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The Brunswick news., 1919-02-25
BRANTLEY'S PAYS TRIBUTE
CHARLES PORTER GOODYEAR

The following rs an extract from d
letter from Honorable w. G. Brantley
attorney at law. Washington. ID. c.
to A. NJ. Smith. secretary Brunswick
Board of Trade:
81 am greatly shocked and distress
Ell this afternoon to learn of the death
Cf Col. Goodyear. | knew nothing of
it until | noted it few moments ago
il. the newspapers. Brunswick and
Gel. Goodyear have always been with
me, if not actually synonomOus. at
least so related to each other that
thinking OF the ether Our city never
had a more devoted. loyal and patriot
i" citizen than ne was. He always
thought. and talked and dreamed of
Brunswick with a personal affection
ard it can be truly said Cf him that
he literally loved Brunswick 1t is.
Tarhaps g rather common lying thai
tliS. that, or the other man loves his
hCma town CT city, but when we said
that of Col. Goodyear during his life
l'Il!C We meant lll0Tt lIlItll the COllIilOll
saying implied for in truth and \
f ct | think he loved Brunswick Just
as if Brunswick was person. With
his public spirit, his broad vision, hi
great ability and his indomitb'o ener
2!. he deserved a greater world sue
cess than he achieved. The fact that
h. did not attain all that he deserved
k2g long beben a surce Of deep regret
t. me as | know it has to hundred
of others | think il is true. too to
gay th,t he did not attain such per
s0nal success simply because he di
rected tco much of his time and of his
Thoughts and Of his ability to tha pull
lie interest and not enough to hi
own personal interest. Be ell this as
it may. ! gre9tly, admired him wa
exceedingly fond Of him and shall l0nr
mourn his departure from us"
The Brunswick news., 1919-02-25
GOBS' MINSTREL
Be GREAT EVENT
BEST PERFORMANCES EVER
PULLED OFF IN CITY.

The big minstrel planned by the
Gobs. will be given on Tuesday,
March 4th at the Grand Opera house.
performances to be given both after
nCCn and evening. This minstrel
promises to be huge success as the
men are we'll organized in spite of
the fact that so many of their numhe"
have been recently discharged. The
ensemble chorus Of forty men will
render some Of the latest song hits
a. well as some old time favorites.
The War Camp Community Service
has taken over the management of the
show, and Director M. w. Kreiger
who is directing the perform
ances states that the show
premises to give Brunswick one of
the BIT minstrel performances it has
ever witnessed. IS he has found ?
number of old professional minstrels
who he is starring. The troupe has
been thoroughly organized and sports
an executive committee which is work
itp hand in hand with the director.
The show will be given in two parts
tho first being typical old time min
etlel, in which there will be TIE most
delightful program rendered, including
some good up to date jokes. Two pre-
fessional soft-shoe dancers promise to
take the audiences by storm. Our
dotv Shorty Dwyer, with his dancing
PARTNER Bones" B'umell will shake
their feet in most scandalous man
ner. Mr.. Everett, who fills the inte'
'ocutor's chair in most PLEASING
manrsr, has an assortment of hot
stuff which will cause any Brunswick
ian in the audience who is suffering
from indigestion to dismiss his ply
eician Lew Dockstader hasn't thing
on this boy.
The second part will be a diversi
fled arrangement of both collective
and individual scenes,
The Brunswick news., 1919-02-25
EUROPE LOOKS TO UNITED
STATES FOR LASTING PEACE
Presidents Train Left the Mas
sachusetts Metropolis Yester
day Afternoon at 4;3O and is
Due to Reach Washington al
Early Hour This Morning.

