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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-28
THE COUNTRY HOME
BY MRS. w. H. FELTON,

is not owing to their lack of industry or
their failing to plow the land and plant 1t.
1t is the boil weevil which has made things so
difficult with the farming class. 1t is pre-
posterous to wiring out in taxes what they
cannot make by farming. 1t should appeal
to Georgia legislators as it would appeal to
the government if a great fire had swept Off
/ thousands of homes and businesses, or great
flood had drowned out the suffering ones with
tidal wave that no man or prophet could
foretell.
One of the last speeches that the late Sena-
tor Watson delivered a few weeks before his
sudden death was urgent appeal for Geor-
gia farmers who were devastated by the boil
weevil He said his manager, or business
director, had written him he would do well
to get sixty bales of cotton, where he was
accustomed to get near six hundred. Nlne-
tenths of his farm profits were gone out or
sight. There are tens of thousands of Geor-
gia farmers who have been unable to make
enough to live on and pay state and county
taxes Of course they had no income to pay
income tax. And yet these legislators will
not listen to the wall of these helpless ones.
They are going to appropriate tax money
while nearly all the public institutions are
not satisfied with what they received last
year, but are yelling for more money.
If these institutions can get along on what
they have been accustomed to get, they will
do mighty fine, but they are demanding
more money, and the list of officials in Geor~
gia is simply staggering when the condition
of the plain taxpaying people is so disas-
trous. In 1920 after big crop year In
1919, it induced them to appropriate be-
tween three and four millions to pay every.
body who had anything to do with the Civil
war sixty years ago. oh! the exceeding fol-
Iy of such a proceeding! The rich with the
poor, etc. etc.. to get pensions.
And these so-called representatives could
never have been elected if they had not i'm.
pressed the majority of the voters with their
intention to repeal the so-called tax equaliza-
ton law, which has shown itself a failurs
and is used TO sweat-box the ignorant, rob
the poverty-stricken, and protect the men
who are their influential friends, on their
tax returns.
The people revolted in1920. Because they
were manipulated to suit the influentials, the
election in 1922 made loud cutlery. Then a
new set came to Atlanta to enjoy a good
time at the expense of the state. These
later ones seem to be more unreliable than
the others. And all they are after Is to
please the bosses and wiring out the taxes
from the helpless and ignorant taxpayers.
Will 1924 be fooled again. Let us hope
not!
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-07-28
DESTINY'S CHILD
BY HAZEL DEYO BACHELOR

What has gone before.-Courtney
Harrington induces Lorry Granville to
marry him, just after she has discover
ed that Tom Ransome, the man she
really loves, is unworthy. Lorry does
not love her husband, and his love for
her is so intense that it frightens her,
After her marriage she still yearns
over Tom, and tue knowledge that she
is to become mother fills her with
such rebellion that she does not tell
Courtney about it. He discovers the
truth by chance from Lorry's mother,
and when he faces his wife with it,
he realizes from her attitude how small
is his chance of ever winning her love.
Now go on with the story.
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Just Among Ourselves

