The Brunswick news., 1921-12-17

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So Mr.. Curley has been elected
mayor of Boston. At best that's bet
ter than Mr.. Crooked.
The real trouble is that the danger
Gus members Of congress do not take
the suicide route!
IN these yuletide days, one cannot
help hut remember the doleful fact
that the most welcome Christmas
present Of all is not on sale at al,
at ALL It's check!
"The world looks upon America for
faith and hope and charity" opines
the esteemed Athens News. Yes, but
the charity idea bulks very large in
the average foreign eye.
We really wonder why we need
twenty.one additional federal judges.
when one CT them to the public know
ledge, has bime enough to earn about
$42,75O on the side?
we wonder what China really does
think OF. the Armament conference
and that question answered, we would
like to know what her definition !s Of
those badly misused words, spheres
of influence
Thomas A. Edison says. Henry
Ford can make the Muscle Shoals
proposition go" Henry also says so
and now that the two wizards OF
America agree on II, we believe II Is
lead pipe cinch.
II seems that the 5.5.3 naval plan
carried with few reservations.
Senator Reed surely comes from
Missouri ON any old sort Of a treaty
that seems 20 cntangle us in the Of
fairs Of Europe.
While we have a profound respect
or the sagacity of our American
statesmen and diplomats. II does seem
that John Bull' always manages 20
have an ace in the hold. without ex.
posing marked deck We say It
looks that way
In the death OF Or. A. w. Van
Hoose. talented executive Of shorter
college. the state cf Georgia loses
one OF her foremost educators. The
announcement of his death has caused
profonndest sororw throughout the en-.
tire south
No doubt. President Harding has
finally discovered that the return TO
"normalcy" cf which he was wont to
prate IN those campaign days is not
as easy as WIN II, Hayes told him it
would he. IN any event we are a
very long distance from normaley Just
nov.
Representative u. Il. Mann made q
very Interesting report of the Macon
highway meeting to the Young Mems
cub yesterday. This movement tof
great state wide bond issue Is Eine
aud progressive one and ought 10 have
tue support OF all Of the energetic
people ot the state.
OF course things are not as bright
~ We Mould like them just now. nut
Ne can all see the silver lining just
ahead. Foreign exchange Is up. E,,.
rone 4 gettimg Aon her feet, plans are
underway for general adjustment of
the war debt and On the whole. II
seems TO US that We can look TO the
Immediate future with real hope for a
return og TIA old commercial and bus.
ness conditions
We sugEest to the Hoard cl TEad'
ana to the Young Mems Clnh ,ba
the, ~, themselves q she 'ask 7
1924 og trylng to fad oat Why ail .
latunswiokss shipping has goue :
- ksomille aud savannah. There
feas0n Arid lnnse 4 ssso negso i