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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-29
OFFICERS CAPTURE STILL IN
WESTERN PART OF COUNTY
Copper Outfit and Barrel OF Mash
Were Taken Saturday.

Saturday morning officers went out
TO the western section of the county
and captured Will Evans, a ZO-gallon
copper distilling outfit and a barrel OF
mash on the farm of E. t. Lockett'
The still and barrel of beer were IN
Evans ward and were covered with
boards and pine straw.
On the return trip to Dawson the
officers stopped at the home OF All
Elv on the farm Of J. M. Bell, where
they found another barrel OF mas s
Ely stating that it was made lot
Evans.
Both negroes were brought to Daw-
son and lodged in jail, and later were
released on bond. :n
In the raiding party were SheTin
Woods, Deputy Sheriff yennngs' o
liceman Chanbless, q She'!sian a;2.,
r. II Ciade
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-29
RS. HARPER'S
PUPILS GIVE RECITAL
SPLENDID PROGRAM WAS
1NJOYED BY PARENTS AND
INVITED FRIENDS.

'S nome OF MIR. and Mrs. NJ. H.
pei was the scene OF an enjoyable
thursday evening, when the
lloers OF Mrs. Harper's school Of
Sssloh and music entertained
t,;t parents and close friends with
reception brought together
@c, Who love children" and a talk
h. I"lla Welfare" by Rev. Reese
III proved a crowning feature to
H, TeC"Sion; One OF the incidental
Ent; [s OF the program was the de
', o;, OF the life and works of Mo
81 9"t I by Mrs, Harper, marble
h. n ,ut composer being shown.
and PJ''Il{ children were seen in
Len GIu scntillating musical satire,
Gcts ,i an array of special scenic
'''@' constituted splendid feat
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-29
ORCHESTRA WILL PLAY
AT PLEASANT HILL CHURCH

The orchestra from Preston will be
at Pleasant Hill Baptist church next
Sunday, both morning and night. 1t
will be recalled that this orchestra
PLAYED there last summer in a revival
meeting, much to the delight of many
who heard it. The pastor, Rev. Z. L
Moore, says he wants all in reach OF
the church to be present with singing
iah ii I'D s,fa-e n taeir hearts
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-29

A self confessed organ
"a Created rate Nth the selfish
n0fiUe to advertise the
I'VE Build Spirit" in
DdlUSOn.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-29

proximately $4,000, and will be one
of the handsomest and most imposing
structures in Dawson. The kind OF ma
terial of which it will be built has not
yet been decided on. It will front
Stonewall street, and there Will 'be
store rooms in the lower story, the
second story being used as the home
of the lodge.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-29
REGULAR LUNCHEON THURSDAY, | O'CLOCK
AT THE DAWSON INN.
BY j. MERCER BARNETT,
international President.

Kwanan Ciggs will give attendance pn-lOOO lbs Of ice Get
us nw-onehaf Pretty clever Ggg isn't give half ton of
oOng The ony trouble it'll nOhng-water maybe
Then Grggs give another half ton Its impossible make ice last
the kind you get from Criggs
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-29

Full associated good
fellowship HUe lOire
service, not exclusive
in its field. No rights
reserved.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-03-29
NOTICE.

| have moved my shop to my new
building on north Main street. next
door to Wall-Couric Co, and am pre-
pared to- serve my customers in the
same tITet of repair work. Phone lSa.
J. SsEfsraI . siir
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01

The Coyote Journal came out yes terday for u e first time this year. Students remark that the paper is peter this year than last.
 The registration in Phoenix high has reached 1867, making the att tendance larger than it has been in the history O. the school. To date there are 666 freshmen. 551 sopho- mores. 317 juniors, 2ss seniors, 66 junior college 4s special and 26 col ored students enrolled.
 In the debating course this year it is designed to conduct a form in which the studer will learn by &C., tual practice the conduct of busi- ness, under elementary rules. Along with this formal training they are
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01
.O COMPLETE WORK
 FUR DISABLED VETS

