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Evening star., 1917-12-02
INTERESTING GOLF NOTES
FROM THE LOCAL CLUBS

For the first time this season local
golfers were unable to play over any
of the courses for three days last week.
A light snowfall, not averaging over
two inches. covered all the courses and
prohibited all but the most rabid en-
thusiasts from getting out with the
red ball. Even golfing under these
conditions is enjoyable, however. for
the snap in the air and the pleasure Of
hitting a clean iron shot from the sur
face of the snow is enjoyed almost as
much as in the SUMMER days of early
fall when turf conditions are excellent.
The annual migration Of golfers to the
south has not yet begun, but Christ
mas will find many packing their clubs
and ready to be of for the part Of the
country where golf is played the year
round. The season at Pinehurst will
not be patronized by SO many youth
full stars this year as in the past. At
least four of those who have starred
in former years at the Carolina resort
United States. Max Marston is in the
Naval Reserve force. Phil Carter is
driving an ambulance somewhere in
France" Francis Ouimet is in train
ing at Camp Devens. Mass. and Fran
els Blossom is also in training, while
Robert Gardner received a commission
last week at the officers training camp
at Fort Sheridan. Ill. Surely golf has
done its share toward winning the war.
1t is doubtful If any other sport has
raised as much money for tho Red
Cross as has been raised by exhibition
matches by famous golf players
throughout the land since this country
entered the war, and virtually all of tho
clubs conducted liberty loan cam
paigns.
New tees at several Of the holes of
the Chevy Chase Club are being built
and sodded in preparation for the
spring season. Sod put down now
works itself into the surrounding soil
and becomes a part of the early grass
roots in the spring.
Fred Mcleod and Frederick L. Davis
of the Columbia Country Club defeated
Albert r. Mckenzie OF the Columbia
Country Club and Howard H. Beckett
of the Washington Golf and Country
Club in a match over the course of
the Columbia Country Club last Mon
day by 3 and 2. Mcleod was low
scorer OF the quartet. with a card of
7s for tho round. his Sc out being
holes of the nine. Beckett was not
playing we'll
Howard H. Beckett of the Washing
ton Golf and Country Club had a good
round of his home club course last
week. Tuesday afternoon he was
around in II.
George E. Truett won the choice
score competition at the Washington
Golf and Country Club, which closed
Thanksgiving day. Truett had a score
Of 54. Charles H. Doing. jr. was in
second place with a card of Sc. The
competition opened Labor day and
closed Thanksgiving day.
A special match play against par
event which was scheduled to be held
by the Chevy Chase Club on Thanks
giving day was Cancelled on account
Of the snow.
Work will be pushed this winter on
the further development of the nine
holes now in use at the Bannockburn
Golf Club. At a recent meeting of the
greens committee it was decided to use
a sum of money given to the club by
one Of the members in developing the
present nine holes, rather than in
lengthening the course.
Evening star., 1917-12-02

plenty OF inc Oiu pep III
With one exception. the two
teams in the city will meet NO oou''
exists that the Continentals ana Roy
ais are two of the three most capaDie
combinations rolling duckpins in wash
tnston. The Royals have chahseo
somewhat, but, judging by the way
they are travelling, they are little iess
effective than In former years: Prooa,
bly, their lineup to morrow hisH. w.
be HALEY, Rider. Barber, Stantolo 1ue ,s
Krauss Charley Wright Will haxe
reeular crew and there are few peter
min -anillers to be found than Ray Chap
in. Oehler & Co. The match marks inc
openinR of the second series
Evening star., 1917-12-02
TOPS AMERICAN LEAGUE
PLAYERS AT BATTING IN RUNS
Batting In Runs Other Years
Continued from First Page:)

was Ty Cobb, who on Juno 30 pounded
out a circuit drive of our old friend
and fellow citizen. Bob Groom OF the
Browns, while all the stations were
populated with Tigers.
The figures in the accompanying ia
bles were produced by that veteran
statistician and demon 5uggler OF nu-
merals, Ernest Lanigan. and while
not given out by the league were com.
piled from the official records and will
be found accurate to the nth degree.
Evening star., 1917-12-02
She Decides to Play Golf
With One Ball at a Time

