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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-29
BRUNSWICK SOL DER TO BE
BURIED BY SIDE OF BROTHER

The remains of Private Columbus
Engene Barrow. a victim of the word
war. whbslost his life in France. as a
result OF an accident. shortly sfter
the armistice was sigped, Will be
brought back to Brunswick to be bur
led by the side of his brothcs robert
Lee Barrow, who died while In camp
at Macon. awaiting the call to the
battlehelds.
The two brothers, among tho sever.
al Brunswick boys who made the su.
preme sacrifice during the world war,
will sleep side by side In nalmestn
cemetery. whore a marble slab will
be erected to commemorate thelr ser
vice TO the country In It's hour Of need,
Mr.. Barrow. father OF the hnys, stat
ed last night that all arrangements
had been completed for the bringing
to Brunswick OF the remains OF his
son who died IN France. AM that he
expected the body to reach here In the
next two or three weeks.
The young soldier. who was a nom
Der OF the Brunswick company lost
bis life az result OF q dynamite *
plosion. while engaged in the work
OF nllmg no trenches. after the armis
ice had been signed Upon arrival
here the remains viii be taken n
charge by the local American Legsan
post. and the Funeral services viii b.
eonaucted with full military honors.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-29
PRACTICE GAME Will. BE
HELD MONDAY AFTERNOON

In preparation for the game with
rernAmdina Tuesday afternoon. the
Brunswick All Stars win meet Il
strong local team at Norwich park
Monday afternoon In an exhibition
practice game. which promises to
develop Into 4 sslGS contest Manager
Edo Miller requests the following
players 10 gather 1t the park at four
o'clock Mundas afternoon 10 take part
IN the game with the All stars 10.
rwnsxson. ]. Owens. Daniels, Ray
wo0aa. Calver. i.Andas. nnrkc. h.
Owens T. l. burns. ~. and : Levi
aon. and Harry Togkaldsen.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-29
WILL COORDINATE ARMY
AND NAVY PURCHASING

Washington July 2S.--An executive
order to coordinate the purchasing
for the army and navy and shipping
board, and to permit the transfer OF
surplus supplies from one branch OF
the government to another has been
signed by the President.
This was drafted under Charles
Dawes. director of the budget bureau
and it also divides the country into
zones corresponding to the army corps
areas. with a general purchasing
agent for each zone.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-29
ENGLISH ATHLETES WIN
FROM AMERICAN TEAMS
(By Associated Press,

Trayers Island, N. Y, July 2S.-The
English team. composed of athletes
from Oxford and Cambridge universi-
ties defeated Princeton and Cornell
athletes here today in the internation-
al track field meet, with five firsts and
six seconds to their credit, agaidst
five firsts and tive seconds for the
Americans. The extraNsecond credit
ed TO the Englishmen came as re-
suit oi . tie III one 0f ne eyents.
add pellagra story
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-29
EMBASSY WiTHDRAWS ITS
INVITATION TO NORTHCLIEFE

Washington, July 2S.--l<ord North
cliife, the famous British publisher
now visiting In the United States, is
sued a statement here tonight, saying
"for reasons Of which ! am not aware
the invitation extended me to stop al
the British Embassy. and to attend
dinner there tonight, has been with
drawn Lord Northcliffe's statement
however. conveyed the impression
that the Invitation had been cancelled
as 4 result OF his recent controversy
with Lord Curxon. the British foreign
secretary.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-29
HARDING INVITED
/ TO VISIT GEORGIA
Atlanta and Rome Extend Invi-
tations TO President Harding
TO Visit the Georgia Cities n
Octoberi.--Presented by SEN
ator Harris and a Delegation
of Congressman.
president Invited head coming

president invited head coming
Washington July sS.-An invitation
was extended 10 President Harding
this morning for him to visit Atlanta
and Rome In October. The delegation
extending the invitation consisted Of
senator Harris. representative Cor.
don Ice and William ~ upshaw MIR.
Lee invited the President To spend the
weekend az his home near the Chick,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-29
WANTS LAW TO PREVENT
INITIATING DANGER SIGNS

