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A(T m. IA1.
Apuroxcd rse.1,... m

Approved February 10. 1ext.
 An Act to mako appropriation Tor the Tubeeouiosts Sena to rum.
 Approprtates the sum of S1T,bee 0o for th e maintenance Of the Tuberculo osis Senetortam for the perioa ending June 70. 1921. gs te.F t
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AC,T NO. m.

Approved January SS, sions iszI; for AL n s,tats kuditorial Department for she nariod ending June 30, 1921. Appropriates for the salary of the comptroller, assistant comptroller; e4t e4, annanaes for said department the sum of S7' $50 co for the period ending June 30, 1921.
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ACT NO. S7.
Approved January 27,

AuDr0ve1 January 21s L0zI' . .
 An Acf to Appropriate money for the oiarH and expenses Of the Board of Control and Secretary of State Charlt- i able Institutions for the period endlnS' uHnpTopriates for salaries of the BoaTd of Control and for the Secretary 1'ns,caf and for the contingent eXDen- @ snerSSV rtSSVarsof ths sum of S6, 6,960.0O for the SeTiod ending June 90, 1921.
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AfRR Mn .An
wed Jnnwsx c,o ,o~,

A Aperoved January 2S, aa=I.
 <, an Act to mako appropriattons fou S%s tuaalntenance of the Commission .I S"ariues and Corrections. tbn tbnpsppIopfietes tho sum Of S2. goo co tor sne salaries of executive secrctary anu, Sns "osrapher of said Commission and tSa sne current expenses thereof for '"e period ending June 30 1921
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A~ nA. Im.

Approved February 10. 1891.
 An Act to appropriate funds to payy interest on permanent school funds fea two years
 Appropriates the sum of Sss.72B.e0 te pay interest on permanent school funds due In September, 1921. End Appro~ priates the sum of SbB 7eb 03 10 pay in-s terest on permanent school fund due ta September. 1Sg2
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Atr NO. r~s
Apprevea aebrunry 10. |

Approved February fVs Abxf'
 An Act to make appropriation for period from Aprti let to Juno 90. 1921. Appropriates the sum Of S$.Tfs % for the maintenance et the state Treas- urer's office for said period,
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AFT Nn N

ApDroVed FcbruAfy Y, IYZIt
 An Act to make appropriations for the Confederate Home for tho period ending June 80, 1921. Appropriates the sum of s40,322.00 for salaries of superintendent and em- ployees of the Confederate Home for the period ending June 30. 1921.
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A(T Mo. feA.

hpprevcd Ercbruary 10. 1Nxt.
 An Act to appropriate funds for ttse support of tho Ftsh ana Game Commsies iesf. '
 Appropriates tho sum q sfl.7<sts from the game prot ectioa fuad for the sion for tho petod esding June sss
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A% NO. aN.
ADUrOved JnRunrY Zo, Ivzl

ApRr%fp pP fo appropriate funds for the
 tanance Al of tho Arkansas Tax Com naission for the period ending June 30. 1921. AL ,,, of S7 oOO Al for Al, ~ <Npp pp Io rtes of the Tax Commissioners, Saoretarv Clerks and cHrrent expenses SN~ tsaid department for the period end ing June 30, 1921.
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ACT NO. 28.

An Act to appropriate funds to cover deficiency in the current expense &C., count of the State Penitentiary.
 Appropriates the sum of S100,00O.0 co out of the Penitentiary Fund for the purpose of paying the current ex- penses of the State Penitentiary up to February 1, 1921.
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ACT ND. 10.

5roved January 20, 1921.
 to amend Section 2 of Act \ Acts of 1919.
 Section of Act No. 571 cre- Arkansas Corporation Com |y repeating that part of said F providing that utilities may |snd have rates to become ef- flor to hearing thereon.
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Am KO. RI,
AnnrnNad IanunrY &l

An Act to make appropriations for the maintenance of the State Farm for Women.
 Appropriates for salaries and main tenance the sum of $4.0OO.OO for the period ending June 30, 1921.
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ACT NO. 50.
Auproved February 3. Io21;

ApHt Est to grant women authority to PnT9oS,des n9l1, les that hereafter. sex shall not be bar to holding s6py9ss pIS9i,s tSat Gr eiv5 waso of nee nt nnteSealrwise ln ise' Guaiihed may hold office, w.naeeted or which may Do hereafter created.
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AeW No. fm.

hpprovcd Fcbvuary 10, INxt.
 An Act to change the time for hotd~ Ing Chanoery Court In Chickasawba District, Mississippi Cousty, Arkansas Provides that Chancery Court shAu he held oa tho fourth Monday In Feb< roary and the first Monday in Septern~ Der Of each year.
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AO NO. 80.

