The Brunswick news., 1922-07-15

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ALL DEPARTMENT. PHONE 1873
In Ireland they call them the IT.
regulars: in Mexico they call them the
bandits.
In view of the conference being held
there some wit has pointed out the
ague in the Hague.
striking shopmen cheer the name
of Wilson," says a headliner in an
exchange But the chances are they
voted for Harding!
1t must be confessed that the Los
Angeles judge who has just ruled in
f9vor of Gloria Swanson in contested
case, did at least the natural thing.
"Stole his wife, four children and
the furniture" says a headliner in the
Rome Tribune-Herald of a local story
in that city. At any rate it seems that
the intruder left the dog and the cat!
Perhaps a repeal of the eight hour
law. would serve to make it less diff
cult for strikers and employee to agree
generally. Were it not for that law
there would be more trading ground
in any and in all strike negotiations.
Every day we read of automobile
accidents in which one or more per-
sons lose their lives and most of this
is caused by the speed fiend He is
really worse than the man who rock
ed the boat.
Berlin announces to Paris that the
amount of 32,000000 in gold marks
will be paid to the Allies this morn
ing. That ought to serve to keep
Brother Poincare quiet for at least ten
days.
While Savannah has a gasoline war
on and the rate is running along from
23 to 25 cents per gallon. Down here
in Brunswick lin times of peace we
continue to pay rs cents. Oh! for
little gas war on our own account!
Two fair and winsome lady candl-
dates for the city council in Augusta
were showed under in an election held
in that city the other day. Augusta
might have done worse things than to
have elected these sisters of Eve to
the positions they desired.
At this distance the nomination OF
William r. Hearst to be governor OF
New York in the Democrat ticket is
unthinkable. In the first place Hearst
is not a Democrat and in the second
the party would be inviting defeat and
disaster to name him, even if he were
Senator McCumber is still harping
about that poison gas that had been
scattered against him in North Dako-
ia for the past two years. You just
wait until November and many Repub-
lican congressman will have reason to
believe that a whole German regiment
is on the poison gas job again.
Elmer Dover, designated as an assls-
tant secretary of the treasury, but In
reality the spokesman of the Harding
administration has been forced to get
out and get under. He has resigned
his lob. He should have been fired
There should be no official spokesman
in any administration these days.
The Associated Press reports of yes
terday indicated that the Senate COM
mittee ON Agriculture will make some
report on the Muscle Shoals situation
today. After all of the wrangllng,
etc, over this matter, it would be most
refreshing if the Republicans in con-
gress arose to the occasion and gave
Ford this great chance to do real
service for the country.
The Georgia legislature is up to It's
fayorite pastime again and is Wasting
its fine and the peeple's money, IN
time 6fg is8al stress, debating The. oapl
tai removal bill. Truly, don't yesu
think its time to end all that silly
talk? Is there any real fundamental
/. reason why the capital should be re
moved and why legislators should
waste the time Of the state every yeal
in such talk2