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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23

>.1-yv Work. Ian % V-fu HAYS
i'''''-"S'' -.-''' ~ -'''H
job. That said, we shall briefly outline
its plan and s,ope-a topic Of interest 10
.-,. ,,o,i, f,n IN ,to 1,,d
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Away gp I'D i'"H' - use VI. ,.. ~
''AI 'lI, ''' nIs 4'''te H..
u't 10 'Us P'li-i's ''-4 '-' ,,.l-'.,il, g.,
10slIy. wa ,l- ~ ,.',--,,.'.'.g
49, .,,. - ~ 30. NatIoual 4,socia-
- ,t,+t,, pi.f1ra prodpcsrs ana
r,t.,rfhuto,s for their part have between
themselves ana 10 him. agreed 10 accept
ina ..TraBana dvuafno" az n sor. OF sub
Iir,s,od rnIteJ Srafes supreme Court
stttir., Within the Industry and 10 accept
his decisions
PRIMARILY. Mr.. HAYS has been hired at
sfoi oeh q vfar for three years to Aireco
H.. nrseerv..tio, Of rbe motion picture IA
5rstrv which Is trenl bling under the n
r..tl. of .,r.orsbip. taxation and dupl-
cation NJ effort IN distribution.
lie Is the man Of intelligence. honor
auJ standing selected az 81 600 n week 10
uunlre disputes within The trade and TO
rour-sent the leading producers aud dis
trlhutors fu the presentation of their posi-
ttun. no, only 10 the authorities at Wash
lurton. y. c.. but to the ruling minds IN
every state uud city Of Importance In
America
"A tho throhbiug heart OF the motion
picturc Industry New York City Will be
the home Of car Hays after March
g. lie will head4uarter in the proximity
~ Broadway and Forty Second street
What is he to do That is the very
question we asked OF a half dozen or
more Of the men who after considera-
ffon of all the "suitahles' and avail
nblos" decided that Hays was best fitted
FOR the task ahead
HERE'S WHAT
HE'S TO %
First off Mr. Hays is to see that the
public gets the right pictures and to rinse
their toue--pictures that are educational
Iv helpful rs we'll as entertaining When
one producer sees I'm the product of an
.ther elements shat are harmful to- the
;,,dustrv he will protest to Mr. HAYS.
ril,or,isa oh iactiop to the. character of nd
,,-tt.i,,,. us,a Inv ONO prodncar can he
o,.a N H.. ,ri1l d..ido AVA his ,,,i,,.
~ - -. -,
""S III ne "''''''iE' "i'" any
W E"'" '"N'''
~ WI" ~ Par VI vi, "'S' Jo,
10 designate the lhlhES 10 keep OUT oI
pictures and standardlze the standards
of the different States.
Problems OF the studios come within
his jurisdiction There are sixty four
studios on the Pacific Coast and forty
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23

ming; relieves headache. dunness, fevs.-
iShneSs, sneez,ng.
"Pape cold Compound" IL the quick
est, surest relief known and costs only
few cents al drug stores II acts
without assistance. Tastes nice Con-
tains no quinine. Insist upon Pape's.-
Advertisement.
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BEECH GROVE.


