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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-12-16

ish protectorate will be established.
There will, presumably, be a high
commissioner, or resident, or similar
official, who will have a council COM
posed of the executive heads of the
various departments of government.
Pursuing the Socratic method, / in
quired whether the Zionists suggest
that the high commissioner, or other
supreme British official, must be a
Jew. The answer came unhesitatingly
that not only is this not suggested,
but that it is definitely not desired.
No Jew would find the position tena-
BILE at present, and the Zionist cause
would be hopelessly compromised at
the outset.
Education Big Problem.
at is in this matter of education
that we touch one of the questions
considered vital by the most response
Bile Zionist, whose present aims are
cultured and economic rather than
political.
"Orthodox Jews all over the world
have maintained schools wherein the
children Of the Ghetto have learned
Hebrew. 1t was not a spoken Ian
guage. The language of the home
amongst the Sephardim, the long-rob-
ed stately Jews of the Levant, is the
Spanish patois which descends from
the Spanish which the Jews brought
with them when expelled from Spain
by Ferdinand and Isabella.
''The humble Jews of the Ashkena-
Yin, the mean-clad, uneasy men who
swarm in Poland and the Ukraine and
fill the Jewries of western Europe
and America, talk Yiddish-a salad
of German, Slav, Hebrew and any To-
cal language-in their homes. He
brew, then, though well known to or
thodox Jews throughout the world,
remained unspoken, and the modern
movement for it's revival has had but
a small measure of success. But there
is one great exception to this rule
namely, Jerusalem. Here Jews from
all over the world, from Samarkand
to Mogador and from California to
Petrograd, have found in Hebrew a
a common tongue, and here it is free
ly spoken as nowhere else. The move
ment is opposed only by the Jewish
schools maintained here and through
out the east by "L'Alliance Univer-
selle," which stands firmly for French
culture and the French language. The
Zionists ask for official recognition of
Hebrew III equality with Arabic in
government use. At present this is
accorded, but it is expensive and in
wolves the maintenance of large es-
Establishment of Jewish clerks and
translators in government offices.
There is no other objection to it, and
probably the Zionist council will
agree that the financial burden of
sentimental privilege for very small
majority should not be entirely borne
out of taxation.
"In Jerusalem the Jews are in
majority. Elsewhere they are greatly
in minority, but there are villages
and small districts that are almost
purely Jewish. The Zionist ask that
these should be allowed local auton-
omy somewhat equivalent to that of
an English borough, with power of
levying their own rates. There should
be no insuperable difficulty in meeting
such a demand.
"The outline that I have given con-
tains all that the Zionists who wish
to safeguard the Jews now living in
Palestine ask in their political pro-
gram. They regard those who live
abroad and ask for more as agents
provocateurs, who will be the cause
of their ruin"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-12-16

fiector of styles and fashions. What
can be worn behind the footlights,
can be worn in society. Why not?
"WeIl not discard the short skirts
that American women found so at
tractive not so very long ago. Our
skirts are perhaps little shorter, but
in these days of modern acrobatic
dancing a woman's limbs are no long
err the mysterious secret that they
once were"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-12-16
MR.. BATS WILL SPEAK
IN DAWSON NEXT SUNDAY
B. Y. P. U. Worker Will Be at Bap-
tist Church Morning and Night.

Mr.. H. Lewis Bats, field worker of
the B. Y. P. U. for Georgia, has been
invited to address the Dawson Bap-
fist Young Peoples Union, and he
will be in the city Sunday for that
purpose. Besides addressing the B.
Y. P. u, Pastor Galloway has invited
him to speak morning and night to
his congregation.
Mr.. Bats is fine speaker, an ex-
pert in B. Y. P. U: work and one
who is deeply interested in young
people.
All are cordially invited to hear
him at these services.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-12-16
NO MORE RATS

or mice, after you use RAT-SNAP.
It's a sure rodent killer. Try Pkg.
and prove it. Rats killed with RAT
SNAP leave no smell. Cats or dogs
won't touch it. Guaranteed.
Csc size Il cake) enough for Pan
try, Kitchen or Cellar.
SOC size e cakes) for Chicken
House, coops, or small buildings. .
S1.OO size 6 cakes) enough for all
farm and out-buildings, storage build
ings, or factory buildings.
Sold and guaranteed by Dawson
Hardware Co., Collier Drug Co.,
Crouch Brothers.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-12-16
Your Money Back IF Rat-SnaP
Doesn't Come Up to These Claim

