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New Britain herald., 1924-02-01

S35 to $50 choice best selling Coats tomorrow at this very low price.
 Fine quality coatings include Amochina, Excella, Bryantonia, Bolivia, etc., with luxurious col lars-eyen cuffs and other trim mings-of such splendid furs as Manchurian Wolf. Beaverette, Squirrelette, Skunk Opossum and Mufflon.
 All of these are superior coats at drastic reductions.
 Each coat fully lined with Satin, English Sateen or Ling cite.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-01

Very fine grade of Tweed in tan and grey mixtures. Sizes 14 to A. Reg. S398 value.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-01
Children's Fine Ribbed Hose
 15c Pair

Just received for tomorrow-another lot of 9 dozen very excellent quail ity fine ribbed, reg ular 25c pair.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-01

Slight irreguIars hardly noticeable, no holes, fashioned, in all the desirable shades, including black, grey and beige. All sizes.
New Britain herald., 1924-02-01

Fine lisle with white split foot
 Beacon make, - sizes up to 11R, black and colors, guaranteed to be fast. Reg. 25c pair.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-27
hUTOTRUCKEM DO HLOUB
KY 159 STOP.

stGpan Dlubac mlze mluvi-
ii o stesti. autotruck, v nemz
jel vcera odpoledne Sc 6letym
svnem a 4letou dcerkou, sjel
s mimi po svahu $50 stop ma
University rd. ma koleje dra-
hy Erie. Nehoda Sc Dlubacovi
pfihodila. kdyz pfi zahybani
do zap. 10. ul. ztratil mad tru-
ckem kontrolu. Delnici "a
mestnani ma kolejich museli
pied privalem kameni, jez Sc
hrnulo spolu s autem. uteci,
ale lined spechali ku pomoci.
Celia rodina dOveZena byla do
Grace nemocnice, kde vsak
81 ledano, ze vlastne nikomu
nebylo ubliaeno. Celou neho-
du odstun6 iedinG Dlubac sam.
jemuz Sc policie snazi doka-
zatl, ze "fraikumst" provede-
ny s autotruckem proved v
opilstvf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-27
OMYIEM POSTRELENY
SOUSED.

Do oxen Harryho Moorena,
98l2 Gaylord ave-, nahllzel
kazdeho vecera jisty mladik,
ktery timto ZpGsobem obt6zo-
val sousedstvO celeho okoli.
Mooren Sc snail zvedavce Wy
cihati n proto sc polozil do
Zalohy. Zevlovat pfisel as o
pulnoci, ale dal sc pred Moo
renem ma itek, jsa Jim prona-
sledov;n. Honba sla pres yard
Irwina Selse, ktery ale take
pasl po 'tumilovi' a u v6do-
mi. ze jei konetne dopadl, sire
Ill omylem Moorena, ktery by
doprayen. do nemocnice sv. "A.
lexisc, kde shledano, re rama
ieho neni nebezpeGnou. Sells
byl policii sprosttn kazdt vi.
ny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-27
'NAluBKOvA' ORDINANCE NASi
MESTSkE RADY.
zN0VuzklzENi zRu$ENE STANCE
P0ULlCNl DRAHY.
UPRAvA POPLATKU IA svETLO.

