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Indigestion?

NADIA causa mas rapidamente distuxbios
en- el hogar que un ataque de indigestion.
NADIA hay que haga desaparecer Ia tndt-
gesti6n que Ia Magnesia Bisurada. Ntneun
hombre puede estar de buen genic, ser
amahle tener 81 entendimiento clato
cnando estA padeoiendo constantemeufs
del eet6mago causa de acidez, gases y
dolor despues de conner. 81 su eSposo Gn-
fre del est6mago. nj le riha nj le tenga las
TINA, ay1dele a recobrar su bienestar
procurando que tenga giempre a mano
Magnesia Bisurada Zen pclvo Q en- pas
tillasl. Una cucharada del polvo dos
pastiIlas en- un POGO de aqua t0mada
despufs de cada comida neutraliza ms
tantaneamente los 4cidos de su est6mago,
CUE son Ia causa del NAL, y 81 podr& CO.
mer con gusto sin tenor Ia tnd-
gesti6n. Magnesia Bisurada es una forma
especia. de Magnesia que Ia toman nt-
nare3 de perscnas para neutralfzar IA
acidos del est6mago dcminar rApida-
mente Ia indigestion. Nc Sc confunaa
con 1eche de MAgnesia, Carbonate. Ci-
trato nj otroa preparados de magneAiA.
1nsfstase en- obtener Magnesia Bisurada.
Su acci6n es segura, rapida y sficaz,
puede ohtenerse a muy POGO costo en-
cualqnier botica bien acreditada.
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F. 6 OF O r A 9
ACCOMPLISHING
APARTAMEMTo A14-EDlFlCIo OcHOA
CRux DOX AO4
EDrCTo

EN- LA CoRTE DE DISTRITo
DEL D1sTRITo JUDICIAL DE
GUAYAMA, PUERTO RICO
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vs.

Los herederos desconocidoL
de DoAa Ana simOmpietr
y Becerra,
Demandados.
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NotaS de la LsLa

cuchar el discurso que les iba a
pronunciar nm caballero de la loca-
lidad.
Podemos decir que hemos gozado
de una nueva fiesta y por las gra-
tisimas impresiones que nuestro es-
piritu Ia recibido; podemos afirmar
desde ahora que la Semana del Nj
no en- Ell pr6ximo afio habra de re-
vestir con mas entusiasmo que esta
vez 10 que realmente debe ser, un
acontecimiento deslumbrador en- ex-
tremo.
Y no puede ser de otro modo por
tratarse de 10 mas adorable, de 10
mas digno de admiration, como in.
dudablemente 10 es nuestros queri-
dos hijos que en- el cercano porve.
mir y con la instruction que estan
recibiendo seran, (no hay que du-
darlo) los hombres mejor preparadcs
para resolver los problemas socia-
les, polfticos, y econ6micos de que
los hombres del presente no han que
rido 0 no han podido resolver hasta
el presente por Ell engrandecimiento
de esta patria que tanto lie falta aun
para que todos seamos felices.
No he de terminar estas sinceras
manifestations sin antes felicitar
efusivamente a los maestros de esta
poblaci6n por la excelente discipli-
ma que observamos en las escueIas
por nosotros visitadas durante los
dfas de la mencionada fiesta; asi
como tambi6n felicitamos v alenta.
mos 2 nuestros querdos nifios de
Bayam6n para que al leer ellos los
justos eiogios que le hemos prodiga-
do, les sirvan esos elogios de alicien-
te para que cada dia Sc vayan ele-
vando hasta Tegar a la cispide don
de Ell saber humane espera con los
brazos abdertos para estrechar a los
hOmbres que pOr su perseverance, en-
Ia instruction Sc hacen acreedores
Ia estimation que la patria les tie
ne reservada.
Cerranos esta information mani
festando los padres de los nIfios
de esta poblaci6n, que muy pronto
(antes de ter1ninar ell curse pre-
sente) aquellos padres indiferentes
que no cooperaron con su presencia
a Ia brillantez de La fiesta que va
hemos resenado, tendran otra opor-
/ ttunidad en- la cual podran prestar su
concurso sin ningdn sacrificio, la
fiestecita que habra de celebrarse
en- nuestras escuelas donde hemos
de yer reHejarses una vez mas, la
competencia de esas entusiastas
maestras que todo 10 sacrifican por
Ia instruction de sus alumnos, con
Ia preciosa exhibition de mhltiples
trabajos que durante el presente cur
so han realizado v Que habla muy
alto en- honor de la instruction.
Esta agradable noticia la trasmi-
timo desde ahora esperanto que a
Ia mencionada exiibicion que como
hcmos dicho antes, sera muy prom.
TO, esperanto que en- esos dfas nc
falte ningtin padre de los que tienen
hijos EN- estas escuelas asf como
esperamos al piiblico en- general pa
ia que nuestros maestros Sc sientar
satisfechos al yer que este pueblo
secupda sus labores.
S. SANTIAGO.
Bayam6n 18 de mayo de 1925.
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civil No, sOs7.

