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The Marietta Tonewal
JOURNAL, ESTABLISHED 1866.
VOL. 45.
BEGISTRATION GLOSES
ON NEXT TUESDAY
Register Before April 7 And
You Don’t Have To Do
So Again.
Mr. Voter:-
If you want to vote for any friend
or want to vote against anyone who
is not a friend you had better get
pusy and register as the books close
on next Tuesday.
Up to Tuesday afternoon there
had been 3,940 voters registered for
the primaries and general election
next fall. Mr. LeCroy, the Tax Col
lector has an advertisement in this
week’s paper calling the attention of
the voters to the fact that theie
are only a few days remaining in
which to register,
In addition to the number givea
above there are 141 negroes regis
tered for the general election to be
beld next fall.
e Ty S one SR G
CoL. D. W. BLAIR WILL BE A
STATE SENATE CANDIDATE.
Friends of Hon. D. W. Blair have
authorized the Journal to announce
that Mr. Blair will be a candidat:
for Senator from this district this
year, and that he will make formal
announcement to that effect later.
Col. Blair has practiced law in Mari
etta for the past thirty years and is
well known to our people personally
and by reputation. He has devoted
his time very closely to the practic2
of his profession and has never held
office except in the City. He has
been Mayor of the City, was a mem
ber of its first Board of Education,
and has been President of its Board
for a number of years.
FOR SALE:- GOOD STEAM ENGINE
CHEAP. F. G. MARCHMAN.
Beautiful line of Ladies Waists,
all fresh new styles, lowest prices.
L. SAUL, The German Store.
THE BIGGEST TREAT EVER OEFERED TH’E PEOPLE OF MARIETTA ’
“THE SWISS BELL RINGERS”
The Most Expensiwve Act Ever Brought to
THE GEM THEATRE |
ONLE DAY ONLY
ADMISSION: Matinees aMlock, 10 and 20 cents. Night 7:30 and 9 o’clock, 25 cents to Everybody.
Thursday at The Gem.
SEALED ORDERS—with—WARREN KERRIGAN
A wonderful Victor drama with the following cast
Orooknose ...\ il ihs iy & Wathen Kerrigan
Bullnedk . il St i 0 g, " Bedalng
Katte b N aron vy asetstlidh s inavass s CIBO MERBISON.
Ms. Julius Barrow ............ Edith Bostwick
Parker eL e s il Aot
Travers ceeniv iy arly and ek 0B Roßbing
ALSO ‘
A BAD EGG
A POWERS COMEDY.
Donald McDonald playing lead
A WARNING FROM
BOARD OF HEALTH
Any community can rid itself of
small pox in thirty days by doing
three simple things. viz: First, iso
late properly every case; second,
fumigate thoroughly all infected
premises; Third, vaccinate success
fully every individual in the commu
nity.
We have been endeavoring to do
the first two the best we could, un
der many existing difficulties, how
ever. We have required all chil
dren attending public school to hHe
vaccinated, but we have not attempt
ed compulsory vaccination of all
our citizens.
But the lack of universal vaccin
ation is the cause, and the only
cause, for the continued precence of
the disease here,
We earnestly request everybody
that has not a good scar, to be vac
cinated at once.
The Atlanta Board of Health just
a few days ago published a state
ment that of the 900 cases recently
treated there, only 10 had been vac
cinated, showing that a person has
ninety nine chances out of a hun
dred of escaping it if he is vaccina
ted.
It would seem that such facts
should be sufficient for any reasona
ble person.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
MAYOR E. P. DOBBS WILLBE A |
STATE SENATE CANDIDATE.'
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News that will be of. interest to!
the many friends of Mayor E. P’
Dobbs is the fact that he will be:
a candidate for State senator at the!
primary held this summer for state';
officers. '
Mr. Dobbs will not make his an-!
nouncement formally until after thel
primary for County officers which |
will be held on the eighth of May.“
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We keep on hand a large stock of ;
building material and can supply|
your wants in small or large quanti- !'
ties at lowest prices. |
BLACK BUILDERS SUPPLY (0. |
AND COURIER.
+ MARIETTA, GA., FRIDAY MORNING APRIL 3, 1914,
ASSOCIATION 10-12
Good Speakers And Music
Added To Business
Program.
