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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09
B6j pod Verdun.

LONDYN, 8 marca. - Bitwa
pod Verdun we wznowio.-
nym ataku niemieckim -
trwajacym 2 CORA 48 godz;n
ME da}a Niemcom korzyst-
nego rezultatu: los ;ej ME-
rozstrzygniony. Niemcy lad
nego ME zrobiii postepu,
mimo kolosalnej masy wojsk
skupionych wielklego ,m-
! petu rozwinietego W sztur.
mie ma pozycye francuskie.
Zdobyli ty)ko miasteczko
DOnaumont - Nd r6wninie,
)ecz dalej juz sic ME posu
nell, a Francuzi trzymaja jak
dawniej wzg6rza mad Douns-
umont l Vaux, raiac Z Mich
straszliwie Niemc6w ogniem
d=ia}owym z rajblizszei
wprost rnetv. Straty W lu-
dziach sa powt6rne po stro-
ME niemieckiei, zreszta po
francuskjej bardzo ciezkie,
DO bitwy podobnej W ca}ej
tel woinie jeszcse ME by1o?...
Niemcy sp!owadzaja Dieu-
stannie swieze wojska-ma-
"a ich teraz pod Verdum
samem co najmniej pol mi
liona-I'rancuz6w jest podo
bno liczba odpowiednja 2
drugiei strouy-. vice oko}o
million ludzi valley o forte
c.? Pobojowiska runkten
Jest okoIica Dounaumont =
Vaux ! stoki Wzg6rz Pieprz-
nvch Cote P"ivre-kt6re sa
doslownie zascjelone trupem
niemieckim, ME zbieranYm
nieledvie cd tygodnia....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09
4 NIW POLSkICu
W AMERYCE
CHICAGO.
Uznani winnyn1i zabojstwa.

Q godzinie 1880 przed poi
noca w Sa3zIe hryminalnym
pred sedzia Turnev zakoh
czy1 sic process braci Edwar-
da Jak6ba P,lanowskich,
syn6w Micha}a Rozalii Pjia'
nowskich. Lava s2dzi6w przy-
s;eg|ych uznaIa jch winnymi
zab6istwa; skazani zostall ma
nieukohczony termin W sta
nowem wiezieniu karnem W
Joliet.
By}o to dnia 17go stycZpia,
r. z. Francjszek kazba przy.
szed} cd ,oboty i poszed{ do
szynku braci Pijsnowskich p.
nr. 1715 W. 18 ul., ma Woj-
ciechowie, a gdy juz dosyc
wypi}, wywo1at go Edward
Pijanowski nauljce i tam szaj-
ka lobuz6w skoczy}a ia Kab.
zei kopiac 20, gonila bieda~
ka az do apteki przy 49, tel
ul., to znaczy 250 stop. Gdy
podniesiono Kabze, by} okry-
ty ranami cd stop do g}owy:
brakowa}o na MIN 8 kwadra'
towych cali sk6ry, Pred ap~
teka Jak6b Pijanowski pod.
ni6sl kabze i uderzyi 60 "
glove kiiem bilardowym, a
Edward wyc;agna} revolver
i strzeli} do njego 5 razy, dwie
kule trafi}y W Kazbe, kt6ry
zmar} " pare minut p6znie;.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE
Sprawa Polska " sejnnie
Pruskim.

BERLIN, S mar. - Wczoraj
W dalszvm ciagu toczy1a sic
w sejmie pruskim debata W
Sorawie Polsk;e], mianowicje
yl6wnie W sprawie reg1(acyi
przepis6w acknowledgement W
Poznahskiem krajach pol
skich, swiezo zabranych Ro-
sy;. Polacy wniesIi roprawke,
ably w}adze ME robi}y r6znic
narodowoscjowo relig'jnych
W rozrnieszczaniu kolonjst6w j
ME czynify z kolonizacyi kwe-
styi politycznej; "a 2opraw''
ka gtosowali Polacy. Duhczy'
cv. Centrowcy, Radykali So
cyalisci mimo to ME uzy.
ska|a wiekszosci i zosta}a po'
bita, a wnioski oryginalne
rzadowe przeszly o koloniza.
cyl, misyi poltycznej "a kre-
sach wschodnich niemieckie-
go panstwa. Ma ceie koloni
zacyjne uch walif sejm dali
.Szvch 50 miiiOn0W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09
Mowia ze to 'farn1a
mordu''.

