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The Detroit times., 1917-02-20
Deaths

whsline strauch. 1921 Ninew GOD
year. iohar pneumonia, William IIill.
Children's Free hospital year To-
bar pneumonia. Joseph olivier. nov
Charles Basel. 80 Waterloo. year.
broncho pneumonia John Casper. sol
Chenc. years accidental scalds
Patrick Hurley 529 Fourteenth 10
years. ardiac syncope: Frances \.
Wheat. So Elm IS wears. cancer 81
stomach; Frances Edna Winter. 257
Milwaukee r.. year. pneumonia
Ella May O'Ncili. 1t79 Baker year.
entero-colitis Mike GALLON. 261
Sheridan. about 90 years. gunshot
ren's Free hospital. pneumonia
Charles Porti. ga Twenty fourth 90
years. mitrEl regurgithtion Issie
Backer. SIS ~ Antoine. ~ years
fyrsctured skull Burton Warren
ffiker. ass Continental months
spasnn OF the Eiottis. Anna Bolda. so
IrOrHnd. 90 years. apople1y. Frcds
erick W. Koehier. 1892 Concord as
years cerebral hemorrhsEc. Klondia
Hillgoss. Detroit Municipal hospital
n years. scarlet fever. William
Brown. ST. Marv's hospital. Is wears.
enbolus OF brain Frank B"ers. IS
Columbia. 81 years pueumouta.
Jacob Mikcln. 1888 So Aubin 80
Yeara-. pfrric'ouF aneuia Rnbcrf
Ridley. Ss6 Phttp. So. years. Tohar
pneumonia Ianina wnslk. 100 Rruck-
nrr. ? months. catarrhal pneumonia.
Stella CourtvrlEht. it23 finlcnmb 20
years periton!tis. Joseph " schncid.
er. - years songcstion % lungs.
Peter SchnwirE q1s Chene. a. years.
inpuest pending leo Andrvkpwskl
sbi Ferrv p 20 years. pndncnrditls.
HAMMERS Wisnievaka go Ia Inner
F.. months. lohar pneumonia. LII
ellie Ramml@r, sos Grnfiot. years
ondecRrditis Alfred Leroy Shart. 900
Hancockavr F. o mouths. sntcritis,
Charles Palmer. Ia EnRlcwood. 90
years. mitral insufhciency. Isidore
Cousino. ats Morrcli. : months. tubef-
cuiosis % lunEs Mary Stack f25
Tarntd T. - years acute dilitatton
OF heart Edison Daniel Gillian IS
Breckenridge. days hcmorrhaEe.
George Gould Recetvinr hospital 90
years. cardiac inhufntlenUH Peter
LurLumn n-.n-N-n. M..u-LuL. % L.-r.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-20
WARNINGS!

Persons who are now regis
tered are warned against dupli-
rating. If you registered last
November. and have made no
change in residence, you are
fully qualified TO vote March
eth and April End.
Those who do not apply at
the City Clerks Office to be
registered. or to transfer their
registration. may. under the
State Primary law. register on
The Detroit times., 1917-02-20
ALL TROOPS ARE
ORDERED HOME

WASHINGTON. Feb. H. The we
der issued TO Gen. Fred Funston BY
the war department ordering all Ma
tional Guard troops on the border go
their home stations affects nvc Michi-
gan organizations
They are tho Thlrty-third Infantry
The Detroit times., 1917-02-20
MIDWIFE CHARGED
WITH Staying
INFANT CHILD

A warrant charging her with kill
ing the infant son OF Mrs. Marcella
Kurack was issued Monday morning
by Police Justice Stein for Mrs.
Mary Klementowicz. a midwife. OF
No. 7ss Riopelle-st Mrs. Klemen.
towicz has been under arrest since
Mrs. Knrack's baby died Feb. 3 II
IL alleged the midwife attended Mrs.
Kurack after she had been at an all
night party
The Detroit times., 1917-02-20
Special Attention!

