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Richmond planet., 1919-11-15
"Shc Painted Her Face to Fir
With Death"

All Richmond women are invited
to the Fifth Street Baptist Church,
Sunday afternoon. November 16, to
tho great Women's Meeting. Pastor
n. J. King will deliver a special scr
mon, "Shc Painted Her Face to Flirt
with Death" Tho Junior Choir
Will sing. Auspices OF the King 8
DAUGHTERS Of tho Church
Richmond planet., 1919-11-15
Twonty NTH Marriage Anniversary
of DIR. and Mrs. w. r. johnson.

Dr. and Mrs. w. #. Johnson
cordially invite their friends to their
""h Wedding Anniversary Reception
Thu, lay E.. N1rcmbc' 20th, 1919.
From E:20 to = 30 - thor residence
ITO u Le.sh street, Richmond, Va.
No cards.
Richmond planet., 1919-11-15

Airs. Amelia Jones is improving at
her residence. 200 w. 21st Street,
South Richmond. Va.
Or. e. r. Carter, Of Atlanta, Ga.
famous writer and lecturer will ap-
pear here in December, at Fifth st.
Baptist Church. Watch for date.
Richmond planet., 1919-11-15
YOUR HOUSES

FOR SALE Or FOR RENT, Should
be LISTED with II. u. & f. %.
EBEL, 6 North Ninth Street.
Richmond planet., 1919-11-15
FOR SALE.

IN" Bn. IARD TABLE and Two
POOL TABLES. For Sale ut Ra"
gain prico. Call !. orcc. IOT...
SHACLuE," 407 e. Main Street.
Richmond planet., 1919-11-15

Bravo! We salute the voters ot
Harlem for one colorcd AsScmblyman
and two colored Aldermen
Richmond planet., 1919-11-15

Our slogan now is con to Washing
ton in 1920; Carry our Fight for llu-
man Rights, Political Justice and
industrial Freedom mo the Capitol
Of the Nation"
Richmond planet., 1919-11-15

Washington is not so far off ant
each ballot helps to buy passenger
ticket for congressman. Don't lie
us be excited or miSlcad about Il few
jobs and little money, and thcreb!
lose the opportunity to protect ou1
firesides ana our families with vote,
at Washington
Richmond planet., 1919-11-15

Let every colorcd man and woman
write and talk colored congressman
for our presidential support in 1920
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20

"A unique structure IN the NorWe-
gian city Of Bergen is q large church
built entirely Of paper, which mas
been rendered waterproof by a s0lu-
ton Of qaicklime, curdled milk and
white Of eggs.
If you buy a Singer machine YOU
will receive careful instruction from
competent teacher at your home.
You viii get prompt attention in any
part Of the world, as our offices are
everywhere. You win be dealing with
the leading machine manufacturers OF
the world. the strongest guarantee Of
excellence. M. M Gaynard, Agent,
Covington, Tenn. If
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20
NEW LIGHTS ON
BOVINE TUBERCULOSIS

Recent federal Investigations OF tu-
Iperculosis under ncrrual fa n con-
di.ions continue to incrin1irate ro-
dents, e.sspialIy mice, as POSSIBLE
snreat crs Of the disease. Following
are briefly the results of last years
studies or b rculosis BY experts q
the bu,eau of animal industry. Thor
|ough cleaning Of stables from which
It,Ibercnlar animals have bser remov-
ed has been shown to tie Of greater
;mpOrtancc in making Luildings
safp for healthy animals than the
Iuse Of chemical geimisides. When
IEhe cleaning is properly and thor
oughly done the quantity OF disln-
Ifectant needed is relatively small.
N.lce which have ingested tubercu-
Ilous matsrial arc especially to be
zuspected as possible Il reaLers Of
he disease, rs tubcrcle hacilll multl-
NV enormously in their bodies and
lave scattered freely with their feces.
Results obtained again eiapnaslzles
That this destructive tiseasN would
decline materially il relatively SIM
ME PRECAUTIONS against its spread
we're more commonly known and
uractiec1 Ly owners of livestock
Among the principal measui es urged
~ the bureau are sunny we'll ven
It;latcl barns, sanitary surroundings,
annlicatior Of the tuberculin test to
IAN cattle when the kealth OF
m "a ID doubtful, prompt removal
II aay animals which are affected,
and the Introduction into the herd Of
only such ANNALS SIS are known to
Ibe free from the disease.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20
MACEDONIA HIGH SCHOOL