BENTON HARBoR, Mich. -
Ma Rector farmie zDaleziono
czesci ladzkiego szkieletu j ca.
}y kosz ludzkich kosci, ukry-
tych W piwnicy. LACEY sic to
Z wYzaaniem Teofila Zdrojew.
skiego j Aleksandra Mattel.
skiego, il zamordowali oni na
tel farmie Antonieso Sandro.
wicza.
Policya przypuszcza, il
oikry}a znowu "farme NOR
du," kt6ra ME bedzie uste.
powac s!ynnej farmie Belle
Guinness z Laporte, Ind. Ko.
Sci, kt6re znalezicno " po.
aiedzia}ek stanowia wleksza
Geese szkieletu ludzkiego i 20
sta}y odkopane przypadko7.
wo przez chfopc0w.
Gdy po]icya sic O tenn do
|wiedzia1a, zaczeto kopac zie-
mie " iDnych punktach i wy
kOuanO " kilku mieiscach kO-
sci ludzkie. Sprowadzeni le-
karze os swiadczyli, re odko.
pane kosci naleza do ludzkie.
go szkieletu.
Jak do tel pory niewiado.
me sa nazwiska ofiar, kt6'
rych ko$ci SO znalezione, wy
kazuja one jednsk, il conal-
mniej kilka os6b zostaio "a.
mordowanych i pogrzebanych
Dalsze sledztwo bedzie mla}o
na celu wykazanie jake So
nazwiska os6b, kt6re utraci-
ly zycie r,a tel straszuei far.
mie i " iaki spos6b osoby to
zostaly tam zgiadzone re 5wia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09
Wypadek " kohowni.

NANTICOKE, Pa. = Sad ko-
ronerski p:zeprowadzcny W
sprawie smiercl g6rnika J6ze-
ia Ptasihskiego, orzek{. ze
smierc tegoz by}a przypad-
kowa. Ptasihszi byl zajety "
kopalni nalezacej do Susque.
hanna Coal Co. i zgina} 2 po.
wodu wypadku W kottow-
nj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09
katashofa Provence =.
$3.50 ludzi zginelo.

PARYz, & marca. - Mini
steryum marynarki ogtasxa
szczego]y etrasznej katastrofy
wojenne) zatouiecia okretu
transportowego wojskowego
Provence nalezactg, do Ii
Nil .,French Line" dawniei
wspania}ego pasazersk;eSo
parowca: wi6zk on 1000 zo1.
nierzy-3 3ciego pu}ku kolo:
nialnej piechoty i pare in
nych batalion6w, w6r6d tego
ieden battalion strzelc0w mi-
traliez. w dniu 2G go lutego
okret ten zatona} ma Morzu
Sr6dziemnem 49, przyczyny
podano, ale rapport powiada-
mia, il ME wiGziano oznak
biisko6ci nura nieprzyjalskie-
go nigdzie W okolicy, zacho
dzi raczej przypuszczenie, IL
okret ma mine na]echa} W
kr6tkim czasie poszedf ma
dpo. Uratowano z calej masy
transportu tylko $40 os6b,
wobec tego liczba ofiar wyno-
al 3,130 Iudzi!. .. Jest to
naiwieksza masoWe kalastro
ia ma morzach W dziejach
zeglugi: zadna lima katastro~
ia okretowa W pt'koju czy W
wojnie, ME siegne}a takiej H.
czby oiar " )udziach I'll
tanic" 1895. ,,Lusitania" l., .
4O6, nEmpress of Ireland"
1000 I'd. I. Wrazenie tel hio
bowel wieSci " kraiu - wiel>
kie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09
DIVA krazowniki zatopione.

