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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-10-31

"Taniac helped me back to good
health two years ago and / am still
feeling fine" recently said Mrs. Ma.
bel l. Francis, highly esteemederesi-
dent Of 628 S. nnwood Ave, Balti-
more, Maryland.
Before taking the medicine / suf-
fered from nervous breakdown and
was in an awful condition. scarce
ly had strength and energy to han
die 20 broom and my homework was
drudgery TO me.
Tine first bottle if Tanlac made
such wonderful Improvement in
my condition that l was both sur
prised and delighted. SO l struck to
it and a few bottles built me up
ten pound sand made me feel as if !
had never had sick day. My health
has been fine ever Bince."
'NOTE-The international Proprie.
taries Co.. distributors Of Tanlac,
have on file in their offices at At
lanta, Georgia, over fifty thousand
signed statements from representa-
tive men and women from every state
in the Union and every Province of
Canada. Many of these are from
Prominent people in this city and sec
ton and have been previously pub
lisbed in this paper.
Tanlac is sold by all good drug.
gists.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-10-31
HEY THERE'L LOOKOUT.
FOR The COLLINS
This Will Be Halloween Night
And the Witches and Spooksl
viii Be Out When Curtain Of
Darkness Deseends. II

Brunswick busy marts or trade are
scheduled to undergo a decided trans
formation from the usual trend whea
the curtain of darkness decends this
evening. At the frst sisns of night
hundreds of witches, COLLINS and 9th
er grotesque objects will take Sthe
place of the usual belated shoppers
and business persons in the down,
town sections and the holiday spirit
viii reign supreme.
Tonight Is Halloween and addition
to being the last day of October, It
is the one occasion of the year desig.
mated for the abandonment of care
and all Worries. The spirit of joyful
merrymaking reigns supreme and the
king of gaiety himself takes complete
possession of both young and old
alike,
Halloween in Brunswick is always
an occasion of JOY and merrymaking..
Thousands throng the business thor
Mughfares attired in picturesque cos
Humes, blackened faces and masks
Vof mimicry, From all sections swarm
colorful crowds, including the before
mentioned witches and COLLINS aug
smented with scurrying feet of pier
POTS and pierteets bound for the
Fwaxed food of some dance. all rub
bing shoulders together in the maze
of confusion, 4
Watchout fer the COLLINS tonight!
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-10-31
STONE ACE MURDER
TRIAL NOW is WELL
ON AT LOS ANGELES
by Associated press.l

Los Angeles, oct. 3O,.-Story Of the
fight Of Mrb Clara Phillips after the
alleged murder Of Mrs. Albert Mead
own was told at the trial today and
the prosecution brought out the fact
that at the time Of her death that
Mrs. Meadows had $85 which is yet
unaccounted for
Witnesses testified as to the Blood
on the hammer which it is claimed
was the death instrument.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-10-31
WOMEN PLAY FIRST
PART IN NUMBER OF
SENSATIONAL CASES


Mrs. Jane Glbson, woman fasmer.
that she witnessed the MURDERS.
Two witnesses, Mr.. and Mrs, Nor
man r.. Tingie, who live diagonally
across from the Phillips farm, have
eorrobofated Mrs, Gibson s story in
SO far as the hour OF the murders is
concerned, The Tingles heard
sounds which they think may have
been pistol shots about 10 D.. M. Sep
tember IA, the night the Rev.. Ed
ward ", Hall and his choir leader
Mrs. Eiahor ReinhArdt Mills, were
shot.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICE

The City Commission of the City
Of Brunswick hereby invites bids for
the following real estate, the title t,
which is in the City of Brunswick.
to-wit:
Those two certain fractions of Tow,
Commons known as the Southern
half Of Lot 1877 and the northwest ona
quarter of Lot 1877, between Stonewall
and Lee Streets.
Such bids must be sealed and filed
whit the secretary of the commission
not later than November 4, 1922.
THE CITY OF BRUNSWICK.
Id. Bv G.. u. Ogp Mavo,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-10-31
WANTS

AUTOMOBILE accidents prevented
by new invention, retails at IS,
wonderful seller, good profits to
agents. Safety Auto Signal Cp.,
41O12 Franklin ST., Tampa, Fla.
1871
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.SpSRTS snap SHHE0gsTlS'.