Kazdy ma verejnych mis-
tech pes v Cleveland6 musi
byti opatfen nahubkem, neni-
ii veden ma snGfe, kterez nafi-
zeni vejde v .platnost dne a.
cervence. Ordinance, jejimz
ruvodem jest radni S. B. Mi
chell. hrozi prestupnfkhm nej
vyssim trestem, 5000 pokuty
dvoumesiGni uvezn6ni.
Opatfenf mestske rady wy
volano bylo nakolika pffpady
objevenf Sc vzteklych PSI. kite
rymi byly nektere osoby pokou
sany, ano jedno devcatko sta
10 Sc obeti teto hroZne epide-
mie. PodObna kontumace PSI
byla zavedena pred 60 dny V
Shaker Heights, dnes o podOb
nem nafizeni jednano bude V
East Clevelandu a pozdeji j v
Cleveland Heights.
u mas prijata byla nova or
dinance II hlasy proti 8. Rad
nj j.. M. Sulzman byl V opo-
sici a snazil "psi osud" usnad-
nitit dodatkem, die ktereho by
zvifatdm pod dohledem vlast-
nika nebylO treba nahubkn.
Sulzman prohlasil, re opatro-
vati psy nahubkem jest ryz-
ntnfm, ktere kazi jinak wi
rata dobra.
Pfijata byla resoluce radni-
no McGintyhO, die ktere ne.
davnO zrusena stanice ma Euc.
lid ave. a vych. II. ul. Sc ENC
VII zrizuje. X prvnimu cteni
dostala Sc ordinance, die kite.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-27
ARBITRATOR BUDOU [
VAzOVATI.

Pet clenu arbitracni komise
ieZ rozhOdnouti ma mzdovy
spor mezi spolecnostl cleve-
landskych poulicnich drah q
jejimi konduktery a motoraky,
hodla nyni po odbytem vysIe-
chu prostudovati V uzavfeno-
sti dive hlavni otaZky:
Niue zrizenec slusne a do
bfe ziti "a plat, ktery dnes
dostavaji?
MGze Taylerova vysada e.
xiatovati "a nyn6jsich podmf-
mex, jestlize zadosti "a zlep.
SEM meZd bude vyhoveno?
Jako posledni svedek vypo
vidal vcera president spolec
nostl Stanley dnes rano pro
hlasi svoje minani pravni ia
stupci. Stanley vlastn6 opako
Val to, GO tvrdili JIM svedc
spravy, ze totiz zvyseni mezt
muze Znamenati jedine IVY
SEM cen "a jizdni listky a sic,
ma 10c. President unie zrizen
eli Polk prohlasOval, ae pla
zdejsich kondukterG fidit
metorG Sc nikterak nevyrovn
platGm zriZencu V Pittsbm
gu, Chicagu neb BostOnu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-27
PRfRUckA PRO kRAJANY,
kTERi NAVSTfVf STAROU
VLAST.

rraktickOu knizeGku hofej-
siho titulu vydala lnformacni
kancelar Americkych Cecho-
slovakn V PraZe H., HavliG.
kova ul. {. |. Jest to sn1ska
praktickych rad pro vyletni,
ky, kteri mali V 1myslu ma
vstiviti Ceskoslovensko. kni
Zecce pripojen jest cely ka
lendar programy Zizkovycl
oslav rnZnych mestech. For
mat spisku jest kapesni a IL,
jei obdrzeti ma prihla5ku V II
yeden6 adrese.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-27
UZENKY, DOMNEL.A PRfcI-
MA SMRTI, NEBYI.Y
JEDOVATE.

sef m6stskych chemickych
laboratOfi dr.. Harold j. Knapp
yGera oZnamil kOrOnerovi Ham
nondOyi, re V uZenkach da-
rlch mu k rozboru nenalezl
jedu. Die p6yodnich DONNIE
rex mel byti timto zpdsobem
otraven 11lety Josef Mauer,
1904 Parkview ave-, Garfield
Heights. Pripad Sc udal as
pred trent tydny, kdy celia ro
dina onemocnfla po vecefi, je
ii2 hlavni souGastf byly par
KY. Vyvazli ySichni zivotem
az ma nebohtho JOsefa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-27
VYZV 1!

Uvadi Sc timto We Una.
most, ze Sc kona vylet ma So
kolskou farmu v Twins
burgh, O., v nedeli 8. cerv-
ma po cestovnich automobi-
lech. Vyjede Sc ze Sokolov.
ny Nova Vlast v 8 hod. RAJ
no. Kdo mini Sc vyletu to.
hoto sucastnit a misto 81 v
bussu zajistit, necht' Sc pfi.
hlasi v utery a v patek We
Ger v tclocviSNs u br. cvici.
tele. K hojne 1casti uctivs
I'VE krajany ma zapadni stra
ne jmenem pofadatelstva
v. PRECH. nacelnilx
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-27
z MfSTNf POLITIkY.

