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WILLIAM RAINEY BENNETT.
.... i.iicr? is known almost the country over as “The Man
iau’’ !...-jure by that name. He is one of the greatest dramatic
Tin :: Who Can” In re on the first night of the Redpath
Jlriutauq this lecture is “ho cm who thinks he can”; that in every
n then j. !.: i,s and ini! it can be awakened. His lecture has
iiigner achieven: :,ts and lias given poise and power
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Th< Mule ou,net, which appears here on the last day
fcf the Lit!) mqua, i sents a program which contains some of the
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;-n-irions relating to the great outdoors.
■v been carefully made and will include gems from the
>st 5 rus of ail times as well as Individual compositions of graver
fend Uj
■ i r of the company is a soloist of long proven ability, the
r u will o given over to ensemble work as special care
pas taken ranizatioi: of the company to secure voices peculiarly
Etiapted [. i irmony and sin. oth bleuding.
nd Workers on Redpath
Chautauquas
car work is an important part of the Redpath Chau
' ' ice. The work is in charge of one of the capable young
picture above. She meets the children daily in the C’hau
ortuins (hem delightfully by story tailing and the teach
tolk dances.
I Ov • 'nature of the children’s hour work will he the presentation
I Uro Of • he community under the direction of the children’s worker,
f The Good Fairy Thrift” Special costumes will he
THE COVINGTON NEWS, COVINGTON, GEORGIA.
RAILROADS WANT
BIO RATE INCREASE
RAILROADS OF STATE ASK 31%
INCREASE IN RATES
ON FREIGHT
Condensed Statement of Interesting
Events and Happenings
Throughout State.
Atlanta.—A flat rate of 31 per cent
la the freight rates of Georgia is ask¬
ed by the railroads operating in the
state in a petition filed with ths rail¬
road commission.
Similar petitions were filed simulta¬
neously with the state commissions
cf ail the states in the Southern clas¬
sification territory and a similar pe¬
tition was filed some days ago with
the interstate commerce commission.
The state petitions apply to intra¬
state rates in the several states, while
the interstate commerce commission
petition applies to interstate rates.
Ah are based upon the claim that
the railroads must have an increase
approximating 31 per cent to earn the
minimum of 5 1/2 per cent which they
are guaranteed by the transportation
-xet of congress returning them to pri¬
vate operation.
The filing of the petition before the
Georgia commission was not a sur¬
prise, as the nation was put on notice
by the filing of the interstate com¬
merce commission petition that the
the figures, to have in round numbers
railroads were obliged, according to
a billion dollars additional yearly rev¬
enue to get along.
Inasmuch as the transportation act
guarantees them a minimum of 5 1/2
percent vidas that and inasmuch state rates as the shall * ctpl make T!
no
a discrimination against interstate
rates, the final authority rests in the
Infcertsiate commerce commission, and
the authority of state commissions is
hardly more than nominal. Hence the
Georgia commission will await the ac¬
tion of the intertatate commerce com¬
mission.
To get a general method of co-op¬
eration between the state commissions j
and the interstate commerce coinrais- j
jion, the state commissioners are meet- j
ing in Washington to appoint a com- j
mittee of three or five to sit with the :
interstate commerce commission In
,, the hearing . of , the case. ____ John -r I. nm Boi
feuillet was sent to the conference to
represent the Georgia commission.
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Why a Majority of the Smaller Cars
Come on Goodyear Tires
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Last year more cars using 30x3-, 30x3V2-,
or 31 x 4dnch tires were factory - equipped
with Goodyear Tires than with any other
kind.
This is plainly a result of the high relative
value produced in these tires for the smaller
cars by Goodyear’s enormous resources and
scrupulous care.
They represent the same intense endeavor
to supply utmost satisfaction in tires that
has laid the basis for the marked preference
which exists everywhere for Goodyear Tires
in the larger sizes.
This real Goodyear value in tires is available
for your Ford, Chevrolet, Dort, Maxwell, or
other car using one of these sizes, at our
nearest Service Station. Go there for these
tires and Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes.
