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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-05
GOOD SCORES MADE
At GUN CLUE sHO IT.

The Brunswick Cua clah held its
regular weekly shoot yesterday after.
neon and despite the inclement wealth
er some unusually good scores wern
made Vassa Cate, with47, j. NJ. Arm
strong with As and L. J. Leavy, Jr..
with 4S. all out of so. were the high
guns of the afternoon. However, as
whole, the entire cub made unu-
sually good scores.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-05
SOCIAL AT ST. JAMES
l. LUTHERAN CHURCH.

a delightful church social will he
given by the ladies of the congrega-
tin Of st. James Lutheran church on
Friday evening, to which the public
is extended cordial invitation to be
present. A brief, but interesting pro-
gram has been arranged for the occa
sion. and at its conclusion refresh
ments will be sevved by The Ladies'
Aid Society
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-05
AVOID INVITATIONS
OE FAMOUS DRINKS.

The manufacturers and bottlers of
Warde's famous drinks, Orange
Crush, Lemon Crush and Lime Crush
are making every effort to guard the
public against limitations and to assist
in making it plain t those who want
the best and original the Stewart
Bottling Works, exclusive bottlers
here of these drinks, 3re printing a
cut of the genuine bottle. 1t is on
page three Look at it and insist OF
getting the genuine.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-05
ldR. CHURCH BACK
From MICHIGAN HOME.

A. i. Church, president9of the Geor-
gia Veneer and Package Company, re-.
turned yesterday from San Joe, Mich,
his old home where he has been for
The past few weeks on pleasure trip.
Mr.. Church reported most delight
sul visit to his cid Michigan home.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-05
THE INCA ON The
MA RINE RAILWAY.

The steam tug Inca. Of the South
Atlantic Towing Association, Is on
the marine railw2y of the Brunswick
Marine Construction corporation
where it is undergoing repairs. Dur
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-05
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
HERE YESTERDAY.

Hon. ]. w. Bennett, Of Waycross,
United States district attorney, was
among the visitors to the city yester-
day. Afer disposing of few bust
ness matters Mr. Bennett went over
to st. Simon to join his family and
spend few days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-05
TO START BicYcLE
BUSINESS AGAIN.

Talmadge Atkinson, who has been
in the army for more than a year. has
rented his former store on Monk
street. and will shortly enter the bicy-
Gle business again. The work of pre-
pairing the room for occupancy started
and Mr.. Atkinson will be ready for
business within the next few days.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-05
SHOES WEAR LONGER

When you walk In comfort: 90 do stockings.
package Of Aliens Foot-Ease, the snssseptic
powder TO shake into the shoes and sprinkle In
the foot-heth. gives you thai s.old shoe comfort
aud saves wear. Aliens Foot-kass makes
tishf or new shoes fees easy. Ladies' can wear
ahoes one slxs smaller oY shaking some Aliens
Foot~Eass N eaeh sEoe IN tie msrnfne, Sold
sysFywheEes
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-05
NEWS NOTES
of General Interest
THE TIDES.

High water at $40 a. m. and 1906
.. m. Low water at 3:41 2. m. and
1859 p. m. Based on outer bar; ap-
proximately 30 minutes later in the
harbor
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-05

ing the time the Inca Is out the tug
Angie & Nellie will do all the harbor
work.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-05

Wood or Steel Filing Cabinets.
Glover Brothers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
HARDING WILL ASK
y CONGRESS To REPAss
THE FORDNEY BILL
CONTINUED rHoM PAGE ~

