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Washington Journal., 1920-01-16
MbIdiebsrnf Der 0entidcn &esicrmng
on bic lDsgetrennten HroDin5en.

Die Hegierung bat folgenOe Bro.
flomotion an bic 9emobner Ser Bro'
pill6en erloilen mel6e BON Oelit'd)-
Iono obgetrennt mcrocn:
Scr ltngliidlihe NlSGGag oes
&rieges bot ms mcbrlnS Der @illtilr
unIerer @cencr oltsgelicfcrt, bic uns
obile 8iidliGt ollf Den @rlholab oes
SelbItbeItimmlngsred)tcS in gtanell
oes 5rieoenS ais itperites oller
9picr oeii 8er5i6t olli oelltlde BRO
niu5cn in Often 8eitcn uno Norocll
alsfcrlegtcn, moourd @unoerttoulen-
DC unierer oeutl6en 2onosleute uil-
Ter fremoe Serri6aft geitellt luerOen.
DQuitide 8riioer ul0 S6melternl
geid)t nur in Der StunOc 0cS Abl6ie-
Oes, lonoern fir ollie 8citeu iin0 I'M
icrc @er5rn bon Srouer eriilt ilber
unIeren @erluit. Bir geloben Guf)
I'M 9tomeu Der oon5en Oelttlhe1 ga.
ton. Sud nicn1als 6u pergeiien. Sbr,
iiir Guren Cell, meroct unier gemein-
James oeutibeS 8otcrlano niemols
pergciien, oeiien iino mir gemib."
Sin jr1n5olilAer &reu5er lit nit
600 Mann Sruppen fir Die geies
ING 6~Iensbllrgs mabreilo Der oorti,
gen @olfsnbitimmung bier ~ongefom
men. @roBbritannien miro 1900
Worm ienoen. Die 8eiesung Sdlc-
fiens ioll bis gum %. Sonlor boIlen.
oct lein. Die 0eutlden Eruppcn
uno 8eb0rocn mliiiien no6 Ger BE
thinning oeS SrieoenSpertrogeS in.
nerbolb 10 1o0en SdIesmig uerlul
len.
Stna giuidllll; o1l ole enogiiitigc
MotiH6ierung oes SrieoensDertrages
Gob Die g,nildtc Alliicrtens3ommi
lion am Snmstdq in @oblcn5 ant
lid befannt oob lie i'm Ginflang nit
ocmYcrtrog Die oberitcBertret,ng Der
olIociiertcn Negicruugcn III ben beles
ten 8ebieteli ontrete. @leih5citig
mcroen Ole oeutihen 8eb6roen ulo
oie 9epoIfcrung mliactoroert, oiclc
&ommillion III ibrcn Arbeitcu 5t mi
fertilizer.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-16
"nudrun, %calluaf, ,uirflide 9cIila.
teiien, iino 81 haben bel:
Ga6lers, 36-45 &isgs Marft.

Gos 5loeitc ser Concerts GipIo
mat.aue6 ltc1t iid Dem criten mir
biN on Die Seile. @icoer mor cine
NlGu5cnoe muiifoliid,c 0orbietuug,
pie0cr einc cbenlo glGl5enOc aelc(l.
idaftlide @cgebcnbeit. pieoerum ci
he ebenlo aI0ll6enoc llnteritiibulg
i@eiteilS oes Fublifums. @ir ncinen.
oos lit oaS Seite, ooS man oariiber
ia0cn fam: lit einc lluterltiibluna ei
noe oerortigen lln~ternebmens oo.
Balm tam man iider iein, oab Die
Iorbietln9cn oicic llnterltiiBung Der
0icncn. MiuoerBcrtiqe5 halt id,
niht auf Die Qauer. 0ieie Sonmtog-
obcno Ston5crtr Iino ober ~gcpGhrlei
itat, uno omar, moS oos Nclte lit. ge
mabrleiitet 0urd) ibren eialien &Scri.
Serr aline. Ser 8eranltalter, lit fiber
III bealilflriinihen.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-16