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30x3*/^ Goodyear Double-Cure S3 3.50 Goodvar Heavy Tourist Tubes are thick, strong tubes that
Fabric, All-Weather Tread ....... jL 3 — rernfo re casings properly. Why risk a good casing with a
cheap rube l Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes cost little more
30 x 3 x /2 Goodyear Tread!---------- Single-Cure I* t 1 50 than tubes of less merit. 30x3Vfc size in water- $ yj 5Q
Fabric, Anti-Skid — proof bag.
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Will Lead His
Great Band at
Redpath Chautauqua
Bohumir Kryl. one of the world’s
greatest bandnms < *•-; and widelv rec¬
ognized as the world’s greatest cornet
BOHUMIR KRYL.
ist. will personally direct his great
band on the third day, afternoon and
night, of the Redpath Chautauqua, j
Clayton Man Robbed And Injured ! I
Tallulah Falls.—Suffering from a] a
thrust near the heart, badly beaten
about the head, bruised about tlie face,
and barely able to speak above a whis-!
per, a man who was afterwards found j
out to be Dick Krone, from the vi-'
cinity of Clayton, Ga., appeared on the j
streets of Tallulah Falls, and was I
placed under the care of a local phy- j
sician. Although Mr. Knores’ injuries |
have been pronounced serious, and he ;
is suffering from loss of blood, it is j
rho"ght that his wounds will not prove j
fatal. After being attended by physi
ciaus, Mr. Krone was able to tell by
writinf that while on his way to Chat¬
tooga. river to go fishing, he had been
assaulted and robbed ot fifty ' dollars
by three and that . he had , , beeD ^
men.
left under a log for dead.
Lauor Will i-iuiii Picketing Orders
Atlanta.—Following the petition for
injunction by the Atlanta Mirror and
Beveling company against certain of¬
ficers of the Atlanta Local, 1027, Glass
ork* is’ Galea, which was filets in toe
Fulton county superior court, a meet¬
ing of the members of the Glass Work¬
's' Local, members of the Atlanta
Build.ng Trades Council and members
jf the Atlanta Federation of Trades,
vyas held, when it was decided to place
the matter of resisting the permanency
of the restraining order in the hands
>£ the executive committee of the cen¬
tal labor body, with power to act.
This action means that the glass work¬
ers. backed by organized labor in At¬
lanta. will resist the legal effort to
ieny the union the right of picketing
Ihe plant of the petitioning empany.
Stole Same Machine Twice In 2 Days
Atlanta.—Gus Manning, a young
white man, was arrested by Call Offi
ers Lee and Evans, charged with the
heft of a touring car from the lot
a the rear of police barracks. Man- :
ting had been arrested in connection
with the theft of the same car, and,
apon making bond, he secured his re¬
ease. and is alleged to have :
gone to
he lot t"'* driven the car away.
BUFF ORPINGTONS
SPECIAL prices on eggs for hate! -
ine, from my grand good Buffs, S3
per setting of 15, Or I will sell two
full settings for §5 wnere I do not
have to ship them.
This is your chance to get some oi
the best blooded Buff Orpingtons in
Amerier, at small cost. But if you ex*
pect to get eggs at eating prices or
as free gifts, see the other fellow
L F. BOGGUS,
Oxford, - - Georgia.
NOTICE TO DEBTOl
CREDITORS.
All creditors of the estate'
Smith, laic of Newton county,
»:■,], arc hereby notified to rend
fit murals to the undersigned, ac
ing to law, and all persons indebtet
said estate are required to make i,
mediate payment.
This April 2, 1920.
C. O. NIXON,
Clerk of Superior Court of Newton
County.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
All creditors of the estate of the
late Brown Carr, of Newton county,
Georgia, deceased, are hereby notified
to render their demands to the under¬
signed according to law, and all per¬
sons indebted to said estate are re*
quired to make immediate payment.
This April 2, 1920.
C. (). NIXON,
Clerk of Superior Court of Newton
County.
