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ONLY So PER POUND

ONLY Sc PER POUND
Weighed while dry, returned in
a few hours, absolutely Clean
and Sanitary. Just the right
dampness for ironing.
BRUNSWICK LAUNDRY. Inc.
Phone us Now, and become a
satisfied customer.
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CITATION.
GEORGIA, GLYNN COUNTY.
10-11,18,25-11-1

GEORGIA, GLYNN COUNTY.
COLSON HOYT having made ap
plication for permanent letters of ad
ministration on the estate of Mrs
Josephine T. Hoyt:
All persons interested are cited
to be and appear at the November
term next of the Court of Ordinary
of said County to show cause if any
why said petition should not be
granted.
This September 14th, 1921.
EDWIN, w. DART,
Ordinary, Glynn County, Ga.
10-6,13,2O,27.
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MISCELLANEOUS

BABY CHlCKs-White or Brown
leghorns, lac: Minorcas, t5c; Bar
Rock, Ice. 25 or mere Postage
paid. Live delivery, Missouri Hatch
cry, Rowling, Green, Mo
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; NOTICE Have some pretty good
evidence against parties who took oaiI
OF nay REQ truck Wednesday nigbt.
Need same very badly. Should II be
returned there will be no questions
asked. Place coil where 1t can be re
covered by party owning same. II
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ADMINISTRATORS sAus OF LANG
1O.S,l5,22,2s

ADMINISTRATORS SALE or LAND
GEORGIA. GLYNN COUNTY.
Under and by virtne Of an order Of
the Court OF Ordinary of said county,
granted at the October Term. 1921.
will be sold at public cutlery. on the
first Tuesday in November. 1891. at
the Court House in said county. be-
tween the usual hours Of sale. TO the
highest and best bidder for cash. the
following real estate situate in GlYnn
County. Georgia, belonging to the es-
tate Of Mrs. starfhret r. Green, tor
wit:
The following lot, tract or parcel of
land, situate lying and being In the
State OF Georgis. county OF Glynn. and
CITY of Brunswick. therein. and m
that portion of sald City called rold
Town aud shown and Identified on
the map and plan e said city as the
Southeast onehfth is. r, I.5l Of Old
Town lot number three hundred and
tweuty-one (ssll.
The sale win continue if necessary
from day 20 day. between the sans
hoars until said property is sold
IoHN f, DUBBERLY.
Administrators estate 81 Mrs Margaret
Rosa Green.
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LlsEL FoH plvoRcE.
STATE or GEORGIA.
f,NY-NTy or .yNN
f06l32 q. q

STATE or GEORGIA.
COUNTY or GLYNN.
Lille Mae Strickland vs. n. NJ
Strickland.
fsibel Tor Tofal. Divorce In Glyrn
SasFrsor cps'Ff, Derembe+ Term, 1921,
To H. N Strickland. defenders:
Yun are hereby required to be and
appear 10 said Court at ~ O'Clock a.
A.. December 18th. 1927. 10 answer
the foregoing conpl5int. as On default
* such appearances the Court VIII pro
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WANTED Salesman with car to
cali on dealers with low priced 5000
mile tire $4,000 a week with extra
commissions. Universal Tire & Rub
her Co., Michigan City, Ind.
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LOsT--i0n Norwich street Friday
evening. opposite Phoenix Grocery
Co, on Norwich street, palr rimless
eyeglasses. Finder leave at News
Office. Reward. II
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pusLlc SALE.
STATE OF GEORGIA.
C,I.YNN COUNTY.

Gl.YNN COUNTY.
Under the power contained IN the
certain Mortgage executed on the 18th
day u September, 1890. between Ad
die Il. Iiplroit 10 A. Il, nerrie. aud
which Mortgage is recorded IN
Mortgage Records of said County
Volamo IS. Fpiin 7ii thereof
and ,he note q sSss.0e mentioned yin
said MorsEase haviag been reduced
70 $4,000, aud the said rraewal note
% s21eoo having masured ~ its face
an Ialy l5ih 1921, and having oeer
paid - he undersigned \ r. herrler
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TAX coLLEcToR's NOTICE.