RAT-SNAP is absolutely guaran-
teed to kill rats and mice. Cremates
them. Rodents killed with RAT-SNAP
leave no smell. Rats pass up all food
to get at RAT-SNAP. Their first
meal is their last. RAT-SNAP comes
in cakes. No mixing. Cats or dogs
won't touch it. Three sizes, 25c, 5Oc,
S1.OO. Sold and guaranteed by Daw-
son Hardware Co., Collier Drug Co.,
Crouch Bros.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-12-16
COLD STORAGE EGGS
ARE SOLD IN DAWSON

Eggs are high, scarce and in great
demand these days. The local sup
ply does not meet the demand, and
cold storage eggs are being shipped
to Dawson.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-12-16
Money to Loan.

If you are buying a farm and need
money, or if you have a loan on
your place already and want to pay
it off, or if you own a farm and need
money for any reason, see or write
us. PARKS & BELL. Dawson, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-12-16
TERRELL COUNTY HAS
SWELLED PENITENTIARY ROLL
Since February Has Contributed SIS
To the Road Gangs.

Terrell county has contributed her
full quota to the penal population of
the state this year.
The records in Sheriff Turner's Of
flee show that in the past nine months
since February-he has delivered
from the county Jail to wardens of
various convict camps SIS prisoners.
Of the above number Fl were sem
fenced for making whisky.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-12-16
LOST! $500 REWARD.

Small white and lemon colored
setter bitch, answers to name of Peg
gy. Lost near the home of William
Livingston. $500 reward for re-
turn, with information as to parties
responsible. d. K. CHRISTIE.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-12-16
MR.. w. P. BALDWIN DIES AT
THE HOME OF HIS SON
Was Prominent Marshallville Man,
and Had Relatives Here.

Mr.. A. j. Baldwin went up to Mar
shallville Monday night to attend the
funeral of his cousin, Mr.. W. P.
Baldwin, enc of the most prominent
citizens of that city. Mr.. Baldwin has
frequently visited his Dawson rela-
tives and made many friends, who re-
greet to learn of his death. He was
an extensive fruit grower and sue
cessful business man. His death oc-
Cured at the home of his son in
Statesville.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-12-16
ANTI-CURLINE COMPANY
NEW DAWSON CORPORATION
Will Manufacture Hair Dressing on
Large Scale.

Notice is published in this issue of
The News of application for char
ter by the Anti-Curline Co., with a
capital stock of $4,000. The incorpo-
rators are Jesse D. Bell, j. M. Bell
and Erie Pace, and they will manu-
facture Anti-Curline, a dressing for
Strengthening curly and kinky hair:
Mr.. Jesse Bell has been making
this preparation number of years,
and it already has a large sale.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-12-16
CHI r. st nm as
Suggestions

Look this list over carefully as presents purchased
from our store are servceable and something
that will be constant reminder of the gver for
many years to come
EDISON PHOTOGRAPHS and RECORDS.
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPF1S and RECORDS.
Cedar Chests, Electric Lamps,
Art Squares and Rugs, "al grades"
Upholstered Rockers, Living Room Suits,
Bed Room Suits, Dining Room Suits,
LIBRARY TABLES, "al finishes"
Allen Princess Ranges, Perfection Oil Stoves,
Brumby Rockers and Diners,
Center Tables Coax and Mahogany"
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets, Wardrobe Trunks,
Steamer Trunks, Baby High Chairs,
Baby Carriages and Sulkies,
Baby Rockers.
r.. b. DWlRlH[AAAM co.
DAWSON, GEORGIA.
, 1919-09-19
Continued from 1st page.