Approved January 2A. IyAl.
 An Act to make appropriations for the office Of ,ns the 4SSe'Sso 4SSe so % issi A'e HOT shS bTnroDriates for the salaries of the A,.Xtor Deputy Auditor Clerks ssenSsraDhere and for S1srS1Ht S1 eaReSSoo sis So aes tSs aSs SssI Csssc@ sSXAss 1uas %, YsSi.
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AT NO. M.
Approved Janeary ss. sss'

An Act to make appropriations for the expenses of the State Piant Board.
 kppropriates the sum of ST,9se.o0 for the salaries of Chief Inspector. Deputy Inspector. Stenographers, ENtre Help. Laboratory Equipment and Current Expenses for said board for the period ending Juno so, 1921.
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ACT NO. 2S.
Approved JDnuory 97. IO1

Approvcd JGnuary N, INZI,
 An Act to make appropriations for the Bureau of Labor and Statistics for the period ending June 30. 1921.
 Appropriates S4, 8fo.00 for salary of commissioner. deputy commissioner, Etenographers. current expenses, and expenses of the Minimum Wage and MeHirHum Hour Commission, for the period ending June B6. 1sa1
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ACm mn. ay
Apprnxcn Ecrl,rnnrr a Inaf

npprOwcd Fch~Unry 9. ID11.
 An Aot to appropriate moRey for tho Guard
 hpproprtatos tue sum of S3S. .i6S .b0 .2t he mnAptc0nnce, ofhtho hrkaNaAS N@tionel Guard for the period eudtneE Iuae 30. 10sI
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ACT NO. t7.

'esed January 2g. 1921. tnske % make appropriations for s,harlr hasrurance Commissioner and |une 80, 1921. piou
 a.es ss,550.0e for salaries |ons. |Sss or the office of Insurance { % ana Fire Marshal for
 suuihg June 90. 1921
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Am NO. 1f7.
Approved February ls, ia

AumrOved Fchrunry IS, Ao1l.
 An Art to amend Section 5034 of Crawford & Moses Digest
 Amends said section to provide that the lands of minors may pc ieaSs1 py oil gas, coal, lead. zinc copper. or other minerals. upon an order from the court of probate of the county In which such lands or the greater part thereof ahau be situated.
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AT MO. lm.

Approved February 1s, 1921.
 An Act tO pay certain expenses oE the l.haneollOr tn ths counties Of Deshas Drew ChioOl Ashley and Bradley, ana prevSdes isAt each sf sata eO0Astszk-
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AOT Nn n,

ea AVF NO. 2I,
 ] to ia SSssnnuary 2y. 1921.
 llce oP'vvprlate funds for Ina
 '" the Boys Industria1 |'la5ss ass ia2OO7.sO for sa,.r,o.,
 hustrlal Slpnrovements of tha
 |pne so' iS1,oo iHScnool for the period
 ! sta.scd sSOasd of Trustees s,no. payments snty my in connection Of isis and a1nade from appro- ana ratihes such Day.
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ACT NO. I'd.