Civil No. 6OS7.
Sobre:
Division de comunidad.
Ell PUEBLO DE PUER 70 RI
co a los herederos desconocidos
de dofa Ana simompietri y 5ece-
IRA. sean los demandadcs en- es-
to case.
PoR Ell PREsENTE Sc norifica
ustedes que la Corte de Distrito
del Distrito Judicial de Guayama,
Puerto Rico dict6 sentencia Ell dia
1s de MARIO de 1926 declarando
con lugar la demanda de este ca
SO Y ordenando la venta en- pnbi-
ca subasta de la finca urbana ra-
dicada EN- Ell barrio Playa de
Santa Isabel, Puerto Rico, desert
ia en- dicha dennanda para distr1-
buir La cantidad que SO cbtenga en-
la subasta entire Ell demandants y
ustedes los demandadoS en- IN FRO
porci6n de una catorce ava par
te de cuatro quintas parties paia
los demandados y 81 remanente pa
ra ell demandante.
A I'm de que puedan ustedes ape
lar de dicha sentencia dentro de
los cuarenta dias sigulentes a Ia
ultima pubncaci6n de este edicto
| les diriio la presente notification.
Para publican en- el peri6dico FL
lMUNDO que 50 edita en- san Juan,
puerto Rico, pOr Ell terminc de un
mes y una vez cada sema9a, ex-
pido el presente que firmo en- Gua-
yama, Puerto Rico, q cuatro de
abril de 1926.
Tomas Pagan COLON,
Secretario COrte Dissrito,
Guayama, P. r.
Trrys Advt.
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Slcmpre los han undo, hacienda I'm
recorrido por todas las Gales de la.
poblaci6n v aprovechando la opor-
tunidad de hacer un sagnffico anun-
clio que despertara entire sus mobiles
habitantes el regociio y Ell entusias-
no para que concurrieran al teatro
v Sc entregaran a un nuevo ambien-
te de arte y de algeria.
Como dos dfas antes habfa cir
culado el programa del primer debut
lie dicho cuadro, cT pueblo estaba
ansioso de la llegada de la peQue-
ma compafiia para rendirle en- Ia. no
che de su debut u'n tribute de admi-
raci6n y de sinpatfa Una nutrida
y selecta concurrencia de la socie-
dad cidrefa invadi6 esa noche ell
Cine Cidreho. Fue un exito complete
la velada.
Despu6s nos hospedamos en- el ho-
gar del distinguido caballero don
Jose Ferrer Garcia. Fue inmensa
la algeria que sinti6 en- su coraz6n
Id fina y culta sehora del senior Fe-
rrer al yer invadido su hogar por
comeriefios tan intimamente u1idos
ella por estrechos lazos de una
amistad sincera; asi 10 demostr6.
Nuestro estimado amigo y quito
caballero Praxedes Santiago, Jr., ell
-Comisionado Municipal de Ins-
tIucci6n, con la amabilidad y In
ctlltura que le caracterizan, hizo una
vista por todo el pueblo, visitando
~el edificio escolar q. tiene grahado
en- Ell frontispicio el nombre del inol-
vidable pr6cer don Luis Mnhoz Ri
vera. FL edificio es una obra macs
ira y bien acabada. Tambi6n cuen-
ia el simpatico pueblo con un buen
acueducto y un magnffico alrrnbra-
do el6ctrico. Todo es debido las
buenas administrations que ha te
rido Cidra, que SO han ocupado mas
del progreso y embellecimiento del
pueblo, que de la chismografia como
saele sucederle a muchas administra-
clones en- Puerto Rico. Con probos
v enthusiasts administrators como
con los que cuenta Cidra, Ell pueblo
cada dia tiene que ir mas en- progre-
so; hombres de ese temple son los
que necesitan los pueblos para mar
char la vanguardia de los mas pro-
gresistas y mas civilizados.
La fina y exquisite sociedad ci-
drefa Sc deshizo en- atenciones para
con los comeriefos que les vista
mos en- tan fausto dfa~
FL sefor MILAN, asf como los que
componen el Cuadro Artfstico, por
mi conducto lie envfan a esa cnl-
tisima soctedad las mas expressvas
gracias pcr las finisimas atefctones de
que fueron objeto, y muy en- parst-
cular las distinguidas sefori-
tas Rosita Y Mary Terrer y a las
distinguidas familias Bonet sariego,
Ferrer Colon, asf como los sefores
onofre M6ndez, Angel Manuel Diaz,
Tomas Torres, y Praxedes Santiago,
Jr.,,
UN CoNCURRENTE
Comerio, P. R., 19 de mayo, 1925.
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Una ganga exceptional. Tres camisas
dc Khaki para hombre reducidas a
S3.65. Ordenelas cuandc las reciba,
mtestreselas a sus amigos. Estas cami-
sas Sc detallan raz6n de S1.75 cada
una. Nosotros Sc las ofrecemos por ell
asombrosamente bajo precio de $685. por
TRES.
Estan hechas de khaki muy fuerte,
csda una marcada GOVERNMENT
STANDARD 10 cual es una garantia
de su caiidad; bien hechas, de cuello
hoto doblado, bolsillos fuertes con boto-
mes. Excelente para Ell trabaio para
Gale. Tamafios de 1879 al IT.
NO ENVIE DINERO. Aproveche esta
gangs ahorre $1.00. Pague al cartero
S3.ee al recibo, mas franqueo. Sc devuel-
vn el dinero 81 no satisface. Especifque
el tamaho al hacer el ped.do.
Pedidos de Mexico, Cuba Santo Do
mingo deben. venir acompahados del di-
nero.
A sHAINEs. Dept K. 10,
III West ITO ST.,
New York City.
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cOmerio, P. R., 10 de mayo. 1926
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HUMAcAo FEM1N1sTA
"ToDoS DE MUJER NAcIMoS
sEAMos ToDos PoR ELIAS"