.&oS iibrigcn8 mniere Staot oil,
beiongf, oo iiebt eS jest gum eriteu
Molc 10 aus, oils oh Ser longe aompi
ben lie fir i6r SelbItbeItimmungS
redt gcfdmpft bat, citem GrfolgC
en%tgeqcnrcift. Mag oieier enogiiltige
grirlg nud) nod IN ser Sernc liegert,
10 liegt er bod III o~bIebbarer Serne.
Der GroBc &f, Der iett gliidIiher.
meiie 81 cinem Gn6c gefommen lit,
Der groBe uno tIeinc Notioneu gegen.
iiber 9clteIlt, lit ia Don hiclen Der leB.
teren fir ibr SelbltbeItimmungsre6t
aefGntpft mor0cn, uno DieIeS 8erlan
aeu uilf sic ci9nen @eihide 6eltim.
memo %ein5rnuirfen, bat lid nller 8elt
mitGetciIt. @os Mlnoer alto. menn
oud) mir @oibingtontr inns onn0d
lebnen. Bie geiogt, mon fam nun
unF Dir GrfiiIlulia Ser %Ianqidbrigen
9oflrurng rc6ncL Dem cuolid itebt
Oic Gimpobneridaft III geidIoliener
6roilt 0o. Nae Die biIrGerIihen Ser
cine ba6elt iid) sur 6eoerotion Of 81
ti5en$' Niiociation pereinigt mo iie
nllc icbet ibrc gauge Strait Gin, eno
lid} Die SelbItperpnltullg 6uerfonlt
6ll crbalten. 0n5li tontmt nod, ooB
aud Die Mitglieoer oea &ongrelie$
oniongen eiIi5uicben, DAB mieret
Stnot ell bittereS llnredt plQeiiig;
miro, rpelul mon ibr oieIe Selbitoer.
maltunQ uorentbGlt. Giele bon linen
boben bier ein Gigentufi, Tie lcnoen
bier lire &inocr SIR Gdule, Tie ge-
brnud)cn bic ofientjihen @erte9r3
nlittcl, nno lie lernen peritebeiL pic
bitter IS 0ieGimuobner cnupfinOelt,
feline Sertrctlng iii Der uatipnulcn
HegicrmN, feline Stimme IN Der 10.
fuleh &~erludlilnu 81 boben. go iino
tic Ocnn oud Wtit9licocr 6iciigcr bin
gerlidcr Scrciuiglmgen gciporoen.
ullD ihrem GinfluB lit IS lpobl burpt
idNlid 5ll5nIhreibcn, BOB Die Sal
tluiN ocS a~ongrclleS Der Selbitpcr.
lDaltlnaSIroge %qegeniibcr lid meicnt
lid Gegcn irilber gcdnoert bat. 9fiht
bette Gao mprgen miro ms oiele@
9fetht Oerlicbcn mcr0elL abcr ole Nus
lidjt ali cl0lid,en Griolg lit Be, mo
oG& on lld) ut ldlon mobltllcno,
Washington Journal., 1920-01-16
Die SrOtubsa6c Der @nrfcnempfdn-

