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Newspaper Page TextN EWS AN ADVEB * MEDIUM HAS Tf u: lullsey' 4 i'-' NUMBER 34. L managers of the | VAKI 01S VOTING DISTRICTS 1 newton county. j\ ■ ties who were elected to hold L-iirin election in the various | LX of Newton County, **•» T The Covington, News office and J [ official ballots and blank after forms the killit out their reports lull. \ each district be important that j.(l s() i, aV e your chairman at jto this at mice. L- c LKiHTFOOT, Secretary. ! L l (V SIMMS HEARD DIED MONDAY NIGHT. I jU( .y Simms Heard, aged 74 0)U , „f Covington’s most prom laud best loved indies, died at her Job Floy I sv f U Monday night, .„0 o-clo-k, o'. '•?(• an illness -t |! months is survived by one daughter, [ilyda Heard, of Covington; one jli>. Sara Lee Pritchett, of 1 , 110 , and several nieces and prs. '1 J. Christian, pastor of the I Methodist church, conducted the ■al services at the home Wednes fcoroing at 10 o’clock. Imient at West View cemetery. 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Walter R. ‘ .alp,, to my candidacy for ■ r _‘ P>itr Superior Courts. , card is peculiarly sig Bvo respects: I , 1 ns no reason fLr his 1 1 1 ‘^ at f ,e has been a res crieuit for twenty-four '“' *' Presents k t no reason ' !li emotion except that 1 be . ppointment. ^ ie two issues upon I ‘ ' seeks his election and u ;V ' mce he makes no claim I i ! iilivations and no charge ' 1 qualified for this high 'H'vcea Mr. Daley and me , ; understand why I pted was (jj., ,/' appointment, and lc twenty-four years’ res fc., , V y lias uevcj- been chos ■ ' over your courts. Ins card that 1 war ' candidate of a groin t( ' r this appointment ij. ‘,' ,i niade this lj,,, 1 charge, he p wu H was incorrect. 1 ' llc -g without any see Uh iy part .], and without ; * was being considered R was a voluntary upon me and for that 3 :), y appreciated. p ■d came in the same Jig), ■'ointments of your f •t 'hn s. Candler, L. S. I Smith. ^‘‘id and ... Y !t ’ se men served you t of is Crir "u my anp iatnmnt ijj. : them. You _ ig Inent titled ./ , ' s your Judr*>. to 1 •w -ame consideration, aud gm @wimgwn N 1mm HON. CLIFF WALKER TO SPEAK HERE MONDAY. Hon Cliff Walker will be in Coving¬ ton, Monday, September 6th, and will deliver an address in behalf of his candidacy for Governor, in the Court House, at lit o’clock in the morning. Mr. Walker has spoken in nearly ■very city in the State, and has been greeted by very large crowds. Every¬ body is invited to be present and hear him. COVINGTON PUBLIC SC HOOLS TO OPEN SEPTEMBER 13TH. The fall term of the Covington Public schools will open Monday, Sep ember 13th, at ten o’clock. Book lists may be had at the Superintendent’s office, and books will be on sale on and :fter August 28th. All texts same as ast year. II. B. ROBERTSON, 4ept.2.1t. Supt. BASE BALL NOTICE. The base ball season having closed, , meeting of the association is called to meet in the Court House, Thurs¬ day, September 9th, at 8 o'clock P. M. R. TV CAMPBELL, Pres. i trust my service a-s your Judge will warrant a similar endorsement. I have endeavored in every way to meet every requirement of this oifice, with full knowledge of its importance to the people of the circuit, and with the deepest sense of its obligations. My efforts have been rewarded with the commendation of a large major¬ ity of the people of the circuit aud special commendation has been made >y the grand juries of every county vho.se grand jury has convened since Mr. Daley became a candidate, and with a full knowledge of his candi¬ ( dacy have joined with the court otli r.ers and the members of the bar in indorsing my administration and ap¬ proving my candidacy for re-election. I am deeply appreciative of these eommendatinos, and by reason of them im led to believe that my services is your Judge have been satsifactory to you. I feel that I have the right to ask hat you express your approval by ,our votes and accord me a full term is your Judge. In asking this I am requesting only that which you have given to every Judge who has ever presided over your circuit. Mr. Daley attacks me only because I was “appointed” Judge and asks that he he given the office only that the “electorate” may choose its Judge as provided by law. He overlooks the fact that I was appointed AS PRO¬ VIDED BY LAW, and am now seeking an election as PROVIDED BY LAW. No complaint is made against me in my administration and T am now sub¬ mitting to the same electorate for EN¬ DORSEMENT and ELECTION that Mr. Daley is appealing to for ELEC¬ TION ONLY. My appeal to the voters for