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fnrnit slWaNs spoke OF ncr Il sim
guish.j father with proper formalitN
as 'Sir iI"rlert.' had been IN the
MOVIE" h"lt only "a few days when she
bounced iut" q crowded movie siudiu
az cried oIt. Say. iisS,u. pop'"-Or
tue further fact that the very anthem
to- cowboys Who ar" row NOV. actors
carly met in convention and ~oi.mniN
appointed a committee ~ wait upon
Sir H.rntrt and ask him whether they
SHOULD address him as Sir l%Iprtert.'
sir Becrnohm" or "Sr Tree" and
promptly received tn. reply. oh, /
say. just call mo oscar ur IT," tom
That ia" movie hc.t So contaminated
tie precise English OF Sr Herbert
himself that once wu,u he lad used
Ai- sword mHrIcrousiy IN the movie 81
"Macl'-tu' b" observed To- ~i.aJuntcur
ca. iTm"di1'"lV upon stepping o.t
the picture. Il say. | sure nd slip that
gIy II as 90 Americans say. didn't
lH->cttilg a-id" these matters OF
dramatic temporarily, this
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~ FRANK WARD O'MALLEY.

r. HNkESrt;AIiE had himself born
and raised and then ho wrn;,
~ plays, ~whcreupou for -"
,.a,s MS Donors aud clurl,s and
ue erttions have been piling NJ so
.e,di}, tI.t finally ,her. scem.d ,o bc
81, room l"tt ipon which to pin another
se 20 l,v him any other smashing
.f- tribute ~ this season IT his ter
r'.u1r,. Fortunately. however.
..rmai - tc ne more rpoin'' il right:
'r suddenly IN - moment Of inspira-
- Is f,N nights ~ wc-iDeaning
$40 y,rt'puisr aud volunteer critic
: .y y the idea "f dropping ia to
80 Nr. SItkespear"'~ Merry Wives
. WINDSOR 1t lin tIack.tt's ''ri-
..-iou Tl'.ttr" ANA ~ speaking Well
tn play "u This uag" to-day. even
p'uS.rr Ne didu't lind II all that It's
=, cracked NJ t. br.
: ~ started for The Merry Wi,.s
WrdSui' via tho Hotel Algonquin.
.,J, ou.-hnlf IT the hotel patrons
finished early dinners and had
r-,d aft toward their broadway
,s.'u- r,uiuS To get ready tu act "a,
n o. 80 t." stage Almost all OF the
, h," i.ff w,s getting iutn wraps ana
> And 'va.t. aud hurrying off to-
r. tire business ends of l:ruadwas
.ur,- To- watch the frs half earn
..o.r si'lr'-s.
Bu, rear 90 palm in a cnru"r ~ the
b, -,' q jall. ethereal !ookinS gen
nan known go broadway Us Frank
-. .t;., proprietor. fuN %iruttist and
eminent t'wi,. Who after Spreading
...f ~ Nc..k- out In tho movie belt
>.nt'.rr california a. the guest o'
Irr.I q. Fairbanks hai Just returned
U-,..Nay with every hair ~ his
o, .raurulcd. lat ,"emiug with mar
..ctu.-. Md now lac wus telling
..f.u. tc iittl" group Of the various
= uf frisAtiulucss which oiic rer-
q. meets ~ with upon finding uue-
/. >cHf fu' Tine first time IN ones life west
% I+r.'l avenue.
r. tl" ;imt We had sot AZ east az
ros 20 ,iiui ~liarNctt's shoH ~ the NJ
ruuin lobby Mr.. case lirgua,iy had
- Eighth avrnup far to the east, had
.'~~,d tho continent and now. tigura-
vo'v Speaking. was seated at a din
~ udrty tn the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
y Wui' Hopper at Hollywood. Cal,
= the night q the day the M.ssrs.
s., ana Fairbanks had slammed on
Ne brakes and had stepped onto the
safe Of california.
/. y this dinner party in the Hopper
W. ~l Frank Case was saying. there
70 non tho guests Sir Herbert
I;.rhohm Tree. Lillian Russell and
''rnd husband. Alexander Moore;
N". ANA Mrs. Tyrone Power. MFR. ana
Ms Vance Thompson. Dr. ard Mrs,
,"tuN Crane and. Of course the Case
80 ~t'iukS comic duet. And In tho
.at'rical tones which only Rill n.
VOL Hopper can lineratn Mr.. Hopper
.-lr ipWtud tho dcini-'assc time. sc-
. ding To l~;aconteur Case, to wax
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CTHANGE as it may seem, a Pas
ion Play is being acted almost
~ within tho shadow Of New
Works. high buildings and
''..n 'a'f an hours ride of the CEN
u" "' 're city, That much many
|'' I' aHlW What. however, Is not
'''"H Generally IL that this Passion
~ 90 rfprmed 10y exactly III" same
''f' a. 'aat which animatcs the l'as-
"a Fay ~ Dbcr Ammergau.
" iS easy to note the same SINGER
w, ttr ~1mo single-mindedness ~
purpose, the same spirit rrality, the
A4nle al'ruisti" aspiration 10 an ideal,
's same devotional attitude of tine
IFr'"rm"r", sue same subordlnating OF
'"s prominence Of the. individual
% "a" completeness of the whole: the
'Ane enthusiasm which makes no II
consider any part too small to be UNI
u"'aii"n with tho utmost zeal. All
".esc ~faNt"rs. and they are only some
" those Whish parallel the Passion
ray Of worldwide repute. are to DO
round In the earnest band OF those
VINO have gathered around the pastor,
,"'hcr Conrad Eiben, &. ~, at st.
'osephs 'hurcll, West Hoboken, In
''aer to present "Ncronica's Veil"
~ Is tho pride of Obcr .Ammergau
WAY everything connected with the
,asSon Play Is produced In the vii.
W actors, their Dresses. tho
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Re ROWDED OFF GREEN BY A MOVIELOCUE

