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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-09-28
POOR CHILDREN INHERIT
FOUR MILLION DOLLARS

Years ago a poor woman aban-
doned her three little ones, leaving
them in the care of fisherman in
San Sebastian, Spain. Last week at
torneys, who had searched out the
lads, notified them of 100000
Inheritance from their mother, now
dead in Argentina.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-09-28
A WOMAN JUDGE BARS
STYLE" FROM HER COURT
Peel-a-Boo Waists, Bare Arms and
Short Skirts Tabooed by Her.

Short Skirts Tabooed by Her.
Bare arms, flimsy waists and short
skirts have no place in the juvenile
court at Washington, D. c., accord
ing to Judge Kathryn Sellers, who
has ordered that all the II young
women attached to the court shall
dress with greater modesty.
All save one of the girls complied
with the edict. She resigned after
she had been told by her honor to go
home and wash the paint and pow
der off her face.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-09-28

From 1906 to 1920 there, were 457
earthquakes in the Panama canal
zone.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-09-28

AA
ANNOUNCEMENT
ord and Fp'lsaa Service
al We are pleased to announce that our new build
Ing is just about completed and that we now
In position to give service to Ford Car and Fordson
tractor owners which is unexceIed In the South.
q And that Ford and Fordson Tractor owners will
not have to put up with the haphazard service we
have rendered them during the past several months
account OF our uncompleted home.
81 To those who have not been thru our new and
modem building and have not seen with their own
eyes what we have done to take care OF Ford and
Fordson service, we wish to extend to them
invitation to visit us.
81 We have spared no expense In equppmg this ser
vice Station In every detail.
al We have Installed the best and most modem
equipment that could be bong hit regardless of the
price, for we wanted to give real service and we
are going to do it.
We have employed the best mechanics operate all machinery
and they can do it,
We have prepared spacious and comfortable ladies rest ROOM
1t is open a all times for their use
Our stock Of Genuine Ford Car and Fordson Tractor Parts is
complete
Our battery and tube vuIcanzing service nexceIed
Our gasoline and oil tanks filled and ready to serve you
Our air tank is n-he pressure up and we are ready to
pump your tires without charge
When You want what you want and want
quick, Call On Us.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-09-28

More than $50 species of land
birds have been founded in Costa
RIGA.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-09-28

Nice home in Sasser, Ga. SMITH
REALTY CO.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-09-28

When you want a farm, see the
SMITH REALTY CO.
The state herald., 1920-06-29
subsnrIptIon Rates
rHh NnM cAMn aRoltNn

The conmittea o. the eumWeraial
club haybls in chmee tlir.seleeton
and equipment Of d camp gromd for
tourists, have decided on the ground
at TIA old grade school btidIng
This location affords an ideot spot
for this pdrpose with plenty Of
shade. water. and buildings signs
indicating. the direction Of the
grounds from the n0hr treet inter-
section, will he instulled al once and
au oven and other conveuiences pro-
vided for
We predict thnt heiore he sum
mer is far advanced liclyol.e viii
be one oi The best advertised towns
along the route Of the D. L. D.
through the selection and equipment
Of this beautiful camping site
The state herald., 1920-06-29

aylio are, Of ever were, Gepubliciens,
III IS backed BY what Is known as
the cmnmittae if IN prsanna5
ltipp thai came iiit3 existence about
d yeni. ago IS fhe result of the gptht
ei'ing Of !, bunchoi extreme radicals.
The purpose Of the committee Of 4S
rs to Consolidate all radical aud dis-
gruntled elements in this country
into one organization. \ convention
was held in 81. Louis last December
MT wbieh time It was agreed to held
another convention in Chicago N
July At the same time the radieal
element of lphor had called ecp-
vention. The 50. lnuis. convention
endorsed ali radical IDEAS frtm sin
Gle tax to the Russiup Sov'qt move
aitG.
The state herald., 1920-06-29
VIZ HgANlY ON MoMaN


tbis toHn were shildiea, our mothers
and om gpmdnlothers and oar auufS
could hardly be induced 10 enter
beatty shop or purchase cosmetics
from over The dug counter y wa.
considered gaiu and tiiyoious ard
sobriety did not approve.
IN those days women uged meD
more rapidly shsn they do tpday,
and the wruhies 81 tmc we've u,
evidence earll "a life.
But TODAY Is different apo ~
is well that Il Is SOL
= man Rar1cs q woman t4cau4e
be y ntlraeied Ia her aud turu j
lasting affection for her L IS hm
natural ihai he should take pride
in her beauty aud IN tho charn 81
her character and any harmless
mems that viii aid in retaining oith-
en- IS mor than iustiiiable in its
employment
The woman Of the home takes
pride in having that home neat and
attractive, and spends mauv hours
in adding those little touches which
she knows nre appealing 10 the men
of her choice
lS ihcTe any reason Why slio
Should he loss partieulW.n rresery
ing her ieanty OF person than shf Is
ju retaining thpt Of the home ?
There s tpdny no reeson wAy q
uoupal ho4hr woman saouldlnot
reulf u-I "a tna hr,htness rd
a.oe1 sQ % t0e rhi tl
tle A cuianlg i more
The state herald., 1920-06-29
A DEMOCRATIC PILL

