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sAI.A DE sOCoRRo

Curados en- Ia Sala dc Socorros 30
rantc los dias del corricnir.
Angel Manuel a. san Juan. dr una
confusion en- Fl tcrcio inferior dcl an
tcbrazo dcrccho.
Maria Rodriguez, ic una fucrtc con
fusion con Csquimosis en- q p1muio u
quiCr;lo dC "a cara.
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PLANTA ELECTRIcA I'm
PRoYECTo

I'm Guanica, yarios eahalleros progrs
sistas, iicnCu n idea dc constituir una
socicdsd por accioncs, con obicio de q
yantar IN dicha poblaci6n una plauta
el6ctrica.
~ proyccto Ia merccido favorable
acOgida.
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4. ~ HtUV HINNIFHuN - IH VH'INN ~
SccFctario Eiccutivo dc Puerto Rico.
una copia certifcada cxpcdida por u
ofeina dc Patcntcs dc los Estados Uni.
dos n favor del scdor Johan skindervi.
ken, de Chicago, III, de una patcnte dc
invcnei6n rclativa a mcioras intrOduei.
das en- los aparaios telcf6nicos.
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REcoMENDADos AL sEEADo

Nombramicnios somctidos por = -
bcrnador nj Scnad0:
Para Alcaldc de Arroyo. srhor Sin.
tonic Dcbien; para conccjal dc Arcci.
DO, senior Santiago y. Palmsr: Dc Las
Picdras, schor Ramon Marquee Rodri.
gucz, dc Mayaguez, schor Eugenio
Forester.
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CENTRAL vANNrNA

Hacemos pdhlico que ~ csta feeha
hcmos alberto cn ~ Banco Territorial
Agricola dc csta, cl pago del Chy6u 80.
H., que ycncc hoy dc II emission ~ ~
nos dc "a Central vannina san
Juan. T.. r., mario 1 dc 1919.
ADvT. Damian Monserrat, rte
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DE INTEREs PARA LAS sEsoRAs

lIago maquins Punto de Nainiea.
Dobladillos, Tru Tru u Ri,ctc dc Pieot
cn toda clasc dc tclas que ~ me cnyicn
Y a prccios cconOmicos. - sirvcn IN.
cargos por corrco. Ticnda IA FANN.
San Francisco. Telcfono 555.-- a.
TERRADILLos. Advt.
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II teatro Municipal dc Rio ricdras.
prcscntara IA cmocionautc eiuta ''tnipr
de Principe :, acompahads DC au ~.
nito rclleno.
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DR.. BERNABE

FL DR.. Bernabc desca manifestar a
sus clientes y amigos, que en- el fu
turO Sus horas dc ofcina seran dc 10 a
IL A. NJ. y dc ) L. NJ. Advt.
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~ oUrERE usrED coMrRAR o

vENDER Bones y Aceianss ds Baa.
COS. cenfraiss. y otrgs vaisres. hneas
rusticss , uTbanas. coiocsr . temsy a.
nero en- hiposscss piznoraF vaiersa
dirijass > ~ Liauri y Comp. Tssuan
MIN. 8. san Juaa r \. Tsi6fsns 2g7.
AtsVT.
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EsPEcTAcUJos

FL "Cine Puerto Rico anuneia IA
ra csta nochc 10 exhibiei6n dc n 80.
numental einta &c avctturts : mtssc
rios "El Mistcrio del Hotel Rcpdbli
ca.
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Il LrsTr On oas

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ds spii,s --ispifss "a asrasi ~ tsls aifs
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OFFICIAL LICENCIADO.-Tenedor de libros
con larga experiencia, buen corresponsal
Ingl6s y Espahol, desea posici6n permanente.
Apartado 39s.-Bayamon, Tel6fono en- San
Juan 636.
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NEWS TAILORS.-LINERA & SUAREz.
--SASTRES CoRTADORES DE ESCUELA
AMERICANA. A.-Cumplimiento Immediate en-
las 6rdenes--Garantia absolute.
Visitenos, San Francisco St., Edifcio Aca.
demia Cat6lica, San Juan.
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CUBANITA ARRoLLANDo.

Es boberia caballeros, la Cubanita IS 81
pueSto dc tabaco mas popular de la capital.
San Juan por dentrO por fuera 10 sabe.
Brau 54.-- Prieto..
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isA. 20 hssss - dsiisissss haus<ss ssas
folaaas. - sahsass aemiarsF.=-ss sssa
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no ig1 ssal
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CoLoCACIoNEs.

