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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22

A she comes, with outstretched arms, into the lives
n Of all OF u.s. The Third Visitor came to William
Murphy, poor egess newsie, who sold papers at
Third and Pike
Wednesday evening at o'clock the arms of The
Third Visitor will close around his ashes. In them he
will rest, all of us will rest until Gabries trump
blows for Reconsideration.
Everybody knew "Lcgess" Murphy, who sat on his
stumps outside the Kress store and sold the news to
hurrying crowds Many pitied him and did not wait
for their change.
The poor old newse lived at the Roosevelt hotel 1918
Sixth ave. where they took of him best they
could. His besetting sin was drink.
Newsboy friends will bury him; he has no relatives.
The First Visitor came TO Legless" Murphy tas she
TO each of us) when he just fat pink baby
In wooden cradle. The of the visitor stretched
out to him, slid around him, Rugged him tightly.
In the of The First Visitor he crooned happily,
dropping to smiling sleep The arms held him softly
velvet steel.
When he was little older he called The First Visitor
"MotherW
The Second Visitor came to the poor old newsie
when he strappng young man, before they called
him tLegless." Her arms stretched out TO him, sid
about his neck and rested there.
In the arms of The Second Visitor he grew inspired
Vistas OF success opened before him. Determination TO
win surged thru his body.
He called The Second Visitor his wife.
The Third Visitor came years later after The First
Visitor and The Second Visitor had slipped Gas they
slip from many of us) from his life.
He lay on his bed in his room, behind locked door
The Third Visitor came, with outstreched arms thru
the barred entrance (as she will to all of us)
The Visitor bent over the bed, silently.
The window curtains fluttered little and were
still.
Then the room empty
Around the ashes of "Legless" Murphy the poor old
newsboy, to whom life was unkind the arms of The
Third Visitor will cling for eternity
She is the kindlest visitor of ALL
Death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
Tuu,,spAN rAtks

1ig0--iiaHe Economics ~ Beatrice
itedinFien XIII tsSth
liit=uolf, by joe NoYhh-Aep
tsalll
sito business talk KNN aali
Religious ndncatinn at the rnlyrr'
atty % Montana, by 1lev ", l.
ipunH ktDM s9iI,
Autonomy br IN, Mars BAUM
Eartnrr klii ftbtl toreatry. by
Premier john nfarkuu. VI siauitobe
univ tasal.
sii5 Health tank By Dr. ". g.
ulrhic- Kin tsprl
tiii RsDAN OuCnEsfItAS
Ht Francis khO tlanl iiofs
name hiOA asa.
tian=T aifmunt H1toi kfO ttahl,
utckman'a-= kliJ 1901 iinf.
menus hrOA tiAti.
0iag htatra restaurant hfu
(tfalt Fraternity -htOh I'D.
f-Urssiel slipper NEAH 1901,
-fslfmont Hotel krO isHl.
SO 81, a. Bytnphgn' 1NHC
ttapl Country club tNHM taall,
e-LsCiAira hotel Voc lHtl.
i0-cabiria cafe hrO Utgsli Abe
I.yuan'b KIM taaalI Muitnomah
Hotel Htfpllers k6N an.
leil0 iliokmau's kIiJ uo5l,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
advertisement
0VERW ORKED KIDNEYS

Weak, Tnasdown bladder an1 kidns9@
that ksgp you awake ui9his and tE4lssr.
able duftnE the day. ars the real cause ut
that continual tlrud feeling. bAcasehrs,
poar appetite. tassmatin pairs, etc. Yet
physicians will tell you that you ena
tone up and restore these organs 10 per-
feet working order often Within 90 hauFbs
distressing symptoms vanished. BY Sim
ply taxing $ remarkable Dutch oil that
was discovered years ago UHsil fscsmtig
u had ere Drawback VERY disagree
able tasts. Hut this has AZ isHt tss~n
entirely overcome ~ putting II up ia
tsAteiess capsules, under the name Of
Red Mil Hahrissa utt. Costs only toe
sna sald under an absolute guarantees Of
complete RELIEF or money Rack. uss sas
imported HE'D Miti brand. cold b. aai
Drug stores nsstsiI Drag Co.. q. o Guy
Inc and other good druggists
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22

