davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-15
iUN CERTIORARI' PARA REVI-
SAR LA DECISION DEL JUEZ
FOOTE?

Aver Sc aseguraba en- los cfrcu-
los politicos de San Juan que la off
Gina del "Attorney General, presen
tara ante ell Supreme un recurso de
"Certiorari", para q. Sc revise la de-
cision del juez Foote, de la seccion
Ia, declarando que los informes del
Gran Jurado no podian ser radicados
en- Secretarfa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-15
Ell CoMIsIoNADo DE PUERTO RI
co MEGA QUE Sc HAYAN zANJA-
DO LAS DIFICULTADES
(Del "New York Times")


WASHINGTON, abril g. Felix Cor
cova D$vila, oomisionado ResideAte de
Puerto Rico autoriz6 hoy para su pu-
rlicaci6n las siguientes manifestacio-
mes:
"El gobernador e. Mont. Reilly ha
cablegrafado Washington que ha zan
.jado las dificultades que hablan sur
eido entire 81 y los lfderes del partido
de la mayoria de la isla, y que todo
estaba como un remanso.''
Yo quiero manifestar escueta 3 clara
mente al piblico de America cue la
oeclaIaci6n del Gobernador no esta ba-
saGa en- los hechos. FL pueblo de Puerto
Rico no estara cnnforme hasta no yer
cue la mancha del "Reylismo' no ha
sido borrada de la isla con Ia destitu-
cion del Gobernador.
.Yo continuar6 ejerciEndo preston
en- Ell Congreso para que SC lleve a
efecto una investigation en- la admins
TRACTION del Gobernador actual de
Puerto Rico, en- la seguridad dc que
Ia buena voluntad y Ell amor del pue-
lilo de los Estados Unidos estaran del
lado mio.
Yo vuelvo repetir otra vez cue ell
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-15
LOS ULTIMOS NOMBRAMIEN-
TOS JUDICIALES

En- la Fortaleza fufmos informa-'
dos de que el nombramiento del se-
nor Arrillaga Urrutia, para Fiscal
Y ell del senor Iriarte para juez mu-
nicipal los habfa hecho el Goberna-
dor. con la recommendation que por te
lefono hiciera el senor Travieso v la
previa consulta a los Senadores Her
nendez Lopez Iriarte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-15

tarde de hoy en- la Casa Blanca.
No Sc tiene en- proyecto ning1n
clmbio en- la politica de este gobier-
no con relaci6n Russia, por 10 me
nos hasta que los resultados de la
conferencia de Geneva revelen la ac
titud que los paises de Europa de
Asia Menor van adoptar ante ell
gobierno de Moscou.
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en- presencia de ellos, nos manifes-
to que tai vez el Gobernador dicta-
ria un cablegrama, pero que ellos no
10 advirtieron.
La discretion del senior Barcel6 pa
m con nuestro Redactor, esta vez no
fu6 afortunada para el ilustre poll
tico, va que 81 hubiese hecho alguna
manifestation en- aquella OCCASION,
ahora hubiera servido para saber la
.verdadera naturaleza objeto del
mensaje.
Como el senior Barcel6 explico la
question en- "La Democracia" ell
sefier C6rdova Davila en- Washing
ton, quisimos saber 10 que manifesto
ba el Gobernador que fue quien en-
vic, de acuerdo con los despachos
de la Prensa Asociada, ell expresa-
do mensaje.
Cuando 'dijimos al secretario pri-
vado del Gobernador, Mr.. Hull, 10
que decia la prensa del texto de un
cablegrama que Sc dice enviado por
Mr.. Reilly al Presidente Harding,
usando el nombre del sefior Barcel6,
y ell texto del cual habfa sido des-
mentido por C6rdova Davila v Bar
cello, conferencio breves momentos
con el Gobernador y luego nos dijo
que este Sc negaba discutir, por
ahora, pdblicamente la question, por
que deseaba conferenciar antes acer-
ca del asunto con ell senior Barcel6.
Estas manifestations nos hicie-
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ii Oh, el sefor Tous Soto no quie-
re venir San Juan. Por ESQ es que
los liders do aquf tienen que ir a yer
10 Ponce.
-Efectivamente,- comentamos-
al recordar que la noche de la desti-
tuci6n de Dfaz Collazo los senores
Todd y Rossy, fueron Ponce a ce-
lebrar el acto, en- union del Presi-
dente v del senor Sep1lveda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-15
LA CONFERENCIA ELIGIO
UN COMITE DE PRENSA