Boston Fb. "a 4.-Presdent Wilson.
in his first speech here today on
binding from France, invited the Crit
ica of the league of nations plan to test
tie sentiment of the American.
Men" he declared. "who would
have America fail <ie world in it,
hopes, saw only beyond the nearest
horizon. They don't know the senti
ment of the Americans" he sid.
Speaking of the hopes and aspira
tiGns of the European people for &
lasting peace, which he said were
PINNED to the United States, as
friend of mankind, the president SAID
he had no more doubt Of the verdict
of America in this matter.
81 would have doubt CT the biood
that is in me. The nations OF the
world have set their heads to DE-
great things and they are not going
to stop short of their purpose. | don't
speak of government, but OF peoples
VINO Will S0c JliaC IL tAiSiA p'|'N1-'
governments don't do their will some
others will andrtNa secret is out
and the present governments know it.
81 have come back to transact bus
iress for a little while in America. but
I say it in all soberress that | have
been trying to speak your thoughts
probing deep in my heart and trying
t., see things that are right rather
than things that are expedient. ! an'
finding the heart of America ana
find that in loving America I have
Joined the majority of my fellowme:
throughout the world. "
The presidents train left Rosto"
a: 80 this afternoon and iG due t"
reach Washington at 3 o'clock tomoN
row morning.
The Brunswick news., 1919-02-25
DIRECT LINES To
SOUTHEN AMERICA
JOHN BARRETT SUGGESTS THIS
TO THE UNITED STATES
SHIPPING BOARD.

Washington, Feb. "a. 4.-Establish
ment of direct steamsmhip lines be
tween south Atlantic and Gulf ports
CT the United States and South Amer
ica was urged upon the shipping board
today by John Barrett, director gen
eral of the Pan American union.
Barrett suggested Charleston, Sav
annah, Jacksonville, FengacOla 9nd
Mobile as southern terminus.
The Brunswick news., 1919-02-25
BOSTON WENT WILD OVER
PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON

Boston, Feb. 24.-N.ever in the
history of this great city has man
received a greater ovation that &C
corded President Wilson yesterday.
Long before the hour for his arrival
masses of humanity could be seen
on every street through which the
presidential party would pass and
during his great speech it was often
many minutes before he could resume
talking on account the noisy approy
q; of his expressed sentiments.
The Brunswick news., 1919-02-25
CAPT. PAULSO'S DEATH
DEEPLY DEPLORED HERE

The death of Capt. Jacob Paulson,
which occurred at his home in Savan
nah early Sunday morNng, is deeply
deplored in this city where he often
visited in former years.
Capt. Paulson was always active in
matters of a marine nature generally
and was interested in quite number
Of steamboats, as well rs other craft.
The tug Jacob Pauson is named fo~
the deceased, 1t has come to this port
on dozens of occasions.
The Brunswick news., 1919-02-25
LOCAL TRADE BOARD TO
ASSIST IN DISPOSITION
This Means That When the Prop
eTty Is Sold 1t Will Go to a Con
Germ That viii Operate Great
Manufacturing Pant - Many
representatives View Site.

After a del2y of several months. the
war department has finally agreed
with tha salvage board for the disposi
tion 'of the great holdings Of the Unit
ed States government at this place
which was bought by the goyarnmen
for tho purpose Of erecting and operat
ille a pierre acid manufacturing plant
News readers IRE familiar with all the
details Ct this mammoth movement
Ntich was stepped with the signing
of the armistice on November II. 1t is
true e large number Of employees
were continued on their jobs for quite
a While after this date. but score by
score they We're relieved until at the
present time there is only the requir
Cd number cut there to guard the
property and to store the vast guam
t'tF Of m2torial or use in the construc
ton of the various buildings, now
partly completed or entirely finished
Ii round figures it is estimated that
the investment Of the government
stands 1t more than six million dol
lars.
Representatives. from the largest
OF the industries in the United States
have been in the city from time to
time. Among the number have been
s.averal from the Hens: Ford interest
IS well $ from other great concerns.
but for various reasons the names OF
these are not printed.
Some time ago the Brunswick Board
If Trade offered its services to the
government in assisting in finding a
suitable purchaser and at last the de
p rtment has accepted this offer and
TIE property is now really on the ma.
kot
There IS hardly q person in Bruins
wick who believes that this vast out
lay of money will be allowed to lay
Idle. especially when the fact that the
fcoation is ideal for factory purposes
rI was only selected after many
ether sites, with better financial of
fCrs, We're examined by representa-
tiycs Of the war department. 1t is
deal as it has easy access both by
deep wafer 1t CriSpen island and rail
by the various roads entering Bruins
wick. There is little doubt in the
minds of those in position to know
about such matters but that this great
lite viii be used for mammoth man
nfacturing purposes and-within the
next twelve or fourteen months.
The Brunswick news., 1919-02-25
RAINBOW TO COME
MIDDLE OF APRIL
THIRTY SECOND DIVISION ALSO
SCHEDuLEC TO SAIL ON
THAT DATE.