UR last issue Cold OIL tne mdIlhS ouI
to the members of the Georgia
Cotton Growers Cooperative Asso
station of checks representing another
payments of cents pound cotton
sold through the association. These checks
brought the total payments to date
I'D to "a cents a pound, basis middling, of
staple length of 7-S to 1 inch. A final pay
ment of about cents more is predicted by
President Conwell.
The record of the Alabama Farm Bureau
Cotton Association is similar. Already "a
cents a pound has been paid to members and
Final disbursement will shortly be an
nonnced
The Georgia farmer who brought In his
crop in August or September of last year
could have got only % cents pound for his
cotton had he sold at the highest price dur
ing those months. The prevailing price was
between 10 and 81 cents AS it is, he will
get about rs cents. The difference between
the settlement with the association and the
price in August or September is $25 bale.
Pretty nice profit. Ell,
But here is another fact that must be taken
into consideration.
The cooperative associations then operat-
ing in eight states kept little more than
one million bales off the market last fall
Suppose those million bales had been
pressing for sale along with most of the
other eight million bales Of American cotton
last fall.
II they had-and 1t was only the co-opera-
tive associations that kept the most of them
off the market-then the price of 10 to %
cents that prevailed would have been con-
siderably less.
In short, the million bales held for gradual
marketing through the association did two
things: ..s
They gave their owners a much better price
about rs cents instead of about 21~cents;
and
They held up the price to the poor indie
pendent farmers at the time they were sell
ing, enabling them to get from 10 to % cents
instead of considerably lower price.
There are farmers who do not care to share
the benefits of membership In the cooperative
associations. Many of them are swayed by
prejudice, or ignorance or fear of offending
their creditors. But they should thank their
stars for the existence of the associations
which help them to some extent In spite OF
themselves.
The price gain of s25 bale will doubtless
prove very satisfactory to the members Of
the cocperatives in our belt On the surface
1t is fine
But when you look beneath the surface, II
Is even better
The associations in Georgia, Alabama
North and South Carolina functioned this sea
son for the first time. They had to start
from theory and in a few months develop
into a highly organized business enterprise
That was a hard test
But it DONE and done very well by
these associations, which must have beer
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The happy family were seated around the
table eating their dinner when Bobby, the
youngest son, broke the silence by asking:
Dad could measuring worm measure
the inside of your stomach"
why do you ask such a silly question
while we are eating?" spoke the father
ooh, nothing; onlyI just wondered if that
one that was on the lettuce you just ate would
measure your stomach"
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A BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TODAY

But when He (JesuS) sap the multitudes
He wdS moped with compassion on them,
because they tainted and we're scattered
abroad, as sheep having no shepherd Then
saith He unto His disciples, "The harvest
truly is pIenteouS, but the labourers are
fem. Pray ye, therefore, the Lord of the
harvest that He Mill send forth labourers
into His harpeSt-Matthew 9:36-38.
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MUSINGS OF ABE MARTIN

Who remembers when we used t. rest on
Sunday instead O. Monday? Theirs little
salvage t. spilled beans, but confscated
quart is gone forever
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MY FAVORITE STORIES

Copyright, 1929
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12
LA LIGA DE DEFENsA Y PRoPA-
GANDA DE LA UNION DE PUER-
TO RICO CoNTINUA AcTIvAMEN-
TIE SUS TRABAJoS

En- La noche del microbes lltimo, y
en- la ofcina del Lcdo. Ortiz Alibran,
celebr6 su acostumbrada session la Di-
rectiya de esta Liga estando presentes
los siguientes DIRECTORIES:
Dr. Diaz, Lcdo. Ortiz Albran, sr. Le-
desma, senor Morales Rojas, senior Gel
gel, senor Paonesa, Lcdo. Garcia de la
Noceda, Lcdo. Silva, sehor Moyano y
senior silvestre.
I'm gran ndmero de solicitudes de
ingresos fueron leidas Y aprobadas, y
Sc acord6 que fornaran inmediatamen-
te parte del Registro de Afiliados.
Y entire otras las siguientes resolu-
clones fueron adoptadas:
7-Dirigir una communication al Hon.
Antonio R. Barcel6, Presidente del
Partido, soiic1tando cierta information
relativa la constitution de la Junta
Local de San juan.
2ZEscribir una COMMUNICATION al
Eon. Antonio F.. Barcel6, residente del
Partido en- relaci6n con -asuntos de al
ia trascendencia para La marcha ge-
neral del Partida.
3-Obtener cierta necesaria informa-
cion de los record de la Junta Local
de San Juan en- relacion con los Unio-
nistas inscritos en- ell Registro Official
del Fartido. Al efecto para dar cum
plimiento de este acuerdo Sc designo
al Presidente, Ortiz Alibran para que
coaferenciase con Ell senior Iriarte con
ell fin de yer la posibilidad de obtener
tales informaciones.
f-Nombrar una comision que quedo
iategrada por todos los Miembros de
la Directiva para celebrar una session
conjunta con distintos elementos de
otras vanguardias de Santurce para
llegar un entendido respecto de la
marcha arm6nica de todos estos CRU
pos politicos.
5-Fue leida una communication del
Lcdo. Jose G. Silva dirigida oportuna-
nlente al Presidente de la Vanguar-
dia Diez de Andino Iriarte renun-
'oiando IN puesto de vocal en- la refe-
rida yanguardia, y fue ratifcada la
coafanza al Lcdo. Silva como Direc-
tor de la Liga.
. 6-s sancionadas con la aprobaci6n de
la Junta Direetiva las gestiones lleva-
sdas a efecto por ell Presidente en- re-
iaci6n con un entendido con otros CRU
pos siuilares a la Liga otros acuer-
dos fueron adoptados para el mejor y
mas franco 61cto de los trabajos de la
Liga. El mayor entusiasmo, como
siempre reino entire los Directories
presentes. disponiendose todos a llevar
adelante los prop6sitos y fines de la
Liga.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12
BIBLIoTECA CARNEGIE

