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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-08

Staio Rckcnt d. A. r.
Honor Guest.
In honor Of Mrs. Hayden. state
regent. the Daughters Of the Ameri-
can Revolution gave = luncheon at
the La veta hotel Saturday. A very
Interesting program consisting OF =
piano solo by Mrs. Platte OF Ala.
mosa. readings by Mrs. West, also
Of Aiamosa. 4 patriotic talk by Mrs.
Hayden. and a paper by Mrs. Brad,
on Lieutanant Pike and a report Of
the raising = marker In bis memory
was much enjoyed. Those present
were Mesdames c. H. Akers. Brady.
w. l.. Bailey. Smith. Burgett. w.
H. Fassett. Rice. l.. b. Sylvester.
w. o. Station. BarEer. E. E. Goodd-
ing. Gertrude Robinson and West.
Shull. Foley and Platte OF Alamosa
and Miss Carlon Schultz.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Neeley en-
tertsined Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Ferris
Of Gunnison. Mr.. and Mrs. 8. X.
Spencer. and Mr.. and Mrs. Click
Haisler at q twelve O'Clock dinner
this Friday.
Mr.. s. X. Spencer and Mrs. Vergie
Saffell were married at Lenard.
Missouri. September Z. They will
make their home In Boulder Colo.
Mr.. Spencer Is we'll known In the
valley ~ he WAS In business In and
around Center for several years.
Mrs. Jess Montgomery and Miss
Edith Mccormick we're the dinner
guests OF Mrs. f. I. Durham Sun
day.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-08

Miss Ella Packard. niece Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. ]. Clark. and formerly
Of this city was married September
20. to Mr.. Merton Lewis Of Dem
YER. The young couple will be At
homo to their friends In Long Beach.
California after November /.
The Paramount Dancing Club will
give dance this Friday evening In
the Woodman hail to entertain the
Gunnison football team. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Aksrs will chaperon the
party.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-08
PEOPLES MISSION

1111 s'HSsSsS1~SSN
The Peoples Mission church will
hold services each week 1t 1859
Grand avenue, as follows:
.. m. Sunday. morning watch
prayer meeting. 2 p. m. Sunday.
Sunday school. 3 p. m. Sunday.
praise service and preaching. 7:46
p. m. Sunday. preaching. 7:45
Tuesday. preaching. 7:45 p. m.
Friday. prayer meeting. Old fash
toned gospel services. You are well
come.
A. C. AUGsBURY. Pastor.
NJ. H. AUGSBURY. Assistant.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-08
l.CHURCu y
AMMO ClNCENlNtS
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Services at the Christian church
ON Sunday - usual. DR.. 8. X. Max-
well will speak In the morning on.
THE Habits OF the Eagle" In this
subject he will discuss national
issues and the condition OF the
world At large.
Al night he will speak on AN
Undebatabls Platform for the Union
Of the Churches" The members
are all invited.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-08
PlsEssY17ssslAx Csausc,a
Rev. A. G. v. Skianer, ph. D.,
PostoP

F00I0D
Norains worship u II. Sermon.
"Chrtseisaity Without Fences" Evo.
eisg worship II 7:3o. Sermon "a
Wesl1 wide Whoa"
TIE Sabbath school and .bibis
eisssss II s:>s. The Ipaior e..
Aaevor soetssy Il :. topic. what
Ne Cas- Learn from JoeaeA." TAs
oeaior Eadsavor soctsty a. s:3e
teesc. "Hov 10 Improve Osr Nest.
inss."
Wednesday sisht the pastor
opsas The vistss eoarss os lectures
- tAs Master Pests With aa In
troAsetory lseturs. "Postry. An.
eisss. Ns1isvai aaA Modern" Al.
ars lsvitsA. st the hovs OF 7:3e.
The Ladies Bible Class social viii
- AslA - TAsrs1ay ssisssooa q
3:Se.
/. xsv Dotls q ~ ~ t1Ds psagss,
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-08
QUIVERA CLUB
HOLDS SECOND
ANNUAL BANQUET

