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BODY IN WELL is
STILL A MYSTERY

Los ANGELES. Cal. Nov So
With the body OF an unidentified
man recovered from an abandoned
vel on the Crinkiaw ranch, now
lying in the city morgue. the 20
lice today admit that they are at
sea
In hopes that something may b.
found that will lead to identified,
ton. the well will be pumped dry
this afternoon and It's contents OK.
amined, A complete examination
u the alkali eneruated skeleton.
according 10 Coroner Hartweli. In.
dleated that u has been Ia the well
for year inatead of six weeks.
X has been shown beyond a
doubt that the rope tied around the
body under the armpits had been
used 70 hold the body TO a weight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
For 40 Years Charlotte Has
Played at Court With
Mimic Courtiers and a
Spirit Emperor.

The saddost story OF royalty In
this old worlds history Is that of
Charlotte. cX,empress Of Mexico.
Once mistress OF an American
court which outshone those OF
Europe. beautiful and accomplished
today she Is mad stark. raving
mad. and dying a prisoner In So
eluded chateau near Brussels,
Here for the last 40 years she has
held a mimic court In her madness,
smiled and frowncd on her mimic
courtiers. paid 20 foster her insane
decisions. stii believing she is an
empress.
Voice Of Ambition.
MAMMALIAN. offered the Quaklug
throne Of Mexico. listened 20 her
voice and became ambitious. so am
bilious ne lost his throne and his
life.
When the lettering throne crum
bled aud fell, Charlotte rushed 10
Napoleon and begged him 10 keer
his French soldiers IN Mexico. but
be turned her away, So she went
from court to court. always finding
the same answer
Then An Reason Fled.
At last the haughuly proud en-.
press OF the new world sought con.
ISOLATION from the pope. and there
In Rome the last shred OF reason
fled.
And while she pleaded with Ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
TWO POETS DECLARE WAR
'DICKY" AND A GIANT

she D. not oid she is uot young.
The woman Nith the sefpants Tongue.
The haeEara cheek the hguErFinE eye.
The roisoned acfas chat sii1iY rY
Tne fafnlshfd face. the fytrfsst hand
Who Hisrfs the eaffhirst ln The iand.
sueerr az ths tuss. rontrmus the brave
And ulArksns kVoaarHs ln We Nteys.
~ truthfal numtera tr she sung
Tbs Woman with thr NeFYrafa reuEaei
cppeernina Nhuni FRme hints az thtnKs
Told DIST in shFuze and whispefinNaf
Ambitious tfuw her aafei hour.
And trhrmiHg Aii Der life fdF power.
with little left ~ aeenfiy pride.
With Vrapmsd fanFs she can not HIDE.
Wno half makss love 10 Fug today.
Eolnorfpw kitFs her su~st ksay
burnt 90 WifHfn IS that strange soul
she can res siaks - Frf control
NaiirrNufslipp 4. uukina. unswefts
Past All example tnaissrrrfs
Hectic Haa afHafE overetFnng
Tte Woman with she SeFpenfs Tpnsue
70 thluk fhAt such as nhs can mar
Names shAt utuenE tire sotivN arr'
That hands like hers can tngfh the
springs
That meye who sasvr what men asl
thluEs
THAT en- her wu, ,hslr fa,es have
hunWf-
The woTnau vi;b the ssrpspfs Tongue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
FIGHT STORMS IN
TRIPS To SEATTLE

All the steamers coming into the
harbor last night and this morning
showed the effects OF the storm
which has been raging on the North
Pacific for the past week
The Governor. from San Francis
ca. got in last evening She reports
that the storm struck her Just ag
she passed Gray'H llarbor. and that
she had TO fight Il all the way up
the coast
The Cottage CITY. from Kctchlkan,
lost a llfeboat overheard. and OK.
perieucod considerable buffeting.
The Humboldt. which left at the
same time she did has not yet been
reported In The men along the
front think that she has tied up IN
some place for the laet two days,
waiting for the storm TO abate
The ~ l.. Lnckenuack arrived
from rockingham this morning and
Is taking on salmon. She leaves for
New York on Friday
The umatilln leaves this evening
for San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
TRASHY NOVEL REAL
MENACEPINKERTON

