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rv job we turn out is
«d by a" expert
e will demonstrate
isdom of bringing
vulcanizing to us.
A.. & W. G.
TURPIN
Al ilClST 5°’ 1917
THE AMERICUS TIMES-RECORDER.
t Throw
ay
Id Automobile Tires
ubes. Bring them
or repairs.
Steam Vulcanizing
is at your service.
Home-Reading Course
For Citizen-Soldiers
This coarse of thirty daily lessons Is offered to the men selected for
serTlce in the national Army os a pi ctlcal help In getting gtarted In the
right way. It Is informal In tone and does not attempt to giro binding
rales and directions. These are contained In the various manuals and reg
ulations of the United States Army, to which IIUs course Is merely In
troductory.
soldier or in some civil occupation.
Much the same quality Is sometimes
referred to as ‘initiative.” It Is a
quality needed more than ever beforo
in present-day warfare. Major Gen
eral Leonard Wood, In his introduo
The three basic qualities, Loyalty, I tlon to the Field Service Regulations
Obedience and Physical Fitness, werajot the United States Army, says:
Lesson No. 3.
Nine Soldierly Qualities.
(Preceding Lessons 1. Your Post
of honor; 2. Making Good as a Sol
dier.)
G. OLVER
10CKSMITH.
B,chines and Supplies; Key
fitting, Umbrella* Repaired
phone 420.
j Ti NEAR WELL
treated in the preceding lesson. Thero
is another group of three soldierly
qualities that are especially needed
during the periods of training, march
ing and waiting between combats.
They are:
Intelligence. ,
Cleanliness.
Cheerfulness.
Although these qualities are asso»
elated chiefly with camp life, they are,
of course, scarcely less helpful In all
other phases of military service.
Intelligence.
„ gial'i 202, WOODMEN
)F THE WORLD,
very Wednesday night to
Hall. Lamar street All vll-
relgns invited to meet with
STEPHEN PACE. C. 0.
MASTER. Clerk.
r, and A. M.
AMERICUS LODGE
F. & A. M., meets ev-
ery second and
W fourth Friday night
at 7 o’clock.
FRANK J. PAYNE, W. M.
E PARKER. Sec'y.
M. B. COUNCIL
LODQE F. and A. M.
,jO meets every First and
W Third Friday nights.
W Visiting brothers are
attend.
R. J. R. STATHAM, W. 1L
MASTER. Secretory.
The Beauty Secret.
Ladies desire that irre
sistible charm—a good
complexion. Of course
they do not wish others
to know a beautifier
has been used so tlrey
buy a bottle of
Magnolia Balm
LIQUID face powder
according ro ■inipam
Dicot is noticed »t one®. Soothtntj.
refreshing. Heal* Sunburn, *top* Tan.
'Red.
at fir. frwlfv, #\p«-nrn.
75c. «! •Dntggiili or bv mail direct
Sample (either color) for 2c. Stamp.
Lyon Mfg. Co.. 40 South Fifth St.. Brooklyn. N.Y.
“Officers and men of all ranks and
giades are given a certain independ
ence in the execution of the tasks to
which they are assigned and are ex
pected to show initiative in meeting
the different situation as they arrive.
Every individual, from the highest
commander to the lowest private, must
always remember that inaction and
neglect of opportunities will warrant
more severe? censure than an error In
the choice of tho means.”
Making Yourself Stronger.
The nine qualities which have just
AMERICUS MAR NAMED
OR GDMMANOER'S STAFF
iuiciusvuv^i Tne nine quaiuies wmeu
intelligence does not necessarily j been rev j ewe( i are those which every-
inean education, but rather quick ob- j oue of U8 wou id nke to have for hlm-
servation and willingness to learn.
servauon ana wuuubucsb w They are the essentials of virile
There Is plenty of need for intelligence | an( j BUCCess f U i manhood, whether In
in modern warfare. The National 1 ^h e army or out of it. Even the mo-
Army will be forced to absorb within | ra j wea kHng, and the slacker in their
a few months a training which would j hearts admire these qualities,
ordinarily extend over a period of two j Dmilrtiess > ou have developed some
or three years. Those who intend to
fit themselves for promotion should
FOR FOOD CROPS TO
BE ESTABLISHEO
A movement is on foot to establish
la Sumter county a local market ware
house. where surplus food products,
grown. The farmers of this section
can be combined into larger lots for
shipment to the most advantageous
market, and to establish such rela
tions with the State Bureau of Agrl-
culture as will insure a aresdy cash
market to our farmers at ail times.