Atlanta. July Ex-senator Dennis
F1emming viii introduce measure in
the senate Friday designed to prohib-
II any merchant or any one else to
erect advertising signs similar to the
danger signals placed at all intersec-
tions by the railroads
These imitation signs are danger
Gus and are becouing TOO numerous
throughout the state" said Senator
Fleming. ~and Intend to do all can
toward having them removed"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-29
YOUNG BUSINESS WOMAN
DIED FROM OPERATION

jury wednesday afternoon after an
inquiry into the death OF Miss May
Gerber. prominent busiues woman. re-
turned a verdict flnding that the
young woman died as the result Of q
criminal operation performed By an
unknown party. II was also found
that she made no ante-morten state
meut Miss Gerber died Monday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-29
Surgeon General Cummings
Calls Meeting to Gather at
Washington August 4.
TO CONSIDER PELLAGRA
SITUATION IN THE SOUTH
Representative Byrnes of South
Carolina Introduces ResoIu-
ton Requesting President
Harding to Report to House
All the Facts Within His
knowledge.
(By Associated Press.l

Washington, July 28.--Acting with
the approval OF President Harding,
Surgeon General Cummings, of the
United States public health service,
today issued invitations to all state
health officers of thirteen Southern
states to meet with him here on Aug
ust 4. for the purpose of considering
the situation in connection with the
reports of threatened pellagra cpl
demic in certain parts of the Southern
cotton belt.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-29
GOLF Is NAMED AS
THE CORRESPONDENT
Mans Love For Game Caused Him
to be Cruel, Charge.

Newark, N. j., July 28.-The ancient
and honorable game of golf is "co-
respondent in divorce suit filed by
Mrs. Rachael B. Hayward of Mont
clair against Sterling p Hayward.
Her Charge.
In affidavits filed with Vice Chan
cellor Fielder yesterday, Mrs. Hay
ward declared the game took so much
of her husbands leisure that she
scarcely ever saw him; that her lack
of Interest in golf caused him to be
cruel to her and that he spent money
in pursuit of his hobby that he should
have spent maintaining her and their
two children.
BIames Relatives.
Mr.. Hayward's answer denies golf
is responsible for their marital diff
fculties, which he attributes to diff
ferences with Mrs. Hayward's rela-
tives and her discovery that he was
not as wealthy as she had believed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-29

About the same time Representa-.
tive Brynes introduced his resolution
In the house half dozen sor more
Southern senators presented denials
to the senate Of the. reports that there
Is pellagraA peril In their states.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-29
Ask Harding FOR Facts.

Representatives Byrnes, OF South
Carolina. introduced in the llouse to-
day a resolution requesting President
Harding, II not incompatible with the
public interest to report to the house
al the facts within his knowledge on
which he based his recent letter to
sla AnaFissan Rea Cross ofllelalh Goa
cerning threatened peilagra em.
demc in the South.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-29
|SEvEN SOON TO DIE
in NORTH CAROLINA
Governor Morrison Yesterday
Announced the Dates of Exc
cutions of Seven North Caro-
line Men Under Sentences of
Death. e.

lAshevtlle. N. c.. July 2s.-Gover-
nor Morrison has announced the dates
for execution OF seven North Carolina
men under death sentence. including
that of ]. T. Harris. Ridgecrest mer.
chant, which was fixed for October
20. Harry. convicted or numbering
f. W. Monnish. an Alabama visitor.
recently made application for a hear.
Ing and Governor Morrison said be ex-
pected 10 designate the time for the
hearing soon. iru
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-29
Georgia Officers Invited.

The states whose health officers
have been invited to attend the pro-
posed conference are Texas, Louisi-
ana. Oklahoma, Arkansas, Tennessee.
Mississippi Georgia, Alabama, Ken
lucky, Florida, North Carolina, South
Carolina, and Virginia.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-29
amaugua battlefield In Northwest
Georgia.
Golna to Alahavna.

Going 10 Alabama.
The delegation win see the Presi-
dent next week at a conference when
Il will be decided as to whether he
can accept the invitations. President
Harding has accepted an invitation
10 visit Alabama in October. and the
desire OF Georgia 20 entertain him Al
any time was expressed this morning.
The Rome Chamber of Commerce ex'
tended its Invitation and the Atlanta
citizens have a standing invitation
since the President was unable 70 at
tend the Henry W. Grady birthday ex
ercises in May.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-29
Other Dates

Frank Henderson OF Madison eoun-
~ is to. be executed Monday. October
10. Henderson was convicted OF mur-
dering his WIFE Attorneys have zap
pealed to the governor for a hearing.
Other dates set were: Doll Little OF
Anson county. September "a; Harry
Caldwell. Wayne county. noctober 81 :
Jesse Foster. Wayne. county. Novem.
ber 70: W. II. westmoreland. Iredell
county, November 81: Claude More,
head. GnFford county. November 30.
The governor said hearings would be
granted all who made application.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-29
Foreign Freight Agent White in
the City Yesterday to Con-
duct Investigation.
FAVORABLY IMPRESSED
WITH BRUJNSWICK'S HARBOR
Mr.. White Says the Southern
Will be Certain to Route a
Much Larger Volume of Ex-
pert Through Port of Bruins
wick in the Future.