CONTINUED FROM PAGE rNE
Ion: cattle. 80 g,r cont Ud saI.r,u
sheep under one year uld 81 ar head
shecp over ! year q. pvr al. Tres
or frozen beef. veal mutton. lamb am
pcrE. q &c pound other NESTS
pr cent ad Nalcrrn. cotton llsin.
a staple ol moro than one ond un,
eighis inches In lcngth. e. pef pauuD
cotton goods. &C. .er pound. eipihin
wuols iic per pound, carpet wnols. o..
per pound; butter ans butter sahst
;uies. ~ per poInd. hides 81 catti
u per cent ad vaior,m. and upo.
various grades ~ tnbaccu. from. Soc q,
$3.50 per pound. MANY other farf
products are given proicciiun by a.
Furdney 5in but only thes" item
grown To some extent az least. IN TsN
as. are quoted above.
Many Republican cungrt ssmen al.
Placed In an embarrassing condition D.
President Harding's lnsisionco that N.
farmers be given a protective tariff
Quite a numlsE u them voted for a.
Fordney ball In thr expectation tina,
Wilson would veto IL. which d. did
Thee who voted Tor IL under the as
sumption had little difficulty In ex
planning their votes % the uanufa,
/. >ilring interests. Tor Icy had tie -
cuse tina; their votes crld urdrr ~
circumstances d. no harm 20 umuufac
turers. But when the bin comes u,
FOR consideration IN April the circur
sthnces viii be different. Tor they vii
know that n they. again vote for IN.
btu they viii b. passinE Il en- To- Pros
edent who wants la sign g. and II fhe.
should vote against Il In order % pleas.
the New England big business inter
ests they viii have 90 reverse them
selves and incur the appearance ~ In
consistency. Likewise. they viii plnc,
themselves In opposition 60 the bead ~
their party. Mr.. HARDING. who .s sli,
90 have memory for those who on
pose his wishes.
From the present indications 4 seem.
likely that practically every congress
man from the west will vote fnr IA
emergency hin: that most u the New
England and Middle Atlantic rsproser
tatives win do likewise. knowing tina
!; viii resnain In effect hut six months
and with mental reservation tn oppos
similar protection for the farmers e.
the permanent tariff bin which wii
come IN for consideration later In ~
session; and that the majority ~ N.
cemocrats from the South md South
west will vote against the hin. IN orde
10 attack the administration uiu
later for having passed a. Their
-r.r1s no doubt that u viii pas.
.tasy u will - passed withou
amendment. az the President dovlr
ir not ~ certain. though probable
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
GEORClH FAR ME- \
MUST FACE COURT
ON MURDER CHARGE
fkONAGE CASE II ATTRiCrI<G
ATTENTION or OFFICIHs
OVER STATE.

~ Associated rUa.
ATLANTA. March &C., iuyosugaul.
by Jasper county Grand mH ot ul.
deaths ~ the cight negro hler,s 600
the farm 81 John WHlinua wcJtnf
plantation owner with o. Wow 20 nI.c'
msft ~ Williams aud ClNac Maunur. %
negro who is 4.id io have TIA ufa,ni.
Williams had the ncrru,s slain hcrlu
% their Resistance ~ p,H0agr ana al.
20 Inquire into amy possible connection
With the affair II Willams three go.
was asked today iN GoycrnHr Dorsey.
judge a. H. rarkrr ul the IUH.
circuit court. IN which county IL .ur.I
ID. replied that be- would can the erm
Jury Ia NEE; Ana o..
The governor. afl,r conference with
stale. aud fel,nl Officials. telegraph,
JJudgc John o. liWDh,son 90 the OA
mulgee judicial clfclit asking 800 ,ir.
uAd q Williams and Nanuln1 m Sew.
ton County. Al The um, truc sll,..,
General brand u Oh. sDHc Mau,ail
circuit dcchred Williams and Mlun.ne
would 30 To trial az Crunc,ur with.
three weeks
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
PANHANDLE NIGHT
: OPERATOR ROBBED:
BANDITS ESCAPE
CONTINUED PROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE
swag from the cash drawer and left o.
live operator and locked safe.
A; late hour Tuesday night the rob
hers were still al large. The holdups
are believed 20 b. the same men that
robbed the Herring store ~ Horriug
Okla. az II O'Clock Monday uigh,. Three
men travelling In a Dodge car robbed
ne Herring store II $3.50 and left On tho
direction ~ Claiming Sheriff Y =
Brown u Cheyenne. Okla was IN Pan
handle by noon Tuesday IN pursuit
Officers throughout the country are
on the lookout for three men ln DodE,
car.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
TWO MEN WOUNDED
IN GUN BATTLE
SHOOTING FOLLOWED POSTING on
MANNING RAJ ESTING MEN
tn LEAVE TOWN.