Art kehu's orchesira asd a uoaH-
tain Matchmaker from the WIS
iheatcr.
A booklet on what Is Radio7'
may be obtained by radio Star read.
crs by writing for Il to station
KFRC. san Francisco. Tho subject
IA discussed in simple language
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22

you apply Phillips Milk OF MaEus.
sia," all this soreness. itching and
tiEsdness disappears. just pat II
on. II dries instantly. Nothing else
stops foot odors, relieves foot sore
ness and foot WEAKNESS SO promptly
as this harmless antacid
Insist upon genuine Phillips
Milk OF Magnesia" All drugstores
sell ascent bottles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
CAILLAUX WINS
LONG Debate Precedes Con-
fidence Vote of Chamber

PARIS. April e. Joseph Gail.
lauS has won the preliminary skirm.
ish to force France TO accept him
as a minister OF tho government
Tho chamber Of deputies voted
confidence In tho financial policies
OF tho Painlcvc cabine, after hours
OF debate, much OF which had 10
do with CailiauS'a fitness to be min.
ia,or of finance.
The chamber gave tho govern.
mont majority OF SO votcs. TIC
official count was 20& 90 3is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22

Of banking, according TO word from
Olympia. lie win succeed ]. c.
Mlnahull, May Z, w. l.. Nicely. OF
Tacoma. has been named as super
visor OF savings and loans. Appoint.
msats wsro made by Director q. w.
H. Davis, OF tho so-callcd depart.
ment OF efficiency"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
ADVERTISEMENT
Are You Fat?
Just Try This

Thousands Of pvertat people hAye bu.
come slender b. following tic advice Of
doctors who recommend Marmola prn.
scription Tablets These little fat re.
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~ thu famous Marmola PRESERVATION II
too fat. den't wait SO 10 sour druggist
now and for ono dollar tthe same price
thv world over procure a Dor OF these
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Marmoin Co. General Motors RldE., pa.
trolt, Nlsh' They reduce steadily aud
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starvation diet aud no uppiyasant sffr,.,,
Daddy, ! like Boldt's French pasty
bctter'n candy. advertisements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
COAST STATIONS

RPo tlTN. San Francisco a 80,
orchestral $50. chiidrpua hour g}ao,
orchestra. Z, orchestra. :. organ re-
oltail .. oiss club o, orchestra.
kCo (saD, oakland -TiiA, joe NO
Naks golf lesson ), "CAppy Kicks
by Kuo Players. 10. Halstrsd's or
ehsagfa
Mn tsoal, Oakland =, news
MI ttsll, Los Angeles trio, A.
program
KnJ Cioal. los Angeles tise.
ehIldrpu's aouF. s. program. 10
pikg3 wiEEiy Giris. ieiso, orehes-
ira
xxx tsssl. Hollywood Ti1o. bust
ness talk. ., feature program 10.
orchestra H. Campus nisbt frplie,
KGW am. Portland t,i5. uswsi
5. concert. 10, The Htruilefs
kTAE tsts), Pullman ailsn,
nlEht.
Krry tsssl, sposans-5 concert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22

dows In department. stores use
a lot moro than i.soo watts to
illuminate them. It's only the
power used by 80 5eNwatt
lamps.
The facaltg Of Au0asiaaa college.
Rock Island. IH.. irll entertais from
voc ftSU stariipo az : WcdHes.
day.
Pilgrim Congregational church
choir viii sing from KFoA AZ sac
Wednesday. Edwin Fairbourn will
direct.
Fair warning Spokane Col.
lege orchestra viii broadcast
sally at $50 p. m. Friday.
from KFPy cas-. II nothing
happens, TIN. win be followed
by Memory Lane" Now, don't
say we didn't tell you.
Wallace Benson. tenor, and
Hawaiian guitar numbers viii
take the ss5-meter wave from
WORD t,75l at Q Thursday.
WIS fs45J m chicago icil BE- Oh
the Pacific air from eco 70 Q We'd
Hesddy tcth an organ recital, a
farm program, GieHH's Cornhuskers,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
THURSDAY
SEATTLE NrAIIoNh

kToA $50. Rhodes store I. iiot.
mann'a orchestra q dinner hour
program silent night
kuQ 1sfD IS, musical hour, ~
lent night
hJii tSsn. 1859. markets T.
mpslealss i,sQ. home economies taihi
. theAtsr uewsi silent until ieiap
kJH order 81 RATS ftolie.
hrtI tsoal. American RAdinphona
Go z. Talk by Kenneth Kerr Trans.
portstion club concert hy washing
ten Hotel orchestra.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
MIDWEST STATIONS
trarific Itmel


