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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-18
CHARTERS ISSUED

Brandon Telephone Exchange. BranoOn'
VI Capt.aI: Maximum. &o" mimi uii.'
a. oao r, Deal president. Norfolk: n
Harrison Savannah. Ga: F. OtwaF 6sFu'
secretary and treasurer. Brandon. Va
! Williams Consolidated State COM %
Snnwden' Va Uncl. Snowden. Va: Capi'a
vaxirnum. $50 600: minimum. 100000 w.
wi.liams. president; snowden, Va: H. LIZ ~
Rctrman. vice president. Toledo. o.; aueH
WiIIiams. secretary and treasurer. Gran
Vile y. y. p,,,
rr-rora,ion, Norfolk. Va. decreasing us
maximum, capital from $4,000 TO sl9.o"
Amendment to Roya! silver Manufacturing
com,arv IncD Norfolk Va. increasing its
"a ni-aI from $1,000 10 sc5c0.
Bank Of Riner IncD. Einer. Va CAPITA!
Maximum. S25e--5: minimum. si2.0co .. y.
Srrcace. president: J. l. Lawrence. vice
nresident. c. T. Surface. cashier and secre-
tsr--aN OF Rirsr Va
Fo-aiyn charters 6omestictte6: Henn
yIrirg and Reduction Company. New Jer-
soy Corporation with Roger Luckenoack
statutory agent. Mineral. Va. Capital, s'-s.'
e-a
Greenwood Advertising Company. Ten
ness.e corporation. with J. o. Price statu-
rory agent Petersburg, Va Capital, S","c
| Ia, v.,s.iCafef
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SPEAKS on HEALTH


Or Enu,on G. Williams gave the first OF Q
series OF educational lectures yesterday az
t.rnoon a: Equal Suffrage League headquas-
ter. TO a deeply-in.erested audience OF men
and women made W Of league members
and others concerned n the question OF
pubic Health" the subject OF Dr. WI
!la-ns's address
DR.. Williams spoke OF The good fortune OF
those who I've In a present age OF great
discovery He cortras-ed the prevention Of
such grave diseases as typhoid fever. tuber-
cuiosi. and diphtheria with the time when
r,.n,ie were isno-an. o. how to rfh; these
evils in-e.Itg.ntIy and property DR.. VII
Hams drew his examples from Improved
health conditions among recently eacAmped
United states soldiers ~ San Antonio.
amorS American workers In Canal Zone. and
among sraI: towns ia Virginia a. well az
a-sc-g citizens in Richmond and its suburbs
Ma Valentine followed DR.. Williams IN
showing the relation between suffrage work
and Public Tcs!th.''
Miss Johnston closed tire trio .: talks made
~ an outline % her recen; campaign with
Srs. Waller tine through The Southwest Mrs.
g Harvey Clarke. chairman Of the post
~s-d committee. showed . beautiful series OF
cards. designed BY Ms. Irvine Clarke and
Miss ADJ. Clark. 90 Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-18
BROWNING FAILS
TO FILE IN TINE
Bull Moose Candidate for Con-
gress in Sixth Cannot Get on
Official Ballot.

One day too late was Colonel James
s Browning. Progressive party nonai-
nee for Congress in the Sixth District
in getting his name filed with the Sec
retary of the Commonwealth. and It
cannot appear on the printed ballot IN
the November election.
After all the newspaper articles
which have been printed showing She
final date for filing names and In race
of the law. which has been in force
nearly twenty years. Colonel Brown
ing showed up one day behind time he
appeared at the Office of Colonel James
Yesterday morning to get his name N.
Having failed. he set about some
method of getting on the ballot POS
sibiy he will send rubber stamps 10
each precinct in the district. to be useo
by his followers in stamping MS name.
This is troublesome and eApen-
sive. but il can be done. and II
was employed in 1909. when D. q Es
, cl.ston. Democratic nominee 1or sec
retary Of the Commonwe aith. died Just
| before the election. and II became
necessary to stamp his successor
name on the official ballots. or course,
the name Of Colonel Browning may
also be written on. .,o
This incident does not mar
election Of CONGRESSMAN carter LiaSs
,nv the less sure. but 1t will propanls
increase his majority. Colonel brown
ing is a wealthy retired mine opera'or
! of Roanoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-18
JURY NOT AGREED
IN PEATROSS SUIT
Will Make Further Effort to
Reach Verdict This
Morning.

