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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-07-07
Advises Eerrell Farmers
To Plant Some Vetch
Easiest Winter Legume to Grow, and
Great Soil Builder.

The most successful farmers in Ter
rell county are those who have from
year to year put back as well as taken
away plant food from the soil.
I'VE can never hope to get any
where" says County Agent Gibson,
"as long as we depend entirely on
commercial fertilizers to build up
land. Commercial fertilizers are Vi
tai necessity to good farming, but we
doubt the advisability of the contin-
ued practice of the use of this form
of plant food and giving no attention
whatever to building up soils with
legumes and cover crops.
''Several of our farmers planted
vetch last season, but due to the I'M
usually dry spring the results were
not as gratifying as might have been,
though it is hoped that these farm
ers will again try this wonderful soil
building crop, and also encourage
others to plant a considerable acreage
There is no question but that marry
vetch is the easiest winter legume to
grow. 1t fits we'll into short rotation
It grows on the poorest soils, 1t does
not REQUIRE any lime, it is fast gath
erer of nitrogen from the air, 1t VIII
withstand the most severe cold spells,
it Yields a good crop OF hay or pas,
tire the first season, it has a splendid
feeding value and excels farm manure
TO plow under, and wherever 1t mas
been grown it has increased the yield
of the, succeeding crop.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-07-07
WEAVER URGED FOR
FARM COMMISSIONER
TERRELL LEGISLATOR CON-
SIDERING CANDIDACY FOR
AGRICULTURAL BUREAU.

The Atlanta Constitution prints this
item, which of more than usual inter
est here at his home and throughout
the state. He is widely known and has
many friends;
1T became known Wednesday that
there is a strong movement on foot
to persuade J. d. Weaver, of Terrell
county, to become a candidate for the
place of commissioner of agriculture,
at the next election. Mr.. Weaver is a
member of the present house of rep
resentatives, having been elected to
succeed himself as representative from
Terrell county.
Asked if he contemplated entering
the race for the agricultural commits
sionership on Wednesday, Mr. Weaver
admitted that he had received a num-
Der of letters from different parts of
the state urging him to make the
race, but stated that he had not yet
decided whether he would accede.
However, Mr.. Weaver said that he
expected to decide one way or the
other before the present session of
the Legislature is over and would make
his decision known as soon as made. "
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-07-07
FLORIDA TO RESTORE
BENJAMIN'S REFUGE
WILL PRESERVE MANSION IN
WHICH CONFEDERACY'S SEC
RETARY OF STATE HID.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla Restora-
ton work on the old Gamble mansion,
hiding place of Judah P. Benjamin,
secretary of state of the Southern Con-
federacy, is expected to begin as soon
as the $4,000 appropriated for the
purpose by the Florida legislature be-
comes available.
The appropriation was made at the
request Of the Judah P, Benjamin
chapter, United Daughters of the Con-
federacy, which offered to purchase
the property and donate it to the state
on condition that the latter would re-
store and maintain it, The old man
sion, located at Elenton, in Manatee
county, will be preserved as a memo
rial to the southern cabinet member
and as an example of southern archi-
lecture of the ante-bellum period.
Built in 1847.
The house was built in 1847, accord
ing to the annals of Manatee county.
1t was constructed almost entirely of
native materials, and is the dignihed
style of architecture characteristic Of
It's Qdy. ClludlCQ Oh lIiG iii CC-dOlC plOt
OF ground, half mile back from the
Manatee river the mansion overlookS
a mile-wide expanse of water.
The Candles came to Manatee
county from Louisiana, it is said,
bringing with them 800 slaves, with a
view to cultivating huge sugar planta-
tons But i'll fortune appears to have
befallen them at every turn, and the
place finally was sold.
1t passed through the hands of sue
cessive owners until the civil war,
when the house was occupied by Capt.
Archie Mcneil Il was while he was
in possession of the place, in 1865, that
the events transpired which made the
Gamble mansion one of the historic
spots of the south.
Judah P Benjamin frequently was
referred to as the brains of the Con-
federacy," and at the close of the civil
war the federal authorities offered a
reward of $4,000 for the capture of
the southern cabinet officer. The ref
ugee of a lost cause" Benjamin be-
gan flight to England. En- route he
sought safety in the Gamble mansion,
where he remained in hiding for some
time
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-07-07
COTTON FLEA HAS
MADE APPEARANCE
GIBSON HAS HAD COMPLAINT
ABOUT ANOTHER INSECT
PEST FROM TEXAS.

