davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-27

ia Concllio de Auxilios EiIropeos e.
Ia baiO Ia direction de Mr. Herbert
Hoover. actuand0 como tesorerq Nr.
Franklin X. Lane de IA cludad de New
York. vi Concilio comp1ende entire
sre miembros cuairo or~gnnlzacicnes
distfihuidpras. a saber: Ia AdniinhtrA
Gi6n de aOeorros Americana, Ia Cruz
Rbia Americana. 10 comisi6n de sorsi-
clio De Amigos Ameficanos y 81 Comit6
Distributor De ludios Unid0s. Estas
a Sd fe1. ostdn a~Oatenidaa ! ~ayudadaa
p0r e. Conciilo dc lglesias Federadas.
los caballsros de Colon. & Y. "a. G. A.
ia Y. ". 6. Al. asi como por otfaa
numerosas asocIaciones ~naciunales, nor
cbnsii6s en todos Zoe estados y prac
tlcamenfc en- cada cnndaan de los Is
fades uaidoH.
Esf1s nfranIE1cIone9 Sc han compt
nado Iorm7nd9 iauias q concilio de
AnxiIIo1 Eufareo. para q fin dc apeiaf
Il nedIf uI pueblo Americana loo fQn'
dos ~nccfrarioe para que lee permita
c~onllnuat n lfafalo Dc aaxIiIos hasta
la rroxima e0secha curopca, en- Sep.
lIenbre AZ lesi ~ trd1aio de pro
Fesf aiimenfas y rurA se esla lefanfo
4 eabo POI "a hdminiatfAcl0n fe Al
kites Americans. 81 comlft dc AmIfns
Ameficnnos ; n comirifn Dc dgirit1
fI6n DE- JadIis rftIns. "a dittfita
riHn az ~arIifntfe ~nloiltiaainf y y pfp
4fslta ~ mtiie8s y mefruefna e4al
q carro g. Ia Cruz nnla Americana
Etl6s uuros A. han ocupado duraui'
idd1 a pefiede dc D gueffe Hfl'cseI
mrnfe IN q asfiIio df ~ aII1 q
eaflat neasinoes ~ han saltN11
I|n Ht M1fv|fIrs AZ il
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.a 4 lI4l8 81 aI1aIIN1 q
Iar ~Ir1I0aa1do IanIF | aII1 q
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b I
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-27
VILLA Sc DEDICARA AH0RA
A PERSECUIR BAND0LEROS


Chihdahna Hnero 1L4Franeisco VI
la conferenoid con 81 Gobernador En-
fQue1, dafante su permaheneia ca o.
"a cluded J II rciteF6 h nromasa que
haea alGdn TEMPO .de pcrma.
|necer fie1 a. g0bletnb y de- f0Hlrlbuir
"a d obfa a. la Reorganization.
Con eli opjelo De demustfar con he.
'rhoa que ialla ~entHgamgnte aispnes-
70 a apopar Al Cobiefno y 4 combatir
q loa eIementos De d~ts0rdan. villa
0lrocit a. 0o11fnadof EIfl4nek poner-
So ~ ifehte de- las fnefzas del Eafado
"a de Ia FHdefacl0n para pefse8ulr 4
unoa bafdnleros qua anaitaf1n q va
rios ciudadanoa norte-amtrIcgno8 A.
'eeplada Is proposition d vlila. este
Sc pufh 81 lIenie a. una inetxa De ca.
hallclla peFtepecIenta . IA Fedegacidn.
con ellis Gallo q pegseAur 4 los BAN.
d0lefDs. 8 ios que E dee losr6 OAR Al.
|tante
Pufeoo que villa mostft especial IN.
ttfts g fsaIIxar este actu con 81 ohio
10 de aaaQafar que eeta cnteFamenie
.dlspnesto a to1pefzf con 81 fobIcrno
81 d laf1e a. OAR sflaHtIaA ) lns ox.
iraniaTos my espec'almenie nortea.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-27
RECUpERE FL YlG0R
PERDIDO

