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New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
soUTuHRN rNclF1c coMpAN,

NOTICE or MEBIING-
l6b Broadway, New York. n. y. Jan. :, 1874
The Annual Meeting of the Stockhol,lcr.
RI tho southern Pacific Company win lie held
~ thc Office OF this Company In Anchorage,
Jefferson County. kentucky, or "Wednesday, y,
April 3. 192?. at twelve o'clock noon. stand.
ard time. for the following purposes, viz:
]. TO elect fifteen Directors.
. TO consider and act upon all QUESTION:
s0d matters which may legally come before
the meeting relating to Federal control OF
the Compsuy's properties under the act OF
Congress of March Il, 1918, OF any agree
ment or settlement With The Government IN
respect thereto, or relating TO the termine
zion of such Federai control by tho retgr-
Of the properueB or otherwise. and or -
latlng 10 conditions resulting from or sue.
ceeding such Federal control and generally
all ouestiona aud matters growing out OF 0!
incident 10 @uch control, termination thersof
or follo' ing conditions. incuGlng the qua
snty OF income under the transport 6 ton
Act 1870. aud settlement shoreof
q. 70 transact al such other business a.
ruaE legally come before the me.ing iuclud
ing the approval aud ratification of all action
Of the Board OF Directors and Of the r.Xecu
we Comnittee since the last annual meetins
OF the Stockholders Of this Company
For he purposes of tho meeting the book.
Tor Inc transfer of stock will be Closed At :
clock ? nj. Tuesday. March 2l, 1872 enc
VII ne reoPened Al 10 o'clock A NJ, Thurs
day. April s. 1922.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
h UGH NETIl, HaCr%fo-~
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Coffee Futures-7ho range OF prices:
Country Produce

Butter-Receipts we're a,56+ paoksses.
Grsamery. hsner than e5sras 81 lS +oN q
37q 89o; seconds, 4aSsl4c; lower grades,
81 q 33c. centralized cars 30 score 38t5 g
39c 50 score: 81 y q SSc; IS score, So. 9
higher than extras. 420 4Sc; extras, 81
score 4 q Al i2c; frsts 81 Q4o3c; seconds,
"a a 90 &c; lower GRADES 81 3Sc; held or
storage extras, 81 IA a SEC; tTsts, 80 II q 35c;
seconds, 90 sec state dsiry tubs, finest
IS a &c; good 20 prime, 35Qe37iac; common
to fair $50 34c: ladies'. current make, eX-
TJ%,F ~ u a 26c; drsts 24h Q 25rc. seconds
- l. q sc. lower grades, 90 IN o2C. packing
stock, current make. no. /, 23ci No. >.
&c. lower grades, i6G2ic.
York state nata. held specials 2+p 2bc;
fresh specials. 2IQ21ihs; average run,
fresh. 30 a 2o'4c state twins. held specials,
g y @2tc; fresh specials, 2Ic; average run,
20 q 2Ol1c; Wisconsin. double Daisies, col
ored fancy, 23GY24c; single Daisics, colored
fancy 23 q 24c; Young Americas % u q
Egss Receipts were So 7ot cases Trosh
gathered, extras. dozen, .oc; extra nrsts,
26 u 27c; nrsts, 24la q '25fAc: seconds, 20 -
/" &c; dirues, regular packed, 80. CSC;
fair to choice, dry, 81 @ &c; storage packed.
extra hrsls. 271r q CSC; drsts, IS p q 27c +,
fresh Now Jersey, hennery whites, cend ed
extras $6@ nc; nearby and nearby Wcst-
3tc; cAtra 0rsts. "a 32c; nrsts, IS q 3oc;
rr arby gathered whites. frsts TO extra
0rsts, 2s 0&2c; under grades. asa g7c; pul-
lots. unsssorted, go 26c; Pacific Coast
whites, extras SAC; extra hrsta 50 q 33c +,
iirstc. ooU &l12c; under grades TO 3oc
puilcts, uraasorted. - q Csc. other Western
and Southern, Eatbered whites, Ss q 3oc;
nearby ana nearby Western henuerY
browns. extras. 2oAc: nearby brown AND
mixed color7, Gathered cAtraA. sc, nrsts
to extra lrsts, .5627c.
Potatoes atuc, l5o lbs S350q$t, 1853
lbs S3.25 1850: state. 1so lbs. sg5oG
$3.50, state and Maine, $50 lbs S30$3a5;
lcrsey 100 lbs, SIS 92.25; Long Island
bbl.' 81 q 100. Virginia, second crop. Sc s.
SO: sweets Jcrscy bslt, 81 76dlS%75 Dels =
~aro aud Marylaud, $l.G5. Virginia, Dbl.
80 ~ 50. vans Virginia. bbI. So $3.50,
SeVQ,1 sarolina. crt, si.2o; GeorRia hsk.
sl2.H fI.'"; n4paraE Eus. California; box
:: O. E}oi GGorsia, crt. S48$i6; antse,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Potato Stocks or Hand

