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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-11-20
U. S. LUMBER RESOURCES
ARE RAPIDLY DWINDLING
Industry Is Using Up Timber Six
Times as Fast as It Is Grown.


Times as Fast as 1t Is Grown.
Widespread fires which have been
raging in three northwestern states
have renewed attention to the prob
lem of the nations diminishing lumber
supply While data on what toll the
industrial and fuel needs Of the coun-
try are taking from the remaining
forest areas is not readily available,
some interesting facts has been made
public by the National Industrial Con
ference Board, Of New York.
A statement issued by the board
shows that in addition to the heavy
loss which the forests of the United
States have suffered this year through
destructive fires, the rising industrial
requirements of the country are using
up lumber six times as fast as it can
be grown Likewise, the yearly drain
for all classes of timber, including fue'
wood, is four times the rate of replace
ment
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-11-20
SULPHUR is BEST
TO CLEAR UP UGLY,
BROKEN OUT SKIN

Any breaking out or skin irritation
on face. neck or body is overcome
quickest by applying Mentho- Sulphur,
says a noted skin specialist. Because
of its germ destroying properties, moth
ing has ever been found to take the
place of this sulphur preparation that
instantly brings ease from the itching,
burning and irritation.
Mentho-Sulphur heals eczema right
up, leaving the skin clear and smooth
1t seldom fails to relieve the torment
or Disagreement. A little jar OF
Rowles Mentho-Sulphur may be 0b-
tanned at any drug store. 1t IS used
like cold cream.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-11-20
CANARY BIRDS BECAME
SPARROWS AFTER BATH
More Than 1000 Sold in New York
AS German Song Birds.

NEW YORK.-A1l is not Hartz
mountain that twitters. Two artist
statesmen who sold more than 1000
German canaries" to Bronx house
wives are being sought by police.
Several of the housewives treated
their newly bought birds to Satur-
day night bath. Canaries were placed
in the water and just plain English
sparrows came out. The backyard
fence news service spread the sad It'd
ings and now there is much indigna-
ton in the Bronx.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-11-20
Bible of the State.
WOULD-BE SUICIDE LEAVES
S1.0O BILL TO PAY FOR GAS

Miss Bertha Elias, of New York
City, wrote note to her landlady
pinned a one dollar bill to it to
pay for the gas and then opened the
jet She was found unconscious a few
hours later, but was revived
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-11-20
GEORGE MCDONALD, PROMI-
NENT CUTHBERT MAN, DEAD
Was Father--in-Law of Solicitor Gen
eral B. T. Castellow.

Mr.. George Mcdonald, one OF
Cuthbert's old and most prominent
and influential citizens, died at his
home Tuesday morning at 3 o'clock.
While his death was not altogether
unexpected, 1t came as shock to his
hundreds OF friends. For several years
he had been in bad health, and spent
many weeks at hospitals and resorts
in an endeavor to regain his strength.
Mr.. Mcdonald was born 68 years
ago, and was member of one Of the
pioneer families of this section, and
was a very useful and influential citi-
zen. He survived by his wife (who
before her marriage was Miss Ger
trude Gunn) and three children-Mrs.
B.. T. Castcllow, Miss Annette Nc
Donald and J. Edward Mcdonald,
and one grandchild.
He had. many friends in Dawson
and Terrell county who learned OF
his death with sincere regret.
Solicitor General Castellow was a
son-in-1aw of Mr. Mcdonald, and
Randolph superior court, which was
in session recessed two days.
Currants, fresh fruits, crystalized
fruits, cranberries and everything for
the Thanksgiving dinner can be
JIy 2 r-R ANrJrT INC Dt,o,,o
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1923-11-20

For the very best in fresh fruits
crystalzed fruits, nuts and cranberres
phone 65, w. c. FRANKLIN, Shell
man, Ga.
Evening star., 1923-10-02
THE STRONG
WOMAN
BY DIR. FRANK CRANE,

