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Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-20

was the style to wear Lus-les and drag ones skirts in the dirt of ths streets, the men fought for the chance tc prrIslc- made with the girl who had oli the big gest bustie and the longest street sweep CT, just as now they dash for The one having the largest vanitys oas. and the briefest apparel. They are hcpe,ess slaves to fashion.
 s'What is poor girl so 60? Either she fellows the styles and snatches a beau now and then, or Is let ta moldfr on the parent stem if she tries to dress otherwise.
 esT wouldn't give } cents fer tie slc- cess those big corporations vii have in their campaign, either All the girls will go and get them other jobs, and go right on making all the young men fall in love with them !.'
 "But something has got to be done about it. declared the sensible father. "Altuda must be reasoned with.''
 Don't make me choke to death laugh 1 ing interrupted his wife. What is the use of being an illogical woman If you can be reasoned with? Nobody expeets q woman to listen to reason and ys,u know l iti We've been told SC long that we are l illogical that we are it mechanically. It's l terrible convenient, too, for we can do l JiSL as we lke ana AODQOy can QO a InlHg about 1t because we are illogical wofA n and there's no use talking to usi I
 shouldn't tell you all this, but I, am I merely trying to explain why your case l is hopeless and that there isn't a particle of use in getting all wrought up over it ]. 1 Let Altuda alone. She looks kind of cute
 anyway-see her coming up the street l now?''
 p said the sensible father squint- l ing his eyes. "At this distance you can't tell whether she is or so from her gar l nents: And that bobbed hair-as though 1 she were 12i Who's that with her?' "oh, that's Purley Copperdate,'' AL l judas mother said carelessly "JIe haunts her footsteps these days and he 1 Is so altogether eligible that I am just holding my breath-not that I am
 anxious for Altuda to marry and leave | us-''
 sHm?' said the sensible parent, l squinting his eyes again. ''so Puriey Copperdate is attracted to Altuda, is he :? H'm. Well. well On the whole, I guess
 won't make myself unpleasant by inter
 fering with out child's style or dress jus;
 now"
 l T guess you hadn't better" agreed his wife. fe."-Exchange.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-20
BATH MATS

F dozen assorted Bath Rugs, heavy Turkish Mats, in, pink, blue and yellow, value S1.5o - Sale price sse 10 dozen large size, heavy weight Bath Rugs, in gray ef- fects only, value $2.93 = Sale Priee .........s........ ,$1.43s
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-20
CRASH ToWELING

f7-ineh BramsIey Hleaehed Crash, value f5e-Sale price. 1c f7-ineh All-Linen Abssrbent Crash, bleaehed and brown, value 37Isc-sale price ...... 25 f8-ineh BrarsIey Crash, strict
 ly all linen-Sate price yard 8
Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-20
HUcK TOWELS

One case of size fexS6 Huek Towels, regular fse value, at 12Lze Half case size 1sx3s HIek Towels, regular 25e ~Hiue, at. 17e 10 dozen size 1sxse Webb's Linen Huek Towels, absolute Iy pure quality-speeial price go 12 dozen large size "oId Bleach" Huck Towels, SIPS and Sf.50 value, at .................... 9se
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-03

Senator LaFollettc is engaged in
the job of organizing third party.
The movement is natural outcome
of differences within the republican
organization, 1t has simply come to
be an utter impossibility like men of
the Lodge, Calder, Halle, stripe to
belong to the same political party
with men like LaFollette, Borah and
Johnson. Like water and oil they
VIII not mix.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-03

Our very sincere concentrations
and congratulations are extended to
Mrs. Madge Merritt, the efficient
home demonstrator for her very capS
able work in connection with the
GfS1jn county fair, which has just
ended. { Ihis movement is doing a
vast amount Of good It is acquaint-
ing flie people of Glynn county with
some Of the many advantages Of their
home land, from the agricultural
point Of view.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-03

There will he a city election in
Brunswick on Tuesday sort of rat
ifcation affair, but every man and
woman who voted in the primary the
other day and many who did not,
ought to go down and vq1Fp Hon. G..
d. 0gg, the nominee for city com
missioner, viii be the only name on
the ticket. but he should have a good
rouslng vote.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-03

Remember the little Christmas
seals and also remember that the pro-
ceeds of their sale is devoted TO the
unfortmates who suffer with tuber-
culosis. They are real messengers of
mercy in as worthy a cause as good
men and good women were ever en-
gagged.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-03

AS we understand the situation ovN
er in Savannah, Governor Walker is
wrong in his whole premises. The
only question is whether one or the
other group of politicians will cons
trol municipal affairs in that city
It's the Lawrence ring against the
Oliver ring, as We view it. Tweedle-
dun, tweedle-deel
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-03