kuoM tfin Misaaula ssta. mar
kets 2. iuusicai and educational pro-
grsu
woe Astl, Davenport. ts-s.
WEAF rrtfuaduastI .. orchestra
kOA tasD. Denver. markets
Silent rtEht
rNnw tssn. winnipeg $40. 81.
Georges day proraa, 8, dance
music.
CNHr ttsol, cAlEAfs studio
program. rehfoa3eas, trials.
WORD tsl5l. Batavia. iil,-s, stu.
die program.
ksL 5000, salt t.Aks--s.li. studio
pFesTAmn.
wcco am. Twin citi,s-s.i. s,a.
do programs.
woAa ,srsi, oaaba --5-s. eenesrt
program.
wDAr 1881, Kansas ct,y-5,ts-
H. program
okCh tiscl, issxlns-~siie.T;is,
studis program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
TRY THESE ON
YOUR DIALS
Every Twirl a Program for
Next Two Nights
"SALLTS" DUE AGAIN
But Don't Say We Didn't
Warn You OF Il

T,ELEPHoNE your best Girl 20
i como around right away. before
reading any further. KFAE tstSl at
Pullman will broadcast two ''wooing
scenes" from Shakespeare az 7;So
Wednesday. Or. HaEel,on Spencer
will reclts sections OF 'srhe Tanning
Of the Shrcw'' and Romeo and
Juliet Later on in the program
he will broadcast the murder scene
from Macbeth" Tcadwell's or,
ohestra viii play.
KeRncth kerr trll broadcast the
advantages offhc Charmed Land orer
KTCL fs05J at o'clock "Wednesday
Tho washington Hotel orchestra Tell
play. The program Is arranged BY
fks Seattle transportation club.
DIR. Mars Bsumgardt win lee
ture on astronomy from XIII
ti0Sl at s "Wednesday. preceded
at s:3o By University Of South
ern California program,
Miss Katherine Reynolds win sing
from KuoM eco and the KuoM
orchestra win play at Wednesday.
Thursday the Rev. ", l. Young
will talk about religious education
at tho University OF Montana. at
7I5.
"Wednesday cpeRing's studio pro
praR from KHQ fs7sl ieil iaciade
songs bv Mr.. and hrs James W
Forrest ard banjo and pkeicic pieces
BY 4. y. Milford and Norman Han.
While i,5oo watts sounds like
lot OF power for station. II
really isn't. Many show win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
Ratc. Itchy Toes
Sore, Tender Feet

Irritating acid
perpiration from
the foot pores
produces and ag.
gravate,I cracked
toes itching be.
tween sGes. raw.
ness and render.
aching. swollen
feet.
THIS raorrs,t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22

me Conn band Instrument concert
'oiA start AZ 1850 Wednesday from
hPo flssJ.
while lIo Is of Thursday even.
ms. tho, IL win be possible 10 set
about 10 DN stations that the Seat.
tie hroadcnster paralyEes every other
evening, so life has rs compcnba.
tons.
Tho Orphsps male chorus Of gS
roiccs trin BE- broadcast by KOA
f5gSJ az 7:i0 "Wednesday. 4 rariotp
Of other music Is on The same pro
gram. The Raiabolg LaHe orchestra
comes on az ..
Wednesday nights best bet looks
like KGoS presentation OF "Cappy
RielSs," drumatizsd. by tho KGo
players. o'clock. s9i meters. uror
bugs only. What luck aro you hay.
Ing tuning out that Calgary whis.
tleD
Mex Harris ielH ten moro de,cct
SIC stories from hFI f,gTi az 2
"Wednesday. 40 1870 Hrbreie meio-
d,es iolH BE- played
Program FOR rho 6 O'Clock ilpfInann
concert u tie Pacific states Electric
company for Wednesday feilowsi
'ssrsnsds EppaKbols" ......,,,. Alhrnir
waits. "NaFanta" .s.sttst.s. KomFRk
Suite, "Nsll own" ...s+...s...9 sFmzn
"ttf,h SputuYns .ts...ss...... Lsrhac.i
'tnin do hat ..+4.s....4... ailtsg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22

