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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-01-27
Old Fashioned Tablet
Aspirin Must Go
CAPATONE is THE SAFEST WAY
TO TAKE ASPIRIN.

Most people know that Aspirin is
the best remedy for headaches, neu-
ralgia, rheumatism, periodic pains,
nervousness, nausea, colds d
grippe, but they fear to take it be-
cause of the stomach disorders which
so often follow.
Golfers Capatone, the new liquid
aspirin, gives you all of the advant-
ages. It's already dissolved. You
don't have to worry about any insol-
uble tablet. It's convenient. It's po-
tent. It's safe.
Accept no tablet Aspirin Demand
the genuine liquid aspirin, Golfers
Capatone, marked plainly with the
signature, 81. Homer Collier" 25c
and SOC bottles at all drug stores
adv.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-01-27
BLOOD SELLERS STRIKE
IS BROKEN BY GIRL NURSES
Professional Blood Donors Demand
ed SIS for Pint of Life FLUID.
ed SIS a Pint.

NEW YORK.-Men who sell their
blood for TRANSMISSION operations
struck for more money yesterday at
the Flower hospital. They demanded
SIS for a pint of blood, $50 more
than they received two weeks ago.
since which time the price has In
creased to $40. lilo
Student nurses responded as strike
breakers. Ten minutes AFTER tlle
strike started one nurse was on tne
operating table as surgeon perform I'M
ed a TRANSMISSION operation, and tne
hospital received pint of blood free
Two hours later the nurse was at
tending a clinic. 1eos
The strike was broken. ProteS-
sional blood donors were on the JoO
today at the old wage.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-01-27
UNDERTAKES ARE TRYING
TO COMMERCIALIZE GRIEF
They Are Back of Move to Return
Soldier Dead, Says Senator.

Undertakes and others are at
tempting to commercialize the grief
of relatives of American soldiers bur
led in France, charges Senator Thorn
as, democrat, of Colorado.
II do not know whether the charge
is true" Senator Thomas declared.
"but it is in line with number OF
circumstances that developed since
the close of the war, showing there
is some sort of an organization de-
signed to derive profit from the plan
of returning the bodies"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-01-27
NEGRO WOMAN 1913 YEARS
ON FOUND IN SCHLEY COUNTY
Is Living With Her Grandson VINO
Is SO Years of Age.

EILAvILLE, Ga.-Schley county
&c the home of what is believed TO
b h. the the Oldest human being in Geor-
D DI ' She is Aunt Frances Stewart, a
gl@. woman. 1913 years of age; she
was discovered few days ago Dy D.
H. Hooks, of La Crosse, census enu id
orator. She is living with her granu ~
SON Tom Stewart, who is 63 years
of age. on the w. L. Reed farm;
Amt Frances came to this section
from North Carolina more years ago
than she can remember.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-01-27
PHYSICIANS CUT THE
HEART OUT OF PATIENT
Took Organ From Body, Removed
Bullet and Replaced 1t.

Physicians cut the heart out of
Steve Zakich, an Austrian, of Oma-
ha, Neb., then placed It back in his
body. Zakich, who had shot himself,
is expected to live.
The heart was lifted completely
out of the body, bullet imbedded in
it removed. the heart replaced in its
natural place and the incision sewed
up. Zakich is now eating solid food
and is on the high road to recovery.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-01-27
STARTS HOG BUSINESS
WITH A $17,200.0O SOW
All Former Price Records for Brood
Sows Smashed.

KANSAS CITY.-All former Kan
sas CITY prices for brood sows were
more than doubled in an auction by
the Glenwells farm Polands, the herd
Of Lester H. Glover here, when Fasn-
ion Girl, dam of Liberator' cn nan BOO
boar of the world, brought SlI 'Zvo
F R. McDermand, president OF Ine
Columbia Hog and Cattle PoWoe =
Company. was the purchaser. 1t Is
his first venture into hog breeding
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-01-27
CONVICT FOUND DEAD.

negro convict who escaped from
the Calhoun county changing q &c"
DAYS ago was found dead IN a swam ne.
It is imposed that he died OF e&poS
ur9
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-03
"NElGHBOR'S DAY"
Is NOW SUGGESTED

A call for a national conference
Of community organizations to be
Aeld at Washington March 20 was
the last official act Of Secretary
Lane who resigned March / as
head OF the interior department.
Promotion Of the democratic organ
ization Of communities which Mr..
Lane said his long public service
had convinced him WAS one OF tn
things most vitality necessary 10
the nations life, will be the oh
ject Of the gathering. The program
Will include plans to make Fl9S
Day June IA, also Noighbor's Day.
with community activities in every
city and county and Hello Neigh
bor' the slogan OF the blork par
ties. sings, and other festivities.
Eighteen governors have endorsed
the plan and promised to serve on
the national Neighbours Day com
mittpc.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-03
$4,000 forfeited
BAH. BOND Settled
Recalls Nelson Case In Which
Accused dumped His Bond"