Taking his fair pupil out to the
~r.t tee for the initial lesson the
..o,f Instructor proceeded to ex-
,v.a. the meaning Of some tech-
nfcal terms.
40wheu two balls are played the
-.-s fs called q twosome. three
balls constitute a threesome. four
h.lv. n foursome and SO on.n
There was silence for q second,
then finally the lady sighed. say
ing reRretfuliys III don't think I
Am quite up to that. believe
that perhaps 1T would be better
IL contented myself playing
with only one ball at present.
don't yonw
Evening star., 1917-12-02

cult to tally four runs with one drive.
Mike staged his feat In Washington.
September 2S. Red Torkelson Of the
Martin passed up. being the victim An
other Griffman. Du Mont, was treated
similarly by Ping Bodie in Philadel-
phia June 80. and Gooch, the giant out
Mackmen performed a like feat against
Morton of Cleveland. Tho other member
Of the four-runs-on-one-hit quartet
Evening star., 1917-12-02

President Hampstead of the Giants
proposes to establish this scale of
prices at the Polo Grounds next sea-
son, including the war tax: Thirty
cents and IS cents for the bleachers.
80 cents for the lower grandstand,
$1.1o for the upper tier and $1.65 for
box seats. He Is willing to make up
the difference of two and a half cents
on each lower grandstand admission.
Evening star., 1917-12-02
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.

High team game-Bureaus, 594.
High team set-Rafterys, 1,659.
Hgh individual Eame-Nayhew. AS.
High individual set-Mayhew. S79.
Gneatest number sparesMayhew. 72.
Greatest number strikes-Hartille, IL: Shenk,
IL; Gurther. IL: B. Boston, IL
Evening star., 1917-12-02
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES

LEAGUE RECORDS.
High individual average-C. r. Grof, st.
Marks, 100-12.
Second high Individual average-Fowisr. Beth
any. 1909.
High individual game-Robinson. Fifth. 40
High individual set-E. Hartsall. Bethany,
3os
High fat game-Smith. Bethany. and O. H
Croft, St. Marks. each, 09.
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These Honest Golfers Halve
Hole in Even Dozen Strokes

Two golfers met In the fnal
round OF a contest, and on the
twelfth hole the first sliced into
the timber and emitted ejacula-
tons. The second drove straight
down the fairway. 1t was n
beautiful shot, but the hall hit
something and went lnto the
woods ON the left side. Each
cFawleA into the woods ana -.
gan thrashing around. They NET
In the bunker. Buth rot out n
ones but OveTsh0t the 1rsen Into
more woods. Finally they. emerr.
ed on the putting green and then
began the task Of hollng out. One
holed his ball and the other was
within three inches OF the pin.
"By the way" asked the see.
ond player, before putting, @how
many were your"
~Just an even DOZEN"
"Doxen II right" was the an
swer as he holed his putt. 1--WE
halveA the AoIer s,-~-..-.-. -
Evening star., 1917-12-02
I. O. O. F. BOWLING LEAGUE.

High individual average-HoweL. Io' as.o
Eecord individual average-Lawson. so-S.
Third individual average-Ellett, 9i-ls-
High Individual Game-.Howen; lS'-
Hich individual set-HoweI. ISL
Hish team Came-Amity. o16.
High team set-Central, 1,5G q,
Greatest number strikes-Hixson, II.
Greatest number spares-doweh' o.
Evening star., 1917-12-02

It is said that the major leagues
have banked nearly 100000 to pay to
the Wards and other former Federal
League men as part Of the peace agree
ment. But the money will be Withheld
until after the Baltimore Feds new
suit has been tried in this city.
Evening star., 1917-12-02
CONTINENTAL OUINT TO OPEN
SECOND SERIES WITH ROYALS
Match Tomorrow Night in District League
Should Be One of Best of Year Figures
on Players in Several Other Circuits.


,cs I'm
position
Evening star., 1917-12-02

Work will be pushed this winter on
the further development of the nine
holes now in use at the Bannockburn
Golf Club. At a recent meeting of the
green's committee it was decided to use
a sum of money given to the club by
one of the members in developing the
present nine holes. rather than in
lengthentng the course.
Evening star., 1917-12-02

With two strikes On Lynn. the substi-
tute batter. Schalk. on first, pulled the
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orei bolbe 2iter erlallbt. Gieie Ser
fiigl11g billoert ben @ait aber nidt,
BON eirem 9feitourallt it'd in anoere
Geltaurants 5ll begeben nno IN ie-
Dem Dos 9obltauunt1n 81 lid 5i1
nebnen, aber es miro nit Der @e-
olpbnbeit gebrober, oaB @aite ii6
ltnnoenlung anl giertil6 bduslib
nieoerlnlielt ltno ibr 8ier in ben gro
Ben popltlaren Gafes trinfen.
SffisieQ lpirb BON 2pnbpn ams
befannt senadJt, Sak in elmer Wii=
nitionsfabrif maize Der 6amptitaSt Ell
ne Grploiion itattsefnnoen bat. gsa=
here Ginselbeiten lperoen nid)t sc=
geben, man 6efiird)tet aber, oaf oa-
bel piele MenId)en INNS Seben ge=
fpmmen iino.
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pic ntcrifaniibeft
Wirreft. -

