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Friday Morning, October 12th, 1917.
CAPT. HEIDT WRITES
TO MEN OF GEORGIA
The writer as a native Georgian
wiches to inform the men of Geor
gia through the press of the State,
4 to the military situation as it
ctands today with respect to them.
1. The President has authority to
call for men in separate lots or in
.rements of 500,000 at a time and as
many increments as he may deem
jecessary to prosecute the war.
2. So far the announced program
of the government is to call for two
increments. |
3. The first increment has already
veen drafted and is now reporting
for duty. It consisted of 18,337
Georgia men, and giving credits for
the number of nren whe velunteered
since April Ist, this number was re
duced te where there was enly ap
proximately 12,000 men, drafted to
complete tire lst imerement from
Georgia. '
i The second inerement of 509,
pOO men will seon be called and ion-l
clditien te that number an addi
sieval 150,600 men te fill up t’hte‘xi
National Guard, mew below war
strength, and 50,000 men to repfiasee‘
ihe 10% of the Ist imerement, whe
ailed to pass the Surgeon's examin
siion on account of physical disabili
ty, or the second ineremenmt will be
ahout 700,000 men.
5. Since the population of Georgia
is sbout 1-40th that of the United
states, Georgia must furnish 1-40th
of the increment of 700,000 or 17,-
500 men, but about 3,000 men have
volunteered in Georgia since June
30th, for which Georgia will receive
credit which leaves the State to fur
nish about 14,500 men on the second
increment against about 11,500 men
drafted on the first inerement, or
257 more men will be called by each
bosrd on the second call to furmish
the second increment.
5. It is highly desirable on the
part of the government to secure
these men at the earliest moment
practicable in order to train them.
Hence, this call will come just as
soon as the government can accomo
date the men which it is believed will
be almost immediately.
7. The ruling of the War Depart
ment is that the posting of a man’s
name as being ordered up for physi
¢al examination by his local board
deprives him of the privilege of volun
teering.
R. In view of the above facts any
man who wishes to become a volun
teer and choose his branch of ser
vice, should aet at omnce or he may
be too late. All branches of the ser
vice are now open to choice of the
applicant, namely, Infantry, Caval
ry, Artillery, Medical Department,
Quartermaster Department, Engineer
Remount Service (at Camp Gordon
and Camp Wheeler Depots). In faect,
any branch a mian wamnts he ecan
(hoose now,
9. Georgians should wnot neglect
this opportunity as this may be the
last opportumity for the registered
man to volamteer. :
10. The pay of a soldier is from
$30.00 to $599.00 per month, elear
money. The government furnishes
all the necessities of life, which at the
present high cost of living, eompares
favorably with $75 to $9O salaries
outside the army. Married men may
be accepted in many branches of the
cervice and arrangements have been
made whereby all or a part of a sol
dier's pay may be paid by the governe
ment directly to his family.
11. Colored miem are now being
enlisted for service in stevedore Regi
meuts. Same pay, same orgamiza
tion, but separate Regiment for
waite and colored. Never before in
the history of the country have such
attractive opportunities as these been
afforded the colored race.
12. For fhrther information, see
Your postmaster for direction to
Near recruiting officer.
Very respectfully,
G. V. HEIDT,
Captain Infantry, R. O.
YINOL MAKES
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WEAK WOMEN
Positive—Convincing Proof
o Ve publish the fermula of Vimol
2 prove comvimeimgly thae it has the
Fomer to ereave sirength.
1. Cod Liver aind Beel Peptooes, Tron
, =d Masganese Pejptonates), Inon and
o mmeaivm Citrate, Lime asd Soda
“iscasphosphates, Cascarin.
A7y weman who buys a botile of
10l for a weal, run-down, mervous
ondition awd fimds afver giving it a
;”{‘L t;fial it did mot help her, will
“ve her mvemey setucmes.
.0U s, theme is mo guess worl
;t:,:.“: Vinol. Its fesmml prowss
. <7e 1s pothimg like it for all wedk,
_jiom. ovumf;% pervous men
.S vomen and for feeble old people
@4 delicate children. Try it once
#7d be convinced,
‘*7“zes Drug Company, Marietta, Ga.
