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New-York tribune., 1919-07-05
BATTERY PARE

r. &C yard dash-won by A.. Kopp; V.
0:05 2-6. '1'e
Potato race-won by Z. Murray; J.
0:24 2-5. A'''ie'
G., kunning broad jump-won by ]. T..
shea; sh,ns v Sullivan. second P; McAdams.
thlrd Winners jump IA feet inches
>, 6O-yard dash-Won by j. Reimers; N.
0:07. -'A'0'
One lap run-won by J. Henessey; 1.
Klein. second: Nj. F. Kelly. third Time,
OILS As.
Putting s-pound shot-won by D. COL
Inns, with "a feet inches; J. Doty. sec
ond; j. Crennan, third
r. E. Lee, second; H. Cummings. iS third.
22o,,yard dash-won by J. McKenna; J.
trips Monehan: a. sz second; T. Callahan. third.
aVo-yard dash (open to sailors)-won
by ?eo1pan John J. Curran; Seaman Dan
tfl third M0FTn Tme seooaa a5 Seaman yohn Lawlor
Half-rnle run-Won by j. T. Murray:
r.: r: Burke, second; j. r. Bennett. third
stern, with 80 feet inches; W. G. Brurn
mershop. second: NJ. F. Murphy, third.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-05

pound elass>..-wen BY q. parrash, r.
smith. second; j. Gerber. third. Time,
22o-yard dash (park Fairgrounds. no.
pound class)--Won by II. Darragh: r.
smith, second; II. Wuscher. third. limo.
44o-yard run (park playground. 10.
pound class)-Won by r. Lewis; J. Wexler.
second; s. Keit. third. Time, 1908 as.
One-mile run (park Fairgrounds, no.
pound class2-Won by J. Wexler: r. Lewis,
New-York tribune., 1919-07-05
M'LAUGHLIN PARK

One Lap Run Cparochial Schools)-Wor
by r.. Mcdonnell; w. Cassidy. second; j
4o-yard Run (s5-pound ss)--Won by
r. Hoary; V. I>c Velc. second; E. Lowery
third.
Potato Rncc--Won by ]. Wright; A
Di Camille. second; E. Lowery. third.
g0-yard Dash (P. s. A. L)-Won BY
II. Mcdonnell: c. Mccullough, second; II
Meyers. third.
1OC-ynrd Dash--Won by d. Quinn: j
Waltera second; v. Luongo. third.
44O-ynrd Dash (130- pound class)-Wor
by u. Mclaughlin; s. Ellis. second; w
Bnt clifford. third.
by ono Larasy s n"n MsSha MeIauShiin second; II
walsh. thir1.
Putting iApound Shot (1so-pound clans)
Won by H. Walsh; e. Quinn sccond; Il
Walters, third.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-05
DE WITT CLINTON PARK

a2sronna eSxora dasn s519una nc class paT
a8aorry. second ). O'connor third. Time,
7o-yard dash. i1o-pound class {parh
playground boys)-won by X. Fields: W
Time, 0:07 3-5.
22o-yard dash, 1sO-pound class Ozark
niayground boysl-Won by c. Mulcahey;
w. w, Haampsor second, j. Carley. third
1Ioo-yard cash Especial A. A. U. evenD
W on by F. O'Connorj Cf. Benlen. second
|. Brew, third TimeI o:1O SIS.
80 yard run Especial a. a. T. event)
Won BY c. Brundage; q. Benken second
7. ro'connnor, third. Time. o:50 ~
Two mile run Especial A. A. T. event)
mWoR orH N, by las. JaeS Costello ": Johnson. sec
Puttlns 1G-pound shot Especial a A T.
event, Won by T. a. Cooke jr., with AZ
feet inches: Christes Vrettes' 40 feet
inches. second; Nick Yiahnis 80 feet
inches third.
Vne-niie walk Especial A. A U. cvcnt)
W on by Joseph B. Pearman; Irving
S99sshin, second NJ. Fekete. third Time,
Pole, vault Especial A. A. U. event)-
On M,Ig,,s BY j. Franlsel 9as. with feet inch
Berliner, Z feet / inch, third.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-05
RIYERSNhE

