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The Washington times., 1908-10-03
THIRTEEN-YEAR-OLD
BOY IS SENTENCED
Lad Who, With Pal, Robbed
Flat of Jewels, Goes to
Industrial Home.

Alexander Speck, aged thirteen years,
OF 1914 q street northwest, who is one
OF the two boys phO robbed the aDart-
ments OF Charles w. Butler, 1870 C street
northwest. on September / last, has been
sent 10 the Industrial Home for Bows,
for two years by Judge peIacy. Of
the Juvenile Court, who tried specI<
and his playmate. Joseph McNuIty. the
other housebreaker.
McNulty. being Of such tender wears.
only eleven Judge DeLacy continued
his case until next June. putting him on
eight months probation, until his case
comes up next year Tor trial He lives
at 500 + street northwest.
These two youngsters were charged
with having broken INTO the Butler
apartments over the store at 1920 G
street northwest, by way Of the sky
light, and stolen 5000 worth OF jewelry
while the family was away. Shortly
after they had taken the jeweIry. they
said, they became frightened, and de-
clded 10 dispose Of the loot in a man
ner tFat would cover I'D their tracks.
so they dumped IL into the sewer al
thirteenth and @ streets. Almost 500
worm or TINS was recovered by the DO
ice yesterday, after cleaning ont the
sewer. Several rings were found here.
including a diamond ring worth $50 a
wedding ring worth 80. an opal ring
worth SO, and q SO ring, from which
the settling is missing.
4 small diamond ring ana "A brace
let were also recovered me sewer hav-
ing been cleaned out on September a.
which was twenty days after the bows
deposited the jewelry there, the District
sewer dump can be said "a be set in
Jewelry. A gold watch was DESTROYED
by the boys. this and the small diamond
ring being the only pieces not thrown
into the sewer
The Washington times., 1908-10-03
Georgetown University
School Of Law
FOUNDED 1873.
FACULTY.

JOSEPH HIMNEL. : J. President OF The
HON HARRY NJ. CLABAUGH. IL D..
Of CoIumbia). Dean Of TIE Faculty, Lecturer
on Common Law Pleading and Practice. an
Equity Pleading and Practice
GEORGE Z HAMILTON. LII D.. Lecturer
On the Law OF wis
HON. SETH SHEPARD. IL d CChiet
Justice Court Of Appeals OF the District OF
Columbia). Lecturer On Constitutional Law
and Equity Jurisprudence
HON. ASHLEY u GOULD Associate Jus
tiCe SuDremS Court OF the D tstTiCt % Co
lUmbia). Lecturer on the Law OF Contracts.
Quasi Contracts. Persons. and Domestic Re-
Iations-
HON. DANIEL THEW WRIGHT CAssoci-
ate Justice Supreme Court o. the District %
golurubsall Lecturer on The Law o. Corpor1-
lions and Criminal Law
CHARLES A DOUGLAS. 4. 3. IL. B.
Lecturer On the Laws % TOrts, Segotiable
Paper. and Elementary Law.
MICHAEL J. COLBERT. A. N. IL n.
Lecturer on the Law OF Personal Property
and Partnership
D. W. BAKER, A. N. IL. II. United
States Attorney for the District OF ColuE1bla),
Lecturer on Lhe Law o. Real Estate and Evi-
ceuCe.
CLARENCE r WILSON. A. b. IL ~
Lecturer on the Law % Agency
JOHN :. HAMILTON. A. B.. IL n,
Lecturer on the Law OF Bankruptcy
Judge o. the Circuit COurt-DANIEL W
ODOSOGHUE. \ N. Ph- D., LII N
Court q AppeA-s-AESSFiS- LEIGH ROB
rNSOS. J. HOLDSWORTH GORDON. J.
NOTA McGILL
Clerk u Court-FRASK z. CUNNING
Ham.
Quiz Nasters-DANIEL ". O'DONOGHUE.
A n, FE. D.. Ii. ". JAMES 5. EASILY
SMITH A. ". Ii ~ CHARLES Z
ROACH. A B.. IL II. JESSIE e. AD-
KISS, IL II
RICHARD :. WATKINS. A. b. IL II.
SeCre "a - and Treasurer
FRANK Z. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Sec
Tetary.
The Washington times., 1908-10-03
Help! HelpI


