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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06

es marched into Essen from two
sides oil the town this morning
Essen, April 6--Fighting began early
Monday morning near Essen between
Reichswehr forces and the workmen, the
ReIchswehr throwing several scores of
mines without great effect. At about | 1
o'clock the Reds replied with rifles and
machine guns and the troops threw more
mines. A number Of houses i'm the out
skirts of Alten Essen, north of the town
ITSELF were demolished.
The Reds tried to blow UP n bridge over
the canal but succeeded only in badly
damaging II and preventing the transpor-
tation Of the Rcichswehr cannon. After
the heavy firing in the forenoon there was
n lul and many units Of the Reds, in good
military order retired upon Alten Essen.
About 4 O'Clock this afternoon there
was a resumption of fighting but without
decisive result Today Essen is quiet
The Reichswehr were hourly expected
TO enter Essen yesterday but they did not
appear Early in the evening the Reds
Withdrew and the firing ceased but the
Reichswehr remained over night north
Of the IIerne canal, about FIVE miles dis
tant During the night the Reds return
ed to Alten Essen singing and whistling
against the Reichswehr
II is uncertain whether a further stand
viii be made here or along the canal. At
present no Reds are visible here and sp-
parently they have scattered in various
directions in and around Alien Essen.
Seemingly there have been but few casual
ties The inhabitants Of Essen are leaving,
fearing bomhardment Monday night
there was n fuaillade before the city hall
but the Reds explained that they were
firing in the air by way Of warning. This
morning the Reds who Yesterday fought
the Reichswehr began turning in their
arms and ammunition. They explained
that they had ceased fighting because
their leaders had left them.
Berlin. April The progress Of the
German troops into the Ruhr region was
chronicled in an official statement issued
today Monday which reads;
The action Of the police forces in the
industrial region is proceeding according
60 plan Regular troops are present north
Of Bottrop. Westphalia which has not
yet been occupied Tho clearing action
is also progressing east Of Dortmund.
which the first detachment has just enter
ed and where il advanced against conFid-
erablv stronger detachments Of Red guards
on the Leunen-kamen mine.
In the Hoerde district the Wickede
railway station has been storrned by Red
guards. rs were also tho Admiral and
Glueckaui mines.
Considerable plundering occurred in
bort mund Essen the Krupp provision
department was robbed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
FOUND THINGS WET.
Federal Prohibition Officer Brumfeld
Makes Arrests al Laurel.

While making a trip down through the
State. Federal Prohibition Officer Charles
Brum6eld noticed tina. the conditions
about Laurel were of a slightly wet
nature not from rain, and upon making
an investigation found that Eugene Rad
ciiffe and Edward Short. colored. were
engaged in the trade of pedd!ing bootch.
it is alleged. Both were placed under
arrest and brought to this city and placed
in the police station pending a hearing
before L s Commissioner Cam today.
Reports were current that several
Laurel homes had been raided and
young distillery' located, but Mr. Boyce.
while not having heard from Mr. Brum-
field last night said that he did not think
there was ANYTHING more important than
the Illegal selling OF booze"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
DEAD IN PHILADELPHIA.
Samuel Brown. of 500 King Street
Found on Railroad Tracks.

The local police received word today
that a man named Samuel Brown, with
papers in his pocket giving 500 King
street. this city. MS has address, was found
dead this morning in Philadelphia, along
the railroad car tracks at Sixty-seventh
street
II Is not known whether this is the same
man who last Saturday was picked up
wandering about the streets and who
after being held at the police station was
turned over 10 the custody cf his son.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
Bella KUN ESCAPES DEATH.
Fallen Dictator Of Hungary Fats Poisor
Candy and is Ill.
lated Press 70 Every evening

BY Associated Press @ Every Evening
Vienna, April G.-An attempt to poison
Bella Kun, former dictator Of Hungary.
and other communists interned at ~telnhof
has been made
The poison was concealed in a gift IL
Easter sweet meats Kun and the Others
were all made ill-but are recovering.
The gift has been traced to three Hun
garians. one Of whom has been arrested.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
GET LICENSE TO WE'D

