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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
HELD Wanted-Male


BOY wanted with wheel Apply rs san
Francisco.
WaNTED-Good auto meehanic- jones
Garage. 900 Dyer e
WANTED-Truck driver Ben Messenger
Service 132 ~ Elorenee-
WANTED-A good car washer Apply
Cleveland square GaraEe-
TT9NTFD-Fry cook. Modern cafe. baee-
ment wills BldE.
WANTED-Driver Apply 20 foreman 80
Texas.
WANTED-DelIFery boy Apply Longs
Pharuaacy. Phone 224o.
TT9STFD-YounE man stenographsr Tor
position In Mexico. Phone 92I or 1884
WASTFD-At once. 9 Mexican buss boys
Apply Modern CAFE, hasement Alils bles-
WANTED-At once q negro porter Ap-
ply Modern Gaze, basement Mllls Blds-
WANTED with bicycle. not going 20
day school. willing % work regularly.
apply Grayson DruE Co.
WANTED-An experienced truck driver.
must have good references. ABBY az
once. Levy GroeaEy Co
WANTED-TounE man who speaks Span
lsh % work 70 a shoe store. apply az once.
Texas Sample shoe store. los s. stanton.
WANTED truck driver for Wholesale
delivery. Apply schneiders' Market 800
Mesa Ave.
HELPER 10 cook dourhnuts and fruit
and clean floors and kettles and tables,
etc ueatem baking CO. z.z9 AlaElea--
FIRElIEN and brakemen. f215-f25o month
" experience unnecessary. Write name po-
sition wanted Railway 1l6. care Herald-
SALESMAN with car would ike 20 set
connected with some realty firm Address
PTS, care Herald-
WANTED-A1 Hoffman presser- Apply
silver city Cleaners. Silver CITY N A.
state salary eEpected-
WaNTED-Gas filters. gas filters help
ers and plumbers steady work IN AUSTIN ,
good climate. best schools BOX 245i Aus
TIN. Teas.
WAETEn-Boys with bicycles TO work as
messengers. good wages guaranteed Pos
tai TELEGRAPH Co.. 10f West san Antonio
AnhaassF Busch put Milwaukee on the
map Iurersou made the Dollar famous,
HAHNETT does expert watch repairing.
219 san Antonio ST zl9
TVANTED-A farm foreman who under
stands irriFatinE and handling Mexican
labor. Must have reference J. J. A. p o.
Box 1912.
WANTED-Ezperienc foreman 70 build
Z irrlratinE canal also 90 teamsterA " els
stllweu & spears 61s First National Bank
BIDS.
WANTED.
A porter. Apply Elite Confeeuonsry Co
7 VOCATIONAL employment department 7.
n C. A. viii help young men secure ems
pfoymenf Of the kind they are best titteo
I FOR: many calls coming 90 daily. many DO
Z sitions available. $500 month NJ. see Ar
I Wheeler. office hours $3.50 an. % y noon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21


CURTAINS 1aundered Mrs. Richmond.
Ph- 1881, 612 y. Fl Paso-
SEWING machines bought. sold. rented
and repaired. all work guaranteed. light
running. Free cal Peters. Phi 21e6, l15
~ Kansas
BRUCKER CLEANING co.
HlEh class cleaners OF ladies' and gentle
mems garments Piedras and ORC. Pm 500
GEORGIA SMITH. 2ss Mesa Hats made
to order. and remodeled, bring your ma
terial and have two hats made for the
price Of one Phone 1155-
All OFFERED S525 by 5eweler for my
s5-10oths diamond ring. rare. hiue-white
beauty Of wonderful hrilliancys retail
value s513. viii sell sss5. Adde'S P. o.
Box III. City
JACK DEMPSEY IS STILL CHAMPION
IN his class We are champions in ours as
watchuaEers OF the highest order
BARSETT'S-219 san Antonio St.
THE FL PAsO FURNITURE HOSPITAL
does everything in the furniture line. in
Guiding mattress work Ask our customer
Phone $3.50
THE FL. PAsO MATTHESs MFG. co. has
installed the most modern machinery IN
The manufacture OF mattresses OF an kinda
Our special is reuoFaunE nzttra1sea
renovatlnE, Sis. us PaEk Sc. "a $50
MILK
We are now prepared 70 handle a FEY
more shippers who can supply Us Wiz
good clean market milk.
PRICES DAIRY co.
Phone 20f9- 40 n. Piedras 81
rs PER CENT Of hals are worn cut BY
Eo-calied hat cleaning shops instead OF
the owners The methods and process We
employ assures long life OF the hat and
for you % wear out instead OF U.s. give
come 50 often FL PASO Rat WORKS,
SOS T. Overland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
WANTED

