The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-13

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ALL DEPARTMENTS PHONE 1853.
Chicago is up to her old tricks again
In the windy city whenever a ware
politician gets too bad, they put hin
out OF. the way by gently killing him
Will 'soraet expert on the subject
tell the meaning of living wage" The
expression is being worked overtime
and we would like to have it defined
The emergency tariff act has passed
the senate. It's the old style Republic
can class Legislation. And incidental
~. it's another signal that the country
under Republican rule is rapidly re
turning to normally.
Having denounced the reparations
commission. the allied peace council
the whole League of Nations and the
Versailles treaty, we are afraid that
Ambassador Harvey will not make a
very good representative at the SEES
sions of the council
Congressman Tinkham, of Ma5Sa-
chusetts, will very. likely make good
use Of that Dorsey circular It's fine
evidence for him in his fight to in
vestigate the South and the negro sit
uation. And besides it comes from
the Governor of Georgia!
Sergt. O'Hara who was in that
Bergdoll squad, when the draft dodg-
er escaped, told that congressional
committee in Washington the other
day, that he heard nothing Of that pot
of gold rot until Bergdoll had long
been an absconder. O'Hard told the
truth too.
Madame Curie, the most noted w0-
man of her time. the discoverer OF
radium, is now enjoying the freedom
of the city of New York. The work CT
Madame Curie is without doubt the
greatest yet achieved by any woman
and not only is her beloved France
proud of her, but the whole world
holds her in tenderest affection
Elsewhere on this page this morn
ing We are publishing the full text Of
the letter of Judge W. E. H. Searcy.
Of the Flint circuit to Governor Dorsey
anent the recent circular issued from
the Governors office It's really worth
reading and it convicts the Georgia
Governor of shamelessly traducing
the courts and the court cicers OF
twenty-six counties in the state.
With the return Of other special in
terests to Washington, we are now
confronted again with that old famil
lar lobby work in both senate ant
house. It's the boldest and we under
stand it's the best paid lobby in the
history of Washington Some repre-
sentatives, we understand. are paid
as high as $4,000 per annum.
Education interests in Georgia wiz
be pleased with the inform 4tion that
State School Commissioner Britain
has concluded not to accept The cell to
the office of, superintendent Of schools
in Atlanta and th9t he will remain
in his present state position. Mr., Brit
tain is one of the best educators in the
South and Georgia is lucky to have
him at the head of her educational de
partment.
Various committees at work in the
interest Of the Salvation Army in
the city yesterday report that the
people of Brunswick are responding
to the call splendidly. The Salvation
Army does a world of good and this
report indicates that the fact IS ap
preciated.
Grand Chief Stone of the Brother
hood Ct Locomotive Engineers, says
that organized labor is facing the
worst crisis in its history MI Stone
right lTba whole country has
daepi respect fer organized labor. and
ID n sympathy with it, when it r.
right However, organized labor some
times lacks " fsesle leadership aud that
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