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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-10-24
Yeonans.

The Mothers club met at the Yeo-
mans high school and the following
officers were elected: President, Mrs.
B. Fl. Fitzpatrick; vice president, Mrs,
W. S. Banks; secretary, Miss Mary
G.. Patterson; treasurer, Mrs. Finn
Bridges; reporter, Miss Catherine
Mitchell; chairman American citizen
ship Mrs. c. A. Kaufman; health
committee, Mrs. ]. NJ. Bigelow; edu-
cation, Mrs. Luther Bridges; fine arts,
Mrs Finn Bridges; finance, Mrs.
John Lee.
Mrs. w. J. Nelson had as guests for
the weekend her brother, Mr.. w. s.
Hendrix. OF Manchester, and Mr.. d.
c. Helftlrix, Mr. L. c. Hendrix and
Mr.. Claude Chapman, of Woodland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Goolsby and Mr..
E.6F. Goolsby, of Woodland, spent
the past week with Mr.. and Mrs Jul
Ian Goolsby and Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Goolsby.
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend the Halloween party to be given
at the Yeomans high school on Friday
evening at ! o'clock, October 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs Shelton Hollomon,
who have been visiting relatives i'll
Richland and Columbus, have return
ed home
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Kaufman visit
ed their sister. Mrs. Harrison Thorn
as, near Plains last week.
Mr. and Mrs. W.. S. Banks and
Miss Catherine Mitchell spent the
week in Parrot.
Miss Anna Belle Jones. OF Bron-
wood, spent the weekend at home
with her parents.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-10-24
DAWSON TRADING co.
OPENS BRANCH STORE

Mr.. A. A. Lewis, OF the Dawson
Trading Co., has bought the stock OF
goods on Lee street OF Crouch Bros,
and will operate a branch store at that
place. A large line OF new and well
selected dry goods has been added to
the stock, and this store will be one
OF the best mercantile establishments
in Dawson. Mr. Gordon Stevens IS
with the new store, and will be glad
TO serve his friends.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-10-24
SUITABLE LOCATION FOR
VENEER PLANT WANTED
Letter of Inquiry Received in Daw-
SON From Another State.

A letter has been received in Daw-
son stating that citizen OF an adj
joining state is looking for a location
for a veneer plant. The letter has been
turned over to the KiWanis club, and
they will undertake to secure this en-
terprise for the city. The company
would employ about 90 men. A loca-
ton is desired where sufficient timber
can be had within a radius OF 100 to
$50 miles and transportation facilities
are ample.
All OF these requirements can be
met at Dawson, and every effort
should be made to bring the enter
prise here.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-10-24
Woman Bitten on Arm!

Mrs. Hammond writes: q was bit
ten on the arm by a bed bug. My doc
tor said | reached him Just in time
to avoid serious disease When |
knew the danger OF bed bugs I clean
ed them out with Royal Guaranteed
Bed Bug Liquid" Protect your health
Do the same thing TODAY. 25c.
Sold and guaranteed by w. A. Hairc
and Collier Drug CO.-adv.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-10-24
JUDGE I. A. BUSH DIES
AT HOME IN CAMILLA

Judge J. w. Peddy received a tele-
gram announcing the death OF his
friend, Judge / A. Bush, prominent
and widely known citizen OF Camilla
Judge Bush was for many years prom
inent throughout this section. He &C
cumulated a large fortune.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-10-24
PICTURE OF TERRELL GIRLS
TAKEN AT ATLANTA FAIR

In becoming caps and aprons and en-
gagged in the gentle art OF bread max
ing at the Southeastern fair Miss Lin
da Daniel OF Parrott and Misses Vivian
McLendon and Amanda Melton OF
Dawson, representative Terrell coun-
ty club girls, were attractively pre-
scented by one OF the tiglant photog-
raTHrcrs Of leading daily newspaper
I'm SATURDAYS issue.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-10-24
1. O. o. F. ORGANIZED
AT BRONWOOD ON OCT. IA

Brentwood lodge No 70 I. O. O. F.
organized October 18th with 81 char
ter members. The Americas and Co
iumbus degree teams came down and
conferred degrees in grand style. They
will meet every Friday night The fol
lowing officers were elected: Willie
Goode, noble grand; L. c. Hoyl, vice
grand; Wade H. Goode, secretary; DR..
Elm Collum, Treasurer. All members
in good standing are cordially invited
to attend
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-10-24
HOW BETTER THAN PILLS?

