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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-04-20
Asks for Money

NSNS ioT WoHey-
Leonard Bickel has commenced a.
suit in the common pleas court of
Knox county against Catherine Davis
ct al The plaintiff seeks to recover
the sum of $3.50 based on a promis-
sorry note. George Ferenbaugh is also
named as defendant, the plaintiff
alleging that the said defendant has
lien on the property, which is To-.
Gated in Buckeye City. The attorney
for the plaintiff is Harry w. Rooms.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-04-20

Vernon hospital Saturday evening in
Miller and O'Bryan's ambulance.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-04-20

Not insinuations, but news, In THE
BANNER.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-04-20
Deed Ordered

Deed Ordered
In the case Of Mary Hutchens VS..
Charles c. Smale ct al, appraisement
is confirmed BY tie court OF common
pleas of Knox county and the prop
erty is awarded Samuel y. Smale at
the appraised value. Deed is ordered.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-04-20
How to LowerY our Meat Bills
Hints From the Department of
.Juatice

Of loins and ribs and the excessive de-
mand for them which causes the price
to Keep up.
When ordering the foods for the day,
the meat part Of the meal is always
the first planned. and the remainder
built around 1t. Housewives should
be familiar with all cuts and then cook
them SO as to get the best flavor.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-04-20

Deed Ordered
In the case of r. L. Jones, admins
traitor W. w. q. of Daniel B. Henry,
vs.. George Henry, an order of sale
has been returned in the probate
court of Knox county and a deed or.
dered.
o.
Marriage Licenses
Edward Smythe Tier, baker, and
Margaret Smith, both OF Mt. Vernon.
Rev. ID. C. Coburn.
Thomas j. Butler, glass worker,
and Dorothy Drope, both of Mt. Yer.
non. Rev. d. c. Coburn.
Real Estate Transfers
Frank j. Van Voorhis to O. E. Nix.
on, parcel in Clinton, 81.
Frank l.. Wolfe to Lucy M. Beach
II acres in Howard, 81.
w. C. Norrick to f. u. McCrackin
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-04-20
Inventory Filed

Inventory Filed
In the estate of Lydia Sargeant, an
inventory and appraisement has been
filed in the probate court of Knox
county, showing total of $4,O52.95.
or this sum, $500 is in real estate.
viii Admitteds-
The last will and testament of
Christopher Bricker has been admit.
ted to probate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
AUCTION BRIDGE Is
PLAYED AT WOODBRIDGE

WOODBRIDGE, juno 8. - Seven
teen tables of players. including four
teen of auction bridge and three of
five hundred. attended the card party
at the home Of Mrs. T. F. DUNCAN.
Saturday afternoon. The benefit was
arranged by the social and Industrial
Conditions and Public Health depart
ments of the Woman's Club of Wood
bridge Township.
The prizes were won as follows, At
auction bridge. Miss Laura Cutter, q
camisole: Mrs. Frederic Sell, of Rah-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
SEWAREN HISTORY CLUB
HOLDS CLOSING SESSION
By Special Corresaondsnt.

81 Special C~orres2ondent.
SEWRAEN. June S-The last meet
Ing Of the Sewaren History Grub IN
til September is, was held at the
home of Mrs. Alexander Walker last
week. Reports of the delegates. Mrs.
III. b. Coombe. MR. w. w. Jackson
and Mrs. c. A. de Russy. TO the state
convention were given. Several mat
ters of business laid upon the table
at the last meeting were taken up and
acted upon. After a thorough discus
sion 1t was unanimously decided to
discontinue the departments OF con
~servation and legislation in order that
more time might be devoted to the
study OF history.
The department of legislation was
dropped because that department is
closely related to the departments of
education, social and industrial condi-
lions. public health and civics and
the History Club carries none of these
departments. and a number of the
members felt that the study of his
tory for the coming year would prove
not only interesting gut beneficial.
Mrs. c.. M. Cooper. the newly elected
historian, made several suggestions In
regard to the history of South Amer
lea and of the present time.
The programs and year books will
be arranged during the summer
months. The president to call a
meeting OF the executive board dur
ing the next week or two. Mrs. A.
G. Brown gave ar interesting report
of the meeting of the New Jersey His
torical Society in Newark in May.
The first meeting September IL
will be at the home of Mrs. c. NJ.
Cooper. On September 20 the club
will be invited to a benefit card party
at the homo of Mrs. Coombe in
Brooklyn, and the first Wednesday in
October will meet with Mrs. A. G..
Brown.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08

