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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21

Canadian bred: claiming: turse. $3.50: one
,nnr and seventy Nards-forkist, 100
'tW"l!sI. 20. $50. s2.s5. won: rOwcN. les
tMooneyl st?c. $3.50. syconI Be-! jon. -
i.anEb $50. third r;mc. l:Si-5. Also
rnn-,,Sudo'. staii:n. Blan,y Boy. Dorothy
Cariir Carry ON
THIRD rac''- ,hrcn-ygaf ana up; al
i"wHnC"": uurS,. 81 .gGs six fur,ungs-k IN
burn. li2 ~. iurllcl. SIij :. : 80. won.
t'iri'n. H. iStacin. SIZE $50 second.
~. -. Also Ian-Juige nuirow. ti"gr.
and an cigh'h-My Dear. ii2 Crnvinr>
$3.50 sl5o. 81 o.. won: irish kiss. ia ,M"r-
ilsl. 81 i" $50 second; t;stCTo FL 'kowHul.
=, =. third, Time. 1857 -. AIS" rap-li.st
Pal. IN" Archer.
i'If,h race ;hrco.ycar Odds M: claim
i ,i' nnf.c ..%Ig. Wi,e and ,s|y'4.,% ,SSntds--
won: Young Adam. ~ uro"n. G.,, til5.
second: Lit;lc III. iio uiunp. SO. thiyd.
Tim'. i:i,. AIS" ram kiJuh SGuduri1.
- 1,eIHtiu. cypt Iuw. Harry c."Ncr.
C"ntl"vor. o!i Faithful. Metres Polly.
sixth raco-'hr.'. vcar-oids and .uu:
HoodI. 81 CMcporwotth 81 ~. So ~. ,,.ca.
won liau!d Traveller NJ 'MuuucNt. 81.
!J.'N. second. M"'turH. 'ni h'oub. stu.
ihird. IlWc. 1911 80. Also ran Dodge.
You Need. 'nhnluu. Lads Love. Euri.u
Chrusu, I.uhv. Wnbusi,t. puric aud Charlie
L. Nd"Vk"r
SaNcn,n race fqr ,ear-olia anil M:
sc..r. StCc. won: Min. Cn, ~ lIutvci1
$50. $50. second: I<in"s thanriou. ll'
tf"Nler' = %. Third. i!mg. l-i' 10. Also
ran star Realm. GrIu de 'au-". Lord
w hack. Mu~-av ktshmir Fhe' shall N"t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
EXODUS OF JAP LABORERs
ON HEELS Of DEPORTATION
''eihpcrs OF Fruit and Melon
Pickcrs' Union Take Law
Into Own Hands.
tBy Nssoc!,tcL l'r.ss !

TcRLock. CAL. July -. \ gem
era! exodus or Japanese field laAorer-
ana their families from this district
taxing place today. following the
utportaton to Reyes. five miles north.
"' hitE-cisht japanese male workers
~ members Of Il union of fr:il, ana
melon tichcrs. The authorities an
houhted The union is composed
principally oc white itlncramts.
Japanese here who Witnessed the
enforced departure of their country
me" complained to the police that
N"eE were roughly handled and. in
som" instances, were robbed iapa-
mes. cas"-h"idcrs were no, disturbed.
IN" authorities said the members
OF the mob. which uumborcd about
sercniy-hvc. threatened TO burn one
japanese hotel and two Japanese
h"nN houses in ordcr TO hasten the
departure of their occupants.
fiitccn Japanese were taken from
me Gerard Ranch. near town. and
me remainder from various other
PROPERTIES. The police expected to
arrest some of tho moh leaders TO-DAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