LOB ANGELES. Cal, Nov 40
William plnkertou. head OF the
pinkerton detective agency. who
is here today declared that tho
problem OF the day IN criminal de-
lection work Is to suppress the
youth whose mind teens with
bandit novels aud the thrills Of
crimes depicted In the cheaper NOV
Ing picture shows pinkerton said
The problem Of the day n the
amateur the young man with NO
record by which he may be traced
and with a deaperateneBH born of
trashy study OF crime. lie rs the
fellow who usea the revolver. often
wi,hout the slightest provooation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

INSIST ON A NEW YORK BOx
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Ring up A a615 or Maia 1890.
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One trial one test Goodbye to
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
A pnIsbIo spectacle.

Here since 1879 the pitiabio spec.
tRcle OF an empress holding mimic
court. with phan1om eourtlara and
spirit emperor has gone on,
And here she viii continue her
mad dclualons until death. lowering
over the aged aud haggard maniac
shall mercifully take Charlotte. the
ambitious. from her throne.
The noble hrutus hath told you
that Caesar was ambitious. said
Antony ~ Il were SO It was
grleyoua fault, and grleyousiy hath
Caesar answered for H.
And how gricyousis has poor
Charlotte answered FOR her am.
bition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
THE MARKETS

The following are the average prices
quoted BY che local whoiesaisrs on
local produce meats and feedi
Prices tn all cnses ARE subject 60
variation. according Ca freshpess
aud general esoviience. but hess
prices. ualr.s otherwise Indicated,
are far strictly first grades.
Hl.LL..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
DEATH WILL SOON CALL THIS MAD
EMPRESS FROM PHANTOM THRONE
Tho Rise o. oIaE.

and In the first CLEANS OF the morn.
Ing sun, shot him down as a traitor.
The Rise Of piaz.
In that army that eneompnascd
the downfall OF Macmillan and the
empire was general. Porflrio Dlaz
by name. now president OF Mexico,
who. though avoiding the splcndor
of royal court. holds Mexico IN a
steellcr grip than ever the weak
Macmillan did as emperor
And all these years Diaa has
ruled Mexico in the name OF prcsi'
dent OF a republic, Charlotte. hidden
away IN the old nolgian castle, her
mind gone. has continued TO dream
the dreams OF an empress
For 90 years. poor domcnted
Charlotte has been hidden away
from the world. seen by no human
being except her immediate attend
ants and what few of her royal rel
atiyes who take the trouble TO visit
a mad woman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

Woodland auxiliary 90 the
Rebekaha will hold Christmas
bazaar AZ l. O o " temple. corner
Fremont ny, and nlenett st.. on
"Wednesday afternoon and evening.
December 1. Every body invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
WANT SPECIAL
PROSECUTOR.

. The Salmon Bay Improve. .
= ment club, az It's regular Z
= weekly meeting yesterday. I
went on record favoring a 4
: movement 20 secure a special ,
: prosecutor for the grand jury {.
; proceedings. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
VAIL lMMIoRATIoM srArIoN.

