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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-03-09
RELIGION FORWARD MOVEMENT
MEETING SUNDAY AFTERNOON

There will be an interesting meet
ing of the Men and Religion Forward
Increment at the city hall at 4.SO
o o'clock Sunday afternoon. The de-
partment of the boys work will be
under discussion. Rev 10y Warwick
will make the leading talk.
There will also be presentation
by various laymen of certain condi-
lions that exist in the city that re-
quire immediate and urgent attention.
These men will give some of their
experiences in matters involving the
moral welfare of the community, and
it is hoped that every man and boy
in The city of Brunswick who is in
terested in the moral uplift of the
nunity will be present. 1t is not
expected that any of these facts will
be presented in sensational way,
but in plain, straight forward talks
that will reveal the true conditions.
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Legal Advertisements
MORTGAGE SALE.

GEORGIA.-GLNNC COUNTY.
Under and by virtue of a power of
sale contained in that certain mort
gage executed and delivered unto J.
j. Lissner by Henry Davis, of said
county of Glynn, On March %. 1911.
and recorded in Book of MORTGAGES
NO 10. page 2S9, of the general rec
ords of said county of Glynn. given
to secure the payment of an indebt-
ness of two hundred and ninety-four
dollars, principal, there will be sold
before the courthouse door of said
county of Glynn. between the legal
hours of SALE on the first Tuesday in.
the same being the I'd day of April.
1912, tc the highest and best bidder
therefor for cash, the unexpired lease
hold interest of the said Henry Davis
IN and to that certain lot, tract or
parcel of land situate, lying and being
IN said county and state, and in the
City of Brunswick therein. and in
that portion of said city known as
Iown Commons, and being particular
y 'tSSASh1IVQ anu u6SCrlDeQ upon the
map or plan of said city as compiled
and drawn by Harwood J. Simmons.
civil engineer, in the year 1891, as the
southeastern one-fourth of Town Com
mons lot No. nine (9), lying between
Cochran avenue and Stonewall street.
said portion of said lot forming in
shape rectangle with ends thirty
seven and one-half feet and sides one
hundred feet in length; and being
bounded on the north by the north
eastern one-fourth of said lot number
nine, on the east by Stonewall street,
on he west by Town Commons lot
number seven, and on the west by the
southwestern one-fourth of said lot
NUMBER nine. Said property to be
sold to pay balance of $268.0O prin ]
cipal Que upon said indebtedness. with
interest thereon from June 22d, 1911.
and attorneys fees, The purchaser
pays for title.
It's %crcA :, 1919.
j. J. LISSNER,
MORTGAGE I'D Attorney in fact of tn
said Henry Davis.
o-a-w-4w.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
STATE Or GEORGIA,
COUNTY OF GLYNN

COUNTY OF GLYNN.
Will be sold before the door of the
courthouse in Brunswick, Ga, on the
first Tuesday in April, 1912, between
the legal hours of sale to the hignes,
and Lest bidder for cash the follow
ing described personal property, to-
wit: One Q) two-letter linotype or
typecasting machine of the Mergen-
thaler Linotype Company manufac-
ture, said machine known as linotype
Model 3, No. 1926, located in the
city of Brunswick said county. Said
property, levied on and to be sold as
tAe roperty of the Brunswick Journal
Co., defendant in fl ia, to satisfy that
certain mortgage execution April
IL, 1911, and levied on May 8, 1911,
for principal $1,190 besides interest
from September 6, 1906, until paid
besides the costs of court. Said prop
erty is machinery and difficult and
expensive to move and transport, ana
will be sold without exposing the
same before said courthouse door:
the said property is now located in
my possession at No. 314 Newcastle
street, Brunswick, Ca, where the
same can be seen by prospective pur-
chasers. Written notice of levy given
said defendant as required by law.
This February 7, 1912.
VIM II. BERRIE,
Sheriff, Glynn County, Georgia.
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4 VERY DANGEROUS PROCEEDING

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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-03-09
BIG, REVIVAL BEING HELD
AT EMORY COLLEGE

The press reports tell of a revival
in progress at Emory College, where
so many young men 60 from Georgia
and other states. The meetings are
being conducted and preaching being
done by Rev. Walter Crawley, the col
lege pastor. President Dickey, Pro
fesser Smith, Professor Melton and
others are assisting in the good work.
Mr.. Crawley has been engaged to
carry or a two-weeks' meeting at the
First Methodist church here, begin
ming Monday after Easter Sunday. He
has been very successful in pastor
and evangelistic work in his home
conference, the North Georgia.
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A WONDERFUL CURE.

