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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-02
Russians
Not
Jacobins

much Of this disc, ga nizatien q 1Sn While
E@ a some nar, Of nn old OF
the disposition of the revolutionary Traced to
idens ifn0rantly and irresponsby WITH ne
aue lis isut mis- is fault which is natmr. new
Peeon T6s b asd whh the reht do 10
of the republic consint no1y to the moral Vitality
9ued IN Spe of this serious and namg
Ke ee t The quality in the Russian peope @ OF Its
Weeks mem in odGer.E and well behaved during ten
of ws aw SO and o. the OF
apparently still in the ascendant All enc is
vinnnc MS, and provocatons to ton usual
s n0t ava t as yet to drive them int nave
suDi'''ation OF charlottesville New Rnn,,tthne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-02

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Associated Press exclusiveI! entitled to the for
republication All credited II or not other
Wise credited this and also the local news
published herein. AL rights of republication Of
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Illustrations for pubcut wish to have unavailable
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-02

1ntcred January 81, 1905 at tho Post once n
Richmond. Va, second class matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-02

,d aaarper d. Bros. announce tho publication this
fIo orR or The Luck Of the IRISH" a novel b.
Samuel MeCnmbn and ZOOS Meaning In Life" by
Arthur B. Reeve Du'iap' ny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-02

SUBSCRIPTION RATES IN
ADVANCE by mniI: Daily
md sunday, ono year, St.uo;
q muntbs, $500; months,
Sl.16; / month, TO cents.
Daily only. one ycnr, sou;
q months, $3.50; s months.
SI.25; one month. 10 cents.
sunday. only, one year.
$3.50; q months, Sl.25;
months, Go cents; 1 month,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-02
Current Editorial Comment
The coal shortage ia turning
the attention OF other countries
70 the possibility of wood 20
1uel. a recent issue of tho

commerce Reports states thai hat
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-06
PAGINAS De LA GUERRA
ayancs 5riianicV contra Bapauue y 2
Tn ga;soje ~s;aiestro Heno de n iRdecibie espanto

e. rcpliegue del ejercito aleman,
c~ontinia sobre TODD e, frente del
.Artois Sin tambor nj trCpeta los
soldados de Ruprech de Baviera d
provechandose de un cielo cafgado
Y de II atm0sfera muy POGO Trans
parentc. evacian aldea tras aijea.
Las detonaciones que sc oyen y Jos
incendios que Sc aperciben. lndlcan
sencilamente su recnada, pues. no
oudiendo Lcvarse todos SIS deEosi-
tos de munlciones y de material, :os
Destroyer.
Este r~egliegue estrat@glco Sc ia
convertible en- una imperiosa necesI-
dad para el Estado Mayor aleman.
Inouieto cor los prcparativos que adj
VIVA en- todos los frentes a.lados., pa
RI haIlarse dispuestos q todaS !as G
vcntualidades Y tene- . mano u6a
gran masa de hombres, caDaz de. a
sestar IN violento golpe de maza don
lie sea n~ecesario, ia tcnido que redd-
cir TN frente, Ahora, bien, el intro
sc presta 2 esta empresa. ea
G! frente frances.
Rcsulta bastante mordaz recorder
mt. esta retirada alemana, a N
,orview c~onccdida en- los UltlmoS d'as
lie Gccabre de 1916, por HlndcmburS'
al 7eriodista austriaco Raul Gold
de "a "Ncue Freie Presse'.
..Es IN absurdo-declar6 linden
brrgo-suponer que 70 quiero rcc"-
cir eli frcntc occidental. Els una no
cion oscura que no Sc c6co Sc ia 9%-
cal.
Jana he gansato en- clio. Para
cue II = hacer.o: Nuestro irenlc del
U.s;o 6 inv-.nerao.c. lstccht bom2a.
-. s.-a.. m"u.re:&o.c cs q &c
ac.5an ie 4bantonar por ra@oa,s -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-06
C.sNDIDO AGUiLAR AMENAZA
A GABRIEL GAVIRA CON
DESENMASCARARLC.

