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Special Prices On
Groceries & Meats
AT THE
CASH GROCERY
Thursday & Friday
July II & Is, 1917

lbs fresh water ground meai.2:ic
ms. best flour, etc.
Crisco. y ID. size. Toe.
karo syrup. blue label. 13C.
Lassies, same size can as karo, BE
II I'd. sack best flour. SOC.
Quart size fruit jars, Mason. pat
ent, zinc tops, sc. each.
Choice evaporated peaches, lie.
Fancy evaporated peaches, lie.
Large prunes, 1870, 1 &c.
Medium prunes, 500. i2c.
Large No size cans Hawaiian
pfn6apples, 25c.
Large can California can peaches.
halves. 18c.
Compound Lard.
Swift's high-grade compound. that
looks like lard and used as lard. gle.
Swift's pure lard, 25c.
Swift's Premium hams. 2Sc.
Armour's picnic hams. 23 &c.
Libby's Clipped beef. Il n. lie.
Swift's sliced ham, :S5c.
Are You Using Our Coffee?
If not, it is not our fault. Lots
of people are using it. No branch OF
our business has grown more steadr-
ly. Our coffeeS, ranging in price
from l5c. to csc, seem to satisfy all
coffee drinkers.
Try our Golden Rio. 1Sc. GrounC
while you wait.
Special blend Santos, PIC.
Fancy blend Santos. 25c.
Comoko coffee, 2Sc.
Arbuckle's Breakfast coffee. 2Sc.
CASH GROCERY
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ASSESSORS NAMED
County commissioners Make Ar-
pointmenls Under Law taliln@ t"r
New Assessment.

The County Commissioners Of Dor
chester county have appointed the fol
lowing assessors. under the law call
ing for new assessment:
District |, Fork-Luke II. Smoot
Dist. =. East New Market-AlonZo
Hackett.
Dist. ,. Town of East New Mar
ket-George W. Isenberg.
Dist. ,. Town of Secretary.
Winfield Webster.
Dist. 3, Vienua-Chas. l.. Bell.
Dist. 3, Town of Vienna VIM. c.
Brinsfield.
Dist. 4. Taylor's Island-Duncan
L. Noble.
Dist. 5, Lakes-G Guy Slacum,
Dist. 6. Hooper's Island-Hansel
Tyler.
Dist. :. Cambridge Albert H,
Smith
Dist. :. City of Cambridge-W-
Robert Hearn, Jas. {. Johnson, Dan
iel O. Seward.
Dist. s. Neck-S. w. Linthicum.
Dist. ., Church Creek Geo. w
Willis.
Dist. 10, Straits-Geo. d. Bran
BILE.
Dist. II. Drawbridge John HUI
ghes.
Dist. l.. Williamsburg Joseph
Colbourn.
Dist Is. Bucktown-Chas. H.
Seward.
Dist. IA, Linkwo God A. X. Austin.
Dist. Is. Hurlock-G Geo. W. Trice.
Dist Is. Town of Hurlock-R. y.
Hurlock.
Dist. Is. Madison-Jos. X. keene.
Dist. Il, Salem-Julian Blades.
Dist. Is, Elliott-Isaac w. Jones.
!. Did your roof leak this week or
last week? A coat of our roof paint
on your metal roof will make il last
longer and shed water. Phillips
Hardware Co ADV. let. r. l5-2t
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Fletcher ~ Jones', Solicitors.
Assignee S Sale
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate
Fletcher ~ Jones, Solicitors.

Under and 10y virtue Of a power Of
sale contained in mortgage from Mo
>tS H. Moore. carrie X. Moore, mis- wife.
William Spry Moore and LaEra Moore.
his vic. TO The Cambridge Manufac-
turing Company. dated the 18th day of
November, 1916, and now OF record
among the Mortgage Records OF Dor
chester county, in Liber ". H. NJ. No,
;. at folio 6l1. etc. default having
been made in complying with the terms
of said mortgage. and the Same having
been assigned to Frederick II. Fletcher
FOR the purpose OF foreclosure; and un-
der and by virtue OF an order OF the
United States District Court for the
District OF Maryland. dated the 18th
day of June. l9l7. passed in cause in
said Court depending, entitled Moses
-. Moore and William s. Moore, part
ners trading as Moore Brothers, and
Noses u. Moore and William :. Moore.
individually. bankruptS, the said
Frederick H. Fletcher, assignee OF
mortgage, viii offer for sale. at public
auction, in front OF the Court House
door, in the town Of Cambridge, Mary
I.t,,
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FIRST PARCEL.