of Motave. the refreshments and the
orchestra brought H., total cost OF tho
dance To just $1I. which H. much les
thai one OF tho SIXTY cub dances at
Sberry's cost, b"li"N, 1t ur not.
The only Refreshments obtainable
were two kegs ct itcr for the cow.
boys and chocolate randy for the few
girls in the town, and "" were SHY Of
decorations. \ property man In a
broadway show Fan lay his hands ou
hn.'hing the s&agc d:r-tor tells me-
10 go out and get. lut an assistant
movie director like sam NNc ~ the
Triangle ran lie sent out with instrur-
tons TO hc back IN half an hour with
"a trained condor from ia. Andes with
one eye missing. u cupful Of radiU,n.
200 high wheeled bicycles and Charley
Ross. and he'll he back iu half an hour
with a trained condor from the Andes
with one eyc missing. u cupful 1t
radium. 200 high wheeled bicycles aud
leading harley Ross u, the hand.
"Out there ON tho Mojave desert,
though. where there isn't a bladc "
grass for u million miles. II stopped
Sam Axe "a bit when Doug Fairbanks
asked him TO hust'" around aud get
IN flowers to decorate the tables
ut his dance. Asking sam n get
flowers IN the N"jave desert was only
, Joke. but Sam Ne couldn't sec Il
thai way. He started out To- try 10
10 IN. Impossible und ia loss than
half AN hour he WIS back at the dance
hall carrying u hig bunch "f carna-
.ions.
~ ~ 49, IT. ~ IL 49,.
when after recovering from the shock
everybody hogan to give him three
fousirg cheers. 1t was n cluch. Along
m a SAINT. ic train and the rec-
ond Il stopped 7 Jumped aboard. hnr-
ri",i through the dining car and
gathered up all the flowers used 10
decorate Tho TABLES. The Harvey din
ing people on these Western ain
never overlook - i.t They ict mo
have the flowers frr iiI" bucks. For
Ave bucks II Harvey dining car boss
vii cell his uniform
"Ther" weren't mean 'nuush girls in
MoIINc to gu around. 80 IN" COWBOYS
danced with each Other. Dnc Of them
called turlo, hr was a rcal bandit.
but nov out Oh parole iIad been dau-
cling with an Indian named Charley
Eagle ~" pretty steadily until he
came ~ and asked me for the next
waltz. We'll. | don't want to talk
about my self. hut one" 'url.y and |
had ~rircl.,i tho floor H. the music IL
Tie End of = Perfect Day there
WaS nothing t. 1t for tn. rest Of the
night. tuTlcV WOULD dance only with
ine after tint / didn't want to get
Charley lsa-l, l.," J~'nl"uS and have
him start something ora my account,
and so--'
l'u with a start ", suddenly noticed
that the clock had rot around to II
+. VI and slightly beyond. We made
a lash into tn. street and ran the
length of tn" hlock - see az least
enough ~ Jim 'iIa"h'tt's Merry
Wives ~ WINDSOR To- give ~ some.
tNi"- 10 review property, The thee
atr'. however. was c,">,d for tin,
night. ana at enc" a" realized that
what Nr had feared for some weeks
mi.ut happen almost amy sunday had
finally nrclrr,d. TIE movies at last
had crowded IN" drama off our pigc,
Shakespeare ~tuN ~ that.
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Bardo Avon, Even in His Tercentenary, Stands No Chance
.\sa'nst the Stirring ale of a Film Expedition Into
the More or Less Wild and WooHv West

