The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-04
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ALL DEPARTMENTS PHONE 1873
The Board of Trade wants your aid
and cooperation and it is asking for
it. Want you give it freely?
The Fascist found at least
bloodless way of entertaining Rome
and in the light of the past that was
some precedent itself.
The next big anniversary on the
calendar is November 11th-Armis-
tice day. Let s make it real gala
day..
The crime wave we hear so much
of these days and which is ever
present on the front page, is impair
tial at any rate, 1t takes the preach
er right along in its wake.
We are told that Governor Hard
wick is to take steps at once in the
interest of prison reform in Georgia. |
The governor is little dilatory IN
the promises, to say the very best OF
it.
Give your whole hearted and cor
dial support to the ladies of the Y.
w. G. A., who are making a very
strong effort this week to produce
funds with which to operate tlsis
magnificent Brunswick institution.
The Fordney tariff act and new
berryism alone was enough to etern-
nally kill any administration, as our
friends. the Republicans, will find
out next Tuesday
AS November 7th., approaches the
mourners bench in the Republican
party becomes more and more crowd
ed and. when the smoke Of battle
clears away, the country is going to
behold some formerly large political
personages on the very front seat,
Well. well, the bonds for the st.
Simon highway have been validated
by the superior court. What's the
delay now? Why not get right busy
advertise the bonds, sell them and
start the work? Think 1t over, gen
tlemen in charge.
The labor party in England a few
days ago met an Overwhelming defeat
Labor will some day discover that it
it losing its popularity for the reason
that it is blindly following a poor and
misdirected leadership. Strikes, VIC
lence, assaults on government, etc.
are not instruments with which to
win popular approval i'll civilized
lands.
Once again, we want our friends
and every one else for that matter to
know and understand without any
confusion at all, that the News is not
in politics and never again does it
propose to play that game. Every
good and wholesome movement for
the public interest will have our cor
dial and active support. but we will
not take part in purely local politics.
The country will not soon forget
Thomas Nelson Page, whose funeral
occurred in Virginia yesterday. His
work as an author alone entities him
to very high place in the hearts
of his people. He was true South
erner and in his works he had hap
by fashion of portraying the best
there is in the history and the trad-
ton Of this SUNNY land of ours. Peace
to his ashes.
Within the next TEN days now
there will be completed in Bruins
wick, perhaps the handsomest school
building for colored. children in the
state iof Georgia. The building IS
strictly modern and high class and
would bean ,ornamentsgto any city in
the state. We are persuaded that it
is fine sign OF the times, when a
community gets busy on school
buildings.