The question has been asked: In
what way are Chamberlain Tablets
superior to the ordinary cathartic and
liver pills? Our answer is, they are
easier and more pleasant to take and
their effect is so gentle that one hard
" realizes that it is produced by a
medicine Then, they not only move
the bowels but improve the appetite
and strengthen the digestion.-adv.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-10-24
BARBECUE SUPPER AT
GRAVES SCHOOL HOUSE
Public Invited Musical Numbers. Car
nival and Play Arranged.

On Friday evening, November 3rd
there is to be a barbecue supper al
Graves school house from $50 to {
O'Clock. After every one has eaten as
much as might be permitted by ones
self there will be an interesting pro-
gram given consisting OF several mus
ical selections, including a male quar-
tetee and play full OF pity and ex-
element, Aunt Susan Jones" But
that is not all, there will be carnl-
val which will unveil many mysteries
Halloween ideas will be carried out
so come watch the witches play and
see what your future might have in
store for you.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-10-24
THIEF ROBS LITTLE TOTS
OF SUNDAY SCHOOL MONEY
Church Entered and Locks on Desk
Broken to Effect Low Deed.

A thief has gotten very low in the
scale when he robs little tots of their
Sunday school money, but that IS
what happened in Dawson the past
week When the teachers in the pri-
mary department OF the Methodist
Sunday school went to add last Sun
days collection to the accumulated
funds deposited in small bank, lock
ed in the desk, they found that the
desk lock had been broken and the
money all gone. There is no clue, but
it is hoped that something may de
velop by which the money may be
recovered.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-10-24
COMPLIMENTS GUESTS WITH
PICNIC AT BLUE Strings

Mrs. NJ. H. Harper complimented
her guests, Misses Logan and Oliver,
OF Plains, and several Dawson girls
with a delightful picnic party at Blue
Springs on Saturday, Miss Sadie Beas-
ley entertained informally for these
popular visitors and they we're the in
spiration OF a number OF other pleas
ant social courteSies
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-10-24
IN MAYORS COURT FOR
CARVING HUSBANDS ARM
Negress Given Sentence of rs Days
On Streets or $3.50 Fine

Estelle Woodruff colored, appeared
in mayors court Monday morning to
answer to the charge of carving the
arm and hand of her husband, Julian
Woodruff, in fracas Saturday night
in the southern part of the city back
Of the Saliba store She was given a
choice OF working on the streets Is
DAYS Or paying a fine OF $3.50.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-10-24
MR.. JAMES SALTER DIES.

DR.. J. w Salter was called to
Smithville Saturday by the death OF
his uncle, Mr.. James Salter. whose
funeral took place Sunday afternoon.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-10-24
LOST OR STOLEN-Three m

setter dogs. described as follows
One almost white, with brown spots
on left ear, LETT hip and forehead, an
swcring to name OF Hud; other two
white with liberal sprinkling OF brown
and answering to names OF Nick and
lack. Information leading to recov-
cry rewarded. Notify MERCER
WOOTEN or STEWART GRIGGS.
10-24-2t.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-10-24
REGISTERED JERSEY BULL