On the 18th of March the
registration books will be clos
oil. and there will be no further
opportunity TO register for the
spring election. April End. This
S in compliance with the Char
ter. which says: mo registra-
lion may be made at any time
ess than twenty days previous
10 election"
RICHARD LINDSAY.
City Clerk.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-20

ing under n city lease. 1t was agreed
that the expense OF the Detroit Ed
sen company laying a cable 10 the
park would be too great for the FeY-
enue TO be gained
No deciRion was reached. but IL IL
probable that an exchange Of cur
rent between the public lighting com.
mission and the Detroit Edison com
rany Will be arranged, which Will
relieve the commissioners from al
responsibility.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-20

NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN 0ae
the following unciaimed baggage viii
ssss 'a room Ds os sh: a es,san nc c.sss
Terminal Station IN Detrett. Wayuo
County. Michigan on tuesday. The
,h "a gay f e. M.rsh st ts1 7s9 ssis
each foilowiRs day at the Same tire
until sold; the same having remains6
SS ~ In the possession OF the
M M aIn p, Central St Railroad COMPANY
OF the owners OF said bax1ass are
unknown The general deseription
OF said baggage and the name % the
was Checked dr. + a. - follow s che cheek 10.
ssssss TO Detroit. Bundle; 1904 De-
troit, SUIT Case: sessSi. Ga RapidA
satehsi, 1854. Detroit Bundle;
Detroit. Trunk isisac. i sassis t crsss.
Cd. Rapids. Sui, case ssfsis. pssroil
Pas To c:s p ,ssis: pstrot,: ssgdl:;
chicago. Randisi fssiss. Midis9i.
sssss p.trol, Tre mSGo is:iss. p bsusls
fH cs b.,rs sTs'f ss,e p.sro sc. s,eh bel
trolt. SUIT Case: irsssi Buffalo.
Isisss, Detroit. SUIT case. issosS. De-
s s sT' c Sass s''Ts FUR 3s'r sdS, S p
trcit Trunk; sf4si. Detroit. Sleigh:
Detroit. Suit Case; siIost. Detroit.
p pssna ' Pss.o ss Isnk p sassi
5e7ss. Detroit. sui, Case sTstss De-
,,sis pngps S s,II p.,soit Boz:
Trunk; a7. Detroit, trunk; $500.
Trunk: sssss. Detroit. SUIT csss:
$sst,. Cd Rapids,L Sui. Case: Is1si<.
suit Case. i7t's. Dstreit. bag: issiii.
Detroit. Bag; 1880 Detroit. Trunk;
ssbss5. Detroit. Trunk: ss2sss. De-
4r 1 TT sssnssss b saasi soi. csc:
1915 Detroit. suit Case; -Isss33.
hiRh Chair; s.s Detroit, Trunk;
sSGa re e. TrSss stSs p ssp:
cs 6.. isis' Suit csss ssir sus is:
Tee. Boz; .I l., Detroit DO .s S:sss
cs sss D TrunS; f sss9Sss bs,fols Boz!
sse44s. Detroit. Trunk; siossf, De-
troit. Suit Case: 2oiiss. Chicago
sgi, Gaze; S7ssl, Wsil ,ss,, r,el,ssoSss
baby Cab; s2lsi. Chicago. 90 Cart;
isTes7, Bay City. Trunk: 1881. Chi.
csgo. SUIT Case: ttseso. Detroit euit
pstroi;. bundle isss:s Detroit. ssit
:is7Ss, Chicago, suit Case; ttsssl.
Suit Case; ssIss, Chicago. Trunk:
79ss1s. Detroit. Trunk; II. pstroit.
| 7etsse. Cd. Rapids. Suit Case: 34s5eo.
Detroit. High Chair; sotfsi. Detroit
Cab 81 Detroit. Trunk; s7oss7. De-
/ troit. Suit Case; 81. Detroit. Suit
s;scss ' Ds,rSi, p sssdi; s ssl.s
Case: ASSIST. Bunaio. satehei: soilss,
Chicago. Suit Case: sisis. Detroit.
sissos, Detroit. Bag: s5st17. chicago.
| Suit Case: s9085. Chicago. Go cart:
| c3sg22. Detroit. Bundle: 1880. De-
troit. Suit Case; a. Detroit. 90 Cart:
| a32Ts4, Detroit. Trunk: s, Detroit.
| Trunk; s7t74e. Detroit. saw; $3.50,
Detroit. suit Case: IS, Detroit. Suit
troit. Trunk MISCELLANEOUS; 100
Suit caseA yrIps, Etc; Trunk. o
4 % carts md BABY Cabs. 90 umbri-
las. Is Bundles. 8 Boxes. : Too Box
% 795 Miscellaneous Articles OF
/ Cicthinc Furs. Etc. ". r. DEARING.
] csna~Ti PavrsRe Agent
The Detroit times., 1917-02-20