Itisnot often that mother and daugh-
ter obtain their marriage licenses together
but such a case happened when Margaret
Ramsey and her daughter, Fannie, ap-
peared before Magistrate Stradley for
that purpose.
A license was issued TO Margaret Ram
sey and G gorge L. White, 1405 Oak stree,
and another to Lewis A. Berisk and Fannie
Ramsey, 627 Union street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
CENSUS SHOWS BIG GRouTHs
; Associated press = , verv Evruins

ny Associated Press ~ Every Eveuinz
Washington. April 8 Population rta-
tistics announced today bv the Census
Bureau included
Logan ttah . 40. an increase ~
1.gl7 or p. : per cenr over 1910. Grand
Junction Colo. 8655. increase OH or
l1.7 per cent; Xinita. Oklo.. Q8l. increase
so or 2l-5 per cent: Albany Georgia
1855. an increase II 3 .385 or All ner
cent; Carrick. Pa IO,504, an increase of
4 .3ST or III per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
TRIBUTE TO REV. DIR. QUIGG.

special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newport, April 6.-Delaware Grange
1T Newport in Red Men Hall last even
ing held a short memorial service IN
memory Of Rev. II 7 Quigg, former
member, who died AZ his home ON Sunday
evening
An appropriate resolution expressing
regret at the death Of DR. Quigg was
adopted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
GASOLINE SUNDAY NECESSITY
Just as Essential as Oats for a Horse SAYS
Mndarn lnlnrnnr

By Associa'sd Press 20 Every Evening
Huntington W Va April . Gasoline
is as necessary for on AUTOMOBILE a. feed
for h0rsc utIed Magistrate samuel
Wright 70 discharUng two Huntington
garage owners who were charged uith
having violated the sunday closing .aw
The defendants we're arrested ~undav
on orders uf Mayor q W Campbell
who charged that they Rad sold gas-.line
to autoigts m violation ~ the Blue Laws
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
WOMEN PICKETERS PERSIST.
Two Arrested Today "On Duty" nj British
Embassy.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington, April Disregarding
the warnings of the Federal government
that they would be prosecuted under
Federal penal statutes, two women favor
able to an Irish Republic resumed today
the projecting of the British Embassy
winch led yesterday to two arrests.
lew minutes after the women appeared
carrying banners they were warned by
the ponce to leave and when they failed
to obey they were arrested. They gave
their names as Mrs. Honor Walsh, Ger
mantown, Pa, and Miss Elaine Barrie of
Washington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
FAVOR SUFFRAGE.
Action Taken at Meeting of New Century
Club Current Events Class.

At the meeting of the Current Events
Class Of the New Century Club held this
morning. a motion was made by Mrs.
Albert Robin that the Legislature be
requested to ratify the Susan b. Anthony
Amendment giving suffrage to women.
The motion carried by vote of Al TO H.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
Card of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bowers, ,719 New
Castle avenue, wish to thank relatives
and friends for their kindness and floral
offerings during their recent bereavement.
-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
Reception TO Brandywine Pastor.

Tomorrow evening the members and
friends of Brandywine NJ. i. Church will
give reception to the pastor and his
family in the chapel at O'Clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
Left Hand Laeerated.

Samuel Berkowitz. 701 Lombard street
was treated Al the Homeopathic Hospital
TINS morning for lacerations of the LETT
hand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
Soldiers, Bodies on WAY Back

Brest. April 6.The United States
transport Mercury viii leave Brest Friday
with the bodies Of 315American soldiers
who died in France
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
GERMANS FIGHT REDS
At ESSEN; FIGHT A DRAW
Reichswehr Continue Battling in
Neutral Zone Despite Pro-
test of Allies.

BY Associated Press To Every Evening
Essen, April 8. Reichswehr fore
es marched into Essen from two
sides OF the town this morning.
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ENDORSES CITY CONSOL PLAN


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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-23
A'RE2REHENSI5LE *"