Your cleaner had an opportunity
r. visit this beautiful building q few
days ago, and through the courtesy Of
the janitor, Mr.. D. A. Williams, was
shown through the building; and
donhtless some additional facts TO
those mentioned in Gleanings last
waek viii be Of interest to some Of
your readers. o,.
Besides what we said last week
about location and beauty OF the
building, it has three large rooms
for teaching, two Of which are about
90xS0 feet. and one 28x32 feet; and
4 fourth room for domestic. science,
28x80 feet. Besides these there IS q
smaller room connected with the do
nestle science room 16x28 feet. There
are also lunch and cloak rooms, book.
eases two porches and halls, all well
furnished with up-to-date school fur
.niture. 1t is sufficiently Steamboat,
ed with a furnace of modern ana
The building is supplied with sam,
tary toilets Of the latest approved
lust few steps from the rear
entrance is deep well, nearly 500
feet deep, which with a pump sup
plies an abundance Of pure, clear
water. 49,
10 the right Of the door in the
main entrance is marble tablet,
on which is engraved the name,
macedonia High School" The tab
LET also contains The names OF the
seven members Of the Shelby county
board Of education, as well as the
names Of the architects and builders.
II Il certainly unique structure,
being built out some miles in the
country, away from any town, and
being a most handsome building and
equipped equal to most Of our town
|high schools, at a cost Of about Sir
I0O0. The people Of Macedonia COM
munity certainly appreciate this ed
Iucational enterprise, and that par,
Of Shelby cohnty is being boosted
much now, and justly SO, n account
Of these new educational facilities
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20
4wHERE WERE Your

Beyond the long. pain-laden years,
Grim sentFies Of eur griefs AID fears,
A fair day waits, and il shall give
The Dead's great gift to those who
live
Cod help him then, his honor lost,
Who shared no part of what peace
cost,
Who neither wealth nor service gave
/ But reaps life from the fallen brave.
Calm Peace viii be, but he may claim
No part of it who failed it's name
For, till he die, in wake or sleep,
Shall conscience restless vigil keep.
Tho War conceal who duty shuns,
Peace takes the census Of her sons,
And ever men the war review
Shall come the question, Where
were you?'
In school, his children yet unborn
Shall learn Of old worlds battle-torn,
When men relinquished life's full
mete
That other men might find it sweet:
And coming home to eulogize,
Their innocent, all-trusting eyes
Shall look to his, who proved untrue,
And speak the question, where were
your"
But Yesterday on fields o'erseas
We shaped our children's destiniesi
/ And with us shall the reckoning
rest
Tomorrow is Today's bequest.
Keen faith! While Victory stills the
guns
Peace takes the census of her sons,
And each when called must answer
true
IThe Futures question, where were
John Bernard Terms.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20
CENTENARY COUNCIL 10 BE
HELD ar DYERSBuRG

On March "a. at Dyefsburg, there
win be a very important centenary
council Of campaign directors, pas
tors and district lay-leaders ii .ht
Dyersburg district Of the M. q
Church. Mi. j. L. Richardson, who L
director Of the campaign for that dis
trict, announces that this will be the
last meeting in the district, and that
If Is important that everyone inter
ested be present.
The meeting win be called at ~
o'clock
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20
Gazing TEMPERATURE is, OF ,,s,r
AAi4 POTATOES in TRANSIT

Annreciating the fact that Gieas9ell
has settled down to a practl!cal' p 1n,,a
liable is sweet potato producing COM com
U ,Sqyla the government had three ss
n ,,,ani' there last week with an lnst Il,
mani , for testing the humidlty q 'lo
notatoes in transit. 10
The instrument is called 2 nyaro-
the nlo It shows the tempera-
tnr re : and humidity Of the car every
rninute Of the time from leaving Y Y
rival at destination. 1t Is no.
{, necessary t, with this instrument =
anter the loaded car to read the reg
iste 1 This being done from the top'
MI machine being operated Dy SUI I.
aga batteries like unto those on On
automobile. ..ov4o+;ves
The government representatives. sa z
,vera a. nrovided a special caboose "
, wh to travel with the potatoes .
chicago. where several carloads w We ]:
Skinned from Gleason last week. ms i
I; a tbe first experiment Of this klno
i; Il 1 the south. It will be worth 9
Great ], deal to the sweet potato grow
ers Of this section, Dresden Enter-
prise.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20