Victory race--Won by Earo1a se,,e-.
George Haworth second; James NIcAuley'
over there race-Won by Ellen EichIer.
rose Conday, second; Agnes Weir. third
Hobble race-Won by Frances Peslin :
Grace Porter. second; Anna Marrinan'
third
Flag race-Won by Mary Flynn: Mar
garet Mckeown, second; Catherine Eichler.
third
tlrecracker race - Won by Franctna
scott; Marion Murray, second; Josephine
Elchler third
New-York tribune., 1919-07-05
CURTIS EIEFD


eo-yard DASH junior (P. s. A. L)-Won
by p; Rosen; T, sedeI. second; =. Wet
kowsky. sss Third Time, Is seconds.
Pershik G. Aleski. second; p. Palladlno,
third. Time, 2s. seconds
WON nn"hns hy h,9aa %P (high sShOcIs1
Thesis, second; j. Pcrshik, third Win
ming JUMP mp 1G - #. ~ ms. .,>
William power, third fine e s-5 sec sec
One mile run Shigh rchools)-won by
Neubert. third Time 5:34.
,,,s, s,ib shot put 'high schools)-won by
Willlam Power; Arthur Stabcr. second ;
hudolph Vogeler, third. Winning put
BelIiger n'sn 9""p ST. 'A AnsSns a. H'1"on by w o. q
Harper. knights of St. Antony. second !;
-. $; NICHOLS. University of Pennsylvania,
third Winning jump. IT., ms.
-, Soo-yard dash "a. a. U.)-Won by A.
shaug messy knights of st. Antony;
ond j. McNuiay. .S is third. g " time s0" g. rs s5
seconds
-, 4t9-yard 20, DASH novice ca. A. UD--wqn
Simons Columbia University, second; r..
Lynch. third. Time. 81 20 seconds
\, ,,,na Haf mile ,r,i run Ga. a. u)-1Won by G.
yeraliy Of Pennsylyania. second j Nc
Au'ay. knights OF St. Antony, third
l2o-yard dash Ozark Playground Boys,
Won by w. Roche: A. Iiulpich second
w Holza, third Time ~ seconds.
Ono lap run Ozark Playground Boys)-
Won by w Roche, y. HuInick, second; w.
Holza. third. Time. 4s 10 seconds.
50-yard dash, novice (Parochial Schools)
Won by II. Green; L. Lapont, second; c.
| Driscoll third. Time. Is seconds.
100-yard dash tShIpyards)-W by II
| Graber. Standard II. O'Brien, Downey,
second A. Curao. Standard. third. Time,
! II As seconds.
l2-pound shot put (Shipyards)-Wo by
| r.. Berkeley. Downey; r. Wilkinson
| Standard second A. Curao Standard
thrd. Winning put. "a 3-5 seconds.
CORLEARS HOOK
4o-yord dash tpark playground boys)-
Won by ]. Rauch; D. Postllif second; S.
Epaten, third. Time, 0:05 As.
pound class)-Won by NJ Merado: A.
schocnbaum. second J. Rauch. third.
Time 0:a7
Running broad jump (pnrls playground,
eb-pound claaa}-Won by d. Postilif, with
Is feet inches; J. Greenberg. second; II.
Slvermnr. third
6o-ynrd dash (phrt Fairgrounds. no.
pound class) Won by NJ. Lancer: B. Wini-
kof. second; NJ. Rosenthal. third Time.
0:0s 1-6.
One-lnp run (park plnygrounds 40
| pound cnss)--Won by B. Winifof NJ.
Lances, second; NJ. Renter, third. Time,
0:a2 as.
1oO-yard dash (park Fairgrounds. no.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-05