p n f, gT ~ ~ r ac : S72 r e. - sec
BEECH GROVE
Perry Township
Anderson Lizzie, Beech Grove, II Is,
% % l ID f5 s.2 Sol anderson Beech Grove Il
paosIo,. sIon1, p ooo.b c-o-a :. o.
o. I' RsscS ro BeG9 TfooS I I9 = 9
ID, oil I85. s7.0f. # II al pa S4886 Beech
Grove State Bank Beech Grove 10 II
To% ShD Of Beech l G4o $4 81 G 13 IoE
Britton,- Chas.. Beech Grove, IL %, Of
1872, $23.74 Brown, Chas b.. Beech Grove
ia5 S8d i3 i 81 Isa o. sa 555 O8 s. ii ia8
$3.50: il 5. oil i33' 50; Il 10, oil 49, $40;
Il II, oil 49, $lo81; Fl II, oil 134, $Gs.73;
IL u L o. d., 80; 9l5.fs Il - Of zVo' $o.JO;
u, Of zO0' $500
Clapp, Charles L., Beech Grove, Il q, ol
- NJ ia SOD. II "A NJ Isg % %
~, 0.ta ~ 80, 80. -, 90
% EAR l4o 0 - ~ beeeq 3oo Gr eye az XXI 81
joe Il, il 4. oil lis. s574 ''''' l'''''
Filberr q F. Reech Grova II % nj
1G3 500. FORSYTH. TeHbie p Bcecb
Grove il ~ Of 49, $I3f4
Ct LASS; - N 6GeS "a a. iore' ~ ~ o. ~
IT5rry tb@IisI BaeCb raJo' iI'5 55
Of 122. $9.77: Goodman. Louis q Harry
1. English. Beech Grove, il %, Of i25
1914.
Humston. Edw E., Beech Grove, Il 3.
oil 162, $6iG9.
James. Martha. Beech Grove. IL 81 so
i9 3o S94"2 80 d@ 246 /, Li59e Bee 55o roye
-. lam 41rb5Ir noarh GroTa II ~ 90
ia III =. Al On 100 ST ~ \ g ~ 81 sl
S II o. i Is 50 I57 II $li q al l. = 81
60 = ~ oa Il b. so IA 81 % - =, -
s4 ~ ~ $1a AZ. n ~ 81 IN $i3t9, Il Il
So ie2, 500: ii ., 81 i62. $i492, il 26
So 169 S14 ~. n ii so Ia Sq1I' a +.
50 1876 $ls.42.
rn,t,a.. - po.oh- ,,.o.-o ., 40
1ei s9o a. Il o. sF In XXX 20 IS, 50
~, ~ ~, ~ 5oI POI - LaI
IA so 191 s15 a. il - "a 15i "a HWY -
,t@.4,a-1- 80. paao, - P ?, .,
1913, 50 60. miller RYAN. Baceb5 dr,oveH
ii il. So 1'i3, Sil46: IL 30, 50 ~ S13 Is
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Continued,

{ OF w line. W ana 90 -1UU II w line, II II
sec SO. tp iii 8. hnndredths 2l, $i263,
CLERMONT.
Miller; JQseRh n. trj Tex ! & 1o,199qq a,
/ 16, 2, Ito a, S25.15.
- RAyENsWOOD.
eager. Marian NJ, Ravenswood, II,
! $2076.
Hubs, Fannie 1e f & VIM B., Ravens
schmltt, Horace A. Raxenswood. il A,
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
/ Anderson, James G. & VIM. E., VIM. L.
! Elders University Heights, il 428, 50 3 ;
A9fs Gf + 50 A. Elders University
r5d Bton,E4he%i John 2,, b b, Elders University
County Real Estate "a Elders uni
versity Heights, IL 1913, $S.42
Henley, Elwood, Elders, 2nd Marion
Heights, il IS. S906.
L,aam.45er5, Lydia, University Heights,
:, 2 ssI & b Hugh. University Heights,
Phelps. Ernest L., University Heights
Stroh, John W, University Heights z
Y, il ~, $3.50; y, il 08, $6.5d.
Thompson, Christina, University. lights
IL 32S, S9.33; Thompson. Mary a, Uni
vegsity Heights. Il 243, 1913
Wheeler, James ", il %, 1898; Wheel
ere Malinda NJ, il SO, 50 SO.
Yakey, JOS, W. &, Gussie, IL Y, 500. 66.
WOODRUFF PLACE
Cheyne, Emma, Alberts & Frederick II,
Frederick H. & Emma A, Woodruff
Place, il 3, $2GJ.6+.
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Ralstqn, Glenn B., Wardeigh, il .245,
$2515; Redman AngI sjI C4lyer' kiggs
II -Warfeigh, II 505. S25Il Remington,
Moses and Minnie NJ, Hartman's College
ave add. il ., $40.5S.
Schubach. Emily W, Crestline add, Il
70, S2O$5 ii 13, so 81; Security Trust Co,
TT, A. b. Carriers 2nd add, IL u, S1I4.UO )
81 1G S11460 Blue Ridge add, il 152,
S30.71 Shideler, Tad. R., Fairview Pl Il
IS. ST9T Southern Lumber Co., Southern
Lumber Co add, Il /, S2S6.S6; State Saw
ings & Trust Co, Browns x Mer Heights
il 81, Sf3S II Lattas First Meridian st
add, il O. S13S44 il. 10, S1T2.TT: IL IL,
$IIf16: il y, .Sl72.7 il p, $1772.77j i
%, SI72.77; Crfstline, il I, $22084; II z,
$20.S4; i 3, $209+; Il I $29S4; Il s.
S3o84; ii is, $2Os4; il 20. s2Os4; Il q,
S2OS Il %, $20S+; Il o. S20s4; II 2B
$1,000 Il ., $2094; II %, $2o.94; i 81.
$3.50 Il &c. S15.S8; IL 40, SlS37; Il
II S1s37, Sticky, Edward W, a. b.
Carriers 9th add, Il 532, S3310; Sui
liyan, John H. & Isabelle, Newell's y
ri add. vac Sc < alley adj sec 1, II 1l5,
S23 Is. Sutton, Roland G & Blanches l.,
Woodcroft, IL 10, $685.; Swift. Chas. W..
& Frank C.. Lights Bellevue sub, II 80,
S5G.02; Il o. S9037; Il 81. S6S7%
Walk, Emily W. Culver Riggs & Lynns
sub, II 10 SSH Washington Bank &
Trust Co.. Warrington, fl TO- S3O1oi;
Weidley. Walter a, Warfetgh, Il 800,
$1S.37, Weiser, Martin e. Warfeigh, IL
49,, S13 "A; WestOver, Robert l.. & Sarah
G., Ardmore. Il II, $40 O.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
(COntinued.l