El mEy distinguido y culhsimo ca
ballero don Eugenio Carlos dc Hostos,
hijo del cien veees lustre portorrique-
no con Eugenio Maria de Hostos, y ex-
Cororel del Ejercito Americana, lega-
10 a la Biblioteca entire otras obras Y
foiletos inportantes los siguientes:
TratadO de sociologia, E. Ma. de
Hostos. -
Moral Social, E. Ma. de Hostos.
Recopilacion de Leyes, G. Alamos.
Collection de codigos de la RepubIica
de Chile.
Fl Estudio de la Tactica en- las Rea-
les Escuclas Militares de Prussia, Won
Letew vorbeck
Precipitation de Leyes, r chavarria
Ccntardo.
Los RestOs de cristobal Colon Mon.
Rogue Cocchia.
La Intervention Americana en- Santo
Domingo, P. Castillo.
The Mercant of Venice, The Tragedy
of Macbeth, AS You Like It, Shakes
peare.
Down in Portb Rico, G. M, Fowlss.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12
DE ISABELLA
RAFAGAS

Pasan. -. uno, dos, tres, veces
en- bandadas, como 81 fuesen gansos,
los muchos 'honorables" que Sc en-
cuentran en- este pueblo. Como que va
Sc confunden de tantos que hay. i'm
felices! Los mas exoticos, y los que
Sc han uegado fgurar ser caciques,
sin saber d6nde tienen su mano dere-
cha, nevan sus compafieros como cor
deritos "beber'' aqua a la fuente.
inusitados por ell titulo de ''honora-
ble." Y no saben 6stos ignorantes
que 10 que hacel es burlarse de ellos,
para Hevarlos al ridiculo, al Iupanar.
Y mas luego nos hablan de civiliza-
ci6n, altruismo, etc, en- pueblos de es-
ia indolei Mientras existan calamida-
des de esta naturaleza ostentando ser
figuras prominentes y de alto range,
jamas escalaremos los peldafios del
progreso y adelanto que los pueblos
modernos requieren.
En- pueblos pequefios como este
donde no Sc reconocen los derechoS IN
dividuales de cada .ciudadano, por es-
tar postergados por estos magnates
mangoneadores, nunca brillara la luz
diafana de la honradez y de la mora
ldad. 5Que facets de la moral man
chada por ell tango? Abandoned esos
puestos que indebidamente ocupais y
que no pod6is servir a beneplacito del
pueblo y dejad que venga otro de cla-
ra inteligeneia y alta moralidad para
dar buen ejemplo a los ciudadanos
desechad ESQ de honorable De
jadlo para quien 10 merezca.
CENTINELA.
Isabella, P. B.,
Nov. de 1928.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12
JUAN CALDERON ESCOBAR