J. w. White, foreign freight repre-
sentative OF the Southern Railway
system, and the Mobile & Ohio Rail
road, with headquarters at 2SO Broad
way, New York, was in Brunswick
yesterday, coming here to make a
thorough inspection of the Southern's
local terminal facilities, as well as OF
the Brunswick harbor, with a view
OF increasing the volume of export
freight shipments handled over the
lines of the Southern, and routed
through the port Of Brunswick.
After completing his inspection Mr..
White told a News representative that
Brunswick had much better harbor
than he had any idea of, and was en-
thusiastic in speaking of the possibil-
tiles offered here for development of
the Southern's export freight bust
ness. He stated that there Is no rea-
son why Brunswick should not be
made the chief port of the Southern
Railway system. adding that the har-
Dor here was not surpassed by any on
the Atlantic coast.
Mr.. White was particularly pleased
with the entire situation here for the
handling OF export shipments, and
expressed surprise that vessels OF a
draft OF more than % feet could be
easily accommodated. He comment
ed especially on the record recently
made by the oil tanker PLAT which,
came into port wednesday morning
loaded to depth of 2S.S
To Increase Tonnage.
That the volume OF tonnage routed
through Brunswick will be materially
increased soon is certain, said Mr.
White. and in this connection inti-
mated that the Southern IL consider
ing plans to make Brunswick one of
its principal ports in the handling of
export shipments. especially to South
American countries.
Go After New Business.
Mr.. White said that American bust
ness men are allowing European coun.
tries to take large part OF the bust
ness built up in South America during
the war, but that Americans are now
becoming alive to the situation, and
are going after this trade in the right
way. He said also that German. and
other European shipping concerns are
undertaking American steamship op-
orators on freight rates.
In connection with port develoR
ment. Mr.. White pointed out that un-
der the new rate schedules. Southern
railroads have an advantage over the
eastern lines. and that now is the time
to go after new business from the mid
die west while TO lowers rate to
Southern ports Is In effect. He left
last night for Mobile. Ala, to look over
the port situation there.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-29
TURKS TQEVACUATE
.|SMID PEN|NSULAR
Advanced Movement of the
Greek Army Cause of Hasty
Action.-Circassian Bandits
invade and Raid Town, caus-
ing British TO Send Reinforce-
ments to DardeneIIes.

London. July 2S.-The Turkish ma
tIonalists have decided to evacuate
the Ismid PeninsuIar.
This step has been determined up
on, says an Exchange Telegraph dis
patch from Constantinople, because OF
the Greek advance In the direction of
Adabazar. at the base Of the peninsu-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-29
BANDITS RAID
TOWN WEDN EsOAY.

Constantinople. July 2sf-Circas-
Sian bandits appeared yesterday at
Karaboughtan. ON the Sea OF Mar
mora. raided the town and killed the
Turkish governor and the commander
Of the gendarmie. A British detaeh-
ment assisted the gendarmes in bur-
suing the bandits. AS result af this
incident the British are reinforcing
the DardanelIes garrison.
PLANNING TO LAND
GREEKS ON BLACK SEA.
ConstantinopIe. July 2S.-The
Greeks are credited. in rumors current
here. with planning to landing on the
Black Sea coast in Asia Minor. with
point east Of Thrace as q base for
their expedition
The purpose OF this will be TO out
flank the Turkish nationalists and
compelling their evacuation OF the
Ismid Penlnsuiar. and II successful
the. probable forcing back OF the
Turkish right wing TO the vicinity or
Angora.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
TODAy'S PROGRAMS

iInERry-Dsrsthy Dalton In ''se-
hind MASKS"
CI.EMMEn--NAsisne in "Biiilons.
COIIsEuM--Jsme~ olive Curwood's
The t.cisien soarr."
WINTER GAltDE>--'@The Rider Of
the King Log"
uiUE NOusE-WsDds hswiey In
THE Outside Woman.
srRAND-->scmi Chtid~v~ In Gear
age"
Cot.O>lAI>--Ni,lan Martin In The
song ~ the soul"
RtN--f<iish storey In 'Bcsrh Of
Dreazua"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
ANNOUNCE CONTEST WIN.
NERS SATURDAY

