The Brunswick news., 1922-06-29

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OF the city Of Brunswick and of tho
County Fl Giynn.
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: the use for publication of all news
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-ews published herein.
ALL DEPARTMENTS PHONE 1873
Georgias list OF favorite sons. in
connection with the gubernatorial Of
fee seems to be growing right along.
"Fools rush in where angels fearI
to tread" With hundreds Of thou
sands Of jobless men in the country.
four hundred thousand railway shop
men vete to strike!
Chicago man has just welded, after
a postponement of the event for fifty
long years. That serves to remind us
OF the fact that men never reach that
age where they should really know
better.
Brunswick fans must remember that
if the home team wen all the time, the
games would gradually grow monoto-
nous The locals thus far in the sea-
son have given dandy good account
of themselves.
Padrick is now full Of remorse. In
that respect at least this rather odd
sort of an individual, does not differ
very much from the average criminal.
Old man remorse always gets them
toe late in the day.
after another monumental bitiff,
President Harding has sent that del
egation from the Philippines back
home with very little encouragement
as to the independence they are vainly
seeking over there.
That movement for Y. NJ G. A.
in Brunswick is one of the best we
have inaugurated in many years. I'll
should have the cordial support and
the active cooperation of every man
and woman in the city.
We obseve that the Ku Klux Klan
has Iayed down an open challenge toI
the /. w. w, May the fight be to the
death and may both contenders
achieve notable victories. This coun-
try would be better Off with both Of
them out Of existence.
Let us hope that the average mem
her of the legislature is fuIly aware OIL
the real situation in Georgia and that
he goes to Atlanta imbued with sin
4eese aad earnest desire to give to the
state the very best that there is in
him.
Those superior court tadges who
have made a study Of the situation
and who have reported Georgia's pris-
on system to be in bad shape, have
2ne their part in good faith. Now
silI the Legislature do the needful in
me premises?
Press dispatches this morning tell
us that there is till chance of set
Ting the differences existing between
railroads and their employees and We
sincerely hope that wise heads will
reach a plan by which all parties at
interest will be satisfied for many
years to come.
Lloyd George must Of necessity
hare to be a very agile acrobatic scrt
Of statesman to ana it convenient
to enter into wrestling match with
the English parliament about twice a
week AT times the bear throws Lloyd
and then again Lloyd throws the bear
However, the astate Premier manages
TO stay on the JOB.
Judge HoSard Of Columbus, an
nounces that, il he gets the proper en-l
enlargement he too viii enter the
gubernatorial race. IN that event, we
expect TO see the Judge shy his hat.
we fancy Il did not take very much
epeouraeeplent 70 get at leaat t@o Of
me present candidates into the ffay'
While + Is ~ TOO fghe THAT claYl
Aopzen, ~ eoFs4uof I84faHlek ssys,.
w Aee4 dplee bnsIne r ii Atlaita