~~orrosroadrucfl E>0".''' ra~" - FH:>Sf
vERACRUZ. Abril 20.-En vista
de oue. Gabriel Gav.ra. candidate Il
Gobierno del Estado Ia prona;-ao
"a especie entire sus partidarioS &c
que Ia candiGatura de Candido A@l'-
lar. es impuesta. este con fecha de
aver. giro e. siguiente ~te,eg-an'G dir
cular a todos los p~residentes de .os
clubes que 10 postulan en- este Es5a1o
General Gabriel Gavira compr"n-
diendo Ia seguridal de 81 derT@ta.
acude al recurso De ~pretender sem
brar Ia sosnecha respecto de mi can
didatura, para 10 cual Ia ti'da de m
puesta. Hasta hoy Quise que nues,
+ra campaha asumiera IN ~car@cie'
serene para 10 p~erturhar mas II 81
tuaci6n de nuestro Estado: Pc" en-
vista de cue son muchos los u~!tr&Jcs
Y calumnias cue mis- ~part!darloS : W
veninos recibiendo del "gaTirism".
estov ~resuelto a tomar hi acVitHd
~enargica. e. genera! Gavira no Sc Ia
hecho acreedor a IA c~onslderac on
con que quise tratarlo. menos I'Hr q!
cue por Ell respeto que merecen .'S
intereses de Ia Causa CONSTRUCTIONS
lista: Y en- este ~corcepto, cstoy Is
~2uesto a desenmascararIo. dan|o a
conocer n pueblo quitn es en- Ter"Ed
el candidate que pretendc venLs ~
Gobierno por medic dc Ia lnip'si-
con Y que sin fuer~a moral a.g'r2
cue 10 haga merccedor 4 las Sim2o-
tias del pueblo de Ferac"az t'y'@ ''
rest#rmc.as. caluma.araa@.c @ T|
randomc. Suplico q listed hag' este
m~ensaje de. conocimiento De to.'s
nuestros parr;dar;cs. Salllo]o afrc-
tuosamente.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-06
HfXIceH0S Y HtX|C0-sHfRI-
CAh0SH ESTA CR0lhh.
Do Ia fROh1ERA
Ug'0S RIGsESiH A MEXICO PARA ESCAPAR
Al SEsVlcD HIlITtR Y GIGOS PDs
FL ALTO cOST0 De Ii YDk

80 h"'a ~
LAREDO. Tex, Abril 5.-Un gran
numero estan pasando por esta Gu
dad, con rumbo a Mexico. americanos
que %proceden de distintos puntos del
Estado Y especialmente de Ia region
Compounded entire esta ciudad y la
de Corpus Christi. Muchos de esos me-
xicanos han estado en- los Estados T.
nidos durante los lltimos amos de re-
volucion Ell su pals Y regresan hoy a
el considerable que Ia situacion ALA
ha mejorado. Pero muchos tamblen
son ciudadanos que Sc habian natu-
ralizaGo americanos que tenian mu-
chos amos de residir en- los Estados
Unidos, donde nacieron muchos de
sus hijos. Estos estan siendo lleTa-
dos por aquellos 4 Mexico, con ell OBJ
jeto de evitar que sean inscritos en-
Ell ejercito americana Y presten sus
servicios en- e. conforme 10 dispueSto
por la ley obligatoria.
Muchos de los mex!canos qLo te-
man POGO tempo de residir en- el Es-
tado de Texas estan regresan''o a
Mexico. porque consideran que la que
IRA afectara de grave el crs-
to de la vida aqui resultando alH6-
liz mas barata en- Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-06