But the body IL q marvel OF soon
omy OF space the meteor 10 the thing
after all upon which this model re-
lies. ar. Gum, while with the
Northway company. built tho nrst
aluminium, motor over put together.
This was seven years ago. since
when he has worked on the motor
that he has now put In the new
Premier.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-20
By Altman.

regiment. composed OF companies
from catered parts OF the state,
Troops a and ". cavalry. the latter
a Detroit unit. commanded by Capt.
Heinrich A. Pickcrt. two batteries
Of held artillery ~ Lansing; two am
bulance companies. one from Detroit
under the command % Capt. Robert
J ia skerville. and one company OF
engineers from Calumet
The Detroit times., 1917-02-20
Primary Day
Wed, Mar. Til

at the election houses in the
various voting Precincts, and
may vote at the same time.
Registering electors and is
suing transfers will cause great
delay on Primary Day. and to
avoid waiting in line AZ the
booth. all who can should reg
ister. or maize transfer, at the
Citv Clerks Office.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-20

typhoid fever Mary Pemberton Bak-
er. ~ w Palmer. 80 years. phthisis
puiinonitls william Schewe. 2s2
Euclid w. rs years. pulmonary tuber-
culoris John Wincheil receiving
hospital 81 years. kemiple gia
Charles Perry. 299 LArchmont. ~
years chronic nephritls George
Donald DelitrAp. Bs4 Mack 2 days.
inquest pending. Henry Grace. 10
RAach. ~ years. pulmonary tuber-
The Detroit times., 1917-02-20

PrintInE-the plain neat kind--thst
is rinht--TImes job Dept--Msin fb20.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-20
WINDOW CLEANING
EXPERT WINDOW
CLEANING CO

GENERAL IANiTOR WORK.
Ofnce. ts5 Farmer-st
Floors and windows properly cleaned
and work absolutely guaranteed
Our patrons include General Motors
Co. Packard Motor Co Michigan
Drug Co, Detroit Times Olds Motor
Works. Burnham- Stoepei A. Co, u
5. Radiator Corr. northern Motor
Co. WIN. r. Bonbrtrht a Co. Hay
den, stone A Co. TrusRed Cuncrete
building ana many others Phone
cherry rs for trial
The Detroit times., 1917-02-20
HELP wANTEp--MALE

Bright young man about 16
years of age for work in mail
room. Apply Mailing Dept,
Detroit Times, 73-75-77 Bag
ley-ave.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-20
SODA FOUNTAIN
STORE FIXTURES

% all kinds mfg We sell direct g.
retail trade az iobhers' prices So
Us before buying. Phone cad. 81
for salesman bet store FfVturl
STORAGE furniture. nearly new bVr.
gain n-frf -tffrf1sr To Mfrh A. an
The Detroit times., 1917-02-20
SUBDIVISION MEN

SUBDIVISION MEN
Kirby Serge Fclske 60. offers you
subdivisions in tho Grand River sec
ton. also subdivisions near the
Saxon and Paige new plants. also
one in the new Industrial center
down river and for the man with
the high class clientele we have our
Crosse Pointe Blvd. property. Linz
UP with one OF Dctrolt's best We
arc here to stay See Cunningham
or Tobias
1t17 Dime Bank Bldg Main 2T7
OUR regular course reduced 10 $50
Careful individual obstruction Day
snc night claseea Tools. etc furn-
ishe Positions secured. Special
inducement for present class OF
ten men now forming. Write or
call
NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL,
73t wOodward-ave- petroi.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-20

SIN ROOMS and bath cement bunKa-
lows electric lights, rent 81 Tn2-
Gas - Ciulr-aNc Crosse poiuto
Soc NJ Acton. 'tT Hammond BIDS
Main 3it
The Detroit times., 1917-02-20
a A = \. a a
Hannah Rental AGENCY

A free lat Of houses and hats call
10 person at the Oldest and largest
real estate exchange in Michigan
I McGRAW BUILDING
The Detroit times., 1917-02-20
976 Woodward Avenue