BERLIN, s marca Admira
cya niemiecka og}asza, il "a
topiono krazowniki francus-
skie i patrolke angielska.
Gdzie, kiedy, jak = ME og}o.
sZOnO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09
Nienlcy a Portugalia.

FIsBON, I marca - Pisma
podaj9, IL na ultimatum ME
mieckie Rad portugalski od-
powiedziai kr6tko odmow-
ME. Wybuch wojny uwazaia
"a njeunikniony. Niemieccy
ko;on'sci kupcy, mieszkaja>
CIV W Portugalii uchcixq do
Hiszpan;i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-03-09
Explozya " fabryce amuuicyii.

PARYz. S marcs. Dwadzie-
scia os6t przewaznie kobiet
zostaio zabitych,a "a wielka licz-
ba ranionvch W explozyi, ja'
ka sic wydarzY}a W wielkiei
fabryce amunicyi " St.Denis,
pod Paryzem.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-12-05
WOMAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY

The Womans Millionary Society met in regular business session Mon- day, Dec. 1, 1916, with the president Mrs. Geo. Cress, presiding.
 After the regular business was fin ished the officers for the ensuing year were elected. They are: Mrs. Geo. Cress, president; Mrs. C. L. Green, second vice president; Mrs. J. o. A. Bush, third vice president; Mrs. c. B. Andrews, superintendent of social service; Mrs. Ed Cantley, secretary Mrs. Sam White, treasurer; Mrs. w. w. White, corresponding secretary Mrs. Henry Crow, voice agent; Mrs. Levi Moore, local treasurer. Mrs Burdine was elected to assist Mrs. Green with her department which is the young peoples organization of the church. After which Mrs. Cress closed the meeting with a prayer for more efficient service from each mem- Der and especially the officers.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-12-05
Phone 73 for service. Hesterlys.

Phone 73 for service. Hesterlys.
 Fred Powell, attache of the federal government, is spending few days in the city with home folks.
 Call and inspect our stock of Solid Gold Jewelry at reasonable prices. Hesterly Drug Store.
 Attorney J. E. Hawkins of Mag nolia, was transacting business in chancery court here this morning.
 John A. Davis, of the Junction City Lumber Company, has returned from few days business trip to Urbana.
 J. L. Bonner, the efficient pill drum mer for C. J. Lincoln & Co.,, Little Rock, is calling on local trade today.
 MT. and Mrs. D. B. Montgomery, Prescott route number four, were among the visitors here this morning.
 A. w. Littlejohn, a prominent citi- zen of Dalark, is transacting business in the city today with Moore X Mar tin.
 Miss Lola White of Gale, passed through here this morning en route to Delight, where she will be the guest of relatives.
 Mrs. L. P. Beidleman left this morning on an extended trip to Little Rock and Graysonia to visit relatives and friends.
 FOR SALE-5-room cottage, good size lot, desirable part town, at sacri- flee price if sold at once Moore & Martin.
 w. C. Colvin, who is attending the bedside of his father at Winfield, La, is expected to arrive home this after noon as his father is greatly improved but for the past two weeks has been is serious condition.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-12-05
AN INTERNATIONAL MARRIAGE

One of the large sets in "An Inter- national Marriage" at the Morosco studios called for a hardwood hall floor, twenty-five feet long and five feet wide. When the set was "stuck' the floor remained, but the odditv of a distance reach for realism had be- come thing of the past. One morn- ing Page Peters and Howard Davies were seen carrying a mysterious bun dle in the direction of the open-air stage. A short time later members Of the studio were startled to hear oc- casional rumbings issuing from across the street. A hurried rush to discover the cause and the curious were amazed to behold Davies and Peters engrossed in the well-known game of bowling. Amusement changed to interest and soon the two partici- pants were curving 'em in earnest With their respective packers shouting words of encouragement. A mattress served as a back-stop with the assist ant cameraman playing the roll of "pin boy"
 Will be shown at the Gem Monday, matinee and night.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-12-05
Local News