At 5:i5 Thursday II win be
impossible In Seattle 10 hear
wRC 1862 putting on Pan.
American program In honor Of
General Prrshing; likewise
United States army band playing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
MIDWEST STATIONS
fts....tft. IE.


kOA tasal. Beaver. orchestra,
5ie. studio proEram' ,. RaiBbou
Lane orehestrR.
kUoM tsiD. MiNssurs@ mar
ketss 4. KVOM orchestra.
WEAR tseoi, 'lsyvland s;t5. con
cert slieRt night
voc ttsiD. paysnpsFt-s;Sp. food
lecture. Z. musical program.
WI4s (3i5l. Chieaxo--t sos. varied
program.
CFaC Usol, claEsry--s;'y. studio
program.
ctcN aie,, Calgary. rudlo
program.
ksl 5000. Sal, Lake -E.le. pro-
grams
woco tiD. Twin ciuss-s.ie.
studio programs.
Wild fSosl. Moose1sart- -ssgo.
studio programs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22
sFhe Radio Star
RADIO PROGRAMS
WEDNESDAY
AZ ATIII sIAIInNN

KTuA ttstl. Rhodes store 40.
Rotary luncheon I, uarmaun'a or
rheatrai s. dinner hoU program
$50, Hopper Kelly program Aise.
studio prosram,
kHQ tsla, nush s lane Piano
ro,-s musical hour; ssV. studio
program,
nm tasD. n, W iiadlo ser,le.
Co. Lite, markets. 4, musicale,
i;so. musical talk ., thester news,
s 80. studio rouevft.
krCL tSeai, Amsriesa RAdiephohe
Co,-siltnt night,
COAST STATIONS
kfAE ,Sisl, Pullman r-- sac.
shakespsHrsau night studio program,
farm talks
kFfN tsaSl. spokane dinner
hour program. talk on accounting
hru Ngsl. san FFanctaco--e 80.
AtwRtsr-Kspt program; 2. old songs,
10 Cabiria cafe orchestra.
kCo tsoil, oakland, orchestra
dltS. news bulletins; siieat night
KIN 5000, Oakland II. nowHs :.
educationai programs slt5, overture
To- orchestra.
XII ,ter, los Angeles -. MEX
Harris detective stories, 5;sp, lie
brew melody, fise. Lyrle trio. ?. ia.
kmiuer program, 10. orchestra.
XIII Ho5l. los Angeles $50. U.
g e. program; &. astronomy taxi
ssse, program; t0llo. orchestra.
h>N (isrl, los Angeles -. Am
hasssdor orchestra; =, studio pre-
gram. ., courtesy program. IQ. hel.
lywood dance orchestra
kGW tipD. Portland q, dinner
program. st5, news. $. concert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22

me Conn baud Instrument concert
io'H start az 1850 Wednesday from
kPo flssj.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22

ADVERTISEMENT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-22

While f,5eo watts sounds like
q lot OF power for station. II
really isn't. Many show win.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03
STATS KNOCKED FROM
UNDER OLD "PROVERB"
MAN FINDS NO TROUBLE IN
PUTTING AWAY QUAIL A
DAY FOR 81 DAYS.

The Stats have been knocked from
under another old belief. Blame NJ.
Y. Blum, OF Valdosta, for it. All OF
his life Mr.. Blum had been told that
no man could eat quail day for 81
days, that his system would get poi
soned up" he would fall sick, languish
away and peter out" if he assayed
the task on to a finish.
Mr.. Blum is not only a skeptic
when it comes to a whole lot of
things generally accepted to be true,
but he has more than an ordinary
laundering for the noble quail when
it is cooked right So it came about
that when one OF his friends offered
to put up money that he could not
stow away a partridge a day for pc
Rod OF 81 days, and to also furnish
the birds, he took him up with alacri-
ty. There was nothing in the agree
ment which prevented the quail-crav-
ing Valdosta man from eating more
than one a day if he wanted to, so
the first two or three days he Tapped
up brace OF birds. When the thirty
one days expired his appetite for quail
hadn't vanished by any manner OF
means, so he kept up the menu for
40 days
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03
Public Land Sale.

