The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-30

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| At the Grand Today-A big reduc-
! ton in prices to see Fox pictures at
the Grand. Theda Bara. Jean Sothern
and William Shay will be featured in
that classy Fox picture The Two Or
phans," at the Grand Thursday, mat
inee and night By searching the
world over. no better trio of perform
ers could be found. The management
OF the Grand guarantees THE Two Or
phans" to be one of the best pic
lures you have ever seen, which means
that you get your money back if you
are not satisfied. Starts 3:45 and
sis. Matinee 3 and 10 cents; night
10 cents to all. Grace NIlians will
be seen in Face & Fortune" at the
Grand tonight, commencing 7:45. s
reels tomorrow, featuring Hughey
Mack and Flora Finch. Meal of the
Navy" every Friday. Only three more
episodes left then comes THE Iron
Claw" with Pearl White. Creighton
Hale, Sheldon Lewis and we have
sne&king idea that Arnold Daily (Craig
Kennedy is lurking around some
where.
The ENTHUSIASTICALLY fair to-
day moderate winds.
The Tides-High water on the
Brunswick bar today at $3.50 a. m, and
sos p. M; low water at 11:51 a. m,
and 11:50 p. m.
Sunday Hours-This is decoration
day. and Sunday hours will be observ-
ed at the local postoffice The car
riers will make one delivery this morn
ing.
Due Today-The steamer Rio
Grande is due today from New York.
She is bringing general cargo of
merchandise and will be tied up at
the Mallory docks.
Coming TcmorroW-C Charles
P, Elliott, 0f Savannah, who has
charge of the United States army re-
cruiting station in this district will
be here tomorrow on official business
Two Banks Sail--The Norwegian
bark Frigga and the bark Vega, of the
same nationality sailed yesterday for
England. They are laden with lum-
Der shipped by the American Tie &
Lumber company.
Penny lunches-Mrs. Thomas Nor
gan will have charge Of the lunches
at the high and grammar school today.
Ice cream cones will be served at
three cents each, two for five cents.
Raisin cakes will be served at one
cont each.
Coming Back Today-R. A. Cissell
of the local recruiting station, will
return today from Mci'ae where he
went last week to open temporary
station. He secured two recruits but
it is not known whether they will pass
the examinations.
Annual Outing-The Salvation Ar
my will give their annual outing to
st. Simons Island on June 8th for the
benefit of the poor mothers and poor
children of this city. To those who
are interested in TINS particular oc-
casion can address the Salvation ar
my, Box 81, City.
Stspmother Dies--Local people who
enjoy reading Sidney Lanier's poems
which include his famous Marshes of
Glynn" will regret to learn that Mr..
Lanier's stepmother, Mrs. r. S. La
nier died Saturday at her home in Ma
con. She was the widow of the late
r. S. Lanier well known Macon at
| torney.
Attends Get-Toeether Meet--E. L..
| McGougan, general agent for the Sou
| thern railway in this city, returned
| yesterday from Atlanta, where he at
| tended getitogether" meeting Of
the Southern agents from all parts Of
! Georgia A talk was made by the
| newly-appointed welfare agent of the
| road and several other talks of inter
est to the guests.
Fined for Getting Drunk-The first
mMail 4 ShnmId Saw