FIRST rae" the Fascination purse: soil
LIZ TWO. Schr-"ldS: hNc iurl"mgs- re
sunimi, ~ ,F.,"p. /" > 20 3. To
lrutnc:p. 90 10 !. to i. to"i mira.
Tine. joe 10. Also ram Ii,tlr rrtsy.
j" "a Deuce. WrrvklcE. citation. RHdl"!s.
k.ii",. Restless. simple simon r.,ir N!r-
Grass
second race battery purse: ,..l.ning
longs Arr"whcnd Iij ,rurn.D. .Ncn; /
= 20 /. - =. to- .. second. itg". 10
tlayncs). {" !. ) to- S. / to > thud. rlmo.
i;io 80 Air" ran: Mountain Dow Foam.
Mhl INA '.HrNvit fripp"ty. iahcriN tirl.
NcoumIuCt'", S;y"hmor cCIivI. INDIAN.
Third Ttcc--lhc Mamar"ucCk pur-, /.
i,hni'r-year -o!ds. one mii"-r"p sergeant.
+ second: Parade. iiJ tColt..ct,D. :"
70 !. to J. "Ncn. third. INV" ; - Sea-.
Ma" ran. Que De Moiny. Wr,ck-r. iluo-
Fourth r,rp- Naturalist. q" cruruor.
20 =. 90 :. ou'. wnu. iilt="~. IL tI;.Uo'.
yN"n. to %. out. s"tomd; Copper Demon.
lo3 'MnpncD 70 /. . to j.. out ih.rd.
Dcstni T 81" Alan ''''''
F.fih ;"c"--D!d Hickory 'lHi1liug i.
three -ycaI- Odds aud ur: one AMI. and =
quarter Nouh"r, lo9 ,M"tcin. !. q" d.
u,htoJ,, I" ]. t" 10, Z" = sh'Gnd
I" 4. cycu third. 1lmc. 10 80. A!ap
ran: Gioomy Gus. o'h go. E:.,.En"r''
SI&th racc--thV HOLLY iUT-r. tw"-E"tr-
Odds. uvo and "-Ealt fUt' longs N"I'.rh'
IL tStul"). I" 10, q" p. out Won
Mustard Seed, 10 tMlucD. I" TO T.
20 20 !. : 90 !, 10 !. thir". ,,A!s" i'"
81. Maurice. Sidcrcal. Miracle Man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
HOUSE WILL VOTE TODAY
ON F0RDNEY TARIFF BILL
Will Dispose ot Amendments and
Measure Itself, With Final Ac-
ton Before Adjournment.
PLACE HIDES on FREE LIST
Lower Body Disposcs OF Leather
Schedule After stormy Debate.
Refuses To Place Import Tax on
Boots and SHOES.

WASHINGTON. July 2o.-Thc House
completed the last !uli Hay - CON
sldcratlon OF the rorGney tarin hin
ana az J.. NJ tomorrow VIII begin
voting ON ;,dmondmcnts ANA tho hiil
itself. with tho understandings that
unal ucitor viii bo taken before adj
JourumCut
Th. House disposed cf tho leather
schedule today ia /. stormy debate.
after refusing an import taN OIL BOOTS
ana shoes. although it previously
riNrd a tariff on hides. y Mays and
Means amendment. proposing = duty
of 10 per cent on leather products
wac; voted down. 20 TO -. rms was
taken as an Indication that the louS"
might reverse itself on tn" 10 per
cent duty OH hides. which viii como
mn Tor separate vote tomorrow.
Hide, on Free List.
Hides and leather products. nciud-
Ing Shoes. worc placed on tho free
list orfcgnally hv tn. Ways and Means
Committee. bot tho Republican caucus
iu>trurtc. ti., committee tr oiicr an
amendment giving hides protection.
ian of rs per cent ON all kinds of
hides resulted Many members VII"
voted for ,aN ON hides opposed to-
day the added nN on TIN" manuiae-
iurcd article. The bulls ~ tho Re
publican members Of TN" committee
stood out. however. for tho cor'ren-
satory duty.
Thc house action ON leather Shoes
ala ne, mold however. With respect
10 shoes with urpcrS made from
cloth. felt or Kindred substance on
which Gu,y or - per cont was
placed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
KENILWORTH ENTRIES

