The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-06-10
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EiIeu Theatre-Come early and
avoid the rush as every one will want
to see the 1000 feet of fun today and
night. We are stating true facts. That
this program is the best yet, you will
just be delighted to see Douglas Fair
banks try to get His Picture in the
Papers" and Willie Collier in Better
Late Than Never, a two-part Key
stone comedy. Seven reels in all
Come to the Bijou and forget your
troubles. There will be enough fun
for all 1000 feet of it, Monday Par
amount day-''The Innocent Lie"
The extraordinarily fair today:
light variable winds.
Sunrise and Sunset-Sun rises to-
day at 4:17 a. M, and sets at $50
2. m.
The Ttdes-High water on the
Brunswick bar today at 1:19 a. m, and
2:02 p. M; low water at 7:51 a. m,
and 1888 p. m.
Demand for Papers Although quite
number of extra copies of the News
were printed yesterday morning, the
entire edition was sold out quickly
and many persons who desired copies
were turned away. much TO the regret
Of the office.
VIII Sell Tickets-Parent-T Teachers
association will sell tickets for the
excursion to ST. Simons Thursday.
Anyone in sympathy with this good
work please purchase tickets for this
trip from the association. They will
be On sails at the drug stores.
Tax Digest oper--The 1915 Tax
Digest is open for the collection of
1915 city taxes in Treasurer Faip's of
fee in the city hall The FIRST half
is payable before June 3d. All who
pay the whole years taxes by July
10 will get discount of per cent
on the last half, equivalent to IL
per cent on the whole.
Private Exchanae--A private tele
phone exchange is being installed in
the local Offices of the American Tie
q Timber company, corner of Newcas
tie and t street. The telephone will
connect the entire suite of four of
fees and will add considerably to the
convenience of the bookkeepers, stem
ographcIs and clerks there.
Sailing Teday-ThFee vessels in
Brunswick waters are due to sail to-
day. The Santiago will leave this
morning for New York with a cargo
of general merchandise. The Mary
Olson is scheduled to sail for Cuba
with cargo OF crosstieS and the bark
Plus is due to drop down to the sound
with large cargo of naval stores.
Attending Exereises-L0cal people
are greatly interested in the com
meneemept exercises of Tech school
in Atlanta and the social affairs in
connection with the program. Miss
Buford Aiken is among the Bruins
wick people enjoying the various af-
fairs, among them being the dance
at Druid Hills Golf club last night.
Another Recruit-Oscar w. Mark
ham, of this city. applied for admis-
sion to the United States army at
the local recruiting office yesterday.
He will be examined by Capt. Charles
P. Elliott, Of Savannah, who comes
today on his regular visit. Mr. Mark
ham has been in Florida for several
years and only recently returned
home
Planning CeIebration-The local
lodge of IGlks is making preparations
for the annual observance of Flag
Day on June Ia, next Wednesday. The
exercises will be held at the Elks'
home and a fine program is being
arranged for the affair which is al
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be marked throughout the country
by appropriate ceremonies and prepar-
edness parades. There will be no
parade in this city, but the day will
be generally observed.
In Police Court-Only two cases
were tried IN police court yesterday
morning. T. e. Moody was fined five
dollars on the charge Of disorderly
conduct. Ben Gibbs, colored, was fin
ed the same amount on the same
charge The trouble, according to the
evidence, took place Monday when
the two men engaged in fight, follow
ing a dispute between Moody and
Gibbs wife over business deal Sew
eral interesting cases are to come