~ Nus Werico mirb seinelbet,
III bprtisen 9lrmeefreiien lei man
Der 9lmiid)t, baf Der 9iiifmarid Der
Eerlbing'Iden Srnppen innerbalb
Der maditem u Stnnben beginner
iueroe. IS luir6 iogar bcbanptet,
baf man in 81 @aGe, bcm lueiteit
porgeidDbenen EDiten, idJon NIT
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be. aSn Snares iOll man aud SDr=
bereitumgen setruffen babeu, ale
pcrfilgbaren GiIenbabniuaseu nad)
Gaias Granoes ST ieilben. glld) III
bort Die Mitteilnns einsetrpffen,
ale Senbnmgen. bic fir Die Eerib=
ing'ifen srmppen 6eitimnlt ieien,
burt smriif5ubaltcn. Ser Eraiibent
Ioll bereits aae ElGne fir bic 3n=
rnfsiebnng Der Srmppen sutaebei=
fen babea. Die syeitieknns Der Gin-
5clbeiten be5iislid Der 3nriif5ie-
bnng mnb ipGteren @erteilans Der
grnppen bleibt ben @enerGlen
Eeribins nno S1initon iiberlaiien.
Die merifaniide 3esiernns
bat cine gnleibe BON flint WilliO-
nen Geios Don Der 8aneo ysaciDnal
un6 cine lolde pun orei WiliDnen
EelDs pon Der ganf bon GDnOpn nn0
Nerieo erbalten. geibe garlfen be-
filtben lid, angenbliffid inter Der
2eititns BON Maiieueriualtern, luels
die Die 9fegieruns einaeiett bat.
- Iilla lit in San Mn6res nnb
eripartet bort ipeitere &eritarfmngen.
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gfuniuler 751

paren ulle in @agen 5lpeiter &laIie
mol gebettet, beren Bollter nit lie
ber5iigen lmb &iiien perleben mo-
rem. 81 ierbi1be Sffi5iere, ipetter-
feite, 5ltm Sell ergrante aarnpen in
rotbraunen l1niformen, BON oenen Ell
rer Elm menig 9eutidt anoere ct
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obgel1oliener @lieoern einen beoall-
ernsiperten slnblif, tpenn linen
audi oie militariibe 9altung niht
gnn5 abballoen gefnnlnen NOR. Gin
betagter boberer Sffi5ier, gliifld),
auf Shuei5erboben Elm freies golf
5n ieben, ga6, eine Srarte I'M gluge,
Ser @offnung ansbrlld, Der Gag
nod 5ll erlebell, Oa iein SeinatlnnO
1i6 nieoer, leiner friiberen nationa-
len Selbitit6noigfeit erfreuel meroe.
@ir fonrten oielen @er5ensmllnld,
pon Dem and) Die @afferfanlera
Sen oes Sprehetoen beieelt iparet.
moi perltebell. Gin gSagen burg
@eiitesfranfe, srriirlitiee, Die Oh ben
gdrefen oes sd,ladtaetiinllrleIs
Sic sprashc qalslid, perlpren bat
ten ooer mr. mod, fpirre 2ollte bon
fid) gaben.
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9(nsjtottlluo Ser s(btei[llnaen fir
ehmernerfpnubete lieR an 3lpedfn4=
siofeif = gnuberfeit l1id,ts ri min
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,nGuuIifhes unn tpeibIid,es Hfleoepers
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tfiisdpn ed,1pprfronfen ousoenom.
mon lnrofeu 8efiihle heraIid,eu
Wo,,fps Fir SIC ptuI,fonneupn gsoIta-
ten Mi;hrphn unS foifiid, u,oleih
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9as sicbesiuerf Ser sdJlueiser.