There is magic in the very name Of
christmas" wrote the master chron-
icler of "Christmastide," the beloved
Charles Dickens And so, he might
well have added, there is q repellant
proposition, very sacrilege in the alb
breyiation, Xmas says the Atlanta
journal.
We're Charles Dickens alive today
were he. like the rest of us, beginning
to turn Ills thoughts toward the hollis
berry and mistletoo and to feel b.
Christmas fever" slowly mountiDs
in his veins with every fresh evidence
in the crowded streets and shop win
dows of the near approach Of the holi
day season, we feel he would join wit.
Is in a sincere protest against the us
OF that convenient 'X.'
Convenient yes, for il is so short, 81
easy 10 write that it has crept into
the English language and obtained al
most universal usage with scarcely :,
word CT the condemnation ii actuall.
/ deserves. For surely, when one con.
siders the matter, nothing less thar
condemnation should be its lot.
It is net hard to trace the origin q
Xmas" for tx" is the first letter q
the Greek word for Christ. Histories
state that in the catacembs "XA fire.
4ucntly stands for Christ. But simp!y
because it was proper to use it when
the catacombs We're created does moi
mean it is proper today. Ninety-nipe
OH OF one hundred people who make
lsllch use, we venture to say, have nc
idea of the true Significance of tbs
x, aud therefore, it carries to thel7l
lsG spiritual reminder whatever. 1t is
1aerel. . labor-sayer, swift scratch
and dash that enables them to con
serve two more seconds out of life and
to relieve their precious thumbs anC
fingerssfrom the great toll Involved il
ira chg less than half q dozen letters
1T Hiif ara secalsds as vaipskIe lis fliAi
are fingers so exhausted they are no
eqsai to the effort Of writing cut the
i:li .I,sAP Aalycne WIN made 4 prac
ijce az abhraViatiRg the meme Of tils
Deity or the name Of the Savior wouI,
BE looked at askaace. Is this nc
q parallel case And eyen aside Iron
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MOTHER GAVE IT
Virginia Lady Suffered With Aches
and Pains Until Mother Began
Giving Her Cardui.

Dublin Va.-Miss Mary Alice
Hughett residing ON Route 2, near
here, redkntly told a visitor OF her
interesting experience with Cardui.
Miss HugNett saids 81 had been sui.
ferine' for &ome time with painful
I was pay, didn't feel like going.
Would just drag around, and couldn t
rest to do any 5good. would suffer
once a moAth with my back, sides
and head. Wy limbs would ache and
/ didn't knoWgwhat to do, but knew
/ must do sdeaething, for didn't get
well by letting it run on.
'My motherSis a believer in Cardul
for she saw what it did for others as
well as herself so she began giving
1T wasn't ing before I saw q
change. Sit was just what I needed.
1t regulated me. began to eat and
sleep, ana the pain stopped.
'CardEi is without doubt the best
female fonic nades and I am glad !
can recommend it To Others"
If suffering with symptoms such as
Miss Hughett mentidns, or other all
ments peculiar to women, why not be.
gin Csrdui at once? IT'S merit is we'll
estahABhed by successful use for more
than 40 years.
Try Cardui!
Your druggist sells it. NC-13S
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EASY TO MRkEN
YOUR CRAY HAIR
You can Bring BsGS Color and
Lustre with Sage Tea
and SULPHUR.

When you darhen Your hair with
Sage Tea and SHlphur,S no one car
tell, because it's done soSnaturally. Sc
evenly. Preparing this mixture
though, at l1omesis rnussysand trouble
some. At little# cost you can buy n
any drug store the ready #o-use prep
aration, improved by theE addition Of
other ingredients called "Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound You iust
'sdampen q sponge or soft brush with
it and draw Fthis thrcughEyour hair.
taking one Small strand at 4 time
BY morningsali gray hair disappears.
and, after another application or two.
your hair becomes beautifully dark
ened, glossy and Iuxuriant.
Gray, feded hair, though no dis
grace, is sign of old age, and as we
all desire q youthful and ATTRACTIVE
appeararf :, get busy at ohce with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
and look years younger. This ready
to-use preparation is delightful toll
let requisite and not a medicine. II
is not 5ntended for the cure, amitiga-
ton or prevention of disease.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-23