The Texas cotton flea, small green
ish white insect, which does its dam
age by puncturing the small squares
in the bud of the stalks, has been dis
covered on farms in Georgia
The insect, if left uncontrolled, will
not leave anything but the stalk 1t
makes it attack when the plant is
young, doing the greater part of its
work before the stalk begins to put
on the squares, and migrating from
the field IN July.
Little is yet known about the pest,
the cotton specialists not having been
able to learn much about the habits,
breeding and life of the insect
The insect is hard to find in the
field. 1t is a very small white insect
with a light greenish tinge In the
fields where they are present they can
be seen to fly from stalk when the
stalk is struck or shaken. A person
with good eyes can watch them and
see them when they light on adjacent
stalks.
County Agent Gibson says he has
had a number of complaints regarding
the flea. He explains that it makes its
appearance in the early growing sea-
son of the cotton plant and attacks the
tiny squares by sucking them and la
ter causing them to fall off. 1t never
attacks the large squares, but contin
ues to feed on these small ones till
about the middle Of July, and it then
disappears. 1t can be controlled by
busting with flowers of sulphur He
has failed to find sufficient infesta-
ton to warrant this expense, especial
ly since it will be here only a short
while longer.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-07-07
YOUTH SQUANDERS FORTUNE
OF $4,000 IN SEVEN YEARS
Now Living in a Little Room and
Wants a Job.

Having squandered a fortune OF
$450,0O0 in seven years Rex Fair
banks, Of Denver, Colo, has nothing
left but one shirt, suit, 5000, re
grets, and problem. He is living in
little dirty room in New York city.
The problem, he explains, is to obey
the dying wish of his mother. She re-
duested that before he was Is he
should marry a woman between 80
and S.. Rex will be rs on June %,
but how to marry anybody when one
has only 5000 and soon will not have
that-there is the rub
Rex was left his fortune when his
father, wealthy real estate operator,
died He Immediately went to New
York, hired a valet and rented big
apartment, and made many friends on
Broadway. Then came the day Rex
spent the last of his fortune. He lost
his friends, his apartment and his ser
want, too. Now Rex IS looking for a
Job.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-07-07
s1OCKINGLESS FAD
REACHES WASHINGTON
linen POPULAR FOR SUMMER
rpOCKS. SKIRTS ARE SHORT
AND SLEEVES SHORTER.

The silk stocking problems, which
howe always been very much present
:.5 the fathers OF daughters when
.log came to pay their monthly bills,
In he conspicuous by their absence
i,riag the summer months when the
AUS filters around that the smart
limo TO do is not wear stockings at all
Ear the last few years many girls
have gone without stockings with
ii.rbr-c0lored evening costumes, but
~. year is the first time there has
tasn universal discarding of hosiery
nth practically every kind of summer
gavti,ne apparel, says a Washington
,Geoarch to the Baltimore Sun.
TGe discomfort OF wearing shoes on
hare feet without the kindly aid of a
.+orl;ng. no matter how sheer, to
Make It seem less harsh does not
romDare. the young Miss of today de-
.fsrr, with the comfort Of not wear
inc stockings at all. They also point
ant that never before have shoes been
made OF soft kid and cut on such CON
tor,rtv to the shape of the foot as the
nrrrps and sandals OF the present.
Beauty Parlor for Legs.
The beauty parlors have added a
new course of treatments for the legs
IN order to keep them presentable
during the run of this new fad, which
orobablv will not outlast the summer
roses. There are women of course,
who cling to their hosiery and yet
make enough concessions to the vogue
fashion to choose only the sheerest
style The stockingless idea has
brought back into the being the nude
and flesh colored hose, which rather
went out of favor last winter and dur
ing the spring.
The stockinglessness of the modern
GIRL is more apparent because of the
extreme briefneSs of her skirts. Sew
era years ago we thought that the
skirt had reached a mark never posi-
bic 10 obtain again, and certainly at
ter the fancy for them passed away
everyone said that they would never
wear such ricidulously short frocks
again. But in spite of these resolu-
tons the extreme short skirt in its
very shortest development is with US
again.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-07-07
4 SHELLMAN CHILD
DIES OF HYDROPHOBIA
Was Bitten By a Cat, and Suffered
Horrible Commissions.