The following is the opening para
graph of a story which appeared in the
July issue of one of The most eminent
magazines which has enjoyed a dis
tinguished history.
"Blithe dabbler though she had been
in personal enthuSiasms, the young
woman was this time in the bright
snare Of no personality; she was in the
logical grasp of a document. Two days
out from New York, she had presented
the shining tower Of her intention TO
her cousins readily cOnjectuTed as
sault; and had since then remained i'm
movable. Yet all that she could pro-
duce 10 explain the destiny she had so
suddenly seized was the letter that
Eugene DeTmOdy. whom she had met
three times and scarcely given d
thought to- had sent her. and which she
had read only after the steamer had
sailed"
And this in a periodical which had the
honor Of printing Mr.. Thackeray 5
The Newcomes" and Mr.. Du Maurier's
'"Trilby."
"SapphO in Boston"
''SapphO in Boston is the interesting
title Of a novel. soon to be published by
Moffat Yard & Co, by an author of
large experience who prefers TO re-
main, in this venture, anonymous. The
scene shifts to England in the latter
part Of the story. The novel is an
nOunced as remarkably clean cut and
brilliant, ending in a complete surprise.
The Washington times., 1908-10-03
WITH 100000 ROLL,
APOLOGIES TO "COP"
Son of Late Senator Brice Fined S.
for IntoXication in Boston
Court.

BOSTON, Oct 3.-John Francis Brice.
of Newport and New York, Harvard
20, and son OF the late United States
Senator Calvin Brice Of Ohio, ate hum
bic pie in the Jamaica Plains district
court today, when he apologized to Pa
trolman Seymour Butler for running the
patrolman's uniform and bruisinR his
face when arrested last night for being
intoxicated
Brice got of with s. fine. He could
afford it. When searched he had more
than 500. 900 in trust company notes,
payable to his order.
Brice said the last he could recall was
leaving Newport last week Thursday to
come 10 Boston
John Francis BTiCe is a brother or
Stewart NJ. Erice, to inquire into whose
mental competency a commission was
appointed last Thursday.
The Washington times., 1908-10-03
GARYS CAR DAMAGED.

NEW YORK, oct. 3-An automobile
belonging 10 Judge Ebert H Gary was
hit by an American avenue street car
at Forty-sixth street and slightly dam
ged- The police say Mr.. Gary was not
in the automobile. which was in charge
OF his chauffeur
The Washington times., 1908-10-03
BUILDS HOUSE IN DAY.

FAST ST LOUIS. Ill. Oct. 3-The
building OF a five-room cottage with a
basement painted, plastered, all ready
for occupancy, il less than twelve hours
is the accomplishment O. W. c. Carl.
an East St. Louis contractor. Carl
boosted il was an easy mater 10 build
a modern cottage in one day, and he
finished thirty minutes ahead of his
schedule
The Washington times., 1908-10-03
PREPARES
FOR SEASIDE TRIP

T. II. Bethel. vice president OF the
Bel Telephone Company Of PennsvI-
vania and the Chesapea Ike and Potomac
Telephone Company. who has been ser
lousy iu for the past two months from
typhoid fever, has so far recovered that
ne expects to leave his summer home
az Blue Ridge summit, Pa. for Atlantic
City on Monday.
MI Bethel VIII spend the month of
October at the seashore, and Will. on or
about November I. leave for an ex-
fenced European trip
The Washington times., 1908-10-03
Ihs Kashlngton SchuoI for sors

asSS Wisconsin Ave, WaHhfnEfoz- N r
Located In the county. within ea,v -
q A. parts % tie city. ThorourS ,---~-.-
EiS--t----s ZEN ElnoeTEarte1 % coiler.
axe exactly what be needs T-1--,,yi.
sHong faculty. al specialists one r-s-S.ss
1oL every i've scholars Special an f-T---r1
"a attention given each boy. No5er1 L-,riS
Lnss- extensive athletic Erounda B-as-9t-.
- SAs Departments Boys OF any - -
Seived- Yearbook on REQUEST - =
The Washington times., 1908-10-03
FOURTEEN HUSBANDS,
CHARGE OF POLICE
Mrs. Bolleyen Confesses to Five.
Arrested After Fight Between
Two Victims.

