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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
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DERCEN TODA LA
NFLUENCIk possible
LO que dSegura I'll Monde"
LA PRENSA ITAHANA CONENTA
y APOYA LA ACT|TUD DE FACTA
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ROMA, octubre 23.-El diario eel
Mundo" publica esta noche la sensa-
cional information de que ell gobierno
de Russia, mediante habiles artifcios,
esta ejerciendo infiuencia sobre ell go
bieTno italiano, para que este apoye
las demandas del Soviet lie sea per1ni-
t1da "a <entrada en- Ia pr6xima conferen
cia sobre la paz de Oriente. Circula ell
rumor de que NJ Schanzer, ministro de
Relaciones Exteriores, Sc ha comunica-
do esta mafiana con Ell .jefe del gobier-
no frances, M. Poincare quien lie ha
expuesto, 1s[egramente las pretensio-
nes de Mosci.
Russia intenta convcncer Italia de
due es indispensable la libertad de CO.
municaciones en- el Mar Negro v ens ell
MediterT8nso para ell restableciHigit3 .
de la vida economical del cercano as
te, asf como tambi6n tin reconocirnien
to "de jure'' del gobierno sovietista
" la completa hbertad de acci6n de
Russia en- los Dardanslos. -
"El Mundo" informa que Italia. tan
pronto recibi6 las proposicioness do
MoScu procedi6 pasar'as a los gobier
nos de Paris y Londres, con ell encar-
go de que sean devueltas enseguida,
SIN n1nguna contestaci6n, Russia.
M. Facta convoc6 un Consejo de Mi
nlstros momentos despues de llegar a
sus manos las proposiciones bolshevi-
kls y las cuales fueron discutidas am
plamente y remitidas luego por tele-
grafo Inglaterra Francia.
La Prensa al comentar la actitud del
Gaomete hace un alto elogio de M.
Facta y aprueba unAnimemente su res
ti6n. ...s..-,.esr,
A'gunos periodicos hacen resa.tar la
JalDeria de Russia y dicen que, Lenine
ma progresado mucho, en- ell can1ino did
la diplomacia, despues de SUI enfernie-
dad. 4. s.v .c
La Idea Nazionale'' dice que en-.
ire Italia sus Aliados existe un in.
teres comun que consiste en- no permi-
tlr que Ell gobierno bolsheviki tonne
participation en- las cuestiones de In
dole International i.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
LO QUE NOS duo FL Il
CENCIADO ROBERTO H.
TODD ACERCA DEL PLEI-
TO ELECTORAL ,DES.J.

Aver pre5Gnta1aos don Robert H.
Todd 81 e1e cierto que en- una reunion
oelebrada por eIlos ell sabsdo illtimo
en- el tlfete Gel Sr. Feliu, y a la cual
asisti6 el (don RobeFto) Sc. Iabia ira
tsdo del pleito electoral de San juan.
Ell Sr. Todd nos confirmo Ia noticia,
EanifeStsnl1o que dicha reunion Sc ha-
bia celebrado con Ell proposito de cam
biar impresioncs Acerca de la materia,
I imponer del asunto al Lcdo. Dous
Soto, cryo nombre ha sido agregado al
numero de los 7bogados repubicanos
cue tomaran parte. en- ell pleito, e. cual
ha sido se1aIado para ell diR 20 del
mes pToximo, ante ell juez Foote de
Ia CoTte de Distrito, Secci6n la.
Tanto ell Sr. Todd, como tambien
muchos de los mas caracterizados ele.
mentos del Partido Republican,, Sc
mue5tran sunamentc optimistas respec,
to de ese asrnto.
Tanbi6n sabemos-y este no nos 10
dijo ell Sr. Tcdd-que los republicanos
Sc han REPARTIDo anticapidamente
los cargos en- la Administrator Mu-
ricipal esperan la oportunidad de
ir t5inar posesi6n de clos.
ga .
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
sENIANA DE ARTE EN-
Ell PARQUE BoRINQUEN

