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The New York herald., 1921-02-13
PLAYS "ossIAN" ovERTUa e.

Nieis Gade's seldom heard "Ossian''
overture opened the programme given by
Mr.. Mengelberg at the National SYM
phony Orchestra's concert in Carnegie
Hall last night. The overture was fol-
lowed by three numbers from Cesar
Francks symphonic poem Psyche"
namely. "Psyche's Sleep Psyche
Transported by the Zephyrs'' and
Psyche and Cupid; Saint-Saens's C
minor piano concerto and Tschaikovsky' s
Romeo and Juliet" fantasy. Nine. Gut
omar Novaes was the pianist. The
playing OF the orchestra was evidently
much enjoyed by the audience. The pro-
gramme will be repeated on Tuesday
afternoon.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

HELP Wanted advertisers and Employment
Agencies offer unusual opportunities In
Section SIX. See II to-day.--Adv.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
SCANDINAVIAN CONCERT.

The artists who appeared last night in
Aeolian Hall at the annual concert under
the auspices of the New York Chapter
OF the American Scandinavian Founda-
ton were Miss Johanne Margrethe
Somme, pianist and Erik Bye, barytone
Both musicians were born in Norway
They have had exceptionally good op-
portunities for artistic training and fire.
quently have been heard in Scandinavia.
also in Germany, In concerts Mr.. Bye
has sung leading roles In Breslau and
Vienna opera houses. In "Rigoletto"
air last night he showed a good voice
and a sense of dramatic style. Miss
Somme played Grieg's ballade and dis
closed an agreeable piano tone, sentiment
and taste.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13

a dinner for Mrs. Samuel McC- Hammill
of Philadelphia on Thursday at the
Castle. their home on the Fort Marion
Reservation.
Rear Admiral John ". b. Bleeker,
U S. N. retired. has Joined the army
and navy contingent here.
DR.. Edward G. Parker of Goshen. y.
Y. has arrived at the Hotel Magnolia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Dunlavy OF
Yonkers. y. Y, are at the st. George.
At the Buckingham are Mr.. and Mrs.
John c. Rogert and Miss Elsie Bogert
OF Ridgewood. N. j.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
SPANISH vIoLINIsT PLEAsEs.

Joan Manen, a Spanish violinist. who
has given two recitals In Carnegie Hall
this season, gave his third last night
In the Town Hail. With his accus-
toned poise. polish and elegance OF
style with an admirable tone he de-
lighted his hearers in a programme in
Guiding Bruch's Scotch" fantasy. sew
cral arrangements by himself of pieces
from violin writer's and Zucca's Bud
jelly II was the first public concert
held in the new hall, which is of pleas
ing appearance and seemed favorable
for violin playing.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
NINE. TETRAzzINI RECEIVERS.
Singer Who Suddenly Became III
Able to Cin engagements.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Feb. 1.-THE con-
dition of Nine. Tetrazzini, soprano, who
Is Ill here with cold. was so improved
that 1t was announced she would be able
to fill all engagements. a statement
given out tonight said that she would
leave here Monday for Chattanooga,
Tenn. where she is to sing Wednesday.
Nine. Tetrazzini was suddenly stricken
with throat trouble on Friday and she
was compelled to cancel her engage
ment to sing here.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
ERNEST HUTCHINSON PLAYS.

Ernest Hutcheson. pianist, gave a rn-
cital OF Chopin compositions yesterday
afternoon In Aeolian Hall. BY arrange
ment with Josef Hofmann no pieces were
on Mr.. Hutcheson's list which the Polish
pianist played a week ago. The pro-
gramme contained the G. minor balladc,
fantasie. opus 40. the r flat minor
scherzo. two nocturnes, several studies
and some other numbers. The pianist
was heard by a large audience. which
was manifestly much pleased.
The New York herald., 1921-02-13
CAMDEN.

