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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-29
REGULATION OF EXPORTS.

Washington. April 24-President
Wilson IL expected by officials Of the
food administration and he war trade
board 70 recommend 10 The new CON
grrss the enactment Of legislation 70
provide means Tor the regulation OF
exports and imports of foodsuffs after
peHce is declared
This WAS learned follow jng puhlita-
tion Of an exclusive dispatch pointing
out the fact that after July ! when
The war trade board ceases to funr-
tion. there will %" no check on the flow
" food. other than wheat ana wheat
products. out Of the United States
Governmental control Of exports dur
ing tho period 1f reconstruction Will
be necessary. il IS explained, for sew
er7al reasons Three Of them are
l. To prevent a drain on the avail
able stocks in the United states which
might result in an actual shortage
here
, To forcstan undue speculation
isnd profiteerine jhat would send prices
soaring
5 To insure that our allies and the
liberated small nations are not made
! 20 suffer- should The enemy countries
and Russian Bolshevtk attempt ia
rush in and buy w our surplus,
Regulation of certain imports is
said to be neccssarv for the protection
OF producers from 2. flood Of these
Commodities from other countries.
whlrh have large SURPRISES and also
TO insure SUPPLY Of needed imports.
Exports Of all foodstuffs except
/ grain to our allies now are permitted
virtually without restriction. y was
stated at the war trade board Ship
ments to neutraEs are limited. Ger
many ard Russia are to he supplied
with enough food to prevent actual
/ starvation. under rIan Of the Amert
1an relief administration, headed by
Herbert Hoover.
with the ratification Of the reaee
treaty the allied. cm harFo against the
central powers will he lifted. restric-
ttonH on neutrals removed and the
food gates of European trade thrown
wide open A rush to America for
food ia inevitable
The wheat situation IS adequately
protected through the powers vested
IN the United States Grain corporation.
/ Unless congress provides for the regu-
ifation of exports of other foodstuffs,
I the how from this country will be
limited only by tho availa Bile cargo
space. The present surplus of meats,
fats and other meat products, ii is
feared would he quickly exhausted and
SERIOUS inroadS made on stocks re-
quired for domestic consumption.
officials viii not say whether or not
The proposal will he to continue in
operation the war trade board or the
creation Of some new agency. It Is
agreed however, that tho war trade
/ boards system Of licenses should he
the basis for any new plan.
Attention was directed 70 Mr..
Hoovcrs announced views on this
subject. He SAYS;
Some organization must ne CON
tinued or some organization might he
set mn TO guide our distribution Of
food abroad The vast purchases for
export arc now MI in the hands Of
governments many of Thorn acting in
common and their powers in buying
could. if misused. ruin our producers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-29
REQUISITES FOR EXPORT DEVELOPMENT.

Purchase by American investors OF
foretrn securities, and the extending
~ long credits 70 foreign buyers, are
eafled the two vital necessities Of
4oreign trade In the current iss1e of
~Arnerican Goods and Foreign Mar
Eknts," the serni-monthly review Of
2fcreign trade issued by the Guaranty
Ixust com pany OF New York.
Ill s~rhe vital necessities Of the export
#n1tuAtion.- says the pamphlet ~are
|&oeoming clearer as the needs OF the
80 arr crystaiiizing. and the reia-
9(sve position OF the United States r.
oorning more clearly understood
duion now b practically unanimo rs
~ beast two closely allied problems
/ ere are few economists. ananc.erS,
traders who do not no~ ses that
ture development OF foreign trade.
~ maintenance OF our present posi- :
ek aammsrcial snprsnAcx. And
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-29
AMERICANS ATE MORE
AND FED THE WORLD, TOO