election upon my record and for the application of the time-honored Democratic custom of giving to a faith¬ ful officer one endorsement of his record is made with full confidence that our people by their votes will express their appreciation of my earn¬ est efforts to serve them. Sincerely. HUTCHESON. JOHN B. For Newton County and Her People COVINGTON, GEORGIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,1»20. PEOPLE OF OUR TOWN J IS. V \< So&W&r The Easy Talker is all Warmed Up and is going So Good that lie has for¬ gotten All About the Speaker of the Evening, whom he Is Introducing. Every town has a Self-Made Orator who can Go to the Mat with Ihe Dic¬ tionary on short notice and Conies in Handy when the Regular Speaker cau’t Get There. EXCURSION TO THOMSON. Saturday, September 4th, (lie Geor¬ gia railroad will run special excursion train from Atlanta to Thomson, Ga.. and will leave Covington at 7:37 A. M. (eastern time.) The train will have ’Thomson returning at 5:00 P. M. The event is in honor wf Hon. Thos. E. Watson’s Birthday l’ienic. There will he a great barlieene, wonderful orators and excellent music. Purchase tickets in advance and notify your agent that you are going, in order that the- Georgia railroad will he in position ”to pyovide ample oaches. A Greater Georgia Tecb Wanted. Atlanta, Ga., August 27 .—That Southern manufacturers of all lines eager to see a “greater Georgia where Southern boys can be as experts who will develop South industrially, is being prov¬ more and more forcibly every day. Recently the Georgia Cotton Man¬ ufacturers’ Association, the Georgia Ginners’ Association, The Sash, Door and Mill work Association and othei commercial bodies vitally in terested in the South’s industrial prog have adopted resolutions, urging for Tech and pledging their to secure it. The latest of these organizations tc realize the possibilities of Tech as ; for developing the young man hood of the South for constructive up¬ building of the South industrially, is the Southern Division of the Ameri¬ can Face Brick Association. Meeting in convention in Atlanta Wednesday, the members of the As¬ sociation unanimously adopted reso lutions urging a greater Georgia Tecb and particularly urging the establish¬ ment at Tech of a department of ce¬ ramics where young men can be train¬ ed for expert leadership in the ce¬ ramics industry and where exhaustive experiments in clay products may he conducted. “The South is undoubtedly suffering a serious handicap today because of lack of expert leadership,” declare the resolutions. “The South is but scanti¬ ly profiting through its vast commer¬ cial clay deposits, being fifth in pro¬ duction of crude clays and seven¬ teenth in the manufacture of clay products.” The resolutions then go on to say that there is not a technical school in the South with a department of ce¬ ramics, and urge Georgia Tech as the ideal institution for fostering such a department and for meriting the sup¬ port of clay and brick manufacturers. Vote for R. W. Campbell for State Senator, the man whose eft'orts last cotton season, unquestionably put thousands of dollars in the pockets of the producers of this county. Onr expert optometrist, Mr. Chns. A. Green, of the Clias. A. Green Optical Go.. Atlanta, Ga.. will lie here again on Wednesday. September 15th. If you are having Eye troubles that require glasses, call in to see him. He has satisfied thousands of others and can satisfy you. Geo" T, Smith Drug Go. 2tc Covington. Ga. If you favor a business administra¬ tion. vote for R. W. Campbell State Senator. WOMEN DEMONSTRATORS’ DE¬ PARTMENT It will soon he time for fairs. If you have not already planned to have an exhibit of some kind ut your county fair, there is time yet for this as there are many fruits and vegetables which can be canned at this season. We are very anxious to have exhibits from every district in the county and to make the Woman’s Department of the fair the best, that has ever been. The following are some of the coun¬ ty fair premiums that are offered. This is not a complete list, however, put if the books are not out aud ready for distribution next week, a list of the premiums will be continued in next week’s paper. List of Individual Exhibits aud Prises For the best exhibit of canned fruits and vegetables and pickles to consist of six quart jars of each in uniform clear glass containers, six different fruits and six different kinds of pickles. 1st Prize, Commercial Fireless Cook¬ er, value $25.00. 2nd Prize, Reading Lamp, value $5. Preserves For the best exhibit of preserves in uniform clear glass jars, either square pints or 12oz. jars. Must be at least six kinds of fruit. 