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New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
Pacific Coast Boy Expected
To Cire Veteran Hard Bnttlc
Youth and Unframed Power Versus Experience and
the Last Word in Ring Ccneraship; s'Pepper''
Martin and Tommy Noble in Sem-Final Bout
BY Jack Lawrence

Weterweght champion of the be crowned this
coming Madison Square Garden when Jack Brtton the most
y r ring Dave Shade the fstic Nowe, ~ th
vast IN a feen-round skrmish the title ~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17

Edgar ApplebSy Beats Brother;
Percy Collins Is Also Victor

Edgar 7. AppIeb,.
unIrfcaicd in The in.
tcrnaiional amateur
1872 baiklinc billiard
tournament now in
progress in Phiiadcl-
phia. Applcby was
the winner in the re-
cent national tourna-
ncnt and in tho pres
cnt title play has
won two matches and
lost none
New-York tribune., 1922-02-17
Thormai,len Signs Contract

sApprcntlce allowance Of pounds
claimed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
Significant PhOtOpIay
Will Be Filmed by Ran

OF hts old bathing beauty assort
ment IN now star or near star.
His latest IL Kathryn Mcclure,
who appeared a. dancing girl In
some of his less important films
He gave her a prominent role IN
'-rh. Cross Roads OF New York
and now shs 10 leading lady in The
Shrek Of Araby." Ben Turpin's lat.
est nvereei trsvesty.
when Mr.. Ski. the eminent Sene.
xaieae. knocked Georges Carpenter
for n row OF brick plumbing shops
he hurt more than hts feelings and
his reputation as prizeflghter. Car.
pcutier had just started on career
as motion picture hero. His suo'
cess In that line WAS largely con
tingent on his following as a pub.
lic idol gained by hts exploits with
padded gloves Carpenter had Just
oompieted "a Gypsy Cavalier" when
no agreed 10 fight Ski.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07

Conducted IN cooperation usfh
Associated Ffrsf National Pictures.
Inc.J
BETTY Iane--weil. Betty Jane. 20
you had 10 come 60 the answer man
for information. that's Just what !
am here for. You are on the wrong
track as 60 the Bushmans. They arc
not in Europe just now but are ap.
pearing on the Keith circuit. the big
time circuit. Their con doe. not ap'
pear with them. None Of tho Bush
mans are on IN. screen at present.
Constance Mary Alden played In
six Husbands and Calico Wives"
She IL playing the mother role In
"The Bond hoy opposite Richard
Bartheimens.
Ned Mabel Baiiin r. married 20
Hugo Balln. Her name before abe
became Mrs. Hugo nailin was Mabel
crcffs. It's quito true that she ap'
pearcd In musical comedy before she
entered pictures.
Rosa B.--Essher Bsrn IL Thefs'r
sister. shs has never been on the
screen with her. Theda has recently
returned TO the silver sheet ana u
Eolnr 10 do picture tery soon
Wesley Barry ~ "a and Charlie
Chaplin lie a..
Dorothy G. B~he Daniels has
been arrested for speeding very oft.
len. she either pays her flns or clhe
goes fo jail. Altho. 10 be accurate,
she never went 20 jail hut once
However. she says she enjoyed her
stay there. She 10 soon 10 appear IN
q new spanish story. entitled ~sinEed
Wings Yes. it's true that she
traces her ancestry back TO the Span.
lsh srfstocraey.
n. c.--coiunbfa university has a
complete course in motion picture
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
Picture hf{er

