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TTAYCHOSS JOUBN'AL.HERALD UlllED ARMIES (IE MG 1 GERMANS SEW K HG Fin GiniE HOW Ml London, Oct L—'The nineteenth set the clews of their left in the Ger dt/ of the battle of the Alsne finds man right wing under Oen. Von the allied armies pushing with all Kluck. the strength they can bring to bear! The Russian armies continue to liege guns. The Germans hare agreed not to damage or destroy historical monu ments or churches if the Belgians will in their great effort to outflank the sweep through Galicia and according J agree not to use them for military irman right wing and force it back to a report from Rome Wednesday line of communicasion that province of Austrian empire is through Belgium. (clear of Austrian troops. What ii There is evidence that this move* meant is that the field armies of Aus ment Is beginning to tell and that un- trla either have gone into the fort less something unforeseen happens resses of Przemysl and Cracow or re- this portion of the German army must treated to the south and west, fall back to another defensive line, I The Russians have come across the The Trench official report today country in great parallel lines and, says the action continues to develop * masking Przemysl have swept the to the northward; so the French left country clear as far as a line drawn must be pushing toward Cambrai, as from Douklo in the south to yesterday it was in the neighborhood neighborhood of Rzeszow in the north of Albert. while other forces have pushed their The French cavalry is operating way through the passes of the Car- even farther north than this, and last pathians into Hungary. They only week a German force which was sent have to go a little farther to get pos- to Orchies, sixteen miles southeast of session of the railway that runs from Lille, to punish Franco-Tiereures for Sandee through the mountains to Lu- an alleged attack on a German hos- blau and thence through the heart of pital at that place, met with superior the country to Budapest, forces and had to fall back. ' If they accomplish this they will be The Germans, too, admit they have able to Join hands with the army ap- beon unable to arrest French ad- proaching Cracow. According to vance against their right, and also Petrograd correspondents they Intend that the allies have advanced on their * to treat Cracow as they did right front. Indeed, there seems to belPrzemsyl and continue their march xnma fn lh« ronnrfo Unto Silesia. In the meantime thev ;<into Silesia. In the meantime they have for a week been fighting Germans along the river Niemen, be tween Kovono and Grodno and thus far have held them in check while re inforcements have been reaching them, The battle is described as a furi ous one, but no details have been al lowed to leak out. The German ob ject in sending a strong force In this direction is to attempt to cut the railway line from Warsaw through Vilna and Grodno'to Petrograd. The Germans are even busier than the Russians, for besides the battles in France and Russia, they have be gun an attack on the outer forts of Antwerp. For two days they have been shelling Forts Walhelm and Wavre-St-Catharines, which cover the road from Malines to Antwerp. Be hind Waelhem are the waterworks that supply Antwerp, but even the de struction of these would not be fatal to the fortress as a good supply of 'water has been provided for from other sources. Concerning the progress of this at tack, official reports give widely dif- movements by the French be-jferent accounts. The Belgians say tween Verdun and Toul were repulsed the German attempts to advance have however, according to the German re- j been repulsed and that their shells port. (have had no effect on the forts. In Lorraine and In the Vosages the Other hand the Germans declare there has been no change in the sit-' the Belgian sorties have been driven nation. Here,‘ too, the armies seem; back. It probably will be some days to be awaiting the result of the yet befbre the Germans bring the full greater contest going on farther to force of their artillery to bear and not the west where British military ex- until then can it be Judged whether parts believe, the allies at last have the forts can stand he Are of modern some agreement la the official reports of the belligerents on the event in this part of the