The Cuthbert Liberal Enterprise re-
ports that the nine-year-old daughter
Of Mr.. Joe Henderson, of Shellman,
died most horrible death WedneS-
day night at the Patterson hospital,
where she was taken day or two be-
fore to be treated for bite from cat.
The child was bitten about month
ago by cat supposed to have had
rabies and was given the Pasteur
treatment, but it failed to make her
immune from rabies, which developed
later, and she was taken to the hos
pital
1t is said that it was distressing to
witness the scene when she would be
seized with convusions. At times it
would take several persons to hold
her Non the bed.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-07-07
COWS THAT HAVE NEVER
HAD A DRINK OF WATER

Hawaii boasts of several ranches de-
voted to the breeding OF white-faced
Hereford cattle. Although they are as
thirsty as any cows the majority Of
the animals exported from this island
have never enjoyed drink of water.
Arid conditions of the soil does not
permit accumulations of water,> yet
close observers will note the cattle,
from time to time, nibbling the shoots
of cactus trees which contain moist
ure in abundance.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-07-07
Notice to Depositors.

GEORGIA, Terrell County.-To
the Creditors and Depositors of the
Planters Bank of Parrot, Parrot, Ga:
The Planters Bank of Parrot, Par
rott. Ga, is retiring from the banking
business, and is closing its affairs for
voluntary dissolution. All depositors
are therefore hereby notified to with
draw their deposits, and all creditors
are hereby notified to present their
claims for payment. This the END day
of June, 1925
THE PLANTERS BANK OF
PARROTT. By Marvin D. Pierce,
President zo-1
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-07-07
WHOLE NATION UPSET BY
CONTROVERSY OVER CHEESE
Crisis Is Reached as General Assem-
bly Debates the Subject

There is grave trouble in AndorTa,
the smallest country in the world. Inc
crises has arisen over the matter OF
one cheese. co,;sh
hisbon of the country is to receive
each wear. in addition to his sou sal
srv two hams and two cheese, each
of them six feet in diameter.
Some of the more thrifty AMOR
rams wish to give the bishop only one
cheese. but others object to the pan.
So the whole nation is taxing siaes
while the general assembly debates
the subject of the cheese tributes.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-07-07
CARRIER PIGEONS TAKING
DOPE INTO GREAT BRITAIN

Carrier pigeons are being used to
transport narcotics into Great Britain
from the continent, London police
have learned. The police are making
drive against dope peddlers and adj
diets in the hope of finding the man
who uses the pigeons to carry the
dope into the country. Thus far, how
ever, the master mind" has succeed
ed in covering his tracks, although
scores of his patrons and agents have
been arrested.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-07-07
WILD BOY OF 16 YEARS SEES
HIS FIRST HUMAN BEING
Reared in Middle of Deep Forest and
WEIGHS Two Hundred Pounds.

A 16-year-old boy feet 4 inches
tall and weighing 200 pounds Sa"
men, women and civilization Tor the
first time recently at Prince Rupert
British Columbia Except Tor his
mother who has dressed him as a
GIRL since he was born, the youth new
er saw a human being 49,,
With his parent he lived in snack
in the middle Of a deep forest, where
he ran wild. Authorities are taking the
mother to an asylum for the insane
and are sending the boy to an indus
trial home ,.4
aboard train on hands and knees 2
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-07-07
GIRL BABIES ARE KILLED
DURING FOOD SHORTAGE
Explorer Says Eskimos of Hudson
Bay Country Smother Them.

Among the Eskimos in the upper
Hudson Bay country girl babies are
killed by the parents if there is a
shortage of food, according to Knud
Rasmussen, Arctic explorer. The GUS
tom is dictated, he says, entirely by
the difficulties of obtaining food for
large families.
II there is not provender enough,
says the explorer, the Eskimos kill the
babies Immediately after birth by
smothering them. If a girl baby, prior
to birth, is pledged in marriage the
mother will preserve it. If not, the in
FAINT is killed. Boy babies have great
err value and are seldom, if ever, killed.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-07-07
DRUNKEN DRIVER SPENDING
ALL HIS SUNDAYS IN PRISON

Every Sunday until August 25rd is
a day of rest for A. w. Mccall, OF
Miami, Fla. The city will see that it is.
Mccall was sentenced to spend ten
days in jail for driving his automobile
while he was intoxicated. Because he
had a family Mccall was ordered by
Judge c. T. Hoffman to serve his SEN
tence on ten consecutive Sundays.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-07-07
A ROMAN COBBLER HAS
THE SANDALS OF CAESAR

Wooden sandals worn by Caesar
when he was monarch of the known
world are in the possession of cob
bier at Rome.
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TeHepaaoB. KoIHqecTBo BOfcE IocTH
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-23
NCqE3HyBuN MA1bqNR
HANlEH MEPTBblM.

HbN N0PR. = NCqe3HyBmHE
TpeTbarO AHA C No 272 NcT ga
yA. qeTBIpexHeTHAa MaAbqNR PO6epT
TlepAec HaH8eH MepTBBIM B NCT PN
Bepe. Po4nTeAn erO MOMeHTaAbHo ys
Haan. nonCRA HOROHHorO MaAbqAKa
npOAOAXaAnCb B TeqeHne Tpex aHeA
B Hnx yqacTBOBaAO 6oAee copoKa
cbIlINRO3 " H~eCROAbRO 4ecaTROB no
AnCMeHOB. HHRaRAx SHaKOB Hach-
ma Ha rene MaAbqHRa He %o6HapY@e
H0.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-23
bPANNH 3K3AMEHyET 4APPOy

a noAaraD, ITO R 6H6IHH MILO
TO IeHHOTO, H0 81 He Bepi0, qTO
0Ha HIN B8OXHOBIeHa Boron. K On
6.IHH cIeIyeT nOgofTH, RaR 10 BEEN
KHHTaM II B3aTb H3 Hee Bee c0Bep
meHHOe, RaH II H3 4pyrHx HHHT.
-BepHTe III BH B cBepX'ecTec
TBeHHOCTb XpHcTa, RaR HpeIcRaaaH
HOTO B cTapON saBeTe II aB1eHHOM
B HOBOM ssBeTe?
"a He BepD Hi B RaROTO cBep-
x'ecTecTBeHHOTO XpHcTa. 81 BepD,
ITO XpHcTOc, HpeIcRaSaHHBIff B era
pom 3aBeTe 6HI B%eIHRHi eBpef, 10
TopBfi IQIHeH 6HI OcBO6OIHTB eB-
peep OF qncTO 9H3HqecEof 3aBncH
MOcTH II 60IbIne HHqeTO.
lance BpaffaH cHpOcnI 1appoy,
BepHT III OH B qyIeca, o%IHcaHHbIe
B cTap0M saBeTe, B HeHOpOqH0e Saqa
THe IeBH MapHH H B BOcRpeceHHe
XpHcTa?
a he BepD B qyIeca, = OTBe
TIKI Iappoy. 81 BepD, ITO B MHpe
Bee HpOHcXO4HIO II TeHepB HpoHcxo
hit ITO cyI4ecTByOmHM B HeM saRO
Ham HpHp0IH.
Ha BoHpoc, BepHT III lappOy B
6e3cMepTHe 4ynIH, aamHTHHR 0TBe-
THU, ITO BcD cBOO RHSHb HcRaI 40
R~a3aTeIbcTB TOTO, Ho He HaIIeI.
lance Iappoy BHcEasaI cBoH co
MHeHHa 10 HOBoIy cymecTBoBaHHa
3aTpo6HOh %HsHH.
Ha sTOM 9R3aMeH 3aR0HqHIca.
BepoaTHO BpaiiaH penIHI, ITO c Ia
KIM OTIeTHM qe.IoBeROM IaIbme CLIO
pHTb He e,IeIyeT.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-23
AHTANA yA0B1ETBOPEHA OF
BETOM rEPMAHNN.

