The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-06-25
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Going to oreson.--E c. Bruce and
Geo h, smith, delegates OF me local
lodge of Elks, will leave tonight .or
portland, Oregon, where they so to
attend the annual meeting of the
grand dse
Firemen's Meeting Harri-
son OF the local fire department, left
yesterday morning for Americas.
where he goes to attend the annual
meeting of the Georgia Firemen's as
soiaction. During his absence, ]. w,
/ Green will act as chief.
1t Makes No Difference Whether
you have business or out fer pleas
ure. There is only one way to travel
and that is via the Marathon Route.
Telephone eight eight-eight Station,
Levy's corner.
On Fishing Trip.-A large party
will leave this morning ON the launch
Annie for a fishing trip in the vicin-
ity of Blackboard Island Those in
the party will be VIM. Nussbaum ana
J. H. Phillips of Jacksonville, j. H.
Morgan, B. Padrosa, j. c. Lehman,
Max Marks and others.
MIR. Arkwright Here.-Freston
Ar6wright, the we'll known Albanian.
former receiver of the A., p. A,
was in the city yesterday enroute to
his home from st Simon, where he
has been spending some time Mr..
Arkwright was high in his praise of
the new hotel and Of st. Simon gen
orally as a summer resort.
The Patrons of the Pastme eXcer-
fenced a great disappointment yes
terday afternoon on account Of the
picture Temptations of a Great City,"
arriving too late fer the matinee. This
will be avoided in future rs other
arrangements have been made to get
them here in plenty of time hereaf-
ter. The next great three rel rea-
ture on the list is The Dead MANS
Child" which will be shown Satur-
Gsy afternoon at the Pastime at the
popular prices of sc and 10c and at
The Grand Saturday night in G. nnec-
tion with the regular program at 10c
and zoe. This is picture that gave
us a hard fight to get and is highly
recommended by all the theatres that
have shown it. The drama opens in
the study of the count who is we'll
along in years and quite feeble. He
has Just completed the instrument,
which is his last will and testament.
His daughter, Edith, and her fiance,
Baron Sternburg, enter and they
are informed they are made the pen
eficiaries of his will, being reirs to
his entire estate Pentleton, friend
of the count, enters and is informed
Of the disposition of the counts prop
erty. The ccunt then repairs to his
room, goes to his wardrobe, which
contains a secret panel which leads
down a stairway and up into the
apartments Of Pendleton. He asCenGs
into the room of Pendlet IN by means
Pendleton that he has 5een made exc
CT tor of the estate by the terms OF
TIE will and that should mis- daughter
die without issue the property will
II ert to his (Pendlet0L). In return
II to the house the count falls down
the stairway and receives serious
injury Pendleton carries the count
t, his own rom, deposits the body
on the floor and returns to his ;.part-
merits. Pendletop tries in every way
possible to gain possession Of the
pl perty and finally 1rugs and alb
du cts the girl. Don't fail to see the
fierce fight in the underground pas
sageway. This picture, which is in
three full reels, is extremely inter
esting from the very first to last.
Don't forget the day, Saturday, June
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