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-29

indeed the very weifare of the world
itself depends greatly ON the attttud q
by American. business on
these two subjects:
l. Foreign investments
,. Credit terms to foreign buyers
Informed American opinion on tho
first Of these subjects has expressed
itself In these words:
Due to the war, the export trade
OF the United States has endrrno usly
expanded Due to the same cause,
America viii soon have the greatest
merchant feet in the world Neithe
however. will avail the American peo-
pie unless they are willing TO invest
some Of their capital in the foreign
countries TO which the American mer-
chant fleet sails. and TO which Amer'-
can merchandise Is carried.
Latin-American. Asiatic, an d
ashsr countries undeyeloped eco
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-29

lp an argument Marshal Foch GER
fainiy has q convincing waN.--New
YORK World
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-29

Again the Wednesday club has
abundantly justified i:s continued eT-
isssrc.- The opening concert Of the
sp~sng festival at the city Auditorium
Anst night was new demonstration
e the STEADY advance IN musical cril-
ture In Richmond. both in tire quality
OF s1he clubs own performance and In
TIE kesn appreciation shown by the
trssnrnse audience
Richmond loves music. That has
hong s~en settled. The fact OF the
existence Of the "Wednesday club and
ct3ser musical organizations IL proof
enough II any were needed But the
work OF these organizations, though
NOT always mainly intended as such.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-29
AN APPEAL THAT WILL BE ANSWERED.

this body of brave and devoted work
e~ss Is getting coT~fial common dalton
OF ecs,esdastfcs Of all denominations
and OF laymen of au degrees of emil
neaee. Cardinal Gibbons especially
well Expressed the peculiar merit of
the Salvation Army when he wrote to
Elk Governor Whitman. the head OF it's
national committee for the home ser
vice fund, that the man in need Of
help is the object OF their efforts. with
never a question of hts creed or color"
For the raising OF that home ser
vsee fund to s13, 10000 the Saliva
tion Army and it's friends will con
dnct special mpaign-one that
dozshtlsss wiz be OF charac ter istic vfgor
and one thar certainly deserves to be
successful Virginia is expected to
provide $500, 900 AZ it's contribution to
this amount II ought to give that
m uch--or more--and will To do 30
rs to make an Investment as good. In
ITS different way. as is the purchase of
Victory notes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-29

~ ct rs vvpr~ IN the thick ~
. rss Of r,s we're doing ouT best
y, arccsrrrss ~sa victory. Al OF r2s bow
srvrr. 40 mot s~ar The mar KS
whether m NE Uniform or NOT
EVERY American responded to tn~ as'-
nea5 Of The country. and early peace
was the reward
Some gave their lives, Many bear
marks that signify sacrifice Of less de-
gree A wear fs what large nunlpTT
OF them received trem their part IN
:ha war.
Ii your part had TO be financial as
sissance, you were IN The thick or *
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-29
IN THE THICK OF 1T.

also. DO you. however, bear any
mark rs the result of yorr sacrifice.
or. IL a substantial bank account ac-
curnulated by the wars leaSon in
economy. what you received from
your part In rfae wrSr.
Arne rAcarus have done their part
wonderfully. An are not dissfn guisfed
by scars. thanks to the spirit with
whtch the nation entered the fght-
Keep UP that spirit especially Mt
this time. and make the victory liberty
loan the greatest victory IN govern
us&szna boan&
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-29
FUNERAL WEDNESDAY
Of COL. ". MILES GARY

After short illness Colonel Will
son Miles Cary died yesterday morn
ing at his home, 1105 West Franklin
street. at the age Of seventy six
Funeral will take place Wednesday
afternoon, with burial in Hollywood.
Colonel Cary served with gallantry
through out the four years OF the
Civil war and had long been a promi-
nent figure in the business and social
life of the city He was born in
Mississippi but his parents. Lucius
Falkland Cary and Mrs. Lucy Henley
Cary returned to their home in Will
llamsburg while he was a small boy.
Cary was attending William and Mary
college at the outbreak OF the war. He
joined a company Of volunteers raised
in Williamsburg which became n part
of the Thirty-second Virginia in
fantry.
Col Cary was assistant adiuiant-
general on the staff of tho late Cen
eral Bennett II Young at the Con-
federal" reunion held in Richmond in
1915 He was also chief OF staff to
the late Governor Fitzhugh Lee and
served on the staff of the late Cover
nor Philip \. Mckinney
lie leaves widow, formerly Miss
Ililias Blair McPhail. OF Charlotte
county and four children: Hunsdon
Cary and Mrs Thomas Marshall. both
of this city, and Mrs Thomas King
Currie, of Columbus, Ga. and Lucius
Falkland Cary, Of this city The first
lvo named were children OF his first
wife, Miss Annie +. Sublett
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-29