The frame building on the lot will
be first offered, the purchaser to be
required to move the building from the
lot within 80 days after the day of
sale. The building is a large one, with
tire" rooms. and is in good condition.
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SECOND PARCEL.

The lot or ground without the build
ing. will then be offered as above de-
>cribcd in this advertisement.
The property as whole. including
land and building. will then be offered
the undersigned. as aforesaid. reserV
ing the right to accept or reject any
hid or bids.
All school furniture in the building
- reserved by the undersigned.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

MONEY TO Loan have several
amounts ranging from $500 to $4,000.
Tor immediate inNrS tment on first elias,
in"riGaSeS- w Irving Mace, Attorney
at-l.aW. 4-l2-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-12

Ice cream weather, and the
homemade product cannot be beat.
Get freezer from Phillips Hardware
Co.-Adv. 11-2t X. 13-2t.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1917-07-12

We are now prepared to furnish
families with the best quality steam
ing coal, also hard coal kept under
cover Cambridge, Manufacturing
Co.-Adv. 73-1m. cod. r. 7-6-lm
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4. San@ston ln>IeH. Solicitor. Cam
bridge. Nd. John l.. q. Lee. SOlici-
tor. advert Bldg, baltimore. Md.
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Public Sale
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate
East Cambridge

Haring recently erected a new and
larger brick school building in East
Cambridge. the undersigned, the Board
OF Education of Dorchester cOunty.Will
nf1er al nuhlic sale on
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Trustee S Sale
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

BY virtue of an order of the Circuit
Court for Dorchester county. sitting
a Court of Equity. the undersigned,
Trustee. viii sell at public auction, ON
located in the Neck District. of Sa id
Dnrn haS1tl. county,
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Tuesday, July Nth, 1917

between tn ehourS of and O'Clock
p m, at the Court House door. in Cam
bridge, the
nIn SrHnnI nIrII nING AKIN nV
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page for the dwelling on this lot upon
the lot next hereinafter described as
NJ. ,i,,,-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-14
PREACHER PUT
UNDER ARREST
HE CRITICISED WILSON AND WAR
IN SERMON THURSDAY
NIGHT.

Douglas, Ca, Ajril 13.-Evangelist
]. B. Phillips. of chattanooga, for
merly resident of Macon, was lodg-
ed in Jail here this morning by Off
GERS on charge under the new war
laws. 1t is said that the preacher,
who is conducting a revival here
made the statement in one of his ser
mons yesterday that the war was all
wrong, that it was a rich mans war
and a poor mans fight, and that
President Wilson would leave office o
multi-millionaire as result of the
war being declared.
This morning the citizens generally
were all excited over the matter and
demands were made by some that
action be taken, resulting as above
The meeting was to have closed to-
night and Phillips was to leave for
Chattanooga. 1t is not known how
long he will remain, as no effort has
yet been made to have him released
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-14
RICH MEN DRIVE
LADS TO WORK
OFFICE BOYS TRAVEL DE LUXE
WITH THEIR MILLIONAIRE
cHAUFFEURs.

st. Louis, April 13.-That large
number Of office boys in this city
have milionaires for chauffeurs and
travel de luxe to their offices daily.
is the startling discovery just made
by prominent attorney here.
The lawyer believed hc had a
pretty fresh" office boy when t o
youth answered charge that he was
half an hour late with the excuse:
my machine was late"
The apparent impudence was over
looked
The next morning the attorney was
clutching strap in a crowded street
car when hIge red automobile shot
by. He caught flashing glimpse Of
figure in the tonneau that resem-
bled his office boy.
Investigation at the office revealed
that 1t was the office boy. II re-
vealed further that the big red ma
chine was daily means OF trans.
Dortation between the home and Of
fee OF the young man.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-14
PATRIOTISM DEVELOPS
NEWER TYPE OF SNEAK
THIEVES IN PAST WEEK