After having been out for an hour
last night. q jury in tho $4,000 damage
suit OF Mildred w. Peatross. an infant.
against the Virginia Railway and
Power Company. in the Law and Equity
Court. reported that II had been unable
to agree and was adjourned over to
this m ,rning at 10 o'clock. when q fur
Their effort will be made to reach a ver-
dict.
Tho plaintiff. now q -year-old
girl. was struck by q street car at tho
intersection OF Aosby and Venabie
Streets in September. 1914. and it Is
claimed was seriously injured. receiv-
ing contuaions about the head and other
bruises. Through her mother. Mrs. NIL
bred Peatross, she claimed that the car
was running at excessive speed Tho
contention Of the case has been over
whether proper care was shown by the
motorman. the company claiming that
the child ran directly in front OF NOV
ing car The girl has been in court
during most OF the trial.
The case was fully argued yesterday
by Messrs. O'F1aherty & Fulton. for
the plaintiff. and by Captain A. b.
Guison, for the Virginia Railway and
Power Company. and was submitted TO
the fury shortly before O'Clock Lass
night.
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WILL SOON BE OPEN
c~s.. ~ OgA Dsek e Be In OsS1 W.
Ten Daya

c~s.. ~ OsA Dsek e De In Os~5
Tea D0ya
III. new gates for the Guy 20 FOR ,ranie
Is.S.. 80 davs according to report meoe
w. mn commi,tee on James River Improve
Ment BY city Ensin.er chs a,.,o, a, D' re-.
as. ".e .,ncommi,.ee fixing schedule o.
pSs, v for use OF the Dock by vessels the
committee Instructed the noc ;,,s S. dur.
eon"n nwrer.h,p OF the CHESAPEAKE sae
ms 'n D.rr.v and later o: the william n
Trs, Company. which rates are SAD % %
Ve:y Rogers stated fha; ne was IA
Sh.x.,re with q number o. cites
o%nsns shipping facilities. sa,nsIn as 90
sehedule OF ratca for Seaes Ss'"s
20, ~. r,ccr Ard new city whas:
NJ so!i.ns also reported on nesoss''o pas
viii the P. sanford Roe COMPANY s. " ron
81 ,sver p,A In froas Of ne ~ s'e'
Hhsrf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-18
DEMOCRATS HIT
BY PROGRESSIVE
Bull Moose Speaker Thinks Re-
publicans Not Worth
Noticing.

Nakics his speech for Roosevelt and
johnson last night in Harrison Hail.
George helms Wise. Q. Newport News
evidently counted the Republican party
a, not a factor IN the national arena
He dismissed the party with a caust'c
reference to the Chicago steal. and It's
candidate. President Taft. with the
statement that he disliked to speak un-
kindly Of the dead
His especial criticism and conoem-
nation was reserved for the Demo,
Gratis Not only the presidential and
Northumberland candidates and the
pationa, platform came in Tor hay
ing, but Mr.. wise relieved MS nina o.
his crisvances against the dominant
marty Of Virginia. Dragging IN oy Tue
ears many state issues.
NirEipia for Monopoly.
AL laws in this State. ne asserted
favor the big concern against the mt
: tie one The term Antitrust was not
even in the index 10 the Code Noun
ing could be found 10 punish the IN
surance trust in his own city OF Ne"
port News 4 Danviile judge hao
charged his jury that there was me-
in restraint OF trade. OH companies
are charged the same in cities. "he'h,
er a 81. 600 or a sl9o.0O0,"oV concefn II.
big insurance company pays one
l
while { small local company IN gu
folk pays IS per cent ,
Members OF the Virginia .Leslsia .
ture he said. violate their oaths OF
of.ice by not obeyinG the provision OF
the Cons,i,ut requiring the passage
of laws to prevent trusts
Having hanged. drawn and Guar'erss9s
I'll. virginia Democrats, Mr.. wise salo
that Governor Wilson. since his IN
auguraI address. has sa.1 not one
word AGAINST trusts of which Ne"
Jersey is full. AS a matter OF Iac'' ne
continued Tirginians contribute ~
thes- New Jersey In"n"p"Hes, ~ ~
pay most Q. the taxes, and SO We are
having part OF Governor wilson
saiarv while he is running for Presi-
dent =
NJ wis. did not like Governor WIZ
sons recent statement that the mar,
v.s.,r and steel trusts were oehlAu
NJ Roosevelt II, had left the I'm
pression that these concerns We're put
.in- money into the Progressive cam
ra.yu- Vet when asked about v ne
said thew were with the new party IN
thought Yet 81 thSt moment, con-
riuued NJ Wise. Governor wilson
krew that tire president Of the mar :
Tss..- company had given sl2,5e0 to
his own campaign. which was hioden
under the term. princeton Irl"ius
and krsw also that the puohc was
NM En "a fav:Ted a protective tariff, with
ne profts distributed among working
r.en He praised Mir Ro"sevelt's hero
:, sgl-irr with bullet in his
BODY, ana spoke for some lime on IN.
Industrial problems presented IN '"'
B-Ti Moose platform. ,a,
Secretary Simpson. ot the loca
vcos.,.og. Tcn-s07 cub. who intro
snc.J NJ wiss. told r.: the d!f'icuiti":
- Cc-s,-vat!y. Virginia ot settinA
a movement started. and predIc,Sd :
Big surprise II the election, !.''''
seT.Ery-Hvc fsrsCas weC" present
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-18
ACCUSED OF ARSON
negro Charged VITA Stortsng Dsg
Cha.e City Fire.