Coblenz, DFeb. 24.-The Forty
second, or Rainbow" division, com
posed of the national guards from Eli
over the United States. will leave for
home about April fifteenth.
Another booked to leave on that
date is the Thirty second division, it
was announced today at headquarters
The Third army Of occupation will be
replaced by regulars.
The Brunswick news., 1919-02-25

Baseball Talk Still on.-It is mora
than likely that meeting of all the
baseball enthusiasts of the city will
be held next Friday night. Quite a
number have expressed the wish that
Jack Bowen take the lead in the or
ganization of the city league and it is
proba BILE that he will be induced to
do SO. Mr.. Bowen is baseball player
who has done service in the big
leagues and it is sure that he can
make the city league and the one big
team here go.
The Brunswick news., 1919-02-25
VERY SERIOUS MATTERS
WERE THRESHED OUT
Among Other Things Council
Passed Resolution Providing
Tor Outside Advisory Commit
tee Act With Council Fathers
In Bond Issue.

The best business inCusnt il Bruna
wicl- is going 10 wo..i il dead clfne5;
this morning lol The aGCcea Of Cnc
impending bond Issue in tn sum o
%l50.0O0 for a modern system Of pay
ed streets in this city
Immediately afteT the meeting o.
Tie CITY council lat night T. Joint
conference was hcl by ciji~eas gel
orally and the members o. eouncil
locking to the success Of tn. e!ecl.,n
and clarifying . number OF lit .at'on
that might have militate@ to The dis
3ayIGt sc cf til election.
the business men present were
largely from the Brunswick Board Of
Ira ic and many 3hort talks were
made, all in th.a interest Of tn move
mont
It was stated by sevc",l property
owners ,,nd leading business men ta9'
th.a thought Of the community gene:
ally. was that an advisory committee
ought to be created from various othe'
city org pizatiCns, to act with tho
council in the entire b31'l issue prop
sition from start to finisN This SUE
scstion. which was very natural, c2E
ed some little resentment IN tho
part of council when it We first sue
gested but as the att" TO of t..
delegation present was outlined ~
the real spirit Of the situ9tiOn wa"
mae manifest, council finally reas
sombled and adopted resolution
providing that an advisory committee
6 three members be created to act in
conjunction with the city in the
handling of the bond issue, 1t Was
provided th2t one member Of tn
committee be named by the county
commissioners, that Hon n Emanuel
act as one from the City SiHi1in
Fund commission and that tine third
one be named by the Brunswick Board
OF Trade.
The passage Of this resolution Great
ed general enthusiasm and the fiftv
or more business men present heartily
agreedt to give their cordial support tc
the success of the bond issue.
In few days Mayor Hopkins viii
name a general committee from tn
city at large and from various org n
zations to wTge a vigorous campaign
ia favor of the bond Issue.
The meeting last night. while SOM
plain talking was done VS. conclude
in harmonious manner and ii i
believed that tho results Of the moo
ing insure the success OF tho ravo"
streets bond issue.
The Brunswick news., 1919-02-25
GOVERNMENT REGULATION
OF REFRsGERATOR CARS