The capacities of womanhood are
not generally realized.
When we speak of woman, to most
minds the word calls UP certain
type. 1t usually connotes charm,
ioyeliness, grace and beauty.
But there is a certain rugged
strength in woman's character that
excels the strength of man.
There are all sorts of woman shows
in the city OF New York where live.
Woman Is displayed in infinite variety
as to her legs, her shoulders. her face.
her eyes and her other bodily attrac-
tions. also as to her wit and her emo
.tions.
: But the other day went into lit
tie playhouse down Greenwich village
way and saw play called "Sun-upr
!. 1t was play portraying the life OF
the southern mcuntaineers. In many
respects 1t was the most real thing
have seen on the stage for q long
time. 1t was SO simple 1t was almost
primeval. The tempo of the action
was perfect. 1t was that slow, ele-
mental movement that, ! have seen in
certain country communities, delib-
erateness that reminds one of the sun
and the stars, an inevitability that
gives the impression that the char
acters are being moved by the fingers
of fate.
But the most striking thing in the
Evening star., 1923-10-02
COAL RETAIL TRADE
|. EAGER FOR REPORT
Association Asks Hammond
to Make Findings Pub
lie at Once.

Request for immediate release of
the final report of the United States
Coal Commission on the retail coal
trade in the United States was made
to the commission today by Samuel
b. Crowell, president of the National
Retail Coal Merchants Association.
in letter to Chairman Hammond of
the Coal Commission =
We understand that your report
consists of an exhaustive study of
retail prices and margins in impor-
tant localities throughout the coun-
Try. the letter said, "and it, there
fore, seems appropriate to urge that
this fact information, based upon a
thorough study by your commission
or retail margins and prices. shouId
De made Immediately available. Also
any recommendations your commits
$40 sion may have seen fit to make should
likewise be brought Immediately to
the attention of each governor and
the public in his state"
Mr.. Crowell said that the value of
the report would be enhanced by
prompt circulation. II take this op-
ton has welcomed the investigation
OF YOUR body" he added. "and is con-
ndent that your report will show
that the retail coal business is p
highly competitive business, conduct
cd under difficult conditions and that
the retail coal dealer Is rendering a
valuable service to his community, eff
hciently and with full regard for the
public interest"
Advance in the price of anthraci
to the consumer has been a direct
and inevitable result of the added
costs of production" due to Gov
Mine Workers, Mr.. Crowell said, in
an address at the October meeting of
the board of directors Of his associa-
ton. He said the responsibility of
the retailer is to maintain fair mar
gins or profit. Such margins, added
to costs of coal at the mines. pEls
costs of transportation from the
mines, establish retail prices.
Evening star., 1923-10-02

performance was the leading charac-
ter played by Lucille La Verne. This
character was that of an old woman.
deeply ignorant, blindly prejudiced, a
thorough outlaw. with a savage in
dividua1ism recalling that of the alb
original red Indian.
Yet underneath all this there were
two things that made her an unfor-
getable figure, two things that make
any soul great in whatever condition
Of life 1t may be cast.
I 1 The two things are gentfeness and
strength. No gentleness ever seems
quite so beautiful as when il is dis
covered beneath a rough exterior,
when 1T lis seen peeping out from be-
hind the bars of repression.
And strength is never SO majestic as
when 1t stands independent Of all ad-
juncts. when 1t has no allies of Fame
or money or applause.
This old woman was sister to the
heroes of the Morse Edda.
She reminded me, know not why,
of pictures / have seen of George
Evening star., 1923-10-02
AWARDED maintenance,
Mrs. Bertha Grimm Also Gets Gus
tody of Children.

Justice Hoehling in Equity Court
maintenance to Mrs. Bertha I. Griffin.
who sued Hugh P. Griffin, government
printing office employe, for limited
divorce on the grounds of cruelty and
intoxication. The decree awards the
custody of the minor Griffin children
to the wife, as well as permanent ALI
mony and costs. Griffin Is also re-
strained from attempting to annoy or
interfere with his wife in future
When the suit of Mrs. Griffin was
hrst filed charges were made that
GrIffin had threatened to harm his
wife and children. and the court en-
Joined the husband from going near
the home pending the litigation. At
torney RAYMOND Neudecker appeared
for Mrs. Griffin.
Evening star., 1923-10-02
ARREST 571 In 48 HOURS.
Police Say 257 Traffic Law Viola
1 - tions Increased Activities.