Foved January 20, 1921.
 to make appropriations for Fenahee of the State Board of fIstes the following sums for rses of the State Board of
 the period ending June 80,
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ACT NO 10
NVt M.
 Ie'ed January 27 Ioat

S'ee tS January p, 1921,
 Enss ~Propriate money for the
 s,I. Ss or the Governors offIcs Rristvss. esn,dlng s, dlnag June 90, 1921.
 S.ss %.;s SS'2SO00 for the sum for"ttSSnance for tSa of the office of me period ending June
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Am =, -

to mssS ssssSOa5y p. 1921.
 .ssi.sSSd, ssss Of ne DIPSgSsStlOas PepaStt%lOaass. for R'a'ss laa'sSa SaA AEricvlturs. wv TOT the naaIa-
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Aw Mn. m,

Auureved February tSzl.
 Lc+ 10 make appropriations for "aSintenaRea of the State Board
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ACT NO 0n

| te ,,Ss ,SSssnuary 2g. 1921. Nina aSs Tnsa appropriations for
 N of staae eae sum of $1.5I0.OO for knt sYra Soase Mine Inspector ana |une sdpsases sd 1se for the period
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Inr NO. l. .os,

AV V.uary 13, l6zi.
 tsred d.SssSnuriste funds to pay gay
 ,s <. tts% tstsssessSI s5s A Asss%OttESe s"T tESe pur- Hates sto. iar copying. indexing;
 rngs gsrintlng, lGd Ssp pqblishIHnsgn lta IHsgns1al anG sn of the ,ers % various sums I Trsnsisaed iTasd Fund. Oil In- aII,,tsI statistics Fund. EgSd, gESsdn,osnss sltss Fund, Ware Warehouse Srse Ind August 20. 1SIl, ] ,Rsi s,hsil be returned to '"0
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.0T A0T NO. aa

to appronralry P, 1921. g .sns 90 iSsio iSSesnool for the period iS .of the saS, S,,,ISsl, ,ISl5 90 for the main ending June sd ,SS SSSehoOl
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o6 Health for the period ending June 90. 1921
 hpproprietes tho sum of s6.GG4.Se for 11TIIaIios or Sanitary Engineer. Chteg Isnt expenses Tor the period ending
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AVT IA 1921.

k.,ed,!sS Jssuscyl %cl NO. lS' t1s' 9S of the {
 to ssG.n1srsl s.1e%s As Assembly of Ia isls; "; Ps ss.5t,o" GsGs'rs 2 of Act No. I 70 4,o or T |RepI,ssstrsst pO,syt at a salary of S6.o0 kat Glsrfi M firsreaslng the salary lnd s oy mage from $500 per ka per dey.
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AT NO. S' oa ,s1t

x rauunry 2O, IbzI.
 Fevee %msSerrIng ArkanssS
 .ha Eleventh Judicial Cir sh.nsss R s to the Seventeepsen s. |I,cait n and fixing ume TOT Icus i, court in said Seven" s' ltcH'' Circuit of Arkansas, lSlsi l.t hrkansas County shall Tso s to " inc Seventeenth Ju- t and provides that the aisS a,S,.r court in tho Seysn- ',%sl vi Circuit shall be as fos-
 c..nty 1st Monday in ni ,rd Monday in July or c...tx. 1st Monday in Feb. isi Monday in September of co.oty. Northern District " la March and Srd Monday pcaantv ps,, Southern District. N in March and Srd mohoay eounty: 4th Monday in April con1ay in November.
 \ county, Northern District: fl in February ana Sra hon- s County, Southern District: {y in January and tst Monday
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-26
CONGRESSMEN OFF
ON THEIR VACATION
House and Senate Quit Bush
ness at Midnight Wednesday.
After Declaring a Thirty Days
Recess, and Members Are
Leaving For Their Homes.

Washington, Aug. 25. Senators
and representatives generally left to-
day for their vacation as the result Of
congress declaring thirty day re-
cess just before midnight last night
Some OF the members. however. re-
main for committee work. particular
~ members OF the senate finance com
Inittee. This body expects to con-
tinue its study OF the permanent tar.
in bill and to take up the tax revision
measure and get Il in shape for con.
gress when II reassembles.
In the senate the anti-beer measure
was put aside and efforts to make IL
unfinished business when the senate
reconvenes were blocked
The President was at the, capital
late in the evening to complete the
enactment OF the measure by atfixine
his signature to them as they were
sent To his ONCE.
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WRESTLER HERE
LOOKING FOR A. VICTIM