Several years ago 4 young fellow
named William Nelson, then Operat.
ing an automobile supply store room
on North Queen street, was indicated
by grand jury, charged with an al
legged criminal assault attempt. Bond
OF 5000 was entered into and the
trial was postponed from time to
time until one term the youth failed
to answer his name in court, forfeit
ing the bond Since then effort was
made by the defense to avoid pay
ment on technicalities without avail
This morning a check Tor the full
amount was paid over to Prosecuting
Attorney A. 3. Noll and Immediately
banked by him until the matter is leg
ally disposed of in the circuit court
This $4,000 goes into the Golfers of
the State 1t is said that no one here
knows the whereabouts of Nelson.
who had not long been a resident of
the city when the alleged otiense
was committed.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-03
SENATOR FAvLKNER'S
OFFICE is ROBBED
Thieves Carry Away Valuable
Papers--ReWard Offered.

Thieves entered the private Oh.
ice Of former United States Sena-
tor Charles J, Faulkner, at Boyd
Vile Monday night, and before talk
ing their departure scattered his
cooks and some valuable papers
promiscously around, and then car
ried large quantity of papers
along South street as far as St Jos
eph's cemetery.
Entrance was effected by break
ing the lower sash of a rear win
dow. In effecting entrance all glass
in the window was broken. Just
why any person would want to en-
ter the senator's office. appears diff
iicult of solution, as he keeps moth
ing there but Law books and private
papers.
Today Senator Faulkner offered
a reward of 500 for the arrest Of
the guilty party or parties, but s.
far there is no clue.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-03

Y. NJ. c. A. PLANS TO
HAVE BIG CIRCUS
Committee Meets Thursday
Night To Formulate Plans.

There will be a meeting of the
Circus committee at 7:30 O'Clock
Thursday night for the purpose of
outlining plans for this great indoor
affair.
1t will be a regular old fashioned
affair with one ring with all its side
show attractions thrills of the bar
lxers with their weird line of chat
ter commonly used to attract the
circus going public. This event
promises to be the biggest thing of
its kind ever held in Martinsburg;
there will be some If not all the
best performers In Berkeley county
and when this is said everything
has been done. The best acrobats
tumblers, clowns, boxers, wrestlers,
singers and side show performers
brought to the Y. M. G. A. for the
that can be procured will be
benefit OF the local public. This
event cannot be missed by anyone;
once lost 1t will never again be pre-
sented again as this affair will cost
big sum and to present it to the
Htpp'O VI A'phi tiit1puib ihd W. u
a. is making a great big effort.
"Y" News And Notes.
The Ladies' day classes show an.
other big increase. the evening class
was sthe largest yet. A new class
for young members will be organ
lied next week making 10 Gym
classes running each week at the
Y.
Glasses today are Boys High
School at 3;45 p. m; Juniors at
4:45 p. m. The evening will be
taken up with a game OF basket ball
and the wrestling class. BE on
hand for real workout. Mr.. Hell
mel is whipping his men into fine
shape. Some good bouts are looked
for in the near future. This class
has developed fine. The interest
taken has been all that was expected
All members of the wrestling class
expressed absolute satisfaction in
what they have accomplished.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-03
BRINGING PRESSURE
TO BEAR ON "ANTIS"
IN SUFFRAGE FIGHT
President Wires Frazer and Burr To RecOnsiderWill
Hays Gets In Touch With Republican Senators of
West Virginia Opposed To Equal Suffrage

Milton Burr of the Fifteenth dis
trict, which includes Berkeley, JEFF
ferson. Hampshire and Morgan,
asking that they exert their infiu-
ence in favor of ratification of the
Anthony amendment indicating
that the President has entered the
field here for suffrage.
Frazier and Burr, both democrats.
were two of the IA who voted
against suffrage in the senate Mon
day, and Frazier has declared that
he will not change his stand, al
though Burr is on the doubtful"
list.
Unless action Is taken to recon-
slider ratification OF the suffrage
amendment TOMORROW by the senate
the cause is lost In West Virginia.
Charleston. March 3.--Possibility
of the federal suffrage amendment
legislature lay in the hope Tuesday
night that tho senate today would
recall It's vote of Monday, when the
ratification resolution was lost by
one vote. The senate adjourned
yesterday without attempting to re-
consider previous disposition Of the
resolution.
Proponents of the resolution hope
to break the strength of the opposi-
ton by securing q pair for Senator
Jesse A Bloch. of WheelinN who il
now in California, from among OPP
ponents OF ratification. A telegram
from Senator Bloch, read before
the senate. announced his favor for
ratification and asked in his alb
sence a pair be secured for him.
The house of delegates, which
made the resolution special or
der Of business for Tuesday after
noon postponed action following the
senate's adjournment. and made it
a special order for this afternoon.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-03
DEMOCRATS SUBMIT
REGISTRAR LIST

