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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1913-12-23
The Suspender Girl.

The shirtwaist girl is now going in
for suspenders, but they are glori-
fed vision of the idea which she has
stolen from her brothers wardrobe.
In fact, so glorious are they that it
seems a pity that they must be cover
ed by the MILDLY blouse which she
wears with her tennis and golfing
skirt. The straps are of dull gold or
silver lace supplemented by jeweled
chains that hang from each shoulder
and in front fasten under a golden
horseshoe with scarab-set center.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1913-12-23

embroidery is improved by washing
and ironing.
And for the home keeper who must
or should run out to market In the
morning this blouse with plain tai
lored skirt and jacket is just the
proper wear.
A strong. firmly woven cotton voile
;s the fabric that 1t is made of.
French knots and two sprays of small
flowers In embroidery adorn the front.
Plain crocheted insertion. home made,
and about one inch wide. with enough
edgin2 to match to finish the sleeves
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1913-12-23

also be used indoors If care is taken
to avoid windows and pictures The
bow. which Is 26 In. In length. is made
Of two pieces of strong steel wire con-
nected to a nickelplated handpdece
shaped SO that the arrow can be quick
ly placed in position for shooting. The
bowstring is made Of strong material
and the arrow is of hard wood, Is in
long, with soft rubber tip, and
weighs only ounces.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1913-12-23
Hint for the Bride,

In all the linen sales. especially
those called manufacturers SAM
ples," which are found SO often at this
time of year, one finds ends of fine
towels In both buck and damask, that
appear to have been cut with too
short border to hem. These can
be scalloped and make beautiful tow
els. at generally half the original
price.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1913-12-23
COUTURE COPIED
FROM CLASSIC
GREEK MODEL

EVIDENTLY pleasing to its pretty
T. wearer is the new couture in
which she has accomplished a hair
dress not far from the classic Greek
model. She has taken a liberty with
the original in introducing a puff over
the ears which extends over the
cheek. The ear is not quite hidden.
There is more of fringe over the
forehead also than a close copy would
provide for. But the puff over the ear
is a modern note just now in high
favor. The little fringe is admissible
because to so youthful a wearer it
is sure to be becoming.
The front hair must be parted off
and waved in loose waves for this
hairdress and it is not a bad idea to
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1913-12-23
Longest Sentence,

For the longest sentence on record
we must go to the French. In Les
Miserabies" Victor Hugo has one sen.
tence that runs through a hundred
lines, and earlier in the book, In enc
of the chapters descriptive Of Water.
loo, there are over so lines without a
full stop.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1913-12-23
PROPER EXERCISE FOR BOYS
Half Hours Daily Practice on Machine
viii Keep Growing Youth In
Best of Condition.

AS indicated by the Illustration this
dmpie device will serve for a swing
flying ring and trapeze. In setting II
up keep in mind the fact that 1t must
necessarily be strong. 1t must not
wobble very much. and the timbers
used must be at least by and of a
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1913-12-23
PASTlME FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
Bow and Arrow May Be Used Indoors
II Care Is Taken to Avoid Win
dow Panes and Paintings.

This bow and arrow has been d..
signed chiefly for those interested in
the outdoor sport of archery. but may
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-27
SEA GOING DREDGE
HERE IN NOVEMBER
w. C. LEMEN TALKS ON HARBoR
IMPROVEMENT WORK NOW
BEING DONE.

w. C. Lemen. assistant engineer,
U. S. A., with headquarters in Savan-
nah, has been in the city several days
inspecting the work now geing on in
the harbor which is being done under
his direction.
Mr. Lemen was much pleased with
the progress being made at the Fan
Icy BLUM cut-oH where the pump
dredge Augusta is aow at work hav.
ing completed about half OF the so
foot channel which will have depth
OF 4 feet at low tide
The work at the jetties where the
dradge Sewee is at work is also pro.
crossing in good shape. Mr.. Lemen
also stated that he would send sea
going dredge here about Nov. Is for
the purpose OF cleaning out the out
side channel over the bar.
Regarding the add4tionl harbor
work resommended by Col. Dan G
Kingman Mr.. Lemen could give nc
information beyond the fact that a
supplementary recommendation had
been made but the board OF engineers
have not taken up the matter as yet
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-27
ATLANTA SOCIETY
GIRL A ''GETTE"
MISS ELIzAsETH HIGH JOINS
THE RANKS AND OTHERS ARE
SOON no FOLLOW.