JAVA
CuDdo 81 Fignr ne ACADIA; euande Ell
hiaadd loa rihones y 81 eat0naago no
funci0nan bfen, 81 sueno no refreSca,
la meaoria lalla. cuando Sc siente
n~ervioso , triste, sin eanae de traba-
jar b sin amino para lnnhaf, siutiendo
UNI maIaafar EN- general, bs una aena
l1ue IL aistemA neeeslta auxilfo.
Mnehoa Sc han dirIsidu d nosotrOa.
|ohteniendo aliyio. euando CREAM que
no habfa coga que los curara 10
NODARn da fu8fza y vieor. nalstien-
dn. a Ia naturale2a Cd sd ohra de re-
~cuperaci6u Mande hoy mlsmo $500
p0f una GAIA, 10 anficieute para an
mes enEefo. y oonfenzase de d
mafafiIIaaos resulsados 1afankias
pinef0 devnelto. 81 noda satisfaction
compietax
nOuo PRODUCTS COMPANY
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-27

Department Of the ~lnterfor)
q. s. Land ofllco at santa ne n M
JANUARY 20, 1927.
NOTICE Is hereby given that
Aedarao Sanchez III Ceholla New
Hfe4ico who ON November 1915,
made Homestead entry No. 01410iI
for VIZ. NWH. Section IL. ny NE
X. Section II Township 10 M, Range
3 u. N. IA. r, Meridian, has filed no.
fice or intention TO mako threa year
proof 10 establish 4laish to tie land
above described, before Probate
Clerk, at TERRA Amarillo, Rio Afrlba
County, New Mexico, b d March q,
1921.
Ciainaant naine5 d. Witnesses CT.
moro Valdez sixtp Alire. samuel
SaHeNez and Miguel g Macs. an o.
Cebolla, New Moxleo.
FRANCISCO m1IsGADO
Register.
1at pub. Jan n Last pub. Feb. "a
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-27

Ihmsaiatamohls despuf 4e an ma
sage con sDandorine SD cabello toma
|un nuera vida, lustro y hermoAural
.|apar5ciendn don reces mas Rrueso ,
abundanta. porquc cada cabello pare
|ce que Sc 6~nchancha y engruesa. no
'd6jen que sd cabeIio So quede SIN ".
da. sin color, hso o Quebrado Usiedea
lambien Qaieren tenef "a cabeile lar.
so, faerte y hermoso.
Una h0telia de So rchtayos del dell
eioso 'Danderinoe ie relfeaca e era.
neo. detlane Ia caepa y ia caida del ca.
hello. Este estimulante "tonlco en-.
.bellecedof le "a n cabeilo ~delsaditoI
palido : decayonto IA b~rlilant6z iuYe
IN y espesufa abundante.- fenln
en- lodns las droFueIiaE
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-27
MofIeE FoR FUaLIcATIoN

Department 0f the Interior)
y. s. Land Office at Santa Fes n. IA
january 20, 1924.
NOTICE IS hereby given that
Ursula Segura, Of Cuba, New Menicoi
who On August 2. 1915. made Home.
stead Entry No. 0e4285. for Lot s and
9, Section 10, MS NWA Section %.
Township q N. Range 1W n "a
p. Meridian, has filed notice Of IN.
tention TO make three ear proof tn
establish claim 10 the land above
described. before u. S. Commissioner
Il cuba. gandoyal County New Mex
leo. On March z, 1891.
Claimant names at Witnesses Teo-
doro salazar. Vietorlano Santillanea,
Periilio Santillanes aud Reyes Sala'
Ear. eli OF Cuba. New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DfabGAD0.
Register,
list pub. Jan. 27 Last pub Feb "A
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-27

