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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
At the Sunerinr.

~ tHC
Captain Kidd Will be the attraction
hi me superior Theatre on November
= The story. in brief. relates To thar
iainouS character OF history. Captain
hidd. from the time he became a pirate
until his fall. According to history no
was sent out 10 subdue piracy by King
William Ill of England, who had
heard OF this captains ability in com
batting these wolves OF the marine
commerce. Kidd starts out with good
impulses. Observation-Disclosures with
ms sweetheart whom he was about 10
marry. changed the tenure OF his life
from a !aw-abiding citizen he suddenly
was Transformed into ficnd
Ever actuated by the cravings of q
seif-imposcd broken heart. Kidd ruled
with Implying hand y poor wretch.
ono Of his own crew, whom he had or
dcred thrown overheard for no reason
whatever, nearly caused Kids down.
fall
In the meantime. Peggy his sweet
heart. had pined through sorrow The
American shores invited 1t was
and she embarked with her father.
Through n strange act OF fate This shin
fell n prey to the ever watchful eye OF
Itdd's crew. Battle and carnage
rcigncd. Peggy recognized her old
sweetheart directing the killing When
lie finds her she has been mortallv
wounded Gathering her in his stron2,
arms, he tOttcrs with unsceinG eyes to
the forward deck. where she dies Tho
man whose life had been scared
through his own jealous nature be-
comes again rs child with grief
that was simple and sincere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
pIs nc.lvnr of Happy iIoollsnn.r

Gus Hin. under whose management
cartoon plays have become n promi-
hent factor in the theatrical world, and
who has but recently scored the great
est musical comedy success or years
with Mutt and JEFF has been pre-
vailed upon by the hooking agents 70
make Grand revival OF his biz sue
cess II years ago. Happy iiooiigan.'
brand-n now book and music have been
prepared. with Il big scenic production.
An entirely new cast OF actors. who
VIII lend new zcst TO that uproariou.ly
funny character whom avery man. wo-
man and little kid" knows almost as
well as thcY know their prayers. The
popularity OF Happy Uooligan" "a Il
play and the enduring qualities or
the entertainment. can best hc judged
by the fact that it has carried more
than 100000 IN clear profits. and tho
appearance or the play Ia nlnos, any
city business now as & did q decade
ago. or course. the play is but
hodge podgc OF music. songs ana
dances In which Happy" ana his un-
happy brothn. "C,lponlv Gus are al
ways In evidence. "Iinppy" Mil have
q complete new line cr funny stuntr."
an VIII also gloomy" not forgetting
the 'tIooliean Kids" who are az hand
some as ever ana not whit bigger
than when the clever cnrtoun.st
created them, not Thinking that their
life and popularity would make tn-atrI-
cal history Ffty clover people viii
ngure III the big revival with wealth
OF gorgeous costume. Ihe show VII.
he At the Hijou this week.. commence
Ing tomorrow night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

Bntle OF Waterloo mt the Empire.
Probably ono o. the most dramatic
events IN history was that stirring
one which put an end TO the destruc-
tive career al Napoleon Bonaparte
Fascinating as was this upstart, who
ruled BY virtue OF superior military ge-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

the orpheum circuit The carl Dam q
mann Troupe .: .;erinan risiey artists.
seven or them. ny" mon ana two women.
VIII pr"Eld" one OF The most iutcr"stlnl.
family athletic exhibitions eyer offered
ia THIS citr. The Majestic Trio al va :
iietE artists, popular because of their
I4eNsrnehs ~ singing, CONVERSATION,
add dlner.nt touch to the bill
StA!ncss Comedy Circus. employ!ng n o
iHi making prupeusitics OF Il burktnu.
mHl" ana q revolving table. as well ~
on ring Inc animal clcVoruess ot two
ponies and Il monkey. VII round ont
me 'aHdtNllIc section ia pleasing
Tie Pa,he Weekly pictures OF inter
national events mailing tn. history OF
~" world VIII ada their .uu share OF
lh'tf'st 70 u" DrOgraW offered twice.
each day. the natiuc.s beginning al
. ~ ana Tie night performance ut $50.
Musical Offering ut the Colonial
Ir the engagement OF Klein. Abe and
NirhplSoh wilmer, Vincent & Wells
nhhS SEQ ur"d q popuitr vaudeville.
numher La VIII niu u ruNitls 49,.
r"W week plil. 70 he launched at the
t"!9Hlat to-morroN, one OF tho most
pleasing -: tho season, ana one Of tn.
best entertainments to be seen In tn.
citt uurtnE tho week. Klein Nne aud
cause % th"ir musical cicVcrness a.
ven as the comedy interpolatcd
ihIonEhoui thr Offering, most Of which
D. offered by blacitfacc member
Differing from the t"rpsichoreau
numbers thus far seen In this city. the
Gladiator and the Nymph viii provide
Framed, with UNUSUAL care Az 70 the
General effect Billy Shirley. a vocal
- gifted with clear soprano voice.
well as natural voice OF power
and sweetness. VIII add much of charm
to the new weeks bin by the singing
81 some new and spec.alIy written
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02

performances 1T 7:l5 and o'clock. re
speetivcly. On Friday night ihc anna
tours add a comedy session
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
tenn rff.t