Asi reza un romance, y pesar de
ser todo verdad, v del todo conoci-
do, continuamos siendo considera-
CContinua en- ga. pagina.)
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Estados Unidos dc America,
Ell Presidents de los BE. UU.
IS:
Vicente Usera y Seda,
Demandante.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03
RICHLAND GIRLS SAY
THEY DEFEATED DAWSON
Considerable Controversy as to Who
Were Real Victors in Game.

The star reporter of The News has
been Informed by a member of the
Richland girls basket ball team that
they were really victorious in the
game with the Dawson girls recently.
The local girls came home disheart-
ened, thinking that they had lost to
the Stewart county girls, but were
gladdened the next day by telephone
message stating that mistake had
been made in counting the points and
that Dawson was the victor. Another
recapitulation shows that Richland
was really victorious,
1t would seem to an uninterested
or rather an impartial person that the
fault of the whole business is with the
official scorers and it would be better
if they'd brush up little on the rules
of the game in order to avoid so many
different decisions as to who won a
game.
Well, girls, you should be satisfied
now We have published an article
stating that Dawson won, and now we
carry this one saying that Richland
won. That should be agreeable tc
both sides, it would seem.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03
SEVEN SPEEDERS ARE
TRIED BEFORE MAYOR
INTERESTING SESSION OF PO-
LICE COURT NETS CITY A
TIDY LITTLE SUM.

