The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-30

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ALL DEPARTMENTS PHONE 1873.
President Harding must have beel
badly out Of sorts this last week end
He, overlooked his usual weekly va
cation.
w. j. B. and Col. e. M. House ar,
both unusually silent these days
However, we are rather enjoying thu
thing
That dirigible wreck gave up twt
more American bodies on Sunday. /
was the most frightful accident CT the
kind In the history, of the air ant
ii has saddened two nations.
We really wonder If any one. does
know why We are waiting to repair
that Norwich street drive? If they
do, they will oblige an impatient pub
lie by telling the secret.
All sover North and South Carolina
cotton mills that were closed dowr
III June are rsuming operation. This
will reduce the army of the unemploy
ed and 1t will help to bring good
times
Atlanta is going to pull off her nun
icipaL election tomorrow. We sincere
" hope that her voters will admins
ter a stinging rebuke to every official
who was mixed up in that infamous
bunco game.
OfiiciaI figures show that there was
decrease OF more than eight hun
dred million dollars in internal reve
nue. collections for 1921 over 1920
The total however. succeeded II
reaching up to four and one-half bill
lions Of dolIars
Every now and then some Republi
can United States senator issues q
solemn warning to his marty. How
ever. II has always been custom
with the G. o. p to close the ear te
good advice while the pork barrel was
yet handy
Secretary Hoover has asked Prest
dent Harding 10 call a conference t.
take steps to solve the unemployment
problem. The situation lis the most
serious one now confronting the coun
try and 1t seems to grow greater al
the time.
Brunswick people are all In good
humor. They are hopeful buncn al
all times and just now they are we'd
ded to the idea that business condi
tions are. swiftly coming back to tho
normal. After all. great deal Of oul
hard times has been a sort of mind
thought.
France may now compose her sou
IN peace. II has been officially states
from Washington that the negotia
tons az the Disarmament conference
viii be conducted in both English ant
French. thus following the example
set by the Versailles peace confer
ances
The county police would do well [,
keep an eye on the speed bugs wh'
are Ireqnenting the Darien road jus
now. SUNDAY the whole highway wa
monopollxed by negro drivers VIII,
thought nothing OF making fifty miles
per hour. There II little wonder tina
there was serious and fatal aeeiden
ON the rpad before the day was over
This praetlce should be stopped.
We eannot believe that the 400 .00I
members ~ the "nIg -Four" hro,hes
hood viii vote 10 strike in the presen
controversy over wages fixed by tn
United States labor hoard. Surel.
those men win have better sense thar
ID add another half million az mel
Is she already tremendous army 0
the unemployed. The thing seems IN
thiakahle.
Memorial services We're held Al Ia
ltOhekep piers on sunday over IN
bosiies - sga5 dead American boys
wsm'ss{e lsselr lives il The world war
WAen 80 thank Of this We can roaalr
sAnd why persAing was unwll
in9 II III oss IL Berlin. This womb
hAve eass twa hundred thousand NOR
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