The Brunswick news., 1922-10-19

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ALL DEPARTMENTS PHONE 1873
Lloyd George. Walter George and |
Georgia are all in the spotlight at the
moment
The Atlantic Coast Line has let
the contract for the double tracking
of portion of its tracks in Georgia.
That's another good sign of the times,
Once in the life of every politician
the clcck strikes. 1t has struck il
Gorgia in unmistakable tones!
Glynn County deserves honorable
mention. She has managed to pick
the successful candidate twice in very
rapid succession.
Twenty communists have been al
rested in st. Joseph, Mich. charged
with plotting to overthrow the gov-i
ernment of the United States! Phew,
but what a horrible thought!
We wonder if there is any other Of
fee in sight fer which Governor Hard
wick would like to be defeated. If
so, we believe the people of Georgia
are in humor to deliver the goods.
Was the fact that he was an old
Watson man or that he TODD Hard
wick's measure to the satisfaction of
the vcters Of Georgia that account
ed for the election of Major. McGregor
to the head of the uension deprat
ment?
The Hon. Seaborn Wright may not
of Lookout mountain and figure it
out how he has fallen from grace in
tue eyes Ct the voting people in dear
old Georgia.
Bunk Cooper ran true to form. He
did not carry single county, helped
in the expense account; had his name
mentioned as d candidate for the
United States senate and all that's
about as usual.
A New York judge is horror-strick
in by the information adduced en- the
witness stand by a Chinese witness,
that to him an oath on Bible meant
noting at all The wonder is that
this Chinaman knew what the Bible
really was.
The coming of the u S. S. Toucey
to Brunswick on Navy Day was an
appreciable recognition of the port
by the United States Navy depart
ment. The officers and men of the
Toucey will receive a most cordial
welcome in this city.
How quickly have the women learn
ed the habit of chasing for office.
There are twenty-one women candi
dates out for seats in the House and
two for the senate, in the general cleo
tions to be held on November 7th. So
after all men and women differ but
little, in the matter of seeking the
easy places of the world.
Brunswick extends a very cordial
welcome this moring to the represen-
tatives of the Jounior Order Of Amer
can Mechanics, who come for their
district Meeting to this city. The
order is represented by high class
and representative Georgians, who rep
resent the best there is in labor AMI
they are thrice welcome to Bruins
wick.
The fact that Judge j. p Highsmith
has set October 81 as the date for
hearing the petition to validate the
bond issues in the interest of the st.
Simon highway and the extension
of the city sewerage system. will be
pleasing information to the people
of Brunswick. These are both davel-
opments Of prime Importance in which
this whole community has very deep
interest.
The St Simon Board of Trade has
with Scommendable enterprise arrang-
"a al big }harbecuet on October 27th,
I'd which the members Of the Young
SMer's club the Board of Trade and
.ot-.efs in the city have been invited,
Ws should turn out in force and thus
express our appreciationC of those
dy'is1anders, who are always back
or Brunswick on progressive lines.