- "a NAH1
metros.
Pobres lIanuras del Somme y de Ar
tots. tan f~erti,es ell otro tempo
I'm n de combates terribles, la ha
t~ransformado en- IN desierto er1zaio
de alambradas, en- IN barrical lnmsn-
so En- la faz c%onvulsa de este e
le abrasado, las aldeas no son mas
Que ruinas que las granadas remue-
ven y pu.verizan todavia.
He aqui la description que otrece
de este p~aisaje s;niestro. lleno dc u
ma indccible miseria y de un esPanto
sin nombre el excelente ~pericdtsta
frances Andre Tudesq, que ha flJado
VA en- paginas maravillosas que pu-
bIica ell journal" la ~fantastica 1iso-
nomia de esta batalla del Somme.
"Avanzamos entire un mar de lodo.
Car:ramos sobre las crestas dc Hstas
olas r,,ertas que la middleton de DIns
de n Anocalipsis parece que ha que
rido craiar en- su indccible horror.
No han ouedado dieZ ccntlmctroS dc
TERRA ~intactos Cracos dea qua como
lagos agitados en- las cimas mas an
,j-uas OtrCs cratares. de hace una
nocre O una hcra. han hccho remnn-
tar esta pilida greda subterranc1
re Picardil 1ler ecuerdl las ME-
YES del deshiclo. Como I'M ~jarr5n dc
~alf.rero. IA arcilla Sc diviertc a We
CO; On alderman dciicadamente los u
dos labios lea n a~eujrro inmorl!Iza-
10 .. SIT radio, csc ! trabajo de dos
amos Gel a artiIlel:a britannica.
Erannacan79S cl barranco, de agn
.ero eu p@u.icro cscalamos la per-
djo9te r;gida de la mcsetG d2nac SO
Ievcnta Serrc.
..Scrrc-como Sc sahc, era 4 ~
dca agraiablc que Sc extendla a los
dos lados DC "a carr2tera cn u!a ner-
n,osa a-eriua dc tiles. y cuycS jar
limos. !lcraban hasts Ell Ancrr Una
,irda aidcq De IT, antigua franria.
;nor9 hien. he aaui 10 qae Qacda;
ire, dr-enas De tconcos &c arboie5
l~nsccrtczados, dastrozaGos y aicuHoi
racrtoncz de poivo licuidificaGo, Co.
mo llaEas puru:entas, casas. ig!e-
sias.. IA plaza mayor, con su tuc:ie
nIhiica. lis alqucr;as con Il cora
To-. cn n~ra;ancia Dc cstaS ruIni'i'
.ouifn Sc ~atreveria a dccir Que ESQ
ha ex:stiGo iamas? Sc puedc tentr ia
imagination mas exaItada = no es po-
si6le Greer que aqui eXistl6 un pueblo
:.ayas. 49,. \ ESQ tamblcn Is "a
c5ra rra.i~a&a 2or dos amos !o IA.
"!u.e1:a hi.t;nica.
Soo.e este terreno conqutStado
3uc.c wai!i-se TODD el esfuerzo lie IN
qvaace Los in%lescs progTe<2n pal
mo Z Daln.o en- este ~eSpantcSo case.
Los otros re,rcceien reSiStic9do. "A
baraua ha cambiado de aSpecto 5alo
cI diIt,vio de artilleria: desapar'cse'
ror las t~rincheras. %Quedaroc puiVef!-
zados los subterrancos. Sc baten on
los .ritercs. Delartc de Serrc IA anlH
r .iaGcra v0rnita rafaEas de pr
y, tiles. A!emanes Q m@ieses, are
-Yados al nlcnor repliegue Sc 10 dis
putan con furia. Todavia n" cs 10
guerra dc movimiento pero tamp"co
cs Ia guerra dc sitio s~ubterrarea. rs
ma forma nucva: IA guerra al are
librc. a campo raso. cn los hoF"s.
Pero perSai IN momcnto ell IA ter
sim de- ,oy m's"I!os. en- Ia durc.a
10 Ia mirada, On las c~rispAci'n dc'
ALMA lie los hoahrcs GIe tienen fuc
mantcncrsc ali : a"anzar c" cstA
m!seria.
Sole los Cue Sc har batldo on Yer
d&n conocer este
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-06
CREESE QUE ESTA oRGANlZAN-
DosF I'm NUEVO MOVIMlENTO
Nicnc dc Ia Ia. paJ.!

II a la ciudad de Ell Paso a contes>ar
sobrc Ia demanda ~presentada en- su
contra por el gobierno americana
nor varios miles dc dolares que sc lie
rcclaman por no haber pagado los de
cchos correspondence a una gram
cantidad de joyas que paso a ter7'o-
rio de los Estados Unidos cuando Sc
vio obliraGo a salir y venir a este
pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-06

:: cesho=s d L Etn2 Com2anv PA este $40 esta u lsto para sr d
dc. Escrt@ Eor u 45aaagar ; aaosr- GIHero al h9eer sus conpT2s. CoGsI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-06

! Estucha de EScHo!r.
cue conS!Ste de: : Plu-
ma de FUeate. eiegan-
10 6iSeho; : LApiz au-
tonatico; ! Puma
CRYSTAL para Nilrcar
Ropa; ! Mango niTue-
lado reversible; l TCbO
P-ntiilaS Llpiz de Pc
puesto: 5 PlUmaS do
radaS Eoldina: I Pa
quote polvOS para ha-
Ger tinta. P-eCiO del
estuche complete ..Soc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-06