! will be at the following places on
dates opposite same, for the purpose
Of collecting State and County Tax.
25th District. st. Simon Pier, Oct
18th, Nov. 7th, Dec. 5th.
14s9th Dis, Bladen. Ca, Oct. 10th
Nov. 1st, Dec. End.
1855 Dis. Sterling, Ca. Oct. 18th,
Nov. Ord. Dec. 1st.
9th Dis Brookman. Ca, Oct. IS
Nov. End. Dec. 9Th.
Special Trips.
Everett City, Ca, Nov. sth.
Thallman, Ca. Nov. 10th.
All other dates VIII be at my office
at County Court House.
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Wet Wash
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Phones 1z9 and 80.
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= sALESMEN-To sell full line of
Crockery, Enamelware, Glassware,
aluminium, etc. Also cash job lots
decorated odds and ends, and Job lots
of white crockery and enamelware.
Big commissions paid promptly. Bak,
er p ttery Co., Sebring, Ohio.
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LosT-Wire wheel and 31x4 tire
for Overland a" Sedan, between Sa-
vannah and Brunswick. Reward If re-
turned 10 l.. l.. Caster, 14S West 4th
street, Jacksonville, Ela.
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FOR RENT Two furnished rooms
and kitchenette Modern In every
way, and close In. Call 7la.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--Saxon roadster. Four
electric lights, starter. In good con.
.dition. Phone al. tt
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB
LEAVE TO SELL LAND.


Notice Is hereby given that the un
derslgned has applied 10 the Ordinary
Of said county for leave "a sci land
belonging to the estate Of Horace Har
risen fer the payment Of debts and "a
make distribution.
Said application wiz be heard 81
the regular term OF the Court of Or
binary for said county to be held on
the first Monday In November, 1921.
This October 3, 1921.
j. y. BALDWIN.
Administrator Of the estate of Horace
Harrison. deceased.
f0-S,l2.2p.27.
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EeG ms more limitations tnan any
other Fever Tonle o. the market. bat
% one seaas imsiatlonA
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WANTED-Your automobile paint
/. ing, top making, curtain, and cushion
work. Get my prices. Eugene Mathis,
1920 Norwich street, phone ass. 20
kS
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H. T. EYERS
1922 ogIethorpe Street.


Has now installed a fnodeEh
Woodworking Plant, and
will begin the manufacture
of auto truck bodies, cabs,
etc., door and window
screens, mantel boards, in
fact anything in the wood
work line.
Ne will also operate a mod
srn blacksmith and horse,
Shoeing shop.
NOTE; Furniture repaired
and shipped.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-~Large living room,
bed room and hath; furnished or un.
f6iashed, on first floor Furl'sned
bed room second iltor Garage. DE.
lightful location. Phone 500. II
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WANTS

WANTED Good oyster openers;
sS0c per gallon. Steady work. Big
oysters, Hildreth Brothers, Bay St.,
next to Goodyear's. 1925
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( WANTED-s aleslady One who
can give references. Apply TO A. J.
Gordon. u
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WANTEDr-Agent, good PROPOSE,
tion for right party. Valdosta Marble
Works, Valdosta, Ga.
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q WAlNTED-Pbsition as salesman in
shoe, dry goods, or grocery line.
Plenty Of experience. References cir.
iibe furnished. Address G. i. H., post
sOfice box 1O4.
The evening world., 1921-07-08
WOMAN LEAPS OFF
BATTERY SEA WALL;
SAVEDBY FIREMEN
Tries 10 Fight off Rescuers,
Tut Is Carried to Shore
ana Revived.

An attempt made hv Mrs Eliza
bctlt Carroll, fifty. Of No. 151 Mad son
Street to drown herself >off the Bat
terry sea wall to-day was frustrated ed
by Lieut. Thomas Foley, Fireman
Ch3rlcs TurDctt and Fireman John
Newman Of the fireboat George B.
Mcclellan. temporarily moorcd at the
Battery.
The outer promenade OF Hlttery
Park was CANNED with hundreds
seeking breath Of air AZ 10 O'Clock
when calls for help and cries o'
woman ovcrbodrd'" were heard
aboard tho tircboat. on thn huikhcad
stood scores Of man shou''nE ard
rrant,cally waving their arms rs the
currents, were carrying Mrs Carroi
out from shore.
Lieut.. Foley was the first TO reach
the StringpioCe of the firebOat :
berth Without discarding shoe or
shirt. ne divci into the bay and soon
reached Mrs Carroll, who tried to
bite his hand and fight him Off. Tur-
hcjt and Newman lcnped in and were
soon at their Licutcnants side.
By this time the quartet were wei
out in the stream The rescuers man
aged = SWIM back to shore with Mrs
Carroll. The woman was lifted out
Of the water and the firemen carried
her to the hrcboat's quarters, where
they applied arttlciai respiration unit
the arrival of DR.. Allen from Broad
street Hospital
Mrs. Carroll said she was discharged
from Bellevue Hospital a few days
ago. She declined to say for what
aiment she had been "A patient there
but repeated her desire to die.
The evening world., 1921-07-08