A recent act of the Legislature es
tablished a State Bureau of Markets,
which authorizes a local market ware
house or depot in each county in the
state.
In response to repeated requests
from the United States government to
Lack of Iron in the Blood Means Lack of Appetite, Loss
of Energy, Pale Cheeks, and a General Debili
tated Condition of the Entire System.
ZIRON Will Put Iron Into
Tour Blood.
W. O. Barnett, of this city^has re
ceived notice of hls appointment as a
member of the staff of Ernest G. Bald -|l>l«nt more food crops, the farmers of
win, Commander-in-chief of the Sons this section have produced this year
of Confederate Veterans. Mr. Bar-jmore of these crops than ever in the
nett will occupy the post of assistant:history of the county. Naturally the
Judge advocate general. |fl“«“ on ° f a *°° d market '* now
The appointment comes as a recog I most important one, and farmers will
nitlon by the natlonsl organization of he much relieved and encouraged to
Mr. Barnett’s faithful eervlce In the continue to plant food crops, If this
ranks of the association and hls sus- market is provided for them.
o’ them already—perhaps all of them
lit inemseivt-» iui — t, a greater or less extent. Many a
study thoroughly the manuals and the man has d i BC0V ered when put to tho
i in — 1* ,1am n nthlnh a ffPOt thfil’.' .11 1. . thnon mini If fofl
drill regulations which affect thelv t[st _ that he p09ae ssed these qualities
duties. In time they should learn w j t j l0U t having himself realized it.
something about map-making and map- But under c [,m an conditions It is not
.. a# AolA gzn- ... -11' -s 11.
talned interest In its work. I «on. Stephen Pace, representative
He has attended several national from Sumter county, Is much Interest-
conventions of the U. C. V-. and has ed In this movement, and has taken
also represented the A. 8. Cutts camp, ‘he matter up personally with the com
Sons of Veterans, at several reun- missioner of agriculture.
ions, taking a prominent part in the **
. ,, Prevent Hug Cholera,
deliberations.
reading, the construction of field en
trenchments, training and care of
horses, signalling, the handling of com
plex pieces of machinery, and many
other subjects,
easy to cultivate all of them.
In the army you will have you op
portunity in a few months of training
to strengthen these qualities in your*
solf. In so doing you will learn to con
fer Buojecis. soli, in so uumg juu "— -—
Any practical knowledge that you trol y0 urself. to take care of yourself
...111 ihi-aIt* ha 11 Rpfllt . •< moof hsmlchin
may now possess will surely be useful under aU conditions, to meet hardship
may now puuacoa »»»*» unaer uu cuiiuuumo, —*-
and helpful to you in the army. Capt. and danger unflinchingly, to be fear-
— ... in. CnBlIoh nrnnv. . . .. a a, ths Anri nf
Ian Hay Belth, ot the English army
points out that In the first British
forces of the present war the previous
trade or training of every soldier was
sooner or later utilized.
Cleanliness.
Cleanliness Is Important every
where. but most of all In the army,
less and self-reliant. At the end of
these tew months of training you will
have gained immensely in vigor and in
strength.
1250.00 to $2,000.00
x of this camp.
S. A JENNINGS, Pleat
IE3E, Recd’g. Sofc’y.
Ga.Ey
[UiGTON CAMP, NO. 14,
P. 0. S. OF A.
...y first and third Monday wnere- „ u . — — -
P. 0. S. ot A. Hall, No. 812 where large bodies of men are brought
All members in good atand- toge ther. In Its true sense, it ta-
1 to attend. Beneficiary cert!- c i ude8 not only keeping your body
.... c[ean but als0 your mind a nd your
actions. Fortunately, It Is a virtue in
which Americans generally rank high.
There should bo little difficulty tn set
ting a satisfactory standard In the new
army. This is a subject more fully
treated in this course.
Cheerfulness.
Cheerfulness Is always a promlnen*
trait of good soldiers. Here again
- Americans may be counted upon ti
B Right Way” make a splendid showing even Ip the
** face of any unexpected hardships or
difficulties that may be ahead of us.
