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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-30
NUOVA CHIAMATA ALLIE AR
MI

II R. V. Consolato d'Italia in
Pittsburg ci comunica:
"Sono chiamati all 'esame per-
sonale ed arruolamente giovanni
natl nell 'anno 1899.
SOnO chiamati a nuova vista gil
inscritti dele varie classi natl ne
gil ami dal 1889 al 1898 inclusi,
che furono riformati per avere una
statura Interfere a metri 1.54. So
no tenuti a tale nuove vista anche
/ riformati che furono gia rivisita-
ii nellie precedent revisioni con-
fermati inabili per defcienza di
statura.
Gil intereSsati hanno obbligo di
per la vista al pi1 pre-
sto ad ogni modo non oltre il 30
1917. LIE visite militia
ri hanno luogO in questO Regio V.
Consolato tutti i Martedf Vener-
df non festivi ale ore 2 p. m"
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-30

II 4 Luglio costituisce per gil
Stati Unit il giorno della lOro ma
scita come Malone. E il giorno
in cui l'intero pOpolo america
no sOrse come un uOmo solo per
cOnquistare la sua liberia e, con-
sacrandola col sangue, dichiar0 la
sua independence.
Clio avvenne sulla "Indipen-
dence Square" la pi1 famosa pr
azza di Philadelphia, cOnosciuta in
un tempo come il giardino del pa
lazo dello State dove 81 davano
convegno i pi1 altolocati residen-
ii della citta.
Appena lie nuove della battaglia
di Lexington Concord giunsero
in Philadelphia, oltre 5000 citta-
dini 81 assembrarono sulla Indi-
pendence Square per associarsi al
10 scope di difendere con lie armi
lie loro proprieta, la loro vita la
loro liberia. Da questa piazza
sorse la prima armata della rivo-
luzione e mel maggie 1776 fu te-
nuta una grandiosa riunione per
eleggere un governo popolare.
Durante la guerra civile Indi-
pendence Square continue ad es-
sere il centrO di riuniOne del citta-
dini per decidere su lutte lie mi
sure necessarie per difendere 10
state, qui il pOpolo 81 affoll6 per
celebrare la caduta di Richmond
piangere sulla morte di Lincoln.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-30
LIE ESENZIONI
DIAL SERVIZIO MILITARE
Saranno Accordate Soto La Di-
rezione Personle del Presi-
dente Wilson

Washington-Il regolamento, in
base al quale dovra applicarsi la
recente legge di coscrizione, e
pressocche ultimate dal funzionari
del Dipartimento di State.
Esso dovra essere per6 minuta-
mente esaminato ed approvato dal
presidente Wilson perche abba vi
gore. II capo della nazione inten-
de dirigere personalmente il lavo-
70 di esenzione dal servizio mill
tare dele 9,659,382 persone iscrit-
te, mel censimento militare della ma
zione il 5 giugno, u. s.
81 vuol far bene intendere a que
stO prOposito che lie esenzioni per
classe saranno completamente evi-
tate. ,A-.>f4
Con clio 81 vuol impedire che aleu-.
nj, per sottrarsi al servizio mill
tare, abbraccino un mestiere, una
professione o uno state, che in ba-
Sc ALA legge di coscrizione COM
porterebbero l'esenzione.
In ogni modo, ogni sforzo o in
trigo, per evitare il servizio mill
tare rendera la persona suscettibi-
lie di un ammo di prigione, la quale
poi dovra 10 stesso servire soto lie
armi dopo scontata la pena.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-30
TUMULTI DELLA FAME IN
GERMANIA

Malmo (Svezia)-Viaggiatori gil
unit dalla Prussia affermano che
a Stettino, capitaIe della regio-
ne, sono scoppiati disordini gravi-
simi provocati specialmente da
dome ragazzi.
Per ristabilire l'ordine dovette
essere chiamata La truppa.
Gil uomini che 81 unirono al di-
mostranti ebbero la scelta di ritor.
mare al lavoro o recarsi al fronte.
Naturalmente tutti preferirono la.
YOrare, cosi che la dimostrazione
fni per abortire.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-30

