The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-11-22
A Day s Doing
Briefly Told

The Weather-Fol ecast for today
in Georgia: Generally fair; light va
riable winds; warmer.
The Tides-High water at the light
house today, 1:47 a. m. and Ply p. M
Low water, sos a. m. and S:35 D. NJ
Reckoned half an hour later in the
harbor.
Passenger Agent Here-W. w.
Croxton, G. p. A. of the A., B. & A.,
spent yesterday in the city on official
business, and during the day visited
he terminals and other A., B. &. A.
properties.
inspectors Here-W. G. Lee and f.
b. Fitzgerald of Savannah, U. S.
steamboat inspectors, are in the city
to inspect the new barge just complet-
ed at the Parker-Hensel plant, and
while here will inspect the equipment
of other vessels.
Jail Is FuIi-There comes pretty
near being a full house at the coun-
lty jail, Jailor Lowe having about 80
boarders on his hands and if one
thinks being in Jail takes a mans ap-
petite, just go there some day while
the eats are being handed out
Survey of Barge-Capts. Duncan
Wright and Rosendo Torras yesterday
made a survey of the barge Altamaha,
locating the leak in the rudder port
The barge was declared fit for sea and
VIII probably leave in tow of the W.
b. keene in the near future.
Albanian in Port-The British
steamer Albanian, of the Leyland line
consigned to f. D. M. Strachan & Co.,
teached port last night and locked at
he Southern terminals for cotton car
CO. The Albanian is expected to take
on the record cargo for the season.
Auto Fire Trucks-The Brunswick
ire department should be equipped
with modern auto fire trucks. 1t
would not only increase the efficiency
If the department, but would be an
nducement to capital looking for in
vestment and decrease fire insurance.
Selected for Fine Retail Trade -!cX-
ira nice eating apples, richly colored
grape fruit, fine grapes, red tanger-
mes, white celery; also new squash,
okra, cucumbers, egg plants, lettuce.
line cranberries, new figs, golden
! date, new nuts. Phone GAG, "Dor,.Ey
and l."
| Vessels Expected-The Joyce Wat
kins company has three vessels under
charter now underway to this port
for crosstie cargo; the steamer La
Sale due Sunday; schooner j. Holmes
Birdsall due Tuesday, and the schoon-
er Frances Tunnel, due the latter part
of next week.
j. s. Mclaughlin Here. B. Nc
Laughlin, who acted as general agent
Of the Southern during the illness of
e. l.. McGougan, was in the city yes
erday on business. Mr.. Mclaughlin
made many friends during his stay
N Brunswick, who were busy greet
.ng him yesterday.
Police Court-A big docket was be-
fore Mayor Hopkins in police court
yesterday morning, including a num-
DER docketed for failure to install the
lew sanitary closets. John Harmon,
Icolored, was fined $50 or 60 days for
lcutting Sam Myers and Sam was fined
$40 or 80 days for fighting John, but,
John did $40 worth more damage to
Sam than Sam did to John.
| 1.-THE Secret FormuIa"-The Motion
Picture World has this to say of The
Secret mula"-Pathe-to be seen
this afternoon and night at the Pas
time: In these two reels will be found
La fine picture; In the second part it
Iattains to the dignity of big picture
There are scenes in which there is a
genuine thrill. The jump from the
back OF a horse to the platform Of a
moving train, the fight on the rear
platform, 'the fall of the two men and
the roll down the embankment are
so realistically done that the interest
IS held in unusual manner. Also there
is fox hunt, in which at the begin
ming of the pursuit the animal is
shown close up; the hunted, frighten-
ed look in the eyes betokens the real
ity of the scene to the quarry. In taxi
ing the rail fences there is one mishap
close under the camera. There Is an
lexcellent cast; the photokraphy clear;
the story is logical; the interiors are
lavish and the outside scenes plctur-
esque. The Secret Formula" will
make hit wherever shown.