GENOVA, abril Liza conferencia
economical ha elegido un Comite de Prem
sa que comprende representatives de TIA
liza, Belgica y Dinainarca con Ell expire
so encargo de inpedir la publication
de todos los documentos que los delega-
dos consideran confdenciales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-15
Sc QUEDARoN LOS PREPARA-
TIVOS.

Nos informan de Pta. de TERRA
que los republicanos residences allf
pensaban celebrar una 1echonada",
seguida de una manifestation, con
ell fin de demostrar su regocijo, en-
case de que ell Gobernldor nombrara
un candidate republicano para ell
cargo de Fiscal, de Distrito. Los
preparativos Sc quedaron debido a
que Mr.. Reilly nombr6 para ese pues
to a un unionista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-15
FAcTA A ROMA

GENoVA, abril 14.-con ell propo-
sito de conferenciar con el rey Victor
Manuel sali6 aver para Roma, via Mi
Ian, er presiden.e de la conferencia Sc
nor Facta.
FL ministro de Relaciones Exteriores
M. schanzer sustituye al jefe del 60
bierno.
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Ell, PRESIDENTE DE LA
COMISION ECONOMICAL

GENovA, abril 14.-El Comit6 eco
nomico de La conferencia eligi6 M.
Colrat, sub ministro de Relaciones Ex-
teriores de Francia presidente de dfcha
Comisi6n. Asimismo la Comisi6n de
Transporte nombr6 presidente a M.
Theunys.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-15
NO RECONOCEN A RUSSIA LOS
ESTADOS UNIDOS

WASHINGTON, abril T. Los Es
tados Unidos no tienen iptenci6n al
presente de reconocer Russia como
un "gobierno de flcto" de aquel per-
turbado pals. Esta information off
cial fue dada la publicidad en- la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-15
ES FALso

Els falso, 10 que ha dicho "El ITEM
po", respecto que ell senior Diaz Cola
20 formara un escandalo en- la fiscalia
Ell microbes por la tarde, al ser desalo-
jado de ALI, en- virtud de la orden expe-
dida al efecte por ell Attorney Gene
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ral'' puesta en- practica por la frsrza
pilblica. Durante ell acto, provocado por
Ell propio fiscal Diaz Collazo para fines
ulteriores, " que fu6 presenciaao per
nuestro redactor Pietri, nj ell seior Diaz
Collazo nj nadie form6 escandalo algu-
no como ha informado ell periodic1 III
Tempo.
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JoFFRE EN- NUEvA YORK

NUEvA YORK, abril 14.-El viernes
pr6ximo Sc espera aqui al mariscal Jo-
fire.
Ell vencedor del Marine sera obsequio
con un banquete en- Ell hotel Waldorf
Astoria
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-15
Ell SR. DIAZ COLLOZO PUSO
UN CABLE A CORDOVA
DAVILA

Debido al anunciado viaje de Cor
dova Davila a Puerto Rico, ell senor
Diaz Collazo que pensaba embarcar
manana, hl dirigido un cable al Co
misionado, pidiendole ratifque 81 es
cierto que viene para la isla, como
anunci6 la prensa de esta ciudad
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EI SGnOr TOuS Soto
no QuiGre VGDiT a
San Juan
POR ESQ LOS LIDERS REPUBLI
CANOS AHORA VAN A PONCE.