mente e-ogioso, del Ibro de Juan Cal
deron Escobar una noticia sobre este
bastante amplia, pero tuve la mala
idea de mostrarselo, y, despues de leer
10, me dijo: "Amigo Chico, me levas
a una region tan excelsa que tiemblo.
Aeradezco ese ditirambo, pero. y
acto seguido me tacho diversas mu-
chas frases, concluyendo-m conformo
con estas pocas flores. Quedate con las
otras.
ST este no es TN verdadero estud1o,
c,>psd al sr. calderon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12

HILo JAPoNES. Superior Q cuRntos
Sc han empleado para csser . mane
. maquina, pOr su Hexibilidad , tsn-
sion especial. Los MuchachOs. San
Juan, P. B. ?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12
ANUNCIOS 'CLASIFICADOS

VENTA DE FLORES NATURALEs
en- Ia calle 'Hoare'', stop IA, santurce.
Lame al telefonO 67s azul, santurce.
y seran servidos Embellishments. P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12

Sc ALQUTLA por $500 un. buen de-
partamento completamente indepen-
diente en- el Edifcio Borinquen. Inror-
mes: Jose Trias co M. Gambler Co.,
San Juan. l1-l4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12
IA GREcA. ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 2f.-Advt.

N1MAcA SHOE FACTORY tisns un
Departamento Especial para reDarar
CalEado . Naquina. PreciOs Ocon6mi
cos. Llame al telefons 1881. Sansurcs
reCogeremos sus xspatos. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12

VENDO: Finca entire Catafio Y
Bayam6n. 112 cuerdas. Tnfor-
mara: Pedro del Vale. Estaci6n Fe-
rrocarril, Carretera Catano Ills.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12

Sc VENDE: Autom6viI STAR nuevo
acabado de comprar. Tambi6n una casa
concrete con todas comodidaaes moder-
nos Parada % cerca carretera nueva.
Informaran telefono 271 azul, santur-
,ce. l1-27
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12

Cases on Military Government, 1910
il.
Analysis of hte Army Reorganization
Bill.
Epitome of the Russo-Japanese War
Pilot Chart of the Atlantic Ocean.
La Biblioteca agradece mucho estos
donatiEos,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12

LA MARQUEsITA' para Telas de
Fantasia, adornos para Trajes. Driles
Tngleses Articulos de Ultima Move
dad para Damas no hay etra. vlsite-
nos y SO convencera. 12-S
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12

Sc ALQUILA ampha casa muy como
da bien ventilada Gale de San Sc
basSian 81. Informes telefonos 1859 ne
gro, San Juan y 49s azul, santurce.
11-x7
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12

EN- GUAYNABO. Sc venden dos
casas, una con 3 cuerdas solar, bue-
ma residencia para familia y otra
buena para poner un cine. Pronto
estzra aqui la luz Electrica. Infor-
maci6n. D. F. Box 18. lib
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PoR AGREDIR A UN NINO
CENTINELA.
Isabella, P. R.,
Nov. de 1928.

Abelardo C,emente, de Santurce,
fue sentenciado a pagar veinticinco
pesos de multa por, agredir al nino
Francisco Huertas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12

LA GREcA, eI mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 21.-Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12

A TO Gale Park parada
43 con seis dormitorios doble servicio
Sanitario y garage.
Negocio sin corredor Informaran
apartado SIT San Juan, telefono 7S7,
Santurce. 11-16
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12

Sc coNFEccI0NAN trajes de todas
classes precios de situacion. D1rijase
a la srta. Joaquina Guzman, San Fran
cisco 81, telefono 4S5, San Juan. 11-2l
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POSTAL &c Inglesas, Ale

POSlALES manas nnglesaS' = Ame- hle-
ricanas, de brillo iluminadas, para
detallar desde ole. .25c. Lote de $50
por $400. No disponemos de mues-
tras. MANUFACTURERS AGENT.
Box 456, San Juan. 1926.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12