AZ meeting ~ the Commercial
club this evening that body viii
recommend that congress appro-
pirate $4,000 for an immigration
station here
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Was Il a woman bore this thing
Made cat - words. g. sresF and sinEf
A fhiaR o. words 70 sran and scan.
Yet tArea So slEn himself a manf
He's grow ms old. Ne e. not tQung
The Poet with tho Cow arts f9NEue
Was II woman long aee
Went sheeuwa the fires &c her youns
WNtnh
To hear this man who sings thts song
The poeg with the gowusda Tun@uef
ia tFathfui numbers 30 be sara
The Poet with the gnwArds TunFur-=-
MADE cut 81 wartts to suasr Aud sing
A thing ef words a paper thiaE.
A little hook % classic ring
The peef with tha cou4rd's sang
Think nct The woman he BETRAYED
Name an uukunwn--la thus HeFtFaVet
Poor roet starved for her strange eyes.
Despair tells all % "a strange lies
Bet there's an answer 20 his song
The Woman with the SsrpsntN Tongue.
o. Teef with the Cowards TeeEHe.
Cnuse 10 New York amd p0u shall know
o. singer ~ the crwnFdN song
Hts fate who sings q woman 81.
Come te New York and faee the msn
Because they love their werner ana would
die
Rather than tell Wnllan Watson be
Aheut woruan--ev~a in a sauE
o. Poet with the cNwsrds ransue.
ENNtI
Was ~ a "suestr who darrs to wrong
Hls hostess IN ~ faui a senrF
Q. Poet Wtth the CouRrds rnnEue-
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Dlcky Laughs Merrlly.

''Ha. ha.' said Dicky tempera-
mentally lie brushed aside his
Roycrottie hair. Since nowadays
gloves are the recognized weapons
for settling affairs Of honor, leave
the size Of them 70 the laureied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30

NEW YORK. Nov. 30 -It begins
to look more and more as II Rich
ard Le Gallicnne--''Dicky.~ Ebert
Hubbard and the elect at East Au.
rora call him-may have started
something he can't finish
Dicky. a poet. criticised some.
what severely poem written re.
Gently By VIM. Watson. the British
poet who narrowly escaped being
made poet laureate after he had
: written an ode 20 Lord Tennyson IN
1892.
The Britisher replied to picky
Dicky got rid Of some more uufeel.
ing conversation. and Watson an
nounced that he Is coming 10
America. One Of these DAYS some
body VIII drag Dicky out OF his hid.
Ing place in the potato bin and drop
him In the squared circle. and what
started out TO be a battle Of salons
win end by breaking into the sport.
ing page.
It's going to be a real dool with
4-ounee gloves
Flow II Started.
II started with Watson's poem.
The Woman With the serpents
Tongue describing an unnamed
woman in numbers that make her
out as scarcely polite enough to get
job vilIainessing at the Seattle
theatre.
When Dlcky lie Gallienne heard
about 1t he cult work on the East
Aurora wood pile. retired TO bis
chamber and arranged his thoughts
In poetic order When he came out
he had all written and ready 10 put
In the paper piece lp0etiesll en-
titled The Poet with the CowaFds
Tongue"
II was parody. also scream,
and an editor paid Dicky good
money for r. When Watson read
IL he was even madden than Dlcky
had been He spoke Of coming
over and meeting Dicky face to
face
Dicky Laughs Merrily.
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poleon for help. soldiers of the ri.
umphant republican army took the
10 the top OF a Hill Just
outside Of the town OF Queretaro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
as-pooi Tsbics-is
z3-soIo Tabics-25

Bar. restaurant. cigar stand and
seven chair barber shop. Largest
place q the Kind in the world $40
cash given away daily. isi3-i5i7
Third av. between Pike and Union
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and In the first CLEANS OF the morn.
Ing sun, shot him down as a traitor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-30
u arnaLe GrOttO

And Factory, i425 9TH Az.
Open from II 40 a. IN. te / "a. IN,
. Special MONDAY Combination
zoe. 25c and ace.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-01
COnercial

Los senorcs j. Nieves y Co. ; ~
C. nos avisan que han eonstfinido, en-
Arroyo. una socicdad mercantil en co
mandita que girara bajo la expresaea
raz6n social. siendo iinieo gerenie don
J. r. Nieves. v comanditario don An
tonic S. Alcaide.
Al propio tempo nos dice e sei'pr
Nieves. que esta ierminada Ia iI4o'sia-
ci6n. dosde Il p De Novieinbfe. dc =
mercaDtil J. Nicves Co, por cosnpra
lecha 4 los comanditarios don Tomas
Bcrnardini y don Modesto Bird Leon
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-01
(Continuacion)