A Attorney General Daugherty may
Ais weII make up his mind and 20
kyhilc the going is e 3D. When cr.'-
6nrt minister is being impeae BY
owf PARTY, he is in the middle Of
- very bad fix.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-03

On December 18th, city and county
bonds for the construction of the St,
Sfmhon highway will very likely be
sold. In that event, it is planned TO
begin work on the great plan Of de-
VeFopment by January first. Fine.
Let's see if we cannot put it over by
the first of the following year
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-03

of justice after it had been prov
ed that such persons are guilty
Of having accepted fees to repre-
sent those charged BY. the depart
ment Of justice with Violations Of
of the federal statutes in cases
pom which the said employees
had been engaged.
{. The perversio of the legal
process of the United States for
the purpose of instituting action
FOR which there was no justifiea-
tion at the time o its presentation
and the demanding from the
courts as against private individ
uals processes of court subver-
sive of those rights of freedom
of speech, freedom of the press
and peaceable assembly assured
by the constitution and laws of
the United States.
s. Flagrant and bold favorit-
ism in the administration Of jus
tice ON behalf of corporations,
companies and individuals owned
or controlled by or affiliated with
the banking house Of j. p. Nor
gan & Co.
8. The use of fraud and deceit
practiced upon former President
William Howard Taft in order to
obtain the release from a federal
penitentiary Of c, w. Morse, un-
der the pretext that Morse was i'll;
upon the failure of the said
Morse to pay to Daugherty's as
soeiates in the pardon proceed
ings an agreed fee, and after the
said Daugherty became attorney
general of the United States, the
prostitution of his high office to
T purposes. of personal revenge by
secuiTiig ap indictment Of the
said Morse and other directors
of corporation and of atttor-
neys for the corporation on a
eharge of violating federal laws
aud by failing to seek thesindiet-
ment cf ether directors ofathe
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-03

the city commission will highly
I've to repair that boulevard drive
amy IN the year 1923, it will make
rlany Brunswickians and every visi
pr to the city very, very happy.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-03
III DEpARTM9Nrs PHONE 1888

1, there is better brand of wealth
kAnywhere in this earth than we
being served with right now, then
ave yet to find any record Of it.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-03

A very cordial welcome awaits You
in all Of the Brunswick churches this
morning. Go and You are sure to
better. when the service is oveY
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-03

sdid Corporation equally guilty
With Morse Of the alleged offsnss
if aAy, and BY falling to seek the
Indictment Of another attorney
equally guilty with the sttorneys
indicted which other attorney is
IN the emptoy Of The department.
q justice.
10. The wiIfuf diversion Of
public finds for an illegal puf-
pose through the employment Of
agents in the bureau Of investi-
CATION of the department Of jus
tice to shadow members Of the
house and senate who had eriti-
eized his conduct ON the floor Of
congress-.
II. The perversion of the pro
cesses of justice and che adfnfhis-
trati6n Of the department Of jas
tice through The undue fnauefee
exercised apon the attorney eefi-
eral by e Thomas 3. FEEDER,
former led h associate Of the said
Harry NJ Daugberty in the
Morse ca and others.
1a@Continuing submission to
the influence Of corporations and.
individuals Of Sreat EeaIg
power in the adrninistrslis 10
justice and the deliberate
niving at the lootlhg ofEz
he naval oil reserves
United States Of Amerirrs D
fusingb at the behest aft4 aetlsda.sF
of the Standard OH Compahy6,of
California to institute suits 10
recover for the people Of the
United States title to lands IL
galfy and ffaudultntly obtained ,
u the said compsny; and the
Recommendations Of the presi-
Sent and the securing Of secret
pardons for wealthy persons i'm
mediately after their convictions
for violations of the antitrust
laws and of shocking crimes
against childhood innocence, in
volving .ts J gro moral turpi-
10. ITO posi-
large finalt srai respoTl-
sibility Of re untrust-
worthy, corfu Md dangerous
to the liberties Of thaspeople @
the United State ginr
the time Of such
hat they were men
! !
er.
rHE cHRfsTMAs sEzLs
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-03