Read the advertisements in today's paper.
 Squibbe Carnation and Violet Tal- cum at Hesterlys.
 R. L. Blakely spent today in Arka- delphia on business.
 All the new Books, Magazines and Periodicals at Hesterlys.
 J. J. Barry, the gas manager, is in Gurdon today on business.
 Squire Shell and son, Joseph Gull len of Emmet, were in the city today.
 John Cornelius made a business and pleasure trip to Philadelphia yester- day.
 Don't fail to see Hesterly's assort- ment of Christmas and New Year Cards.
 The 1916 Club will meet Wednes- day afternoon at o'clock with Miss Hazel Hamilton.
 w. A. Turner of Little Rock, was a business visitor to Prescott for a few hours yesterday.
 N. N. Daniell of Laneburg, was in the city today, the guest of his sister, Mrs. Harry Helton.
 We have not received that letter to Santa Claus from your little boy or girl yet. Write it now.
 Smoke your meat the modern way; use Deans Liquid Smoke Large size bottles 75c, at Hesterly Drug Store.
 MT. and Mrs. D. w. Johnson, Pres colt route number two, spent today in the city visiting relatives.
 J. H. Crawford, prominent citizen of Philadelphia, was among the busi- lness visitors here yesterday
 Elgin, Waltham and Hamilton Wat ches at Westerly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-12-05

Send us your Santa Claus letter to- night.
 FOR SALE-A family horse, per- fectly gentle, can be driven by anyone. See Geo. (Monk) Christopher, city. Cd
 Still cutting hair and shaving at the West Side Barber Shop.-You are next. Cragan & Cummins.-Advt.
 FOR RENT-Mrs. Sturgis' resi- dence. See Geo. (Monk) Christopher, city. 24d6wl
 If stock bothers you at any time telephone Geo. Mccain, 131, and he will place it in the pen. Day or night, if you are bothered, call 131.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-12-05

Read this weeks Saturday Evening Post.
 Have the little one to sit down to- night and write a letter to Santa, and mail or bring it to the News. It will be printed in our Xmas edition. Let the child write it in its own language; we can read it.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-04-19

FOR SALE-Nancy Hall, Porto Rico
and Fashioned Spanish potato
draws. $3.50 per 1000 up to 5000;
over, $1.25 per 1000. Full count
and prompt delivery guaranteed. Or
ders filled as received. First come
first served. Telephone Trunk IA,
l. -. j. n. M'LENDON, Route C,
Dawson, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-04-19
DOROTHY WALTONS MEET
WITH MRS. L. Is. RAINES
Reports From Officers and Commit
tees Were Heard.

The regular meeting of the Doro-
thy Walton chapter D. A. R. was held
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. T. B.
Raines. The sun parlor, with spring
flowers and growing plants, presented
a pretty effect. The regent, after
greeting the several new members
present, called the chapter to order
and short business session was held.
Reports from various officers and
committees were heard, and Mrs. Il.
Il. Saville reported a nice sum from
the sale of Belgian flags, and stated
that the amount had been forwarded
to the relief commission.
The program was then taken up,
opening with an interesting paper,
Georgia Forts, by Mrs. NJ. H. Harper.
Mrs. r. D. Smith read newspaper
clipping, The celebration of mu-
nincipal flag day in Athens
The musical numbers OF patriotic
airs and grand opera selections on the
Sonora were much enjoyed. Several
guests were present and added much
to the occasion
A delightful salad course was sery-
ed by the hostess, assisted by Mes
DANES J. NJ. Griggs, G. w. Dozier and
w. H. Gurr.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-04-19
REVIVAL MEETINGS
WILL BEGIN EASTER
Rev. Walter Anthony Will Assist Pas
tor Cutler in Revival Meeting
at the Methodist Church.