Atlanta, April 13.-Another type or
the we'll known "meanest man in the
world" has been developed in Atlanta
since automobilists began to show a
patriotic interest in the war by wear
ing flags on their radiator caps He
Is the man who steals the flogs.
During the past few nights hun
dreds OF small silk flags have been
stolen by sLsak thieves while the
owners Of the cars were taking in
the movies.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-14
LOCAL ROY SCMlTS GET
REAnV To SEpVE EOD
MANY DUTIES OF WAR

Brunswick Boy Scouts are prepar-
ing with great enthusiasm to per-
form the duties that may be laid upon
them in later stages OF tho war. ard
while they will not. of course. he
sent to the fighting front. there are
many services which they can render
their government. such as guarding
roads, carving dispatches. aiding ut
base hospitals and training camns
and scores Of other things which tho
Boy Scouts of England are doing. and
doing well, in the service OF their
country.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-14
SEC. HOUSTON
WRITES THE NEWS
REQUESTS COOPERATION WITH
GOVERNMENT IN EDUCATING
PUBLIC ON FOOD.
Editor The News:

Editor The News:
The U. S. Department uf Agricul-
ture is issuing to the press a series
of timely statements dealing with the
conservation of food and the elimna-
tion of waste in the household
II you are interested also in encour-
aging the people Of your locality to
raise vegetables in backyard gardens
or vacant lots, the Home Gardening
Hints series of carefully prepared
and simple directions issued in news,
paper form during the past month
should be useful to your readers.
May not ask you to give this ma
terial careful consideration and to ac-
cord it such prominence in your pub
lication as you think it merits?
The office of information has been
instructed to cooperate with you in
making available to your readers the
departments information regarding
the production and conservation OF
food and will give immediate atten-
tjon TO any inquiries which you may
direct to it.
Respectfully yours,
D. F. HOUSTON, Secretary.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-14
MOULTR|E BANK
OFFICIAL GONE
ASSISTANT CASHIER OF FIRST
NATIONAL DISAPPEARS AND
$4,000 is MISSING.

Moultrie, Ca, April 13-S. r. Mer-
Ger. assistant cashier of he First
National Bank. of Moultrie. disappear
ed Saturday night. and. according to
a letter from him to Cashier Howard
Ashburn, he carried with him over
100000 of the institutions funds
Mercer asserted that he took $4,000
from the cash Saturday night before
locking up the vault and that he had
accumulated the other $4,000 by q
series of peculations extending over
a period of sixty DAYS.
The letter explaining the defalca
ton to Cashier Ashburn was written
on the banks stationery, but was
mailed in Atlanta Sunday. 1t began
by saying that there is something
in me stronger than | can resist that
impelled me to do what | did" He
told the bank official where to hul
the shortages, describing the manner
in which he had manipulated the
books.
Mercer also wrote letter TO his
wife along the same lilfev but adding
direction as to the disposition OF his
property. and telling her where to
live.
The shortage will moi affect the
banks solvency and the doors re-
main open.
Mercer, who is about 30 years of
! age, had been with the bauk since its
organization, about twelve years ago
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-14
Railroads, Telephone and Tele=
graph Lines May be Fed
eralized.
WILL PAY FOR EVERYTHING
Cabinet Sends Word to Com
gress That War With Ger
many at Standstiil Awaiting
Passage OF Bond Measures.

Washington, April 13.-The govern
ment has ta~en up the problem OF
taking over private industries and
utilities for the duration of the ex-
listing state of war. The considera-
tions deal with issues involved in
taking over telephone and telegraph
companies properties, railroad prop
critics, shipping lines and shipbuiiding
plants, plants manufacturing muni-
tions and naval stores and other al
lied lines Of production. Everything
taken over will be fully paid for on
pro-rata time basis.
AS first step, plans for taking over
all coastwise steamers operated by
the railroads were discussed by Sec
retary McAdoo, Chairman Denham, OF
the shipping board, and Senator
Hughes, of New Jersey.
Hope has been expressed in near
ly every quarter that the $7,0O0,000,-
900 bond issue may be taken before
the close of Saturday. The cabinet
sent word to the leaders Of both
houses that plans made by the gov
ernment for the war on Germany are
at a standstill and that every minute
that can be saved is worth great
deal to the country just now.
A war zone has been declared
around all American ports by the
government and all vessels entering
these areas after sundown will be
fired upon without challenge or warn.
ing At no time may a vessel travel
in these zones faster than five knots
an hour These war zones have been
created around 26 American ports. At
Savannah, the only port in Georgia
to be included in the war zone or
ders as yet. the zone is ten miles
wide. At New York it is ten miles.
at Mobile. six miles: at Boston. two
miles. and San Francisco. four miles
and so on.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-14
GUARDS WILL
RECRUIT ALSO
LIEUT.. HARWELL ORDERED TO
ENLIST MEN UNTIL FULL
WAR STRENGTH.