negro Ch0RRe0 WIFE OV01S1DO Dso
Chase City Fire.
Charged with arson IN the CIRCUIT
Court Of Mecklenburg County. Charles
Winfield, coiored. has been sent on
TO the grand jury without bail He Is
accused sf starting the IRE which de-
stroyed 80 much property at Chase
City on September Is. A preliminary
hearing was had before Mayor W. n.
JefYreys and Magistrate W. J. Roberts
the accused being represented BY Cap
tain T. d. JefYreys- The case was
worked I'D by detectives OF the Bureau
Of Insurance.
The prisoner is said to have set nre
10 the Jenreys storage house. THEREBY
burning the feed store Of H. A. Laps
comb. the hay and grain house d w.
n Sorv.uL the export leaf tobacco
warehouse Of J. W. Swift, two dwell
.nps az Jordan Doseett. the tobacco
prizery OF the r. J. Reynolds Tooaec"
Company. the cooper shop OF X n.
hester and other property. The loss
f. estimated at $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-18
ANOTHER ARREST
We-Ie, HeIrus- Suspected 80 Being Tmp'i-
Gated IN tttask

wss'ev Homes. negro. g - arrested yes
'.T.--- ~ Susr.a' POLICEMAN :. 7. Cornell.
rs FFe--i~a r1ur'v. aad iodysE n saU 20
a~-f' Esrs'rrrrrr-G g. rrs cas-. - tho at
2. ~ r..~f assault ~ |'rs Louise Ereves
vr.= -lrg-rsB ~ 80 E-n0s Stree. Road
Tf- Ca r.zH- fiu'r7's . s1s?sr'sd cs b.
'rr ~:Fsa-.F - to attempt
Harvey Tr-7's. -rn.E.- -ssrp was taken
TITO ,gs. rfv ~ HnIccrSa T'T'sr ~. a..
..eH~s 3D.. Dr-H--s-ss. a-s he'd 81 the
.rs-Ea ~ rr-n-s--lFg she cTgrie re vas
..a-rsa'-s sew. s.f ~ VIZ. Proves n. Do
..rs o.. v'If S.a-. .HnE .rr .fH -NIrS party
a. ffr E~a.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-18
HONOR "0lD SPEx"
Virginia Military Institute to Observe Ami
y~r>ary To-Day.

Feeling tina: She very existence o. tae
virginia Military Institute IS due 20 General
francis H. smith. its founder and :or nf;y
years SO superintendent. many Richmond
rn.r who knew and admired old Spex" sent
Hora. e!T.ti.-us yesterday 20 Lexington to
D.. placed on his grave. The huu3redth an
r:,.rss~v ." his birth today will be cele-
rrarsd ny appropriate exercises
Academic AVID military exercises VIII be
s4spsrd.G Ths cadet Cyps Will assemble q:
= r.C-oCk This morning aEc march 20 Jack
sn- Ear wN.r. cNsrrisss Will be he.6. In
s..afuE an address by former Attorney Gen
era wlir!s-n \ Anderson. \; o'clock :a!s
afternoon ;he rss- class VII assemble as q
. rr.rs.pa~v and under Command % the senior
caGe, officer viii maTrh 20 zoe cemetery.
H,ar.Eg IN. foTal Crr.h'sTns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-18
WANT MANN IN NINTH
u;,s~~ Speaks Too Ias~-s~ansro Hso
Jpint IbrbztS.