trovare un mezzo efficace che pos
sa cOmbattere sottomarini ed a
verne ragione. Fra colore che piu
81 distinguono 81 trova il profess
sore Silvio Luciano dell 'Universi-
ia di Siena. Secondo private ma
attendibili information il profess
sore Luciani sarebbe giunto ad
ottenere Important conclusioni
circa la segnalazione del sottoma-
rini la deviazione del siluri. Gil
studi ed document che vi 81 RI
feriscono sono stati gia sottoposti
all lesame di una COMMISSIONS
scientifca, che ha datO il suo pa
rere favorevole intorno all 'effica-
cia del risultati. ST afferma che
subito saranno iniziati gil oppOr-
tuni experiment. da parte dele au-
torita governative.
Secondo il parere dele persone
competent, che hanno potuto av-
re information precise della cosa,
la = l5perta del prof. Luciani sa-
rebbe destinata ad un sicuro ed
Immediate successo. ...,.as;f .
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-30

garanzie costituzionali; clio che
signifca che la legge marziale re-
gna nella popolaione spagnuola.
| ministri hanno spiegato che un
tale passo 81 era reso necessario
per potter neutralizzare Influenza
degli intrighi politici, ricondurre
la calma nellie opere del governo
e nella vita nazionale.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-30
NUOVI EPISODI DI VALORE
AL NOSTRO FRONTE DI
GUERRA
GUERRA

ROMA-Un rappOrto uficiale
spiega | l'azione Su Pal Piccolo ed il
Lagazuoi, dove lie mine e contro-
mine esplose nello scorso gennaio,
ci dettero il possesso di posizioni
cOntestate. Per prevenire tenta-
tivi del nemico e per sloggiarlo
detinitvamente da attire vicine pO-
Sizioni cOntestate, venue intrapre-
SO la scava di una poderosa nina.
II lavorO venne condOtto in mezZo
ad immense difficOlta la resistenza
della rOccia durisSima venue vinta
a POGO a POGO sottO la necessita di
compiere il lavorO all insaputa
del nemico. La posizione della ci-
ma 2668 fu cosi colta da una esplo-
stone formidable non una del
preside nemico sfuggi al macellO.
fu cosf cOlta da una esplosione
formidable non una del preside
nemico sfuggi al macello.
Subito dopo, protetti dal lavoro
di sacramento dell 'artiglieria, i
nostri alpini scalavano la ripida
parete sopra Cangia ed occupava-
no stabilmente la Gina 2669 dove
vennero catturati pi1 di cento
prigionieri, cosi mitragliatrici, ar
mi material di ogni genere. AL
tri nemici ed altri material giac-
ciOno sepolti mel cratere. L'opera
di sgretalOmento dele posizioni
nemiche sulla parete nOrd della
Vale Costeana e stata compiuta
con ottimi risultati.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-30
AMMO ",

Washington, 27-La missione /
taliana il giorno 26 ha fatto ritor-
40 in Washington, dove sta com
pletando alcuni negoziati interro-
ii per il viaggio.
Ormai j lavori sono quasi ulti-
matt.
Pu6 darsi che i delegati acceti-
no l'invito di visitare parecchie
'citta dell 'ovest, comprese quella
della California.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-30

Stevensville, la nuova citta car
bOnifera, locata su un trattO di
mile acri lungo la Gala di Yellow,
sulla strada dIndiana di Me-
chanicsburg, sta cominciando ad
assumere lie proporzioni di una We
ra citta. Quasi un centinaiO di u
omini attualmente vi lavorano; So
no stati frmati contratti per la CO.
struzione di 10 case in go giorni ed
attire 100 case additional durante
l'estate.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-30
LA lotta mel Trentino

Roma-La battaglia infuria con
violenza selvaggia in quel settore
del Trentino mel quale gil italiani
riportarono una segnalata vittoria
nei giorni scorsi.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-30
VENIZELOS NOMINATE
PRIMO MINISTRO

