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Sharp County record., 1917-09-28

The nmplou aud quickest way % get
nd d 4 wearing, taeking night cough.
tickling ihroai, hoauo. whpezy breath.
lng .s 70 lako
Foley's Honey and Tar.
In Il, YOU set tho curative influence Of
The pine iar and other healing ngfcdi.
tnts, together with Tho modifying and
laxative action Of honey
Editor 9. T. Miller, Csnuslion. Ind. 'f.n.
luifosl Snits sa troubled With bron.
qhiAi Affection And rouehtd constsntlY DAY aud
llaht ltook Foley Honsy aud raT and aoi Tr.
let u u heat iof bronchial Coaa aud eouahA,
Ia afinpe and bronchial couahs, eFeup, heafss.
nesa, iekliha ihtnsh uo Ell Quickly relieved.
Barnett Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1917-09-28
Local News

Wesley Ellis has secured a posi-
ton in the store of Edwards Nero.
Co.
Atty. F, M. Pickens was at Mel
bourne this week attending circuit
court.
A son, weighing twelve pounds,
arrived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. W. Cochran Sunday morning.
Judge J. w. Smith was looking
after some business in circuit court
at Lake City the first part of the
week.
Miss Caruth Shaver left the lat
ter part of last week for Searcy,
where she has entered Galloway
College.
J. D. Girtman, one of the Records
good friends at Reeds Creek, was
looking after some business matters
here this week
j. r. Ray, who lives a few miles
west Of town, brought The first load
of cotton of the season TO the ein
here Wednesday
Charley Taylor W. S. Stokes, bly,
Horn and Eli Moser we're at Mem
phis several days this week attend
ing the tri-state fair
If you have chiIls or malaria get
35c bottle Of Sano Chill Tonic;
nothing better for chills and malar-
ia. Get il at the drug store.
Mrs. r NJ. Pickens and her little
son spent several days this week
with relatives and friends at Cave
City and Hickory Valley
John Thomas, residing a couple
Of miles west Of town, had 1873 eal.
Ions Of sorghum molasses made
nom his cane crop this week.
Deputy Clerk Neil Sullivan Issued
a marriage permit a few days aac
to Elbert Sanders of NelsonviIle
and Miss Matte Asbery Of Gala.
mine.
Mrs T. l. Heun and her daugh,
ter Miss rommie left a few day,
ago and will visit relatives at Rec
Tor and Little Rock before returning
home
c. N Horn and fomily have thil
week vacated the Gem hotel prop
erty moving to the Mrs. Kate Herr
property in The south part Of town
The hotel property owned by Over
Crabtree Of SwIfton, ia now yacapt
Sharp County record., 1917-09-28
Hardest Worked Need Help First

Through all the years the kidneys
are at work lilterin& out impurities
that poison the blood IL allowed to
remain. Is it any wonder that they
are over worked and in need of help2
Foley Kidney Pills are tonic and
strengthening in action, Get rid Of
backache, rheumatic pains, stiff
Joints and sore muscles. Barnett
Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1917-09-28
No. 666

This 10 prescription prepared especially
for MALARIA or CAiLLS g. FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
II taken then az a tonic the Fever will not
return. Il acts on the liver better than
Cslomei and does not eripe or sicken. 25c
Levi Parsley, a splendid old citl-
zen Of South Big Rock township,
was a pleasant caller at Record
headquarters a few days ago. Mr.,
Parsley, who is now SO years old,
is a pioneer settler of the section in
which he resides.
NJ. G. Weaver will buy cotton in
BatesviIle this season. His office
will be in the store Of Jeffery Bros,
Go, Weaver has always been a
friend TO the cotton seller, and we
bespeak a live cotton market in
that city this season.
Do you Get up az nisht2 Sanol Is
surely the best for all kidney or
bladder troubles. SanoI gives relief
in "a hours from all backache and
bladder troubles Sanol is a guar.
anteed remedy 35c and Sl00 q
aJ,,.a at the dlus o,o.o.
Sharp County record., 1917-09-28
viii Be REPAID For Their Work.

Women every where suffer from
kidney troubie--backache, rheumat.
40 pains, swollen and tender muscles.
stiff oints. Mira. C. J. Ellis, sos 9Th
Ave-, Sioux Fails, s. D., writes Il
feel sure II anyone bothered as |
was will give Foley Kidney Pills a
fair trial will be repaid for their
work. Barnett Drug Co.
Now is a good time to subscribe
for this paper
Sharp County record., 1917-09-28

We have been appointed depository
for the new school books in Sharp
county and will carry a full line.
Also we will accept school bonks
used In school last year, which are
in good shape, in exchange for new
ones, Johnston Drug Co.. Hardy
ArE,
Sharp County record., 1917-09-28
A word FOR MOTHERS

tits grave mistake for mothers to neg
lect their aches and pains and suffer in
sileuce-this only leads to chronic sick
uess and often shorteus life.
Ifyour work is tiring; if your nerves are
excitable; if you feel languid, weary or
depressed, you should know that Scott's
Emulsion overcomes Just such conditions.
It possesses in concentrated torm the
verv elements to invigorate the blood,
strengthen the tissues, uourish the nerves
and build strength.
Scott's is strengthening thousands OF
uothers-and will help you. No alcohol
Scott & Bovine. Bloomdeld. NJ.
Sharp County record., 1917-09-28

In an adjourned term of county
court last Friday County Judge
W. 7. Horn confirmed the ASSESS
ments Of benefits made against the
real estate in Road District No. /,
under the Alexander law. There
was but slight opposition in the
court to the work of the assessors
in fixing benefits.
C. N. Horn, who is DOW selling
Spaulding buggies, left for his
headquarters at RusseiIville this
week, after having spent a few days
here with his family. Before leav-
ing town Mr.. Horn authorized the
Record to state that he would be a
candidate for county treaeurer in
the next primaries.
The school opened Monday, in
charge of Prof. and Mrs. W. T.
McJunkins. The enrollment is
not large owing tn the fact that the
season is a busy one with those
VINO have crops and the further
fact that the first two months of
the term constitute a subscription
term. However, the school is start
ing off in splendid shape and prom.
ises good results,
These friends of the Record have
paid subscriptions during the week:
George W. Mullen, Mrs. MolIie
Jones, Strawberry; S. D. Johnson,
Cave City; Arthur Kent, Louie Rob.
inson, Maxville; J. r. Goodman,
Levi Parsley, Emery; 4. C. Pound
ers, Sidney; J. A. Jarrett, Poueh.
keepsie; N. w Phillips, Melvin
Hamilton, WiIliford; Reuben John
son, Portia; }, E. Nicely Kenyon.
Sharp County record., 1917-09-28
Hlgh Prices And Sickness.

Nobody can afford to be down
sick with the cost of living at the
present high mark. 1t is cheaper
and more sensible to prevent sickness
than to pay doctor bills. Take Fo:-
ey's Honey and Tar in time to check
colds, stop coughs and relieve Group
before serious illness attacks a
weakened constitution. Barnett
Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1917-09-28
WARNING ORDER

Before II. w. Bone. Justice Of he
johnson Township.
State OF Arkansas.
County OF Sharp.
Barnett Bros. Mercantile Co., Plainlf
vs.
j, y. Gist and MIRA. J. y. shirley. Dela
The defendants. j, II. Gist and !
Shirley. are hereby warmed 70 apps
court within 30 days and answer M
OF the plaintiff. Barnett Bros aGs
Given under my hand this tho y
September. 1917.
H.Wh
Sharp County record., 1917-09-28

STRAYED-FrOm my pasture
July 18th red COW, keen horns, ears
unmarked, left hind leg been broken
Just above the ankle, leaving knot.
Reward for information. Louie
Robinson, Maxville.
County Examiner J. W. Taylor
was here from Cave City Thursday
of last week to conduct the quarterly
examination of teachers, but there
was not an applicant for license
before him.
Sharp County record., 1917-09-28
NOTICE FOR pUBuCI|