Winners Of the Courage"
and Ten Dollar Raise" contests
viii be announced Saturday.
Courage" Is the picture which
closes weeks run at the
Strand theatre tonight and THE
Ten Dollar Raise" IL Peter u.
Kyne's great human.intercst
drama which opens Saturday at
the Blue Mouse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
Blue MOUSE
WINTER GARDEN

The Servant In the House." the
famous story written by Charles
Ram Kennedy. which In dramatic
form was first presented more than
a decade ago. and stun stands as one
OF the greatest successes In the his.
tory OF the American stage. has been
transformed into motion play. and
will be seen at the Winter Garden
for week. beginning Saturday.
The play has been produced with
an ailsiar cast. Including Claire An.
derson. Clara Horton. Edward Peii
and Jean Hershait-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

The entire fishing fleet OF San
Pedro. Cal. appears in THE Ark
Angel starring Gladys Walton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

Tom Moore Is a busy cuss. Fin.
ishod Prom tho Ground Up" Sat.
ursiay and started The Man With
Two Mothers" Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

Jsrh Dempwy b going back
Into the movies. To make y Is
rv~i srriL entitled The Scarlet
RidrY.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
STRAND

A practically aii-star cast Of play.
crs has been assembled by William
De Mile In his latest production.
The Lost Romance." which opens
at the Strand Saturday. The prin.
oipals include such screen favorites
as Jack Holt. Conrad Nagel. Lois
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

part OF Berthe Stewart In The Girl
in the Taxi" which opens at the
Coliseum Saturday. Dressed In old
clothes. he In unexpectedly rushed
away In "A taxi beside beautiful
giri- From then on there's action
until the final fadeout
COLONIAL
Vivian Martin Is called upon 10
portray the role OF little blind glri
In The Song OF the Soul" her lat
est starring vehicle. which win he
shown for the first time In Seattle
at the Colonial Saturday.
william J. Locke is the author Of
THE Song Of the Soul" and Fritz
Leiber. well known for his clever
work In Shakespearcan roles on the
speaking stage. plays opposite Miss
Martin.
REX
THE Ba,tiln' Kid" In the title OF
the lively screen showing scheduled
10 open Saturday AT the Rex. II In
picture filled with action and the
three leading male characters are
those OF Western sheriff. mine
owner and a happy.goiucky knight
OF the range. OF course there s a
girl in tho story. too--its over her
that most OF the scrapping occurs.
The cast includes many prominent
players
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

Ceore. o'Ifara 10 10 be leading man
for Shirley Mason In -ouccnic-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

Wilson. All OF whom were seen In
midsummer Madness"
The Lost Romance" II a romantic
story written by Edward knobiock.
LIBERTY
Ethel Clayton is the heroine Of
''Sham.- tho new picture drama com
Ing to the Liberty Saturday. Miss
Clayton has the role Of a young 30
ciety woman whose parents. In spite
OF the loss OF their fortune. try 20
live up 10 the rest Of their social set.
The daughter In about 10 wed a man
whom she does not love. but who Is
very wealthy. when another man
suddenly enters the story--he Is the
man she really loves.
Thr climax In surprising.
COLISEUM
Dubbed by hls father fpoiiycod.
die and disinhrrsted from large
fortune. That's the odd fate that BE-
falls Carter De Haven. playing the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
CINiNIF;R

CI.ENtNIER
s0IuE FIGHTING LOVER the
i story by Zen Ames Williams
which serves Frank Mayo as his
latest starring vehi, =, comes 10 the
cemmer Saturday. Is society
drama. comedy dr. I and n melo-
drama combined. and was filmed at
Santa Barbara during the annual
horse show.
Mayo plays the role OF young
chap who falls In love with a trio OF
pretty girls.
BLUE MOUSE
The discovery Of oil has really led
To the unexpected and quick accumu-
lattice of great Riches and such dis
covcries have been utilized time and
again In story and on screen. but
never has oil been found before In
the way wilkins" discovers II In
'~rhe Ten Dollar Raise" the Peter
n. kyne huusn-intercst drama
which opens Saturday at tho Blue
Mouse.
william V. Mong Is east as ''wn.
kina"
Evening journal., 1921-09-28

THISTBEDOWN will show the
way a tempest blows A simple
sentence indicates the trend of most
domestic disturbances.
IT'S a lack Of right-mindedness :"
writes A HAPPY WIFE.
And doesn't that cover the causes
Of divorce as completely as volumes
could do?
My husband and I have remain
ed true lovers for over 10 years"
continues the letter. I'VE have Of
ten talked plainly about the temp
tations which are wrecking homes
everywhere. My husband and 1
agree that right-minded persons are
paying no attention to the disinteg-
rating influences at work in society
today. In your letters please re-
member to write occasionally for
married lovers"
Having given fright mindedness'
as the first requisite for matrimony.
HAPPY WIFE hasn't left much for
me to say, except that right minded
ness is obviously the normal con-
dltion for a successful marriage. and
as essential TO it as air is to life.
Right-minded husbands and wives
never try to restrain individual lib
erty. Neither would impose upon
the other. Neither would cheat the
other
Il will be true. for there is one
who trusts me-" Thus they turn
and apply personally a very lovely
line OF poetry.
Evening journal., 1921-09-28
WAR HONORS
FOR STATE men
Contlnued from Flrst Paee.

