The Brunswick news., 1922-07-13

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It's an off day now when Senator
Hefin does not land on Governor
Harding of the Federal Reserve
Boafil
The recent message of Governor
Hardwick was very good one. But
that's not the thing that counts. What
Georgia needs is action not rhetoric.
With moonlight and star light and
music and brass buttons all on st.
Simon, is there any wonder that the
minds of the local lassies are turn
ing in that direction this week?
If there is anything wrong with the
Georgia highway department and we
do not believe that there Is, then the
people of Georgia ought to know it.
If, there is not, men like Representa-
tive McMichael ought to be muzzled.
Get behind that Southeastern Truck
Growers Association. 1t is move
ment in the right direction and ought
to have the cooperation OF every man
in the county who is interested in
farming.
Brunswick is pleased With the man
ner in which the Georgia colored
knights of Pythias have conducted
themselves while in the city to say
nothing of the MANY public entertain
ing features of the convention.
Chief Justice Taft is happy on the
way from his visit to dear old London.
Certainly he won the hearts of the
English and few men have been more
enthusiastically acclaimed in the Eng
lish metropolis in the last few years
than was Mr.. Taft.
The members of the House have ar
advantage Of those in the Senate just
now They are enjoying a recess tin7
til August Is and are busy trying tc
hold their jobs. Many of them ART
up against tough propo sition slI
right enough.
When our commercial bodies learn
that it is as much their province tt
take care OF the industries tafit We
have, as it is to secure new oises, tlier
they will have travelled d long dis
tarice towards first class service in
their line. Think it over!
Here is to the success of the Ucfnil
gee River Navigation Company Which
is now operating its steamers to the
port of Brunswick. 1t seems to us
that there should be "a good Held for
:hese boats. and that cargoes both
ways ought to be forthcoming. n
s John D. Rockefeller has just eele-
.brated his eighty-tliird birthday and
they tell it on him in New York that
d he expects to reach the ripe old age
.of hundred years. Certainly MIR.
Rockefeller has found the way to pro,
per living and his years rest lightly
on him.
President Harding told his Marion
home folks the other day that there
. was no room for pessifhisffi in the
country and that the Republic was
safe. The Republic has always been
safe, but the coal and railroad situa,
tion are not calculated just now to
enthuse us very mitch.
South Georgia isstils garden spot q
Georgia and in fact of the whole
South Here awaits the field for the
practical farmer; the man who knows
how to till the soil and here the mai
with energy and small capital can iiiid
ample opportunity for investing both
time and labor with good Returns. II
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WAsnBat COMES to Staging q q s real 'pa
mae iiH that sssse,sii IL s4Hals h I Al
ofsanizafaon iii ffeafSla ths ealdfl'saS'
knights Of Pythias' shoIding its grand
lodge meeting Il here Just now, has
made 4 new record The event was
simply splendid and those in charge
Of It's execution deserve the fullest
measure Of success.