Having been busy for many
months trying to find some man 70
head The democratic state ticket Tor
goyernory and with no success, the
party leaders need search no farther.
Recently four organizations met in
Denver They selected complete
list of men aud women for the state
and congressional ticket and served
notice on the democratic pi.ty it
eonld confirm this lisi NJ its Sssen-
bly, with the further notice that
should i then fab to confirm these
names would 70 90 the primary bal
lot bY petition and forced as party
nominees fhm way 'fb5 merc fuot
thai muc oi those So presented o.
She demccrats mye never been uffi-
lated siih ihe party. most of them
exceedingly indifferent 30 the past
TO 1elnoeuiic success, makes no
diftereoe with The self constituted
eommittee, making tbe selections.
The iuce thing about this arrWigc-
meui is thet it relieves the party
managers trom further annoyance
in seeking candidates and will leave
them al their time to herding back
INTO line The several thousand demo-
Gratis Of The state who vii not fall
for tins SORT Of bate.
The state herald., 1920-06-29

e8.s8lgis Is her and NOR idta
ing to those who know and love bei
In mot o9ititige the wmn.ai sys
uses artifieial mgeps t5 leteln NJ
,beauly of Hefson son y fagstgt Z tlT
Of her soul /
1t is possibIe she is Showifm eel
deneeS Of wisdom 'sot pqssssseds 4
isame of her. ,cIitics, for in the exc
OF maul,ind The Dreseryetion Of hr
.eharm IS iusiifiahlc II every Msr
The state herald., 1920-06-29
lsNiT N rRtfag

II few Of our most prominer
citizens -hoHld propose tlat all hus'
ness be suspended ior a day, an
that everybody set 4 piek OF a shos
el or some other itepleinenl and 4
7irn out in q grand eleannp of IL
town, what would be the rtsultss
Il would "a with i' Nllopp. oys
the tor ala beVoad Y wu0id \
lark, phl everyday w9nld be hap
py and iolly aud work like a hert
Bat ,uppose the SANG gentena
should propose that all business y
suspended for dsy and that
TIE male citizens devote the day +
cleaning up their. respective yari
and other property What wonld y
die result IN .tbat case
Not the saiag, BY long odds
Possibly few would iiike =
suggestion seriously, hut . mai0ri'
you'd PISS Il bv with q iesi or
smile.
lt wolid'be no lark % work Ai9n
but only bard toll in the het s
There would be no i9n 70 ga o4f
no spectators on hapd TO npplap
dazzling m the spotlight ofpuhliei
Ii would he fooiisb V wrste ap
ire duy in such huipiru'n NOM
when the old yard ioolz fnirly w
as it is.
Now isn't that tiuc7
The state herald., 1920-06-29
cnL1EA10 EsA' sIs0M
ARRIVES AT coMYEMTIoM
I IA, 4 4 ~, 4. r7y,l1 4 ~. Z

GsloisiJle delegation arrived tedaH
and Vlae tleif heaaunartars IL the
Fielding Hotel George n Bradley
viii probably be elected chairman
Of the delegation this afternoon.
Horace Hawkinsiis to be u member Of
the resolutions committees and Helen
Grenf6il as honoraiy Nice-chairheu.
The delegpsisn may cest some
Complimentary votes Tor Senator
fhoInasoon the first ballot. utter
ward splitting UP for MeAdoo, Pi.l-
rier. Davis aud cnmminss
The state herald., 1920-06-29
wlLsoN is IN coNTRoL

he most encouraging sien Of the
times Is The great swing oc sentiment
to iherepublican party. The Chicaro
selections Indicate the rprtg stan.ls
for % "smare de,ln 10 all. aud ,hnt
IS DE one thing, above an others. he
people dcHre Wilson wants be BE-
renolnmatel but whether be IS se
moi die man named 20 head the
democratic ticket Eil De selected by
him Wilson T. going % dominate
his psrty absolutely for the next
f6Hf years os he has during ihr plst
erhi Aear National mm and party
eawd mean nothing 20 hm So long
oa cnn occupy the position % D
duaim Millions Of sincere e-
ii0n aud abie demoeut IN tits
nrs aro reaehed the point where
uo longer tolerate his dss-
a1r nie-, md will BE- found
hoard, backing hl
both STATE nod na-
The state herald., 1920-06-29