hurry call ror Governor Mann hy tee
Era1a wa, received - Chairman E.yso'
~,...-s,T So. -h~ Nin-h District Demo
.--.sr '-arngagga Committee. some tine ago
,. had Indicated biz WILLINGNESS 20 go 70
10 District 5gt The demand sss been de-
.v.d as 8, = TOO ate. Practically al o;
81. tI-n~ hes0-r ~. election has beer spoSss
ra- ~ the T,sg-n~rsric National COMMITTEE
ana - = already IN The North.
Arrarss 1l.r's VII probably - 0ede 70
d. sar ofrsr speaksrs 90 go 20 TIE Ninth.
Governor Monte zgs L. taer~ now. seA Con-
Er.ss-uaa Holland VII 90 noI; week SEN
atar swanson - ecnr gdi.s q tour. and . n
asef MARTA ~, ben there.
People coming "a rom the Southwest sag
thai senator sUs-s.n wiTss up tse earth
sbog- SS'uEs. TBrrs' vi'h George L Dob
so-. 90 Iowa. 8. Io.st debate between them
a. C.!n~ApoTi ~. DSbsSn. Q former niais-
Ter 90 Ckira. vas hTDgzA' 80 tae district -
Nr S,sm:.
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CAR INJURIES NEGRO
~y. ssu~,. Hurt When clay street Gar
p. Down Carriage.

- ys-s 20 She =. E'.y Co. IN
I-..,..- r-s-sir.. as.-;s.. r-GssHs about
a. N.sH ENsn cav stree "sr. "ov56 f"-
-, 49, r-aseeE $3.50 f-s vsf.r'" - Tas
49, =. - T. ....r.E 'h.E s~av=3-z The
$3.50. r-~~ur-.s mar -"a "r--"~ q TH'-f
g.. ~ a-.-u..s. saEg. s-"Tf
r, hoTsS ~srsP'c Uo.a'l."t ~ =. ~
-. =. l.g-v y--zss-e -. ~ Hawk -
-. >, 80 sar-s E-fH go '.'T arnh8'a~r"
"a .-..,... - -rra- rari =szE. - ar So
49, ..-e7a- --rEso w.E-o-z. --i ~as -:
ss1s-vs.. 1a-sE-G-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-18

Mig'rsa'--s-' ~ rE's - 49, driving
sns. MICS. ,r.nrad. .Na.''v So yesterday
sg0-rfrE w hen aTTalgr'a l1 70 Ice Court. In
aHar'.4- DO Eas ~.GgI-sG 20 ssrrish 500
F7-f 'r- fNr-.r fz-s b. q Taylor aas 4.
- Pa 'ss' o.. 'ra' NFss al --ps'fy be-
...s,frI -1B.s Witch - Taa driving
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-18

The Council Committee on Ordinance.
Charter and Reform vii meet tonight
az O'Clock. \ large number Of pa
pcrs hav" been referred Including The
Rogers "rdinarc" providing ssb-s;a-
tious IN diT'r.rt sections % THE city
60, 81" os-vsu;eo' payment 81 poll
taxes. wl'h"p' the necessity Of coming
60 the CIty HaH. = number 81 sppIica-
tIops for stable permits. and a larger
number 81 ordinances making ineysasc0
IN Tie Say o; city employee
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Penny G~.- TWENTY Y.srs.

l.Iah Penny. r1irreH. vas srurt guilty
- r-.-l-- sf'acE 0r 'hi-fes--vsar-oi1
fr'rraa EIrI EsaE~-gay ~ = rgry ~ the
T~ss'rEs rou-r as SENTENCED 80 twenty
grrrs - 80 pFrIf---'s-- ~ o~sr,~ was
ss~ --'fsf Jay The sS,suse s0srnt to
rr.ss '5s sss e - ssr' Rachael Eish. 10
D 'a8rrsrr. ut was grsGFHsss,ai
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-18

