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The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18
REAL SHOPPING TO
TOMORROW
Week Promises to be a Good
One With Local Merchants.
Have Excellent Stocks and
Prices Exceedingly Low.

While a large number Of the mer-
chants reported business as good dur
ing the past week, real shopping will
begin bright and early tomorrow
morning and from then until midnight
Saturday there will be rush of bust.
ness at practically every store in
Brunswick
People living within two hundred
mile radius of Brunswick have reach.
ed the conclusion that they can get
better goods here and at less cost
than some Of the. cities and towns
nearer them and for this reason they
will seek their holiday goods where
they know prices win be low.
The merchants have larger stocks
this year than ever before and these
have been carefully selected from the
foremost markets Of the nation. In
making purchases the public is asked
to look through the advertising col
umns Of The News and patronize
these merchants who Will cbme out
and stsal ysssa N hat he has.and what be
can do for yos in the way Of goods and
prices.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18
PENSION MONEY
is DISTRIBUTED
List of Those Receiving Checks.
Some Had s225 Coming,
While New Pensioners Got
One Year, $125.

Checks have reached Judge Edwin
Dart. ordinary, for Confederate Vet
era2s and widows veterans aud
naSy called Yesterday ana wera hand
ed over their long DELAYED pension
money. A. this particular season this
very good amount OF cash viii come
IN handy and many viii enjoy tile
season more so than Otherwise would
have been the case.
On the new list is the following
veterans: J. B. Davis. Nat lang. J. T.
Lambright, + C. Marlin. f. A. panni.
man, II. J. Reed, r. II. Winston. The
widows are Susan Brown. There's a
Berrie. D. r. Curry. Mary L. Chris
tian, Mary Fahm, Lucretia Gibson.
Clara NJ. Holmes, Maria I.assarre, C.
q. Leavy Laura Southard. Esther l..
Wallace, Pauline Fl. Wylly.
The old list Of veterans is as fol
lows: II. W. Arnett, A. A. Buruey. r.
w Bolt Hamilton Boyd, C. 2. bitch.
p. e. Crosby, w. r. Drawdy. ". r.
Dart, G. G. Goodbread. John A. Harris.
F. H. Harris. ". II HolmeI. n. 6.
knight. F. p. Kemp. NJ. @. Lave. J.
A Lowe. Lewis Norton, ! J. Smith.
J. J. Spears. d. 2. Stalliugs, chas. s.
wylly, W. A. Woods, John Wentz.
Henry Wilcox, Following IS the OLD
list OF widows: F. NJ Symons. r y.
Smith. Elizabeth Wnliams. NJ. l..
Westberry. w. s. Lockleer. r. Y. A.
klnson, F. c. Allen, Frances Boone.
F. A. Brocl1ington. RosaHe +. Cock
Harriet r. Clark. J. Campbell, f.eonia
burden. Miranda Davis. Eliza Free
man. NJ. Ford. a. A. -Fntea. c. r
Goodbread. Mary r. Hall 2. 4. Har-
ris, Julia V. Johnson, Ta5itha Lee.
n Menchen. Bertha c. Ogden, Jane
f. Palmer.
Some OF the pensioners received
ss25. and an the new names above
received checks for SI25. The t,.al
amount which came to ordinary Dart
was $l0050eo. The amount distrib-
2. Cd N Georgia yesterday was Sl.Sso.
ooe, which viii carry happiness to all
parts Of the state.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18
TO GIVE RUSSIA'S
STARVING BIG sum
Bill Authorizing President to
Expend Twenty Million Lost.
But Half Amount is Given For
Humanity.

Washington Dec IA bill aus
thorizing the president TO spend $40
100000 out az the funds OF the Unit
ed States Grain Corporation for relief
OF the distressed and starving Russian
people was passed BY the senate To-
day by vote OF ia to 81 and now
goes TO the senate opponents. which
includes Republicans.
The Democrats fought the bill hard,
and Baukhead. Ct Alabama. offered an
amendment. 70 reduce the amount 10
ten billion dollars but this was voted
down
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18
AMERICAN LEGION MEET
AT WAYcRoSS YESTERDAY :
DISCUSSED MANY PLANS.

