The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-10
ALL DEPARTMENTS PHONE 1873

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ALL DEPARTMENTS PHONE 1873
Do not discount the value of adver.
Using. Its real worth has been es-
tablished beyond any shadow of a
doubt. 1t is one Of the greatest busi.
Tess developers in the world and
What it does for others, it will do for
you.
The summer season at st. Simon
has been good one. Let us hope
that ere another season we will have
that new bridge to the great resort.
1t is the one thing that Brunswick
should do within the next six or eight
months.
We note that the Savannah politi-
clans have decided to let the Health
Department alone" with reference to
that assessment for political war
chest. II strikes us 1t was the health
department who did the deciding in
the matter.
Governor Strong of the New York
Reserve Bank has come to strong
defense of the Reserve Banks. That's
interesting and very likely the correct
thing to do. But what a pity@it IL
that the Federal reserve banksyvas~a
system should need any defense!
In the untimely death OF Guy f..
Harvard Brunswick loses one of her
best citizens. A heightened, Christian
gentleman, rich in the love and es-
TEEN of his fellows, he occupied a
conspicuous place in this city, We ex-
tend cur sincere condolences to the
members of the family.
The formation OF the Georgia Chem
zeal Company for the manufacture Of
fertilizer In Brunswick, In which lead
ing Brunswick business men are In.
terested, is another sign of the times.
Verify. we are getting back to those
good old days. We wish the new en-
terprise an abundance OF success.
President Harding and party arriv'
oef IN Washington ON the Mayilower
yesterday morning. II the Mayfower
can be put In shape, he will likely
leave again for Il short eekend vaca.
tion on Friday
What mess they are making OF
tho fact that Governor Small of Illi-
nols has been indicted for embezzle.
ment aud refuses to he arrested. One
Of our six foot Georgia sherifls would
have had his oxcellency in limbo
many days ago.
We observe that up 10 this writing,
President Harding has RETAINED from
the issuance OF that proclamation de.
olarlng state of peace with Ger
many. AS a matter of fact II would
new take supreme court ruling Il
decide whether We are at peace or 81
war with the Hun.
The session OF the Georgia legisla
ture which closes today, heralded as
harhlnger of economy takes il
place IN the history OF the state a.
tho most expensive legislature in al
history. II win also take rank as hay
lng assessed more taxes against th'
people than any ether Law makinl
body M Georgia. when It adiournl
this evening. 1t Is pity i could no
do 80 TOR keops'
The Republicans in congress, Il
their desire TO aid the common PEG
pie have concluded 70 eliminate th'
lux0ry tax IN tho new tax hir. THAT
cue az these grand old party" jokes
hus tho common people have mor'
sense than they used "a and they ar
wgse Al Ia who heReslts and who doe
nos ny the removal u a luxury tax.
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