WE NEED office men and women:
good character and experience.
DETROIT BOND & REF. CO..
705 Gas Bldg
The Detroit times., 1917-02-20

SODA FOUNTAIN. new ana usod
steam tahiks store furniture COZ
fee urns Easy terms. Geo. Mars
Co. 20 East Atwater-sf Main 80
MASON A. fTAMf.TN ORGAN -putt
f2e was 800 rich walnut . act
aver 2 stonF knee sweils. 9sf7r,
ccunlers Easy payments GRIN.
NELL BROS Branch. 81 Monroe
The Detroit times., 1917-02-20

Personal
MISS WALuN ROSE. az g.1 Hiierr.
ave. la anxious % learn tho nam
~ witncEs's who saw htr thrown
from leTrrron-aVe trailer car m
front o. che car barns uu Jefferson
ave, on Thursday Feb d. 1917.
ABOUT - a. m tuH licfnrY
Ifl3-M
NoTiCF--Tf any poor girl Is in
trouble. needing advice friendship
or help, write or call on SECRF.
TARY MARGARET DUFFY 1917
fort-st w Snlvai Icn trmv
MONEY To LOAN
BUILDING LOANS
Get ready FOR that new home or rat
IN the spring. II YOU own a .---- q
viii loan YOU at the money to
MEANS a WADE.
Mortgage Bankers
il20-li33 Majestic bldg.
CONSTRUCTION roANs-LIbe
amounts Weber. 2of Gratiot
WE MY LAND CONTRACTS
Detroit Land Contract Co.
Si2.si2 Hammond HidE cd Sats
Land Contracts Bought
Quick and satisfactory dehls
EBERT. 300 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-20

DRESS MAKING SCHOOL
fou are correctly taught TO cut, ut.
design Ladies gowns. tailored
suits. bionses and chiidren's APP
The Detroit times., 1917-02-20
Marriage Licenses

Robert A. Fenwlck. Sc. Luells
Schumacher. 90.
Ren Sitkewicz. ga Piquette. Anas-
tazya RzeppR. SO.
John Kupnoski. %. Mary Malln.
10
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-12-18
PRICE OF COTTON
SEED MEAL REDUCED
DAWSON OIL MILL MEN ATTEND
A MEETING OF CRUSHERS OF
GEORGIA AND ALABAMA.

The price of cotton seed meal will
be reduced at from $3.50 to $47.5O
ton in Georgia and Alabama.
which, it is said, will mean a saving
to consumers of IS a ton.
An agreement to this effect was
reached at a conference in Atlanta
of 200 cotton seed crushers of Geor-
gia and Alabama called together by
Herbert Hoover, federal food admin
istrator, to consider the price of
cotton seed meal with the purpose of
agreeing on a uniform price. Ed
Stevens, of the Dawson Cotton Oil
Co., attended the meeting.
A resolution was adopted by which
the crushers agreed not to charge
more than $475O for SO per cent.
protein cotton seed meal in carload
lots of 80 tons or more for feed pur-
poses.
Further they agreed that they will
charge not more than $50 per ton
for less than 30-ton carload ship
ments of SO per cent. protein cotton
seed meal, and not in excess of 81
for each per cent. of protein above
38 per cent.
eve agree to sell for feed pur-
poses at $475O a ton in carload lots
of 80 TONS" the resolution further
provides, and should we produce
meal containing a higher percentage
of protein than 38 per cent. our price
will be increased by 81 for each per
cent. Of protein"
This will mean saving Of approx
imately S1,OOO,OOO in Georgia and
100000 in Alabama, it is asserted.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-12-18
THEDA MAKES BARA NAME
THROUGH THE COURTS
Theodosia Goodman Even Gives Papa
"Vamp" Title.