A large crowd of spectators and a
goodly number of invited guests said
Good Morning, Judge on Monday
morning at mayors court when seven
speeders, one reckless driving and one
disorderly conduct case composed the
docket.
Oh the seven speeders six pleaded
guilty and fine OF $500 in each case
was imposed. Lamar Lockett, the only
one pleading not guilty, cleared him
self of the charge and was accordingly
freed
Practically all of the speeding cases
were made Wednesday night imme-
diately after the show at the theater
Officer Mcneil, supposedly the only
officer on duty at that hour, took a
position on the corner OF Lee and
Main streets, in full view OF the au-
tosts, while Officer Jennings station
ed himself on the front porch of DR..
J. W. Salter, we'll down on Main
street, and took the names OF the hap
Ply joy-riders as they passed his loca-
ton.
Jim Clark, negro, charged with dis
orderly conduct and with possessing
stolen property, was fined $500, while
the case of the city VS.. Jones, for
reckless driving was postponed until
next Monday on account of lack OF
witnesses.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03
|. HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Nobody Can Tell When You
Darken Gray, Faded Hair
With Sage Tea

Grandmother kept her hair beaut'-
fullv darkened, glossy and attractive
viii brew Of Sage Tea and sulphur
Whenever her hair took on that dull
fsded or streaked appearance, this SIM
ME mixture was applied with wonder
FIJI effect. By asking at any drug store
for "Wyeti's Sage and Sulphur CON-
pound" you will get a large bottle OF
his old-time recipe, improved by the
addition of other ingredients, all ready
"a use at very little cost. This SIM
ME mixture can be depended upon to
restore natural color and beauty to the
hair.
Well-known druggists say everybody
uses Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur COM
nound now because it darkens so natur-
allv and evenly that nobody can tell It
has been appfied-it's so easy to use,
too You simply dampen a comb or
go brush and draw it through your
hair. taking one strand at time BY
morning the gray hair disappears; al
ter another application or two, it IS re-
stored to its natural color and looks
glossy, soft and beautiful.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03
PECAN MEN ARE WAGING
A WAR ON SAPSUCKERS
Do Great Damage by Girdling Trees
With Small Holes.

Owners of pecan orchards through
out this section are engaged now in
making war on the sapsuckers. These
birds girdle the trees with small holes
and do an immense amount. OF dam
age, and for this reason every one is
being killed that can be found in
reach of a load of shot
Care is taken, however, to do nc
harm to woodpeckers, as these busy
little birds do an immense amount
Of good in Kidding trees of all kinds
OF bugs and insects that would injure
the groves.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03
COUSIN KATE" WILL BE
IN DAWSON WEDNESDAY
Miss Mildred Anderton and Dawson
Band Under Auspices of U. D. c.

Band Under Auspices of U. D. c.
The people of Dawson are looking
forward with cordial interest to the
appearance in this city of Miss Mil
dred Anderton, nationally known
reader, who will present her reading,
Cousin Kate" at the Palace theater
Wednesday night under the auspices
of the Mary Brantley chapter, U. D.
c.
Miss Anderton, who is a graduate
of the Boston Conservatory of Ex-
preston, is a woman OF charming per-
sonality, pleasant voice and has the
reputation of being a pleasing enter
tainer.
A feature OF the nights program
will be the music OF the Dawson Con-
cert band, which will give a short
concert in front of the theater before
the show and will render selections
between the acts OF Miss Anderton's
performance. This program will con-
sist of number OF new selections.
since the band has made only one
public appearance since Christmas.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03
OUT OF TOWN PEOPLE
AT MRS. DEANS FUNERAL
Many Hear the Last Rites of Beloved
Dawson Woman.

Among the out-of-town people who
attended the funeral OF Mrs. J. G.
Dean were Miss Eddie Brannon, Mr.
Will Brannon, Mr.. George Lewis, Mr.
B. Brunette, Mr.. Bob MlcGinty, Of
Georgetown; Mr. and Mrs. Guerry
Brannon, Mr.. Hill Brannon and Mr.
Crumley, of Lake City, Fla; Mrs
John Query and Mr. Sam Guerry
Of Montezuma; Mrs. Fred Arthur, OF
Americus; Mrs. Cleo Whitehead and
Mrs. w. R. Baldwin of Albany; Mrs.
Owen Sale, Mrs. R. F. Crittenden
Mrs. ]. NJ. Bell, Miss Anna Lee Crit
tenden, Miss}Jewette Green, Mr.. Whit
Dean, Mrs. Reese, of Shellman, and
Mr.. John Ed Morris, of Lakeland
Fla.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03
RUSSIAN MISSIONARY AT
METHODIST CHURCH MONDAY
Rev. ]. L. Mel Tells of Work Done
In Destitute Country.