Los specialists del Departamcn'
to de Agriculture de los Estados
Unidos. peritos en- materia de con-
~servaci6n de alimentos en- el hogaE:
! urgen a todas las amas de casa para
u urocuren conservar las botc!las
vacias especialmente las de cIel!o
ancho. para guardian frutas. ~ja!eas,
! conservas iugo de frutas etc. Guar
dar las bote!las es ahora airam"n:e
importante dicen los eXpresados es-
pccialistas, porque hay una scrla
! amenaza de gran escasez de fTascos
V botes dc preservation en- este ano.
Los llamados productos frutalc5,
81 Sc cubren con corcho y paratina
pueden conservarse perfectameTtc
/ o medic de este eXpediente. Las
ialeas. las ~conservas, las c~a.ie'as
pueden c~onservarse en- vases orai-
narios de beber aqua por ell uso Gei
papel Y Ia parafina. FL jugo de iru-
tas puedc g~uardarse en- botellas or
dinarias de cuello angosto.
Los vegetables, las sopas y las car
mes. por otra parte, pueden conser-
varse por ell mismo medic que aeon
seiamos para los frascos de frutas,
ialeas etc, O bien por medic de los
metodos de empaque ordlnarlo en-
latas. Deben reservarse los frasros
regulares para los alimentos que no
pueden ser co~nservados en- botellas.
Los specialists estan urglendc
tambien a todos los miembros de los
clubes e~mpacadores y a otras mu'
chas personals. no solamente a @cti-
var esta operaci6n de productos or
dinarios, sino a que la ampilen, Sc
cando Y evaporando otros prod"cSos
, como manzanas ~calabazas. duras )
blandas. Aconsejan insistentementt
que 81 los frascos escasean iocalmeh'
te hav muchos contingencies en- las
bodegas que pueden usarse para con
servar productos susceptlbles de dcS'
componerse con facilidad y que s'e
men IN alto valor nutrltlvo. Na1a
debe cmpacarse en- frascos o oo'es
que pueda ~conservarse debldamenCe
por otros medios.
Los frascos para dulces, los vases
para ~conservar con tapas de tornillo
V, de hecho TODD los r~eceptaculos de
vidrio deben ser sellados con tap9ne'
de corcho o papel Y parafina.
Las latas grandes p~rovistas de ia
mas removib!es Y arregIadas de "a
. manera que preservan al contenldo
del aire Y del aqua, pueden ser r1u!
TITLES para guardian clertas classes d
frutas para 10 cual Sc pueden este-l
liar V cubrir hermeticamente, sol
dando la tapa Q cubriendo su "nior
Al resto del. bote, con cera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-06

Cuando necesite libros en- espanoi
dirijase a I~gnacio E. Lozano.-12o
N Sta. Rosa Ave, 5. Antonio. Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-06
OFICINA DE INFORMATION DEL
DEPARTMENT. DE AGRI-
CULTURA DE LOS ESTADQS
UNIDOS
Guarde sus botellas.

= :, ;. = :. = :. :. :. = :. = = :: - /:
= Una carestia de frascoS de :
:: preservation y de latas para :
= conservas nos amenaza.
:. Las botellas de vidrio, es- :!
!. pecialmente las de boca ancna :
+ son muy TITLES para c~onservar d:
= frutas, jaleas, ETC.. y preser- /:
:. varlas de la decomposition. :
= Ell jugo de frutas Sc puede :
= guardian en- botellas ordlnarias :
= Deben %guardarse sistematl' :
:. camente los frascos 0 vasijas :
= de preservation y los botes :
:. que sirven para empacar We =:
= getales sopas y carnes. :
= Departamento de AgrIcu.tu- :
:. n de los Estados Unidos. :
=. :. :. - :. Z, :. -. :. :. ). - y = :. &:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-06

Tn Europeo extraviado en- Africa
; So encuentra de rapente ante un sal
: vale.
Este lie sorie. y abraza y lie dice
I dulcemente:
-Cuanto has tardador
-iQue, me conoces?
va 10 creo. EreS mi almuerzo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-06
CHASCARRILLQS.