Yea RcKarc - SsOrrix sal'
up - as 4arpEs ATS DE-, 81
s-eeo,s.rroe Il - tsrns j. ;iRk, %
TIE y. S. b. 5lki, the Scnrgalese
0ugilist, who recently treated Cur
tcntler so roughly in a : RI bout.
Il fact pickard is SO uneasy. at the
r4Tv-t tnAt Siki has repudiated MS
agreement without goir through
sfe formalities Of telling him so.
tssl nc haS sent a. lena -e!aogrsfI
e iearr raai Bartiinr sas' intends
q 10
The Americas rrcv,atsr nas
Acnfd nothing from ski Of rs
manager since receiving The &C
eeptance Of RicS - terms for q
bout At first he paid - ,ttention
TO reports from Europe that the
new champion had ,econsidered
sS6 would not make the Journey
Is his country. He expnc+c3 ~
most daily 70 ~cScivs Wont that the
co.. and hi, r,anse>' i7d sailed
fo' America. in accordance Nth
e'C-s to meet sEiG Norfolk, 51sky
Bhhiraore light heavyweight,
l'rCer the original cabled agree
rn.n.. ski cns expected 20 sail for
this country late in October. in or,
der TO arrive here month before
h.s bout with Norfolk on Novem-
bcr so. If reports from abroad
are Verified. Rlchard is determined
- call upon the State AiS,vi'c
CAmmissi"s - discipline Sikh, ard
mt him from boxing in New
Nclt; State. If necessary, the pro
mo:er said, he will go to the civil
courts.
In a room OF: the !op ifoH OF =
hotel IN Kew York lies Pete Her
man, former bantAnwc'ght cham
pioa Of the world, now almost To-
tally blind In tbs brightest day
light oAie,ts more than a Few feet
from hin are but ifdistinct blurs
Nhcn :he shades o. mis- room are
even Farily drawn &c cannos see
st all For use wqAks. ns lay q
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-10-31
NEWLY MARRIED COUPLE
ARE FOUND DEAD IN A
ROOM OF APARTMENT

New York, Oct. 30.--Coroner Fred
gfick Snowden today ordered an au,
Apsy in an effort to determine how
Mel Cohen, his bride of month.
a9kh, Their boSies, unclothed,
81 fodnf in the bathaaaW Of their
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-10-31

LOST-Breast pin, made eff SOC piece,
head raised and dipped in gold.
Between Newcastle and Amherst. on
Gloucester street Finder please re
turn to News office or Phone 6G9 and
receive reward. 27
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-10-31

y 1T looks like murder" Sgowdelf
said, Y'but we win not kndA thu
exact eause of death until an an
topsy has been performed Their
are Indications that the woman @bs
killed under the water by someone.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-10-31

Ga a. :Atk -;itn both eyes tight.
g fA-s2scc aesr the light bird
them forever, put Tor The last few
weeks be has heen Permitted to
70 NJ Tor an hour or two a day,
- no Led about by his wife or his
manager, Sammy Goldman. When
ne r-tmns from those walks he
mast take to his bed again, for his
is..sYKIrfah aas ordered complies
rSst ,tnd 7uisc for him. HIS visi-
toIE aSe fese and must not stay
ong; nIly his wife sits, hour after
hour. a. lis bedside.
That no will fully regain the
sight Of his left eye is probable.
Pc has had three operations on
his -; eye which seems hope
less, tnI his physician nov believes
th.st the biirdsSss in left eye
is ce'cfsd b. pressure Sone in
he 5ase 10 an optic y that
tAis condition "A by
N operation, is
paying the p in
his early yeah In
a punch on the NJ Ut
hat and nothing b
heed given to pos Il
Cos.
Mrs. Herman has We
little fighter only the
weeks. Before tfat sd
ir|;ii$g of his blindness.
It their home in New ORR
believed that Pete was
matches. In order to cone e
truth from her Pete and GO
oracticed q pretty deception,
man dictated letters to his
{ Goldman, who wrote then
Jypwrit4r with an explanal
The hrst letter, al have Jus
I'd to use machine" TT
,pirators hoped that a rap
would prevent their secret g
ominG known to Mrs. HeS
he weeks dragged by
Pete gave in. He ash
send a wire to his IA
her to come to him az st
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-10-31