Cyclone Bob Kennedy, an sp-
standing Irish wrestler OF Tampa.
Fla. with creditable list OF victor
hs on ats record, has arrived in
Brunswick. and is looking around for
a local victim to add to- his list. Ken.
nedy issues an open challenge to any
i'ght-heayyweight wrestler 10 meet
him in match. catch-as-cateh-can
style. The Trishman has thrown such
men as Geo. Raymond. Of the New
York police department. Jack Koski.
Polish champ of New Jersey. and
Johnnie Dones. the Greek demon. and
wishes 10 add some lively champ Of
Brunswick to his list. 1t Is probable
that a promoter viii be found to put
on the contest, as there Is some fair
" good local talent in the wrestling
game. which Is popular in Brunswick.
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'. NJ. & ". RAILROAD
TO Be RFORCAN|zEO
After Seven Miles of the Track
Had Been Dismsntled. 1t Now
Seems Practically Certain
That the Line Will be Pre-
served as a Going Concerr.

Moultrie, Aug. % II is now con
sidered practically certain that the
Valdosta, Moultrie 4 Western Rail.
road, seven miles of which have al.
ready been dismantled. will be saved
rs a going concern, Monltrie, Berlin.
Morven and Valdosta business men
have put up the $1,000. 6. L. Jones.
owner OF the property. demanded as a
thirtyday option.
The purchase price for the entire
read from Moultrie OF valdosta. in.
'cluding the rolling stock and other
equipment. Is fixed at si25. 900. but In
cidental expenses such as repairing OF
two locomotives and one or two other
items will add about 1000 to the
sum.
Those hack OF the movement feel
certain that ii VIII so through and
that the V, NJ. 4 w. will not only be
saved. but that trafiic arrangements
with other railroads viii be perfected
and the service given viii be better
than II ever was before.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-26
GOOD SCORES At
GUN CLUB SHOOT
M. 3. Mckinnon and L. J. Leavy.
Jr.. Tie For High Gun With
Total of Forty-Eight Out of
Fifty.

The regular weekly shoot OF the
brunswick Gun club was held yes
terday afternoon. with a large mum.
ber, OF the members participating and
some unusually good scores were
made NJ. b. McKinnon and l.. J.
Leavy. Jr.. with 4S out of a possible
so. tied for high guns. while ]. NJ.
Armstrong. with As was second. A. w.
Cuscaden. of the Winchester Repeat
ing Arms Co. was not accustomed to
the usual high winds on the local
grounds. and consequently did not run
up his usual good scores. Following
are the scores made by all OF the
members. each shooting at so targets.
NJ b. McKinnon, AS: T.. J. Leavy.
Jr.. As; ]. NJ. Armstrong. As: vassa
Cate. "A; Il. C. Butts. AZ; A. w. Gus
eaden. 40; c. v Abbott, 40: r. T.
Bunkley. sc: j. A. Clark. ss; VIM.
MoKinnon, se; W. NJ. Lynn. s5: VIM.
Dunwody. s5: Fred Clark. 30: r. l..
Philips. 81: j. Fl. Parker. %: ID. j.
Gorenao 90: I'd. Messick. 20: F. NJ.
Scarlet, IS; f. 3. Arnold. :.
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SOLE AMERICAN SURVIVOR
TELLS STORY OF WRECK.