r Sabcmos oue unas de las condlciones
exigidas al hombre para ser f1ferte con
IRA In tuberculosis. cs La Integrdad de
"a, sistema nervioso. Pues bIen, ei
alcohol cs uno de los venenos mas ac-
4iv0s del sistema neryioso, su eXita--
cion sobre los nervios es fctlcia
peligrosa seguida siempre de depre-
sion. Esto nos explica una m'htitud
de detalles de patol6gia individual y
coiectiva. v todas las miserias ISL
cas- morales one descargan sobre ei
alcoh6lico su descendencia.
Por nltimo las estadisticas denn'cs-
tran Ia Marcia paralela entire la ex-
tension del alcoholismo y La extension
de Ia tuberculosis: nos demuestran
tambien que desde hace cerca de oO
amos que SIC ha desarrollado el consul
mo del alcohol de ind'rstria, ha au-
mentado la proportion de indivldlos
tuberculosis en- las cludades en- los
eampos. En- nuestro pals, era casi
desconocida La tuberculosis entire los
libaros. atacaba sobre todo los habi-
tantes de las poblaciones urbanas-
Pues bien, desde que el Jibaro, baJo
In Influenza de la miscria que le I'M
pIde 4 veces alimentarse s,1fclentemen-
lie. abandon6 su sobriedad proverbIai
y sc convirtio d su sez Ell alcohoiico,
yemos como Ia tuberculosis invade
nnestros campos. La estadistica de-
muestra como aamenta en- Puerto HI
co Ell niimero de defunciones por tu-
bercuIosis; por ella sc pnede yer que
eI aiio 1900 & 1901 fallecieron por tu-
berculosis pulmonar 977 indivldnos so
lamente. Ell nilmero de defunciones va
progresiyamente en- aumerito hasta ei
aiio de 1907 i 1905 EN- que pereeen
1,S45; es decir un aumento de SI9 de-
funciones en- aTos. lgual pasa con
las otras tuberculosis.
IQuereis un ejemplo mas probante
t0davfas En- los paises del Norte de
Europa (Inglaterra, Suecia, Noruega
etc,) Ell alcoholismo era una verdadera
playa social. habia adquirido cnormes
proporcsones. la tuberculosis su
veg emprendia una marcia ascenden-
te, & tai extreme que hubo de IN
quietar alarmar poderosamente la
atenci6n de s,is estadisticas. Toma-
runse medidas energlcas, draconianas,
como en- Noruega, donde sc lego al
punto de ccfrar toda taberna, en- la
que un indIviduo Sc hubiese emborra-
ehado, de imponer multa tan fuer-
fe al dueiio de la taberna, que la rem
cidencia 10 hnbiese arrumado sin pie
dad. No tardo en- verse el resirltsido
de estas meditlas: el alcohoIismo ha ids
ficmpo han sido cada yez memories los
exfragos causados por la tuberculosis.
: En- Francia, por ell contrario aumenta
el alcoholismo de manera espantosa,
> sbbre todo el absintismo, de manera
faI que ella ocupa ell primer lugar en-
Are los Iaises europeos consumidorei
de alcohol Y sucede que la tuber-
esfoss tonia proporciones iahs, q'le
xambien en- ella ocnrre el mayor Hl-
nero de defunciones por dlcha enter
ne<Iad. No solamente la terribLe pIa-
IA Sc extieBde. sIno que el numero
ste delnentes y de crimirales es eada
xsz mayor.
Sc kae1 nece sario. SeHoTsS. que a
Gobierno Insliar tome mcdidas dc pre-
xrrvaeids y dc hieicue. II DO qaier
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-01
LAS.CNRIRINC|AS SOBRb la TUBERCULOSIS
Discurso pronunciado por el Doctor don Tomas Vaz-
quez, en- e salon del Ayuntarniento, en- Ia
2 noche del 26 de Enero de 1909

