The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-20
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There seems to be a real toug of
war on the Tug!
France knows her German by heart
and Lloyd George will never be able
to convince that country that the Hun
is a good neighbor.
With the Georgia soldiers and the
Georgia peaches both at St. Simon
beach next month. that the famous re
sort is going to be one more popular
one.
IF we are to believe what many peo-
pie. who ought 10 know about the
subject are telling us, then you had
better fill up that coal bin. while the
filling is easy.
Lloyd George and BRAND are not
discussing that Silesian matter i'll
the kid glove manner SO popuI2r in
that usually diplomatic debate They
are actually reaching that stage where
they call spade a spade.
Brunswick is delighted to have the
crack Thomasyille golf aggregation
With her this week. It is said that
ne Thcmasyille team is one of the
astest in the state and the locals are
going to be put to it to defend them
selves against these artists.
Georgia Elkdom is headed Sav9n-
nahward today, where the annual con-
vention of the antlered herd is to be
held Savannah is famous for her
manner of entertaining visitors and
the Elks are fortunate in h7ving Sc,
lected that city for their 1921 meet
The esteemed Savannah News tells
us that the South has gorwn too be
the artillery center of the whole coun-
try. That only serves to remind us OF
the very delightful fact that Savannah
used TO ne regarded as the artillery
punch center Of the world!
Secretary of Labor Davis has been
given fullest powers, by the marine
strikers in the matter Of adjusting the
marine strike. It would appear how
ever, that the strikers are a little slow
in delegating this authority. The
great majority of ship owners tell rs
that their ships are sailing "A sche-
dule time.
The press Of the entire nation isl
paying its respects to the memory of
the late Secretary T.. X. Lane. The
whole truth of the matter is that Mr.
Lane within the past ten years has
aiken high rank as a great construc-
tive statesman and his public record
has adorned the pages of the history
of the nation. His sudden death has
shocked the entire country.
FORMER Governor Cats of Florida,
is not in the very best of luck these
days. Both federal and state juries
have Just indicted him on very seri-
o,,c oh Tho etofa rs Tr1.,,,;,I.,
charges that he received $500 for par
doning criminal. The federal grand
jury charges him with Deonage in that
he pardoned negro and then forced
him into service ON one of his farms.
Governor Dorsey, if we are to Judge
by the very tame explanation he has
just made 10 the people of the state
with reference to that notorious circu-
lar, is having some trouble in finding
words to frame an excuse for his con
duct. II was a bad break, as unne-
cessary as it was harmful. It will re
main with his record, when other
things will have been forgotten.
We are now told by David Law.
renee, who always speaks by the card
that President Harding now wants
III SKndN slIatate ,peaee resolution
Mish some drqstic changes. passed az
Sos3ce Quite trequetnly, we are forced
10 The opinion that the President is
just a little at sea as to what he real.
ly does want on hat proposed peace