ger.
nus elmer in Deutihlono georud
ied 3eitung cntnebmen mir ioIgcu
Dc SdiIoerlng. oic unieren 9eieru
,in gil0 entmirft iiber BORT berridlen
D. 3ultGnOc.
llnleren 8riiocrn in Oeitcrreid.
oenen es, obgleid man es nid)t mebr
iiir moglid boIten ielte, nod id)lcd
Ter gebt ais inns, mill one oertihc
Bolt eincgSeibnod)tsgube in oer5orm
il6ermeiien, Dab bon ieoer 9rotntarfc
30 @ramm obgegeben peroen uno
noS 9rotgctreioc Oeiterreib iiberipic
len meroen loI. Wan miro gcrne Den
5hmudtriemen iuieocr elm 9od en-
Ter idnollen, UNI beIieu ju fomcn.
9dIr cine 5rage: Sinh Is Dirtlid nur
Die Observation-Disclosures" ollcin.
oie ods @etreioc aui5ubrinGeu babcn?
Die, 0eren Hationen ldlon aus qe
l~loileite uno tnnppite obgemclien lin02
@ie mer0en Die 2onoiuirtidoIt. Der
Betrei0ebonoel url0 ale onOeren Der
ange5ogen, Die olS Selbltperlorger
uuo Y~roou5enten feinc Nrotmdrfen
hrotIdlen nn0 aon5 an0erS I'M Mebl
,iiblen, ais Die bungeruoc uno aus
cbungcrte lt10tiide 8euoIferung, Die
lroboem feinc Sefiunoc 5ouoern miro,
oaS Gpier 6u brinecn. 0ur oarf lic
crlonaen 0oB niht lie O IL Die
aiten OeS OFFERS trdgt. u1breno ie
ne. ole in lleberiIIB Icbcn. lid, be.
niigen 81 bemitleioen. Sett man
aci Der Stnotbeoolterinng hire 3u
ltimmlnig fir ooS MebIopfer OILS
ieIbltuerit1noIid oornns nno ninunt
i'd oeSboIb, mas TIC broltd)t. oonu
oorf man bel Den nnoern nidt ab.
luorten, mas iie pieIIeidt. aus ibrcin
Iliten 9er5en beroiiS. geben.
0enn iunS ooS cute 0er3 Der
9nnoiuirtifnit fir ieincn Iieben Mit
nteniden iibrig bot. erIeben mir lett
liinf Sobren; erIeben mir jeoen Sou
bon neilem, Ger Bauer. Ger lid nit
Der Not oes Bottles feline Iolden Did
gefiint bat. orobt nit Mnboupermin
ocritng, mill nod boberc Yreiic, Der.
Inngt ltrafloie 8uderfreibeit. Gr
tam eS ia ourhieteiL braiIdjt audl
cinmol Elm poar Sabre nid)ts mcbr
gu urbeiten; Is II 8erbGItniiie ge
ltatten es ibm. Aber nidt unlcre
&erbaItniiiel Miiiinroen uno DRILL
uroen muB 6aS Heid) al Dos glusIono
5ablcn fiir 2ebensmittel, neil nllicre
Sonopirtihoft uid)ts ~Iiefern, Ionocrn
loGar an oalieIbe Auslono pcrldiebt.
BON Dem mir es nit liinobaft ~teitrcnl
8elo ouriidfaufen miiiien.
MluB es oenn uner @eIo leini
sSeitn Die 2nnomirtihoit nidlt MIR
erobt, lonoern IGllgit oo5il iibcrQe
ooilgen iii. ooS orbeitcnoe Bolt al
erprcler, 6u nergemoltieen. oaun ioll
Han 81 obllIiten DlittcIn qrcifen.
ltoii mcib bod, mas icoer einbcInc
2anomirt ouf @runo iciner anbouiG
blaen 8ooenildhe Iicfern lam uuo
licIern milb. @ebc uion enolidl oaSit
ltbcr, leocm ein5elnG 9oilern oos.
mas er mcnigcr oblieicrt, be5ab
len 3n IoIien. glber 5uoen Grci.
lell Die mir infolge ieincS uerbrehc.
ridden Gi9cnmltes oil oos HUSBAND
mr. Die Scbcnsmittel entridten mil
len. Damn merocn lid aud sic Sal
len lcler Troscnbauern e~ntipredlcno
lulcoer lceren unb Die 2onomirtId)oft
pom lelbit roih mieoer Stl prooufti
Der Nisnnsilng ibrcr 9ooenil0de ;ll.
riidfcbrcn.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-16
Ser M1ollie. Wlenlhell nicheril

Ser Mollie, MenlNen iicbcr5lt
iGIagcn lillo 5it berauben, Die bier II
u~tlercr Stoot 10 berrlih bliibt, III
oltd) llnlcr 9onosulorn y. 81. Midl
ter sun, Gpitr gcinIlHl. aonmt oa
i'll fem Geid)dit in Ser gteuultcn Ctr.
Gin Molnl, anltanoig %ungeSo9en, Del
oornidlt 5lt ctipaIgen MorlihtSmoB
rcgeln berous5uforoern lhien, mno
uecIouqt &iige 5t iebcn. limo ais
SEER Nid)ter beiut 8or6ei9en oericl
hclt Qerooe eipntal oeii &opf belgt, Do
erbGIt cr nit eirem Sotldlaacr ell.
che Nicba iiber 0enielbelt. Giaenl
QladliG)en llmitono bat @err Hldter
cS az perocuferL oaii tr nift Die Be
Ernun1 pcrIor. 60 gclang Is ibm.
sen bcabii6tigtcn @aub 5t pcrbin
bern. SIS Ger Spibbllbe feline Nb.
lidt pcreitelt iab, gob G. id)Icmigit
~GerengeIb, ocd bat @crr aidltcr Oct
&oIi6ai cine gllte 9eiGreiblung lie
fern i0rilcn.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-16