Esta noche dara principle en- el cine
"ParQue Borinquen'' una semana de
arte exquisite dedicada a las distin-
guidas 6amas caballeros que siempre
han honrado con su presencia aquel
pintoresco y saludable sitio. Con tai
motive en- Ell cine Sc proyectara esta
noche la famosa production cinemato-
grafica "Los muertos mandan', inspi
rada en- la novela del eminente escri-
tor Blasco Ibafez.
Du,ante esta semana artestica ell ci-
ne del Parque Sc vera, sin duda algu-
ma. sumamente concurrido.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
LA CORTE MUNICIPAL HACE SU
DEBUT EN- UN CASO DE
PROHIBICION

Aver por Ia mahana la Corte Mum
cipal hizo su debut, ejerciendo su jus
ticia en- un caso de violacion a la ley
Volstead denunciado por los detecti-
We Dachcsne y Miranda.
Ell delincuente Vicente Lopez, a
quien la detective le ocup6 una botella
de ''whiskey'', fue senteneiado por Ell
Juez AyFar Is d6.sres de mulua 25
dias de c$rcei. so1 s B1os
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
Ell GODERNADOR COME
RENCIO EXTENSAMENTE
CON Ell FISCAL ARRILLA-
GA, EN La CASA DE ESTE

segdn informes que hemos obtenido,
el domingo por la mafana Ell goberna-
cor Reilly visit6 la residencia del fiscal
ArriIlsga, Y permaneci6 ALI por espa-
clio de hOra y media, conferenciandO
con el citado fmcionario.
En- los ci-cu,os politicos, los comen-
tarios ore Sc hacen relacionan esta On
trevista del Gobernador, con otra que
on Ia mahana de aver sostuvo con Ell
fiscal Arrillaga cl conhnado presidio
Arturo sOrffront, ell el despacho of
cial del primero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
FL LCDO. BENEDICTO
HNDARCARA DENTRO
DE ALGUNOS DIAS
Ia siirGei6n del Sr. PesquerG
FL CODERNADOR SAuO ANOCHE
CUSTODIADO POR DOS POLICIAS

IA ssris da infeFmaciones cue. du-
Fsnts ioa diiim0s dias IA venido pn'
hlieanao Is prsnsa en- geners, reia-
twas q los movimientos cue - OBJ
ssExaa en- "a ssfsFas lossiales para
FsstsF fusrra y pFestigio al Partido
as II mayoria y . sas lideres mas no
tables eonaplenoa. e. el pFodneto dc
= snerms sxpeetaeiSn pabliea reinan-
- ante los hsehos cue vienen reali,
nAnaess. y los cue 80 espsra cue sean
TeAiinades en- un futuFo eereano para
esnssguiE 81 pFop6aitQ deseado.
AEaFta de- ios hechos que son va de
tedss comedies. ss estAn llevando
eaho ANA asrie Dc Investigations. en-
teaes ssntidoA y esrea de importantes
oFganismos en- podeT de les unionistas'
psra buscaF eausas de anulamssnto y
sesertdito contra los hombres de Ia
uni6n.
A ssta eampaAa. - nos informa cue
- hnn sama6s eiamsntos de los Otros
partiaoa. CUISINES esnlribuyen con sus'
seusaeisnss . insinnaeiones a Ia rea'.
IfEacitn De esta eampaaa.
De acnsrdo con nueztras averigua
eionsE. podsmos ahFmaF cue entire los
slsmsntoa asl paFtido de Ia mayoria
pssvAlses an esplFita de- franco opti'
minms. puss ss fundan en- cue nada
De 10 cue ocurra les cogerA de sorpre'
sa. , hasla - mneslFAn satisfeehos de
enc asl - pFocsda contra Ia Union, va
cue de e1ta maneTa 81 el partido con-
tlnAA Ia resistencia que se Ia impues-
20 y no acepta Ia humiliation de una
incondiclonA. entrega- segdn dicen-
sl paFtide ontonees - llenaria de glo-
ria = travts de- este via-erucis hara
mas s6lida y establs u eOnquista del
eoFaE6n dsi pals.
Imposible nos ha side, hasta ahora.
dsteFminar con ceFtsxa euAl sera Ia
vsrdadsEA tntsneida au@ rxists para
dax el golpe a. essaAo contra el par
tide de Ia mayoFla. aun euando pOde'
mes aasguFsr cue en- IL capital Sc da
per muy asguro cue las miradas tOdas
eonvsrGsn a Municipio de esta eiudad
a DspaFtamsnto de Justieia.
IA AcTITUD DE. "EL TIEMPo"
~ 6rEHns del partido TspublieanO
aali6 aver 4 IA calls. con un notable
FsiFase. puss fBt esrea de las euatrO
ds II tards. ouando empeE6 a scr pre-
gonado per las eailes.
Entire Jos muehos eomeHtarios. cue
pudlmos snunehar, algnnos De personaa
psrtsnesioniss 81 raEtido republicano.
fnt Il ds cue IA setitnd asumida poF
diehe peFibdloo. al infoFmaF aeerea de
las aeusaeiones Fsndidas por 81 Gran
Jwado. era censuFable pnes dicho asun
70 10 tratan en forma distinta en- GAIA
Gupuitnan en- IL Sra. pag.l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
SENrIDA MANIFESTATION DE
DUELo EN- HUMACAo