Washington, Feb. 24.-The senate
agricultural committee ordered report
ed the Kendrick bill which provides
for the regulation Of refrigerator cars
by the Interstate Commerce commits
sion.
The committee also ordered the Ii
oensing of packers facilities and di
vorcing of stoclyards from packing
companies.
The Brunswick news., 1919-02-25
CLAIMS OF ALBANIA ARE
SENT COMMITTEE ON GREEK

Paris. Feb. "a 4.-Allied represents
tlves today heard Turkhan Pasha on
Albanian claims, which were referred
to the committee on Greek affairs.
says the official communication.
This evening the commission on Pol
i3h affairs communicated Information
md proposals from the Warsaw com
mission.
The Brunswick news., 1919-02-25
coTToNsEED EMBARGO OFF

Washington. Feb. 24-Amendments
designed to remove the embargo plac
ed by tho war industries board against
cottonseed. was carried in bill in
the house tonight before the measure
is sent to the senate. e
The Brunswick news., 1919-02-25
FOR REFERENDUM VOTE
ON LEAGUE OF NATIONS

Washington, Feb. - f.-Representa
i've Lunleen, Of Einneect.. Rcpubl
m, introduced Il bill today providing
or a referendum vote t0 determine
the action Of the United States govern
ment on the proposed league of ma
tionc.
The Brunswick news., 1919-02-25
VICTORY LOAN TO BE FOR
FIVE BILLION DOLLARS

Washington. F2b. 14.--The Vict2ry
loan, which will be float2d in April
is expected tc he Cor five billion
dollars, the house ways and mean
committee reported today in subj
ing the legislation authorizing the s2le
of short term notes instead of bonds
The Brunswick news., 1919-02-25
NEW YORK STRIKE
IS DECLARED OFF
BUILDING TRADES E CPUTE is
SETTLED AND MEN TO
RETURN TO WORK.

Washington, Feb. 24.-All workmen
on strike in the New York Building
trades dispute and all sympathetic
strikers, were ordered back to work
tonight under an agreement reached
between representatives Of the Build
ing Trades association and the secre
taries of war and labor.
The Brunswick news., 1919-02-25

Steamer Santiago in Pert The
Mallory Line steamer Santiago reach
ed mort yesterday morning from New
York with general cargo of mer
chandise. It will take lumber and
naval stores on the return trip
The Brunswick news., 1919-02-25

Taimadne at the Bijou. Miss Con
stance Talmadge, conceded to be the
most popular film star at the present
time II playing It the Bijou today in
her latest select production, "A Lady's
Nfme."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23

ST la escultura representa- la
eternidad, puede decirse que d.
Ramon de Campoamor ha entra-
do ell ella como 81 no fuera a
permanecer mas que unos breves
instante. Ha entrado de paso ell
la eternidad, con unas botas de
cartela v ha dejado al alcance de
la mano, para cuando llegue ell
mOmentO de retirarse, su chistera
de marmol y sus guantes del mis-
mo material. A mi me da La idea
de que ha lido ell tranvia y de que
esta alli i'm POGO azOrado, como
en- una vista dc cumpidO. Sus
pcrsonajcs-la anciana de la cofia,
la niiia que 1iene cl pecho dc cris
tai, etc le rodean, Y seg1n de-
cia la admiradora descOnOcida pa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23

rece que estan habando. Parece
que estan hablando y hablando en-
prosa, V este es 10 malo, porque
en- escultura no Sc debe hablar.
Parecen, Ell fin, un grupo fotogra-
fico de escultura Kodak.
Algunas -veces yO habfa acari--
ciado el proposito de ser un gran
de hombre, como tantOs Otros; pc
TO ahOra he resuelto renunciar dc
finitivamente a semejante idea.
Mientras la inmortalidad sea una
cosa. tan parecida a la vida co
rrientc y mientras ell ella deba
uno preocuparse tambien del al
midonado de la tirilla, no cree
que valga la pena ser immortal.
Julio GAMBIA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23
CRONICAS. DE GAMBIA. i.
No vale Ia pena de ser immortal.