Boys over a years old 20 b. deliver
Western Union kilograms. good
pay. Call Western Union
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
Lodge Notices

ATTENTION. ". S. OF J.
stated meeting Dove
shrine W. S. Of J. Wed
uesday s p. n 7 o. o. F.
Hall. initiation Third
reading proposed bylaws.
All members please at
tend
Julia A. sharp,
". II. P
Fannie Pickles.
". s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
e. Rerl-Roons I'D e

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FIRsf class table board 5i1 Mesa-
LOVELY room and board Tor people no
SICK. close in Pm 6122J.
NICELY furnished rooms, with or Win
out meals. fine tabls- Ph. l64lA-
ROOM hoard and sleeping porch for
tubercular men Ph- .s5-M.
GOOD room. sleeping porch and beard
close en-. 500 = RIO aranda. n --'-.-
pTaNTFD-Tuhercular patients 70 care for.
IarFe sleeping porch Phi al-1l-
FIRST CLASS table board. home cooking,
81 week 108 n oregon
TABLE board. home cooking. prices rea-
sonahie. 1898 WyomlnE, Ph- 6sl-
FRONT room and sleeping porch. hot and
cold water. suitable for two or -lree gen
tiemen; two meals u ella.
IN QUIT home large nice room, sleeping
rorch. nice neiEhborhood- walking lls-
lance would serve meals. no sick Pm
2g5o-
WILEY sANATORIUA
Trr tuberculosis. individual cottages WIN
rod cold running water. graduate nursss.
rates include medical attention F1- -ai--
TTFGRgr bedroom den and private bath.
u-fuafe home steam heat separate en-
trancs. rarare breakfast f desired. eI-
eaptional opportunity for real horne lor =
OF healthy. permanently es-ao-laae4
business men only. Pm. 6lll
HFATTIFUELT furnished two room suite.
40 room and sleeping porch. both suit-
able for three people Convenient l--ls
excellent home cooElngs three meals Gay ;
outside boarders also take-. reasol-2-
James A. Hawkins. IFS Montana St n
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
Business Chances


FOR sATE-Restaurant. furnished Ad-
dress 1I55s s. Stanton. Room No Z. Pm
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
RsaIEaste Wanted

rFr NE HELP you sell or buy that house
Pickett. 81 Caples Bids Pm soc
70a PR CENT results from lenementa
-TURNER. KEMP 8 CoLDMELl--
WILL BUY from owner OF room room
bunrafov. Alta vista or Government E1l-l
district, state price and tornl- A11l
u 1879. care Herald
Tenen1ert. extra good buy
LEE NEWMAN
pbo,s 1884. sos S. Il Psso 81
WANT 10 huy gond OF room house.
VII pay cash for same q q 3 nassail-s
give location and price address No y
IS care Herald
H0TsF TTSTINGs WANTED.
We nave customers daily and can sen or
rent any property properly priced Tor
results list with
so7 city national Bank Bldg. Phone So,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
WANTED.
soda dispenser. Elite Confectionery Co

SERVTCE. ECONOMY. SUBTRACTION.
CITY CLEANING WORKS
Mems . piece suits. cleaned. pressed tl-z3.
Mems piece Eults cleaned. pressed tl5a-
Phone 1900 for prices on ladies' EoodL
Work called for and delivered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