Gamboges PARROT Lad No. 192467;
Sire, Gamboges Southern Prince No.
l54897; Dam, C1overs Dainty Maid
No. 356864. Dropped September 10,
1920 registered October 10, 1921 Now
ready for service at Elladale Estate
fee in advance $3.50. One dollar extra
if we send for and return COW any
where within one mile. Always phone
70 before sending cow. J. H. MILLS.
Elladale Estate 9-19-tf
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-10-24
Special Notices

FOR SALE-One National cash reg
ister; fine condition. SHIELDS
GEESE LUMBER co. 9-26-6t
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-10-24

FOR SALE-One wicker baby cart,
adjustable top and back, and has
rubber tires. MRS. WILL MELTON,
Dawson, Ga. 1913 At
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-10-24

FOR SALE-Three choice residence
lots, all connecting on College hill.
VIII sell separate or all together. Will
price them cheaper now than ever
again, Now is your chance. ]. A..
LOWREY. 10-17-4t
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-10-24

WANTED 1O0O bushels OF corn at
market price J. a. LANG, Chair
man County commissioners. 10-24-4t
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-10-24

FOR RENT-Three nice rooms with
private bath and kitchenette. This
apartment available at once. For in
formation Teephone $50.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-10-24

FOR SALE Several hundred stalks
OF seed sugar cane at reasonable
price. J. c. HICKS, care The News.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-10-24

FOR SALE OR RENT-Store house
at Herod, Ga, Terrell county. Pos
session November 1st. I'M. McLEN-
DON. 10-3-4t
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-10-24

WANTED Highest cash prices paid
for lin. "a in. and 115-in. B. and
Btr short leaf pine boards queen from
saw. Write or wire c. B. POSER
LUMBER CO., Albany, Ga. 10-17-2t
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28

pocket. l.aeE made 40 attempt to oDcn
the afe winch there was $1,000
The fole-uD men entered the .tors
Custom c4 Orc of lhem asked for
q nelt poand of butter and when A
c3cs ,urnea 70 got It. tho mold I'D be
gan. The bandits stood the too en-
p.oyees 0ef.nd ne ice box and go
aaa.-
a 'ac obocr7 drove % in thor
automobile one Of tao Rouiston truc~-
mrn came up and. suspecting some
thing took down the license number-
TIE third robbery vas an attempt ia
which Reuben Lipsky. Of 9s7 Sheffield
Areaur. arj Charles Leonard Of 40
Ner trecht Avenue. Brooklyn are
alleged 10 naye collected $500 Worth e
ohacc0 from tne shelves of David r
Raidman tobacco store q 331 stone
Avenae, Brooklyn. preparatory to tar
ng II ava. a push car
The tsgo mea are sajd 70 have been
caught IN The PC. Tney we're AZ
raisnod yesterday before Magistrate
tllperin N New Jersoy Avenue Court.
BROOKLYN, and were held in 5000 bail
on charge Of burglary
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Say Prisoner Told
Them Magistrate
Advised Silence
Witnesses in Auto Theft
Inquiry Link J. '. Short
Name With Man Suspected
Of Stealing Motor Cars