Those who attended the inspiring
Sunday School meeting a year ago
held in the First Methodist churech
at Marietta will no doubt lay aside
everything else and come again this
vear to this interdemonational meet
ing which is held this time at the
Presbyterian church.
All the white Sunday Schools of
Cobb County are urged to take part.
The best methods of teaching and
the best records will be discussed.
Mr. Wm. A. Brown, of Chicago,
and Mr. D. W. Sims, of Atlanta, are
the leading speakers.
The sessions will be Saturday
morning at ten o’'clock, Saturday af
ternoon and night, then again Sun
day afternoon and night. Some
very fine music is being prepared for
this last service.
DR. WALKER IN MARIETTA. ‘
Dr. Hugh K. Walker came up last
Thursday at noon and went to the"
manse for lunch with Dr. and Mrs, |
J. H. Patton. During the afternoon !
he called to see a few of his old
time friends. Mrs. Walker was kept'
at home by the illness of one of her'
children. Mayor and Mrs. Dobbs had
Dr. Walker as their guest at dinner]
inviting also Rev. G. S. Tumlin andl
Dr. and Mrs. Patton. '
There was a good congregation at |
the Presbyterian ‘church Thursday'
night to hear Dr. Walker’s sermon:
which was on the subject of the !
first miracle. |
He will go to California in a few
days. l
FOR SALE—A five passenger auto
mobile in good condition. Wil
sell at a very reasonable price, and
partly on time if desired. ;
o J. D. Malone. |
Friday at The Gem
THE EMBEZZLER—with—PAULINE BUSH
A great 2 part Gold Seal Drama with following cast
John Spencer ............. Murdock McQuarrie
His Doughter .c.ovoivovivvesie, EBUENS Bsh
3. ROROr DIRON ... o 0 unsivviveiosias SR ENENY
Arthur Bronson ............ William C. Bowlan
Wm, Perkins ........:.. ... 00 William Lloyd
Bhe FERBan .. o viaa i iei DR TNINY
o ALSO
WHY UNIVERSAL IKE LEFT HOME
A “Reel” Comedy—with
Universal Ike ............... Augustus Carney
Why he left Home ............... Louis Glaum
Why he Returned . ............;: Miss Thatcher
JURORS DRAWN FOR
JULY SUPERICR COURT
«GRAND JURY, JULY TERM, 1914,
COBB SUPERIOR COURT.
1. C. P. Wade
2. H. H. Brown
3. J. W. Caldwell
4. T. F. Williams
£9. Jno. M. Lee
6. W. N. Barrow
Y. J. H. Pitner
8. W. M. Satterfield
. G. J. Stansell
0. J. H. Chance
3i. W. T. Pace
12. C. MeCollum
18. J. W. Orr
2% J. B. Cagle
1§ B. H. Veal
16. R. E, Daniell >
17. John Rakestraw
18. B. F. Oglesby
19. Jno. L. Manning
20. R. A. Eaton |
21. J. W. Barnes |
22. T. W. Garrison ‘
23. N. G. Moody
24. S. D. Moon
25. W. C. Haygood
26. C. M. Wilkie
27. T. J. Lunsford
28. W. F. Brooks |
29. W. M. Bratton
30. Charles Haggard
31. Geo. F. Montgomery
32. H. C. Brown
33. William R. Lee
34. J. H. Cantrell
35. J. W. McCleskey
36. C. M. Lovingood |
PETIT JURY, THIRD MONDAY IN
JULY, 1914
1. Geo. D. Cochran
@ & C. Burtg
3. J. O. Bowers
4. W. F. Moore
5. Frank Burt
6. H, N. DuPre
7. R. A. Scoggins
8. L. P. Miles
9. J. W. Rollins
10. R. H. Northcutt 1
1. M. A. Goadwin |
12. T. . Arwood . |
13, JaW. Palr
14. J. D. Sauls ‘
15. Walter M. Blackwell
Saturday at The Gem
ECLAIR DAY
SPECIAL FEATURE
“THE CABALLERO’'S WAY”
The greatest Western pic
ture ever made. Adapted from
the story by O. Henry.