The Quivera Club enjoyed their
second annual banquet at the La
veta hotel last Friday evening At
eight o'clock. The banquet waA
given In honor Of the new members.
The dining room was artistically
decorated in autumn leaves and
candles. There were about forty
five members present. A very in
teresting program composed Of the
following was rendered:
Toastmaster........... Herbert Martin
Vocal Solo. Miss Steele
Plano Solo.........Mrs. l.. T. Elofson
Reading. J. F. Green
Vocal SOlo.................M Miss Cullen
"Quivera from q Citizens
Viewpoint" "......... Mrs. Stephenson
Response. Miss Schultz
From the Faculty.......Mr. Jordan
Vocal Solo Mrs. J. N. Fuller
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1921-10-08

~outso1 Ok weIcOmo 70
tho Teachers. DIR. A. c. v. Skinner
After the program delicious re-
freshmcnts were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Orees satsr.
tained At IN elaborate 7:eo o'clock
dinner Wednesday. The evening
Was spsnt In playing cards. Thsir
guests wsrs Mr.. and Mrs. Q. o. Fog.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. z. Eiofsoa. Mr.. asA
Mrs. Donald Jordan. Mr. ssd Mss.
Harry stroup. and Nr. aad Mn.
Claude Coristts.
Misses Dorothy Dunhsm. Leis
Dursstt. GLADYS PfaS. ssA lola PstA.
moro sajoySd . spread ssA slu0Aes
psrty st the home Of The former.
astes s4teadisS The novie Saturday
ove0lne.
. .
~. - Mr.. .. \. opsacss vses
sA> heess ssasss Of NJ. aaA Mr..
J. J. oDeaAee Thsfs1ay.
.
NJ, onl Mn. ". 2. Ae0lufo -.
oestolDsl q a1sses osslay. TAsis
sveon vego Mr.. 81 Mn. Ctes.
49,. ~ xsa0se - 3sa
~ g 0n11lA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
IANGDON SITUATION WILL.
AWAIT GLENNES' REPORT
lny Associated Press !

WASnINGTpN. Ian It'll" situ-
alton arising from tho fatal rhootinH
by IA Janaucs" scntry ~ Lieutenant
w II I.aug;on ~ Niad.vo*toN was
expected today 80 remain In status
quo unin rcpor, az IN" findings 81
an American naval court is transmit
ted 10 WashinEt0n
Admiral Gicavcs. COMMANDMENTS
chic, OF Tho Asiatic ,icct. Informed the
Navy Department late yesterday that
ne rad appointed court az inquiry
10 make a FUN investigation OF IN"
circumstances surrounding lieui"m-
ant lanEdon's death The admiral
sad h. would leave Manila win
members q the court for NladivostoN
next Thursday.
Meantime 'hc rovavnm"n, also wiil
await rrp'y 80 tn" state p"Hari-
mcn,'s note al Thurad'y 10 the Hap
ancsc governments requesting an en-
PLANTATION ot tn. AFFAIR and sugE't'-
ms, adequate r"paraiIpn for Li'ui"n-
an, I.nrGd MS d"ata.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
SOUTAR CAPTURES TENNIS
TITLE AT PHILADELPHIA
Defeats G. j. Fairs Artrr> Thrilling
Mntch-Winrcr VIII Meet
Jay Gould.
lbs Associated Press. !

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Jan. ID
J"cN S"utar. OF ;hc Philadelphia Rae
In't CLUB. won the first professional
cour, tennis championship of Amcri-
ca today by defeating =. i. Fairs. :,
former worlds tito holder. IN the
final match on the racquet club
courts. Go. 3-G IS, G-I. e..
Fairs put up a wonderful fight
AGAINST his younger md more active
opponent. SoGtar had several lucky
breaks when hc mot tn. bail while
OFF the balance and yet found the
grin. for AN ace.
Soutars victory qualified him to
meet Jay Gould tor the open cnarn~
riVnSlip OF the United states ut the
racquet club ncAt Wednesday, and
fv!day.
S"utar started by winning four Of
TN" hrSt live games and IL looked
as II IA" would rU;np away with the
match. but Fairs. ia the sixth game.
came TO lf". won Two In a row and
though he dropped ~. eighth after
dcuc. had hocn called twice. came
Dhck ana won two moro, both liccnly
contested struggles with dcuc. called
three times. Fairs dropped the rae
pg"t at the critical >oofncut in tn.
final gam" Of tho set. however and
lost this costing him tn. frame by a
u 10 > score
Fairs won hanIily IA tho second
heights ~ the third set which he
won To >.
IN. rourth So. was a dins-don. ar
fair Win tn" ScOr" four an Suuiar
won tn" next iwp after a desperate.
Grappl", taking the set 6 20 /
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
MICHIGAN STUDENT BODY
PUTS BAN ON "J-HOP"
Im'i-nntion Meetings Arc IIriJ n, IpI
Nrrst,. but u l. Thought They
VIII Hc fruiilr->
lny ASeoe.arel Press.