Al the suggestion o! President Adams. o.
the Board o.. Aldermen. the councii COM
mi.tee on Electricity last night ordered an
estimate OF the cost to be prepared OF re-
placing old fashioned gas lamps N city
with ornamental electric burners, similar to
the Broad Street lights. similar estirlate
of cost q. the reQues: o. President Peters.
Of the Common Council. was ordered on
placing id-sashioned gas lamps in city parks
from, Broad Street to the Byrd Street sta
ton II approved both items Will be In
Guided IN requests Cor appropriations In the
annual budget OF mex: year.
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Buying Goods

During the buying season II Is especially fmp@'
tant that the buyer be thoroughly posted On tne
general business situation. Whether ne - ouyms
Christmas novelties spring stapses, ne snoo'o
know the condition q the country and the future
business prospects.
REGULAR resdins II the business digest fssued
monthly By US win help any buyer TO inform MINI
self. These reports sre sent free On request
American National Bank
RICHMOND, VA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-18

H a. ,he ssu,hern' homeopathic
wsa,esi Association adycusne1 yera.y
a =, wh,cb papers deferred uatii
~, time were presented Sa the sssesnees
a.. ..v~asv d>,eesseS made On ausSWoeUo
sOsp 10 vassSO Dsss0 g ussS ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-18
sH0PIIFTERS SKIP
$50 BssA, Weses We ~
= 0u0O DsSus.

,... have searched sn vain Tor the
Inc pv .son,i.,ers. Jennie johnson and
s.o w.ssna Arrested for operations dur'ns
rs,2 week. and ~no failed 70 sppsa MI, ~
Poaee -. esried. Tney forfeifee bonds OF
e 80 The women are thought to naSe
- .;,r Acting Police Justice Wisus
s;rsrss declared shesr soads fosiemso sHs
cs.,s~ furaished the - bond ~ I'VE
JIG s' ~. x,m., are ehsrsea VITA ha~,ss
.,o,.e . 80 ailssasor skin suis.esss ~. 10 ~
cam.:,y' ana So suit from rourauresn'
fsmo,S q CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-18
CREDIT MEN TO MEET


rhe Richmond Association OF Credit Men
Will hold Its quarterly meeting At the Busi-
ness Mems Club on election night. November
s. Supper will be served a. O'clock Al.
dresses will be made by Rev. W. Russell
Bowie, OF ST. Paurs Church; President o. J.
Sands .. the American Sa:tona! Bank. ana
W B. B-oaddus. OF the Etchison Hat COM
peny.
A telegraph station will be installed In
the club. and news o. the presidential? cleo
ton Will be read during the credit mems
meeting. The association vas n session the
night OF Governors Wilson election IN New
Jersey. and sent one o. the Hrst MESSAGES
OF congrasuIation received BY BIN. similar
messaSe IL expected TO go 10 him this time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-18

FrfHT- NBfTN-. sr.sruI SHy vas fpu,f
a.. ~ ~ s'zab.rE Edna EayaH ro.o-~d. on
Saa'sulsr- = ard s9afsnrs8 - twelve nidsfLs
!. ~ city iaI yss,srBav - ssry IN "a.
Egsttrss rssrt The boz "a. TOO youns "a
,. tsut 20 5sfI. aud vss srcordBnsy COM
Stfr.ts SersoA
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-08
REsPoNDINe TO THE NEW IDEA.

With a splendid den, nstration of rr0gressVeness,
Brunswick and Glynn coun-5 crawed right up no the
front rank of enterprising communities yesterday
To our way of thinking Of the most epoch
zeal in the history of city AMI the co lily LOT
actual performance the adoption OF Droad
liberal policies in the community. W1en in JONI ses
sion yesterday city INCL and the county commits
sion went on appropriations aggregatng the
of $4,000 annually ior well EQUIPPED trades b'd|
in Brunswick then ori,:as measured M to the
full standard of enterprise, energy, push and int>gry
which is making the South blossom and burgeon and
other section of the country is doing To-Day
Then it was that they put the world on notice that
Brunswick turning her to the rising and not to
setting of then it that they proclaimed
with action eloquent, more forcble than words,
that in future and henceforth Brunswick and Glynn
county propose to utilize what God and nature have
avted in richest profusion That the people of this
community will approve this joint act of the const
tuted authorities in city and in county is best~evl
denced by the overwhelming majority with which the
proposition of chamber of commerce carried in the
primary election of last Wednesday. That there is
urgent for this organization Of the greatest
factors the work of city development there is no
longer doubt and that the people of this city
have finally caught the inspiration matter for real
This joint action of city council and county commits
sion that in very short time Brunswick will
have commercial body, equipped with paid sec
rotary expert with experience who knows his bust
ness and means that the work of development in
this community will in future pushed along organized
business lines Our advantages, from standpoint
will be placed before the of people who are seek
ing Just what We have to offer merchants and bus
mess men will be protected against indiscrimnations of
railroads and steamship lines the nature of our soil
md ildio will ouT
advantages for factories distributing houses, etc.
The days work of the two bodies is a splendid one
and this morning we commend both of them most cor
daily and persuaded that the good people OF
this county, in city and in country, who are tired OF
the rut who would Brunswick and Gynn county
develop grow as they should, will join with us in
the good cheer of the occasion.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-08
RAW MATERIAL WE SHOULD UTILIZE.