77xss ts tire day OF days fDr the
yuunw~hearted among us- Tor IT marsIs
the axxsvss OF the first hea,sssa ~sr-goc~s~
ness circus since n chill Aoverroes
day IN 917---a ttrne rendered dosshsy
ginuuny by the pain of war
Last yeax. cne big shows dad mot
gonna II ma1- rfreis Sam nssded an
t,aS railroad c&ss and engines DO un~ve
0xastfnx men and q gfzstng usAer~tA1. 10
- cAserfnkay Exve uy ose delights OF
u, uoensgcrts and the ssSsfzxst rings
ma he triunnphal entry and tho fly
~ trApexam ard the grand CONCERT al
= anncuzst of The how tn insa@d Hmm
BIT now the Hun has been daily
w1flcppad and hunu bse-d. and spring
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-29

a. N De civilian nrganfzatfons r~~
nA~,,. and others, that undertook
me war to decrease the hard
.e,ev.~ and rroynots the welfare OF our
-~,a,srx saws the New York Times
-~@ one better stood the tests Of ttse
<~rf,,,e wears r1ran dr. the Saliva
49, ARMY Several with financial re-
.neyr<,es enormously greater. and ~feh
.an.ar relattors 70 the government and
-. >rrox were able. Of course. to ac-
~o~rrai9h larger amount OF renc1
~e~r IA It's various phases. bat none
-. able to win for IT'S represcn tatfves
= The foreign nAld or In the campo
- noy,A more OF respect or OF afTec~
t4rr. from officers and prtvates alike
YnAeSd. thu waI record OF she Sal
v~Stcn Army II about as nearly per
S.,4 a. that OF ar organization com
v>r.a5 of y,,ere human beings ever WAS,
- 1. likely ever TO be. II is no woz1-
dex. therefore. that besides the uTalas-
mous praises Of the men in uniform
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-29
i rey de Belgica ira q Washington.
Las tropas restablecen el orden en- el Peri
Diez y seis vctimas en- un incendio en- Cuba
Ratihcando

Con motive del suelto que publico
La verdad" que nos obliso a con-
testar, dicho semanario inserta una re-
plica en- su iiltimo numero a la cual
vamos referirnos ahora
En- esta casa mo hay escritores que
comedian iguales derechos al error que
la verdad''.
va hemos dicho, el que no quiera
entender tiene derecho no entender,
que nosotros no publicamos hi publ
caremos NADIA ell favor nj en- contra
de dOgmas hi doctrinas religiosas, nj
haremos, nj permitiremos que Sc hagan
canpanas cn nuestro diario, ell cual So
lamcnte contendra ia mera information
de festas, resefias de actos sociales o
religiosos como reiejo de los hechos que
ocurren en- nuestra comunidad social
Nuestra actitud no es la de un Pc
riodico que 10 adnite todo en- prueba
de unprecedented, 10 cual lie haria in
currir en- una vulgar contradiction, 81
no que 70 admite NADIA, reServandose
el lesitimo. derecho de no enitir OPT
niones en materia religiosa, la vez
que los eseritores de este diario pue-
den Ievar a cabo campafias religiosas
op1naf 10 cue les convensa sn los
periodiccs. creados para fines de pro-
paganda religiosa.
No es que el catolico ell protestan-
te al salir de su casa para esta oficina
al entrar por la puerta de la Redac-
cion cambien sus opiniones religiosas.
No es que Sc Green entidades contra
dictorias, sino es sencillamente que ell
Redactor Sc abstiene de manifes-
tar sus opiniones religiosas en- lei
MUNDC' este tambien Sc abstiene
de manifestar las agenas.
Desgraciado de Puerto Rico 81 los ca
tolicos al ocupar puestos administrati-
vos, procedieran con un criterio exclu-
sivamente catolico en- Ell desempefo de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-29
ACLARACION

