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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
DOES NOT FAVOR FEEDING
!. BOLsHEV|STs' FOLLOWING
Head Of North Russian Government
Declares 1t Would in Effect BE
Alliance With Foe.
SOVIET FORCES FACE HUNGER
Enemy Would Welcome Armisticc
Now, General Miller. of Russian
Army, Declares, but War Should BE
Wagcd TO Complete Victory.
IEv Associntcd rrcss-l

ARCHANGEL. April e3.-opposition
ny officials of the coNernmGnt of North
Russia TO the plan for feeding Sol
ShcviSt Russia as recently made public
in Paris, is based not only on unwill-
ingness to provision territory occu-
pied by forces Of 4 government the
North Russians arc fghting. but be
cause they believe the plan would nos
he cfiicacious III combating Boishcv
In the interview given the Associ-
ated Press correspondent recording his
sstins head ef the NrcRansc eove aiTr
ment,, expressed the view that. those
wise would in effect he allying them
selves with tho Bolshcvists.
Others in official circles expressed
hands there was approval of the state
meni OF the Russian leaders in Paris
9s inosf n Hiins 6"nd the
momcn; cease fighting the I5oshcvists.
Bolshc,ist. Face hunger.
The E Ei,,Sa SS 60, said
forces and it now is HELPLESS in the
north me interior II faces hunger,
,c %os snd d @d,1 wefom1 an aTmi
from outside. Those who help it
would in effect At least, simply he
lists" And this, The general said. at
time when victory for the opponents
of Bolshcvlsm was near at hand.
General Miller states that the period
Of trial for the new Russian troops in
INC north was finished. lie, pointed
lighting on the ;2rthern front last
nothing to bras Of but now" con-
,inucd the general the number of
the Russians in the north equals that
OF all the allies combined. Their
morale is excellent On the actual
lighting fronts most of the work now
is being done by the Russians Thev
arc more. and more taking the first
line positions, while the allies protect
the rear"
Soldiers Morale Improved.
General Miller said the morale of
were at the front because there they
were thrown in contact with peasants
who had suffered from Bolshevist dep
relations. so that whatever the troops
had thought previously Of the theories
OF Bolshevism they soon learned TO
hate that doctrine in practice.
II must be understood" General
Miller said, that this civil war is not
only a war Of PRINCIPLES, but a war
there are iittlc groups OF Eolshcvist
brigands and -Bolshcvist peasants
engaged in lighting and full Of hatred
that can only be wiped out by cxter-
mination.
The fulhilmcnt of the Bolshevist
pieGEcS would result in the cXtermi-
nation OF the bourgeois classes. The
issue is SO clear that there is but one
solution TO 1.-THE complete defeat of
the Bolshevist leaders who. having
guns. impose their will on those who
40 not have them"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
Atmosphere Is Laden With
Germs of the Dis
ease.

Every person afflicted with
Catarrh releases millions Of the
tiny disease germs With every
cough or snccZe, so that when
ever on the street cars or street
or other public place you sec a
person afflicted With this dis
ease hawking and coughing
and snceZing, every one in
their vicinity is exposed to the
disease.
You along with every one
else will find yourself exposed
to the germs Of Catarrh several
times. every day. The germs
multiply by the millions, and
the air YOU breathe is thick
with these tiny little disease
demons that cause SO much dis
trcss and suffering.
Some people will readily re-
Slst the disease, while others
Will promptly succumb and
soon find themselves within it's
relentless clutches. When every
one is equally exposed, it is
merely Il matter of keeping the
system in such Il robust and
thoroughly healthy condition
that the germs of the disease
cannot find Judgment. You will
then be able TO throw off the
attacks Of the germs and escape
their efforts.
Calarrh is one Of the most
stubborn diseases, and is al
ways worse in cold, damp and
dlSaSrccablc weather. 1t should
not, however, be considered in
durable, though there arc thou
sands afflicted with il who are
doubtless ready TO believe that
a cure is impossible, because of
their experience.
But like all other Affections
INC man trouble is that Ca
'arrh IS entirely misunderstood,
ana therefore treated in the
wrong way Because these lit
TIC germ demons attack the
ocllcatc membranes Of the nose
ana throat, choking up the air
passages and irritating the
tender lining of tho nostrils
ana bronchial tubes, the aver
age sufferer makes the mistake
OF treating merely the symp-
toms Of the disease, and over
looks its cause.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
DESCRIBES WAR HORRORS
OF ARMENIAN REFUGEES
American Commissioners Declares Them
Unparalleled Among
Atrocities.
Bv Associated Press.