WASHINGTON. March 22.-Stocks
OF potatoes in the hands Of farmers
and local dealers March 1 in the ff-
teen leading potato states are csii-
mated at 90,aa6,ooo bushels by the
Department Of Agriculture. Of this
quantity 73,486,ooo bushels ware held
BY farmers end 1T,460,oo bushels by
local dealers. OF the holdings in the
hands of producers 30,H35,o00 bushels
are expected to move off the farm and
a2,556,0oo 30 be retained. AS this is
the first year that stocks of potatoes
on March have been estimated by
the dparmtent. there is no basis for
comparison with stocks in preceding
Nnar3
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Tuesdays
Southern Spot Markets

oNoHVHvfH spot NarkcIs--N NorfoIK stPaVv,
Augusta quiet. unchanged at 17c; salea,
iGG bales Memphis steady, unchanged at
u .SoC; sales, 700 bales. Houston steady
10 points lower at 17.4Oc; sales. 9.o46 bales
Little Rock Quiet. % points lower at 16 75c;
sales AIS bales. DAllae steady 10 points
lower at 1890; sales. t.A6t bales Mont
GomcTy quiet. l3 points lower a. Il SOC:
sales IS bales Fort Worth steady. un-
changed 81 9oc; sales, pa bales Will
mlugton quiet, 10 points lower at 17i5c:
sales nil. Galveston steady 10 points
lower at Il. 45c sales. l.257 bales New
Orleans steady, - points lower at IG. 63c;
sales, 142I bales. Mobile steady. un
changed at 1900; sales. 80 hales Savan-
nah quiet unchanged ct 1850: sales, sos
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Metropolitan Life Statement

With s1,564,7 ,789 ,6o7 of new insurance
placed on it's books, the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company closed the
year ended December 81 with an in
crease i'll its income over 1920 of
$38,462,919. During 1920 and 1921 the
company loaned, and pledged itself to
loan, s68, ,0s0.000 on new dwellings, and
apartment houses, providing homes for
1874 families. It's assets total more
than $1,15, 600 and its policies out
standing number over 25,500,0OO.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
CHICAGO, SAINT PAIL, MINNEAPOLIS
AND OMAHA RAILWAY COMPANY

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meeting of tho Stockholders
Of the Chicago, Saint Paul. Minneapolis
aud Omaha Railway Company VIII be held
At ms office OF The company in the city Of
Hudson, Wisconsin, on Wednesday, ApriI
IL, 1922, at nine O'Clock A NJ, Tor tbs
election Of Directors and The transaction
OF such other business as may como before
said meeting
Transfer books will bc closed on Friday,
March 10. 1872, at the close OF business on
that day, and Will be reopened on Thurs
day, April f3, 1922
Dated March ], 1892
JAMES T. CLARK President
JOHN d. CALDWELL, Secrerary
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
L. r.. REEVES.
Treasurer
Garfield National Bank
5TH AVE. AND @3RD ST.
Now 1-o-l, Alarrl, - 49,