WANTED.
Bright American boy not over 16 70 collect
Emau accounts, one with bicycle and nor
attending sohol. Apply Adv. Dept, Herald
RAILWAY nail clerks needed everywhere.
fI55 month examination october. pre-
pare now, particulars free Write Modern
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
Rooning &C. So I'D Rs1L

Constable Precinct No. 1. Il Paso County.
Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

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I BY OWNER-Sereu room roomlns lol.-f
I 81 the rooms vel furnished sos g stan
t~- phi Trfa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
Heb Wanied-MaIe and Fsmals

Helm Wanfed-Male and Female
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WANTED-Cook. Ms J. p Coles Fn'n7
$40.
TWO rood steady coiored people 70 work
Ia boarding hourse. good wages fos n
Oregon
MAN on woman FOR house % have adNer-
figinr proposition. must Be high class. ~
teiiiEent. and torceful tallsers salar9 ~
10 SO Der week: for appointment, phone
1854
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

Housekeeping Rooms-UufuTnhhed
THEE urfu-rished rooms ard sleeping
po-ch az 1c1s 2. River 1or $50 Phone
7557R call Mrs. Jonea-
F0R RENT-rw5 q 3 unfurnislsd rooms.
ras. lights. water. adults only llsl =
RIO Grade
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
Situations Wanfed-Female

Situations Wanted emale
----------~-~-~-~-~=~-~--
STENOGRAPHER with some experiences
desires position Phi $3.50.
EXPERIENCED bookkeeper desires post
tlon. Best OF references Ph- 6545.
EXPERIENCED p. b. X. operator ard
office girl wants position address o z,
care Herald
WANTED position as tynist and general
office work by young lady with high
school sdueatioR Rhs 5ssh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

NE WEsIEBN
pay cash for gour
change 90 for new
saves you money
ten and Overland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

WHITE Leshorn hens. Eood stock. rnaki-E
room for pullata Hoenss. ad5lJs evs1llE4-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
For Reni-Aparfmenis FuTnis6ee

For Reut-Apartmeuts Z uInlsles
--~~-~-------~--------'-- - - go
FOR FFNT furnished apt and sleeping
porch. Apply 7o5 ~ santa re
TTT0 room furnished apartment, ground
floor. $500 per month, dso1 4nlaros- =
SLEEPING porch and sitting room with
tifchen privilege Phi s286W after pm
TWO clean newly papered rooms. running
water. COS NJ Ochoa. "a Assa-
TTT0 rooms and kitcheuet on first floor
also bedroom 5e5 Mesa, Eh- sase-
MODERN. steam heat. large sleeping porel-
Termans Apis. 5z6 ~. NO. Apply Apl- ~,
FR0y=T room lyitchenet and hath. steam
heat. close IN. hot water always IN .es4
TWO r1orns and Sleeping porch. with run
ming water. call az Apt q. III W. 4olie-
YARD
ONE a1artnsnt. room and board. one apt
] room. and two room apaELllenl' WIN OK
without garage, 811 -. ~ Eaao-
THEE room apartment. intending sleep
inE porch. lights. water phone lurnlane-'
no sick. no children, no dogs rent Fe--
sonabie- Ph. I3loM-
DESIRABLE 2 room apartment ard room
-rffh f-ftchenet. steam heat. hot and colo
water, call in person. no sick A9' Wso-
ming
DESIRABLE 6 room apartment sleeping
porch. sunset Heights, viii lease for
year az $50 Per month. -
DOUGLAS G. CROWELL A9 5, y = T.,
2zl Mills Bldg. E-1ls ~
Observation-Disclosures
rrrrsrt lirt apartments. furn- OF unturn-
W. K RAMSEY q CO.
Phone 1oI1- New lI--. 5'l7 ;,
TWO rooms, bath. kitcheuet. Sleeping
1orch Grnnd Rapids Apis. llol Myrtle
DOUGLAS G. CROWELL AGENCY.
27s Mills Blds. Elons ss--,
TYFTRSTsHED apartment at The HAL
fred t12 ". Boulevard
DOrGIhs q CROWELL AGENCY.
80 TTi1I- 1Isr- Phone $500.
For Rent-Rooms Furnished
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LARGE front room. private entranla' us
" Florence Phi T956W-
MOLLY furnished bedroom In private
Z home near Hish school jill ~ 81 Nrsin-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
- - PlanIl
P0alhy and Pet Stock