1st Prize. Aluminum PreservingKet tle, value $5. 2nd Prize, Preserving Thermometer, value $2.00. Marmalades or Jams For the best exhibit of marmalades or jams Must lie in uniform clear glu s jars, either square pints or 12oz. jars and at least six different kinds of fruits. 1st. Prize. Aluminum Kettle, value $5,00. 2nd Prize, Fruit masher or rieer. Jellies For the best exhibit of jellies in uni¬ form jelly glasses. Must be at least six different kinds. Points for judging to he clearness, consistency, flavor and container and neatness of exhibit. 1st Prize, $5.00 Carving Set. 2nd Prize, $200 Canning and Pre¬ serving Book by Miss Ola Powell. Field** For best exhibit of pickles. Six jars uniform size Must lie different kinds. 1st Prize, $5.00 Pickle Dish and Fork. 2nd Prize, $2.00 Aluminum Sauce Pan. «. Fruit Juices and Syrups Best display of at least three kinds in uniform bottles. 1st Prize. $500. 2nd Prize, $2.00. Individual Special Jar* Best one quart canned peaches, $100. Best one quart canned beans, $100. Best quart canned baby beets, $li.00 Best quart canned blackberries, $1.00 Best quart canned tomatoes, $1.00. Best pint or 12 oz. jar creole sauce, $ 1 . 00 . Best pint or 12 oz. jar soup mixture. $ 1 . 00 . Best pint canned pimientos, $1.00. Best pint or 12 oz. jar tomato pick¬ les. $1.00. Best pint or 12 oz. jar peach jam. $ 1 . 00 . Best pint or 12 oz.'jar gingered pears, $1.00. Best pint or 12 oz. jar Watermelon rind preserves, $1.00. The following rules are to be re¬ garded to containers for exhibits: All exhibits of canned goods must lie in quart jars, except English peas, corn, okra, soup mixture which must be in square pint jars or 12 oz jars. Preserves, marmalades, jams and pickles must be in square pint jars or 12 oz. jars: jellies in uniform jelly glasses. WOFFIE E. FLOYD. County Home Demonstration Argent. $50 REWARL FOR ANY INFORMATION LEAD¬ ING TO THE RECOVERY OF A BLACK LEATHER WALLET ’ 4\D ‘ CONTAINING CHECKS AND NOTES PAYABLE TO J. H. JACKSON, AND OTHERS, LOST IN THE VICINITY OF COVINGTON. J. H. JACKSON, Care Mrs. Wood Aiken, Montkslln COVINGTON, GEORGIA, AN OPEN LETTER FROM R. W. CAMPBELL TO THE CITIZENS OF NEWTOn COUNTY I am a candidate for the State Senate from the Thirty-Fourth Dis Diet, which is composed of the coun ties of Newton, Rockdale aud DeKalb. Newton county is to furnish th e Sena tor for the next term. I hope to see you in person before Die election day, but in case I do not I ask that you consider Die produc¬ tive ability, the worth to Newton County as a tax paying citizen, who really has the interest of the State and County at heart. The man who lives in Newton County all the time, or Hie man who comes here most every Sunday—myself, who live# ia and labors for Newton’s interests, or my opponent, who merely has a room SCHOOL OPENING DATE POSTPONED TO SEPT. 13TH. The opening date of the Covington Public School has been postponed un¬ til Monday, September 13th, at ten o'clock. Owing to the fact that one or two cases diphtheria developed in the city just before the opening day. the Su perinteudent thought it advisable to isfpone the opening of the schools, in order hat all parents might take th ' necessary precautions to stamp this opedemic out immediately, and while here is no cause for any special alarm at present it is very important that the parents co-operate with th t . Super ntendent in this mater. Book lists arc published elsewhere m this issue of The News, and all the books for the respective grades are now on sale. All texts same as last year, with slight advance in price in a few editions. It is very important that all ohil Inn should be present and secure -n the opening morning. The following is the list of with the grades: if. B. Robertson. Superintendent. M. G. Boswell. Principal, Science. IV. H. Thomas, Mathematics. Miss Grace Ileid, Latin Miss Irene Gunter, English. Miss Vera Keller, History and i ’ranch. Miss Maude Mobley. Seventh grade. Miss I.uey Mobley, Sixth grade. 