ATENE-Re Alessandro di Gre
cia ha fnalmente annunziato che
Eleuterio VenizelOs ha avuto 10 in
carico di badare ALA formazione
del nuove Gabinetto.
ST ritiene che Venizelos, il qua
lie lasci6 nella ScOrso ammo Atene,
per recarsi a fondare un governo
provvisorio Salonicco quando 81
vide chiaro che lex re Costantino
osteggiava la politica degli Allie
att, presto 81 rechera in Atene per
cominciare il lavoro inerente ALA
formazione del Gabinetto.
La Grecia ST Unira Agli Alleati
LODRA-Un telegramma al
Times da Atene comunica che
appena il Parlamento sara cOnvo-
cato, Tex presidente del ministri
Venizelos, ora giunto in Atene per
la formazione del nuove Cabinet
to, proporra al rappresentanti T.
entrata della Grecia in guerra f.
anco degli alleati.
Egli non obblighera tuttavia la
nazione a combattere contro il vo-
Iere del popolo. ST crede ch egli
cerchera prima di spiegare a tutti
che gil Interest," della Grecia la
a SECURE la causa degli
aIeati.
Sc la sua propaganda riuscira
egli potra mobilizzare in tre mesi
lutte lie forze della Grecia.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-30
Gil Studii di un Professore
per Combattere i Sottomarini

ROMA-Continuana alacremen-
te gil experiment. per arrivare a
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1917-06-30
LA LEGGE MARZIALE IN L
SPAGNA

MADRID-l Gabinetto ha an
nunziato la sospensione di lutte lie
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-02
GREAT WRITER IS
TO LEARN LANIEP
REPRESENTATIVE OF PHILADEL
PAPER TO KNOW MORE
ABOUT POET.

William T. Ellis, Of the Philadel-
phia North American one of Amor
ica's most gifted writer's, reached the
city yesterday and will be hora sew.
eral days
81 have come from my home in
Pennsylvania to Brunswick to remain
for several weeks. will be engaged
in some form of literary work while
here want to be in Brunswick and
Glynn county so that I may absorb
some of the teachings Of Sidney La
nier, one of the most gifted poets
this country has ever produced.
81 do not know that the South ap,
preciates Sidney Lanier as we do else
where. 1t may be because one is sell
dom as fully appreciated at home as
ne is in other sections. ] think La
nIers poems are among the most
beautiful | have ever read. l want to
know more about him and more about
that part Of the state which he made
famous with one of his beautiful
poems, | am sure l shall find beauty
in The Marshes of Glynn, as did this
splendid singer of the SOUTH
An engagement was made with
Judge j. p. Dart. who was with Sid
ney Lanier when he wrote the famous
poem, and he will get all the desired
information.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-02
MEXICO Is DARK
ON 1EUTON PLAN
OFFICIALS MAINTAIN slLENC r
AMI AGENTS DENY ALL
KNOWLEDGE.

MEXICO CITY, March l. German
and Japanese diplomatic agents here
deny absolutely of having knowIodea
of a Cerman-Japanese-MeXican plo.
Mexican officials here are silcH'
merican Ambassador Fletcher ana
General Aguilar, secretary Of eXtorio
relations in the Carran& cabinet ar"
en- route for Carranza's Temporal
headquarters at Guadalajara to see
the first chief. The report has enc
mated that Fletcher is bearing imp0r
tant messages relating to Mexican
German relations. Tho news wire
making public the note have created
intense excitement here.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-02
WOMAN KNOWN HERE
DIES IN SAVANNAH

The funeral of Mrs. Frances Rath
bone Hopkins, who died Wednesday
took place from her late homo in Sa
vannah yesterday with Mrs. Hugh
Burford, n daughter, and Mrs. William
Oats, a granddaughter both of Bruins
wick, who were present at the bed.
side during the last moments, among
those attending.
Mrs. Hopkins was the widow of the
late Capt Edward Hopkins, of Savan-
nah, and daughter Of the late Capt.
John Rathbonc. The husband died
in active service OF the Confederate
army She was so years old. Sur
yiving her, besides Mrs Burford, arc
two other children, Alfred Il. Hop
llins, of New York, and Edward NJ
Hopkins. of Savannah.
The deceased was formerly a resi-
dent OF Brunswick and had boon &
frequent visitor here.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-02
Is THOUGHT MOTT
IS PROSECUTED
JEALOUS OPPONENTS ARE SAID
TO BE CAUSE OF FORMER
ERUNSWICKIAN's TROUBLE.