WANTED-H0USG KABBIIS
Phone 1871
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

EXCHANGE YOUR PIANO for a pi11ala
piano. one that the whole family can ll1Ts
We make uberal allowance for your 1lano
as part payment II PaEo Piano Co. us
Texas ST. Hsms q lhe slslnWag-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

Wautsd-Room and Board
WANTED board and room by employ cd
I7dv v-ish six year old daughter- Girl .
sttendinE school address OLE care
Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

10 Buy on SELL that roonnIns OF -
nsut house. hotel or bushes see y e-aI-
JAMES /. MARI a COMEAAA-
Phone 1850. 5o4 san Anlonl2 y
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

Entertainment Han for Rent
--@---------~----------
DANCE HALL FOR REAA-
Monday. wednesday and Friday nights
1---ff77~- van Phone $50.
For Reut-Stores and Offices
---~~---------------
FOR FVNT-A large and q small office
II -. Herald building. HcaL. light and
fanItor service furnished Reasonable r1taa-
Aunlv 10 the Auditor Of The Herald
RETAIL DISTRICT
Desirable location for cuufec-ionsrgf Vlllle
shou. on which an attractive lease may
- made FOR period Of years
W 3. Glffney.
Central Property
TEaVELB q sHEH.lAAs
rs Ter7g 81 Phone a12s
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-28
CENTRAL RY STRIKE
STILL IN PROGRESS
CONFERENCE HELD YESTERDAY
BETWEEN OFFICIALS AND EN-
PLOYES WITHOUT RESULT
(By Associated Press)

Macon Ga, May PA conference
held here between the officials OF
the Central of Georgia railway and
the general chairman of the fourteen
crafts employed by the company to
discuss the strike of the clerks, which
was inaugurated more than a week
ago, adjourned tonight until tomorrow
morning. without any action being ta-
ken, so far as has been learned
At meeting OF representative of
the different shop crafts held in Sa-
vannah Tuesday night, a sympathy
strike order was voted to take effect
today, unless the strike of the clerks
had been settled in the meantime. Up
to the present time the traffic of the
road has not been seriously interfered
with on account of the strike. but if
it spreads to other smployes, opera
tions of the road will be practically
suspended. AM adjustment is expect
ed to be reached tomorrow
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-28
Army Reorganization Bill Emer-
ges From Conference. ShrOn
of Senate Proposals
WAR TIME DRAFT
ALSO ELIMINATED
The Peace Time Regular Ar
my, as Provided by the Bill,
viii Have a Strength of Two
Hunded Ninety-Seven Thou
sand.
(By Associated Press)

Washington, May 27-The army re-
organization bill emerged from the
conference today shorn of the senate
proposals for the liberalization of the
Nation al Guard. and also of the pre-
vision for a universal Voluntary train
ing system and for the automatic re-
vial of the wartime draft act upon the
declaration of war emergency
AS agreed by the conference, the bill
provides for peace time regular ar
my of two hundred and ninety-seven
thousand including the PHILIPPINE
scouts, for the continuation of the ma
tional guard substantially upon the
basis it is at present operated. and for
the organization of an enlisted reserve
corps, liable for only ffteen-day
training period annually. except in case
If war emergency.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-28
NOTES ON TIE TRIP