Enlist in the national guard is the
latest appeal to-, patriotism being
made in Brunswick.
Under direction OF Lieut.. Harwell.
of Company G. work of recruiting the
First regiment and Company G both
up to standing will be begun today.
Because Of transferences of members
to other regiments and companies at
the time the guards were first called
to duty on the Mexican border that
regiment is shy about 400 men to
be at full war strength, while Com
pany G, the Brunswick Riflemen, are
short just 35 men to make it have the
necessary 100.
Enlistments will be asked at Quit
man, Waycross, Savannah and other
points in South Georgia, as we'll as
here. At first, Lieut. Harwel's re
cruiting headquarters will be at Camp
Jowett but in few days he will open
the armory at Newcastle and Rich.
mond streets.
Approximately twenty young nan
have asked to enlist since the estab-
lishment of the camp here, but until
last night the Officers at the camp
were not authorized to accept them.
Last night Lieut.. Harwell received
the orders to besin senlisting right
will be, arranged In anticipation of
the releasing from active duty all
guardsmen who have, families4or 9th
er dependents for support This will
make another large sized hole in the
First regiment ranks.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-14
ORGANIZES new
HUMANE SOCIETY
RED sTAR WILL BE FOR ANIMALS
WHAT RED cRoes is FOR
MANKIND.

Atlanta, April 13.-Atlantans inter-
ested In the prevention OF cruelty to
animals are talking Of starting Red
Star society to perform the same SER
vice for the relief of horses. dogs and
other animals used In war, voteri-
nary service similar to that perform
ed by the famous Green Cross organ
lied in France shortly after the out
break OF the European war.
Regular field hospitals for wounded
horses, mules and dogs are maintain
ed In connection with the French
armies, and an animal wounded in
battle Is given veterinary attention
unless its wound is of such a nature
that it cannot be healed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-14

ing to hear 1000 voices each night
for week on the Municipal Pier CIV
ing vent to their patriotic feeling
through our national airs. Prof w. l..
Tomlins, who had charge Of these
community sings in Chicago, has been
secured by the Redpath to select and
coast the leaders who will direct the
community singing
The afternoon will be devoted to
concert in which the Beuiah Buck
Ladies orchestra will star. and in the
evening lecture will be given.
This year efficiency as subject
which is only second to Health" will
be featured. The specialist on this
subject will be H. L. Fogelman. Of
New York, known az "Gatling-Gun
Fogelman," because of his ability to
speak 300 words minute Mr.. Fogel
man makes the point that every lIu-
man beinC Is salesman, IL he sells
nothing more than his personality
In q magnetic way he will explain
the laws OF salesmanship which
should interest women in their homes
sa much as merchant, in their stores
Sure enough, there will be the
movies. which is another departure
from former years, and one which has
much educational value. These NOV
ing pictures will be much talked OF
and will be an additional incentive
for attending the Chautauaua.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-14
. ST CIMNN'C PECODTC tn
OPEN IIp FApI IEp THAN
USUAL. THIS SUMMER

Because Of the demand bv the nnb-
lie for an early season at st. Simon's.
as evidenced by the immense Sun
day crowds. that resort will be open
ed earlier than May * this season.
which date has been the usual one
for the formal opening.
As result. work on overhauling the
little steamer Seagate which runs be-
tween Brunswick and the island is
beilH rushed by the Brunswick Ma.
rit. Construction CORPORATION. which
&C. rms hasit now in dry dock. and
is milking an entirely new craft Of
her
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-14
GEORGE w. HAUPT LYING
SERIOUSLY ILL AT HOME

