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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-13
OKEMAII.

]. l.. Matthews returned from Oklahoma
city Monday whore he had been on a
short visit.
Attorney Arthur Cochran went up 10
Oklahoma city sunday, returning home
70. Essin ieft sunday for Sherman and
D-niaun, Texas, returning home Wcihrsday
night.
II. j. Payne. n contractor % Fort Smith,
ARK. was In tho city few days the first
Of the week
Mrs. Il. j. walker Of Donison. Teras
came Monday FOR few weeks visit with
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. McCulloy.
Miss Winnie Grady returned 20 her home
at Hartrhorne Sunday morning, after y
weeks visit with Mr.. ana Mrs. n. D..
u,sanar,
Miss bertha jackson left Sunday FOR
will spend n few weeks vacation with
relatives at her old home.
q, u. Jenkins arrived here the first OF
the week from sulphur. Mr.. Jenkins
hsa been employed rs superintendent OF
the Okemah schools Tor the coming year
high school, arrived home Monday from
Ada where no has been attending the nor
mai school.
Dr. Il. Keys left Monday morning for
| Sulphur whore he will enjoy n weck's
vacation. Mrs, Keys has been at Sulphur
n. r.. Hickman OF Fort Smith. Ark
was In tho city few days this week
visiting friends and attending to business
matters
state Representative T. W. Harmon Of
Phden was In the city tho latter part OF
he week visiting among his many friends
here.
J. A. Parks OF Oxford, Mass. who has
been visiting relatives In tho city, lef,
Friday for Dustin and will return III
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Colorado Springs whore she will epend the
refnHin.n ng months Of summer.
Messrs John Cordoli and Pete Langston
Accompanies Judge John Coffman to
Wewoka Thursday where he held court
W. J Martin. proprietor of the Key
stone hotel returned 70 his duties MONDAY
after weeks vacation In Arkansas
Mrs. G 6. Leach has as her guest her
mother Mrs Mary Thompson and sisters
Misses carrie, Ann and louise ~ Meeker.
Mrs. G. 4 Long and daughter Velma "
Vadet, Wish, have returned 10 their
home after a 10 days visit with Mrs
NJ Martin
Mcleod attending the Baptist meeting
conducted there BY the Rev. j. y ktrk'
pastor Of the Baptist church Of Holden
| VILE.
Mosdames W w Scott, W n Scott sni
| Fred Holman uee Mary Sc0tU accom-
panied by Baby Virgil schenk motorcd "a
] Oklahoma city Thursday. Andy Scott did
the honors ~ The occasion.
! T. Matkins Of Bartlesville l.. @. Nc
/ Intosh Of Dustin n Hudson. l.. How
| ell Jesse McDermoti Of Musk1Eee. w
Adams of springdale, ARK, Sandy wilcox
| Of McAlester. Il x. Carlin " okmugee
/ were business visitors here Tuesday.
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wiley Itollopter md WIN Rash arc vis-
ting IT. pittrhurr Kan
Mr. ana Mrs. Hupard are domi'ilef %
tho Thuratnu homo
Mra g. W Ilagiet hnH returned from
tho hospital Ht Tulsa where Hho went
Mrs. " o. vcsper ma sou. ip Ml}uo,
have returned from3an auto trip 90 Glare.
more
Tho many frlonds of Mr. Williams
Spock viii reFrot 10 know thnt he iH
suffering from spell Of bostt disease
Mr. Gnd Mrs iesiic UurI0ck who re
comfy returned from Norman have gone
Miss Myrtle Warren. clerk IN the
Dewey. postoffico r. enjoying two weeks
vacation.
II u Heller who has been managing
the sale ~ tho Uupnrd grocery store left
on Monday FOR Knuras city
Earl Phelps ~ Beaver Dam, WIS,
who has been visiting his cousin, Doctor
Noble has returned 90 his home
Mf aud Mrs George Rhrrnn and Mt
ana Mrs. Louis Jones ana children spent
Sunday fishing and bathing IN Msaion
Dennis whiteturkoy ShHs returned from
an auto trip 10 Grove. Oltln iIo bought
can ho procured there at % cents a
bushol
Misses Leila johnson. sua Furmrn
Edith McWhortcr. Tihtie Furman ana
Mossrr Dennis Hutchinson, Elmer Furmnn
and Garl Durutt motorcd 20 PawhuHkn
Monday
Miss Laura and Elsie Enton. who have
been visiting their rlHter, Mrs. Milton
Newman. have returned 60 their home IN
Topeka Kan. Mrs W. r Eaton, who was
niHo visiting Mrs Newman, has gone to
visit her son In Milo. Mo-
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visiting relatives They have many warm
friends In our city.
w. d. Rice ~ near Southwest city, Mo,
was here Monday en- route home from
Baxter Springs. Kan. whore he had been
called on uccornt of the serious ulness
~ his vito who had been hurt IN an
automobile accident thrce weeks ago Mrs.
Rice had recovered sufficlently 20 be re-.
moved from tho hospital and conveyed
20 her home. and Mr. Rice was of -he
opinion that she would soon fully recover.
Mr and Mrs J. D.. Rogers ~ West
Mineral Kan. accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs Hlli pruuott and Mrs Heunetts
mother. Mrs. Boyer. and her daughter,
Miss Pearl Of Miami were guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. O. E butler and Mr.. and Mrs.
4. OyIer. Monday. Mr. Rogers IN cashier
OF Mineral kan, state hank.
The following Young people or Grove
spent Saturday night, Sunday and sum
day might on FIX river near the farm ot
NJ. spiccr. belns chspcronca ~ Mrs.
Lulu VnudnErff DR. I l.. and Mrs.
Haltorman and Mrs o E. Butler. Dovis
Cox, Lutte and Eula witty Bill Ballard,
Lula ballard gladys Rhodes Lelotn
platte. Winnie and Mabel Goad Nance
Woodall. Elmo Pace. owen Butler Buell.
MayfleId. Ralph Mayfield Tead Holland.
Lovlns Pitts. Percy wood. Dlllard Cox.
Wilbur Gray Lax Cosby o u. Butler, Dr.
Haltermau, Roy Perry. Dlmple Holland,
Mrs - u. Butler. Lucille Vaughn Fern
NandRgrir Mary witty MyrlC Trnnary,
vivian Snyder, clara Whiten, Lucy May
Aion. Maxine Hampton, Lura Kelly, Opni
Wilson Burncu Broadus Nancy Clark,
Patsy Jones. Ruth Butler and Mrs. Efne
noatriTht and little son. The trip 10 the
river was made In the big army truck
belonging 70 Co, l., It being driven by
Owen I.Rutlar.
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WICHITA, KAN.