Cl.ft s. ok1 Mar eq.- so definite
chanse vus reported in the condition ~
the tWo men wounded in gun battle
here un the csc % uday's election. one
nf which b. rot ssupot.d tu Use. accord.
.ug Geo physicians.
10. mu were wounded hr vigi.
urrr committee. Nl.rr themselves
"th, .krl tU niy itc" who posted
notice i,'lr lha ,.Hruon. wurnlrg acr
cral mon to loHsr town Earl Randall
the man seriously wounded wac an ON.
booker Jim foV uwcntor viii rp.
cNrr physr.ns pid tonight Eos was
member ~ the y,r..unc. committee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
SEARCH BEiNL MADE FOR
MISSING LIEUTENANT

LITTLE ROCK, Az. March ga
Camp Pie luinoriti,- have begun o.
search 'Hs Lieutenant Marvin + stain.
rr. i.um"glv ~ iAarel. Hiss sslppi.
.p.tt,l Killed iu action n France. os
Obs result 81. % note received hy young
woman 30 Memphis recently bearing
ihe oiii-ors ri-natur, and declared by
,,i.efts O. De- lu hi1 handwriting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30

ALBuQrERQrE. y ~. Mar. 2e.--
Two man were cruclgIod az the Pcnl.
tenio Villas Il Ahqulu. lu Northern
New Mexico ON Goud Friday in obHcry'
nnDc nd Holy Week In rites performed
by members M The Iiormnnos De Luz
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30

can Naunings Eug C.caning Plant
and al about iismii,,n Beach Carpe,
Washer. Phone 2Ocs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30
Mines shut Down.

aiiNgR CITY. \. ". March a.
4 complete shut, down az iho mlnin 3
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-30

fDroHFTH o. mgnU rclin0uH ofuef. g.
cotdlnf to = J. Nordfeldt and Guaiave
puumnnn. artists o. SANTA Pc, New
Mogioo. who arrived here today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-23
HOLIDAYS START.
SCHOOLS CLOSED
FOR OBSERVANCE
City Schools Call Halt Until January
2; ST. Joseph Ends Work for
First Half OF Year; o.
c. W. is Vacated.

Chlckasha city schools closed yes.
terday afternoon for the holidays
which end Monday, January 2.
Christmas programs were render
ed at each of the schools, including
the Senior and Junior high schools.
The auditorium of the Junior high
school building was deliberately dec.
Grated for the program and gifts
were distributed from the Christmas
tree. Every pupil received a small
present from one of his or her class
mates.
After Christmas program this
morning. the st. Joseph Academy
closed for the holidays. Gifts were
exchanged by the students. OF the
72 students who occupy the dormi-
tories of the school, only seven re-
main, 1t was stated this afternoon,
others having gone to their homes
for the holidays. A Christmas tree
and entertainment for these seven
students have been planned for to-
morrow evening at 7 o'clock. Several
relatives of the students, who will
give short program, are expected
here for the occasion.
Glass work at the Academy will
be resumed Monday, January 2.
Only a few students remain in
the dormitories of the Oklahoma
College for Women, which closed
Wednesday afternoon for the holi-
days. A majority of the public
school and Oklahoma College for
Women teachers already have left
for the Christmas vacations.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-23

Ardmorc. Dec. 23-The dramatic
story OF the assembling Of the
masked band OF 200 In the death
pasture" In front Of the home OF
Joe Carroll near Wilson last Thurs.
day night and the attack whief re.
suited in the triple killing. was re-
lated in justice court here today at
the preliminary hearing OF defend.
ents charged with the crime.
The story was unfolded from the
witness stand by Assistant County
Attorney Hodges. who read from n
statement alleged to have been made
by Jeff Smith, one OF the defend
ents. Smith. according to officers
who have Investigated was the man
who called Carroll from his home in
the door Of which he was shot by
the masked men congregated there
The statement, alleged to have been
made by Smith, declared that he
was forced to participate in the plot
against his wishes.
One especially dramatic moment
featured by the preliminary hearing
yesterday of number of men
charged with murder in connection
with the triple killing at Wilson on
the night of December IL. 1t was
when Walter Carroll, brother Of
Joe Carroll wlo was called out Of
his home and shot down, pointed his
finger at Ray L. Beede, local auto
mobile dealer and said, "That Is
the man."
Carroll, who is a barber, told of
the night of the killing, stating that
he heard the shots, grabbed gun.
rushed to the door and fired into
the crowd Of men who were crap
ping with his brother at the door
of his house.
He said he heard a woman say,
Don't do that Ray" and that af-
terward he saw the man have his
brother down on the ground while
he fired a gun into Carrolls body.
S. p. Freezing, attorney general,
presented letters from the governor
instructing him to take charge Of
the prosecution, suberceding the
county attorney. He also asked that
court officers, other than members
of the police and sheriff forces be
appointed to serve.
The seven men who faced trial
from among the fourteen charged
with the murder in connection with
the affair were placed on trial uE1er
joint information.
All seven entered pleas Of mot
guilty"
Four of the remaining seven re-
Quested severance and. their cases
Continued on page five)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-23
HEAD Of COUNTY
LEGION WILL Be
SELECTED LATER
commanders' Meeting Not Held Be
cause Of Absentees; Rousing
Session by Post Members
Featured by Sing Song.

