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Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-20
U. S. RePuoIATEs ACT

WASHINGTON, April 19.-Secre- tary Hughes has informed Great Brit ain that if the American consul at San Jose used influence to have the new government in Costa Rica annul concessions covering potential oil lands obtained from the old Tinoco re- gime by a company in which British capital was interested, he did so with out authority from the state depart
 ment.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-20
CHINESE lNAueuRATIoN

HONOLULU, April 19.-Sun Vat Sen will be inaugTated as president of China tomorrow and the govern ment probably will be removed to Ranking later. according to a mes sage which the. secretary of the Ma ticnaI Chinese Republican party of Honolulu announced today he had re- ceived from the governor of Canton.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-20
NEW MAIL RECORD

SALT LAKE CITY, April 19.-Rec- ord time for mail delivery by airplane from San Francisco to Salt Lake City was established today when pouches which left the Pacific coast at 6 o'clock this morning reached Woodward Landing field at 1:25 this
 afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-20
AHMED OFFERED THRONE

CONSTANTINOPLE, April 19. - The Turkish National assembly at Angora has offered the throne of Mesopotamia to Ahmed. sheik of the Senussi. according to advices receiv- ed here today.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-20
THE WEATHER

ARIZONA - "Wednesday and Thursday generally fair. except possibly local showers southeast portion.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-20
COPPER PRICES

Average price Of copper. eek ending April l3 ........-............l25O Closing price Of copper week . ending April l3 .-..-..-............1250
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-20

CONTINUED ON PAGE FIvE1
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-21
Miners OF Paint Creek and Cab
in Greek Coal Fields to Stage
a Big Demonstration.
MOVEMENT IN PROTEST
AGAINST MARTIAL LAW
Six or Eight Hundred Miners
Are Said to be in the Party
Gathered at Marmet, and It is
Announced That March to
Mingo County Will Begin
This Morning.
(By Associated Press.l

Charleston. w. Va, Aug 4 2l,--Hun.
dreds OF miners from the Paint Creek
and Cabin Greek coal fields, along
the Kanawha river. began assembling
at Marmet near here today. with the
.avowed intention. it is reported to
state authorities. OF making a dem
against Mingo county.
where martial law has been in force
for several months. as the outcome Of
an Industrial controversy OF long
standing.
Six or eight hundred men, It is re-
tported. are in the party gathered at
'Marmet, and IT was said that they
will begin their march tomorrow
morning. reaching Mingo during the
afternoon. Colonel Jackson. com
nitnder OF the state police, declined to
discuss the situation. According TO
reports the movement is being staged
In protest against the, further main
.tenanca.of martial law
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-21
HALL is GUILTY AND @
GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE

Russellville, Ala. Aug. 20.--A YER
diet Of guilty was returned today by
the jury in the case of Fred Hall,
charged with the murder of Miss Mar
tha Henderson, of Dallas, Texas.
The jury fixed life sentence as
Only one vote was TAX
en- when the jury retired. It was stat
ed after the members were discharg-
ed.
Halls attorney gave notice OF a
motion for a new trial which would
be filed and the defendant was re-
moved Immediately to the county Jail
He showed no emotion when the
verdict was read, but his wife wept
silently at his side His children
were also present. Many persons in
the court room were moved to tears
during the final arguments.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-21
FERNANDlNA COMING TO
BATTLE WITH ALL STARS

Brunswick fans are having all the
opportunities TO see reals classy base,
bali enjoyed by fans of the league
cities. with the added interest OF hav.
ing a winning team made up almost
entirely OF home talent. After wit
Messing some Glass A games during
the past week, Manager Miller now
announces a two-game series for Tues
day aud Wednesday With the pet rival
of the All Stars, the strong agsrega-
tion II bali tossers from Fernandina.
The All stars are still smarting
from tho sting of defeat administered
nv tho Fernandiua team. at Fernan,
dina. several days ago. and viii make
q heroic effort toswet revenge In the
games OF Tuesdays and Wednesday af.
tgruoons. ut Norwich street park
There will be some new faces in the
local liue-up. aud top,notch games are
expected,
Thursday the An stars will play a
return engagement st F-vnandina. a
double header being scheduled The
steamer Atlautlc will operate an ex.
curslon cor the "trip down. with the
prospects OF carrying capacity cargo
Of Brunawickafans.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-21
WEEKLY SA|L|NGS
BEING NEXT FRIDAY
Thomas Fuller, Brunswick
Agent of the Clyde Line, An
nounces That New Weekly
Schedule Will be Put Into Ef-
feet at Once.-NeW Type
Steamers Used.