Atlanta, Ca, Jan. 10, 1912.
Smith Mfg. Co
Dear sir: According to promise.
am writing again to keep you posted
In regard to my condition. 1t is now
two years since / have been cured
of a long standing case of chronic in
dig estio1. (about eighteen or twent
years.. Three bottles of your Pep-a-
mo for indigestion did the work, |
still consider it the best medicine on
earth. am glad to hear tina you
are putting up other remedies. II
they are one-half as good as the one
for Indigestion your firm is good for
a million dollars and you viii de-
serve every penny of it.
Sincerely yours for success.
MANUEL GONZALES.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-03-09

Do you know that of all the minor
ailments colds are by far the most
dangerous? 1t is not the cold itself
that you need to fear, but the seri-
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Most Of these arc known as germ dis
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Smoke ELEGANTES, the Cigar Q
Fashion.
gaekaehe AImoet unbearabIa

Is m almost certain result of kidney
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street, Bloomington, H., says 81 suf-
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me. Today 4 can do a hard day
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NOTICE.

Brunswick, March 7, 1912
The interest OF Mr.. f. r. Hottie in
the firm Of GEORGTA-FLORIDA LUM-
Der COMPANY, has been bought out
by lis associates. He viii not be
connected with the firm in any way
after 9rst Of March.
Signed, ceoreia-Florida Lumber Co.,
1aw-4w. &C. r. Dudley, Mgr)
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How Cold Causes Kidney Disease.

Partly by driving blood from the
surface AMI ccngesting the kidneys,
and partly by throwing too muc
work upon them. Foley Kidney Pills
strengthen the kidneys, give tone to
the urinary organs and restore the
normal action q The bladder. They
are tonic in action, quick in results.
Try them. For sale by Roberts Phar-
macy.
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Amundsen Denies Telegram.

Hobart, Tasmania, March S.-Capt
Amundsen, the Norwegian explorer,
denies having tefegraphed anything
regarding Capt. Robert Scott or the
British expedition.
The explorer says he is pleased with
the results of his expedition, but 9TH
erwise maintains silence.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
STATE OF GEORGIA,
GLYNN COUNTY

GLYNN COUNTY
VIII be sold before the door of the
courthouse of Glynn county, Georgia,
on the first Tuesday in April, 1912,
between the legal hours of sale, the
following described property, to.wt:
18 of an acre in section 10 of the
Wells tract situate, lying and being ia
the city of Brunswick, Georgia. Levied
on and to be sold as the property Of
w. w. Brockington, under and by vir-
tue of tax Fl ia issued by II. j. Read,
tax collector, against w. w. BrockiAg-
ton, for taxes due the state and Glynn
county for the year 1909; amount of
taxes, 1920, and in favor Of the
Brunswick Development company,
transferee w. Fl. BERRIE.
Sheriff.
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NOTICE

Tax executions for the year 1911
have been placed in my hands and
this is to notify the public that all
Of them unpaid by April ! will be adj
vertised during the month Of April.
w. II. BERRIE,
Sheriff Glynn County, Ga.
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The Washington herald., 1912-02-05
High School Notes