WopAiIment 0E tho Interior
u. S. Land Dziice 1T SANTA Re. N. NJ
December 80, 1920
NOTICES hereby given that Eduar'
do Gdloe0s 8f LaMy. N. H. who on
August IA fs16 made Homestead en-
Try. M. .o2gzof. lot SHs NEM. Lots
and !, Section s. Towrship "a n, Ran.
ee ION. n. n. M. has eied notice
81 mtehlion to make Three year Proof
III establish claim to the land above
described, before Register and Receiv-
ef, q. s Land Office at Santa Fni
Ne Mezseo on Feb. 10, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses: Juan
GARLIC, Andres Ortiz. Luclo Ortiz aad
Jose Dolores Sanchez, All Of Lamy,
New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELeADo.
Register
list pub jan 9Th
Last pub. Feb. Srd. 1924
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-27


stipalddo E insistldn en- cada caaos ca
one cnando una clerta lOcalldad se ha
rec0hfado en- 50 production De ar
mahtos y qeetuario Q donde "a eztaac
tsa hafa hech0 auilcieute fuerte paft
icampfdr de por 81 sus ~pgogislones fnp-
"a al pats, entoncea Sc ratiragA "a ayu
ID Americana. De esta Manera ~ 81
"a rosihie 81 fetifar 81 auxiliQ 40 Bel
elca. Ffanela. Italia, Bulgaria, hnma-
tnia. Ffnlandia. parte de C1ecnO-eiofa-
kia. y en- narle. n menos en- 10 concer-
'nlenfn 1 comesllhlcH. DO Serbia. . cau-
81 az uRe Cd muchos do estQg paiaea
hag ahofa ~xnIicientes Ferurao4. Q l1e
eohiernos tlenen Il cfkdito nects1flo
con "a cnal camrlar 10 Qee necee.ian
"a Il ~eNlran5ero De esie maneIa 20
has nanpefixacl6n en- ESTES naelonas,
> 81 stfviel8 ds hm6rIed e. IN eeTticiu
fe emefeenela, peudieEfo De n recu.
peacitn Dc eaos paisea
Eafopa pat6 por a mas lfrioie mt'
aarin hamhfe doapu6e oe u giietfA.
eua Be feFislfa % 1u astoria Sc sal'
48 da nra tnorlne ptfdida de Yidal
r1r medic de 10 1ccI6n del 8u1Ialnn
Americana ) Dc cHiut aeocIacioncs'
La ninns ban snfildo por mas tempo
Hna Ioa atalius "a hnuore. mucho det
pass a. que q pe|lsrQ hubo pa1odQ pa
= d genie ffandc. otbido 4 a. dcstfuc'
cIdn 1cI FaHsdo. y y crfares de Az
mhnlo8 ae asInc Ht4Ifuyt e. 1iimtnio
1aflo Hatt IoE niHps Dor murnN
fItmn1 at1Dutf. auN1re los an
nrrioa mfF c1mnoa tlfirIcul.n u4fa
H.1-4I. ..I.4~ "a Ia. AIe.. ~. m.|
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-27

Department of the Interior
u. 81 Land Office al Santa re, N. NJ,
December 80. 1920
NOTICE IS hereby given that Juan
Padilla, Of Cuba. New Mexico, who On
Nov. 26s 1926 made Homestead entry
No. 04l125. for Ell SHM, SWM SEA
SEX NEM, Section Sri Township 19Nl
Range wv N. M P. H. has filed no
tice OF intention to make Three year
Proof. To establish claim ID the land
ahnve described. before u. s Com;
missioner. At Cuba, Sandogal Co. New
Mexico on Feb. 9. 1921
Claimant names as Witnesses Ma
iiano Lucero, A. Eichwald, Reyes Lo'
bAt6 and David L0bato, all ok Cuba
NeW fdzico
FRANCISCO DELGADO.
Register
LIST pub. Jan. 6ih
Last pub, Feb sra 1871
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-27