Plukovnik C.. A. Thompson
meskati bude Ultra We Wash
ingtonu kde, konferovati bude
5 presidentem Coolidgem, "a
navstevy V hlavnim meste no.
dla wyatt kongresnika The
odora +. BurtOna, ably kandl-
doval ma lfad ohiOskeho gu
Vernera. Thompson jest jed
MIN z managera presidentovy
kampan6. Ohiosti republican
sti vndci, ktefi nikterak ne
hodlaji pOdporovati kandida-
turu byvaleho guvernera Har-
ry l.. Davise, snazi Sc Zatah-
nouti We volebni bOj Burtona
aneb samotneho Thompsona.
Burton die sobotniho prohla-
SEM 81 vsak kandidovati me-
prejc a nepodafi-li Sc Thomp-
sonovi jej premluviti, stal by
sc Cekancem sam, &C jinak sc
podobn6 jako Burton prohla-
sill proti vlastni kandidatufe,
isa pfilis zaneprazdnen kam-
pani Coolidgea.
Okresni komisar A. K. Di-
trick Ohlasil svoji kandidatu-
ru ma move zvoleni V republi-
kanskych primarkach vzdor
tomu, re jeho politicka cinnost
" ufad6 V posledni dobe Wy
stavena byla ostre kritice.
! Vypomocny pokladnik }. T.
Nolan kandiduje ma pOzladnl.
/ ka, rckorder l.. O. Newell sc
uchazi O move zvoleni pO'
dobne statni zastupci H. E.
Davis a G.. r. Sizer a pravnik
Fl. /. Emmerson kandiduje dc
statniho ustfedniho vybOru
Vsichni jsou republican, diva
cateho druheho distriktu. Dne!
kOna sc We WintOn hOtelu prN
mi organisacni schnZe repub
likanskych Odstepencu protiv
nikG Nj. Maschka, sdruzenycl
v The Citizens Republican AS
sOciation. We vyboru eXekuti
Wy zasedaii statni senator Bel
der, G.. B. Harris, j. w. Hol
comb, II. O. Yoder a +. G.
! Carpenter.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-27
UPOZORNENi!

Uvadi Sc timto ma yedomi
vSem clenGm
SOKOLA j. A. .kOMENSkY
zc Sc kona vyjizdka nj sokOl-
skOu farmu v Twinsburgh. o.,
v NEDELI, 8. CERVNA. (
Trucky vyjedou v 8 nod rano
od spolkove sine na vych.
131. ulici. Vsichni priznivci
sOkolstva jsou uctive zvani.
Kdo sc mini slicastnit., necht'
Sc pfihlasi do l. Cervna k ga
jist6ni mista Il AL. Hrabaka,
1882 vych. 1873, nj.
Ma Tdar!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-27
PROHlRlcNf LODSTVO Sc.
SfLENO.

Washington, 26. kvGtna. -
Sekret;lf namOfnictva Wilbur
pfidelil dnes dalsich tfinact
torpedObOrci a dive mensi To-
di k pObfezni strait k pouzi-
vani V boii proti podloudni-
KUN. Mezi dodatecnymi torp6
doborci jest iich pet moder-
Mich, vynikajicich velikou ry.
chlostl., PfitomnG % valecnt
lodi stfezi bsevero-atlantickt
robfezi pred "najezdy" whis
kovych podloudnikd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-27
STfzNOST PROTI RA-
KOUSKU.

Belehrad, 26. kv6tna. - j.
hoslavska vlada pOstezuje 81
u Ligy narOdH ma Rakousko,
pOnGyadZ toto utiskuje chor-
vatske, srbske a slovinske sve
mensiny v~KOrutanech jakOz
Rurgenland6. Chce tez pOza-
dovat. ably nektere ty pohra-
nicni mensiny pfedany byly
Jugoslavii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-27
PREDNASkA o NALEZU
HROBU TUTENKAMENA.