way. q towel: Mrs. f. G.. Tisdall, a
dolly; Mrs. w. G.. Weaver q book;
Mrs. Nathan Robins Jr., writing
paper.
AT five hundred, Miss Kathryn Null
lin, of South Amboy, won an embroid-
cred handkerchief ease and Miss
Kathryn Gundrum. of South Amboy,
a book.
Refreshments were served and q
delightful afternoon was enjoyed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08

Anyway, since prohibition hit us,
a man doesn't find his small change
glued together with beer when he
wakes up in the morning.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-26

en- tantc que una mano cogia el .bEG
20 del joven rey para d~etenerie.
-iPibrac! dijo Enrique.
ST. senior.
:Habeis.. dido?
10 Sc TODD; pero 70 no soy dc
los que hacen TRACTION a SD sobera,
no, senor, respondio el captain de los
guardias con ell acento dc ia Zeal,
tad.
Nalican habia llevado Ell caballo q
"a cuadra.
--iAh! die el rey de Navarro de-
iandcse caer en- III bancc, extenuado
de faticua; idecis que 10 sabsis TODD:
Pibrac?
81, seHor.
-Pues bier, 10 4ue no sabeis es
que tsdc esta peri:dc.
10 scspecho al ver0s rcgresar,
:enor.
-iHemos s;do victimas De alguna
TRACTION? Tia sucedido alguna des-
gtacia 2 aquel de nosotros que nos
precedia?
Hasta ahora es IN nis1erio; pero
no hencs encontrado relevos mas a
III de Rlois. Y hemos sid2 alcanzados
por OUNCE ginetes que mandaba..-.
iAhi ianas adivinareis quien, mi cue
rido Pibrac,4 anadi5 con amarga SON.
risa cl rey de Navarro.
-Dispensad, monsenor. sra el d.
que de Guisa.
-iY 10 sabiais?
-Desdc hace uacs monentos.
-Pues bien, nos han alcanzado y
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Carlos ~NlLLANUENA..

de les guardiaS que despues de haber
Sc adelantado algunos pasos, voIvid
hacia la puerta de Ia taberna; sole
los caballos de terra de Tabers, ga.
lopan de csc mcdo.
-iCielos! exclam6 Malican; ;pues
que ha Sucedido.?
NJ. de Pibrac entro en- Ia taberna
Y aconsei6 a Malican que hiciera 10
miSmo, 'anadiendo:
-Es necesario cue tratemos de ve1
sin ser vistos. In ginete que viene
galopando hacia aqui no puede diri-
girse mas que al Louvre.
-;Quien sabe?.... diio Malican.
Ell tabernero tenia raz6n; no era al
Louvre a donde iba ell ginete, pues
Getuvo de pronto 81 caballo delante
dc Ia puerta de ia taberna y grito en-
lengua bearnesa:
-iAbrid. ;abr!d!
-iTruenoS Y rayos, murmuro Ma,
lican aturdiGo, es el..-Y Sc preci-
pito tuera.
-iEres I'll, Malican? prosiguio e!
ginete, apeandose.
ST, 5enor.
-iAhI.. entonces, salvame, les
tanos perdidos. y Enrique DC Ma
varra. pues era Il Ll!smo, Sc prccipi-
10 en- ia taberna, donde a pesar de
las tinieblas, distinguio una forra
hunana inm6vil en- medic de Ia sala,
-i.Aqui hay algu:en! eXcianij daE,
DO un paso atras Y lievando la maro
a la enpunadura de su espada.
-Es IN amigo, respondio una voz.
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bearneses llevaa Ia delante-