SOLICITA COLOCACION-Seno con CO.
uocimientos de maquinilla. Tel6fono 6s rojo,
Santurce.-DuffOut 10, Santurce.
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SE CoMPRA UN BILLAR.-De Pool de Sc
gundas manos en- buenas condiciones.-
TptOrmes diriiase a Victor Frsgoso-Csrolr
ma, Puerto Rico.
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rARA cAaNAvAL

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ras eabsilssas. ssssfs t.aias --Issasa Sc.
Aitas
ACEFTANus AgEgCfAs ~ PERtupfCUs
-nstistss MsEsEiasss40 40ffstesass isfas
masisa esa fsterfs1as ID 81 pesibls -gafsa
tiaa Diriiass 2. a. vsr fos -
Carey Pr
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CoMPRAM0s CAJAs vAOIAS.-Grandes de
maderas.-Llame al s21.--American Suit
Case Mfg. Co.-Allen 2I.-San Juan.
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positive hagao
vender comprar Aquilar;
quiore agdn negOcO rapidamene
cualquier pueblo
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IA IDA ES FL PUERTO
Mu.Il. a.ressss

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ENTRADAs. SAN JUAN
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DIR. F. DEL VALE ATILEs

COssULTORIO
Piats de San Frsncisco. esquiua " gor
dero. Horss de Consulta ? =. n.
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Sc vENDE.

POR AUSENTARSE SUS DUENOS.-Se ven.
den vsrios muebes muy bsratOs EN- buen
estado.-Santurce, Stop %, Gale Europa,
frente al IL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-04

A Los PRoPIETARIOs DE FINCAs UR.
BANAS.-j Quieren ustedes conseguir un ad
ministrsdor de sus casss, que le cobrs Al
por ciento atienda los trsbsjosi Lame
al 162 verde.-GregOrio Dmas.-Cristo 16
medic. altos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-04

sB ALQUILA.-Un mirador .en San Fran.
cisco AZ, propio para caballeros, informaran
EN- el Bazaar Broadway telefono 314 verde;
sc necesitan buenas referencias.
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Sc ALoU1LA

Por $1,000 mensuales Sc vende en- $3.50
una casa pequena Ssnturce. Informa-
ran en- San Juan, Allen 12 liz. Tel6fono
206 verde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-04

Eniradas tsibiss - hsress Iuraa
ie las lliimas - bora icFminaaa. s1si
la u n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-04

GRAN SURTIDO-De efectos FOToGRAFI.
COS KODAK.-Renovaci6n constantemente.
Libreria, Papeleria, EfectOs de ESCRITORIO.
Collection POstales de FajardO, MateriaIes
MUSlCA y BASE E-BALL.-Agencia de Pcri6-
dicOs, Fernando Pascual, FaiardO. P. R.
Sc ALQUILAN.-Dos c6modas ventiladas
habitaciones propias para caballerOs, en- casa
reeien Onstfuida.-Salvador Brau 81, altos
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Sc vENDE

Maquina de coser, piano, y variOs
muebles muy baratos. Santurse, Stop
1872, Gale de Villamil No. 20. Advt.
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Sc vENDE

Tn truck Ford una bombs gasolins. In.
formaran- Tet1an &c p. o. Box 100
San Juan.
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ENTRADAs SAN JUAN


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Naror amsfisano aarseaifa -
r. Nrv York con eavEa
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-12
Foreign Relations Corr o7ittee
Gets Copy Of Original League
Covenant
SENATE DEMANDS FOR
ALL PAPERS REFUSED
President Replies that Most of
Documents Have Been Left in
y Paris; Also Refuses LETTER
About Shantung Matter Chi
neSe Unsatisfied.

Washington, Aug. 11-WilsOn sent
the foreign relations committee copy
of the originaI American draft of the
League CT Nations but declined ia fur
nish other papers relating to the peace
negotiations asked for in the senate
resolutions. In reply to the committee
request that all data used in the prep
aration of the treaty be turned over
to them. the president wrote that most
cf the documents and memoranda
have been left in Paris.
Many of taem are of confidential
nature he says, and the president de
clined to give them. His statement
was it would be unwise to use them
outside Of the conference. To another
resolution asking for copy of let
ter written about the .Shantung matter
President Wilson replied he regarded
the letter as confidential as it con
tanned reference to other governments
Paris. Aug 1.-THE Chinese re:1
delegation is not satisfied with ia
pans future policy with ViscOunt
Yasuya Uchiia,, foreign minister of
the Hara cabinet, the, full text of
which was received here today togeth
er with the comment of President
Wilson.
The Chinese say the statements are
unsatisfactory and offer no substan.
tial guarantees.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-12