The Southeastern Yaryan Naval Stores plant chewing
up $50 cords of wood day downed timber of stumps
double that amount, ultimately is making fine
back country for agriculture for Brunswick free from
stumps suitable for labor saving machinery it is also
making average of sixty barrels of rosin day. soon
to doubled besides the turpentine and pine OIL say
cargo a month-all this in addition large monthly
payroll.
The Georgia Veneer and Package factory is utilizing
another class of timber hitherto valueless, adding
largely also to our commerce, both employing mainly
Brunswick people. These show what we owe to the
advancement association aid it's work 1t is to be hoped
and it is probably true, that each stockhoder in the
advancement association will ultimately receive from
these two enterprises indirectly the full amount of stock
subscribed and interest thereon.
These two enterprises show what intelligent Bruins
wick patriotism do in SO many different ways for
Brunswick. These plans make it easier to induce other
manufacturing enterprises here. They point the way
to working plants which other forms of wood
suitable for furniture from the cheapest kinds to the
most costly, carriages and of all kinds, all kinds
of handles for implements everything which can be
manufactured by lathe work and models Live OAK white
and other oaks, ash maple, hickory, gum, magnolia
water oak all and many other kinds of woods are at
our doors both by rail and water
| The opportunity is and we can create great
center for these industries like those in North Caro-
na interior Georgia. and in Grand Rapids, Michigan
There is in Brunswick the neuclus for handle
factory. Parts of the machinery needed already
assembled engines and boilers here, and all that
is needed put this sound basis is addi
tiona capital Along that line investigation has
Gently been here with reference to the possbil
ties of manufacturing a certain character of handle
from gum and these investigations have broughy
out the fact that the supply at Brunswcks very doors
is very unlimited
Why not get squarely behind this proposition and
organize a broom handle factory? With the magnif-
cent supply of wood suitable every nature of wood
working plants there is why Brunswick
should not have dozen factories the character
We have described.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-08

The Confederate soldier is the guest of honor in Ma
con today The reunion is a time of gladness and a
time of sorrow eommingled for these old fellows The
two emotions day by day these hardy survi-
yors of gigantic struggle march in proud array and
at the time memories of those who have departed
surge in their The number still living is really
remarkable when it is recalled that fifty years
have passed since the fatefu struggle ended Those
still with us are heritage from the holy past and
they will ever the full love and homage of the
South
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-08

FoR SALE = Will have Tuesday
morning lao registered Rhode ISL
ana REDS, raised on St. Simons
Ihls is your last chance as haya4
no more left. B. S. Wallace. 1919
ion' Fhone 1857. 5-104
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DrHE WISE MEN OF THE EAST

Massachusetts imposed a tax OF 50 head on unmar-
ad men in the hope of driving them to matrimony only
n find that something over per cent of them
o,a tho tax and considered it lucky escape-Ahens
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-08

FUR SALE-Five passenger Franklin
automobile. Perfect condition, fully
equipped, all leather top, windshield
and klaVon horn, gas lamps, new
tires. Price, $500. Terms if de-
siieu' +. ". BOX 4l3. So
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-08

FUR SALE-One two-h horse power2
International Harvester gasoline
engine. Will sell at bargain ADJ
ply to Ernest Poulson, P. o. Box.
1T.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-05-08

Now that the Titanic disaster is getting DID, the prl-
mary in Georgia is over observe that General
Orozco is buttng into the melight again