In order to complete the work among disabled soldiers. James Null care, liaison representative, will con- fer with Duane Bird of Nogales, the state commander of the American Legion, at state headquarters in the capitol building on Oct. 10. At this conference cleanup campaigns sim liar to that held here Sept. 1920, will be outlined.
 MT. Mulcare was recently appoint ed legion liaison representative of the 12th district. He has just re- turned to the coast from Washing ton. where campaign plans were dis cussed.
 He was with the "Clean-up. Squad" at Tucson, but was called to report at the national office while there, which cancelled his taking part in the first campaign in Phoenix. D. A. Little. department adjutant, has for warded MT. Mulcare a statement of claims pending in this department to familiarize him with conditions in Arizona before the coming confer ence
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01

what real school spirit Is. Barto Da- wis and Bill Doyle each spoke on the season ticket Sale Margaret Growth and Sylvia Lewis told of the girls part in the campaign
 The third team beat the Oliver football team, 50 to O. yesterday aft ernoon
 Everything is in readiness for the football game tomorrow. The team Thursday went through its last scrimmage and preparation for the big battle
 Starting at the. high school at 2
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01
NOTES FROM CLASS AND CAMPUS OF PHOENIX UNION HIGH SCHOOL

studying the art of oral arguments. the nature Of debates. types of argu- ment, what is good authority, and making of the brief.
 The effort will be to render the course as practical as possible. not only by pushing the conduct of af- fairs into student hands, but by the choice of topics which are of imme- diate civic interest.
 Just at present. a committee Is considering the best methods of nom- ination and election of public off cials with special bearing upon the organization of the debating forum.
 Mir. Lehigh WI have charge of the Boys glee club this year, and if his plans can be carried out the club
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01
recognizing Fire Prevention day in

recognizing Fire Prevention day in Phoenix.
 To co-operate with the fire chief. W. w. Lawhon, president of the chamber of commerce, has invited Mel FIckas to confer with commit tee of active citizens who will con- stitute a Fire Prevention day commit tee. Working with Mir. Fickas will be Donald Dunbar, Clinton Campbell, George Mickle, Professor D. F Jantz- en, John D. Loper of the city schools. L. W. Sadler. L. W. Coggins and J. F. Alkire.
 Paul S. Taolock. fire inspector. has been appointed by Fire Chief Sim mons to cooperate with the commit tee, and the first meeting has been called for Il o'clock Monday morn ing at the chamber of commerce. Workers are wanted. Enthusiastic citizens interested in helping in the important work of the committee are invited to attend the meeting.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01

will be big success The tryouts for the club will be held Monday. Oct. 3, eighth hour
 On account of crowded conditions the freshmen were compelled to hold separate assembly from the other students yesterday. The freshmen met in the freshmen study hall, and the other students, assembled in the auditorium. The assemblies turned out to be regular pep generators" Many speeches were given by stu dents. Melbourne Hill spoke on the season ticket campaign. and told
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01
PRIVATE GAR LINES
 vALUEDAT s2,000,O0O

B Total valuation of private car lines in this state has been fixed by the state tax commission at $2.008.8SS. which will net a tax to the state of $42,186.80.
 The tax for 1921 will exceed that of 1920 by $11, ,4S5.75, despite the fact that there are but 109 cars operating this season while last year the num- Der was 118.
 The advance has been explained by Charles R. Howe, chairman of the eos-7 emission. as due to the increase in Hae tax rate. which has been placed at $2.10, while a year ago the rate wAs $1.75. The valuation of the pri- ya1e car lines then was $1.754. 364, which in taxes brought to the state treasury, $30,7O1.05.
 The two leading prlvate car lines in the list of over a hundred are the Pullman and the Pacific Fruit Ex- press.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01

Ross, a brother of the chief justice, who also served on the supreme bench at one time. He was appointed by Governor Hunt to fill the unexpired term of Justice Franklin upon the latter's resignation prior to ais c.c- ceptance of the office of collector of internal revenue
 Justice Flanigan announced yes terday that Miss Margaret Carney of Bisbee will serve as his secretary. Miss Carney has been in his employ for the past ten years.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01
NEW JUSTICE HERE
 ID TAKE UP DUTIES

Justice E. J. Flanigan of the su- reme court arrived from Bisbee yes- terday and will take over his official duties for the first time today. He paid courtesy call on Chief Justice Henry D. Ross and Justice McAlister shortly after his arrival and informed the court that he had taken his oath of office in Bisbee few days ago.
 Justice F'lanigan, who was appoint ed by Governor Campbell 70 fi.l the unexpired term of the late Justice
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01
By Pop Mor71and

o'clock today a parade through town will be staged. headed by the band and the football team
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01
FIRE PREVENTION COMMIT TEE NAMED