Am Ai;HoH. MICH IAN l5.-rhc
lion, crpwnlnE soviG event II III.
.Ghpol year ~ tn" University az
MicniGHn. mas passed under Tho ban
OF IN" COMMITTEE" Of student AFFAIRS In
"%p."nniion OF its action. tn" commit
tee mad" public Il statement today de-
,IrinS mat tn" party had brought
abuses. dISGra"!uE tic university. -
ana "harhct"riz.nG past functions as
vulgar" That the event led To ''iu-
diNidua! caddtShncs- "roeklcssucSS'
anu that pledges hal been violated by'
fr"tcfnit!"s were other reasons piv.n
Tor IN" action.
S!nc" IN" committees decision be-
cam. known yesterday. numerous in =
dlEnhiion meetings hIv" been hnIt a,
"hlcn threats to take tn" matter No.
LOT" IN" Legislature were heard TN.
faculty. however. expected IN. com
niS zee s'ht Hment - put a dampcr on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
.D|SORDERLY CASES ON
DECREASE IN CHICAGO
Prohibition Officials Point To IL us
One or Chief Results OF
Dry Regime.
iBy Nssoclutcd i'rcss. /

CHICAGO. Jan. ia decrease OF
nearly "a per cent Ia the number of
municipal court cases on charges Of
"disord"rly conduct In 1920 as com
pared with 1871. VAS cited today by
prohibition officials of the central do
partment nS ON" of the h!g results
Of their efforts Ia enforce the Vol
stead act. Tn" 1920 cases numbered
32.3o5. thos" in Iai" were 3S.G33. and
In 1917 totallcd 5T,GST.
The work is not going TO sui.
thosc who tack patience said Frank
-. Richardson. prohibition enforce
ment agent for the central district.
hut considering the fore" "" have,
"" feel wc do not hav" 10 apologize
There w"r" i.Sil cases al alleged
violations OF the Nolstcad act dis
covered. MIR. Richardson s-aih. and .
600 cases were turned over To III.
Federal district attorney.
Fifty THOUSAND gallons OF bonded
liquor has been seized IN Chicago.
valued 81, about SJ.b0oGOc at boot
leg" prices. and LOO stills. OF which
800 wcr" captured IN Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
SMOOT WOULD PROHIBIT
SMOKING By EMPLOYEES
Rrccn, fIr- Ia census nur"nu
Prompts srnntnr Ia Introduce
Eill ia Scnnir.

WhSliISGTDN. Jan 80 Inc Pres
dent and eN-"u $enatD;S and Repro
scntat!v"s might nave - take :" thr
streets 10 enjoy cigars. cigarettes OF
"a uioc as an aid 10 statysmaniik"
reflection IL bill onor"B today BY
senator ~inoOt brcanc'a las. u
forhlds smokiu@ Ia government de-
'artrncnis or any !n!,g"unrnt IS
'ahlishmrui ~ Tho government rs a
;trc protection measure, and It, Ian
.uiS- was neid 10 .uciude ;Er White
House and Capitol.
Sus Hurcau records, attributed 10 Il
cigarette. prompted the Utah Scna-
tnr'R prOp0snl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
COMMITTEE APPROVES
DISARMAMENT MEETING
House Foreign Affairs Body Re.
ports Resolution to Have I'rcsi-
dent Call Conference.


WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-The joint
resolution requesting President will
son 10 call conference OF the ma
tons OF the world 20 consider univcr-
sal disarmament. was approved today
by the House Foreign Anaisr Com.
mIt,ec without a dissenting vote.
The committee rejected. . 10 .. an
amendment by Representative Mason
Republican. Illinois. that invitations
20 participate IN tho conference be
extended to Ireland and the Philip
pines.
Although Democrats on the commit
tee voted /" report The resolution to
the House. they questioned the pro-
prlcty OF requesting President Will
son 20 act on the eye OF his depart
urc from Office
Representative Connally. Democrat,
Texas. declared tho proposal should
be left over Tor consideration by ;he
new President. adding that Mr.. VIII
son might not h- disposed to issue
The call because ~ iel!cf that il
might cubarrass his successor. Rep
r"scniative Flood. Democrat Virginia.
Contcndcd however, that II tn. res
o!nti"n was adopted. thor" would bc
no reason 10 presume NJ. Wilson
might ignore II.
The vote was taken after Chairman
Porter had explained tina, il MAS the
purpose to have TN" resolution ready
for Mr. Harding and that nobody had
a thought OF causing embarrassment
to Mr.. Wilson.
Mr.. Mason and Representative
Smith. Democrat. New York wer,. the
only members voting FOR tho amend
n"nt to include ireland ana the
I'hilfupincs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
FAST TO FORCE SPOUSE
INTO CHURCH FAILURE
Mrs. Ernest =. Harrington Consents
I" Drini> Glass nf MIX In
Minister'S Presence.

10 DANNII.LF. ILLS. Jan. lj.-Mrs
Ernest :. HARRINGTON, who claimed to
hny" been fHStinG fpr ;Orty-cight
days 10 in'!u"nc" her husband to join
church. ended her hunger strike to-
da%. upon being ads N.od by Rev. e :.
iaNn". of E.ldnra'ip, 10 take food.
In" woman Immediately consented
and drank glass oi milk III the
prss"nc" az the minister.
Ernest :. Harrington. IN" woman :
husband. FOR whom sh" declared she
suffered IN" strike. SnyS hts wife
has seen IA" error of her own way
and il wiling 10 r"sGm" her dgllS
rontIn" Of lie" ic says hc has
not joined tn. church and viii not do
~" until he gets ready
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
Leather Union EnIoinca.

Sr, LOUIS. Jan. IA permanent
Injunction prohibiting members OF
Local So. Of the United Leather Work
crS' International Union. from picket
in: or interfering with the business
OF Ave local trunk manufactures. was
granted in the United states district
court today. strike is in effect at
the hv" companies. and the court ap-
pointed a special commissioner to
assess damages against the union "a
/, rnsmli ~ IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
ITALIAN GIRL SEEKS
SOLDIER FOR HUSBAND
Tells Miami Police She Nursrd Him to
Health mud lie Asked Her to
Follow,


MIAMI. FLA. IAN. l5.-Aid Of the
police was today sought by pretty
l!-ycar-old Adele Eonlno. OF Genoa.
italy. in her efforts TO locate Arthur
Kemp, discharge sailor. for whom
sh" crossed tho seas. arriving here
ycster'iay.
AceornipE to the Irl's story. kcn,a
was hnrScd hack to health by hcr al
ter an Illness Of cour months. and
when arl" (" return - the SCrvir"
n" secured Adc!''s promis. that Hh"
would come 20 America after the wir
and 'narrE him. three detectives OF
~" local pole" department; arc con-
duct.uE viGj,ant search for tho
sailor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
BUY "KICKLESS" DRINKS
NOW AT YOUR OWN RISK
District Attorney Rrfuscs Warrant
Against 1hosr Selling DubhirIc~s
thnmpnSmc.

WASiIiNGToN. Ian. I5.Thirst
citizens who buy bottles labeled
cham pagnc' only 10 discover the
contents TO be "kickioss' cider. hay"
no legal redress. District Attorney
i.askr ruled today. IL" refused :,
request from Department 90 Agri-
culture experts for warrant To
se!a" carDonatcd cider alleged to be
Labeled champaign" In violation of
tn" sbrandiIS section OF the food
aad drug act
Mr. l.a>ky explained that ans man
"h" purchased champagne 'hcs" da "
was law ViOluiOr under the Vol
stead act and the law could not b"
Invoked to ala IN its own viola
ton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
I-NGL AID JOINS U. S.
IN PROTEST TO MEXICO
once I" Supreme Court Decision on
o"'cr~hin OF Nairn Mining Conn
iGny in chihuahun
tBE Assoclatel Press