NEW YORK. April 23.-Horrors
among $4,000 Armenian refugees on
the border between Russian and Turk
ish Armenia. unparalleled among tho
atrocities OF the great war were de-
scribed In a cablegram from DR.. \. W.
halseE' Commissioner 10 tho Caucusscs
OF Inc American committee for Armc-
MAN and Syrian relief. made public
To-Day by the Presbyterian Board OF
foreiSn Missions.
Or. Halscy assorted that famine and
disease were killing the refugees nj
the rate OF oncscvcnth of the entire
nuilner cach month, and added that
,ynhus had begun TO make its appear
ancc among the sufferers
On the streets of AlcNandropol, on
INC Jay y, ct my arrival" said the mes
:rhIis'; w SorpseS were picked up
ms Is iar below tho average per da Y
~ Elchniadzin | looked for a time al
a refugee burial. Seven bodies were
1n'owh indiscriminateIy into square
pit as carrion, and covered with The
earth. without any suggestion Of care are
OF ply. Inc w"tkmcnt told me thai
the seven IN this..pit were tho first
ttodd OF thlrty-hNc to DC brought out
rom INC village that morning. The
cart had gone back for another load
,r IhG refugees dare not 20 forward
heE malt on the border land of their
T Tor,s h me Turk, the kurd and the
Iahd and VIII hold it by force of arms
y Inc almost like a battle line. from
me BLACK Sea region, whore is located
me south western Republic with Kars
rs us Eapital TO the Caspian Sea,
where Baku is the capital Of ,nc
;A1ernaijan republic. together win =
me OF Turks, kurds and Tartars be-
r"tsn these TWO extremes. holds tic
refugees where they arc. Tho .o,aI
hummer IL moro than $50. 600 To these
must n. added the local inhahi,a,,is
also suffering indcscrihahlc hardships
N.Nr ~.
reaching out hcInins hand 10 ,hotm
n i!!ie Tin; people" Tho question of no.
!ltical eNpedicncy ought 10 he forrot.
zen n inc present OF this world catas.
Topne These people look To Amcrj,.,
our government is under moral ohIi.
cations to respond" '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
MILLIONS OF CATARRH
GERMS AFLOAT in THE AIR

You may use sprays, douches,
washes, OintmentS and jellics
by the gallon, and the best YOU
can possibly expect from such
treatment is mere temporary
relief. But what you want is
some permanent progress to-
ward Kidding yourself of the
disease, and this you cannot
hope for until you use treat
mcnt that goes direct to the
cause Of the disease.
You must realize that Catarrh
is more than mere local irri-
tation that stops up your nose
and irritates your throat and
chokes up your breathing appa-
ratns. Merely clearing these
up temporarily with strong So
buttons Of sprays and other local
treatment does not in the least
effect the real cause Of the dis
ease.
Your blood is saturated with
Catarrh germs, and these will
continue their irritating at
lacks as long as they remain in
the blood.
The only sensible treatment,
therefore, is the one which will
rout the disease germs from the
blood.
This is why the most salts
factory remedy for Catarrh is
>. $. s., the famous old reliable
blood purifier. S. S. S. has been
used successfully for Catarrh
for more than fifty years, and
1t is the one remedy that at
lacks the source of the disease.
cleansing the blood thoroughly,
and eliminating from it every
trace of disease germs.
If you want a remedy that
goes direct to the scat Of the
ulScdSe, DcSll 10 take =. =. $.
to-day, and throw away your
atomizcrs and other local treat
mcnt that cannot possibly reach
your Catarrh. You will be de-
lighted after giving this rem
cdy Il trial, and will soon find
yourself on the road to a COM
pletc recovery. S. S. S. is sold
by druggists everywhere.
Begin its use to-day, and
write for free medical advice
about your own individual case.
Address Chief Medical Adj
wiser, 100 Swift Laboratory, At
lanta, Ga.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24