The meeting Of the executive com
mittee of the American Legion for the
Eleventh Congressional District, held
at iWaycross Friday. proved to be an
interesting event with a large number
of Legionnaires present.
State Commander Fort was present
and plans We're laid for extension of
all work now engaged in by the Leg
ion. D. v. Anderson represented
Brunswick Post, number 8, and he re
ports a successful gathering and dis
cussion of meters of importance to
be taken up b.. the Legion during the
coming year. In the evening a de-
lightful dinner was rendered the Wis
itors at the Phoenix hotel All, in all,
the session was a successful one.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18
PROHIBITION VI0LAT0RS'
SENTENCES MORE SEVERE

Washington. Dec IF d. Dis.
nuke. Georgia prohibition state direc
tor sends the following report to Com,
missioner Haynes: Courts are he.
coming more severe and enforcement
officers are not experiencing difficulty
in securing convictions. the number
during the past month being I37.
United States judges are creating d
wonderful influence by inhicting heav.
Ter penalties and ines.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18

cry married person living with hus-
band or wife whose net income was
$4,000 or over. Every person whose
gross income for the year was $1,000
or over must make a return regardless
90 the amount &c net income. This re-
guirement was not contained in the
Revenue act of 1918. Every married
couple living together must make a
return. either separate Of joint as De.
sired. Z their aggregate net income
was $4,000 or over. or IL their sggre-
gate gross income was ss.eoO or more.
Gross income includes practically
every dollar the taxpayer rsceived
during the year 1891 Net income Is
gross income less the exemptian and
deductions specifically provided Tor b.
ths act
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18
SLAYERS OF SID HATFIELD
FREED BY JURY YESTERDAY

Walsh, w. va, Dec. 17.--C. Fl. Live.
ly, George Pence, and William Salters
were acquitted tonight on the charge
of the murder of Sid Hatfield and Ed.
Chambers last August.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18
GOVERNOR RILEY TO RETURN TO
PORTO RICO SOON AS POSSIBLE.

Washington, Dec 17.--Goyernor
Riley. OF Porto Rico, will return 70 bis
duties there as quickly as seftlenent
OF his personal affairs in this country
will permit, it was officially announc-
ed today.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18
EXPLOSIONTHRILLS
REVIVE NEAYORK
\ y
= FRANKS OF WfT~AAT \
\ ALBANY, ALA, YD5TERDAY \
lBv Associated Press.

y Albany, Ala, Dec. ia wind =
y storm here late today demolished 4
y the barn of Bond Brothers Lum- r
= Der Company wrecked a garage =
\ of Henry Happenburg and dam =
= aged George Palmer's home, =
= eight blocks away slightly in y
y juring his little daughter. \
y y
i. y \ \ \ y y = 4 = \ y \ y y.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18
PLOTS. AND COUNTER PLOTS
INVOLVED IN WoRLD SEARCH

Warsaw, Dec 17.~-piots ana Couns
ter plots reading like chapter from
fiction. were involved IN the search
Tor clues IN many parts Of Europe by
American secret service agents. which
resulted. in the arrest here OF Walfe
Lmdenfeld alias VIM ldnde. In con.
nectlen with the wall street bomb ex.
plosion IN New York IN September.
1920 Llndenfeld has fully confessed,
the authorities say naming the ring.
leaders IN the plot which be deolar-
ca was aimed at J =. Morgan. the in.
femal machine exploding premature.
~
According TO Silveater Cosgrove
and Paul Altendorf who traIled lin.
denfeld. the suspect has named i've
principals m the plot now IN Europe,
who received $4,000 from the Mos.
COW Third Internationaie through
New York communists Lindenfeld de.
olared his willingness to return to
Now York as soon as possible and
turn states evidence,
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18
Flees 70 America in 1905.

The Polish authorities say he was
exposed IN 1906 to Russian secret
agent and He'd. 70 America at that
time. returning to Europe last spring.
Altendorf came to Europe Ia Febru.
ary last, while Lindenfeld came over
In March. During the summer. Alteu,
lorf living IN various oommunistie
csnters. obtained clue which led him
10 seek I.lndenFeld's acquaintance As
result Cnsgrove arrived in Warsaw
two months ago. posing as having
connections with communist grosps in
lmdenfeld nv Ntendori, After es.
tahnshlny his acquaintance cosgrove
aarTested TO I.indenfeld scheme
whereby. hy giving information IN re-
gard to the wan stree, explosion, he
could receive laree share Of the re.
wards ofered for the arrest Of the
plothfs. without risk 70 himself
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18
IRISH TREATY TO
ULTIMATELY PASS
It Will Certainly be This Way IT
Referendum Follows. or Any
Chance to Express Preference
is Offered the People.
lnr Associnted 80. }