YOHx GREENE PLAYGROUND
se-yard dash. parochiai school event.
Won ~ Z. pernbeyg; 70. Farrell, sscosA !
William Cunningham. third.
Onssi4p AGAh, psfochiai school event.,
New-York tribune., 1919-07-05
BUSHWICK PARK

5o-yard dash (s5-pound class)--won by
A. Friedman; V. Maurer, second; T. Ryan,
third. Time, 0:06 rs.
Potato race lS5-pound class)-won by
II. Diehl; c. Rekert, second; A. Friedman,
Standing broad jump (s6-pound class)-
Won by V. Mauer; II. Diehl, second; Fl.
Olvany, third. Winners jump. feet. IL
inches
75-yard dash (11o-pound class)-won
by M. Withosky; II. Schwerzel. second; j.
Witoksy, third Time. 0:0S 2-5
Running broad jump C1o-pound class)
Won by NJ. Withowsky; Moe Wood,
second: II. Cohen. third. Winners jump,
18 feet.
10O-yard dash (11o-pound class)--won
by G. Smith; G. Martin, second; T..
Sack race-Won by e. Hearn; F. Frank.
second: p. Weiss, third. Time. oil.
Running high jump N1o-pound class)--
Won by A. Goldberg with 6 feet, 6h
inches; N. karp, second; B. Pincus. third.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-05

MKIBBIN Park
400 yard Dash tPArk Playground boys)--
Won by Jack Berkowitz: Ben Braun
New-York tribune., 1919-07-05
RED HOOK PARK.

:, 5o-yarq .t dash d,; S; 4. L)-won by
Edward Wood; A. Amedia, second J. Glin-
nen, third. Time 0:5 3-5
40-yard dash P. S. a. L.)-Won by John
McFadden; John Davis, second; V. Goni,
third Time 0:O7.
Potato race N7. S. A. L)-won by John
Meyer; James Farley. second; James Muir
ray third. Tinae 0:35.
c9-yard dash (Parochial schools)--won
by Charles Mctadden; George Christensen,
second Thomas Neilley, third. Time
0:07 3-5
one lap run (Parochial schools)-won
BY John Reiiley, Harry Deegan, second
Charles McFadden. third. Time OLA Is
1o-yard dash Ozark Playground BoysJ-
Won by Peter O'Donncll; Lawrence Ente,
second; James Nenute. third. Time :0S 20.
Running high jump G10-lb. class)-.
Won by John Murphy; Charles Bedford,
second; William Muldoon, third. Winning
jump. feet 0 inches.
1o0-yard dash (Park Playground Boys)-
Won by William .Stryker; William Moelich
second; Frank Morrsscy. third. Time OIL.
Half mile run G3o-lb class)--Won by
William Zicglcr; Joseph Reilly second
John Nc cLoughlin. third. Time 2:20.
12-lb. shot put G30-lb. elass)-Won b.
Charles Cullen; Harry Holywell, second :
So feet.
50-yard dash (girls)-won by Miss Marie
Macedon; Miss Edna Adams, second; Miss
Margaret German, third.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-05
ST. GABRIEL's PARK

VA NHASASAA1A> . Af2kAA
Co-yard dash (1oo-pound class)-won by
+. Trapain; w. Finnegan, second: r. La
Moree, third.
4o-yard dash (s5-pound class)-won by
w. Convey; j. seritz. second G. Mar
TIM, third.
1Oo-yard dash (1so-pound class)-won
by NJ Raubaum; H. Joseph. second; j.
Servent, third.
One-lap run u1o-pound class)-won by
j; Cavanagh; ]. Baum. second; r. Ia
Morte, third.
One-mile run (1so-pound class)-won
by, e. Richardson: S. Faller. second; r.
Schwartz. third.
Potato race (s6-pound class)-won by
:: +: huisi; p. Padowitz. second; NJ.
Standing broad jump (1lo-psund CLASSY
won by M. Bergman; G. Fini. second /;
Putting 12-pound shot (1so-pound CLASSY
Won BY T. Magicavalls; G. Fox. sec
=, Firecraeker race-Won by Loretta Hool-
third. ~~'
G. Crossing the brook--won by Florence
Surke; Ellen Mccormack. second; Eleanor
Geraghty, third.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-05
CARMANSyILLF PARK