(Continuod.l
mans add, Ill 9. $216.17; Mcmahon. 0. P.
Hammond's resub Wash. Hts, il 227,
S12O. IS; McNaulI, Charles & Altha, Ham
monds resub Wash. Hts, il '108, $273.S0 /;
Mann Oscar T. Il Henrietta, Warteigh,
il 30, S113-2l; Marks, Isaac, Mcllvain's +
Mer Hts, 4Oft E sids, ii -, S42.31; Meara,
Charles & Maude, WoOdcrOft il 147,
Sl2S80; Morrison, Lloyd A, Woodcroft,
il 81. S146.13.
Patrick, Julia A, Columbia Place 30
fl Cornelius Ave X l29 #, Of 40 # n
side, il IS, S5702; Parrish, James W. and
Thomas S Engle. Culver, Riggs & Lynn's
sub il 1SS. $26.29 (; Peoples State Bank, TT,
HammOnd's sub IS fl Of 146 it n side
z II, il %, S26180; Pisrson, Levi $, Wood
croft, il 1870, $T6.97; Pivot City Beatty Co,
S4O5S; il 4, $40.58; il 3, S40.5S; il &, S40.5S;
il (, S40,5S: il 9. $405S il 10, $40.5Ss II
II, S40.57; Il 10, $4O58.
Pivot City Co, AmbIeside, IL II, S4O.59 ;
il, %, $14S.04; il p, $405S; il y, $401S
il -, $500; II SO, 500; il sc, $50 20 ;
il y, $5O70i il A. 5000; IL 46, 5000;
il 4; $3o70; As, $50. 20; Il, 40, $40. = !;
IL Il, $30.T0; il Y, $3O71: il %. 30.70; il
a, 5000; il as, 5000; il 10 S30.T1; il 81,
5000; il 50, $50.44; IL 10I, $50.44; IL ia,
$50.45 il 115, $J044; il 122, $5045; il
il IA, SJO.44; il 151, $5O45; il 161, $3564 /;
il 1853 $3.50 IL 1854, $50 "a Il 165. S3J64 /;
IL 1G7 S3J.G4; il 16S, S3564 IL 1863, $500 !;
il 10, $3J.64; il III, 1854; Il 17S, 1884 !;
il 173, S3j64 IL ia, $50 81; il 10, 1851 f;
il 176 S35.G4; il III, 1854; IL 17S, $500 ;
il 49, S3J.64; il 1S0, $3.50; IL ISL, $35.64 /;
II, 1872, $3J.64 il 1SS. S35 "a Il 1S9, 1864 /;
il 1870, $500; il 1893, 5000; IL s203, $35.64 ;
sil 204, S35G4; il 2I1, $35.64; il 219 $50. "a /;
III 225. S3564 ii 226. 1891; IL 22T, S35. "a /;
II 22S, S405S: il 229. S4O58; IL 30, S40.5S I;
IL 231 $4058. il 232, SfO.5S: Il 80, S4058 !;
il 236. S405S. il 237. S40.5S; il 23S S40.58;
il 239, S4O5S; Il 90, S40.5S; II 241 S4O.5S;
il 242, $40.5S; il 243, $4O.5S; IL 245, $40. - ;
Il 246, $4OJ6; Il pa. $405S; il PAS, S40.3S;
il 249, $40.5S; Il 30, S405S; Il 252, $40. . ;
Il 253 $405s; il 254, S+05S: il 255. $l0.68;
fl 2J6, $4O5S; II 25T. S40.5S; II 2J8, S40.5o;
Il 30, S4053; Il 260 $40j8: il 281 S4O.5S.
Provident Investment Co., Hatherleigh,
4 10. SS408.
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CENTER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Corporations.