''fit Il VatuTe ~ ONch MttsiscncN. FRO
team Artist.
TO the vast most ~ Dickens adj
nirers. rs well as th"NtTcEo"rs in ,en-
or his works. II VIII be- an interesting
treat TO witness BiIl sykes rs PLAYED
by owen McGiV"ncy. the brilliant irish
actor. who is TO supply the stellar Iea-
ture of the nov bin Of Keith Vauucyiile
70 be inauPuratcd NJ tho I.rric f0r tho
theatrical week beginning Tomorrow.
IN the characterization OF ar incld.Ht OF
Oliver Twist employing fIy" churac-
ters. all Of which Gre played by sir.
McGiveney. the portrayAl+ Of Tie I'm
sykes Fagin and Nancv characters
havo been acclaimed ,s SO com i.t..Iv
artistic that McGiveneN' right to p,.
c!assed az ono OF the greatest protcau
artists on the English speaking stage
is generally acknowledged
one or yaudcVille's lcadm,, comedy
pairs. Lulu Mcconnell and Grant siiuu-
son. "ill present IA new onr.act comedy
ny Herbert Hall WInslow atitlcd "'Th-
lught Giri II IN a =. ..tt-i.rc comedy
mat exhilarates and oNciios Fun j.
the Keynote OF new oreriuu 10 he
made by Will Foster and Eddie IpVcti.
~ is called Who's Who" witAout any
ihcH are comedians .Sho sing display
unusual conVerrn ttonsl clcvcrncAs and
surprise bound up In the Offering las
made FOR its success Hal and Francis
another musical comedy pair In corn i
edy. stnEing and ,allttng act. that wln
enable, Miss Francis TO display her
splendid dresses, Will add a charming
feature. The Offering has Just com,
i,lctcd highly successful season ON
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
The Confederate Museusn

TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
Open A. b. 30 z. NJ
&dmbission Zoe FREQ on paturdayn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-02
AT the Theatres This Week
Continued Irrom Eighth pngc)

no question that Sousa Is tho march
KING. rho descriptive numbers were
NIL great, but when you talk OF tho
military march, vibrant and vital with
ring and swing. tuneful forceful.
thrilling. played TO perfection by men
proud OF their work. complete in every
detail. dominated and directed by tho
worry st. Nicholas of martial music, you
can tell the whole story In, four
words. 'Sousa and his Band," They
VIII be here. matinee ana night. No
vembcr 81, at tho Academy
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27
THE BACK YARDS.

A prominent Brunswick man re-
marked the other dag that you could
always tell the difference between a
.countryman and one Of his own
'oownsmen BY the way they blaeked
thelr shoes. The countryman blacked
them all around, while the Brunswick
laan never touched the heels. seem.
ngly thinking that no one ever lool
ed at him from behind
Whether or not the foregoing crit
cism was Just to Brunswick, it fairly
hits The idea Of nest people about
their back yards When the rage for
elaborate and angular houses was at
It's height few years ago, some one
remarked that the popular house
fronts were of the Queen Ann style,
while the rear with its garbage pals
and ash heaps was Mary Anr.
Most people who live IN individual
houses keep their front yard in con.
ditioh nowadays just as most people
wash their faces and comb their
aair But their feeling about theif
oack yard is like the Brunswick man
md his shoes. In a country village
sr a suburban district, the bach yaid
is almoat as conspicuous as the ron.
10 matter how many geranium3 and
bydranecas you put ncxt The side
walk if you have ash barrels, garbage
pals. unsigbtly chicken eoops at the
rear the whole place wears an air Ct
irayed decadence.
Years ago. when 4sh, tight fences
were the rule, msh was king over
his own domlnions II he preferred
70 be sloyen no one uas offended
keep stfch neighfbors az locked out
e thc second story windows,
The modern American town Is TAX
ing down its fences and turning Il
saff into park. 'one tousled bact
yard throws its blot Of frowsincag
over the whole neighhorhood. dis
neatness and impairing
real estate values.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27
col. DAN c. KlNGMAN
COMING.