Sc vENDE en- s35O.0o un automovil
FHudson-super-six'', de pasajeros.
reci6n pintado, buenas gomas, excelen-
tes condiciones. Lame en- segmda al
Tel. 500 azul, santurce. l1-16
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12

oUAGrA CADILLAC: con franquicts
entire San Juan y eI Paruue Sc vends
per no poderla stsndsr su due6O. Di
rfjase al spsrtadO cal, San Juan. ?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12

OPORTUNIDAD: Por ausentarse su
duefio Sc vende un pintoresco chalet
de concrete acabado de construir en- e.
sitio mas fresco de Santurce cerca del
Parque, con todas las eomodidades mo-
dernas. Para informes Gale Antonsan-
ii No. 81. Parada 42, santurce, P. r.
ILL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12

NoTA: Este articulo originalmente
contenia un analisis detenido, y alta
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-12

classes a precios de situacion. D1rijase
la Srta Joaquina Guzman, san Fran
cisco 81, telefono 4S5, San Juan. 11-2l
Sc ALQUILAN habitacIones para VI
vienda y ofcinas. Las mas frescas de
San Juan con BALCONIES a la bahia. Aqua
permanente. Familia respectable. Cristo
/ esquina Tetuan, tercer piso. Te.efono
1888 azul. 11---14
INSTITUTRLZ - Una senorita alena-
ma, ilustrada con conocimiento del
idioma ingles, italiano y frances desea
colocacion como institutriz con buena
familia. Dirijase Srta. I. G.. Ell
MUNDO ILL
Sc vENDE:- Auto Dodge de Turislno
en- muy buenas condolences. Solo lie
falta pintura. A. G. Bishop, TEL $50,
Santurce. I'LL
CAGUENO: No estas autorizado tener
ganado fnca Colon propiedad de sras.
Taforo, marda retirarlo paga arrien-
do dirigi6ndose Santurce 26S de la
carretera. 11-l5
GE0GRAFIA de Puerto Rico por Con-
rado Asenjo. Tercera Edici6n Cuaren-
ia centavos ejemplar, cinco centavos de
franqueo. Tirijanse los pedidos al au-
tor, apartado 415, san Juan, P. f. 1919
Sc ALQUILA habitacion con servicio
sanitario independence, fresca, muy
cerca del Parque en- casa de familia vi
la Rosario, Walk ST., santurce, tel6-
fono SOC verde. 11-17
DESEO ToMAR en- arrendamiento una
casa c6moda v espaciosa con garage pa
IA dos automoviles, en- santurce. Dirf
lase al spartado 134 San Juan, tele-
Iono 1898 santurce. 12-9
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ATLANT|AN FATALLY
HURT NEAR W|NDER
IN TRUCK WRECK

WINDER, Ga, Oct. S1.-A large
truck belonging to the Georgia Rail
way and Power company, and driv-
en- by P. M. Carter, turned over on
the Bankhead highway one mile
west Of Winder, at IL o'clock Tues.
day, and injured j. C. Fincher, of
43 North Mason street, Atlant@S N41d
j. w. Welborn, of Newman, Ga,
both employees of the power COM
pany.
Mr.. Fincher suffered a fractured
skull and other injuries and died in
a few hours. Mr.. Welborn was bad
ly bruised and cut about the head,
while Mr. Carter, the driver, was
only slightly hurt.
The truck was loaded with the
company's supplies, and was EN-
route to Gainesville, from Atlanta,
by way of Winder. 1t was travel
ing at moderate rate of speed when
it struck some newly-worl1ed road
and overturned. Mr.. F'incler fell
clear of the load and truck, but is
supposed to have been crushed be.
fore falling by one of the heavy bar.
rels on the truck. He was picked
up unconscious and Immediately
brought to the Winder hospital by
passing tourists.