The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-15

The Tides-High water on the I
Brunswick bar today at AIS am. and /
4:33 pm. Low water at 10:49 am.
and 1854 pm.
"The Ghost Wasca"-At the Grand
tonight is one OF thcce dandy 101
Bison western dramas that always
please. Starts 7:45. Admission 5 and !
10c. Ccming-"The Island of Regen-
Grafton"
Court Meets, Recessed-Judge |
KTaucg convened the city court again !
Yesterday morning, taking up the civil !
docket. One CT two cases were tried, |
after which the court recessed until
Thursday morning.
or TO Waycroes-A number of local
knights of Pythias leave this morning
for Waycross where they 90 to attend
the convention Of the Knights of the
Eleventh district.
Mrry Fuiler-In Under Southern
Skies" at the Grand Friday, matinee
and night, was taken at cur very
doors, Savannah being the scene of ac-
ton. This picture will be shown in
connection with Elaine" Admission
and 10c
] Large Attcndancc-Go to Sunday
School day was generally observed in
Brunswick, every Sunday school in
the city being largely attended At
some of the Sunday schools the at
tendance was even larger than had
been anticipated
"A Case Of pensionr-Presented
by the ParentTeachers association at
the Grand Thursday night under the
auspices of the public schools prom
ises to be a very enjoyable affair In
addition to the play there will be
shown a three-reel Vitagraph master
piece, "A Tale of Two Cities" Starts
8:15. Admission Csc
Pastime Today-Helen Holmes, said
to be the most daring actress III photo
play Mii be presented at the Pastime
today in one OF those tf1Tff+t1riir1gs- e4f4ii--
sodes from THE Hazards of Helen"
series, entitled "The Midnight Limit
ed" This series proved very popular
when being run before and is now all
new and just as thrilling and exciting.
Friday-"Mice and Men"
Fehind the Scenes-~With little Mary
| Pickford featuring, will be the attrac-
ton at he Pastime tomorrow. This
is said to be Miss Pickford's greatest
picture, and certainly, reports from
other cities say it is great People
of Brunswick should deem this a treat
as it is a very rare occurrence that
one theater should show Mary Pick
ford three times in two weeks. First
reels $3.50, 5, $50, s and 9:15 pm.
Interesting ServiCe-Dr. Dunbar II.
Ogden, of Atlanta conducted his first
revival in the series of meetings at
the Presbyterian church last night
The subject of his message was
Shadows" He spoke on the influ-
ence of the individual lift. A large
congregation was present and the re-
vival was enc of great power. Dr.. Og-
den will preach today at 10 am. and
1880 pm.
Two Fires Yesterday--The fire de-
| partment responded to two Abrams
| yesterday. The first, at 10 o'ccokl
called the department to a garage on
| Ellis street where an automobile, own
| ed by j. K. Dubberly, was on fire. 1t |
was only slightly damaged. The other
alarm called the firemen to 1905 Ellis
street, where a small house owned by
Prince Pyles, was on fire. The damage
was small.
Goes to Committee-The bill before
congress for the benefit of all Con-
| federate soldiers and their widows
has been referred to the committee
on pensions and ordered to be printed
in the Congressional Record. The bill
has been hailed with delight by the
old veterans and if passed will greatly
| benefit the old soldiers in their declin-
| ing years, many of whom are finan-