Humacso, octubre %, 1922.
Ell MUNDo, San Juan.
Hoy cinco tarde, Sc di6 sepeio a
los restos mortales de IA que en- vida
fue dignjsima y culta DANA dofia Mar
eoliua Frias Vida. de Liceaga. Ell acto
eottvo conCurrido por todas las classes
Socialcs, sicndo este una verdadera de
mostracion de duelo. Nuestra mas SEN
tida expression de condolencia los
Geudos.
Santiago z. MAUNEz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
Ell COB. RELY Dice QUE NO
.TIENE NADIA QUE DECIR CON
.RESPECTO A LAS CUESTIONES
SUSCITADAS ante La COR
TE FEDERAL
PERo DICE QUE LA "LIMPIEZA
DE LA CASA" CONTINUARA

Segt1n aiirma en- la edici6n de aver
lie secci6n ingiesa del peri6dico Gel
Tiempo' Ell gobernador Reilly, pregun-
tado acerca Gle las scuestiones suscita.
Gas ultimamente por el Gran Jrrado
de la Corte Federal. cuestiones que
nosot.os dtmoS a conocer aver, Sc neg6
e haser declaraciones pdblicas de min
guna indole, nj a conceder entrevistas
para los periGdicos.
Solamente manifesto que ell trabajo
Ge La ''limpieza de la casa" continual
ria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
Ell GOBERNADOR RELY ESTA ABB
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PA
RAISER GOBERNADOR DE PTO. RICO
ESTO ASEGURO FL LCDO MARTIN TRAVIESO EN- LA
CONFERENCIA QUE CEI4EBRO AVER CON HARDING
AGREGO QUE Ell GOBIERNO
DE PUERTO RICO ESTA PRAC-
TICAMENTE DESMORALIZADO
Omitted Press, via All Amedica cable)
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, octubre %:
En- la conferencia que ceIebro
hoy ell Comisionado de Servicio
P1bIico de San Juan Lcdo. Mar
tin Travieso con ell presidente
Harding, declare aqueI que eI
gobernador de Puerto Rico E.
Mont. Reilly esta absoIutamente
incapacitado para ser jefe de la
administrator de la isIa. Mani
festo que no cree que Reilly es
ell hombre a proposito para ese
cargo por sus inhabiles procedi-
mientos.
FL se1or Travieso Sc refirio a
que eI Gobernador ha nombrado
Varios niernbros. del partido de
la nninoria en- cargos de gran
responsibilities en- ell gobierno,
hacienda case oniso del partido
de la mayorfa y trayendo. por
tanto una gran confusion en- ell
pals.
Diio que ell gobierno de Puer-
to Rico esta practicamente des-
noraIizado, desde que Reilly Sc
hizo cargo de la gobernacion de
isIa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
Ell EMBAJADoR DE INGLATERRA
VA A CoNFERENcIAR CON
HARDING.