Capt. Harris of the Eastern High School
baseball team will have the battery can
dIdates called out within the next ten
days for work in the gymnasium There
are three likeiy-looking youngsters at
the Capitol Hiu institution, and a good
twirler may be developed from the trio.
The Business basketball team has at
last started to play. They defeated West
ern last week, and are now looking for
more teams 70 trim They may strike
a snag when they hit the Army and
Navy Props and the Georgetvon Preps.
HawIey is now playing a guard on the
Eastern basketball team, and putting up
a mighty good game. This lad is a cork
ing good salI-around athlete and should
prove TO be fast man for the ball club.
Chief Meyers, Of the Western ball
team, is confident Of handing the other
scholastic teams the short end Of every
battle in the high school series And
that may be almost the truth. for with
seven veterans Of last years team and
at least nine more good ball players to
draw from. the Red and White aggrega-
tion should be a fast one.
'Murph" King is working his battery
candidates out regular IN the 7. NJ. c.
A. gymnasium. That lad does not mean
20 let any grass grow under his feet, as
'Murph" knows that he must develop
a twirler, and is going right after the
proper youngster. Doc White is also on
the Job.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-05
HILLTOP GOSSIP.

Gish was on hand Saturday, and with
Bob Eller furnished the onIookers an
exhibition OF running that was greatly
applauded by the big crowd in the lower
corridor Of the college to see this track
marvel in action. Gish, 1t was learned
will remain here until the Olympic trials
are held some time early in the spring.
It is expected that Mount st. Mary's
will play the varsity football team here
October s.
Prof. Joyce, who has charge Of the
gym work at the college, stated that
after the good work that was shown by
the men in his meet last Thursday even
ing 1t is his intentions TO arrange a three
cornered gym meet with NJ. A. c., and
also with Business High School. The
meet, II held, will take place at the
Ryan gymnasium.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-05
TWO MORE TEAMS
FOR HILLTOPPERS
Georgetown Dental and Medical
Schools Likely to Organize
Baseball Teams.

Now that the baseball season is fast
approaching, there is talk among the stu
dents OF the dental and medical depart
ments OF Georgetown OF organizing a
strong baseball nine. At present the
plans are well under way TO put this
idea through. and from the interest al
ready manifested. it would seem that
the plans will surely materialize.
1t is known by the students of these
departments that the varsity material
will be Of such a high caliber that all
the men who are TO try out for the medi-
cal school team would not make the
varsity. Then there are men at the
medical school who cannot afford to
spend all of their time during the after
noon in the practice.
This movement has caused consldera Bile
talk among the students at the down
town schools during the past week.
Within the next week or ten days a man.
ager and captain viii be chosen and
plans for the coming spring will then be
mapped out.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-05
CENTRAL REVIEW
GIVES NEW RULES
Announced Laws Adopted by Ath-
letic Association Regarding
Awarding of the "C's."

The Review, the school paper at Cen
tral High School. yesterday announced
rules adopted by the Athletic Association,
regarding the award OF the school letter.
Rules for the award Of "C's' were pro-
posed by Mr.. Wilson, and were discussed
by the committee and the following for
mulated:
!. All names Of all members OF teams
who in Cs) baseball shall have played at
least five C0 innings in one game and
have participated in another game, both
games TO be in the Inter-High School
series; Cb) football, shall have played at
least five 90 quarters in the inter-high
school series; Cc) field and track, shall
have made (a) at least six 90 points. at
least one OF which must be In the inter-
high school spring meet in the following
events: Shot-put, hammer-throw, high
jump, pole vault: Cb) or at least eight C0
points. at least one OF which must be in
the inter-high school spring meet, in
any track or field event not mentioned
in Ia; Id basketball. shall have played
at least three go halves in games with
outside schools: Ce) tennis, shall have won
the championship OF the school or have
been the runncT-up in the contests. pro-
vided, in the opinion OF the supervisor of
such distinction: shall be submitted to
the executive committee by the president
OF the Athletic Association, 10 be awarded
the &c"
Exception LIN case of an adverse
recommendation by the person recognized
by the principal as the coach OF the
team, the CO. shall be withheld; but
an adverse recommendation by the coach
may be overruled by a two-thirds ma
jority of the executive committee.
.. In a case where any member OF the
squad does not fulfill the conditions for
the award Of the &C." the letter may be
by a concurrence OF the coach
ard a majority OF the executive commit
tee.
3. The CO. shall be awarded managers
OF the teams unless the coach and the
president OF the Athletic Association con-
cur in a refusal :
l. The president OF the Athletic Associ-
alton shall withhold the award Of the
&C" until proper accounting has been
made for athletic property intrusted to
a team member or manager.
s. Honorary "C's" shall be awarded
by a majority vote Of the executive com
mlttee only after nomination by the pres
ident OF the Athletic Association.
6. No member who has been perma-
nently dropped from the squad by the
coach or the principal shall be considered
eligible for receiving the &C.
Z. On the recommendation of the prin-
cipaI, the right to wear the CO. shall be
any dishonorable athletic offense.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-05
DUCHESNE AFTER
A RETURN MATCH
Northern Wrestler Is After a Bout
with Joe Turner, Barring
the Toe Hold.