Cruise. y. S. Realty Co, G!encroft, Il 3,
S15.7S
EiIering. Louis Co. Denny partn sub
pit n W a sec II, twp -. range 4, ac u
& 0G.100 acres, II s, Sl3S-65.
Fletcher Savings y Trust Co., Daggy's
Star add, il Il. So I $l348.
Hobart, Mathew Co, Haston's sub
Browns S E add. Il 3, $1987
Marion County State Bank, Kinnear.
Hiatt Co. y. Boulevard add, II 100 $15.97
Pivot City Realty Co., Mincar add, il 6.
S106c; il :. $1,000; il S, Sl1SI; il 8,
S1LS1
Walker Brooks Realty Co., Stones Or
chard Park, il y, $IS4t
DECATUR TOWNSHIP.
Barnes, a. a, TT, Mars Hill, il 1882,
S4O3; Bessire. Dale P, Mars Hin. il 1867,
S4O5; BrewerR Samuel S, Mars Hin, il
1852, SHOE, BuFnsten, Charles lex S &c. S
end) e q S W "A sec %, twp II, , I2a,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-23

Anderson, Lizzie, Beech Grove, 81 IS
oil l6J. S702; Anderson, Beech Grove, Fl
20, oil fGJ. S7.01.
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INDIANAPOLTs UNSATISFACTORY.