Miss Edna Cairns NJ Carlos avenue has
returned from threo-wcek vacation tn
California. Miss Cairns IL secretary to the
Wichita superintendent OF schools.
Mrs. w E Cogdal and Miss Frances
Cogdnl Of Enid okla, are the guests ~
Mrs. W. n. Harrison and Miss June Her-
rlsrn for a few days.
w. 4. Larson. photographer, 1t2 -
North Main street. and family Will leave
Tuesday on months motor tour In Min
neHota.
Mrs. Alice Long Of South Rutan avenue
left sunday morning Tor a visit with J er
sister, Mrs. A. Wilson, who resides in
Harmon. okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. n, A. Little and Miss
Elizabeth Little left Wednesday morning
on motor trip 10 Minnesota where they
will spend tho remainder Of tho summer
They will take a trip into Canada before
returning home.
Miss Lessley Case is expected 20 return
IN about q week from Dorset. MINI. where
she has been vacationing. with her will
come Miss Virginia Warnhof OF Mime
npolis who Will be her laest Tor few
weeks.
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GROVE.

Mlssos Form Vandagtuf and Mary
WITTY accompanied O. l.. uutlet to Alton
wednesday
Mrs. non Guber, ~ Honey creek was
ahopping I'm Grove Thursdny.
Mrs. Thomas ~ Sand Springs II
Visiting her sister Mrs. Love Sims this
Mrs RAY jackson ~ route No. ? was
~ Grove saturday morning shopping and
also brought her crc'm IN 70 be tested,
g. W. Mntncy ana family of Dallas
Texas, came Monday to visit his parents
Mr. and Mrs g. " Matney. They drove
through in his studeboker sir, driving 500
with hla parents win drive 20 Plncylllc.
Mo, 90 visit relatives a fow days
Mrs James Talisfcrro and sister Miss
Nossie Htownlng o. Grand river. were
Hhopplng IN Grove last Thursday
=, Word comes from Cherokee county. to
lhnt ths'r son.in,lnw James p. Thomp-
son had received the democratic MONT.
nation for county commissioner. Mr..
Ih,g,mpSon r. race horse.
Mlas Lolita wheat of Mu.koEee. Nc-
comrnnied by Miss witt OF Vinita came
over Monday 10 npend - few days with
friends here They are the guests e the
homo ut VI. VI, Hu'lcr. Miss Whentp
grandfather. while In tho city.
Mrs w J. Ctockmore spent n few days
horc first of the week, being the guest OF
her mother Mrs. 4. A. Ramsey
WIN Clark United states indian land
appraiser. accompanied by his wife and
son George arrived Thursday from Clare
more and remained hero until after the
| election. being the guests ~ Mrs John
clark ana family. Mr. Clark was quite
busy In the political game for n few days.
! Elder Phillips. formerly pastor ot the
| Christian church Of Grove. was here las,
| Thursday on route 10 Oak Grove ~ miles
! southwest ot Grace. whore he will conduct
revival The minister had his fishing
| tackle along ana intends TO catch em
going ana coming
| Frank a. Grafton. wife and baby ot
| shreveport La, came wednesday u last
week to visit her parents MIR. and Mrs
| George Stone They drove through In
| their Ford. They ieft for home Monday,
| Intending 10 stop at sherman. Texas. to
visit his mother
Henry Anderson and family, formerly