the Eleventh. commanded by Colonel
william Barclay Parsons was tho first
American regiment to reach the front
aha the first TO suffer casualties.
nmohE officers ahoirl was Lieutcn-
ant w. &. Taylor. Rhodhis. y. c.
Richmond Officers Arrive.
Two naval officers attached To tho
submarine chaser fleet and credited
with sinking fourteen U-boats. were
also aboard the hbruazi They wero
Lieutenant, W. II. Wheeler, of Green
wyich, Conn. and Lieutenant Ersklnc
Hazard. OF Richmond. Va
Units included the ono Hundred ana
Thirticth Field Artillery Regiment of
IN" Th'rtN-hfth DIVISION which were
welcomed down the bag by Governor
Ailci,: OF Kansas. and Il party of Kan
Inc Governor also went down to
ioIlowcd the Mobile with the One Hum
drcd and irty-scvcnth Infantry OF
the Thirty-nfth Division
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
DALMATIA SMOLDERINC
FLAME OF DISSE,NSION
representatives OF President Wilson Undergo Grave
Pers and Risk Lives to Get Facts of
Montenegrin Instruction

would arouse rs much protest as did
INC sacking of Belgium There is a
Il comic opera stage setting, and that
3niy white skirtcd dancing acts come
iram o Mor's fheES as Ersa.
Wild West Show basis III America
Major FurionE entered the noun
taro. but he left by the mountain
paths into Dalmatia.
puhlic but | can tell of some OF the
hear both sides OF the question OBJ
S Scf1snd were s,,r, put in my way was
the accused instiSators of the insur-
rection were held. Finally, found a
JailGr on, guard who read no English
inc permit 1t worked. lie thought
- was a pass to the iail and got
wcalthics; in proportion Ia the riches
OF the country ana for the most part
Geiis and living on scant rations. Of
abuse. merely neglect and hunger.
From them got fun details of the
10 show methods not at ali in con-
formity with the armistice.
Later decided TO see the insurgents
themselves, and started for the. hills
in my little government car. ! cav
many unpleasant lghts CT route. The
country people were starving. In one
family of eight five children had died.
Tho Red Cross was doing its best. but
not necessarily confined TO tho larger
towns in its efforts. AT one town |
found squads of MontcncErin soldiers
drilling and learned that under the
guiso of the interchange of troops TO
show friendly feeling, the young men
a
sent into Serbia while Serb troops
were occupyinC Montenegro"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
BY MERTON u. BURKE.
accredited Correspondent OF tho Fence
Conference. Who Has just Itc-
turned From an~Iuyc.tt-
Sation or Conditions
i'm the IBnlI<nuS

NEW ioRK. April 25.-Scrccncd be-
hind the smoke OF the battle OF Dali
malta is a smolderinE name of dis
Scnsion. involving Montenegro and
ieneEro has jus; been reported to
president Wilson by Major Charles
Wellington FurlonE. who underwent
grave pcriis, and riskcd his life to
inSurrcction.
The Albanian ENHANCEMENT is also
just made clear by one of the younger
princes OF ancient lineage. Redicb Bey
Paris to supplement the efforts OF his
country's delegation and to convey
hrst-hand information OF recent events.
Both stories tell of Serb intrigue
the attitude of The council Of four may
he considerably affected by what Major
FurlonS and iiedjcb Bcy have 10 tell.
can sum mp IN ono significant
uon. said Major FurlonE. when en-
tountcrcd him in Daimatia following
his escape by devious ways from the
little mountain cncirclcd nation. The
and leading men Of tho country. and
these are the people now in tho hills
or held in crowded jails hy the Serbs"
Rcdjcb Eey; whom met in Rome,
bleS:
The Serbs are driving the Albanians
from the Hill villages in direct vio-
!ation of the armisticc. Many muir
deaths have resulted. Herds have
been stolen and supplies appropriated
INC Serbs hope TO drive out SO many
iand nu that they may claim III,
lines
1t is true that much goes on in the
inaccessible districts OF Montenegro
and Albania which. if porpotrated in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24

