The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-23
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They call it the New York to Bruins
wick highway these days That means
more than the casual observer might
imagine.
The new Greek king Alexander has
lots to learn. He prefers love in
cottage to "a. royal palace. The exz
PLANTATION slthat Alex is young.
Secretary Mellon says he won't re-
sign. Too bad for those folk in the
Treasury department who were look.
ing forward to big Mellon cutting.
That Statesboro policeman who
caught three hundred and sixty quarts
OF red whiskey passing through his
town must have had good eye. In
fact a red eye
AS yet we have no explanation from
General Samuel 7. Ansell in connec-
ton with the Befgdoll matter. The
whole thing looks bad for him and
worse for the United States War de.
partment.
Keep that st. Simon bridge in your
mind It's the one thing we must do
In Brunswick within the next twvlFe
months IL We hope to ever grow and
develop. There Is no sort OF cues
ton about that.
The Jugo-Slavs have determined to
call their dead king, PeterLthe great.
Well there have been many of "the
greats to go down In history and
the Serbian Peter will have to take
his medicine along with the rest Of
them.
Though It's midsummer and natur.
ally a dun month. Brunswick has to
her cedit three or four new business
enterprises in the last three weeks.
All of them are manufacturing con-
Germs and they mean increased pay
rolls and increased population.
We are told that the members of
congress individually and as body
have determined to take recess. the
advice OF the White House to the
contrary Notwithstanding. Here is
one act OF congress that the people
will approve without a dissenting
vote.
The American. relief to Russia is
20 cost the American people somehow
or other the studenpous sum of ST..
100000 per month, In view OF the fact
that we have 1--WE million men out OF
work In America and four hun ed
thousand idle freight cars, this seems
90 be contrary to that old story OF
charity starting at homel
The people Of Brunswick should
rally TO the Young Mems Club in the
matter OF the proposed plan OF u local
company taking over the CITY q Su
hurban These young business men
have given deep thought to the sub.
iect 81 saving the car lire TO Bruins.
wick and the plan evolved was the
only thing possible. When the time
comes let's so TO itl
'rhe merchants of Brunswick have
Il Ia their power to render great
service 10 Brunswick and TO them
selves, II they would retain fine
schedule II The CLYDE ships they must
support the line, They must route
their shipments via the Clyce line and
they must aid ia every other manner
IA making the service of the com,
pany such that Il VIII pay tho man
agomsns.
l.eoksng hack over the recent legis.
latiye session. II must BE confessed
that Governor nardwick handlcd the
situation admirably. from his point ~
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