lIn cierta avenida del Retro
hay un grupo escult0rico dedica-
do a ID. Ramon de CampoamOr. El
publico, generalmente, 10 contem-
pla con admiration, y este es muy
logico. Para que son los monu-
mentos mas que para admirarlos?
--;Que naturalidad = le OF de-
cir un dfa una seilora en- prcscn-
cia de aquellas tiguras--. Parece
que estan hablandO.
y, en- efecto, parece que estan
hablando. El artista ha dispues-
to su grupo como 81 fuera a hacer
una instantanea al centesimO de
segundo. Aqui las personals ma
yores. Los niilos dclante v Ell
pie. Esta cabeza un POGO mas a
la derecha. :. iClik!..
Don Ramon aparece sentado en-
un banco sobre el cual ha deiado
unos guantes de marmol Y una
chistcra del mismo material. Tie
he unas bOtas de cartera cuyo pre-
clio ell marmOl ignore, perO que,
en- cabritilla O tafilete, ha debidO
Oscilar alrededor de las veinticin-
co pesetas. Estas bOtas no han
llevado nunca tapas nj medias sue
las; conservan tOdos sus bOtOnes,
V, probablemcnte, son unas bOtas
recien estrenadas. En- cuantO a
la chistera, de marmOl, como Sc
las arreglaria el poeta, va ancia-
no V sin fuerzas, para saludar COZ
un Instruments tan pesadO?
No Sc indigne el autor del mo-
numento por estos calculOs que yO
hago sobre la densidad de la CHS
terra campoamorina. o somos
realistas no 10 somOs. UnO no
puede, voluntad del artista, fl
lar SUI atenci6n en- tales detalles
V apartarla de tales otrOs. Ell au-
tor parece haber puesto un gran
intcr6s en- hacernos Observar que
las botas del poeta tienen seis DO.
tones cada una. ;C0mo podra
luego pasarnos inadvertido el pc
so de aquella chistera tan Osten-
sible? y ademas, ique hace ALI
aquclla chistera, va que cl poeta
esta descubiertO?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23

vender los comerantes
meritOs cuauier
ofrecfoes para coo anies de iner
hecho de haber vendido
ce pntas Ia puede citarse
de Ia utidad de la pana eectrlca
;Cudes sedn las ventaas que les ndueron COM
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23
ES BUEN ANUNCIO.

Toos los progrestas la uena luz
E Influenza uerte FAVOR del conner
Dado uendas una
ien alumDrada V la entrara mas genteT
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23
silva listed AMONTAR SU OFICINA

No es possible hacer
un mueble s6lido, ele-
gante y duraderO sinO
Sc dispOne de buen ma
terial.
POr ESQ THE WA
BASH CABINET CO.,
antes de lamar al mer-
cadO del mundO sus ad-
rnirables equipOs para
oficinas, adquiri6 bOs-
cues extensisimos en- los
que crecen las mas ri
cas- maderas.
La materia prima in
superable, ell mOdelO SUI
premO Y el artifice ex-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME

4 lio de New York para esta el IA
del presente.
Vapor americana Helen. De-
be haber salido ell 10 del actual
de New York para esta.
Vapor americana Coamo. Sal
dra manana de New York.
Vapor Santo Domingo. Sc
aguarda hoy procedente de la
Republica Dominicana.
Vapor espanol Montevideo. Sc
aguarda a principles del entrante
JUNO procedente de Centre Anne
RIGA en- viaje para Espaila.
Consigs., S. de Ezquiarh
Vapor Cornelia. Saldr.sTl "a
del corriente de New York para
esta.
Vapor espafiol Cadiz. En- la
primera semana del pr6ximo ju-
lilo estara aqui en- viaje para ell
Norte y Mediterraneo de Espa-
Tia.
Consigs., Sobrinos de Izquier-
/ do & Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23
COMODIDAD.,

Para empleados cuando haya que
TRAFALGAR por los dependencies este mas conteno
SIN Ia
mala Aumbra del principal esta rca
de a ofcina, dep0sto, garage, tahona etc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23
SAN JUAN SANTURCE LINE, Inc.