The name Of Magistrate james v
Short was introduced INTO an cNamina-
ton before United States Commis.
sioner Met abe IN Brooklyn yesterday
of Carl Mancno. of lO0l Lorimor
Street Brooklyn, who is being held hs
The Federal authorities in ;hcir iuvos-
tgation of the gang OF alleged auto
mobile thieves operating in several
states.
Detective Blaine McMahon. Of tho
Auto ndcrwritere' Detective Bureau.
and Robert X. Njddrio representing
tho Globe and RUTGERS Fire usur-
ance Company, testified thM Charles
Schcinemanu, of l9sl Marmion ANeuuc.
the Bronx. ono of those indicted and
under arrest at Hartford i'm tho led
cral INVESTIGATION. told them that Nag
lStratc Short visited him im Hartford
iail and asked HIM not to talk about
the case"
Magistrate Short said a bis bono
last night that he know &mcmo VERY
we'll and that he was ncighbor and
fellow member of The ElHs Ne denied
chat he had ever discussed any "case1
with Scncinemann. nc salG that he
did not recall the nan name. but
remembered the incident
u ncrer owned an auto Of my o,vn."
Mag SDAte Snort sald. "but have fro
qucntlv been invited to ride by my
friends. About the first OF last Dccena
Der | met Nancno and ne said that
he was going to drive up to Hartford
In day or two, where an insurance
company wanted him 20 identify am
automobile which mad been stolen from
him, and asked nc if wanted o 20
for the vide accepted. and we drove
GD INTO Connecticut. We followed an
automoble in which several insurance
agents rode all the Vag to Hart
AT an insurance Office Mancino
identified his car and thcn an a5sistaa;
District Attorney asked him II he
would Like to 90 to tho jail and sec
the man who had stolen it, We all
went. and We're confronted with qhis
man Schcjncmann ir an anto-room
81 remarked to the District Attorney
that tho man had tho Face OF
criminal, and then looked at t4m
closer and said to him. = am Naais-
trate Short Don't YOU recall bcjng arr
raigned before me 'n Wl1lameburg
court o. He denied that he had. aad
then VIC left the jail, and shat was Tire
only conversation | had with Sohcne-
mann
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
Robbers Who Prey on There's
Strip "Boob'' Burglar of Loot
Via" Accused of Several Raids on Flats Be-
means ' tits s'"pd, a, He Charges Two
II" '"'h'h% Ills Hard Earned s'Svan''

Thomas Beli, selt-confcsscd burglar.
who appeared as prosecuting vjtncss in
long island city court Yesterday
aga'ns' two men he charged with high
way robbery. told Magistrate Conway
he considered himself "thc champion
boob burglar"
Bell was arrested late Sunday ulght
after twenty detectives had fired re-
vo'vers at him ON a fire escape of the
Carlyon Apartments l25 East Seventy
second Street. He explained to the
court that he had been robbed Of the
proceeds Of several burglaros by
crooks who made business Of robbinc
burglars. Hc charged that the men in
court took him for an automobile ride
pokod gun mu71les in both his cars
snd relieved him Of his loot. They got
$500 IN cash and $500 worth Of icwcirv
he declared
The prisoners gave their names as
tdWard Williams, of 800 Broadway.
Astoria, and August Schambcrger. Of
=" 'rescent Street. Long Island CNv
Mag Stratc Conway held them i'm So 600
nail each. Bell was taken back TO lalI
Tor arralgnment to-day on the burg
larry charge
Bell's arrest Sunday night was spec
tscular Following complaints from
apartments IN the vicinity Of Seventy
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28

second street and Madison Avenue.
aplain John nuan" with twenty mcn
of West SIXTY scvesth Street station.
p'o"eted the noiEhhorhpod S. 1ar be
f0ro midnight Bell WAS seen descend
ing tire escape i'm the rear of tho
oulld'ng at l25 ta~t Seventy y-second
Ni'e't. Tho entire squad oG detectives
opened ire on him. He is declared to
nave escaped death only by rushing
INTO the arms of Detective NcNahon
Questioned with regard to eleven
previous hurglauos i'm the district be
tween Lexington and Madison avenues
and ihlrtY-hfth ami Seventeen streets.
beI Is said by tho police to- have con
icssed five. He said the seventy
second Street Job was to have been his
last because burglar had no chance
nowadays. Gaugs Of runmon made a
business OF robbine burglars he do
clarcd
According to ROLL story he went 10
Navenvood, l.. L. after yobb'ng tho
apartment Of Clinton H. Crane. SIS
Far" Avenue on February so. having
cash and jcwclry amounting 70 almost
1000 IN his possession taken from tho
Iranc home. Boil said he had scarcely
loft the train before he was picNcd un
by Schamberger and Williams who
robbed and beat him.
They left mo ponnlcss ON "a country
road miles from homo. said Bell tear
fully What chance has burglar
with gang Ike that t2'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
NIiron Polial>in Heard Here
In Ejr-i American Concert