The steamer Lake Gilboa, of the
Clyde Line one of the two new oil
burning, side hatch type Of vessels
recently alloc ted by the Shipping
Board to the New York Brunswick
service, will sail next Friday from
New York for Brunswick, inaugural
ing the new weekly schedule, accord
ing to an announcement made yester-
day by Thomas Fuller, local agent of
the company.
The Inauguration of this new week
ly schedule, it is confidently believed
will mark an epoch in he develop
ment of local shipping, and it is GER
tain that the service will be given lib
eral patronage. 1t is the most con-
venient steamship service ever oper-
ated between Brunswick and New
York and the new type vessels will
make operation much more economi-
cal, as well as enable freight to be
handled with safety and promptness.
On the return trip boats will leave
Brunswick on Saturday of each week,
arriving in New York in ample time
for the return voyage the following
Friday It is hoped not only to han
die the bulk of tonnage from the East
consigned TO Brunswick by way of
the Clyde Line but to develop con-
siderable business from interior
points. A soliciting organization will
soon be placed in the field in an ef-
fort to build up real shipping busi-
ness between New York and Bruins
wick
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-21
THERE ARE MANY CHARMS
IN THE ART PRESERVATlVE.

From that fatetul moment when
Moses reached into the sky and
heoueht to earth, the reverent
tablets, the printed word has been
the fayorlte toast of man.
The tart preservatlvs" has made
Its place In the history Of the
world; u Ia the hand maiden of
development; the shibboleth OF
mankind and the very watohword
Of Christian thought and endeav-
or.
There Is something sublime In
PRINTING; In producing the
thoughts and the acts Of human
Ity IN cold, yet graceful, type. So
we hsve come to look upon the
print shop as a great developer.
II Illustrates, Il portrays; Il
brings out the crude and better
things In human nature and
makes them worth while.
% this morning, we deemtit good
tortues. when two Brunswick
young men. yet IN the morning
Of (fe. haVr succeeded In build
Ing up a great printing business;
modern ard abreast OF the times
and complete in is artistic SENSE.
Nou know these boys; they are
leaders In their element, They
excel In community and civic eft
ssrs, They have hollt their print
shop on sharaesery
lts a great foundation stone,
The Br0ps~tek News Is eusi.
ness ssster: lts ability has been
tested ara haa heer found 20 be
u prime value
When Sea pot want sd. IN The
News, lts message 90 All %
Glynn oeensg
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-21
SHINE PEDDLERS PICKED
UP BY POLICE OFFICERS

Yesterday proved TO be a rather un-
lucky day for the local puryeyors of
that well-known liquid made famous
by Mr. Volstead, two peddiers OF the
type that carry their stock in trade
around in suit cases having been pick.
ed up by officers of the city police de-
partment. Both of the unfortunate
booze vendors were negroes.
The first arrest was made at noon
by Chief Register and officer Slaugh-
ter, who took notion. to investigate
q suspicious-looking package in the
hands of a negro. They guessed right,
investigation bringing to light a one
gallon glass jug Of choice smoke. The
prisoner was taken TO headquarters,
the arrest having been made on the
lower end OF Union street.
The second arrest was made at 2
p m, by Assistant Chief McGaulley
and officer Overstreet. A negro was
seen to leave a suit case at n Monk
street store. and during his absence a
quiet investigation was made. The
suitcase contained the usual gallon
bottle of home brewed oil of joy.
when the owner of the suitcase re-
turned for his property. he was TAX.
en- in charge by the officers, who had
been pursuing policy of "watchful
waiting" He was taken to the sta,
ton 10 keep the first man from being
lonely while awaiting n. preliminary
hearing in police court Monday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-21
Virtually Entire Police Force
Also Ordered on Duty to
Prevent Mob Violence.
MACHINE GUN COMPANY
is STATIONED AT JAIL
Feeling Continued Tense in the
Tennessee City as Result of
Attack by Negro on Young
Woman School Teacher, and
Recurrence of Friday Nights
Violence Feared.
(By Associated Press.)