tons will ali be based on a peace
status, company consisting Of sixty
nNe men as a minimum
1t Should be clearly understood"
the message sent 20 the State Governors
said, that the War department does
not call for the organization of tho
NAtlonal Guard AT the present time.
but leaves initiation of it's organiza
ton with the state authorities, and it
is not desired To anticipate the action
OF Congress in the formulation Of the
national military policy, nor is Il be
lcNcd to he desirable to undertake tho
general reorganization OF the National
Guard prior to tho rehabilitation of
the former National Guard units from
the United StAtCs army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
Total of T3i,SSo Arc Landed.
MEMBERS OF FAMOUS
ELEVENTH ENGINEERS ARRIVE
LIS AssOCIatcN Nrcss.

'T'F .N.EOV
NEW YORK. April a3.-Somc or tho
famous Eleventh Engineers. who used
Lhelr picks and shovcls as weapons in
near Cambria, returned homo tnGav
seven officers and 265 men comprising
the Elevcnih'S field ana staff. and Com
troops arriving on the steam shin santa
Teresa from Bordeaux. Fifty officers
ana 1870 men or the Santa Teresa re-
Illness.
Forty-six officers and 900 mon Of
t,, army ambulance service. including
and motor repair shop dctachmcnts
arrived on tho steamship Ducn
D'AhruZzi. from Marscillcs Tho yes
sci brought altogether l.i55 troops
known as a three stripe" command
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
ELEVEN AMERICAN SHIPS
LEAVE BREsT IN ONE DAY
ALI Homo Coming Records Broken
When Craft Sail With $4,000
Men Aboard.
FIGHTING ENGINEERS ARRIVE
Members Of Famous Eleventh at
Now lorll-Licutcnant Erskinc
Hazard. OF Richmond, Credited
with Large Part in War, Returns.
By Associated Press. !


WASHINGTON, April 23.-SailinS Of
nine transports the cruiser St Louis
and tho battlcship Nebraska all loaded
with returning troops and representing
one of the largest single days sailimss
since tho armisticc. was announced by
the War Department today. Nearly
S5,VoO officers and men are on board the
eleven ships Eight Of the vessels arc
due at New York between April 20 and
May 3.
The batt!cship Nebraska is due at
Newport News May 3, with headuuar-
tcrs. ordnance and medical dctach-
mcnts. Companies y. Il. G. and y. ono
Hundred ana Fourteenth Engineers
Thir;y-ninth Division
The transport Susquchana Is due at
Newport News about May /. and has
tank corps units aboard
The transport laStorcs is cXpec.cd a,
Newport News May ].
Total OF 13i,SSo Are Landed.
On April 81 an official announcement
ny The War Department today. said
l2o.@7S men from the army overseas
\ total of 7ai. SSa men had been IandSd
IN this country up 10 and including
that date.
Since tho signing Of the armisticn
the War Department. has turned back
TO the shipping board 3d. vessels with
an aggregate lightweight Of o,0oc, 900
were assigned today 10 early convnv
homo; Headquarters and Headquarters
Nineteenth l'icld Battalion, signal
corps; one Hundred and Sixth SauiIarv
Train lThirty-iirst, Division); Head
Twelfth, Companies Of tho Fourth Bat.
talon, Twentieth Engineers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
PERMIT DIRECT SHIPMENTS
Wnr Trade tonrd Announce. New
Regulations Regarding Sending
Food Ia Germany,
lRv Associated Dress |

ny 'NS'''''''ch i EcSsJ
WASHINGTON, April o3.-The War
Trade Board announced tonight tha,
direct shipment of foodstuns By Amcri.
can exporters to unoccupicd German
territory will bc permitted under spc-
cial license To be issued by the board
and within tho limit OF the specified
quantities OF foodstuffs which Germany
Is permitted 10 import under the agree
mcnt entered into between representa-
lives OF the associated governments and
Germany at Brussels in March
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
BAD COLDS ARE
Often DANGEROUS
DR.. Bells Pinc.Tar.lIoncy
Helps TO relieve a cold.