.SSn cuacn 3irtnInr. Dos Die
american Ailociotion oi NorclNil
Golguage Nepspapers e%rIoiirn bot.
mndt fie ouf einen Yeridt ocr GDoni
Der Of Commerce OF tbc llniteo Sta
tcS oufmerfiau, in meId)em lie bon
Dem ellten 3uItonoc Der 2onomiri
idlait, Dem eltten StonOe Der 6oo
ten uno Den gitcn Grnteausiidtclt
&unoc gicbt. Nur ein 6attor idlein'
beoentlid lper0eli 6u molIen, nIt)t MIR
ALIEN Iiir unicr Son0, ionoern oidl
fir Die europ0ilhen Stuoten. mo Oas
lit Ole Hildponoerun0. PHI Der an.
oercn Seite oes G5eonS iinO Die
Observation-Disclosures beoeutcnoc
Robrimg mo onoerc Notluenoiafei
ten iino foilm 5u beihoffen. mo 10
fiigt du Der 2olt, Die Jest iton nor
baltoen lit, Der Riidluonoerer biird,
iid) lelbIt cine neuc bin5u. Nan fanll
cS mobl nerltcbcl oab redlt plele 5n
rid mohtclt. nm beim @~ieoernutbad
6i belfcn, abcr er fam 0os uicI be-
Ter BON bier aus tim. 9cnn i'll yhue.
rita rubt beute Ole NoiinunB her
Welt Nmerifo lit nbcr in leilcr Sill,
ieleiitnne i'll bcoelltenoem SroSe bon
ieiner freuiopeborCneu 9'noIfcriHg
%obh0ngio.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-16
,YlattoeutI6er gereen.@

Ter StiItingsfeIt miro om 10. Sos
liior nerbunoen nit einenr grobcn
S'oll im @oibineton SGngcrbmlo
nclciert meroen. Die Bale oes Ser.
Gins boben iid INNER GROCER 9eIicbt
heit III nnieren oeutihomerifoniiheit
3reiien erfreut mo aud Der Dies
ldbriac peripriht mieber oilberit &c.
miitlisb ~ peEncn.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-16
&ercin SaOtu.

9m Montog. 10. Sonuar 1920
miro I'M Do Moionic Ecmpel eli
Doll abgebalten mcroeu Den Der Der
Elm Baden oeranitoItet. 8ir mo6tet
idon iest auf oenielbea bimueilelt
oonit iih oIle 6reunoe oeS 8erein:
bielen @beno freibolten. 8ei Der
jctt 10 Ieltencn @eronitnItuuecu ocut
fiber @creire iollte feline ocricIbcr
hcrloumt nerocn.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-16
P~lattdeutSchen VereenS
MuntoN, Oen 10. Iaunar 1920, s ll6r %a6enOS,
Il MaihinatOn SauserbnnO, 314 6 Strafe, ".
G iutritt % $.

Sc0ermann 1T ircun0lidit cinaelo0en.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-16
Gum 9lus id)neiocil.
Oedc BIZ
Bon s. g. eeiuelu er.

