The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-21

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ALL DEPARTMENTS PHONE 1sa
Is there not some sort of a drive
on this week? Brunswick has grown
used to it now and it will seem odd
without one. How about it?
Guyt McLendon tried very hard to
muddy the waters in that simple mat
ter of giving Senator George his COM
mission. But he failed, due to COM
mon sense of Governor Hardwick.
Chairman Davenport and his as
sociates on that Board of Trade drive
have done some very fine work and
Brunswick appreciates it to the very
limit.
Already the newspapers have fol-
gotten all about the wedding of Will
helm and already he has gone back
to that wood pile. How different from
the last wedding in which he played
stellar role.
With The preachers, the doctors acI
ti'e dentists all within her confines
his seek, our neighboring city of
Eaycross ought to be well fortified
against all the ills to which the flesh
is heir. IS
Senator Capper, of Kansas, puts
the President on notice that he is GO
ing to wage war on his pet ship Sub
sidy bill. In fact the Kansas Sena-
tor says he is opposed to many of the
laws written into the record by the
last congress. So the music starts
ands starts in the house of the Pres
ident.
Say what you please about Henry
Ford but he is wonder. He is now
asking the Interstate Commerce Com
mission for permission to make all
employees of his railroad sharehoId-
els In the earnings. He found this
pian worked all right in his big auto
mobile plants and he wants to oivo
II try-out on his railroad line
Airead we can see that the toma-
iaWk is out for the Attorney General
IN the extra session of congress.
congressman Keeper, Republican, of
minnesota, who introduced imneacb-
ment Proceedings in the last congress-.
announces that he proposes to press
The matter Immediately. Daugherty
might do well to follow lie example
set By Newberry.
Brunswick is holding a city wide
primary today for the nomination of
a candidate for city commissioner
however, our people have long apo
grown weary of the game of narti-
san and fractional politics and thew
SIMPLY refuse to play it. Two gentle
men are candidates today and ono of
tnem will be chosen without anv fric-
ZION, any feeling or any heated cam
paign.
senator Newberry has finally s,,r
rendered to the inevitable and has 70
sighed ms seatt in the Senate. which
mas been such a bitter bone of conten-
,elon Tor many months. Of course. the
senator mas waited too long to win
very much admiration bv his act fo,.
= Is a certainty that the next Sem
ate would have expelled him any,
way. 1t is to be hoped that tho New
berry case will have a wholesome
result IN the future and the United
states Senate may soon cease to be
the home of American miIIionairesr
we note with extreme regret that
our old friend Thomas W. Loyless,
has severed his connection as editor
Of TIE Columns Enquirer-Sun. due II
seems to some disagreement on edi-
torial policy between Mr.. Loyless and
Mr. Julian Harris, the owner of the
paper of course we are not advised
70 the nature Of these differences,
bit We Do know that any newspa-
pcri the sufferer when it loses such
pen as Tom LoyIess yields. He
IS able gifted and courageous and we
hope his nlatchlcss ability will soon
find d LARGER and broader felt