There are numerous episodes in Amer
ican military history to justify this
confidence.
Three Qualities of Battle.
Finally, there are the three battle
qaulltlcs of the good soldier:
Spirit.
Tenacity.
Self-Reliance.
Unless a man has these three quab
itles—even though he possesses all ^
other six In good measure-he Is after
all only a camp-fire soldier.
'Spirit.
Spirit—fighting Bpirlt—Is far from
being mere hatred ot the enemy or
blind fury, on the one hand; nor Is It
mere passive obedience to orders, on
the other. It means cool, self-con
trolled courage the kind ofcourage
which enables a man to «hoot a
straight on the battlefield as he does
In target practice. However. It even
£e. .‘.top beyond that point Dec ;
■ive victories cannot be won by^mere
MUST HAVE DOUBLE
TRACK TD CANTONMENT
ATLANTA, Ga„ August 30—That At
lanta will be obliged to have not only
a double track trolley car line, but
-DO YOU NEED IT?
Be physically fit! Guard your health as the most prized possession you
have. When you find yourself losing your grip, becoming Irrltablo, nervous,
weak, r.ncmie, take inventory. See what Is wrong! ,
Your blood probably does not contain sufficient Iron. The red corpuscles
mey have become diminished, and consequently, your entire system surfers
from Insufficient and Impoverished blood supply, and the accumulation cl
poisonous waste matter.
If you find this to to the case, yon will want a remedy that will supply
Iron, which will Increase the number of red corpuscles. Try EIRON, the new
Iron Tonic, which contains no alcohol, no hablt-formlng drugs, and to ret*
emmonded ns a safe, reliable, tonic remedy for men. women and children.
Mrs. Lizzie Pennington, of Adamsvllle, Ala., writes. About two weohl
ego I was In bed with an awful bad cold, and I was awful Weak. I bad taken
purgative medicine, bat wanted to try something with Iron ta B.e** 1
get back my strength. My son thought Zlron would help me, so I » ® 'J
IL My nerves generally run down In the Spring °“ d JT " e ? d 80 “
build me up.. .When I got some better and was up and around, ^ommem.ed
the Zlron and It surely helped me to gain my strength and throw off the
cold...I have used only about n halt bottle of Zlron but foot so much b-t.ci
and stronger that I may not have to take any more for awhile. ...
SPECIAL OFFER: Buy a bottle of ZIRON, today, at your druggist a
snd give It a fair trial, according to directions on the bottle. If, after rs.ng
up ono bottle, you find It has not benefited you, take the empty botUc back,
to the druggist and he will refund what you paid him tar It Wo repay mm.
co there Is no reason why he should not repay you. This offer only »Pl’ lle -
to tho first trial bottle. - WlV *
tiuutrr
. The B. A. Thomas Hog Powder
The members of the local camp and hag & ncord of 95% cure , of Hog
hls many friends throughout the state c j 10 | era- n you feed your hogs as
will be Interested to learn of the honor dipeetjad, you need never fear ho®
thus conferred upon him. cholera, nor any other hog disease.
And the directions are very simple.
'just about what you are doing, plus
F lillIt rnD ‘ ,ew cents wortl1 of B - A - Thomas
UNII run h °* p ° wder * n th ® fced twico *
week.
Usually, though, Cholera gets
Public Health Department
' For the People of Sumter
BY DR. W. D. JITVIIOKTEE.
FAMILY OF LITE MISTED,
Mcdlaal Inspection of School Chil
dren.
The medical Inspection of school
children Is no longer an experiment,
but a pressing necessity. It, Is found
ed on a recognition of th© close con
nection which exists between the phy-
IHUUII), IUUU6II, vuvioin B''*"
before we know it. Then It requires | sical and mental condition of child-
1 c iose Attention do each hog—each ran In the whole process of education.
— hog must be dosed—and if you will' It seeks to secure ultimately tar every
ATLANTA, Ga., August 30—A fund dose theirt as directed, you will save child, normal or defective, conditions —•
..iesTvl/.h ^tf„ and hshv of the better than 90 percent. If you of life compatible with that full and of education, and to tho parents or
of $2,000 tar the wife and baby of th ^ ^ B A Thom a 8 Medicine effoctlve development of the organic guardian,
late Rev. Rollln C. Wooster is being , , w not gome functions. Its special senses, snd Its
spector to detect defocta, not to
treat them. Who shall treat tho child
Is a matter tar the parent or guardian
to decide.
Tho laws of Georgia requlro county
health commissioners to examine each
pupil In tho public schools for ’’Infec-
tlous and contagious dlstases, and for
defects of eyo, car, nose, throat, lungs,
teeth and other physical defects.” The
law requires a report to bo made, to
tho state board of health, to the board
nB aoni, uie u. a. a aauuaud oiwiv.uw dubvv.vv — — —
8 costa ydu fnothlng.- ‘Wo—not some functions, Its special senses, and Its
raised In Savannah by William D. dlgtant manufacturer — pay your mental and spiritual powers which
Upshaw, editor of The Golden Age, of mon ey back. O. E. Buchanan.
Atlanta. Mr. Wooster was a minister | —■ .
and a philanthropist without means,
which Is to say that he devoted his life
to relieving distress and helping peo-
plo in trouble. “As Is so often the
also shuttle train service on thejease with men of hls character,” said
Southern railroad between the city Mr. Upshaw today, “he died without
and Camp Gordon, where 40,000 to 50,
WANTS 1390,000,000 FOB
NEW DESTROYER FLEET
provision for hls own family, hiving WASHINGTON, D. C„ August 27.—
constitute a true education
The object of medical inspection ot
schools is not primarily tho treatment
of diseases, but rather their preven
tion. One of the principal objects Is:
. _t— lilnn nf nlivolnfil lift.
the early recognition of physical do.
tecta, such as errors ot refraction, Im
perfect hearing, diseased tonsils and
adenoids, etc. The earlier such de-
As commissioner of health of Sum
ter county, I propose to carry out tho
provisions of Oils law. Each child In
‘ tho Bchools of tho county will be given
a careful physical oxamlnatinn. The
examination will bo made In tho pres-
onco of tho teacher, and nothing will
be done to embarrass or causo the
child any pain or discomfort In any
way. Whatovor defocta are found will
bo reported to parents. Wo propose
(IQCnOlUB, civ, lUn DB...D* 0 » _ . a ...
3U U.„ C ... v., tacts are detected and corrected, tho to exercise common sense. Trifles will
nd Camp Gordon, where 40.000 to 50, provision for hls own family, hiving WASHINGTON, D. C„ August 27.- better , t tor , he cbudi Such de f, c ts not be reported. Only those defects
00 soldiers of the new national army given his life In helping others.” Mr. secretary Daniels, of tho Navy de- , r unrecognized snd uncorrected, may ] which are real, and need to be cor-
.■> r„, the flrinfl line in Wooster died »t Cedartown, Ga., and f artment, expects to submit to con- not only prevent the proper progress rected will be reported,
rm be trained for the flrinfl line f . p , h . child in school, but affect tho This work will begin with tho open-
Trains Arrive,
>go, via
9 * 12:15 • 1
ffiilUB ,.. *12:30 p 1
mbits ! 7:16 p 1
stssad Macon..* 6:2* • L_
an • 3:11 p ■
* 7:35 p m
nr • 3:40 • m
tgomery and
•.Ml p m
tgomery and
•lOlW P ■
sonvlllc, via
• 1:40 • m
Trains Depart.
Ibus
7:00 a m
mbus
..* 1:00 p ■
“ and Atlanta .
..* 6:40.a.m
a and Atlanta..
...*8:11 p ■
n and Atlanta .
..*10:1* p n
gomery and
..* 6:2* • n
gomery and
..* 8:11 p m
ny
..* 7:36 p m
OQTilie, via
..*18:16 am
Except Sunday.
1EO. ANDERSON, Agent
lord Air Line
lv renulelng the enemy. —- —- t.u.n on..., -—
tensive wins.” Infantry Drill Regu- 0ordon hB , arrived with the membert
France, is the deliberate Judgement ot
business men who have made)A careful
study of the situation in other cities
where cantonments are located.
From Augusta, Ga„ comes the re-
port that their double track trolley
car line already Is tremendously over
crowded with only 5,000 soldiers yet
arrived in the cantonment located
three miles from that city. From
Chattanooga comes the report that the
double track line to Fort Oglethorpe.
well as the highway for vehicles,
are handling practically all the traffic
they can bear, although not more than
10,000 soldiers have yet arrived at
Oglethorpe.
Camp Gordon, which is the name 0!
the cantonment near Atlanta. I* twelve
miles north of the city on the main
line of the Southern railroad. An ex
sting trolley car line runs to a potal
within three miles of the camp. Gen.
Eben Swift, who will command Camp
Mr. Upshaw was with him at the end. gre ss this week estimates providing tb-f! of the child in achool, but affect tho ( This "“ rk ”*!' ^otsmber d wU1
The subscription list was headed by appropriation of $360,000,000 tor tho " h °' 9 en '"' 1 y °U d ’morallJ Ua P ” “ * I iontlnuo .everal months until every
a donation of $50 by Mr. Upshaw, and bl .|idint of a great number of destroy-
» UUUOUWH W| fUW *- UlliUiilJT Ut U falDUV MUUSWWS W. ——• —a
he is now in Savannah to secure sub- cr8 , which would make the United
Bcriptlons from the friends of Mr. gtates leader a mong the nations in
Wooster in that city.
To the last drop
MAXWELL
HOUSE
this type or warship. The money Is to
be spent partly In the extension
istlng shipbuilding plants and the
erection of new engine and boiler
plants, the existing plants all work
ing to their full capacity in carrying
out the present program of the naval
authorities.
ly, mentally and morally. Icontinuo several months until every
It Is the duty of the medical In* 1 child Is examined.
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oi«°'PaIe Faced Women Take Hiosphaies to Make Fosytbeiki
and Beautiful Forms
Men Need Phosphates to Make Strong, Healthy,
Vigorous Bodies
•\1 ; S Perfect
AskYbijr Grocer
C0SDELE SENTINEL
Athletes Increase their Strength, Energy and Endurance 200 FerCent or
More by Simply Taking a Few Weeks Treatment of Argo-Fhosphate.
lotions, paragraph 511.)
Like all the other quaHtUs of a
of his staff, and It Is understood th®
Kite Railway ol me Soolk
xricus tor Oerdete. Ro-
svllie, Helena, Lyons, Col-
:>h, Columbia, Richmond,
snd points East and South
12:11 p m.
2tiu a m
‘Mlcus for Cordole, -—
* snd Intermediate points
till p. m.
wrlcus for Richland. At-
dngham, Hurtsboro, Mont-
points West and Northwest
Like an --- ’ . ,. d An ^ey were astonished to find the local
' C, t dle ined ,P »r r my“”l d *® Presses street railway company preparing to
untrained arm, seioom 1
gilmnuitlita
■MSIIMHlSSh
At'anta, Ga. Dr. F. A. Jacobson aaya It Is a sign of anemia. When tho phos-
that Phosphates are Just as essential to phates gc from ths blood the pink
t P V „ cheeks go too. The muscles lack tone,
any man or woman who tires easily, is ^ become
Irritable, de-
norvous. or Irritable, worn out, or looks Bpondent> me i a nchoIy, the brain fags,
T. . Christ-haggard and pale to make a strong, ro-' Bnd memory faile. Therefore if you
1 the Cor-j bust, vigorous healthy body, as they wl ,h to preserve your youthful vim,
TZt b r e7ev= )- can and bu „ d only . s.ngi. track iine.
will develop it until It becomes as
ml . part of yourself a. any 0, your
easy-going civilian habit, are now.
Tenacity.
Spirit carries, body of soldier, tor-
ward. T*“ d » 5r t ''.. th V q “ thorough
makes them stick. «»htln?
soldier is never ready to s P A ^
until hta part of the battl
Chased by the new owners, and they
F. HARVEY ROOF CO* ' expect to make It one’of the best pa-
Bcpt. A-1527, G. P. 0. Box New York pers In south Georgia.
1 Mr. Brown Is well known In Cordele,
SEVERAL CHANCES IN
TOE BUSINESS DISTRICT
No. 666
11 ttuu iiuikuw*** until hls pari oi w* — .
sSnv-*.«• »• ’• ™‘strir.m
eery store from 103 lco sireei
tvi niwuiAuu. vws-
•Oh. Albany and interae-
10:00 a m
Buffet Parlor 8U
kj>414 arriving
Tenacity -- _ . , one a
than in the word ‘. abounded
Standing among hls dc » dan .., k ,
cn hi. staking .WP , ahU
4 14 arriving Amerlcus tag like * b * ,ket ’ 1 w B nrrender:
11:25 p. m., and leav- adverrary’s lnvltatlon to »q
for 8avaimah 3:30 a. m. -sir, I have not yet heP> n ta
tag for Savannah at T „ ourB ]a ter the battle ctm ‘ 10
open tor pasaeagsn ^ d ^ end when the colon, ^of the
taformatlon apply to H. enemy’s ' ilanre.
characteristic cf the
he la serving as s
mf
t miorrnation apply to H.
“>cal Agent. Amerlcus.
niv^Paas. Ag at,
: G. » “Nn, r -
Lee street B. H. Allen will continue
hls business to the rear of tho store
until! sept. 1, when ho will move else-
here. U T. Turner has moved hls
electrical buttaess into the Btore with
p O. Clver. Mr. Wallis will use all
of the building at 111 Lee street, and
'will increase hls stock cons'- 1
J. C. Brwn and Gradus -JPSPJr . ^
Cor-1 bust, vigorous healthy body, as they w , B h to preserve your youthful vim,
™ deIe sentinel, the oldest paper to Cor- ere to cotton to mako It grow. Thejylgor and vitality, to a ripe old age,
V . . hack of Phosphates la-the cause of all you must supply the deficiency ot l’hoo-
t. dele. The paper will be continued as, ^ condltloni Rnd the admlnlstra- phates lacking in your food by using
r» cutout* Weekl5r P ubllcatlon ‘ A n,w Un0 * tlon of 5-grata Anto-Pbospbate tablets jArtP-Pbosphate, tho form of Phoa-
sftwsissu b t>pe and other machnery has been par- wl „ increase the and endurance of phates most easily assimilated.
—“■ weak, nervons, care worn men and wo-1 NOTICE: Argo-Phosphate which Is
men 200 per cent to two or three recommended and proscribed by phy-
weeks time In many Instances- and slclana In all anemlo cases, Is not s
their continued use will build up the secret or patent medicine, but one that
«... -v.. — —, wbo)e nervous system, and give new is sold, and recommended by well
having been to the newspaper fipld It(e> Tlm , vigor, and vitality to the known druggists everywhere, and phy-
there tor several yeare. Hta partner,:whole j always prescribe Argo-!slclane aro dally prescribing the con-
— — . .. I™. 1—.. H.ti.ni. who are paie|stltuents contained in it. Being entlre-
surprising tolly unllko many other Phosphates, It la
few weeks treat- easily assimilated and will he found
mem wm ... a pale face to a effective to tho treatment ot Indigestion
rosy checked beauty. There can be no, and stomach troubles, as well as for
rosy cheeked, healthy, beautiful wom-!care worn, nervous conditions. Ths
cn, without their system is sufficiently manufactures or Argo-Phosphate will
ouppllcd with Phosphates. In recent, forfeit to any charitable Institution
nte-vlcws with physicians on the grave $2,000.00 It they cannot treat any many
and serious consequence of a deficiency I or woman under 65 who lacks I ho.-
of Phosphates In the blood of American phates, and Incerase their strength and
men and women. I have strongly cm-, endurance from 100 per cent, lo 300
phasized the fact that doctors should [per cent, or more In one months lima,
prescribe more phosphates in the form,If they are tree from organic trouble,
of Argo-I’bospbate for weak, worn lit is dispensed by Hook's Pharmacy.
jktng men and women. I Sample mailed by the Argo La bora-
flesh flabby, 1 tertas, Atlanta Ga., tor $1.
-Emory University Academy—
. toy. for entrance
—a. - a colleges,
■cientlflc schools^” Abie*!acuity. Homalike surroundings. Physical train
ing. Moral and religious welfare of students carefully safeguarded
Discipline, based on truthfulness and honor among atudents, to kind bu
firm.* Spacious grounds and splendid buildings. Steam heated dormi
tories. Wot and cold ihower'baths. Electrfc lights. Separate bedl
Larsre library. Fine gymnasium. Military training. Low rates.
phcxrff your tun elsewhtrt, rtud our catalog.
A. H’-’jE-TT, A. M.® LL. D. t Headmaster, Odord, Ga.