Wallace worsley will direct wal
lace Reid in ''Nobody's Money"
Conrad Nasei win be Poia Negri's
leading man In Bella Donna" now
in production At Hollywood. Conway
Tearle and Claude King also will
have important roles.
Richard Walton Tuliy intends 10
screen Tho Bird OF Paradise upon
his return from Europe. early IN
is23.
Peter Milne has completed the
scenario OF Bertha ~. ciay's wife
in Name only"
Robert Frazer VIII appear In Mae
Murray's next.
Joseph c. Lincoln's Captain Fri"
is being adapted for the screen.
George Randolph Chester r. writ.
ing the continuity for The Sum.
mons" Frank Mayo's next. Mayo In
completing The Hot Head" with
Helen Ferguson as leading lady.
Ethel Clayton In being starred In
The Remittance Woman" story
BY Assumed Abduliah. Wesley Rug
giles IN directing.
"Theims." starring Jane Novak.
has been oompleted. Chester Ben
nett directed.
shoe Bar s,raiton- will be Tom
Mrs next.
George ArchaInbaud has been en-.
gagged 90 direct THE Power OF q
iAe." the internationally known
'iovvi by Johann Bojer. recently pur-
chased by Universal.
Marshall Neilan Predicts Revival
Of Spectacle Fiim--headiine. First
we have heard that IL was dead.
Made'yr care, Robert Euis. Helen
Ware and Gustav Won ScyfertitE APP
pear In The Beast" being filmed by
Thomas Dixon. author Of The Clans.
man.
Colleen Moore IL now engaged on
her fourth Goldwyn production. Her
present role ss that OF the neglected
and wlstful wife IN Broken
Chains" which Allen Holubar Is di.
rectinE.
As a harbingcr Of better times.
Universal has decided to call a series
OF it's pictures THE Prosperity
Nine" Carl I.aemle sees no danger
Ia talking too much prosperity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
2 American Girls
Knees Shock Berlin

BERLIN. Oct. FLORENCE Tds
and Jeanette Wilson. two American
girls, decided they would shock the
natives" and proceeded TO do so.
Putting on skirts several inches
shorter than even custom commands
they also put on wooden stockings
with the tops turned down. leaving
their knees bare. q Ia Scot Highland
err. Then they sailed forth. They
passed three policemen who were too
fourth guardian OF the peace halted
them. commanded them to roll up
their stockings and go home 20 get
more clothing on" They compiled
meckiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
THEY COULDN'T FIT
WALTER IN SCHOOL;
He WAS THAT FAT!

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Oct. THE
regret ~ Walter Winkiey ~ reopen.
ing Of school was turned TO smiles
today.
Waiter 10 is years old. He weighs
ZIG pounds. Superintendent, Of
schools r. c. Abbot, tried 20 find the
new pupil a seat. but all were too
small. lie tried 70 M waiter in aide.
wise bu, was unsuccessful.
Walter was allowed TO have \
couple more days OF fishing and
swimming until a special seat for him
IL compisssd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
s T R D
auANsI-AUGHrER"

(Psramcurn
r..si 3 8xnnoa. Thomas Ntixhan
"a KhnErs. tsafrtcs joy
NAithy and orphaned. Lydia
yHssu<. the part enacted by Leatrice
~ u the new attraction at the
fnrd theatsr. Is q speed maniac
~ cpasfantly craving for excite.
ut. 81. narrowly escapes death
Il speeding into the path Of . loco
rqevs and skaters some gates
rred BY the railroad. Later. while
ss<knT on a highway. she Is arrest.
! ~ bribes the officer with a dia-
ri bracelet. He decides TO return
( nd m pursuing her - killed by
N ante. She 10 charged with man,
hssnser and Ia sentenced 10 three
~ IN prison EntAnEiinx sl'ua.
- then ensne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07

A Japanese assimilates with
considerable difficulty. he
learns the language with diff
Guilty. his mentality appears TO
be somewhat different. he is
not what one would call a
good mixer" This In observ-
able 20 some extent even in
Asia among the peoples with
whom he is closely related
DR.. Aies Hrdlicka. before house
committee on the territories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
BETTY C0MPS0N TO BE
IN MOVIE AT HONOLULU

A new production L. about 20 be
started by the Paramount orxanixa.
ton. II VIII he picture called The
White Flower" and most OF the
scenes VIII be held In Honolulu. with
Betty compson in tho stellar role.
Announcement has Just boon made
By Jesse l.. fAsky that Julia Crawford
iver~ has written this story especial.
" for Miss compson. Mrs. fvers
spent several months In Honolulu.
studying the locale. purposely for
this story.
The director and Miss compson'r
supporting cast have not been
cho~.n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
| WINTER GARDEN


hsthsf safonsrn +s..sss thiri~T Mason
DE-. Iaex Msshten. ........Ssst0a Glass
Little Miss SMILES" a William
FOX production starring tho ever
popular Shirley Mason. will bs tho
attraction az the Winter Garden
theatsr beginning sunday. IL 1. a
story Of New FORKS lower Fast side.
In which Miss Mason plays the part
OF a little tenement heroine. Inter.
essing customs Of the Fast side pro
vide the picture with some delightful
scenes.
Elaine Hsrnmerstsin IN Tho way
of Maid viii show the last times
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07