Tom Duchesne, who was defeated by
Joe Turner, champion mlddle-wegiht
wrestler Of the East. at the Gayety The
ater last Friday night. is after a return
bout with the star local grappler.
Duchesne is willing TO meet Turner
any place or time in the city, and for
any amount 10 go as side bet, providing
Turner agrees TO bar the toe hold
As he has been wrestling under the
English rules. which bar the toe hold.
Duchesne claims that he Is not willing
to meet Turner again unless that wrcst-
ling trick Is barred. Duchesne put UP a
fast bout against the local boy, showing
great speed and superior knowledge OF
the wrestling game. During the Wales
which Duchesne won, the
toe hold was barred and on that ac-
count Duchesne thinks that IL Turner
will agree not to use the hold he can
defeat the local grappler.
The crowd that witnessed the bout be-
tween the Fan River wrestler and Turner
was the biggest that has ever seen a
match in the District. and 1t Is
an assured fact that the local sports
would like to see the men get together
again with that hold barred.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-05
MEMORIAL TOURNEY
PROSPECTS BRIGHT
Many Star Amateur Mat Artists to
wrestle for S. A. A. Champion
ships This Month.

The Memorial A. c. Is again boosting
amateur wrestling, and will start the
season with an open tournament on
February n and q. The graphing
game has always been the Memorials
strong point, and with a squad Of twen-
ty fast men to pick from, they should
carry things hands down. This bunch
Of bone twisters has always worked
hard for the good Of the game. and usu-
ally had something to show at the end
OF the season.
With the Gallaudet. National Guard,
Carroll, and Y NJ c. A. contingent to
draw upon, amateur wrestling should
take a boost this year that will bring
all the S. A. 4. championships back TO
the District. This season must bring
out a successor to Mosey. OF Gallaudet
and whoever he is he will have to pro-
duce In order TO successfully I'll Mo-
sey's place
The Memorials have in the 1O5-pound
class Wilson, several times s. A. A.
champion and an all-around bad man.
As a close second comes Marshall. In
the l15-pOund class are Ed Goucher and
Bateman. These two men need no In
PRODUCTION, for, like Allison, 10 pounds,
and Johnson, l25 pounds, they have pro-
duced. Some mention must be made OF
Snyder. in the 12O-pounds- Under the
1S5 pounds such names as Mayhem, Con-
molly, Dixon. and Baker appear. This
quartet Is worth the price of admission,
for all are seasoned vets.
''Jiggs" Donohue and big Bill Dowden
will hold down the l45-pound class. and
Langley. the I5s pound. The latter is
a find. and more will be heard from him
later. In the heavyweight class Tub
by COulon will star, and some OF the
excess baggage will have a long jour-
ney before his shoulders touch.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-05
LIE MAT WILL TRY
FOR NEW: RECORD
Local Athlete in Twenty-four-hour
Roller Skate Race at
Arcade Rink.
Can RaouI LeMat "come back?''