Ell jueves saludamos en- estl ciu-
dad al delegado republicano senior
Tonnes, con quien cafnbiamos lige-
ras impresiones acerca de la situa-
cion politica.
Como notaramos que nuestro ami
go no hacil buena ausencia del Co
bernador, lie preguntamos:
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Los TuSOs dCeptdn las
doudaS COntTaidaS pOT
anteriOTes gObieTnOs
ode NUEsTRo sERvIcIo ESPECIAL PoR
Los CABLES INGLEs FRANcEs)t

GENovA, abril IA. Tchitcherine ha
leido esta mahana un informe en- ell qua
acepta las deudas contraidas por ante
riores gobiernos Y declara que ell So
Wet reconoce dichos compromises pero
con la condici6n de que los gobiernos
Representatives en- Geneva reconozcan la
administration sovietica de Lenine.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-15
Motin en- Belfast
(UNITED PRESS)
VIA HALL AMERICA CABLES"

DUBLIN abril 14.-Noticias extra
oficiales procedentes de Belfast, infor
man que anoche ocurri6 un serio motin,
resultando dos paisanos muertos dos
policfas gravemente heridos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-15
CoRDoVA DAVILA HABLA
oTRA VEZ EN- Ell CoHGRESO
(Del 'New York Times'',.

WASHINGTON, abril A. FL Comi-
sionado Residente, Felix Cordova Da-
villa, ha vuelto hablar en- ell .Congreso
rara pedir nuevamente la dcstitucion
&c Mr.. Reilly, gobernador de Puerto Ri
co. manifestando que ell "gotcrnador
Reilly era ell mayor obstaculo para la
americanizacion de la isla'.
AL dirigirse al Congreso, ell sr. Cor
dova dijo que como era possible que los
Estados Unidos esperaran de los porto
rriquefios que continuaran siendo lea
les, cuando ellos mandaban la isla
como Gobernador un hombre i:respon-
sable, quien envuelto en- la bandela de
las franjas y las estrellas, intenta 60
hernar al pueblo de la isSa la manera
que 10 hacian los pro-consules roma
nos. "El Comisionado C6rdova lego un
telegrama de Kansas City, manifestan
do que en- un discurso pronunciado por
Reilly ALI. en- julio del aiio pasa6o, dijo
qre la Jefatura de Puerto Rico sra ell
cargo politico mas importante que po-
dfa dar ell presidente Harding, pues Ell
sal9rio y los gales del mismo agcienden
la suma de $4,000 anuales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-15

SAN FRANCISCO, abril 14.-El como
ciao artista cinematografco Fatty Ar
buckle, Gel Gordito) acusado de asesina-
to en- la persona de Virginia Rappe fue
absuelto aver.
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LA JUNTA CENTRAL EN-
SESSION

Ell jueves por la noche Sc reunio
la Junta Central del partido de la
mayoria, y discutieron amplilmente
la situacion actual y Sc dio cuenta
con los cablegramas recibidos de Cor
dova Davila Y Sc lie enviaron despl-
chos para saber los motives que te-.
MIA para venir al pafs, Y acordar
entonces, de acuerdo con 10 que el
digl 81 debe regresar 0 permanecer.
en- Washington continuando la cam
pana ante el Congreso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-15

ron pensar que el Gobernador inten
taba lamar conferenciar al sefior
Barcel6, hecho este que tiene gran
importancia, pues es diffcil predecir
que actitud adoptaria ell Jefe del
Partido ante un llamamiento del Go
>bernador, despues del dltimo acto de
el deStituyendo al Fiscal Diaz Co
llazo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-15
Ell PRINCIPE DE GALES EN-
YOKOHAMA

YOKOHAMA, abril 14.-El principe
de Gales lego aqui aver. Partio hoy
para Toxic en- tren especial.
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mo HABRA ASAMBLEA?