Next Sunday will be Easter, and it
will be signalized by the beginning
of a series of revival services at the
Methodist church.
The pastor, Rev. }. NJ. Cutler, an
nounces that Rev, Walter Anthony,
pastor of the Cordele church, will as
sist him and do the preaching. Rev.
Anthony is a preacher of force and
power and deep spirituality, and pre-
sents the truths of the gospel in a
manner that reaches the minds and
hearts Of his hearers. The singing
by a large local choir and the congre-
cation will be one of the enjoyable
and helpful features of the services.
Mr.. Cutler hopes for and expects
a revival of far-reaching results, and
to that end expects the assistance Of
his church membership and invites
the cooperation CT all Christians.
The morning services, except on
Sunday, will begin a Ito o'clock ana
close at IL The night service vii.
begin at 8 o'clock.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-04-19
Officers Elected.

The following officers were elected
by the body for the ensuing year;
President. W. f. Bostwick, Airing
ton; vice-president, Howard Ashburn
Mountville; secretary, l. NJ. Shiytr'
Sylvester.
ing place for next year over west
Point. the only other place put ii
nomination.
Herman has your Easter hat wait
ing for YOU. Get it this week.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-04-19

FOR SALE-Sweet potato slips. I'm
proved Yellow Vans, 6olden Beau
ties. Special select $1.25 per 1000.
G. w. HASTY, R. f. ID. A, box 20,
Dawson, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-04-19
MRS, INCOME SOHCITS
PATRONAGE OF PUBLIC
Promises Prompt Attention and Good
Service to All Who Send Work.

Service to All Who Send Work.
To the Public Generally: My
father and myself are trying hard to
work and make an honest living. We
are both willing and glad to work.
Can't you help us by giving us some
of your work? If my service does not
come up all right tell me and | will
make it right. Unfortunately, on
account of such little work to begin
with. I have been forced to hire a
cheap negro, who has been getting
work and pretending to do it for me
and charging double prices. He did
this without my knowledge or con-
sent. My prices by the piece are:
Dry clean and press suit, soc; press
enc suit, 25c; scrub and press on2,
75c; for 81 per month / dry clean
and press + suits. or press with no
cleaning. Mending | do as cheap as
| can. All / ask for is enough work
to make a living | will also be glad
to do some ladies' sewing. | would
not ask you for work if l did not
need it. I do the best ! can and
know. and if you think | do not de-
serve yours will thank you to give
me few reasons why not. 1t is true
nv health is not good but | manage
to keep up and do my work. will
appreciate your patronage and SIN
cerely thank those who have been
kind enough to help me so far. Re
spectfulIy. MRS IMOGENE MCOMB.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-04-19
MISS OUTER WILL WED
At NOON WEDNESDAY
Her Marriage to MIR. c. l.. Dyer Will
Occur at Methodist Church.

The wedding of Miss Annie Bess
Cutler and Mr.. Cyrus Leavitt Dyer,
of Riverside, Cal, will take place to-
morrow, Wednesday, April 18th, at
1890 noon, in the Methodist church.
No cards were issued, and all friends
of the family are invited to attend
the ceremony and Informal reception
which will be given at the parsonage
Immediately after.
The young couple viii leave on the
afternoon Seaboard train for Column
bus en- route to Arkansas and okla
homa, where they will visit relatives
Of the groom before going to their
western home. Miss Cutler is the
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Out
Ter, and has hosts Of friends here
whose good wishes will accompany
her to her new home
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-04-19
|oTJTHWEST GEORGIA BANKERS
ARE DAWSON'S GUESTS TO-DAY