Atlanta Sept 26.-Miss Elizabeth
High, one Of the prettiest and most
popular Of Atlanta society girls, has
Joined the suffragette ranks, and it
AS rumored that others will shortly
follow her example. She made her
debut into the suffragette circle yes
terday aftrnoon by reading a paper
dealing with the city government OF
Atlanta.
just before Miss High delivered her
address, it was announced that thirty
more young women had been added to
the suffrage ranks. The members de
clare that they have no intention Of
adopting militant methods, but that
they propose to work for votes for
women in Georgia, and that they ex-
pect to get them beforb very many
months have passed.
The leaders in the movement be-
slieve that if they can get few prom
inent Atlanta society girls to work
and speak publicly for the cause that
girls in other Georgia cities will fol
low their example.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-27
WHITE WAY ASSOCIATION +.
HAS BEEN INCORPORATED
PETITION HAS BEEN FILED WITH
THE CLERK OF eUpERIoR
NouRr.

ArtIeles OF incorporation have beS,
taken out by the Brunswick White
Way association, the petitioners be
ing e C. Bruce. E. l.. Stephens, w.
r. Wood and l.. H. H4ym, copy
Of the petition being aled with the
clerk of the superior conrt yesterday
and which will appear in The News
Tuesday.
The capital stock OF tie corpora
ton is placed at $4,000 with privilege
of increasing to not exceeding $25, ,s0J,
1t being stated that the object of the
organization is not for pecuniary
profit but for the purpose of install
ing, equipping and maintaining on
the streets OF Brunswick white
way" The white way movement in
Brunswick Is now fairly launched
and the committee will start an ae-
tive campaign for subscribers at once.
1t is a big thing for the city and
should receive the hearty support of
merchants, property owners and citi-
zens alike.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-27
EIGHT CHILDREN
BURN TO DEATH
PARENTS AND ONE CHILD ESCAPE
BUT THE MOTHER
DIES LATER.

Quebec, Sept 26.-Fsht cEildreu
of the family of Ulrich Trudel were
burned to death as as result of a
fire which broke out in a three-story
wooden frame building in st. Fran
co.'s street at an ealy hou' to-day. Five
other families also lived in the house.
THE mother and father as well as
well as the eldest boy, although all
injured, were saved. They were taken
70 a hospital, wher the mother died.
The eldest boy Antoine, was drop
ped from the third story window and
struclg his head on the curbstone, and
that, together with the burns which
he received, renders his condition very
cerious.
The mother, who was taken down
by a ladder was terribly burned about
the earns and head. The father was
the least injured of the three, al
though h also suffered seyepal pain
full burns.
The children who lost their lives
were four daughters and four sons,
the youngest two years old. All war-
under sixteen years old.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-27
COMMITTEE MEETING
At BOARD OF TRADE
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE
HOLDS IMPORTANT MEETING
THIS EVENING.