Alien, CIaud, Warnelgh, Il 100, s13.45;
Bailey, James P. & Dorothy L. Wood
Susan, Beverly Heights. il 81. $3071; Boz
dine, Roy l.. Warfeigh, IL p. S3543;
beeson. William. c. G. Weiss Mapleton,
q IA. S35 64 BowIus Mary J.. Crestllne
Cd, Il 10, $20.83; Bunch, Robert r..
Wheeler's Ills hgts, Il 81, $2S.5G; Burn
stein, Bessie. Ardmore, il los, s2370.
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terh n
6ine Po T'e1y War WaSF qei * s3548
o. s95 a. HavcIrs IferT 7 Cresti,nG
81 II 10 $26 az. Buncb Robert r..
TScLaoia-.s ne To,s 81 GT eos n. prrn-
etain Passie A~dmore II 109 s28 70
49, - -00
T1ff-ot +Ia1 X O. Ia nt5 ~
- On So 1e 49, -.ivo So
e Tvnn1s s1h II = so -. C,1ap,ga7 Mn
Me n Ii-bf.s e'ie,e- Cro1a olfd II n
1880; Lights Sugar Grove add. Il p.
FrssIer's sub Columbia Place. II 9 so 10.
$s5ss5 i c5I. g Il %,$ siss7; / ., 81 i.
Browns : Meridian ST. add. il 30, Sl3S.44i
Il 81, Sl3S.44; County Real Estate FL.
Brown + N ieG heISH's' IL o 30 Sl91 -,
tex 0' * -400 At . 9i1e'' IL 3D. F0''i'
Darmeu. Anna I. Woodcroft, Il 49,
Sla684; Il "a, $lo6.S4
Davidson. Robert F.. Wheeler's Ills.
ro.L r.to, ~ ~ ~ o,.-.... a..
g, E5ls'R 9s c az NJ, 'l3 II 91oFet adu,
II 10 5000 - telu' = I1uA ~ ar II, E4e%
~ u,..7. 80 - 5 3ogA e, W @
- 10, ',eI,-y.
rtotb+ - ~ COO - '''9'0~' '-A''
Us A
r,IrpAaH 4S1H vi Inelan44 oil rs, IlIVeF'
Riggs Lynn suo' ILL., $l4'''o-
GIossbrenner II. NJ. Realty Co, Ham
mond ,asuh Washington Heights. W y.
il 23S; H8mmOndS resub Washington
lei l. 30 t'A 10 II sidel, II $40.
ELY5l3 Wells resub Hamnoud's resub,
s 9snPg{ 70 Tie1Eot9 Iosd o. >4-8'0 ,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
(CoMinued.)
- = -. - - -.

NSOnIlnueu:l - =. -
S23S. 50; Byers, SalIie X. CWm. & Maggie
Guyer Life est, S ofrd e side p Z
4 sec Is twp IA, + 2, 29a, $92.4G; Byers,
Sallie x. & Herschel HIN Of I'd n end
q z N E a sec 10, twp Il, 2, BOA,
S92. 10.
Coppock, Eliza j., Newton, 81 # n end,
il ., $3.50
tastes, Charles c., f y S w ~ sec 10,
twp II, r ?, 80a, $3178S.
Greater IndplslI Indus Assn, Mars Hill,
Il 593. $4O3; Guild, James r., Mars Hill,
il 2452, /S4.03.
Seldensticker, George, Mars Hill, il 926,
S4.03.
Tanner, Gordan b, Mars Hill, il G23,
S403.
FRANKLIN TOWNSHlP,
Brown, Ernest T. & Ruth f., New
Bethel, n Of -4atch, il %, 1851; il 50, S3.Gl;
n w cor n w u sec 81, twp IL, o. 8Sa,
$500.
Cburchman, Frank f., w u sec 81,
twp Il, 4, 100 a, S71O.T0; $ y w a w
4. see y, twp 10, +, 4Oa, $S0o.49; Church
man. Henry c., Robert NJ. d I. & Netue
c., Turner tex Z 2J-10O Il cor n p
W y SW "A sec y twp 10, + 4, 32.toa,
S45996
Federal Securities Co, N T cor n W 4
S E Il sec 81 twp 10 5, 11.25a $l29.43 ;
Fidelity Trust Co.. IT., Latonia, Il i,
e,3g - II o cog II II q S22 I I IL S23 ( ] :.
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Zagst Ella F., Vajens sub Holmes "
end add, IA # S side, H. y, SO IA, Sl479;
EaJens sub Holmes " End add, tex 6
It sldel. L 49, SO a. $61.28
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itOntlnUeu.J
ANNNNN-NNNNNsNNFNNSN~ sN~sN~eFs~Nsee~NSN@SNrN~sN
1884, 1882; Bruder, Louis, Bernhardt hrs
add, il 10, $500.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-24
bound with heavy wire.