Mr.. DE Valera was the tinst to ar
rive He was loudly cheered. ss
were. all the other conferees upon
their arrival. by the large crowd
which had gathered about the Man
sion House. whete the conference was
held. Lord Mayor O'Neill welcomed
the delegates, who began their de-
hbora.ions Immediately.
Among the distinguished visitors
were Bishop Phclan of Sale, l16 miles
southeast of Melbourne, Australia,
Father Dcvlin of New York AMI
Countess Plunkett.
At O'Clock this afternoon the con
forces emerged and the four Union
lists left announcing that the proceed
lngs had been adjourned until =.
NJ The crowd again loudly cheered
as the conferees left the Mansi,S,
House. Mr.. DE Valera and Mr. Grif-
fith remained TO lunch with the Lori
Mayor.
The evening world., 1921-07-08

MUST PAY TAX ON
MONEY LOST IN BETS
Appellate Division Holds Losses
Cannot lie Taken From In
come Returns.

ALBANY, July S.-The Appcllat" Di-
vision OF the supreme Court in doci-
sion announced to-day held that losses
suffered in betting on horse races can
not be deducted from the New York
state income tax returns.
The decision affirmed the state Comp
troller in rejecting "A deduction lHini
OF S.. 900 made by Gustuvc konigSSa.l
of New York, which he reported he lost
on horse races. Konigswald claimed
his losses were dcductiblc under tn,
allowing deduction of losses suffered M
a transaction entered into for profit
though not connected with the trade
or business OF the taxpayer"
The evening world., 1921-07-08
KING GEORGE MAY
SUMMON VALERA
FOR A CONFERENCE
London Hears Such a Report
Following Sir James Craig'S
Visit To-Day.
KING KEEPS IN TOUCH.
Is Constantly Informed OF
Progress of the Nego-
tiatiOnS.

LONDON. July 3 Omitted press).-
King George appears to have sud
denly assumed the role OF princi pal
mediator in the present Irish ncgo-
tiations. The King received Sir James
Craig, Premier of the Ulster Parlia-
ment. at buckingham Palace to-day
Following by only day his con-
ference with Jan SHUTS, Premier OF
South Africa ana Intermediary in the
negotiations. King Georges acton
was regarded az deeply significant.
Inconnrmed REPORTS were imme-
diatcly circulated that Eamonn he
Valera, President of the Irish Re-
public" would he the next important
figure to he invited to Buckingham
Palace. The King. II was pointed out,
really took the first step toward
bringing about the present negotia-
lions when, in opening the Ulster Par
La lont recently, he pleaded for peace
IN ireland, urging the people OF the
island to forgive and forget"
It is kno,.., that King George has
been constantly informed of the pro-
grrss of the negotiations and, fol-
lowing Yesterdays conference with
Cen. Smuts, it was announced that
the proposed London conference. in
sentalivcs will meet Premier Lloyd
George, would be held at Bucking-
ham Palace.
The evening world., 1921-07-08
MANY ARE KILLED
IN NIGHT FIGHT IN
BELFAST STREETS
Sim FeinerS Reported to Have
Suffered Great Loss in
Attack.