London. Dec. 17.--There Is no dim.
unitiou OF confidence IN London today
that the Irish teraty will be ultimate.
~ accepted bY the Dair Eireann or
By the Irish people, If referendum
Is offered.
slt is explained that the prolongation
of secret debates OF the Dail Eireann
caused some anxiety here, this was
Increased by Wniors OF important
modification Of the treaty. to be sug.
gested from Dublin. entailing posi-
bly, entirely new negotiations.
assert that the details at with the
mass Of ether information in their POS
session.
New Workers Involved.
Further portions OF the confession
referred to hy Cosgrove show that Lin
deuald knew Of the plans for more
than week prler 20 the explosion
but denies any actual part m the
homhing preparations Tie gives New
York addresses OF various individuals
involved IN the plot, most of whom
have Ssnce left the country. and ais,
gives &NeM York address where N,
congmanists arc alleged 20 have pai,
over tae cash Il the ptotters,
Cosgroye AYERS that his intorma
ton shows Lendenleid had close con
nertlons with Moscow. whence he re
cslved funas regularly. Polish seCre
service officials asserted thar the sns
pecs attended a least one congerencl
at Mesew ~ the Third information
ale: that he was born in Warsaw. ha
many relasives here ard carries POI
isa passport, For most of the tim
since Narch he has heen llving Il
Warsaw posing as an American.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18
paAhle.enossed Amerleans.

ThnuEhout these operations BY the
American secret service man. Polish
operatives shadowcd IAndenfeld, and
thc poles eleim ina, While t.inaenfeld.
was pretending e play into Cos.
groves hauds be was AZ the same
l.me edouhleerossing the Americans.
Cln,s developed while trailing Tin.
denlela which led The Polish agents u
ayrv number II communists who
are ALLEGED to ~ snles wvking
sgaiues she Interests If Poland. ScY,
rrsl women are lnyolyed IN this 81
leRra esplnaane aet
ces srove ard Aisendorg esslnase
ghat gluaanfelas eanfession cevers
more sAan zen lhousana words ard
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18

assert that the details ft With the
mass Of ether information in their pos
session.
The Brunswick news., 1921-12-18
B R u N WICK

Has a IandIocked harbor, The
best on the South Atlantic
Z Coast.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-11
RED RUSSIA

Bmh.m-s of a great political uphcayaI am. t. h. heard from Russia. and if rcpor. is u. tI. Bo',h.v.ki regime is having a
 H .rit- very existence The ''rcd' rule o. Russia. born with revolution, is doom- pI on.r.sa by thc same means, and there win h.uo peace there OF in the rest of the world until thc Soviet form of government is wiped ol-
 believing da, they were getting that free
 Tho u.asmrr of Russia, dciudcd into 1om for which they have for SO many years prayed. have at last found that they have tut exchanged thc yoke of the Romanof .or oue more cuc. and gallmg They have becu exploited by crew of visionary ad- veuwas thc rif-raG of the world who. growing fat on the wealth of great Russia have ground hcr people under the heel of tyranny that they were pleased to call a Soviet government.
 Dcluded and exploited with every yes
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-11
FIFTH LEGISLATURE

The fifth biennial session of the Alaska Lceislawc started in ou its labors last Monday morning, and from an indications nothing win be done during the present scs- sion favormg of radicaliNn or frcalismcss. The makeup of both houses seems to be av- craec-au the men are just plain AIosSms who seem to have good, common, horse scusc
 In talking to the lawmakers and sizing them p from am outsiders point of view .hcv measure mp to the standard ofprcyious bodies that have served the Territory in similar capacities Among them are mo eN- rcpionaIv shining lights that would be picked out from am ordinary crowd of cy- cv-dav Alaskans; neither would amy ot them bc arrested in a strange place on sus- picion of being vcgg men. They are just plain folks
 t would seem that the chief duty of this session is not to cmbcr up the statute books with lot of new ws-for of laws in Alaska we have more than enough right row-but to arrange a budget of oppropri- atious to bc used to administer what laws we have now in the cheapest manner con- ,istcut with the work ou hand.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-11
OUTLOOK BRIGHTER