V pondeli a v utery predna
seti bude V Zednafske sini ma
Euclid ave. Howard Carter,
JenZ spOlu sc Zesnulym lOr-
dem Varnarvonem pO sesti-
letem hledani Objevil hrob G.
gyptskGho faraona Tutenka-
mena. Carter pfednaseti bude
civlisaci a kulture stareho
Erypta a slova doplnena bu-
doU pohyblivymi obrazky, zna
zorhujicimi prace vykopavaci,
iakOz okamzik, kdy objeven
byl hrob ukryty zrakum lid
skym pO celia tisicileti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-27
AUTEM ZRANENA DfVkA
VYSOUDILA $500.

V listopadu byla 20leta F.
leanora CarIsonova zachyce-
ma auten Freda Westona, kite
rT il slice sebral a veil do me-
mocnice, ale potom 81 to roZ-
myslil a divku slozil ma ulici
q pax aby Sc vyhnul zodpoved
nosti, rychle uiel. Byl "a ne
samaritanske jednani odsou-
zen do kaznice a rozepfi civil
nj. IA ltere Carlsonova poza-
dovala "a utrp6nE iraz $50.-
O0O. odsouZen byl Weston k
2aplacenl pcuhycb s3500.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-27
NAHLE UMRTf CLEVELAND
SkEHO SKLADATELE.

Ia jizdy automobile sve-
no pfitele pri navratu kon-
certu V Zednarske sini zemfel
nahle postizen patrne srdecnf
mrtvici J. H. Beck, 68lety hu-
debni skladatel a reditel hu-
debni skoly V Colonial Area
dc. Ryl zdeisim rodakem a po
hudebnich studiich ma lipskf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-27
prohibitnich pripadech pru-
merna pokuta DO 5000, Ovsem

prohibicnich pfipadech pru-
mtrna pokuta po 5000, ovsem
pondeli jest take nejrusneJsl
den, ponevadz Sc uctuji hfl-
chv spachane "a sobotu me-
deli. V jine dny skolektuje Sc
timto Zpusobem prumerne as
$4,000. Plny million "a rok "a
plati jen autoiste, ktefi Ease
dali k fiditku v napilosti. Il
milionu odeGte Sc mestsky w
del. as. $l40.000, tax re zbu-
dc slusna suma jak pro mesto,
talk i stat.
Jest tom kus lronie, ze
vsichni postlGeni, kdyz byli
zaplatili hfiSne peniZe Ia Ii
hoviny pochybne hodnoty, mu
81 jest6 hriSnajsi penize pla
titi IA to, re SO nechali pfi
stihnonti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-27
NlkDO NECHCE PoJCIT RU-
MUNOM.

Bukurest, &c. kv6tna. -
Ma dnesni schulz kabinetu o.
znamil Zahranicni ministr Du-
ca, re az dosud byla marna
vsecka namaha vymoci v CHI
ne pro Rumunsko pdjcku. Ze-
me nema zadnehO Iv6ru a ci-
ri finanGnici zadaji zaruky,
kterych by Rumunsko nikdy
dati nemOhlO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-27
s'SvET''

konservatofi stal Sc dirigen-
tenn Symfonickeho orchestra v
Detroit pozd6ji, cd r. 1899
do 1922, dirigoval symfonicky
'orchestr zdejsi.
Beck sve ylastni skladby
pred sv6tem tail, az .teprve
pfi oslave jeho CT. narozenin
byly skladby jeho, vetsinou
velke prace orchestralni, w.
staveny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-27
Z KR.AJANSKE cERNE
KRONIKY.

