The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-07-23

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ALL DEPARTMENT PHONE 1873
The peaches on the st. Simon beach
will be lonely these star-lit evenings,
with the soldier boys away.
President Harding mas found out, as
other CHIEF executives have done, that
adjusting a strike with kid gloves on,
is an unusual and difficult atunt to pull.
Roosevelt and Wilson. all made the
same discovery.
The bill to provide a commission to
try and save the a., Z. & A. railroad
from the junk man, has passed the
state senate 1t is our opinion that
the A B. & A. is making rapid strides
in the direction of saving itself.
We agree with Governor Hardwick
that it would have been bad policy to
have repealed the tax equalization
law, without supplying something bet
ter. But we do not agree with him
that those who thing to the contrary
ore without character and brains.
The movement launched by the local
D. 70. K X. organization for a great
Labor day celebration in Brunswick
is splendid one and we sincerely hope
the widest sort Of cooperation will be
extended by all of the civic organiza-
tons of the city and that the occasion
will prove to be a real success.
Senator w. J. Harris, who is at pres
ent in the state for a few days, has
been invited nd has accepted the in
yitation to address the general assem-
bly, of Georgia on Tuesday next. He
will probably give an account Of his
stewardship. Senator Harris is MAX
ing the state one of the best senators
she ever had
Brunswick has reasons to be pleased
with the splendid praise that comes
from the state guard officers who have
been in command at st. Simon for the
past ten days, as TO the advantages
possessed by that island for camp site
purposes. The truth of the matter is
that st. Simon is an ideal camp site,
as every military man who has visit
ed it will bear evidence.
You should remember that the time
is growing short now for securing
your policy in the North american
Accident Insurance Company. 1t costs
absolutely nothing-just take The
News for one year, pay $3.50 for it and
the policy will be issued instanter.
We want to express our sincere ap-
probation to the people of Brunswick
for the handsome fashion in which
they responded to the call to extend
welcome and aid in the entertainment
of the members of the Georgia Press
Association. 1t was done in the usual
faultless Brunswick manner and that
our guest were delighted with their
visit, there is not the slightest doubt
We very much hope that the city
commission will find it convenient tC
issue that call for the st. Simon high
way bond election as early as posi-
BILE. The act has been passed and
signed by the chief executive of the
state and it only remains for the PEG
pie of Brunswick to finish the PROPOSE
tion by voting for the issue.
Nebraska has climbed right into
that Republican progressive band wag
on and her voters few days ago de-
feated another Harding administra
ton candidate for the United States
senate and nominated an old Bull
Mooser. The thing seems to be chron
ic.
The largest individual owner OF
newspaper properties in the world
Lord Northcliffe, of London, is at the
poistl Of death. He has been a power
in the political life of England fol
many years and in his times he has
cast into oblivion many British pre-
miers and other high officials. He has