OPEN THURSDAY
FORMAL INVITATION ISSUED FOR
THE OPENING OF ORANGE
PARK

Brunswick's first public playground
will be formally opened Thursday af
ternoon next at. O'Clock when the
public will be entertained by the chill
dren with pantomines, MINISTRIES and
various other activities. The kiddies
are happy over the opening OF this
playground of theirs" and are de
termined to celebrate the even in
style.
The Fairgrounds have been open
for some weeks and workers been
on the grounds looking after the chill
dren The installation of the apparat
us at Orange Park will be on : hurs-
day The Community Service is send
ing general invitation.
Community Service presents i for
NAL opening of it's No. playground
Fat. Orange Park Thursday afternoon
and evening, August IA.
y The children will present pantom
inc sketch, acting one of the Uncle Re
mus stories; minstrel show will be
given and the apparatus will be ready
for inspection.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-12
WANT JOBS FOR
THE SOLDIERS
WAR CAMP COMMUNITY SERVICE
AND HOME SERVICE SECTION
RED CROSS ASK AID

he Community Service office is
sending out letter to the manufac-
turing industries and other employ
ers of the city asking for aid in Sc
curing employment for returned sol
diers and sailors. The w. c. c. S.
and the Home Service section of the
American Red Cross have offices in
this city, and are anxious to bene-
fit returned soldiers and sailors. If
employers will telephone them they
will probably be able to fill any posi-
that may be open as they have ap-
plications frequently. Phone the Com
munity Service by calling 1908 or the
Red Cross at 1874.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-12
ANDY. CARNEGIE
!
DIES At LENN0X
PASSES AWAY IN BERKSHIRE
HOME AFTER SHORT
ATTACK OF COLD

Lenox, Mass, Aug 11-Andrew Car
negie, the iron master, philanthropist
and man of affairs, died today at his
great mansion that he built overlook
ing the beautiful Berkshire hills, that
reminded him of the hills of his ma
tive Scotland. In this place the iron
master had sought seclusion, when
bodily infirmity overlook him and as
mind was saddened by the beginning
of the world war.
Although he has been in feeble
health for over otw years his final in
ness was brief and a matter Of days
A severe cold developed into bronchi
al pneumonia. Mr.. Carnegie lapsed in
to unconsciousness and the end came
through the beginning of deeper
sleep A simple funeral will be hold to
morrow or Wednesday.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-12
Hearing of Committee of Whole
On Wednesday Next Week
For Discussion
COUNCIL WILL MEET ON
THURSDAY FOLLOWING
Next Week VIII See The Settle
ment of Most important Mat
ters Affecting Rates fer Pub
lie Commodities and Trolley
Service Proposals.

The city council last night refused
to consider the increase of rates and
the raise in trolley fare asked by the
Mutual Light and Water Company as
well as the ordinance permitting ali
persons to pediic ice in the limits Of
the city ot Brunswick without the
payment CT alicense to the city.
In view Of the fact that the inclem.
ency ofthe weather preventa the
attendance Of many Interested il was
thought best to leave the matter for
consideration next week
The city council adjourned until
next week, Thurs day, whenaherc will
be a hearing. Wednesday CT ne4t
week the council viii meet in c6mmit-
tee Of the whole and invite the at
tendance OF all parties Interested Del
egatiCns Of citizens as well as repre-
sentatives of the Mutual Lgh: and
Water Company and OF the City ana
interested will present the case Of
the railway and ether Interest," that
are locking for. q raise in the city
fares and water rates
+ The committee OF The whole or the
meeting Of the council on; Wednesday
is called fer $50 p NJ The meeting
of the council Thursday, the next day
is called for u m. or noon. Beyond
passing en- appropriations ana CIDER.
ing the payment of bills and routine
WORK no other business was done.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-12
LIGHTHOUSE
TENDER HERE
GOING TO HILTON HEAD. FLA.
AND CARRIES OWN ICE PLANT
LEFT YESTERDAY