enthusiastic 20 Sir iI.rhrr, l,ccrhuhm
'r"". VINO had just arrived In ,nli-
i"rnia to do classic nipt,,ps for the
movies. over the merits of ia" tive net
Eer"cS ini iihl Hopper's private hall 4
iaih". said heroes being Nathan Hal,
ana tn" gentleman known in song aud
't"rH AS The Hero ~ the Juhnstown
Flood
ut pains me. Hopper. but gotta
stop YOU" came AN Interruption Con
IN" authority Of R%aconteur Ease, from
Alexander Moore. VINO In addition to
being tn" national president uf the
''nIN Their Husbands club H. ALSO a
i1ttsburg newspaper proprietor. II
mean II pains me E, have to destroy
u "f your PEI heroes here and now.
In my oliow days t, vas assigned To-
writ" the report Of the .lohnstown
Hood scenes. and. being call"w. I in
vented 'Th. Hero ~ a.. .Juhu-tovn
F1'oi-rn made him nv out of whole
CLOTH. IT yun knew the Kind of conn
try down Which sc waters Of that
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Nnu have" over here. VI. 1t- all that
iir'. ana =" AND vim and that that
mat. IL .ou ku'o What ! mean. l;u
! regret tu say. Emerson. hc absolutely
annihilat"d ou. ~Irr~undSc Who HAD
always Thought WIS nu authentic en-
titN IN the history az YOUR country.
mean To- say Nr. Mocr. told vs. at din
ner at H"ppor's tl. other uight that
there H. absolutely no truti-unly
fancy. in this raul Revere incident"
We spent only an Instant turning
that one over mentally for appiaise-
men'. AZ against this We had 1t only
AZ second hand that Sn~tkcspeare's
stun vas good. l;esidcs. Shakespeare
could wait for an hour or So. And So
we ,,uiled NJ two chairs close To- Ra-
contour cases aud told MIN to pro-
coed. ~ his story strangely interested
IT,.
setting aside for tine tim" hoins
sIch more ur less important items as
m" ftci that the youthful Miss Iris
Tree. who upon l"r arrival in 6di-
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way ~ review lin Hacketts Merry
Wives NJ Windsor and therefore
must insist that tho tri,elogue he
advanced ~ the point where the train
cam" To- a stop in the movie telt.
1t was there. %,,acontour c'ss" ad-
mittoI himself. that II" TOO became an
actor temporarily, "A happening in the
histur, of the American stage which
already mas been noted in at least two
metropolitan d1Ili.s. On" incident.
however. in Actor Gases career did
not receive the publicity 1t meritcd.
This detail was the criticism delivered
by no less AN authority than Douglas
Fairbanks himself, when, after John
Emerson had learned that ~Itacontcur
case could ride u horse well and had
let him minglc with the cowboys In
the picture, Actor Case asked the star
~ the piece whether or not his stun
WAS good yes"
Well" answered Douglas Fairbanks
judicially. IL saw them rohearse YOU
twice and then 7 saw you do your hit
before tho caTlcfp, and I still insist
that you are the tallcst hotelkeeper IN
the Lambs club"
Hut be that AZ IL may. There war
one who Was evcn worse. faconteur
Case admits further. This lad was an
actor who had been born with "a head
OF solid oak, but because Of his striking
appearance had been selected 10 rid.
up as the sheriff IN ~ Fairbanks pic
turc. seize Randit Fairbanks and ther
register the lines, "Ill take care Of this
one. men SOU arrest the others.
But, us has been limited. tn" act"i
sheriff was top heavy from tie neck
up and h. forgot TO register his u
cncrgetically.
"For the luvva Pete" cried Direc-
TOR Emerson. II told you to put pei
into " and to .cll. 1ll take care ri
this ono, men IT, arrest the others
Holy tatcar' And they send all TN,
way 10 Africa for ivory. Now, try 1t
again"
Once moro ,hc actor Sheriff thun.
,'.r,,I toward the camera AZ the h"a'
Of hi> deputies and II was evident th''
he had concentrated hi, cntir" brai'
upon remembering ~" lines THIS tim"
IN take care Of this one. men" Ia
cried. "You arrest the o'h"r'' W"l>
nat car And they send all the wi> t.
Africa for ivory
Be-ides that on tie '"rN same da!
faces blanChed all over IN" movie he
when the news was flashed the l"nstI
aud breadth Of Southern ',liforni;
that til. biggest III" factory la IN
state had been DESTROYED lay ire earl,
in the morning. Here Was a catas
troph. which. ~ Willie collier an
other DISTINGUISHED I\"ysiuue comcdi
ans who had "a hr bit Win soft Gus
tard pies daily before the Gamer
realized Immediately, would SGT Tn
movie art and Industry back f"r som
time. i;ut Ila"onteur case says tina
fortunately supplies &c Custaid pie
were rushed .ntn southern 'lIiforn!
from Washington M oregon with
~proiuptro-s Tat uAs n-touisNin!
v~hereupon VT rl'inb.d back again :
normal.
And there waS y dane. which Do;!
Fairbanks Save ont on M" MuIav
. desert h rucout"nr finally Wa
saying a: a period when "" had ~
gotten L. glance AZ the Algonquin u''iC
d, clock for a considerable spell Of eve
: Ming. The dance htll in the little to-"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-28
MISS MAxEY HOSTESS
TO A NEW CLUB.

