The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-27
ALL DEPARTMENTS PHONE 1873.

The Sim Fem forces in Ireland are
getting to be pretty bold when they
20 to burning down the custom houses.
Our hearty congratulations to the
city commissioners that they are to
put that Glynn avenue road in good
shape within the city limits. We are
sure that the county commissioners
will do the needful beyond that point.
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The United States senate has APP
proved the Borah resolution providing
that the President call conference
of the powers to discuss the question
of disarmament Very good. Now
them call the conference and MAKE it
cards on the table affair"
The United States offers a fine op-
portunity to young men to enter the
government training camps. Any
young man between the ages Of six
teen and thirty-five is eligible. All of
the expenses. including transportation
is paid by the government.
The newly inaugurated President
of Cuba the was elected two years
ago) has caught the drift all right
In n fc a fn hn
Cuban congress he goes on record
as favoring economy Economy il
wet Cuba. 1t is to laugh!
THE freedom of the pres" is one
thing, and the opening of the United
States mails to the red publications is
quite another We are afraid that
Postmaster General Hays has made a
mistake in granting mailing privileges
to newspapers who were red" and
red to the core, during the world war.
The fact that the road to st. Simon
would be a tremendously favorable"
reason why the great Baptist church
should establish an assembly ground
on ST Simon, ought to be one reason
why we should think seriously about
building that road.
We observe that Germany has start
ed to try her war criminals. The first
offender was a sergeant, who was
charged with mistreating British sol
diersi What fake The greatest of
fender is Wilhelm, former emperor.
If Germany wanted to live up to her
treaty agreements she would have
tried him first But the poor cergeant,
he always does manage to catch it!
The Board of Trade will hold an in
teresting meeting this evening of both
IFS directors and members. If you are
a director go to the meeting; if you
are member go to the meeting; if
you are neither go to the meeting. a
cordial welcome awaits you and mat
tiers of deep concern to Brunswick are
to be handled
The meeting of the Young Mems
Club at one o'clock today. promises to
be an interesting one, since a gener-
al discussion of the plan to build that
read to ST. Simon is to be the feature
of the meeting. The subject is to be
fully and thoroughly studied and plans
are to be mapped out looking to the
ways and means of building the high
way.
The graduating class of the Glynn
High school is busy on the finishing
end just now. The class this year con-
and is said to be one of the brightest
that has been graduated in many
years. Our best wishes go to these
bright young students, who are near
ing the first lap in the race for wis
dom.
brunswick must make up her mind
TO provide other sources of revenue
than is to be derived from her com
nerce She must supplement the
spogta,v bsgEiae$ss a,aetifept utiag in,
II assai tfas;; ssb& indst deselqas aElis
ssseaittral .ad rsaitages THAT lay'tats her
: yery dobr. She must build highways
and eassaireads and she must do many
other things, if she wishes to grow
and develop Why not make start
IN that direction with the ST., Simon
i highway mattel?
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