———ALSO———
A GREAT JOKER COMEDY
l 16. E. J. Cogburn
4 W, A, RHillay
18. W. P. Johnson
" 19. J. A, Rive :
20. 0. D. Gann
21. W. T. Mosher
22, 8. B. Smith .
- 23. R. A. Moon
24, R. D, Weathington
25. W. T. Wade
26. 3. T. Hugzina
27. F, E. A. Schilling
28, G. B. Castile
29. S. W. Moazley
30. W. L. Cottrell
31. Steve Pyron
32. 1. 0. Prance
33. W. A. Frazier
34. W. L. Wilson
35. G. W. Adair
36. R. C. Lattimer
37. Frank Gann
38. H. L. Reed
39, W. W, Goodwin
40. J. B. Oglesby
41. J. R. Thackston
42. 0. T. Greer
43. W, G. Dunn
44, J. F. Collins
45. E. W. Dunn ' ]
46. C. P. Scott '
47. J. R. Greer
48, Jasper L. Gantt
49. E. C. Smith
50. W. J. Manning
51. H. B. Bishop ;
52. L. P. Scott
53. W. W. Strickland
54, J. F. Gann
PETIT JURY, FOURTH MONDAY IN
JULY, 1914,
1. P. E. Cheney
2. Geo. H. Barnes
3. C. D. Dunn
4. J. R. Dobbins
5. R. W. Chandler
6. A. W. Ledbetter
7. T. C. Lewis
8. Jno. M. Gunnin, Sr.
9.1 L. Dunn
10. Pickens Tate
11. Wm. P. Rainey
12. W. B. Carroll
13. E. L. Neufville
14. W. M. Gantt ¥ bl
15. J. ¥. Brewer
16. H. M. Gatlin
17. W. P. Nelson
18. John F. McLain
At The Princess
Princess Theatre Thursday April 2nd.
A LEAK IN THE FOREIGN OFFICE
One of those high class Two reel Thanhouser films
PETE LARIATE OF THE FLYING “A”
An American film of merit,
Princess Theatre Friday April 3rd.
THE DREAM CHILD American
This is a two part American Film Feature.
THE MUTUAL GIRL NO. 6
Do not miss this wonderful feature each week.
Princess Theatre Saturday April 4th.
THE GOLDEN CROSS.
This is a big Thanhouser Special.
TWIXT LOVE AND FIRE
This is a great Keystone Comedy.
COURIER, ESTABLISHED 1901.
] DEATH OF REV. N. H. JAY.
g Rev, Nathan H, Jay died at his
~home on Campbell street Tuesday
‘night of menigitis in his 73rd year.
He was a retired minister of the
Methodist church and had been a lo
cal suppl'y preacher om the Holly
Springs Circuit in Chervkee county
for 15 years.
Rev. G. W. Duval conducted a ser
vice at the residence at 2 Wednesday
afternoon and Rev. W. H. Cooper
preached the funeral sermon ou
Thursday morning at Murrayville
where the interment took place, Mrs.
Jay survives her husband but they
had no relatives here,
He leaves his wife and four
children, one son in Texas, two
daughters and one son im Gainesville
all married.
19. Joe Groover
20. L. A. Johnson
21, C. J. Bullard iy
22. J. A, Young
23. W, A. Pickins
24, J. M. Barfield
256. W. E. Shipp
26. H. D. Kimball ;
27. C. M. McCollum
28. F. M. Bradley
29. W. H. Tedford vy
30. W, B, McCleskey
31. J. A, Hendricks :
32. J. H. Sewell
33. W. W, Hunton
34. John M. Gunnin, Jr.
356. J. H. Power
36. J. P. Gresham
37. J. R. Rutherford
38. R. W. McAfee
39, H. D. Jourdan
40, G. F. McLarty
41. G. T. Perkinson
42, D. F. Hood
43. A. J. Stewart
44. R. W. Stephens
45, J. F. Cates
46. J. M. Kemp
47, D. H. Collins
48. P. B, Rollins
49. ‘R. B. Benson S
50. W. L. Florence e
bl. J. G, Wigley %
52. R. L. Pylant
53. W. L. Watts
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