Spanish parts are falling 10 the
lot Of Lila Lee regularly. she had
one ia This Dictator" with Wallace
REID az star. IN blood and Sand
she played Carmen. and nov she Is
Casfilian princess IN The Ghost
Breaker in which Wallace Reid Is
starred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07

actor. appears In one OF his charac-
terixasions ss Harley Hennsx~. Har.
ley IL called -the worst man In
town.. because tho town does not
know that the gamblers fancy ves,
conceais a heart OF gold. The story
IL ono Of youthful love and desert
gold. enacted on the Mojavs dessert.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
CO LO Nj A L
NANCY FROM NOWHERE"

<hnry +.t.-s s.ts s-t ssssr Bets bantsis
Jack Halliday .s.4. xt~srd sa'nsr'snd
Bshc Daniels. popular ResIart star.
Will be seen Saturday fof three days
IN Nancy Prom Nowhere. at the
Colonial theaser. II Ia q story by
Grace Drew and kathrene Pinker.
ton. and presents Miss Daniels in tho
role OF a wi.tful little nobody. rather
than the mischievous hoyden which
she usually portrsys. She Ia sup
ported by a good cast Of players in
this nlcfure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
AUDREY CHAPMAN

Audrey Chapman has been -
Iecsed ne THE New World Lady
Ideal" by Christian Won schnesdnu,
the famous swedish painter. and,
consequently. she " now sitting for
an oil painting. which. upon com
plotting. this arts, will enter in tbs
international Artsts' convention. &c
bs held in Stockholm In the late
autumn. Miss Chapman Is a film
actress whose natural beauty Il
praised and whose stellar POSSIBLE
ties are regarded as exceedingly
bright.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
MERyyx I<Roy

Mervyn Leroy recently had his
first screen fight.
Tho tuxsis. which was started in
the dance hall setting az the I-asky
studio. was for Tire party sequence in
The Cowboy and the Lady" tho
Paramount picture cofsaturing Mary
Miles Minser and Tom Moore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07

Emmett King. Charles McHugh.
George Kuwa. Walter Lone and
Parker Mcconnell have been en-.
gagged 20 appear In the Warner
Brothers, screen version Of y. Scott
Fitzxeraid-s novel. The Beautiful
and Damned"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
LIBERTY


tFfrs< NaNoNat1
I'sr<sEaith...-.s. B1ssr ksason
Sir .s....+s...s.+....N irxinia Fos
IN an apprentices blacksmith
- to an cratic sutomobil. me.
nlc. Buster keason. solemn-vis-
y comedian Of the silver screen.
Hhlss hts way thru two reels OF
IN THE Blacksmith. his latest
Qnedy. a First National attraction.
- at the Liberty sheater.
An Irwin =. Cobb comedy. THE
ke Dollar Baby IL another flea.
I'D photopisy at the Liberty thu.
~. II 10 a Metro picture. and
IN Dana Is seen In the leading
- - Ruth Ralph Lewis enacts
- part Of pswnbroker. who loan.
= The Solitary Kid IS on Ruth when
~ vas a baby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
Blue MOUSE
, AVE- IS AN AWFUL THING

ts.lsniekl
..s<>ay CnerehNt. s.s..s .Nesa aooFs
,-->.- <:~4sus. s.ss.t.ssstt hafjerts Ia"
80 Alien sssstsssats tss sss ss 49, .sss
sAe xsssya Perry ,Mss o~sn Moersl
nav would YOU like 70 &c, breach
= rrunlse suit a. your first wed.
~ prvsentf owen Moore had this
: ,rc~p>cs m Love Is an Awful
->,nr~ which Il now at the Blue
vsoss theatsr. Tho supporting cast
~r,pars Marjorie paw. Kathryn Per
=. wAo in private llfe Is Mrs, Owen
r~or<. Arthur Hoy,. Douglas Carter.
,1.r,ot.s Mlneau. Snifs Edwards and
aau Howell.
-rcve Is an Awful Thing" Il said
/, j ne best comedy In which Owen
ucere has ever been shown, The
<,rv $ such a. one might eneoun.
= any time IN real life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
nY LAMBS W. nEAN


