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DOCTOR SOULE SHOWS
How Demand for Georgia Products
Exceeds Supply,
We frequently hear that if a new ag
ricultural aud livestock program were
carried into effect in Georgia that no
satisfactory market will be found for
the surplus products grown, Let us
make a survey' of the situation and se,*
if tivis is true.
1 find that a market already exists in
Georgia for from 30,00(1,000 to 50,000.
000 bushels more corn, '3,000,000 to 5
000,000 bushels igore wheat, 30,000,000
to 30,000,000 bushels more oats an i
400,000 tons more hay than we are no-v
harvesting.
We send at least $50,000 a year out
of the Stat t > for red meats. Many well
informed people estimate that it is ove.
$100,000,000.00. At least 100,000,000 ( >
5'k000.000 pounds of butter and a gram
quantity, of cheese are -shipped into
Georgia 5 ich year We also import
1,500 ea I. of apple , 150 to 175 ears cl
b y Lima aud navy beans. 2U0'cars i
lettuce, 150 cars of onions, 1,500 cars «••
Irish potatoes and many other sund ’
food stuffs not enumerated above. Th
gross amount of human and anima
food rttiffs shipped into < (eorgia an
nually is staggering. It amounts on
monetary basis to between $100,000,000
00 and $150,000,000.00 annually. It iv
presents a drain on our resources which
is extremely difficult to properly evalll
ate.
In respect to the use of Georgia pro
duets, ii is regrettable iiut true that out
own people Heed a lot of fundamental
education. We have had so little fait!
in the output of our own creameries
that it lias been difficult to sell the but
ter in our home markets under a Geor
g's label. This same butter, however,
when put up in the carton of a corpor
ation of nation-wide- repute has found
a ready sale at prices paralleling those
prevailing in Chicago. Unfortunately,
the Georgia farmer has lost from two
to three cents a pound on his butter hy
this arrangement, What has happened
with hut ter is also true of cheese and
other products as well, This is a con
dition which can and should fie remedi
ed, and the business men can do move
to help in this respect than any othar
class of our citizens.
bacco Powder And
int Kills Are Large
i
L. SPENT I OK LI XI
0U EDI CATION, SAYS DK.
ill AN , ADDRESS.
ELI l> VII VNTA
It,
GA.,—The nation's to
(tlanta. bill is doilhle the amount
Li< h ye:‘ r lor e< lueational purposesj
women speiid three-fourths as
he powder each year as
h for paint and
tal bill for schooling!
tn ,f the nation’s in
ct >nt t
each year. on luxuries,
which are not only needless.
i: 0 f
i absolutely harmful!
L'h the de( larntion of Dr. John
is
United States commissioner
Tiger* here attending
educate 1,1 win was
,,f social workers. He
! conferen i i*
Il linois from th ( . < •hargf
do ,,
I’D cause of high taxes
,1 states income lor '1112.1
loliars." states Dr
it. government ex
■minting private, public and
'r'llS. spent for -ducation.
one Pillion, thirty-six mil
>!' lass than one and one
,, n t of the income.
am l federal government are
and one-half per cent of
,
entire mconu of the United States
[prevent i< ,n and punishment of crime
(la and one- fourth per cent on govern
hit itber than schools.”
Tigert said that eleven per cent
lr.
’the nation's income is deposited in
kings banks, which last year totalled
[,-nty billion dollars.
[The nation's tobacco bill is double
bill for education I iu r poses, hi
L --The women and girls of A me i
|i art spending 850 million dollar;
,
[h year on pm int and powder, atom
Biile these pi-ycentages and amount
L being spent on the various item;
limernted, the entire educational hi!
the country is less than 1 1 *2 pe
bt of our income.”
j 1ST Between <’ o\ -ington and Socia
■lie, Pair uf glasses. Name VV. A. L<
fly in case, Howard for return v
ington News office. 18<
Wanted—2] Dry Cattle
To pasture on my riv a* bottom and upland
’pasture which is web set in Johnson Grass,
Swamp Grass and Le; pedeza.
Will pasture and care for these cattle
lor , r >0 cents a month,
H. Q. 0AV1S
u. v. i). No. r. COVINGTON, GA.