Ioiai'sa Of alnli iaslo adpH
siqae o tt choularane i $3.50
oal lhH Hil.. prF - V7ih ra
Vt au si tae
Ges3 bere bwstcT
The state herald., 1920-06-29
CEnSus BUREAU aNh0BNCEs
ss9ULATlGE uF Ei pas0

h WasbiGatoa, lnne ss TheeesnsAs
of u Paso county, Naiorado, j
il'ty-tlhee thonspnd pinc hundred
and ninety seven. M increase ot'siS
hundred and seyepiy-six persons, o.
one aud siN-tenths per cent
The state herald., 1920-06-29
Now isn't that tipcq

Consider the nY It is only
TX, Vet IN its slor, lsie it can cm,
dlsease germs sufficient 10 start
plague that will orerehelm 9 uaa
of people swat the fiy, before
swutS g0u
The state herald., 1920-06-29

Come ia and see the READ bargains
wc have 70 offer in second hand
pimos and PLAYERS.
'Ridnow Piano Co
The state herald., 1920-06-29
RADICALS

r delei n not
on ms.las
haWp at
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-22
Some Local Sport Chatter

One is that when time is called
after a play has been started, the
offensive team must be allowed to
complete it. In the final play oil
the game the whistle blew just at
Hoge Workman drew back hiE
arm to make the forward pass
which scored the Ohio touchdown
and won the game.
While the allotted Is minutes Of
the quarter ended with the whls'
tie, Ohio was permitted to complete
the play, kick the goal, and con
sequently win the game in what
actually was an extra period oil
play.
At another point in the game
Illinois rushed the ball to Ohio'
one-yard line. On the fourth down
Crangle crashed into the line a lit
tie high. He was held motionlesE
a moment, still standing up, and
then, as the players separated after
the whistle, he fell oyer the goa
line for what appeared to be q
touchdown. The rules provide
however, that when the ball ceases
to be in motion 1t is down" and
Ohio was given the ball on downs
on its own one-yard line.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-22
LAUREL POINT

Mrs. George Herring. OF King
wood, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Rosena Arnett is still con
fined to her bed having an attack
of jaunGtce since having the tlue.
Mrs. Rosa Cannon, Of Clarks'
burg, is visiting her brother and
other relatives here. Also her
daughter, Miss Gem Cannon, of the
office force OF the Davis Coal Com
pany at Morgantown.
Mrs. Carol Berry, Is confined to
her bed by illness.
Wayne and Reece Henry were
here a few days ago among friends
Josephus Jones is again able tc
be in his chair after a long seri'
Gus Illness.
Mrs. Eta Nestor, OF Tunneitor
left for her home after spendiag
some days with her sister, Mrs,
Lulu Williams.
The engineers OF the Delmar
Coal Company. left Wednesday fol
Fairmont to await better weather,
Mrs. Alice Stevens, OF Fairmont,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-22
Much Improved

Lyle was running the Varsity
in the game with Bethany Satuf-
day and the Mountaineers looked
entirely different. Lyle is not
such a wonderful player himself,
but he is good and he gets the
plays off in a hurry, mixes up the
opposition and keeps the Varsity
on the jump and full of pepper all
the time. Bethany was too light
to do much against the heavy
Mountaiueers and fell by a score OF
200, just about what was expect
ed. However, credit is due Beth
any for making a game fight and
playing hard all the way. The
Green had a complicated shift play
that had the Varsity on the run for
a short time, and had the visitors
mixed in a forward pass OF two on
this formation they might have
made a better showing. In fact,
Bethany gave up what looked like
their best bet when they quit try
ing the forward pass which they
worked with some success early In
the game. Dawson was at guar
ter, in the last period of the game
and put up a good article Of foot
ball, but Lyle will likely start
against Wash-Jeff in the final tilt.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-22
No Special

There will be no special train to
Washington on Turkey Day to take
the local fans to the scene of the
Wash-Jef-West Virginia battle
and the fans will have to go via
Pittsburgh or Wheeling the night
before or drive through in ma,
chimes If the weather Is fair. Not
enough fans would come across
with the price of a round trip tick
ct to secure the special and the
deal was called off yesterday, An
other factor in the case was the
fact that many local fans want to
take a look at Neale's Marietta
outfit, which meets Wesleyan al
Clarksburg Turkey Day. The great
showing made by the Ohio lads
against the formidable Boston Col
Ieee eleven on Saturday is going tc
take a host of football bugs from
this city to Clarksburg on Turkey
Day,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-22
Upscts Saturday