bound with heavy wire.
Mrs Anna Garretson of West Mon
roe, mother Of Richards, viii arrive
here in the morning and viea the bod
les. Before leaving Monroe she said
she would be able to identify her son.
Company A, Louisiana National
Guard of Alexandria, and a machine
gun company from New Orleans, or
dered to proceed to Morehouse par
ish, were due to arrive here or at
Bastrop early today 1t was not def
nitely knowo at which place they
would be stationed
Attorney General Coco, who is to
take charge Of any legal PROCEEDINGS
growing out of the kidnapping, accom-
panied the New Orleans militiamen.
The attorney general is said to
have stated that the additional troops
would be used to protect those en-
gagged in the Investigation Of the kid
naping and to prevent possible clash
between opposing clements.
Two pathelogists, from New Or
leans will arrive this morning and
hold an autopsy on the bodies to de-
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-24
SIX MEN BEING
HELD BELIEVED
DENVER BANDITS
ARRESTED IN SANTE FE AND
WERE PICKED Up WHILE
EATING BREAKFAST

Sante Fe. N. NJ. Dec. 23.--Six men,
with heavy suit cases. who arrived
from Las Vegas in a car carly this
morning, are in the county jail pend
ing Investigation in connection with
tie robbery Of the United States Fed
eral Reserve Bank truck at Denye.
The United States marshal's office
had received a tip from Las Vegas
and Deputy Goutchy and Assistant
Superintendent Dugan Of the peni-
tentiary, after observingn the sus-
pects during breakfast in restau-
rant, took them into custody.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-24
FAST PROHI BOATS PAY
THfSP0RT SHORT VISIT


Two Of Unsie Sans trim little pig
hibition boats. assigned to duty aloIt
tho coast between savannah
Jacksonville came into port yeste
day morning. officers off the boa9
boarded one or two vessels in ttS
harbor but did not succeed in locating
anv intoxicants, and one of the little
apeeders leftf Immediately for Sayan-'
nah. while the other remained in port
throughout the day
These boats. specially built for psl1
troll duty, are probably the fastest
crafts that have ever visited Briinyl
wick. They are equipped with i29l
horse power speed engines and are
capable of making 45 niles Per hour
when under full steam They attract4
ed Considerable attention YESTERDAY
la@ they speeded in and out Of the
har,or
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-24
Wilhelm Sells Wedding
Picture and Gets Cool
Ten Thousand For 1t.
lnn AssocIntcl ! fess.l

Doorn, Holland, Dec 23,--fhe
former German Emperor has sold to
a London and New York company
the world rights in what he describ-
ed as the first official photograph q
his recent wedding The price paid
was $4,000
Tbe picture shows the former kai-
ser in the uniform Of field marshai
Princess Hermine is wearing the fa-
nous diadem the wedding gift OF her
husband
Elaborate and extensive prepara-
tiops are being made at Doom castle
for the Christmas season
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-24
NO COLD WAVE is ON
FOR CHRISTMAS is
WEATHER FORECAST
CBy Associated Prcss)

Washington, Dec. 2@.-"There is
no cold weather in sight
Thus the goyerm9cnt weather fore
aasters this morning set at rr
anxiety as TO Yaletide weather pros
poets
Although fros. was renorted this
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-24

He said HGtS6S
The defense calrq
Yesterday to supports
contention u
ines were justifable homis
tempted to show that extresN
cation resulted from imports@
armed guards and non-union lhineY
dn,inq the coal strike. Witnessd
also told of the shooting oil the three
union miners at the mine on the atS
ternoon of June 81.
The defense began introducing ITS
evidence at the morning session, att
or motions, asking that all the evil
aenee introduced by the State be eX-
lrhded and that the court direct
/ verdict of "not guilty had been over
ruled by Judge D. T. HartwelL
A number Of the witnesses testl-
fed that the territory surrounding the
mine was peaceful and quiet until af-
Ater union workers had been dischafg-
lu and non slion inen and armed
yaarcIs sent into the pit by the coal
company
Several testified thai the guards
had toured up and down the public
highway near the mine ins2 motor
truck, each one CARRYING t@oSgistols
and "a rife that I'll held and
searched peaceful tNslers, A1ed
at women and warned every 80 to
STAY off the road after sundown.
otner witnesses told of hiding
when the shooting began at the mine ml
n The afternoon Of June p, and Of hay
< ing their stock killed by shots from
1t was during this silootings that
y Edward Crenshaw, who testified that
he was former Union miner and had
lived a half mile from the Lester
mine all his life, said#he saw the
shouting Of Jordy IIefdeFsons the ftlfst
ity union man killed.@ h
Of Did YOU see any one shotT
in yes. They said his name wa,
ar Henderson and he fell about lo'
cal wards from my house. He must hav'
uld been killed instantly
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-24