Today the Democratic County Exc
eutive Committee submitted to the
county court list of persons, asking
that they be appointed registrars.
The court acted favorably, and the
following is the list: Gerrardstown
district, Harwood Burkhart, AleXan
der Stillwell and Paul Turner; He'd
gesyilie district, J. w. Donaldson, c.
X. Robbins and j. ". Stuckey; Fall
ing Waters, Archie Billmyer and w.
F. McMillan Opequon district, John
S. Files and w. Hill Small; Arden
district. Roscoe Rauch and John NJ.
Stottlemyer; Mill Creek district
Stewart Sherrard and John d. Payne
Martinsburg district, Charles E.
Thompson, Raymond Rogers, r. S.
Thompson, c. d. Eubanks, VIM. d.
Myers, Thomas Thornburg, Wade
Leach, James Larkins. Walter Fair
ney and }. I. Crawford.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-03
PRESIDENT WILL NOT
ENTER PRESIDENTIAL
CAMPAIGN THIS YEAR
Close Friends Say He Will Not Seek Third Term Nom
nation-AI Candidates At Liberty To Toss
Their Hats Into Ring.
7VI 70 n : II . NIt9
Makes Fir. Trip

Makes First Trip
Washington, March 3.-For the
first time in nearly six months,
President Wilson left the white
house today and went for an auto
mobile ride.
The president was accompanied
by Mrs. Wilson and the usual sec
ret service operators.
Great secrecy was observed at the
white house concerning the trip.
The two big white house cars We're
brought around to the rear entrance
and unobseryed except for a few
persons, the president and Mrs.
Wilson emerged and entered the
first car. Secret service men follow
ed in the second car.
The president walked TO and
from the car to the white house
door. He carried cane and was
supported on either side by Mrs
Wilson and DR.. Grayson. The few
observers had little chance to tell
Just how much aid was acicordel
him. but Mrs Wilson and DR.. Gray
son were very solitiouc in his
care
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-03
10y international News service.)


WASHINGTON. March 3,-One year
from tomorrow President Wood
row Wilson will take leave Of the
white house and. pen in hand re-
sumo the lie OF a private citizen,
He will not be a candidate for a
third time, those whose minds go
along with his declare.
In the meantime the democratic
party has. decided to move on TO
San Francisco without him.
This does not mean that the par
T. has decided TO ignore him as its
leader but that candidates for the
presidential nomination on the
democratic ticket will toss their
hats into the ring as fast and free
" as they choose, with the full ap-
proyal Of the president, and that
only at the convention next June
will his own choice be made known,
Men close to the president are
convinced that between now and
then he VIII neither make an of.
fetal statement regarding his own
political intentions. nor come out
with anything which might be TAX
en- as an attempt to name a sue
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-03
TO THE VOTERS
OF THE CITY
OF MARTINSbURG

! hereby announce myself can
didate for the nomination Of Mayor
Of the City Of Martinsburg, subject
to the democratic primary TO be
held at date hereafter to be nam.
ed. If ] am chosen by my party, |
will run upon the following plat
form:
!. l will urge and insist upon a
speedy completion of the sewerage
system for the city
?. | will press as vigorously a.
possible the paving Of each street
as soon as sewerage has been COM
pleted, as now contemplated
3. | stand for more and better
police protection.
I. The city viii spend 5199,000.00
in sewerage and paving during the
next fiscal year. | viii insist upon
strict economy and full and com
Dlete report to the public as to how
the city finances have been disbms-
ed
5. | believe in a more equitable
distribution OF the Improvements
as between outlying districts ana
downtown sections.
6. | promise to give the office as
much Of my time and attention as
may be necessary to carry out the
foregoing platform, and point to
my four years record as a guaran-
tee that | will be faithful 10 my
trust.
l respectfully solicit your sup
port in the coming primary.
G.. B. WILTSHIRE
Up 1t hold
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-03
NEW TAXI SERVICE.