Can Raoul LeMat come back?"
This question Is at present agitating
the minds OF local sporting men. LeMat
says he can, and several others say he
cannot. The result is to be demonstra-
ton. .....
On Thursday evening, at o'clock, Ie-
Mat will start making the round Of the
Arcade rink, Fourteenth street and Park
road, and will continue skating until
twenty-four' hours have been ticked OF
by the clock. That is, he will do so II
he can come back"
LeMat will make the endurance test as
a result Of a recent discussion, when he
was told that he could not skate on roller
skates continuously for twenty-four
hours. 1t was intimated that the passing
years and added pounds of weight picked
up would prevent him from doing some
thing that even young and seasoned
skaters have had trouble in accomplish
ing. The challenge was accepted by Le-
Mat, and arrangements made for the
event.
The record seeker will be paced by
Lyman Moore and Jack Woodward, two
fast sprint skaters, and by other skaters
Of more or less local fame. He win not
stop until forced to do so from exhaus-
ton Light refreshments will be partak-
en- Of while making the rounds. corned
beef and cabbage is tabooed
LeMat has many medals won for his
prowess on ice skates, but Thursday
night he will make his debut as a record
seeker on rollers. In 1900, he broke the
worlds record for high jumping on ice
defeating Gearney and Quinn, who clear
ed four feet two inches. LeMat cleared
four feet six inches. This contest took
place in New York City. Shortly after
ward, in Philadelphia, he won the all
championship medal.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-05
FORTUNE A WINNER
As g. u. MANAGER

Enough praise cannot be given Tom
Fortune. the hustling manager Of the
Blue and Gray basketball team, for
his endeavors in making the team a
success during the two years which he
has had charge of the quintet. Fortune
was elected manager of the 1910 team at
a time when the sport was on the verge
of disaster. The whole situation was
solved by him when he completed ar
rangements with the management OF the
Arcade TO hold all of the contests at this
place. The team had a very good year OF
Il. and besides winning the majority OF
the games, money was made and turn
ed into the athletic association, some
thing that no manager OF this particular
sport was evec able TO do.
During the early part Of the fall the
advisory board at the Hilltop met sew
eral times 10 determine whether or not
Il was best to discontinue this winter
SPORT At one OF the meetings II was
deceided that II the services OF Tom
Fortune could be obtained again TO look
out for the welfare OF this sport II would
be continued for this winter at least.
Through Fortunes personal endeavors
Il is more than probable that this par
ticular branch OF sports may be made
permanent one by those in charge OF
and be placed on the level
with football and baseball.
That Georgetown should be fortunate
in having a man OF Toms ability to look
after their interests in this winter pastime
is a thing that should be appreciated by
all those who are interested in this sport
at the Hilltop institution. His timely
efforts entitIe him to all the praise that
can possibly be given. II is hoped that
even after he completes his course at the
law school that he can be persuaded to
continue TO look after the interests Of
at Georgetown.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-05

Tonight at 7:so o'clock. Schaeter and
Keller, members of the Mohawk team OF
the Arcade League, will start the third
nights roll Of The Washington Herald
duckpin tournament on alley No. 3, while
on alley No. McCarty and Baum, OF the
Mount Vernons, will spill the pins.
Judgeing from the scores made on the
previous nights OF the tourney. the BOYS
should spill the sticks for good totals
tonight, as those who are scheduled to
bowl have rolled on the alleys before
At $50 o'clock the Bethany quint, of the
1nterdenOminational League, will hook up
with the Welsbach team OF the National
Capital League. This should furnish
the rooters some real excitement, and
these teams number among them the
classy bowlers of the District.
Weckerly and Dunn will roll on alley
No. at 1913, while Harry Krauss and
L. Krauss will spill the pins on No. 4
alley at the same time. On alleys i and
2, starting at 1890. Roderick and Matchett
will hook up with Meggett and List. At
1l:So Roderick will Toll against Meg
gett.
The tourney will be suspended Tuesday
night, and will start again in full force
Wednesday evening. The schedule for
tonight and Wednesday complete will
be found elsewhere on the sporting page.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-05
New Football Rules Please Hilltop Captain -Othe
JACK HEGARTY LIKES
NEW FOOTBALL RULES.

Capt.-eleet Jack HeEarty of
GeOrEetOWn's football team likes
the changes I'm the gridirOn code
as announced by the rules COM
mIttee Saturday night, and says
that light teams viii be put ON a
more equal footing with heavier
ones, also that the element of
luck will not figure 30 strongly
m In the past.
HeEarty believes that under
the new code q heavy pIunging
back will be essential TO the sue
cess of q team, and adds that the
doing away of the Onside kick
will prove n hardship to many
teams that last season used the
play with marked success.
The Georgetown leader h OF
the opinion that the games this
season will be much more inter-
estinE In many respects.