Trade scouts returning to s.a.tI. ths week from s.z v.o. four ol investigation mm. number or cities in Che couun ta.o. tho south and Che cae. in Che interests ol Che Pacific Nm.hvosJ salmon industry report decided obaHs. .u che a... uIe o. both iobb.H and retaI.cw toward Che commodity. with a cone s.1uu, Improvement. In Che marke.
 ays a bulletin .auod by tne Seattle Chamber of Commerce. Tn en.h city visited a newspaper advertising came pa.ru was started to stimulate cone
 sumner demand ht fhe same ..me meetings of jobbers and retailers vcro held for Che purpose ol sabI- zrr salmon price. locally and Co persuade Iobbor lo ner.aso marer.- ally the.r stock. O. canned salmon. n every instance tho scouts report. ed. It was matter or overcoming ho extraordinary caution and sns- p.c.on o. Iobb. who were fearful of Hucuame nrces
 Wttu Che last few da,s much earlier cham tangible roHIr wore expected. sutuc salmon brokers have received am anprc.ob.c m- crease m salmon ordc- One im- Douaut Iobbor wired the Association of Pacific Fisheries taat his trade in salmon had increased 200 per con. in less chan week from Che time Che advertising campaign was amt- ed Two important meetings of salmon packers and brokers who are contributors ,o Che advertising came paIen have been hold since Che trade scouts rcume dto Seattle They have decided to extend Che oamra.en as rapidly as possible wih lm-ol resources Tho outlook for ia'r pack in Alaskan waters during tae 1921 season now appears much oot- Ger even than It d.d one week ago.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-11
SOUR DOUGH NOTES Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Years Ago This Week
 From News Files

w. c. Aneel mado master me- chmIc at Che Troadwel machine shop.
 A daughter wes born to Mr. and Mrs w. U Kelly at uaywards CaL Mr. Kelly worked at Treadwoll
 Tho "Ceorr'a Miusro's" Che last family show of tho soaso1, was Co be given at Che Opera Housc, and thc entire proceeds s.ycn to thc ceme- tory fund.
 F w. Hoyt named chief of Che Douglas fire department at a moot- me held at Che News o1Ico
 Am Indian witness appeared n court whose name was "No-wia-ka." "
 Mr. Thomas Clcycnecr took hIs
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-11
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carnot put down would bo laid on Q bed of rIuc. where it would stay uu- Il removed wth a jack plane or a foot aIl. a fragment at Q time. and us. to m apprce.able cx,onJ vomI wholly do aNay with Che chronic loyc which blossoms In Che heart Df cyey woman for Wsotune Che rou- uue Of lita and generating domestic d.aorJ and otherwise eirIu'ne iam- us relations by nueuraune period of houseeloauue every munr- Umc It ia a custom handed down hy Uar uaudmotbc-s and was no. doubt originally praoIccd for thc oufc pupoo of humuaune and ua1urca.cncue our ioro.athen. Be chat u II may Che umo Is ripe orerr.ne tor doing ovay witch Che custom. and now chat our women arc enabled to vote s.l oH Im.oa and ern don malo attire Che sro..r uw. that uar minds win become hrnldenal to such am cEtou. tH. ther v.I iaae a moro liberal view o' un and U1 aWav wien mol aord.t and unnecessary puma a7 those which nrmn. houaa.ou.ne aud other divorce cow. aid. and aacca .orD.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-11
Tho melancholy daya arc come, Tho addcst Of the ycar.