| residents OF Grove arrived Monday from
! Oklahoma city, thoy making tho trir
| here IN their Hudson six They will spend
the week In Grove and Maysvile. Ark,
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mer IL plans now under way In
Gothenburg materialize. IL is pro.
posed to reproduce an exact, fnll-
sized model OF the "Kalmare Nyckef'
the key OF Kalmar." the vessel
in which the first swedish immi-
grants to the New World crossed
the Atlantic TO Delaware in 1888,
and TO sail II to America.
In order TO add further interest 70
this event II IL planned that the crew
and passengers be made up OF
Amerissn descepdants Of the early
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ibhlNN ~
NJ and Mrs W ~ Rcudder and chill.
dr'n departed, Friday for new looa-
Mr. lem vernon aad family returned tho
i't'or UHft " the weDk from abort va.
cnti0n iu Mckinney. Texas. with the fot
mcrH parents there.
Mao Grcens aud mother wero here Friday
attending 10 buaiuoas
Mrs LYra " Smith and daughter Daisv
Ice. departed Friday evening for several
points in AiktnrHH expecting 20 be gone
about two w"cks.
Mr. 1ud Mrs W. " Rust nnd aon John
have rtturucd from % short vacation spont
in Ozsrt Ark. and Fort Royal w.
MIS- Roy STROUD Hpout tho werk end IN
returning to Sand Springs Monday morn
NiHs Muuio uays aud brother Everett
iiaEs c'm" I'm recently from natorsneld.
parents. Nr rud Mrs HAYS
Mrs o. u ludlscli returned home from
HuohoH'cr Minn.. whcr" Hho had under
gone nIrr"aHful operation a. the MAYO
brothers Thur7duy morning going 10 lN.
own Friday evening 10 spend the week
end with her husband there.
Doctor If Is. Hiddle purchased new
Fntd touring car the latter part ~ tho
wroF from tho shipment recently received
hv 'ho Ford Motor COMPANY
~. f.. Denton. hr Stafford sud their
f'miii"s moturod 10 Sand Springs sunday
90 spou1 the day.
Nj nnd Mrs Jake Cornelius motored
To II'h'h ARROW SUNDAY nttorhnnn.
Nr nnd Mrs. a. H. W0mack Mrs n.
" warren. Misses Pauline Humphrey and
Fay warren we're sunday afternoon Wis
itnrs in Hrgkon Arrow
Nr uud Mrs. A. g. Mckinney and daugh
ior ana son ~ M0skogee motorcd over
sunday 20 sprnd tho day with Mr. and
Mrs W. T. Mckinney.
Mrs. ", W. Moore of RlifnH, OKLA. and
Mrs. Flora swan ot San Antonio Texas.
nto Visiting their sister, Mrs Earl 81.
Wright this week
The party Nuf Cowoians who WON'T on a
prospective touring trip 10 the lower RIO
Draudo valley tho latter mart ~ last
week, returned this wcplS and report the
limo and money we'll spent.
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Swedish settlers along the Delaware
river and Of the descendants OF later
Immigrants. Even the vessel itself
Is to be built by Swedish Americana
and the crew and passengers viii
be in early seventeenth century
Swedish costumes The new Kalmare
Nyckel is to be sailed over the same
course as taken by the original immi.
grant vessel which landed on thu
shores OF the Delaware river mora
.han n century and quarter be.
'ore the Alnetsnn revolution.
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PAWIItsIIA,

