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Melton and Lieutenants Provide
Library and Recreation Room for Men |
It’" t „ making things as
hvitli a V
jios-ihlr for the soUliers -
.like as
iny K. of the 325th tn
of ,,.
hat¬ ontly established a
Itry <>f their
ion in for tiie men
treat brings about
paiiy whi probably
t more than any other
desired reservation,
i trit on the
ou room is located on the
[he reevea bar
floor tf tIu . main company
building ,f the company and it
entire half of the lower
in' ,iea an
structure. Probably the
0 f the
euient eqalpment with which
i conv several
is supplied arc (he
room chairs soat
wHtln , f tables ami
' Pens, ink,
A about the big room.
tationery arc always at hand and
| encouraged to write home
I|ien a re
fclarly.
♦addition the recreation room is
]iped w ith a splendid magasRie
,vhHli is kept a full supply of
in
| tate?t editions of popular consist uiaga
0fH ,, r reading facilities
Hire library of <5W volumes rang
fr elementary class hooks
„nt
,uh fiction to advanced works in
|~ (l ! d( >|iartmt‘iits of study.
company contain* representatives
(jiffoivnt nations and the
iefI1
lutVi i,oen careful to provide
[democracy is monarchy
Imm- net your t’mimlit* regrrding
I’.esent war but my opinion, though
|y be wrong, is that the countries
(nations of the earth -hall become
for entirely Republic and I)emoc
fehali have full sway,
liny Is the piv'ent monarchiai eon
.ivethe most ris-iits to the king.
ns an established fact, the
(the [of England has no more power
president of our own country,
permany as a monarchy could bet
ruled by the wild apes of the
void of all intelligence, than it
lay ruled by die descendant of
Kick tin- i no 1 ihe lilood
bourses througli tliat emperor's
I was pure. Imt the continued pride
phoaor, decade after decade, has
and poisoned the blood of the
of Frederick."
,y Germany's law of militarism
that country down to a
kith the laws of tiie primitive
■the brute who existed long ago,
Lte uncivilized, murderous, biood
[.theinhabitant of the wilds.
Emperor of Germany, by bis
p 1 and unmerciful barbarism has
Mil to lie in league with the devil.
|°ld fake of Ae - p's telling of a
f 1 ' "TMfrom car--; of heaven to
1 hell trying find
I to a place for
jtj. reminds me of prophesy fut
F to the fate of the Kaiser of
| r
■God allows no man to live for
p someday the ruler of Germany
oo his knee- to the Ruler oi
snd Earth pleading for en
'ien into Hell, but verily, his
the com j-anion less, friendless
through darkness and night,
|efn-e pen and Hod despise him and
his entrance into their
pretends t,> b ave fnitli
jh is in () ie wrong place as a
Democracy can heal the
MakesToast
GoBetter
Crisp, crunchy toast done to a
golden brown, spread with rich,
creamy butter—that and a cup
of good, old Luzianne. There’s
a breakfast in itself that’s hard
to beat —mighty hard. You buy
a can of Luzianne today. If it
doesn't go better and farther than
lnae Guarantee: any other coffee at the price,
ths your grocer will refund your
c °ntent9 without question
rrj° n0ts *"sfied money, or
“Wtindy' ndvo y ° Ur * ro ' quibble. Ask for profit-sharing
”' money.
catalog.
THE COVINGTON NEWS, COVINGTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY DECEMBER
1017
reading matter for all the men in the
language of their respective countries.
The books and magazines in the recrea¬
tion room were supplied through a
number of students of Finory uuiverst
iy. Miss Sarah Norton, of Iioston, and
other friends of the organization about
the state. j
Other interesting equipment " i f h
which the room are supplied are an
army and navy phonograph, about 400
records aud a full line of athletic
goods. The phonograph records are
tiie gifts of Emory students, the Al¬
bany Chamber of Commerce, the Chat¬
tanooga Chamber of Commerce, the
Thomasville Chamlier of Commerce, tiie
public school of Winder and others in¬
terested in the company. The furni¬
ture was made by the company car¬
penter. i
:
Captain O. Q. Melton one of the most j
popular officers in the Eighty-second
division, is in command of tiie com¬
pany and through hs untiring efforts
I his library, reading and rest room for
the men was provided and equipped.