The addoat of thc ycar.
 The poet who originally gave cE prcss.on to Che above referred to late mI and early untu but ir thls hc was m error Many may mo awoe w.h Che suoUer on .h.s mat Ger. but .t ha fact that witch Che coming Of spring. when buds are swelling. pussy willows arc puTur and oroeusa are beginning to sean hc land olno come the ..llc. days of Che year. And for tho.o roaaom.
 Itsm the spring .hat the thrifty housewife eIrda up her hcad witch a towel and launches houocIcaumE era bal drives au tho joy out ol ufe within four blocks oi tae .ceHo of hosIuuos
 Ita m the spring that man eooth forth in Che morning rejoicing as a strong man to rum a race ayc. re- Io.cIue hat hc a moro beautiful hm Che ro.c.
 He rcumc.h Go his homo In Che evening only to meet haf thc luu.- urc Of Che house piled up on ,he front porch or in thc yard and 9 number of carn.a hanging ou. oa limos. And hc. to whom was erm dominion orer Che beast. oI th. fold and birds of the afr. .a .nlorm- cI that hH H hc unt number on tbc program and thaf It win com Of beating Che urpo.H There H mo frc In Che cooss.ot0 and He d.u" on bread and mink n Che pantry while pouduur o himself over why bachelors are mot content VIfh hc.r positions In m. and yoan- ue for tbe oarefe. dals ot no nast pcr,aI0s hs system.
 X few hours later and whom hIs bare foot comes In 0oaue. with am overlooked carpet tack in rfo hol- room mother a elaI tao ohlarm arc asIoen and do not hear what te ays EroH mother herself wonders secretly .a hrr mind .t hc !. r"IIr Che same man she heard make n uIt at n recent Wednesday might prayermoaIur incidentally and f It were not lor spring aou.o.'0.r.ur nD.e would hc more iaI" made at Wednesday night nruem.aune hau arc now Inflicted on tao a.tond- aus
 Capc. sweeper. vacuum cleaners and otho- mn.m.lo device. may multiply as hoe win and che aF.r- age .oma.e %. tbe sneH.s nI I contend and m.. .... a club H tHc only perfect du..orad.0..o-.
 And u.s s why gloom H.. ram. ppm. at a umo uhan an nau. .s supposed to b. reIo.ene for ther can be no Iov aa sunshine. mo thanksgiving and nraa. in tHa ha-. ol man who ]. heatu. carpets nor for long um. aaer he complete. tae Ieb ar a. long as e.ms and dus. clutter up hs works and clog H.s apparatus Therefore hol.He ear. not |. noomarhI. NIH right living and .Tor.s pertaining To or having Co do w.th mouI upHt.
 If fue Stroller had I.. way every
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-11

The message of Governor Riggs -hs swan song delivered before the joint ses sion of the Legislature Wednesday a.t1- noon. contains many features worthy of pcrusal by thc lawmakers and people m general It shows that much thoueht has been given to vital problems of thc Icmi- tory by our chief executive and that al- though his resignation is now in the hands o. President Harding. he has the interests of Alaska at heart
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-11

Another bin that may be introduced in thc Legislature is to make it a felony for a lawyer to tcn am mtuth It will be on a par with the ne proposed to make 1t tcl- ouy for newspaper to print am mtru.h Glass legislation aimed at one profession in the Territory win not make much of hit. Why pick on editors! We know lot of liars who have never had a chance to break into print
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-11

It is strange how anxious basketball teams of the southern part of the Territory are to play with the champion Douglas High School team now that they are real sure they cannot get a game. The Douglas bows went more than half way down the Alaska Panhandle and asked for games with any team in that part of the Territory
 but not a peep was heard. Now the tele- grams come wanting to play. Brave boys
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-11

Germany was peacefully invaded few days ago. after thc Allies had served notice that war mdcmitics as assessed must be paid and Germany failed to make a favor able answer. The Allies consider that all thc lives that were spent in winning the war win have been lost in vain if the pm- ishcmcut mctcd out to the German Empire is mot paid in tull
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-11

The information that not more than ten cmucrics will operate in Southeastern AL aska this season. given out by C. J. Alex audcr of thc Hoouah Packing Company win be dolc.u news to many but vii. with- ou. doubt prove a blessing in the future X lcsscucd production this season. with more salmon getting a chance to reach the spawning grounds win mean more salmon at some future time.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-11
VISIT CALIFORNIA

Leo Young. formerly Of Douglas but working through Che winter ot Thano has resigned h.a position with Che Alaska Gaat.noou Mining Company and left yesterday Tor Q vacation trip Co San Francisco.
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-11
TO BRING SON HOME

George Williams. whose littlc son has been at Medical Lake, Wash. for treatment during tho past year. lclt ou Che Princess Mary yesterday morning to bring him home. lt is mM hat Che lituc fellow has re- covered hs hoa'th
Douglas Island news., 1921-03-11

tige of freedom taken from them, 1t IS hoped that at last these people who have been SO cruelty used, have at last risen m their might and determined that they will govern themselves and not be the tools of a little group of parasites who have wreck ed the once great land that they might profit by the process.