Tirst racc--pursr. Sl.gO0. mhiicus two
Trpuh.o'. los. consul. li". .i'i.g n"rsor
Momentum. IOl Ilormui.n. rs; pvlhi
mar. lo' a$lngr.dn. mo tIIlusu g. no,
Gi"nrHrry. no. Ni'lv l'uu ll'. ir"vla-
uriiuu. no. Hi.cpuhrH,s ~ il..
N%cr"d' Stock Farm entry: 1Mci."an
second race nurse. ,l.aoo. unIn,Iuu
thro" ycar.oids aud up. SIX furiomsr
l"iy S'cln. 40. nuckiniI. ln' '"C"
cola. no. iE'ilc Sandy. li-. Tough EtEl',
lu5. iErnustun. int Mack West. iIa. Myr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21

indiscreet los: Beau Brunmci H..
n ,on.n Noor: los: ilocnlr. los. 'court 4
Best. 10: -Rond, los.
Sixth r"cc-purs", $1,000: .liow,,,
tour. year" ids and IN. mile and .
,r.nthJ A"c"lcrht" los. B"lurlo. IVTN
gian Queen. los: E"sthou lip.
no: kinS Thrush. i,g.
thr"" -y"Hr-oldS ana UP. mile and s.,'
yards Chief I'srlh"ll %: Goblin"
VI" MunduH. -. War winner lO..
kluN. i0i. lie cure. -. rurbclpw
Hanson. 80 'I.risk. 1917. 'watcr NJ.
30. Miss f"it,. az Doctor Jim, Ius: so.
Dawn. lol. King George. los. GuDrar,.
los.
'Apprcntlcc allowance c:almcd: we,
clear. tack fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21

r.mae. los; Noricck. ia: cormoran. ne.
Himn.nd., no; Lowell. ii3: human. ii0:
HnnrGnhi". llt; General lie.
in,i,a.,,ysaf, olds mile and seventy yards
Win1ti ~ fnHio. 10: Day Lilly. ito:
ini" S,,atH Boy. ii- Aurcbolr. i09. Dark
Fonr,h iac"--pursc. $1,000 added. Nm
I'D. and Hi''n, nE club hnnIlcnp. ,hroc.ycar.
s!Ntc"nth-Wltch Flower. 100. S.Iy" "' q
~! h',,I. ~; SIR Clarence. los. ~. r.ul.
bins -iinSS"'",Gln, , III; bcii"hn. li.. Wood.
,uI, IN iaG.Epurs" $1,000: claiming: mil.
Ia,Ir,"" 'iSh'h 'EncIinitc. cs. Lady nnt.
,,"t"Wn loN. 'hhymcr. i0b. Double Vnnn
I''' fi"'rc \ fru. iia: Dr. Sh.f"r i"H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
HIGH ILLINOIS OFFICIALS
INDICTED BY GRAND Jury
tContinued From First raecD