In the press dispatches Wednesday
a story was sent out telling of the
annullment OF the license Of DR. Ken
non Mott, formerly of this city, by
the state board of optometry. and sin
cere regrets were expressed by many
people. all OF whom think it case
Of genuine jealousy. Fact of the mat
ter is, DR. Mott has been doing a trc-
mcndous business all over Georgia
and, it is said, has been giving so
much satisfaction he has made "A great
falling off in the business of several
of his Atlanta competitors, who, by
the way, seem to have pull with
the board OF optemetry,
Dr. Mott has employed attorneys
and will fight his case to the end
and his friends here hope that the
courts will do justice, which means
a license again.
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THIS OLD PAPER
QUITE CURIOSITY
MRS. ROSS HAS ONE PRINTED AT
WcKsRuRG. MISS,
JULY, 1863.

A paper printed July 4, 1863, At
Vicksburg, Miss, is quite curiosity
and prints interesting facts about thn
war Mrs. J. D. Ross has the rninuo
sheet and she prizes if very highly,
The Daily Courier was printed or
wall paper, there being none in tho
city Of the print paper kind. but the
editor said he hoped to use white pa
per after that particular issue
It will be remembered that General
Pemberton surrendered on. the very
day this paper is dated He had ?
force of 25,000 men. while General
Grant had 10000 The Confederate
general was severely criticised for the
but there was nroba bly,
nothing else to he done The place
had been under siege for a long time
and provisions were about out Maio~
e. Downing Of this city. was in the
Union army and remembers the at
tack quite well
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-02
INTEREST STILL
IN THE REVIVAL
MANY NEW MEMBERS ARE EEINc
ADDED TO THE LIST OF
FIRST METHODIST.

Two splendid sservices were held
at the First Methodist church yester-
day, where DR.. B. F. Fraser is assist
ing the pastor, Rev. L. j. Ballard, in
a series of revival services. Several
have made application for member
ship into the different churches of the
city, the larger number Of whom, of
course, going to the First Methodist
A large crowd was present last
night to hear the sermon, which was
a great appeal to the audience pres
ent to live right and especially tc
interest themselves in the other man.
There will be services this morning
at 10 o'clock and tonight at 1880,
The meeting has been ANNOUNCED to
run through Sunday night, at which
time it will come to a close. A great
deal Of good has been accomplished
and it will be with genuine regret they
close at all DIR. Fraser has made e
number of warm friends on this, his
second. visit to the city.
Three services will be held Sunday
at II O'clock in the morning, mems
meeting at 3, and at night at 7:30
A cordial invitation is extended 10 al
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-02
Calls on Patriotic Citizens To
Rally Around the Cause
OF Hospitality
! .BOR PARADE is PLANNED
Daniels Orders Navy Warsfip
Here, Says Wire to A. NJ.
Smith From Senator Hard
wick at Washington.

Gala Week is another day nearer.
Al! civically conscienced citizens
are getting ready and doing theil best
to help Brunswick make an exccp-
tionally good showing.
Mayor Hopkins requests all resi-
dents of the city to rally to the cause
of Brunswickian hospitality by clean
ing up and decorating to the fullest
extent. He issued instructions yes
terday to all the city departments to
get busy on cleaning and decorating,
both public buildings and parks. The
. platform, for speakers. concerts and
other stump occasions is being con
structed.
Arrangements were last night made
for Labor Parade when commit
tee, composed of M. j. Redmond en-
ployed at the c. G. and p shops w.
N. Allen, A. c. L., and j. b. Tanker.
sley, OF the laundry, met with the
mayor and inauguratod such event.
Every one is asked to participate and
make the matter 8 success, and
pledges of attendance is asked to en-
able preparations, as 1t will be q reg
ular old-fashioned torch procession
The day for II has been set for Tues
| day, and the hour between and 0
O'Clock. Teh line of march will be
| arranged later. More than 500 torches
have been ordered and if more names
are pledged, as the committee hopes
more than a thousand torches will
be provided. Everything is free and
all are urged to join in the work of
making the parade success. For
this purpose lists will be circulated
in the stores and shops for the pledg-
| ing Of names OF participants.
Brunswickians who have never be-
| fore seen "A torpedo boat destroyer
will be rewarded with sight of the
| y. s. s. Reid which has been ordered
to Brunswick for station during the
| Gale Week
Secretary A, M. Smith, Of the Board
| of Trade, yesterday received a tele-
gram from Senator Hardwick at
Washington, stating that Secretary
Daniels, of the navy department, had
| authorized the sending Of the Reid to
Brunswick for week Arrangements
have been made to have the DESTROYER
dock at the southern end of the NAL
| Tory line wharves. Plans are also be-
ing made for the reception and en-
| tertainment Of the officers while in
port
Those interested in the progress of
| Gala Week affairs are requested by
| the committee to watch the daily
| newspapers for the official program
| of events, as well as special announce
ments to be made from time to time
| by the committee
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-02
SCHOOL ISSUES
BEFORE PEOPLE
RECOMMENDATION FOR ELEC4
TON ON SCHOOL gONOS
COMES UP TODAY.