OF - 3ip1lf - 10 iinrcn leis mie Eropfen nieoer
git Gage in oas Greer scr Nittieteiten -
yIG, fciucr bringt mir ou5 Den boloen 3eten
M"r cine Gtrnbe le'Ger g8otinc pieoer,
8 .icic Miiternadtl Oh nrauie 5tilel ~
g5o emit Der 9icbe rcihcr Sirom %gefIoiien,
9Acbt eiii0tolter @oit. ltno peltperoroiien
Gtnrrt in ocn ShIuno Gin ~totcnIoler MiTe.
3o i1 muB ilbcr Dem @tbeinmiS briten,
lIHo ieoe 2nit lit ur geSpung'n mes 2afen
ln0 Strcr6 mo gSeb Gin ihleidenoe8 3ergeben
: 0gde or mein miocs &oupt nit 9liiteu,
llnH bari id) nidt in oeircm SD erpaden,
d lab mid in oo5 leerc RidtS ~pergebeu.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-16
Sesiammiun0rn:

Montog:
.8iIbeIm 5e0 llntcrItlit'.iae IS.
Icaihnft~ in o22 "a. sue. NM.
Gicn@tuG:
.arminil,s 2nge $40. 20, 3. ".
81 81; i'm Neln Maionic Iempel,
l3tc Ctr. uno Mem S)orf Slpe.
Mitlm d :
Observation-Disclosures llnteritilsnngs.
@crein"; III 92a ga. Npeumlc N..@.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-16

Siir quite, lcOernc MGnacr, ms
anabenidlnbe ge6e man ~ Soiei 4.
@on6raf, 233 6 Sir. 9.fS. Sntc
NaSiuabl, aAc BrGHen.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-16
3nm (uSihnciSrn!
Sic Na6tigaa!
6. S. 2einep c b r.

9critunnt Der Iaiite log. Sm ounfeIn Sage
Singt cine Nuhtigall oic Ieste @eife;
9oIo ftiugt ibr Sang 10 idmeI5cub peid uub leiic
Nic fernes edo etuer @un0crioec.
&alo mdtit uno idNpiIt Oo5 2ico 81 itol8eu Reiben
llno olutcnOoler fonts nit ieoem Sdluge,
MS poIItN lie Dem @eoenten iiBer 1age
Nod einnoI lid nit ~tieftcr SnbrunIt ipeiben.
llno ais in tieicn @oIo oos 2iebeSpcrbcn
SerDallt lpie Seni5er, Die Der Nodt entquclel,
St's min, ais meun Die 9torbe mieoer brddc.
@ie 0ulpicS S6Iud8cn fIiugt es Oh oen 8eleu y
Die i'd geliebt, lab ib AUS neue Iterbeu.
Washington Journal., 1920-01-16

S'rauGlsn Sic feinc SrnGiaGen?
Gas y8aibington Sparnal" 0rndt
ie mt nnb prompt. %nllniDn 9absl",
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-10-26
BEGIN HOT WATER
DRINKING IF YOU
DON'T FEEL RIGHT
70
Says glass ! of hot water with
phosphate before breakfast
washes out poIsons.

If you wake UP with bad taste, bad
breath and tongue Is coated; If your
head is dull or aching; if what you eat
sours and forms gas and acid in stom-
ach, or you are bilious, constipated,
nervous, sallow and can't get feeling
asst right, begin inside bathing. Drink
9efore breakfast, a glass Of real hot
water with a teaspoonful Of limestone
phosphate in it. This will flush the
poisons and toxins from stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels and cleanse,
sweeten and purify the entire arimen-
tary tract. Do your inside bathing i'm
mediately upon arising in the morning
to wash out of the system all the pre-
vious days poisonous waste, gases and
sour bile before putting more food into
the stomach.
To feel like young folks feel; like
you felt before your blood, nerves and
muscles became loaded with body i'm
purities, get from your pharmacist a
quarter pound of limestone phosphate
which is inexpensive and almost taste
less, except for sourish twinge which
is not unpleasant.
Just as soap and hot water act on
the skin, cleansing, sweetening and
freshening, so hot water and limestone
phosphate act on the stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels. Men and women
who are usually constipated, bilious,
headachy or have any stomach dis
order should begin this inside bathing
before breakfast. They are assured
they will become real cranks on the
subject shortly.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-10-26
Newspaper Peddler Is
Named For Congress
Nominated by Democrats in Recent
Chicago Primary.