battlefield. The German reports refer to an ad vance of the allies, while the French communication says a vigorous attack made by the Germans on Tracy Le Mont, northeast of the Forest of Aigntepras repulsed with heavy lossevt^ These reports may refer to different incidents but they agree that the advantage Is with the-allies. In the center from Rheims to the the armies appear still to be ig for the outcome of tho fight ing on the wings, as there has been a lull in the battle there. Between the Argonne and the Meuse, and in Wov- ere, there has been more severe fight ing. The French'claim to have ad vanced in several points, especially to the east of St. Mihiel. Although the French staff is spar ing with its information, it is evi dent the forces which advanced from Toul to Meuse near St. Mihiel, have succeeded in getting behind the small contingent of Invaders who had car ried out an attempt to bend the nch line at this point. Other often- *&■ purposes. The sowing of floating mines by the Austrians to harrass the French and English warships In the Adriatic, has resulted in the sinking of an Italian fishing boat, and the Italian govern ment has entered a protest at Vienna. The incident has created bitter feel ing in Italy, where it Is said mines have drifted from the Austrian to the Italian side of the Adriatic and have terrorized the fishing Industry, the chief resource of this region. APPLICATION FOR CHARTER. Make Your Steps of Real ALPHA Cement Then youll never be bothered with repairs or painting. All you need la ALPHA Portland Cement, sand, and gravel or crushed stone to make step# that will not rot, crack or break. RLPHflKS’CEMENT to U» particular kind Out we Am* always make* good concrete. The maker* bon It thoroughly, (Had It Soaly, end e«* U correctly before they atrip It'to tie. They meke only one quality—the beet that 23 year*- ex perience ean produce - end they teat it eeeejr boor in the making. ALPHA to gnmnteerf to more the. meet the United State* Qiwemml etanderd for strength. Get ALPHA end be eve of eattotoctory result*. Watt^Hardware Co. .Effective Augnst i, 1914, to August 1,1015, and guaranteed against any reductions (luring that time. All cars fully equipped f. o. b. Detroit. Runabout . . . 0440 Touring Car . . . 490 Town Car .... 690 |/a Me UnlttdSlatt* or America on/p) Bugera to Share In Profits All retail buyers of new Ford cars from August i, 1914, to August 11.1915. will shbre in the profits of the comnsny to the extent of (40 to. *60 per car, on each car they buy, PROVIDED: we sell and deliver j00,000 new Ford cars daring that period. Ask for particulars. Ford Sales Agency D. L. KEEN. Prop. Phono 106. Sales Room t08 Plant Avenue GEORGIA—Ware County. To the Superior Court of Said County: .The petition of L. J. Cooper, J. Walker, M. L. Bunn, W. E. Birman*, John S. Walker and I. A. Sugg, all of the county of Ware and State of Georgia, respectfully shows: First. That they desire for them selves, their associates and success ors to be incorporated and made a body politic, under the name and style of the "Waycross Oil and Gar Company," tor a period of twenty years, with the privilege or renewal at the end of said period. Second. That the principal office of said Company shall be in the City or Waycross, Ware County, Georgia, but petitioners desire the right to es tablish branch offices within this state or elsewhere, whenever holders of a majority of the stock may ««o determine. Third. The object of said corpora tion is that it may bring pecuniary gain to itself and its stockholders, Fourth. The business to be c rled on by said corporation is that manufacturing and handling petrole urn, and other crude oils; kerosene, and other manufactured and refined oils; boring, drilling and digging wells for oil and gas; building tanks, reservoirs and other receptacles for said oils; constructing and establish ing pipe lines for the transmission of oils and gas, and constructing.such other devices as may be necessary in the handling, marketing and sell ing the same; erecting office build ings and other buildings; running mercantile business In connection with said oil and gas business; build ing tram roads and ways, and operat ng engines and machinery, and hav- ng, using and doing all things inci dent and appurtenant to the mala business of operating oil and wells. Fifth. The