If YOU are thinking Of borrowing
money on your land, or Of buying
land on time, it costs you nothing TO
nee us and let us show you the at
'tractive terms on which we lend.
Sanford & Barrett. lomz
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20

4 scald. burn er wire cut heals
slowly Il neglected. The family
that keeps a bottle Of Billiards. Snow
Iiniment on hand is always prepared
for such accidents. Sold by Alex
ander Drug Co.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20
JERSEY BULL cor SERVICE

Registered Jersey bull. Service fee
$3.50 at the gate. -
Omit J. DREW McCLANAhAN
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20
AaE E0u

Mrs W kimbfoueh and MFs. f ~
Crenshaw were visitors here from
Atoka Friday
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20

The prudent business man carries
insurance-do you? See Fisher 4
Johnson, agents for fire, life, tornado
a 49, m1Stf
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20
Chevrolet For
Economical
Tran SE9OS' alton

Touring profitable investment for
yields substantial dividends in efficient service
investment the excellence Of its construction protects
its utility.
attractive investment for the body has beauty and richness
of finish quite unusual with of its price
1t economical investment for its first cost is moderate and its up
keep is low.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20

t sDos tbe above statement is true, ana ana
giyeg ING actual condition Of sag s:la
s slyI9 ss shown BY the books on tlle
in said bank. ,.eoN r.sb;ar
c,hnoribad and sworn to before me
this 12th day Of March, 1917, .,
''''7 ]. r. EXUM, Notary Puo 1oao
NV commission expires Jah' e i0-o'
OOiis0 W. M. WILLIAMSON
W. Z. FRAWLEY,
]. W. McCRAW,
Directors
statement of the Condition o. the
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20

TRY Some.-I paid $1.2O per busheI
and freight for Hastings lOO-bushell
oats sowed after April Isl, ano
threshed so bushels per acre: Gah
snare u, 4 few for $1.OO. J. r. Hall;
Fisher & johnson are agents Ior
some Of the most reliable insurance
companies doing business ~ tne u ny
N States. When in need Of fire, me-
tornado. AUTOMOBILE or farm insur-
ance thew will take pleasure N CALI
mo On YOU. Office at the courthouse,
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The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20
Don'tProd
Your Liver
ToAction

fF should be remembered that the
organs OF digestion, assimilation and
elimination, the stomach liver and
bowels, ARE closely allied and that the
proper action of any of these organs
IA largely dependant upon the cor
rect f1nctloning OF all the others.
Now instead of whipping -
your liver into action with calo-
mel or forcing your bowels
with strong cathartics, try the
better, safer plan Of strengthens A.
ang and toning UP the whole
digestive and eliminative sys-
tenn with Natures Remedy (NR
Tablets), and you win not only
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lasting benefit. It acts on the
stomach, liver, bowels and kidneys,
improves digestion and assimilations
overcomes biliousness, corrects constl-
patton and quickly relieves sick head
ache.
Natures Remedy fNR Tabletsl acts
promptly, but gentiys-it never irri-
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gripping or discomfort. The only re-
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The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20

Mr. "A. Lsxton. 81 Memphis came
up Thursday On 3 visit q 2 feW aays
70 friends il this city.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20
Mr. Today Relief or No Pay

welcome relief and lasting benefit.
Get your system thoroughly clearised
and purified for once; your stomachs
liver and bowels working together In
vigorous harmony, your food digest
ing properly, and the waste promptly
and regularly eliminated from your
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20

MILLIONS OF people nave learned THIS
and resort to Natures Remedy when-
ever the first sign Of biliousness on
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Get a Csc box and try It with the
understanding that 1t must give YOU
greater relief and benefit than any
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recommended by your druggist.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20
statement Of the Condition Of ne
Bank Of Mason
Rennrees.