Howden, Eng. Aug. Is. Norman
Walker, the sole American. survivor
81 the wrecked dirigibIe RzR.z today
gave the Associated Press the first cir
cumstantial account OF the disaster.
which claimed total of forty-four
lives late yesterday when the big bal
loon broke in two and burst into
flames over the city of Hull.
Walker comes from Commerce,
Texas, and was rigger on the ill.fat-
ed airship.
We were all in the highest spirits
when we left Howden on the trial
flight he said we sailed over the
North Sea and then started down the
coast to Pulham. The fog was so
thick 1t was impossible TO land at
Pulham.
we We're flying about thirty-ive
hundred feet high and the ship was
behaving finely. There was not a
sign ofEweaknesss anywhere AS the
fog continued very bad we flew along
the coast until wednesday afternoon,
when we decided to land at six-thir-
ty.
We encircled Hull twice and the
speed trial was completed without a
hitch. The test of the ships control
then began.
Il was AZ the lower rudder and pro-
ceeding back TO the tail when there
was tremendous crash. The girders
amidship broke and the ship split in
halves.
Both the tail and nose Immediately
pointed downward and the halves
started TO descend"
After describing how he rushed to
the tail of the ship for a parachute
but found that Bateman had only one
chute there. Walker said he then
started forward for the other chute
when an explosion of some sort start
ed the fire.
Walker said the ship was dropping
rapidly. I'VE could not use the para
chutes then. as were were only few
hundred feet up.
II saw we We're going to land in
water and climbed TO the fabric for
ward Of the tail cup. when thought
we were going TO strike jumped and
was surprised to ind my feet touching
bottom, was later picked up by a
tug
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Official Investigation Yesterday
Failed to Disclose Cause
of the Collapse.
DISASTER DESCRIBED BY
SOLE AMERICAN SURVIVOR
Wreck of the Airship Has Stir
red the British Pubic as no
Event Since the World War
Ended.-AII Hope Abandoned
That There Are Other Sur
vivors Than Five First Re-
ported.
fBy Associated Press.l

London, Aug. 25.-Oficial investi-
cations conducted today at Hull into
the ZR-2 disaster failed to produce re-
suits either minimizing or throwing
any light on the reason the big airship
broke in two, and fell with the major
ity of the crew into the Humber river
All hope had been abandoned to-
night that there are other survivors
than Norman o. Walker, American
rigger, Flight Lieutvnant Wann, com
mander of the aircraft, and three 9th
er British members OF the crew. The
diseaster has stirred the British pub
lie to greater depths of feeling as
has no event since the end of the
world war.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-26
SMALL FACTORIES ALWAYS
MAKE GREAT CITIES. !

II Is conceded that port cities. II
they attain to real greatness In
the matter Of city building must
have something beside the com
refce OF the port TO build on.
Two other great mediums present
themseIves--manufacturine. and
agriculture the manufacturer
has the advantage, for the rea.
son that ne is free from weather
and climatic conditions. II is bet
ter when they can be combined.
But In all events, II is the small
manufacturing plant that aids In
city building. They are the very
hearts blood Of the community
and like the human heart, they
are the bumpers; they keep the
great municipal system goinsl
brunswick has q mapufactuTinp
concern which adds countless
years Of pleasure 10 the Iowiy es-
tate and to the many trials Of
mere man: mar must smoke: ne
may smoke hereafter; but he will
smoke nowl Then why not
smoke q Brunswick made pro-
duct7
The Brunswick Smoker manufac- /.
tory is headed by a citizen who
believes in progress and develop
npent: he has put his soul into
"smoke making ard the quality
OF the article he produces. speaks
well for him.
The News Is great advertising
medium. u reaches the right sort
OF readers tie real seiIeri
a News want sd. pays In season
and outl
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-26
TREATY OF PEACE IS
SIGNED BY GERMANS
Formally Announced AT State
Department Last Night
Treaty Designed to Re-estab-
lish Diplomatic Relations,
and Consists of Three Articles
(By Associated Press

Washington, Aug. 25.- Signature of
the peace treaty between Germany
and the United States was formally
announced at the state department to-
night. The treaty Is designed to re-
establish diplomatic relations be-
tween the two countries, interrupted
over four years ago, and consists of
three articles.
The preamble guarantees on the
part OF Germany to the United States
the rights and privileges reserved un-
der the Porter-Knox peace resolution,
including all rights and advantages
stipulated for the benefit Of the Unit
ed States In the treaty of Versailles
Specific provision Is made that the
United states Is not bound by the
clauses IN the Versailles treaty pro-
vlding for 4 League Of Nations.
s&NF ss7t ~ f4eH W. Ht 9##e - s4st*s III
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-26
mr.. BURGESS ABLE
TO RETURN H0 N {
Well-Known Arco Officer, Who
Has Been Undergoing Treat
ment at a Savannah Hospital,
Stood the Trip Home SpIen-
didly, and is Much Improved.