Fire Chief Simmons will ring the alarm early next week for general clean up of premises and removal of rubbish. This is the first step in
The New York herald., 1921-10-30
statesmen

statesmen
(ENGINEERS and METALLURGISTS
The Corporation inserting this ad-
vertisement has an opening in Its
sales department for q few men of
engineering and metallurgical expert
ence.
The product which Is a magne-
SUM alloy, Is considered the worlds
strongest light metal. 1t was ex-
hibited In various forms at the
Seventh National Exhibit of Chemical
Industries. which exhibit resulted in
requests for Information and quota
tions from over five hundred prom
inent manufacturers throughout the
United States.
This metal Is one-third lighter than
aluminium. one-fifth the weight of
copper and one-fourth the weight OF
Grey Iron. II wfhstands atmospheric
influences. Is nom agnetic and has
an electrical conductivity 1875 greater
than that Of Aluminium. In the form
of castings II has 1926 greater ten
sile strength than Aluminium. In the
form OF forgings It has the tensile
strength OF Grey Iron. 1t responds
to a special heat-treatment process
whereby It's tensile strength can be
increased to that OF certain grades
Of steel. Its price per unit of volume
is less than that of Aluminium.
A metal of such extreme lightness
and tensile strength is essential in tho
manufacture of Automobiles, Aero
planes, Hydroplanes and Dirigibles:
Artificial Limbs. Electrical Appli-
ances, Optical Goods, Vacuum Clean
ers. Trunks and Travelling Cases, and,
In fact any and all articles requiring
a metal which combines lightness and
strength.
We require straight-thinking, broad
visioned men to assist US in provid-
Ing the additional working capital
which we require for plant expansion
and to merchandise our product In
the Worlds markets. and we are pre-
pared to pay such men from s., 900 to
$4,000 annually In cash commissions
and bonuses. You do not need to
have sales experience in this particu-
lar field In order to qualify, but YOU
do need to be the right kind of a
man. Application may be made In
person between the hours of II A. M.
and 3 p. M. Monday. at 709 Sixth
Avenue. 11th floor Corner 41st
street,. New York. Please ask for
Mr. Mustain.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30
sALEsMEN.

sALEsMTN.
WE HAVE AN UNUSUAL oPPoRTU-
NIFTY FOR MEN WHO HAVE THE
TALENT IN SELLING AND THE AMBI-
TION TO MAKE REAL MONEY IN AN
ENTIRELY NEW FIELD.
OUR ORGANIZATION rs MADE UP OF
TRAINED MEN, EACH DEPARTMENT
CONDUCTED BY THE MAN MOST PAR
TTCUARLY SUITED TO EXECUTE HIS
PARTICULAR DUTIES.
THE MEN JOINING THIS oRGANIZA-
TON AT THIS TIME ARE LAYING THE
FOUNDATION FOR a PERMANENT CON
NECTION WITH UNLIMITED POSSIBLY
TIES. NATURALLY WE WANT AMBI-
TIOU6 MEN, AND THEY MUST BE MEN
WHO ARE READY AND WILLING TO
WORK OUR PLAN OUR WAY.
wD FURNISH LEADS.
T You CARE FOR YOUR FUTURE AN
SWER THIS AID IN PERSON.
CALI. MONDAY, OCTOBER 31sT AT 1850
p. NJ.
11TH FLOOR, 205 FOURTH AVENUE.
COR. 20TH STREET.
AND Ask FOR MR.. wooLLEY.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30

EALESMEN.-Large national motion picture
distributing company desires to secure the
services Of several high class representatives
to sell It's pictures direct to motion picture
theatres in Greater New York and Northern
New Jersey. Strictly commission basis. Pre-
vious film experience not necessary.
most unusual opportunity offered to men
who qualify TO enter very lucrative and
fascinating field. Will be trained under the
personal supervision of vice-president. who
Is recognized as one OF the foremost sales
executives in the industry.
Appointment by letter only. State past ex-
perience and references. Sales Department,
National Exchanges. Inc. third floor, SSS
eth ay.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30
sALEsMAN

TO cover New England territory for
one of the most representative houses
In the manufacture of dresses and
ncgligees, to take care Of well estab-
iished trade In this territory; want
salesman who has covered this terri
tory and Is well acquainted with the
trade; O most excellent opportunity.
Address o-s5, p. o. Box $500. Phila-
delphia, Pa.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30

SALESNfAN--we have territory open between
10th ST. and Harlem River as far north as
Spuytcn Duyvil. A salesman who 10 40
quainted with tho grocery ana delicatessen
trade IN this section will be given chance
to make good. Our line consists of pickles.
preserves. tomato products. &C. Answer by
letter only. stating past experience and with
what firm connected. which will be treated
shank Bros. Co., 62 Wooster St. New York.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30
ROOKETTIILER WAS NOT ALWAYS
RocKEFELLER THE "aRuAT."