Rev. J. L. Mel, missionary tc
Czecho-S lovakia, Russia and Siberia
made an interesting talk at the Daw-
son Methodist church Monday night
in which he told of the work and ac
complishments OF himself and his col
leagues in the foreign field and o
their prospects for the future.
He outlined the fights being wagec
between the Catholics and Protestants
and the Soviets and the Christians
stressing the need Of assistance on the
part OF the latter.
Rev. Mel gave an interesting talk
and should have been heard by {
larger crowd. He will speak in num-
Der of other places in behalf of the
people to whom lie was sent as mis-
sionary before returning to the foreign
field.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03
PARENT-TEACHERS
HAS BEEN ORGANIZED
SEVENTY-FIVE MEMBERS EN-.
ROLL THURSDAY. NEXT
MEETING MARCH 10TH.

On last Thursday afternoon at 5
O'Clock a very enthusiastic group of
friends and patrons of the school met
at the Dawson public school and or
ganized Parent Teacher Association.
Mrs J. Hoffmayer, of Albany, vice
president of the Second district eff
fected the organization, with Mrs.
Dease, also of Albany, and Superin-
tendent R. G. Hall, of Cuthbert, tell
ing OF the good work done in other
organizations. About rs members join
ed and the following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. J. A. Shields
vice president, Mrs Clyde Wall; sec
rotary, Mrs. Ed Brim; treasurer, Miss
Sarah English A vote was taken to
determine the grade having the larg-
est representation of mothers present,
a reward having been offered for this
The first and third grades tied and
were dismissed period earlier on
Friday afternoon.
At the close of the meeting the Wis
itors were invited to the hall of the
grammar grade building, which had
been tastefully decorated with pot
plants and cut flowers Here they
served delicious refreshments by. the
faculty directed by our efficient do
mestic science teacher, Miss Jewel
Butler.
The second Tuesday of each month
was decided upon as the day of meet
ing. All friends and patrons OF the
school are urged to meet with the as
sociation next Tuesday, March 10th, in
the school auditorium at o'clock in
the afternoon.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03
MOVING PICTURES

Mrs. |. ]. Hoffmayer, Mrs, I: +.
Deese, Mrs. Edmund Kalmon, Mrs.
Leon Gartatowski and Mrs. Davis, OF
Albany came over Thursday for the
Parent Teacher meeting held at the
school auditorium.
Mrs. Byron Ashton returned to her
home in Waterveleit, Mich, Friday
after several weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. w. F. Locke.
Mrs. John Kenyon spent several
DAYS with Mrs. S. p Kenyon en- route
from Moultrie to her home i'll Mem
phis, Tenn.
Mr.. Charles Owens arrived Satur-
day from Camp Benning, and will re-
main in Dawson with his parents.
Mrs w. F. Locke spent several
days the past week in Albany as the
guest OF Mrs. W. E. Hickey.
Mrs. w. B. Melton has returned
home after visiting her daughters in
Gainesville. and Montezuma.
Little Franklin and Suzanne Sher-
man and Mrs. Davis, of Richland,
spent Saturday in the city.
Mrs. w. B. Grimes has returned to
her home in Americas after visiting
relatives in the city.
Mr.. Hunter Bell OF Atlanta, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. K. E. Bell.
Miss Cynthia McFather and Miss
Lee of Cuthbert, have visited Mrs.
W. H. Watson.
Miss Glennie Walters, OF Louisville,
KY, is the attractive guest OF Miss
Gladys Moore.
Mrs. Brady Shelton and baby left
Sunday for Atlanta to make visit OF
several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson Cook spent
several days the past week in Atlanta
Mrs. D. NJ. Dismuke LETT Sunday
for Atlanta to spend several days.
Mrs. Dudley Mize, OF Americus
spent the weekend with homefolks.
Mrs. c. F. Owens and Mr.. Charles
Owens spent yesterday in Albany.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03
Old Negro Man Barely
Escapes a Horrible Death
Rescued From Burning House by
One of His Colored Neighbors.