Arrests made by the police during
thu forty-eight hours ended at 5
o'clock yesterday morning totaled 57f,
an increase resulting from 257 traffic
law violations. SO for speeding and
17s for violations of minor traffic
regulations.
One hundred and twenty-seven ar
ests for violations of provisions Of
the laws regulating the liquor ques-
ton were recorded. Arrests for in
toxication numbered So; selling. A.;
Illegal possession. IA; transporting,
10; driving automobiles while under
the influence of liquor, 8.
Evening star., 1923-10-02

Eliot, for she had that same DAN
>tesQue grimness of expression.
j She dominated my imagination like
some towering and calm mountain.
She was one of those few things. seen
upon the stage which having seen ]
cannot forget.
Size called to mind the fact that
there is something else ia womanhood
beside tenderness, that she is not pri-
marily plaything or a lure. She
| may be. and she sometimes is,. some-
thing majestic, even terrible. 80
Perhaps that is why we speak of
Mother Nature.
Evening star., 1923-10-02

Oldest educational institution In
Egypt, El-Azhar University, has an
attendance of between 1900 and
$4,000 students.
A woman of more or less experience
says that 1t Is easier to boss half a
dozen men than it is to control one
hired girl.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30

0rRAs H0RAs = LOS D01EINGos pOR uIrAC10n.
Ppra lo1 PObrea los MaTtes d 8 10 De Il noehe
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30
FL PaTdCu|aIBllO 'BaVaIO

plan del separatisino bdvaro de elegir
por pIebiscito a i'm StddtsprG esident,
un jefe de Estado cuya existencia
disminuirfa, naMralmente, ,la, 5autoEi-
dad del gobierno central en- Baviera y
reforzarfa Ia posiei9ns de las derei
|chas.
la election del jefe de Estado sc
habrfa realizalo va 81 para la refornfa
de la Constitution no Sc necesitasef
los yotos. de las dos ,terceras parties sEs
los diputados, votes de los cuales nc
tlisponen las derechas Y por esta IA,
z0n fratan dc realizar su plan inedian.
te un plebiscito simpliticado. s..
El4Gandidato de las derechass est e
doctor Kahr, que fue exaltado al Po
der (jefatura del gobierno) por la i'll
tentona de Kapp (AIarzo de 1920 !
Sc nostr0 siempre como adyersario dt
Berlin. Su election diffcultarfa consi
derablemente la collaboration entire
Berlin y Munich.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30

Ell deseo de Poincar6 y de Foch de.
rompcrs In unitfad polftiea dc Alefnanih
no Sc encuentra muy lejos de la reali-
zaci6n. FL derrumbamiento del marco
" La consiguiente miseria del prpletal
riado (sy tambien della burguesfa RF3-
lcfarixaddj han roto va la unidad mo-
raj del pueblo aleman,, es indudable
que una revoluci0n bolchevique un
Irnoyimiento derechista favorecerfa los
planes del elsnacionalismoS frances.
FL partieularismo, eterna pesadilla
de Bismark, Sc nota en- la Baviera mo-
narquiea reaccionaria mas intensa-
mente que en- ningun osro Estado del
Reich. FL proceso contra Fucds Y sus
completes demostr0 que los pilares
del nacionalismo no les repugnaba en-
trar en- contacto con agentes franceses
Ipara actuar eventualmente juntos con-
| ira ell G0biermo jstdio de Berlin.
Adolfo Hitler, Ell famoso jefe de los
fascistas bayaros, quiso aproveehar
Iprecisamente la entrada de los fran
ceses en- el Rhur para sus fines parti-
cuiares, ahora, cuando el yalor de
una sola libra esterlina sobrepasa a
20 millones de marcos Y cuando la po-
Utica de Inglaterra carece de decision
contra la hegemonfa continental de
Francia, los reaccionarios bavaros in
tentan separar aGn mas Munich de
Berlin, eligiendo un jefe de Estado al
lado del presidente del Reich. Hasta
ahora, Sc precisaDa una quinta parte
de los bavaros que tienen derecho a
.xotar, sea unos 100000 individuos,
para pedir la organization de un ple-
.biscito encaminado a reformar la Cons
Htituci6n. Seglin un nuevo proyecto, de
ley, 100000 ciudadaAA Aastarfan pa
IA clio, Y los votos de 100000 y pico
serian suficientes para la reforma
constitutional.
Aquellos que redactaron el proyecto
de ley que a primera vista parece tan
democratico, sirven realmente el yiejo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30
Aument6 en- Peso
13 Libras.
EsTA MUY AGRADECID0.

