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

HALL WRITES ABOUT s
DIVERSIFIED FARMING
S 6
MR. r. Hall has lately written
the following letter to Mr } X. Nor
irison, Of the Commercial Appeal, ant
we publish It on account Of it's H.
ksrest and real merit, just at this time
when cotton acreage reduction is be-
ling discussed. We commend it 70 the
careful reading Of every Upton
county farmer
Dear Complying with your re.
quest I will endeavor to tell you how
IL went about interesting my tenants
in changing from al cotton 70 diYersi-
fled farming I got lot Of prac.
ltical information from reading good
farm journals. The most forcefui
impression was made from reading
Mr.. Moneys editorials in the Com
mercial Appeal during the fall and
winter of 1914. / wish Ia say that
ia my judgment he, id his paper, is
doing more t0 halt the people IN the
Memphis district and influence them
To better their condition generally
than any person I know. Having been
reared in the country, be knows the
conditions, and his persistent effort
il bearing fruit over the district and
the south generally.
For some years, as we All know,
the tendency has been for the owner
iof the farm to move e town er the
city. Making a living has been 50
easy Ia the south that we are inclined
to get by with as little discomfort as
possible; So we rented the farm for
rs much as we could, returning for the
upkeep Of the place as little as pos
|sible The renter, not being assured
of staying longer than one year,
worked The place for All he could ret
out Of It, and did no improving that
was not absolutely necessary; cons
seauently our farms are becoming
rundown and worn out, and our build
ings dilapidated,
The year 1914 gave Us fearful
shake-up, and we became panicky
from the perplexing condition in
which We found ourselves.
Being fully convinced that we had
To work out our own salyation 1 SET
about the task ! went to my rent
ers al 4 1,200-acre farm (this farm
having been rented for cash rent
for years. and proposed that we DIT
varSify some. We planted 300 acres
in wheat and 100 ia eats; was to
furnish The seed, pay half the thresh
ing, 10 cents per bushel, and they
were to furnish the teams and tools
and 40 all tie work, and deliver my
half Of the grain at the elevator in
Covinqton we also sowed one-half
busheI per acre lespedeza on rne
wheat iii March (should have put one
bushel). Put two bushels COW peas
on the Dat land Made from 40 TO 20l
bushels of wheat and from 80 to BOZ
bushels Of oats.
Ia September we cut from one to
two tons Of hay the renters getting
half. The land all being put in grain
again Id October and November The
renters paid cash rent for the land,
cultivated n corn and cotton, and
make about as much Oh 500 acres as
they formerly did on !, 200
Some of them bought their oWnf
tools, drills and binders The othcrsl
assisted, getting two oy three to buy
Eogether i also provlac1 shelter for
their tools. ] looked after Tho grainH
BUSINESS an6 hay directing and plan-
inns, receiving twofosi benefit; It'll
forced me out Of my Office II theI
afternoon, helped me physically and
gave ME d larger rent. | have whiteI
] Il q I! 4 !: u
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20

Surgeons agree that In cases of
cuts, burns, bruises and wounds the
first treatment is most important
When an efficient antisepEic IS ap-
piled promptly there IS no danger
|of infection and the wound begins
Ito heal st once. For use "a man or
beast. Bor0zone Is the ideal antiseptic
land healing agent Buy It now and
'be ready for aIl emergency Sold BIZ
Alexander Drug Co
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20

I, s. It'll Bass, cashier 81 the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement Is true, and gives
the actual condition Of said bank as
shown by the books On file In said
bank. S. IF BASS, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day Of March, 1919.
JOHN BEAVER, Notary Public
Correct Attest:
j. B, WITHERINGT0N,
A. s.. WITHERTNGT0N,
J. D. BEAVER,
Directors
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20

A pain III The side Or back that
catches YOU when you straighten up
calls FOR d rubbing application Of Bal
lard's Snow Liniment. II relaxes
tle contracted muscles and permits
ordinary bodily motion without sui
ferinr Inconvenience Sold By All
exander Drug Go.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20
SELLS Sll0.T24 WORTH or
SWEET POTATOES

Ed Harrison, the progressive and
wide-aWalxe manager 0i the Martin
Fruit and Truck Association, has Just
finished compiling his shipments on
the 1918 sweet potato crop the num-
Der of ears being LOB. This aggre-
gates total Of 67,074 hampers, for
which the growers received the mag
nificent sum of s110,724l20
This represents the sum paid To
Just small portion Of sweet pota-
To growers id Weakley county prob-
ADV less than one-fourthl Thus II
may be seen what the 1918 crop was
worth to lis as q money crop lt ~
also true that those who sold last
year at Digging. time made the best
clear profits. Dresden Enterprise.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20