Department OF Tho interim
u, s, Land 0fiee NJ Lite w
Notice ID hereby given that Vha~
Ash Flat, Ark, who on Dec, q lpls
stead entry No. Ogl53, for 80 QN
Township IS north, Range y west ~ n.
Meridian. has hlod notice of ln''pp,
three year proof 70 establish claln
above described, before Circuit wv ~,
Ark. on the 10Th day Of october W..
Claimant names ~ witnesses nV
Henry Casey, Tom Taaloek' cam"
of Aah Flat Arb,
John ", Allen
Sharp County record., 1917-09-28

Barnett Bros. Nero. Go. Of Bates.
vile will receive a CGr of LuedinR-
haus WaRons October |.
Sharp County record., 1917-09-28
THE GO-BETWEEN

Do you understand how the bank acts mediator or
9o-between for two parties?
It is this way Suppose you sell piece OF and to
party perhaps srane.r at distant point lOu uohl
send your deed to him and ask him send you the money
neither do YOU ask him to send you the money and when It
is received send him the deed He wouldn't stand for that
1t wouldn't be business You simply 90 to your bank and
deposit your deed and instruct hem to deliver to your
purchaser whenever he pays TOT it. In this way it IS not
necessary for YOU to trust the fellow to ask him
to trust you
Bank of Cave City
fully Insured AGAINST Burglary
Sharp County record., 1917-09-28
BUTTER At HALF PRICE

Take one pint OF sweet or sour
cream and the Oyee Vacuum Churn
and make one pound OF butter in two
minutes. Nothing else used. Add
salt and butter Coioring il wanted.
want agents in every township in
the county. Liberal commission to
agents. Price Of Churn, $500.
Money back guarantee. Address,
N. N. 0CkER,
State Distributor,
BentonviIle, :: Ark.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-25
ITALIAN DEFENSE
IS SUCCESSFUL
TWO WEEKS DEFENSE OF PIAVE
LINE is COUPLED ON
YESTERDAY
LEY Associated Press.)

The Italians have successfully COM
pleted their two weeks defense of the
Piave line and also protected tile
flanking of their northern front.
ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS, Nov
24-The battle of the moutains is
still raging with uneXampled lorce.
the Italians again holding Monte Tom
bany and Monte Persica.. the positions
which they lost last night.
The losses on both sides have been
great, but the enemy's losses far eX-
ceed the Italians.
ROME Nov. INSTRUMENTATION
of the entire Italian army is porgress-
ing apace," said Senator William Mar
conf. inventor of the wireless, in
an interview to The Associated Press
today.
1t makes us confident that the
onward march of the enemy will be
definitely stopped he said.
Marconi has just returned from q
tour of the front and said he found
the spirits of the troops everywhere
very high and that all the men are
desirous of taking revenge for the
reverses suffered.
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BRUNSWICK LANDS
LUTHERN SYNOD
REV. WElTNER OBTAINS NEXT
LUTHERAN SYNOD FOR
BRUNSWICK.

Rev. C. E. Weltner pastor of 81
James Evangelical Lutheran church
arrived in the city last night from
Jacksonville, where the Lutheran Sy
nod OF Georgia, and adjacent states
has been in session since Tuesday.
Some of the pastors on their return
trip will stop over today and preach
at St. James church.
The following delegates represented
st. James Pastor Weltner and Mr.
w. Nisi, representing the congrega
lion; Mrs Weltner. president of me
Georgia Synodical Missionary society;
Mrs. J. Baumgartner representing the
women of st. James, Miss Antoinettt
Olsen for the Luther League, and Mrs
NJ. ]. Needham for the Children's SO
ciety.
The Synod closed its 5Sth conven'
ion Friday evening, last.
1t is interesting to note that the next
Lutheran Synod of this divisions viii.
meet in Brunswick next year, com
mening on October %, when over six
ty representatives Of the faith will
attend.
The credit of obtaining the coming
of this synod to Brunswick belongs
entirely to the efforts Of Rev. Welt
ner
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-25
SOUTH PROSPEROUS
AS EAST SUFFERS
GARD!NG WAR EFFECT is CIV
EN- BY LARGE MERCHANT.

