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DOUGLAS COUNTY SENTINEL, DOUGLASVILLE, GEORGIA TO ORGANIZE Y. M. C. A. WORK FOR SOLDIERS This; is a specially posed photograph of Francis Bowers Sayre, son-in-law of President Wilson, taken just before he sailed to Frunce, to organize Y. M. C. A. work for the United States troops abroad. Mr. Sayre married Jessie Wilson, daughter of the president. 'CHUCKED ME UP TO GENERAL’ General Bailloud of F.cnch m. my Re minds Corporal That There Are Others. Saloniki. — General Bailloud, com manding part of the French expedi tionary force in the Balkans, is so popular with his men that nearly every good story originating In his corps is either about him or attributed to him. The latest going the rounds tells how a soldier of the rough-and-ready style was returning to quarters near Monastir with a water Jug in eacli hand. Coming across another mud- stained “pollu” sitting beside the road, he hailed him: “Hello, old man. Say, can’t you car ry one of these jugs for me?” “Sure,” said the other, and they went on together. “Would you believe it,” said the first soldier, “they’ve chucked me up to the grade of corporal.” “What of that?” replied the other; “didn’t they chuck me up to the grade of general?” After nearly dropping his Jug, the soldier drew closer and made out three faint stars on a mud-stained sleeve. He drew himself up at attention and saluted. “Walk on, corporal,” said General Bailloud, who wouldn’t consent to give up his jug. £********************♦***£ t “SLACKER” HOLDS HE { i GAVE WIFE WRONG AGE S $ — s ¥ Kansas City, Mo.—To keep ¥ 5 his wife from knowing his exact } ¥ age, which he considered too ad- ¥ $ vanced, Anthony Schwatken of J ¥ Kansas City, Kan., told the clerk ¥ $ he was twenty-five years old jp ¥ when he applied for a marriage ¥ $ license last January. He regret- $ ¥ ted his efforts to fool Cupid jj * when he was brought to police + ¥ headquarters for investigation J ^ on a “slacker” charge. He now ¥ J declares his age is thirty-one jj ¥ and says he can prove it by birth ¥ jj records at Hammond, Kan. * JJ i^M*********************** TRAPPER LASSOES BIG BEAR Thousand-Pound Grizzly That Had Killed Many Cattle Captured In New Mexico. _ Santa Fe, N. M.—A thousand-pound she grizzly bear was lassoed in the Santa Fe national forest by J. F. Mc Mullen, trapper, of the United States biological survey. The animal was trailed down as she rac&d through the woods with a 45-pound trap and a six- foot drag hanging to her feet. McMullen tied the bear and sent a man to the Mountain View ranch to bring an audience of ranchers and tourists to see and photograph the brute before it was given the death shot. The bear has killed many cat tle recently. '1W New Schedule. Inquirer (ut South Station)—'‘WJjfeM does this train go)" Brakeman— ■‘‘This train goes to New York In ten min utes.” Inquirer—“Goodness I That’a going some."—Ohrtfflan BeglgteA- . Liberty On last second Sunday morn ing Mr, Cuitis Daniell and Miss Meda Knowles were married On second Sunday evening Mr, Johnie Hembree and Miss Aim; Kimbal were married. E quire J. K. Daniell performed boll ceremonies. Mrs. Sallie Stovall of Flai Rock, is visiting S. C. and C. P. Stovall and families this week, 0. V. Edge and wife of neai Villa Rica, attended meeting at Liberty Saturday and Sunday. Protracted meeting closed at Liberty Sunday with an increase of thirty-eight members. 29 by Baptism and nine by letter. . Mis. Nellie Watk'nsis visiting her baotheis near Bill Arp, this week. Alfred Reynolds and wife were visiting relatives neai Liberty last week. Prof. B. P, Watkins started hool at Central Monday. Miss Annie Reynolds visited Miss Hester Reynolds Sunday. Protracted meeting is going on at Friendship tins week. Don’t forget the singing at Liberty the fourth Sunday after noon. Everybody come. It b not half dead yet. H. J. Daniell visited. Enocl Reynolds Monday night. Fred Reynolds, who got hit leg broken a few weeks ago, we are glad to know is getting along fine. E. P. S. ooooooooocooc Walter A. Guest Tailor and Men’s Furnishings Stop in and look 69 W. Mitchell Atlanta Near Terminal staticn ooooooooooooo From Weak and Lame To Well and Strong do fox* other ly—what they have dono for Mrs Straynge. “Last year, T got almost down with my bael:,” vviTlo.i Mrs. II. T. Strnyngo ol esvillo, Ga., it. No. 3. “l suf fered from inilnmmation of tho blad der, ami whenever 1 stupDOvl dooloring ] gr. v/ woi o. I tried Foley Kidney inging sensation disappeared. I v/ suvmger in my buckthan Lvo or s v i al years, and since get- veil, 1 vo stayed well and had Start Pills. 1 _ from the very first doses, showing how quickly they act on kidneys and iow to use Foley Kidney will l’ecl an improvement limber up stiff joints and aching cleo. They put the kidneys and blad der in sound, healthy pondition. Try Preserve Your Complexion the easy, pleasing way by using Magnolia Balm before and after outings. You can fearlessly face the sun, wind and du^t because you know Magnolia Balm keeps you safe from Sunburn and Tan. This fragrant lo tion iswonderfully soothing, cooling and a great com fort after a day outdoors. Magnolia Balm is the skin-saving beauty secret which is regularly ^used when once Y tried. Magnolia Balm LIQUID FACE POWDER. P,r 'k. White, < Ro»e-Rcd. 75c. at f Drugg.... c.-b' mail direct. Sample (either color) for 2c. Stamp. Lyon Mfg. 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