u lessons the danger ~ hcal,h
HidcrmininG after-cnectS IL
brings relief 10 that stBned-lIn
ht1f, those phlegm- cioggcd unrs,
sna. Irritating rackinG cough. and
soothes Illumination.
Hrippy weather is tho signal ,,r
EettlnE that bottle Of Or. Bcli's
zine r-Honcy ready. TIL @
Gc!ck caught cold is quickly re-
ueVcd by this standard remedy.
i!ehsant and comforting, 1t is
member Of any family If sunor-
ING from cold. Druggists
everywhere. soc. Coo. and ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
investigating Mexican OilnrIds.

MENlCO City. Tuesday. April %
t ,;o,, n, lsSions from virtually every ma
o.o ' IN europe arc investigating or arc
Son,,nE 70 make inquiries as to making
INVESTMENTS in the Mexican oilnrids
n;mcriEhn experts are now cXpiorin.
dlS'rt'lS III Chihuahua near tho Duran
go border for oil-producinr i,,Is a. ~.
.pr"inS TO statement made today by
INC department. Of Industry and Com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24

sas and Missouri National Cuartlsmcn
who arrived Sunday noon aboard the
transport pckalo: Those leaving were
one Hundred and Tenth Train Detach-
mCntS and Sanitary Squad No 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
BATrLESIiIP NEW JERSEY
HAS DIPIFrIIERIA ABOARD
IBy Assncintcd Prcaa.

. BOSTON. April 23.-The battlcship
New Jersey due here today with tho
sixth Division. reported by wircicss
thls morning that there were seven
v;tScs OF dinhthcria aboard. Army OH
10 tho pier. io
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
Thirty FIFTH DIVISION
TROOPS LEAVE: FOR WEST,

nv Associated Press
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April 23.-
y Speciai train left Camps Stuart and
III! this morainE carrying 10 titmus
Funston. Grant and Dodge, about 500
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-11-11

FOR SALE-At a substantial dis
count two Coles Hot Blast heaters
One in absolutely first class condition,
being used only one season. Ihh
NEWS PRINTING CO., Dawson, Ca
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-11-11
THANKSGIVING DINNER
RICH MANS AFFAIR
FEAST OF THE OLD STYLE KIND
WILL COST $4,000. TURKEY
GOBBLERS SOAR HIGH.

With the advent of November the
great American republic begins to
look forward eargerly to Thanksglv-
ing Day and the many pleasures and
satisfying qualities which heretofore
have been enjoyed on that day OF
DAYS. A few may still enjoy the
day with bountiful feasts this year II
they have the price.
Turkeys will be scarce this season
on account of the war, of course.
However, a nice turkey gobbler may
be had for the small sum of $40, Slo
or $40, according to the size. None
have yet appeared in the Dawson
market.
The little oyster is about the only
ingredient of the feast-day that has
not gone up in price since last year.
The little fellow still remains at 5Oc
per quart. Cranberries and all the
little trimmings" of the feast have
scared far beyond the roof-top, and
MANY will no doubt spend the day
dreaming of the good old times they
had when turkeys could be bougnC
for couple of dollars, and the 9TH
err ingredients were only few cents
The estimated cost for moderate
w well supplied old time ThanksglV-
ing dinner this year will not come
to more than $50 or $40, if one is
careful in the selection and prepara-
ton of the meal.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-11-11
WATERWORKS CONTRACT
HAS BEEN EXECUTED
Work Must Be Begun by Contractors
In Thirty Days and Completed
In Six Months.