Arriving in Brunswick yestcr lay
rom his New York office. Arnold kai-
ser proprietor of the A. Kaiser and
Brothers local clothing and mertaI-
tile establishment stated that vast
difference exists in the business con
ditions between the north and south
east, with this locality standing at the
large end of the cornucopia.
To News representative last night,
Mr. Kaiser said that he believes the
South is just now enjoying the great
est prosperity it has known in the
past fifty years and that the marked
evidence of BrunSwick's prosperity
surpassed his most sanguine antici
pations.
''But New York City is suffering, :
he continued, the magnitude OF the
great war is just now commencing to
be felt in the metropolis.
up to few weeks ago it was entirely
different. as nearly all lines OF bus
mess seemed to be in a prosperous
condition when very suddenly every
thing seemed to break for the worse.
People stopped buying and dark
and depressing atmosphere settled ov-
er the entire city
"The real cause of this is unknown .
he added, 'unless it is that the pee
pie suddenly realized that the war will
last for at least another two years if
not longer.
New York. like Paris, is as beauti-
tul and also sensitive as it is large
and its people rejoice or suffer i'll un-
ity
Eyes, | like Brunswick" he conclud-
ed, land always have hoped for only
the best TO happen here. 1t looks like
the city is on the right track now if
it everw as
Mr. Kaiser said that he would re-
main here until near the first OF the
new year or perhaps for longer stay.
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LOCAL MEN MADE
lST L|EUTENANTS
A. II. CROVATT AND S. K. BROWN
RECEIVE COMMISSIONS AT
FORT OGLETHORPE.

Geographic information was received
in the city early last night from Fort
Mcpherson, weber the second officers
reserve training camp was held. an
nouncing that two young Brunswick-
iains had been made first lieutenants
and had received their commissions
as such. S. X. Brown. according to
the information received here. is
commissioned Il first lieutenant in the
cavalry branch Of the service ana
Alfred II. Crovatt a first lieutenant -.
The announcement OF the success
Of these two popular young Bruins
wick men will be received with in.
terest by their many friends They
both made sacrifices to enter the of
icers' training camp, NIr. Brown leav.
.ng his companies, the American Tic
md Timber company and American
Shipbuilding cOpany. time when
his services We're both needed. while
Mr.. CroVatt surrenders the office of
solicitor Of the city court of Bruins.
wick 1t was generally expected that
hey would both pass successfully.
and the fact that they were made first
lieutenants shows that they success
fully passed the strict examinations
It the camp.
A telegram from Mr. Crovatt last
light announced that he would arrive
in the city Wednesday TO spend few
lays before taking up active service
Mr.. Brown is also expected here within
1 day or two.
now in the training camp will probably
}e received Monday or Tuesday.
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KNIGHTS To HAVE
A BIG MEETING
PRESENTING VETERAN JEWELS
AND A SOCIAL SESSION ON
TUESDAY NIGHT.