You will get much satisfaction from
the use of our TaXis which will be
put into service Friday morning,
March 5th.
The cars are new and OF the most
approved style.
The drivers are careful and court
eous.
The charges are moderate.
Phone calls will be answered be
tween a. m. and II p. m.
Watch for the car with the golden
triangle, or call 800. Either phone.
All our buses in and out of Mar
tinsburg are running on regular sch
edule, daily except Sunday.
TRI-STATE MOTOR TRANSPORT
COMPANY.
203 West King Street.
Wed and Thur Up ct
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-03
PROMINENT MASON
DIES OF INFLUENZA

Harry i. Broh. one of the most
widely known Masons in the state,
died Mondnay In Huntington after
an extended illness OF influenza and
pneumonia. He was past master of
Williamson lodge, past high priest
OF Huntington chapter. Royal Aren
Masons, past venerable master OF
Huntington lodge Of Perfection,
Scottish Rite masons. and past dis
trict deputy grand lecturer of the
West Virginia grand lodge, A. F.&
A. NJ. He was secretary of the Hunt
ington chapter Of Knights OF Rose
Croix and grand royal arch captain
Of the West Virginia grand lodge %
Royal Arch Masons.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-03
MORE DRY" TOWNS
IN wet" LANDSLIDE
Edwards Illinois Friends File
His Candidacy.
lRv international News serviceA

by international News Service.)
Burlington Vt. March 3.-Rc.
turns today showed that annual
election throughout Vermont and
n the greatest landslide for license
in the history of the state. It is es-
timated that 200 of the 247 cities
and towns in Vermont went wet.
Brookline Flops
Brookline. Mass. March q
Brookline dry" since 1856, has de.
serted the prohibition ranks. 1t
voted on the question of license at
this towns election, and the court
early today showed the results 10
be- yes LAG; no 1894. Brookline is
an exclusive suburb of Boston.
Out For Edwards
Chicago. March 3.-Illinois wets
prepared today to file at Spring
field, H.. the presidential candi.
dacy petition of Governor Edwards
of New Jersey. The petition bears
10000 signatures obtained since
Saturday.
Governor Edwards sent the fol.
lowing kilograms to his hackers:
First step forward for personal
liberty taken by the legislature IN
New Jersey. VIII carry same fight
to San Francisco convention. Idea
Of personal liberty greater than any
man. | am with you to the end in
this fight for Americanism"
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-03
S5,OOO,OOo DAMAGE

Damage estimated at over $1,000
600 was done to fruit and vege-
tables in South Florida by the OK
tremcly low temperatures OF Mon.
day night. Vegetable fields north OF
Miami We're practically wiped out.
while early reports show the dam
age to the south to be about rs
per cent. Temperatures last night
were the lowest ever recorded
there for March, "a degrees.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-03
SPEAKERS AROUSE
~~PEP'y' COMMITTEE
TO MORE ACTIVITY
Young Men Are Preparing To
Shape City Destiny.

Another great meeting was held
Tuesday evening when the Pep
Committee of the Chamber of Com
merce met for its weekly luncheon,
this time assembling ~ strong at
the Crystal Restaurant at o'clock.
Mr.. Allen Neel was the principal
speaker and carried the crowd by
storm. 1t was Mr.. Neels first ap-
pearance before the committee as
an after dinner speaker and hes had
the meeting going from start to
finish with his wit and humor inter
mingled with logic and practical il
Illustrations. Quite naturally Mr.
Neel talked membership. He also
called attention to the excellent
results already achieved by the
Chamber of Commerce, particular
the better spirit and cooperation
that has been brought about be
tween the local business men. a
mutual understanding that means a
great deal for future activities and
Industrial progress.
DR.. G. p Morrison was another
earnest talker. The doctor thought
il a splendid plan to secure some
out-of-town speakers in order to ac-
quire outside ideas and broaden
the local view. OF course this would
neeessitate some additional ex
pense and the speakers urged the
committee to get busy after mem
berships, let each fellow present
endeavor to bring in a new membe'
of the chamber.
President ]. r. Poland made a
few interesting remarks and allud
ed to the fact that Martinsbure
can not boast Of a trade name like
many Of her sister cities. He allud
ed to Cumberland. the Queen
City Charleston. the &C. o. G.
city. etc. Martinsburg should have
A trade name Or slogan, something
indicative Of the city's advantages
and opportunities that would appea
10 all as a trade name"
Aside from tho splendid talks
and the excellent menu comprisin
roast beef. roast veal, roast pork
coffee, pie, pudding. etc. there
were musical numbers on the pro
gram Messrs. Arthur Glover an
w. c. Penske sang solos; Mr.. Bert
Flynn sang one of his characters
lie Jazz songs, and WhitaCre's or
chestra played sweet music dur!na
the entire affair. Bobby Whitacr,
presiding al the piano that had
been kindly loaned for the occasion
~ Mr.. K. II. Troup, Of Troup bro
theirs.
Those present at the affair were
VIM. Harley Miller w. G. Pensko
DIR. A. b. Eagle, r. A. Bradford
Francis r. Lowell, J. r. Poland
Chas. w. Morrison, Chas. w House
worth. DR. G. p. Morrison, clyde e
Smith, Raymond b. Adams. LOUIS
Cohen. Daniel i. Dennis, S. b. Dorm
H. r. Flynn, JOS V. Goheen, C. ]
Davis, DR.. NJ r Adams, Howard
Thornburg. Jas G. Bowers, Or. II
s. Gardner, Gilbert McKown, Lee
Liyers, Ward McLanahan, Ben
Thompson, X. S. Relchard, Franb
Troup, B. d. Myers, Harry c. Kit
chen, DR.. S. NJ. Langford. Thos. K
Larkins. Allen Neel. Don. H.. Par
sons. b. A Poland, Carlton l.. Tab
Ter, John p. Thorn, VIM. Kastle, e
c. McAtee, Geo. l.. Viewer. Franz
Trammell, Arthur Glover, VIM. r
Ramsey, Ray Barney. J. p. Heinel
L. Garner, S. S Felker, DR.. Jane,
A. Duff, Ralph Williams, Roy Har
rison.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-03
REWARD oF 500.