Located at Mason, Tennessee e the
Close Of Business March q, 1919.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20

ody. Then you win not have to
take medicine every day-just
take one mr. Tablet occasionally
to keep your system In good
condition and you can always
feel your best. Remember III
IS easier and cheaper to keen
well than to get well,
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20

ALEXANDER DRUG 90.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20

s...omenL n AZ CONDITION q the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-31

Three of the four double headers in the Southern league yesterday were divided. Happily the Travellers put it over the Pels in both games and while the Barons dropped to third place as a result, it leaves them whole lot closer to the top in percentage points.
 We can't help but believe that Lit tie Rock has better team than New Orleans and that Birmingham, with Webb back at third, is a shade the better of either. Slap. Merry, Crews, Ballmer and Sigman have already shown some ability and with Whitey Glazner on the way home it looks pret- ty rosy for the local lads
 The Atlanta Crackers open here to- day and after the battle this afternoon both teams will journey to Atlanta for Sabbath day contest at Camp Jesup. They don't allow baseball in Atlanta on Sunday if admission is charged, but Cholly Frank gets around this by let ting everybody in free and then sell ing score cards for soc. Of course one doesn't have to buy a card, but mo- body but piker would dodge the fare in this way.
 After the one-day stay in the Windy City the Barons return here Monday and play two days after which they hit the rails for a two-weeks invasion of enemy soil
 Fisher was the brightest offensive star of yesterdays twin bill while our old friend Eddie Mcdonald grabbed off the defensive honors. If Ed keeps that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-31
New Orleans Y. M. G. c.
 Wins Track and Field Meet

New Orleans. May 30.-The New Or leans Young Mems Gymnastic club easily won the junior championship of the Sou thern Amateur Athletic association in a track and field meet here this afternoon with a score of 77 points. Six other teams competed.
 St. Stanisaus college of Bay St. Louis. Miss, was second with A points and Tu- lane university third with 27.
 F. J. Frazier, Baylor university's lone entnant was the star of the meet by leading with IA points as individual point winner taking first in the low hurdles and second in the high hurdles and the two dash events.
 The senior championship will be de- cided in meet here tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-31

stuff up some of these ivory hunters who have been overlooking him for l5 years will be looking him over
 Hairston has made two costly bob bles in the past two days, but the ex- collegian cannot be expected to shine in position that he never played be- fore. Sall right Lucy, we're with you
 That mountainous air must agree with our gawky gardener, Alvin Ellis Al picked one off the fence yesterday 40o0 Lookout fans who witnessed the contest.
 Southern league teams are mora evenly matched this year than ever before, judging by yesterdays games Seven of the eight battles in the Mar tin circuit were decided by one run None of the clubs are weak sisters this season. Even Memphis has many gooo players and Mobile is going good, too
 If you think most double bills ars divided take a slant at the major league results this morning. In seven of the eight bargain day performances one team copped both battles,
 "Red' Torkelson's winning streak was broken by Little Rock batters yes terday.
 The Pels move over to Memphis to- day and they should find the Chicks in an ugly mood after the inhospitabie re- ception they received in New Orleans on their last visit.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-31
HOMER c. GEORGE TO COVER RACES FOR
 THE GE-HERALD

Homer C. George, . noted news paper man and former resident of Birmingham. will cover the big In- dianapoIis sweepstakes race this afternoon for The Age-Herald. Mr., George is widely known asa speed demon himself, having held for many years the title of crOss- country champion. Leaving this city several years ago he went with the Hearst papers, where he proved to be n genius in figuring odds on horse races and for n long while he devoted his entire time to doping out the ponies.
 He is personally acquainted with nll of the famous speed demons who will compete today. and inci-, dentaIly many of the articles which are published under the name of these same racers are written by MT. George.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-31
TRAVELLERS DEFEAT PE[S IN DOUBLE BILL Fans Hurl Bottles and Cushions at Umpire
 Blackburn