NEW YORK.-Theodosia Good
man, who petitioned the court as IAN
actress who has become celebrated
through her own efforts" has been
given the legal right to use the name
Theda Bara both on and off the stage
The change of name was general
in the family of the noted motion
picture vampire" Her father, moth
er, two sisters and a brother also be-
came Baras instead of Goodmans.
The petition stated that Miss Bara
was cover 81 years of age" and that
she was born in Cincinnati. Her faith
er is a native of Chorsel, Poland.
while her mother was born in La
Chaux de Fouds, Switzerland, the
daughter of Francois Bara de Coppet.
1t was explained that Bara sis an old
family name"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-12-18

ing to death of hundreds who were
unable to move is realized here, but
this town has not yet awakened to
the enormous loss of life. Estimates
OF 1900 dead accepted heretofore
as high seems far below the mark
after travelling over the Richmond
district, where the brunt of the blow
fell
Some idea of the powerful havoc
OF the explosion was gained as the
correspondent viewed scores of trees
burly of trunk, that literally were
snapped in two, ten feet from the
ground.
The steamer Monte Blanc, a name
never to be forgotten here, lies across
the stretch OF water from the Sec
tlon 1t laid low, crumpled, blacken-
ed heap. Nearby, hard on the beach
where it was driven by the explosion,
lies the crippled relief ship, and near
er still the Canadian cruiser Niobe
stands with no apparent sign of dam
age.
1t was almost impossible to make
progress over the streets because of
the great drifts of snow. 1t lay deep
upon the wreckage, and tonight it
had turned to a solid mass of ice that
detied the attempts of searchers to
dig through with picks.
How long it will take this ice to
thaw nobody knows. In any other
time the blizzard yesterday would
have caused much suffering, but COM
ing on top of the great disaster. it
simply stunned the thousands of vol
| unteers, not personally afflicted, and
demoralized all effort for concerted
searching.
Right in the heart of this area
tlres, starting Thursday, blazed like
bonfres and the crowds moving
along the rough snow paths caught
something that made the atmosphere
here well nigh unbearable. It was
the odor of burning flesh. The flames
leave little trace, and this fact may
give substance to the new official es-
innate of 1000 dead. There was no
accurate census of the population of
Richmond district. Families came
and went, and when whole families
were lost there was no one left to
report their deaths.
There are dismantled buildings in
the row Of streets that have not vet
been dragged down. The walls lean
at dangerous angles, and window
blinds, coated with ice, kept up an
all-day Tapping as the wind swept
through. There are piles and piles
of ruins that no available force at
present here can clear away in weeks.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-12-18
CRISP WILL FATHER BILL
TO TAX FEDERAL SALARIES
Measure viii Subject Pay of Con-
gressmen to War Tax.

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Congress-
man Charles r. Crisp, representative
in congress from the Third Georgia
district, announced today that imme-
diately after the holiday recess he
will introduce bill to subject sala-
ries and earnings of federal officers
and employees. including congress-
men and senator's, to individual in
come and excess profit taxes. This
announcement came in answer to a
statement by Congressman Garrett,
of Tennessee, who said yesterday on
the floor of the house that the sala-
ries of such officials should be exempt
from taxation.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-12-18
Halifax, Still Dazed, Has Not Yet
Awakened to Enormity of Catastrophe

HAL1FAX.-Through roads three
feet deep in snow correspondent of
the Associated Press went over =
strip of Halifax more utterly demoI-
lshed than any section of Belgium or
France. The ruin is complete.
The Richmond district in the north
end, where the poorer people lived
extends along the narrows, a chan
mel rightly named. 1t was in these
waters that the French munition
snip Mont Blanc, inward bound with
government pilot aboard. was
rammed amid ships by the Norwe-
glan steamer limo proceeding out
ward with a cargo for the relief of
the Belgians.
How this crash, not of itself Sc
rlously, ripped open on the decks
tanks of benzine that trickled down
TO the engine room and started a
blaze that wrecked part of Halifax.
never will be explained to the salts
faction of the people here, who are
still dazed by the terror Of the giant
blast that came when tons of high
explosives sent wild roar far out to
sea, shook the very foundation of
an area of two and a half square
miles and stripped it bare.
Nearly every house in the district
fell with a crash.
There was no chance to escape.
The horror surrounding the burn
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-12-18
MARBLE PALACE FOR
ASTOR'S PRIZE COWS
.u,1tONAIRE SPENDS 100000
IN BUILDINGS TO PRODUCE
CERTIFIED MILK.

pOUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y.-Expend-
;rr more than 100000 in buildings
and equipment, Vincent Astor is pre-
caring to produce at his rural home
# Ferncliff certified milk that he and
bic superintendent, Herbert E. Pink
ham, believe will set new standard.
The elaborate plant which Mr.. AS
+or is building and which will be
oompleted in two months is the re-
snIt of fifteen years of study. The
MANS were made at the order of the
late Colonel Aston.
Style For Jerseys.
Mr.. Astor's forty blooded Jersey
COWS will be housed in true aristo-
cratic style4 Their stable will be
furnished in marble and tile, ventilat-
cd bv a system that has been tested
for years.
Each cow will have 1900 cubic
feet of air space. The air will be
pumped into this model cow stable
through ventilators in the ceiling af-
ter it has been heated to fifty de-
grees, will pass downward over the
COWS. then out of the building
through ventilatOrs on two sides of
the room near the floor. Each "Bos-
sic" will have an individual porcelain
basin in which food and drink will be
served, and each will lie on a smooth
bed of cork blocks.
There are five buildings in the
group. If Mr.. Astor's theory regard
ng the production of certified milk
meets his expectation he proposes to
establish one or two dairy units of
200 COWS each on another section of
his estate. Mr.. Astor contemplates
producing on his estate milk as near
ly absolutely clean and free from
bacteria as modern science can pro-
duce it. Mr.. Pinkham says that he
believes that the expense involved
would be about cents a quart above
the price that milk producers now re-
ceive for raw, uncertifed milk.
Building Are of Stone.
The buildings are constructed of
stone picked up on the Astor estate.
Each stone was laid under the direc-
ton Of an expert builder. In cow
stable, which has received special at
tentlon, the woodwork is of heavy
oak. The interior is finished in mar
bic and tile in such way that every
part may be flushed out with hose.
The buildings are the Dutch type.
The great slanting roofs are heavily
tiled. The little cottage which Mr..
Aston has erected for his dairyman
cost $4,000. The COW barn is 7Ox4O
feet The calf barn, where little
flooded Jerseys will be cared for, is
the same size. The hay barn is be-
tween the two.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-12-18
THE FULTON COUNTY
EXEMPTION BOARD is FIRED
Too Many Whites Discharged and too
Many Negroes Called.

Provost Marshal General Crowder,
with the approval of President Will
son. has summarily discharged the
entire exemption board of Fulton
county, on the ground that the board
has granted large number of un-
warranted exemptions and dis
charges.
Statistics compiled from an inves-
tigation into the action of the Full
ton county exemption board shows
that out of 618 white men called in
Fulton county 526 were exempted
on physical grounds, amounting to IA
per cent. of the total white men call
ed. On the other hand the statistics
show that 202 negroes were called
in Fulton county and only six negroes
were exempted on any ground what
soever.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-12-18
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE HALTS
GOVERNMENTS FOREST PLANS

WASHINGTON, D. C.-The devel-
opment of the Appalachian reserva-
ton in Tennessee, Georgia and Ala
bama has received a setback by the
national forest service refusing to
make further purchases in Georgia
until after the repeal of hostile legis-
lation passed by the Georgia legisla-
ture last summer. About 27,800
acres were to have been bought on
the Georgia area.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-12-18
GEORGIA AUTOMOBILE RECORDS
SHOW MANY TAX DODGERS
The Number of Cars Registered and
Those Returned For Taxation
Show Difference in Counties.

The final automobile records for
the year, county by county, have
been completed by Secretary of State
Philip Cooks office. They show a to-
tai for 1917 of 69,O29 cars in opera
ton in Georgia. Any others recorded
between this date and the end of the
year will go on next years record.
The comparison with the record of
last year, county by county, not only
shows an enormous increase in cars,
but the record is surprising in re-
vealing the number of cars in each
county in the state which have paid
no taxes. The number of cars owned
in Terrell county registered in 1916
was 303 and this year is 522. The
number returned for taxation in 1916
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-12-18
CARUSO PAYS $4,000
FOR BOX OF ORANGES

NEW YORK.-The highest note
IN the symphony of sweet charity
played yesterday in the Fruit Trades
building, when a carload of fancy
irult was auctioned off for the fund
Tor Italian war refugees, was attain
ga by Senior Enrico Caruso in pay
ing $4,000 for a box of oranges.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1917-12-18
Tho ouInIns That Does Not Affect tho Head

Because of its tonic and laxative effect, LAxA-
TIVE BROMO QUININE is better than ordinary
/, ,uinine and does not cause nervousness NOT
III ling in head. ReflcE1bcT tie full name and
: for the signature CT T.. ". GROVE. 30c