Secretary Weatherly Of the Board
of Trade, has issued call for meet
ing of the transportation committee
at o'clock this evening.
SecretaW Weatherly has prepared
data showing the freight rates from
the port of Brunswick to interior
points as compared 10 other South
Atlantic ports demd hstrating fully
that discrimination has been used
against this city.
The acommittee viii consider this
matterythe can being as follows:
Dear Sir A meeting OF your com
Hlittee win be held at the offices of
the Board Of Trade Saturday evening,
Sept. q, at 5 o'clock, 20 corfer with
"a committee consisting of Mossrs. A.
d@Sola Menaes, 7. j. Wright and ].
G. Weatherly.
This conference meeting is very
important since it leads up to a dis
cussion of the railroad class rates
from Brunswick to the interior pre-
marathon of data on which has been
under way.aby the Board OF Trade for
several months. The secretary has
about completed this data and is now
taking steps to bring the matter d.
rectly before the railroads entering
Brunswick.
For your information we are en-
slosing under this cover tabulatlons
showing comparative rail rates from
southeastern ports to the interior
You are urgently requested to pc
present ae this melting,
: Very cordially yours
THE BOARD OF TRADE,
]. G. Weatherlyy Secretary
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-27
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
Must REGISTER MACHINES
a NHo FAIL TO DO SO BY THE
sT OF OCTOBER WILL pF
oocKETgD.

- oaghh the city attorney has
Irend@ decision stating that the
requiring aAto owners to
sray registering zee Of 81 Is unco4-
tstitutional the section covering the
registering of the machine Is not and
owners must register same by Oct. l
or be put on the docket.
Marshal Owens issued the follow
ing notice on the subject yesterday:
To Owners OF Motor Vehicles:
City ordinance No 2S5 requires
owners Of automobiles, motorcycles,
| etc to register such ownership In
the city clerks Office, city hall. A
number OF owners have failed to reg
lister and have been direetedfby the
mayor and council to notify all such
owners to register according to the
provisions Of the ordinance, and to
pocket IN police court for violation
iot the ordinance all whp fall to regis
ter BY oct. i'll The fee OF ~ prescrib-
fed ib the ordinance will not be re-
4ifed, ana all who have paid it, may
eall at the city treasurer's office and
have thot amount refunded Jss,/
A. l.. OWENS, Marshal,
-sf u .,.,,, 49, 10
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BEAT WRONG MAN
!, HELD FOR MURDER
BROOKLYN GUNMAA HIRED 10
WHIP MAN SHOOTS TO
KILL INSTEAD.

Nay York, Sept .26.-Two peddlers
offered Frank Wan Tonic, a Brooklyn
g nman $50 70 beat np Dayid connor.
who took their horse by the bride and
amused himself by leading the ami
NAL around in circles. Van T nio ac-
cepted and today he was held for the
grand jury on a charge OF murder.
Witnesses testified that he mistook
Robert Brady for Connop and shot
him dead. The pddlers confessed the
bargain with the gunman, but protest.
ed that they had no grievance against
Brady and no desire to get ConAor
anything verse thap beating.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-27
WARD LINER SANTIAGO TO
TOW BARGE TO MEXICO
-
JOHN VI cAsT NOW IN cETY
sPEcT THE uxMAL
s'SsR.HsNsEL ce.

90 vs Oast.
ervi5ing inspectsr
rived IL the city las Gaht from
sonyilles Col CAST comes to Brunss
wick for the purpose Of inspecting
the barge Urnal, built by the Parker.
Hensel Engineering Co.
This is the third OF the barges of
this type built by the Parker.H ensel
people and she is very commodious
vessel, measuring lilo feet over all
and having a capacity OF $50 ,sar.
The Uxmal is going to be towed from
Brunswick to Progresso Mexico, BY
the Ward Line steamer Santiago on
Monday or Tuesday and must be n
spected before she takes her trip 10
the Mevican port. The Santiago
will signal Brunswiok by Wireless
through Savannah, when she will pass
the sea buoy and the Uxmal win .e
on the scene when she arrives,
Col CAST has visited Bruins yi9l'
f. 'Qsently and has may friends ht'e
who will weleome him to the city
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-27
TAKEN TO CITY HOSPITAL
WITH A CRUSHED SKULL
ODE RICHARDSON STRIKES DOWN
"BoY" BUSH WITH AN AXE
LAST NIGHT.