elimination Of the American Dag
from PASSENGER trade on the high
seas. would result if Interpretation
given the Dad Aherty bone dry rnling
by Federal J1ge Hand at New YORK
is sustained by the supreme court,
the International Mercantile Marine
asserted in brief filed in the SUI
preme court Friday in support Of its
appeal from Judge Hands interprets
ton
The briefs contains plea that
American ships cannot justly be pre-
vented from serving liquor ON the
high seas, under the prohibition law.
It also declared that il is not un-
lawful for a vessel to bring their ship
stores of liquor into American terri
torial waters, in this respect taking
position similar to that set forth
by foreign shipping cSneerns inBa
brief filed recently with the court v
The brief brought out that the
great foreign transatlantic liners
viii always be able to sell Liquor ON
their westbouud voyages and against
such competition the American lines
viii be seriously Handicapped because
it says. Europeans Will not travel by
American steamers when they can
come by foreign ships and enjoy theii
usual Wine
Similar conditions, it adds, will
prevail in the South American trade
on the nothbound voyages, While
vessel southbound in that trade can
stock mp with liquor at Bermuda ol
Havana The most serious compe-
tttion viii come. it asserts, on the
Paciffic, where in the far eastern
trade ships sailing from Canadian
ports would have diverted to then
practically all the passenger business
'It seems Uncomfortable that con.
gress would have intended to extend
prohibition to ships" the brief as
serts. when the result Of doing s'
would be to nnllify the national poll
cy Of the United states with respec
to shipping 80 far as passenger traf
| 6c is concerned Z
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-24

no Chr@ zee. Neither thes les5
ident nof Harding has made any
holiday plans. She may come down
stairs in her wheel chair and preside
at the table for Christmas dinner,
but otherwise the day will be ike any
other since she was taken ill.,
To add little cheer. the White
House has Yuletide wreaths in the
windows, and there viii be a profu.
sion of flowers
AS a Christmas present to the
thousands of government employcs,
President Harding issued an eHecu-
tive order closing the Government de-
partments at noon today, and al That
hour most high officials as well closed
up their desks and went home.
The senate, too, joined in The carly
beginning Of the Christmas season,
holding only . short session but the
house went ahead with ITS consldera-
tion Of appropriation bills
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-24

morr.rg IN nottbe-n and central
Florida, the forecast for the next two
days as announced today, calls for
somewhat higher temperatures in tha
Continued from page 81.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-24

I'm YEAR
-5 n
iated pr1Ss
3 aThe probability
gail meeting Of
n episeopacy in
Rc 20 ftxt jubilee year,
wa Dcd in the Papal encIieal
issn such expecting would
fh a Ation or1the economic
connc W held in Rome in
Pope Eyclical recalls the re-
cent Italy and the efforts
of the cbui 10 quite them Among
the peaceful events of recent years il
calls attention to the twenty-siXth in
ternatonaI cucharisuc congress am
ihc great religious manifestitation at
tcndant upon the TRANSPORTATION 0
the image Of the virgin from Rom
to Loreto
The letter, cnumerating presen
world evils, which it says are cause
by greedness for material things
says that the remedy in chiefly to b
FUND in return to Christ, whic
means peace, justice and love anon
all peoples, respect for order and al
thority and combating matcrialisl
AS well as teaching true democraC
and prothersood
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-24

: Thanking every man, woman ?
= and child in Brunswick for their =
: kindncsses on so many occasions :
\ to the MISUNDERSTANDING and =
: wishing for YOU Individually and >
= collectively Happy Christmas =
= and most Prosperous Ne" :
= Year, T beg TO rcmain,
\ Yours most sincerely to serve, =
= FRED G. WARDE,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30
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