Continued from First Page.
providing for communication be-
tween the infantry and the post of
command.
Among others cited for bravery by
the French government who resided
in Delaware is George j. Crosby. OF
Delaware City. who served as major
OF tank corps in the American
army. Major Crosby received the
French Ordre de L'Etone Noire.
Donald Cloward, og 900 Jefferson
street. who served as a private in
the ambulance service, was awarded
the French croix de guerre with a
silver star. The citation sets forth
that Cloward with imperturbable
calmness and an absolute devotion
to duty effected the evacuation OF a
number of wounded during August
1-6, 1918. under the most perilous
conditions regardless OF danger and
fatigue"
Among other Delawareans are;
Leroy Jones. 2S Kentmere Road
Co. r. 115th Infantry, goth division
French Medaille Militaire. cited Mas
9. 1919, by presidential decree for a
soldier of admirable courage. His
platoon having been held up, hs
spontaneously went forward anc
crawling along under intense ma.
chine gun fire. captured two of the
guns. killing or taking prisoner. th'
crew.
Lieutenant-Colone Thomas Hol
comb. enlisted from Delaware
awarded three palms. for valien
service in the north and northeastern
sectors cited October 2S, 1918. No
vember 6. 1918 and July 10, 1918
He was In marine services. execute,
several successful attacks agains
machine gun nest and withstood nu
merous counter attacks.
John G. Roberts, Ocean View, pri
vate. Ambulance service. Frencl
Croix de Guerre. with silver stai
March 16, 1919. Cited as a man o
great zeal. constantly exerting him
self to the utmost day and night. 4
his hazardous employment
Lewis w Mustard. Jr.. private
first-class, Lewes. French Croix d
Guerre. with bronze star. CITED
November Is, 1918. for clearing
first aid station of all wounded
T while under heavy machine gun fir
and violent bombardment.
John Wilson O'Daniel, Secon
! Lieutenant OF Newark, with lit
Infantry. Fifth Division. Geners
Evening journal., 1921-09-28
YACHT AMERICA DUE
TO ARRIVE TODAY

The famous racing schooner yacht
America, which was at Philadelphia
over yesterday and last night. is
scheduled to arrive in Wilmington in
tow of a submarine chaser. at 4
o'clock this afternoon. to remain at
the Municipal Wharf over night. Be
yond the bare announcement that
the America is to visit Wilmington
today. Mayor Harvey, the Harbor
Commissioners and other city Off
cials knew nothing OF the plans OF
those in charge OF the historic yacht
which in 1851 won the Hundred
Guineas Cup later known as the
Americas Cup, from England. Since
then no English yacht has been able
to win II back.
The America is to start tomorrow
for Annapolis, where the Navy De.
partment will take II over and keeI
It at the Naval Academy.
Evening journal., 1921-09-28
Letters - Lovers
RICHT-MIZNDE'DNESS
BY wINoNA WILCOX

In these letters, we have been con-
sidering some Of the reasons science
has lately given for human weak
nesses, especially for our emotional
weaknesses.
But science. in explaining why
men and women misbehave, unfor-
tunately has provided some persons
with apologies for their own mis-
conduct. Science today carefully ex-
cuses certain humans for being no
better than they are. Criminals and
the insane are explained as products
OF drunkenness, starvation, etc.
Environment tells why we can't
help being what we are. Thus sci
ence has provided rather clever peo-
pie, of a certain type OF mind. with
pretences for evading their duties,
and for failing to live up to very
moderate standards of human de-
cency.
A disregard OF the obligations of
marriage and paternity is one OF the
unfortunate by-products of much re-
cent information about the instabil-
ity OF the emotions And geniuses
who write some of our popular fic-
ton openly discuss the home, after
love has crashed. as II nothing re-
mained to hold il togetherl
There is much in matrimony be-
sides love.
There are many confusing and
conflicting kinds Of love, but Of right
mindedness there is but one variety
When it exists, any matriomnial ven-
ture will survive.