A young negro named Boy Bush
was taken to the city hospital at
O'Clock this morning suffering with
a crushed skull.
It was said by the police that a
middle aged negro named ODE Rich
ardson had assaulted him with an axe
at the home a colored woman on
Reynolds street about midnight.
One wound on top Of the head had
crushed the skull another on the side
had cut deep into the bone.
Br. T. A. Mann was called immed'
lately and after an examination or
dered his removal to the hospital
7ere it wss stated the outcome OF
whe VI hSsAwas problematical.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-27

Birmingham Sept, &c, ,-Ns trace
os the to masked men who held III
and robbed Alabama Great southerr
traih No. I Of the Queen and cresen
Isystetn at Bibbyiiie siding shortly at
ter midnight had been obtained early
today by the various posses searching
for tie robbers.
Deputy Sheriff James Bonesr Of
birmingham, while searching for the
bandits was shot and killed at Z
o'e'osk this morning near cottondale
by Montgomery deputy shrifr, who
mistook Bnner for one of the train
|robbers.
Sheriff McAdory. With s2 deputies,
Chief of Police Bedeker and seven9l
private detectives from Birmingham
as well as posse Of deputies from
Montgomery and Tuscaloosa and Bibb
counties are hunting for the bandits
in Northern Bibb and Taeealoosa
counties.
A special train fp Pntgomery
carried bloodhound TAsealoosa
early today, and posse b Bir.
mingham has several blot hounds
securing the country surrounding the
scene of the robbery.
The bandits, acco4ding to stories
'of the train crew today, boarded the
engine at Bibbville Crossing, near
Woodstock Ala. Engineer Daniels
was forced at the point OF revolvers
10 detatch the engine, express car,
mail car. Clerks were frightened
from their posts by fulisadeletaoin
from their posts by a fusillade of but
let's, and the engineer and fireman
forcibly elected from from the cab.
After running the detached seition q
short distanra down the track the
bandits dynamited the exRress car
safe and rifled the registered mail.
pouches. The engine was then un
coupled and started wild down the
track 1t WAS found several hours
later near Eaglewood. Ala, No esti
mate of the amount OF booty obtained
by the robbers 10 yet available.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-27
plNpELL FoR RUSSIA.

Washington, Sept 26,-H. NJ Pm
dell a newspaper editor of PEORIA
III, is foremost among those ns'ils
considered for ambassador to Rnssia
His friends expect his nomination 70
90 to the Senate in few days
- y oo.-~~.S-.~-~~-~-r~rss-r
very handsome and extensive addit-
lions to the large Edwin Gould DOW
ling alley at Jekyl. When finlsaea
Mr. Girvin says that the new tenais
court. which is to be an inciosed az
fair. will be one Of the handsomest
in the South. The Paarker-hensel
Engineering Co., of this city is to fur
nish the steel iron work on both the
court and bowling alley.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-27
YAaYAN-DoWNINe GAME AT
i, NORWICH STREET PARK TO-DAY

The bali game at the Norwich street
park at $3.50 tais evening promises
TO be of unusual interest and no doubt
the friends 6f both teams Will turn
out in force to encourage their fav
orites
The lineup of the Yaryans is az
follows cordan, Sb; Forsyth, 1b;
Lockwood. y; Geesling. o; Taylor. CT;
Hayer, 2b; Flemming, II; Philips, ri;
Sleanss
The Downing lineup has been an
nounced as follows; decker, rf!
Wood, CT; Lamb. IT, Royal, 1b; Knight
2b; Shackleford, SIS; Marlin, Sb; Lo-
rantzeen, c; O'conner, p.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-27
MOE cHs NEGRO