Lying seriously i'll at his home
George w Haupt. 55 years old, is be
ing attended bv DIR. G. w. Rlanton.
Mr.. Haupt. who is auditor for the
Brunswick Marine Construction cor
poration.N took i'll and suffered from,
iaundice which later developed into
kidney and liver trouble He has been
reported declining for several months
and It is believed crisis has been
reached. from which his manv friends
hone will be the beginning OF rapid
recovery.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-14
TREVEAL SINKING Is
NOT CONFIRMED

Havana, April 13-The reports that
German submarine had sunk the
British steamer Treveal, off Cienfue-
ges, four days ago! and that another
submarine had been sighted between
Key West and Havana are still uIl
confirmed.
The port captain at Cienfueges stat
ed that he knew nothing about the
matte.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-14

WILL Be HELD
ON MONDAY
Children Have Memorized "The
Star Spangled Banner
and America"
WILL BE DAILY EVENT
Officers With Detachment From
Camp Jowett Will Attend ard
Make Patriotic Talks for the
Youngsters.
THE star spangled banner in triumph
shall wave
Der the Land of the free and the home
OF the brave

Instead OF starting the usual routine
of the school week Monday morning
at $50 O'Clock, pupils OF both tho
Glynn grammar and high school will
gather together in front Of the schools
at that time to celebrate raising to
its newly erected mast "Old Glory"
In readiness for the occasion, each
pupil has learned by heart the, words
and tunes of America" and The Star
Spangled Banner" which they wifi
sing with other patriotic songs dur
ing the exercises then.
The Purvis school will hold their
flag-raising exercises later, The flag
raising will inaugurate the daily pc.
RODS for patriotic recitations, drills
and the like for the first time In the
history of public school education in
Brunswick
The public is cordially invited to
come for the occasion. Lieut. Har.
well with detachment OF soldiers
and other officers from Camp Jowett
will be on hand and may possibly say
a few words Of patriotism. Roy Ar
mold Is on the program to deliver a
defamation on The Flag" and Miss
Margaret Martin will recite brakes
American Flag
Tho pupils viii line up. in military
fash'Hn and salute as the flag swings
to the breeze. Then they win all
raise their right hands and toxic the
oath Of allegiance TO the United States
Of America.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-14
ONLY A HOSPITAL
SHIP WAS SUNK
GERMANS CAN CLAIM VICTORY
OVER So MORE WHO WENT
TO THE BOTTOM.

London, April 13.-Fifty-two lives
were lost on April 10 when the Brit
ish hospital ship Salta was sunk in
the British channel by mine. ac-
cording to official statement of the
British war office.
Wounded soldiers aboard the hospi-
tai ship Gloucester Castle. which was
sunk by torpedo in the English
channel March 30, were saved
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-14
MRS. PRESIDENT
HtLPsfC0N0M|zt
iNAUGuRATES REFORMS FOR so.
CIAL EVENTS ON ACCOUNT
OF THE WAR.

Washington, APP i 13,--Led by Mrs
Wilson and Mrs. Marshall, wives OF
the president and vice president. the
women. OF the capital today began d
general curtailment of social events
and inaugurated a crusade for per-
sonal and domestic economics. ~
Mrs. Wilson's plea to the women
for economy has met with enthusias-
tic appreciation of the women from
all owe, the country.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-14
SPAIN ON VERGE
OF WAR ON SUBS
VOICE OF PEOPLE PROTESTING
AGAINST kAiSER'S VIOLA
TIONS OF LAWS.

London, April 13.--The situation in
Spain is growing critical, according to
dispatch received here from Mad.
rid.
The populace is greatly dissatisfied
with the economic conditions and
Germany's submarine warfare
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-14
SECRECY WELLS PRESIDENTS
CONFERENCE WITH JUSsERAND

Washington, April 13.--Ambassador
Jusserand, Of France. held confer
ence with President Wilson, Secre
tary Of State Lansing and Secretary
of the Navy Daniels today. No in
formation Of the conference would be
given out
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-04-14
OMEGA HAIL BOUND.

Omega, Ga, April ia terrific
hail and rainstorm accompanied by
terrific flashes Of lightning and deaf
ening peals of thunder, passed oyer
this place at 2:15. this afternoon.