Special Despatch to THE NEW Yorx HER.LD
CAMDEN. S. c.. Feb. 12.--Judge Charles
A. De Coursey of the Supreme Court of
ssachusetts arrived at Hobkirk Inn
to-day.
Arrivals at the Kirkwood include Mr.
and Mrs W. A. Lathrop and Mrs. Henry
z. Miller. New York Mr.. and Mrs. w.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21

Posesionado Ell general Baldrich del
gobierno mando de Puerto Rico, asi
como Ell rey don Amadeo de Saboya, del
Trono de Espana, disueltas las Cortes
CONSTITUENCIES, convocose al pals cleo
clones generates para representatives en-
Ell Congreso v Senado espafiol Estas
elecciones generates verifcaronse en-
los primeros dias del mes de JUNO de
mil ochocientos setenta y uno.
Fueron electos Diputados a Cortes,
don Joaquin Maria Sanro1na, don Fran
cisco Mariana Quiiones, don Julian Blan
co y Sosa, don Manuel Corchado, don
Roman Baldorioty de Castro, don Jose
Antonio Alvarez Peralta, don Luis Pa
dial Vizcarrondo, don Jose Facundo Gin
tr6n, don Juan Hernandez Arbizu Y
don Jose Julian Acosta, todos LIBE-
RALES REFORMIsTAs. FL Partido
Conservador, sac6 triunfante al general
don Jose Laureano Sanz. Como repre-
sentantes al Senado espafiol, los LIBE
RALEs REFoRMTsTAS ,eigieron a los
scfiores don Luis Maria Pastor, doctor
Pedro Mata don wences1ao Lugo vi
vas, no habiendo podido elegir Senador
alguno ell Partido Conservador.
Esta election signifcaba la identif-
caci6n politica de Puerto Rico, con Ell
ilustre jefe de los radicales espanoles,
don Manuel Ruiz Zorrilla successor del
general Prin, siguiendo asi les consoles
de su diputado don Luis Padial Viz
carrondo, que en- su celebre "Manifies-
to-, al Electorate portorriqueiio, dando
cuenta de su actuaci6n en- las Constitu-
yentes Y planes para 10 porvensr dec1a:
''No hay, pues, que vacilar en- 10 fu-
turo, como por desgracia Sc ha vacilado.
Los electores de Puerto Rico, deben de
.excluir de su ista todo elemepto dudo-
so NAL defnido; la lucha electoral de-
be de entablarse franca y lealmente en-
tire los que qlieren para la Provincial Ia
Constitution de mil ochocientos sesenta
y nueve, con la justicia social plena,
y los que con uno otro antifaz, quie-
rem Ell sistema colonial, mas menos
n,odifcado. A los radicales la noble ban
dera de los prisneros, desplegada con
vaIor: a los conservadores ell crespon de
los segundos, con una duda, con una in
decision en- cada uno de sus pliegues'
eMuchos Y buenos hijos tiene la Pro
vincia para reclamar, defender y alcan
gar los lerechos inconcusos que lie perte
necen, como parte integrante de la gran
naci6n espahola. Sus estudios, sus via
jes las grandes corrientes de libertad
que fecundan nuestra epoca han puesto
su espiritu y su coraz6n a la altura de
todos los progresses modernos. Vosotros,
electores, portorriquefios, vosotros los CO
noc6is, como yo en- ellos debeis fijar
vuestra predileccion. Los nombres dc
Acossa, de Nadal, de Goico, de Fran
cisco Mariana Quinones, de Tapia, de
Audinot, de Castro, de CarbonclI, de Jo-
Sc T. Cintr6n, de Vizcarrondo, de Juan
Cortada, de Jose Garcia Maitin, de Cor
chado, de Aguayo, de tantos y tantos
otros que han contribuido los adelan-
tos de la Provincial, han resonado STEM
pre- en- vuestros ofdos y deben estar pre-
sertes en- estas circumstances en- vues-
tras conciencias.'
Isl por desgracia alguno de ellos no
pudiese aceptar en- las eleccicnes pr6xi-
mas ell cargo de Diputado, deber mio
es, aun cuando vosotros no 10 necessities,
ell recordaros los nombres de aquellos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21