Chicago, 25. kv2tna. - Do
reky Desplaines v zachvatu
poruchy mysle privod6nem
churavosti vrhla sc mlada man
zelka Martina Pokornika z
Hollywood, l., blize tohoto me
sta. Nest'astna zena zmizela
re sveho obydli v noci a kdyz
il manZel pohresil, provedla
jiz zOufaly svGj Gin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-27

re Sc ma ma trait poulicnich
kar vedOuci z pieru zavesti
2Hc poplatek neb a listky "a
1Oc bez PRIVILEGE listku pre-
stupnihox. Nafizeni jest pro
pohodli automobilistG, ktefi
zastavi auta ma mestskych, k
tomu lcelu urcenych mfstech
a jezerniho pobrezi.
Resoluce radniho w. j. Ken
nedyho, ably zrusen byl NEST
skym bezpeCnostnim feditelem
Barrym zavedeny clanek 81.
domaciho fadu bezpecnostni-
no departmentu. die ktereho
nesmi policista ami hasic pri-
nalezeti n6jake organisaci,
propadla Fl hlasy proti A. Ma
nager Hopkins j Barry prohla-
sill, re Zalezitost jest jiz uspo
kojive vyfizena re netreba
"vykopavati mrtvolu p hrObu
pohfbenou iiz pred trent IT,
dny," iak pravil radni Sulz.
mn.
V6tSinou II hlasG proti 8
rozsiena ma deset rOku privi-
lei The Cleveland Electric H.
Illuminating Co., jez bude do
davati electricity proud "a 81
parni vytapeni. Proti Sc sta
vel radni Witt, jena pravil
ze doba desiti rokn jest pfilis
dlouha a vyvoj prave V tech.
to odborech ze postupulje pfl.
Lis rychle a ze proto neshleda'
va moudrgm vazati Sc ma ce.
lou radu let
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-27

Komu patfi titul m.stra Ges-
he k0pane Americe, buds.
rozhodnuto pate.s, na West
Tech hfisti pri zapase mezi
cecho slovaky Olympii Chi
caea. Pfijd'te ma tento nejlep-
ii zapas sezony!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-27
ZEMREL v KOUPELI.

Michal Ochab, 29O4 zap.
12. ul., povolanim umyvac au-
tomobila, nalezen byl vcera
svoji manzelkou mrtvy v kou
paci vane. DIE vsehO ZpGsobila
nahle umrti srdecni mrtvice.
Pripad ohlasen byl knronero-
vi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-27
PROHlBICE MESTU VYNAsf

Prohlfzime-li cifry ust6dro-
vanych u policejniho soudu
pokut, pfijdeme k poznani, re
jest prohibice vlastn6 "poze-
hnanim" pro mestske poklad-
ny. TAX v'era usiedfeno Y 80
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-27
UPOZORNENi!

Dovoluji 81 timto uvesti We
znamost, re vyrizuji lehci ste
hovani a veskerou expresni do
pravu s autotruckem. Veske-
re objednavky rychla a LEVINE
Tez pfijmu praci IA kontrakt.
GluzbOvolny
A. J. B l. A z 4 X
1880 Chappelsids Ave.
z vYch. 1871. ul. v Corlctt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-27
z moudrosii otcopske.

"Styd' Sc. synu. That. ia isem
We tvem vsku vlbec jests neysdsl.
CO je lez!"
TAX kdy az jsi zadal, tatip'
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-08-12
WOMEN PATRONIZE
The TOBACCO STORES
COME SAVANNAH PLACES
IN , NV PURCHASE FIVE PER
cFNT OF ALL SALES.

SAVANNAH, Ga.-Some Savan-
= +obacco store clerks state that
e e' oer cent of their customers are
IN, .nso. that they have at least that
"Y nortion OF calls week for cigar
e'lf' i, = matter of general knowledge
!. u here are women and girls in Sa-
t ina, ,ll> who smoke cigarettes. in TACT
T SnIo are quite a number OF these,
tneIt n a. ali stations of life. Most Of the
a anu u cigarette smokers indulge in
itl ;l,te though there are some so
PaM y. TO brave the public gaze and
DOi ole o. where casual eyes may see.
'il While not going into smoking at
.,e " rate English women do, the Sa-
Ia .aosh female smokers are quite
.dsnt at putting at the pill, and
a :aE5re their cigarettes with as much
I nn.to and enjoyment as the mere
ga5'' Some Of the girls in the dancing
i n"d snort sets go so far as to bum
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-08-12
SPEND ia MILLION
FOR EDUCATION WORK
BAPTISTS HAVE COLLECTED
OVER So MILLION IN THEIR
BIG MONEY CAMPAIGN.

