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The Brunswick news., 1922-07-30
DIR. DEsAUSsURE
TELLS OF HEALTH ]
CONDITIONS HERE
Answers Request Made by U. S.
Government Engineer
Made Recently
SUBJECT IS FULLY AND
COMPLETELY COVERED
For Past Ten Years There Has
Been Full Time Health Off
GER, Energetic in Preventing
Any and All His to Which HUI
man Body is Heir to.

Hiy oiid FAn MS tO WHICH Flu-
man Body is Heir to.
Answering request from the Unit
ed States engineers office. Dr.. r. L.
Desapssure, commissioner ofgssalth,
has aade the following repasf regard.
ing t@e health and genes@l conditions
existmg here.
'RSalizipg thsaaTgent necessity of
constRpci zshealth work, Brunswick
early $AAsed the advantage. of a full
time Health officer, and for the past
ten years there has been a. full time
healtA officer in charge of the work of
diseass prevention. AS result of this
constructive policy the city and coun-
'ty 4as one Of the best health records
inkhe slate
Malaria--All of our southern cities
ai constantly on their guard against
tA& inroads Of malaria. Thanks to
fseeing policy which includes win
sAf campaign against the Anapheles
mosquito a house to house campaign
against mosquito breeding places with
excellent results.
inspection sof School Children. lin
addition to~the routine physical exams
ination of all the. school children in
Glynn, county there has been establish
ed under the auspices of the Bruins
wick Chapter of the American Red
Cross a free dental and surgical clinic
for white children of INDECENT parents.
This clinic has been in operation
slightly mere than year, but already
more than ninety children have had
their tonsiIs and. adenoids removed,
and more thapshns hfnaSed andStwess
ty-fve dentsf operations Nshve been
performed%
"QuarantineEThe health oflseer is
charged with the duty of inspectfng
any case of a suspicious eharacteF fahd
quarantine cases of small pox, s98rlets
fever; diptheria and other comn6H1
bic diseases. Cases are rFporfed
promptly to the health offiSer and,
when necessary, promptly iauarantin-
ed
Laboratory Department An upstaz
date laboratory is N5fintained at the
BoaFd 81 HealalsaasH prompt diagnoses
Supplied in sHsBicfou&eases. vaccina-
Il y
lions aeaiaIst small po1sAinoculations
against typhoid fever are giSeRa free.
Dairy Inspection-The damxAs in
and around Brunswick are regufS*zY
inspected and graded in three classes
each month TO make the grade .'A''
the butter fact contents must be at
least four per cent, and the bacteria
count less than ten thousand per cubic
centimeter. To show the high stan.
dard required any dairy having high
er county than fifty thousand bacteria
per cubic centimeter is classed as 'C''
grade.
Meat Inspection meat sold in
Brunswick has to be examined and
passed upon by the city veterinarian.
Any cattle, sheep or pork whose Wis
cera show signs of disease is condemn
ed and hauled to the garbage plant for
Nursing Divisional trained nurse
is employed who visits cases of tub
erculosis, assists in the yarieus clinics
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T FFaJEL~AplNJNISTRATOR is
REsDRED in ALABAMA

Mobile, AlssAAdly % alabama to-
day restored thay sffee Of fqel admin
istrator, Roy r. 66 Of Nozzle, being
appointed to the DINGHY tse Cover
nor
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Bruins WICK

Has the lowest death rate q
any city its size n me unlsee
etates.
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RAIL EXEC uy3yE 5AI<Es ATTACK
81 (By stsa PEssa.D
Ciaciunsti, 5bly 2s 1he propcsed
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NOTlCt TO BIDDERS

Sealed proposals will be received hv the Mayor aud Common Council
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MISCELLANEOUS

