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I THURSDAY. MAY 28. MILITARY USD S fME FEIST Splendid Feast Last Night at the Armory at Which Captain George Haines Was Toast master. Gen. Duvall Spoke. ■■ ' m The Augusta military boys had a splendid entertainment last night at the Armory. A committee composed of Lieutenants R. B. Smith and O. K. Fletcher prepared a feast of good things to eat and it was one of the most enjoyable affairs ever held in this city or section by any military or ganization. The affair was partici pated in by the three Augusta infan try companies and the Richmond Hus sar*. Capt. George Haines, of the Richmond Bight Infantry, was toast master and he presided in graceful fashion. Captain Haines first called upon Maj. Abram Levy, commanding the Third Battalion, First Infantry, Na tional Guard of Georgia, for an ad dress. Maj. Levy spoke of the chang ing sentiment among the merchants and business men in favor of the na tional guardsmen. It was Maj. Levy who did as much or more than any other man to land the encampment of troops for the 9th division at Augusta this summer. Maj. Levy worked on the plan tirelessly for several months. Addresses were also made last night at the military banquet tty Lieut. Hugh Walker, U. S. N.. retired, Capt. Jack Young, of the Hussars, Lieutenant Garrett, Lieutenant Levy, and others, while the principal speaker of the evening was General W. P. Duvall, U. S. A., retired. At the conclusion ol the entertainment Capt. Young, in be half of the other officers presented Capt. George Haines with a beautiful stein as an appreciation of his services as toastmaster. Capt. Haines is a very popular officer. FEAST OF SMOOTH IT TELFAIR TEH “Festival of the First Fniits” Falls This Year on May 31st, Sunday. Shabuoth, "The Feast of Weeks,” also called "The Feast o£ the First Fruits” falls according to the Jewish calendar, on the sixth of Sivian which will occur this year on the thirty-first of May. Its name is derived from the seven weeks which elapsed between the departure of the Children of Israel from Egypt and their arrival at Mt. Sinai. Like its companion holiday, the Feast of Passover, It too, has both an agricultural and a historical aspect. This was the early harvest season when the first of the wheat, baked In two loaves of bread, was brought as an offering of gratitude, and as a token of man's dependence upon the TYBEE EXCURSIONS / VIA Central of Georgia Railway Commences Next Sunday, May 31st. $1.75 ROUND TRIP $1.75 Train Leaves Augusta 6:50 am*.City Time Train Leaves Savannah 8:30 pm. City Time Train Arrives Augusta 12:45 Midnight City Time Augusta Street Cars Connect With Central Train Each Sunday During Season Both ' Morning and Night Through Train—Fast Service —Nice Equipment. / JOIN THE CROWD SUNDAY ENJOY THE DAY W. W. HACKETT Traveling Passenger Agent 719 Broad Street Phone 62 goodness of God. Historically it car ries us back in memory to the pro mulgation of the Ten Commandmenta when Israel accepted the new moral code and religious legislation, and was aroused for the first time to the con sciousness of its new spiritual task and destiny. The Ten Command ments are the Magna Charta of Re ligion. Having secured political free dom, Moses found it necessary to give his people religious freedom. The new nation must be buttressed upon relig ious obligation. They may be a King dom, but they must be a Kingdom of Priests, a holy nation. Shebuoth has gained a stronger and a more impressive hold today by en twining its symbolism about the im pressionable child. "Confirmation” is the ceremony expressive of religious consecration. We publicly affirm by this ceremonial that our children, the first ripe fruits of our religious schools, shall stand morally and re ligiously in the same enthusiastic and receptive attitude as did their fathers at the foot of Mt. Sinai. Shabuoth has a distinctly modern and indispensable appeal to the indi vidual. It teaches, first