Ell sefior Tonnes es de opinion que
la anunciada asamblea republican,
del de mayo no Sc lleve a efecto,
porque Sc teme que la misma sea
muy borrascosa, a consecuencia de
los ncontecimientos de Ultima bora.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-15

-Si-... Yo nunca he sido partidario
del gobernador Reilly nj de su polfti-
ca. Jamas he sancionado ning1n ac-
to legal de Mr.. Reilly, como han he
cho otros.
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MrEIEs DE CANA supEE1oREs

vendemos, para toda clase de CANA
do precios SUMAMENTE MoDI-
COS. DEsTILERIA stvANNTNA''.
Gale del HIPoDRoMo. Parada 20:
santurce, P. R. Telefono 272. Advt.
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EI COrditO ATbuCkIe
fu6 abSueItO
aver

(rE NUEsTRo sERvIcBo ESPECIAL FOR
Los CABLES INGLEs Y FRANCES)
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Cordova Davila pide nue.
valnente la destitucion de
Mr. Rely

Lombre esta moral mentalnente in
capacitado para gobernar la isls
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-15
Ell Gobernador rehuso dis
cutir la question del ca
blegrama....

continuation de la pagina 1a.)
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up large space and will be beauti-
full and comprehensive in every way.
This year beginning will be made
at live stock showing and the Glynn
County Poultry Breeders association
will put on IN connection with the
fair what will be, Judging from pres
ent plans, show that will far ex-
coed anything ever attempted in this
part of the state.
The development of the poultry in
dustry of Glynn county since the lit
tie show on the front porch of the
Oglethorpe hotel was held in the fall
of 1920 is nothing short of marvellous
and it is predicted by the State Col
lege of Agriculture at Athens, that
in the next five years if the industry
continues to grow in proportion tc
its past three years of growth, Glynn
county will be one of the leading
poultry producers of the state OF
Georgia, not only in quantity but the
high class of the stock on hand will
draw many a dollar for breeding
stuff
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NOh q po0SS VI uNASNt
Recofd another one for the onward
and upward trend of the dearswom-
en-. Miss Florence Allen has been
elected member of the state supreme
court in Ohio. OF course Miss Al
len is a good Democrat!
We have been looking in vain for
several days for some explanation
from Chairman Mondell of Wyom-
ing, who also went down in the ava
lanch of Democratic voters last Tues
day.
The fact that Woodrow Wilson says
he. was happy yesterday ought to
make every other Democrat in the
country happy. He is the one grand
entity of his parry, whom time will
only serve to make bigger
The good people in the Peach
county SSCllOH ought " IOISSJ II. lS
people of Georgia did not intend to
reflect on any of them 1t was the
lobby that they were after and we
are of the opinion that they got what
they wanted.
Thanks to the indefatigable work
of Mrs. Mardge B. Merritt, our live
and energetic home demonstration, we
are to have another county fair in
a week or ten days. We are per
suaded that it will be a splendid sue
cess.
Former Premier Clemenceau sailed
for America? He comes without
governmental assignment and on his
own free account. America will be
pleased to honor the French Tiger
and the chances are that she will lis
ten to the message he brings to her.
Brunswick has just one more drive
on now before that Thanksgiving tur-
key and we must do our full duty
III
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gone down to certain defeat.
This seems to have been the
only issue which attracted atten-
ton in the general election in
Georgia.
And yet, the contest was in
eyitable. There is no special
reflections upon the people who
were back of the new county.
But the state of Georgia is against
this crusade of cutting up the old
counties and of carving out new
units to please some enterpris-
ing v'n. ami to placate ambiti-
GUS properly lsoIdqrs.
The movement which started
u In 1904 and extended to the larg-
er counties in South Georgia, has
gone ion growmg uilSiI it has
reached unusual limits. At that
time there were.'137 counties i'll
Georgia. Now there are 100, an
increase OF twenty-three. Not
only the large scattered counties
of South Georgia are being cary
ed up, but the smaller counties
in middle and north Georgia have
been trenched upon
As Mrs. James, f. Hayes eX-
pressed it in her letter of oppo-
sition to carving the county of
sch, it was primo way to in
crease taxation. New court hous-
es must be built; additional
eheritfs, tax collectors and courts
must be set up Then people are
taxed enough now in all con-
science. In Savanna nearly
thousand votes were thrown
against the creation of Peach
county. The surprise is not
that there were SO many votes
cast against it, but that there
were so few Everywhere on
the streets one coull hear eX.
pressions of opposition. This
was not Because of any reflection
7 a11ihat any of Ike trea-
tors of the county or
against the men who voted for
the bill in the legislature We
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WHEN SELFISHNESs DESERVES
CoMMENoATiQH