que el aIcoholiSmo v su companera IN
separable, la tuberculosis, tomen cada
vez mayores preparedness Ell este pals.
Creaci6n de sociedades de tcmperan-
cia; conferencias en- las escuclas, on las
fahricas tallercs. en- las que Sc de-
muestren las terriblcs consecucncias del
alcohol; penalidades severas para los
taberneros y adulteradores de profe
sion, tales son las mcdidas que en- mi
cntendcr, debiera poner ell planta el
GobicrnO Insular.
Llegamos. seiioras senores, 4 la al
TINA parte de este traba lo, concernien-
te ala defcnsa del medic sano con
ira ell individuo enfermo" ".-Despues
de la defensa individual. la defensa co
lectiva
De dos medios principales dispone
la defensa colectiva; ia declaration
obligatora' las medidas que deban
tomarse contra la "habitacion insaIu-
hre".
All tratar de estos asintos hemos de
chocar necesariamente contra muehos
prejuicios 6 intereses Por 10 mismo,
debemos decir muy alto. muy claro, 10
que pensamos sobre estos particulares.
Dignos de respeto. de consideration
son La Ilbertad individual el senti-
nento doIoroso y dclicado que puedan
sentir un eenfermo sus familares
lfrcnte cicrtas exigencias. induda-
blemcnte Sc pasara mucho tempo an
tes de que ellos Sc convenzan de la nece-
sidad impresclndible de declarar GUAM
| do uno de ellos esta atacado de tan
cruel enfermedad El coneepto "con-
tagio' no ha penetrado aun en- ei do
| ,uinio piblico, las gentes no sc dan
cuenta exaicta de la necesidad de su
lfealizaci6n, como ignoran de que peli-
gro estan rodeadas: existe invenclble
| rcpugnancia en- cumplir con las obli-
raciones de la declaration de la enfer-
raedad y con los preeeptos higienlcos
| que ella arrastra, como por eJemplo.
| In necesidad de la desinfecci0n de La
tI.abitaci5n v de los objetos de uso del
| ltsbcrculoso. Pero, 81 el enfermo sus
Ifamiliares consideran I'll peIIgro tan
grande que CORE La sociedad entera,
se convenceran de que es un deber pa
ra elIos someterse 4 esa necesidad. Tn
| nfermo no es un ser aislado on la VI
! In. 81 forma parte de ANA sociedad en-
| a que tiene derecho, pero en- la que
| tambien tiene deberes, de los cuales
| / mas sagrado IS no ser danIno d los
demas
| Tn enfermo contagioso no tiene el
iin medic en- 81 que constituye un pc
lligro para In vida de sus semej jantes
cuando un desgraciado esta en- esta-
do de peligro para 81 Y para los de-
mas. la sociedad tiene el deber de aten
ler 4 su doIencia, Y de hacer humana-
mente cuanto sea possible para cuidar-
%. para salvarlo; pero. en- eambio, ese
nformo tiene Fl deber de ceder 4 las
medidas que Ia soeiedad tome para i'm
'redlrle seminar por todas parties los
| sssrfuaues ds su sf,ferfnpdad sobrs
todo dcbc ese enfermo pensar en- que
ieasi sienpre aqueilcS quienes Il anna
,ue sus parieuts mas pr6ximos, seriar
las primerss yietimas de su Begiigen
cia-
| (Coniinuara
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-01
BARoNESA sIVET.
HdiVOrcIOen OSESIads UnidoS