i GUARANTEED
 TIRES
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 Scored cylinders filled. Satisfaction assured. $6 per cylinder.
 All kinds of automobile repairing and machine work.
 R. del M. SILVA PHONE 230. WARREN.
 30S0-2-26. BIG PAY. Man or woman of charac' ter to distribute religious literature. Chance to make $600.00 or more. Full or spare time. No capital or experience necessary. Universal Bible House, Philadelphia.
 3O66-2-26 WE APPOINT only one distributor for every principal city to handle the Sands Auto Hat Holder" At 4onhnd to on Rio Gpllnr. dis tributors reordering in one thou sand lots. Walter Sands, 720 South Fourth St, Minneapolis, Minn. zz3059-2-26 READ THIS carefully; your horos- cope cast free. Marriage partner described. Money prospects, trav els, etc, etc. Two years guide added free. State birthday, MT. Mrs or Miss. Send 200 in stamps (not coin) to defray postage and clerk ship. Address MT. C. Van de Zaar Dept. 21K), Forest Manson, Haar lem. Holland. Postage to Holland 5c 3060-2-26 FINANCE your own business. We organize companies, furnish certifi cates and seal for s75.00. Free legal counsel. international Finance Co. Moore Bldg, San Antonio. Texas. 3067-2-26 AUTO repairing. Ask for picture catalog. Y. M. C. A. Auto School Los Angeles. 2SOo-o-o INCOME PROTECTlON-Men ant women wage earners: We sel health and accident insurance al roasOuahIe rates in one of tn, l strongest companies in the world , either on the monthly or annual pre- mium plan, that protects your in come and dependents if yua are dls abled. John A. Campbell, AlleI Bldg. Phone 55. Get it today. 2922-3-
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LIBERTY BONDS.

IRV The ASSOclated PreSF
 NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-Liberty bonds closed: 3k $96.96; first As $97.O0; second As s96.64 bid; first 4As $9710; second 4As s96.s6; third 4As S97.46; fourth 4As SOFIA; Vic tory 4%s s10O.02; Victory 4%s s100.26.
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GRAIN
CURES

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FOR RENT
FOR ENTERTAINMENTS

FOR RENT-Near Lincoln School, furnished apartment; four rooms G and bath No children. 526-B, Tombstone Canyon, or inquire = Moore's Grocery. 3079-2-26. FOR RENT-2-room nicely furnished apartment; newly papered; to per manent tenant. No children. 51 2 Jiggervple. 3O47-3-3. FOR RENT-One of the incest Broom furnished apartments in district. Bath, laundry, closets, etc, hot water; reasonable. Jones Brick Apartments, 23 Montana St., John son Add. Phone AIS. 2875-3-2 FOR RENT-Nicely furnished apart ment, two large rooms, private bath, large kitchen and garage. water and telephone free, one block from drug store in Warren. Phone AT. 3032-S-23. THREE-ROOM furnished house, with garage; near Warren Laundry. Ap- ply Review office or IS Art Hill.
 3041-tf.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Department of The Interior,
 O4o793-O52S65.

U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Ari- zona, February IS, 1922.
 Notice is hereby given that Samuel Leiendecker, Hereford. Arizona, who, on l2-16-21 and 1-31-22. made Home stead Entry, No. O497SS-O52365, for All, Section 1, Township 24-S., Range 21-E., G. & s. R. B. & Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Three Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before W. A. Fowler. U. $. Commissioners, at Tombstone, Ai4oaasf oa the 18th day df MYch 1922. A''N
 Claimant names as witnesse: Sam ]. Miller, Edward Wilcox, Adolph C. Hinters, Joseph Hammer, all ot Here ford, Arizona.
 JOHN R. TOWLES.
 Register. Bisbee Daily Review-Begin publ cation 2-2i-22
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NEW YORK STOCKS

FRrnishcd by [. '. OVERLOOK. BROKE
 Corysshondent Logan 6 Brydn
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FOR SALE
FOR sALE-AUToMosILEs

FOR SALE-7-passenger Jordan Auto, running good, good rubber. Cheap cash only. Schwartz Bros. Store. :
 3056-3-4.
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Stock Market
(By The Associated Press>

NE WYORK, Feb. 25.-The stock
 market finished an active week with
 {. strong tone, to which rails and mo- tors made most extensive contriDu- tions, but selected industrials again yielded to pressure. A very large part of the days busi- ness centered in secondary or low
 grade transportations at gains of l to points. Stakeholder featured the
 motors, moving to its highest level of the current movement.
 Domestic oils were in greater favor
 than the foreign division. California Petroleum and Pacific Oil displayed
 especial strength and activity. As a result of the unexpected large dividend recently declared on Market
 Street Railway, prior prefererred, all the other issues of that company
 moved forward. Affiliated properties,
 such as Philadelphia Company and
 United Railways Investment, made noteworthy gains.
 Crucible, Gulf States and Republic Iron suffered from the sort of liquid ation which followed the omission of the dividend on Republic preferred and several of the unclassified spe- cialties eased moderately in the ab- sence of support. Sales amounted to 4S5,000 shares,
 The interesting feature of the clear ing house statement was an actual cash gain of $46.400,0 900, which wipes out the deficit in excess reserves of the past fortnight and left very
 large margin over legal requirements.
 Actual loans and discounts decreased despite the unusual activity shown by the stock market.
 Foreign exchanges threw off yes. terday's moderate reversal, sterling
 gaining Is cents and allied bills 4 to points. On the loan of American bankers to the Dutch government, guilders were strog. approaching their
 recent high at 15-point gain.
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FOR SALE-Ford touring car; engine recently overhauled; body in first class condition; will meet any test. Several extras beside all regular equipment. Reasonable for cash. 745-D, Tombstone Canyon.
 3O55-2-z6.
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FOR SALE
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
By Altman