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THE COVINGTON NEWS, COVINGTON, GEORGIA
24 FACING MURDER
AND RIOT CHARGES
AFTER KLAN BATTLE
Johnstown. Pa., April 0.---Carrying
concealed deadly weapons, murder and
riot were the charges made against
twenty-four men, said to be members of
the Kli Klux Klan. by District At tome v
D. P. Weimer, here before Alderman E.
I*. 'Level-good. The prisoners, arrested
in connection with the fight between
visiting klansmen and townspeople of
the village of Lilly Saturday night, dur
ing which two Lilly men were killed,
will be given a preliminary hearing
later. in event they waive hearing for
court, Alderman Levergood said h*
would order them held without bail.
The information made by tin* district
attorney charges that the men met to
gether “to disturb the peace and t ,
riot.’’ Th murder charge named i’hii. ■
Conrad and Floyd Paul as the victim:
of the. fight. They were shot to death
in tin riot which was started when i
number of men turned water from
fire hose on th*- klansmen as they were
about to entrain for Johnstown.
Four residents of Lilly, held in ja.t
there in connection with the fight, will
be given a hearing later on a r iot charge
the district attorney said.
Colonel M. VV. Swabb, of Cambria
county, announced that he would not
set tile date for an inquest until he has
iieen advisd further as to the condition
of u number of wounded men in an
Altoona hospital.
Reports from the hospital were tha •
little hopes was held for the recovery
of Frank Miasco and IJatriek Bradley,
both of Lilly, who were shot. The con
dition of a score of other persons who
were wounded was said to be “fair. '
In a statement. S. D. Rich, an official
of the klan, said the klansmen were not
responsible for the fight. “They were
forced to defend their lives when as
saulted,” he said.
CANAL ZONE’S FIRST
CONVENTION IS HE I I);
Mi-ADOO GETS VOTES
Air on. Canal Zone. April 9--The first
organized political conven
tion in the history of the Canal Zorn
was heUl Sunday, when Democrats
named six delegates to tire national
^invention of the party to be held in
New York, all instructed to vote for
William G. MeAdoo. Residents of the
Canal Zone have no local vote
ipiKE ARE RIT ES
TO PROTECT EVE'
Heir arc f?oiuo lig’ht n»h‘s l>y whirl
van can protect your eyes:
1. Strong contrasts of light a ltd.
shadow are to he avoided. Indirect
lighting is to be preferred, hy-means of
which the brightness of lighting bowls
or other fixtures is reduced.
3. Avoid the glare of reflection from
polished surfaces.
Both too much and too little light
strain and fatigue rhe, eyes, which must
labor to obtain sharp definition of the
uliject under gaze.
4 Rye strain and irritation result
.
from the use ol' unsteady, flickering or
creaked light sources.
5. Glare, which is light out of place,
can lie overcome by the use of diffusing
glass globes, reflectors or shades.
6. Light should shine on the object
under gaze, not in the observer’s eyes.
WANTED—A MAN!
I want a man to work on my farm,
p don't give dancing' lessons. I have
no piano. 1 can’t serve plank steak
throe tines a day. I d^i gve three square
meals, a real bed, fair wages. If a riv
man who knows a cow from a' talking
machine, can hear an alarm clock, get
up at 5 o'clock, wants the job, i will
agree nut to treat him like one of the
family, but a darn sght better. • Apply
at the itteve Wiggiti place. Intervale
toad. •Adv. clipped from the Koine
(Kansas) Record.
GEORGIA RAILROAD
Georgia Railroad announce that ae
.unt Grand Opera at Atlanta, roun 1
trip tickets wil lie on sae April 20th t.i
_•«th, inclusive, with final return limit
of April 29th, rato of fare and one
half for the round-trip. Minimum ex
rursion fare $1.00.
PRESIDENT SEES WEALTH
OWNED BY THE PEOPLE
Tin* great outstanding fact in the
economic life of America is that the
wealth of the Nation is owned by the
people of the Nation. The stockhold
ers of the great corporations run into
the hundreds of thousands, the small
tradesmen, the thrifty householders, the
tillers of the soil,'the depositors in sav
ings banks, and tlie new owners of
government bonds, make a number that
includes nearly our entire * people —
Calvin Conlidge.