The biggest upset Of the season
came in Pittsburgh Saturday when
Carnegie Tech %outfOught and out
thought the Red and Black team
from Little Washington, and scor-
ed a 60 victory on a field that
was a sea of mud. After falling
before Bethany, 14-0 the Saturday
before, S%teffen's lads were any
thing but favorites in the game,
but they staged a comeback and
entered the football hall of fame
with Il well-earned victory over
Wash-Jeff, the first ever secured by
a Tech team in about eight at
tempts with the Red and Black.
Lafayette pulled another surprise
party when they ran wild in the
game with Lehigh and won 27-7.
Lehigh, after holding State TT one
week before was picked to win, but
Coach Sutherland had his Lafay-
ettc boys all tuned up to play a
victory march. Harvard found the
going against the Yale team hard,
and had to be satisfied with n vic
tory without a touchdown. Three
goals from field brought a 90 vic
tory. The game was the most Bit
terly fought OF any Big Three con-
test in the history of the game and
one Harvard man and one Yale
man were ordered off the field by
Referee Tufts for getting into a ifs
tic battle.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-22
Final Battle

Fafrmont high school lost a
game to Clarksburg Saturday,
100. The locals held the Harrt'
son county lads on even terms I'M
til injury took two stars out OF
the battle for Fairmont, and then
the Clarksburg lads ran wild and
rolled up the needed points for vic.
tory. Thursday the locals will
complete the season with o game
at Parkersburg, and will likely to
take another defeat. as Parkers-
burg is one Of the best teams in
the state, and the locals are
badly crippled for the contest: but
Coach Ice has been successful in
turning out n great team with the
material on hand this year and
next season Fairmont promises to
have one of the best football teams
in state scholastic circles.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-22

Final Scrmmage
At Wesleyan Lot

BUCKHANNON, Nov. 20. -
Coach Bob Higgins announced here
this morning that the final scrim'
mage Of the season would take
place on the Wesleyan field this aft
ernooh. The scrimmage is expect
ed to be a severe one with Hig'
gins and FELTON, working on the
Reserve side of the line. The Yves.
leyan men have let down to some
extent In their enthusiasm since
the defeat at Detroit but Higgins
and FELTON, have been working them
hard and just now every appear
ance points to the keenest game
Of the year Thanksgiving Day on
the part Of the Methodists. There
will be q lot OF good fight on the
Wesleyan field this afternoon as
Higgins and FELTON, are determined
that the mon shall be ready for
Greasy Neale'3 terrible rushing and
passing onslaught. Practice will
be behind closed gates as It has
been for the past week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-22
v 81. EXPECTS
GREAT TURNOUT
Expect 5000 or 1000 Per-
sons at West Vir-
ginia Game

WASHINGTON, Pa, Nov. "a
Evidence of the tremendous inter
est that is being shown in the foot
ball game here Thanksgiving Day
which will conclude the season for
both w. & ]. and West Virginia was
presented today with the Inaugural
ton of the advance sale OF seats for
the big Turkey Day battle. Be-
tween 1000 and 5000 seats are to
be offered to Washington and JEFF
ferson adherents throughout the
district. About half this number
will be sold in Washington and the
remainder will be distributed at
Wheeling, Pittsburgh, Uniontown,
beaver, Butler, Sharon, Green's
burg and other points where Red
and Black alumni r numerous
and from which points requests for
seats have been received. Mana
ger Harry Stansbury OF tho Noun
tainers, is conducting a salo Of ap.
proXimately $500 seats in the West
Virginia territory.
Every seat on College Field for
this game will be reserved. Five
hundred seats of the Touchdown"
variety used in the gymnasium for
basketball are being placed on the
field today and at least 1000 more
temporary seats r being erected
When the entire seating capacity
is arranged the College Field grid
iron will present the appearance OF
a veritahlc amphitheatre as the
playing field will be completely
surrounded by stands. Holders OF
season seat reservations Will be
entitled to the places which they
have held all year but all other
places have been especially re.
served for this game. In addition
Manager Miller is arranging to
care for several thousand general
admission spectators If necessary.
Announcement Is made for the
benefit OF those who expect to
come from points up the MOnonga'
hela Valley, whether w. & ]. or
West Virginia partisans, that spe'
Cial transportation facilities will be
provided between here and
Brownsville. These arrangements
are in charge of Manager STAINS.
bury, of West Virginia.
Wash..Jeff. will start its active
preparation for the game this aft.
ernoon with a light signal drill,
will supplement this with a black
board talk tonight, will hold one
scrimmage tomorrow, and polish
OF its team with a light workout
Wednesday afternoon
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-22
High Champs