LOST-Pair gold trimmed eye glasses,
between McKendree church and the
ball park. Reward if returned to
News office. III
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-10-31
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished
rooms, singly or arrangements
can be made for light housekeeping,
use of telephone and bath. Telephone
542 or apply 1910 Gloucester street. tt
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-10-31
SPECIAL NOTICR
NOTICE

All persons are warned that shoot
ing, fishing and oystering in tha
creeks and marshes of Little Sd
Simons Island, Ga, are prohibited.
liza Douglas Taylor.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-10-31

FOR RENT-six room, two STONY
dwelling, No. 6O4 Monk street,
close business section of city. pos
session given November. a 1929. Ap-
ply 600 Monk street or tell phone 800
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-10-31

FOR Modern bungaIowfs1 100
Howe street. Also five room two
story residence at 1923 Grant street,
near park. Apply at 1916 Carpenter
on phone 700.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-10-31

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
AT i41S Reynolds street. Right by.
the postoffice, Mrs. Slater. If
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-10-31

NEW MODERN BUNGALOW for
rent or sale on easy terms. Plenty
of yard #oom. Corner Union aud r
streets Apply A. j. Wood, room
2 Kress Bldg Ill
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LOST

LoST-Between Brunswick and Cy-
press Mills, automobile tire on rim
and in case. Return to News office
and reseive reward. 1929
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-10-31

FOR RENT-Eightroom house. sos
Union street. Apply at lilo Prince
street. If
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-10-31

aI'tment in Yonn
. fay face down on
The New York herald., 1922-01-08
coy, IL, IS ARRESTED
IN FATAL FIST FIGHT
Theodore Friedenann, Jr.,
Accused of MansIaughter.

Theodore Friedemann, Jr., IA, OF 407
Ocean avenue, Brooklyn. was arrested
last night at his home following an au-
topsy performed on the body of Harold
Cisney, II. so@ OF George W. Cisney
lawyer. of 81 Ocean avenue. Friedemann
struck young Cisney in a fist fight in
Erasmus Hall High School last Wednes-
day. Detectives Albert Owens and James
Mccarthy took Friedemann to the Flat
bush station. where they booked him
on charge of manslaughter. and then
transferred him to the rooms of tne
Children's Society at 105 Schermerhorn
street
Manslaughter is q charge not bail
able at police station. Members OF the
Friedemann family followed the boy to
the Children's Society. and then sue
ceeded in persuading Justice Robert
!. Wilkin of Children's Court to go to
the society rooms. The Justice admitted
the youth to $4,000 bail for appearance
tomorrow.
Funeral services for Harold Cisney will
be held tomorrow afternoon at the resi-
dence. conducted by the Rev George W.
The New York herald., 1922-01-08
SHOOTS AT SIX MEN
AS RUM SUSPECTS
Customs Inspector on East
River Pier Wounds One and
Locks Up Two More.