Knoxville, Tenn, Aug. 20-One
company of Tennessee national
guardsmen, under command of Ad-
jutant General Brunit, and virtually
the entire Knoxville police force were
ordered on duty tonight to patrol the
vinicity of the Knox county jail,
where Frank Martin, a negro, charged
with criminal assault of young
white girl, is being held, and to pre-
vent threatened recurrence of last
nights attempt to storm the jail and
lynch the negro,
A company of state cavalry troops
patrolled the streets near the Jail all
through the day, and a machine gun
company is being held just outside
the building. Feeling continues tense,
but the authorities announced tonight
that they are prepared for any even
tuality,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-21
LARGE QUANTITY TOBACCO
BROUGHT HERE FOR EXPORT

Large quantities OF tobacco. grown
in the famous Georgia tobacco belt.
along the line OF the Atlanta, Birfning.
ham & Atlantic railroad, Is being
shipped into Brunswick over the A.
b. & A., and stored in the company's
bonded warehouse here for export
shlpmeDe to- England.
The animal tobacco production in
that section now amounts TO several
millions of pdundf considerable
part OF which will be handled for ex-
port through Brunswick, adding N
great deal to the value OF shipping
through this port
The Imperial Tobacco Co, OF Lon
don. had buying representatives, at
the several tobacco markets. and
much OF the products was purchased
By that concern. The prices obtained
this season. while not nearly 80 high
as vas the case last year. are said
to. have bseu satisfactory. with "a
good margin OF profit for the grow
ers. j. l.. Edwards. vice president.
and r. l.. Graves, general freight
agem of thea. b. & A.. were in thsl
city yesterday looking after the fo*
baceo Shipments.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-21
SCHOONER ;'.NANCY HANKS"
REACHED PORT YESTERDAY

The schooner Nancy Hanks, con-
signed to the Joyce Watkins Com
.pany for cargo OF lumber and cross
folk. where the Vessel has been the
folk. where the vessel has been he
past few weeks undergoing repairs.
The Nancy Hanks. while enrqute to
BrunSyylrk from New York. was badly
Managed IN 4 collision with a coast
wise steamer finally reaching Nor
folk. where the repairs were made.
The schooner Is berthed at the Joyce
watkins. docks. and the work OF load
ing the cargo viii be- commenced to-
morrow morning. The vessel was de-
layed iu reaching Brunswick almost
monthAoa account OK tns accident.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-21
KILLS HIS SoNIN-LAW.

Douglas, Ga,,' Aug. 2O.-Thursday
night in the Lax settlement of Coffee
county, Dane Pharr shot and killed
his son.in-law. George Grimes, using
a pistol. Pharr is said to nave been
Under the influence OF liquor and shot
Grimes from the rear. No trouble
seems TO have arisen between them.
Pharr was arrested by Sheriff Tan
ner and Deputy Virgins and placed
in jail.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-21
OFFICERS CAPTURE
LARD CAN" STILL
Homemade DistiIIing Outfit
Located on the Premises of
Luke Miller, CoIored, ar John
son and Fourth Streets, Falls
Into Hands of County Police
men.

The dreams of affluence, even rich.
es, perhaps, entertained by Luke Mil
Ter, colored. TO be amassed through
the easy and pleasant means Of being
the successful operator OF a well.
equipped, carefully concealed moon,
shine manufacturing plant, were rude
ly dissipated shortly after nine O'Clock
last night, when Chief Norris and
officers Long and Freeman Of the
county police force. swooped down on
his premises at Johnson and Fourth
streets, and proceeded to topple over
his cute little playhouse.
Suspecting that Miller was engag,
ed in the Illicit distilling business,
the county officers decided 70 pay an
official visit OF investigation. A com.
plete outfit for producing smoke" in
considerable volume was found in a
smaE ourbuildmg.
THE still was OF the lard can type,
so rHch in vogue in this section, be-
cause OF the uncertainty that sur
rounds investment in costlier outfits.
Miller readily admitted ownership
and operation OF the still. stating that
be had completed a run the day be-
fore. Only three gallons OF the fin
ished product. however. was located
by the officers, which indicated that
Miller had been doing pretty brisk
business with his product.
Seventy-fve or eighty gallons Of
fermented beer. ready for distiIlation.
was on hand, which was destroyed by
the officers. along with the barrels,
vats aud other accessories The stlll
and the three gallons Of whiskey were
taken in charge TO be held as evi-
dence Miller was placed In the coun-
ty jail and will, be given a prelimI.
nary hearing Monday morning in jus
t!ce. court
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-21
SCORES WOUNDED IN
RIOTING FRIDAY NIGHT.