,‘M’DANIEL SAYS HE
Well-Known étlanta Man
Says He was in Bad Health
3 Years and Only Weighed
-107 Lbs.--Now Weighs 140.
“I don’t know what was the matter
with me, but I had been going down
hill for three years, and was so run
down I was about ready to give up
my job and go to the country and do
something else.
“I fell off in weight until I only
weighed 107 pounds, and it just be-!
gmtohd:likelvmldwmhiamy
to mething. 1 was seew ev my stemach
mearly all the time, and didn’t hardly
bave strength enough te do my wewk.
Semetimes my back weuld ache, amd
I theught I had kidney trouble, amd
I was always taking kidmey pills and
ether medicines, but they didn't de
me any mere goed tham pouriug wae
ter on a duek's baek. ), .
“Well, one day Mr. Mauldin teld
me to take Tamlae, amd I get a bottle
and started on it. I hadn't takem
more than half of a bottle until I
began picking up. I began to eat and
zleep and felt like working azain,
“I have now taken three bottles,
and it is the honest truth when I tell
you I weigh 140 pounds. Yes, sir,
that’'s a fact, and everybody who
knows me will tell you the same
thing. Tanlac is what did it, too,
and it has done me more good than
every thing else I ever took put to
gether.”
This remarkable statement was
made by E. H. McDaniel, who lives
at 106 South Boulevard, Atlanta. Mr.
McDaniel has held a resposible posi
tion with the Fulton Bag and Cotton
Mills for the past five years, and is
well and favorably known by hun
dreds of people in that section of the
city.
Tanlac is sold in Marietta by
Hodges Drug Co. and by one estab
lished agency in every town.
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- Tanlac sold exclu
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sively in Marietta by
Hodges Drug Companv
RTINS ! d 2\ -B m———
The Road Tax Books will remain open in
the Office of the County Commissioners up un=
til November lst., after which date the Books
will be turned over to the District Collectors and
the cost of collection will be added to the Tax.
Arrangements have been made for the col
lection of Road Tax by the following parties in
their respective districts up until November lst.,
without cost. .
Acworth District: S. Lemon Banking Co.; and T. F. Terry.
Kennesaw District: M. A. Cooley; (Kennesaw State Bank.)
Macland District: G. M. Varner.
Powder Springs District: Bank of Powder Springs; and R. E. Daniell.
Lost Mountain District: Pinkney Arnold.
Smyrna District: Bank of Smyrna.
Austell District: Bank of Austell.
Roswell District: Citizens Bank, and Bank of Reswell.
Lemons District: W. T. Brown,
Coxes District: T. J. Lowe, Jr.
Oregon District: F. G. Wardlaw.
It paid by check to the Office, make check
payable to J. R. Miller, Clerk, and your receipt
will be attached to the check.
Road Tax Now $2.50 After November Ist. $3.00
COBB COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
J. R. MILLER, Clerk.
THE MARIETTA JOURNAL AND COURIER
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
~ .PETITION FOR CHARTER.
STATE OF GEORGIA, Cobb County.
In re Owen J. Terrell et al., Peti
tion, for incorporation. 1
To the Superior Court of said coun
ty: !
The petition of Owen J. Terrell
and Mrs. Bura Wolcott Terrell, of
said County, and L. S. Perry and Mrs.
Allie Quillian Perry, of DeKalb coun
ty, Georgia, shows:
1. The petitioners desire that they
and their associates and successors
shall be incorporated under the name
of “PINE MEADOW FARMS, IN
CORFORATED,” for a term of twen
ty years, for the purpose of conducting
for pecumiary gain a farm or farms,
and of raising, buying, selling, and
otherwise dealimg in agricultural pre
duets, live steek, poultry, and eggs,
and of carying em a dairy busimess
and gemeral farming business, and of
buying, selling, and dealing in sueh
goods, supplies, and merchandise as
may be seld im a gemeral store; and)
ef growing, ecukting, selling, buying,
and otherwise dealimg i trees, wood,
timaloer amd lamber,
2. The primeipal effice amd place o‘ff"
basiness of said eerperation skall be
in said eeunty of Cebb; and tle p:er-l
titioners desire that the 6@»?}l@?&@3@“l
shall have the right to hawve enfi:'mees‘
and do busimess la any ether parts eif
this State. l
3. The capital stock of said ecop
poration shall be tem theusand dw@»l»‘
lars ($10,000.00) in shares ef Omne
Hundred Dollars ($100.00) @aeh-,!