Particularly pleased is The News
with the Information that Coloacl
pan c. kinsmn, chief Of United
states engineers for this district has
accepted the iavitation OF the boarsi
il trade and Will be the guest Of that
organization in This city on Tuesday
md Wednesday next Brunswick is
going 20 make very shoag agnt for
some badly needed harhor improve.
ments and the board OF trade simply
wants to demonstrate to Colenel
Ktngman the Justice a. the position
the city is to assume in the matter.
Brunswick has geat admiration for
Colonel Kingman ard her peorle rec
.ognize that there is no Other man in
the engineering department Of che
army who is posted On soatbern con
duions, ON Southern aehieYementa
snd ON Southern possibilities like he
IS. He is a strong believer in the
commercial supremacy of thc South
md the needs or makiag Southern
hafbors and streams ready for ths
eeming commerce Of the approaching
Years.
Knowing these pleasant facts. the
l8ople Of The city mercy wish e
low the Colonel tl4at these thlnss
aF whiea we are asking are amply
idstiiied By present conditions and
they VIII Join The News in most cor
iiail} looming hiHl to-the eity.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27
DON'T TAKE cALoMEL
FOR LIVER TReA!R -!
Have You Heard Of the New coastira
tion Remedy from Hot Springs,
Arkansas, that Thousands Are
Joyfuliy Praising2

Just 90 to your druggist today; Sly
! want 25 cent box of HOT SPRINGS
= iNHAl44R BUTTONS. NE them as dis
feeted and soon ell your stomach, llg-
er aud bowel troubles Will be oyer
The great pliysieians II fIot springs
prescribe thsm FOR ipaiiou, slug
zish liver indlgestiod. Sick headache.
dizziness, hlotehy and sallow skin and
they certainly are fine
Take safe. geniie blissfm HOT
SPRINGS LIVER BtfTTONs for a
geek They will tone up the liver
efuuehly, cleanse sse bowels oe
pisnaeus aeeumulaiielH and make
NJ eat better, sleep better, work
Abtter.
fThey are great Tor nersoasness and
f body tonic Postal hfihgs free
sample from Hot Springs. Ark
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27
A SIGN or THE TIMES.

More tNan Npassing interest at
taches to Che 50 Ealled strike Of pitts.
ourgh school children, who. because
the city superintendent Or schools
has got in bad for reasons which
may be perfectly Justified by the eli
eumstances. tako it upon themselves
TO cut hockey and in organized
bands, parade the streets by way OF
protest. That the death Of a little
school girl, WHICH occurred Tuesday,
was directly due to a demonstration
Of tie children in crowded thor
oughfare, is Incidental yet significant
Ct immediate evils attendant upon
the sitaation, hat back Of it ali lies
a striisfng indication Of how readg
now are disorder and rioting 10 mani
fest themselves sstipon but slight
excuse
True it is, a serious charge, imoly-
ing the haQgal character Of the super.
tntendel d, question. has been raised
and it is bpeniy stated that the chill
drep are ureedson to revolt by thelr
alders There are remedies available
tor application 70 the officials case
however. without appealing to chill
iren for re.lsaal IL thA salns,l more
than anywhere, successful manage
nent depends lsgely upon discipline,
md If the youngsters of Plttsburga
are going to wa.k out and aeas Eha
police. their parents. aAd tAa public
in general. every timo heA II GER
itain OF their elders. are aosW4iloasod
with the conduct Of those ~ aathorl.
4ty, where will the school system ends
! Very refreshing is The conduct Of
ono mother in Pittsburgh, who. unteT-
rilcd By the shouting strikers. wadod
through a throng, nabbcd her osl.
spring AZ a convenient location ana
amazed him into better understand.
ing Of his privileges. The paaiic
school situation at Pittsburgh is in a
serious crisis. Stern measures alone
should be used to teach the refrac-
ory pupil something besides the art
sof apine their elders in disorder
The chi!drea's strike may prove very
effective, as a means to an end. but
he means is extremely dangerous to
Pittshufs school discipline.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27
couahs and conaun,ntIon

Coughs and colds, when neglected
always lead to serions trouble Of the
lungs. The wisest thing to do when
you have cold that troubles you is
to get a bottle Of DR. Kings New lis
coyery. Yeu viii get relief from the
first dose, and finally the cough will
disappear O. IT. Brown. OF NIusca-
dine Ala. writes My WIFE was down
in bed with an obstinate Cough, aud
! honestly believe had il not been for
Or. Kings New Discovery. she woul
not be living today" Known for fer.
ty-tree years as The best remedy cor
coughs and colds. Price s5oc and
$lO0- Recommended by all dealers
Cerate is just the thing TO keep your
skin clear. soft and smooth.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27
A SUNDAY SERMON

