The Brunswick news., 1922-07-14

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ALL DEPARTMENT. PHONE 1873
One trouble with the Highway de-
partment is that John N Holder is u
politician with the gubernatorial bee
in his bonnet
"A whole car load of whiskey done
up neatly in paint cans was discover
ed in Augusta the other day. Red
: laint cans, eh?
Atlanta man attempted to kiss a
lady the other day without her con-
sent and received wallop from her
that sent him to the hospital first and
then to the Jail. There is equal rights
for you all right enough!
Watch out you mere males! Cover
nor Hardwick has approved the bill
just passed by the Georgia legislature
giving women equal rights with the
4 men in this dear old Georgia! Watch
out.
The movement to repeal the tax act
in Georgia has been defeated as it,
not been given a fair chance to do
things it was intended to do. We are
delighted that the Georgia senate has
He'd the thing in its very beginning.
Senator Smith, OF South Carolina,
in a speech in the Unuited States SEN
ate yesterday advocated the plan of
+ the United States government fixing
the price of cotton. A fine idea, but
a Utopian one. Wall street will see
J to the impossibility of such thing.
u That wholesale abolition of unnec
essary boards and commissions which
Governor Hardwick told us about in
the last gubernatorial campaign seems
to have fizzled out. The boards and
or accounted for.
q. ]. A. Holloman, generally Washing
i kbn correspondent of the Atlanta Con
&itution, seems recently to have sup
#lied a more striking place on that
Nsplendid newspaper. He i is now ap
Fpearing as the chief of the strong arm
squad!
Georgia will rue the day and rue it
bitterly that some of her wo-by-four
politicians succeed in putting her
State highway department into the
quagmire of dirty politics! 1t must not
be allowed.
: The people of Georgia will regret to
&arn that Hon. G. Murphy Gambler at
I, esert head of the Georgia Railroad
.Jommission will not seek reelection
safter his present term of office ex-
Iires. Mr.. Gambler 1e1ongs to that
!, ( III type of Georgia official and the
cannot we'll afford to lose him.
All over the country, the newspap- |
yfs are deploring the sudden death of
Hon. e. w. Barrett, the able editor of
the Birmingham Age-Herald. He was
shining light in the field OF Journal |
ism and his death has caused pro-
foundest sorrow.
Strong efforts are being made to
bring to an agreement both sides in |
the impending rail strike. 1t is to be
hoped that the movement will succeed. |
The country wants to see these two
elements cemented in a closer and
better understanding.
"Hark from the tomb dismal |
sound" Judge Dick Russell has bob
bed ip the midst Of the present politi- |
Nal activity in Georgia and announces
4 IN candidacy for the supreme court. |
sr all of these years Richard is
Wlnihg true to form-he is candi-
The Officers and members of the
.Grand Lodge, sIS:6ghts of Pythias, col
|orcd, Of Georgia deserve theScommen- j
|datib nof the people iof the whaelssfatei
"a the hight class and thoroughly Sbus-
Bs-lilSe mSnner in swhichSthe great
lvention las been handled in this
The department of the visitors
been beyond reproach and the
Ole thing reflects credit on the race
ssild on the state Of Georgia as well,