Miss Annie Maxey was hostess TO
the phlox ques-Triumvirate club
Friday evening at her home on Union
street The decorations were red
roses and potted plants The even.
ing was spent in playing bridge and
dancing. Those enjoying the evening
were Misses Mary King Hillsman.
Dorothy Parks. Alice Harrison, and
Annie Maxey, Messrs. Willard Royal,
Joe Bennett. Isaac Aiken, Harry Par.
ker, Dunwody Atkinson.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-28
cRANFoRn.stiERMAN.

The following invitations have been
received by friends here mir, and
Mrs. T. G. Crawford request the hon
or of your presence at the marriage
of their daughter, Martha, 10 Mr..
George Albert Sherman on the sth
OF June, 1916. at s:3O p. m, patter-
son street. Valdosta, Ga.
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L-----g 5 1919 -zza1
his parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. G. N, Tha-
rim on Norwich street.
Miss Miriam Abrams is the guest OF
Miss Selma F'endig at Shorter college,
Rome.
Miss Mary Verdery, of Jacksonville,
is the guest of Miss Annie Dean At
kinson.
Miss Ethel Pierce is the guest of
Mrs John Dudley on Gloucester
street.
Mrs. J. c. stiles returns tomorrow
from a visit to relatives in Charles
ton, S. G.
Mrs. II. II. EIerndon has as her
guest Miss Ruth Wootcn, of Wash
ington. Ga.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Pyles have as
their guest Miss Mary Houston, of
Wilmington, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs H. b. Zoucks left
last week for Savannah where they
will reside in future.
Miss Virginia IIillsman will return
this week from Athens whore she has
been attending college.
Miss Rosina Harris returned this
week from Athens, where she has
been attending college.
Miss Annie Dean Atkinson has as
her guest, her cousir4 Miss Mary
Verdey, of Jacksonville.
The friends of Miss Clara Pyles will
be glad to learn that she is improv-
ing from her recent Illness.
Mr.. G. n. Tharin has returned from
a visit to his mother, Mrs. George
Tharin in birmingham. Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Cribben leave
the first of July for Chattanooga.
where they WI make their home.
Mrs. w. r. Wood and Mrs. N. w.
Fmdley are confined to their homes on
Union street with slight Illness.
Mtst
shortly TO be the guest of her grand.
parents. Mr., and Mrs. w. II. Berrie.
Miss Macon Hendricks has retur-
ed to Macon after visit to her sis,
ter, Mrs a. J, Wood. on Union street.
Mrs ] J. Lott and Miss Beulah
Lott have returned from Spartanburg
S. G., where Miss Lott attended col
lege
Miss Annie Burnett has as her
guests on St Simons for the week.
end Misses Alice Stiles and Lila Tav.
Tor.
Miss Ruth sherman leaves shortly
for Naldosta. whore She viii be an
attendant at the Crawford sherman
wedding.
Mrs, Boiling Whitfield and Miss
Miriam Whitfield returned Yesterday
from Washington. d. G.. and North
Carolina.
Miss Eta ENtrowitch arrives short.
ly from Savannah to visit her parents
Mr., and Mrs. J. EXtrowitch on Rev.
holds street.
Mr.. A. l., Bowden. Of Waycross is
spending the weekend with his fam.
lily at Mrs J A. Smiths on Rev.
nolds street.
Misses Conoley will have the Aca.
eias on Wednesday and Miss Lila
Burroughs will entertain them on Fri.
day At her home on Union street.
a pleasant party spending the week.
end In Jacksonville making the trim
by auto are Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Marlin and Mrs. Helen Branham ana
Mr.. Frank Atkinson
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-28