The American family has been
deemed tho cornerstone Of the Amer
can republic. Around the home we
throw an the protection Afforded BY
law, ana We resist any attack made
on that sacred institution with all
Che Yehemcnce Of what we are cap
able.
The question is constantly being
raised whether or not The family life
y this country are being destroyed.
There arc those a.armists who de
clare that there are numerous agen
eies. outside the home, that are en-
saecd all The time, in assaults on
that institution or our civilization.
Possibly. on the surface Of thines,
there might appear 10 be Influences
at work which tend to destroy the
meme, home life. the family and fam
lily ties.
But at bottom. there is no real dan.
ser 10 the American home The vast
yaat majority o. our peoglc ere home
nakera and home lovers The vat
majority Of tha American people ars
ustaining homes and are training
thcir children in way 10 fl them
e carry on aud perpetuate the fam
i.y or that home or the homes that
The only successful assault that is
eyer made against the family, comes
from within, not from without.
n The home life is what il oaghi
10 be. ii the childrea spripeing from
The home are trained in honesty, IN
tesrity. purity and charity no out
side influence can destroy that fam
lly or that homes or the homes tha
come from 1t.
There IS no occasion 10 minimize
lhe dangers that come from certain
eFils still tolerated by civilized so
aiety, simply because society has
iound no practical way Of aboliahinG
hem but thAe evils have no inau.
nee on the siome whose father and
neither haydA diligently and lovingly
rained the Nldren 70 walk in the
'lght paths evl from without is
comparable to e evils that result
rom wrong trahing or no training
IN the home.
childroa Who come from homes
hat have EQUIPPED them properly
sor the struggle Of life are fortified
against all those OWLS against which
Sc 50 loudly dcclaim, and which
would disappear If we would get at
the root Of the matter and educate
and train the children Alright
The saloon, Che gaming table. tie
orothei have no alluroments for the
boy whose home life is + the right
kind, The gin who is properly in
formed rightly educated and thor
oughly trained cannot be led away
By the glitterins lights Of the dance
iall
All the places or iniquity may be
closed, aud still, young people viii SO
wrong unless the fathers and moth
srs, by precept ana example. have in
titled into their hearts and con
sciences the power to resist evil the the
lo#er to build character
The Riace to begin with is within
". .s' ''' ID u ''' heart . the ''@.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27

The prc4osod measure to be intro
deced in the coming session Of the
legislature to provide for state and
county boards q tax egualizars is a
good thing. We e1lieve that there
are more tax DODGERS. v'ho beliexe
not a crime to dodse the payment +
taxes. in Georgie than there Is an
other state in The Union.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27

Il you suffer from nervous head
ache, rheumatism, lumbago or poor
circulation. send one dollar 10 ug for
a pair Of ELECTROPODEs, a copper
and zinc insoIe. Wear them thirty
days and if they do you no good Te
turn them and your money will posi-.
lively be refunded Your druggist
will supply you with a pair on thee
terms. In ordering mention If Tor
man or woman.
THE ELECTR0PODE 60. Inc.
Lima, ohio.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27

Atlanta viii have a hard time set
ting down to earth again. whcn Ca.
russo ana the other consumers of Bo-
ioene sausage leave and ,eave viii
Plenty o. Sood Gcorgia money too.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27
NEVER MIND, NORMAN FIELD
WILL BE WITH YOU MONDAY.

If you want a SINGER machine cali
on Geo f. Gay.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27

Vice President Marshall 4eems to
nave made up MS mind TO contend
with Secretary Bryan in Tho talk fest
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27

Play ball1 sll be the magic word
II all q the cities Of the Empire
State League next week.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27

We might suggest TO congress that
othee trusts need disolvlng worse
than Is the case Of the so called basc-
bah trust.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27

Congress ia thinking Of reducing
the pay cf the mileage 10 It's mem.
eers But congress will take it out
IN thinklnb.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27

IN spite og spnator Tnlmans pitch
ferk, they have managed 10 pgll Gem.
mi sicner Neil over safcly
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27

o. c9ursc debating the tariig btll
while doing no good. cannot do any
harm. but why waste SO inseh ENERGY
cts, on an absolutely forcgone con
clusioa2
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27

ciynn County, City Of Brunswick,
United States Court of Bankruptcy
for Ten Counties In South Georgia.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27

