The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-03


The News Is the official newspaper
Of the. City of Brunswick.
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Member of the Associated Press.
The Associa ted Press is entitled to
the use for publication of all news
credited to it or not otherwise credit
ID in this paper, aud also to the local
news published herein.
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ALL DEPARTMENTS PHONE 1888
Padrick says he is happy over ms
sentence of a life in thepen. Surely
if he is satisfied with it, the rest o'
the world ought not to be disturbed
The great question of the hour Just
now is, shall the change for the
heavier ones be made now or b"
postponed for season?
Was not that glorious day yestel'
day for the month of November anu
was it not enough to make the worst
sort of pessimist as happy as a
lark?
We have just been told by co.,
lector of Internal Revenue Rose that
Georgia will save $5,8O0,000 in gov
eminent taxes for the current year
That's lots of money to save and il
sounds mighty good to us.
Keep in mind. that this is plan
tree week all over the country
there is one transcendent beauty that
Brunswick possesses, it is her won
derful trees. Why not plant few
more during the week?
The only real wholesome thing that
shines out from that Hall-MilFs trag-
edy in New Jersey like a bright ray
of sunlight, is the faith of the WIDOW
of the clergyman in her murderer
husband. Let us ope that 1t VIII
stand the test.
In the death of Hon. Thomas Mel
son Page, the eminent Nrglnlah,
ives one of it's brightest minds. An
which occurred in his old dominion
home on Wednesday. the countrF
author and publicist, diplomat and
a man of letters, Thomas Nelson
Page occupied a unique position.
Thee Board of Trade anu the
NJ. C. A. are twin enterprises ~
which Brunswick has profound III
treset. Both of these Organizations
are asking your hearty cooperation
at the present momenr We know
that both are goint to get it. This
the Brunswick way.
We extend our sincere congratula-
tons to Hon. T. G. Boatright, the
new United States District Attorney,
gao has just taken the oath of Of
fse. Mr.. Boatright is an old friend
Of the writer, he same UP through
the school of hard knocks; is Il
strictly self-made man and he has our
very best wishes.
The News offers to the people OF
Brunswick this morning the best ad
yertising medium Brunswick has
ever possessed. It is serving a larg-
er territory in circulation than has
ever been attained in the past by
any Brunswick publication, and it
offers exceptional value as an advei-
{ Using proposition. The local me1-
chant is making a mistake if he does
not avail himself OF this opportunity
The local Womans Voters League
is proving to be one OF the most in
teresting organizations in the city.
The women of this league are taking
very broad and progressive view
of suffrage. They are studying the
larger problems involved and they
are making some splendid Roadway in
the forum which they have estab
l,shed and which is proving to be ed
ucational to all of the members.
Late reports fifrom MASSACHUSETTS
indicate that Senator Lodge has. his
Hack against the political wall aud if
sfght8ng for dear life5to save his sena.
tol;fal toga. We really and sincerely
believe it wouIdsb the omen of new
and a better government at Wash
ington, il the people of Massachu
sets should retire. Lodge next Tues