Litehfield. KY. Sept. 26.--Joe Rich,
ards0n, a negro, was taken from tie
coun1 here arly today by a mob
and vhanged to a tree in the plblie
tqua He was charged with as.
saulti q 11-year old white girl. The
'jaiIor as' overporewred when he at
tempted to resist the mob. The e
SOS body still hung in the TIE. to
day
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-27
BRIDGES SMITH IS.
ELECTED MAYOR
OF MACON
LATEsT REPORTS GIVE HIM "A
CLEAR MAJORITY OF s5 OVER
THE TWO OTHER CANDIDATES
WALLACE MILLER AND DAsHER

Macon, Sept. 26,-In one of the hot
test municipal fights ever pulled off
in this city, Bridges Smith, present
city clerk was elected mayor oy.
er Wallace Miller and A. L. Dasher.
Sr Smiths plurality in the election
was 221 and clean plurality over
the two other candidates was 95. At
this hour, midnight, it cannot be
stated with any degree of certainty
which one Of the aldermanic tickets
have been successful, as the race in
s@ms wards are known to be very
close However, conservative ssti-
mates indicate that enough of the
Smith ticket has been elected to give
that faction complete control of the
next city administration The success
of Bridges Smith today was great
personal victory for him as well as
for a liberal administration in Macon
Miller was the candidate of the reform
movement along these lines the
battle has been fought, as the small
vote of Dasher indicates. Bridges
Smith has been prominently connected
with public life of Macon for many
years and served as mayor on two
different occasions in the past His
friends are celebrating the victory.
torhght.
The total vote was as follows:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-27
BUILDING TENNIS COURT
At THE GOULD HOME
q. 8. oIRViN, OF NEW YORK, IS
ALSO ADDING TO THE
BOWLING ALLEY.

r. ]. Girvin, of New York, repre-
sentmg the ]. w. BisliA Company
spent yesterday in the cid MT Cir
win is spending some wee at Jek:
Island, where he is buildiWg very
handsome tennis court Edwin
Sould. In addition to the ew tennis
court Mr.. Girvins firm is al making
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-27
WALDO wlELps KNEE.

New York Sept pa police 'ap-
taln. regeant and patrolman, were
spmmariIy suspended early today y
,,Nsissioner Waldo, after he had
wed, he says, that gambling
Gere running wide open N
This action followed a
sFtstigation,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-27
MORE EARTH LEFT.

Washington, stpt. 26.-When the
big steam shovels were Withdrawn
from Culebra cut September 10 there
remained 100000 cubic yards OF eartn
10 be removed from the Panama ~
sndl
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-27
new RECEIVERS IN
THE BEACH CASE
ARE NAMED

III es court in Sa-
wanna ksning. .Judga ~
r. NeNSESEss pfes b, the petition of
the Union Trast Co, of Detroit ask
ing for a raeeiyership on the equity
side OF the court was heard. The
Union Trust Co. WAS represented by
Messrs. Hardeman, Park, Jones &
johnson, OF Macon, the argument be-
ing presented by Attorney George R.
Jones. The showing made was to
the effect that the Beach company had
defaulted on the interest on their
bends hssd by the Union Trust Co.
and dug In March and September re-
specify S and that he tEust com
panyM been forced to pay some
s4, ~ state and county taxes on
VIII the Beach company had de-
fats and which was covered by the
boz held by them. After hearing
tA Ease Judge Newman concluded
th a FeoeiyeRship was necessary and
he Vaccordingly appointed w. T..
Hotchkiss, of Chicago. and w. h.
Beach, president of the Beach Manu-
featuring company, as receivers, OF the
company. Judge Newman also made
the case retufnable in Atlanta on Oct.
81 and at that time it will be con-
e!uded, whether or not the receiver
ship is to be made permanent The
amount of interest defaulted on by
the Beach company together with otlrt
er items claimed by the Union Trust
company approximatos about $4,000
The new receivers under the order of
thecourt are to give bqRd in the sHm
of $4,000 each and VIII qualify as
soon as the necessary bond has beea
filed In the meantime the assets OF
the company ara to remain in the
hands of the receivers until the final
hearing Of the case, which, as has
been stated, has been set for Oct. 81
The effect OF this order Of the
court removes Receiver J.''L. Moss,
appointed under the original proceed
ines, but serves to leave the AFFAIRS
Of the Beach company stin in the
hands OF the court, but under a d
fsrent reeeivership.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-27
BANKERS OPPOSE BILL.