CHICAGO. Oct 3--CharEed with hav-
ing fourteen husbands. admittedly the
wife OF I'VE men, one Of whom IS de-
clared 70 have died under suspicious
circumstances, Mrs Marie BOIleyen, ar
RESI- 81 sfter a fight between two Of her
husbands. was held today by the grand
Jury IN bonds Of 800
RiEamy. the formal charge. was made
by two men-JOhn Whitfield. who says
he married the woman plight years ago.
and JOSEF BOlleyen. r'hO mari d her
in the county building November =. TyJ7-
Mrs Bol.eyen admitted sire was mar
Tied TO five OF the fourteen men whom
the pclice assert she welded
The Washington times., 1908-10-03
WOMEN EXCLUDE PRIESTS

DETROIT. Oct 3.-The temporary ex-
clusion Of two priests from the session
of the biennial convention of the Wom-
ems Catholic Order OF Foresters. though
IL was later explained as a mistake of
the doorkeepers, created a great deal
Of discussion. Father O'Callahan Of
the Chicago PaUlists, took the incident
very seriously.
The Washington times., 1908-10-03
Four Victorian Poets.

Good wine needs no bush, and the
wine of criticism is fine and rich in all
the work of DR.. Brooke. 1t need only
be said, therefore, that the latest vol
ume from his pen is -Four Victorian
Poets" The Putnams have recently
had the satisfaction of publishing II.
II consists Of studies Of Arthur Hugh
Clough. Matthew Arnold, ID. J. Roset-
ii. and William Morris. Their share
IN the poetic movement of the latter
half Of the nineteenth century needs
to be acknowledged and apprecia ted,
and II IS Dr. Brooke'S endeavor in the
present volume to give a just esti-
OF their work Those who have read
DR.. BrOOke's able expositions Of the
art Of Tennyson and Browning will
expect the same INSIGHT and literary
judgment here, and viii not be disap-
pointed.
This volume is uniform with Dr.
BrOoke's "TennysOn: His Art and
Relation to Modern Life" and the
same critics studies H. Poetry"
The Washington times., 1908-10-03
Santos-Dumont's Story.

With the newspapers OF late fuI OF
aviatOrs and aerOplanes, it is not sur
prising that the week most popular
books in New York should include San
tos Dumont's My Airship'-this is non
fiction. At the fiction end Of II. the
first novel on the list continues to be
The Barrier" by Rex Beach, the sec
ond. Winston ChurchilTs Mr.. Crewe's
Career"
The Washington times., 1908-10-03
National
University
Law School
evening Sessions Exclusively
Opens October 1st, 1903

Practical three years course.
leading to degree of Master Of Laws.
he degree Of Bachelor of Laws czn
DC secured at end Of second yeaI.
FOR catalog, application blanks
etc, apply IN person or by mail to
the Dean, 1891 F St. N. W., phone
NJ. 0473; or at the Law School
building, 8i6-8f8 18th street n. w.
between 8 and 8 O'Clock.
sAsa -
The Washington times., 1908-10-03
"The Princess Nadine

Christian Reid's latest story, THE
Princess Nadine" has been dramatized
by Victor Mapes and will sooner or
later be produced by Mr.. Belasco. Chris
tlan Reid is Mrs f r. Herman, of
North Carolina, and the author Of The
Man Of the Family" The Chase Of an
Heiress.'' and a number of other pOpU-
lar novels O. Z. Putnam's Sons are
Mrs. Tiernan's publishers. The Prin-
cess Nadine" received a very warm vel
come from the public
The Washington times., 1908-10-03
BRYAN'S FRIEND FINED.

PROVIDENCE. Oct 3-Because he
violated the speed law in driving his
automobile fast. to enable William ]
Bryan 10 keep an appointment IN Rhode
Island on September 10. j. Walter Minis.
Bryan's friend Of South Kensington.
was fined SIS and costs.
The Washington times., 1908-10-03

not binding. She. therefore. resumed
her maiden name. Johanna Kakelaar.
and married Reichert. Three years
later. she declared. Reichert pretended
ne had Just learned Of the marriage 10
Clifford and brought the suit for annul-
ment-
The Washington times., 1908-10-03
WOMANISH.

You coul6 never shake a woman's
belief that what a burglar would really
like to get would be the baby.-New
York Press
The Washington times., 1908-10-03
Washington Christian COLLEGE

2025 Columbia road, one block frors Con
necticut ave. choice location: able college
work. B s and A 3. degrees. W olesor1-
Christian influence and uasectarian- spe-iaJ
advantages for day students Terms resso-,-
able. Open September 30
DANIEL Z. MOTLEY. Ph- D.. E.s-=ss--at-
se25-I5r
The Washington times., 1908-10-03
Literary Notes.

Dr. William Elliot Griffis has been
honored by the Emperor OF Japan with
the decoration of the order Of the Ris-
ing Sun, which is given only 70 dis
tingUished foreign ers who have aided
in the modern civilization Of Japan. 1t
was received through the japanese am
bassadOr at Washington DR.. Grtnis
recent book, The Japanese Nation in
Evolution" (CrOwelD, has been placed
upon the best book" list by the New
York State Librarians.
Ancestry of William Howard Taft" is
the title of the hrst volume Of Genoa
logical Miniatures, n series or little
books, edited by Mabel Thatcher Rose
mary Washburn, and published by the
Frank Allaben Genealogical Company,
OF 3 West FOrty-seCond street, New
York These brochures are illustrated,
sold for 81. Some of the other titles
announced are Jay Gould Ancestry,
Washington Ancestry" ''LincOln's
Ancestry" and 'Genealogy by Photo
graphy."
What happened to an American young
man travelling on the Continent, wEO
responded TO an advertisement. IAN
Original Gentleman Wanted is the
theme of a romance, entitled An OTigi-
nal Gentleman" from the pen Of Anne
Warner, the creator of Susan CleSE, -
Aunt Mary etc. II SO happens that
Hildesheim, Germ ny, where the scenes
OF her story are laid. An Original Cen
tleman'' is among Little, Brown & Co. 5
early fall publications.
The Empire Publishing Company 20
Wall Street, New York, announces for
publication. about the middle Of Octo-
Der. THE Trial of Jesus From a Law
yer's Standpoint by Walter NJ. Chand-
Ter, Of the New York bar
New Books at Hand.
The Jungle Folk. Robert II. MiUigan
Fleming II. RCvell Company
A complete tale Of travels in Africa,
with excellent descriptions OF the Coun-
try and picturesque observations OF
people and conditions.
liam F. Draper. LiJtle, Brown & Co.
Illustrated
Few men are so well able as General
Draper TO describe the condition of the
country from the civil war up to the
present time. Soldier in the army.
diplomatist. he has had an experience
which gives his "recollections" the
broadest possible interest.
Poem Outlines. Sidney Lanier. Chas.
Scribner's Sons.
A collection Of outlines and flashes
Of thought found among Lanier's pa
pers instinct with beauty and color.
Wee Wrinkles at the Mountains. Ga
brielle +. Jackson. Harper & Bros.
A fine childs story for winter evening
reading; wholesome, bright, and inter
estiEg.
Nv Auto Book. Walter Pulitzer The
Outing Publishing Company Illustrated.
The Washington times., 1908-10-03
Lecturers In the Fourth Year OF Post
Graduate Course.

hon. HOLMES CONRAD date Solicitor
General Of the United STATES. On the HiE1Ory
and Development % Law and Com parative
Jurisprudence. and On TIE History % the En-
glish Law
HON sE.TH SHEPARD. IL D. (Chief Jus
tice OF tho Court OF Appeals OF the District
Of COlumbis). on The History q Constitutional
Law, and the Foundation Of Civil Liberty
REV. JOHN A. CONWAY, 5. =. On MAJ
uraI Law. and Canon Law
MUNROE SMITH. IL. D. professor IN the
School q Political Science o. Columbia Uni
versity. New York City. New York;, on Civil
Law
WILL L PESFIELD Gate Solicitor
Departrn,- OF State). On International Law
and Foreign Relation o. the United States
RALEIGH c. MINOR, Ii. D. CProfessor
OF Law in the University Of VirEiEls) On
CONFLICT OF Laws
HON JOHN " TERKEs. IL D. or
Railroad Law.
J. NoTA AdcGILL- IL N. On Patsn,
Law
ADDS B. BROWNE. Ii. D.. On Jurisp-u-
dence Practice OF United states Courts.
WILLIAM c. WOODWARD. N D.. Ii
N on Medical Jursp-adeaoe,
GEORGE e HAMILTON. LII D, on
Hon D. ". BAKER. A. NJ. Ii. II.
United states Attorney for the District OF
Columbia on General Practice ana Exercises
IN PIeadt lg and Evidence
FREDERICK VAN DTNE Gate Assistant
Solicitor. Department OF STATED. On Citizen
ship
The thirty-eighth annual session opens
wednesday. SEPTEMBER 30. 1908 a. $50 ,.
N IN the Law school Building. sos Z street
northwest at which time announcement viii
be made for the ensuing term All interested
are cordially invited 20 Be present. Cfnn
Tuition w.
The secretary Will be az his once in rbs
Law Building daily and IN the evenings To-
Information. enrolment. payment OF ices
&C
StudeIts proposing 20 connect themselves
with the school are earnestly requested TO
enroll before the opening night
Circulars can be obtained ~ the book sfo-.
. OF IcWde-milK & Co. 1924 T street northvzez+
and John Byrne & Co., 1922 + street no-rb
vest. or upon application 10 the undersir5o5
r !. WATKINS. Secretary.
seZ2-tf
The Washington times., 1908-10-03