Marshall smith. editor OF the Hominy
News, was In tho city Tuesday,
Charles IIorsley returned Tuesday from
n trip TO Bella Vista. Ark.
Mrs. NelS Darling Of Edmond IL the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs Thomas u.
Leahy.
Mr.. parnell OF Hominy was In Pawhuska
Tuesday to attend tho county democratic
convention.
Poe walker has returned from Norman
where he attended tho summer session OF
tho University Of Oklahoma.
Mr. ana Mrs J. Il. Picksns returned
Monday from n trip 20 eastern SUNNI n
resorts along the Atlantic eops'.
Mr.. and Mrs e. l.. Gay had ~ Sunday
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his homo soon. Mr Parks n brother
in.uw " W. ~ and J. H. Barry % OEo.
mah.
70 j. walker drove over 20 ssouipa FrI
IHy whore ho met his two slstrrs. tho
Misses walker ~ Springfield. ohio. THE
young ladies viii spend few wacks win
their brother Hud hiH family ut thcir home
0u South tIfth street.
Assistant county Attorney william T.
Fr8wcil ana his sister hrH. W. l. Davru.
port nnd daughters lcff tho latter part
w tho week Tor Yrllvilio. Ark. where
they win visit relatives Tor a. week oi
ton dafH
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THE KEY. OF KALMAR
Swcdcs Plan Celebration of Founding
of First Colony In Newly Dlscov-
cred McStcrn UCmlsphcrc.

GOTHENBURG, Sweden, Aug. 10.
One OF the most romantic adven-
lures OF the Swedes during the early
seventeenth century--was the foun-
dalton OF the first Swedish colony in
America will be enacted next sum
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dinrer guests their son. risin Gay and
Mr and Mrs Simpson Hurst Of Shiiler.
Mrs. =. r. Badler. formerly resident
of this city. arrived saturday 10 visit
her son. Boone Eadler and family. on
Main and West broadway.
Miss Mary Deioniss and Harry Long
~ the Methodist parsonage Monday night
at o.3O O'Clock by Rev. o. = sample
Tho Business Women's club vas hostess
70 tho business women a. pevhusks
Wednesday night from untn 7,2O o'cioch
at Lake View aWimtning pool
Mr. ana Mrs. ~. E. ~. John. accom-
painted BY Mrs Nellie Shinn and ruin
sh!nn. mot0red 10 Hartlesvllie sunday
where they enjoyed picnic In John
| Mira Fred wlulams Of Thir'eon'h and
Grand View accompanied by Mr. Williams
Sister. Mrs Fred Chadsey and son Donald
/ loft on motor trip 20 DenyGr Colo
/ They cBpect 90 bs gone three weeks
! The Wa he.lo club of Camp Fite Ciri.
met at the home ~ their sponsor, Mrs
| =. E. 81. John on Eighth and Rogers al
/ 2 40 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. The
/ afternoon was taken up IN sewing and
/ planning hike FOR the future.
! The program committee ~ the Ueekc
| club which mot Monday ~ the home ol
Mrs u. +. Mason outlined the program
/ to be pursued the coming year n wai
| decided to follow course Of studf or
! "A uerican Citizenship" Current Events
/ and THE Town Beautitul.'
] The Women's Missionafy union of the
| First baptist church met Thursday at : 20
! O'Clock at tho church. The topic on tn,
| by Mrs. a. 8. Wright and Tonic on
The sunbeams' was led by Mrs Roy
| Robinson
Mr.. and Mrs Adium left Tuesday foi
/ OHceola Mo. whore they were Joined BY
Mr.. Albums mother. Thence they went
| 70 tho Yellowstone where they VIII spend
70 pawhuska about the first or middi,
ot Septcmber.
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HOIDENyIILE.

Mr. and Mrs r. Chase Of Muskogse
were Holdenvile visitors Tuesday.
" II. Fraser Of Memphis. Tenn, spent
the past week with friends at the Scott
hotel
Miss Corrine Givens has returned from
several days visit with friends In Nor
ria and Catoosa
County Attorney Hugh A. white left
for few days business trip to Dustin
Tuesday
Misses Hazel and Bernie McIarty.
daughters Of Dr and Mrs. Charles Me-
Jarty are visiting friends In Oketnah.
a. ". Scott. J. S. Thomas and T. X.
HollingHhead, all of Lamar were In Hol-
denvilie Tuesday
Miss Alice Means departed Tuesday for
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ENID.