lANUuAttftAN u tAH At~ENrA
d. s. Land Oiflce al Santa Fes NJ n
January 90 1921.
NOTICE Is hereby given thai
Bernardlta Gonzales. heir fof heirs
Of German Gonzales, Of Coyote New
Mexico, who On November n, 1915
made Homestead Entry No. ezbl6V
FOR W1k NEM, Eh NV x Section
II, township % n, Range 2 -. n. NJ
p. Meridian. has filed notice 81 IN
t6niioh to make three year proof q
establish claim To the land above de-
acrlbed. before d. S. Commissioner,
st Cuba, sand0vai County, New Mex
leo. 30 March I. 1871.
Claimant names as Witnesses; Asa
ugto Lsuian. Eduardo Velasqnez, 1Cfe'
rencio 4. Salazar and Jose u Salazar'
ali of Coyote. New Mexico.
FRANCISCO DELGADO
Register
lat ruhl Jan. n last pub. Feb p
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-27

w ~
lNTHE PROBATE COURT
NOTICE Is hereby given thal ihe
undersigned was on the 5d day ol
January, 1921, appointed administrators
lof the estate OF Virginia Breton Martin,
deceased, by Hon. Epimanio HomHrnl
Probate Judge ng Santa 70 County
New Mexico.
Therefore, all persons having claims
against said esfate are hereby notified
III fla the same with the County Clerk
of Santa Fe County. within one year
grom date Of said appointment as PROV
'iaed by law, or the same will be
barred.
JAMES u MpC0NVERX
January 4. 1891.
1st pub. Jan. 6. last pab ian q.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-27


zoblsp6e de Chicao , Mileauhga. > q
Obispo DO Rockford. la snula cue %
egpara coiectar ontre pleas dc ropa y
|otroa donatlgos dscendefa q varies mi
|Honas. Ia collects be hara paeItleular'
manta entire los catdlic0s, y en- npupfe
del EpIscopado y.catoncos ameficanpH
~ Distribute pof medic del Episcopal
40 a. cada nncIon. Dc csi4 sueftt
Has nmosnas que han a. ~dI14Ipuirte
enffe huehlns catiicoa ca va FfAu ma
Itoria. con1eFrartn "a pqlio DEL cntoli
tiamo y crcarin "a impression d. que
ssfan hcehaa p0l los caI9Ilco1i aei lQt
auxIlal1a ecr1n 4re g. ~hffIqa1o4 -
los F4faAoa unIdne no ioa oItId4u. an,
ties ioe tieura mng prefentaa &c e %
riodo AZ lnhulacldn 3 p~rifacI1net POT
1na ctfla ananft11an A1lrt 1l pa
hscho tasls ahoIu ptfQ com1 EN1ffaF
mnnIo 81 hntin Dor medin a. rffAA r.
frnclm fae Hetaa = ncllo a. i Nisn
Ifopia. antnas ilErFanan iol ceit'Ico
Is ncr coafIeuIeair 90 EH cqnat4nA
4u1 a. i4z rlrrtm - eta caHpnHt
tnmsrtaf q nnlih y slmralia eail4 in'
fatalities a4 1IttFEs4 nHfINAF #4rt
IVA NaaH4 WtEfIo rortai te thlta
g. Wrta Hfa Nlrra y FIsIHI4 la'
f1r'ea" rettfllEt
caicd rIsIafa a. stfa q - rt
ana ga terSae "a $40 ea4n
pres ss Aaffe Ura INMrarf ~
trf0 :. 81. - HtrIIII- NJ
mHsta N q tI N4-n'
" HN "
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-27