Nnoa Poiakin, Russian violinise
who made hs ar-t appearance in Amer
icA yesterday afternoon at Town Hall.
disclosed gareeabie features in his
plavieE. bat sailcd t. impress his hca~-
err with a sense Of extraordinary al
tainmefts
These feature we're good tone. .
serriceable technic. and conventional
ability as an Interpreter. Bach's Cha-
eorHo vas VOL but not remarkably =
'ayod III th he d played an au-
,horiy not called forth By the othes-
works on the program. which included
tiiaz zeunof Concerto and Chausson :,
Poeme Generally speaking. his play
M, lacsod hriliance and individuality
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
R''linSSW 9 ithIlcld
OnEeiicI<artIPIca
10 See Minutes
justice Declares Bc-, WAY
/" Decide Question Is
'o Read Report Himself:
Jury Record. Produced
Counsel Attacks Findings
Promoter Denies Charges
in New indictments
\ cgi ing Abduction


'nSt1c' Wasscrvogcl reserved do
cislon IN thc Suprcmo Court Yesterday
ON the motion Of MaN u. s,tcucr. coun-
sci for Tex Richard, for permission to
'Namno the minutes of the grand Jury
Nhch indicted thc sports promoter ON
charges Of assault on several YOUNG
girls. The argument followed Mica
Of not guilty entered earlier in tho dav
10 wv" .nNcrseding indictments found
again Nckard
VI. me- nd'ctmcnt upon which Justice
N''SS'fNerel hoard argument ycstcrday
charges Ricka Il with HAVING assanltcd
Alice Ruck. fifteen wears Old on nc'
e, y''l o'i IN mn am apartment in West
or'N-seNcnth Street.
Challenges Validity of Case
NJ Stouer argued that throuef tbo
,NNUlo ',l potency Of Sarah Schocnfcld and
S''i ~ ne "aaNo, alleged accomplices of
N''N"'a IN tho supcrs edine indic--
.''' U.s. pflmA iacio case had not been
N@N' ont. He also held that mo cor.
loboraton was offered. as required W..
Appeals VI
Justice Nasscrvopcl intorruptcd 70
say IF You ought to sec tho mjnutcs
u"o'r 'he law You are going to SEQ
.Herl Don't worry about that Tho
'"9''te added that he believed tho best
way to decide that question was fo
lead the minutes himself.
ne court differed with tho conton-
ZION oi Mr.. Steucr when he said taero
l'ius' ne colroboratinr testimony with
tT"fd 10 every element of the crime
charged. Justice Wasscrvogcl said 4
mat was 50 there WOULD never be anv
convictions "'''
Jury Minutes Produced
!, ordinand Pccora. chief Assistant
Instruct Attorney, handed the court -
ConN o the grand jury minutes. saving
.H'' u lh' court thought the indict-
''cAt against Richard should be dis
M isS'd such finding would meet with
,u' approval of the Office Of the Dis
ic' .N'lofhoN Mr. Steucr protested
'hai the Justice might rot consider
motion to dismiss the Indictment on the
a'nc argument as a motion to inspec+
tine mlnutos IL want the opporturitv
10 anpear before YOU the lawyer add
co. aitef having examined the min
,l'a OIL ! nc grind jury and argue for u
olSwlSsal o these indictments on The
S'onNd mat they We're found upon J.
eeal evidence that invaded Richards
titulonal rights
nc supersediNg indictments against
hackard were found by the grand iurv
o. the Criminal Branch Supreme Court.
ineV alleged abduction of Anna Hess
and the Gasko girl. 1t was EXPLAINED
tfat these indictments were merely 10
correct toclmicalities in the other i'm
dlotmentS. which had been drawn on
tic forms o. the Court of General Sos
stonS instead upon those of the Su-
l-romN Count
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
>arscnis ''synagoguc''
Sir, Jews i'm Boston
crowd Storms State House. De-
manding Removal of Picture
From Iihra.,