Herbine cures constipation and re.
establishes regular bowel movements
Sold W Alexander Drug Co
SEE II ii II III the classified.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-03-20

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

Is HALL WRITES ABOUT s
DIVERSIFIED FARMING
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
Ca|ome| Users! Listen To Me!
Guarantee D0dSon'S Liver Tone
Your druggist gives back your money if it docsn
lvcn your liver and bowels and straghtcn
you up without making you sick

ugh' Calomel makes you sick
IT., horrible Take dose OF the
dangerous drug tonight and tomor-
row you may lose a days work
Calomel is mercury or quioksil-
yer which causes necrosis OF the
bones. Calomel. when /, comes into
contact with sour bile. crashes into
1t, breaking j, up. This is when you
feel that awful nausea and cramp-
ing. II you are sluggish and all
knocked out il your liver is torpid
and bowels constipated or you have
headache. dizziness. coated tongue. il
breath is bad or stomach sour, jus,
try a spoonful Of harmless Dodson's
Liver Tone tonight.
Here's my guarantee-Go TO any
drug store and get a bottle of Dod-
sons Liver Tone for a lew cents
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

continue until further notice At Wei
mar, with view ~ creating an ap'
proprlaie temperature, the press has
been supplied with a flow Of argu'
nvni' iof and agains, a referendum
on the peace treaty
Neutral opinion is doubtless not
alone IN marking aggressive spirit
with which various German peace
agencies are embarking on their ta'k
II " clear that recolec,ions Of the
Daniig coup pfe'ldcs over these
activities
The allies must not only reckon
with these influences. bu, deal with
them pcfempiorily wiihou, mercy II
~ useless Tor the allies even 10 at
tempt 10 play with the Germans al
their own game
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
GERMANS BOLD
after DANzIC
COUP, REPORT
Aggressive Spirit PcyadeS
Foe Peace Agencies,

THE HAGUE, April 2s-'A ,erri.
official German Gazette IN annOuur
~ the start Of the German peace
delegation for Versatile. explicit,
speak, ei the delegate, =, plenlpoteu
iiaries. The delegates will be accom-
panied by fifteen German reporters
The German notion appears TO be that
il there is difficulty in transmitting
press messages by direct wire from
Versailles, il will be possible ~ for.
ward them by courier 10 spa whence
they will be ,clegfaphed TO their dc,.
tlnallons in Germany The German
government momen,arlly remain, su'.
pended between Berlin and Weimar
bu, the special peace committee oi
the national assembly i, provisional
" expected to meet May ? in Berlin
The seat Of the national assembly will
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
Kaiser Will Not
Be Lonely When
His Case Starts
nI unlyerrAi seryIce J

= PARlS. \pril D--1hough no
specific names have yet been an
nounced OF the men whO--bcsdc'
the kaiSer-will come under the
provision OF the peace treaty With
Germany requiring her 10 dcllyef
all persons within her borders
charged with having exercised
acts in violation OF the laws and
cu,,oms OF war" the following, il
is presumed. arc the principals al.
iec,ed by the clause with their
erHwhile titles
Field Marshal ,on lllndcu5urg,
commander. in-chiei OF all armies
Of the Teutonic alliance
General Erich Ludendofii. Hin
denburgs chief Of staff
General Won Kissing, military
governor OF Belgium, te'ponsihle
for the execution OF Nurse Edith
Caycll.
Hugo SHINES. agen, Of the big
war industries, alleged To be re
sponSlble Tor the deportation Of
Belgium citizens.
Grand Admiral Won Tifpiu, min
istcr of marine and author OF ruth.
less submarine warfare.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
CZECH REPUBLIC
TAKES OVER LAND

WASHINGTON, April 70. - The
representation OF large estates ~
Cr,ehc-6ipskis has tetA ordereA ey y
the national assembly, according 70
An Official dispatch to Commissioner
Peraler d the CIecho-Slovak repuh'
Me, made public teday. By the new ,,
law all estates of more than '"o
acre. d land under cultivation or
possible Of cultivation and $50 acres
Of wooded lands will he appropriated
In the case Of the estates OF the I'M
perial family, estates illegally as
auired. and estates OF persons VINO
during the war were guilty oi treason
against the Clecho- Siovak nation no
Compensation will be paid Tor tho
land appropriated.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