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-A nice lot, close in, grad ed, ready for building; no walls to build; three minutes walk from high school. Would be first-class location for apartments or flats. Phone owner, GA, or see M. c. High, Real Estate Man. 3O66-3-2.
 FOR SALE
 Groom plastered house in Warren, good location, $2,oJ0.
 S-room house with bath and maid rooms, with private bath, Warren, S2,600.00.
 Groom modern house; large open fireplace, hardwood floor, garage, storage room, laundry room-S2, ,750.O0. Terms. Other good houses we'll To- cated at reasonable prices. See
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BOSTON COPPERS

Fn,nishfd by [. J. OVERLOCK. BROKER
 Covvsspondenf Logon 6 Bryon Ari1 Ennnn1nrcial Sl.
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COTTON MARKET.

fRv Tho Associated Press, NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-Cotton closed steady at net advance of 26 to B points.
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your own business. We organize companies, furnish certifi- cates and seal for s750O. Free legal counsel. international Finance Co., Moore Bldg, San Antonio. Texas.
 3O67-2-26.
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METAL MARKET.

(By The Associated Press) NEW WORK, Feb. 25.-Bar silver, foreign 631s.
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NEW YORK COPPERs Fnrnished by [. J. OVERLOOK. BROKER Cnvresfoudert Logon 6 Brygn
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OTHER CURES