MENICO CITY. Jan i5-,;rca,
Britain has Joined the United states
III protesting against the recent de.
cis'"n OF tn" Mexican Supreme com,
"a - cas-" involving the nyynrrship or
TIE Naic1 Mining company. yyi,osc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
INCOME BLANKS DELAYED
Forms for Proceeds of Less 1hnn
$1,000 VIII BE Mailed To-day
Sturtcr.
10y Associated Press ]

tsN associated i'r"SS.
WASlilNGTON, Jan. ij.-Thc send
Ing on; of income tax forms for in
comes OF less than $1,000. Job re-
During distribution o: more than 81
V0u.0oU copies, has been delayed
X was expected TO begin mailing
them today. Treasury officials said.
but probably they Will not bc ready
before January %. leaving forty
thrnn hnys for filling ont and filing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16

property is located In the state OF
Chihuahua
The British note was received
through the mails by the Foreign
Office yesterday. it's informal prcsen
tai.on being explained by tho fac,
that Great Bri,ain's representative
mere has no official standing
The Foreign Office has announced,
u VIII answer both the british ana
United states mates simultaneously.
" - understood President oh-r.or
mas ordered special Investigation
%! tin, case '"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
IIuunr Raid Mt Miami.

MIAMI, fl.h.. Jan II. Fi',y-Si,
eases %; liquor, valued al approx
iuatc!v Si.0nn. wor- seized IA raid.
Thursday ana yesterday rs Fed
crnl aE"nrF. on" Of tn" raids wa,
ut Tho municipal docks. Twcntr
cas"- ot liquor were opened an,
their contents poured into tho bar
and one launch and two large auto
mobiles were conhscated. Five ar
r'siS EGrc made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
,,n,lnu .rrcn.ur, SHOW. surplus.

ROME. Ian Receipts from the
tpoacCo monopoly Tor the first SIN
months Of the fiscal year showed an
Increase of 12,iii.759 lire. The To-
polo Romano says the treasury. which
last october showed q deficit az near
iy .00n.0n0 600 lire. now shows a sur
plus Of nearly loo. G0o.hn" lire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-16
MAY BUILD S1O.OOO,0OO
ELECTRIC DEVELOPMENT
Plans Way he Hr!rnsrd ia Event "f
Favorable tciis,n Ia f.n"rt~
to i;r,i~r Rates.

cHAEIoTTE. *. -. Ian 10. rlaus
for the construction uf u hyir"-"i"c
,rir development 80 Mountain Island
on the Catlwba river t,u m.cs from
this city. at n cost of Sln,uUH'"rO. " ill
hc released In tn" event that favor
the company TO revise and Increase
!iS sch.5ul" ~ rates iOT industrial
power now obtaining In tEis state. 1t
has hecn Indicated 10y Il. y Duke. an
official Of the Southern Power Com
pany, VINO Is here today
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-01
SAGE TEA DARKENS
HAIR TO ANY SHADE
Don't Stay Gray! Here's an
Old-tirne Recipe that Any
body can Apply.

rs The use of Sage and Sulphur for res
storing faded, gray hair to it's natural
color dates back to grandmother's
time. She used it to keep her hair
beautifully dark, glossy and attrac-
tive. Whenever her hair took on that
dull, faded or streaked appearance,
this simple mixture was applied with
wonderful effect.
But brewing at homo is mussy and
out-of- date. Nowadays, by asking at
any drug store for a bottle of ''Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" you
will get this famous old preparation,
improved by the addition of other in
gradients, which can be depended up
on to restore natural color and beauty
to the hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
says it darkens the hair SO naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell it has
been applied. You simply dampen a
sponge or soft brush with it and draw
this through your hair, taking .one
strand at a time. By morning the
gray hair disappears, and after an
other application or two, it becomes
beautifully dark and glossy.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound is a delightful toilet requisite
for those who desire a more youthful
appearance. It is not intended for
the cure, mitigation or prevention Of
disease.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-01
EMORY GLEE CLUB
WAS WELL RECEIVED
PROGRAM GIVEN BY STU
DENTS OF UNIV ERSITY
PLEASES BIG AUDIENCE.