RooKEETLLER WAS NOT ALWAYS
RooKEFELLER THE "aRuAT."
He started life as a plain boy
He performed many humble tasks
He wasted years at mediocre work.
until one day-he discovered his REAL
vocation-and his TRUE abiity-and
THAT day marked the turning point
in his life
Many another man-has wasted years
''in finding himself
Perhaps You have not yet struck an
opportunity-that would show you the
really BIG ability that you possess
Perhaps you are now working at
something. with small pay-when you
possess ACTUALLY enough ability
to earn 100 times as much
If this be so--we want to meet YOU
Because we can offer to men OF latent
ability-determination and strong de-
sire-an opportunity In which there Is
no limit TO how high you can climb
We have run several other ADVERTISE
ments-and from those advertisements
earning from 500 to $500 week.
These men have been fairly pushed
by US into their present success
We will give you identically the same
training and the Same opportunity
that we gave to them
They themselves will tell you how easy
our proposition Is to sell-easy because
in our line we have no competition
We arc O large CORPORATION with
nationwide reputation-We don't care
how many advertisements you have
answered--now many times you have
been disappointed or how much you
may doubt
Here is one you can answer with alb
solute confidence that-if you are be-
tween the ages of 25 and 35-and are
honest enough and ambitious enough
TO do your best-you cannot fall
This is one opportunity that is REAL
ALI you do Is write q letter telling
us OF your past experience-and stat
ing when 1t will be convenient to call
for an interview
But you must write at once
Our sales quota will soon be COM
pleted and the opportunity will be
withdrawn
Write to-day
o 7s4 Herald. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30
HELP wANTED-MALE.

sALns MEN.
SEsT Tzas sss sEQRs EQQRF 4oSs sSSs lSB' HSIs'
Our propoeition u. first. 10
that Will pay you sco to 500 .
There are no strings tied to this
1T u bona fids, Il u real--and
Il 10 waiting for the right type
Of man--N0W.
NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE
rs REQUIRED-no matter what
you have done or are doing:
you owe II to yourself and
yours to investigate this oppor-
tunity.
What We want. what we need
and what we are willing to pay
good solid incomes for. arc AM
bITIOUS. enthusiastic, rcd
blooded mon who oAn take hold
and mako good.
For the right man ths sky n
the limit.
A visit to our Vocational De-
partment win take only Q few
minutes time. win not ohlirete
you In any way-and WILL
open the way to an ever In
creasing income and q perma-
mont, salaried position.
LIE ROY SARGENT . 90.
Inc.,
Ground Floor. II East doth D..
New York.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30
HELP wANTED-MALE.

sALEsAiEN WANTED
FOR EVENING WORK.
1890 during the % next : moa{Ss. -
Selling Experience Unnecessary.
The Business Builders' course in
ealesmanship IL offered WITHOUT
CHARGE. We are conducting evening
COURSES for men In response to vide
demand for such training for those
who arc engaged during the day.
Expert Sales Managers are here 20
give you every possible help IN the
Held. and trained corps of Bales In
ability to the point that win turn Il
into big money making asset for
you.
II you are now employed. and II
you really wish to get ahead Of the
game. you can devote q part OF your
evenings to an intensive selling cam
paign that will net you an amount In
excess OF your present salary.
We want our men to learn salesman-
ship. but II Is equally important that
they be trained for executive positions
in merchandising sales and sales man
agement.
During the past year and half we
have promoted 118 men from the sales
ranks to executive positions paying
from $500 to $4,000 q year IN SAL
aries and bonuses. We require $50
men for as many similar positions In
seven established corporations which
are now doing business. and at the
Same time are In process Of expan-
sion.
Our men are trained by selling on
commission the securities OF tho ex-
panding corporations. A salesman
sells tho securities of only one cor
poration, but he has the opportunity
to enter any one Of the seven.
BY good work you can literally cre-
ate your own PERMANENT JOB AS
AN EXECUTIVE. You can earn
money NOW and at the Same time
build solidly for your future.
Call at p. NJ. It win take about
an hour to toll you all about Il. Our
reception room 10 ON the 12th floor
JAMES w. ELLIOTT'6
BUSINESS BUILDERS, INC.
18th and 18th Floors,
Knickerbocker Building,
42d st. and Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30
SALESMAN.