A total of Sl4849,08330 for the
furtherance OF Christian education
represents the largest single amount
in the distribution OF funds collected
on the Baptist seventy-hve million
campaign, according to a statement IS
sued by the headquarters OF that
movement. A total OF S53,377 1884
represents the revised figures on the
amount collected in the campaign up
to May l, 1924
To give an idea of the objects to
which the huge amount OF money was
to be expended, the following state
ment- OF the distribution will be OF
general interest to Baptists.
Foreign missions, $9,898, 3oO.3Oi
home missions, $5,757,820O9; state and
associationa1 missions, S9O93,I69-A
Christian education, $l4049,O85.ol
hospitals, $2,672,692.43; orphanages
81. 464, 965.87; ministerial relief. ST.
$40. 366.94; expenses and fixed charges
not otherwise absorbed, S209l ,oO8.5o;
special credits an miscellaneous
items. ST, 590,990.47; purchase and
operation OF state denominational pa
pers. 62.2OO.38; foreign relief, S67,-
| 602. 10; undistributed balance, Sl52,-
330.77; home mission board, $50. lo5
raised by churches on foreign fields
and expended by them in work there,
Isl. 003. $1,000"
Ali departments OF the general mis-
sionarv. educational and benevolent
work fostered by southern Baptists
have been greatly enlarged and
strengthened by the campaign, it IS
stated in the report.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-08-12
The Principal of DalUsOn Negro
Public School Writes on Crime

should try to enlist the children OF
the community in school and Sunday
school
Crime, of course, must be punished,
but this is dealing with it after it
happens. Judge Tuley, of Chicago,
said: "In all the years have served
on the criminal bench one thought
has been constantly uppermost in my
mind I have never tried criminal
case or sentenced a criminal to the
penitentiary or worse but what | felt
like a giant placed there by society
to take revenge for what society it
self has made" If Dickens could walk
the streets of London and cry like a
father for a lost child after he wrote
Little Nell" which pictured the neg
lected children of London, surely we
should manifest our care for those
whom are bone Of our bone and flesh
OF our flesh.
believe crime will decrease in
proportion as we enlist all the chill
dren of all the people in school I'M
der the right instruction, where chill
dren are taught that other children
are as good as they rather than that
they are as good as anybody, and
where they are taught to reverence
the rights of others and how to go
along the street quietly and orderly,
to the extent we get them to Sunday
school and church.
A few days ago | visited what is
said to be the largest penal institu-
ton in the United States. There were
! 2. 400 inmates there, and they passed
for supper by the music from the
band while we were there. One Wo-
man had her little boy with her and
as the guide talked about the instltu-
ton she asked him to listen and try
to be a good boy and never come
there. This woman was thinking
about the time when her son would
be out in the world, and was simply
trying to do what Lincoln the Bible
and all worth while instruction die
tates.
This was the most imposing build
ing | saw in that state. In spite OF
the humane treatment, which is OF the
highest type; in spite OF the pleasure
and freedom given, these men seemed
forlorn. detected and to some extent
hopeless. / wondered il this state
would have had as many inmates in
the penitentiary as she has if she had
spent as much money in the right
kind OF education as she is spending
on crime. One of our greatest minds
said: For every pound you save IN
education you will spend ten in pris-
ons, in prosecutions and in penal set
Elements"
There is, indeed though to no great
er extent than in some other places, a
fertile field for missionary work IN
our community. Remember the say
ing: Liberty liberty, how many
crimes have been committed in thy
namep' Humanity, humanity, how
many crimes have been committed in
thv name! We do not have to search
far and seek for places to do some
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-08-12
Will Remembers riends
Kindness in 1883 Blizzard
Family. Who Seem to Have Been I'm
kind, Fare Badly.