At Moline, ILL.,, the party saw the
largest plow manufacturing plant in
the country. where auto pows are
turned out at such a rapid rate that
it seems that there is enough for a
half a dozen for every farm in the
country.
AT Davenport the party was given
a drive for miles along the banks of
the beautiful Mississippi. the prettiest
drive We have yet enjoyed. and a stop
was made at an attractive club house,
where colonel. Zone of the regular
army Variety entertained. andi he had
large supply of the real entertain
ing fluid
All Des Moines Sunday, many of the
party started out TO church, hut later
they were found on the front row of
a buflesque show. Everything was
running in full blast, and many of
those who missed seeing the Miracle
Man" in Brunswick had the the oppor-
tunity of seeing it there.
TAT Kansas City We saw, in large
factolsSx pretty girls running drill
presses, dressed in overalls, but they
had on high heel shoes and silk hose.
1t was q rather contrasting uniform,
and many of the party did not really
see much works of the factory, with
sueh,a side attraction to engage their
attention.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-28
NO VERDICT YET
IN BURDEN CASE
TWO DAYS CONSUMED IN TRIAL
VERDICT EXPECTED EARLY
THIS MORNING ',

The case OF the state VS. Attorney
Robt. W. burden has been in pro 5ress
in Glynn superior court sor the past
Two days, the first day having heen
devoted almost entirely to securing a
jury. The case went on trial yester-
day morning, and after the evidence
had been submitted to the court. brief
argument was made by the opposing
counsel, Solicitor Alvin Sellers and
Judge Max Isaac for the state and At
torney j. T. Colon and Judge D. w.
Krauss for the defendant.
: The jury retired at a late hour yes
terday. afternoon. and at 10:30 last
night no verdict had been reached,
when the court recessed for the night.
A verdict is expected early this morn
ing, and the defense confidently ex-
poets an acQuittal
The icase of the state against VIM.
Moore will possibly come up for trial
today: The grand jury S yet in ses-
sion, and it is probable that court will
continue in session the entire week
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-28
DEATH OF INFANT DAUGHTER
OF MR.. AND MRS MILLER

AT three O'Clock this morning Elsie
Miller. the six-weeks-old infant tdaugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Edo Miller. passed
away, death resulting after an Illness
If several days Although its stay on
earth was brief, the little babe had
greatly endeared itself to the parents.
and everything possible was done to
save its life. a physician remaining in
constant attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will have the
sincere sympathy of their friends in
this bereavement. The funeral will
take place this afternoon at 3, O'Clock
at the residence on Newcastle street.
conducted by Rev. Lewrence G. Gray,
pastor of McKendree Methodist. Church
and interment will follow. in Palmetto
semetery. ~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-28
Sensational Disclosures COntins
le to Crop Out In Inquiry In
Campaign Affairs
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
FOR GENERAL. WOOD
Kansas City Publisher Tells the
Committee He Had Been Ask
ed to Suppot McAdoo at San
Francisco, But Knew Nothing
Of Funds
(By Associated Press)

Washington, May 27-The senate
investigation being conducted in re,
gard to the pretconvention expendi-
lures In behalf of presidential candi-
dates, today brought forth information
as to the plans for placing the name OF
William G. McAdoo before the Demo
cratic national convention.
During the progress of the inves-
tigationsdoday an assertion was made
by John T. King, who was the original
manager OF the campaign being con
ducted in behalf OF Majof General
Leonard Wood for the Republican
nomination, that Dan r. Hanna, OF
'sCleVeland, in, the early stages OF Gen
seiai Woods campaign, had promised
ITO go out and gather in five hundred
Thousand dollars to be used in seeur-
ing the nomination for the general.
King. added, however, that he did not
know whether the money had ever
sbeenreceiyed.
Dr. Burris Jenkins, q prominent
pnbIihher of Kansas City, told the
eomnlittee that he had been asked to
snpport the nomination of McAdoo at
San Francisco, but of any funds to be
used for him, Jenkins said he knew
nothing. His impression regarding
funds, he said, was quite the contrary
to the disclosures that had been made
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-28
BOOSTERS
AT LOUISVILLE, Ky
CITY OF PRETTY WOMEN AND
FAST PONIES ROYALTY
ENTERTAiNS ViSiTOS
Especial to the News
BY l.. j. Leavy, Jr.