Election Of county commander
Of the American Legion was post
poned because OF the inability Of
several representatives Of Legion
posts In the county to attend the
meeting here last night, A. Noble
Ladd commander of the Raymond
T. Hurst post announced this morn
ing.
The date for the "gettogether"
has not been definitely decided, he
said
More than onehundred Legion
aires and members of the local
American Legion auxiliary unit at.
tending the rousing meeting held
last night in the Legion club rooms.
The Christmas spirit was prevalent
throughout and in the slng-song, the
main feature of the program several
of the songs which became popular
among the boys "over there" were
sung.
Sandwiches, smokes and coffee
were served by the auxiliary unit.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-23

Keeper a I. o. o. 2. Lodge In Ard.
mere Names Keeper Of X. X. X.
Strong nos; Tells Of Taking
Packages Out.
DEFENDANT STATES HE
WAS FORCED co. AHEAD
official Reads Alleged Statement of
Smith; Tells " 200 Gathered
in Death Pasture Near
Carroll Home.

Ardmofe. Dec. 2s.-rhe frt,
mention of the ku klus Fisr IN
connection with teh triple mur
der al Wilson on December IS.
came In justice court here today
as the preliminary trial Of eight
Of the u defendants charged
with the crime progressed.
res,liyins for the state. a. J.
Britain. keeper of the Odd Eel.
lows hall al Afdmorc. stated
that the klan had rented the
property room AZ the hall and
that on the afternoon Of the
Wilson tragedy. ). A. Gillian.
one Of teh defendants. entered
this room and emerged with two
bundles. which he believed. con-
talned klan reaalla.
Frank eoland Of Ardmore was
named by Britain as the man
who holds the key TO the Khan
strong box. The court indicated
that a summons would be issued
for Boland to bring the strong
box into court. The hearing was
expected to be concluded late
today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-23
Agreement Expected.

Washington. Dec. ga complete
agreement by the arms conference
on all phases OF the limitation Of
naval armament program. Ia now
confidently expected by the Ameri.
can delegation.
II was stated by American diplo.
mats that they expected the agree
nent would be reached by the New
Year Through some OF the leading
members Il was learned that inter.
national developments OF the last
Two days. which have not yet been
revealed. are responsible for this
view.
Al Thursdays conference the
British delegates entered plea that
he submarine be abolished from the
'even seas, but no other powers
Joined the Britons in support OF this
olea. The French. Italian and Japan
sse spokesmen stated that they re-
,arded the submarine. when proper
handled as an important arm Of
naval strength.
There was no official statement
from the American delegates as to
the state they would take on the
submarine question. The suggestion
was offered, however. that the con-
ference turn its efforts toward
lbolishing the ruthless practices em-
lloyed by the submarine during the
world war.
Additional exchanges on tho
British view were thought to be
lcheduled for today and some were
pointing out that doubtless the
newest developments today regard.
ng the promised agreement soon,
were outgrowths of the exchanged
deas on the submarine matter.
While the naval problems we're in
The place Of prominence during all
of the days negotiations, the dele
gates found time to give increasing
attention to the discussion in Amer
lean official quarters over inter.
pretation of the new four power
treaty. They weighed the possible
effect of the difference of view be.
tween President Harding and the
American delegates, and watched de-
velopments in the senate, where a
group is organizing to oppose rati-
fication Of the pact.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-23

than when he entered the white
house.
The exercises as written by DR..
Barker and offered with the sug-
gestion that no one take them up
unless he or she VOWS to continue
the exercise for three months, at
the end of which time, he says, you
will continue them for life" are
given herewith:
Breathing Exercises.
1. Bend body at hips, fists at
knees-throw arms out and back
ward as far as possible while in
haling, and exhale while returning
to position.
2. Rotate houlders-inhale rails
ing shoulders and vice versa.
8. Clasp hands behind back
throw chest out and upward should.
ers back and inhale, and vice-versa.
breathing run.
For Kidneys.
5. Keeping knees stiff-lower
hands to floor and return to chest.
For Spine.
6. Swing the arms in circle in
front of the body, keeping the knees
stiff and stretching upwards as far
as possible while raising arms.
For Liver.
Z. Feet apart as far as possible
keeping knees stiff, bend body from
side to side, raising arms alternately
over the head.
s. Gladstonian Exercise. Qn this
exercise, grip an imaginary axe
handle, and with feet slightly apart,
swing imaginary axe first to the
right and then left, dipping until
tips of fingers touch floor.
Lying Down Exercises for Stomach
and lntestines.
9. Arms at side-raise chin to
chest and push hands along the
limbs; vice versa.
10. Throw body to sitting posi-
tion, keeping hips, knees and feet
on floor.
IL. Draw both knees back to
chest and return to floor.
12. Raise both legs from the
floor at the same time, keeping
knees stiff.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-23