Ia nolicia principal a. Ia &tmana en
q calado - sln dnan nisuua a az q
lanuEnfafIdn 10 nHt1ff0 uaee0 0ubef,
naddr ar. r. d Ned. - ceremonial
sicmrfe s1HeIIla. y este a1o guilds nl1e
qna difos. two laFar II s a. k1cre.
~ b CtmHIa ae WNutaNaH aa ~ cups
lal del Esiado. iln al dIstafsQ. Que
t|rh0 foa % peso. 40 Is nna iuIn r
a 10 1iIo q qstllnaf1r coca no'a
~ aiseuA O. . dtii1|el6u qae noa 30
ae b poiHIta g b lue A eoncIDt efl
d p9liiif4 1tn ST. Aen % roIil.
g. 9. a ci4n14 a. HrV1 ~ rNtla
So s eaten fsa t4I Jos WNNAa1
al ias a01afiansNlo1 faFt eo11s
v a4sFo1a4 A~1ittfsae'ta Del aINtr'
ratlIfn - casa altsii2ttdN Ntf Hf
lni4f raUIIIrsez 50 Co1 Us
80 ~ y a a. ,qa.
m IS aIea0a as sstiaiar S f..IN4
IS 1fft aiH H4. ser
Mg tNf Al I1fH 0.1
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-27
AcTIWpAb en- LAS cAMARAs

Una u4 lad alubah u~OMIuAute8 de
}Coneraso actual ea eeononizar. B 4 ID
menos hahlaf mucho de economics, j
asf de1arnos ba5o Ia Impression de que
lestdn eeonomizand0 m1cho Ell Wash
lington. Tanto han hablad0 de esto
1que sn al Leland 5apth un pbIitIco De
fama International Ia atrfbuido la sus'
pension do obras en- los astiller0s de
los Nstad0s unidos, no al sincere de-
lse0 d. ll1almente lleear Al desarme
general, sine a la passion nef 6con0mf.
zar, e-onsocuencia natural de- IL opinion
lp1hiica Tornado por Ia lecfura dc los
defrochea del partldo dem5crata que
y pFeusa Viene ~pnbiicando.
Al pesar do 10 que los japonoses dA
gan en- contra, Ell Legislative ha dAd0
Ipruchos de Ia ~ainceridad de au dese0
|del desarme universal, al prop0ner i'm
~cohgreso International qne MIR. Wilson'
.|convocafa, y en el cual se diecntiria
10 que tuviera dc faetible "a plan. 81
ZEN efecto no Sc llevo a cab0 10 due ss
|propnso. fue solo por Ell eatado de sa.
Iud del Presidents Wilson, v POI Ia
proximidad DE- Ia fecha de la inauens
|rAcidn del nuevn Presidenfe 10 que
ahora empezarH Mr. Wilson, 10 habrla
de terlnlnar Mr. Harding; Y e8 sin du.
.da. mucho mei0r que 81 nnmero de a.
gnntos ~incompletos e 81 menOr posi-.
bic cuandb Gamble 81 Gobiarn0.
Tanlbi6n 81 ai6reitD av d sentir el
eiecto del moyimiento econ6mico 8
que el Congreso se ha dedicado. Al
trataree del ei6rcito regular que SOS.
tendra Ia Federation, y que q juint3'
del Ds miembrus del C0ngreso es srfi.
'ciente tantn EN- Ell orden interior, como
para defender Ia denidad de Ia naci0n
en- q extrahiero, los aenadores opina.
ron que I'm ei6rcito de 100000 seria SUI
~ficibnte. Ei Genefai PershiuR habia
auiinciado B Ia c0mis50n encarada ~.
asnntos miiitafes. que aunque serfsl
meior tener un ej6rcit0 de 100000 n3|
era Indispensable. puesto que para "a
tfahajo que tlenen los soldados duran
te q tieplpU do paz basta UNI nimnro
mtnof Ademde. p0r anDra no hay fe.
ligro de guerra , ~ yiniere n i'm.
pfevIsta, iacil seria rtunif 81 ei6rcilo
~neceaafio, teniand0 para empezar Ger.
CO de 100000 nomhrea sohre las armas.
Ia Canaan dc diput4dos vote por On
ej6fcito national de- 1ld,0eo soldados.
y los S~enadores. en- data de 10 que hizo
Ia cAmafa interior, apfobafon IA en-
mi0nda da92 ley
va Sc astfn hacienda los primefoa
preparations para ID installation de IA
omfiIla del Prosidenic Harding en- "a
Casa Blanca, Mlentfas Sc llovan de-
1iafi0n. b. db Ohio. A IA capital parte
a. IA ffhIlninca y anrello8 muehIos az
Evening star., 1921-01-16
Sale of Unde1musAns