Abogado por los dcerchos fenle'
ninos decia una sonora:
Donde estaria Ell hombre 81 no tue
Sc por la mujer.
. -Yo 10 se-le contesta uno.
i -Donde.
En- Ell Paralso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-06

Tcdo 10 que digamos en- elogio dc
este relox es POGO. Ei grabado ape.
mas da una idea de su hermosa apa-
riencia Y de su resistencia. Finamen.
tie niquelado, escape nioderro. Loco
motora grabada IT ell reverse.
Para anunciarlo 10 vendemos c.
ina original leontina que represen
n funda de pistola con su pisto'
respective en- miniature. A pesar c
la escasez, porqde va nc Sc fabrics
obra nueyanlente en nuestro poe
una limitada cantidad de estos re
jes. APRESURESE, PUES, a !
DIR Ell SUYO, HOY MISMO, an
de que Sc ageten por complete.
! No mande dinero. 81 10 desa, {
vfenos solamente veinte centavos
"a ell porte y 10 recibira c. 0. D. L
pedidos que vengan accompanies
| gu valor iran Hires de porte.
SU PRECIO: $3.50
Pidalo q
RAILROAD WATCH co.
P. o. Box so
San Antonio. e
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-06

En- Filadelfia hay una pledra :'dc
cuando Sc avecina una tormenta az
ouiere III caracteristlco color girls.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-07-12

We make the very best prices on
staple grOceries-flour meat, sugar,
coffee, lard, etc. Somervell's Grocery.
We have few groceries. If you've
got any money, well swap. Somer-
vell's. Grocery.
Miss Floy Peeler and little niece,
Miss Jessie Max, of Garland, left
Wednesday afternoon for a visit of
several days to Memphis.
Go to the Bargain Basement for ice
cream freezers, fruit jars, floor cover
ings of all kinds, cheap slippers, dish
es and SC and 10c articles. Supply Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Rose and daugh-
ter, Miss Sarah, Of Memphis, are Wis
iting Mrs. Roses mother, Mrs. j. A.
Smith, near Brighton.
Miss Estelle Buehl, of Los Angeles,
CAL, who is on visit to relatives in
the Atoka vicinity, returned Wednes-
day evening, after visit to relatives
in this city.
Mr.. Hugh L. Taylor, of Memphis,
a brother of the late Senator Robert
L. Taylor, is in the city today in the
interest of the Cotton States Life
Insurance Co.
Next Saturday we will sell twelve
pounds of sugar for one dollar, stand
ard graduated. Only one dollars
worth to a customer at this price.
The Enterprise Co.
Come to us for ginghams at TIC,
10c, 121ac and 15c. We have a big
stock. All dress and shirting, good
grade, TIE. Shifting, wasting and
dress percales, 10c to 15c. Supply Co.
Mrs. Ben Hamblet and niece, Mrs.
T. G. Boykin, Of Washington, d. c.,
passed through here this morning on
their way to pay visit to the family
of Mr.. D. G. Greenlee, at Ripley.
Don't ask us to take pack or ex-
change goods after cut off the bolt
This is a rule of long standing and we
can not break the rule under any cir
cumstances. Supply Co.
Mrs. R. E. Broadway and daughter,
Miss Virginia, after visit to the fam
lily of Mr.. G. A. Girdner, have gone on
visit to relatives at Franklin, Tenn,
and will return from there to their
home at Davis, Station, S. G.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-07-12
Rusiness Men,s RibIe Class

On Sunday, July 8, this class met as
usual in the First Methodist church.
S. ]. Templeton presiding Miss Lyna
Hamilton sang solo with piano &C.
compartment by Miss Mattilou Brown
A forceful address on "Ahaz, the
Faithless King, in which was shown
the evil consequences of neglect of
public duty and seIfishness-- ITO him
who knoweth how to do good and
doeth it not, it is SIM" "What We sow
that shall We also reap"
Messrs. v. L. Ogilvie, l. H. Lowen-
haupt and C. N. Volz, comprising the
picnic committee, recommended that
it be held at Brighton on Thursday
July 26. On motion, this recommend
alton was unanimously accepted and
confirmed, and that said committee
shall make all arrangements.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-07-12

Hon. v. H. Holmes, of Trenton, who
is a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for chancellor Of this
chancery division, was recently in Tip
ION county in the interest of his cam
didacy. Mr.. Holmes is well known>t to
a number of the citizens of Upton
county and has many friends and sup
pOrtcrs here. He is an able lawyer, a
/, man CT the highest character, affabie
land courteous, and stands high in his
iprofsssioH throughout this chancery
division. He is a native Tennessean
land has been pract,cing law for She
past 16 or is years. Mr.. Holmes,
when only II years Of age, joined the
United States army as volunteer
when the Spanish-American war broke
g0ut and served in the Philippines.
During a battle near Manila, he was
badly wounded, Mauser bullet pass
ing entirely through his body, but
after months of suffering he recov-
cred. He again answered the call of
his country when trouble with Mexico
was imminent and served as major
in the First Tennessee regiment last
fall on the Mexican border. Maj.
Holmes also served with a number of
Upton county boys in the Second
Tennessee regiment.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-07-12
Faets and FIaures.