paid in meney or in ether property,
real er personal, at its fair value; and
the petitioners desire that the corpor
ation shall have the right to increase
the capital stock from time to time
to an ameunt not execeeding fifty
thousand dellars ($0,000.00), by vete
of two-thirds of the outstanding
shares through tihe holders or their
proxies.
4. The petitioners degire that the
said corporation shall have the right
to purchase, lease, rent, and other
wise acquire and hold real and per
sonal property, to erect buildings and
otherwise improve property, aad to
borrow money and execute maort
gares, trust deeds, bonds, and other
instruments of obligation or seewuri
ty; that it shall have the right to
sell, convey, exchange, and other-
‘wise dispose of its property, in whole
or in part, and to cha‘nge the location
thereof whenever it may deem pro
per; that its officers shall have such
powers as its by-laws may prescribe;
that it shall have the right to renew
or at any time to amend its charter
onj application authorized by vote
of two-thirds of the outstanding
shares through the holders or their
proxies; that it shall have the right
to have a common seal, and to sue
and be sued, and shall have all other‘
powers incident to cofiporations un
der the laws of this State, so far as
appropriate to the objects stated
herein.
Wherefore the petitioners pray for
an order of incorporation in accor
dance with the terms of this peti
tion. ‘
JNO. M. GRAHAM,
Atterney for petitiempes,
GEORGIA, Cebb County.
Office of Clewk Saperier Court of
said Cemmty.
I, J. E. Debbs, Clevk, Superier
Court in amd for the Ceunty of Cebb,
do hereby eertify that the abeve and
foregoimg s a true, cemplete amd
correst copy of the samse as apijreans
en file ba this ofiee.
IN WITNESS WHEREBOF, I kawe
bereunto set my hand and afixed the
seal of said Ceork, this Owbober Sord,
1917, :
Clerk Superior Ceowmet, Coble Coni.
ty, Ga.
Filed in ofee October Sed, 1917,
J. E. DOBBS, Clerk.
PETITION FOR THE DISCONTIN
UANCE OF A PUBLIC ROAD.
Petition having been made to the
Board ef Cowunty Commissioners te
discontinue the public read leading
from the Powder Springs Atlanta
;R‘o'ad throogh the farms of J. L.
Brooks and Mrs. E. M. Hill and mo.-
lnim; in & southerly direction ;
It is therefore -erdered that this
matter be acted upon on Tuesday,
Novemebr 6, 1917, and notice there
of be published that all parties in
terested may appear before the
Board on the aforesaid date to showy
cause why the prayer of the peti.
tioners should not be gramted.
| J. J. THOMAS, Chairsaax,
5 J. R. MILLER, Clerk.
30 Park Square
FUNERAL DIRECTORS and EMBALMERS
MOTOR HEARSE AND EQUIPMENT
CHARLES K. BOGLE, Funeral Director
Dzy Phone 198. o Night Phone 141.
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We solicit your Fire Insurance busi
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FIRE'INSURANCE
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Hardman & McJenkins Insurance Agency
General Agents
GUY W. HIMEBAUGH, Agency Manager.
321-322 Empire Building :
ATLANTA, GA. .
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HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF.
In ancient times the wise men of the East based all
their business affairs and calculations on the positions and
movements of the stars. And now in 1917 the wise men
here patronize the STAR PRESSING CLUB and TRIO
LAUNDRY,
MORAL—GET WISE.
Harry Haynes, Mgr., Phone 254
COLE BUILDING
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