We have an opening on sales force Of
speciality statesmen. who have been selling
our direct by mail advertising limo for over
six years.
Successful applicant will be given a draw
ing account plus cooperation that will en-
able him to earn good income.
II you're a good hustler, a real producer
Of business and can show successful record
covering q period of years and are looking
for q real permanent business homo see Mr..
Wick after 10 o'clock and before II. 207
West 25th st.. N. Y. O.. 11th floor.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30

Statesmen. ELECTRIC LIGHT.
We will engage eight experienced
electric sign statesmen as district man
ayers and fifty less experienced local
salesmen this and other territories.
Write for particulars. give usual In
formation.
American Sign Company.
Kalamazoo, Michigan.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30
sALESMEN.

want at once two men who are no
afraid to work for a big future to assist
me In the security selling. end OF the
business.
Real help, liberal commission and
fair dealing assured; real honest-to-
goodness proposition. Call between and
8. Room 14t0 Canadian Pacific Bldg.
342 Madison av.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30

ALEsMEN-wanted. by largo con-
cern opening new department. those
having experience as insurance So
licitors. book and magazine sub
scription agents, or speciality sales
men will qualify: permanent posi-
tion; small salary to start with. and
commission. Pioneer Business
Builders. 249 West saith ST.. fourth
floor.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30
GLOVE MAN

WHO CAN EARN $4,000 PER AN
NUM-. TO SELL LINE OF IMPORTED
KID AND FABRIC GLOVES TO
LARGE DEPARTMENT STORES.
NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN; LINE
WIDELY ADVERTISED AND WELL
KNOWN; YOU MUST BE WIDE
AWAKE. TO DO BIG THINGS AND
MUST KNOW GLOVES; STATE TO
THE POINT EXPERIENCE, WHERE
EMPLOYED AND REFERENCES.
s. B.. 320 HERALD. HERALD SO.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30
SALESMAN.

One OF the largest financial organizations
In the United States has an opening for an
aggressive salesman who has had success
full record as salesman In mercantile line
To the man who can qualify wonderful
opportunity Is afforded; college graduate be-
tween the ages Of 25 and 30 preferred. In
terview 10 to 2 Monday, room 1918. 25 West
43d st.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30

STENOGRAPHER-Youn man with freight
traffic experience for general office work i;
must be accurate; good opportunity for prop
salary expected. 776 Herald. $50 B'way.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Industrial concern
has opening for experienced stenographer.
Christian; opportunity for advancement: ]:
experience. o 7s1 Herald. $50 Bway.
STEWARD and wife wanted: young couple,
unencumbered. to cater for we'll established
country club their own account: liberal
reople; give references and state where
previously employed. Address 6idworth. S87
Herald. Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30

FURNAc
SALE MAN.
Position offers exceptionally fine future par
ticularly to man who has specialized in
the heating business. Tho work requires
the sale OF low pressure boiler, and the
stock OF the company manufacturing It.
There Is no competition In the field, which
statement will challenge the attention Of any
high grade man. The guaranteed efficiency
OF the boiler Is IS per cent. II means an
opportunity TO- get into q going business
while 1t Is still young.
THERE IS NO CATCH ABOUT THIS AID
IT Us WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY AND
WE WANT ONLY A MAN OF THE HIGH
EST TYPE.
Mention in your reply age education. ex-
ton q.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30
sALEsMEN.

SALE6MEN.
HIGH CLASS HOUSE DEALING IN
STOCK EXCHANGE SECURITIES DE-
ETRES THE SERVICES OF SEVERAL.
MEN WITH CLIENTELE; H., sALARY AL11l7,
LARS: CONFIDENTIAL; OPPORTUNITY
FOR PROMOTION TO BRANCH MAN
AGERSHIP. AFTER ] O'CLOCK.
SUITE so1-2. LoEw BUILDING. 1o4o
BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30

SALESMAN-Manifoid books, on loose leaf.
on profit sharing basis: must have trade
state full. experience and details in strict
confluence to 1904 Herald. Fulton ST.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30

HIGH grade salesmen wanted by excep-
tionally high class financial institution, TO
sell foreign securities Of the better class
only securities that are In constant demand
by the public, we desire men who have had
some experience In this line Of endeavor-
with clientele; We will also outline to
men without clientele a very attractive
proposition; II you cannot earn $75 and up
ward weekly you need not take up our time
I'm interview. Apply Monday, between 10
A. NJ. and P. NJ, to Manager OF Foreign
Department. 1877 broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-10-30
WEARING APPAREL.

FURs FOR SALE At BARGAIN;
ONE EsMiNE STOLE, NEVER W
SUNDAY srShi AND SoNDAY. 70 SP. \
The New York herald., 1921-10-30
sALEsMrN.

LIVE LEADS: listed stock; day and nisht
work; 2 statesmen, speaking italian. Amer
lean lean Finance and Credit Co.. s5 Wall IT,.