Ell Sr L. r. Taylor de Willow Bend,
w. Va!, escribe: @Doy a. ustedes las
gracias por el bepeficio que he recibido
con su medicina, No solamente he re-
cobrado mi salud. sin6 que he aumen-
tado en- peso 13 libras. Estoy ahora to-
lmand0 el cuart0 frasco de Nuga- Tone.
Debo mi vida a Nng@Tone por 10
tanto estoy muy agradecido."
Nuestros lectores Shallarln en- el Nj
ga Tone un remedio inofensivo, eficaz
" de buen SAILOR, que allmcnta Ia iner-
"a Il el vigor, devuelye el apetifo y for
tifica ripidamente los neryios, Ia san
gre y ell cuerpo en- general. Produce I'm
sueiio tranquilo y repinador, estimula
4cl hfgado v reglla el est0mago v los
intestinos. Nuga-Tone es garantizado a
dar satisfaction diner0 dcvuelto
vdase la garantia en- catIa frasco rs
recomendado, garantizaSlo y Sc vende
len t0tlas las droguerias D pHede lohte.
nerse ilirectameilte, remitiendo $1.00 ii
National Laboratory, 1916 $. Wabash
Ave, Chicago, Ill Cr1.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30

Rousseau hasta Fl Y Margall con pa
labras elocuentes conmovedolns. que
convencfan, no Sc sabe por que PARADE
jas de Ia juvcntud, iluestras almas
fogoras sentimentalcs Por mas
tarfle como ell una rectificaci0n tar
dfa, el alma conlprendc' que no son los
puebIcs mas sensatos bien regalaSaos
los que mcjor Sc aSienen con nuestro
gusta. I'll gusto pide en- los Buebl0s. CO.
mo en- todas las cosas, rn tanto de
sal. Poned ahf un POGO de entusiasmo.
de vehemencia fun POGO de posibilidad
de locural Y cstaremos cenformes.
Tambi6n me acuerdo de Ia seguri-
dad con que Ia escuela de Taine
disci taha sobre la teorfa del medic v
del ambicnte 81 aquella doctrina
huhiera sitlo exacta, la Suiza serfa
i'm pals de gigantes arrebatos. Las des-
comunales montaiias, los ventisque-
ros, los temerosos barrancos, las sell
vas, los torrentes, los lagos profun-
dos; toSla esa naturaleza entonada en-
el diapas6n mas alto que es possible,
hubiera. debido producer hombres al
ttsimos Y bellos, coraz9Hes impetuosos,
alnas desnrdenadas, pj etas inspirados
y prtistas sublilaes.n .,.,
~. 4T
al rev6s. NADIA estd tan distante dc
10 extraordinario como el suizo. Jun
to a unas montafias desmesuradas, to-
do en- torno es mediano, eoinedido, pru-
dente. Los hombres no son nj grandes
nj pequefies, nj hermosos.' nj repugriane
tcs. nj muy robustos, nj debiles. Care
cen de rasgos definiaOs. No tienen 10
que Sc dice raza. Igualmente los cul-
tiyos son uniformes, regalados, parsi-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30

