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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-12-13
ENJOYED the Meeting.

Referring to the recent get-together
meeting held by Mech Stewart Post
NottS6, state Commander Morris C.
Lumpkin of. Columbia, writes: Il en-
joyed my little trip to York immensely
and 1 wish to congratulate the mem
bers of your Post on the splendid meet
ing you had" 4
.,-. ,es.@ Club for Fort Mill Men.
Members aoftB'i Bales Post Of the
American Legion in Fort Mil, have or
ganized social club composed of ex-
service men, and have rented the build
ing on Claiborne. street, formerly occu-
pied by the Fort Mill Times office, for
their club rooms The building is to be
renovated and repainted at once and
otherwise made attractive for the use
of ex-soldiers. The members of the
club are anxious to have the public be-
come interested in the organization,
and will welcome the contribution of
pictures, books. magazines or furnitere
to assist them in making the rooms in
viting
Sharon May Have Legion Post.
Clyde P,exico, well known eX-service
man of Sharon, is considering the idea
of organizing post Of the legion in
that town. AccordingSto Mr.. Plexico
there are some thirty or more white
ex-service men in Sharon and vicinity,
who are eligible TO membership in the
American Legion. and he thinks that it
is quite practicable to obtain post
there. Several ex-soldiers of Sharon
are members of the post in Yorkville.
but because of the fact that they are
50 far away do not often get opportu-
nifty to attend meetings of the local
post and enjoy the benefits of the Le-
gion Club rooms,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-12-13
Frank Roach Post Held Show.

Frank Roach post Of Rock Hill, re-
! Gently presented an amateur entertain
ment, The Microbe of Love-" in, that
city, which was we'll attended and put
substantial sum in the hands of the
Iipost finance officer, according to Adju-
tant Hiram Hutchinson.
Still Recording Discharges.
Clerk Of Court T. E. McMackin is
still recording the discharges of many
ex- soldiers.,of York county. The clerk
of the court wants to record them all
If you send your discharge to the clerk
and don't get it back in week or ten
days don't fear that it is lost. This is
the busy season in the clerks office.
Your discharge will be we'll taken care
of and returned to you just as prompt
ly as possible.
To Elect Next Month.
Mech Stewart Post No. &C, will elect
officers for the year 1922 in January.
The exact date for the meeting at
which officers for another year are to
be elected has not yet been fixed; but
it will be announced at an early date.
Il is to be, hoped that there will be a
large attendance of members of--the
post at the meeting Of election and
that a live set of officers will be elected
for another year.
t... Fort Mill Post Elects.
Eli Bales Post, No. 43, of Fort Mill,
has elected the following officers to
serve the post during the ensuing
year: Commander, Brice D. Culp; vice
commander, E. B. White; adjutant, w,
E. Ardrey, Jr.; historian. F. NJ. Mack;
sergeant. Oscar Hammonds; treasurer,
W. b. Meacham, Jr. A chaplain for
the post will be elected at a future
meeting.
:. Rock Hill Elects Next Month.
According TO Commander Perry Gill,
Frank Roach Post of Rock Hill, will
elect officers for ensuing year early in
January.
War Tax on Legion Shows.
The national legislative committee
reports that the new revenue act just
signed by the president, includes a
provision to the effect that where an
exhibition of any kind is given by the
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-12-13

legion or similar charitable institution,
where no private interest receives a
portion of the receipts, but the entire
proceeds go to the legion, no war tax
shall be paid. The law goes into effect
January 1st, 1922. Another recognition
of the legion's purposes.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-12-13

News Service.-"Do you take daily
newspaper3' asked the visitor in Poke
Ridge. u.
Nom" answered Hank Darby's
wife, I'VE don't need to. We live right
next door to old Miss Peabody. She
brings in all the neiyhborhood news
oncet day, and If anything speshul
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-12-13

= When thug burns an orphan asy-
lnm and is prosecuted there Is always
somebody to rush into print and charge
that he is prosecuted. -
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-12-13

Long Distance = shootins.-The new
night -watchman at the observatory
was watching some one using the
telescope. Just then a. star fell. Be
gorra," he said to himself, that felly
sure is crack shot. ."-!Tsronto Cob
lin. I'D
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-12-13

happens, she puts on her bonnet
and gifts out an extry edition without
delay"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-17
NEW L|FE|S GIVEN.
~ !,
STREET CAR DRIVE
Young Mems Club Gets Some
Enthusiasm Into the Mo'a:
ment Which Is Certain to Re-
suit in a Successful Termina-
Ttion of Present Stock Sub
ton of Present Drive.