Our friends in Savannah have only
themselves to blame for the political
1ium that attaches TO them, For
~ end years they have been play
With fire in the shape Of rotten
ct they still play the gaRNs
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-03


eent, the conclusion is reached
from tho period from Jan. / i
date, the manufacturers hays.
orders for about per cent ~
Der than has been rroduc, IN
figure is for the entire coun Nat.
urafiy conditions vary somewhat ir
the different manufacturing regions
in some cases the prepondcrance Of
orders over production being greater
than IN other sections.
This week production will be cur.
failed somewhat though not yer!
greatly fcFAhe main winter holidas
of the hm4 industry is cbristmas
Winter weagher in sonte 6f thc luip.
ber prody hg regions always means
a curtaiiMtnt in production and this
curtailment is already being noted
Shipments, however, can be made II
almost any weather and can go for.
ward without delay, providing sufTi
cicnt cars can be obtained and tn,
lumber manufacturers have the stocl
to ship. Prices are firm with her,
and there advances being made OF
grades in most demand.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-03

various utHOuitilatlOils dIC NfiiiuaiiF
put on sale near Christmas by the Ma
tional, S&te and local Anti-Tubercu-
Hosts Association throughout the
United States. Practically seventy
to eighty per cent of all money OBJ
tanned in these annual campaigns re-
mains in the local treasury for work
against this malady and for personal
relief of sufferers the other small por-
tion being spent for state and ma
tional campaigns, the hofdie Of elm
ic, the printing literature, and sup
Iport of a small headquarters corps.
Since the opening Of the sales Yes
terday the results have been highly
lgratifyingn and Brunswick and
Glynn county will soon be able to put
on real campaign for the. eradica-
ton of this disease, if possIDSA TIE
recently organized Glynn County Tu-
berculosis Association is laying plans
for complete survey of the county
and city. AS soon as this is complet-
ed, clinic will be held, at which
the services of two or three of the
finest experts in the diagnosis and
treatment of tuberculosis, as well as
the attendance of local physicians,
will be available to every sufferer in
the county whether rich or pcrr
white or black, without one cent of
cost to the sick or threatened patient
This clinic, at which the diseases will
be diagnosed and the exact condition
found and recorded will be followed
constantly by follow-up advice and
letters from these experts, as well as
the constant visits and supervision
of the local Association and its nurse
that not only the patient be benefit
,jted,S but, the family naneighboes Fro
q tected from the tlanser5 Of cphtagiof
and sinfectjon. @
| might mention the recent clinic
of this character which attended il
Waycross, whore between thirty All,
.fupty Patients we're thoroughly ex
amined by, Dr.. Z. c. Thrash, Of At
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-03

Member Of the Associated Press.
be Associated Press isgeRtitled to
use for publication of all news
ited To II or not otherwise credit
this paper. and also to the local
published herein.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-03

& In full dress attire, with monocles
suntily in place, the six members Qi
he Greek cabinet were execute
outside Of Athens assi, - tay vs.
is little wonder
world stands horrif5
barous piece Of br
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-03
A BEsMiRCHED ArR
GENER

If there is one brs Of the United /
States government Of any other
governnet for that tier that ought |
to be absolutely a. repfoaeh, 1T D. !
the Department oi ticel me reA-
son for this iq6t5 aus to need
any embelIishment he depart |
ment that is supp Rish Of
tenders; to hold es ales of
justice, should certain( its
head man Of unquei ar
acter, both in his pr and
his public life. Unde de-
partment with lack and
you undermine the VIII zion
upon which Fpe govern Build-
ed!
Yet, Han NJ. Daugf be at
torney gen Il of the UnN ates
is UNI c.sghment charge and
they f con
srcgs ocrat
has hal INT .to
bring n 81 jus
tice. The nsted and
is being pug "a mem
bers Of the - - sassle
most serioa ~
fetal conduct
against
1f' Dad
est and b
resign
guiltyA
Ipositions been made ~dnpassible
and that he brings odium to the adj
ministration of his personal friend,
/ the President of the United States.
Here are serious indictments that
his own fellow republicans have
brought against him in impeachment
charges. Read them and then see if
you do not agree with US that Mr..
/ Daugherty is a very badly besmirched
attorney general. Us
! AlCit tfity dtE SOuAlb ~ aez43tsR.n
/. A wilful and deliperas
tempt to paralyze and dest
4 the efforts and activities Of
federal trade commission
attempts to suppress and punish
violations of til tstrust laws
such violag
2. A WIffuf and delibenas
fusal to prosecute tha
l of the antitrust lawA
4 called to his~Ottentid
4 by testimony takek
The New York Z
\ tive conlS9ittee
8. A MI
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-03

|. OF ~ dHII-VIusc7IaWs VI11z8 q NE'57
aned TO his attention, suppoV ted
by testimony, and evidence, by
the United States senate commit
tee on reconstruction and hous-
ing.
4. A wilfulgand deliberate fail
ure and refusa to enforce the
atutes of the United States
passed by congress for the pro-
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-03