The Cypress, government light
house tender was in the harbor yes
terday leaving early in the forenoon
ana took ON some supplies fer her
cruise as far as Hilton Head, Fla. The
tender is d remai kably fine example
OF a governnjant boat and carried
large crew for the emplacement buoys
and othet4marks for channels and
shoal waters along the coast.
She is fitted with search lights,
hCisting tackle and has the main deck
enclosed along the rail with steel
doors and storm ports that can be
swung out of the way in warm cath
er and closed down in storm There
are also steel hurricane doors at the
end the passageways.
The complement includes quarter
masters. eight sailors. firemeN, oil
ers, machinists as we'll as a full quo
ia of deck and machine Officers The
quarters for the men and officers are
well arranged They have a saloon at
tached in which there is a fireplace
and the ship has her own ice plant.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-12
DARING ESCAPE
Of JAIL BIRDS
SAW THEIR WAY TO LIBERTY AF-
TER GAINING ACCESS TO CELL
OCCUPIED BL BREAKERS

One of the most daring Jail deliv-
cries in the history of Glynn county
occurred at midnight Saturday, or
early Sunday morning when Pat Gray
son and J. c. Won Cannon two white
men sawed their way to liberty.
When Jailer Lowe entered the sec.
Cnd story ob the Jail WI ,re. the three
white prisoners are confined in the
big center cell to serve breakfast he
was amazed yesterday morning tC
find that the two men were missing.
A hole in the wall under the win
dow on the east side OF the building
told the story.
The supposition is that the men
began to work early in the night in
gaining access to the corridor and
having succeeded in this soon hacked
hole in the brick wall large erough
to permit them to squeeze through
and swing down into the yard be
low
Grayson and Won Cannon are both
said to be expert mechanics and dar-
ing characters, possessing physical
prowess to an unusua degree. For this
reason the two men were confined in
the big center cell in the corridor
on the seeend floor Of the Jail. 1t was
into an adjoining cell tom which Two
men escared l0oIL 81 ,.:fy NJ !
after saving the steel bars in half,
and which had never been repaired
that Grayson and Ven Cannon forced
their way, after an expert piece OF
work on the door, with a small piece
of steel they had secured by break
ing into small metal box aboy the
door, used for protecting the machin-
cry operating the doors '..l. n seyer
from the outside.
After gaining access to the corri-
dor the two men began to hew away
on the brick wall on the east end
cf the building So noiselessly did they
work that they did not disturb the
slumbers of Henry Corbett, a young
white man occupying cell only a
few feet away. so he declared 70 the
Jail officers yesterday. This state
ment, however, is discredltec.
After making hole in the wall
large enough to crawl through Gray
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-12
POST AMER R|CAN
LEGION HERE
MEETING AT ELkS' CLUB TO.
NIGHT TO BEGIN POST
STRONGLY ENDORSED

Plans for launching the organiza-
tion of the American Legion are being
quietly pushe9 in the City and it is
probable a meeting will be held this
evening to- formally organize post.
The legion is for men of the army
and navy, who have been in the ser
vice between April 6. 1917 and Novem-
Der II 1918 The meeting will be held
at the Elks club, or the home of the
w. c. c. S. that has been used as. an
army and navy rendezvous since the
beginning of the war. Every man in
the post must have an honor
able discharge to be eligible 1t. was
formally started in the spring 10 Par
is and at the same time another Am.
erican branch was started in St. Louis
Mo-
Both or the organizations were
DracticallN the same and were after
ward amalgamated. One post has been
started in the state actively. that in
Atlanta and is called David c. Mont
gomery Post. The details of work
ing post. the name the admission OF
members and the election officers will
be gone into at the meeting tonight
Lieutenant James, D. Gould. who hes
lately returned from the front hao
been acting senretarv pro tenn end ie
called the meeting. He has heen com
missioned by the state chairman OF
the order to get together the two hun
dred men or more who have return
ed to the city from abroad.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-12
N|SSEQU0GU{ IN
PORT LOADING
HAS BEEN IN DRNDOCk CHAki ES.
TON SINCE FIRST OF THE
YEAR

The steamsr Nissequague after be
ing Charleston in drydock since Jan
up a load of slaves and barrel hoops
for Europe, and foreign ports. She
has had yicissitudes, and was orig
inally built by, the Brunswick Marine
Construction. Company, and fitted
with auxiliary engines. 80
The engines were taken out and
the schooner was splacedy under sail
power. The first of the year the Mis-
sequogue started for Spanish waters
but put into. Brunswick and left a
large cargo of .barrel slaves and iron
hoops ashore. The boat then went to
drydock and has just returned.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-12

son and Won Cannon constructed g
rope out of a blanket and lowered
themselves to the ground. After reacn
ing the Jail yard they had no trouble
in scaling the high enclosure.
Pat Grayson was confined i'll the
Jail on grand jury Indictment charg
ing larceny of a quantity of goods
from boat. He has figured in the
courts frequently of late andSis Known
as dangerous character.
J. c. Won Cannon is charged with
bigamy and was being held to await
trial at the next term of the Superior
court. There is not the slightest clew
as to the direction the two men took
after gaining their liberty, although
they are being sought by county Of
ficers.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-12
FOURTEEN INNINGS TO
SCORELESS TIE GAME