Everybody in Chicago knows
"Bill" Murphy. For 20 years he has
peddled newspapers at Madison and
Wells streets, in the heart of the
business district. Last summer a
handful of Bill friends prevailed
upon him to run for the nomination
as congressman-at-large on the dem
ocratic ticket. Murphy assented and
now the democratic slate makers of
Chicago are hailing Bill as "Mr Will
liam Murphy" the candidate to run
for congress, and all because Muir
ply was the dark horse that smashed
the democratic slate into a thousand
pieces at the recent primary.
"Why is Murphy" asked the boss
es "He doesn't have a chance in the
world" But the name Murphy on
the ballot turned the trick When
the returns came in Bill was so far
in the lead that there was no chance
to count him out.
The unusual part of Murphy's can
didacy was the fact that Bill refrain
ed from making speeches. Not sim
gle letter was written bearing his
signature and not cent was collect
ed nor spent in his behalf. Not one
of the six daily papers in Chicago
printed an advance notice or his pic
ture
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-10-26
LEGAL NO TTCES
For Leave to Sell.

GEORGIA, Terrell County.-To
whom it may concern: Notice is here
by given that K. S. Worthy, as ad-
ministrator of G.. L. Smith, deceased,
having applied to me by petition for
leave to sell the real estate and cap
itaI stock Of incorporated companies
of said. G. L. Smith, deceased; and
that an order was made thereon at
the October term, 1920, for citation,
and that citation issue; all the heirs
at law and creditors of said G. L.
Smith, deceased, will take notice that
l will pass upon said application at
the November term, 1920, of the
Court of Ordinary of Terrell county;
and that unless cause is shown to the
contrary at said time, said leave will
be granted. This the 4th day of Oc-
tober, 1920. L. C. HOYL, Ordinary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-10-26
BATTLE FOR BALLOTS
NOW IN PROGRESS
FOUR OF FIVE CANDIDATES
TAKE THE STUMP" BOTH
SIDES MAKE CLAIMS.

With the advent of Senator Hard
ing into the tourists arena" four of
the nominees for president are now
actively engaged in fighting for
enough of the 27,O00,0OO votes to
win the presidential election on Nov.
2. The fifth candidate, Mr.. Debs,
the socialist nominee, is in Jail at
Atlanta and cannot travel. The
launching, during the week, of Mr..
Harding's direct appeal to the voters
marks the beginning of the active
fighting that is to continue right up
to election day.
Final preparations actually accom-
plished, the republican and demo-
cratic leaders have already ventured
into the realm of figures and predic-
tions regarding the probable division
of the 24,000,000 votes that they
expect to split between them, leav-
ing 100000 to be apportioned
among the minor contestants.
Line Up of States.
The republicans cite figures to
show that they will carry Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts,,
Rhode Island, Connecticut, New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Delaware Michigan, Illinois, Wiscon-
sin, Minnesota, North Dakota, Iowa,
Nebraska, Kansas, Wyoming, New
Mexico, Washington, Oregon, Idaho,
California and Utah, with a total of
281 electoral votes.
The democrats will not concede
the republicans have any chance in
Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida,
Alabama, Texas, Mississippi, Louisi-
ana, Tennessee, Arkansas, New Mex
leo and Oklahoma, with lat electoral
votes.
Division of claims justifes CLASH
flying as uncertain West Virginia,
Kentucky, Missouri, Montana, Ohio,
Indiana, Colorado, South Dakota,
Arizona and Nevada, representing
103 electoral votes.
These estimates are based upon
the results of the survey made by
the democrats and republicans, al
lowance being made for natural par
tisan claims. If the republican esti-
mates are correct Senator Harding
will have a margin of Is electoral
votes over the 266 necessary to win
the decision, and the democrats can
not win, even if they secure the votes
of all the states where conditions JUS
tify classification as doubtful"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-10-26
For Administration.

GEORGIA, Terrell Oounty.-To
all whom it may concern: Matte M.
CLANCY having in proper form APP
piled to me for permanent letters of
administration on the estate of w.
C. CLANCY, late of said county, this
is to cite all and singular the credi-
tors and next of kin of w. c. Cha
ney to be and appear at my office
within the time allowed by law, and
show cause, if any they can, why
permanent administration should not
be granted to Matte M. CLANCY on
W. C. Chaney's estate. Witness my
hand and official signature, this 4th
day of October, 1920.
L. C. HOYL. Ordinary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-10-26
To Debtors and Creditors.