Los bearneses llevaa Ia delante-
"a.
-:Dios 10 quiera!
y una vez que hayan puesto los
pies en- Gascuna.....
oh, die Pibrac, cuando ester
fuera de! RENO de Francia, Ell Duque
TO nos dara va malos t~ratos; 10 mas
dificil es pasar la fContera.
--Pres la pasarar, 81 es que no
10 han hecho va 4 estas horas.
-:Cuantos son?
-Cvat~p.
Els decir: Ell Rey, Noe, Lahire y
otro gascoa llamado Hector.
-Pcecisamente.
-pres bien, de SECURE cue al du-
one de Guisa lie acompanan 10 me-
nos scs cratro gentil-hombres; por
conSiguiente, 81 logra ~alcanzar al rey
dc Navarro, habra combate.
-;Pscht!.... dijo Malican.
-5Qut hay?, pregunt6 Pibrac sor
p7endido con esta interruption.
=; Escuchad!. ~ Malican fue a
abrir Ia puerta.-Oigo el galope de IN
caba!lo, anadi6 luego.-Tambien 70,
dijo Pibrac, deslizandose fuera de Ia
taoerna para Or mcjor. La luna ha-
b;a desaparecido Y Ia roche estaba
sombria.
ISL ISL! repiti6 Malican inquie
10; es 81 galope 6e IN caballo que
resuena en- ia orilla derecna del Sena
V que viene hacia nosotros.
En- efecta. Ell ruido cada vez mas
distinto, Sc i5a aproximando.
Els singular, murrnur6 el captain
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, Fue primero IN Garcia -cosqui-
lleante por TODD ell cuerpo: fue des-
pues ina locuacidad dicharachera; fue
despues ur h:mno a Ia vida V a la
NaturaleZa toda, como ell mismo SAN
TO serafico de Asis no 10 entonara
nunca en- su mas amorosa exalta-
cion: fue por tltimc, abalanzarse
sobrc la molincra como brute en- ce-
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! rodeado; nos hemos batido Gesespe
radamente;; pero al fin ha habido que
ceder al numerc. Lahire Y Noe es.
tan p~risionercs. yo he podido esca-
parme.. seguido dc Hector a quien he
dejado a dos leguas de aqui, pues su
cahallo ha caido extenuado.
--Pero, senior. dijo Pibrac vivamen
te conmovido; jpor que habeis regre.
sado. en- vez de precurar liegar a
Gascuna?
--6Queriais acaso que kubiese Il
b~andcnado a mis- amigos?
A Noe.y L~ahire....
i C!ertamente. estan en- poder del
duque, quien sill duda. Sc los entire.
CARA al reg Carries *.
~-iPues les espera ell ~patibuloI di-
. Fibrac.
Eli este mcmcnto vclvio Malican.
-Enciende una lampara, dijo el
rey de Navarro, Y dame algo de CO
mer; he andado cuareHta leguas en-
diez horas, y estoy rendido.--Y mien-
tras Malican Sc ap~resuraba q che
decor. el jcven rey anadio:-iOhi es-
Ia e les llevo mucha delantera y
aunque thayan tornado eli canlino &c
Paris tambien ellcs, los he deiado
muy atras. iQue caballo el de HGc-
tor
MaE;c:in paso Gelante del rey de Ma
varra I'm pedazc &c carne fra. pan
~ una iotc!la de Vino adejc.
e. rev Sc precipitc sohre estos ali.
mcnsos con Ia avidez de On hambrien.
to, y Pibrac respetando este ape.ito
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VIII.