Furnished by COLLINS 6 BRE7HERTON
 Brokrrs
The Washington times., 1922-10-08

it is not covered with water fowl of various descrp-
tons, while the other rocks are bare and deserted
Moss Beach is another great attraction, where the
Is so brilliantly coored that the place looks like
a 1ower-garden. The entire drive In the month when
Nine. Matzenauer was there is afame with the bril-
liant wild flowers Of California and we always came
back to the hotel with a load Of them.
The drive continues around the bay to the old Car
mel Mission which everyone wants to visit It is the
burial place of Father Junpero Serra the founder of
most OF the California missions. lunch at Del Monte
lodge Pebble Beach usually is the end Of the tour
but Nine. Matzenauer frequently wanted to 60 on and
drive all the rest Of the day.
She interested in the homes of. famous people
which are scattered all about Del Monte Forest and
Carmel Bay, and used to talk OF having OF her
own. We visited the Frank Pixley place, the A. X
Macomberss big log hunting lodge Sam Blythe's
home and lot Of other country houses.
The polo Matches golf tournaments and other
sports that keep majority Of the guests busy
of the time did not appeal to Madame. She all for
the country just riding and talking about the scenery
II we had never left Del Monte perhaps we should
never have found any stormy weather. One day is
just like another here plenty of sunshine with cool
sea breeze and nothing to worry about
They often call this the Riviera of America In my
opinion the other side of the pond would be whole
lot better off If they had del Monte Of Europe over
there.
1t Ia not unusual for driver long trip to re-
ceve liberal gratuity his passengers pleased
but 1t struck me as instance Of unusual generosity
one day when we finished shopping tour to have
Nine Matzenauer propose that pick out suit OF
clothes and an overcoat remembrance Of her. ]
thought that meant was due to 60 back to the job at
Del Monte.
But there was still trip to Vallejo, thirty miles
up the bay and it during the ride the boat that
Madame proposed to me that 60 to New York with
her and become her regular driver She said she ad-
mired my driving, that careful and that she al
ways felt safe. 1t came a surprise to and said
! would think II over
She was to leave for the Northwest the next day
and would continue on, with few stops for concert
engagements, to New York. We returned to the Pal
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Monte will show that it has been the Seventeen
Mile Drive enough times have travelled twice around
the world. There is hardly stick or stone on the
route that both Of could not count old friends.
Monterey as everyone knows, was the capital Of
California under the old Spanish regime. Our Seven
teenMle Drive starts down the Camno Real past the
old mission and through the town. We always have
to stop by the ruins of the bull ring and tell of
the yarns that have been handed down from gen
Grafton to another about the bull and bear fights held
there when the old dons came on horseback for hum
dreds of miles to attend the festas. AS far know,
there have never been such fights in Spain itself.
The big event to turn wild bear and the biggest
bull that could be found loose in the ring and let them
fight it out.
From the town we skirt the Presido and get out to
the surf line of Monterey Bay. The lighthouse at
Point Pnos looks up and down the coast far the
eye 1t is here the currents of the North and
South Pacific meet. No matter how calm the rest OF
the sea, there is always swrlng surf. Restless
Sea" was of Nine Matzenauer's favorite stopping
S places. She said she fascinated by spot that
seemed destined throughout the ages to know rest
After travelling over quite bit of Europe came
back realizing why people want to 60 this drive
again and again. There is little bit of all the natural
beauty in the world sprnkled the seventeen miles,
The Monterey cypress is found only at this point 1t
Is a wild, picturesque, msshapen tree-something like
the ancient Cedar Of Lebanon. Sometimes the road
winds through sand dunes that are as white as
drifts and again climbs up into the hills where there
pine forests heavy and dark those of the big
Sierras.
It often takes half day to make the trip, there
SO many stops to be made Every wants to get out
as close possible to Seal Rocks to the lion
puppies at play From these rocks they have caught
and trained three troupes of educated lions which
are now travelling all the world. ! ran across
some of my old friends in theatre in Germany last
Summer, and felt like going up and shaking them by
the fappers and asking them how they would like to
get back to old Monterey. We all more or less
"nsh out of water"
Nine Matzenauer preferred Bird Rock. For some
reason the coast birds have picked out this par
ticuar rock and there is not day in the year when
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ace Hotel that night and the morning she asked
me to drive her to Golden Gate Park.
There she had me stop the car and she gave
large autographed picture Of herself Across it she
had written:
"in appreciation Of the wonderful time you
have shown me under caIiforna's sunny skies"
The subject Of my going to New York came up
again. She said she would give me $35 week and
pay my expenses. Still was not wanted to
leave California At that time It still business
proposition with me.
had not been back at home from the war long
enough to forget that promised myself. one nasty
day over at Verdun II my native haunts
again it would take more than war to drag me away
from them. l had reckoned with war, but not with
women.
was trying to decide whether would rather drive
a car in New York or Del Monte when that was not
the real question at issue. There must have been
something wrong with my distributor that day.
wasn't getting single spark OF intelligence.
1t was not until long aferward that, in the role of
a wife Nine. Matzenauer felt free to tell me how
stupid Twas.
"YOu didn't even have the decency to take me
across the ferry and put me on the train. All you
thinking about was getting away and running
back to another woman"
How far from the truth the suspicious of jealous
woman will sometimes stray!
l had supposed all along that as soon as Nine.
Matzenauer through with the car 1t was my busi
ness to start for Del Monte 125 miles away. When
she asked to stay and take her to the ferry
thought she might well have taken taxi and not
keep the big car waiting all the afternoon.
was perfectly agreeable to the plan Of making
the final trip a matter OF but few blocks. should
have expected some kind Of rebuke If had offered
to cross the ferry could not take the machine
but the idea remote that 1t did not
to
"Adios," said in patio patter.
"Good-by Californian said Nine. Matzenauer,
waving her hand and smiling.
drove off down the road toward Del Monte. As
way through parks Of live oaks and orchards in the
snowy witness OF full bloom l.made up my mind that
the stork had dropped me about where belonged.
The trip to New York off. But they haven't built
yet that's fast enough to fly away from fate
kilograms and letters began to arrive at Del Monte
almost l got there. The chief at the gar
age got nkling Of what was going on and advised
II had a chance to better myself by education and
travel to grab it.
There was quite little correspondence over the
wire. She instructed me that II went to New York
to take the out Of storage and get car that
would suit me. She sent a check for $500 to cover
my expenses for the trip
One day got this very interesting letter:
GREAT FALLS, Mont, May /, 1921.
MY Dear Mr.. Glotzbach:
Il hope you have considered favorably the pro-
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posal to come to New York. If you have not done
have something to tell you which hope will please
you On thinking 1t have decided that you shall
be my private secretary which will not deprive you OF
the pleasure of driving the car as we'll This will give
you opportunity to better yourself You will not
then have the difficulty of being chauffeur, but will
appear gentleman driving his own car.
You will have to have angelic patience with me,
as shall with YOU Remember that the right to call
you Floyd, after you to New York, is reserved
to me-to everyone else you are Mr. Glotzbach.
MARGARET MATZENAUER"
On May S. in a considerably bewildered state Of
mind, found myself on the train for New York. ]
hadn't made up my mind to go-I just went
When l came back months later the chiefs wife
was still laughing at me- He had asked me on the
last day to drive her down to the station She says
was talking quite literally and calling her honey"
but that hardly true, as always made it a
point to be respectful and can't remember any such
thing happening.
From Ogden | wired Nine. Matzenauer that was
on the way At Chicago her telegram of reply missed
Arriving in New York, found full instructions
awaiting me- There letter of introduction to
Charles Tough authorizing him to turn the Matze
to | was to take room in hotel near
her Eighty-frst street apartment This would not be
a permanent arrangement, however. We would find
Nine. MatZenauer suggested.
called up the apartment, but Alice the governess,
and Adrenne, the seven-year-od daughter, had gone
to the country. | had but two days to wait, my
employer already on the way
found the battery in the run down and so,
the. morning Madame was expected l hired another
machine and drove it to the station. The governess
had told me to look for herself and Adrenne, who
would be wearing Red Riding Hood costume. I
recognized them easily and waited together for the
arrival Of the train
There was nothing especially sentimental about my
meeting with Nine. Matzenauer on this occasion as
remember 1t.
$50 here is my Californian, waiting for me in New
York." she said. 81 am glad you decided to We
shall try to that you like it here"
A little cordial perhaps toward a chauffeur-but
by this time was getting toward the private
taryship which made it more natural.
concert engagement in Philadelphia soon took us
away from New York We drove over, of course
Nine. Matzenauer in those days wanted to live in an
automobile. We had rooms at the Ritz-Carton. in
Philadelphia, and every day drove in the country
stopping at some inn country resort for lunch
Twas evidently pretty stupid. If Nine. Matzensuer
had imported from California because she loved
me and not because she needed chaufeur-well,
just didn't guess It, And the way the devel-
oped and progressed will explain next Sunday.
ITO Be Continued Nert Sundoy)
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First Aid.