State law which requires tho Stat.
treasurer to deposit public money in
ms care IN banks which are secure
and where the highest rat" OF in
tcr"St could Dc obtained. the grand
jury declared.
The report told Of the kccplng OF
two sets OF books. starting with the
regime of small as treasurer. ono
lund was dcnomiuatcd as the vault
iuhn'' and the other - me safe
fund the grand jury stated
TIE vault fund" i, was stated.
represented the aggregate loans made
10 legitimate banking Institutes. Will.
The so called safe fund" represented
loans made To- the Grand PARK Bank.
The bank was Il fictitious one. kent
IN existence to handle the state loans
only. the grand jury charged de-
cIarinE that Ii absolutely ceased to
function as It bank after 1915. The
Grant Park Bank was founded hy
senator Edward Curtis. who died 4
Yer ago. After his death Vernon cur
It's. his brother. became head OF tho
institution
Although this bank was owned
by ono person ANA dii not transact
any banking business whatsoever. tho
grand jury report stated 'y.t II was
gwen huge Su'rs Of money hy Small
and sterling while ,hcy xcrc Tia. STATE
trcaSurcrS."
Carried $I0.00O,00o Dcp">i,.
The average deposits carried bv
this ''purported hank" according TO
the grand jurors. were $4,000, 600.
only certificates of deposit were
given the state in return Tor de-
rosits. the indictments declared.
Money was deposited in The bank
in Sjoo,ooo lots. without security ana
the only security held 10y the Treas
urcr on this huge sum were "napcr
obligations on II fictitious bank" the
investigators found.
The money deposited in the bauil
was used in purchasing shor, time
notes from swift & CO. and Armour
n Co, ChicaE" packers. netting the
purchasers OF these notes large
profits the grand jury found.
ManipnInti"n Got proats.
III any portion of the proiits so
realized WAS paid into the STATE,
Treasury. il was loss than per
cent tn" report continued.
Most banks receiving public money
PAID interest at Tho rate of 3 per
cent hut tho aggregate interest paid
into the Trcausry during the admin
is'rat!on of Small and Stcrl!n:. was
less than per cent yearly"
The grand lury recommended an in
vcstiSaton into tho handling Of pull
lie funds. by tho Legislature aud en-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21


chitccts. WAS the next speaker, MIR
Carlow said that he believed that the
proposed action o. the commission In
awarding the contract without COM
petition. as Ear az either contractor
OF architect Is concerned. was both
unfair ard unjust. The joint com.
mission had no right. he said. to pre-
fer tn" Wilson Company. To any. other
rcSponsiol" contractors. The comnis-
sion should remember that il WAS the
peoples money and not it's own that
1T WAS about 10 spend. MIR. Calrow
went ON. and that the just ana fair
WAY IN which Ia spend it in the pres
cnt instance was in throwing The
whole project open to competition.
CITES Su"rc,inr>> of Project
Tho action of the Joint committee
III awarding any contract involving
an expenditure of public funds should
always nc accompanied by the proper
safeguards for the protection OF the
public interests. said Mr.. Carlow. but
especially SO IN a case involving the
spending OF public funds on II project
which was. as sacred as the proposed
memorial to the soldiers and sailors
of the great war.
This commission knows that its
action has aroused Il storm of protest
from one end Of the state TO the
other" said MIR. CaIrow. "and | don't
thinh it necessary to remind YOU gen
tlcm'u that your actions should he
at al! times above suspicion
Mr. Calrow. Tor the architects.
condemned the cost-pluS method of
awarding contracts. pointing to the
waste of untold thousands that such
4 system cost the taxpayers OF the
country during the war as Il 'hor-
rifle ,Namplc." The chances for dis
honesty 90 creep in under the cost
plus system he said. were Infinitely
greater than where q fixed price was
agreed upon. ii all contractors were
given jobs on 4 cost plus basis. said
Mir. tairow. they wouldn't, have 10
remain contractors after being given
a fow biz jobs. th'y could retire and
enter the banking business.
In conclusion. Mr.. Carlow rendered
the joint commission the formal pro-
test of the Virginia Chapter of the
American Institute of Architects.
Captain Upton Speaks.
Captain Frank Upton, Of Washing
ton. II. g., representing tn. American
Institute OF Architects. who came
with Il letter of Introduction from
Conrrcssmau Il. Walton Moore. was
next called on H. read a letter from
the American inStitut" Of Architects
executive committee, which expressed
regret that the contractor was 10 lie
permitted to "sclcc; the supcrvisinG
architect" which was pronounced u
complete reversal of the ordinary
procedure" and suggested that "a
more democratic method hc chosen.
He then told the commission Of the
rules la:d down In such cases hy the
organization he represented. lie was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21

actmcn: or laws which vii. .pu; an
ond forever 10 tho traffic IN public
funds.'' u
Attorneys for tn" accused officials
were understood To be prepared 10
argue 'hat they are not liable to ar
rest. when their cases come ~. Thcy
MI! also attempt TO prove tLat the
Grant Park Bank was =: going con
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
Greek. Inter I,hi-sI,,b,.

