The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-13

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ALL DEPARTMENTS PHONE 1873.
Learn war no more, but brother
hood was the theme of sixteen thon-
sand Christian Endeavor workers,
who gathered in New York on Sun
day afternoon, in the interest of the
/. disarmament plans
The Irish peace negotiations vii
commence in London tomorrow at
noon. All of Christendom Is interest,"
ed In this series Of conferences and
the whole world is indulglng the hope
tlgat they will bring peace In Ireland.
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., has won
a small tax suit against the city of
New York. 1t was a mere bagatelle,
only involving the small sum Of $780,
900 In taxes, which Mr.. Rockefeller
paid in error last year!
Governor Hardwick has given out
Ia. 49, 10 x<<s~ocux,aI xvhfat 4xaaano that
some thirty or forty well known Geor-
CLANS have joined the colonel class
and will have to come acsoss with
about one hundred berries for very
gaudy uniform.
The proposition to tax gasoline one
cent per gallon to aid In the matter
OF putting the state OF Georgia on It's
financial feet again, does not aeem to
be unfair. 1t would produce large
sum az money and 1t would be an
equitable tax, fairly distributed. s
Returning Brunswick golf players
are very loud in their praises Of the
delightful courtesies shown them by
the people OF Thomasville. Thomas.
Vile Is indeed charming little ueor
gia city and has great reputation for
dispensing Georgia hospitality.
President Harding has asked con
gress To postpone the passage Of the
soldiers bonus bill That at least Is
a definite step and beats all to pieces
the empty and futile policy of the Re
publican majority In congress, which
has been side-stepping the Issue for
three years.
II Is now Chief Justice TAFT. That
distinguished and we'll beloved Amer
ican having qualified a few days ago
for the greatest judicial post in the
world. President Harding, IN his on.
tire administration. or in fact In two
Of them, II he gets them, viii not make
a happier appointment than Ibis one
has proven to be.
A bill has been introduced IN the
legislature to reorganixe the Georgia
Railroad commission and change it,
name 10 the Georgia public servise
commission. So long as we set some
sort of a commission that will func-
tion for the people, we will be satis-
fled and We have Mt TINT sort Of an NJ
ticle In the present outfit.
Lloyd George and his government
and Eamonn De Valera. representing
Two peoples who for centuries have
been u war have great chance to
perform wonderful feat IN the inter
usg og the peace OF the world. The
truce. which becomes effective at noon
Monday. should mean the final re
sumption Of peace between the Nv
countries. which i really essential te
the peace II the world.
The Republican senate i framlnT
another saggiF measure. AZ momeu,
when The country IL facing the most
critical financial conditions thai have
existed ln half centary, these Ropuh
leans are busy logislatlng in she Ia
teress a every trust and combination
in the country and against the Masses
who in the end must bear tho bur
deus.
TAe gacf that the British parlsa
mens hns virtually accertvd the Amer
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tee Me- III aspss President Harding Il
hls maxuiss xng wark. which L Il sac
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praise a AL snanklndl Ne must nos
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