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Hardware Company
THEWINcVESTKR STORE
Gloucester St. * Phone 26]
Rough new Hats
for Polished Gentlemen.
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In No'ember, along with the
rough weather, come Rough
Hats.
. Brush effects—-scratched up
finishesVelours—some silk lin-
K.te ed '" all slick ,ookin g-
Come—you don’t want to wear
jwa>jc it.* -JR-r? a smooth hat when all the
i ■ smooth dressers are roughing
They’re rough—we're ready—
the price is easy.
Let’s get our heads together.
$5 and $6
Stephens, Lorentzson & Sheffield
BUTTS DELIVERS
LECTURE TO WOMAN
Mrs. Carrie Segui Must Travel
Straight and Narrow Path or
Her Two Children Will Be
Taken Away From Her.
When the jury in the case of Mrs.
Carrie Segui brought in a verdict
yesterday of not guilty on the charge
of violating the prohibition lay, Judge
Butts asked the defendant to stand
and iie delivered one of J,he strongest
lecture, e ver heard in a Glynn county
court house. The judge told Mrs-
Segui that th e jury did right in bring
ng in this verdict because the evi
dence did | not warrant conviction.
"Members ¥f th e jury know and l
know th ia, that you have been en
kagf 'l ii tUp* business and X want ib
warn if If I hear even rumor
city or county officials
of your continued connection with it
I am going to take your children away
from you and send them where they
will be raised jn proper envoirn
ments.” ,
| Till, j s the second or third case
! against Mrs. Segui on the same
i charge, but evidence has never been
| sufficiently strong to convict lipr. She
| wu s represented at yesterday's trial
! hy Attorneys Durden and Carrington
| and the state's sid e was cared for h-
Solicitor Scarlett. The latter sajd
when thp, trial ended: “I can’t con
vict this woman, that's all there is
to It and no matter how strong the
<ae i s there is always something that
warrants a not guilty verdict ~ One
thing is certain, Mrs. Segui must let
whiskey alone if s he expects to livr
1 in Brunswick and keep he - two child
I ren ns Judge Wengrow, of the juv e in
| court, has already been Consulted and
| ‘he straight and path must
| 1> 0 followed by her.
REV. f H. THOMSON
RETURNED TO FIRST
METHODIST CHURCF
Continued From Page One)
ville, Rev. N. T. Paeord; Tennille
Rev. L. C, Gray; Baxley, Rev. T. E
Davenport; Eastman, Rev. Geo. M
Arree; Lumber City, Rev. E. E. Card
ner; Mcßae, Rev. M. R. Heflin; I.y
ons, Rev. T. E. Pharr; Reids ville, Rev
R. F. Dennis; Surrcncy, Rev. J. P
Dickinson; Vidalid; Rev. J. K. Samp
ley; MUlen, Rev. P. T. Holloway; Sn
vannahi, Asbury, Rev. M. A. Shaw
Savannah, Epworth. Rev. C. \V Cur
ry; Savannah, Grace, Rev. fc. E
Whittington; Savannah Trinit* Rev
Silas Johnson; Savannah. Wesley
Rev. J. A. Thomas; Statesboro, Rev
Lelarnl Moore; Waynesboro, Rev. J
E. Seals; Swainsboro, Rev. W. A
Tyson; Albany, Rev. W. H. Build'
Bainbridge, Rev. J. M. Foster; Cairo
Rev. A. H. Robinson; Camilla, Rev.
.1. 11. House; Pelham, Rev. J. P.
W'antlaw; Thomasville, Rev. P. W.
Ellis; Ariel, Rev. J. H. Stanford:
Moultrie, Rev. Reese Griffin; Quit
man, Rev. S. C. Oliff; Sylvester, Rev.
W. A, Huckabee; Tifton, Rev. C. A.
Jackson; Valdosta. Rev. N. H. Wil
liams.
JUDGE E. 111, DIRT
HOLDS FIRST COURT
New City Recorder Makes Good
Impression and Incidentally
Established a New Price List
For Law Violators.
Judge Edwin W. Dart, presided for
the first time yesterday morning in
h e police court and lie dispensed j
simon pure article of justice with ti
grace and dignity of an old time r it}'
magistrate.
He did something P lse-
He established anew cost hill down
n the niatine e room at tile city hall
it rung something lik P this:
Plain drunk—ss or 10 day .
Drunk with trimmings—slo oi •
10 days.
Drunk with cussing spell- $25 •
or !!0 days.
Disorderly conduct $5 or 10 ■
i days.
Violating traffic law $5 or 10*
days. -
The judge was greeted with „ fair
ly good sized house and lie put them
til on notice that it Would pa* them
til to become real • one nighters'' ann
lot to get tUfdcu in their head that
hey must .'Wend each and every per
ormanoe.
Those who uttended tip, perfortuan- •
es yesterday and the prize they
Irew were a follows:
Kolwd Dart, running team over
Ire h M,-: $5 or 10 days
B. . Wallace, drunk and ■ iirsing
►n tli? streets, $25 or thirty day
Andrew Davaris, violating traffic'
aws, $5 or 10 days.
EtlKen P ..Creamer, plain drunk. su.
or 10 days.
A. U. Clark, p plain drunk, with
trimming., sin or lo d; ( ys.
William Del.oach, plain drunk, $u
ir ten dny.
Dentil Smith, disorderly conduct,'
bearing postponed.
A number of the friends of t he judg
wa re down to see bow lie run thin;
uni thev are all satisfied with hi.
performance.
DEATH RflfE 1921
SHOWS DECREASE
\NNI Al ST M IBTIC% f
N'H M FD i;y ii:|'i;nH|
st K m l|EAt ..