Take spoonful and it it doe'n',
,traighlen you right up and make you
feel fine and vigorous want you to
go hack TO the store and &c, your
money. Dodson's Liver Tone IS
destroying the sale of calomel because
it is real liver medicine; entirely
vegetable, therefore il cannot saliyate
or make YOU sick
| guarantee that one spoonful ol
Dodson's Liver Tone will put youi
slu gish liver TO work and clean your
bowels OF l,s, sour bile and consii-
pated waste which is clogginR your
system and making you feel miser,
able. | guarantee that = bottle OF
Dodson', Liver Tone will put your
entire family feeling fine for months
Give i, TO your children. II is harm
less; doesn,, gripe and they like It's
pleasant taste. (NdV'l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
CARhART'S TEST
ADvERT|SES CITY
Endurance Run Used as Basis
for Newspaper Display,

Dick Carharts world record break
ing endurance test here some time
ago is being used as the basis for a
serie, Of advertisements for the
Overland automobile in all parts OF
the country, prominent IN which are
the names OF OkllhYma and Oklaho-
ma City.
One OF these ad, was received here
today from Russell Adams OF the
Adams Alfalfa farms, Seward. Okla,
who had received(it from his brother.
Mart Adams, OF Lincoln. Neb. The
al includes map Of the United
States with Oklahoma City displayed
prominently, and the name of the city
is mentioned in large type several
places in the text.
Adams letter accompanying the ad
says. in part
u wonder il the people OF your cit,
appreciate what Dick Carhar''
Overland stunt means 10 Oklahoma
Ciy' Yesterday | received the at
tached advertisement from my broth
er, Mao OF Lincoln, Neb. Mar
says this is oer Of the most clcyer
ads for Okiah%na. Oklahoma Cit!
and the Overland he ta, seen, and
am Of the same opinion II Oklahomi
City had a few more men like Dicl
CarhIt there would he no limit Il
its growth, Carhart simply put, en-
over the plate every time
The normal year OF Us days al
| mays cnds on The san,e daY OF th,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
START Your SUMNER
CAMPAIGN NOW


Sprinstime Is here, and millions OF
insect lie appea's with the season;
Untold thousands, yes, millions OF
,pecie, come forth upon the land to
destroy vegetation, and with the a.
ease carrying variety to jeopsrdire
the health and life to all mankind; 80
much 20 has this fact been apparent
throughout the universe In late year:
that government and local municipal
authorities, boards Of health, etc,
have appropriated millions OF dollars
TO fight the ravage. against the
heahh and wealth Of the human race;
Take heed and protect your home and
family. Ward of and kill these germs
and disease bearing enemies; use q
non. poisonous powder Of the famous
Grid Family" for quick and sure re.
sult,. Ejy-Rid. Ant-Rid, Roaeh-Rid
Bedbug Rid, Flea-Rid, Rat-Rid works
- soc,sm;n,tion. ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
HAD LOST HOPE


The following from Mrs. r, T..
Petty. a weu-known lady Of Hugo,
Okla. should not only he Of intense
interest to all sufferers from chronic
diseases, hpt has brought It's own
pleasure 10 the Interstate Doctors in
the knowledge that they have been able
to relieve her OF her sufferings. She
writes - follows:
''Hugo. Okla, Feb, Z. 1918
~ had been suffering for more than
4 year With severe intestinal and nef-
vous trouble. I was unable 10 Dc any
Of my ordinary housewosk and q great
deal OF the time was confined to my
bed. I had five different physicians
and at last all they could do for me
wasto keep me under opiasss, the pain
was 10 intense. Early IN November,
1917, I heard OF the Inter- State Doc
tors and although | had lost al hope
OF ever getting well determined to
try them. On November J, I placed
myself in their hands and after three
months treatment, an practically ~
well % I ever was. have gained At
least twenty five pounds. take pleas
ure In recommending the Interstate
Doctors. They certainly have done
"'"'e'' ~ mrs. m KL. PETTY"
or course, all chronic diseases can
no. be cured. but many so-called in
curabIe ones have been successfully
treated by the Interstate Doctors,
With the accepted and best methods
for reaching ali chronic conditions the
Interstate Doctoss, who have their
Oklahoma City offices on the fifth
floor Of the Herskowits building. have
combined fsr-reachins methods ol
their own.
Their extraordinary facilities FOL
diagnosis and the seeming sixth sens'
that enables them 10 locate any deep.
seated, obscure leison that always pre-.
cedes any chronic condition 10 not ths
least factor IN their success.
Thsy have helped thousands bacl
10 health. Some have been cured Il
one treatment (such - varicosed an,
other enlargements).
, Consultation and examination I
free to oil. but only durable cases vii
be accepted for treatment. II you
! disease ID incurable you viii be tol,
%, snd not one penny Of your none.
viii b taken. However. many case
that sss ineusable BY old methods eal
b eulekly cured By this wonderfu
J ssw tssstment of the Interstate Doc
! tors.
l The Oklahoma City Institute 10 10
Gated on the fifth floor Of the Hersko
! wir building.
Their hours ere, Week days, , 4
s.; svsninss , 70 .; ssadU. 10 y Il
! oqt. q -. - Ndv'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29