Il bearnaS MaIic&n. que esperaoa 4
PiDrac. habia apagado u trees Y
deiaba ~entornada su puerta, IL cual
Sc abr:o tan prcRto ono resonaron
fuera los pasos del -apitan de los
guardias. Pibrac entro.
{ -,Bucnas roches. dijo M~alican; d
hora poGeYos habiar.
Son las doce.
10 Sc, oS estaba esperanto. y
. &Iaiican cerr6 esta vez Ia puerta con
ceyroio anaiiendo:-Las palabras II
tieneE cclcr, : REQ que selia pra-
! dente no encender luz.
/ -.Ccrrie2:e, ~respondio Pibr&c.
u captain de los guardias del :ey
y ell -a5errero Sc Sent2rca uno junsc
q ctro, como les bearness5 cue tienen
ideas bien fijas sobre = igua!G&G.
-ApueSto = que h a~dirinado, DIG
Pi5rae.
-Puede sar, captain.
Con cue Ia reina r:adre ha 81
DO ro5adaH
-PTsclSamertc.
" q que ka dado el golpe. es
Ell rey dc Navarro?
Ell mismo.
-.P&rdiez,,, prosiguio Pibrac, es
menester ser audcz, Y 81 el exito coro-
na IL obra.
Nslican Sc son-i6 en- IL sonbra...
A estas horas "a In pssado 81
pehgro de que puedsn ss- ~aIcarzados
en- q canine.
10 crees?
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IA JUvENTUD DE ENRIQUE ".
FOLLETIN Mum. 22S.

s.
Alto
-Rastante->
u-4"s ue N. yS,
al mo,;a-Psvere-so ,,dra ~ a
conseio oue vavais a pasar la noche
en- algar ~conyento de vuestra ouien.
y cue volvaiS manana Dor la n,anana
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-26
-Llevan muy buena delantera. O..
,pa,.o p;broc frurciG al ranp

-LICNdIl illLE bISllt NCEeLASSAo.'-
,Pero Pibrac frunci6 ell ceno.
Sin embargo, dijO,el duque de
Guisa Va en- su persecution.
--jQue decis?, eXclamo Malican,
dando I'm salto de su asiento.
10 te 10 afirmo. anadio Pibrac.
y lie cont6 10 que acababa &c sa-
her del fraile. Sin embargo, conc Ma
lican tenia fe ciega en- eI plan de!
reg de Navarro, que corocia minu-
ciosameHte, respondio mas s~osegado:
-;Oh! no tengais cuidado; "a nan
sido tomadas todas las precauciones,
$ ci convey no ira por los caminos
reaies.-Y cl tabernero cont6 4 Pr
brac, punto por puato, las ~disposicio-
mes que Sc hahinn adcptadc; como
hsbian siGo prevenidos de antema-
10 varioS gentil-hombres adictos 2
"a carsa caivinista, Y 81 insenioso me
do de mudar de cabsllos a cada diez
ieguas, que habia sido ideado. Pero
81 captain dc los guardiss I el hon.
bre prudeRte y desconfiado por exec
lencia.
-Ada;to TODD esq, mi querido Mali
can, dijo; pero el Duque de Guisa
sigue sus hueilas.
Els possible.
Como ha sabido que Sc habia
Yerificado 81 rapto?
-iAh! idiablo! murmur6 Malic$a,
ESQ e verdad.
lego solo Sc trata de II sonlpe
tencia de velocida6 entire los perse-
guidores los perseguidos-
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JGcinto BENAVENTE,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-26
FL pecado ueniial