Sbalmil, 81. Sea. 8ormittags
II ltbr 10, ipie angefiin0int NOR
ben mar, flrbr Ser nit 2 2ofonlotipen
belpan1te, bon Sberit 8obnp geleite-
te Sanitats5ug Ser NIT 800, nleilt
italieililden slustnllldperipnnoeteiL
Inn Z l1br SSelOfir6 perlailen batte.
inter begeiiterten 3uriifen elmer err
martllngspoa barrenoen Golfsneilge
in ben bieiigel1 9abnbof ein. Der
gauge &ranfentransport 3ablte fiinf-
5ebn Yerionen- nno 3ipei 9eiipagen.
@ol Elm 9rittel oerielbel mar nit
SdlDerperipnnoeten angefiillt. Ift
Wann pom siirderiid)en Ims5iiger=
battalion 63 beiorgten oenDr0nilngs-
bienIt IN taftpoller Weile, ltno oie
Wenge, inter Ser auh sic italieni-
ide aolonie gbaIpil iiberaus anbl-
reid pertreten mar, fiigte iid Dillig
ibren Mnoronungen. Die Mrt, tpie
Die nit 8lume1l, 3eitungen Sbit,
Sbofolaoe. griifagos, Hotipeiil, 81
garetten, Seife, Yafetden lino anoe-
rem 2iebesgaben rei1Iid) bebahten
Sffi3ierc ii. sSoIbateil beidenft ml,r-
ben, benefit, baB man Die BEL friibe-
rem dbnlibell Gnerfnbrtet1 blird Die
SdlDei5 geiamrnelten grfabrltngen
praftil1 pertpenoete, inoem Die 4ran-
fenIdupeItern bonn Noten Grelia ltno
oieienigen bon Sngenbobf fir cine
abfoIut slethnrabiae, geredte ger-
teilung Der Spenoen belorgt tparert.
8ei einenn prahtigeit, foitbaren gln-
menarrangement nit aorb, oas cine
Game in Elm Coupe nit Shtperper=
iutnoeten bineinbrad)te, tpar freilib
cine 8erteifling allsgel6lolien
3tpei erereifenoe S6enell ipielten
iid) ab, nIs elm 8ater nnter ben glef-
iierten unperboffter @eiie ieinen
ibtper ueripunoeten Spbn mno cine
Sd,ipelter ibren tot geglallbten Brit
ser erfannte. 90 groB Die Srenoe
bes g8ieoerlebens aud) mar, orrd)-
aldte bod ein nidt 5u be5tuingelloer
Sda1ler5 beim 9lnblif bes forperlid
qebrohenen Sobnes mo 9ruoers oas
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qeborigen in ibrem Gaterlunoe balo
n,ieAer ,,t fiuApu
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meiIt nit perbllnOenen Sdenfeln.
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G'ne Sepefd)e aus Der nrerifant-
ldrn 9anptitaot bebanptct, bas oeut-
ldJe aaperid)tFT ooer ein anoerss
oentldDes &aperldDiff befinbe ii6 int
merif. yfeerbnlen II. iuerna perinden,
oie Sclidlfte, bic non santpieo mad
Gnglnno fiibren, absitfangen. Gine
1eptidDe oes Jnterndtionnl ytcips
Seruire crsGblt nns Iogar, oas oent-
id)e Gaperidaff bic angebiide uyioc-
me-, babe led)s ooer mebr Der gefa-
pcrten S4iffe beiuaffnet NM be-
ntaHnt un6 Diefe f,ingierten jttt als
aaperidiffe fir DeHtiA Alanb. Die
r@oeiue" ftebe allo tdtia6li6 an Der
SPITE. eiues 3apergffd dJhaDers. Vnr
be fleinen SAiffs bAbtnfsnn ner-
ienft, ale bic grSkertn babe man nls
0aDeridiffe nnsgeriifet.. 1as, pGre
Hi4F iimm6gIi6 mn6 iuiirbt febr
bibi@ lein, nber leibcr 1T es DDrldn-
fig nnr. Nfbt,naEnpg elmer 0epf-
fMtnastntIlr, bic bsfanntiid etiuas
pbdntaitii6 beranlagt III. SIN iuei.
teren @erlanf 1ef 4eteidbe reSn5iert
he benz and bic 3nbl aber 1euen aa-
peridifft aMf BRET ben gSt. xbeo-
bptt4", ben Weefgit4 nnb ben oi-
taire1, aber nn& fir oieIe Innabme
bat lie feline ipeiteren yeiueiie, .als
ois Wintmahnn9 aincrdanif@tr aon'
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@abl=Notis.
sln sic bentId amerifaaiIdjen
Yiirqer.