The normal year OF rs days al
ways ends on the same day OF the
week on WHICH il begins.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
PRICE FIXING
BY INDUSTRIAL
BOARD UPHELD
Chairman Peek Puts Blame
on Rail Administration,

ST LOUIS, April 20 Refusal OF
government, agencies at this time 10
cu.u'craic in the movement 10 S,abil-
ilc priccs At a lower level, based upon
scientific determination OF costs
and proper consideration Of all IN.
icrcSs involved, would be iraugi,
with grave consequences TO the coun-
Try. George y Peek. chairman OF thc
industrial board of the department OF
commerce, declared in an address
here today before the annual conycn-
iirn ol lhs United States chamber Of
commerce.
Refers TO Hines
Rclpfring in Director General
llincr refusal to accept the schedule
Of steel prices agreed upon between
tho industrial board and representa-
'vcS oi the industry as a level Tor
railroad administration purchase,
Mr.. Peek declared the real motive
for Mr.. Hines action was not his
objection TO the prices as too hiSh
but his disapproval OF the course Of
the board IN approving prices based
on cost studies. rather than calling
sellers and government buyers to
ce,hcr and permitting the best post
bic bargains by barter
Wage Reduction Feared.
The course desired by Mr.. lInc,.
said Mr. Pccl would mean such 4
beating down oi prices a' would
force either general reduction ~
vaycS or diversion Of the entire
business oi the railroads 20 ono oi
two powerful low cost producers. lhc
railroad administration, he said, he
reason oi it, great purchasing power
in rails could practically control the
market and the price"
The industrial board. said Mr.. Feek
did not seek 10 impose upon the
railroad administration a schedule ~
steel prices that were deemed too
high by the director general.
Representatives OF the railroad
administration" Mr. Peek continued
"hayc been urged TO bring forward
any facts which would assist the
board in reaching a conclusion on
prices lower than those approved an'
never ha. this urging proved iru','
ful. sThe antwer OF the railroad al
mini,,ra,ion has ever been as II Is
TODAY. that the price at which th'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
HOSTAGES ARE HELD
BY BUDAPEST REDS

COPENHAGEN, Monday, April
2s--Iundred. Of intellectuals are be
inp arrested at Budapest, aecordine
10 a Berlin dispatch to the Berlins'k,
T;dende. II is reported that one o'
the peoples commissaries has ex-
planned that they would be ne'n =
hostages and would pay with thei'
blood for every step the Rnmanian.'
take within the frontiers OF Hungary,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-29
GEN. PERSHING AWARDS
MEDALS TO SEVENTEEN

WASHlNGTON. April 9Th,
war department today made public the
names Of seventeen Officers and en-
listed men Of the American eSpedi.
tionary forces TO whom General Perish
ing has awarded the Di,tinguishe,
Service cross "ior acts OF eStrsor
dinary lrroim." The last include
Private William Reese, Bfownwood
1eNa,
4 curiosity Of TIE calendar is that
a century can never begin on Wednc,'
day, Friday or Saturday
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-03-21
..I principle.