ing a salad course was served with
iced tea. Those present were Misses
Alice and Leila Parker. Buford Aiken,
Nell Akin, Juanita Bennett. of Way
cross, and Gladys McKinnon Messrs.
Willard Royal, Sidney Fleming, Bruno
Jaeckel George Allen and William
McKinnon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-28
AMuN CLUB MEETS
WITH MISS MckINNON.

Miss Gladys MeKinnon entertained
the Amun club last evening at her
home on Egmont street. The rooms
were prettily decorated in cut flowers
and potted nlnnts During the even.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-28
sYmoNs.BuRpEN.

Mrs. r. M. Symons announces the
engagement of her daughter, Jane
Phillippa to Mr.. Eugene Bass Bur
den, OF Macon, the marriage to take
place the latter part of the summer
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80
MRS. TAYLOR HOSTESS
TO ACACIA CLUB,

Mrs. Clyde A. Taylor was hostess to
the Acacias Friday afternoon al her
home on Union street The rooms
were lovely in quantity Of yellow
Gala and easter lilies. the color
scheme being yellow and white. The
highest score was made by Mrs. II.
b. Maxey. The conservation went to
Mrs, w + Parker and the lone-hand
to Miss Kissie Conoley. The prizes
were pretty vases. After the games a
salad course was served with iced tea
Only the members of the club were
present.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-28

After visit 10 Mrs l.. Weiss, Mrs.
Dora Myers has returned to Brook
lyn
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-28

Mr., Robert Tharin, who is attend
ing school in Wilmington. N. G., ar
rives today TO spend his vacation with
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-05-28

Mr. and Mrs. John Ralston are on
st. Simons for several days.
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90

Miss Ruth Wynne, of Americas. is
the guest OF friends here.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-14
la TRIBUNA POPULAR
Co'ecc; q I dis SIS : POS:
(Segunda Edicion)

El hbro mas impOrtante en- 81 &c
nero. Contiere 7 vaSta colecclo!
de discusses para fiestas ~patri6ticas
ectos schemes de ~SociedadeS, com,
anniversaries de Ia fundaci6n de es
tas, ingreso de socios, toma de pose
sion. funerales, etc, asi como docu
mentos hiSt6ricos im~portantes : bic
grafias de los heroes = perSonaje
mas prominentes de Ia historic nacio
nal.
Forma IN volumen de 200 pagina.
adornado con grabados
Precio del ejemplar: so eentavo,
Pidase q: ICNACIO E LOZANo
GOT Doloross St, San Antonio. leu
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-14
Generates rusos v frarceses

Fl valor que los aliadoS :" d&@ a ii
resistencia unan 50 cvid"ncia 20"
81 hechs de haber m2ndado cstos O.
r~erales ALI. FL general Bcrthol"t HI
sido enviado por Francia y cl &"n,.
raj Bialvvey por Russia para kacerS"
cargo De las defensa, del No.te. ' {!
general Sakharoff. que dirigi6 e vie
torioso avancc russo en- In Galitzia e
verano paSado, ha sido enriado pas
dirigir el ~ejtrcito cue osti comha-
tiendo a las fucrzas tcutonas en- r.
Dobrudja.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-14
I'm DERECHc SoBRE LAS ADJ
CLONES.

PARIS. Noviembre l3.-El minis
tro del Interior he depo$itado en-
Ia secretaria de Ia cdmara de diputa-
dos. I'm proyecto de ley en- eI que pro
none imponer a los restaurants de
Paris Y del Departamento del Sena.
m derecho de res por ciento sobre
las adjciones de cinco a diez frances.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-14
DEL DEsARROLLO INDUSTRIAL.
DEL CANADA.