After considerable discussion. the
council last night voted to ask for
the resignation Of Chas. w Bright.
city scavenger Duncan and Hawn
voted against the action. The off.
cial's conduct was the subject o.
the long discussion which preceded
tho wlssing Of the motion.
Street Commissioner Dan Beets
and the purchasing committee OF the
council we're given power TO pur.
chase or trade for horses for use by
street department workers. In a
talk to the council. Commissioner
Beets declared that the youngest
team In the service OF the street de-
partment Is 20 years of age and
that new horses are badly needed
Several electriclans', plumbers.
and sidewalk builders bonds were
approved by the council last night
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-23
CHICKASHA FRANCHISE AWARDED
TO WINDER BY NATIONAL HEADS
is WORD REACHING HERE TODAY

phone and wrote him q letter, but
Winder asked for more time saying
that Allen was not in Little Rock
Mr.. Steinberger also wrote to Sec
retary Frank Parke, of Ft Smith
and President George LaMotte at
Pawhuska, calling attention to his
efforts to get Winder to make some
sort of proposition that would fur
nish Chickasha with some groun1
on which to start work toward get
ting up money to finance a team
No reply has been received from
either Parke, LaMotte or Winder,
yet 1t is apparent, that Winder took
his case to the national commission
and got favorable action.
He is now looking for a location
for the season of 1922 and has ap-
preached Shawnee with PROPOSE
tion, offering to put team there
through the season for $4,000 ac-
cording to reports.
Aside from the worries as man
'ager of q baseball team engaged in
a hot pennant chase, Winder -
slated to hub considerable other
trouble il he makes deal with
Shawnee. This was apparent from
a statement made today by Clint
Steinberger, whose idea is to go
into civil courts and fight Winder
and the decision of the national
baseball commission to the last
ditch.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-23
GRAND OLD MAN
Of JOURNALISM
Sleeps At LAST
Body Of "Marse Henry" In Marble
vault In jacksonville; win he
Removed In Spring 10 Glue
Grass County.

Jacksonville. Fla. Dee e3.-
"Marac Henry" waiterson. grand
old man of American journalism.
sleeps today IN a marble vault in
Evergreen cemetery here. while the
world mourns bis passing.
In the sprlngiimc. his body ~ TO
le removed TO the heart ~ the
Blue Grass sc.,ion OF Kentucky.
;hcre TO rest forever among hone
folks.
The simple services which were
held here today. were attended only
by relatives OF waiierson. The end
came TO him yesterday morning IN
a local hospital. lie had come south
this winter In order 60 benefit his
falling health.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-23
RUM WAR LOOMS
AS AGENTS DRIVE
(By The United Press.)

Amigo, Wis, Dec. ga genuine
rum war loomed as a possibility
here today as reinforcements were
rushed to the aid Of federal prohi-
bition agents who are conducting
an anti-liquor campaign in this dis
trict.
AS result of the fighting that
has taken place, one alleged noon
sinner is dead and two others have
been landed in Jail. Those who were
arrested are charged with traffick.
ing In Illicit liquor,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-23
NO FIXED RATIO
ON FRENCH SUBS
SLATED, IS WORD
Paris Delegation At Washington VIII
Not ne Instructed: Are 10 Ae-
eepi Any Figures They ne.
llese Correct.
GENERAL AGREEMENT IS
PROMISED BY NEW YEAR
All Phases Of Naval Armament
Limitation 20 DC ironed Out
Soon Americans state: New
Developments Hlnted.

Paris. Doc. 23,-frcnch delegates
ai Washington will no, bo Instruct.
ed 10 hold out for any specific ra.
Ito Of submarines or light naval
craft but will be PERMITTED to accep,
any figure which they beliye TO be-
nccci sary for French security.
This was tie statement made TO.
day by government officials with
reference TO the French contention
for underseas craft and light ships
IN connection with the naval pro.
gram.