically the entire membership
Twas present at the luncheon. which
was immensely enjoyed. Manager
Cardner. OF the Royal, sustaining the
good record he has previously estab.
lished in the matter Of providing
good eats"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23
BRITISH AGAIN ASKED TO
SEND TROOPS TO SILESIA

Paris. July 22--The French gov.
ernment tonight requested the French
ambassador to Great Britain to again
insist that the british government
consent TO the sending reinforce
menis into Upper Silesia. and to a
meeting of exprets 10 consider the
Upper snesian situation before the
assembling OF the supreme council
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23
TULSA POLICE CHIEF
is CONVICTED BY JURY
(By Associated Press.)

Tulsa, Okla, July 22.-John A. Gus
tafhen, the suspended chief of police
of this city, was tonight convicted by
a jury in circuit court of having fail
ed to take proper precautions for the
public safety during the recent seri-
GUS race rioting here. The suspend
ed police chief was also convicted on
a charge Of conspiracy to free auto
mobile thieves, and collect rewards.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23

Washington. JulT z2.-The sheF
pard bin. providing for he coopsra-
ton OF the state and federal govern
ments in the protection Of maternity
and infancy. was passed today by the
senate. and sent 10 the house.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-23

Georges Carpenters sparring partner
and in in the pink OF condition for the
start.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-02-04

We are now open for business after
having remodeled the dry goods store,
formerly occupied by Fowler Bros.
We will carry complete line of Dry
Goods, Notions, Shoes, Hats, Clothing,
and Ready to Wear, for Ladies and Chill
dren
We have no old shelf-worn goods to
offer you, as the entire stock is new, clean
and bought at the lowest prices prevail
ing now.
All of our goods will be sold above
cost just enough profit to make a COM
mon living. We will not sell one article
at less than cost and charge it up on the
next one you buy, but will mark the
lowest price on each article.
We will not have Sales, and this add
vertisement is not a Sale, but price list
on a few things we carry, and will be
good during the month of February.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
Thanksgiving Services
AT St. Matthew S Church

on Thanksgiving day at II o'clock IN
the morning there VIII b" special
Thanksgiving service in St. Matthew
Protestant Episcopal church.. I" which
the public is cordially invited. The
Episcopal Thanksgiving service - eS-
pcCiallv beautiful. with appropriate
Scripture lessons. prayers. music ana
sermon. The fun vested male choir OF
rorty-hve voices will sing at this ScrN-
ice. and a part OF the musical program
viii be- a Thanksgiving day anthem.
The Rev. Il. +. l.. Str:h"r Will preach
Speciat Thanksgiving sermon on the
subject. God and IN" Nat."n. The Of
tcring at this service VIII so towards
the Sheltering, Arms hospital, an inSti-
tuition that does great good IN the south
crn part Of the state, founded by the
late Bishop H"trrkin and supported by
tho Episcopal church. Tu.s excellent
hospital treats thousands oc patients
every years. and makes n" difference In
is riniStratinnS betw"r" rich. poor,
back white. native or foreign. y large
Offering IS hoped for to help support this
splendid humanitarian work. The public
IS welcome at this service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
When does
a " ON an
---giUe too little?
---or glue
too much?

Charles HaincS, leaving for
the battlcfroE waivers be-
tween the col,. sweetheart
who "Givcs Nothing" and
the glowing one who said
lie was worth any sacrifice
land made the Sacrificc).
4 very delicate situation
w hic } conGronts many
throbbing hearts is pre-
scented in "a Pond With
Weeds" by Roland Pert
wee, in ID ccC III b CT
IIEARST'S International.
Princess and peasant, MILL
ionairesS and working girl
find here a common ground
e intcrcSt-for the im-
pul&Cs Of love are the same
in Royal Paiacc or Peas
ants Hut. Read this in the
December I1EARST'S In
:ernationaI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
DON'T LIE
awake NIGHTS!
TAKE WILLO-MINT
NERVOUS INDIGESTION eau 8
gLEEPLESS NIGHTS - WHO
MINT IS SURE RELIEF