CONSTA%TINOPLE. July Tile
Greek Third army corps entered
EskiShcnr Thu. morning. according
10 wireless dispatch received nero
tonight from the GrccH battlcshlp
Ayerof(
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21


( Captain Branch Johnson. OF tho
/ American Legion ADVISOR Board.
explained that In the resolution re :
! f.crcd To h. had considered there was
Lac CLAUS. leaving the whole matter of
awarlin. The con,rac; open to future
: consideration, and for that reason he
|did not uppoS" II originally.
Judge Duke Opposes Motion.
senator Mapr admitted that. where
upon bei"Iaic Edward X. Fuller rose
ana S"iI mat ne would renew the mo-
''h' ne ma" voter Tor Tue wilson
"""'" az ',' previous meeting under
" '.,'I''l'P''h'">lo''' Ne Sal'' ana was
80 - ''DH IN, 20 '',"e' 'nc
~
. ,e ",',m
s,u .,iI;, ,.',,'.,'.
,,,,,.s.,, ,c',5,,., ,,",i,,.. no $3.50.
,,f.in.. nj. WIZ. ni.b ,i,ch .,rI
I..IarIrc nm, no rn,,Id mn. mo in.
,ir,id,,cd br ,n,l.,,s. or "ycilinn..
r,...,, Iniir his am, las h.. ,,,y 4,
-rua,n, Morgan y Mills chairman
ul ;h. War Mcmoria! Commission
aud who. with Edmund rcndIc,on.
chairman of the State Library Iio.rd.
presided. declared that he considered
The Mapp- Fuller motion "Supcrnuous."
"unn"ccSsa'y, and out of order"
senator NILS, ma king no effort To
conceal his opposition I" the motion
% rcscind and a; one time during
the proceedings stated cmphaticailN
th"i he could not he 'sw"rvcd from
ms "h'y' Later however ne put
lhe MOTION ~ was dcie"tch by
i've 20 '""r vote
'"'''r '"''> !" "r>'ihd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-21
DEFEAT MOVE TO RESCZND
THE WAR MEMORIAL AWARD
Flrst pase)

AConiinuod l.rom t,lrst rngel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
LUBBOCK COTTON
PRODUCING ABOUT
0NE-TnIRD BALE
JuoulIss CONDITIONS MA.
x3llALLY IMPROVED BY
UOHIl PRICE.


