The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-09-12
DRFFG" PARTY AWAITS
The RETURN OF GIRL
DENTS OF ATHLETIC WIN
PA I'D PERPLEXED. ONLY
n+IpFE ROOMS IN HOUSE.

Il TIL X Ell ~
IL. three small rooms they know
H. s ~ on the ground floor OF a
F..5ackle house in one OF Newark's
Bsa;est sections Jim Sable, Italian la
l'Ds and his wife, Angelina, today
'O''' ,bsessed by only one thought,
r. Lucille Markoff in the New
sEork World. c =.
II . - Homecoming of t h cir
[lul nbt ,, Camelia, aboard the Saxo-
: T b: Who brings back from Europe the
~ L.t ~s number of victory laurels OF
Fe4 cav lcqotured by the American team
nos H. first womens international
q l,,m ["i contest at the Pershing sta
pull Tho Question OF room space is
l lhi;r@ Sable. He is simple man
|ro1D ;s = not up on women's athletics,
~ NJ he knows his daughter has done
oum y, big and he feels that she
u ,nbt to have big party,
u XIII the exception of Miss Lines,
T Erarand who outstripped all the
.t LS9 With her IS points, Came
ttrr;;,,mphed for the American team
Il, ~ close second of II points. She
n IL brokc the worlds record in the
p sV ,,9rd hurdle, lowering it from Is
v,sG,N her own record in the trials,
W. III Is seconds in the finals.
The family feel that some extra
, rrg is due her because OF these
nIats but lack of floor space in the
liz r7enage is the big handicap that
sreaten, to put crimp in the Sable
u u vapta maka de beeg party the
.oov NIr. Sable conhded to the
p ord interviewer, waving his hands
or the space that serves as dining
an and bedroom. But | no gotta
room work hard I send all my
;rdrcn to the school, the high school,
College. and | no gotta de mon"
hooked troubled for a moment.
rddeolv a ray of light animated his
Il fix it," he cried. Il use my yard
d maka de beeg pardy:"
Mrs. Sable, to whom English IS
tany strange tongue, smiled lndul-
~tIy on what she OWNED as her hus
nds intention. Still, she was trou-
n and with the far corner OF her
ron she discreetly dried tears that
ened constantly in her eyes.
Hard Struggle for Parents.
If has been a hard uphill struggle
the Sabies. the neighbors say, but
IN Camelia's brilliant triumph they
more amply rewarded. All FIVE
ildren have had primary and high
hool training, paid for out OF Mr..
bie's earnings as Waterman. Came
now 10 years old, a graduate of the
ewark normal school, is full
dyed teacher, qualified to instruct
the Newark public schools.
Camelia naturally is the pride and
wer OF the Sable family. She is
own about Newark as the all
Dund girl" In addition to her ath-
c excellence, which has won her
fee silver loving cups, now on con-
cuous display in the Sable parlor,
meta took scholarship honors year
Ter year She is also musician, and
been the organist for the past five
ars in the Church OF Our Lady of
Carmel in Newark, where she is
regular member.
is plain from her letters that
meia is not worrying about what
happen on her return. Compar-
with her stinted life at home, even
trip over aboard the Aquitania ap
pred to Camelia to be something OF
PARADISE.
.Lr Sable attributes Camelia's sue
to her devoutness. Notwithstand-
the excitement OF her new life, her
her pointed with pride to the fact
Camelia wrote home asking for
sCapula and sacred heart badge
had neglected to take in the hurry
departure
hat Camelia's trip abroad was Sc
uSIy threatened because of lack OF
RdS and necessary clothes was made
pwn by Mrs. F. w. Becker, mother
Suzanne Becker, the assistant coach
physical training teacher in the
cnla high school, who accompanied
American team abroad.
Rallied Her Automobile.
20 ardent was Miss Becker in her
pet IN Camelia's ability that she raj
of her own automobile to the
zenS OF Leonia and succeeded in
Fmg over $1,000. Out of this money
meha went to Europe and brought
ne victories.
Mr. Sable does not know that the
lzens OF Leonia and Newark are
ming to meet the triumphant
necoomers with a tugboat which
sail down the bay on the day the
Fonla puts in from Europe. He is
OF touch with the other parents Of
American representatives. Besides
would like to have a party of his
D. and invite all of Camelia's cous-
and aunts to participate in tri-
phant feast. The yard, if it does
ram, may be the solution of the
sole husinaee