Gold medals are being pinned or
| various corporation executives fol-
their good work in the Safety7first
movement
A specially large medal should be
struck off for that powerful force,
Human Selfishness. For selfishness
is back of the Safety First n, ,vement
just as it is back of most other hui
man activities.
Corporations originally began cam
paigns against accidents, not primari-
ly to save human life. but 70 save
themselves against damage suits arts
ing from the list of killed and injured
The humane motive is more ex-
istent now.
Incidentally, corporations have dis
covered that SIC spent in prevent
ing accidents often pays back $1Q0
in lower accident claims. The safety
movement is profitable, 20 it'll go
on, as a simple investment, long after
all of us are dead.
In analyzing a situation or sug-
gestfon of any sort a clear compre
hension of the matter is more quick
ly arrived at by remembering that SO
times out of 100 some one is seeking
a profit.
When pulley wheels had spokes,
people occasionally got caught in
them and were either killed or Grip
pie. Someone invented solid fly
wheel, without spokes 1t is easy tc
sell on the simple argument that 1t
will save human life and limb But
the selfish eliment crops out in the
invention and manufacture of the i'm
proved, safeguard wheel-for profit,
a selfish motive.
So it goes, all the way from poll
ticians seeking office down to the
simple transaction of borrowing a
lawn-mower.
The presence of a selfish motive in
nearly every possible situation and
proposal should not make any one
cynical.
The very fact that the hackers of
the thing" are after a profit makes
its success more certain.
Men do these things best, in which
they have chance to profit person
ally. 1t is the old law of achieve
! ment, worki, g toward definite gold
-harvestir !; the crop from toll.
The ri oft sough by the force of
selfishness, of course, is not always
money 1t may be fame or the inner
satisfaction to ones vanity in hav
ing accomplished good deed.
Even charity according to phycho
logists, usually is manifestation of
vanity--makes the giver "feel better. .
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Brunswick has just one more drive
on now before that Thanksgiving tur-
key and we must do our full duty
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Member Of the Associated Press.

80 DEPARTMENTS PHONE 1873
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AN END TO THE NEW COUNTY
CRAZE. ~,

In the interest of peace and har
mony in a very fine section of the
state, we are really sorry that the
Peach county matter came UP at
this particular time 1t had come
along a few years ago, when the job
of creating new counties was in popu
lar favor, it might have been adjust
ed the one way or other, without
leaving any bitterness in the section
in question.
AS the matter now stands we fear
that some wounds have been left that
will not soon be eliminate and these
arrangements will not make for the
proper growth and development of
that section of Georgia. However we
know the people of the state meant tc
cast no reflection on the one side or
the other in the controversy All
Georgians realize that this particular
portion is one of the garden spots of
Georgia, the heart OF her peach belt
and that in this territory there dwells
some of the finest Georgians in tbs
whole commonwealth
The trouble with the thing is that
there has been lobby at work in this
new county business and Georgians
wanted to squelch it. They may have
beehive believe that there, was, real
merit in the Peach county case, but il
suffered because Of a bad practice
that has governed; it was victim
Of circumstances.
However the situation is yiewet;
from different angles by the news
papers of the state, in discussing the
defeat of the amendment. For in.
stance, here. is what the Savannah
Press says about il.
1t seems that Peach county has
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; THE BOARD OF TRADE AND
; 1928.