of all, that religion, as a necessity of life, is the actuating motive and sanction of p#- sonal, social and national character. Secondly, it champions the cause of religious freedom n» the most highly prized privilege and possession of the human race. Order of divine service for the com ing festival at Telfair Street Temple is as follows: Saturday night, 8:30. Sunday morning, 11:00. Sunday afternoon, special confirma tion service at 4 o'clock. Members are requested to be in their pews one time Child Cross? Feverish? Sick? A cross, peevish, listless child, with coated tongue, pale, doesn’t sleep; eats sometimes very little, then again ravenously; stomach sour; breath fetid: pains in stomach, with diar rhea; pains in stomach with diarrhea; grinds teeth while asleep, and starts up with terror—all suggest a Worm Killer —something that expels worms, and almost every child has them. Kickapoo Worm Killer is needed. Get a box today. Start at once. You won’t have to coax, as Kickapoo Worm Killer is a candy confection. Expels the worms, tho cause of your child’s troubles, 25c. FOR RENT Several new attractive cottages on the 2000 block of Ellis street, 4 rooms, electric lights and bath, $12.50 per month. Also several nice cottages of 4 rooms, electric lights and bath on 1700 block of Watkins street, for $12.50 per month. HACKETT & BELL “WE SELL LOTS” Phone 553. Union Savings Bank Building. WOODLAWN LODGE NO. 62, K. OF P., MEETS TONIGHT Woodlawn Lodge 62 will, at tonight’s meeting, hear reports from the rep resentatives to the Grand Lodge, which convened in Macon during the past week. The Augusta company. Uniform Rank, won second prize at the drill contest in Macon, and as quite a number of the Uniform Rank are members of Woodlawn Lodge they naturally feel proud of their achieve ment. In addition to the reports the lodge will confer the second or Esquire rank on two candidates and this is al ways a drawing card, as all K. of P.'s enjoy seeing the work as exemplified in conferring this rank. A large at tendance is expected. Indigestion? Can’t Eat? No Appetite? A treatment of Electric Bitters in creases your appetite; stops indiges tion; you can eat everything. A real spring tonic for liver, kidney and stomach troubles. Cleanses your whole system and you fee’, fine. Electitc Bitters did more for Mr. T. D. Peeblo’s stomach troubles than any medictne he ever tried Get a bottle today. 50c. and SI.OO, at your Druggist. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for Eczema. Mr. G. P. Talbott 511 leonard Building has been appointed local agent for the Isle of Palms Lot 6, which are now on the market. No better proposition for a home at the Seaside or as an Investment has ever been offer ed in the South. Mr. Talbott will be pleased to have a salesman call and ex plain all particulars upon re quest. Telephone 3057 ..HE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. HERALD’S LABEL CONTEST $2,000 IN CASH AHD PHIZES For Saving Labels and Merchants Sales Slips. MO WORK, WORRY, OR EXPENSE. i—— li hi awiw— — — it. wfniir—i—riT • ■vM.i lagHWVMaMEaamaaMHHnamHaBBHBHHHHMBi Just Save the Labels from the Products and Merchants Sales Slips Displayed in The Herald Every Sunday. ORGANIZATION PRIZES ? r r ,H SI,OOO IN GOLD s prize d S2OO IN CASH CHILDREN'S PRIZES SIOO.OO Bank Account Second Prize Girl or Boy's Bicycle. 3rd, 4th, sth, 6th, 7th and Bth Prizes Gold Filled Watches y 4 i NOTICE New Product Entered Better Ice Cream—Phone 1778. Save Delivery Tickets—Good for Ten Votes for each Cent Paid Nomination Blank 1,000 Votes M & M - CONTEST. 213 MACARTAN ST. I herewith nominate: Organization Address .. „ Individual Class Address . Child Class Address Signed By Address * • • • •••••••• #,• •••••«•••) No candidate can receive credit for more than ten of these blanks. “This Is Your Opportunity, Grasp It” INDIVIDUAL PRIZES GRAND PRIZES $250.00 IN GOLD Second Prize Business Scholarship at Osborne's Business College NINE