SUSPENSION DE ExANGENES PARA
CHAUFFEURs CONDUCTORS X
DE vEHICULoS PESADOs DE MO
TOR EN- PUERTO RICO

Por la presente Sc notifica al pdblico,
que desde JUNO ounce julio ounce
del corriente aiio, no SO efectuaran exa-
menes para "chauffeurs conductcres
conductores de vehiculos pesados de
motor, debido a. que dicho periodo de
tiempo sera dedicado por los empleados
encargados de la ofcina de Artom6vi-
les del Departamento del Interior, ex-
clusivamente al cambio de las licencias
tablillas de los AUTOMOBILES.
Guillermo ESTEvES
Comisionado del Interior
Advt
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AVISO

81 DR.. Agustin r. Laugier, eculista
y especialista de Las enfermedades de
los ofdss. nariz = garganta. participa
. "a clisntela y Al pdblics On general.
que estara ausente en- los Estados UNI
dos hasta mediados del mes de juuo
AsistirA . Ia graz Asamblca do Ia
Asociaci6u Medica Americana, visitan
10 despu6s Las mejores cIiRicas de di-
cho pals, tr¥de a 81 regreso los
aparatos instrumsntes mas modsrnos
con On sspecialidad.
Oncina:--- san 1usts ssqndna . 1s-
tuan. Tcl6fono 1881.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
iiPRoNTo!!
MAS FUERTEQUE'
LA MUERTE
.NAZIMOVA
AV is 0
DEL DEPARTAM ENTO DEL
INTERIOR A ToDoS LOS DUENos
DE AUTOMOBILES Y vEHICULOS
PEsADos DE MOTOR 81

Por la presente Sc avisa ustedes, quo
para que su autom6vil ''truck" pueda
circular por las Gales y camincs publ
cos ell proximo afio econ6mico, debera
proveerse antes del primero de julio de
nuevas hcencias tablillas, segnn 10 dis
pone la Ley de AUTOMOBILES VICENTE.
Por correo SO les esta notiicando la
cantidad que deberan remitir en- sellos
de rentas internas, para obtener las nue.
vas tablillas v hcencias. Los que no re-
ciban esa notification, deberan solicitar
la Embellishments.
Los residences en- San Juan Santur
ce. deberan solicitar sus nuevas tabli-
las hcencias en- la O6cina de Automo
viics del Departamento del Interior, a
partir del 25 del mes corriente; y los due
no, de automobiles y ''trucks' dc la
isla, deberan solicitarlas on las oficinas
de la Policia Insular de los pueblos en-
que residan, entregando las tablillas
vieias que posean al recoger las nuevas'
Ell color de las nuevas tablillas es Gle
fondo verde con los n1,neros blancos.
Guilermo ESTEvES,
Comisionado del Interior
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
Los que viajan
a New York

81 desean estar bien atendidos ron
servicio eslnerado. Habitaciones con ba-
no privado, alumbrado electrico. aqua
caliente, Telefono. comidas excelentes
pucrtorriqueha cerca al subway.
"Rus''. carros el6ctricos, broadway,
River side, Teatros salones de Bale,
dirijase Mrs. G G.. Higgs, 553 West
161 st. New York City. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
REGALAMos

UN CINEMA DE BOLSILLo, cosa
nunca vista, usa peliculas iguales las
del cine "a cualquier niio D nina de bue
ma conducta. Escriba en- esta forma:
THE MAIL ORDER CO., San German.
Sefiores: Deseo ser Agente de ustedes.
Pueden remitirme un lote de efectos de
facil venta y su Nueva Lista de Pre-
mios. A continuation indico mi edad,
nombre de mis- padres y de mi maestro.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
OCCASION"

lie vendo una casa de concre-
to que acabo de construir, esme-
radamente terminada. Precio
especial y en- las condolences que
eliza ell comprador.
D. DIAZ ALEXANDRA
Tel. 824 azuI, Stop 22.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21