Parties have several times broken
into my office loated in the Boyd
vile" lawn, and did so night before
last for the second or third time this
year.
| will pay $4,000 to any person
who will furnish me information that
will enable me to arrest and convict
one or all of the parties for their past
acts or for any future act in breaking
into said building.
CHARLES ]. FAULKNER.
3 1p ct
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-03
REV. Mr.. JACOBS
MAKES ZINE TALK

The first in a series OF Bible lee
lures delivered Tuesday night by
Rev. ]. X. Jacobs at the Y. NJ. G. A.,
not only pleased but undeniably in
structed the audience assembled to
hear this clever and entertaining
speaker. Mr.. Jacobs gave his hear
ers a fine description of Jonah. This
was the first in a series of five talks,
one each Tuesday night this month,
that he will deliver at the Y. NJ. G..
A. His next topic will be Daniel.
All will be Biblical characters, strong
men of that period.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-03
BASEBALL FANS TO MEET TONIGHT

It behooyes every baseball enthusiast in Mar
tinsburg to be present at the meeting that has
been called for o'clock tonight at the city council
chamber in the market house. Every fan inter
ested in the Blue Ridge League and DESTROYS Of
Martinsburg being properly represented in the
are to be considered and it is very important that
those interested show up at the appointed time.
The main idea of the meeting is to give some def
mite instructions to those who will attend the
league meeting that will be held Thursday in Ha-
gerstoWn, so they will know where Martinsburg
stands in this matter Remember it will be too
late to talk over the matter after the Hagerstown
meeting has taken place.
The Chamber of Commences committee to
look up the question of a community athletic field
is today inspecting possible sites and will present
report at the meeting tonight
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-03
PAVING BIDS.

Sealed bids Will he received by
the City Of Martinsburg, w. Va, at
the Office of the Recorder up to l.
o'clock noon on the 18th day of
March. 1920, for paving OF King St.
from Maple Ave. to Samuel St,
Queen st. from Public Square to Adj
dition St. John St from Winchester
Ave. to Queen St. Winchester Ave.
from John St. 10 King ST., Raleigh
St. from John St. to King St,
Church ST. from John St. to King
St. Maple Ave. from Stephen st. to
King St, which consists of 1919 So.
yds. of brick. 20S17 so. yds. of asphalt
macadam, 27S36 So. yds. of concrete
base course. 10000 lin. 1T. of concrete
cmbing, with grading and other nee
essary work in connection with
same.
Plans and specifications may be
seen at the Office OF the Commits
sioner of Streets and may be OBJ
tanned from such Commissioner by
depositing Ten Dollars $4,000,
which sum will be refunded upon
the return of the plans and speci-
fications in good order.
A certified check for Five Hun
dred Dollars (s500.0O must accom-
pany each bid.
The Council will sit at o'clock p.
m. on the day of the closing OF the
bids to receive the same.
The Council reserves the right TO
reject any or all bids and award the
contract as it may deem to the best
interests of the City
By ordinance OF the Council,
JOHN Fl. ZIRKLE,
Recorder.
' 2-21-25 3-3-1O-15 lip