The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-25
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At the Grand Today-AnOther one
of the exciting "Hazs--s of Helen" en-
titled "The Tramp Telegrapher' will
be the feature of the bill at the Grand
tonight Tomorrow Julia Swayne Cor
don and Leo Delaney will be featured
in WASTED Lives" in connection with
"Neal of the Navy" which serial gets
better and better es it nears the end.
Fox pictures are conceded to be the
highest class pictures on the market
today. The next one at the Grand
Monday will be The Eyed
Monster" featuring robert Manten
and Genevieve Hamper. Coming
THE Iron Claw"
The Weather-Fair today; gentle to
moderate north winds, becoming vari-
able.
The Tides-Iiigh awa;er on the
Brunswick bar today at 1928 a. M,
and 2:06 p M; low water at 1851
a. m, and SPA p. m.
Strike Settied-News has been re-
ceived here that the strike OF New
York longshoremen has been settled.
This means that all danger of any in
terference with the lines between this
city and New York is considered past.
The Fod Saiis-The barkatine Fod,
sailed yesterday for England with a
cargo FOR the American Tie & Timber
company She had little trouble
getting away on account Of the lack
OF a crew, one being brought here
from Savannah.
Captain Elliott CoTnlna Captain
Charles p. Elliott, of Savannah, will
arrive in Brunswick tomorrow morn
ing at 10:45 o'clot- and will have
five recruits to examine. These are
the men recently secured at Halle
hurst by C. A. Cissell of the local Of
flee.
inspecting Boats--United States
Steamboat Inspectors 81 G. Lee and
E. b. Fitzgerald are in Brunswick for
a few days on official business. They
inspected the steamers Angie and He's
sic yesterday and WI inspect the
Emmeline and small launches before
leaving.
Goes to Macon-George II. Smith,
vice president of the Brunswick Bank
& Trust company. leaves tonight for
Macon to attend the convention Of the
state bankers association. After leav-
ing Macon he will go to his old home
at Sparta where he .';ii spend several
days. Mr. Smith expects to be gone
a week or ten days.
Goes TO Cincinnati e. Cohen,
who has been connected with the liv-
cry stables OF H. S. .1cCfary for the
| past twelve years, leaves this morning
for Selma, Ala After spending few
days there Mr.. Cohen will go TO Gin
| cinnati, which city he will make his
headquarters, having accepted a posi-
ton with large firm.
Penny Lunches-Mrs. Leavy and
| Mrs. Bitch will be in charge of the
grammar and high school lunches to-
day. Peanut butter, cheese and pimen-
to sandwiches will pe served at one
cent each Miss Frederick BarnhiIl
has charge of the lunches at Purvis
school, where sandwiches will also
be served at one cent each.
Police Court--In police court yes
tcrday, Rosa Lee Baker was held to
the higher court on 5000 bond on
the charge of cutting Joe Byard. Both
are colored. Byard was dismissed.
Mayor Hopkins sounded a warning to
boys who rifc bicycles that they must
stay off the sidewalks as there is a
city ordinance providing fine for rid
ing on the sidewalks. One boy was
fined YESTERDAY and Chief of Police
Owen has iscued notice to officers to
arrest all violators or the code.
At the Rijcu Today-"The Kiss of
Hate" featuring Ether Barrymore at
the Bijou Cepicts wonderful story
of Russia, as every one knows Miss
Barrymore is one of the foremost ac-
tresses in America and the part she
plays in this picture which deals with
the persecution of the Jews, suits her
admirably. First reel runs $3.50, 4:45,
500, 7:15, $3.50 and 9:4S. Tomorrow
great big 7-reel Triangle program;
don't miss seeing that great pair
Fatty and Mabel IN one Of the best
keystone comedies ever produced.
Coming next week, Clara Kimball
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