9yard do dash gcot S by
gene gen ID puggan. s third SsS Tine q O:s7 SS9 rs.
Potato race pound class - Won by
Joseph Norton; Charles Earney. second; !;
Won by Layton Cooley, with ~ feet 4
inches; John Earney, y feet inches
| second; Eugene Duggan, IL feet + inches,
! third.
One half mile lap dash, s5-pound class
Won by Douglas Van Loin Fred Chflds,
second: Carman Mouni. third. Time, $50.
Won BY James Deviin. with feet s
so--yard dash. 10 o-pound class-won by
Robert r Rousch. iais0' third iSs Time. o:os is.
One-lap dash, 110-pound class-Won by
William Wixter; James Devlin. second;
1ooyard dash, 1sopound class-Won by
George Walker; John Lennon. second: Mil
0a ash .hi59 s by
Sig Sig ssinond Olsen. Olsen third. Time. o:2d rs.
Won by Peter Cleft, with IS feet 8
inches: John McAvoy second; Milton
Rosenfeld. third.
Raab; Margaret Cahill, second: Margaret
Grier third.
Firecracker race for girls-won by LII
sAnna May Callahan, third:
Hobbe race for girls-won by Helen
Lippe, third
4o-yard dash (for midgets) Won by
Morris Bilyen; Charles Fasanclla, second /;
Donald Nunnery. third.
Dash for victory (for girls)-Won by
Mary Higgins; Kathleen Cassidy, second i;
Grace Bollenbacker, third.
CROTONA FIELD
5o-yard dash (P. s. A: L:)-won by f.
Loder; w. Lobell. second; NJ. schlesinser,
third Time. o:os rs.
5o-yard dash (parochial schools)-Won
by :" Leyden: r: McI.oughlin. second ;
sd.yans lyans daab thru % Tine 9;os ~ bv
Choan: f. Bennsnger. second: Louis Man
lion. third Time 0:08.
70-yard dash (P. S. A.. L)--Won by r.
Gallick; r. Goodman, second; M. Heller,
third. Time, 0:o7 3-5.
Potato race-Won By A, Aber;, II. Adel-
oar 2-5.
Potato race tparochial schools)-,won
Quinn. third Time. O1S2-5.
.. loo-yard dash ca. A. J.)-Won by w.
Meter; II. Frcyberg. second: 4. J. Davis.
third Time, OIL.
Foqr-lap race-won by G. .Feigner; G.
Geogf an. second; E. Young. third. Time.
1851.
Running broad jump F. 8. A. L)-
won by " Strummer with 6 feet 8
inches; n. fucker. with / S feet 10h inches.
! third.
Running broad jump "a. A. U.)--won
n: Mayer, with Is feet inches, second
W., Netter, with IT feet inches. third.
kpnning high Jump (playgrounds)-won
vy donis Ader. with feet inches Nj.
Iarofsky. with feet 8 inches second; II.
Euhre. with 4 feet inch.u third -
New-York tribune., 1919-07-05

