The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-07-30
indications Are That Brunswick
Street Cars VIII Continue
to be Operated.
BELIEVED MEANS BE FOUND
TO KEEP WHEELS MOVING
Young Mems Club Committee
WIthhoIds Plans, But Gives
Assurances That Everything
Possible is Being Done TO Pre-
vent Junking, and That the
Outlook is Both Promising
and Encouraging.

and Encouraging.
II the Brunswick street railway
lines go to that unhappy andinot cas-
fly forgotten limbo which bears the.
unsavory cognomen of Junkville, it
will not be because the Young Mems
Club did not make heroic and titanic
efforts to prevent 1t. This much, at
least, was evidenced at the weekly
luncheon yesterday at the Hotel Roy
al, when President Wilcox and Geo.
G. Smith assured the enthusiastic
bunch of "go-getters'' that matters
we're moving on an even keel with
more than fair chance OF the signal
nag OF success being hung out most
any hour or minute.
Details are Withheld.
In reeounting the general work OF
the committee representing the Board
Of Trade and the Young Mems Club,
Mr.. Smith stated that he felt 1t wolnd
be impolitic TO unfold their course of
action or outline their general plans,
s'but assure you,,f he said. THAT
everything that possibly could have
been done has been done, and the out,
look is both promising and encourag
ingp
msmbers arc 0ptlmIstIc.
Thls lrank ayowal brought forth q
F2siAls III apriasi.1 nxAn5iINy vi
pertinent questions and later the unit
sd thanks Of the members. II general
" was held that the committee had
done all the most exacting could ex-
pect, and there was unanimous feel.
ing that the road to Iunkvllle, insofar
as the atreet railway of Brunswick Is
concerned, has been definitely block.
ed. Everybody fervently hopes so
anyway.
To Continue Operations.
incidentally, the committee, unless
called in special session by the presI
dent, will not be able to make final
report until next Friday. In spite OF
this the dominant sentiment was that
the road would not cease operations at
midnight Sunday. but that means
would be found to keep the wheels
moving the theory being that II IL
easier TO shove along going con.
cern. however decrepit It's gait, than
1t Is to bulge the same body when at
4 dead rest
extend Vote Of Thanks.
In his report OF the street railway
situation, George G. Smith, chairman
Of the committee having the matter
in hand. supplemented all that had
been said by the chairman. and then
in . highly interesting manner ampli.
fssd IL IN such manner as 10 Increase
the certainty felt by all that some.
thing really tangible would result.
Mr.. Smith and his committee were
given unanimous vote OF thanks.
and urged 20 keep the good work go
Ing.
To Erect Slnnboards.
As chairman of the committee mp
pointed TO arrange for the necessary
slgn boards on the road between this
city and Jacksonville on the south
and Savannah 10 the north, Louis J.
LeAvy reported that metal sign,
would cost about so. and ornate wood
boards about $50. There was u gener
IL discussion as 70 which was hest
aud then motion was unanimously
adopted placing the whole matter 10
the hands of the committee. This siEas
hoArds. three hy eleven feet. will be
erected At the Insersecsing roads north
II woodblne. and at Midway church
The estimated cost 70 paint the signs
was placed At about SIS.
During the general discussion OF the
slguhoaras. Judge :. c, Butts tooh
occasion TO gently but firmly prod
these msmhNrs who had npt been
prompt in paving their fines Ills re
marks we're well received.
TelegFem From Atlanta.
TAsre was no report from the good
roads committee. the chairman stat
eA. ~ that body was IN Atlanta con
Gerrlng with the highway commission
on she important masseF az smmedaass
ssAsw aid for she Brunswick waycroe'
highway. shortly after this state
neat vas made ~ AT. Wilcox he re
eesvsa an assarsas telegram from ~