Notice is hereby given to all cred
itors of the estate of G. L. Smith,
late of Terrell county, Georgia, de-
ceased, to render in an account of
their demands to me within the time
prescribed by law, properly made
out. All persons indebted to said de-
ceased are hereby requested to make
immediate payment to the under
signed. This October 16, 1920
K. S. WORTHY, Administrator,
Estate of G. L. Smith.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-10-26
DISCOVERS THAT BEES
HAVE TELEGRAPH SYSTEM
The Professor Finds That They Also
Has No Postofice.

Bees have language and a sys-
tenn of telegraphy, according to
Professor Francis jaeger, chief of the
division of bee culture at the Uni
versity of Minnesota farm. Wonder
full progress has been made in bee
culture, but their means of commu-
nication still remain a mystery, ac-
cording to Professor jaeger, who will
have several exhibits at the Mime
sofa state fair.
Professor jaeger has conducted
many experiments in an effort to
learn something of the bees mys-
FERROUS form of communication. In
one of them he took the queen bee
out of hive, which was four to five
feet high. AS soon as the working
bees discovered their leader was
missing they began crying.
The crying was audible four or
five feet from the hive Within thir-
ty-six seconds after the queen had
been replaced at the bottom of the
hive the crying subsidized at the top
of the hive and they showed their
JOY by standing on their heads, &C
cording to Professor Jager.-St.
Paul Daily News.
Nice home in Brentwood, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-10-26

DAYS of work-of going to the mill,
\ child of s, barefooted and break
fastless. as soon as it was light
enough to work. At o'clock, or
thereabouts. there was layotf for
breakfast, another for dinner at
noon. and then long afternoon OF
Labor until the 6 O'Clock whistle olew'
Not until he was ! did ne see the
inside of u school house, ana then'
only for year and = half. WHAT al,
vantage he took 81 that brief period
of education may De understood from
the fact that he fitted himself IN that
time for school teaching. he soon
gave up that, however, to take
place in s mill store.
4 Half Owner at Twenty.
Then. At 20. came the chance to
buv half Of the mill for $4,000 on
credit. The second year of owner
ship he and his partner cleared
$4,000.
Il felt richer then than l have ever
felt SINCE" Mr.. knight said.
In two years more he had a change
to become sole owner of the mill,
and formed a partnership with an
older brother, Benjamin b. Knight.
One of the most widely known pic
lures in the world was indirectly
product of the Knight Industries. Its
title was-and is-"The Fruit OF the
Loom" 1t was the trademark and
trade name of brand of cotton
cloth manufactured by Robt. KNIGHT
and sold wherever cotton cloth is
throughout North and South
America and Europe, carried on cam
ell back across Asia, battered with
naked Africans, and thus finding its
way to Jungle Businesses white men
have never penetrated.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-10-26
WOMAN is SHERIFF OF
NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY

Miss Myrtle Siler, of Pittsboro, N.
c., is the first woman in North Car
DINA to hold the office of sheriff, hav-
ing been appointed to that office in
Chatham county to succeed Sheriff
Leon T. Lapp, resigned.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-10-26
For Dismission.

GEORGIA, Terrell County
Whereas, Mrs. Grace McRee, admin
istrator of R. C. McRee, represents
to the court in her petition, duly
filed and entered on record, that she
has fully administered R. c. McRee's
estate: This is, therefore, to cite all
persons concerned, kindred and cred
itors, to show cause, if any they can,
why said administrator should not
be discharged from her administra-
ton, and receive letters of dismis-
sion on the first Monday in Novem-
Der, 1920. L. C. HOYL, Ordinary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-10-26
HUSBANDS AND WIVES
ARE PARTED ON JURIES
Rules HIVE Been Issued For Guild
ance of Court Officials.

LONDON.-The British govern
ment does not intend to allow the
new jury system to become the jest
of the humorist by allowing the pos
sibility of family jars in the jury
box.
They have issued a set~of rules for
the guidance of the court officials,
among which is the following:
Husband and wife shall not both
he summoned to serve on a jury on
the same occasion"
Another rule provides that the
women on any panel of jurors shall
be in the same proportion to the men
as the total number of women on the
jurors books is to the total number
of men.