In celebration OF the cwenty-fo fourth
anniversary of the lodge, Rathbone
lodge, Knights OF Phythias, will hold
an interesting meeting on Tuesda!
night, to which all members of Ogle
thorpe lodge, as we'll as number o.!
prominent state Pytthians have been
invited.
The affair. which is open only to
members of the order, viii Include the
presentation of veterans jewels, two
or three addresses, all to be followed
by social session. at whcih lunch vii.
be served
Grand Chancellor Joseph f. Smith
of Barnesville. will be present and
will deliver an address. Marion X
Corbin, of Savannah. one of the best
attend, and he will deliver one of his
able addresses. W. H. Leopold. OF
Savannah, grand keeper OF records
and seals, who is about as we'll known
in Bruins nswick as he is in Savannah, is
another prominent out of town Knight
who will be present,
Six members of Rathbone lodge,
who have been members continuously
for quarter Of a century, will be
presented with veterans jewels
They are NJ. A. Anderson, w f. Sy-
mons, J. J. Lott, Nal Green, w. Z.
Dempster and A. w. Cornell. The lat
ter two now reside in Waycross, bu.
they will both be here to receive thei'
jewels
Rathbone lodge urges all OF it
mebers to be present. and has eA
tended a cordial invitation to members
of Oglethorpe lodge and all visiting
Knights.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-25
Italian Carrying Bomb Causes
Terrible Loss of Life at
Milwaukee.
MANY INJURED AND MISSING
Detective Brings Man With a
Black Box to Police Headquar-
ters Where Machine Explodes
and Wrecks Building.

MILWAUKEE, Nov 24-Ten per
sons. principally patrolmen and city
del actives, were instantly killed to-
night, besides very many missing who
ale buried in the ruins Of the central
police station building. as a result Of
d bomb explosion tonight
An unknown Italian, supposedly u
member of the notorius BLACK Hand~
society, was arrested on suspicion by
local detective and il was while the of
fcers of the detective bureau we're
questioning the prisoner that block
colored box which the alien had car
ried exploded and wrecked the build
ing, killing the many people.
a great confusion reigns in the city
tonight and many thousands are re-
strained only with difficulty to keep
order in the vicinity of the demolished
building
1t is almost impossible to estimate
the number of persons injured as the
building was partly crowded with
policemen and prisoners. which is
customary on Saturday nights.
The name of the italian. who was
Utterly torn to pieces with the bal
ance OF people in the detectives of
fee. was not ascertained at late
hour tonight.
Just what other structure in the city
that the desperate bomb user might
have selected to ruin is only prob
lematic at this juncture of the terrible
calamity.
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OF GOSPEL
ARE NEEDED IN ARMY


SAVANNAH, Nov. ministers
of the gospel as imperative to main
tain the morale of the armyq as OF
the civilian population, and religious
and conscientious objectors to par
ticipation in war as citizens enjoying
the privileges of the government
which is fighting tor them, should
not be exempted from the arfmy un
der the seleetive draft law, according
to recommendations which have beer
made by district board No. l. South
ern district of Georgia, in making
answer to q QUESTIONABLE recently
sent out by the government on opera
alton OF the first draft. The boar
also recommends 5hst aliens be
placed or farms and that the age limit
be raised from 10 to 35.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-25
RED GROSS WILL
OCCUPY ARM0RY
PERMISSION is GRANTED BRUINS
WICK RED CROSS TO USE
OLD ARMORY.

The Brunswick division of the Amer
ican Red Cross will rejoice to learn
that they are privileged to occupy thS
Rifiemens armory building during the
period OF the war. giving full use OF
the entire building Furthermore, the
city will renovate the building and put
it in splendid condition for the use Of
the ladies.
Captain f. c. Butts, now with the
118th U. S. Artillery at Camp Wheel
er, wired F. E. Twitty yesterday that
the matter of turning over the armory
quarters was not only satisfactory to
him but also pleasure
Moving from the Elks' home to the
new armory quarters will be effected
by the Red Sross folks this week
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-25
Great Event for Y. N. c. A. War
Fund Rally Takes Place
This Afternoon.
SPLENDID PROGRAM OFFERED
Record Attendance is Expected
Today at Grand Opera House
in Big Rally for Y. M. C. A..
National War Fund.