New York March -. te@2
Iho Board OF Directors have this DAY
declared 4 quarterly dividend of 3eo upon
he capital stoc), Of this bank. payable
free Of city and State ta7, on and after
March 81, 1922, to stock holders Of record
at the close Of business March -. iqee
A. W. SNOW. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Steer fair TO 80.
= prtn.c' Ioo To-. s'.ooao 100 ts75ato.65
I've s'd'e >.li ,H..;; com. .1r'a@ is .l5@ IS
mon TO prime
= 100 10 i0s. b va, 1oo@1i.5o lLooal, 100
/ city iI.. lh. !. ;:a 100 ia .150 .g5
r,lI+s.n, lbs, ,:c,;:- A5O@ 500 4ao@ 90
IDS .l6 ~ 80
DI '"U mutton,
city, lb....... ia IL INN 10
Live tanlba. far
70 prime, 700
r,r...so ,o. ,;,,;,5;.,.l%ooats.co 10000 Ifyo
city, lb....... gs1 So ls0 *
Nogs, 100 lbs.... 1050Mt160 1co5d
u rsacd noCe.
bacon. lb ...... I61 rs. tG0 +yt..
Fork. bDl l........ os 90 a Is 81 90 20 E6.1 o1
MAsg beer bbl Is 0o6f4oO is 0oSis 10
Lar NJ d J
Wet. 100 lbs. 1i.250t1.S5 tg.cOd1e 30
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Federal and Joint Stock Land Bank
Bonds

Security. Tate, Due. Iid. AK rie,6
Federal psru Loan SO
1e33-1q2S ............tcot1 1917 AK
Federal Farm Loan 6s
1871 -1aSl .lO34 tQGt. 152
Federal Farm Loan 4'1s
19ae-le2A ...;........-. % 100 $50
Federal Farm Loan 4l4s
19S8-fe"3 .....-. 80 100 44o
Federal Farm Loan 4hs
1937-1a"@ ... % 700 $50
Chicago Joint Stock Land
Bank Ga a37-'40..tol 102 $50
Chicago Joint Stock Land
cg,e,so S,,s l23l 2a,nt ~ l,o., 1Os ,oss SOC
80. 1881 .....,......... soss 1ools 500
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
DIVIDEND NOTICES
SIND Consecutive Dividend
LAWYERS MORTGAGE COMPANY

so Liberty St. n. v. Mar. %. 1929
The Board of Directors OF this Company
has declared quarterly dividend of TWO
AND ONE-HALF (2ta) PER CENT. upon
the capital stock, payable April 1st. 1922
to stockholders OF record at the close of
business on March 22nd. 1922.
JOSEPH W. PHAIR, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
TO THE SHAREHOLDER or ,,p.Rc.
ILl. II. NATIONAL. Il NJ, -. -.


- - 1T! NfItHFFIUID DFKS OF NFKEAN.
AtLE NAIIoNAL BANK IN NEW YORK;
special meeting Of the shareholders Of Nor
cantile national Bank in New York has beer
called snd VIII be neId on March 90 ;9cs
at . o clock noon OF that day, At the ,l,.'i
office OF said Bant! No. lis Broadoay, in
ne 8oroush Of manhsttan The city Of
ratify and contirn al agreement heretotors
entered into between tho Directors of Mer,
camille National Bank in New York and the
Directore. of The Seabcard National Bank
OF the CITY Of New. York, providing for the
consolidation thereof into a single national
banking association. TO be known az Tbs
Sea board National Bank Of the City Of New
York. and (2) to take, authorize sndIor an.
prove all such further action as shall &.
necessary or proper to etfectuste such
consolidation.
By order OF the Boa I'd Of Directors.
ClfELLlS A. AUSTIN
]. G. TRAPHAGEN
Dated. February eT 1872 '
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
OFFICE OF
THE UNITED GAS IMPROVEMENT co
NJ W. Corner Broad and Arch Streets

HaU5TpFETd, 3. wv.
The Directors have this day declared a
quarterly dividend OF one per cent (50c per
share) the Common Stock OF this Com
pany. payable April 10. 1922 10 holders of
Common stock OF record at the close OF
business March 81 1922
Cheeks viii be mailed.
1. W. MORRIS. Treasure,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Dividends
rxtr's

Criteei Royalties Company An extra
tNidend OF per cent share has been
declared in addition to the regular month
y dividend Of 6 per cent. both paya
Ne April 20 to stockholders OF record
March &
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
DIVIDEND NOTICES
Driver-Harris COMPANY
HARRISON, \. j.
Notice Of Quarterly Dividend
Preferred Stock Dividend No. g

The Board Of Directors st q meeting
hcld on March T. 1922. declared the rogp-
lar quarterly dividend OF one and three
quarters per cent. Q7s9e) on the outaiand
ing preferred stock. for the quarter ending
March Fl. 1922, payable on April !. 1892,
TO stoekhoidera Of record At the close OF
business March q, 1922. Transfer boobs
VIII close from March p. 1922. to April l.
1922, ChockS viii be mailed
L. II. REEVES.
Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