It would be very fine II a game
could be arranged for this city be-
tween Charleston and Wheeling
high Schools game that would
draw a big crowd, but there Is ren-
son to believe that Charleston will
not be willing to stage this game.
Charleston seems to be against post
eason games, and they have a per-
feet right to decide whether or not
they wish to stage n this year.
Fairmont will furnish q big crowd
If the game is played, and the mat
ter is up to the two schools con-
cerned In the state scholastic cham
pIonshIp fight to decide.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-22
No Objection To
M. & w. Siding

In the Monongalia county Cir.
cult court at Morgantown FRI
day before Special Judge James A.
Meredith. OF Fairmont, Attorneys
Charles A. Goodwin and w. Z.
Glasscock appeared as counsel for
the receiver and filed a report OF
the receiver Raymond E. Kerr, Ask
ing the court for authority to enter
into contract with the coal opera
tors Of SCOTS Run for the construc.
ton Of a siding between Usage and
Randall. The single track at pres
ent is totally inadequate to haul
the steadily Increasing tonnage and
the siding which is to be more than
a mile in length with a capacity Of
100 cars, is expected to remedy the
situation to the extent at least of
facilitating the placing OF empties
and the prompt dispatch OF loads
every day. There were no objec-
lions to the decree from any Of the
parties concerned in the suit pend
ing in the court, and it was en-
tered.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-22
TICKET SALE ON
FOR GREAT GAME
Secure Tickets for Yves,
leyan-M Marietta Battle
at Martins

~BUCKHANNoN, Nov. 22.-The
ticket sale for the states bis
Thanksgiving day football game
which is to be played between
Marietta College and West Vir-
GINA Wesleyan college in Clarks.
burg, West Virginia, Is moving
along rapidly. III order that the
thousands Of fans may all know OF
the sale OF the seats and OF the
various arrangements the follow
ing data has been made public by
the Wesleyan management under
whose auspices the game Is being
staged:
Thanksgiving classic at $500.
Competing teams-Wesleyan vs..
Marietta.
Preliminary game-BuGthannon
Hi VS.. C%larksburg HI.
Time OF Prelim.-1:45.
Place-NorwoOd park, Clarks-
Admission, $3.50 for reserve
| seats in covered grand stand. $500
general admission.
Room for 10000 with good accom-.
modations.
Tickets are on sale at the follow
ing points: Waldo cigar stand and
| James and Law, Clarksburg ;
Acme book store, Buckhannon; A.
G. Martins book store, Fairmont:
Johnson's drug store, Shinnston;
Talbott's Pharmacy, Weston;
PowelTs hardware, salem; and at
such points in Marietta as have
been designated by Director Kelli-
son, Of Marietta.
Special trains from Marietta,
Ohio, and Buckhannon, w. Va,
both stopping at intermediate
points. Specia! cars from Fair
mont, and other points which are
on the interurbap lines. Special
cars in abundance to care for the
throngs who will make the trip to
and from Norwood park on Tur-
key Day.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-22
Rasgers Ready For
The Last Game

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j., Nov.
22-When the Rutgers eleven in
yVadeS Detroit for the final game OF
the season with University Of De
sEr0iE on The 'ksgiving day It is ex.
Jpectef th-s the Scarlet backfIeld
VIII show more speed than it has
s far thi1 seasn. Due to the de-
narture from Rutgers OF French,
The ArnS!'s great backfield runner,
the N Jersey eleven has not this
season shown any fast running at
lack. The coaches have been work
Ing toward this goal all fall.
During the past Winner, Var
tsity9apd, has been -hifted to the
pbaCl4ield again, at which post he
haBSbeen doing excellent offensive
work. Against Virginia he was
ssahfinato play offensive halfback
and tore through the opponents
satne from end to end. He is now
conaKuihg this sort Of play. Be.
cause hhet was injured in the Vir.
3E8nia game, he has not been able
Ia aygthrough the full season, but
he is now in good physical shape.
Winner is playing fullback in place
8 Mort Redmond, who is a good
line blunger and kicker. He will
tbegablea to care for both these de-
pents of the game, besides his
ehdrunsi At 1.-THE wings, Winners
ala sta.snHi Is being taken ny Dick
5onW who has filled in since Win.
1ae4ni1ry.
Coach Sanford las also been de.
Yoshg attention to the perfecting
81 aayernl new plays that should
the Detroit team on guard.
9bhnSeudder, letter man and guard
3 last season, has been again
65iced at his regular station in
giant freshman: