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20 1918. CAMP GORDON BUREAU Catnp Gordon New Bureaux of The Constitution. In Mr. LX Wlthott IS In the adminl tratlen building. Soldiers are weif come.

CONSTITUTION ON 8AL i TO AtkHrta. Cai tlt itt9ii ft found en sale every da aTfeie feorv teen exchange etoree to CMtje jSo don. Col. M. S.

Jarvis of 45th Infantry Says Americans Are Seasoned Fighters. Montgomery. Ala July 19. Special The gallant stand and showing made by the first and Second corps of General Penning" army in France speaks la eloquent terms of the morale of the American troops said Colonel M. S.

lam of the 45th Infantry. Colonel via and other officers of the troops now at Camp Sheridan are taking a deep interest to the events on the western front and watch every movement as they are reported. Colonel Jarvls. for thirty years a member of the regular army. said that the demeanor of the men that stood the brunt" of the German drive and repulsed them as never before.

showed him that the training that the men had received in their nine months in the battle area seasoned them for the impending blow and when the time came they' were ready for the emergency. Colonel JrIa said that he had just talked to a member of one of these outfits Suet back from France and he told of the fine morale and praised the Amerloan especially for their shoot- log. savins that the Germans have found their superior in sniping- where It requires quick observation and fir- ins to do rood work. The first army corps. of which Colonel nellamslpoke Is commanded by Major General Robert L.

Eullard an Alabaman. Colonel Bullard commanded the Third Alabama volunteers during- the Spanish-American war. 1 Major Karl K. Schumann. who has been In command of the auxiliary re mount depot at Oak Park for several months.

has left to be succeeded by Captain S. M. Morrell. GEN. R.

WOOD SLATED FOR SERVICE IN FRANCE Washington. July 19. Brigradler General R. S. Wood.

now acting head of the quartermaster corps here. Is slated for an important assignment" in France Secretary Baker said today. and Major General lL I Rodgers the newly appointed quartermaster general. will take up his duties in Washington. The secretary added however that General Rodgers may not return from France for some time.

General Wood was brought back from France on recommendation of Major General Goethals. when the latter became acting quartermaster general. and was slated to succeed General Sharpe as head of the supply service. A statutory requirement that any officer appointed head of the quartermaster corps must have served at least four years previously in the corps. however prevented General Woods assignment.

m. II- Had Been Going Down Hill Rapidly In Better Shape Than for Months Since He Began Taking Tanlac. I am in better shape every way than I have been before in many months. and have gained twenty-six pounds in weight besides since taking Tanlac. said M.

G. Brown. a well-to- do farmer living on Route 3 out of Sparta. Georgia. recently.

When I began taking Tanlac. he continued. I had been suffering for months with nervous indigestion and other troubles. My appetite went back on me and my stomach got in such a shape that what little I could force myself to eat. soured and made me miserable.

My nerves were in a terrible condition I could hardly sleep at night and when Id get up in the morning I sometimes felt worse than it I hadn't been to bed at alL I fell off in weight and lost so much strength that didn't know what to do. Nothing I tried lpd me any and I was going down hill rapidly. The outlook la a lot more favorable to me now. I started taking Tanlac a while back. and it helped me from the first few doses.

I have taken five bottles so far and there's a world of difference in my feelings. I can sit down and eat as heartily as It I had never had a days sickness. My nerves are steady as a rock. and I sleep like a log all night long. I'm twenty-six pounds heavier than when I began taking Tanlac and can do as big a days work as anybody.

without getting tired and tagged out. Tanlac is sold in Atlanta by Jacobs' Pharmacy. Co. and by one regular es tablished agency in every town. adv.

Don't Have Cans of Oil Around Your Bed The best wzy to keep out bed bogs is by the use of BEE BRAND INSECT POWDER. Sprinkle it liberally into mattresses sad all crannies Del hiding places and every bed bug coming in contact with. It win die. It destroys them easily and sorely. poisonous Bee Braid lased pmer fan it Into ttM air Fifes sad mfitnahos d5ein a few mmatea.

win kill' aata fleas. xoacbes bed-ban lice. nd bog of nearly every kind. Directions on ga. Look far ifastf Brand Trade Mrfc OF HOUSE IS LOST TO MARINE CORPS For the third.

time-'the house of representatives has lost members to the marine. corps. Jarret' P. Fowler. 27 years old.

of Cummingi Gs- representative front Forsyth' county. applying for enlistment in the marine corps Friday. He has a' wife and two children and wa sexesapt from the-draft by his legislative duties. He- stated at the recruiting station that he considered it his duty to otter his services to his country and considered the marine corps the but branch of the service. Earlier In the year Chef Vincent.

representative from Plckens County. and Representative Hurt from Dougherty county enlisted in the marines. Private Vincent has attracted quite a bit of attention since the session has been going on by representing hl county in the house while in the uniforms of Uncle Sam's Devndogs. be. log attached to the local recruiting office during the- legislative session.

Another of the applicants Friday wa James T. High. years old. of Albertville. Ala.

an honor graduate of Auburn college and a government agricultural expert for Morgan county. Ala. Me passed the physical examination and will leave for Paris Island. S. C.

today. Crack Musical Organization Has Had Only Six Weeks' Training. The First Replacement. regiment at Camp Gordon has a just claim to one of the finest bands In the entire military reservation an organization which after only six weeks of training has developed Into a crack military band. This regimental band is headed by Bandmaster Sergeant Homer P.

Whitford well-known Cleveland musician and a large majority of the 26 pieces in the organization are Cleveland and Ohio men. The band is the pride of the entire regiment and especially of Colonel F. B. Shaw the commanding officer. Sergeant WTiItford.

is putlngr on two concerts regularly every week at brigade headquarters and is appearing with his organization in many of the parades and pageants of the city. The band headed the contingent in the big parade in honor of French Independence last Sunday. Looking for Slacker Military' Policemen Capture Much Booze While searching for an alleged slack- er at 424 Chestnut street Friday afternoon. Privates Davis and Slgmund of the military police discovered three sixteen-gallon' kega of whisky. and several fruit jars and.

pint' and pint bottles which also contained liquor. They arrested a negro who was In bed asleep' while the search was in progress. While waiting on the corner for the police patrol. two negroes were seen approaching down the street with suspicious-looking packages. Upon in vesttgatlon the packages proved to contain four empty quart bottles each and a pint or whisky was found In the possession of one pf the negroes.

The negroes arrested were Claude Foster 17 years old. Pink Barmaus. 24 years old and Ernest Stall 19 years old. all of 424 Chestnut street. The officers believe that the two ne groes arrested on the street were bootleggers and were on their way to the house on Chestnut street to refill the empty bottles which smelled strongly of liquor.

The three negroes were lodged in the statlonhouse and will be tried In recorders court today. MPHERSON NOTES Fort McPherson received an addition to its medical start on Friday in the person of Captain H. C. Wadsworth formerly of Washington md. The captain before enlisting in the medical reserve corps was one of the best surgeons of the northwest.

lie has not yet received. definite orders as to his duty at the camp but expects only a temporary stay. Major 7. F. Dent of Port McPherson Is expected home shortly from south Georgia.

The major has been on a tour for some time examining applicants for the medical reserve corps. Lieutenant C. 1. Cahill. registrar of Fort McPherson.

returned Friday from Camp Gord i. where he spent some time on matters of official business. The lieutenant Is one of the busiest and most popular men at the tort. Fort McPherson Friday sal good- by to five of her most popular young men who had been chosen to enter the central officers' training camp at Camp Gordon. The young men were Sergeants WlIlUam S.

Nightman. Benjamin R. Jackson. Privates Nodle A. Ballard and Simon Z.

Gudkees. of the medical department. and Sergeant Robert M. Stater of the quartermasters department. buildings have been used for every conceivable purpose at the various camps in the country but No.

1 at Fort McPherson had. a new experience on Thursday night. when a marriage was performed there. The groom was Sergeant Claude R. KiUon.

of the Seventeenth infantry at the ort. nd th WA WM Miss Hattie Alexander. Eant Th clergyman who. performed the service was Rev. W.

L. Lewis religious director of the T. Y. A. activities at the camp.

DIVORCED HUSBAND SEEKING FURNITURE FROM WIFE HE LOST ver were Friday RR lawyerln the superior court Jr household furnishings from Mrs. N. M. Jackson. No.

no South Boulevard him recently o011 divorce froS Deputy Sheriff tes served notice of the action and Mrs Jackson Immediately gave bond double the amount that Judge Jackson valuedthe furnishings. will hold the disputed furnishings pend. lag a court hearing. HARRISON ANNOUNCES NEW SPEAKING DATES 1 obert Bryan Harrison field lecturer for the United food administration announces the following speaking Wsjjnrefi Jiiiyjii toccos Stephens- county July J2- Clarkesvill Rabersham- county Jnly 22 Tallulah Falls Habrsham county. JnlyJ4and25ClaytoaRabun county.

Totals 1 1 SPEC. TRNG. DET. b. r.

h. po. Martin. Sb 0 1 2 0 0 BTtretV ct. 2 1 5 0 0 Malone.

II. IS 2 1 a Kovach lb. 0 1 1 1 Rearden. c. 0 4 1 0 Ftrlow.

2b. 1 1 1 Morris. M. 2 0 0 I 2 1 Doyle rt. 1 1 2 5 Doty.

Po 1 0 1 0 Joseph Kanlert Left Fielder for Mechanics Breaks Leg in Tech Game. The Camp leaup baseball team defeated the team of the special training detachment of Georgia Tech on their grounds Wednesday afternoon by the score of 13 to 6. Joseph Kahlert. one of the most vat- the Camp Tesup team. suffered an accident which will put him out of th game for the rest of the season.

In the last Inning of play he came. to bat and made his third hit of the day a single. Re immediately attempted to steal second and owing to th fact that he was wearing a pair of new shoes with exceptionally long spikes he tripped in making a hook slide for the base and broke his right leg near the ankle. Camp Jesus wiu miss Kahlert In Its up especially In the game with the Camp Gordon team Saturday. He was- the hardest and most consistent batter on the team.

Following Is the box score of the game CAMPJUP- ah. r. 5. po. a.

Bishop n. Kehiert Xi. toddenb4rry lb 2 0 McClUBkjr M. I lb Mealier cf. 1 Rope.

c. 1 1 Button rt. 0 Boman. Po Waters. lb I 0 udden Totals 21 I IS or I THREE TUECASUALlY LIST Willie Harris Augusta and Ross Jones Parrott Dead.

Vance Davis Ideal Wounded. Washington. July 19. The army casualty list today shows Killed In action. 5 died of wounds 1 died of disease 7 died of accident and other causes 1 wounded severely 58 missing 1.

total. 73. The lit includes the following from' southern states Tied of Disease Privates Willie Harris 138 Owlnnett Gs. Ross Jones. Partott Ga.

Wounded Severely Sergeants Napoleon Vance Davis. Ideal. Ga. Clyde A. Hale New Market.

Tenn. Thomas Dun- can Holcumb Union S. C. Corporal Harry tt Joelton Tenn. Private William A.

Elkins Fayetteville N. C. The marine corps casualty list today shows Killed In action IS died of wounds 11. Total. 27.

The only southern man In the marine list is Corporal Oscar 7. Moore. Oxford. Ark. died of wounds.

PATRIOTIC RALLY SUNDAY Lieut. Harry Miltom to Make Eloquent Address. The patriotic rally at Loews Grand theater Sunday afternoon will be the biggest expression of patriotic fervor which has been witnessed in the city. Coming on the heels of the magnificent successes or the American troops- In Prance the meeting will give an outlet to the tremendous enthusiasm of every loyal American. Lieutenant Harry O.

MUlom. who has served in France will. give a graphic and hand account of the warfare that our men are now engaged In. The lieutenant la in the city as the especial guest of the national service section of the United States shipping board of which Sidney Story Is the rep- here. In addition to the speech of Lieutenant Mlbom there will be a halt hour of patriotic music.

tram 4:30 to just preceding the address. furnished by. the band of the First Replacement regiment at Camp Gordon by the Glee dub of Hospital Unit 66. from Port McPherson and by community singing from the audience under the direction of Loren G. Jones song leader at Camp Gordon.

Admission la. tree to the. general public the house being donated for the meeting by Manager F. E. Well" of the Low Interests.

There will be no reservations except on the stage. where members of the Atlanta chapter of the American Red Cross have been invited to sit and the boxes which will occupied General Sage and. staff' and the other commanding officers from the various military reservations of the vicinity. AIR MOTOR INVENTION ANNOUNCED BY JUSTUS 3. WJnstu of 9 Crew street confidently believes that he has Invented an ff motor which will completely revo- lutlonlse Industry of every kind.

He ll nPP1I the gas motor for automobiles and airplanes. and will pull aJlrthVllw3r trains and steamships. Mr. Justus points out two significant details of his invention ozf which he Its ultimate success. They are The claim that he has solved the bade pressure- problem.

The claim that he ha Invented the mechanical means of using the same volume of. air as many times as may It his invention. proves to he a cue- eels. Yr. Justus says he will let the government have the full benefit of it for the duration of the war.

A pn the' invention Is now pending. Fred Xeodorff. mechanical engineer of 24 Gordon street AM be helping to perfect the. mechanical parts. Mr.

Justus has worked on thrinTe Uoi for nearly two. end A half years. Wednesday that brlhe ind nSt week the pattern of the machine wilt' be completed and that it will be turned over to the Bostrum anufacton company of otEdcewOOd. avenue for the purpose of making a working model. COMPLAINT IS MADE FOR TELEGRAPHERS Washington.

July It. President Konenkamp. of th Commercial Teleorrm pherr union complained to the war labor board today that it had not de- cldedUthe demand of the telegraphers for increased wag and better work ing conditions. Granting of the rlgbt of the operators to organize' was the only question settled by the board the SLATED IN4TRREGIMENT Regimental Athletic Duncan 1 making arrangement for a snappy entertainment in the. form of.

boxing and wrestling bouts to fee held at the Fourth regimental open-air arena Toes- day night. Some high-class mitt and mat ar tists have been discovered in the Fourth regiment and several'- lively goes will staged. The Third brigade band will add pep to the entertainment with it best brand of music. Last of 4000 Georgia more- ment Will Arrive by Noon Saturday. The drive of negro selectmen report- lug here for the put' four days in answer to the July call will end Saturday before noon when the lat man of the Increment is scheduled to have made his appearance.

This was the statement made Friday by officials at the camp receiving station on the Peachtree road. who added that to date pproxlmatey 2300 of the 4000 increment have already reported. Friday night and Saturday morning will be the busiest period spent by the receiving force. the remaining 1700 negroes unaccounted for being under orders to show up during that tine. The Georgia negroes will be followed Monday at Gordon by the first white arrivals in the quota of 15000 due to report during the next week from Georgia.

Tennessee and lows. Preparations have been made in full for these and little time will be lost in assigning the new men and getting them ready for military training. GORDON COLORED HOSTESS HOUSE RAPIDLY ERECTED The negro hostess house. recently be gun at Camp Gordon is rapidly being erected and in a short time will be ready to open its doors and begin service work among colored visitors at the camp. The building Is constructed on the same lines as the white hostess house and Is only a trine smaller.

It Is lo cated across the Southern tracks near the remount station. The building can be seen plainly from the Peachtree road. Cloudy and Warmer Weather in Atlanta States Forecaster The weather will be cloudy and warmer In Atlanta and vicinity today. according to the report from the United States weather bureau. The Washing- ton report for all Georgia Is Show- Saturday.

except fair northwest portion slightly warmer interior Sunday Showers occurred during the put 24 hours over the cotton region states east of the Mississippi river and a few light showers were reported In western Texas. No rain fell north of Tennessee and North Carolina. nor in the western and northwestern sections of the United States. A trough of lo wattnospherlc pressure extending from eastern Texas over the lower Mississippi valley to the Caroll- nu renders conditions still somewhat favorable for showers Friday afternoon or night in Georgia. and possibly Saturday In southeastern Georgia.

The at rnospbbric pressure is moderately high over the middle Rocky Mountain re gion with tall' weather. Temperatures are high along the gulf coast and in central and southern Texas but elsewhere are moderate for the season. JUDGE JOHNSON SPEAKS AT TWO BIG RALLIES Judge George Johnson addressed two enthusiastic rallies last night being accorded a warm reception by large crowds. After the voters of Oakland and Woodwar davenues in the third ward. Judge Johnson wasrushed to a large meeting at Highland avenue and Randolph street.

where prominent speakers were addressing a fourth ward meeting In his behalf. Among the indorsements of Judge Johnson announced at Fridays meeting of his friends in the Kmball house was a list of 150 Atlanta lawyers. and the indorsement of Judge Johnson as the candidate to be elected recorder In the run-over primary by the Sixth Ward Improvement club. W. wan.

president. DUBLIN LIEUTENANT RECEIVES CAPTAINCY Dublin. Ga. July Special. Lieutenant Oration Corker.

son of Mr. end Mrs. F. U. Corker.

this city has just been promoted to captain and when heard from a few days ago was expecting to sail for France within a Cantain Corker Is a Dublin boy who entered- the tlrst officers' training school last summer and graduated with the rank of- second lieutenant. He- was sent to a western camp to train re eruJta and has been i nthat service since then until a short time when he was made a captain and ordered to Ills father Is one of the most prominent hankers of this section president of. thrFlrst National Bank of Dublin and well known over the state. FITZGERALD PHYSICIAN JOINSSONS IN SERVICE Flticerald. Ga.

July If. Special. Dr. John I Fraser who volunteered recently. for the medical reserve corps In the army ha received orders to re port for' active duty at Port Oglethorpe.

Dr. yraxer has already two son In the navy. Dr J. I Fraser Jr. and a young- er.

son. Durrsr Fraser a yeoman on the Oklahoma. Dr. Frax is five year old has been a successful practitioner in this county for. about.

twelve years and has a wife and' Ore other children who will continue to make home ln this ctty Hoootr in-England London- July Herbert C. Hoover American food controller. art at a port ran Amirica Foil Supply of Writing Mate. Hal on Hand for Home Letters. Army trucks' were busily en need Saturday in distributing note paper.

envelopes. ink- and pens to the various service units for Saturday night i. official writing evening. and due preparations for the oc caslon have been made. Eight units have agreed to put aside all entertainment programs and to devote their time to the encouragement of happy home letters.

They are Units 152. 153. 154 HI US 161 and 162. Soldier stunts by talented men in the camp are stated for Unit no. and Director XJewellen will screen popular camp photoplays at Units In.

160 and the auditorium. Upsets Camp Dope by Win. Ding Fast Game 4 to 2. The dope was upsetjwith a vengeance at Camp Gordon Thursday afternoon. when the Firth replacement team de teated the strong aggregation from the Third on the parade field by the score of 4 to 2.

Batteries for the Fifth were Murphy and Reed. and Jones and McDermott constituted the staff of the Third outfit Both pitchers hurled good games and there was some hard biting for both sides. The Third got both its runs on errors and the Fifth won its tint two talleys on a homer by Kinsman and the next two on hits by Degue and Applno. Body of Leon Strickland of Day Fla. Found Floating in Withlacoochee River.

Valdosta. Go. July 19 Special. The body of- Leon Strickland a young man from Day. Pbs was found floating in the Wlthlacoochee river afew mile.

from Valdosta today. Strickland Is believed to have committed suicide. He came here several days ago to join the army and was turned down for physical reasons. lie appeared very despondent over his failure to get into the army and the little evidence before the coroners jury went to show that he had deliberately thrown himself in the river. Papers left lying on the banks of the stream requested that his wife.

Mrs. Leona Strkkland at Day Plc. be notified and that his body be sent there for burial. The body was seen floating in the water by passengers on an early morn- ng train and the coroner sent to the scene. Maims Held at Slacker.

Dave Mulling a white man from Coweta county. but formerly from West Virginia was tried before United States Commissioner Carter Friday afternoon on the charge of making false affidavits in connection with his questionnaire. He claimed that he had a wife and child in West Virginia and was put In Class No. 4 last year but it de veloped that he had married a woman Newnan Ga. last falL Commission.

er Carter bound him over to the grand ury and he was committed to Jail in default of bond. It is thought that he will be sent back to West Virginia and inducted into the army. A a result' of coming Jnto ilcontict with a livewtre Marietta Thurs day night. Prirate Gregory of Saratoga N. Y.

who 1 one of the men detailed on guard duty at- the artillery range at 5 rlnltanU7 killed. Gregory and two companion were walking on Church' street. it Is said when they- saw the wire which was down on the street. and Gregory. put out his hand to throw it out of the way and.

was killed. His companions were also severely shocked. The body wa removed to tie chapel of a. JL Patterson Son and will be sent to Saratoga IL T. CROWDER ISSUES CALL FOR 3400 REGISTRANTS Washington July 19.

Provost Marchat General Orowder. today issued an additional school call for 8400 men al lotted among twelve states. The men are to be school graduate and qualified for general military service. They will entrain between August 1 and 15. Probably With View to De- czding on Additions New Inspector for Camp.

While nothing definite has eri an nounced concerning the- reported additions and improvement at pomp Gordon the Tlslt of two member. of the general staff to the camp en as. Inspection tour-may lead. to tome ac tlon in the near future. The' officer now looking- over the situAtionS it Gordon fere Majors Hunt and Lewta.

It 1 not stated that they are here ok business of proposed con tructto but this 1 the general Impression at the camp Major- flurt of the Inspector gee. oral department has be assigeod Gordon in the capacity- of. camp inspector He began his duties Thursday. Best Treatment for Catarrh S. S.

S. Removes the. Cause By Purifying. the Blood Once. you get your blood.

tree froze Imparities cleansed of the catarrhal poisons which It is now a prey to be- cause of its unhealthy then you will be relieved of Catarrh the dripping in the throat hawking and spitting raw sores in the nostrils. and the disagreeable bad breath. It was caused. In the first place. your impoverished blood was easily infect.

ed. Possibly. a slight cold or contact with some one who had a cold. But the point ia don't suffer with- Catarrh it is not necessary. The remedy S.

S. S. discovered over fifty years ago. tested true and tried. Is obtain able' at any drug store.

It has proven its value in thousands of cases. It will do so In yourcasev Get SSS at once and begin treatment. If iyoursA is a long standing case- be. aura to write. for free expert.

medical Ice We will tell you how this purely vege table blood tonic cleanses theMmpuri ties from the blood by literany washing It We wilt prove to you that thousands of sufferers fromCatarrh after consistent. treatment with. S. S. have been freed from the- trouble and all its disagreeable features and' restored to perfect health and vigor.

Don't delay- the treatment Address Medical Director 9 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga adv. Every Morning Before Breakfast For Two Weeks In' Warm Water Sip Slowly the Best Way. It gently tones the liver arid cleans the digestive tract of all Impurities just what you most need In the spring. Take It today and get rid of that tired feeling. It will do It.

At Year Drstjlsts Gesenss Patkzps 3Sc and The I know something that dearyour a When mycomplexion was red. rough and pimply I was so- ashamed that I never had any fun. I imagined that people avoided me perhaps they did But the regular use of Resno 1 Soap with a little Resinol Oint ment jolt at first has given me baclcmy clear healthy skin I wish you'd try it Reiinoi Ointment and Rotaot Soap also do awe ndrff tad keep the hair healthy 4 attractive. For trial tree write to Dept. 2 laol.

Blfiaor Strike three Right over the plate He's QUH if sta great old game. But its ten thousand times a greater game when the stake is Human Liberty when you purcm across No Mans Land" loaded with Americas blasting answer to the challenge of the Hun. There is once again a chance to enlist in the S. Marin es. Can you qualify eyed minded vigorous manhood comes first then the-capacity-for training for service on land and sea or in the men with self-reliance and self-respect and ambitious for advancement Age limits 18 to 36 years.

REGISTERED MEN Ask Xocal Board to let you volunteer. Apply at the U. 8. MARINE CORPS RECRUITING STATION 4 I 7l I oJivi. Of I' d' m' I i' on I.

daj jhf 2 LAWnho IlntheYailmlnl ne If 8 ldle. a. i L--- c. it UlOGORDON COLONEL i 1A WORK OFU. KMEN i' CoL j1r Se ODed tt Kol tgomery 1- call ant econd en eralPenhlnss 10 aretakigg ernfioDt re' nd blow came loDel nted 8pnlsh merlcan re- E.

a I. tercorpe GEORGIA FARMER SAYS THE OUTLOOK IS FAVORABLE NOW Rapidly-In have. I oo gn1I ottln helped I I 1 nd th a rtll I can' do es- bu er1U es laces co lJ IODOUIo I i die in teL aDd boPD L. Li di' nada aSc' 1. a 5 I 1q Ii ANOTHtR MB 1 OFlfOUS 1 i tfme' b01U trep th Jarretp 2' otCummlnA draft on hi.

ruttlng was FIRST REPl CEMENT HAS EFACIENT BAND Vi eeb' el 6 i of ticer Is Lookin Capt re In- 4 arre ted I I Dentot me I Gordi lie. utenant said I and the I bride Mae of Atlanta. The I Re. II FE Bail trover roeeedln wereFrldaJ initituted by IUdge Jackson At- I lanta lawyer. In to i recover who obtained.

from puty sates serv actJonarzdllraJackson gavbond di 1. HARr S01jIfNNOU1C iEWS EAI Irjq obertDri 1 f1ei41Jtiir6 forCtheUDltedStates food.adm1D1atn o. 7 lj liiJ rsll gt STARJESU PfAYER1ifD OfJT fG NGAME JosephKahlert LettFi 1der forMechBniCs 4 JD bale a11 eclal ii ontl1elr und. the playbe day-a the tl Jeeuwtll mluKahlert up a thH P.nsUP- s' 0 rr er 1 2 1 5 0 0 1. 0 0 0 p.

2212 15 4 ab. a. e. Evrett 0 2 a o. lie 0 GEORGIA BOYS IN THE CASUALTY The lIever ly PrlvatesW1IIle street Augusta than In list" I ILieut.

Comln ma. n1tlcent I reentatlve here. a. 5. I I I be I b7 General Sa JW lUlt i air 178 will Supplant al eJ a ftw I tau eau fvcre has be required.

governmenthave 10rthe4uraUon A patent. on a frrtt ec iHrJultua the Re said by the end of next machlnewlll becompleted ItwUlbeturned Manufacturing worklugsnodeL I tt 3 11 eatdeDtXo. ottheCommercla11Te1egra thewI cfri tc' tor1AcreUedwacuand better.work- oftbbpertorato or 1 wtha euoDe t1pJ7 I. i ATHJF TI iBciJlTS ceSLA iFORfMEfl I REGIMENT A hleUcDfrectorDunCD i- anPPY rm ot andwiMt1lng tobe iar na s. daynfeht.

Igh-elass at- tIilUbave dlscoT red 1D en ThlrdbriP bandWfU addpp Its OF COUIRED. SELECTMENENDS TODAY. ID e- mentWiII sched led ottlcl Is tha 1700 I I 0 e- lo- ther tl fair. 4 nl ht 2hl i tefyh rb cky re- on aremoderate i' I ra U1u I addrenlng the I was rushed A I I mball I UEU' ENANT APT AINCY It. of feW' days.

Captain tern re- ago. when France. the First II4well tbeltate lTZGERALDPHySIClAN JOIAS SONSINSERVICE Fl eraIcG 3 I7 SpeciaL LFraserrwbG relerveearps fnthearmThaareceITedOrdera re- tfnduty atPMtOglethorpe DrYrueThaa a1redytwo In. DrrTIAVruer 3randToune Jeom84 1taser1aftttyftn beeDaueceuful lathll tT' yuraDd eh11 cwho w1l1eont1Due. tomake i Uerbcrt cB arcIved.

a OME mijGINMJmt ArtAMPJOR TURIJAY fW tmsrM 011 HaDdJorH PP7' meLe tera. r' en- dlstrlbut ngnote Inkaud penst Ita ven' for ncoura ement t- The are 15 US. 1C IC11 bJtalented I cimp re' Unit. FIFTH REPLACEMENT WINS OYER THE THIRD 1 de- P7tth tchers I DENIED ARMY SERVICE COMMITS SUICIDE I F. jl 19 The otLeon a few over to k.

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