The regular luncheon of the Young
Mems Club yesterday was one of the
best attended since these functions
have been in vogue and the chief mat
ter discussed was that of the saving
of the street car system to Brunswick.
At first discussion was not of an
encouraging nature until Judge E. G..
Butts took the floor and in a ringing
speech he impressed upon those pres
ent the importance of the matter un-
der discussion and at the end of his
speech optimism seemed to- replace
pessimism and all agreed that the
project must succeed.
Talks were made by George Fl.
Smith, A. C. Wood, c. w. Irwin. Mark
Wilcox. S. X. Brown and others. Sub
scription lists were circulated and
many of the members signed their
names for good amounts. The meet
ing certainly injected enthusiasm into
the raising 'cf stock subscriptions. for
the Brunswick and Interurban Rail-
way Company.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-17

through Indifference az parents. We
have right to expect cooperation on
the part of parents and teachers for
the best interest of pupils in attend
ance at school. ana this IS a reason
able reqsest II parents see to II that
their boys and girls do not leave home
too soon in the morning or too soon
in the afternoon. They should be sent
from home in due time TO arrive not
earlier than ten minutes before the
time for the opening of school when
the building will be open, and they
have the privilege OF entering inc
room. / hope II win not be necessary
to call the attention of parents to this
request a second time. and that groups
Of pupils will not he seen congregating
within two or three blocks of sch oi
idFing away their time with useless
games. quarrels and fights.
Another important matter that par
ents should look after is the home pre-
paration Of the lessons and the reg
-ularity with which pupils do this
Pupils from the fourth to the seventh
grades should carry at least two hooks
home to be studied from one to two
hours In the eseungs Pupils in the
High school classes should take from
two to three books home to be stud ed
from two to three hours. There ought
to be a study period from about 7'"0
90 9:3e or 10 every evening Of tae
week except Saturday and sunday
Parents should not encourage their
children 10 vary. from their routine
program, from study in the evening
with good light and suitable conditions
for study The right attitude towards
school work ana the proper set In
mind are two Of the things which the
pupils themselves may bring about
eapd win be most Essential for their
progress.
"Agatn, parents should encourage
their children Ia take as much out.
door exercise IN Fhe afternoons as pos.
sible. either In performing dinerelt
tasks, errands or home work. or par.
iisIpati0n in enjoyable games They
Ought not 10 encoslrage pupils during
the i've days OF school week to drop
their regularity OF studies to attend
any kind ot social function"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-17

\ telegram was received yesterday,
by ]. O. Grown. manager Of the nnou
Theater. announcing the death or his
mother. Mrs Wylly n Brown. wAsSh
occurred nj the family residence ii,
Ashevine, n. C.. after an illness Of
many weeks,
Deceased was known and loved by n
large number In her home city, Many
weeks ago II became apparent that
her death was ouly a matter of a
short time and Mr.. Rrown left here 20
be at her bedside, While she improv.
ed, II was known that her death vas
pear and when the telegram came YES
terday morning bringing the news Of
her demise, II was not unexpected.
The many friends of her relatives OK.
tend their sympathy to them in their
Bereavement,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-17
PSALM READING AS
REQUIRED BY LAWS
Request Is Made of Parents TO
Keep Their Children at Home
During Hour and Half Recess
-Other interesting Matters
Are Handled by School Off
ciaI Which Is of General lr-
terest to Parent, Pupil and
Public. 81

