The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-06-15


Three Months. .............. ECO
One Month. Observation-Disclosures. ~
The News Is the official newspaper
of the City of Brunswick and OF the
County of Glynn.
Member of the Associated Press.
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.aws published herein.
ALL DEPARTMENTS PHONE 1888
This is no time for strike. It's
entirely too hot.
President Harding threatens to do
a little driving on his own account.
Don't weaken. The. are three
more months OF this weather yet to
come.
There should be no complaint on ac-
count of the muddy roads in this sec
ton up to sun-up this morning.
The graduate who regards di-
ploma as commission to 60 to work
will be pretty apt to succeed, sagely
suggests the Albany Herald.
Secretary Weeks told tna gradual
ing class at West Point that the Unit
ed States needs a goo1 army. Che
supposition is that it was a good army
up to year and d half aso
The president seems to have his
heart set on the passage OF The ship
subsidy bill, and there are a few dis
affected Republicans ana Democrats
that are just as set" in the Other di-
rection.
Since the president entered his pro-
test to the acquisition OF Muscle
Shoals by Henry Ford there has been
very little said on the subject. Maybe
Mr.. Harding is waiting to get Senator
Newberry's consent to the transfer.
The president had as his guests on
his recent cruise on the Mayhower,
Attorney General Daugherty and Sen
ator Newberry 1t is still matter oil
conjecture how he failed to include
Senators Tom Watson and Caraway in
his little party.
1t now develops that the great state
of Georgia has been conducting a
murder farm" for penal institution.
It's abolition is expected to result
when recommendations are made by
the commission which is now making
probe into the disgraceful manner in
which the farm has been conducted.
Paul HARDER has as ;umei the place
as treasurer and general manager Of
the Rome Tribune herald , which re
sponsible place a. vas appointed by
The owners OF tina; paper some tim
pgo. Manager Ha PC" has the best
wishes Of the entire press OF tho state
and a world OF fr;5 ads cntsid- tf the
craft who wish him eycr.5 possible sue
cess in his new fell.
prominent physician from Cada
da. visiting delegate to a medical con
vention in Philadelphia. has given this
valuable health hint: III golf inter
feres with business, the thing 10 do Is
to give up business. No .1an, ~ mat
ter how busy he is. should 3acritice hi.
life for his business CT profession.
Some folks have always contendet
that it would never do to allow bust
ness to interfere with pleasure.
The proposed organization OF ;
farmers cooperative agency in Glyn1
county, scheduled for tonight, shoult
by all means materialize. as organiza
ton is the keynote of success in farm
ing as well as in other lines. The sue
cessful marketing of crops is as es
sential as raising them, and the soon
er the farmers of Glynn get together
on this important matter the sooner
success awaits them.
Teachers in the public schools o
Georgia commit ASST and latter!
every time they adm ni3t51 ctrpcra
punishment to student, according IL
ruling just made by Recorde
sehwgtzJ of saNannah, who hold
that thiyfha been the law all thu
tine, but never enforced. The discoy
ery of THIS law was unfortunate, ant
il should be amended before anothe