The Emory University Glee Club
was received with whole-hearted hos
pitality by the people OF Dawson,
which was expressed not alone in the
fine audience which greeted the Ell
tertainers at the Palace theatre but as
we'll in the many courtesies extended
them. The visitors were met on their
arrival by ex-students OF Emory and
taken in automobiles to the homes
where they were entertained while
here
1t is the general opinion that the
entertainment was one OF best ever
given here Music lovers were given
a treat in the selections from grand
opera by Mr.. Barnes, who possesses
a tenor voice OF wide range and SPLEEN
did quality. The Glee Club was per
haps at its best in the old southern
melody, Garry Me Back to Ole Nlr-
g:nny." The fine harmonies brought
out in the blending of the many well
trained voices was greeted by round
of applause. The Rag Time Court"
made a decided hit, being novel and
full OF pep. eGrand opera up-to-date
was the most elaborate OF the num-
bers, Mr.. Warner and Mr.. Barnes
scoring another triumph. Solos by
Messrs. Pearce, Warner, Eubanks and
Barnes showed unusual talent for
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-01
DAWSON Hi DEFEATS
.MARSHALLvILLE FIVE
GAME BETWEEN FIT. VALLEY
AND SALE CITY WITNESSED
BY LARGE CROWD.

Coach Oueener's basket ball team
from Marshallville put up game
scrap against the Dawson boys last
Friday night. almost being able to
overcome the lead against them. In
the first few seconds OF play the VS.
itors. in some mysterious way, snapp-
ed the ball down to the basket and
through it. Then the local boys took
the lead and held it throughout the
game. During the last few minutes OF
play the Marshallville bunch brought
The score up to Dawson's, lacking one
point. Then came the star play OF the
game in which Lamar recovered a
fumbled ball, passed it to Jordan, who
made the bail shimmy around the
basket before dropping through.
Coach Oueener's bunch is clean
one and he deserves much credit Tor
moulding a basket ball squad out OF
material which had never seen a basket
ball until this season.
Sale City Wins Championship.
A record breaking crowd saw Sale
Citv's Fighting Five" annex the
south Georgia championship Saturday
night. Sale City outpassed and out
PLAYED Fort Valley Since so much
was at stake, the tension was very
high and the playing very hard. Two
near fights resulted. One, when the
Peach Packers demon little forward,
Evans, grew excited and rode Henry
into the wire a bit harder than was
necessary. Henry retalliated with
right to the jaw and then Referee
Cheeves separated them. Evans was
elected from the game, which was a
considerable blow to the Houston
county quintet At the end OF the
game the giant Sale City center and
Paul Murray, guard on the opposite
side, started to mix it but about this
time the whistle blew and ended the
game.
AS for the melee itself, it was un-
doubtedly the fastest game that Daw-
son fans have ever witnessed on the
home court. Fort Valley drew first
blood with a field goal, but did not
stand a chance after that Much COM
mendation is due to Mr.. Attaway for
teaching his Sale City squad such
good basket ball. Their passing is
worked down to fine art, and so is
the dribbling, though the shooting
could be improved.
For the winners Henry was high
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-01
DR.. ALLEN FORT
CALLED BY DEATH
Well Known Baptist Minister Died
Friday in Nashville, Tenn. Was
Great Shock to Friends Here.

The death of DR.. Allen Fort, which
occurred at Ills o'clock Friday in
Nashville, Tenn, came as a personal
bereavement to friends of the family
in Dawson, and is deeply deplored by
the people generally in this section.
The burial took place in Nashville
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock be-
side the body of his wife, who died
March last year. DR.. Fort was So
years of age He leaves one son, AL
len Fort, jr., who is i'll from an at
tack of scarlet fever. Although Dr.
Fort was comparatively young in years
he was one of the most widely known
ministers the southern Baptist church
had, and was called to some of the
largest city churches. At the time of
his death he was pastor OF the First
Baptist church in Nashville, Tenn.
and president of the Baptist Sunday
school board. He was a man of robust
left all impress on all with whom he
came in contact. He had a wonderful
hold on the people where he served
as pastor.
DR.. Forts death was great shock
to the people OF Americas, his home
town. He is survived by Col. Hollis
Fort, a prominent lawyer of Americas,
and James L. Fort, assistant attorney
general OF Washington, D. c., and
three married sisters. The passing OF
this noble and gifted young minister
is a distinct loss not only to the Bap-
fist denomination but to the entire
south.