10, Y fue la indignation de mujer Y
marido que a un tempo, y con !gual
denuedo, la emprendieron a gclpes
contra Ell santo, y fue apoderarse ei
santo de un cuchillo que sobre Ia me
sa habia y clavarlo cor furia .oca
en- el pechc del infsliz molinero, que
nj pudo ~prevenir nj defenderse del
;~nesperado arrebato.
Solo al Yer 81 c..erpo d~esplomado
desangrandose por mil heridas, vol
VIC IA pazon a sobreponerse en- Ell
cnGNblado espiritu del penitente.
~Comprendi6 con horror cuanta tue
SUI soberbia al creerSe superior en- ma
licia 4 Satanas Y como por haber es-
cogido el menor de los tres pecados
Gaia en- los tres por aquei solo.
Este es un antique canto italiano
que Miss Splinter tradu.io al ingles
para ser publicado en- el boletin de
ina Sociedad de tempiaza, y que a.
bora Sc ofrece traido a nuestra len-
qua, Il los muchos que,' no teniendo
va que reformar en- su vida y costu:n-
bres, solo procuran en- c~ualquieH oca-
sion refornar les del resto de Ia hu-
:nanidad. La gloria de Dios sea con
ellcs, que de Ia gratitud Y enmien-
da, de los hombres empecatados POGO
han de lograr Ell este picard muldo,
que tantCs amos lleva de picaro. pa
RI que pueda esperarse en- el mejo-
ria.
Lu
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-26

lie ofrecio Ell ambiente &c las regia:
sslas de tertulia. VIC mas viva Ia luz
de los bombillos, mas colorido en- los
cuadros, mas elegancia en- los niue
bles Y IN manifesto regocijo en- Ia
cara de todos sus contertulios. Ju,
go su acostgmbrada partida de todas
las noches, con una suerte so%rpranden
te, charl0 de cosaS diverSas, V a Ia
nora avanzada lego q su casa. A
brio sin hacer ruido, hizo luz, miro
hacia las habitaciones de su esposa Y
Sc cercior6 de que estaba ~recogida,
Gozardo de antemano las alegrias de
su divorcio, cue 10 iba a libertar de
Amalia, ertr6 a su cuarto, sc metio
en- la CANA Y Sc durmi0 tranquilamen-
te. como el v~:ajcro cansado, despues
de n larga jornada.
Amalia, que nc dormia, 10 sinti6
l'eg2r. Ella estaba dialogando con
las scmbras de su habitaci0n, Y va
resuelta a decir 10 que habia callado
y ~disimulado por tanto tempo. Era
el momento de Que jose 10 supiera, Y
no dejara. por ella. de pensar en- el di-
vorcio. Sc leva7t6 de prisa. Sc visti0
cen descuido. sc dirig:6 a cuarto dc
su n:ar,do y llan!6 a su puerta.
- Qui6n es?-pregunto Ia voz de
Jose. cue sobresaltado Sc incorpor6 en-
el lechc.
Soy yo.... abre.
r! conoc;o Ia voz de Amalia. .....
hizo Luz y abri6.
-Veugo a saber 81 fuiste a casa de
IL amigo Daniel.
ST. e respondi Sccamente.
-iConoccS Su resolution?
ST.
-:Eieae mananG?
A las nuevc. Amalia.
-PueS mira. yo vengo a verte....
"a rogarme que desista ....-
le irlerrcg6 81 con v:ole7cia.
No: al co~ntrario. i decirte que
20, como III, contert!sima.
Isl?
ST, Jose.
Themes I'm amante?
No se,s yr,yar = o~scf;cbamo, r.
resnons;6 ella sere,smentc Yn NC
case contico. i~!usionada. es c~ierto;
pero no enamorada. tn brillante pc
scion ha!ag0 : mis- pobres padres. En-
ca.a rab.a muchas miserias habil-
me:ta disimuladas. y = nj me TOGO
r~ere6;arlas. co2.irris2do en- scr tn
esnosa Pero Owe: djyor,i3ndote de
~; mo 1;he,.srsS do nm. es,Iavi+ud
dnioros. He s,f-i5o -, MI c.rsc1
.sr -,s y~;oIanc;aS y ms ve;amo-es
CON r~osirnqci6n nor hondad NO nor
an,o,
DE modo loua no me- has me
,;5oo
-Co,,o nara snfrir tan+o no
Tn hos tor;dc MICA ma idea
:,f,n,eo
.rso No., "a osrosa o,. 90 roz
mo-, q m;sn-s ny nscesit, arar
ps~a SOW bo,r,da viva M n,rs 81
- - -. q tabor
- - l~n - .ou.o5o o.,
- G. .outnrara;5 :.
-. a-.,aI ;marno a~.,r.Smaaso .
Ill. l. ,, To-. 7,.no. .o, -
.Do.aSa At no,.Ja,'
~ amo
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Como no usar Mata-Z;gote, ui.a
medicina para todos los enfermos de
la piel. pues cura en- 5 dias o de 10
contrario Sc devuelve su %importe?
Cuesta Csc, porte ragado. BOIL
CA De LA .CAMPANA, Esq-ina de
las Gales Santa Rosa Y Buena Wis
IA. San Antonio. Texas. tAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-26