The Brunswick Giants disputed the
colored leadership OF the state with
the Atlanta Cubs Saturday through
fourteen Of the hardest fought score
less innings that have been seen on
the local ban field for several years.
The Giants placed four men On third
base but failed to score The Cubs
only had one man on third sack dur
ing the game Baptiste, the local
twirler. struck cut elaven men. The
game was nearly errorless and was
witnessed by q good sized crowd The
score was 60
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-12
FOOD CHIEFS
TO COOPERATE
ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER RE:
CEWES ENTHUSIASTIC ASSENT
FROM ADMINS STRATORS

Washington Aug. 11-Attorney
General Palmer today received enthu.
siastic assent from virtually ali the
state food administrators, whom he
asked to cooperate in the govern.
ments effort to reduce the high cost
of living. At the same time instruc-
tions will be sent to all district at
tOrneys to get in touch at once with
evidence of law violation. A fair price
committee will be constituted in every
county.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-12
PUTNAM FINED AND ORDERED
TO LEAVE BRUNSWICK

longer sojourns hereabouts. Charged
with the offense of cursing young
lady who was passing the drinking
fountain in Hanover park Friday night
Putnam was arraigend in mayor's
court yesterday and after hearing the
young lady's statement Mayor Hop
kins assessed a fine of $100 against
the man. One half of this amount was
suspended, however, with the rrder
standing that Putnam was to leave
Brunswick by 10 o'clock this morning
his absence to be permanent.
He paid and went his way.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-12
FORD OWNERS WARNED
AGAINST SPURIOUS PARTS

page advertisement of the Glynn Mo-
tor Company in this issue Of the News
AS is well known, the Glynn Motor
Company is the cnly authorized Ford
agency in Brunswick and is the only
one carrying Fords parts or with au.
thority TO sell them.
In the face of this fact Ford own
ers are being imposed on and are be-
ing sold limitations and spurious piec-
es for the Ford parts. The Glynn Mo-
tor Company want Ford owners to
beware of this sort of imposition,
which is both costly and unfair
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-12
ASKS JURY TO REBUkE
THOSE DESTROYING FORD NAME

Mt. Clemens. Mich. Aug 1.-THE
jury in the Ford-Tribune libel suit
heard Henry Ford discussed from the
standpoint of neighbor, farmer, me-
chanic and humanitarian Friday on
the closing day of the thirteenth week
of the trial.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-12
Directors of the Administration
Are in Washington Discuss
ing Situation.
BELIEVE SHOpMEN
STRIKE is ENDING
Demand for Higher Wages is
Still insisted and Words OF
President are Taken to Mean
That Relief will be Granted
After Hearings

Washington, Aug. Reconsideration
Of the railway wage question precipi-
taing a strike among the snop.nen WIl
be considered today Dy the railway All
ministratiCn. Directors OF iabar for
the administration all over the coI.l
try aie at-ihe conference with Drec-
tor General Hines.
The Senate Interstate Commerce
Commission has refused to share ii
the responsibilities of the present sit
uation and has put the matter square.
ly up to the director general
The railway administration and r
M. Jewell, acting president Of the rail
way employees department OF the
American Federation Of Labor indi
cate that III respose to the attitude
CT the president thes unauthorized
strike of the shopmen is coming to
an end.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-12
TROPICAL DISTURBANCE
MOVES TO WESTWARD

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE tropical
storm in the caribbean sea will not
pass into the Gulf of Mexico, accord
ing to reports of the weather bareau
today. The disturbance is moving
westward ON a latitude of Is degrees.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-12
GOVERNMENT FOOD
FOR MACON MARKET

Macon. Aug. 1.-THE Chamber of
Commerce and Retail Merchants as
sociation will stock city market
with government produce to lower
living costs.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-12
WALKS TO WORK

New York Aug. IA walk-Lut on
twenty-five trains in New York traf
fic for commuters being discontin-
ued.
The Brunswick news., 1919-08-12
CHANGE TOWARD
THE R0UMAN!ANS

Paris. Aug. lit is learned the
peace conference will not ask the Rou.
manians to leave Buda Pesth despite
previous instructions.