Fcwberry in the United States SEN
'atc. He was former partner Of
Henry Ford and that may help him a
IL in making d good business sena-
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-03

lection of life a
engaged in tra
3. The dismI
in the departli
a faithful and
who had been 4
a ,.4 r.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-03

'rwice your head writer has placed
the caption Of "Red Cross Christmas
Seals on the stories detailing the
opening Of the esmpaign for the sale
Of Anti tuberculosis Cmistmas seals.
This, Of course, makes US appear un-
der false colors, and our reverence
and respect for the Red Cross
prompts us to correct the impssssion
probably current that = the sittle
seals to be used around Christmas
axe being put out by them, as we dc
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-03

ba6ta, president of The GeofA Tu-
kefcuIosis Association; DR.. ]. -
aefson, Of Columbus, Ca, and DR.. }.
". Daniel. Of SsvanBsh, al expert
diagn6sticisns, together with host
81 Wayctoss physicisns who gave
freefy one whole day TO the work.
and Sll Of whom are following up
theff Work fro8 fegufar reports be-
ing sent in 81 the visiting nurses.
Il is the purpose Of the Glynn
County Association to have delivered
n series of illustrated talks on the
Prevention and cure Of tuberculosis
at regular intervals. and vast
anlount Of good will be derived by
the county from these efforts. Thk
exact work that e6n be acconfplish
viii, Of Course, be determined By
amount of funds avaflsbie for
material, ETC.. We have TO pay foT
]. w, SIMMONS, Pres,
Glynn County Tuberculosis Al
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-03

WANTE9vzCigar Statesmen, $37 per
week and expenses Experience
unneeessaf Send addressed stamp
I'D envelc for full Information -
es@lfherk Eigar Co, Anderson, 5. G.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-03

gatlHE VAT IIdUU N'S
6. Allowing persons
IN the employ Of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-05
TliiRTY-FIVE MECHANICS
AT NORFOLK FOR ~ & w

tSpccia! TO The Times Dispatch.
,NoRFOlk. VA, aug. i.-Thc move
OF Eastern railroads to assls. the
coal-carry!ng roads In this section
To move their trains has resulted IN
the dispatch OF some thir,y-nve me-
chanics 10 work on tho Norfolk and
Western
II was understood here that the
men would not 30 10 Lamhert's point.
but that they would DO stationed at
other points along the line west Of
her" In order 10 assist In the move
Ment Of coal and other trains
The Nirglnian has no; received
men from tn" Eastern roads. and does
not expect TO receive them. accord =
Ing to Information here today.
This action follows the statement
yesterday by President y. y Mahc-.
who said thar settlement with tho
strikers was no nearer than 4, was
thirty days ago. He added that while
The Norfolk and Western would pro-
fer 10 have It's old men back. II
would proceed with us operating
plans regardless OF the attitude o.
tho strikers.
Considerable rcstiveness and n de-
sire 10 80 back 10 work among mon
on strike. especially among the older
employees. Is reported today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-05
FAMOUS ESTATE TO
BE SOLD AT AUCTION

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WARRENTON, VA, Aug. i.--"Glcn-
ara, one Of the finest estates in this
county. Will he sold at auction Aug
ust 10. The farm is six miles from
Marshall in the foothills of the Blue
Ridge, ana contains SOS acres.
The house was built in 1889 by Col
oncl Mckcndrcc Jones, who, after
travelling in all parts OF the world,
selected this as the most beautiful
site he had found. 1t is built in
italian style, and though unchanged
in exterior 1t has been furnished
with ali the best modern improve
mcnts.
The land is part OF the famous
Fairfax tract, and has always been
occupied by people OF wealth inter-
ested In horse ana stock breeding.
Among its former owners were Tur-
ner Dixon. Is. T.. RiXey. John Butler
Swan and y. w. Hudson.
1t is owned by T II. Maddux.
farmer and grain dealer. of Marshall.
and j. T. Ramey, Representative of
this county in the State Legislature,
and large land owner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-05
TWO ARE SENTENCED
FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY
lspec.al to The TImes-nlspa,ch. ]

