The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-03-08


+ IL Brunswick. having played at tn,
Pasyime before in the popular pic;ur,
Ont Of Darkness" also she is known
personally by number of Brunswick
people. Admission 10 cents to all.
The Weather-Forecast for today il
Georgia: Probably showers.
The Tides-High water On tn,
Brunswick bar today at 9.3S am. and
1918 pm. Low water at 3:45 am
and 5:07 pm.
Belgian Sails-The British steam.
ship Belgian, which has been in po-t
for several days, sailed yesterday for
an English port. She was loaded by
the Strachan Shipping company.
Fire Yesterday-Fire yesterday
morning destroyed two small houses
at 1921 and 2023 Cleybourne street
One Of the houses was unoccupied
while negroes lived in the other. The
loss was about $3.50 and is covered by
insurance.
Ash Wednesday at 81. Marks-Holy
communion at Z, services at IL o'clock
No services at 1880 pm. The rector
will go 20 st. Andrews chapel at night
to administer baptism to adults. Serv-
ices Thursday Z am. and pm. Fri
day services Z am. and 1880 pm. Sat
urday am. and pm.
Franco.Prussian - "Germania,". the
big war picture between Germany and
France, at Inc Grand tomorrow night;
Rip Van Win6le' and the last episode
of 'The Romance of Elaine" Friday
and an all-comedy feature Saturday.
Get in line for Meal of the Navy"
which starts Friday week.
Almost Rebuilt-The Cumberland
line steamer Emmeline, will look as
sphinx and span as new pin when
she comes off the Parker-Hensel ma
rine railway in few days. The boat
has been practically rebuilt, but will
be back in commission now in a few
days.
Legal Sales Day-Yesterday was le-
gal sales day, but there was very lit
tie property sold, outside Of the regu-
ular sales of the city, which were con
Quoted by Chief Owens. Frank Gran
than, as administrator of the Gran
than estate, sold piece of property
and one or two other small sales were
made.
More Demonstrations Put On-The
crew Of Sovereign cigarette statesmen
were at work again in Brunswick yes
terday and a more lively bunch has
never hit the town. If you are a Gig
arctic smoker, you perhaps saw them.
They left last night for Waycross.
No Alton Yet-Up to late yesterday
afternoon Attorney J. T. Powell had
heard nothing from the prison com.
mission regarding the case Of Ashley
Pollard, sentenced to hang Friday.
The attorney expects something from
the commission today.
Committee Met Yeaferday-The To-
cal committee which is to arrange for
the great meeting of the Southeastern
Sanitary association, which is to hold
its annual meeting here this month,
met at the office Of DR.. Y. r. Aber-
crombie yesterday afternoon. Prelim-
mary plans were made for the enter
tainment OF the visitors.
Cordially Greeted--Judge Joseph w.
Bennett, who has been very i'll for sew
eral weeks, and who returned recently
from Baltimore, where he was operat-
ed on, was out for a short while yes
terday, motoring down town and back
He was most cordially greeted by his
friends who were delighted with his
greatly improved condition.
"The Last Days of PompeW-At the
Grand tonight is historically correct
in every respect, showing Mt. Vesuvi
us in eruption, Pompeii before and aft
er the eruption, hundreds Of gladiators
in the arena with wild beasts, exciting
chariot races, etc. A production in
10000 feet OF film that cost $250,0O0
to produce to be shown at the Grand
tonight at 5 and 10c Coming THE
Eternal City"
Charlie Chaplin Prize Contest Day
At the Grand Saturday, March 18Th.
That energetic firm Of A. Kaiser
& Bro. have added to their large
spring stock the Charlie Chaplin out
fit novelty to be sold at a very nominal
cost Let your boys have bushels Of
fun by entering the contest. There