En- Ell numero de aver de nuestro dia-
rio y al corregir la prueba del articulo
del Sr. Manuel Sosa Lopez, que Ileva
por titulo Contestando al Sr Coll y
cuchi'' TACHAMCS INTEGRoS los
dos parrafos que empiezan tCristo, Ga
lileo'' Y ''y como Aso especialisimo
voy citar Cristo'' por considerar-
los fuera en- absolute del programa de
este diario. Dichos dos p&rrafos no
fueron, sin embargo, entresacados de
III ccnpostrf6n y salIeron Ell elsafSlculos
Deseamos hacerlo constar asi, pues
no estamos dispuestos a variar en- 10
mas minimo nuestra lfnea de conducta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-29
En- busca de I'm
Representante

{ Aver las siete de la noche salio
de San Juan en- automovil, con direc-
ci0n a Cayey, Ell Sr. Palacios, sargento
de armas del Senado, quien lleva ell
encargo de notificar oficialmente al re-
presentante Sr. Fernandez Garcia que
su presencia es requerida maiiana en-
los salones de la legislature para res
ponder algunos cargos que contra Ell
Sc han formulado por un memorial que
publicara en- LA Correspondence"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-29
En- favor de los
estudiantes

Para reparar en- parte los perjuicios
irrogados a los j6venes que al ser H.
cenctados del ej6rcito tienen que con-
tinuar sus estudios en- los colegios de
Puerto Rico, y para otros fines.
PoR cUANTo, hay un ndmero de
personas, que siendo estudiantes de dis
tintosrcentros docentes del pals fueron
requtsitoriadas para prestar servicios
militares la naci6n en- sus momentos
de mayor necesidad;
PoR CUANTo, dichos individuos tu-
vieron que abandonar sus estudios pa
"a satisfacer Ia necesidad militar. con-
trthuyendo asi grandemente la repre-
sentaci6n del pueblo de Puerto Rico
en- Ia preparation militar de los Esta-
dos Unidos para Ell confiicto europeo; |;
PoR oUANTo, la mayor parte de
csos j6venes han sido licenc:ados del
ejercito sin recursos para poder con-
tinuar sus estudios, y con la perdida
del tiempo correspondents.
FOR CUANTo, el Gobierno Nacional
adn no ha hecho NADIA para reponer en-
su status ante bellum 0 para aliviar la
aituacion critics de los licenciados del
eiercto de los cuaise dichos estudian
tes fotmAn parte:
PoR TANTO, Resuelvese pOr la
Asanbiea Legislative de Puerto Rico;
Secci6n 1.---Que toda persona matri-
culada en- aiguna escuela, colegio q
universidad de Puerto Rico y que haya
sido llamada al servicio militar al de-
clafarse Ia guerra entire los Estados
Unidos y Alemania, debera ser admiti-
da. nuevamefte sin que este obligada
al pago de derechos de matricula, ho-
norarios u otros por todo el afio que
perdi6 de sus estudios al ser lamado
al servicio militar, con todos los dere-
chos correspondientes dichas institu-
clones y admitidas en- el mismo grado
y bajo las niismas condolences en- que
50 cncontraba al abandonar su carre-
ra, profession estudios.
Secci6n 2.--Toda ley parte de ley
que 80 oponga la presente, queda
por esta derogada.
sccci6n 3.--sc declara que existe una
emergencia y que esta Icy es it'll. v
nccessria debiendo empesar regir in
mediatamente despues de su aprobaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-29