uper0 - n loeuo
LUBBOCK. oss. is.--Ths oc,ton har.
wa = On IN tali bias, thrcughcu, tia
nostA Palms secsicn. and business con.
tlsieup ar~ smrrovinr very materially
With she tnccmlng staple with the pro.
ssilng wocd ,nices that u i bring
Ing.
snsthinx over sixteen hundred s,Alc-
have b<<a weighed In the Luthcck
yard. and sessral thousand halcs have
texn rrld through the l.nhhcck Cotton
kxehauge ncm tnfoushoa, thu South
Plains section.
TIE weather has been licai Tor the
pass rs DAYS. and cctscn l. op~nlng
uptfnv with a sood s,arle and cclot.
TIA yield n uniformly running from
10 ~ - tsr csus abcve the estimates
~ ~ cy'eninE q the scason. Various
ssttNsases run rum cne-auartsr To one
third q = talc, for thc ,ntlrV county.
VITA many exceptional crops yielding
practically a hale. The scrcagc Was cut
approximately - .-r cent this war.
but Ne numher q haies marketed VIII
exceed that q iast war. due to iay
tart that the rrcsens hlsh prices viii
reeoR In closer picking. lasr year
hrGe fields ~sre turned To- thc stock
- ncccunt "a thu lcw griccs offcrci
and tbs hish cost - picking
cOeton psckers nrc prctty ecncralll
suffDr>ent a. mcet the prcssnt demands
exctDs IN cxcepsional sscisons. lArgs
nuuAerrp ars arriving On every train
and ssfting n trop other ~Stioas ri
thu usatc wssre the cgcr has alr.af,
orca harvested TIE rFc>ent indsoasicp,
op<sn "a point tc serious situation "
what 70 10 With tn ricsers after ,hs
'xcos have hsen sathswd rather thar
boo ~ gvt hands 10 gaihcf the crcps
Bnpancss ccndlttons are vcry ravor
ah>e Throughout Tn sscsicn. and arr
re~oNzns m incresrcd huilding sctlsi
siee hsav>sr svsall buying and a bestel
spirit Throughout thu scctlon. Rcal -
tate Transfer aie steady. and hani
delo<lsr show = marked improvement,
Credits arr hsing rslieycd IN crcsii
eirc1c<. and wo~r<sisa Ear the fuvuc
- rsc<i(kted On = corsesv~ssss basis
pu<l,oR - nsscv spassl In thls So
tion fw The past vesr-as r~cs,ict h.
the facs<shat its hoas<s hAs, hco'
cosariesel IN Luehcck within n. IAs
twe,vc mcnyas. A ramh<g u heSines
k~as>s have hsn esns'Sexea isAil
this time. ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
Prompt Relief For
Over.Active Kidneys

u yuu w Your child have ovcraotive
k,ln,ys especially al nigh, Liquid Shu
Make should Vurrvct the trouble
promptly. a. n has Tor thousands q
others.
Why be ANNOYED when relief Is -
ols!lv oe,ainrds Coi Li1uld Shu Make
nom your druggist. with directions ON
an bottle and note The marvellous ~.
. ilts 8ftr the first dose
u NV0 cannot ~, gCnu,n, Liquid Shu
Make frcm your III uggist. scud his na'o'
addf ~ with skc Ia Shu Make
R,mc,ly Go, Fort Worth. Texas, iv,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
GORDON new POLICE
CHIEF Of ROSWELL

Srscial 10 Tho News
Roswell. y NJ oct No. Carl
&c don. f,rmcr urohihitiyn enforce
r',nt ggcn, iu this distric,, has been
.plslntcd chif 81, nclcc ui this city
and hiy stsft,d TO wo,k Thls ends q
long pollcc tustso,crsy In this citv, IN
winch Il ". German. cnicf ~ police.
WA an, ,out,i Mayor Reese only asked
Tor the resignation " Corman after
s,Vtul petitions signed hy more than
,uo residents ~ the city and demand
ng that German he relieved ~ his po.
sltion werc mr. scented to him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

BANGKOK. SIAM. ut is.--ins,esd
a fclis~lax the anricnt law and pull.
ING nut he toakne sxplAihe<f .SN No.
a. The tsese. Il ~as mers srcesfuS \
I'm Ma chun GO erinx = 1~~sN. "
MUM vas ~n,sncss to Is ,ssrs -
the act.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20

E.,s, Grand p,ains u Was hv ,sf thc
iiss,s, affair N. ChaNcs county farm
bureau hsS ever s,arri, County Agri'
cultural Assent D. " Thomas had
,haigs ti the d,,ails and urvgrtw tor
,hs dAA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
leo n ricuic.