WASHINGTON. octubre o. Sc
anuncia que el embajadOr de Inglats-
IRA senior Geddes conferenciara maiia-
na con ell presidente Harding.
Sc presume que la conversation YER
sara aeerca de las disposicicnes sobre
Ia prohibici6n en- ell trafco de licores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
AGENTES

Sc solicitan con experiencia que
puedan producir grandes cantidades ds
camisas de algod6n y hechas mano
para Sras. Ell trabajo es sencillo de Tru
trE, Mctas 3 Montura, su sconfecci6n
es mas facil pormanente que la
Blusa.
L. BERGNEs co, PONCE, P. r.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
UN AvIADoR FRANCES INTENTA
ROMPER UN RECORD

PARIS, octubre 23.-El aviador fran
ces Moutonnier intent6 romper Ell re-
cord mundial de altura establecido por
ell aviador americana Schroeder.
z A la altura de diez mil veinte me-
tros ell >aparato tuvo que descender de-
bido un serio entorpecimiento de los
motores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24

de La presencia de la policfa alIf, ha-
bia sido cl ercargado de dicha vigi-
lancia antenoche.
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500
GRATIFICACION

Sc pagara por information condu-
tente al arresto y conviction de In per,
soma que agredi6 al Presidsltt Gel
Gran Jarado de la Corte Federal IN
l. noche del sabaco octus.s 21, 1922.
Igual qualification Sc pagara por in
formation conducente al arresto de
eualquisr persona que ameuacs o in
tervensa con cualquisr miembrc dei
Gran Jurado u otro Ofcial de la corte
federal.
U. S. HUBBARD
United States M4rshal..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24

LLOYD GEORGE ANTEs DE SALIR
PARA cRICcIETH, VISTA AL REY
LONDRES, octubre 23.-El ex-Pre-
mier senior Lloyd George ha estado es-
ia tarde en- Palacio para despedirse del
Soberano con motive de su marcha a
Criccieth.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
MAQUINA DE SUMAR
"
GAIA REGISTRADoRA

Sc yende en- San Justo IS, al
macen, a ..ifiuy buen precio y ca
81 nueVas. San Juan, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24
LA CoRTE FEDERAL DE NUEvA
YORK FALLA EN- FAVOR DEL CO.
BIERNo EN- Lo QUE REsPECTA A
LAS DIsPosICIoNEs DE
DAUGHERTY

NUEVA YORK, octubre 2S.- Sc
anuncia que la decision del Juez Fede-
raj en- 10 que respecta las disposi-
clones sobre Ell trafico de licores den
tro de las tres millas domesticas, sera
satisfactoria los intereses del GO
bierno.
Las Companies navieras han anun.
ciado su intenci6n de nevar ell asunto
a la Jurisdiction del Tribunal Supreme
VbF
WASHINGTON, octubre 23.-El De
partamento de Prohibition ACADIA de
hacer la sensational manifestation de
que las disposiciones del attorney, Mr..
Daugherty, seran ejecutadas sobre los
vapcres pertenecientes a las Compa-
fiias navieras apelantes ante ell Tribu,
nal Supreme.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-24

1917, on file at the Post Office of
Entered as second class matter.
cay under the Act of march 3. 1879
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-20

in truth the mirror of the passing day
The potential capacity power, and
ability of this vehicle for righteous
ness are shown by the fact that there
are sold in this country every day
twenty-nine million daily newspapers,
or five million more than there are
families. In other words, there is "a
daily newspaper printed and sold ev.
cry day in the year for any one and
every one who can read.
The newspaper is funptioning today
in the public interest in larger meas
ure than ever before, but this is large
ly for the enlightenment and enter
tainment of the people. 1t should
function in still larger measure in a
social-service way, and will do SO just
as soon as the God-lovihg peoples of
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-20