Sus funciones oficiales. Desgraciado
Puerto Rico 81 al desempefiar sus fun
clones ofciales los protestantes, esprit
tistas, masones ibre pensadores, pro-
cedieran con arreglo a puntos de vista
de sls respectivas doctrinas.
Ninguno de dichos caballeros Gambia
de creencia y 10 que hace sencillamen-
tie es no mezclar esas creencias en- ell
criterio que deban seguir para ell des-
pacho de los asuntos plblicos.
4 Nuestro diario no contiene razona-
miento religioso err6neo sino que no
contiene ninguno. Sus Redactores pro-
curan ajustarse 10 mejor que pueden al
lena ''Verdad Y Justicia', sin emplear
sofismas.
No estamos obligados a tratar temas
de religion en- nuestro diario.
/ 81 nos mandarin articulos lujosamen-
tie pagados para que hicieramos tales
propagandas los rehusariamos porque
esta no es empresa de ochavos sino de
principles. Ganamos correctamente
nuestra vida, pero 81 ocurre ell confic-
to entire el centavo y Ell principle, da-
mos un puntapie al centavo.
Con arreglo ese criterio hemos de-
jado de publican muchos articulos en-
contra del Catolicismo de la Orden
de los Caballeros de Colon en- contra
tambien, de doctrinas contrarias a las
de La Iglesia Cat6lica.
Ell que quiera entenderlo que 10 en-
tienda el que no que Sc distraiga con
caramclos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-29
Lcdo. Salvador Suau

Sc complace en- participar a sus
amigos v relacionados que tiene nue.
vamente instaIados su bufete v of
Gina notarial en- su antique local del
edifcio del American Colonial Bank
de San Juan, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-29
Ell ECLIPSE DE HOY

Segun datos que tenemos a la vista,
Puerto Rico esta en- la Inca limitrofe
norte del area del eclipe y dpenas ha-
bra un peQuefio contacto de los limbos
del sol y de la luna.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-29
Ell SENSATIONAL Y PELIGROSO VUELO
DE AMERICA A LISBOA
3.4oo MlLLAs EN- UN Ola oLAMENTE

WASHINGTON mayo 28.-EI commandments .hdropano
curtiss Nc4" Mr. Albert c. Read batido de la
navegacon aerea entire los dos Continentes.
Segun la Official del Departments de la Armada ell
Nc4 ha invertido soamente 20 horas minutes
costa de Trepasses (Teranova) ii capital port
guesa, pasando por las sas Azores.
Las o25 mllas nauticas este Archipelago Esboa
han sdo segdn ell relate Official del comandante vae
de placer Los desoyers que estaban per-
cibian caramente los mensaes teegracos teIsf6ncos.
AL Lsboa NC4" los buuues surtos en ba
hia e saIudaron las sirenas. - Il s.
Tratase de crear un pfenio Washington
heoso del cOmandane Read la bravo tpuaci6n del Curtis
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-29
INFORME ANUAL

Ha sido archivado en- la sccretaria
Ejccutiva, el informe anual pertene-
ciente Ia corporation Mundial Film
Company, Inc.,'.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-29
Muy sohOr nusstrO;

Muy sefor nuestro:
En- virtud del acuerdo tornado por el
Honorable concejo Municipal de esta
Ciudad, en- session celebrada Ell Lunes
ppdo. dia 10 de-. nombrando una Co
mission de sn scno para que en- union
de otra nombrada por varios propieta-
rios dc terrenos que Ocupa el campa-
mcnto 1"Las casas', segun petici6n
que cstos hicicran la Corporation Mu-
nicipal para avistarse con la AutOridad
Miiitar competente que entiende en- las
reclamaciones por perjuicios causados
en- las citadas propiedades, hemos acor-
dado nombrar Ia comisi6n que ha de
representatives.
Esta la componen los senOres Jose
A. Rexach y don Antolin Min. ro-
gamos usted como Presidente de la
Comisi6n nombrada por este Hon. Con-
ccjo Municipal tai efecto, Sc sirva
hjar fecha y do aviso a dichos nues-
tros Representatives. a Ia mayor. breve-
dad possible dada la urgencia del Co
bicrno Militar para resolver defnitiva-
inonte 10 que Ia de hacer en- cuanto a
las mejoras establecidas on los citados
terrenos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-29
Ell OABALLssO MR.. rLAHEnrr