Knoxville, Tennt Aug. 2G-With
at least two score of men and wo.
men suffering from gunshot wounds,
quiet prevailed today after three
hours or rioting last night before the
county Jail X
Z A mob attempted to storm the jail
where Frank Martin, black, an alleg-
ed assailant of young white school
teacher is being held. This attack
resulted In the militia, city ond coun,
ty officers firing several hundreds Of
shots from revolvers and riot guns
into the crowd.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-21
REQUIRE WARRANT
TO SEARCH HOMES
Conference Report on Anti-6eer
Bill Definitely Exempts a
Mans Home From Search
For Whiskey Without a War
rant Obtained in Due Course
of Law. r|
fRy Associated Press.l

Washington. Aug. 20.-The confer
euCe report on the Auti-Beer bill def
initely agreed on today and presented
10 the senate contains a provision for
exempting a mans home from search
for wAiskey without a warrant obtain
ed in due course of Law
The measure as finally agreed on
however. does not require that q
search Warrant be obtained for search
a. other property. provided the OF
Ger sess swiJhoat malice. and has rea
snnabls. cause To suspect tae pres
ence ofwhiskey.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-21
TAX REVISION BILL
PASSED BY HOUSE
Estimated That the Measure
viii Cut a Total of Eight
Hundred and Eighteen Million
Dollars From Nations Tax
Burden by the Next Two
Years.

Washington. Aug. 20.-The admin
istratiou's tax revision bin, which. it
is estimated, will cut total Of eight
hundred and eighteen million dollars
from the nations tax burden by 1928.
was passed today by the house byfa
vote OF ga to I25-
Three Democrats supported the
measure. while nine Republicans vots
"a against il. The bill will be sseut
Monday TO the senate. where il will
be taken up ir -lediately after the re-
cess ofeeongress ends.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-21
It For Relief of Famine
I Signed Between
and the SOviets. !
Ed THE STARVING
A.ID COMBAT DISEASE
Russia, Under Terms of the
Agreement, is Made Benefi-
ciary of. Far-Reaching Pro-
gram, Which Includes Not
Ony Providing Food, But Also
Medical Assistance to Fight
Epidemics.

Riga, Aug. 20.-The agreement be-
tween the United States and Russia,
providing for American relief to the
famine stricken districts of Russia
was signed at II o'clock this morn
ing by Walter Brown, European direc-
tor of the American Relief Admins
tration, and Maxim Levinoff, for their
respective governments.
1t is understood that orders have al
ready gone to Hamburg, Danzig and
New York directing that relief ships
be loaded with food and medicine for
Russia
Russia. under the terms of the
agreement, is made the beneficiary of
far reaching program. which in
cludes not only providing food for the
people of the famine stricken Olga
region, but also combating disease
epidemics.
The task of preventing an outbreak
of diseases of a contagious nature
among the fugitive thousands who
have fled from their homes is consid.
cred a very great one.
Cholera is already in various dis
tricts and is in danger of becoming
epidemic.
Political and commercial activities
will be outside the realm OF the du.
ties of the workers and any aviolation
of this clause of the agreement may
cause their expulsion from Russia
All Americans engaged in feeding and
caring for the famine sufferers will
enjoy diplomatic rights while so en-
ployed according to the terms of the
contract which has been signed. ;
ALI relief shipments will be trans.
ported free OF charge to such points
as may be selected by the Americans,
who have absolute control of the dis
tribution OF the food.
1t, ~ the plan to restrict the. relief
measures to those people in actual
distress and prevent government en-
pIoyees and men in the army and
navy from coming into possession of
any OF the supplies.
The Russian famine committee will
cooperate. with the American Relief
Administration and the Americans
will not operate in districts where
the Russians are able to provide ra-
tions.
Race, creed and religious status
will be forgotten and the reports OF
the work done will be given to the
world without interference by the sos
Wet government.
Observers here declare that the
agreement confers upon the American
Relief facilities never before granted
to any foreign organization by the
Russian government
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-21
in EXPLANATION OF
ERRONEOUS REPORT
Story of Death of Phil E. Bur-
CESS, Published Yesterday,
Which Later Proved to be Un-
true, Was Based on State
ments of Night Superinten-
dent of Nurses of the Hospital