Esta danada su maquina de sumar,
Ojeda Bros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
AYUDE A Los NINos PoBREs

Es necesario que en- cada NUM-
cipio de esta isla Sc organize la so
ciedad filantr6pica lei Zapato de
los Ninos Pobres". Esta sociedad
vieue trabajando desde hace va
rios amos en- San Juan, con tanto
exito que podemos asegurar que
.odos los uifios pobres que asisten
4 las escuelas van debidamente cal
zsdOS.
No sc nocesit8 hacer SACRIFICES
aceptamos cualquier donativo por
insignificante dua sea. MAndein
how mismo 81 usted descA. y Ia
sonora. dois
MARIA IT. DE SUA'tEZ,
= j. BOX 1922. EAn Juan Adv
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21

Adv&.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
A nueStrOS CIiGntOS en- Ia
isIa y al pdbIiCO en- general.

Por la presente hacemos saber que ell
sefior Alexandra Marini antes conecta-
do con esta firma ha cesado su interven
ci6n en- la misma y que por 10 tanto,
cualquier. transaction, pago contrato
hecho con este senior en- nombre de esta
firma sera completamente nulo y baio
la responsabilidad, cuenta riesgo de-
que la haga. En- Ell future todas las re-
mesas deberan hacerse con cheques pa
gaderos a la firma y no individuales.
A. IRIzARRY COMPANY
Por: r. J. IRIzARRY
General Manager,
Mayaguez.
s-.A As.s-,.s.s...-.s..-....,.a-s., ...... Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21

Rafael CABALLERO:-Agente de
revistas y peri6dicos de Puerto Rico
de los Estados Unidos. Acepto
agencias,. prcstando toda clase de
garantia. Box 415, Bayam6n, Puer-
10 Rico. Advt-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21
iiPRoNToH
MAS FUERTE QUE
LA MUERTE
NAZIMOVA

Tiene I'd. dos maquinas viejas, cola,
Ia mejor Y mandela reparar otro y
la mas mala oieda Bros, vera la
.diferencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-21

Podemos reconstruir su mauuina vie
ia Ojeda Bros.
Advt
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Cuando otro SO la dahe-a Gonde
Ojeda Bros.
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Mande su maquina por correo a
Ojeda Bros.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-10
METHOD|STS ASK
|. PEACE IN IRELAND
Resolution Passed Expresses
the Hope Success viii Crown
Negotiations Between Great
Britain and Sim Fein and
That All Will End Well.

London. Sept 9.--The worlds con
ference OF Methodists at the outset OF
today's session adopted a resolution
declaring the conference hoped that
complete success would crown the
negotiations between the British gov
ernment and the Irish republicans fol
solution of the Irish question. The
resolution said:
This conference. representing al
most forty million adherents. IL wasth
ing with prayerful and deeply solicit
tous INTEREST," he present attempt a. 8
satisfactory and permanent adjust
ment Of Irish affairs and fervents
hopes that complete success may
crown the negotiations"
The delegates unanimously ordered
that copies OF the resolution be sent
to Prime Minister Lloyd GeNrga ane
Eamonn de Valera. the Irish reprbl
can leader.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-10
ALL IS QUIET IN
MINING DISTRICT
Heavy Rains of Yesterday Stop
ped Threatened March of
Miners on Two Places, Eliza
bethtown and RosieIare -
Deputy Sheriffs to Continue
Patrolling. m

ElIzabethtown, H.. Sept. 9.--Armed
quiet continues to prevail here and at
Rosiclare today following geavy rains
yesterday. which stopped a threaten
ed march bf striking Flo6rspar miners
on these two towns
Deputy sherifs continued to patrcI
the roads and hold hilsI and other
points OF vantage but word from the
miners camps last night was TO the
effect that the men were returning in
groups to their homes. County Off
cials believed that the trouble might
be ended.
Frank s Dickson. adiutant general
is expected here today to begin an in
vestigauon. after which a decision
will probably be made ~ to whether
state troops are needed
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-10