GEORGIA, Terrell Countrywide
fault having been made in payment OF
debt secured by deed executed by
Rufus Minis on Jan. 10, 1920, recorded
in deed book w, folio 414 in clerks
office superior court, said county, con-
veying to undersigned property here
matter described, will sell under pow
er of sale contained therein, within
legal hours of sale on first Tuesday in
April, 1925, before court house door,
said county, at public outcry to high
est bidder for cash:
Fifty acres off south side OF lot num-
Der 1874, in shape OF parallelogram
running across said lot from east to
west lines; also ninety-eight acres Oft
north side OF lot number 1855, being
90 acres in northwest corner the creek
being south and east lines, and SO
acres adjoining said 90 acres, in north
east corner of said lot; all aggregat-
ing in one body one hundred forty
eight 148) acres, more or less, and
situated in 4th district of Terrell coun-
ty, Georgia.
Full title will be conveyed to pur-
chaser, and proceeds applied as di-
rected in said deed. w. |. H. PITTS.
By Neill & MCGEE, Attorneys, Co
lumbus Ga. 3-3-4t
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03
JUDGE BENJAMIN E. POWELL
PASSES AWAY AT LEESBURG
Well-Known and Highly Esteemed
Throughout This Section.

Judge Benjamin Eason Powell, who
was we'll known throughout this sec
ton and had many friends in Terrell
county, died at his home in Leesburg
Friday morning. He had been in de-
clining health for several months and
the end was not unexpected. Judge
Powell was born near old Starkes-
vile, Lee county, seventy-two years
ago, and had lived there all OF his life.
He was a gentleman OF the old school,
a man of excellent character and had
hundreds of friends throughout this
section For a number of years Mr.
Powell was deputy sheriff, and made
a brave and efficient officer. At the
time OF his death he was justice OF
the peace and had been for a number
of years.
The deceased is survived by three
children by a former marriage, and
also by his wife, Mrs. Lizzie Powell
and three small children.
He was buried with Masonic hon
ors Sunday morning.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03
Trustee S Sale.

Will be sold before the court house
door in Dawson; Georgia, within the
legal hours Of sale on the 10th day of
March, 1925. to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described proper
ty, to wit:
Two single story brick storehouses
located in the town of PARROT, in Ter
rell county, Georgia, and the lots up
on which said stores are located, be-
ing so by $50 feet, located on north
side OF Pinkston street, and on west
side of College street, being the prop
erty now occupied by Cook Bros. as
a mercantile store
Also, one six-room dwelling house,
and lot on which same is located, in
the town OF PARROT, Terrell county,
Georgia, said lot being one-acre
tract, and being at the corner of Col
lege and Church streets in the town
of Parrot, being on the west side OF
College street, and the south side OF
Church street, being the house now
occupied by R. F. Cook as residence.
Said above described property will
be sold by virtue OF an order granted
by Hon r. r. Jones, referee in bank
ruptcy. and will be sold free and clear
OF all liens, and subject to the con
hrmation of the court Said property
will be sold as the property of R F.
Cook, bankrupt This February %,
1925 c. NJ HARRIS, Trustee,
2-24-2t R. F. Cook, Bankrupt
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03

visit in Albany for a week or two.
Mr.. and Mrs Cliff McRee, OF Ma
con, came down Saturday and remain
ed over Monday with homefolks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garter and Miss Co
ker, OF Parrott, were appreciated VS.
itors here Sunday afternoon.
Rev and Mrs. McKibben and Mrs.
McKibben, sr., spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton LANG.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hass, Mrs. Hannah
and Mrs Jim Coker shopped and Wis
tied in Dawson Thursday.
Miss Ann Martin, of Dawson, has
been a popular weekend guest OF
Miss Kathryn Duggan.
Mrs. Duggan and Miss Kathryn
Duggan spent the weekend in Parrot
with Mrs. Carter.
Mr.. Smith Young and Miss Nora
Smith visited at the Hardy home near
Dawson Saturday.
Mrs. Claire Goodwin and Miss Re
becca Goodwin, OF Albany, have visit
ed relatives here.
Mr.. Jack Smith and Jack junior
were pleasant visitors OF Mr.. Jesse
Smith recently.
A number from here attended the
"Follies' on Wednesday and all were
delighted,
Mrs. Jim Cocker, Mrs. John Cocker
and Mrs Jesse Hass shopped in Daw-
son last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton and Miss Nor
ton, OF Edison, visited here Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. Henry Richardson and Mr.
Jesse Hass spent the day in Albany
MIR, and Mrs. R. B. McLain have
visited DR.. and Mrs. Chappel in
Dawson.
Mr.. J. H. Brim and Mr. J. E. Brim
made business trip to Mitchell last
week
The first carload OF fertilizer brought
to Dawson was for a Herod farmer.
Mr.. c. NJ. Harris and Mrs. Hannah
visited relatives in Brentwood Sunday.
Mr.. Steiner, OF Chattanooga, Tenn,
visited Mr.. John Paul Harris recently.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Miller and chill
dren visited in Bronwood this week.
Mrs. Evans, of Columbus, has VS.
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller
Mr.. Carl Smith of Albany, was an
appreciated visitor here Sunday.
Mr.. Jesse Smith visited in Macon
this week
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03
MERCER DRAMATIC CLUB
WILL PLAY IN DAWSON
The College Boys Will Present MRS
Bumpstead Leigh" on March "a.