supt Charles +. Dryden. Of the
public schools OF Brunswick art Glynn
county. yesterday morning. .issred a
statement which is or general inter,
estest 10 the public and especially to
those who have children Who are to
attend school. The statement Is as
follows:
ITO all OF tie teaahers in Brunswick
and Glynn county = syou are hereby
directed TO begis on Monday Sept.
9, to read or, bave .read without, com.
ment Immediately after roll feli a, the
opening ,of school a selecsacn of me
PsafmS each school das. arr / ]. taaeh
your children the Ten cpnlniaidpedts
and other selections sf einle Nglsera,
ture. -
s,.To the patrons OF the gohoois Of
Brunswick and Glynn County: The
law .reqaIresthat all pupns .between
eiehf aud tenrteep years of axe be
entered In school, Yoa are hereby
notified that you viii he expected 10
comply with this law In every respect,
and that the Board OF Educatioa has
directed that this attendance ne up.
held. it necessary. by resorting T.
legal proceedings, It&is hoped th-
parents viii avoid trouble. .aTsa expense
by seeing that children are I'm sghoci
regularly and promptly.
Parents in the city al BransAsick
are requested 20 keep their chilissn
at home during the hour and one-AaI;
81 noon. and not allow them Il hurry
back 70 school. congregatiag oa tho
street corners in the vicinity of the
school buildings, giving opuor.un'ty
Cor disputes and sonaetiuaes fights
which are demoraliz,ng TO the indiyi-
duals themselves and 70 the ontonk.
ers. Unless parents are interested
enough 10 assist the authorities IN
carrying ont these Instructions. the
teachers ought not TO be held respon-
sible tor misconduct brought aiiogt
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-17
FAIRFlELDISGUIlTY|
AND SENTENCED SERVE
YEAR AND THREE MONTHS
G. e. SMITH NAMED MEMBER
OF TRAFFIC COMMISSION

At a meeting Of the directors of the
ing, G. G. Smith was named as a mem
Der Of the traffic commission by that
body to represent the organization on
this important beard.
The commission will be composed
of three members; the city of Bruins
wick's board of commissioners will
have one, the Glynn County Commits
sioners another and the third will rep
resent the Board Of Trade.
In selecting Mr. Smith the directors
of the board have made no mistake as
he is in every way qualified for the
duties Of this important task.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-17
(By the Associated Press.)

Fitzgerald, Ca, Sept 166.-Tho
six men indR,ynd today are brmer EN-
ploya6, OF the A., D. & A.. and ;he Ia
dietfSents fDEaewed tlss rffvesiigassosts
OF the shooting or EmgfNgsr Reed, VITO
was killed on the cab of hr cfgine on
July 8.
The Indicted mon rely "a on aliSi
No bills were returned against A. X.
Hall All Smith and A. T. Lisle. who
were5 taken in charge yesterday on
murder warrants sworn out ny Mrs.
Reed wife Of the dead engineer.
An hour after indictm ms were re.
turned by the jury that heard the case
against Fairfield. .s0ne OF tho twenty-slx
persons chargedSwith intsrfering with
employees ,of tlle road. returned a YER
diet of guilty on one count. which
charged Fairfield persoaallv with IN.
terfering with employees and not guilty
on the copnt, and not guilty on the
count charging him with conspiracy To
interfera with employees.
Fairfield was sentenced 10 three
months In Jail and twelve months on
the state PRISON. farm.
Solicitor General Wall said The trial
OF the six men indicted on the mrler
charge would be called the second
week in October and they will be tried
Jointly unless they object All the
men indicted have been arerstei.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-17
GOMPERS WILL SEE
OEBS IN ATLANTA
Labor Leader to Visit Federal
Prison for Discussion With
Idol of Socialist Party and
Said Call Is Merely One of a
Social Nature.
ny the Associated p,0ss.)