Wide Range of Fluctuations But
1t Closes at an Advance of
From Sixty-one to One Hun
dred and Twenty-Five Points.
(By the Associated Press. J

New York, Sept. 9.Continued ner-
vousness, with wide range OF fiuct.
uations, reigned today In the cotton
market, although the intense excite
ment of the past few days had some
what subsidized,
Southern selling was held in check
and the advance was born of renewed
strength of Liverpool and liquidation
nH lppE areallnts held over from yes
with d much less active market. was
flrmer in the afternoon and closed
steady at an advance Of from 81 to
lbs points.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-10
PLENIPOTENTIARY POWERS
is NOT GIVEN TO MEMBERS
Conference Proper Will Consist
of Twenty Members, Each of
the Major Powers Having
Agreed to be Repl esented by
Four Possessions With as
Many Advisers-WiIl Sit in
General Conference Only
When Far Eastern Problems
Are Taken Up.
(Ry the. Associated Pressel

Washington, Sept. 9.-President
Harding today announced the full
American delegation to the armament
conference, as follows Secretary
Hughes of New York, Senator Lodge
of Massachusetts, and Senator IN
derwood of Alabama
The conference proper will consist
of twenty, each of the five major pow
ers having agreed to be represented
by four. possessions with as many ad.
yisers and experts as they may de-
sire.
China's delegation will sit In the
general conference only when the far
eastern problems are taken up and
Belgium, Holland and other nations
will be represented when their far
eastern interests are affected
Delegates will not have the pleni-
potentiary powers. 1t was explained,
as the agreements of conferees will,
by agreement, require the express
sanction of their representative gov
ernments.
Inquiries at the White House on the
possibilities of another association Of
nations, developing from the arma-
ment conference not with the state
ment that the armament council itself
win be a nations in assertion" Also
said President Harding did not de-
sire to cluster UP too much" arma-
ment with extraneons question but to
crystalize public sentiment on the
limitation of armaments.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-10
Mayor and His Entire Alder
manic Board May Accept
and Be Over Friday.
WEEKLY LUNCHEON WAS
UNUSUALLY INTERESTING
Committee to Get to Work on
Matter of Street Car Line, a
COMMITTEES Being Appointed
to Get Out and So.icif Stock
Subscription for Same -
Gathering Was Full of In
terest to the City Generally.

The regular weekly luncheon of the
Young Mems Club yesterday was vel
attended and matters of great i'm
portance to Brunswick were discuss
ed. foremost among these being the
street railway. George G. Smith
chairman of the committee suggested
that a committee composed of the
entire membership of the club be
named for the purpose of soliciting
funds, making a great drive next
Tuesday to finance the line and this
committee will meet at the Oglethorpe
next Tuesday morning and make a
whirlwind campaign. The report made
by Mr.. Smith was an interesting one,
among other things he impressed his
hearers with the proposition that
Brunswick cannot afford to be with.
out its street car service.
The club decided to invite the May
or and Council of Darien, as well as
other citizens of that thriving little
town, to the regular luncheon next
Friday and it's likely that the invita-
tion will be accepted. II is the pur-
pose of the club to keep right close
to our now near neighbors as the in
terest Of the two peoples is almost
identical and what will benefit one
viii benefit the other. Cooperation
VII be urged when the Darien folk
oc111a eyer and it~isak aped that they
win a1eept the invitation with the
same spirit in which II was extended.
The Clyde Line steamer matter was
taken up and the Board of Trade, Ro-
tary Club and people OF the city gen
orally. were urged TO to do all within
their power toward securing the nee.
essary business to make the line a
paying proposition.
The speech of Governor Hardwick,
delivered in Savannah on Labor Day
In which he said that port was the
logicl one for great terminals, and dis
cussed at length and committee was
named to see that Brunswick shall
have a square deal in the state term
inal matter.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-10
ESCAPE DEATH BY
A MARROW MARGIN
Yacht Burns at Detroit With
Six Prominent Men on Board
Among Number Being Phelps
Newberry, Son of United
States Senator Newberry.
(By the Aasociated press.l