NEW YORK. Sept. THE
CourtHhip Of Miles standirh" IN 20
be filmed by Charles Ray. II should
prove 10 be one OF the most rig
nificant photopiays ye, made in the
United States
For the frs, time American pro
ducers will build n picture play
on 4 specific incidcn, In American
history. tho attitude until now being
that all the historical romances OF
dramatic weight occurred In Eu
rope
f.ongfelio,v's epic. upon which the
film will be based. deals with the
first American love story. that Of
John Alden and Priscilla Muliens
Az you remember. John went "a
Priscilla with proposal Of mar
rtagr on behalf Of Miles standlsh
but Priscilla perceived Johns love
for her and asked. why don't you
speak for yourself. JohnT"
No playwright has ye, contrived
a more dramatic situation than that
Eta power lies In its simplicity. Tbs
wonder IN that II has not been used
before for screen material.
Rays polarization will start with
the crossing OF the Mayfiower. Incl
dents showing the privaiion- and
trihuiations Of the Pilgrims will
sery. - historical background FOR
the romanee. The first Thanksgiv
inx service. tho first wedding in
New England. the origin OF Monda,
washdny and the worship OF God
under the protection % cannon and
musket are incidents that should
thrill tho American public 20 the
drama Of ~. awn history.
Such a picture. adequately han
died. viii DO much 10 ssiil the cry
against the tawdrinesm OF our films
go hush the criticism OF Europeans
that American films are withou,
story merit
Ray has just about completed =
perturbation of James whitcomt
Riley's The Girl I Loved" II is
tradition in Indiana that this poem
II Rilsy's account OF his own lows
affair. 4; was withdrawn from
books of verse he complied In later
life. Patsy Ruth Miller plays the
femlnins lead 10 the film.
Several directors claim credit for
having developed the greatest mum
Der OF screen stars. but probably
no one has given az many present
feminine stars and leading ladies
their frs; opportunities IN tho films
az Mack Ssnnett. Almost everyons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
230-Pound Street
Dancer Il Jailed

ORANGE. y. j.. Oct. 7,-wben
Mrs Flora Davis. who admits she
weighs 73o pounds. was found dane.
ing on tho street corner she was ar.
rested. She danced all the way 20
the police court and told the msgis.
trate she Just had TO dance 70 the
music OF the universe First time
I ever heard OF bottled music" said
the court. Fifty dollars fine"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
LILLIAN ersU

LILLIAN Gish's next picture will be
The White Sister" 10 be filmed In
Italy BY Inspiration Pictures. Dor
o,hy Glsh will appear as Richard
Bartholomew leading lady In an
other film and win then act with
LILLIAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
More Skirt Means
More Work, Claim

MANCHEsTERR. Eng. Oct. Z.
English and Scotch dress goods
manufacturers have Endorsed the
drcssmakers' edict OF longer skirts.
pointing out that this will require
more cloth and decrease unsmploy-
ment in their factories.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07

s,ronshsart picture. ''Brawn OF the
North" and Arthur Trimble 10 the
star Of the picture soon 20 be re.
leased. strange Adventures OF
Prince Courageous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07

DCf&;,1)
coils f U M


trsrameunu
-. mar. s..,s...s.' Wseas hsS ss,,,r
~ iAss. ........ss 'A"'e" s'''
-sarpsrx sands" the Paramount
-s,on AZ the Coliseum theescr
- .,,k. pa thrslling novel OF
srd war on the sahara desert.
's,..,ssslnr incidents arr said to arise
80 itrshim. the scn OF a shelk.
~ ~ "a capture an oasis. lie enlisss
.sr,1css 81 an English official
,I.ns to eventually hold ap the
~ rcvernmen, for a large sum
sr-,ss Hawley and Milton slils.
!. .l.v IN the leading roles are
...srssd BY such PLAYERS as Louise
ss~l.r. Jaeaueilne Logan. Robert
- rsnwick Oliver. Winter Han
4 cfhsrs -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07