by stmond d. schuval, Sam Levitt. Sec
ond; Joseph schwalb. third. Time
OIL as.
2co-yard dash, 1so-pound class-won by
Simon D. Gchuval p. E. Goldstein. sec
ond: M Tiernan. third. Time, 026.
Helf-mile run, 1so-pound class-Won by
P. T.. Gottlieb; J. Paley. second; L. Po-
lansky, third. Time, not taken.
One-nnile run. 1aO-pound class--Won by
s. Selnfeld; P. e. Gottlieb, second: T.
Hillman. third. Time. Sis.
HAMILTON FISH
4o-yard dash. playground boys-won by
D. Lake; Schoenhot. second; Feslowitz.
third. Time, Us 35.
Running. broad jump. .s5-pound boys
Won by J. Cohn, with 13 feet inches;
Liberman, second; Leacher. third.
70-yard dash, TO pound boys-Won by
I. Wishinsky: Goldsmith. second; S.
Mintz, third. Time. 0:9
22o-yard dash, 13o- pound boys-Won by
q. Marias; w. Olschsky. second; Pollack,
third. Time. 0:28. 3-5.
220yard DASH. A. A. U.IWon by Fred
Teschner; Frank II. Berend, second: Fl.
Deitchman. third Time. o:2o;
ssqyard rum a U:-Won Won by 81 H.
12-pound shot putt. A. A. U.-won by
Fred l.. Onken, with As feet inches; j..
Richtman. second; S. Korwicke. third.
Running high jump. A. A. u.-Won by
Fred L. Onken, with feet 7A inches
William Liebold. second; Harry A. Goas.
third.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-05

stein, second, A. T. Reich, third. Time,
0:06.
Potato race-won by A. Reich; II, Retss.
second; b. Braunsten, third. Time,
Go--yard dash Up. s. A. L)-won by 8.
M1ndlun; Charles Adams. second; Ben
Rohberger, third. Time. 0:O6 3-5.
75-yard dash Park Playground boys)-
Won by A. Braunstein; Paul Liebernan.
second; f. Colno. third. Time, o:O9 2-5.
Running broad jump (P. s. A. L.)-Won
by A: Darmstadt; Paul Iiebman. second
Bennle Rohberger, third. Winning jump,
II feet
1oo-yard dash (ParlS Playground boys)
Won by S. Mindun; Nat spector sec
ond Frank Hall. third. Time, OIL s-5
22o-yard dash Par< Playground boys)
Won by A. Braunstcin; r. Colno sec
ORD; Ben Penner, third. Time. o:27
Running high jump Park Playground
boys)-Won by Bunbinder II. Tech. sec
end Paul Lehman, third Winning jump.
feet inches.
Half mile run (Park Playground boys)-
P Solomon third. Time. 2:3l.
=, lib shot put-Won by oshin; Louis
Meyerson, second Barney Fink, third.
Winners put. 50 feet.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-05

Won by Daniel Hurley; John Clark. SEQ

Won by Daniel Hurley; John Clark. SEQ
eo-yard dash. Public Schools Athletid
second; e. Russell. third.
Athietic League se eventMwon Nb' by e. eDi. Cami
nez. J. Gardiner, second; J. Cowen. third.
40-yard dash. 86-pound class-Won by
L. Chadwick; r. Robertson. second; Will
lam Beecher. third.
Potato race. 110-pound class-won by
G. McClanning: S. Slesson, second; e. Far
rell. third
Running broad Jump for girls-won by
Gusse Merl; Sadie Mayer. second; Rebecca
Epelgrad, third.
Victory race Tor gtrls-won by Sadie
Schwartz; Florence Miller. second: Yetta
Lobel. third.
4o-yard dash for girls--won by Sarah
witz, third.
Potato race for girls by Dora
Levy; Rose Lederman. second; Yetta
jacobson, third.
Firecracker race for sfrls-won by Fanny
Leventhal; Yetta Levy. second: Ida Pos
ner, third.
Running high Jump for girls-won by
third.
60-yard dash for girls-won by r. Vale
rio; ]. Cutrone. second; A. Burke. third.
20-yard dash for girls-Won by Y Gold
stein; c. Concietta. second; M. Malley.
Obstacle race for girls Won by W.
Wendell; A. Cullnan, second
New-York tribune., 1919-07-05