Detroit, Sept. Six men, includ-
ing Phelps Newbsrry, son of Senator
Truman II. Newberry, and several
prominent Detroit business men. mar
orwly escaped death last night when
the fifty-foot gasoline launch Kismet,.
owned by F. Walter Gulbert. burned
to thed waters edge In Lake st. Clair.
three miles off Crosse Pointe, Detroit
suburb. After battling for more than
three hours against a heavy sea the
six men. In small rowboat. early
today reached the Crosse Pointe club
house. Guibert, badly burned about
the hands and with his lungs scorch.
ed by the flames as he fought the fire
aboard his craft. is In a hospital. He
is expected to recover.
The fire was caused by back-fring
Of the Kismet's engine.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-10
GOVERNOR WOULD MAKE
COMMISSION ON WRECK
Lny lhe Assoclated BROS. J

Athnta.. Sept s.--Governor Hard
wick told delegation OF information.
al association machtnists that II form.
ally requested he would appoint a
non partisan commission to determine
the cause og theswreck on the Atlanta.
Rlrmlagham aud Atlantic near Allan.
"a Wednesday night. which resulted IN
the death og Engineer Morris.
The maehlnists denied Receiver
Raggs charges that dynamite caused
the wreck and blamed Il on defec,
tive engine FNormal petition win ~
presented tomorrow
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-10
TOXIC WELCOMES
EHERCROWNP PRINCE
Hirohito Has Just Completed a
Successful Tour of the Occi-
dent and Is Given an Enthus-
iastic Reception When He
Reaches Home.
(By the Associated Press.l J


Toxic. Sept. 9.--Tokio's two and
one-half million people today gave a
characteristic expression af Japanese
loyalty to Crown Prince Hirotito, the
heir apparent. whose recent success
full tour of the Occident has appealed
to popular imagination and undoubt-
edly aroused new and more demo
cratic interest in the imperial family.
Cheer Prince.
Thousands roared cheers OF greet
ing as the prince addressed the multi.
tude.
Tonight ms mmoth procession,
bearing hundred thousand Japanese
lanterns, serenaded Prince Hirohito's
palace. He again addressed the mul.
titude emphasizing the urgency OF es-
tablishing world peace. and aIIuding
TO the necessity OF dong everything
possible to contribute to the success
OF the Forthcoming Washington con
ference on limitations Of armaments.
Coming 70 America.
1t Is understood that Takuma Dan.
with numerous other prominent Jap
anese Of Toxic. Yokohoma and Osaka
viii soon sail for America and later
will go to England.
The newspaper Nichi Nichi Shin
bun says the object Of the visit IL to
convince Americans that Japan does
not intend aggression but only peace
fuI and economic development.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-10
NEWARK. o., RUN WIDE OPEN
HAS BEEN REMOVED

Washington. Sept. 9.-The admin.
istration at washington and the Re
publican national committee are de-
termined To back State Chairman J.
l.. Phillips to the limit in the distrib.
ution OF Georgiap atronage. This
means that the row that is being rails
ed by certain Georgia individuals viii
amount TO nothing.
So FAR Dismukes Is the only person
that has been indorsed by state Chair.
man Phillips for Georgia appoint.
ment. He viii certainly be appoint.
cd state prohibition enforcement Off
Ger II Chairman Phillips adheres to
his Involvement Iuasmuch as Mr..
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-10
ADMINISTRATION WILL
BACK PHILLIPS IN GEORGIA
fRy the Assocsated Press.l }

Columbus. o. Sept. s.-Mayor Her
bert A. Atherton OF Newark. O.. was
removed from office today by Cover
nor Harry l. Davis on charges Of
gross neglect flled By the Newark Law
and Order League.
Evidence showed the Governor an
nonnced. that gambling has been run
ming wide open in Newark and thai
Mayor Atherton was dereliet in prose
cutting the gamblers