AiANILA.--Americsn steamer Ru-
para. bound for Annoy, halted by
coast guard cutter Mindoro and
81. 600 worth Of opium seized. Three
Chinese arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07
co L u M B | A


frniwersslb
FfeY ?. Hssrsss- Henry n. wsifhsli
- c0Tbaif ............. Msrtoris Dxw
~ n<1rsu -...t.....--. Ralph Graves
Mary n. wslthaii Marjorie D2w
! Ralph Graves star In a Peter
J. kyne story. The Long Chance. :
~ q the Columbia theater.
Waishail. the popular character
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07


Daniel" Shirley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-10-07

As harbingcr Of better times.
Universal has decided TO call series
OF it's pictures THE Prosperity
Nine" Carl I.aemle sees no danger
Ia talking too much prosperity.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-09-05
Womankind Is to
Retain Her Little Toe

acknowledgements had
been made that at a special clinic
of the National Association of Chi
ropodists today a number of wo-
men would submit to the amputa-
ton of their fifth, or little, toes. Os-
tensibly, the idea was to do away
with annoying corns, but the real
reason was to enable them to crowd
their feet into smaller shoes.
However, there was no general
amputation. DIR. John Remission, of
Chicago, chiropodist for 80 years,
arose at the opening session and
sounded solemn warning against
sacrificing the little toe.
Cutting off your little toes will
leave the fourth toe unprotected, }"
he said. Mature has provided the
little toe with an especially tough
skin to protect it, but when it is
cut away it leaves the tender mate
next to it unprotected and you are
certain to have much trouble.
Furthermore, with the loss of
the little toe you will lose your
balance and will limp the rest of
your life and undermine your gen
era1 health.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-09-05
XII KLUX SPEAKER
COMING TO DAWSON
BAPTIST MINISTER, OF AR
KANSAS ADVERTISED TO
SPEAK WEDNESDAY.

DR.. Sam Campbell, pastor of the
Second Baptist church at Little Rock,
Ark, is advertised to speak at the
court house tomorrow Wednesday,
night at 500 o'clock, ito give the
truth about the Ku Klux Klan and
law enforcement" An advertisement
announcing his coming appears else
where in The News.
DR.. Campbell is represented as a
forceful and eloquent speaker, and no
doubt a large crowd will turn out to
hear him. The ladies and boys and
girls as we'll as the men are invited
to be present, says the advertisement.
The Ku Klux Khan is a secret order
that is much in the public eye, and is
said to have a large membership
throughout the country, especially in
the south and west.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-09-05
Resolutions in Memory
OfLate Mrs. H. l.. Pierce
Adopted at Annual Meeting of Young
Peoples Union at Lumpkin July %.

God in His infinite wisdom has seen
fit to call to His home above our be-
loved superintendent of the young
people, Mrs. H. l.. Pierce, of Parrot,
Ga, the sad event occurring July 28,
1922 She was enthusiastic, energetic,
consecrated, untiring always in her
work with the children of Summerhill
Association. She loved every one OF
them, but her hobby was boys.
Realizing our loss we wish to sub
nit the following resolution:
/. That we shall continue the work
she so nobly began.
2. That we strive to emulate her
unselhsh devotion to the Masters ser
vice
3. We shall cherish her memory
and pray Gods direction in choosing
her successor.
4. That a copy OF these resolutions
be spread upon the w. M. u minutes,
copy sent to her family and one to
the local newspaper for publication
Mrs. Jim Humber, Mrs. ]. Willard
Lunsford, Committee.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-09-05
MISS MACON" WORTHY
TITLE OF THIS QUEEN
.,oo c1JRR AN ACCOMPLISH
Ni0 m MUSICIAN, DANCER
AND ATHLETE.