Atlanta Ca Sept, l6.--Samuel
Gompers president OF the American
Federation of Labor. who Is here At.
tending the hiennial eonveption of the
Amalgamated Association OF Street
aud Electric Workers OF America. was
scheduled Ia pay visit 10 Eugene V.
nchs, Socialist candidate for President
at the federal prison, where nebs Il
serving term for violating the
espionage laws during tho war
The cali IL 10 b. in the nature IL a
friendly social cali. II was sundevstood
The tutervtew between Tho two IA,
nous men was to take place 1T the
once II ,he warden, prstahly with
him present, rhe PRISON rules Require
that Interviews heswaen visitor epd
prisoners shall not ne held pgivssely.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-17
SUMMERS HEALTH
RECORD EXCELLENT
Less Fever or Sickness of Any
Character in Brunswick Dur
ing Hot Months Than at Like
Season in Many Years
Death Rate Low.

While Brunswick is always healthy
ii has been unusually so during the
present summer and the first fall
month finds less left over cases of
fever than at any period in recent
health statistics and there has really
been fewer cases than those Of any
city or even town in this section of
the state. The healthy zone was not
confined to Brunswickq alone, but ex-
tended to all sections of Glynn county
Modern means Of preventation have
been adopted by the Board of Health
and this, to a great degree. has been
responsible for the excellent health
condition of city and county.
The people are being taught health
lessons ana eapeeiaity ~ this true as
regards sanitation The city has used
every effort In keeping every section
In good condition and the people of
the counfy have oo-operated with the
health authorities In every way pos.
siblo ID a
Vaccination has been general and
this too. to a great degree, accounts
for a laek of fover this summer II
everybody would take this means OF
preventing varions ailments the hu-
man body Is heir to. there would be
even less sickness than is the case
at present, But all In all. II has been
a very healthy summer and those re
sponsible for this state of affairs. are
to be commended
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-17
(By the Associated Press.)

San Francisco, Sept f8s@gwith the
formal announcement today by Dis.
trict Attorney Brady that Roscoe Ar.
buckle would be prosecuted on the
charge Of murder for the death Of Miss
Virginia Rappe, after a Labor Day
party in Arbuckles rooms here. the
defense squared away tonight TO ar
range for a trial, the first chapter OF
which will be written next Thursday
when the comedian viii enter. his plea.
District Attorney Bfady's announce
ment of his decision to try Arbuckle
Cor murder blasted the hopes Of the
defense for his release on a IS .0e0
bond Tor mansIaushter charge as muf.
der is not baIlable under the CaTifcr.
MA law. his intimated. that the. deci
sion Of the prosecution surprised the
defense as Los Angeles reports said
Arhuckle had reserved o berth for
Los Ange;essfpr tonight.
The board Of couAty supervisors ap-
.propria,ed 81 600 for District Attor.
ney Brady's immediate expenses In
the trial and promised more when
necessary. Brady ,otdahe board that
much would be expended by TIE de.
tense
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-17
:. = = + y y 4 4 + = 4 = = 4 =.
= MAKE 1T A POINT TO GET =
= IN TOUCH WITH STREET !
= CAR COMMITTEE TODAY :

= Don't wait for the committee =
= to call on you for subscription =
= today to stock in the City and In =
\ terurban Railway Company but =
= see to ii that you get in touch =
= with those who are devoting their =
= time, energy and money for the =
\ benefit Of Rrauswfoax. y
= II me Seomraittee failed to call :
= on you. 1t was not slight and y
= there Is time 60 get your name :
= on the honor roll. y
y 1t has reached a point now =
4 when all must pun for the line y
= pub hard and strong. See the \
y committee today. =
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-17
GOVERNOR SMALL ASKS
FOR CHANGE VENUE
CBy the Associated Press.

Springfield. H.. Sept 16y-Petitions
for change OF venue from Sangsmon
county and afIidavits alleging Judge
L.. $. Smith is preiudicad and could
not give them fair trial were filed
with the court today by Governor len
Small and Vernon Curtis, Grant Park
banker. both under indictment chaFg
ed with emhezzlement and operating
n confidence game.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-17
(By the Associated Press.)