OTTAWA, Canada, Noviembre g.
La industrial de municioneS en- el Ca
NADIA Sc ha desarrollado suflciente
para independizarse de los Es-
tados Unidos. Esto ha sido anunciado
nor Ia oficina imperial de municio-
mes. Ia que ACADIA de otorgar al Cana
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-14

AZ LEI!n,il-, as s~-il. = .r'r.'- ~
800. .,.- t.., -.f.rrr-t..s~ sns""@A
.-......:s--. .,1... ..". 81. - r.' ..'"''
Cd. -t~t ~ ,Il " IIr... N'rH'.".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-14
Gnvia.n0s Gratis un FazioSisin0
Libgo de IS EFaIiR:ag.

Envienos I'd. hoy 1iamo su sohci!ud =or u eicra7iar de este
fbIo g!@Is. En- q haIa:a I'd. los Acchos &a5cr:os en- !:nses scn-
c:Aaa. Is en zaa.dai IN vo!urnca &c saoiauT:1. y con::c"e PEcc1-
s2-aen;c a;ucIa infc.:"ac;cn y cons@ios qrc 1000 hoEat're TujeF
Geb:era c1nccer Y scru;- - e. dc csre1a "aioI para aG2eios que
intcatEa contra; matr;nlonio. s. d1sea I'd. sa5cr coro ?vedc "a.
Iccupera: ST anterior cstad, e aaiu5. :ac-za ; viror. deoe I'd.
oed:r sin 3emoca In cjer!p!ar dc este Ii.Fo GE"f,5 y eerc'o'1Ese
De los hechos acerca j. tales padccinicu:os. No nos na"te I'd.
d;neio 1ltuno; sc!lmcn.c 81 nomb!c y a.renc.5n conPte;a clara
,ac@te cs-r:.a e. el Cng5A quo para c! LiHr" Gratis Va rn:PTeso
=; -. \, c.n.,9;e ID. pa22ndo ST bucn GineTo ror remedies
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-03-22

VELVET BEANS-9O-day speckled
variety, $3.50 bushel. J. w, IVEY,
Benevolence, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-03-22
CANDIDATES WILL SOON
Be Trimmed TO A STAND
IN TWO WEEKS VOTER WILL DO
HIS WORK. THREE DAYS
IN WHICH TO REGISTER.

The career of the candidate will
soon come to an end.
Just two weeks from today the vot-
ers will do their work. The primary
for the nomination of county officers
for the next four years will occur on
April 5th, and the result will bring
Joy and gIadness to a small mum Der
of good men, while larger and
equally as deserving a number of
good citizens will have disappoint-
ment for their portion and sojourn
for a season in the low grounds Of
sorrow.
There are now seventeen candl-
dates before the voters for their suf-
frage. OF these four are aspirants
for tn three places of county commits
sioner, one for clerk of superior
court, three for tax collector, three
for tax receiver. one for sheriff, one
70 ordinary, three. for county treas
urer, one for county school commits
sioner and one for surveyor, Mr.. s.
B. Denton announcing for reelection
to the latter office in this issue of
The News.
Under the resolution of the county
democratic executive COMMITTEES call
ing the primary entries for the vari-
Gus offices will close on Saturday OF
this week, the 25th inst.
All candidates must by that date
pay the assessments levied on them
to defray the expenses of the cleo
ton. or their names will not appear
on the official ballot.
Registration for the election will
close next Saturday, and the coun-
ty registrars will meet soon thereaf-
ter and prepare a list of the qualified
voters for us at the several precincts.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-03-22
REPUBLICANS ARE SHOWING
THEIR QUADRENNIAL ACTIVITY
Meeting Is Called to- Select Delegates
to the State Convention.

The republicans venture forth ~
cry four years, when a president is
to be elected, and those who compose
that party in Terrell county are
making their quadrennial appearance
from Information.
Louis Jefh9rs, chairman OF the re-
publican executive committee, has Is
sued a call for the clans to gather IN
the court house next Saturday morn
ing for the purpose of electlng two
delegates to the republican state con-
vention and two delegates to the
Third congressional district conven-
ton, which will elect delegates to the
republican national convention which
will assemble in Chicago on June l.
The recent state republican CON
vention in Macon broke up in a row
one faction headed by H, S. Jackson
boiling the regulars headed by Chair
man Walter Johnson and calling a
state convention to be held in Atlanta
on April 18TH. The Johnson crowd
called a convention to be held in Ma
con.
The Terrell county republicans
have evidently aligned themselves
with the Jackson faction, as JeNers
call for the meeting next Saturday
states that delegates will be chosen
to the convention that viii he held II
Atlanta.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-03-22

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