Bernard Carey. a United States GUS
toms inspector assigned to watch the st.
Mary, steamship of the Atlantic Fruit
Company, which docked yesterday from
Cuba at the foot of South Fourth street.
Williamsburg, fired four shots last
night in pursuit of six men suspected
of being bootleggers. three of whom
were In a motorboat under the side of
the steamship and three others on a
lighter in the same slip
Two of the bullets took effect. One
of the three men in the lighter, who
started to run toward the motorboat at
sight of the customs inspector dropped
with wounds in the chest and leg. He
was identified as Richard Price. 80, OF 80
Water street. Manhattan. When he fell
the motorboat. lurking under the ships
lea. escaped. Carey took in custody two
men who remained in the lighter along
with Price.
When word of the shooting reached
District Attorney Ruston of Kings
county last night he ordered Carey's
arrest.
Assistant District Attorney Wilson
took up the investigation and an
nounced that Carey would be charged
with felonious assault and paroled in
H..
United States Surveyor
Price was sent to Williamsburg Hos
pital, and the other two. who We're iden-
titled as Walter Carney. 45, of 447 Wa
ter street. and Michael Abatemerco. SO,
OF AZ Catherine street Manhattan. were
taken to the Barge office under charges
of smuggling liquor. They will be ar
raigned tomorrow.
Search Of the harbor by the police
failed to reveal any trace OF the men in
the mysterious motorboat. Word or
what was taking place was taken to
Inspector Carey by Lester Dawson,
negro, who had been sent aboard the
lighter next to the steamship by Carey
with instructions to keep sharp look
out.
Dawson managed TO keep out Of sight
after the operations commenced. He
crept back to the pier and told Inspector
Carey that some bags were being put on
the steamship on the lighter and three
men on the lighter We're dropping them
into the motorboat.
Drawing his revolver, Inspector Carey
started toward the men. He gained the
lighter and shouted TO them to throw
up their hands. When they began 10
run, he fired. He took the rrisoners to
the Bedford avenue station. where 1t
was found that Carney had $3.50 and
Abatemerco had $iC0. Price had Sl)o
The men wore short jackets with large
pockets, which il was believed were to
be used for carrying bottles. The pris-
oners denied the charge an1 said they
had gone to the steamship 10 get so:1e
packages.
Detectives Dowling and McDermott
placed Inspector Carey under arrest.
The New York herald., 1922-01-08
Wool Dress Fabrics

All-Wooi French Twill Poiret and Tr-
cotine in a rich shade of Navy Blue or
Black. Spring and Summer weight.
81 inches wide. yard, 3.75
Bolivian exceptionally fine grade,
all-wool, suitable for outer apparel
Many lovely colors, also Black. 81 inches
wide. yard, 4.95
(Second Floor
The New York herald., 1922-01-08

Sable Squirrel Wrap ...... ASSOC
regularly $1,000
Persian Lamb Coat, self trimmed.
regularly $4,000, 225.00
Hudson Seal dyed Muskrat) Wrap,
self trimmed regularly 10000, 245.OO
Hudson Seal dyed MuskraD Coat,
Beaver trimmed. regularly 10000, 345.00
Hudson Seal dyed Muskra0 Wrap,
Squirrel trimmed. regularly 10000, 45O.00
Mole Coat, self trimmed ..... 1850
regularly $1,000
Mole Neckpieces. regularly $500, 22.5O
Fox Neckpieces. regularly 1000, $500
Fox Neckpieces. regularly $500, 27.5o
The New York herald., 1922-01-08
LOUISIANA BOND OFFERING.

The Bankers Trust Company of New
York. +. II. Rollins & Sons and Stacy &
Braun are offering. at prices to yield
4.S0 20 4.50 per cent. a new issue of
S1.000.0o0 Of the State of Louislana's
5 per cent. gold bonds, due serially in
1923 to 1862. inclusive. They are a
legal investment for banks and trust
funds in New York, Massachusetts, Con-
necticut and other States
The New York herald., 1922-01-08
Cotton Dress Fabrics

Imported French Eponge in new colors,
Diana, Lemon, Penveriche, Natter,
Greige, Serpent, Marion, Jade, Flame
and Pink. yard, LIS
McCreery's Nainsook, SO inches wide.
10 yards in box. box, 3.25
The New York herald., 1922-01-08

AOA -
White Sale is in progress.
White Shantung Pongee of a rich,
heavy quality, imported. 40 inches wide
yard, LIS
White Crepe de Chine of highly lus-
trous type, 40 inches wide. yard, It's
White Tricoette Suiting of the heavier,
better kind. So inches wide. yard, LIS
White Lingerie Broadcloth Silk Suit
ing, 80 inches wide yard, 1.95
White Sport Satin of most unusual
and brilliant quality, 40 inches wide.
yard, ESQ
Novelty Hindoo Crepes--very attrac-
tive sport styles, 40 inches wide.
yard, 3.95
Novelty striped Sport Satins new
Spring styles, 40 inches wide. yard, $50
Lingerie Japanese Habutai Silks-un-
usually good values. So inches wide.
yard, CSC to 3.25
The New York herald., 1922-01-08