Atlanta; H. E. Hammack, Edison; w.
G. Shingler, Ashburn; c. A. Lewis,
Ashburn; H. o. Crittenden, Shell
man; j. T. Arnold, Parrott; c. Z.
Harden, Ashburn; E. E. Risley, New
York; R. w, H. Prizes, Atlanta; R. E.
Bowman, Bronwood; A. w. Holley,
Fort Gaines; w. A. McAllister, Fort
Gaines; H. McRae, Fort Gaines; Mar
win D. Pierce, PARROT; Fuller E. Cal
laway, LAGRANGE; Walter T. Gambler,
Atlanta; L. L. A. Tour; Chicago A.
P. Vason, Albany; J. K. Pray, AL
bany; ]. A. Davis, Albany; H. c. New
land, New York; E. H. White, Ben
ton, Miss; II. T. Manson, New York
c. w. Martin, Shellman A r. Jones,
New York; G. C. Mayes, Albany; P.
w. Jones, Albany; Edwin Sterne, AL
bany; w. r. Curry, Shellman; ]. n.
Watts, Shellman; G. w. Sims, Wes-
ton; J.. H. Barge, Weston; ]. Fred
Ball, Brentwood; A. c. Mcneil, Bron-
wood; D. B. Hill, Brentwood; S. w.
Adams, Weston; S. o. Brightwell,
Weston; A. P. Passmore, Weston; w.
III. Clarke, Preston; J. w. Montgom-
cry, Preston; w. W. Cole, Preston;
&C. H. Clarke, Preston; r. S. Oliver,
Plains; ]. A. Mcdonald, Plains; S. P.
Wise, Plains: L. D. Wise, Plains; w.
L. Thomas, Plains; w. E. Jenkins,
Preston; c. C. Tracy, Preston; ]. N.
Clements, Shellman; Sam Haddock,
Shellman; E. c. McCurdy, Shellman;
R. G. McCurdy, Shellman; D. B. Te-
beaut, Cuthbert; I. NJ. SILVER, Sylves-
ter; j. M. Miller, Colquitt; N. l.. Sta
pleton, Colquitt; F. E. Fudge, Col
quit; S. NJ. Watson, Colquitt; ]. T.
Roberts, 1atesvill: Ellison McNeice,
Yatesville; c. G. Christian, Parrott;
w. S. Flowers, Parrott; Ray Pink
ston. Parrott; j. L. Parrot, Parrott;
&c. w. Power, Woodbury.; R. NJ. Pen
dleton, Woodbury.; A. S. Johnson, De-
Soto; w. J. Smith, DeSotO; Geo w.
Bagley, Sr., DeSoto; G. L. Grower,
Savannah; NJ. j. James, Griffin; Bob
Byington, Birmingham; n. l.. Lewis
Moultrie; Howard Ashburn, Moul-
trie; w. S. Stokes, MOultrie; L. R.
Barber, Moultrie; F. S. Ethridge,
Jackson; F. C. Sears, Shellman; J. H.
Hall Newton; w. M. Baldwin, Al
bany; III. r. Watson, Shellman; j. G.
Thompson, Shellman; T. R. Arthur,
Shellman; J. C. Odum, Newton H.
H. Radford, Newton; R. NJ. Toller and
j. B. Miller, Baconton; J. J. Wicker
and J. Z. Brooks, Camilla; ". c
Shingler, G. L. Holloway, Lee Hud
son. Jeff H. Davis. NJ. Shy, Cranston
Williams, w. H. c. Dudley, N. VI.
Dudley, E. T. Murray. r. E. McNulty,
w. A. Dodson, George Dudley, CraW-
ford Wheatley N, Rewis J. VI. Bry-
an. T. H. McLendon, E. J. Witt and
J. P. Cato of Americas.
The officers of Group Four the past
year were R. L. Saville, of Dawson,
president; T. A. Dixon, Of Monte
yuma, vice-president: P. w. Jones,
of Albany, secretary.
The hosts of the visiting bankers
are the banks of Dawson, Parrott,
Bronwood and Sasser. and the meet
ing today is pronounced by all in at
tendance to be one Of the most en-
joyable in the history of the organi-
zation
The visitors left this afternoon to
witness a ball game between teams
of the South Atlantic league at Al
bany
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-04-19
.,r CONVENTION OF GROUP
,,o,-R OF BANKERS CONVEN-
Ep THIS MORNING.
IORf THAN 100 ARE PRESENT