,I0H40H. = B MecTHBIx npaBH
TeIbcTBeHHHX HpyTaE BbIcEa3bIBaeT
ca y4OBIeTBOpeHHe 10 HOBoIy OF
BeTa TepMaHHH Ha 8paHIyacEyD
HOTy. AHTIHqaHe BH0IHe c%OqyBcTBy
lot TepMaHHH B ee OTRa8e Hponyc
IaTB HHOcTpaaHHe BOHcEa qepes
cBOD TeppHTopHD. IlOcIe O6MeHa
MHeHnH Me&gy .lOHgOHoM II IIapH-
@eM, aHrlnilcRoe npaBHTe.IBcTBo 10
cTapaeTca co3BaTb EOH9epeHuuD 10
oTOMy BOHpOcy H%HHenIHefi OceHbD.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-23
HOBAa ToPrOBAa nOANTNRA

b 1HpIHce B HpHcyTcTBHH kaMe
HeBa %c0CTOaIOcb OTRpBTHe oaEaB-
EascEOff naIaTH TacTHof TopTOBIH,
npeIcTaBHTe,IH EoTopOfi 6y4yT BXO-
IHTB c HpaBOM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 70
IOca B cOCTaB qIeHOB EpaeBOrO 9Ho-
HOMHqecHOrO cOBemaHHa. KaMeHeB
B HpHBeTcTBeHHof peqH BHcRaaaI
HaIeRIy, ITO qacTHaa T0pT0BIa TO
MOGeT HpaBHTe.IbcTBy ycHIHTb TO-
BapO000pOT B 3aIaBHasbe II yHpe-
HHTb cMBIqEy T0cHpoMbIIIIeHHOcTH
c qacTHBM noTpe6HTeIbHBIM pBIH-
ROM.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-23
RNTANubl M0PHT NH0CTPAH-
uEB TOlOlOM.

InERNH. VS. RaHTOHa COCO
mapT, qTO KnTaEIbI O6'aBNAN NHOC
1paHlaM B ByxOY npO4OBOAbcTBeH-
HIN 6OGROT. 0Hn He GOnycRaWT OF
npaBRN HpO4OBOnbCTBeHHbIx npnHa-
COB Hn K 6pnTaHcKnM nO44aHHblM,
Hn K aMephRaHcKOMy BOeHHOMy eva
ny, cToameMy B raBaHN.
6pNTaHcKNH ROHCyA N34aA pacHO-
paReHNe, qTO6bl a%HrANqaHe 0CTaBN
nv ropO4, B BM4y O%n4aWulhxCa
npoThB Hhx BblcTynAeHnk.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-23
WAxTEPbI CHOBA yTPO
XADT 3A6ACTODKON

ATlAHTNR CNTN. - npe4aO
weHHblH ROMHpOMncc o npo4OA@e-
HMM npexHerO 4OrOBOpa Ha is Me
ca1eB " yqpeR1eHnN HeHTpaAbHoh
ROMnccnn ana pacCAe4OBaHna Tpe-
6oBaHnR maxTepOB, - He npnHaT
Hpe4craBNTeaaM N%pa6oqHx. TaRNM
O6pasOM YrAenpOMblmHeHHblH KpH-
3hc cHOBa rpOahT saROHqHTbca Bee
O6uleR sa6aCTOBROR. ROHbepeHIHa
o6ehx cTOpOH npO4OAxaeTca B aTMo
Cbepe B3aHMHOH BpaR4bI.
Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-07-23
ONPAR4AHNE ~COBETCKOTO ATEHTA 4OcCEPA

IIIAHXAM. - CMemaHHBf CYL B
HIaHXae OHpaBIa.I coBeTcRoro Topro
BorO areHTa 4occepa, apecToBaHHO-
70 no O6BuHeHHD B 6OIBIHeBHIROfi
%HpoHaraH4e B KnTae, 0IHaEO CYL
HpHaHaI, ITO 4occep aBIaeTca ''He
I%eIaTeIBHBM 9,IeMeHToM' B IlaH-
xae II peRoMeHIoBaII envy ,Iyqme BE-
pHyTbca B PoccHD.
IoETop 9OpTyHaToB O6BHHapTca
B TOM, YTO npeIIOKHI cBILIHKy Ha