MEETING or sTOC'KHOLDERS or
THE STONE MASUNS' CORPORA
TION OF NEW YORK
To the stockholders of The Stone Masons'
Corporation OF New York
Notice is hereby given that the special
meeting of stockholders called. pursua Mt
OF this corporation adopted at "a special
meeting OF said board. held on the <th day
of February. 1922. and adjourned from tho
flth day of March, 1922. to the 18th day
of March, 1922. is further adjourned 10 the
LIST day of April, 1922. at $50 o'clock in
the afternoon. at room 1907, lis Broad
way. Borough Of Manhattan, New York
City, and at the said adjourned time and
place. said adjourned meeting will be held
Corporation law OF the city Of New York
for the purpose OF voting on a proposition
that the corporation be dissolved forth
with, IS1DORE LEVY.
Secretary OF the Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Dated. February 81. 1929.

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Special
Meeting Of the Shareholders Of rhe Sea.
board National Bank Of the City Of New
No. SO Broad street. Manhattan Borough
New York City, on tho 8oth day Of March
1922 at 1890 A. NJ. gor the purpose Of
confirm an agreement made between tho
Directors Of The Seaboard National Bank
of the city of New York and the Directors
OF Mercantile National Bank In New York
providing for the consolidation Of said two
banks and upon such matters as may be
incnt.
BY order Of tho Board OF Directors
New York March End, 1922.
THE SEABOARD NATIONAL, BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
SAMUEL g. BAYNE. President
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool Csblcs-Spot cotton fair do
n1and at points advance. MiddIinc.
10 $50. Sales, 10000 oalcs, American T.
600 bales. Imports 5000 bales. Amerj-
can 1000 TeuGers new docket I 600
Futures opened quiet sud steady at to
4 points advance. Closed quc, q a net
decline of points to AN Hdvauce or :
points. March, io.b0d May 1850; July.
o. I'D; October $3.50 December, a.SOd /:
January. 9.71d. Manchester. Yarns
frmcr, cloths in good demand
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
of the Chicago and North Western Rail-
way Co npany Will be held at the office OF
the COM any. 22S West Jackson Boulevard
In the city OF Chicago, Illinois. on Tues
day. Aprit II, 1e22. at eleven o'clock A. NJ.
for the election OF Directors and the trans.
action of such othet business as may come
before said meeting.
Transfer books VIII be closed on Friday
March 10, 1922. at the close of business or
that day, and will be reopened on wednss-
day. April -. 1929.
Dated March 8. 1922.
WILLIAM H FINLEY. President
JOHN .. CALDWELL secretary
VIRGINIA RAILWAY j POWER co.
149 Broadway, New York, March 90. 1929
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tho
Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders of the
Virginia Railway & Power Company wifi
be held at the General Once OF the Com.
pany. in the City of Richmond Virginia
on Wednesday. April -. 1922. at IL
The Transfer Books Viii be closed or
Friday March 81. 1922 at o'clock p NJ
20, 1922. at 10 o'clock A. NJ
G. Il. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Cottonsccd Oil

Tho market fcvcrish, but after an
carly decline prices rallied and closed at
about tho best Of the day at . points net
higher to points lower.
Tho range Of prices:
Tuesday 3
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
New YORK state Bond.

laaUcd ia coupon and rvgiEtcred form.
not interchanseabe. Coupon bones reg
lstorabl
Security. Rate. Due SD. Asa Yield
Ca0sl aud Highway o.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

pit. 1926 11.3e 11.25 l1.32Q11.33 1880
'r't' 1910 1910 1866 1O.12Qlo,73 1910
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Ycsterdar'y pre,-iou,
Nnrl.-a -.
Flour and Meal
Yesterdav,a rrc1in11n

New York: close cIntc e'
No. W. f.o.b..sI15l, 3ii5i, %tsT
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-02-28
PUPILS WILL PRESENT
"KENTUCkY BELLE"
HIGH SCHOOL DRAMATIC Tall
ENT WILL STAGE PLAY ON
FRIDAY NIGHT.