Our Undermuslin stocks daily being augment
ed by fine goods. Whether you have been here
or not during these sales of January it will pay you
to look over the things that have just come IN
Evening star., 1921-01-16
This Is Too Good to Miss
A Sale of 1000 pairs Of Fine Sc1in1,
Ma1quisette and Voile Curtains

Those who wait for January Sales repens their
will not be disappointed Here the largest sale of Curtains
have held Every perfect fresh and clean the kind
of curtains give that heeke appearance which you much
desreshown delightful of insertion edges OF
SO 40 inch widths Though beautiful design and very
quality these tremendous reductions prevail:
Evening star., 1921-01-16
Unde1gurments at 69c

There are in the lot fine muslin nightgowns,
flesh batste and windsor crepe boomers and nain-
sock corset covers. The nightgowns are sip-over
models, with neat embroidery edges and hem
stitching, in both regular and extra sizes.
Evening star., 1921-01-16
Undergurn1ents at 99c

This group includes fine nainsook and flesh batiste
nightgowns and envelope chemises, with we-htting
yokes dainty trimmed in lace inserts and edges and
some are nicely finished with fancy stitching.
Nightgowns and Envelope Chemise made of fine
quality nainsooh, with dainty lacetrimmed yokes, 81 50
finished with feather stitching Special
Envelope Chemise made Of fine nainsook, with
yokes that pretty hemstched Some trimmed with
ribbon bands and others with hs-cye val lace 81 Q5
Nlghtgowns and Envelope Chemise, also line Of
combinations; all of fine nainsook and nicely trimmed
with fine laces These formerly sold at from $3.50 05
to $3.50, now.
Samples Of Nightgowns, White Pettieoats, En-.
velopc Cheise and comblnaons made of fine nainsook
and trimmed with lace.
FormeIiy sold at $50 $1.69, $1.95, $295, $3.95
F1eor-LansburEh 4
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-31
DARING
.HOLD-UP REPORTED
Epidemic of Highway Robberies
and Attempted Hold-Ups
Leads Many to Believe That
Tail End ofFthe "crime Wave"
Has EnguIfed Brunswick.

IA series of daring highway robber-
les, hold-up, and attempted hold-ups
occurring in and around Brunswick
during the past two or three weeks is
leading many people to believe that
the well-known "crime-wave,' of
which so much has been heard in
other parts of the country has at
last reached Brunswick, in a limited
degree
The latest hold-up victim reported
to the officers of Jim Breach, negro
taxi driver of this city, who tells a
lurid story of having been halted by
two armed men at Thornhill, eight
miles out on the Boardfield road
about two o'clock Saturday moring
while returning from Broadfield
where he had carried a passenger.
Breach says that after he was com
manded to halt his car, one of the men
climbed in, and poked him gently in
lut T1US VIII d .WIChCu ACNOi
yer, meantime extracting all his spare
change from his pants pocket, total
ing about three dollars. Grumbling
at the smallness of their haul, the
men disappeared in the woods, says
Breach, after which he proceeded tc
break all speed records in getting into
the city.
Within the past three weeks at least
half a dozen highway robberies and
hold-ups have reported to the officers
the loss in no case amounting tf
more than a few dollars. One of the
alleged highwaymen, negro. was ar
rested last Saturday night, and was
laterpositively identified by his vic
tim, negro woman, from whom he
took $500 and new pair Of shoes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-31
|ARCO TAKES LEAD
LIN CITY LEAGUE
Defeats Methodist Barracks by
Score of 10 TO 6, in Opening
Game of the Second Half of
Season, While Baptists and
Ga. Veneer Tie Up.