Miss Monica Aaron ana Miss Kathleen
O'NeII of Leaveuworth, Kan. are here FOR
few days visit at the home Of Mr..
ana Mrs ", G. Dunlap, lOl6 West Main.
Miss Ruth Naugle, Myrtle Koauhl. Edith
Spindcll aud MeBsrs. NJ Mnasio, Richard
REIN and Levi Naugle spent sunday IN
Drury, Kan.
A. il. Kramer and daughter Charlotte
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-05
FUNERAL. MRS. W. A. Potter
HELD SUNDAY AFTERNOON

The funeral Of Mrs. w A. Pot
ter was held from the First Metho-
dist church Sunday afternoon at 3:3o
and was conducted by Rev T II.
Thompson, of th9t church, assisted
by Rev =. d. Thomas, of the Pres
byterian church and interment was in
Palmetto cemetery
Huge banks of flowers at the home
literally covered the casket and
scores of friends OF this beloved
woman accompanied the remains to
their last resting place.
AT the impressive church service
Rev Thompson naid a beautiful
tribute to the Christian life Of the
deceased and the choir rendered
abide With Me" and Asleep il
Jesus"
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-05
GOVERNORS TALK
ON XII KLUX KLAN
PROBLEM CREATED BY HOODED
ORGANIZATION CALLS FOR
DISCUSSION

Madison, Wis, Dec 4.-The prob
lem in government created by the
rise of the Ku Klux Klan throughout
the country" will be brought before
the state governors of the United
States and considered by them at
their fourteenth annual conference to
be held in White Sulphur Springs,
West Virginia, December Id to 16,
Miles C. Riley, secretary announced
heer today.
Governor Henry j. Allen of Kan
sas, whose attack on the Klan in his
state has attracted wide attention is
to present a paper to the state execu-
tives on "The Ku Klux Klan-The
Problem it Attacks and the Problem
it Creates as the basis of consider
alton.
A varied business program, sup
plcmented by an attractive program
of entertainment has been prepared
for the governors and their wives,
Mr. Riley announced
Governor Samuel R. McKelvie, OF
| Nebraska, and Governor j. A. o.
Preus, of Minnesota, will speak the
former on agricultural problems and
the latter on "The st. Lawrence Wa
terway". Governor Preus will state
the position of the Midwest on the
waterway project.
"The Undertow of Crime Waves
will be discussed by Gov Wilson G
Harvey of South Carolina. Cover
nor James Hartness, of Vermont
Gov E. Lee Trinkle of Virginia, Gov
ernor Thomas e. Campbell, of Ari-
zona, Governor Albert C. Richie Of
Maryland Gov John NJ Parker, Of
Louisiana and Gov. Ben w. Olcott Of
Oregon are other speakers on the
program.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-05
u. s. COMMISSION
COTTON CONTROL
MEETING LOOKING TO THIS END
IS BEING HELD AT MEM
PHIS, TENNESSEE.
tBv Associatcd l'rcssl

Memphis, Tenn. Dee. 4.-Plans fol
the organization of permanent gov
ernmental cottqs tqs1eommission With
fIom every cottcr
producing state for the purpose Of
T. islation b. 'ate'
and whi"l viii id in solvi' prob
lens now confronting the industry
were proposed here today at the sec.
ond annual meeting of the cottOr
commission composed of delegates
named by governors of twelve south
ern states.
Government and state expert
spoke on means of combating th'
boil weeyil and the importance Of thc
cooperation of all farmers.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-05
PROHIBlTlONlSTS IN
GERMANY PREVENTED
FROM HOLDING MEET

Berlin, Dec The 4 Prohibition
lists of Schoenberg, a Berlin surburb
having been prevented by the police
from holding an open-air meetin5
Yesterday, engaged 4 flock of sand
wich men 10 parade the streets with
placards denouncing the evils of al
cohol. This aroused the ire of the
saloonkeepers and dlstillery owners
who pounced upon the sandwich men
and gave them severe beatings The
police interviewed and restored da
der but only after the plaeards had
been Withdrawn from the streets.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-05
JUST ONE VOTE AGAINST
PITNEVS RETIREMENT