Uncle Sans Business, Crittenden Mar.
riot Harper Bros.
4 splendid explanation CT the work
ings OF the natiOral Government, writ
ten so as 10 be interesting 10 young as
we'll as old.
The Washington times., 1908-10-03

The One and !. Elizabeth Freemantle
George W. Jacobs.
A distinct feminine diary OF life IL
Canada. with good descriptions Of tn,
natural scenery ana a deal of romance
The Washington times., 1908-10-03

HyGe's Primer. Amelia Hyde. Amer
lean Book Company.
An attractive picture primer for the
little ones
The Washington times., 1908-10-03

Every Man for Himself. Norman Dun
can. Harper & Bros
A series OF stories of Labrador writ.
ten in Mr.. DunCan's eloquent and sym
pathetiCally humorous style.
The Washington times., 1908-10-03
kSSs.SSSSs g I: 3 8

Daily Mats. DC Ewes sc. SOC ans ,.
"a i-0i ~ S9,1 ,g Week 81 Big Novelties.
ne scott Wright Co. Melville Ellis E-,+
Ter a bassett- Bowen. Lima and Moi NJ
1T, mum ana Muller. Callan and Sr,ifb
EE-tasEaph- -NeNt Week-'-Tha Naked Trufb >,
Cameron and Flanagan. Little I4io. :, Etc
The Washington times., 1908-10-03

The Wartime Journal Of a Georgia
Girl. Eliza +. Andrews. D. Appleton
& Co.
An oId-fashioned Southern story, writ
ten in diary form, and interesting.
The Washington times., 1908-10-03

The Mastery of Mind in the Making
OF Man, Henry Frank. r + FennO &
Co.
A mastery AM practical outline OF
the entire field o, psychology.
The Washington times., 1908-10-03
500

The secretary Will be az his once in rbs
Law Building daily and IN the evenings Co.
Information. enrolment. payment OF ices
The Washington times., 1908-10-03

Tables OF Stone. Harold Begble.
Doubleday. Page & Co.
A novel with exquisite character draw
ing. diveTting in its development and
extraordinary in It's construction.
The Washington times., 1908-10-03

The Testing OF Diana Mallory, Mrs.
Humphry Ward. Harper & Bros.
Like most Of Mrs. Wards stories, re-
deemed by one character. Diana Mallory
is dainty, lOv1ble. and WOmanly; the
others are almost nOuentiues. and the
story IS just saved from being tiresOme.
The Washington times., 1908-10-03

The HOUsekeeptr's Week, Marian Har-
and The Bobbs Merrill CO.
An up-tO-date book on cooking and
many puzZlinS questions OF etiquette
The Washington times., 1908-10-03

Long Odds. Harold BindIoss. Small,
Maynard & Co.
A finely conceived, rather imag inative
story; the plot good. the characters
strong and the narrative interesting.
The Washington times., 1908-10-03
New Books at Hand.

The Jungle Folk Robert II. Milligan.
Fleming II. RCveu Company.
A complete tale Of travels in Africa,
with excellent descriptions OF the COun-
try and picturesque observations of
people and conditions.
The Washington times., 1908-10-03

Adventures Of a Nice Young Man. AK.
Duffield & Co
a curious novel interesting chiefly for
its siugularity.
The Washington times., 1908-10-03

A Captain Of Industry. EnOCh John
son. c. NJ. Clark Publishing Company.
A genuinely clever romance with its
scene IN modern mill life.
The Washington times., 1908-10-03

boarding and day school for kris. Rsv7IlaY
OF Special Courses Reopens Cctobar -
Mrs. J. SYLVESTER PHILLIPS
sels-30t Principal. I611 Conn A..
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-02-28
PINE GROVE