vi6ndcia a besar en- los laoios, en- Ia
frente, en- los ojos.
-pesisto y comienzo a quererte
mucho Y hacerme querer de ii. La es-
esposa que sufrieldo sabe ofrendar-
Sc al deber, es Ia irsustituiole. la Uni
ca, la Incompatible.
Carlos EILLANUEVA.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-11-16
1t Is Only the Price That
Has Been Cut DODn.

Make up your mind today to get one o
these suits; you will save money to beglr
with; you will get the advantage Of unusua
value; and you will get the satisfaction o.
having clothes that possess marked atmos
phere of correctness In appearance anc
styIe-with a serviceability that will be
quite apparent when you have worn them
a short time and even more apparent when
YOU have worn them longer
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-11-16
DIES IN BOX HE
SENT TO CEMETERY
OLD MAN COMMITS SUICIDE
BY SHOOTING, AFTER PLAC-
ING FLOWERS ON GRAVE.

WINSTED, 'Conn.-Dennis KeneI-
ly, u years old, stepped off train
that brought him here from Stratford
and looking around and getting his
bearings, walked slowly over to the
wood turning plant OF Tiffany &
Pickett
81 want you to make me a good,
strong box-a big one" he said. And
he indicated the dimensions by draw
ing lines in the sawdust on the floor.
The foreman told him the job would
be started Immediately, and asked him
what he was going to do with the box.
You just have it delivered at my
plot now in Frostview cemetery Fri
day afternoon" Kenelly told him.
I'm going to be around here a few
days fixing up my mothers grave"
Decorates Mothers Grave.
Later the old man appeared at the
cemetery with punches of flowers.
These he placed on the mound over
his mothers grave. A new granite
headstone was sent to the cemetery
next, and he superintendent its cree
ton. Before the workmen left he
showed them where he wanted new
inscription placed and on the stone
wrote the wording: BE Good to Your
Mother"
The box was delivered at the plot,
and Kenelly was there to receive it.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-11-16
Stop-Look-Listen!
Don't throw away your
money. ATTEND The
CLOSING OUT SALE
at HERMAN'S and save
money.
GEORGIA MAN is
THE CHAMPION LAIR
JOHN SNODGRASS "ENLIGHT-
EMS" YANKEES HOW TO
CATCH SEA TROUT.

Old John Snodgrass, Georgia crack
er, fisherman, deer hunter, wildcat
tanner and the best hound tanner in
the south, has his hat in the ring for
those champion liar honors about
which the southern newspapers have
often talked.
Here is what he told some innocent
sporting writer's the other day, and it
has already been smeared all over the
sporting pages of some of the biggest
in the country:
II reckon you yankees have never
heard how they catch them wild sea
trout around Georgia marshes. You
know them people down there don't
go to the trouble of working reel
and line like you do. It's too much
exercise. Them people use their
brains. They goes to store and gets
one of them old-fashioned glass candy
jars, the big heavy ones. They fills
this with water and then puts in a
dozen live minnows The top is fas-
tened on the jar and it is let down in
the water at the end of rope. Them
sea trout is mighty wild about live
minnows and they jest goes crazy the
minute the jar hits the bottom. They
think the minnows is swimming loose
and they go at 'em with such dash
that their heads hit the side of the
candv jar and the bump stuns 'em so
that they float up to the surface. The
fisherman then lifts 'em out with a
hand net. Many's the time I've seen
a boat filled in ten minutes"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-11-16