convinces one or more candidates that
| it is an unmitigated evil.
When Secretary Weeks berated the
, primary system in his gloomy address
the other day, his expression was
hailed as the natural reaction of a
reactionary made philosophic by
much brooding upon commencement
addresses. Senator New-soon it will
be former Senator New, now rallies
round the flag to denounce the pri-
mary as un-American, bolshevik and
generally dis reputable. Senator New
says that he once believed in the pri-
mary method but that his defeat by
him taht it is a menace to our institu-
tions.
Aside from the fact of his defeat in
the recent Indiana primary election,
Senator New has two indictments of
the system. First, it is too costly.
Newberry, he says, could have been
nominated for one-fifth what he spent
Lad the nomination been made in a
convention. Second, he points out
men are nominated for office who
under the convention system would
not have a look-in." No doubt under
the convention system New would
Lave been re-nominated.
The garden variety of citizen may
he led to remark that, if the primary
compelled Newberry to spend $780,
600 for the nomination while con-
;yention would have done the job for
$4,000, the primary is about five
times as desirable as the convention.
Any method that makes it difficult for
Newberry to get into the senate is
TO be welcomed. Again, there is graf.
ification in the thought that men are,
nominated by the primary who would
not have a look-in in convention"
That is exactly why the primary meth
cd was instituted
The direct primary does away with
decisions by a little handful of intrig-
rers behind locked doors, or at least
makes it more difficult to give validi-
ty to such decisions The worst that
can be said for the direct primary
reserves to the people the right to
~ tboi,, o1Yn
The primary will not suffer by the
attacks of the News and the other dis
gruntled reactionaries. The maudlin
lament of the defeated Indiana sena-
tor will provoke only raucous laughter
in the breasts of the untamed and ir-3
.averent. The defenders of the di-
~ect primary will ask nothing better
than the opposition of all the News
IN dali the Newberrys.
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-20
DESTRUCTIVE DIPLOMACY

Secretary Hughes leaves the heart
OF an important question untouched
when he replies to certain publicists
Who sought enlightenment on the
rather confusing attitude of his de-
2artment toward urgent international
problems, THE United States is not
1 member of the League and has no
authority to act as if it were"
That it is not member is all too
evident from the economic as well as
political history of the last two years ;
;elfish isolation pays its material as
well as moral penalties. But the fact
that our Government is not associat-
cd with the League of Nations war
rants in no wise a policy Of boorisn-
ness towar,, the liberal principles for
which the latter stands and the hui
manitarian services it seeks to render.
That fact does not justify what the
New York World well terms, Studied
discourtesy" and "a fixed course of
Indifference and even unfriendliness
to everything the League plans and
| undertakes" says the Atlanta Jour-
nal
American craftsmanship within
| both the major parties, advocated a
| permanen court of International JUS
tice long before the League of Nations
came into existence; but now our De
partment of State will have nothing
sooth the League is for it. On the
same petty ground America is exclud-
| ed from her due part in International
efforts to suppress the white slave
traffic and to regulate trade in drugs
| she cannot join even in cooperative
measures for the protection of public
| health. No matter how sound prin-
Ciple may be nor how deserving a pro-
ject, if it is touched by that co-work-
ing group OF some fifty countries
known as the League of Nations,
America must stand idle and sulk
apart.
Such is the posture to which we
have descended from world-leader-
ship; such is the vision of those whose
idea of constructive diplomacy is to
destroy what was achieved for the
common veal of mankind in the days
of Wilson.
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-20
THE CHURCH AND THE PRESS

The following from the Thomasville
Times-Enterprise will be of real in
terest and contains world of hard
truths:
In espousing the cause of advertis-
ing for the benefit of church activi.
ties James Wright Brown pays: the
following tribute to the daily news
papers:
Every one knows that the newspap-
er is today the greatest vehicle in ex-
istence for. the chronicling OF events
and the PRONUNCIATION of ideas. 1t is
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-20
STICK TO- THE PRIMARY PLAN!

Even while echoes remain of the
sshoutfngs org the eFprogressiNe' victor
les in recent primary elections sreleilt'
less war is declared upon the new
tangled idea and return is demanded
to the time-honored-or otherwise
convention system. It is probable
that as other primaries are held other
foes will be made. Every primary
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-20

Each day we are told from Wash
ington that the path to an adjustment
of the shopmen's strike is just around
the corner. But somehow, we do not
seem to be able to locate it.
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-20
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES.