'The old adage says" remarked the
man with the quotation habit, ''that .
miss is as good as a MILE"
EYES," rejoined the CHIP who
reads the scientific items In patent
medicine almanacs, "and with the as
Bistance Of Accent parasol, she's as
good as 95,0OO0O0 miles"
whats the answer?" queried the
party of the first part.
simply this" answered the scien.
tific student. "AfterNa ray of sunshine
has travelled the distance mentioned
the combination Aforesaid miss and
a parasOl-is able to stop it seven feet
from earth"
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-07-12
RANDOLPH NEWS

Crops are fairly good since the last
rain.
Health is good in this community.
Miss Myrtle Streete was the est
Of Misses Bessie and Nina Ballard
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Ballard gave
an ice cream supper in honor of John
Standridge and Horace Thornton, the
two boys leaving Sunday for Memphis
to join the navy. is sad to say
goodbye to our boysfwho are joining
the different branches of service.
How is this for a fifteen-year-old
boy? He weighs 242 pounds and his
name is Jimmy Standridge.
FROM "A FRIEND.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-07-12
INSTANT ACTION SUR
PRISES MANY HERE

This grocer's story surprises local
people: Il had bad stomach trouble.
All food seemed to sour and form gas.
Was always constipated. Nothing
helped until ! tried buctkhorn bark,
glycerine, ETC., as mixed in Adler-i-ka.
One spoonful astonished me with it's
instant action" Because Adier-i-ka
fusheg the entire alimentary tract it
relieves any case constipation, sour
stomach or gas and prevents appendi-
citis. It has quickest action of any
thing we ever sold. The Alexander
Drug Co. adv.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-07-12
Liberty and Oak Grove
iha,.k,y

Liberty and Oak Grove
Liberty
Services Sunday morning at IL
o'clock.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
Oak Grove
Teachers meeting Saturday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
q Young peoples meeting for practice
at 2:3O p, m.
Sunday afternoon the young peo-
pies program will be rendered at 2:45
as the opening part of the Sunday
school. This viii be followed by a
short study of the lesson and preach
ing service.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-07-12
First Presbyterian Church
r. p. Walker, Pastor

Sabbath school begins at $3.50 a. M,
sharp, ]. j. Miller, superintendent.
Preaching by the pastor at II a. m.
and 8 p. m. Special music by the
choir. Short services during the warm
weather. Every effort will be made
for the comfort of the congregation.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, p. m.
Come to these services and invite
others. A hearty welcome to visitors.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-07-12
A. r. P. Church

A. ~. r. Cnurcn
M. r. Gibson, Pastor
Sabbath school at GAS, L. E. Nc
Cormick, superintendent.
Nancy Millen Hill, of Rosemark
will give her address on Egypt and
Palestine to the Y. P. C. u. This adj
dress will BE very interesting and
helpful, as she spent three years in
this country and well knows the con-
ditions and customs there. The young
people invite every member of the
church to this service. A short talk
will be made by the pastor after this
address.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend all services.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-07-12
Too Expensive.

Manager Of Dime Museum-You'll
have to fire that "glass-eater." He's
too swelled up for this house.
Assistant Manager-Why, what's
the matter?
Manageable won't eat anything
else but cut glass.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-07-12
noaa Vary Wall.

$50 you are going out West for the
Glrst timer"
"Yes. All the knowledge I have Of
that part of the country was acquired
at moving picture shows"
'Then you have a pleasant surprise
in store. The West is not inhabited
chiefly by impossible cowboys, spec
tacular sherlhls and beauteOus niaidens
who never get a minutes rest from the
unwelcome attentions Of halfbreed
desperadoeS."
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-07-12
Proof Of the Assertion.

Her Husband-If man steals-nO
matter what 1t is--he will live to re-
greet it.
His Wife-During our courtship you
used to steal kisses from me.
Her Husband-Well, isn't that proof
Of what / just said?
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1917-07-12
NOTICE TO COUNTY TEACHERS

At meeting of the Board of Edu-
cation on Tuesday, July 10, Monday,
August 6, was fixed as the date for
opening the schools of the county. All
schools, white and colored, will open
on that date, except Munford, Poplar
Grove, Mason, Gift and Gotten Lake.
Notice of the opening of these schools
will be given later.
Very truly,
H. H. ROBSON,
County Superintendent.