Louisville. May 27-The city ma
tionally famous for its pretty women
and fast ponies today royalty enter
tainedl the touring members of the
Soaith Atlantic Ports Association. At
ter fifty mile drive during which the
principal points of interest were Wis
tied. an elaborate luncheon was served
at Billiards. lCbelisk Flour Factory
In the afternoon the visitors were
The guests of the Louisville Jockey
Club. at Churchill Downs, where a
race was given in honer of each of the
five ports, the brunswick race proving
the most interesting event of the af-
ternoon. Tonight a smoker was ten
dered al the Hotel Jefferson, at which
Matthew Hale was the principal speak
er.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-28
ADVERSE ACTION
MANDATE INQUIRY
SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS
COMMITTEE DECLINES GRANT
THE AUTHORITY ASKED
lRv Associated Pressl

Washington, May PA resolution
was adopted by a vote of eleven to
four by the senate foreign relations
committee today, the substance of
which was that, Congress respectful
Iy declines to grant the authority for
acceptance of mandate over Armen-
ia, which President Wilson asked in
a message to both houses Monday.
The matter will be brought before
the senate for debate, and final action
viii be taken as soon as legislative
procedure will permit There is but
little doubt expressed by leaders of
both parties in the. the Ssenate but
that the request will be- turned Own
and that the resolution passed by the
committe will be adopted.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-28
ST. SIMON FOLK
KICK ON RAISE
GETTlNng UP PETITION PROTEST
ING TO RAILROAD COMMISSION
ON NEW BOAT FARE.

For some days petition has been
in circulation on st. Simon protesting
against the raise in fares to and from
the island by the st. Simon Transit
company and this petition will be put
in proper shape and forwarded o. the
Georgia Railroad Commission for its
consideration. Some are of the opin
ion that ths commission has author
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-28
WILL NOT TACKLE j
PROHL. QUESTION
REPUBLICANS NOT TOUCH BEER,
LIGHT WINES, OR ANY PHASE
OF THE SUBJECT
(By the Associated Press)

Chicago. May 27--Beer. light wines
nor in fact, any phase of the national
prohibition question will be mentioned
in the Republican national convention
10 he held in Cricago June S,'if the
present plans Of party leaders are
carried, out, it was learned here to-
day
Samuel Perkins. a national commit
SsaF Washington, is authority
a k1 sfaAment that it has been
planned by fne Republicans not TO
touch on the subject at all. and TINS
despite the fact that many OF the re,
prblican strongholds are taking up
thbs question through state iegis@'
lures.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-28
Southern Presbyterians Take
Opposite Action.

Charlotte, N. c.. May 27.-During
the meeting OF he Southern Presby-
terians held here this week a naajori-
ty vote of the delegate wa in favor OF
continuing relations with the Inter
Church World Movement St Louis
was today selected as the 1921 meet
ing place for the Southern Presbyter
ian general assembly.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-28
VETO OF PEACE RESOLUTION
BRINGS FINAL DEADLOCK
lRv AssnciateG Pressl

Washington. May 27.-President
Wilson's veto of the Republican peace
resolution today apparently has
brought to a final deadlock all efforts
If the present administration and con
gress to agree upon peace settle
ment
Republican leaders today conceded
that there is no chance to pass the
resolution owe. rthe presidents veto,
although attempts to do so are to be
made in the. house tomorrow. This ac
tion will definitely throw ttfes peace
tteaty into the presidential fight as
one. of the leading issues.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-05-28
A RISE IN SUGAR
PRICES PREDICTED
(By Associated Pressl

New York. May 27.-Geo. II. Finley
testified today before the Lusk com
mittee' investigating the protiteering
in sugar and other commodities that
American banks had loaned more than
d quarter of a billion dollars to con.
Germs in Cuba to enable them to hold
for higher prices.
After this testimony was submit
ted, Raymond Wilson, a sugar broker,
prediced that the price of sugar would
soar to twenty-seven, or eight cents
per pounds within forty eight hours.