After bringing home the bacon in
the first half of the city league sea
son, the Arco team celebrated the de-
but in the second half of the season
yesterday afternoon, by defeating the
Methodist Baracas to the tune of 13
to 6, thereby taking the lead from the
kickoff in the second race
The Methodists were clearly out
classed at every stage of the contest
and the game was featured principally
by the hot arguments with the umpire
on the part of the spectators, practi
cally every close decision having
brought forth spirited protests. "A
shower interrupted hostilities about
ten minutes, after which the slaughter
continued.
Second Game Tie.
The second game of the double
header, between the Baptists and
Georgia Veneer, was real ball game
both teams fighting hard through the
entire nine innings, with the score
standing tie, to 6, when darkness
forced the players from the field.
For the splendid showing made the
Georgia Veneer outfit deserves praise
for playing against them on the Bap
list team, it is claimed, were severa
of the best players of the ALI Stars
Olsen, for Ga. Veneer, pitched jam-uI
baseball, although a trifie wild al
times. Walker and Hodges, battery
for the Barracks, played in their usua
style.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-31
DR.. GILBERT RETURNS
FROM HIS VACATION

DIR. o. p. Gilbert. minister OF the
First Baptist church returned to
Brunswick yesterday, after spending
vacation of three or four weeks at
Perkins, Oliver, Statesboro. and 9th
er places in that section. During his
absence from the city DR.. Gilbert as
sisted in two or three revival meet
ings. delivering several sermons at
the church where he began his minis
try.
Services at the First Baptist. sus-
pended during the time DR.. Gilbert
was away, will be resumed this morn
ing. at the usual hour, and large
congregation will doubtless be on
hand to greet him.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-31
ST. SIMON HIGHLY PRAISED
BY RETURNING VISITORS

That st. Simon Island is the ideal
place for pleasant, beneficial sum-
mer vacation, and one of the most de-
lightful coast resorts in the country
is the opinion, freely an even enthu-
siastically expressed by a party OF
atlanta and New York visitors, who
were in the city yesterday afternoon,
enroute to their homes, after spending
several days on the Island. Members
of the party are firmly convinced that
ST. Simon will not only become a
real summer playground of the South
when the proposed bridge project is
completed, but that the resort will at
tract visitors from all parts OF the
United States.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-31
HOPE STRONG
RETURNS FROM NEW YORK

Attorney Hope Strong, member of
the firm of Krauss & Strong, has re-
turned to the city from New YORK., af-
ter a stay of six weeks. Mr.. Strong
attended a series of lectures in the
law department of Columbia Universe
ty during his, stay in New York and
returns much better prepared for the
practice of his profession.
$50 cures Malaria. Chills and Fever.
Bilious Fever. Colds and LaGrippe, or
money refunded.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-04-28

one IS as necessary as the other.
There can be no complete correction
of the ''high living cost" Mr.. Hard
ing elsewhere insists, until govern
ment's cost is notably reduced"
1t is no small task which has been
set before congress. But it will have
to be carried out as under the pres
sure of necessity it constitutes a duty
as important as has been that of max
ing war with every national resource.
The last administration swerved away
from it, but there can be no lodging
now. The government must use all
speed in getting upon a disciplined
business spring of these citizens, as
we'll as the sons of innumerable ire
concilables, went into the army and
the navy, carried Uncle Sans guns,
marched and sweated and fought,
nursed and starved and suffered
wounds, gave watchfulness and intel
ligence and the soundest of service,
all for America. They have divided
American Germanism as a woodman's
axe cleaves a stump. They are Amer
lean through and through, and viii
remain so-and their children and
their children's children.
The mourning correspondent pro
ceeds to say that ''the German-Amer-
leans must help themselves. They
must make up their minds upon the
question whether or not they want to
adhere to the culture and ideas of
their old country"
As we see it the minds have either
been already made up or made up for
Blade
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-04-28
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