Dn,be,, of Men Prominent in the
rinopcial Circles of the State Are
,oendance. and Talks on I'M
no,tant Subjects Are Made.
r,u,son is entertaining today
,,n Four of the Georgia Bankers
Invention, composed of $50 bankers
Southwest Georgia.
besides members of Group Four
rumber of the most prominent
Bankers and leading financiers of the
.o+o are in attendance, and interest
80 and helpful talks on topics con-
5,ing the general welfare and prog
.r If the state were features of the
0Ssion this morning, which convened
~ 1890 o'clock.
Among the topics of most interest
nos an address by f. S. Eetheridge,
If Jackson, president of the Georgia
pankars' Association on farm credits,
+ho idea of this discussion being that
/ tbo farm may claim cheaper money
LT, snhmitting to his banker bust
noes-Iike statement of his affairs just
&c the manufacturer and merchant
bovo long since become accustomed
to do, The Southern farmer is grad
na1Iv establishing himself upon ba-
sic that gives him other resources up
on which TO seek credit besides the
growing crop which he hopes to har-
vest six months after obtaining his
seasonal loans.
Following is the program in full
that was arranged for the meeting
mvocation-Rev. T. M. Galloway,
nastor of the First Baptist church,
Dawson.
Address of Welcome-Mr. M. c..
Edwards, president of the Bank OF
Dawson.
RESPONSIBLE. j. A. Davis, direct
of of the Citizens First National
Bank Albany.
4ddress-:Better Men For the
Bank'-Nr. Geo. E. Allen, educa-
tfonaI director of the American Insti-
tute of Banks.
Address-'Farm Credit State
ments Mr.. F. S. Ethridge, presi-
dent Georgia Bankers Association,
Atlanta.
Address" What We Know About
the Boil Weevil"-Mr E. H. White,
Yazoo, Miss.
General discussion by the members
Of Group Four Georgia Bankers As
Business meeting. Selection of
)lace of next meeting. Election of
ulcers
At l o'clock d barbecue was served
he visitors at Pond Lily park, which
vas followed by an address by Judge
J. T. Cox, Of Camilla, Judge of the
superior court of the Albany CIRCUIT
Following are those who are in at
enhance:
II. C. Strathnann, New York; Geo.
4. Allen, New York; Jas. S. Peters,
b. r. Jones, Smithville;
J. r. ThursCol. SmithVille; J. u.
.eiu6r Atlanta; Jas. f. Alexander,
Atlanta. A. B. Simms, Atlanta; g. NJ.
Green, Atlanta; E. w Ramspeck, At
anita; Stewart McGinty. Atlanta; A.
W. Bergstrom. Atlanta; Haynes Nc
Fadden Atlanta; A. j. Davis, Ash
)un, W, Z. BostWick, Arlington; J.
6. Jackson Arlington; P. J. Ebbott,
New York; B. w. Fortson, Arlington;
f. F. Brim. Sasser; NJ. n. Childs.
Brentwood; NJ. N. Childs, Jr., BrOn-
wood; B. H. Hill, Sasser; L. P. Wood,
T. H. Marshall, Monte
,uma, T. A. Dixon, Montezuma; E.
J. Perry. cambridge; j. w. Upton,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-04-19
Eliza Franklin Goes to Pen.

Deputy Warden John Seay spent
Sunday with his family in Dawson.
He left Monday for Milledgeyille,
having in his custody Eliza Franklin,
a negress who was convicted at the
November term of superior court for
selling whisky and sentenced to one
year at the state farm. Her attor-
news appealed her case to the court
of appeals, and she gave bond. The
higher court sustained the lower
court. and Sheriff Turner was notified
Saturday to have her in readiness for
the prison officials, and she was
placed in Jail Saturday afternoon.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-04-19
To Trustees of County Schools

1t is ordered by the Board of Edu-
cation that an election be held on the
DIST day of April between the hours
of 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. for the pur-
pose of filing all vacancies in the
Board of Trustees. Please attend to
this duty and report the result to
J. w. F. LOWREY. County School
iN0uniCeiOnPr
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-04-19
For Representative

| am candidate to represent Ter
rell county in the Legislature, subject
to the Democratic primary. | prom
Use to be watchful of the welfare OF
the state, and earnestly solicit your
support and influence. Respectful
" J. H. WILLIFORD.