WHITE PLAINS, N. "a will
which remembered" the blizzard OF
1888 and the action of friend in need
in that trying period was filed Tor
probate here today.
Made May %, 1890, it said:
ITO my wife, Frances Williams l
give all my furniture now in her pos
sessions; also, if worth anything, my
forgiveness. To my daughter, Helen
I don't know her married name) to
NV daughter, Adelaide, to my sons,
Eddy. Tommy, daughter Sarah, q
don't know her married nance, give
S. to use as they like. l would sug
gest to Sarah that she buy Mrs. Op1e 5
work on lying. r,oo
TO my dear friend, Mrs, Thomas
Tosee, of Dobbs Ferry, | give all OF
nv money and personal property be
cause OF her great kindness to me IN
nv sickness during the blizzard OF
1885" ..
Eddie and Sarah, also Mrs, Frances
WiIliams the wife, are dead. Mrs.
Helen Nash, the first daughter men
toned survives.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-08-12

Editor Dawson News: Hon. Ben
Lindsey, judge OF the juvenile court
in Denver, places the blame for the
Franks crime at the door of the par
ents OF Leopold and Loeb, and points
out numerous crimes of less gravity
which are happening daily and are
traceable to the same causes leading
up to this crime
Alter reading the article from this
learned and astute judge, thought of
what James has to say in his psychol-
ogy about Impressions He holds that
impressions without expressions are
impressions wasted This good article
and timely advice is too valuable to
be wasted. Judge Lindsey thinks we
might be benefited if this crime wakes
up parents and teachers to the great
duty Of understanding modern youth
1t is agreed by all that we have too
much crime. Judge Wright, OF Rome
says New York city has more crime
than England and France, and twelve
times more than London, and yet
New York has less than any city in
America Chicago, he states, has the
largest crime record of any city in the
world. Secretary of State Hughes
says crpne cost America in 1922 So
000000,000, and that we spent S3000,
100000 for larceny last year
The good judge at Rome said there
should be a crusade against crime
Who should start it and where should
it begin? Think of what Lincoln
said: LET reverence for the law be
breathed by every mother to the lisp
ing babe that prattles on her lap; let
it be taught in schools, in seminaries
and in colleges; let it be written in
primers spelling books and in alma
macs" This quotation answers the
question, and if we had been doing
this there would have been far less
crime in America, in Georgia and in
Dawson. The parents and teachers
must work to one common end and
early instill the principles that make
for good, upright citizenship. They
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-08-12

thing for humanity. How can you
rest as long as there is one boy or
girl in Dawson out of some school,
Sunday school and church,
DR.. NJ. L. Britain said he was at
Rome, Georgia, once during superior
court and heard a verdict of guilty
read in murder case, when the judge
asked a young man to stand up and
give reason, if any he had, why the
sentence Of death should not be i'm
posed upon him. At this moment he
said he heard a shrill feminine voice
in the rear OF the court room in tones
OF anguish saying, Judge, don't be
too hard on my poor boy. He amt
had no chance judge. If you will
give him to me he will never come
back here again" A chance is what
so many of our youths need
| heard a pistol fire one Sunday
morning, ald rushed with others to a
store nearby and found bullet hole
in one mans head, inflicted by his
brother. He died while we looked on
at the doctor trying to save him. The
next few years IRON this time l
passed the cemetery and saw the
mother of these boys placing flow
ers on her sons grave and sweeping
around it. | thought that if she had
been as careful of this boy as she was
with his grave perhaps he would not
have been there. Sincerely,
]. B. KING,
Principal Dawson Colored School.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1924-08-12

More than 10000 Greek graves have
been explored for statuary.