BOSTON Fcb ~ Representative,
Of the Jewish faiih tormed the stat,
l'oufe 'o-day to dcmand the removed
from the walls of the Boston Publ,
Library OF John Singer Sargent
famous mural printing. "Thc Syna.
Eoguc. They came to back up Eep
resentat'Nc Silbert's bin before the
legislature calling Tor tho removal oi
the painting. Tho picture depicts the
synagogue "a = blind woman clntchinr
the tablets Of tho law. whi,e all around
~ ruin. Near her stands anothr,
woman, erect and radiant. ON an altal
with solid ioundalion The first womnr
IS supposed to represent Judaism and
the second Christjauitv
rabbits and representatives Of lcwish
societies declared they considered the
picture constitutes libel ON tn,
Jewish religion and a pcrvcrsiou ol
truth. representative Silhort asked
the same consideration as Protestant
and Catholics would desire If ihcn
religion was 50 depicted
Representative Martin Lomasuoy said
he represented a district with large
jewish populatlon that ho found thon
honest, law abiding people. and h,
thought their feelings should he con.
sidcrod
New-York tribune., 1922-02-28
ollie Bandits
Calm, w omen.
Hold L p Store
Giant Ouic,> Customers II,
He Take. $500 From, ll,c
I'LL. bnt Refuses. 10
ALLOW Them 10 leave
K O b b crs Get $4,000
ihrcc Take Envelope From
Collector: lhraier Crowd
Sees Police Gl,a~c Auto

Three robbers, the lender more than
sax feet tall, entered an H. C. Bohack
store at Fulton and Linwood streets.
brooklyn, about $50 p m. yesterday.
There were moro than tweoty persons
an the store, most of them women.
stick ON up" commanded the big
man and a bulge in each oocrcoat pock
e. led his hearers to believe that he
had revolver gripped in each hand.
They stuck om UP Tho three clerks
and the manager. Henry Holm, were
ordered from behind tho counters and
the women were ordered to the rcar
Don't be afraid the tail man said
% the latter. Just step to the rear.
Nobody's going to hurt YOU
Wailc ms companions were lootino
the casn 'eg.stcrs Of about 5000. some
ol the women betrayed their anxiot,.
however. :, votal Of them tried to drop
'hoir plf's or hide them on the
shelves o. lhc store.
on needn't do that, said their
Nsg.lant guard. "We're not going 10
trouble you
'N'"D'f fidll> oman
One woman tried to leave the. rtore.
but he topped her with a few low
poken words, telling her she would
haN" to Walt until they rot through.
An automobile with man at the
Nhecl WAs waiting IN linwood Street
and the 'hrce hold-up men drove away
ln 1t.
George RaNtcr. collector for the
arrelt'la fams Company Inc. left his
oiiice at ~ Henry Street al n a. m
Ncsi oraaN and was getting into buggy
,A 'fon' oi the place, driven by Elias
Nramef. when three men stepped up
to lhe Voh'cle With lovcled receivers.
hiio baNtcr and Kramer sat with
tneir hands raised one of the mon
1ooN two on'elopes containing $4,000
rom BaNteF's pocket The hcld-up
mon mcuaced the nair i'm the bugg.
Win their rcVolvcrS while they retired
around the corner where. it is thought
ta'Y had AN automobile
Baxter vas held up February on
Avenue B and robbed Of $500 He
.Nes AZ 232 East Twcnty-seventh
Street.
Detective lecloy. of tho I'd Tnspec-
tlon district. Grod three shots at a
touring car travelling south in Lexing-
toa Avenue at llOth Street late last
nAgai lust sS motion picture thcatrrs
IN the vicinity We're discharging crowd
people The occupants Of the ma
chime. which, tho detective says, was