The administration IS in favor OF
q more elastic cnrreacy Now that
catches us good and stronS Make IL
80 elastic that tiver viii easily
stretch to The dignity of yellow
back.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27

Close up bGaineas Thuraday and
close Il Tight
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27

Mr Bryan NOW csesNs ihe role a.
the ofiicial with the soft pedal
Really, the great commoner is The
ohe handy man around the Wilson
shop. lie is right on the jo5 every
Nc ment Of the time.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27

The Apelbaum case went the route
Of the Grace case in Atlanta. if any
Woman anywhere wants 10 murder
a husband, good or bad, why Atlanta
offers all the protection nccea asary.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27

The report Of the stage Of the con
struction work q the Brunswick eN-
tension OF The Georeia Coast and
sdinoni railway published in The
News of yesterday morning, snould
he most satisfying 10 the people OF
this city. The News believes that
real good is to come from ta,s nee
railroad that it is 10 become an I'M
poftant factor IN the development Of
this splendid searort cil. ana is dc
lighted with the progress being made
in the work.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27

SAVE YouR PENNIES, FOR NOR.
MAN FIELD is COMING.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27

Champ Clark is saoa ciaaa sport
and he tries 70 take the iaesees Of
fate in a philosophical fashion, siil4
iie has a faenory; nc is hanan and
ne oannot forget that he resolved a
majority vote Of the Baltimore con
Nentien and did not receive the noad-
natlon It's an awful thing to have
such theng hts as every day eompan-
lolis, and the Speaker does pretty
Meil under the circumstances.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27

Entered al the Brunswick, Ga.
pogtofilce as second-ciass mali mat
ter.
The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27
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The Brunswick news., 1913-04-27
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The evening world., 1913-04-03
IMPORTANT TO ALL WOMEN
READERS OF THIS PAPER.

Thousands upon thousands Of women
have kidney or bladder trouble and never
suspect it.
Women's complaints often prove to be
nothing else but kidney trouble, or the
resuh OF kidney or bladder disease.
II the kidneys are not in a healthy
condition. they may cause the other
organs to become diseased.
You may suffer great deal with pain
in the back. bearing down feelings. head
ache and loss Of ambition.
Poor health makes you nervous. irrita-
bic and maybe respondent; it makes
any one so.
But thousands Of irritable. nervous,
tired and brokcn-down women have re-
stored their health and strength by the
use a Swamp Root, the great Kidney,
Liver and Bladder Remedy.
Swamp-Root brings new life and ac-
tivity to the kidneys. the cause Of such
troubles.
Many send for sample bottle to see
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Liver and Bladder Remedy will do for
them. Every reader Of this paper. who
has not already tried it. may address DR..
Kllmer 4 Co., Binghamton. n. v, and
receive sample bottle free by mail. You
can purchase the regular fifty-cent and
one dollar size bottles at all drug stores.
The evening world., 1913-04-03
CONCEALED WEAPONS
! HARMLESS, But trio
FACED INDICTMENTS
Garment Strikers Spent 10
Days in Tombs Before This
Was Found Out. ~.

"Ars We living In . state Of anarchy
y rebellion. and IL Justice being squi-
'tabiy dispenseds" asked former Assem-
blyman Meyer oreenbers Of Mayor
Gaynor At the City Hail to-day.
what have You. reference tor asked
the Mayor.
"Just this. Mr.. Mayor. The District
Attorney obtained the Indictment Of
three men clients Of mine. charging
them with carrying concealed and
deadly weapons. The three mon 70.
manned in Jail for nineteen days. They
were garment workers who had been
out on strike. At the expiration Of the
nineteen days my clients were arraisned
before Judge O'Sullivan IN General
Sessions. The Judge demanded that the
deadly weapons be produced a. evil
dsncs.
4 Yen inoh isnGth Of common bsoom.
stick, small sowing machine screw
driver and a pisos OF wood slght inches
long were produced.
Judge O'Sullivan smiled contemptu.
ously and said. These are not deadly
weapons. How came It that these men
were indicted for felony which car
ries with II sentence Of seven ysaxsr
Instantly the District-Attorney sought
to compromise by agreeing to Q sus-
pended sentence. My clients we're will
Ing to accept this. one OF them saying
DO not let us go to trial, for II a grand
jury sees ut to indict us for Carrying
those deadly weapons. who knows what
The evening world., 1913-04-03

Values TO I.V
Choke Of Tsspots. Susss
snd Cream Sets, Black Coffee
Poss. Nut BOWL, Covered
Boxes, Cake Pls.ss. Ets.
Building. Msia Fioos.l