A road trip now being planned by
the Mercer University Dramatic club
has Dawson scheduled for a showing
on Tuesday night, March "a. A three
act comedy Mrs. Bumpstead Leigh,
d Broadway hit of some years ago, is
to be presented.
The play with the frantic efforts OF
an American social climber among
the English aristocracy. Six OF the
thirteen characters have feminine
parts, and these also are to be played
by college boys.
The club is to give this play in ten
Georgia towns. others possibly to be
scheduled in a subsequent tour. Be
sides Dawson the towns that are to
see the play are Albany, Griffin,
Thomaston, GAINESVILLE, Gainesville,
Toccoa, Hartwell, Elberton and Ath-
ems.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03
TOILET SPECIALIST WILL
VISIT DAWSON NEXT WEEK
Was Detained en- Former Proposed
Trip Here by the Floods.

Miss A. NJ Thibodeau, the we'll
known toilet goods specialist. will be
in Dawson all next week with head
quarters at the Dozier- Hart Drug
Companys.
Miss Thbodeau will demonstrate
the Cara Nome toilet requisites, and
will give free messages to any who
desire them. She will also speak to
any womans club should she be de
sired, the care and beauty OF the skin
being her subject.
Miss Thibodeau was scheduled to
visit Dawson several weeks ago. but
was detained on account OF the floods.
Considerable interest was manifested
in her proposed visit here at that time
and it is probable that a large number
will make appointments with her next
week
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03
JUDGE YEOMANS is
PRESIDING IN HABERSHAM

Judge NJ ] Yeomans lett Sunday
for Gainesville, where he is presiding
over Habersham superior court this
week in place of Judge ]. B. Jones, OF
the northeastern circuit, who is sick.
Judge Yeomans was designated by
Governor Walker to preside for Judge
Jones.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03
WOMAN'S CLUB WILL MEET
AT LOG CABIN TOMORROW

The regular meeting OF the Wo-
mans club will be held at the club
house Wednesday afternoon at three
o'clock, at which time several import
ant business matters will be disposed
OF. A full attendance is requested.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03

FOR SALE-Cotton seed grown from
Mathis Toole Wilt Resistant seed
that made bale to acre; privately glnn-
cd and re-screened; 100 bushels lett.
See A. IOWREY. 3-3-2t
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03
Flu" Usually Starts
with a Cold
And MusteroEe is Death to Colds

It does the work of an old-fashioned
mustard plaster, and does it with com
fort. Just spread Musterole on the neck
and chest, with the fingers, before the
cold has gone very deep. Usual results
- first, a warm tingle, then loosening
of congestion and cough, easier breath
ing and feeling of great relief. No need
then to fear grip, "fu" or pneumonia.
Nearby stores sell Musterole -35
and 65 cents in jars or tubes, and a
special "Children's Musterole," ofmild-
er strength, for babies and tots.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-03-03

FOR SALE-I have 1900 bushels of
Petty's Wilt Resistant Toole cotton
seed to sell at SIPS per bushel f. o. b.
Dawson, Ga. This cotton was grown
on my Gormfey place, 4 miles north
of Dawson, and made 90 bales on 10
acres. Let me have your order at once,
check with orders c. C. JONES,
Dawson, Ga. 3-3-tf