BELFAST, July 8 ASSOCIATED
Prcss) The Union Street and Kent
street areas of Belfast were the scene
Of Wild excitement at mIdright last
night. heavy firing going on for
twenty minutes. A constable was
mortally wounded and the Sim
Fcncrs cngag gcd in the hostilitics are
reported to have suffered heavily.
Many dead bodies are said by the
police TO have been carried into
houses nearby.
The trouble started when police
searching party called at a house in
the district. Fire was opened upon
the party. and in response to a police
hurry call, reinforcemcnts were
rushed up A battle cnsucd, and the
police were fired at from street cor
ncrs as well as from houses which
had been picketed to guard against
surprises from the Crown forces.
DUBLIN. July \ AssoCiat"d Prcss)
The official review of happenings
in ireland, issued by Nh" authorities
in Dublin Castle to-day for the week
ending July 4, says the Crown forces
suffered forty casualties, which was
slightly below the average.
Fourteen policemen were killed and
twenty wounded, the review says,
while one soldier was killed and five
wounded There were twenty-five
amhushes, and eight murders Of civil
ians attributed 20 the Sim Fein, Ar
rests numbered nlncty-rIK and thc-c
were slxty-one courts martial Those
informed now number 7.29S.
The evening world., 1921-07-08
MRS. O. H. P. BELMONT
TO LIVE IN FRANCE,
Iurrnu>inE Place IN the Riviera
80 ns to he Wear Daughter.

lONDON. July S.-Mrs. Oliver II i.
Belmont intends to abandon America AZ
L,r chief p.,c" OF r'Sid"n"" and live IN
France TO Ice near her daughter, Nine.
Ralsan, formerly the Duchess OF Mari
borough
Mrs. Belmont g.. buying = house on
,nc Ri,crn. Un"rr t,r daughter has a.
ru,dy acquired winter residence.
Mrs Belmont nas long been orc OF
the most prominent women in N'w
York not only because Of her social
position hut from her suffrage actiyi-
tics.
she was r,rst married TO William X.
Vanderbilt and IL the mother Of Har-
old :. Vanderbilt, William K Van
dcrblt ir.. and Consuclo Vnndornilt.
who wls the Duchess OF -lhorough
nnlI the recent divorce.
The evening world., 1921-07-08
STEAMER CALLAO
REPORTS ALL 0. K.
BY RADIO TODAY
Making Slow Progress, but
Captain Says Everything
Satisfactory
NORTH OF WEST INDIES.
Lack of Previous Report Prob.
ably Due to Congestion of
Wireless Communications.

Word was received to-day at the
offices OF the Munson line from the
shipping Board steamship Callao, Off
whom wireless of four Government
agencies had been cropping over the
Atlantic for twenty four hours there
var fear she was tn be added to the
catalogue of m,SsinS slIips. possibly
the prey of the pirates whose raids
have been suspected by the imagina-
tive as a cause for recent unexp aimed
losses to Atlantic shipping.
The message was by radio direct
from the Callac. the first to be re-
ceived since she left Rio de Janeiro.
June 90 or u. 1t was signed by Capt.
sheridan, and read:
Noon, July 6, Latitude -. ~ North:
Longitude 5S23 West Expect arrive
New York s T. NJ, July II. CondI-
tons satisfactory SHERIDAN"
The delay in transmitting yester-
days noon position wGs attributed
to the wireless congestion during day
light hours, which leads shippers far
from port to delay their reports until
night.
Til, rosition ind Gated shows that
the Calac is making progress unus-
ually slow, as yesterday she Was n
little north of the West Indies
The Arlington Wireless station. the
mot powerful on this continent. has
been rolling out cal after call over
the ocean for two days for the Callao
without SO much as a tick" in re-
spOnse.
From Miami Naval Communica =
tons has been questioning all ships
within radius with inquiries for the
Ca.lao, without results. The Brooklyn
Navy Yard early this morning began
reaching southwark to complement
II work of Miami and Arlington and
was instructed TO alternate direct
all ships TO report whether they had
seen the ship anywhere on her voy-
age. Anxiety, irrespective OF the
vague pirate theory. was added by
the knowledge that the Callao is fol-
lowing the same course on which the
Naval Collier CycIops set out in 1915
never to be heard from.
The Department OF Commerce. il
was asserted to-day from Washing
ton. is firm adherent to the prob
ability of the presence of pirates of
the North Atlantic Coast. Its in
vestiga.tions have been quietly con
! Quoted because Of the ridiculc anG
contempt with which the adherent!
OF the piracy explanation for the loss
Of ships recently have been met But
the courage Of the convictions d
| Commissioner Chamberlain were
| greatly strengthened by the repor
of Capt Giles of the Munson linel
Munalbro, who came into port will
The evening world., 1921-07-08
VALERA DECLARES
FOR AUTONOMY IN
NORTHEAST ULSTER
Such as They Themselves Desire
and Such as Is Just"
tIe SAYS.

