The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-17
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ALL DEPARTMENTS PHONE 1873

Join the Brunswick Board of Trade
It's duty and duty that combines
lots of pleasure with it.
Bonar Law seems to have won out
in England, but later returns do not
indicate anything like a sweeping vic
tory. There are rocks ahead for
Brother Law.
The effects of the Republican tar
if bill is felt in more ways than one.
Armour & Company have asked for
permission to merge with number
of smaller packers!
Judge Munro, Of the Columbus cir
cult, is in the middle of the spotlight
again. Evidently the Judge likes to
keep his name on the front pages of
his home newspapers.
DR.. ]. w. Daniel, of Savannah, is
preaching some very wholesome and
sensible doctrines to the politicians
of that city. If Savannah will listen
to the good Doctor, she will be both
happy and fortunate.
That membership committee of the
Board of Trade has done some very
fine work for that organization DUR
ing the week and is still doing so. If
you have not had the opportunity of
cooperating with the committee, do so
today. They will appreciate it and o
will all of Brunswick.
Information comes from Washing
ton to the effect that President Hard
ing will, as congress meets, open up
his fight on the progressives and try
and push through his ship subsidy
measure. Fine and dandy for the
Democrat, but suicidal for his own
party.
We are pleased to observe that the
local chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution are to put on a
great Georgia products dinner early
in December. If there is one thing
any better than another one, it is a
Georgia dinner and we are sure that
! the ladies of the D. A. r. know how
to serve one.
The voters in Georgia were in no
humor to pass constitutional amend
ments on November 7th. 1t is now
evident that all of those submitted
We're defeated. The amendment to in
crease the salary of the judge of the
suprior court of the Augusta circuit,
is very close and unofficially appears
to be defeated.
After all is said and done, lloyd
George has simply got his! That's
all there is to it and it is no refec-
ton on the great war premier of Eng
land whose record will be written in
gold one of these days. In time the
English people will restore him to
power and vote for his policies, just
as the American people are return
ing to the things that are represented
by Woodrow Wilson.
While we would like to see the am
bition Of Mrs. FELTON, gratified and
wopld like to see Georgia have the
distinction of having the first woman
senator, we really do not think there
is any good reason for attempting to
transgress the law on the subject, nor
should Georgia be placed in the fool
ish attitude of having two claimants
for one senatorship, when congress
meets next Monday. =
Secretary of State McLendon has a
habit of butting into the affairs of
ether people He demonstrated his
uiafitncss for the job he holds in his
brazen attempts to bear false testi-
mony against Brunswick in the mat
ter Of the port terminal fight this
summer Now he disregarded the
IS 1uctioi4s Of the Goyefnorsof Geor5
s sis and on a technicality, pare and
s. nipple, refuses The Instructions Of the
chief executive to issue a connpissipn
Is Senator Geergel There Is NPonaa-
sling wrong with IA mental pro-
ses.,sss Of this mani