FL CabalierO supreme de la orden
de caballeros Dc Colon, Mr.. Flaherty,
vcndrk Puerto Rico a visitar q los
Consoles, tan pronto 50 10 permitan sus
ocupaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-29
Cablegramas de ''El Mundo"
ODE NUEsTRos coRREsPoNsALEs EspEcIA1Es,
POR CABLE INCLEs.

True translation filed with the % May
1912 OF the following cables required by Sec 48l IL N
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-29
Ell REY DE BELGICA IRA A WASHINGTON

PARIS mayo 28.-Comunicase ofciaImente que rev Al
berto, de Begica, ira Washington para pmera
sion de la Lga de las Nacones que ocbe
pr6ximo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-29
ENTHUSIASTS FELICITACIONES A MENOCAL

HABANA mayo 26.-El gobierno de Washington ell gene
raj crowder han dgdo muy expresvas ectacon
(contnua en- la pagina tercera.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-29
LA FIESTA DE N. S. DE LoURDEs
EN- LA CAPILLA FRANcIsCANA

Sc nos informa que la fiesta de Lour-
des, organizada para ell pr6ximo vier-
nes, resultara verdaderamente esplen-
dida.
Misa, communion, desayuno en- ell sim
patico Casino de Puerto Rico Salve e
imposition de medallas.
Glen cabaIleros seran nombrados pa
drinos para Ell acto de bendicion de la
nueva imagen.
La Sociedad cat0lica de San Juan Sc
prepara para este religioso aconteci-
miento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-29

HOnrable Roberto H. Todd,
Alcalde dc San Juan, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-29

Lave y limpiG Su autOm6ViI ahOTa, SiempTe
hay turnO.
The Specially Shop for Automobiles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-29
Los PRoPIETARIos DEL sEBoRU
co AL ALCALDE DE SAN JUAN

San Juan, P. r., mayo "a, 1919.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-02-16

ance" with this country to defend the
annexation of the Saar Valley OF the
western bank of the Rhine. Would
Mr. Beck himself give her one? Not
if his touching references to Wash
mgton had any meaning. The preSi-
dent also told the truth to Britain
nothing more If she does not vet
command Of the seq in league of ma
tons, she will some day lose it to
America. That is not bullying" but
The unacceptable answer to a simple
sum in neutrality-suspicious. Stats
tics-and human nature.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-02-16

The address Of James F. Beck a.
cue time deputy attorney general Of
TIE United States. at the Lincoln dir
ner in New York the other night NC5s
the most palpably false and ajIoge'h
or unfair attack ever made on Z Ne:
president by a man OF prominence
His whole address breathed the spin.
Of Eolshevism and that an intelligent.
audience stood for it is mystifying.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-02-16

Brunswick should organize for the
purpose of seeing to it that the bond
Issue for a system Of paved streets
is carried. If the people are property
posted on the subject they will not
fail to vote for a measure. so devout.
Iy needed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-02-16

President Wilson is on the deep
again headed for home. His service
abroad is the most conspicuous in al
history and stamps him as the super
statesman of the age. Every Ameri'
can citizen, with red blood in his
veins should he proud of him.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-02-16

The exercise of powewr by the Fed
er2l governmental in fixing mira
state wire tolls is of course sur
render of state sovereignty. So was
the vovte of the states to give the
federal government the right to fix
mr. prohibition laws There you are!
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-02-16

The Seaboard Air Line terminals
at Savannah were swept by disas-
trcus conflagration on Friday night
m which the losses 20 cotton: fertil-
i>er etc. has been estimated at about
$5.000.00O.