Especial 10 The TImcs- Dlspntchl
FKEDERICkSBU VA. Atir. 4
Eight years on the public roads
was the punishment, me,ed out 10
Clarence. alias Frisco" Johnson
co!orcd. OF Washington. by felony
jury in the Corporation Court her.
Wednesday, when found guilty of
highway robbery. Tho accused was
charged with holding up at the point
OF gun and robbinr two co!orch
youths IN this city about two weeks
ago.
Attorney II. Mason WEIGH. Of
Washington. counsel for the accused.
made motion that the verdict of
the jury be set aside as contrary TO
law and evidence. which motion was
ov"rruled BY Judge Goodrich t,tor-
ncy Wclch then asked the right 10
appeal. which was granted.
Willie smith. charged with being
an accomplice in the hold-up. en-
tered plea OF guilty and threw
himself on the mercy OF the court
As Smith did not have gun when
tho felony was committed, and also
waived trial b. jury and saved the
State considerable expense. Judge
Gooirick sentenced the defendant 10
five years In the peni;cntiary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-05
Lynchburg Claims Lead
as City of Churches

tSpccia! to The Times Dispatch.
IYNCHBURG. VA. Aug. -
I.ynchburg has accepted chal-
iengc from ShcboyEan. Wis. and
Petersburg. Va. ard disputes tho
claims of these cities Cor having
more churches TO population than
any other city in America The
Wisconsin city claims church
for each 1000 inhabitants. and Pc
terstu-S one for each S33 persons.
but here in LynchburE there Is n
church for each 603.7 people.
Lynchburg has nf;y churches.
white and colored. without count
ing six In the immediate suburbs.
There are three congregations in
rented quarters. but ali OF them
are contemplating building at an
early date. This summer half a
dozen white churches have found
1t necessary to enlarge their sun
day schcS quarters. condition
made necessary because OF the
largest attendance in the history
OF the city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-05
PREDICTS COMPLETION
OF HIGHWAY IN YEAR
Robertson Says Coas,.to.Capi.
tai Route Will Be Ready
Next July.

NORFOLK, VA. Aug i.-Conplc-
ton o! the Newport News Richmond
highway h. next July was predicted
today By ". ". Robertson a lead.
ing figure In the movement TO secure
local financial supper, for the con-
s,ructton OF the connecting links In
The route.
Arrangements to finance the $500
GOO 10 be advanced to the State High
way Commission from the cities OF.
Norfolk. Newport News. Hampton
and Williamsburg are being rapidly
perfected.
Norfolk business men Interested In
the proposition have already formed
corporation TO negotiate the road
contract so far as this city Is con-
ccrncd with the State Highway Com
mission. other cities engaging in
III" underwriting viii follow suit i'm
mcdiatcly.
WIKI Richmond acting favorably.
as that city is expected TO. the whole
scheme VIII be in shape TO begin con-
structIcn work and push the build
ing OF tho road so as 10 have IL
ready for traffic by the middle OF mex,
summer.
The corporation formed at Norfolk
Is known as the Peninsula Guaranty
Corporation. Henry G. Barbec is
president. w. r. l.. Taylor is sccre-
tary-treasurcr. Directors include the
officers and John y. Lesner. George
O. liobson. l.. G. Mathews and W.
:. Bcustcu.
The corporation viii undcrwrite
tho advance OF 100000 which Nor
folk is placing 1t the disposal OF the
state Highway Commission In order
20 expedite the construction OF the
road. The city has agreed to pay the
interest on the money by ordinance
passed by the Council
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-05
SUMMER SCHOOL OF RELIGIOUS
EDUCATION WELL PATRONIZED
Nearly 400 From All Sections of Virginia in Attend
ance at University of Virginia, With Expert
Teachers in Charge of Courses
Especial to The Tlnes-Dispa,ch.l

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Aug. 4.
The seventh annual session OF the
Virginia summer school OF religious
education Is under way at the Uni
versity OF Virginia. with an attend
ance OF nearly 500. all sections of
the State being represented.
The clergy conference. which as
semlbes At . O'Clock each morning.
is being led this week by Bishop
Gravatt. OF West Virginia. At the
same hour the woman's auxiliary
training course for mission study
leaders is conducted by William A.
Other sections for the same period
include addresses by Rev. James L.
Ware. OF Philadelphia, on How 70
Teach the Life OF Christ" and by
Rev. +. =. Carter. D. D.. OF Peters
burg. on The Teacher"
Henr Expert DIscussion Daily.
From 10 to lo:45 o'clock DR.. Carte.
speaks on Church school organiza-
ton and management. and Mr.. Ware
on Christian nurture. Other classes
arc conducted during the same period
by Mrs. John Leman. OF Philadelphia
and Miss Helen !. Jennings. of Potts.
Vile. Pa.
Mrs. Lcman speaks daily at II
o'clock on The Church School Serv-
ice League" and Miss jennings OF
The Pupil THE Girl and the
Church" is the subject treated b,
Miss Jeanette ZicElcr. of the Girls
Friendly Society. New York City
while Rev. L. Ruffin Jones. of Old
Rruton Church, Williamsburg. Va, Is
conducting conference course OF
christian Social Service"
The noon lecture courses are b.