spirit which inspired them to build up
Will also enable them to face the winding
up OF their enterprises and efforts when
the expenditure of the country, as a
result OF the war debt and war pensions
must necessarily be very high, and we
must econC mize ruthlessly in every di-
rection".
Paris, Sept. 15th-Grand Duke Mi
cheal Alexandrovitch, brother of the
late Russian Emperor, who made his
escape from Perm, where he was i'm
prlsoned by the Bolsheviks, has reach
ed Admiral Kolchack's headquarters,
according to "Humanite". He is known
to only a few Of Kolchack's officers, the
paper adds, and is preparing to act in
the role OF %pretender to the Imperial
throne.
London, Sept. 15th-Lord Fisher, in
his concluding article in the Times
Sa5 IS a period of change is at hand, as
sweeping in its character as was either
the introduction of steam or the advent
OF armour, for the fact is unquestiOned
tnat aircraft even nov is making such
pfodlglouS developments, that the only
escape for vessels on the surface of
the ocean will be to go under the water.
These types of vessels instantly require
great study, reSeach and much expert
ment. We had a SubmerSlble carrying a
tWelVe-lnch gun before the war ended,
ne declared. The very day this twelve
inch gun submerSible was ready for bat
tie she heard by her own wireless install
%lation, a message from a far distant sea-.
Lord Fisher concludes, that an Anglo
American dght is .~inconceiv able and asks,
Cannot the American and English ma
Vles dominate the world any time and
tell others not to build more or we will
fight you here now"
Houston, Texas, September 5tn.-Port
Arkansas, rs miles from Corpus Christi on
the upper end Of Mustang Island, was
completely demolished bye the hurricane
on Sunday, according to a wireless mes
sage picked up here today, which reads:
Port Arkansas Customs Office complete
demolished by hurricane and all records
lost.
Washinton, Sept. 18th. Great Britain
has withdraw the prohibition on the re-
expectation of America cotton from her
Dominions. This was reported today by
the American Consul General in Lon
don.
London, Sept. 18th. Admiral Kol-
chalk, in pursuing MS offensive against
the Bolshevikl, has broken their front in
three places, according to official infor-
nation reaching here today. The all-Rus-
sian commencement, it is stated.
threatens, to o~utfiank the Bolsheviki
forces advancing from rObosk. A Rus
, 1919-09-19

about the middle Of August broke
through to the BoIsheviki lines, is still op-
Grating behind the Bolshevik 100 miles
west of Pskov. He has cut the. railway,
seriously interfering with B~olshevik am
mnnition and supplies.
London, Sept. 10th. Sugar in stock
on the 18th inst was 1874, 900 tons. Last
year 244. 900 tons.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED MAIL FOR THE
WEEK ENDING SEPT. 10, 1919.
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my wife In and by the first section OF
this article OF my will shall continue the
said corporation shall apply so much OF
the income OF said endowment fund as
shall be necessary TO the payment OF
the taxes, assessments, insurance, re-
pairs and upkeep Of my said dwelling
house and premises and the mainte-
nance, preservation and protection In
said dwelling house of the articles OF
personal property contained therein and
herelnbefore bequeathed to said cor
portion. II Is my wish that said corpo-
ration shall. in respect to its said en-
dowment fund, have the like broad pow
ers and discretion Of investment as are
hc,c,nbctorc In this section conferred
upon the trustees herein named.
/ direct that the trusts created by the
third section and by this present fourth
section of this article OF my will shall
take effect as Of the time OF my death,
and to that end / direct that my execu-
tors shall as soon as may be after my
death put tho said trustees into posses
sion Of all the articles OF personal prop
erty specifically bequeathed to them In
and by said third section, and that the
said sum of s15,000,0O0 bequeathed to
said trustees In and by this fourth sec
tion shall be transferred to them as soon
as may be after my death. and until the
same shall be so transferred l direct my
executors to pay to said trustees from
my general estate interest upon said sun
of $4,000, 900 at the rate Of four (D
per cent. per annum, as representing
the income which the said trust fund
would have earned in the hands Of said
trustees.
Neither my executors nor the tyustee:
of the temporary trusts created by tht
third section and this fouth section Of
this article Of my will, nor the said cor
poration. shall be under any obligation
to cause the works of art and otheI
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general knowledge OF kindred subjects
among the public at large
The devise and gifts made by this artl-
Gle to the sail corporation herein di-
rected to he formed and to be known az
"The Frick Collection" are subject only
TO the condition that the said gallery or
art shall at all times subsequent TO tht
termination OF the estate In my san
dwelling house devised to my wife IN ana
by the first section OF this article OF my
Will be maintained under the name
which have directed to be given to SAID
corporation. and In and upon the prem
lses mentioned in this article ana II "
my will that such Of my paintings anu
other works Of art as are-herein be-
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nevertheless / beg that each OF these
trustees other than the members OF my
family. whether named herein or herein
after, appointed to I'LL vacancies as
above provided, will accept, al an ex-
precision OF my gratitude for MS alu ~
carrying out Il purpose which nave lons
cherished and which is very dear 10 me,
the sum Of $4,000, which hereby direct
my executors 10 pay.
II Ia my desire and purpose through
the provisions OF this article OF my VIII
TO found an institution which shall pe
permanent In character and which snail
encourage and develop the study OF the
flne arts and which shall promote the
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articles Of personal property by this
article OF my will bequeathed to be IN
sured or bo liable for any loss or injury
TO the same.
II any of the persons named RS trus-
tees in the third and fourth sections OF
this article shall die before me or shall
fail or be unable to accept the trusts
thereby created It Is my will that such
OF them as shall survive ME and shall
accept said trusts shall, acting by
majority, appoint proper persons to I'LL
all vacancies thus occasioned and H
thereafter and prior to the termination
of said trusts by the transfer Of the
trust funds and property to said corpo-
ration any trustee shall die or resign or
become for any reason unable to per-
form the duties of said trusts, the sur
| vivlng or continuing trustees shall, act
ing by a majority, appoint proper persons
| to fill such vacancies, to the end that
said trustees shall at all times, during
the continuance of said trusts be nine
| in number, Any writing signed by said
trustees or a majority OF them shall be
conclusive evidence OF such appointment
All acts OF said trustees shall be valid
II authorized by a majority OF the trus-
tees In Office at the time with like force
and effect as II all had Joined therein.
HOnOrarium for Trustees.
am conscious that in asking their ac-
ceptance OF these trusts for carrying out
my wishes for the formation and organl-
zation OF "The Frick Collection am I'M
posing upon these gentlemen duty
which may prove very burdensome. and
my only Justification for asking this
service at their hands Is found In my
belief that they will undertake It because
II Is public service. While fully ap-
preciate the fact that they would not be
willing TO accept for such a service the
usual legal compensation OF trustees,
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TEXT OF FRICK WILL
is MADE PUBLIC
Broad PoWers GiUen to Ex-
ecutors and Trustees.

