The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-06

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ALL DEPARTMENTS PHONE 1873,
Are we at war with Germany or
not? Yes and no!
Now that the legislature is soon to
adjourn, we would like for congress
to take the hint and follow suit.
The remainder of this year prom
Uses ideed to be flair" season. All
told thirty-fve fairs and expositions
are knethe program for the fall of 1921.
How about that Brunswick Fair Asso-
citation? Is 1t asleep at the switch?
In underwriting the action of its
committee in the matter of assuming
losses by the City e Suburban rail
way, while negotiations are pending
for its continued operation, the Young
Mems Club has shown it's strength and
its capacity for real service to Bruins
wick.
We ncte with pleasure that lie con-
ference In the interest of disarmament
is to be called in Washington on
Armistice day. 1t seems to be a hap
by thought that the initial session to
Ak world peace, should be called on
the anniversary of the ending of the
bloodiest war in all history.
All real Georgians will be pleased
that the state legislature saw fit on
Thursday to deliver smashing blow
to the j. j. Brown political machine
which has been In operation, through
the state department Of Agriculture,
for several years. 1t was growing too
bold and defiant and needed the solar
plexus II received.
Is 1t not possible for the long arm
OF the United States Department of
Justice to reach out and grab those
law breakers, who are continually
damaging the property OF the A., b..
& A. railroad company? II seems so to
US and 1t seems that the owners OF
that splendid property ought to have
the protection OF the law!
In spite of the efforts of the ener-
getlc citizens who reside In the cities
and twons along ITS line. the valdosta
Moultrie and Western railroad has
gone 70 the junk dealers. What a
pity! II seems like a real crime
against development TO junk such q
thing as a railorad. And = Isl Bruins
wick knows: she lost one by the same
route
or course business Is better in
Brunswick As matter cs act, bus
mess has never been half as bad of
IN Brunswick as many of us have
imagined II has been largely mind
thought an erroneous mind thought,
which We have INDUCED all too much.
Up and down. the situetion, Bruins
wick Is in as good shape, II not in
better shape, than any other city in
Georgia.
rhe well filled advertising columns
81 The News this morning and every
morning nowadays, tell story all
their own, Brunswick merchants and
business people are wide awake: they
tell OF their ability 10 serve you and
they tell II In the most approved fash
ion. Read tho advertisements this
morning. They are as newsy as they
are interesting,
In subscribing for one half of It's
quota of 100000 % Tech university in
two or three days, Brunswick again
demonstrates her willingness and her
ability 10 respond 10 worthy causes
II was marvellous, this raising o. sic,
o0O' for Tech in such short period u
time. However. that's the Brunswick
way Of doing things, It's a good one
too. do you not think SOL
The Wesleyan Chrlssian Advocate
il is latest issue desotes leading
editorial % ringing condemnation
Of the kn Hlax Khan IN Georgia and
all over The South. Thege i ~ cues
ussn. 0ns what sns revival Of this 81
Senlsanoa Nas i essnue mistake aad
il i equally trne that il has SERVED
20 uscsk a severe hardship on The en-
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