81 promised Gladys that I'd keep II
a secret" "Yes?" But I'm going to
let you help me TO keep iti"-Judge.
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CHAIRMAN PAT KELLEY of Mich

CHAIRMAN PAT KELLEY of Mich
" igan and his cohort of little
navy" men went down to defeat in
the house of Representatives last week,
and If the senate does as it is ex-
pected to do the United States will
be able to maintain a navy of respect
able proportions. In committee of
the whole the house by a vote of 1T
to 100 adopted the amendment to the
committee bill which provided for an
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To Have 4 Clear Sweet skin

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ment, then battle with sCuticura Soap
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dust on a little Cuticura Talcum to
leave fascinating fragrance on skin.
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ID REPRESENTATIVE BLAND Of In.
IN diana has drafted bill which
authorizes the President to appoint
''coal investigation agency" composed
of the director of the geological sur
Yey, director of the bureau of mines,
director of the census and commits
sioner of labor statistics and six 9th
ers to be confirmed by the senate. II
would be given sweeping powers to
obtain Information.
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Matter of Luck.

.'Rastus," said the judge, Il want
you to come clean, Were you in that
chicken coop?"
'Ah was, boss; deed All was. But
All did nothing wrong"
Didn't you steal chicken?"
Yes, All did, All counted thirteen
birds, and All 'cided that was an I'M
lucky number TO- the man to have
Judge.
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Ever Thus.

Husband and wife were at it, ham,
mer and tongs. 1.-The trouble isl said
he in evaporation, that you will
spend all my money on unnecessary
clothes simply to look fashionable"
you men are so Inconsistent" she
answered. lyon ought to know that
unnecessary clothes are most unfash-
ionable at the moment"
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important 70 Mothers
Bobby's Idea of II.

The clerical guest was invited to
ask the blessing, and the little boy of
the house listened nicely until amen"
was pronounced. Then he said to the
minister:
''You say your prayers at dinner
time so you won't have to say 'em
when you go to bed, don't your
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