capital stock of said corporation shall be fifteen thousand ($16,0000.00) dollars, with the privi lege of increasing same to the sum of million ($1,000,000.00) dollars, by a majority vote of the stockhold era, said stock to be divided Into shares of one hundred ($100.00) dol lars each. The said capital stock of fifteen thousand dollars has already been actually paid in. Sixth. Petitioners desire tbe right to sue and be sued; to plead and be mpleaded; to havi and use a com mon sea!; to make for said corpora tion all necessary by-laws, rules and regulations, and to do all other things that may bo necessary for the suc cessful carrying on of said business, Including the right to buy. lease, hold and soil real estate and personal property suitable to the purposes and necessary in the carrying on of the business of said corporation, and to execute notes, bonds and mortgages as evidence of indebtedness incurred, which may be incurred in the con tact the affairs of the corporation, nd to secure the some by mortgage, security deed, or any other legal form of lien noif existing under the laws of Georgia, and further, the right to accept security deed, mort gage or other form of lien, as secur ity for sny indebtedness due to said corporation. Seventh. They desire for said cor poration the right to apply for and accept such amendments to Its char* er as may be deemed necessary, eith er in form or substance, aud as may be determined by a vote of the ma jority of Its stock outstanding at the time. They also ask authority for said corporation to wind up its affairs, liquidate and discontinue at any Urns t may determine to do so, by a vote of two-thirds of Its stock outstand ing at tbe time. Eighth. That, together w^th right of renewal, when and as pro vided by the laws of Georgia, It have all other rights, powers, privileges snd immunities as are Incident to like corporations, or permissible under the laws of Georgia. Wherefore, petitioners pray to be incorporated under the name and style aforesaid with tbe privileges, rights. Immunities snd powers here In set forth, snd as now exist or may ltreafter be allowed a corporation of similar character under the laws of Georgia. PARKER A WALKER, Petitioners’ Attorneys. FRIDAY, OCT. S, 1911. For Every Baking CALUMET BAKING POWDER' Best—because it’s the purest. Best because it never fails. Best—because it makes every baking Jigltt, fluffy and evenly raised. Best—because it is moderate in cost— highest in quality. At your grocers. Filed In office this 18 day of Sep tember, 1914. E. J. BERRY, Clerk. GEORGIA—Ware County: I, E. J. Berry, Clerk of the Supe rior Court, of said county, do hereby certify that the foregone is a true and correct copy of the application for charter of L. J. Cooper, et al, as the same appears on file in this of fice. Witness my official signature and the seal of said court this 18 day of September, 1914. E. J. BERRY, Clerk of Superior Court of Ware County, Georgia. 9-19-oaw-dly-4wks. COM GOODS PRICES RAISED New Turk, Oct 1.—The revision of cotton goods prices forced as a con sequence of the drop in cotton values is proceeding irregularly. In colored cottons very little change has been made as the uncertainty of the supply of dyestuffs hss restricted forward sales bji mills and led to tho with, drawal of several lines. Bleached cot tons have been revised in some in stances and not in others. Brown cot tons are being sold on a very irreg ular price line, some houses being willing to sell four yard sheetings at 6 cents and others declining every thing under 5 1-2 cents a yard. There has been some falling off In the quo tations of wide print cloths and some sheetings, but in other directions val-- hold very steady and trade 1b not being pushed. Southern markets are showing a little improvement. Western markets continue good. Trade in in dustrial centers is irregular and of t cautious character. Under all circum stances th4 "ills are well employed but until there is more stability to cot ton values selling agents are not dis posed to move far ahead. Buyers are restricted by money conditions and in clined to wait before supplying any thing save current needs. Opportuni ties for exporting aro slowly showing improvement. Prices aro irregular and nominal and quoted as follows: Print cloths, 28 inch, 64x64s, 3 3-Sc; 00x60s, 3 l-3c; 38 1-2 inch, 64x64s 4c; brown sheetings, southern standards, 7 l-2c; denlems, 9 oz., 13 l-2c; ticking, 8 oz., 13c; standard prints, 5 l-2c; sta ple ginghams, 6 l-2c; dress ging hams 9 l-3c. Advertise In The Journal. r» 3 x u •NORMAN” Th. NEWEST dwelt* PssMr A MAiw NOTICE! Miss Isabella Smith will be hero for the winter and is rorganlzlng her class in piano, history of music, har mony and pipe organ. References, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Studio No. 38 Tebcau SL Phone 601 -20-lm. Please Step To the Phone Modern (tore, provide every poe.l- ble convenience for their cutover*. ™ The euperlor service which our etore JJ afford*, convinces petfple that they can trade a. •ucceeafully hy phon. u If they cam. In percon. a run DELI VEST SERVICE maintained for your ronvenlence and we want yon to ue it freely. Small phone order, receive the earn* attention u large once. Let u be jronr regular drugghti. L W. ELUSION PHONE 2(0 HOTEL 'POWMTAN” ItPSpGTC KBNlDfllS Lxfam ‘.or -l+ul inducements. WAYCROSS A SOUTHERN B. B. CO. Change of Schedule Effective Feb. 15, 1(14. Notice: Tbe arrlrale and departure! ere given u Information nnd are not guaranteed. Sonthhonnd Train No. 3. 0 Hebardvllle, lv 3; 00 am. 2 Waycroaa, Albany Ave lv. 0:05 am. 6 Orundy, On., lv 0:12 am. 8 Lavlna, lv 0:20 am. 10 Frledel, lv 0:20 am. 12 Atwood, lv 0:40 am. 15 Olive, lv 10:50 am. 18 Walker, lv 10:45 am. 20 Hopklne, ar. 11:00 am. Northbound Train N*. 4. ....11:10 am. 18 Walker, lv 11:15 am. 16 Olive, lv. 12 Atwood, lv Jr.... 10 Fredel, lv M ... 1 Lavtnla, lv 6 Grundy, lv 2 Waycroaa, Alb. Ave., lv. 0 Hebardvllle, ar .10:00 pm. .11:40 pm. . 1:00 pm. . 1:10 pm. . 1:17 pm. ..1:11 pm 1:20 pm. Tralee Noe. 3 aad 4 dally except Sunday. JOHN M. HOPKINS, Gen. Supt. Even the meanest man upon hie knees makes Satan tremble. Notice!! C.We will give a ticket with ev ery dollar cash purchase good for one vote in the Waycross Journal cash trade contest. C Trade here for CASH and WIN an automobile. Phone 305 REDDING DRUG K SEED STORE FREE! FREE! To the bog arid girl who re turn to us hg Nov. 1st the largest number of backs from Rexall Tablets and ends from Rexall Pencils we will give a nice rubber coat with cap to match. Boy Rexoll Tablets ond Pencils aid lore the Bicki and ends THE REXALL STORE Phone 93 ALL’S WELL WITH THE WORLD HOTEL WINECOFF Atlanta, Ga. HOTELS ARE LIKE POLKS They have personalities plea, ant and otherwle*. Th* HOTEL WINECOFF. oa a. centermoet spot la Atlanta, la ■ pleasant end friendly eert of bofot for rest, recreation' er hnitnee. activity* The HOTEL WINECOFF gftna the man and woman from cube* town a sense of security aad cheer. Often thle spirit le a bias* ed and beneficent thing to the tfr dividual away from home. Whether you pay $1.1$ or $M9 per day for your room, you ere mado to feel that "All’s well with the world.” The HOTEL WINECOFF Is Ah lanta’s newest and most oomplete Hotel; now under the manage ment of Mr. J. F. Letton, manager of Hotel Antley. EXECUTIVE STAFF: Frank T. Reynolds. , Jas. F. deJarnette. A. H. Chapman. WE ARE HEADQUARTERS For all farm and garden seed and have a fresh and complete sup ply for your fall planting, our prices are right, call to see us. Pridgen Brothers Phones 62 or 301 SAFETY FIRST „ . Open an account and; pay your Ummercial bills by Check, you (then have a Department perfect receipt and the Bank Is your Book-keeper. Open an account in the Savings Department, the email amounts de Savings posited from time to Ume will sur- Department P rise you from year to year. In terest at 4 % Compounded?quarter- ly. If you have a surplus fundjthat . will Tim* rimnncSt. be idle three, six, nine, or twelve ume veposics m0 nths, purchase a Certificate of Deposit, bearing interest at 5$. While planning your vacation, o , ■ before starting on a trip, purchase TRAVELERS Traveler! Checks, should they be lost or stoled, notify us, we will is sue you duplicates. They are good all over the world, and are cashed without exchange charge. CHECKS Citizens Bank of Waycross Waycross, Ga. TAKE A PIECE OF ADVICE end have your hone ehod where they do something more than merely nail on shoes. Bring your horn her. and we will fit him with ehoes that will not only St, but will alio correct de fects In gait, Improve htx notion anil other thlnge. Ask your hone owning friends. C. W. YOUNG. 54 Albany Ave. Pkone 14S