4o-yard dash (park playground boys)-
Won by Carl Tabertschofer; J. Coggey,
second; Samuel Shampain. third. Time,
15 seconds.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-19
brRAI BUILDING is
MANY MONTHS DISTANT

controversy over the selection of the
site. l promptly advised them that
the sooner the site was selected the
sooner they would get the building,
for the sites were numbered as pur-
chased and the buildings commenced
according to the number of the site.
But for this delay l think the build
ing would have been now completed.
"The second delay was caused by
the war, when all public building
construction was called off. The
third delay was caused on account
of abnormal conditions-no contract
could be obtained by the government
within the limit of cost for the build
ing.
81 asked the architects office to
call for bids again, and the super
vising architect promised me in the
near future he would do so. 1 have
seen the public grounds committee
with a view to getting a bill passed
increasing the limit of cost, but that
committee has agreed not to report
any bills out until the next session
of congress. There are 116 buildings
in the same fix as the Dawson one.
"You may rest assured shall con-
tinue to do everything in my power
to hasten the construction of the
building, for | know conditions in
Dawson and realize how much it is
needed by the public. Very truly
yours, C. r. CRISP"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-19
TERRELL LAND SELLS
FOR 500 AN ACRE
A Number of Farms Changed Own
ers the Past Week at Good Prices.
Other Deals in Prospect.

The past week was a fairly active
one in the real estate field, and a
number of farms in different sections
of the county changed ownership.
Mr.. A. G. Mulholland sold his
home place in the Pleasant Hill COM
munity to Mr.. R. W. Jennings, the
consideration being 500 an acre. The
farm contains about 1870 acres.
The Horsley real estate agency
closed several deals, among them be.
ing the sale of Mr.. H. T. Bridges
home place, several miles east OF
Dawson, to Mr.. ]. H. Dixon, who
came here from Kentucky several
months ago. The place contains $50
acres, and the price paid was S63.5O
an acre.
Other sales were 100 acres belong
ing to Mr.. J. H. McLendon, near Her
cd, to Mr.. J. A. Clyatt at $40 an acre,
and 100 acres owned by Mr.. B. 5.
Hall to Mr.. D. ]. Sem at SOB an
acre.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-19
RAIN AND WEEVIL ALMOST
DESTROY COTTON CROP
Farmers Predicting That County Will
Not Produce More Than One Third
OF Former Yields.

The farmers of this section are
discouraged over the outlook for cot
ton. and many of them are predict
ing that Terrell county, which IN
former years produced from $4,000
to $4,000 bales annually, will not
market more than 10000 or l2'OOo
bales this year.
Continued heavy rains and ravagess
of the boil weevil are the cause OF
the gloomy prospects. The weevlIs
are now attacking bolls that are al
most grown, and coupled with tins TINS
disaster is the rotting of many Dolls
iiT The '' peanut crop is also reported
to be very poor on account OF the
wet weather. The vines are unusual
" large and rank, but are producing
very few peanuts.
Special prices on Palm Beacn sul "
rnadv to wear, at Herman's. Come u
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-19
FARMS FOR SALE.

100 acres near school, churches,
mile from village. Level, chocolate
land. Two four-room dwellings,
barns and out houses.
200 acres level gray pebble land,
wired for hogs; five good 4-room
tenant houses, splendid stock barn.
Price on request.
/ have clients who wish to buy
several places; list your lands and
l will sell them promptly.
JNO. r. IRWIN.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-19
HEROD HAPPENINGS
PITHILY PARAGRAPHED
Interesting Items of the Week Is Told
For News Readers.