mpniosOs, Bajo la cresta altfsima dom
de uil remolino lie nubes parecen
tirinir una contienda los doses olfm-
riees. he ahf con cue admirable co
aiecci5a estan pIantados les arboles
unifornes en- una pralera que parece
el e6sped de deporte de I'm parque in
giles. FL amigo Taine fantaseaba de-
masiado. En- cuanto a los poetas insig-
nes y los piiitores inspirados, los am
biciosos del tipo napole0nico Y los po-
lfticos forinidables. nos contentaremos,
por ejemplo, con Amiel, ese hombrc
ieconcentrado, mct0dico tfnido, que
escribi0 ei nlejor tratadD noderno so
bre Ia yacilaeion, sobre Ia falta dc vo-
luntad.
Pero no es cuerdo pedir las cosas
10 que no pueden darnos. Vale nlejor
poner de nuestra parte 10 que a elias
les falta. Y asT han acudido a Suiza
los espfritnss mas yehementes entu-
siastas, los Schiller, los Byron, los
Wagner, los Nietzscl'e, j ellos han
pedffo a la gigantesca naturaleza Sui
"a 10 que abundaba tanto en- ellos la
energfa ttimultuosa ! la locura.
Entire taitn, les bello Y glIstoso hun
dirse en- esta calma como dc algod0n
ii, rama 1.omn da hnIIo tihin dol mi
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30
.EL SR. DIAZ AUNIENT0 MAS DE
UN KILO CON CADA BOTELLA
Tanlac hizo desaparecer per Complete la En-
fermedad del Est6mage, dscla1a IN s1iei-
bro de la POlicia Insular, ternlin6 el
sufrimiento de larga duraci6ny
Sc siente bien ahOra.

"Cuando habia tornado tres botellas
de Taniac, aumente mas de cuatro XII
los en- peso me sentfa tan fuerte y
active como nunca", declare ell ST.. Ra-
mon Gonzalez Dlaz, que vive en- la ca
lie de San Juan, No. 32, Santuree,
Puerto Rice. El Sr. Gonzalez Diaz
es mielnbro de la Policia Insular y
cuenta en- su hoja veinticinco amos de
scrvicio.
"Hace tres amos, comence sufrir
del est6mago. FL alimento me hacia
dslo y despues de las comidas me lie
naba de gases. Sufrf terribles. dolo-
res de espalda, en- la region de los
riiiones en- las caderas. Tenia muy
NAL apetito y estaba por debajo de
III; fuerza Y vigor naturales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30

"Cuando comenee a tomar Tanlac
nlejor6 desde luego mi apetito, pare
Ella que Ell alimento me sentaba me-
jor y al POGO tiempo, deje de sufrir dc
fermentation de gases. Ahora estoy
por complete libre de los males de-
estomago y muy aliviado de los dolo-
res de rihones. Nunca vacilo en- reco-
mendar Tanlac mis- amigos"
Tanlac Sc vende en- todas las bue-
mas droguerias. No acepte substitu-
tos. Sc han vendido mas de 81 milo
mes de bctellas.
Las Pfldoras Vegetables Tanlac son
eli remeaio natural del estrenimiento
De venta en- todas parties.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-08-30
PARA Ell NoRTE

En- el vapor san Lorenso que sale
hoy de nuestro puerto para New York
embarca nuestro particular amigo, Sc.
nor Nicolas Santini, Quien va en- viaje
de negocios.
La estadfa del sefior Santini en- los
Estados Unidos, sera, seg1n tenemos
.eatendido, epor varias semanas
i Grata trayesfa Y exito en- sus ges-
tiones tleseamos al distinguido amigo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-19