Washington, Dec. 4.-By vote Of
seyenty-nine to one, the house today
concurred in the senate bill author
izing the retirement of Justice Pit
ney because Of physical disability
Representative Blanton, of Texas
democrat, was the only dissemtor and
he claimed that he did not like to
establish a precedent,
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-05
"spgNcER JACK" CHAMPION

Chicago, Dsc. 4.-Spencer Jack,
shorthorn was adjudged the grand
champion steer of American In to-
days international live stock exhibit.
The steer is owned by H A. and w.
8 Thomas, Of shelbyville, Ky.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-05

seems in the very best Of humor He
and the former ambassador We're
warm friends in Paris.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-05

pointment for the past
has been performing all
Of the office, having giys
quired bond and attended I,
details
1t was not expected there woJfsz
be any great trouble having him con
frmed with Senator Watson out Of
the senate The collector and his
friends We're surprised al the turn
affairs have taken.
There is now question as to who
is collector of the port or who has
the affairs Of the office incharge.
George /. Morris - deputy col
lector and it IS ex Ne will as
sumo the duties w ctor until
there IS something defh Atermin-
ed
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-05

the 1.-TWO members of the Brunswick
lodge who had joined the innumerable
caravan, f. II. Mason and Harry
Stephens, He paid Hbeautiful tri-
butte to the departed 'Bills."
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-05
WITNESSES WILL BF.
HEARD IN DAUGHERTY
'OUST' BEFORE HOUSE
nv hssnc,ntcd Pre@aN

Washington, Dec. 4.-Represent$
tive Keller told the house judicia%
committee that he would not be readN
to present evidence in support Of his
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-05
IN KENNEDY
: ARE DISMISSED

Af35 angeles, Dec. 4.-Indictments
&ainst Arthur Burch and Madalynne
enchain, charged with the murder
j. Belton Kennedy, youny Los
fgelea broker, We're dismissed today
"a Judge John w Shenk on motion
of District Attorney Woolwine.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-05

~ ~ 80
s, the so-called war
sought "by uncon-
'rupuIQlsAmeans' To
VIII e charg
hem ktice have
resu Athe most
full ncst ef
&ociated
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-05

iiiE btnhl tn anu Htntt'F -tiAAAlNA4F - I
hundred and forty-three dollars.
Among the nominations which
failed to pass the senate was that
of Pierce Butler, to be associate
justice Of the supreme cofrt and
Walter Cohen, negro, collector Of
customes of New Orleans.
The senate confirmed the nomina-
tion of F.. G Boatwright, of Cordele,
as federal district attorney for the
southern district of Georgia.
Contests caused the failure Of con
firmation George V. Denny as col
lector of costumes for the port of
Savannah.
SAVANNAH SURPRISED
Savannah, Ca, Dec. 4 The news
that the senate has failed to confirm
the appointement of George V. Den
ny as collector of the port Of Saw
annah Came as a big surprise here
today.
Denny has been in charge Of the
Savannah office under a recess ap-
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-05

9ealed eleven Zines:
"My brothers, You have heard the
tolling of eleven strokes. This is to
impress YOU that with Elks. the hour
of eleven has a tender significance.
Wherever Elks may roapsE Never
his lot in life may be, me hour
falls upon the dial of nighr, the great
heart of Elkdom swells and throbs.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-05

IEy VIII DC VITIpI VdIIIVW D
Brunswick Rotary Club at l o'cl% 81
and will go into session at 3 o'clocF4
The return will be made before night.
Any other member of the Board OF
Trade who wish toto make the trip
in the interest of good roads should
get in communication With Mr. WalB
ker at the Board of Trade rooms
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-05
BRUN S WICK

Fissg iandioeked haFbor, the
best on the South Atlantic,
Coast.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-05

Impeachment 3
seeking to servd
ture attorney ge
enforce the law
against such o
under the penaS
peachment. Joi.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-05

IHeSei ne asserted
teers. the grafters, t
defrauders who sou
scinnable and unscruT
gain knowledge Of "B
ed with bringing theT
secured as the resu
painstaking. faithful
forts POSSIBLE" on
torney general a
with him.
The Brunswick news., 1922-12-05
ANOTHER BAD CHECK SHOWER

j. NJ Miller, alias A B Williams,
gave.a check for $40 to Ed Murphy,
hickman, received his change and
the check was not honored MurphS
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rs the amount and was
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