No. 27. Figures f, t
practically all .states within the and,.
registration area of tile country, a I
uinoum rd t- d U ' :>v tile -nu ns hu-<
eati, reflect the decreased death rati
for the top' l areal in 1.021 as com.
hared wth tie preceding vcm i
he vdjiisted rates, figured on tlip dp
ferences in th,, sox and age distribu
' ion of tile population in various
states. Montana showed (he lowest.
8.8 per 1000 population and M H h* b
ehusetts the highest, 1.1.4, \
For cities of 100,000 or more Popu
lation. Hie lowest adjusted rate, 0.2
was reported j. r Akron, 0., while a
rate of Ift ’’ mphj* was the high-
CSt.
FINER w ft(- |>.PATE
o>/SUMMY AFTERNOON
The remain ; of I). J. Pate, well
known and r■ ■ > ular citizen who
pssed away at i ~ir View. V%, reach
'd the city mu! the funeral was held
Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev.
’• B- Ov.g •• -.1 interment was in Pal
metto cemetery %
Many sorrowing friends of the de
•eased visit..! the home of S. Bruce
vVright. Eilis street, where the
body was taker, from the train and
cores of sorrowing friends called be
fore the fuller' and also accompan
‘(l the hodv to ts last resting* place,
flic death of Mr. Pate has caused pro
f. utid son w among a wide circle of
friends.
OFFICIALS INQUIRE
OFfAUSE OF DEATH
WANT TO ' CERTAIN WHETHER
WAS K!< i ED OR COMMIT
IM) SI TOIDE.
(Rv A shated Press i
Greenville. Temi., Nov. 27.—After
of the coroner’s jury to decide
'whether in its opinion Dr. Frank Cox,
aged SO. was killed or committed sui- ■
cide, offieia's began an inquiry to de
termine whether the physician might
;have been shot through Possible mo
tives of jealousy or as a result of mis
taken identity.
Dr. Fox was found dead in his auto
moile near here yesterday.
ENGLAND AND FRANCE
WILL OPPOSE RUSSIA
Lrusanne, N'ov 27. —In conference
* ! tcles tor:i it t'c impression pr?-
•'sited that Englsn and Prance vould
opi o*e Russia's itirands for partici
-1 pstion in the conference on equal
footing with the power*
Ot ! T - o/’ O
tIOIN w jju si NE SS
Todays Special
Boys Winter |Qf*
Union Suits, Munsmgs $1.50 quality
Kmt and Silk Neckwear QC?
$ 1.50 quality vOC
Boys Blouse4and Shirts
Stipova $1 quality . OOC
Knit and Silk Neckwear C C
$1 quality . . . . ~J JC
Come Quick Come Now
A. Kaiser & Bro.
IHE Bill GREETED'
■ 8! LARGE CROWD
The
p®* B* jf j;'K >1 the
f|j§f §S I 4 §
1 BB luction
of Bat” attracted Olio of the
of the sea.-on to the
(h night: and it i- doubtful
il the>(% over appeared in that play-
Uotiso lt Vviro mysterious story or one
that h<lri\ufte as Closely the intern-t.
and pi apt.
The S ?v.i weird un,. and
in the hands <' I *i|f|§ artists, it was
Presented in fashion ,
hist night. TtiejMitiery in kwpint?
with the entire unique, mys- :
terinus and nttijEwc.
It would be i jlgrilt to mention any
•no * the inJWier of the list as
the bright s tar of the' a g
gresation of them were finished
in hi s or Kr plate, Portraying the l
parts axgUMd to Perfection.
Tho is woven about ft hank
failure, iWcashifir under suspicion
and the (Ihappegraacc from the bank
a million Medlars, tile death of the
hank prpdMont and the criminal acts
of ‘'Tho Bar," which baffelg all. A
detective Mont for to solve the cas"
finally tußs out to be the arch crim
nal ■ F
The presentation last night was
remarkable and Manager Spencer of
•he Grand, deserves to be commended
for bringing to the city such high I
eliiss production.
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SECRETARY WALLACE
WILL LET BEEF TRUST
CROW STILL GREATER
( By Associated Press.)
Washington, Nov. 27.—Secretary j
Wallace is ready' to give his consent
to the merger of two of the big five
Chicago packing plants through pur-,
chase of Morris & Cos., by Armour &.
Cos.
This statement was indicated this
rnomign after a White House confer-.
ence on the subject.
STONE ACE MURDERESS
WAS SENTENCED FROM
TEN YEARS TO LIFE. •
(By Associated Press.!
Los Angeles, Nov. 27. —Mrs.
Clara Phillips, convicted of mur
der in the second degree of Mrs.
Alberta Meadows with a ham
mer, was sentenced to from ten
years to life in prison. Her at
torneys gave notice of an appeal
■ from the judgment and sen
• te.nce.
Jl Overcoats
p-Jllf* Are Here
!. We call your attention
Kph to the specially low prices
Stylish Young Mens genuine Crombie
woven Scotch fabrics in brown heather,
grey heather. Chamois cloth lined pocket
genuine bone and leather coved buttons
Silk and Satin piped seams, some 2 but
ton belts, some leather covered buckle belts
and some 3 piece combination belt, all new
and right to the minute.
$19.85, $22.45, $24.85
See Our Window
Some Long Coats at
$22.45 and $18.85
Some Medium Lengths at .MS IJv
$16.45 and $18.85 J\a'
2 Special Numbers at Jjf li
$30.00
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Home jof Hart, Shaffner & Marx Clothes
TUESDAY. NOV. 28, 1922.