The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-27
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ALL DEPARTMENTS PHONE 1873
Did you get the real fall tinge in the
weather yesterday? Felt good, too,
did 1t not?
In his report made public in Wash
ington on Thursday, Secretary Mellon
knocks into cooked hat that cher
ished beer-as- medicine idea.
It's our guess that Norwich street
is the worse piece Of roadway on the
whole blooming Dixie Highway and
it's blooming shame at that.
The fact that London and Dublin
are still conducting negotiations on
the Irish peace situation is at least
encouraging.
New York and Cleveland are run.
ming neck and neck race for the
pennant in the American league. Pay
your money and take your choice.
Now that congress has slew the
COOP we rather anticipate that Pres
ident Harding will take vacation.
He does not seem to have had one
now In three whole days!
The charter for the City & InterW-
ban Railway has already been drawn
and is now being signtd by the mem
bers of the Young Mems Club. That's
the way TO do things. Delays are al
ways dangerous.
Brunswick shippers, merchants and
business men must support the Clyde
Line II they want Brunswick to con-
tinue to have this splendid service to
New York. That's a very plain state
ment of very plain situation!
The deplorable death Of Sheriff
Robertson OF Pierce county IL deeply
regretted In all sections. THIS whole.
sale killing, coming out of the prohi
billion enforcement question has
grown To be e serious matter.
II Germany had refused to sign
that Harding treaty, what very fine
attitude would America have been
forced intol And what very fine
position the Harding administration
would have found itself.
II the voters of Atlanta do not swat
squarely between the eyes every can
dIdate who has had a finger in that
miserable bunco scandal In that city.
they will miss real oppo. anity TO
perform great public service to their
city,
THAT was a dandy good talk made
by Hon. w. G. Mcclure. OF Atlanta,
before the Young Mems Club yester.
day Mr.. Mcclure is a farseeing bus.
iness man with vision He told the
members of the club some real truths
and he told II TO them in a very at
traetive sort of way,
Tho people OF Brunswick and
Glynn county should highly resolve to
have that bridge constructed TO st.
Simon IN 1922. 1t can be completed
and placed in operation next year. II
We only so after the thing In dead
earnest. When we get the report OF
the engineers then slets go"
~ 81 A&NAk1 NNANtt II tN0Nt NAtNNAt-
cilalAcs in congress imagine for one
moment that their separate peace
with Germany il 70 kin the League
Of Nations. II they do. they are bad
IL nlAsaken. Some forty.two nations
are &mhined in this League and Il Is
faneuonng every day OF the year.
As ~, and IN spite OF the most dras
tic layestigallon made hy both Ameri
can aud English officials in London
no lEghs has heen thrown on the rea
cause % the disaster Of the ZR.s. l
seems 20 be battling The authorities
CLEARLY Up TO BRUNSWICK
NOW.
rhn s'lae Line isA now giying q
nsunswssR an exceptionally fin'