WashingtoR, Sept. 26.-Geneyai as
approval Of the provisions of me ad
ministration BIZ was expressa1 today
before thee Aate COMMITTEE ~ a
number of New and bankers ) no
suggested vital en-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-09-27

NAx sESNaleo Al Governor
aelaTnenk trial this Aftarno
seyernor mad asked him to
oatlis that he had made 100
nibufi0a II the Sulzer campaign
Kefnor Snlzer asked Henry L..
snthau, ambassador 10 Turkey. to
asy with hin. 10 case he was
IS the witness stand al the GOV
Impeachment trial. Mr.. Nor.
haR who contributed $1,000 to
Qyernors camign fund, SO testi.
en recalled as witness today.
that the Governor hsd asked
Eneas the relations between
personal affair"
of the Court OF Appeals
e an open break oa u.
tans question, bearing noe
the final determination Of
Sament gSaf ninga. hat ap-
seif5z sf Ia whieh I'll
egad tnat Ssiisoeratla seaasrs
ea by patrl 3 MccAos RI
king 10 push - criminal fsaici-
in this county against Cover
%ulaer the moment the inpeach-
en: proceedings end.
Ne Grand Jury will assemble Oct
Isl 6. tx it became known ,aday
thah h1ians already had been made for
/ evidence looking to the ildet.c,sat II
tsr Governor at this session.
Judge IIiscock opened the fight that
split the Court Of Appeals In two
factions when he came into violent
claash with stle ruling Of Chief Justice
cullin, in wi h be3d that the tes.
timony of j. sehiff and other
wit2egse ,.niss = admitted to show
Nzer had not committed lar
converting to his personal
campaign funds because he
hes had not limited the Cover.
nc7s the matter Of expehdiAs the
aunM.
OF more spectacular interest If of
less importance, was the clash of Mr.
Stanchfield and D-Cady Herrisk over
the demand of Mr. Stanchffeld that
the Governors counsel produce Louis
A. Sarecky, former confidential secre-
tary to the Governor and keeper OF
his campaign wampum, and Fred L.
Colwel. the broker, with yRom Gov
ernor Sulzer is alleged to have en-
joyed a personally conducted expedi-
tion inw the wilds of Wall street.
Two different storis were told re-
sardlHg the subpoenaing of Sareeky. /
He maintained that at no time IN
the last twenty-one days during which
period the board Of managers agents
said they asesre unable to locate him
had bean in hiding.
SGrecky was excused today on his
1 promise to be present tomorrow morn
ging to testify.
Frederick L. Colwel, charged by the
l prosecution with being the governors
2"dummx" in some of his stock deals,
who also had been sought by the
board OF managers. may be produced
Z morrow.
New York, Sept 2s-Charles F.
Murphy leader OF Yammany Hall, said
this afternoo n.
'If they want me to testify at AL
bany, there is no necessity OF sub
poena being issued for me. Let them
call me up on the telephone. and I'll
answrr right away 1 will be willing
and ready to go"
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d1ittee Of six pem-
@d, later was author
funds to assist in equip

oRRdA dSVN~
as fioershp committee was also
appointed to Interest young men in
joining the club.
An organization OF his kind has
long been needed in brunswick and
1T is TO be hoped that the business
men and people generally win giye
their hearty support and anancial aid
TO The club a
F. E Twitty and ]. c. Weathesly
afforded the meeting ls-f n&flt and
with their adice materially assisted
the boys in iaunc & the movement,
phomising also tosNye thek full sup
port toward making the Brunswick
athletic Club a success.