Other officers of the organization are
Lieutenants Swann, Wootten, Mor¬
rison, Poilard and Carter. They state
that any contributions toward the
equipment of the recreation room will
tie greatly appreciated.—Atlanta Con
stitution.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
I)H. I). If. PARLIAMENT
Special attention given Catarrh.
Tonsils, and Adenoids. Eyes tested
with the Aphthalmoscone. Complete
stock of glasses always on hand.
Offices 9-11 Star Building.
DR. YV. C. WRIGHT
DENTIST
Office in Anderson Building.
Office Phone No. 195 Residence Phone
No. 230-YV.
The most accurate methods used in*
all lines of dentistry. Work that pre¬
sents an artistic appearance and has
lasting qualities. The latest methods
employed. Reasonable prices. Satis¬
faction guaranteed. See me about your
lental work.
DR. S. A. WARE,
Physician and Surgeon
Covington, Georgia.
Special Attention Given to Diseases of
Women and Children
Office in the Anderson Buiding.
Office ’Phone No. 239
Home at .Mrs. Biggers, Telephone 184-W'
wounds that tile steel of monarchism |
has torn anil bitten.
But, niy friends, all that I have said I
against the Kaiser, my enemy, may lie
taken back into my heart if I knew
that he really believed in God as his
pretensions are. But if I’m not mis¬
taken. he is as cruel, heartless and in
human as I believe. But laying these
arguments in the background, don't
you think tliat world-wide Democracy
would be best?
Behold an eternal question—Democ¬
racy or Monarchy?—Which?
—Branham Felker.
HUMOR REPORTING,
By J. -M. Hendrick, of the Emory Class
in Journalism.
It has lieen said that newspaper re
porting is tile most fascinating work in
tin* world, and any man who has ever
tried the game at all will agree with
this statement.
There are many sides to the uewpa
i K ‘ 1 ' game, but to me the humorous is
tiie most interesting when one sits idle,
thinking over his ex|ierien<vs and the
stories lie lias heard.
Once two rejMirters from two rival
newspapers in a city were sent to in¬
terview an important personage stop¬
ping at the residence of the Governor;
tine of tiie fellows caught a taxi and
was tiie tirst to arrive, but found that
the ]>erson he wished to see was at the
Capitol. Just as he was leaving his
rival stopped his Ford and dashed into
the mansion without noticing him. The
ttfst reporter did nothing but get into
the other fellow’s car and ride off a>
the owner came running out of tiie
house, making frantic jest urea and cry¬
ing for him to stoic but the auto-thief
reporter did nothing hut laugh. Need¬
less to say. lie scooped the other paper.
One day a reporter was sitting in ids
little office typing off a story, when a
repo iter from the other paper in the
city passed, walking at a rapid rate.
Instantly he dashed out tiie hack door,
through au alley and followed his rival.
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On reaching the destination lie caught
up with the other reporter and entered
the office with the Jatrer. as if he had
been -out and knew for what business
he was coming. He not only prevented
a scoop ou his ] mi per. but -cored one. as
liis paper was the tir>t to go to press.
The above instances are only two of
luatik interesting experiences which oc¬
curred.
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PAGE THREE
DRESSUP FOR CHRISTMAS
PRESS UP FOR CHRISTMAS?
CLEANUP FOR CHRIS TMAS!
We can do the last two things named for you, if you will let
us send for your suit to clean and press. Then you
do the rest. Attend to it now.
W. J. 60BER, Barber Shop Covington, Georgia
J. I. GUINN’S CASH SI ORE
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BIO VALUES! few days.
I. GUINN
Covington, Georgia