tos en- benefcio.de la humanidad dolien
te. = no doliente. Tai ir1iciativa va
G&ndo I'm resultado asombroso; pres Sc
cuentan va 6bolos nluy valiosos entire
clos I111o de un personaje anonimo, que
Ia aprontado generosamente un million
de frances al fondo que Sc ,levanta.
Mientras este ocurre, observase que ell
entusiasmo pugiista sigue IN CRES-
GENDO por toeos lados, ponienao en-
1aego millonadas de dollars y ofren-
dando los 'combatientes, con los ho-
menajes de una admiration delirante,
cuantiosas sumas de dinero.
FL axioma virgiliano de "MENS
AGITAT MoLEM'', per 10 visto no
encajs en- Las presentes circunstancias;
rues es Ia materia la que Sc impone
con Ell beneplacito de tirios troya-
nos
Y 81 refexionamos acerca de 10 que
ocurre en- ell campo del arte por exec
lencia, o sea Ell arte musical, Iqu6 OBJ
servamos? Pues una gran decadencia,
rns gran degeneration del gusto y una
rasividad indiferentismo desesperan-
te5
ST exceptuamos los Estados Unidos
Gel Norte,-la TERRA de promisi6n de
los artistas grandes y pequefos,-
de las manifestations del arte cuen-
tan con nticleos v5liosos entusiastas,
observaremos I'm perfecto estancamien-
to en- la diffusion ensenanza de la
nlnsica. Esta Sc considera err6neamen-
to por la generalidad de las 3entes,
como un ARTE DE RECREO, sin vir-
tual observation-disclosures, cuando es pre-
cisamente I'm ELEMENTo PoDERo-
SO, una ciencia, Ia palanca propulsora
del progreso moral de los pueblos. La
importancia del estudio de la m1sica
no ha sido aiin debidamente aquilatada
por los gobiernos, que no quieren com
prender que ell arte de los sonidos es
ci mas grande estimulante de las apti
tudes morales latentes en- Ell individuo,
y que es mediante ell cultivo des-
arrollo de esta gran actividad que SO
liega al perfeccionamiento de las So
ciedades.
Siendo este asi,-y nadie absoluta-
Llente objetara a semejante aserci6n,-
Gpor que no Sc .establece la ense6anza
obligatoria de la mdsica en- los plante-
les de ensefanza? iPor que no Sc inn
p!anta ell estudio de la musica con ell
inismo empe1o que Sc demuestra EN-
ciertas asignaturas reglamentarias? Els
timamos de mas utilidad practica para
eJ escolar el estudio de la musica que
por ejemplo, ell de las 1enguas muer-
tas. :. y tambien algunas vivas. Por
otro lado, sin Ell estudio metodizado y
efciente del arte musical jamas Sc
1egaran comprender nj apreciac en-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-19

toda su grandeZa y subhm1dad las ele-
padas concepciones de los grandes macs
tros. Para desentrahar las bellezas de
las elevadas prcducciones clasicas y
ann modernas, SO 'requiere cultivar y
desarrollar la facultad mas noble del
alma; Sc requiere estimular ell senti-
miento emotivo, latente en- todo cora
zon sensible.
Aparte de esas adQuisiciones, Sc lie
garfa, por ell estudio metodizado y eff
ciente de la musica, a desterrar de
nuestro ambiente de nuestra mente
impresionable toda esa balumba ensor-
decedora de concepciones estultas y
groseras, que solo sirven para encena-
gar ell ambiente con las impuras ema-
naciones de un arte rudimentario y de
irfima calidad. Existen y ex1stiran pro
hablemente siempre elementos adictos
q esas intemperaneias; pero de ese con
tingente de espiritus descarriados po
dram desprenderse fuertes nucleos que,
4aVJ4ohbO u4AcS PAOHNAUSAOAAt @NS5N~
ran a obtener un progreso manifesto,
exponente de una cultura superior. No
hay que olvidsr que Ell arte es Ell ba-
rdmetro revelador del progreso moral
de los pueblos y que mientras mas
grande sea su diffusion, tanto mas gran
CO sera ell puesto que aquellos ocupe1
en- el mundo.
No nos dejemos arrastrar por el ma
terialismo que impera en- esta epoca
positivista, exubersntemente mercan-
tilista, y ante La apoteosis del misculo,
orongamos resueltamente la apoteosis
Gel arte musical, que es ell incentive
mayor de Ia vida la mas elocuente
revelaci6n de los encantos de un mum
co superiorl
Arfstides cHAvIER.
Ponce, P. r.