HagEard. worn. dis" Ereeable and al.
ways faugucd are those who do not
sleep sufficiently. Nervous >nd.Ees-
ton IS the cause OF many sieep.ess
nights. Don't let your stomach trou-
bles wreck your whole system and
bring on premature old axe. To be
full Of pep and vigor, 70 eat heartily.
sleep sOundiy and 70 work with real
zeal and pleasure. take wnLO-"NT
TABLETS. Oh. now good It makes you
feel IL swee'ens the stomach tones
I'D the digestive organs and removes
poisonous toxins from the system. Go
to your nearest druggist. purchase
package OF wILLo MINIS and start
the day with 3 smile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
STATE HOUSE


Charleston. W. Va. Nov. 22.-Charters
Of incorporation were issued yesterday
by the secretary OF state TO the follow
ing companies:
Fay Mon coal Co. Moygantown
$4,000; NJ A. Caste. f. II. Wingrove
Fred w. Riggs. Forest y. Shrtvor. ~
T. Caste. Murgautow1.
Riverside Garage Co. Madison: S@5.-
900: DR.. II. Lon Carter. Danvillc. w.
Va: .. l.. Stewart. Madison. W. Va; W
Z. Mooney. Chap. W. Va: John f.. Tur-
ner and r. L. Cassen. Van, ". Va.
Leading Creek Oh and Gas Co. Wes-
ton: $4,000. Carl Queen. Clarkshurg
w L. Warner. Roanoke. ". Va; Roher:
Lamb. Alum Bridge W Va: Hugh
Slower and ". Z. Smith. Weston. W.
Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

The worEmen's compensation depart
ment yesterday approved the following
awards:
Sherman VanS!cklc. Warwood. Sl@
weekly FOR zoo weeks: arm amputarcd
while working for the R.cIland coal
Co. WheclsUE.
James Hall MonavIlie. $ll.5S weekly
for 40 weeks: thumb ampt,tcd while
employed by the Island creek coal Co.
Holden.
BeH Cox. Glen WhItcr ST. weekly for
50 weeks: toes amputatcd white in tho
employ OF the l. l.. White Coat Co..
Glen White.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

cite, Will read IN original story. writ
ten specially for the occasion. There
viii b" a short address The members
1T the WOmun'S Missionary society VIII
bring their Manufacturing Doves All
who attend are requested 10 bring pack
,gcs for the children in the Wo1dsdalc
urILaUS' home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

Members OF the state board o., CON
troll are on an inspection trip This week.
visiting number Of state institutions.
They ar" expected TO return the last OF
the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23
My Life
on Main Street

NJ man in all wartime
America knew more-and
talked less than our best
loved Vicc-P T. e 81 d c mt
Thomas r. Marshall. Read
his autobiography, starting
in December IIEARST'S
International.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

Commissions as uotarics public were
issued by the secretary OF state y"Ster-
day TO VI. c. Bowc-maSter Of Kiugwood.
Ed L. IIildcbrand Of Wheeling. z. :.
Brown Of Blucheld and y NJ. Sutton Of
Princeton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

Phil NJ. Conley. supervisor Of Amcrt-
canization OF the department OF cduca-
tion. was In M0rgantowu yesterday in
stall!ng a thrift savings plan in the
schools OF Morgantown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

Z. E Knight. assistant supervisor Of
high schools. plans 70 attend the meet
ing OF the Southern Credit association
OF colleges and secondary schools at
Birmingham, Ala. next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

All OF the state officials w1o attended
the launching OF the L. :. s. West Vir-
Einia At Newport News. Va. w"rc at
their Offices yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

The Colhorn Safety Device company
OF Fairmont was authorized By the sec
rotary OF state 70 surrender its charter
and discontinue business rs an incOr-
porated concern.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-23

IInlinn.lrrs cxtcrrinatcd the D"do on
the island of MauriliuS In the. seven
tc"uth century.