\ l. Secure for Brunswick ade- =
= quate steamship service with =
= the East :
= 2. Issue booklet on Bruins =
\ wick and Glynn county includ- =
4 ing st. Simon. =
- 3. Go after new industries =
\ and encourage those already in =
\ our city. =
y A. Develop the port of Bruins =
\ wick. \
4 5. Secure an increase in ap- =
\ preparation from congress for y
Z our harbor. =
6. Co-opeate in every move 7
= ment for good roads. \
= Z. Start movement for the =
\ building of homes for the citi- =
= zens of Brunswick =
= 8. Help the farmers in every \
\ conceivable way. =
\ 9. Do all possible to secure =
4 new commercial and tourists \
\ hotel. \
= 10. Foster and encourage
= clean sport andS recreation. \
= IL. Place the Boy Scouts on a =
Z substantial basis. \
= ~, Work in close connection \
: with the County commissioners, \
4 Young Mems Club, Woman's I
= business and Professional Lea \
: que, Board of Education, Par \
= ent-Teachers Association, Home \
= Demonstration Agent, Glynn y
: Poultry Association, Y. w. C. \
= A. and all other organizations =
= that are working for the up y
: building of Brunswick, \
= 10. Have business motorcade \
= every three months into our \
> trading territory. 4
7 While these are only a few of \
= the thines, that the Board of \
= Trade expects to become active \
= ly engaged in. nevertheless, there 4
: are many other propositions that \
T your commercial organization \
= will be Unidentified with. Thus \
= it can readily be seen that your \
= Board of Trade will require the \
= help and cooperation of every \
+ citizen, and with that end in =
+ view, you shorld cooperate \
= in the membership drive to be \
= launched Tuesday. \
y \
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THE GLYNN COUNTY FAIR

1t will be gratifying to the public
to know that there will again. be a
county fair at Thanksgiving time in
Brunswick &86
A fair in the true sense of the word
is an educational institution and
wherever an attempt is being made to
carry on agricultural activities of any
kind it is indispensable for only in
the way can the progress of the
community be kept up with.
These who are familiar with the
reports sent to Washington by the
census takers of 1922 are more than
pleased with the wonderful advances
made in Glynn county in the last two
years along the lines of trucking,
fruit, berry and nut growing, live
stock and poultry raising and dairy
ing, which always carries with it
an increaded production of feed stuc
Mrs. Madge B Merritt, home dem
oonstrator for Glynn county, who is
possibly in closer touch with the coun-
ty at large than any other person in
it, has just completed her annual re-
port to be sent to the United Statei
department of agriculture. This re-
port shows a market increase in pro
duction in 1922 despite the poor
weather conditions which have pre-
vailed, over that of last year in every
line of endeavor
1t will be remembered that the fair
last year was a great surprise to ev-
cry one and it vase hoped that we
might attempt something more elab-
crate this year but plans to that eff:
feet fell through.
Mrs. Merritt feels that it would be
a great set back to the cause of de-
velopm ent for the fair to lapse even
single year. Therefore she has
been working throughout the year
18th the people and the communities
SAboth white and colored, as re-
of which they are all of the same
& that we must have a fair.
= ) time is now at hand for actual
to begin and Mrs. Merritt has
Fly to remind the various or
ms of the community of this
CIV O.she finds the heartiest CO.
~ standing hu faIro hold
TO Snd county commissioners,
Trade, Young Mems club,
"a club, Parent-Teachers As
IN, Poultry association and
49, have offered to help make the
ypuccess
year, instead of having COM
~--~- exhibits as were arranged
II, a beautiful countrywide ex-
1cIuding every conceivable
both agricuitural and com
a has been gotten tsgstheE and
~ ~arranged in the most attrac-
sle.
air will be held at the same
zg it was last year with the al
~ ~ another building or tent for
= exhibit, whiq h-will ts4ze
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-12

We are rather in the opinion that
Senator Newberry will not be able
to weather that next tempest that
threatens to engulf him.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-12

Get behind that Board of Trade
next week and see Fred Warde get
on that smile that won't come off