DUBLIN, July s.-Prof. De Valera.
discussing the outlook for peace frosp
an Irish standpoint said to-day:
ut all depends upon whether the
BRUSH Government really desires
peace and whether il has the vii to
seek a peaceful solution, which > one
based on right and justice, /. it does
It Will find that the Irish people will
display good will toward their repre-
sCntativCS." -
Bcyond this the President OF the
Irish Republic" would make no state
mcnt FOR publication concerning the
negotiations which are now going
on through Premier SHUTS of South
Africa. In private conversation. how
ever. he intimated that he entertains
much hope ms TO the final outcome.
During the interview he was asked
as to the existence OF an irreconcila-
bic element In Ireland.
II nm not quite sure that know
what YOU mean" no replied. some
call the people ~ northeast Ulster lr-
rcconc!lablos,' and some apply the
tenn to our Republlcnns.
but We must be careful not to
allow ourselves TO be led away by
names or by creations of propaganda
lists We should keep flrm grip on
the facts ~ they arc, There are
people with strong convictions who
are ready to sacrifice their lives and
all they have for lheHe convietinns,
Thus ,.ey stand tho most seare hing
test of the sincerity IN which tho,
hold these convictions. ana it Ia most
unfair to characterize suah devotion
by such misleading names,
AS for the Dali Eireann and m,
collea cues in the Ministry. we ne,.
at any TIME have had even slight d..
fsIsncss. either OF peiAt OF view o.
The evening world., 1921-07-08
President Realizes What Nav
Happen CongreSSionally at
Next Elections.
FEW SENATOR'S FOR SELF
Several Want to Come Back
and Don't Care if Their Acts
Cost Nation a Billion.
By Ddrid Laurence
Especial Correspondent Of Tho
Evenino WorIdN

WASHINGTON, July 3 (Copyrght
I9?D.-President Harding has at las,
thrust himself into the Congressional
situation in the hope OF leading his
party from the aimless paths II has
been travelling into roads that viii
mean party achievement instead Of
personal agErandIzcment
Mr. Hard ng's visit 10 the senate
is the big topic Of conversation in the
national capita O-day He did not
offend his former colleagues. He did
not kind" the fires Of scnStivencss
about Executive encroachment as
sometimes was the case with his pre-
dcCessor. He made 4 moro of fra
tcrnal visit-an appeal 10 the senate
10 help the Executive keep his pledge
of economy and retrcnchmcnt.
Mr.. Hardng's words, spoken in the
informality Of the Capitol tmosphcrc
can do much more good than forma
conferences at the white House. rhc
President went to the Senate princi-
paIly Ia urge that action on tho
Ronus Bill be deferred. He has
for some days hcen uneasy about
4. believing that such q measure
would at one fell stroke undo all that
Cen. Dawes and the Budget Bureau
can do in five years.
The evening world., 1921-07-08
SINN FEN AND JJNIONISTS
CONFER WITHDEVALERA
No Military or Police Guard Man
sion House, Only Men Wearing
American Flags in Buttonholes
Irish "President" Is Cheered.

DUBLIN July s ASSOCIATED PreSs)1he conference between
Irish Republicans and Southern UnonS called by DE Valera
the Republican leader begun Dublin July d. resumed here
day.
As the conference proceeded the crowd the streets intervals
rccited the rosary and the lany and joined prayers
interesting the absence both the police
military Only policemen evidence and the
regulated by wearing small American flags
hole>
Irish ballads sung by hoy vocalStS intervals the people
the peace deliberations and point
organized which revoved sbou the neghborhood
The personnel OF the coneeS the that of Monday
Valera Arthur Griffith founder of the Fen and
Southern UnoniS, Earl Mieon Sir Maurice Dockre, Sir
Robert Henry Woods and Andrew jameson.
The evening world., 1921-07-08
OUlMET WINS MATCH.
defeat. Giii-spi" In Thirh Round
Of Nmntcur TOURNEY.

WORCESTER, Mass, 1VN In IN"
third round ~ tho Massachusetts ANA
tour COLI Chnmpionshlp tournament this
forenoon. Ollmct dcf"n'cl Gillespie st.
Gu,ltord Uon from QIinlar, ! gn, roul
Bach trimmed Wnltcomb t-l ana
Chase beat Jones 4 !,
As result " tho third round
match Oulmct viii meet Jesse T..
Guil'ord former state champion, In
the scml-nnal round lata to-day, In
bach will meet A T. Chase IT Win
chester.