The high school is expecting all OF
Dawson to turn its attention to an
event which will take place on Friday
night, March 3rd, at s o'clock. AT
that time, there will be presented a
play, Kentucky Belle" along with
several feature numbers. The best dra-
matte talent has been chosen and the
caste is daily having rehearsals, with
the one idea in view OF giving Daw-
son an evening of the keenest pleasure
possible,
This event is one OF several which
are being given throughout the school
year for the purpose of making the
school Annual financial success. The
financing of the Annual has been
planned carefully, and these plans have
the view of making the expenses OF
the "Tattler" scarcely perceptible to
any one person.
Everybody is urged to save Friday
night engagements for the school. Re-
member these facts: Day, Friday;
time, p. M; place, school audito-
rum; admission, 35c and soc.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-02-28
1000 PENNIES GIVEN
TERRELL'S CONWCTS
EACH PRESENTED BY MR.. ]. R.
MERCER WITH A BAG CON-
TANNING 100 CENT PIECES.

A bright spot in the drab life OF the
convicts at work in Terrell county
was brought about on Thursday by
the generosity OF Mr.. J. r. Mercer
The men are engaged in grading the
Florida Short Route highway, which
runs through Mr.. MERGERS farm just
beyond the corporate limits of the city,
and on Thursday that gentleman met
them there just after they had quit
work for the day and presented them
with 1000 pennies, each of the 20
prisoners receiving the amount of 81
in one-cent pieces neatly tied up in a
bag. Mr.. Mercer had spent sometime
, in collecting this number of "coppers, :"
and it was necessary for him to send
out of town for some of them.
! Mr.. Mercer had requested Warden
Claude Marshall to have the convicts
meet him at this time, and the men
assembled in expectation of being
treated to pecans. Their surprise
was great when the dollar-bags of
pennies were distributed among them.
/ 1t is needless to say that the happy
surprise touched each one of the I'M
fortunate men, for after all convicts
are human like the rest of us and
kindness is the easiest way to their
hearts.
Mr.. MERGERS act was in appreciation
of the faithful and splendid work the
convicts have done on the highway
through the Elladale estate.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-02-28
Terrell County Baptist
Sunday School Week
Study Courses at Five Churches, and
Institute at Brentwood.

Beginning next Sunday and lasting
through the following Friday and
closing finally with big Sunday
school institute at the Bronwood Bap-
fist church will be what might be
termed Terrell county Baptist Sunday
school week. Five of the Baptist
churches are to carry on study courses
in the Sunday school manual during
the week. State workers are to lead
the courses. Pastors James, Moore
and Lowe are exceedingly anxious to
have a great victory in this work, and
are working hard to get all the plans
and details of the courses properly un-
der the splendid leadership of these
Sunday schools. This study under the
leadership of several prominent state
workers is calculated to make the Sun
day school work OF this section far
more efficient than it has ever been.
1t was thought until the last few days
that the study courses in Sardis, Sas
ses, Brentwood and Herod churches
could be held in the day time, but the
brethren in these churches say they
will have to have their classes at night
to make a success of them, and SO
plans are now being made to have all
the classes at night. A supply OF
books has been ordered and will be
in the hands of some one in each OF
the churches by the last OF this week.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-02-28
T errell County Fox Hounds
In Recent National Contest
Georgia Dogs Won all Honors at
Meet on 17,o0o-Acre Farm.

Mr.. A. ]. Hills fox hounds played
an important part in a recent contest
of national interest in which Georgia
dogs won all honors and swept the
field at the greatest meet of fox folks
in America, held at Cottonplant, Miss,
the 17,000-acre plantation OF Mr.. Paul
]. Rainey, world famous hunter and
explorer. All sections of America were
represented by enthusiastic fox hunt
ers.
Those in attendance from this i'm
mediate vicinity were Messrs. John
Council and Charles Hogg, of Amer
icus, who were in charge OF Dawson's
famous pack of hounds, the pride OF
their owner, Mr.. Hill. Many notables
were included in the house party en-
tertaned, by Mr. Rainey in his home.
Other guests were quartered in a large
mansion near the hospitable home OF
the host.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-02-28
BAPTIST BARACA CLASS
ENJOYS OYSTER SUPPER
Bivalves Furnished by Mr.. Murphy of
Dawson Sea Food Company.