Each of these newly ar
rived importations is an eve
ming gown in itself requiring
only a simple slip and garni-
ture to complete it. They
arc all straight model effects
of exquisitcly colored or black
spanglcs. Special, 1915
Metal cloth in all the most
desirable colors, extremely CT
fective as slip material for an
evening gown.
Special, yd., SOS
Metaline Cloth in evening
colors, much in demand for
underslips. Special, yd., CSC
Flower Garnitures Of un-
usually realistic beauty.
Special, each, $50 to $50
The New York herald., 1922-01-08
"Cross" Hand Bag

This bag is conveniently arranged
with two deep outside pockets Two
shirred pockets inside; a suede-lined
and a silk-lined framed coin COM
partment in centre. OF fine morocco
leather. In blue, purple or green,
lined throughout with MORE silk.
Double strap handle Size 0 inches
long by u inches deep Goa OO
over all. ........
Monogram to order, extra.
The New York herald., 1922-01-08

Carter. pastor of Grace Reformed
Church. Mrs. Cisney. the boys mother,
who is in a private sanitarium, has not
been told of his death.
The New York herald., 1922-01-08

Broadtail Coat, Chinchilla trimmed.
illustrated regularly 10000, 135O.00
Broadtail Coats, Sable trimmed.
regularly 10000, 1250.00
Real Alaska Seal Coats, Mink trim
med. regularly $4,000, $500
American Broadtail Wrap, Hudson
Seal trimmed. regularly $4,000, $500
Mole Wrap, Taupe Fox trimmed $500
regularly $1,000
Mink Neckpicces of dark, Eastern
pelts. regularly 10000, 145.00
Skunk Neckpieces, Animal shape 27.50
regularly $500
The New York herald., 1922-01-08

To the January Sale
We took advantage of an unusual
opportunity offered us by we'll
known manufacturer
The following excerpt from a letter received
bv us from one of the most exclusive furriers
in the country is self-explanatory
I'VE enclose a list of fur coats
and neckpieces achich De offer you
at prices that should enable you
10 sell them to yoar patrons at half
the customary prices
The list of furs mentioned includes the
finest quality foreign and American Broadtai
Scotch Moleskin, Squirrel, Alaska Seal, Hud-
son Seal (Dyed Muskrat and Persian Lamb
fashioned into wraps and coats in the latest
modes
The New York herald., 1922-01-08

FOURTH Floor
The New York herald., 1922-01-08
BrilliantNewT TuniCs
Specially Priced

continue to arouse expressions of admi-
ration at restaurants, theatres and social
gatherings. They have come to stay be-
cause of their beauty and simplicity.
The New York herald., 1922-01-08
Annual January Sale
WOmen's and Children'S Hosiery

MCreev January of Womens and Children
vhasfo for
bv secure genuine
genuinely w
Hosiery
nd stripe
or 295 Women' Thread Hosiery
Blackon
value Black LIS IdrenB Ribbed 1o
Io of a heavy weight
orn - 1e,thnr Mix+rre pair35 for 100
The New York herald., 1922-01-08
"Cross" Sewing Case

This handy and compact sewing
case is fitted with: Sewing and
stocking needles; knitting needles,
crochet hook bodkins. colored silks:
two pair gilt-handled sci ssors.
pearl handle button hook, knife.
crochet hook and stiletto. Silver
thimble. Colored pebble morocco
leather. moire silk lining, gilt clasp.
When closed folds fiat and %1e eO
measures 7X4& inches. pAo.0O
Tax Use.
Initial stamped without charge.
Shoshone journal., 1922-07-14
OUTING SHOES
Service for BOYS