SSSeoer oeutid anlerifaniider 8iir-
ger miro oringeno aufgeforoerf, iei=
ne aopfiteuer (EoG Ear Dor e1tee
oieles Weonats 5lt be5ablen.
slls 2anoesbiirger lit es mnIere
Bflidt, oies 5u tiin, I'M an Den font
merroen offentIiben 8abtem aIs
@dlllpabL Staotpabi, @cnouisga
Be eines golilenms, HrobfbfiOfts
8orlage uno anoere, Die nnfere per-
ionlihe 5reibeit uno Refte beorc-
fen fonnten, ms all beteiligen. I'm
6ieieIben 81 ipdbrett, tuiro Elm bar
moniides, energildes 3niannnen-
tpirfen notig tDeroeit.
gerar Gonnth 2ofal.8 8erbssS.
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Sure utberli6t.

slllerIci pbantaititlde 8e=
Id)idjten iuerben iiber bic ane
seblid)e uMOiue" semelSct.
Mfan ioa niis iedJs Der scfapcr-
ten Sdpiffe 6aperidiffe ss-
tnad)t baben. Mnf ben lueitinbi-
1dJen Snieln berrid)t sroke Mnf=
regllng. sSiinfsebn aren5er limb
anf Scr Snd)e 1ad Der yW0-
ipea. 0as gefaperte Sdiff
,,g)arrolubale" in 9cmtid)lanb
angefummen.
Die 9entidJen nebmen bic
rnntaniIde staot ytanteiti.
Eoincare erflGrt, yranfre,
fampfe fir bic Nenidbeit anS
oeitfe nidJt an eincm Nade'
fampf.
Sie Observation-Disclosures
Scr Gentralmadte balten in
Berlin cine Ieriammlus ab.
lleberaG finben Sample
itatt, bod lit nirsenbs etiuas
Nid)tises paiIiert.
sSn elmer Vimnitipnsfabrif
bei sonbpn finbet cine Grpio-
iiDn init.
sSir 9eelp 4otoun, Gonn., cr-
iuarttt man bic glnfunft Der
nSentIdlano".
Bulgarien erflart, es ban6s
lt' iidp nm leine Griftrn5 mnb
81 iueroe biz snm Ncnkeriten
fampfen.
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R. III. ENOCH
Is North Halsted Strasse, G TO-,
Chicago, Ills.
Observation-Disclosures in

Standardization in Ser Saae
ser Sermarmsiobne am Samitag
ii. Gonntag, oen 90. II. 81. Sanuar.
@ellfleilb, @eltpurit nnb Wtirit.
iuppe. gsur fir Sermannsfobne
Sebcn Sonntas SelifateiIen Goantcr
I'M Speiie5immer NIT ausgeipdblten
Sahen.
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( Yu per,mieten.

9as obere Stoftperf oes Saules
SO. 2tS Sit-Gommeree StraBe
@aum 90 bel 90 SUB. Nadsufragell
216 Slt-Gommeree StraBe.
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8er leine rToa Sar" niht Be-
sahlt, fann bel feiner @abI in bic
fem Sabr itimmen.
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cteber arbeiteItDe Syfatsst
p0et sftatt

fann cine 90 Gder ssnrm, einid)Iiesid
einer auten &ub, einer giiten Gan. -
6ei,nen llno 100 Siibnerti eignen ifns
ilrabbdngig iein 81 baar itnc 81 per
@ode. Sdreibt ipesen boiler Siifcrs
nation an:
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SOUTHERN SPENDING HUGE
SUMS FOB IMPROVEMENTS

WASHINGTON, D. c., April H.
Continuing its heavy expenditures for
the construction Of permanent i'm
provements, the Southern Railway Co.
during February, 1917, paid out in
the South SLIP for every dollar paid
to it by the people of the South, &C
cording to figures announced today by
Comptroller A. II. Plant.
The Southern disbursed during the
month, for labor. material, supplies
and other purposes, $5,429,SS4, of
which ,140, or $685. per cent,
was paid to individuals and industries
located in the South, this sum being
S516, 465 in excess of the total moneys
contributed by the South for transpor-
tation purposes.
For improvements to its roadway
and structures. the Southern spent ST.
1S3,O89.37 in February, 1917, as against
$124,51559 during February, 1916:
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NOTICE.
l.. NJ. ERWIN,
Deputy Clerk.

