The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-25
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Capt. Arnold points out that the
property between the A., B. & A.
docks and Plantation creek would Of
fer the state an ideal location for her
docks.
Senator Thomas e. Watson very in
dignantly denies that he is a mem
Der of the Ku Klux Khan. Now then
is the khan or the Senator an object of
congratulation?
Secretary Chas. e. Arnold, of the
brunswick Pilots Association, has an
interesting contribution in The News
this morning anent the state docks to
be built at one Of the Georgia ports.
We note that President Harding Is
coming to Atlanta in October. We
are pleased to have the President in
Georgia and while here he ought to
journey, on down to Brunswick and
put his lamps on real seaport.
Every News reader should read the
advertisements in The News this
morning. They will carry interesting
messagesto the people and messages
that may mean much for them. Turn
to the advertising sections OF the pa
per and read them.
The War Finance corporation has
approved advances to the extent of
$6.150.000 to assist In the matter OF
financing exports of cotton and tobac-
co from the South. That ought to go
a long distance towards relieving the
farmer OF the present financial pres
sure.
The removal of court records from
at least two courts In Atlnta Is a
great deal more serious than would
appear on It's face. These records
are sacred ones and back OF their Sc
curity lies the security of the peo-
pie. The Fulton county grand jury
should rigidIy investigate this mat
ter.
The nomination OF General Leonard
Wood TO be encouragement of the
Philippines has gone TO the Senate.
That's one fine turn the President has
done the American people. A man
with the crouch that General Wood
has been carrying around for years
ought to be sent as far away as possi-
BILE.
Our hearty best wishes to Supt.
Chas.. u. Dryden of the Brunswick
schools He has been the FIRST citizen
OF Brunswick to voluntarily send in
stock subscription to the City Il In.
terurhan railway That's the right
spirit and II others will but emulate
the example OF Superintendent Dry
den the end will be speedy reached.
II has been discovered that more
than seven hundred men and women
have been confined In the state luna.
tic asylum at Milledgeville. whose
condition does not Justify their being
thus confined, This seems to be a
pretty serious state OF affairs. and
ought 10 be investigated Has the
state asylum been used for apriyate
dumping groundg sNe1s
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II Is tho very earnest wish Of The
committee IN charge OF the City a IN
terurhan 10 flnlshawith the stock sub
scrlpslon list Hyemext Friday. The
goal Il almost 81 sight and with the
active aid Of the people Of the city il
WIN be reached by the desired time
II yon have not subscribed do not
be- hashgal ahont Il. Send Il to tbs
committee by mail,
Mayor Key. ~ Atlanta. hiss very
property vetoed the resolution of the
Atlanta elsy eoaacll providing for .
psdsS into ,iss New yssk pairla and
nslssg nawSnsners 10 tnvestiTase mi
ritual principles. els- 81 the knights
Il Columbus The Atlanta city conn
"a wenla como nearer serving tbs
people and apsng itn dnsy. Il Il would
attend 10 is own anaars.