On last Tuesday evening the Bap-
fist Baraca class assembled in the
Baraca room and had an oyster feed. "
This was made possible by donation
of the oysters by the Dawson Featood
Co. They were served in any way that
was desired, and enjoyed by all The
group of faithful women who cooked
and served the oysters in such splendid
fashion won an even larger place II
the heart of the class than they already
had, and the class extends to every
one of them sincerest thanks.
The program for the evening was
entirely musical, and was furnished
by the Terrell County Orchestra. The
many demonstrations during the eve
ming is an indication of how much It
was enioYed.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-02-28
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
HAS DELIGHTFUL MEETING
Business and Social Session at Home
Of Their Teacher.

Mrs. J. S. Lowrey's Sunday schoo!
class, composed of large number OF
young girls of the teen age, enjoyed
most delightful business and social
meeting at the home of their teacher
on Friday afternoon. After informal
discussion of ways and means for pro-
noting interest in church work and
Bible study refreshments were served,
the long table in the dining room be
ing very attractively arranged with
fruits and flowers. A candelabrum
holding red candles formed the cen.
trail decoration. Boiled custard and
cake were served along with the other
good things.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-02-28
DINNER PARTY FOR
MR.. AND MRS. SHELTON
Mr.. and Mrs. Mercer Hostess at ar
Elegant Affair.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Mercer and Miss
Belle Leverette entertained last eve
ming at dinner party in compliment
to Mr.. and Mrs. Brady Shelton, OF
Atlanta. whose marriage was a recent
event of social interest. The
handsome home, always attractive,
was fragrant with spring flowers from
the lovely garden OF the hostess, the
central decoration, a silver basket OF
camelias, being especially beautiful.
Silver candlesticks held unshaded ia
pers in a harmonizing color. The table
was elegant in all its appointments
and the dinner was beautifully served
in several courses. Covers were laid
for ten close relatives Of the bride.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-02-28
HON. TROX BANKSTON WAS
PROMINENT VISITOR HERE
Will Be Candidate for Railroad Com
missioner Again This Year.

Hon. Trox Bankston, of West
Point, was in the city Thursday, and
while here was pleasant caller at
The News.
Mr.. Bankston, who is a widely
known Georgian and one of the most
genial of men, will again be candi-
date for railroad commissioner in the
primary this year. He ran a splendid
race for this office two years ago. and
expresses himself as sanguine of cleo
ton. In his former race he visited
Dawson and met many people here
who remember him pleasantly.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-02-28
A MEETING
OF PRESIDING ELDERS

DIR. w. c. Lovett and Rev. Reese
Griffin went by automobile to Amer
icus Thursday morning to catch the
early train for Macon. where they at
tended a meeting of the presiding ell
ders and laymen OF the South Georgia
conference, called together by Bishop
Warren A. Gambler to make plans for
collecting all pledges for the Centen-
airy fund. This campaign will be push
ed during the month of March
once more to suspend business.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-02-28

The work of constructing the Daw-
son-Albany link OF the Florida Short
Route highway is practically COM
pleted, and Chairman LANG, OF the
board of county commissioners, says
it will be ready this week to turn over
to the state highway department. All
that remains to be done is to dress it
up in some places and put on a small
amount of top soil short distance
1t is a splendid piece of road build
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-02-28
Florida Short Route Highway Has
Been COMPLETED South of DalOSon

ing. and smoother and easier riding
stretch OF highway perhaps could not
he found in the state. The road will
now be maintained by the highway
department
The road forces will now all be
moved to the Fourth district, where
they will be engaged for the. next sew
eral weeks putting the roads OF that
section of the county in first class con-
dition.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-02-28
MAKING PLANS FOR METH
ODIST REVIVAL SERVICES
Rev. T. B. Stanford Will Preach, and
Mr.. Collins Will Lead Singing.

Rev. Reese Griffin has announced
plans for revival services to begin at
the Methodist church Easter Sunday,
April 10th. Rev. T. B. Stanford, Of
Macon, will do the preaching, and Mr..
F. c. Collins, a student at Emory col
lege, who is recommended as fine
leader, will have charge of the music,
which will be a feature of each SER
vice
Mr.. Stanford, former beloved pas
tor of the Dawson Methodist church.
needs no words of commentator to
the people of this section. He will be
warmly welcomed to the community
and will have the support Of all classes
in evangelistic efforts.