5Jiss Rena Parker, Sixth grade. Miss Grace Wilson, Fifth grade. Miss Mattie Mediin, Fourth grade. Mis Louise Mooar, Third grade. Miss Winifred Huson, Third grade. Mis.s Caroline Wooten, Second grade. Miss Nettie Milton, Second grade. Mrs. .T E Philips, First grade. Miss Lucile Peek First grade. Miss Fletcher Lou Lunsford, Music. One other for the Fourth and Fifth grades to be suplied. R A. R. NOTICE The Sergeant Newborn Chapter D. A. R. will meet with Mrs. TV. C Clark. Wednesday. September 8th at 4 :30 p. in. AH members are urged to be pres¬ ent as a sjiecial program lias been prepared. Mrs. II. Kilpatrick, Cor. Secretary. LUCK HAS RETURNED Coufny Agent, J. K. Luck, Monday from an eight days visit New York, hiladelphia, City an! Washington. D. C. and re¬ ports a most enjoyable trip. Mr Luck, who is quite a base ball fan and player, having established him¬ the best players our loc * self among on team, had the pleasure of some of the big league games of north. He saw Babe Ruth, the home run artist play and to his ment he only made one two-base but says if to judge by the effort forth, if her had connected with no doubt be would have got nin Tv Cobh, another player of tional fame, was in a game he «tr, and if was interesting to «ee this er swat the ball and was the hitter of the game. Mr Luck says this Uttlo lias done him much good and in* : - mi - to nut forth all the energy he has towards the Newton Fair, October 4-9. inclusive. Seed Rye and Barle at F. TV. mon».—92.lt. THE LIVE FISH GOES UP THE STREAM WHILE ANY DEAD ONE CAN GO DOWN—ADVERTISE. $1.50 Per Year in Advance, in Newton county, and lives in Atlanta If you make the decision in may favor 1 will appreciate your vote and influence, and if elected, I promise you -uy best efforts shall be directed in • uch manner ns will bring the great¬ est benefit to the'greatest number of my constituents. Having served «s your representa¬ tive during four sessions of the Geor¬ gia Legislature, gives me the expe¬ rience that is a considerable advan¬ tage in legislative matters over a man who lias never been a member of •ither the house or seuate. Very respectfully, R W. CAMPBELL COVINGTON WINS IN CLOSING GAME OF SEASON The ball season for Covington closed last Tuesday when the local team lmd a decided victory over Lithonia who has had quite a good team for the year, having won over our team once >r twice. The season has been a suc¬ cess; for our team in every way. except falling behind a few dollars in the expense. Most clubs find themselves deeply in debt at the close of a season, t jie small amount this dull is be¬ hind speaks well for the liberal sup¬ port 'of the lovers of the national game. It ,.i!:es money to play half now, and our chili is to be congratulated for the great success attained on the small amount of money spent. Here of late there had been a gener¬ al desire to se t < some base haII team, if ir. eonld lie found in this part of the state that knew how to play good enough to at least interest the Cov ingtov team. Thy game Tuesday in this city when the fccals had an easy victory it was thought before the game that rhe visi¬ tors toere prepare^! to give a contest that rwould turn the winning tule our team 4ias enjoyed for the last 4 or 5 gameji on account of the visitors play¬ ing several men who hail from Hie North Georgia League. In the third inning the home team started a regular merry-go-round and before the third man was out they had jiueceeded In tlie in 4th bringing inning Gibson nine men got around a home run. while Lithonia got a 1 homo run in the 6th. At the close of the game the score stood 2 to 15 in Covington’s favor. Pantone did the mound work and lmd the visitors at his mercy through¬ out the game. Yandergriff. the catch¬ er played his usual good game and there was few errors by any of our boys. j Manager C. W. Adams took a great | interest in the games and furnished | for our people a ball team that we were proud of Great credit is due Mr. B. TV. Campbell, president; J. N. Gary, secretary: Manager Adams and ! th ( > others who have helped to give ! of 1 little city such a good season our ball as the one just past. { A Perfect Wc man. 1 The measurements and description 9f tfio perfect woman, ns approved by i .New York sculptor, follow: Height, <<**' 7 Inches; «efglu. 147 pounds wrist, Inches: bust 36 inches; waist. 24 V* Inches: hips. 42 inches; high. 22 Inches; knee. 17 inches; calf. 15 inches; ankle. 8 turtles; size ot rlov<\ (iG ; size of '-hoe 3G> : cotoi ot ‘inir. chestnut brown; rotor of eyes, naze! ChioeSi Drcorats Roof Rid^te The roof ridge of a Chinese house s usually decorated with mts elaborate piaster ornament in the form of a de¬ sign. embodying the character ’*fu ’ signifying happiness To prevent rhe imaniem ’.icing damaged by birds the j >wner of the house sticks point numerous outward Jrdinar.v sewing needles nto tlie soft plaster. Glasses broken. If so, bring them in to us for repairs. TVe are exclusive agents for tlie Clias. A. Green Optical Co., Atlanta. Ga, Geo. T. Smith Drug Co. 2te Covington. Ga. FOUND.—1920 Automobile numlier Owner can get same by catling at The News office.