The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-10-06
ALL DEPARTMENTS PHONE 1888

ALL DEPARTMENTS PHONE 1888
There is just one redeeming feature
about this senatorial compaign. II
cannot last very long.
"All's well that ends well'' The Ma
con convention is thing of the past
and the party still lives. Hip, hip,
hurrahi
incidentally Brunswick shipping is
on the increase and that after all is
the goose that lays the golden egg
for any and every seaport city
Little Joe Brown deserves q real
chrome In the piping days of plenti-
full candidates for the United States
Senate, not one word has been said
about Little Joe.
The Imperial Wizard, Clarke of the
e X X. has resigned again. How
ever, these designations, home how
or the other, do not seem to have the
necessary sticking qualities.
The fair little city of Rome, up in
the mountains of Georgia, is inaugu-
rating great home coming event this
week. We wonder if something of the
kind in Brunswick would not prove to
be intere sting?
We hope thou art the man is the
captain of a front page editorial in
the Macon Telegraph, endorsing Judge
Walter George. of Vienna, for the
United States senate. No doubt the
caption, at least, finds hearty amen
in the heart of Judge George.
The Board of Trade drive for new
members is worthy of the careful con-
sideration of every genuine Bruins
wickian. If you are not member Of
the Board, you ought to be. When the
committee calls en- you come across
and do it with a smile.
In spite of the fact that Glynn coun-
ty was overwhelmingly for Clifford
Walker both in the recent primady
and the one in 1921, we note with re-
greet that the county is not represent
ed on the new Democratic executive
committee of the state.
$50. &c : Is
The thriving little city of Cordele
has voted Overwhelmingly to adopt
the Commission form of government
on January first All over the state
there is trend to this system, which
Brunswick is trying ont and which
up to the present seems to be giving
satisfaction
The Atlanta press agents of Gov
are out with a prediction that the
appointment of Mrs. FELTON, to the
Senate, may win Hardwick the wo-
man vote of the state. What a start
ling revelation! But how badly
wrongl
Col. Blease, of South Carolina, is
raw with the world. Well, to tell
the truth about it. Cole has no kick
coming He should live in the glori.
GUS past, when it was not such diff
cult job for the demagogue and pre-
tender to fool the people. The Ameri-
can voter in this day and generation
has grown to be a wise guy.
After all, the Macon convention OF
Wednesday seems to have ended
without sowing any additional seeds
of discomfort in the ranks of the
party. We are glad Of it as We have
said in the recent past on many oc-
casions, we have had too much war
in the Democratic party in Georgia.
What we want now is peace, sweet
peace!
In the speech of acceptance the
other day in Macon Clifford Walker
took pot shot at that Kimball house
lobby, which J. has been doing
business unblushinglyI in Georgia for
many Years and which is a disgrace
to- the whole state. If, 6asf Governor,
Mr.. Walker can eliminate this nefaJ'
ious proposition, he viii have render.
ed signal public service to the peo-
pie of the state.