The Y. M. c. A. War Fund mass
meeting to be held at the Grand opera
house at 3 O'Clock this afternoon prom
ises to be the greatest event orr its
kind ever held in Brunswick.
The people are aroused to the i'm
portance of the work being done by
this great organization 70 rour soldiers
and they are ready to do their part
DIR. l.. IF. McNair, director of Y. M
G. A. work at the cantonment at
Camp Johnson will be the pricipal
speaker. He is thoroughly familiar
with the work being done at home and
in the war zone, and is one of the best
equipped men in the country to tell
the needs and the plans of the asso
citation
The program at the meeting is as
pllows;
Mass meeting called to order at .
O'Clock.
!, Song. America, by the entire assem-
Mage led by chorus choir
Prayer-Rev. c. f. Weltner, pastor
OF the Lutheran church.
Song-'The Message of The Flag, -
by the Sharp Glees, composed of g.
members of the high school Glee club
under the direction ofg Miss Lucille
Butts
Recitation-'It Can Be Done" by
Miss Lillian Isaac.
Statement of the plan of campaign
by Chairman Twitty of the local com
mittee &
Address-by DR.. L E. McNair.
Song-The Star Spangled Banner
led by chorus choir.
Recitation-"Where Old Glory Got
Its Name" by Miss Julia Church
SONG. One of the patriotic hymns
led by the chorus choir.
Benediction-Rev. L. j. Ballard, pas
tor of the First Methodist church.
An orchestra organized by Phil Bur
CESS and A. NJ Lorentzen will render
patriotic air, and accompany the sing
ers and the chorus work. g
Every singer in the city is cordial,
invited to come to the stage and aiG
in the singing The committee invites
all ministers in the city to seats or
the stage.
Mr.. Freedman has kindly tenedert
his band to play in in front of thu
building from 2:30 to 5. This cour
tesy is appreciated by the committee
Scoutmasters Phil Burgess and A
G. knight are requested to arrange
for four scouts tfrom each troop to &C
as ushers. and to be on hand by 2:30
All ministersaTe requested to max,
special announcement of the meetin!
at their morning services.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-25
CITY'S COLORED PEOPLE
TO RALLY FOR Y. M. G. A.

The colored people are plannig to
have great Y. NJ c. A. War fund
rally at the First Baptist church. col,
.0red. at 4:3O this afternoon. DR.. Nc
NMair will address the meeting, and
some of the leading colored people
will also make talks. A fine program
of songs has been arranged and this
means that there will be some singing
at this meeting. They have appointed
10 committees OF two each to make a
] complete canvass among their peo-
pie.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-25
FOOTBALL RESULTS.

The results of the football games
between the more prominent teams
playing over the country yesterday
were as follows: Ohio State 0, Au
burn O; Washington-Jefferson Is, Chi
cago University, 0; Pennsylvania 26
Carlisle o; Army 13, Boston College
Z; Vanderbilt Exstars At, Oglethorpe
Soldiers Z; Northwestern University
21 Michingan II; South Carolina IA
Presbyterian college 20.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-25
AMERICAN DESTROYER
SINKS GERMAN U=BOAT

WASHINGTON. Nov. 24.-Another
German submarine has been account
ed for by American destroyers in tff
war zone, was announced by Secretar.
Daniels, following advices from Vice
admiral Sims. The submersible was
badly damaged by shell fire and "deptl
bombs" 1t is believed that the com
mander and crew of the U-boat arc
nrisoners of war aboard the American
ship The date and location was no
given.
DESAUlLES TRIAL RESTS.
MINEOLA, Nov. 24.-Wearied after
five days of her trial for the murde'
II her divorced husband Mrs Blancr
de Saulles rested today i'll preparation
0 taking the stand in her own be
half on Monday to tell her story, Nc
session of court was held today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-25
GOMPERS REELECTED
PRES. A. F. OF LABOR

BUFFALO. n. Y, Nov. 24.-~The thir-
ty-eighth annual convention of the
American Federation of Labor, which
has been in session here for the past
two weeks, came to a close today after
one OF the most important conventions
ever held by organized labor.
AT the closing session Samuel Com
pers was reelected as president.