The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-04

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AT DEPARTMENTS PHONE -:ss,
And yet in the face of it all--they
continue to tell US that September is
Fall month";
One week from tomorrow morning
and that old, familiar Yaryan whistle
will ring out again to the delight of
the people Of Brunswick.
Those Brunswick trap shooters did
some dandy good work at the big
Macon tournament and from all re-
ports were among the best shots at
the meeting.
All Of the churches Of the city in
vite your presence today. Attractive
music and interesting services have
been arranged for your pleasure and
very cordial welcome awaits you.
The city league ball season Is prac.
tically at an end. The boys have
played some fine ball; have afforded
real amusement during the whole
summer and they are entitled to the
thanks of the entire community.
Mayor Stewart seems to be the
stormy petrol of Savannah. He is
now In wordy war with the Geor
gia Medical Society. The man must
have his full share of hardihood who
engages in scrap with bunch of
surgeons--they are too handy with
the knife.
There is no use in talking about
It, Uncle Joe Cannon Is one more
grand old man. AT eighsy.six, he dc
elares he Is In the race for congress
and what's more than that, he de
clares he is going to win. We be-
lieve him to in the light OF past his
tory on the subject.
The coming OF the government
cleanup squad to Brunswick on Mon
day offers old service men Of this
community every opportunity to ad.
just any and all differences they may
have with the government because of
their service during the world war.
Local veterans should take advan-
tages of the opportunity.
II seems TO be clearly up TO the
city OF Brunswick to make the re.
pairs so badly and urgently needed
on Norwich street. The people of
Brunswick have been long suffering
and patient In the matter and they
should have the relief to whloa they
are clearly entitled
That Washington land owner who
wants to rent house to the govern.
ment, for use of the Disarmament
conference, which few weeks ago.
was offered for sale at $4,000 for the
small, insignificant rental OF $4,000
por month! The chances are that
this fellow would be highly incensed
II one called him a protiteer!
Alien Property Custodian Millor In
an address delivered at Norfolk few
days ago advocated very fair dis
position OF the property nov In hts
hands. lie suggests that the govern.
ment retain al of this property until
Germany makes Preparations for loss
of American life and property dur
Ing the period when the United States
was a neutral power Sounds pretty
reasonable. we should say.
More and more pressure IL being
brought upon Judge X. NJ. Lands of
the United states district court of
Illinois 70 resign from the bench or
quit that baseball game, However.
Judge i.audas does neither the one
nor the other and continues to serve
Ia both places. Congress should act
on the bin introduced some time ago
and which II aimed sauarely at Judge
f.andla
II nothing happens 80 intoriere with
present plans. the engineers who are
new a, work On that ~. simon aridss
survey. viii anish their sob oaS SEP
sslpNer III when this pr rlilp nary
@s8k lNoyor with. ~ vii know more
sbens the sOal situation and thea !
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