Additional public schoo' facilities
are promised as a result OF findings Of
the special committee appointed las
week during a joint meeting of the
mayor. council, members of the board
of education and officers and director
Of the Board of Trade meeting
was held by the committee YESTERDAY
for the purpose Of formulating a re
port to the second joint conference
scheduled for today at the city hall
At today's meeting the committee vii
recommend the calling of a special
election by proposing bond issue for
the purpose of building additional
school houses and equipping them
modernly
Members of the committee arc
Mayor Hopkins, A. V. Wood, n II
Ballard, ]. T. Colson. George II. Smith,
Constant Miller and L. II. Haym. 1,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-02
Jurors Have Been Enjoying
THEMSELVES While Using
Taxpayers Money.
KRAUSS WILL NOT ALLOW 1T
Judge OF the City Court VIII
Hereafter Instruct Court Off
GERS tC Allow no Cards in the
Jury Rooms.

For many years, in fact always,
card playing in jury rooms has been
the practice and many mistrials have
resulted from this very same card
playing among the jurors Whether
it is for valuables or for plain sport,
it is fact that it costs Glynn county
thousands of dollars and hundreds Of
mistrials, consuming the time of bus
mess men who really make sacrifices
by jury duty.
A petition, if one is needed will
be presented to Judge Highsmith ask
ing that playing cards be debarred
from jury rooms, and there is no
doubt but that he will gladly grant
such petition.
AS far as Judge Krauss is con-
cerned, he is very much opposed to
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-02
Gala Week Program
Thursday, March 8

FluTSudys W. I'll %
400 to 11:30-Concert Royal Ital
lar Band.
1880 to 12:OO-Gaylord, frog and
Juggling act
Promptly at noon Aviator Carr will
do sensational aeroplane stunts.
200 to 2:30-Aerial Towards on
high wire.
2:3O-Line up for floral, industrial
and fraternal parade.
3:OO--Parade starts, followed by
GROWING of queen,
4:00-Aviator Carr and his aero
plane.
4:SO-Billy Klein in his Dive OF
Death.
1880 to S:OO-Concert by Royal Ital
ian Band.
500 to S:3O-Gaylord, frog and jug
Cling act.
$50 to 9:3O-Aerial Towards OF
high wire.
$50 to 11:OO-Fairy dance, quar-
tette. followed by street dancing.
HOO to 11:30-Billy Klein in his
Dive of Death
Friday, March 9.
1900 to 11:30-Concert by Roya'
Italian Band
Promptly at noon Aviator Carr will
do sensational aeroplane stunts;
1870 to 2:OO-Concert by Roya
italian Band.
300 to 2:3O-Gaylord, frog and jug
Cling act
2:3O to 3:OO-Aerial Towards or
high wire.
400 to 4:30-Aviator Carr.
4:3O to 5:00-Jap Aerials.
500 to 5:3O-Billy Klein in his Dive
of Death.
7:20 to S:OO-Concert by Royal Ital
ian Band.
500 to S:3O-Aerial Towards OF
high wire.
$3.50 to 9:00-Gaylord, frog and jug
Cling act.
900 to 8: 30-Quartette.
10000 to 12:OO Street dancing
Midnight-Billy Klein and his Dive
of Death
Saturday. March 10.
900 to 11-Exposition of sprinf
STYLES in all stores.
HOO to 12:0O-Bicycle races three
heats. for prizes.
100 to 1:30-Concert by Royal Ital
ian Band
80 to 2:OO-Aerial Towards or
high wire
300 to 2:3O-Gaylord. frog and jug
CLING act
2:3O to 2:0O-Jap Aeria1s
4:OO-Billy Klein in his Dive o
Death.
7:9O to S;OO-Concert by Royal Ttal
lar Band.
500 to S:3O-Caylord, frog and jug
Cling act
$50 to 9:00-Jap Aerials.
$3.50 to 1o:OO-B Billy Klein in hi,
Dive of Death.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-02

Of the Villa campaign, Cuban and
other Central and South American
revolutionary movements.
The Japanese embassy announced
that that country was party 10 re
nouncing Germsny's peace proposaI
and that her alliance with England
still has four years to run Also that
Germany is simply striking ont blind
" in desperate hope Of finding q
responsive chord. This declaration
that japan would Apurn any German
offer sets q dipIomatic precedent here.
because the embassy did not wait on
Toxic before issuing statement.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-02
GERMAN PAPERS
GETTING HOSTILE
AMERICAN VESSELS IN
SUB ZONE.