The hundreds of friends OF Phil e.
Burgess. who has been for the past
several days critically i'll in Savan-
nah hospital. will learn with pleasure
that he has recovered sufficiently as
to be able to return to his home at
Arco.
The popular officer, accompanied by
his wife who has been constantly at
his bedside. arrived from Savannah
over the A., B. g. A. yesterday evening
at 7:15, leaving the train at Chapel
Crossing. and going directly to their
home at Arco.
Mr.. Burgess was met at Thallman
by number of Brunswick friends
who. stated last night that he had
withatoed the fatigue aG tha.failfoad
journey splendidly, and that hts con-
dition is much improved, Mr.. Bur
CESS was able to walk from the train
to whiting automobile.
While his condition is still regard
ed as serious. the physicians are en-
couraged at the progress he Is making
toward recovery. and his friends will
join in the hope that he may soon be
restored TO his usual good health.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-26
Between Five and Six Thousand
Armed Men Are Marching
Into MingO Coal Fields.
w. VA. GOVERNOR APPEALS
FOR FEDERAL TROOPS.
Encounter Between a Party Of
Three Hundred Logan County
Deputies, and Armed Men
Was Reported as Being in
Progress Near Blair, w. Va,
Yesterday Afternoon.-Sher-
iff is Silent.
(By Associated Press. J

Charleston, w. Va, Aug. 25.~~Te.
ports OF gun battle between Logan
county deputy snerifrs said to number
three hundred and large body OF
armed miners at Blair, were received
here tonight Efforts to confirm these
reports through Sheriff Chain, OF
Logan county, who was reached by
telephone, were unsuccessful.
Refuses to Talk.
When asked whether there had
been lighting at Blair she;iff Chain
replied, Il cannot say anything about
1t; we are not giving out informa.
tion.'
Reports from Racine tonight were
that several thousands marchers, who
left Marmet last night bound for Min.
go county to protest against the con-
tinuance of martial law there, are
still eneamped along Indian creek
near t0wf
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-26
THOUSAND LIVES
LOST IN R|0T|NG
Alarming Reports Are Received
From British India Through
Bombay, and Great Fear is
Felt in London For the Safety
of British Women and chiIs
dren. 80 -

London. Aug. rs. More than one
>thousand lives, II Is feared. have been
lost in rioting in the Mslabar district
Of British India. says an Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Bombay to-
day.
Much anxiety is felt here for the
safety Of the British women and chill
dren in the outlying districts.
The brief dispatch. devoid Of partic-
ulars. however, declared that many
clashes with the military forces have
recently occurred.
1t II intimated in the dispatch that
the outbreak. which seems TO have
caused the loss Of 40 many lives was
the work Of agitators among the ma
tives In the district. a. Ii Is known
that much OF this has recently been
going on.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-26
COUNTY, PHYSICIAN QUITS
HIS JOB IN CHATHAM

Savannah. Ca. Aug 25.-Dr. Elton
s. Osborne. for the past fifteen years
or more county physician. resigned
today al the meeting OF the county
commissioners.
The resignation followed dlferen-
ces that have existed between the
doctor and the board for some time.
The board met today and accepted
the resignation.
Recently DIR. Osborne had been Civ.
en- directions BY the commissioners
70 give certain attention 70 duties that
would have taken alt his time. This
Is the cause OF his resignation.
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ARMED MEN AND DEPUTIES
ENGAGE iN BATTLE.

Charleston. w. Va. Aug. 25.~-W. III.
Mullins, prosecuting attorney fol
Boone county. at Madison, reported
tonight that Sheriff Chain. OF Logan
county. with three hundred armed
deputies, are now engaged in battle
with large body OF armed men al
Blail, Logan county.
N Residents Are Fleeing
Blair hs located nefr the Boone
county line Mullins sad that authen.
tic reports from that town say rest.
dents of Blair are fleeing in the di.
recticn of Madison large group OF
heavily armed men reached Rock
Creek three miles from Madison to.
night. he said.
Blair Is one OF the few mining
towns organized by the United Mine
Workers.
Miners Are Entrenched. ss
The president of the Blair local
union told district president Keeney
this afternoon that the men there
are prepared for trouble. and had dug
trenches TO protect themselves from
possible attack. Union otheials say
that II any fighting is going on It Is
not connected with the Marmot situa.
ton. i