Por acuero de la na de Directories cta por e presene
Junta general exraornara de accionsas Que ebera
tener ugar los altos del Muee No g e sabado d 21 del
entrante de Junio las diez de la maana fin de
resover respeco la continuation de los
negocos, disouc6n de la Compaia 81 que as consi
dera llegado el caso
San Juan, P R., Mayo 20 de 1919.
Ell SecretariC !
A. DiaZ Mbr
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23
HIELO HIELO. HI + L 0
AVISO AL PUBLICO

La Porto Rico Ice F1mpany tiene el gusto de par
t;cipar sus aslduos centes al p1bco en- generaA,
que por serta los 20 Gos que temc dc cstoble
cidG, esta hacienda reformas plantas de helo
con ell obeto de duplicar su production beneicando
al p1blico, pues doble production podremos re-
baj nuestros precos de Venta quizas muy pronto
venderemos nuestro hielo no n,ds de OCHO DOLA-.
RES tOnclddG 0 sea 40 ccntGrOs QWint0l.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23

traordinario, han ere
10 estOs muebles de WI
BASH que no tiene1A
val, porque sui
elegante, lodul
10 practice.
ST quiere usl
vencerse de est
la installation d
TERO, FERN
& Co., Inc, y q
ra usted ell mel
10 para montaf
ma de tai mOdO
sea ell primer f
j SUI negOcio.,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23

No hubo.
Operaciones de buques costeros
en- puerto:
Julio, Vieques
Marcos, Vieques
Maria Amparo, Fajardo
Maria Belen, Aguadilla y Maya
giiez
Pedrito, Vieques
Fajardina, Fajardo
Carmen, Fajardo
Virginia, st. Thomas
Juan Cruz, Humacao y Naguabo
yAPORES QUE Sc ESPERAN
Vapor Philadelphia. Sc aguar-
da del "a al Is del presente pro-
cedente de Venezuela en- viaje
para New York.
Vapor Santiago de Cuba. Ha-
cia ell 5 del entrante estara aqui
procedente de Habana y escalas.
Vapor americana Laphite. Sa-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23

Entradas:-
Vapor americana Ponce, dc
New York.
DespachadOs:-
No hubo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-23
DELCO-LIGHT
APLANTAELECTRICA COMPLETA
los COMERCIANTES.

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pantas los eomeleanes e % @ G ueu de panta eacriea
iCas las entajas que les lndueon COM
''N' '''' Es BUEN ANUNCIO.
,ae Ts' s m E a favor
ene dond hay &c ompetenea @ paao sns dos enda' una
COMODIDAD.
eomeidsd empssdos sn su1nao asSs
uar % psa M nSfhs 1np a 81 a
la tenda, Ia ofcina, deposto' garage tahona ETC.
EvITA INCENDIOs.
Evia incendos Ell ncendo siempre
possible cuando aya de leyar veas gunaues e un so o
ad asn naa @ qe @ las ] @ EN- eerre ea sus
scompetidores seryirdn sus parroquianos! ,-....
Es UNA ECoNoNl1A
La pnta petr6leol I'm gallon de
eucdad da etIo luz que 81 ss este Sc
kovato la corriente producida
oTRAs vENTAJAs.
euales toma een pOr nG sn que 9 e mo0
de ciertas plantas pdblcas de la lsla
DUENOs DE PLANTAs.
los sas srs MT5oIsl r CO. 'qa va.
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