Frances Gurr, whose selection
N Hr;.s Macon" to represent Macon
La national pageant and beauty
,. ,r~ in Atlantic City, Septem-
pa .6 ! and 3, is native OF Dawson
\" w.. father the late Ed Gurr, and
|nu mother Mrs. F. +. Lane, now OF
b. lam a|0 were for many years residents
I Ne, US Cnrr has as many accomplish
MIS- ~ her credit as she has points
fei tl'Ss,,,tTv-which any one will admit
| go"t 10 beauty, she is brunette
~ ~ yivacious personality. She has
I'LL HACK eyes, black hair-straight
Pfg'' aIossy-clear complexion with
III u SSoloring and features that have
|lS 81. artists of note ask her to pose
r. their canvaSes.
n w 1n1l in New York last winter,
bora she studied piano, she was in
~. M N nose for Charles Dana Glib
f. u Howard Chandler Christy, John
bnd.baw Crandell, Frances Busch,
hid other artists.
Poses jaime D'Arc.
Mics Gurr posed for the life-size
.m a OF jaime d'Arce by Busch,
g%rb IS hanging in the New York
s.tbqdral St. John, the Divan. She
N for this picture as special cour-
70 the artist, who declared her
i h the ideal type he had been seek
L. IN represent the French heroine.
Among the other compliments paid
b. during her stay in New York was
invitation extended her by the
&rrotor Borglum, brother OF GutzOn
korglnm, TO use her hands as models
n . statute he was to carve for Cen
i, Park. He died before the work
4as begun.
4 mis-, Gurr was graduated from La
H. HIGH School in 1917. She en-
IT, Wesleyan the following year
II received her diploma in piano un-
n Professor Joseph MOerz. In ad-
ston to playing the piano, she plays
h pipe organ and sings.
Meets The Prince.
From Wesleyan she went to Gun
aon Hall, a finishing school in Wash
gton. and was graduated from there
4 1920. She was one OF the few
8dents to be presented to the Prince
Wales on his visit to Washington.
A'hle there she was accorded the dis
.hcton of being voted the best all
smd girl in the school.
] Her debut followed in the winter
1 1921 Society editors recorded in
Il year OF her bow to society that
ID attended dances at Georgia, Geor-
a Tech, Princeton, Yale, Harvard
BID other big Eastern schools. She
as well known in the bali rooms
4 Yale as she is at the Idle Hour
Abuntry Club in Macon.
&She has been sponsor for many a
bllege football and basketball team.
Any last year she was sponsor 1or
Forgia at the great Georgia-Harvard
Roball classic.
4 Quite an Athlete.
&She is an expert swimmer and
Dr.. She rides horseback well and
one OF the states best dancers. She
perfectly at home on the golf links
b tennis courts.
.She is a descendent OF the famous
Grandfather, c. B. Barrow, who was
$e Of the states leading educators. He
rs the head of the first prep school in
u state at Madison and was presi-
snt OF the Madison Female College,
y OF the oldest women's schools in
4 South.
Miss Gurr will take with her as
saperon her mother, Mrs. Fort Z.
knd, president OF the Macon Fed
Patton Of Woman's Club.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-09-05
HOT WEATHER DISEASES.

Disorders of the bowels are extreme
dangerous, particularly during the
b weather of the summer months,
b in order to protect yourself and
Emly against sudden attack get a
ptte OF Chamberlain's Collie and Di-
|rhoca Remedy. 1t can be depended
bon. Many have testified to its ex-
EIence-adv.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-09-05
MR.. RUSSELL VISITS THE
GREAT OKEFENOKEE SWAMI

Tax Collector J. O. RUSSELL has re-
turned from a trip to the Okefenokee'
where he had many interesting expe-
riences and saw various sights. He re-
lates many interesting things about
this vast swamp, which is inhabited
by nearly all kinds of wild beasts and
birds.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-09-05
SOME SPENDTHRIFT.

A New Orleans man wants to pay
a fine for violating the non-tipping
law. Seems determined to blow in his
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-09-05

Mv new noveen have been construction, making the most
economical picker market Costs little operate and requires the
~ repairs The Benhal pays for itself every zOO bags picked With
the ~ m and YOUR bows can the work of hundred hands and do
better Pick vr own peanuts make by picking tor others this
season R na are carried in stock should you need em there
expensive and troublesome delays account OF having TO order