Mrs. Crandall (Iowa) Telia How Sh«
Stopped Chicken Losses
“Last spriiiK. Tats filled all our baby chicks. Wish
I’d known about Rat-Soap before. With just one
large package we killed swarms of rats. They won’t
get this year’s hatches. I’ll bet.” Rat-Snap is guar
anteed ami sells for 35c. 65c, $1.25.
Sold and guaranteed by
CITY PHARMACY
PIPER HARDWARE STORE
v TEETHING HA HIES
Our mothers will be glad to learn!
that live they for ran now get “Pitts Carmlna- j
a small price from Penning
ton Drug. Co., plmne 411, and that it
does not contain dope, morphine f>r
soothing drugs oi any kind. So if your,
baby is having trouble and pain from r
teethirtg. such as vomiting, wind or
colic, painful stools 1,1 diarrhoea, bowel
troubles, is fretful, feverish and losing
flesh, then hurry, mother, and give
your little one a iloso of Pitts Carmiua-1
tive. Thou your child will rest easy, be
well contented, happy, digestion tine,
vomiting and colic stopped, and teeth
are cut easily and naturally. Pitts Car
minative also helps in cleaning the di
arrhoea mess out of your childrens lit
tle bowels easily, as nothing else can
do. ( hildren like the pleasant taste of
Pitts Carminative, and take it readily.
Dose for all ages, (10 days and up) is
printed on each bottle. lyr
Bring us your job printing.
Why Mr. N. Windsor (R. I.) Put Up
with Rats for Years
Years ago I got some rat poison, which nearly
killed our fine watch dog. We put up with rats
unt,! a friend toW me about Rat-Snap. It surely
kills rats, though house pets won’t touch it.” Rats
dry up and leave no smell. Prices. 35c. 65c, SI .25.
Sold and guaranteed by
PIPER HARDWARE STORE
< 1TY PHARMACY
GENERAL INSURANCE
STRONG COMPANIES
EFFICIENT SERVICE
WE SELL INSURANCE AND GIVE
PROMPT SERVICE
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HEARD BROTHERS & CO. CITY PHARMACY Wilson M. Biggers
The Store of Standard Merchandise Pure Drugs, Toilet Articles
Drv Goods. Clothine. The Family Grocer.
Groceries Stationery. Choice Vegetables in Season
COME RIGHT IN “THE RKXALL STORE” FRESH MEATS. Phones 102-103
NORRIS HARDWARE CO. Franklin Grocery E. H. MOBLEY
Farming Implements, Paints Service Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes
and Varnishes. GROCERIES
Sporting Goods. H ALITY HIGH. PRICES LOW. We always appreciate yoiir visit.
FRESH MEATS.
Fanners We ways Solicit glad Your Banking to have Account, you and call. Co. al » 93 K Shoes, Goods N. Ready-to-Wear, KAPLAN and Notions Dry
B. K. LUNSFORD, SR., Cashier. A First Class Bakery The Price is Always Right.
DIETZ BROTHERS P. J. ROGERS MOTOR CO. C. C. ESTES
THE RIG STORE Ilupmobile and Chevrolet AGENT FOR
Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Motor Cars BUICK and CADILLAC
Notions. FORD PARTS Garage and Service Station.
Garage and Service Station Phone 139
R.E.Everitt Furniture FIRST NATIONAL BANK Piper Hardware Co.
Store <JAS. C. ANDERSON, Cashier “A Reliable Hardware Store”
Furniture of all Kinds Everything in Hardware
EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME Your Checking Account and Sav
ing Accounts Solicited. We Appreciate Your Patronage
We Invite Your Inspection are Phone 80.
Weaver and Pittman v AUGH TIRE & BATTERY FOWLER BROS., CO.
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars WORKS GENERAL DEPARTMENT STORE
WeStiiighouse Batteries and Ser- Dry Goods Department Complete.
SERVICE AND PARTS vice Station. Groceries, Grain and Feed Stuff.
Phone 105. Prompt and Courteous Service COME TO SEE US.
Stephenson Hardware W. C MATHIS DRINK
Company Groceries and Meats CHERO-COLA
YOU R ORDERS WILL AT ALL There's None So Good.
HARDWARE, AGKICULTl UAL TIMES HAVE OUR BEST AT- Chero-Cola Bottling Co.
IMPLEMENTS, PAINTS, TENTION.
OILS VARNISHES Phone your order—125 COVINGTON, GA.