Cleveland Wilson is somewhat
indisposed this week.
Mrs Ollie Bursey is reported Oh
the list Of sick this week.
Miss Mary Dillon visited Miss
Maggie Wilson last week.
Miss Elsey Bursey says Eva is
good place for the chills
Frank Parks visited the family
of o. L. Wilson Friday evening.
Miss Eula Pafford visited Mrs
l.. ID. Wilson one day last week
A good many from here went to
Eva Saturday to see the back water.
Miss Myrtle Bursey visited the
family Of o. T. Wilson last week.
Malcomb Wilson has been yis-
iting his brother, Nathan Wilson.
Mrs. Artie Wilson was the guest
of Mrs. Johnnie Wilson last week.
Miss Maggie Wilson was the
guest Of Miss Mary Wilson one
day last week.
Mrs. Mary Flowers and sister
were guests Of Mrs. Mary Tofty
one day last week.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Houston Utley is reported very
low at this writing.
Miss George Wilson has been
visiting her brother, j. M Wilson,
on Harmons Greek.
The trial at Eva Saturday OF tie
case Of Hope Melton VS.. Robert
Cherry ended in compromise
And so Mr.. Willard is great
lover of popcorn. Perhaps it de-
pends on who does the popping.
The young folks We're given an
enjoyable entertainment at the
home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Alonzo PAT
ford Saturday evening.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-02-28
LICK CREEK.

Mr. and Mrs, Zolle Howe will
move to themselves this week.
Miss Hattie Clement spent Sat
urday night with Mrs. T. Winters.
We are glad to learn that Mrs.
Dora Climer is able to be up again.
Mr.. Cherry and family visited
Mr.. and Mrs. j NJ. Beaton Sunday.
The many friends of Miss Mol
lie Mannon regret to learn of her
bad state of health.
Logan Legate and family visited
the family Of James Rails Sunday.
Mrs. Rails is sick with the grip.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Nj. Stockdale
and little daughter, Miss Ila, spent
Sunday with G. d. Stockdale and
family.
Brother Larkins will preach at
Mount Union next Sunday morn
ing. Let every ybody come outand
hear him.
Very few homes in this locality
have escaped the grip. d. Stock
dale and Luna ALLEN are sick at
this writing.
Rev Mr. Garner filled his ap-
pointment at Mount Unions Sunday
morning We are glad that he is
able to be with us again.
Rev G. w Florence preached a
good sermon here last Sunday.
Brother Florence is well liked by
every body in this locality.
Mrs Lou Allen: II you should
happen to see this, don't forget to
come and eat fried chicken this
spring with the writer Rose.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-02-28
WAY

A. N. Melton visited friends at
Eva last Sunday.
Nance Wilson and family spent
Sunday with friends near Eva.
Sam Cherry and family Of Sui
phur Greek visited here Sunday.
Miss Lola Melton of Harmons
Greek is the guest of Mis- Phoebe
Melton this week.
Mrs. Lizzie Melton is visiting
her daughter, Mrs, Wick Wilson,
near Vale this week.
Miss Corrinne Pafford and Miss
Anna Holland visited the family
Of Fl. L. Holland Saturday.
Joseph Melton says if there is
no kick coming from the old folks
hesurely y can secure housekeeper
Well, we'll.
AS the result of dangerous fall
last week Alvy, the little son of
Anderson Melton, was badly cut
on his face.
There is much Indignation here
among Democrats over the action
of the State committee last week
in refusing to call a direct primary
for governor
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-02-28
FAIRVIEW.

Hugh Bishop visitedshis father
at Mount Moriah Sunday.
Robert Pafford and family Wis
tied in Flatwoods Sunday.
We are having fine weather and
farmers are busy sowing oats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Parks were
guests of Frank Pafford Sunday.
We are glad to learn That the
sick of the community are better.
| .B A. Totty and family visited
his daughter, Mrs. o. N. Pafford,
Sunday
Tennessee River is still rising.
Guess we are in for. heavy freshets
this spring,
L. ID. Melton has been making
new and desirable improvements
on his premises.
Mrs. G W, Clark has returned
from visit to her daughter in
HumPhleye Comfy
Blake Pafford and sister; Miss
Veltna, who arein school at Cam
den, spentSnnday withhomefolks.
Mr.. aud Mrs John Childress,
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Melton and
Mrs. b. A. Totty were guests Of
Alonzo Paf'ord Sunday.
The Sunday school aud prayer
meeting at Chestnut Hill, which
have been discontinued On account
of sickness and bad weather, will
open again in the spring.