Herewith Is the viii OF Henry c.
FrIck. prefaced by this statement from
Lewis Cass Ledyard. the attorney who
drew it, and Henry c. McEldowney OF
Pittsburg, one OF the executors:
"Mr. Frlck's will, after providing ap-
proximately S25,OO0,OOO for his family.
relatives, friends and employees, be-
oueathed for public, charitable and edu-
cational purposes the entire remainder
Of his estate through the following be-
quests:''
l give, devise and bequeath my DWELL
Ing house, situate on ,io easterIy sioe
Of Fifth avenue, in the Borough OF Man
haitian, city of New York. together wlta
all the land upon which the same Is
erected or which is appurtenant thereto,
being all the land now owned oy mo
IN the block bounded by Fifth avenue,
Seventeen street, Madison avenue ana
Seventy .hrst street, and also all other
land. II any. situate in said block, which
may hereafter acquire and Which l
shall own at the time of my death, ana
all the tenements hsreditaments ana ap-
purtenances thereunto belonging or IN
any wise appertaining, unto my wifeN
Adelaide II. C. Frick, to havo and TO
hold the same unto her my said wife, 30
long only as she shall occupy the same
as one Of her residences and upon the
death Of my said wife. or IL prior thereto
nv said wife shall ceI-e 10 occupy salo
premises as a residence, or shall at any
time in writing notify the trustees here-
matter in this article OF my VIII named,
or the CORPORATION hereinafter directed
TO be formed, OF her election to discon-
tInue the use of said premises as a resi-
dence, then upon the happening OF which,
aver OF said events shall occur. i give,
devise and bequeeth all the said dwell
ing house, lands and property. with the
appurtenances, unto the corporation
hereinafter in this article directed to be
| formed.
"The Frick Collection"
direct the trustees hereinafter in
thls article of my will named. inme-
diately upon my death and during Tie
lives of my said wife and my eldest
child living at my death and the sur
vlvor of them, to cause TO be duly incor'
porated. in such form as shall be salts
! factory to said trustees. under and purc
suant TO the laws OF the State OF New
York, whether by special act or under
the provisions of a general law, an In
stitution TO be known as "The Frick
Collection" for the purpose OF estab-
fishing and maintaining gallery OF arr
in and at the said house and premises
above described, and encouraging ant
developing the study of fine arts, and o.
advancing the general knowledge OF kin
dred subjects; such gallery Of art to be
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queathed to It shall at all times be there
lrai In Irand

queathed to II shall at all times be thers
preserved and maintained.
In the event that for any reason III.
devise and gifts In this article mads
TO the said corporation to be known as
"The Trick Collection" shall fail TO taxa
effect, then and In such event give. de.
wise and bedueath unto my daughter
Helen C. F'rick and her heirs forever an
the property, real and personal, herein.
before devised or bedueathed to or for
the benefit OF said corporation.
The tract of landing comprising abou,
one hundred and hfty-one Q5I) acres
situate in the old Twenty-second (noW
Continued on SiGth Page.
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to be given the same pleasure Afforded
me in the. enjoyment Of these' master
pieces with proper surroundings
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Continued on SiSth Page,
New Britain herald., 1919-04-02
FOX'S THEATER.