The News is very deeply and sin
cerely gratified to inform its readers
that the news story published in these
columns yesterday morning announc-
ing the death of Phil f. Burgess, prov
ed to be untrue, and to add that last
reports from the bedside of Mr.. Bur.
CESS, who is undergoing treatment in
the Oglethorpe Sanitarium, at Savan-
nah, were that he is holding his own
as well as could possibly be hoped for,
with the physicians optimistic over
his chances for eventual recovery,
The erroneous report Of the death
Of Mr.. Burgess was simply one Of
those regrettable errors that frequent
ly occur as a result of the haste and
high pressure under which copy"
for a daily newspaper is, of necessity
prepared.
In this instance, however, The
News feels that the fault for publica-
ton Of the erroneous story does not
rest upon the night editor, who exer-
cised every possible precautiOn to YER
ify the report, which came in just as
the paper was being put to press.
Asking for a report as to the condi-
tiQn of Mr.. Burgess, The News was
informed by one Of the nurses of the
hosrataI that he had passed away
This information was passed on to
the editor, who instructed that the
report be verified by some one in au.
thority at the hospital. A long dis
tance telephone call was then put
in for the night superintendent of
nurses, who, upon inquiry, also stat
ed positively that Mr.. Burgess had
died at 1870 O'Clock.
Upon this information the story
was published and readers of the
paper are left to Judge for themselves
as to whether the blame for publish
ing a story of such grave consequence,
which later proved to be untrue. can
rightfully be placed upon this office,
The Hospital Explanation.
The News does not wish to convey
the impression that 1t was wilfully
misinlormed by the nurses at the
Oglethorpe Sanitarium. a reasonable
explanation of the regrettable error
having been made, by telephone. ear.
ly yesterday morning.
II SO happened that another Bruins
wick citizen, Isadore Asher, was un-
dergoing treatment there for practi-
cally the same 'nalady as Mr.. Bur
CESS, and the two were confused by
the nurses. Mr.. Asher passed away
shortly after II o'clock Friday night,
and when The News asked for infor.
nation as to the condition of MIR. Bur.
CESS the nurses misunderstood. and
reported the death OF AIR. Asher as
being that of Mr. Burgess.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-21
TROOPS WITHDRAWN.

Concord N. c., Aug. 2O.-Troops
were withdrawn from guard duty
about the six mills which are cumming
here and at Annapolis, on orders Is.
sued by Admtant- General Metts.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-01

stars The presenting cast includes
Brandon Evans, Robert Brister, Ger
trude Walthers, Rose Watson. Leo Cur
ley, John Sumner. and Carrie Weller.
One OF the features of this perform
ance is the singing hand of Native
Hawaiians, whose melodies and chants
give the play its fascinating appeal.
MURRAY VAUDEVILLE.
Chabot and Tortini compose a team
presenting novel feature In piano
playing. The couple is described as
THE Boy From Belgium and the Girl
From France" The young lady's sing
ing is good.
Nell O'Conneal entertains alone. III
fact she needs no help. She possesses
a winning personality and her singing
and dancing Is good Miss O'Connell's
number, Just AS II / Didn't Know, u
was the hit OF her act
Hope Eden Is still here demonstrate
ing her powers She and Prescott, the
other member of the team, will be
here the remainder of the week
While there are only three acts for
The last half Of this week. instead of
the customary four, the bill is one of
the best played at the Murray in
recent weeks
Carmel Myers in THE Gid d
Dream" is the screen Offering.
Marvin.