-w principle.
 Italy y.a.a,. "i.a Greece over {. .oauo. or Jae ,o.HWcs,a.a par, Asia li.no.
 aa. Asa Minor for ,ne Turks vo. .oa .o d.su.a.o fewer nations a. b. a.uw to justice than any ot.
 disposition.
 An Armenian state is ,he hope .hn Amonaas and .G ,o.. .. w.o have ay.ga,..4.a ..1 .n >. r.rs,....us. 50 w.a...u .ac. by the many ma.a.mes .aa. . .rna.,aa. p.o.,,loa .ya. have .. ,.u.. a.m and I.s ul'. b. O.. II, 'r. tasks 8. 8 I.noa, ot nation. Armenia ]. e, .e.
 Syria aoul be t1 ,h. D.it.sh ~..a protection to Egypt and aa ., . e@"a. Bu, it. has long been ds.t ay D'oa.A imncr.a'ist., 8 party p. a..g aa0'ir ,.s minority, aud a.mc ore 70 ha .t th. peace congress. 4 .at ,o Eont, 1t would still con- ..n. Hjl.h .oa..ol while as a D or pan.Arah.d j. would be opDo- ay European powers. Out of Syria, t. would come the Jewish state of Pale. tine.
 "esopotamia furnishes the san problems of TwEiah mjust,c Brit .o-cr augmented or pan-Aral strengthened.
 And the rrcat area Of Arabia, ! .aHa of which is actually under Tm .s5 wlo, offers exactly the same IF, blcns as Syria and Ncsopotamia.
 Either the nations which rcma .ha world at the peace congress mu.
 70 vaak nations set up in dismem' ora1 Tv',ov, Britain made no novorfa' or oi international contr more effective than previous expo. mants o' the kind or they must nrenaroJ 70 accept powerful Ar tate in thc ma'ar~, more potent th. Turkey has been for centuries.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-03-21
TRNI)EI.

H.. ... .-I. rl4b IJll.a ar.I~.-
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-03-21
TRANS SIBERIAN RAILWAY IS COSTING HEEE SUM
 FOR ITS OPERAvIl

VTADU0em0N, March 21- \. P- TT, expense Of opcrat'ng Tran Siberian railway is csc-cl. is income bE theaomal equivalent abor #ooooooo 9 month, say writer iu 8 local newspaper Only { raia da'v now arn operated botw Ta1nostok, Che!iabins5 and B',a'a inbo Q and one of theso is a milit train The writer asserts that thel has enough equipment to pivc 2 da service of eight trains across Sibe, to t'o Rne ian cities
 Reasons assigned for failure to q voIop the read 10 is capacity are . truct'oo of tha O7on bridge, milita management, shortage of suppli1 scarcity of food for railway employ and financial difficulties.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-03-21
WHAT OF
 TURKEY?

PARIS. March 2i- Attempts to settle the problems of Turkey along racial lines will bump up against th' inability of certain races to admiUj,.- CT government.
 It will also meet the menace of a pan-Arab empire which would nwlft Islam and threaten ,ho - Chr-tia world.
 And, again, there are the ambitions of European powers to govern or ir- f)uercc the government of ro"io". now under Turkish rule. To grant th. wishes of one would arouse the ie>I ouSncSS of another.
 Turkey provides almost as many
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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-03-21

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 - g..... TT. .n" nu.. .| .,. before g meeting Q. ... ..o.. '.. ...,..,.
 Ia. a#.nan. cry. "u...a r. o.. q. H.~.c' .a. ay,u ho.n ns' ..a sDn.uGraa'. ar| 80 .'r.a .. B. har- 70 m.'.. bryveeo the Black & and the Aegean Sea are all that rr- ..au Q. in.. . .'.n"r a'a '.ustar.u..'a a'wo,. certain to n@ . .1 international control Turkey vi | >. ro more in Europe.
 U.t there remain Co be c1rsil.'- ed tho Greek claims in Asia Minor and
 rI. ~@~a.r Inc problem of Ar.
 -. . an n''wmt Christian ..r 'wands ms, tr .nE.n moN Turkey.
 ....... a...r y.s ono . ooo A..b- ruled a 8 handful of TurI,' determination.
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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-03-21
ATTENTION
 SHIP TO ,a.G-.- E. GOSHAW, ING, J@al..8 n Raw Furs.
SiiIPTO
New York, I27 W. 27Ih Stree.


York; .la l,...... W. 27ih Stree. E. s, .s =, ,. . solicit all Raw shipments l..l... y . l,arby, Prices sr. .... .s.l your shipments will be kept c. . n. ~ . h., yol Providing yaua ion doe .-. returned TraUsportatioe ,aa.-.. os Express. Ship a Dry Coudido >u.. .gcoUraag shipment Always cnc.o ,. t. ..a and 3a.,oGr,o Place duptca Hs.. iacaag" Al payments cheek !. ...... 9,he mann d.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-03-21

Elaine -Eogenc and pearl oil at . .. Graefs. q -------- tp------- Eycurude motors and repair par,s J. L. Gracfs.
 = Gasoline and distilate at J. L. Graefs
 6.
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