BERLIN, March Papers here
sound warning that because the
American ships Orleans, Rochester
and Golden Shell passed, safely
through the war zone, American ship
owners must not think their vessels
are immune from attack
In support OF their position, they
quote Foreign Secretary Zimmerman
as stating that neutral ships posi-
lively will be sunk if they enter the
war zone"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-02
shipment Of
LIQUOR DECREASE
LESS LAST MONTH THAN AT ANY
TIME SINCE STRINGENT LAW
TOOK EFFECT.

They are nearly all on the water
wagon now, as receipts of liquor ship
ments received here have decreased
at wonderful rate within the past
thirty days. In January nearly 1900
packages we're received, while less
than 900 came in last month.
1t has been noticed for some time
that great decrease in drunk cases
at police court was on, and this is
now attributed to decrease in the
number OF packages received.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-02
Monday, March 5.

MONDAY, Mafch ..
1870 to 2:OO-Concert by Royal Ital
ian band.
Fire Department.
3: 3O-Gaylord frog and Juggling
act.
1880 to S:00-Concert by Royal Ital
ian band.
500 to S:3O-Mayor Hopkins Off
cially opens Gala Week
$50 to 9:00-Aerial Towards on
high wire
900 to 9:3O-Gaylord, frog and jug
CLING act.
$3.50 to 10:00-Concert in front OF
city hail. Opening of Plaza of Mirth
1000 to 1880 p. m--Billy Klein in
his Dive of Death.
:, Tuesday, March 6.
= 11:8O to 12:00-Concert by Royal
Italian Band.
Promptly at noon Aviator Carr In
sensational aeroplane stunts.
n 80 to 2:00-Concert Royal Italian
Band.
200 to 2:3O-Aerial Towards or
high wire.
2:3O to 3:OO-Gaylord, frog and jug
Cling act.
800 to 3:30-Jap Aerials.
$3.50 to 4:OO-Aviator Carr in sensa
tional aeroplane stunts.
400 to 4:3O-Billy Klein in his Dive
Of Death
1870 to S:OO-Concert by Royal Ital
ian Band
500 to 9:Oo-Labor torchlight pa
900 to 9:SO-Gaylord, frog ant
Juggling act
$3.50 to 1O:00-Aerial Towards.
1000 to 10:30-Jap Aerials.
1890 to 11:0G-Billy Klein in his
Dive of Death.
Wednesday, March 7.
HOO to :30-Concert by Roya
Italian Band.
Promptly at noon Aviator Carr ir
sensational aeroplane stunts.
1900 to 1:00-Queen contest closes
1870 to 2:0O-Concert by Royal Ital
ian Band.
200 to 2:3O-Gaylord, frog and jug
Cling act.
2:30 to 3:00-Aerial Towards OF
High Wire.
800 to 4:O0-Boy Scouts dress pa
radc.
400 to 4:3O-Aviator Carr in sen
sational aeroplane stunts.
4:3O to 5:00-Jap Aerials
1880 to S:00-Concert by Royal Ital
Ian Band.
n 500 to 8:3O-Half hour of music
chorus of fifty voices
$50 to 9:O0-Gaylord, frog and jug
CLING act
900 to s:90-Aerial Towards or
high wire.
$3.50 to 10:30-Jap aerials.
100 to 1O:30-Billy Klein in his
Dive of Death
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-03-02
I'D ARRESTED
IN NY R|OT|NG
eRocERs LEAGUE TOGETHER
AND THREATEN TO CLOSE
THEIR STORES

NEW YORK March l. Food riot
ing resulted in 100 arrests today
Grocers are in league on the East
Side and they have threatened to
close 5000 stores unless protection
is given them by the police