Boys Outing Shoes +,
chocolate elk Bike Bal,
gusset, half ID 0 b lie
chrome sole.
Sizes 2ih 10 81 1926
Sizes i2ih 10 ? - 1913
Sizes s 10 f. -.-.-.- i.69
Our boys Shoes Stand
the Pace.
Shoshone journal., 1922-07-14

'Gofng to town. q
downtown AZ ne case
may be. to shop should b.
pleasure.
How often Is It a real
ordeal7
No one likes TO be hur-
ried when buying.
A salesperson that ap-
pears impatient to COM
plete q sale u annoying
One likes to see the
different style9 Some
thing else may please bet-
ter, TIE purchase Is to
be ~an old ndend@ and
everybody ukes q friend
TO wear we'll"
A visit to our store Is
as interesting as your
daily mail
You take your time. No
one win hurry you Each
department. v repletc with
economy surprises
Shoshone journal., 1922-07-14

SILK TIES
For Men
Beautiful imported
silks are used in these
extremely smart, wide
end ties. Fancy and
neat designs. Splendid
value for
CSC
Shoshone journal., 1922-07-14

BOYS SUITS
Two Pairs Of Pants
Fancy Cashmere. Suits
for boys in the popular
colors of brown, green
and blue Some boys
want a single breasted
Suit, others prefer a
double breasted style
We have them all;
pleated Norfolks, with
or without yokes; a
wide range for your
choosing.
Two pairs of knickers
with each Suit.
These are real Suit
values especially as you
get two pairs of knick-
ers. Like buying two
suits for the price of
one. That's economy.
IE2.E5s $6.9ONa7T25n
Shoshone journal., 1922-07-14
The Figures Indicate Number Of Stores in each State

"A of tree "
y % direction
branches nhng
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-17
GRATIFIGAH0N'ON
ELECTION Shown
BY BRITISH PRESS
Defeat Of Winston Churchill
by Prohlbitlonlst One Of
Greatest Surprises.

LONDON, Nov. 17.--(By the
Associated Decentralization is
expressed IS rnost Of tho morning
newspapers az tho result Of the
parliamentary elections. THIS was
OF eourse to be expected from the
Conservative presE. IN view Of th0
retention OF tho Conservative ma
iority, but come Of the Liberal
newspapers also .find certain
grounds for satisfaction, or at
least compensation.
They recognize that the oul-
come means a return to party gov
eminent.
Several Of the newspapers de-
rive satisfaction from the fact
that tho Conservative majority u
not Overwhelmingly large, thus en-
abllng the opposition to exercise 4
wholesome affect on the predom-
inant party.
The size Of the Conservative
majority Is seriously disputed by
the papers, the figures ranging
from eighty to eighty seven and
until alf the returnB arc complete,
this divergence will continue.
A curious situation exists in the
northwest division of Derbyshire
where tho Labor candidate, Frank
Lee, was at first declared elected
by n majority Of fourteen votes.
A recount being demanded. this
majority was reduced to two.
There have now been six counts IN
all, and all have been challenged.
There will be another today,
which perhaps will be final.
For the first time IN the history
Of the British Parliament, a can
didate standing as an ayowed
Communist was elected when ].
W. Newbold was returned for the
Motherwell division of Lanshire.
Another isolated new member Is
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-17
WOMAN SENATOR
WILL Be SEATED
senator-E Elect to Grant Honor
to Aged Woman Recently
Appointed.

ATLANTA, Ca, Nov. H.
Mrs. W. p. FELTON, and Walter F.
George, senator-elect fro IN
Georgia, will confer here today
on the question Of allowing Mrs.
FELTON, TO take oath of Office as
United States senator for one or
more days, a privilege which has
been requested by thousands OF
women throughout tho nation.
Mr.. George arrived yesterday to
meet Mrs. FELTON,, who will come
here today from her home in Car
tersville. He said he sanctioned
the movement to have Mrs. FELTON,
officially seated in the Senate and
would like to see the distinction
Of being the first woman in the
country to serve In the Senate
conferred upon the S5-yearold
Georgian.