Conford Sweet, a caretaker, helped
him lift it over the low hedge and ask
ed him what it was for.
Just some fixing I'm doing around
here" said Kenelly.
Returns at Night.
The old man busted himself about
the plot all afternoon. He was there
until dusk. Sweet then saw him walk
ing slowly out of the cemetery and
down the road toward town. Towns
folks saw HIM pass going in the oppo-
site direction later in the evening and
he stopped at the home of several old
friends to talk.
Next morning Sweet again passed
the Kenelly plot. He noticed that the
headstone now bore a chalked inscrip-
ton. Going closer he saw written
across the top of the box, 81 would
rather - - see my wife" Two
words had been erased.
Sweet made further investigation.
He lifted the cover OF the box. Inside
he found the body OF Kenelly with a
revolver bullet through the heart. A
revolver was in his hand.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-11-16
Resistance of Cotton Fo-
liage to Spray Materials

With the increased interests in
spraying and busting cotton against
the boil weevil, the Georgia Expert
ment Station has begun some tests
to determine the effects OF certain
spray and dust mixtures on cotton
foliage.
The first. mixtures tried out were
put on in July while the cotton was
in active growth. They were used on
eleven plats of cotton as follows: j..
/. Fish oil soap lbs, arsenate OF
lead, dry, IA lbs, nicotine sulphate
n pint, water so gallons. (Llquid;)
2. Arsenate of lead, dry, IA lbs,
fish oil soap 2 lbs, water 50 gallons
8 Fish oil soap 2 lbs, arsenate of
lead, dry, IA lbs, nicotine sulphattee
a pint, stone lime 3 lbs, water 81
gallons. (Liquid.) :,
4. Arsenate of lead, dry, IA lbs"
fish oil soap 2 lbs, stone lime 5 lbs,
water so gallons. (Liquid.)
5. Dry. arsenate OF lead alone
6. Dry calcium arsenate, alone
! (Dust) ,o,-od
7. Paris green h., dry air slaked
! lime 10 lbs. (Dust.)
8. Check.
9. Paris green, alone. (Dust)
10. Nicotine sulphate pint, flsh
oil soap. 2 lbs, water so gallons. tLlq-
II Syrup 2 qts., arsenate of lead
1Hlbs.. water 50 gallons: (Liquid) =,
The foliage of the plants were well
covered with the different mixtures,
and no rain fell for six days after the
application. Subsequent observations
| showed that none of the eleven differ
/ emf mixtures did any apparent harm
to the cotton foliage.
No weevH attacks were observed on
the squares while covered by the NIX
lures. but punctures were tound IN
squares which grew after the sprays
were applied. 1t was not expected that
single application OF any OF these
mixtures would control the boil wee
vii. The object of the test was to de-
termine the resistance of the cotton
plant to the different mixtures, SO tina.
spray schedule could be plailh ls
with fair degree of certainty that the
foliage would not be injured:
This one trial indicates that cotton
foliage in active growth is decidedly
resistant to the common insecticldes
which makes them comparatively saie
in the hands of the average cotton
grower. H. P. STUCKEI, Director.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-11-16
HOMES FOR SALE.

A very desirable residence on Lee
street. Large lot. An attractive pace.
Two nice dwellings located on
Church street.
One of the best farms in the. county,
containing $40 acres, about SIX miles
from Dawson. A bargain for someone:
THF r E. BELL REAL ESTATE
AGENCY