Notice is hereby given that the
Americus Lighting Company has ap
piled to the Railroad Commission o.
Georgia for its approval of an issue
$1OOo0OOO par value of common cap
itaI stock and of $3.50, 100000 par value
&C first mortgage bonds, the proceeds
of which are to be used in acquiring
the properties, franchises and rights
o. the gas and electric plants in the
city of Americas, Ca, heretofore OPP
Grated and owned by the Americas
Public Service Company, and in max
ing necessary extensions and improve
ments therein.
This application will be heard by the
Railroad Commission of Georgia at its
Offices in the State Capitol, Atlanta. on
Tuesday. May 8, 1917, at $3.50 a. m.
This notice is published by order OF
the Railroad Commission of Georgia.
AMERICUS LIGHTING COMPANY,
by w. A. Dodson. Attorney.
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fed that the above mentioned bank
rupt has filed his application for a
discharge from all the debts proya-
BILE in bankruptcy against the said E.
B. Lansford
The said application will be heard
by the Hon. Emory Speer, judge of the
United States District court for said
division and district, at the United
States courthouse, at Macon, Ga, on
the 18th day of May, A. D. 1917, at 10
o'clock a. m.
All creditors of said bankrupt are
notified to appear at the time and
place stated. and show cause, if any
they can, why the prayer contained in
said petition should not be granted.
Dated at Macon, Georgia, this 10th
day of April, 1917.
L. NJ. ERWIN
Deputy Clerk.
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BIG EATLRS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take a Glass of Salts Before Breakfast
if Your Back Hurts or Bladder
BOthers You.

The American men ana women must
guard constantly against Kidney
trouble, because we eat too much and
all our food is rich. Our blood is fill
ed with uric acid which the kidneys
strive to filter out, they weaken from
overwork, vecome sluggish; the elm
NATIVE tissues clog and the result is
kidney trouble, bladder weakness and
a general decline in health.
When your kidneys feel like Jumps
of lead; your back hurts or the urine
is cloudy, full of sediment or you are
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night; if you suffer
with sick headache or dizzy. nervous
spells, acid stomach, or you have
rheumatism when the weather is bad,
get from your pharmacist about four
ounces of Jad Salts; take a table
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast for a few days and your
widneys will then act fine. This fam
GUS salts is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice combined with
lithia, and has been used for genera
lions to flush and stimulate clogged
kidneys; to neutralize the acids in the
urine so it no longer is a source of IT.
ritation, thus ending bladder disord-
ers.
/ Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in
jure, makes a delightful effervescent
lithia-water beverage and belongs in
every home. because nobody can make
a mistake by having a good kidney
| flushing any time advt.
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New Era

NEW ERA, April 11.-Dr. ]. H
Z errell Sunday School Secretary
WIS at Salem Saturday mad Sunday
and made very interesting folks both
days.
Mr.. B. S. Parker and Miss Leona
Martin spent Wednesday near Leslie,
at the home of the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Newt Martin.
Mrs. Julius Schroeder, of Americas
spent last week here, the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Willie Finch.
Mrs. w. T. o, Bray, Mrs. R. P.
Parker and Master Hugh Bray spent
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. W. A.
Parker.
Mrs. Add Wicker, of Cut Of. is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs R. D,
McNeill.
Miss Frances Bray is the guest OF
her aunts, Mesdames Georgia and Lu-
ella Parker.
Miss Eddie Lou Parker was the
guest Of Miss Della Parker Friday
Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Cannon were Wis
itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. ]
McNeal Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Minnie Rouse, of Anderson.
vile, was recent visitor at the hons
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Legal Advertisements
Notice.
GEORGIA Sumter County.

GEORGIA Sumter County.
Edgar Ford having made Application
to require titles to be executed to him
to certain land described in bond for
titles thereto attached, purporting to
be signed by George Oliver, late Of
said county, deceased. The said ap-
plication alleging that said Edgar Ford
is in position to pay the balance or
the purchase money due on said land.
All parties concerned are hereby no
titled that said application will be
heard before the Court of Ordinary for
said county on the It'll day of May,
1917.
This 10th day of April. 1917.
John A. COBB, Ordinary.
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of Mrs Mollie Parker.

of Mrs. Mollie Parker.
Mr.. ]. c. Bray, of Huntington, is
the guest Of friends and relatives
here
Mr. Clyde Tomlinson and Misses
Anna Harden, Grace and Lucille Tim
linson, of Americas, were visitors at
the home of Miss Agnes Parker Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clements were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. M. c. Veal.
Mrs s. NJ. Parker was visitor at
the home of Mrs. ]. T. Morris Monday
afternoon.