|
Congratulations are extended to
our clever mail carrier, Mr.. Fred
Stewart, upon his recent marriage
to Miss Fannie Lee Mathews, of Do
verel.
Mr.. Clyatt has rented the place
where Mr.. Jones now lives and will
move on it in the near future. Mr..
Clyatt will be cordially welcomed.
A full attendance of the B. Y. P.
U. is expected on Sunday evening
at 8 o'clock. Mr.. Miller's group will
have charge of the exercises.
Mr.. V. M. Moore spent Friday in
Beuna Vista. Mrs. Moore, who had
been spending the week there, return
ed home with him.
Misses Bronnie and Winnie Brim
entertained a number at a pleasant
spend-the-day party last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Harris visited
their children and grandchildren in
Bronwood Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cicero Latham and
Mrs. George Smith have visited Mr.
and Mrs. Latham in Graves.
Mrs. A. L. Brim, who has been a
pleasant visitor here, has returned to
her home in Pelham.
Mr.. ]. C. McLendon, who is in bus
mess in South Carolina, has sold his
farm to Mr.. Clyatt.
Miss Florine Coker, who has been
at Grovania for several weeks, will
return home Friday.
Mr.. j. H. Kelly had a near re-
union of his children and grand
children this week.
Mrs. Chambers and Miss Lucille
Chambers, of Yeomans, have visited
Mrs. Eli Bridges.
Mr.. J. L. Miller has been elect
ed assistant superintendent of the
Sunday school.
Mrs. Randall, of Chickasawhat-
chez, has been pleasant visitor OF
| friends here.
Mr.. John T. Coker has accepted a
position with Lowrey & Davidson for
the season.
Miss Marie and Mr.. ]. w. Kelly, of
Columbus, have visited the home
folks here.
Miss Fannie Lou Jones and Mr..
Clarence Jones have visited near
Dawson.
Mrs. ]. C. Coker, Mrs. ]. L. Hass
and Mrs. Dennis have visited IN
! Dawson.
Miss Thelma Randall, of Chicka-
sawhatchee, has visited Miss Essie
Cowan.
Miss Beatrice Mount, of Sasser,
has visited Miss Geraldine McLen>
don.
Miss Ora McLendon, of Yeomans,
was a pleasant weekend visitor here.
Mr.. C. M. Harris has visited Mr..
and Mrs. Worsham, in Fort Games.
Mr.. C. M. Harris has visited Col
and Mrs. J. w. Harris, in Cuthbert,
Mrs. John T. Coker will entertain
her Sabbath school class this week.
j. H. McLendon, the third, is
popular guest of J. H. McLendon.
Mr.. E. S. Cowan has made bus
mess trip near Chickasawhatchee.
Mrs. j. E. Brim and Miss Carrie
Curington have visited in Dawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mount, of Sas-
ser. have visited relatives here.
Mrs. Dewitt Brim will return to
her home in Atlanta this week.
Miss Paula Altman spent the week
end with relatives in Dawson.
Mr.. ]. E. Brim and Miss Alice Brim
spent the weekend in Atlanta.
Miss Essie Cowan spent the week
end with Miss Ruth Everette.
Mr.. ]. R. Martin, of Dawson, was
among our Sunday visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned McLendon, OF
Yeomans, have visited here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McLendon
have visited in Brentwood.
Mrs. Joe Battle has returned to
her home near Graves.
Miss Bertha Brim is visiting rela-
tives in Pelham
Cotton pickers are humping be-
tween showers.
DEATH OF INFANT.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-19
AUCTION SALE.

One house and lot known as the
Parson-Mallory house and lot in the
town Of Brentwood, Georgia, will be
sold to the highest bidder for cash on
the 18th day of September, 1919
Sale will take place on premises al
100 a. m. Object of sale is for di-
vision among heirs.
WILLIS MALLORY,
Bronwood, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-19

FOR SALE-One 50-horse heavy du-
ty center crank Liddell steam en-
CINE. Can be seen at Dawson Varie-
tv Works. Also one power cane mill
and watts, pipes and fixtures for cook
ing syrup by steam. ]. S. JONES,
Dawson, Ca, r. F. D. 1.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-19
DEATH OF INFANT.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Brim have the
sympathy of many friends in the
death of their baby, which occurred
at their home in Sasser Tuesday
morning.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-19

SO saved is SO made. Let Her
man make your suit.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-19

Fresh, boiled ham, dried beef and
sausage. Kept in ice cold retrlgera-
tor. BARTLETTS, Phone w.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-08-19

Buy your suit from Herman's and
save SO spot.