One size smaller and walk in comfort
by using ALIENS EASE, the
antiseptic powdcY fer the feet Shak
en- into the shoes and sprinkled in the
foot-bath, Aliens Foot-Sase makes
tight or new sfccs feel easy; gives in
stant relief to corns, bunions and cal
louses, prevents Blisters, Callous and
Sore Spots.
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-20

The Republican progressives out in
Nebraska have won d victory also.
Howell, an anti-Harding administra-
ton man. has been nominated as the
Republican candidate against Senator
Hitchcock.
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-20

Brunswick is delighted to have the
Georgia editors as her honored guests
today. They are the best fellows in
the world and the city is more than
lucky that has the privilege of enter
tanning them.
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-20

1 America exercise their heart interest
and influence on the editors of these
newspapers as the market, financial,
real estate and snortingly inclined
reaedrs are exercising their influence.
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-20
Member of the Associated Press
ALL DEPARTMENTS PHONE 1ss

The visiting editors can go just as
far as they like!
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-20

Chief Justice Taft had one more
good laugh in London. It was all over
that silk topper of Ambassador Har'
vey. There is one good thing about
the amiable Chief justice, he always
manages to smile, when others frown
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-20

The death of Judge Benjamin II.
Hill, of Atlanta, will be a source of
deep regret all over Georgia. Judge
Hill, like his illustrious sire, was a
great Georgian a just judge and
above all a spleudid christian gentle
man.
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-20

David Lawrence insists that Presi-
dent Harding still has an opportunity
of settling that coal strike by inter-
vention Still there is just some little
thing about that word Intervention
that most executives shy away from.
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-20

The New York World insists that
the nomination of William R. Hearst
for governor o. New York on the Dem
ocratic ticket is impossible. Since
Mr.. Hearst has long since ceased to
be Democrat, it ought to be quite
impossible.
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-20

The Brunswick Bank & Trust COM
pany with fine business acumen and
an even finer demonstration of faith
in ones own home, has just purchas-
ed in the open market another large
block of Glynn county bonds. That's
the right sort of spirit to display.
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-20


lucky that has the privilege of enter
tanning them.
The Republican progressives out in
Nebraska have won d victory also.
Howell, an anti-Harding administra-
ton man has been nominated as the
Republican candidate against Senator
Hitchcock.
Chief Justice Taft had one more
good laugh in London. It was all over
that silk, topper of Ambassador Har-
vey. There is one good thing about
the amiable Chief justice, he always
manages to SMILE when others frown.
David Lawrence insists that Presl-
of settling that coal strike by inter-
vention Still there is just some little
thing about that word intervention
that most executives shy away from.
The death of Judge Benjamin H.
Hill, of Atlanta, will be a source of
deep regret all over Georgia. Judge
Hill, like his ilIustrious sire, was a
great Georgian, just judge and
above all a splendid christian gentle
man.
The New York World insists that
the nomination of William R. Hearst
for governor oe New York on the Dem
ocratic ticket is impossible. Since
Mr.. Hearst has long since ceased to
be a Democrat, it ought to be quite
impossible.
The Brunswick Bank & Trust com
pany with fine business acumen and
an even finer demonstration of faith
in ones own home, has just purchas-
ed in the open market another large
block of Glynn county bonds. That's
the right sort of spirit to display.
President Harding and Governor
Hardwick continue to yell something
to the effect that the laws must be
enforced What they mean is that
law ought to be enforced and each of
these officials, in turn, mas the neces-
sary machinery in hand to bring
about that sort of condition.
The people of Brunswick will regret
that Senator w. ]. Harris could not
accept the Board of Trade invitation
to come to Brunswick along with the
Georgia newspaper men. The Sena-
tor has wide circle of Brunswick
friends who are always delighted to
welcome him.
We very much hope that our news
paper friends will take enough time
while they are in Brunswick to OBJ
serve a real seaport; and 1andlocked
harbor; port ideal for the handling
of a vast percentage of the commerce
of the entire southeast. We can
build great cities, but we cannot build
seaports.
Representative Kittrell of Laurens
is not prize winner when it comes
to making explanations that do moi
explain, with reference to the port
terminal matter. The truth OF the
matter is that Representative Kittrell
tried to ride two horses in the same
race and as usual that stunt was q
failure.
Already preliminary steps nave
been taken to put, that ST. Simon city
bond election over ass specially as pos
sible. The election will every likely
be called at the next meeting Of the
city commission and ttheaspecial Board
of TradezcoinmitteeSis ready'to get to
work as soon as that IS done. It IS
tho bip thing before fhe people OF
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-20

President Harding and Governor
Hardwick continue to yell something
to the effect that the laws must be
enforced. What they mean is that
law ought to be enforced and each of
these officials, in turn, mas the neces-
sary machinery in hand to bring
about that sort of a condition.