Little Rock, May 30-Little Rock defeated New Orleans in both games of today's doubleheader, to and b 1. Karr allowed New Orleans only six hits in the first game, which went 15 innings. Stone was hit freely in .he second game, but was effective in the pinches. Torkelson's defeat in the sec. ond game was the first he has suffere this season.
 Arguments among the players and the action of spectators in hurling cushions and bottles on the field in protest against decisions of Umpire Blackburn delayed the playing of the opening game. Scores.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-31
CRACKERS AND VOLS
 DIVIDE A COUPLE After Losing First Game in the Ninth JOnnard Comes
 Back in Second

Nashville. Tenn, May SO.--Atlanta ana Nashville divided a double header here today, the Crackers winning the first game ? to l. and the Vols the second to o.
 Jonnard pitching for Nashville in the two hits in the seven innings. Rain de- layed the second game in the first inn ing of play. The sensational fielding of Galloway was a distinct feature of the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE
St. Louis Hits Hard

St. Louis. May 30.-St Louis hit Alex ander and Douglas hard, and twice de- feated Chicago today. The scores were to and 4 to 1. Chicago out hit St. Louis in the first game, but the locals made all but one of their hits factors in the scoring. In the second game Goodwin held the Cubs to five hits and would have shut them out but for an error by Stock. Score:
 , First game R. H. E.. Chicago ........ 301 900 000--4 13 St. Louis ........ .022 010 00s-5 1
 Batteries: Alexander, Martin, Carter and Killifer; Ames, Horstman, Meadows and Snyder.
 Second game R. H. l.. Chicago ......... 900 900 100-1 , 4 st. Louis ......010 012 00s-4 9
 Batteries: Douglas, Carter and Kill.- fer; Goodwin and Clemons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-31

*-Batted for Decatur m elshth.
 Atlanta ............G col coo 001-2 NdSnNlliS VVS NoV NAV
 SUMMARY.
 Innings pitched, by Decatur s: by Jon nard 1 by Adams 9. Total batsmen fac ing pitcher, Decatur 26, Jonnard 8, Adams 29 Earned runs, off Decatur 1, off Jon nard 1, off Adams 1. Runs, opponents oft Decatur 1, off Ionnard l, off Adams, l. First base hit, opponents off Decatur 7. off JonNnrd ?, off Adams 4 base on balls off Decatur 1, off Jonnard 2. off Adams 2 Struck out, by Decatur i, by Adams X Two base hits, Ellam, Kaufman, Wick. ham. Home run, Dykes. Left on bases. Nashville. 4. Atlanta ?. First base on errors, Atlanta l. Passed talls. Street Stolen bases, Mayer, Griffin, Ellam. Sac rifice hit, Street. Time l.50. Umpires' Pfenninger and Shibley.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-31
Matthews Wins Relay

Paris. May 30,-Matthews of New Jer- sey. belonging to the base section team. finished first today in the great Ameri- can rehy race from Chateau Thierry to Paris. leading the feld-of runners into the Place de Ia Concorde. The race was over distance of about e0 miles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-31
! *s Batted for Lankanau in the eighth.
 +One out when winning run scored.

New Orleans s 900 900 020 900 O00-2 Little Rock . 001 00l GOO 900 001--3
 Summary: Two base hits, Sullivan, Kinsella. Grimm. Sacrifice hits. Bacon, Brottem. Diste!.. Stolen base, Knaupp. Double play, Perdue to Deberry t., Fielder. Hits. off Iankanau, with . runs in innings. Struck out. by Karl', 9. by Lankanau 2.s by Perdue l. Ba.ses on balls. off Lankanau 5, off. Karr, ?, off Perdue 2, Balk, Lankanau. Time three hours. Empires. Black burn and Schaefer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-31
Bookmakers Are Laying The FoNowing Odds on Big Race

Indianapolis )The fol- lowing odds tonight on the big race here tomorrow - .
 Thomas Ballot) DePama (Packard) Chevrolet Fronenac to l. Wagner tBalOt to Wilcox Peugot) Guyo (Baot) Stutz) Muford Chevrolet Milton Dqsenberg all 10 to GOux Peugeo and (Odeld) ODonnel
 usenbergl Durant Cheyre spsea Brown Richards spsaD (Peugeot) all 20 Klein Thur man) both 30 to Hene Rurant speea Vail udsOn Kirkpatrick Hickey Hudn) shannon Shannon spci Hk (Roamer) Hibe (Hudson), (Ogren), Toft (Toft), to |