The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-20


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ALI DEPARTMENTS PHONE 1873.
Mrs. Kaber is a good actress. She
played the crazy game through her
whole trial for murder of her husband.
However, at the end, when her life
was spared, she returned to normal
ty' without any trouble.
After that state survey Of the st.
SIMON bridge proposition, then we
Dust all get busy on the job of putting
over the big enterprise It is the one
thing we ought to do in Brunswick
within the next twelve months.
Chairman Laskert lof the United
States Shipping Board, has perhaps
the heaviest burdens on his should
erg to-day of any other one man IN
the service OF the country. His job
Is a full grown mans affair and we
wish him well In It.
Lumber interests OF the entire South
will meet In Atlanta today to discuss
the entire lumber situation. The meet
ing will be OF deep interest to this Sec
ton OF the state and 1t will be largely
attended.
Sir James Craig. Ulster premier,
seems to have thrown monkey
wrench into those Devalera-Lloyd
George conferences. 1t seems to be a
pity and 1t is to be hoped that peace
will yet come as result Of the sit
uation.
The more we see of the present
Georgia legislature the more we are
convinced that It is not going to fol-
low Governor Hardwick's advice on
economy. The fact that 1t refused to
cut out state junkets is evidence of
that fact
Atlanta correspondents are again
discussing the question OF an extra
session of the legislature. If we are
to believe all that Governor Hardwick
has been preaching about the financial
condition OF the state. the wonder Isl
that the state will be able to pay for
one session.
II now develops by the record that
President Wilson. as far back as lOcto-
her 1919. refused TO consider the ques-
tlon of cancellng the European war
debt Was not that the proper thing
TO do? The United States got abso-
lutely nothing out of that conflict
should she write Off billions of dollars
Of borrowed money?
The proposed purchase of the A..
d. q A. railroad by the state to be- op.
~erated In conjunction with the state
owned Western \ Atlantic H. r. is
matter OF vital Importance to the
state and to the people OF Brunswick.
II would make real seaport city out
Of Brunswick and II would give the
state OF Georgia the best paying piece
OF railroad property in the South.
Now comes the information from
Washington that the lack of real mon
ey may serve to interrupt the pro.
posed parleys on the disarmament
question. Congress could not pass a
more desirable resolution than TO en-.
ACT legislation ,appfopriasing the nee.
essary revenue TO cover the cost Of
these meetings,
Thas Governor Hardwick has given
his endorsement To both the plans of
the state taking over the A.. Il. 4 A.
aud the erection Of great state bond
ed warehouse IN one ~ the ports oG
Georgia. Is most encouraging, These
are two very progressive measures
now before the law g'vers 81 the state
ard both ii them deserve the most
careful Scgt Of consideration.
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According 10 David Lawrence. well
known newspaper correspondent, the
drsfs IL the Harding administration Il
Faowly bnA surely towards ship sub
Nay 49, aastsak II psrpesuasnm shs
Amrfie@n pseishVai mASines which
calAe u she slbsaeA states ~ i herr
saNr from me war We'll. there are
MANY AsaeslcanS who believe shas
sash i subsidy Is ihe only iast way
AZ @nssn asssns 2hA American merchant