Fitzgerald, Ga, Sept. 166.-Tho
grand jury today returned indictments
charging murder in connection with
the death of Engineer Reed Those
indicted are: o. c. Fairfield, J. w.
Hornsby, Harvey Booker TON Hcnd.
ricks, Guy Myrick, Perry rocker Jr
o. G. Fairfield was found guilty on
count of interfering personally with
employees of the A., B. & A. and sen.
fenced to three months & laid and one
year at the state prison farm He was
acquitted on the charge Of conspiracy
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-17

San Francisco, Sept. t66.-The
district attorney has definitely de-
cided to try Roscoe (Fattyl Ar
buckle on charge of murder for
the death of Virginia Rappe. He
will, therefore, not be permitted
to give bail
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-17
kU kLUX KLAN DISBANDS.

Bristol, Va.-Tenn., Sept. 16.-Oficial
disbandment of the Bristol Chapter,
knights of Ku Klux Klan, was ordered
'ast night, it was announced by officers
The reason for the action was not
madep ublic.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-17
BUGG ASKING FOR
AEA|R COMMISSION
Receiker of Atlanta, BirmingE Axa
and Atlantic Requests Re-
moaaL of w. ]. Patterson and
inspector Connns, Declaring
Them to Be Union Members
nd Partial.

Atlanta. Sept fg6-col. B. l.. Bugg.
receiver Of the atlanta. Birmingham
and Atlantic railroad. today requested
the Interstate Commerce Commission
to Withdraw w. ]. Patterson and In.
spector Comms
Col. Bugg said the commission sent
here To- Investigate the fatal wreck Of
a freight train on. the road were mem
bers or the union and were not Impair,
tial. he asked that impartial investiga.
tors be sent.
Receiver Bugg announced the fnd-
ing 1f piece Of rail which he said
vas bent upward, proving that an sxs
plosiye had been placed under tho
Track. causing the fatal wreck.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-17

Ieeshurv. Va, Sept, l66.-Iehn Mon
roe. member og a wholesale mercantile
arm Of Aloxandria. Va was Instantly
Killed this morning while trying to
hoard a train IN thc Washington a Old
h0mintau Electric Railway Company's
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-17
FATTY ARBUCKLE
HELD ON CHARGE OF
MURDER; NO BOND
This Crime In State OF California
Allows no Monetary
Security.
WILL HAVE TRIAL IN THREE
WEEKS ATTORNEY STATES

Under MansIaughter Charge the
Amount of Bond, $5, 900 Was
rendered But on Decision to
Place Murder Charge There
There Is No Way in Which
Actor Can Obtain His Liberty
Had Engaged Berth TO Los
Angeles.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-17
night by Frederick Fischbach. a mem.
ber Of the party.
WhickM Gin An

Der of the party.
Whisky, Gin, Etc.
Twenty bottles of whisky were TAX
en- in Arbuckle's car from Los An
geles to San Francisco and while he
was at the hotel a case of gin was
taken to Arbuckle's suite by a tall
thin man" and other liquor by. "a dark
stranger"
Officials stated that if this statement
was substantiated, Arbuckle's automo-
bile, said to he valued at $4,000,
would be eontiisoated under the terms
of the Yolstead act
District Attorney Matthew Brady of
San Francisco has announced that he
viii make public his decision whether
TO try Roscoe Fatty) Arbucble for
murder in connection with the death
of Miss Virginia Rappe, or whether
he will prosecute solely upon the man
slaughter Indictment returned by the
grand jury
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-17

representatives Of most Of the I'M
portant women's organizations in the
country are now in Washington to dis
cuss the advisability of cooperation in
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-17

Los Angeles. Sept. iss s.--More than
forty quarts Of liquor were consun "a
In the rarty In ~Rosce tFattyD Ar.
huckle's suite In a San Francisco hotel
that ended With the death Of Miss
Rappe. according 10 informa*
lioa given federal officials here last
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-17
MORE INDICTMENTS
ON MURDER CHARGE
AGAINST A,B.&A. MEN
Defendant Among Number In
dicted for Murder of Engi-
neer Reed.
DEFENDANTS TO REST ON
ESTABLISHING AN ALIBI

Is Announced by Solicitor Was
That Men Indicted for Murder
Will BE Placed on Trial Sec
ond Week in October-Men
Arrested Thursday Were Not
Indicted by Ben Hill County
Grand Jury.