70 SECURE THE sEsr ROUTE


We most heartily commend the Off
GERS. and directors of the st. Simons
Development company foi their wise
and patriotic action in securing sur.
veys and estimates of cost OF all q
the possible routes for the highway
from Brunswick to st. Simon Island,
as announced in The News this morn
ing.
The decision of these officers, all
that the final location fer the. highway
shall be decided only after full in
vestigation Of engineering authorities
of the highest class and whose impair
TALLY is unquestioned, in order that
the shortest possible route, within rea-
sonable limits of cost, may be select
ed, is recognition by these officers of
the feeling which is practically uni
versally felt by the people of Bruins
wick and Glynn County, that the high
way, to be of the greatest benefit to
both citizens and those who invest
in. the project, must be built by tn.
shortest practicable route between
Brunswick and st. Simon beach.
Their recognition of this fact aut
their voluntary adoption of such a pol
icy was only that which could be e.
pected of men of such business judo
ment and patriotic motives as are tht
Brunswick officers and directors Of the
St Simcns Development Company.
Savannah and Chatham county, rec
ognizing The fact that even railroad
transportation alone is insufficient to
permit the development Of Savannah's
popular seaside resort, Tybee Island
last year voted bond issue Of $1,000,
000 for a paved automobile read t.
connect Savannah with Tybee. in the
face Of thesfact that Tybee is some
eighteen miles from Savannah, most
" the distance salt-marsh, with num-
erOus rivers to be spanned by draw
bridges and more numerous creek
that will, have to be trSstled, the con
struction OF this highway is actual!
in progress.
In these days when automobiles art
so general all prefer to travel in theii
cars when seeking pleasure, the future
growth and prosperity Of seaside re
sorts is dependent upon their cas-
accessibility by motor. ST. SimogS
already has Jagged fer behind the II
mainder of the Southeast in increase
of population and wealth. ST. SimonS
is incomnarably the finest playground
with which, the people Of the entire
Southeast are blessed, but its future
use and development is now mors
completely dependent upon the build
rg Of a highway than al any period
ip the past, before automobiles came
into universal use.
Thu prosperous resorts in futur-
viii be only thpao which can be reach
ed qliclslY aRd easily by automobile
The shortaipe highways will hayo th>
heaviest patronage.
The people of Brunswick and Glyn!
county, as well as those Who invce.
in the st. simons highway project, an
every visitor Of the thousands VII,
will visit ST. Simons ia years to como
viii praise the vision and wi8do3
which has animated tne officers of tn
ST. Simons BaYe lopmeut eompany il
deciding TO investigate all possible
routes between Brunswick and the Is
land, with the view Of shortening The
route to the greatest possible degree
E=--
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-23

We are more than pleased to well
come to Brunswick NV. A. Kaiser on
one of his annual holiday pilgrimages
to this city. Or more than forty
years a citizen of Brunswick, more
lately removed to New York, Mr. Kais-
CT comes back to his old home with
each fuletide season, shaking hands
with the friends of his youth an4 to
mingle with those whom he knows
best and accordingly, loves best. He
is thrice welcome.
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the religious respect that should be
shown, is not the magic in the very
name of Christmas sufficient to per-
suade us all to spend those two more
seconds and that slight effort in send
ing with our gift, not merry Xmas, y
but the entire, exquisite beauty of the
word?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-23
FORM OF PROPOSAL
OF CITY CONSOLS
City of Brunswick Consols

1.
$ioo
sum CT $ie0O PIAZZA
pcntum semiannua
$3.50 each. hereto attached
aggregang annually
until $780, and issued
ordinance City Brunswick entitled
consolidate certain financial obligations
apnuuts Brunswick
other purposes herein mentioned adopted Nov 8, 1920.
the City Treasurer
Of
published
thereon shall after
representing aggregated
OF Which affirmed oblga
having
Of
Of
hereby
In witness the Mayor and Council
Ga has caused its and seal
Treasurer Brunswck
pursuant to the terms of the aforesaid ordinance.
Mayor and Council of the City Of Brunswick, Ca
Attest. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Clerk .....:..........:...............
Treasurer,
$3.50
the 18th Mayor Of
City CT Brunswick Georgia. will the bearer Three Dollars Fifty
Cents o six months
ness OF Consol dated December Is, 1920.
This maturity
o. exceeding thirty
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Treasur
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EVERYBODY LIKES

"BOBS"-Chewing Cum, poppefmiai
favored, candy coated. Made by FTecl
The best Chewing Gun ever. Pepper
mint favor, candy coated. Made by
Fleer. All dealers Sc.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-23

The building of bridges and roads
is one of the best indications of {
progressive people. Here in Bruins
wick we are busy on the job Of doing
both.
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Official Organ Of:

Can you beat it? We mean thit
Brunswick type of Indian summs'
weather in the winter time. We say
can you beat it?
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Brunswick's shipping is still on th'
upward grade IN fact it has beer
greater for the past thirty days than
has been the case since 1914. 1t is a
splendid indication of the times.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-23