La duraci0n de los matrmonios que
Sc divorcian en- los Estados Unidos, So
gun el Bolctin numero %. de la ofici-
ma del censO, es de un promedio de
90 amos, tomando el compute de las
dos decadas anteriores 1906, contra
90 amos EN- ell periodic entire 1867 Il
1886.
En- el periodic mas reciente es digno
de notarse que fueron concedidos pro-
|porclonalmente divorcios durantc los
primeros amos de la vida matrimonial.
mientras que despues del d6cimo a1o
de matrimonio disminuyeron propor-
|cionalmente en- una mitad de los con-
|cedidos hasta 1887.
Dos factores pueden ser la calIsa
de este fenomeno primero, la extern
sion del promedio de vida de las per-
senas EN- los nltimos veinte amos, que
hizo posibles mas matrimonios Y, con
s'guientemente, mas divorcios entire FL
grupo de los que llegaron a los diez
|anos; segundo, el matrimonio edad
lavanzada
Las personals que contraen matrino-
lnio 4 una edad madura han de ser
mas tolerantes con sus molestias, en-
easo de que ell enlace no sea del todo
Isatisfactorio.
Despues del quinto ano de vida ma
Itrimonial, ell nnmero de los que procu-
ran ell divorcio decrece considerable
mente 81 no fuera por la dilacion
en- obtener la sentencia definitiva des-
pues de La separation, podria declrse
qne la crisis llega mucho antes del
Iquinto ano-
Las separaclones Sc verifican mas
| lfrecuentemente La termination del
primer aTo de matrimonio, en- tanto
cue antes del fin del segundo, una
tercera parte de todas las personas
que obtienen divorcio eventualmente
lviven separados. De 110,929 divorcios
leuatro quntos del total concedido en-
| las dos tlltimas decadas, solo en- 2o4
mil 251 casos transcurrieron dos amos
entire ell matrimonio y la separation
| /, sea 1863 por ciento.
En- el primer ano de vida marital es
natural que aun en- matrlmomos 1eii-
ces sobrevengan diversas causas lie
fricci6n, que requieren mucho tacto
consideration mutua para hacerse des-
Iaparecer. oero 81 la ammonia prevaleee,
| las ilisiones del noviazgo no Sc desVa-
neceiran con las duras pruebas de Ia
vida praciica. La indulgencia puedc
lograr mncho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-02-01

Para salir Sc usa la boa de plamas
rizadas, redonda, que midc metro Y me-
do. Sc cruza un lado, con una pun
ta caida por delante Y la otra por de-
tras. La pluma color topo, que sipA-
ta bien con todo, Sc reparte. la boga
de la pluma negra.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1909-05-14
THE BEST CLUBBING OFFER.

In this paper will be found clubbing
proposition which we think every reader
who knows good'thing when he sees it
will accept. 1t is an offer of this paper,
together with the Daily Tennessean
Sundays excepted) for the year for So,
cashmoney. You mayconsider it good
thing'marked down, if you like. 1t is a
less than cost proposition. What we are
after, what the Tennessean is after, and
the show" we gottogetheris that we both
want to lengthen our lists of paid upin
advance subscribers. Readtheproposi-
ton and we think you will subscribe at
once.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1909-05-14
LADIES' AID SOCIETY.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the
MethodistE Episcopal ChurchSouth
met with Mrs. Matte Hudson last
Tuesday with good attendance.
The secretary's report showed that
the proceeds of the strawberry
supper Friday evening amounted
to little more than $40.
tits the intention of the society
tofurnish the church with modern
pews, and the ladies are planning
their work with this end in view.
It was decided to give an enter
tainment about the last of June,
and Mrs. A. S. ustice, Mrs. W. W.
Whitfield and Mrs. j. Y. Travis
were appointed to select a drama.
A call meeting will be held with
Mrs. S. L. Peeler next Tuesday
afternoon to arrange program.
The next regular meeting will
sbe with Mrs. G. O. Hubbs. The
society will elect officers at this
meeting.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1909-05-14

Postoak Camp Woodmen of the
World will hold memorial services
at Camden Cemetery next Sunday
afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. @. N.
Frazier has been selected to deliv-
er an grafton. According to Gus
tom, all members of the order are
requested to be at the camp hall at
l p. M. sharp Sunday and proceed
in column formation to the. ceme-
terry.
After prayer services Tuesday
evening at the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, South, led by Mayor
V. f. Morris of Big Sandy, an Ep-
worth League was organized by
electing w. 2. Redick, president;
Miss Edith Travis, secretary, and
Miss Irene Fry, treasurer. Owing
to lateness of the hour the organ
ization was not fully completed,
and this will be done probably at
the meeting next Tuesday evening.