ROSWELL. y NJ. Rtis --Morr
than i.sOo l,ccple attended thr annual
ticnic and business meeting ~ the
Thavrs cuaniV farm bureau h,ld II;
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-20
n. N. N. |. TO PLAY
At STATE COLLEGE
Sr.s,al to The News

Srscial 10 The News
tHiSNNEi.l.. \. "A. oct 18th, New
MvNico Military Institute football team
Wn l,a,c ,n THURSDAY ~ this week
tor i.as cruces, where they VIII meet
the state Col'-gc team IN the annual
same between thu two schools. The az,
sizes this year have a strong team. and
the soldiers here arc' making every
urcarailon o. WIN this game from their
nyiUnt rivals,
l,ukhnder,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-01
NEARLY DIED ON BIRTHDAY

ION my last birthday, eight months
ago. had another close call. We had
Just hnlshed dinner. My stomach be
gan To hurt me. minute later | lay
unconscious. Three doctors worked
on me. | was soaked in a cold sweat
waen / came TO. The next week. tell
Mig friend shout il and he advised
trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy.
Since taking course OF your medi-
cine | have been able 10 eat anything.
have no more pains or bloating and
axa feeling better than for ten years. ("
Il Is a simple. harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucus
from the Intestinal tract and allays
the Inflammation which causes practi.
cally an stomach. liver and intestinal
ailments. including appendicitis. One
dose viii convince or money refunded.
Sold by all druggists.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-01
GIVING OUT.
The Struggle Discourages Many a
Citizen of Brunswick.

Around all day with an aching back,
Can't rest at night;
Enough TO make any one give out"
Doans Kidney Pills are helping
thousands.
They are for kidney backache;
And for kidney ills.
Ask your ne.shbor.
Here is prcca of their merit:
Mrs. w. J. burden, sol X street,
says: CAT times had awful backaches.
couldn't rest nights and mornings
felt worn out and tired and my limbs
panied me. began using Doan's Kid
uey pills from DR.. Gates Drug Store
and they helpsd me wonderfully, rid.
ding me of the backaches and pains
puq ueul Isliaq lIaI | 'sqmU Gm W
Tor a long time. / recommend Doans
Kidney pills 10 anyone suffering with
a lame and aching back"
Price soc, at all dealers. Dont
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's kidney Pills--the same that
Mrs. burden had. Foster Milburn
Co. Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-11-01
c,zr DOWN TO HARD PAN!

Soft times are going fast In fact
they have gone over the divide and
the days of sharp competition are
with us again. 1t is of no use to fret
and fume, we must get down TO bus
mess and work for every cent We get.
The fellow who holds his job will be
the one who hustles, or the one whose
knowledge is of great value to HIS en-
ployer. There are no more easy-mon-
ely contracts OF be had We have got
to go up against the other fellow. We
have got TO meet his prices and his
quality. and go even one better to get
the business. Those who believed
easy times. would last now see the or
ror OF their judgment. The fellow who
tried harder to do nothing THAI he
did to earn his wages IL now walking
the streets. or he has reformed his
methbds and Is buckling down TO
work with the rest az us.
We may bewail the coming of hard
times; rather we should sorrow for
the going OF good times. We shall
miss them. and the only satisfaction
we will get will be in the recital OF
the events that transpired during the
days OF the war and Immediately fol.
lowing.
Many OF us have been spoiled bV
prosperity. We have made and spent
at every bend and turn, We did no;
bother 10 do a days work. IL did not
matters. We were counters rather
than producers. We got our money
and that@was all we cared about how
things went. We knew well that thc
other fellow was setting the big end
Of the trade, and SO we took what was
coming to as and let things slide
We even forgot how 70 work, aud the
hard part OF Il Is that We have got to
learn all over again. The hands that
had become calloused grew soft and
aebhy: bat now they are blistorins be-
cause they are not hardened 20 the
work that we must do 10 get the re
iaeed pay necessary Tor the supper,
Of the family.
! II that was all We would not fee
So bad. hat we have all got 10 bend
cur backs and sweat and groan 60
earn the moasV that We spent 50 Law
tsaly The tast Of the case il; We goi
pssgf sAs IN Advance FOR lasNer thai W.
ald noi persOrn. Those 'uho esse q
car pAy envelopes were spending 90
money, n taes lazy we're slrowsns
i away or sseaiias il S8nd We wer'
, soolIsh saoaEh g ,elnk the mlllennl
Z arn had eenie
New wu must SCI 80wa ~ hard par