Clara Iimball Young, in The Road Through the Dark" is the at- traction at Fox's tonight,
 For genuinely delicious hun1our and timely interest, announcements Is made that Mary Pickford's charming photoplay Johanna Enlists' Wh1ch opens at Foxs tomorrow, is perhaps the most pleasing offering of the sea- son and in many respects one o1 the most delightful and novel vehicles ever provided for this famous enema star.
 Miss Pickford has a charming role in this picture. It is said to be quite different from any she has essayed heretofore. She is a freckled coun- try girl with a highly romantic turn of mind, and when she decides to take a milk bath to improve her beauty interesting developments occur. A jealous soldier and his rival. an off, cer, provide the situation which ends in an insult, court-martial, and the appearance Of the hero on the scene. Of course the finale Is happy for all concerned. Miss Pickford is splendid ly supported by a cast of picked play CTS, her leading man being Douglas Mclean. Johanna Enlists' is & most timely photoplay, abounding in the most delicious humor, unique in it's settings. character and quality--a vert1table protest against the old adage there is nothing new under the sum- Episode No. 13 of "The Lightning Raider.' with Pearl White continues the adventures of Light ming, on her way to rescue Tom. who is again in the clutches of Wu Fang Officers from the district attorneys headquarters. are also on the trail of Lightning and the chase leads to Wu FanS's torture chamber, where a lively finale is staged. The Light ming Raider is rapidly drawing to a close and the hundreds who are fol- lowing this serial supreme must not miss any of the remaining chapters. Mutt and Jeff, the latest Pathe News. and the Screen Supplement with views of famous stars in their studio and private life, provides som ething novel anC. original in the form of screen entertainment. Four acts of Fox vaudeville complete the program.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-02

thing radically different. although how different she herself cannot con- ceive; it is problem which con foundS her in it's modern complexity
 The truth of the matter is that under this astonishingly widespread self-revelation lies a new-found scorn for herself and the sisters of her sex. Call it q new idealisn1, a desire for a higher standard of living-whatever you will--the fact remains that the woman-sex is beginning to acknowl- edge the limita ton of it's own powers This is. undoubtedly the unfolding of a revolutionary era in the inner life of modern woman she enlists in the great campaign of Progression.
 The painful war days are over when mere man has lunched at downtown restaurant, while his wife has cast the entire force of a new found super-energy into innum erable war relief activities.
 Man is donning his smoking jacket and anticipating a regained period of domestic bliss; and it Is none but woman's fault if he does not have 1t. But woman, pluming the wings of her new-found aspiration to soar, was never in greater danger than now, since she may fail to choose the right decision at the crossroads. She is
New Britain herald., 1919-04-02
LYCEUNf THEATER.

Unusual interest has been aroused here by the announcement that Will liam g. Hart will be seen in Brand ing Broadway" his latest photoplay at the Lyceum tomorrow. The thea
 ter IS rented out for tonight but this picture will be shown tomorrow. The story is that of a puncher who is shipped east against his will, but sec ing an advertisement that he thinks suits him, goes on to Manhattan and
 gets the job of tanning a million aires son. Tn seeking to get letters rom waitress, he falls in love with the girl himself and in the end it is all straishtened out perfectly, with everybody happy. And there is one 1 or the greatest chases that was ever l shown when Bill pursues the detec- ! tive who has stolen the letters. It is 1 said that Branding Broadway" is
 riotous fun from start to finish. The
 new quality vaudeville bill will con- 1 slst of three acts. McNutt and Eve ] lyn, in comedy acrobatic and ! hlcycle offering, Johnny Johnson. q good singing comedian and the Gypsy Irlo two men and one woman in a novelty dancing offering. Tn the last episode of the Houdini serial which will be shown tomorrow the mystery will be solved. A Mack Sennett comedy is also on the program