Rescued From Burning House by
One of His Colored Neighbors.
The fremen were aroused at 4
O'Clock Thursday morning to answer
a call from a negro home on the far
end of Third avenue The little frame
building, two-room structure, was
practically consumed by the flames
The lone occupant of the house was
an old negro man, Jack Johnson,
probably 90 years Of age, and the en-
tire furni hings consisted OF a
single mattress spread on the floor in
front OF the fireplace. The feeble old
negro had been living there alone, and
his nearby neighbors had been feeding
him several months.
The fire was discovered by John Ed
Perry, a negro living next door, who
rushed into the place and brought the
old man out The fremen were sum
moned and arrived just i'll time to save
the home of Perry.
After the little shack lay in ashes
search for the old negro man was
made and he was found under Perry's
house. He said he saw the fire as it
swept up the side of the house, but
was unable to put it out or to call
help.
The old man is now being cared for
by the city until arrangements can be
made for transferring him to the coun-
ty poor farm.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03
GRAVES PLAYERS TO GIVE
SHOW AT PLEASANT HILL
Friday Night, March 9th, Set as Date
For Second Appearance.

Sunshine" the play given at the
Graves school Friday night, will be
presented at the Pleasant Hill school
auditorium by the same cast next Fri
day night, March 9th. Those in the
cast are as follows: Maudelia Mccain,
Edith Harris; Mrs Burch Mccain,
Mrs. Bernard Jolly; Miss Tessie Nit
ford, Miss Freddie Bell; Mr.. julia
Butternip, Mr.. George Cook; Miss
Gregory, the nurse, Miss Maude Nor
gan; Buddy Brady, Mr.. Tom Orman;
Major Kellicott Mr. Herbert Norton;
Jim Anthony, Mr. Bernard Jolly; Syl-
via Deane. Miss Marie Jones; Mrs.
Sol Whipple, Miss Eunice Langston,
and Mary, Sunshine" Miss Jessie
Bell.
The show at Pleasant Hill will be-
gin at o'clock, and the admission
will be 20 and IS cents. A large crowd
is expected by the players on THEN
second appearance.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03
AMATEUR SHOW AT GRAVES
WAS BIG SUCCESS FRIDAY
The Play Sunshine" Was Enjoyed
By a Large Crowd.

The presentation OF the comedy
Sunshine" at the Graves school au-
ditorium Friday night was great
success. the returns amounting to
about $50, which will be used for the
hetterment OF the school.
As was promised the public, the
play afforded laugh after laugh, and
the whole show was entertaining
throughout. Between acts the audience
was entertained by music furnished
by Miss Jewel Cheney on the violin
and Miss Naomi Lunsford at the
piano, and with solos by Miss Wilma
Breedlove and Mr. Jesse Chambliss.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03
NEW TRANSFER AND TAXI
COMPANY OPENS IN DAWSON
Mr.. L. c. Duncan Is Now Operating
Several Cars and Trucks.

This weeks issue OF The News car
ries the announcement OF the Daw-
son Transfer and Taxi Co., a new en-
terprise in the city The firm is under
the management OF Mr.. L. c. Dun
can, formerly of Chattanooga, Tenn,
and is operating several trucks for
hauling and several taxis Both the
cars and the trucks are new, and ex-
perienced white men operate them
All calls will be answered promptly
Service of this kind has been need
ed in the city for some time, and the
new firm is welcomed here.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03
MR. WILLIAMS SUCCEEDS
MR.. HUMPHREYS AT ROGERS

Mr.. John Williams, OF the Rogers
store at Moultrie, has arrived in Daw-
son and taken over the management OF
the Rogers store here, succeeding Mr.
]. L. Humphreys, who left for short
visit to Fitzgerald before going to
Los Angeles, Calf. to make his home
Mr.. Humphreys made many friends
here who regret his departure. A cor
dial welcome is given Mr. Williams.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03
DAWSON WILL ENTER
THE TOURNEY AT ALBANY
Will Meet Teams of Several Other
Towns in Stirring Contests.

The Dawson high school basket
ball team will leave for Albany to-
morrow. where they will enter the
basket ball tournament, which will
continue three days.
The team is in fine shape, and al
though jinx has seemed to follow
them throughout the year they will
leave for the artesian town i'll high
hopes OF making a creditable showing.
This is Dawson's first year in this
tournament. The team played in the
peach belt" tournament the past two
years.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03
HERBERT BOLTON LEAVES
DAWSON FIRE DEPARTMENT

Mr.. Herbert Bolton, who for the
past year has been a member of the
local fire department, will leave in a
few days for Miami, Fla, his resig-
nation having taken effect on March
1st. He is succeeded by Mr.. Mercer
Hasty. Mr.. Bolton has proven himself
an efficient and dependable fire fighter
and his many friends here regret that
he will leave Dawson.