Rreaitlant- elect Harding occapi9d
himself on Sunday by reading to h
fellGw passengers at sea the 18th
PSALM. my responsibilities and my
djstreHGes have increased" We are
just little bit of the opinion that Mr..
Hafding, as yet, has no adequate idea
to what extent his 'distresses" have
really multiplied.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-23

TIE banks Of tic South are rally
jrg 10 thr needs Of that new export
eoWAany with signal pfpmntHess, thus
dlsrieying 70 the worlesa faith in the
South ana in southsfn ability;. most
a,lniissbie and which, s4ln, the enc
nSess;Es much for this section. The
truth Of he matter Is that Dixie is
slryeaabifs into an i1pirA on her OWE
account and IS RAPIDLY approaching
|. tpat age when she VIII bs in shape C
Re care Of tler self II all SORTS
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-23

The people of Dublin celebrated the
last Sabbath day by a Wholesale asSis
sination CT government officials. III
Irish people are generally pretty clea,
thinkers and they have sympatLizers
in all Christendom- but they are going
at things III the wFang way and in the
end ths presa, spoliey adopted Their
will not win.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-23

Just at moment when Mexico wa
trying to be good and show her ability
to protect property of foreigners
along comes those striking miners WIZ
proceed to throw very large size
monkey wrench into the machinery.
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greater for the past thirty days than
has been the case since 1914. 1t is a
splendid indication of the times.
Just at a moment when Mexico wa
trying to be good and show her ability
to protect property Of foreigners
along comes those striking miners WIZ
proceed to throw q very large size
monkey wrench into the machinery.
Those two young chaps from Minno+
sofa, who landed in Atlanta broke
then decided to do some highway
stunts to fill their packets, will very
likely have a long time fpr reflection.
f. 81
Look te another page in The New
this morning. Mako a study af thu
proposed city consel soon to BIZ ISSUED
Then see il YOU do not consider it 3
gilt edge seeNrity and fine invest
nent.
The scandal now heinS unearihed
by that New York legislative commit
tse is astounding One of the CHIEF
criminals man who hag made a mil
lien dollars by extcrtion, Brindell, b!
name, has been indicted and has beer
hold in a bond in the sum of 100000
Get squarely behind that ST. 3iino,
Development ccgnpany. The plan o
building this hridge to ST simon IS en-
of the most farreaching ones ever lii
augurated in Brunswick It will prove
to be a real developer and to our mind
it is one of the best movements now
confronting the people of This section
The idea Of the local directors i'll the
ST. Simon Development company tc
bring the starting point of the route
to ST. Simon as near to Brunswick
as pessible, is splendid cae and its
purpose is most obvious. The nearer
the line to Brunswick the more local
it becomes and the more II is worth
to Brunswick.
There appeared in The Nays Of Sun
day some very interesting data on tn
present financial condition Of the city
and what the new consolidation Of thf
floating Indebtedness will menn i
is believed by those who are in posi-
ton to know, that this now arrange
nient will make it entirely Donsible tt
reduce the city tax rate in 1921.
$780,
The people of Dublin celebrated the
sination CT government officials. TIL
Irish people are generally pretty clea,
thinkers and they have syRpatLizes
in all thristendora- but they are going
at things III the wrang way and in The
end ths presaatspoliey adopted Their
will mol win.
s.sa-7z7T
Rreaftlantelect Harding occapi3d
himself on Sunday by reading to ii
fellRw passengers at sea the 18Th
Psalp. / my responsibilities and my
distresGes have increased" We arg
just little bit of the opinion that Mr.
Harding, as yet, has no adequate idea
to what extent his "distresses" havr
really multiplied.
TIE banks Ct tic South are rally
ing TO thf needs Of that new export
eoWnany with signal pfpmptHess, thus
dlsFlgying 70 the worldsa faith in the
South ana In southan sbilitys mos
a,ihiissble and which, +ln sIlss END
nsfaiIs much for this section Thf
truth 81 The matter Is that Dixie is
tlrYeaobih& into an i1y5r0 an her owl
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-23

There appeared in The Nays Of Sun
day some very interesting data on tn
present financial condition Of the city
and what the new consolidation Of thf
floating Indebtedness will Denn i
is believed by those who are in posi-
ton to know, that this now arrange
ment will make it entirely poasible te
reduce the city tag rate in 1921.
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Those two young ehans from Minno+
sofa, who landed in Atlanta broke
then decided to Go some highway
stunts to fill their packets, will very
likely have a long time fpr reflection.