The contract for putting new pipe
in Main and Lee streets and extend
ing the city's water works system to
certain sections not now served
by it has been formally signed by
Mayor McNulty, representing the
city, and the w. 4. Williams Con
struction Company, of Macon, VINO
were the lowest competitive bidders
Under the terms of the contract,
which was formally executed on Oc-
tober 3Oth, work must be begun thlr-
tv days from that date, and complet-
ed in $50 working days, which will
be about six months.
The work of paving the business
section of the city cannot be begun
until after the Improvements to be
made on the waterkorks system have
been completed.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-11-11
LOOK OUT!

The housewife Of Holland would
most as soon be without food 90 with
ont her Real Dutch Drops" e. she
o,,asr+1v calls GOLD MEDAL Haarlem1
oil Capsules. They restore srengsn
and are responsible in q great meas s t,s
for the sturdy, robust health OF '"S
Hollanders.
Do not delay. Go to your druggisrs6 an0
insist on his supplying you with I'll ~ -
MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. i not
them as directed. and II y you a viii
s S1edIv refand your money. Look ior
fha 4ame GOLD MEDAL on the 60
and accept no other. In sealed Doao~'
three sizes.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-11-11

For flu, pneumonia, colds and RS
ing breasts, use PLURASAV.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-11-11
bon COUPLE
lRRY IN ALABAMA
lEMENTINE MARLIN AND
bR HAMILTON SURPRISE
ATlVES AND FRIENDS.

Rednesday afternoon in the
u the New Troy Hotel, in
a., Miss Clementine Marlin
Arthur Hamilton, both of
Ga, were united in mar
elimination of a love af-
Aany years.
larhn was on a visit to Miss
man and other friends in
was to leave on the after
IN, supposedly for Dawson.
lltOn was to meet her in I'm
PCS, where they had planned
ried.
Ewing in Union Springs the
-Oe became so fearful lest
should fall through that he
pest man, Mr.. J. B. Petty,
pn, went on to Troy, arriv-
shortly before the train on
IS Marlin intended to go to
prlngs was to leave. With
lance of friends arrange
re made for the ceremony
formed at once.
T. Threadgill, pastor of the
church, oficiated, using
ceremony, in the presence
n'lmate friends of the bride.
uple returned to Dawson
night, and are at home at
Face Of the groom's mother,
Hamilton.
de d is a daughter of Col
arS' R. R. Marlin, and not
very attractive PERSONAL
SesSes rare musical talent,
as it is said, were opposed
.drflage because they had
ner to have a musical ca
several years she had tried
wi their wishes, but found
compelling force and a
IN 10 ambition, so she yield
10 its appeal.
mllton is a popular young
Iaali, and Is connected with
M nn Hardware company.
sug couple have scores OF
~ extend their congratula.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-11-11
FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED
TO DAWSON COTTON OIL MILL

The fire department answered a
call to the Dawson Cotton Oil Coz
mill about 1890 Friday morning
but practically no damage was done
A small blaze which was found. IN
the Inter room had been extingQ1lsh-
ed when the department arrived on
the scene.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-11-11
MASTER DAN FLINN CELE-
BRATES NINTH ANNIVERSARY
The Occasion Was a Happy One for
A Number of Little Folks.

Master Carroll Finn celebrated his
ninth birthday Thursday afternoon
by entertaining few friends at his
home on Main street. After playing
games on the lawn the little guests
were taken to the dining room, where
the birthday cake with its nine light
ed candles was the center piece on
the dining table. After refreshments
were served the little folks were ia
ken to the street fair, and later were
given cream at a drug store and an
auto ride over the town.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-11-11
FORMER DAWSON CHILD
SUSTAINS PAINFUL INJURIES

Word has been received from
Charleston, S. c., of a painful acct
dent that happened to little Rebecca
Tedder, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs:
Harvey Tedder, former resident: OF
Dawson. The little girl while swing
ing fell some distance, cutting her
leg so badly that fifteen stitches had
to be taken.