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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-08

"HE Men and Religion Forward
Movement, which has during
the last three months stirred the
cities of the west and south,
reaches Maine Jan. 6, 1912, when the
eight day Portland Men and Religion
Convention begins. For several months
many Portland business men have
been at work conducting II survey and
studying the different problems con
fronting the churches and the city
These facts have now been gathered
and the men are ready to discuss
them. In order to get profit out of
the discussion team of experts has
been secured to advise with the local
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-08

80 800 feet We're cut in the Penobscot
basin The principal commercial Wood
vas spruce, but hemloek and cedar
Neln also out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-08
PARTISAN SAGE

Guaranteed for Dandruff, Falling Hair,
Scalp isch and 20 Make Dull, Faded
Hair Radiant.
Mrs. Ella Gilchrist. w. Pitt Street.
Bedford. Pa. writes this interesting let
fer. read itt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-19
SCOTTISH RITE GUARDS
OPEN INDOOR EXPOSITION

niysl about witch w6eeHnz psoyis davs
h~atd not little during tee a., f,~
weeks. a. opened 10 the general pHSiir
t-I ffFtine. - O'Clock. And. - tend
ihs 10 snow the keen interest tire pgriie
,.A'H IA tI~ event. u may be stated
mat during tho eNsn4nE. aVpros ifnst,.5
80 isr-~ns visited the troi,i-h Rte
Cathedral The eommodlous building
10 = raPaciiy OF s.boV aud ,hsT~ were
tu.-s shsn the exposition fio.r W.
crowded. while the s4iar lous a. 1itnrlum
~ the second floor sl.o was fii.st for
fhe ristst al psssant given under th-
direct i"n % i'r. Louie 4 Br0okss
]" say Tat u.e gageni vas an artistic
-''''sS y 'inz unlv haif rutn a.
was more than succss-. In the opinion
- tns-r no vcSupieu practically every
available SCAT 81 the performance which
.AAtsi throughout an hour No better
music ever vas sung 10 NhesiinG talent
an 40 letter work ever has been sesn
In locul theatrical clr-l.. ThsA to, tie
ssuetnl public was given to 500, for the
ftet thine Tho wonderful tls 900 ward
r"4e of tho r~ottish Rite. ussi IN the
- Ia"t'"u- The Iasoant will be given
"-'n evening throughout Ne entire wssk
tnd treat - Ia store .or those was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-19
SOME COLLEGE CHAPPIES
AT OXFORD ARE JOKERS

WASHINGTON. nov. Is \ severe
criticism Of tie calihre OF students
sent 20 oxford UniVysiiy under Tho
Rhodes scholarships Was delivered to-
day by DT. George a. Parkin. of OK
ford. executive secretary az the
Rhodes scholarship trust, before Tie
National Assoc .ltiou o. state lui-
versitiC.. which began its seventeenth
annual session here today.
Dr ParhIu divided the students
sent TO oxford from TIE United
States into three CLASSES. The first
third he said were high grade stu
dents. the second third were fair.
while the other third we'll IL Is a
mystery 10 the oxford faculty how
they ever get there Ir. Paik!u said
that merit should tc The determining
factor iu awarding the Rhodes s"hOl-
arships Well rounded student. Wcre
desired. he declared. REGARDLESS Of
financial Or social STANDING he told
Tho assocIation that he could .u' un-
ders'aud the lack 90 interest 10y
Americans Zoo tie opportunity olaEcd
by the Rlodes scheme
\ report on tho plan for national
Univnrslty. - be- located in Washing
Ton and conducted by the federal gov
eminent. WAS made by br Edmund
4 James. pres dsut ~ th" University
,r Illinois Tho association coutem-
p.atc. asking the next ccnertse for
IN appropriation az half milton dol.
'ars \ committee. cous.stng Cd
President James. President W o.
THOMPSON OF Ohio state Iuiversitv.
aud President Brown N,Tcs. a. tu-
University of TenEe. 'c. was appoint.
% 90 press The matter before con
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-19

~-rs nat In ATTENDANCE last niEht or
nNih< n Attendance. found too uI rn sls@
~ interest 20 take TIVE 80 - ~ ~ pr
Guards on Hand.
-" scottish Il ts e. ards ur DEP r .lzr
ausrir"- 90. nir event - a-.r- wen
N'f~ 'u t7rf ?. man ans Visitors r.er-
stoNr every Druff"rv NOR only from
ih"r .ps;- tu' frItn -. ate. SAINTS At
lion room on the lower for aad b., n
fhf'f Ten IffH u"~~t u. lra4ft tor
thc '. aslHr '. wra.fr uf uftafr- fe--
: .nns y ~ lt-rH.ning fashion -...l. o.f
M-i-tsT- Fun orchs-,ra was o. attend
sI.t.' 900 zee tsH fHs rH .ul . ... .... . -
"a, i'-'"in - reni-t-i ."ls ."it
W. eve. < T.. ca-nlsa4 fs.'-f-. toe.
VS. ~ .nFor'an one
NJ ia Oh. there va- sonnet iuE Doing
.NFtl miptf". for tho crowd aii hun
itti- of those VINO ATTENDED fls greatest
90 au indoor expeditions ever aftsupt.I
Js2aass. Tee oara.n-
'fNe CO. va met objects uf interest tu
~" visitor 20 the EXPOSITION l. "a. Ja.-
Hn.se 'ea sardsE ur~t 80 ths riEHt rios
49,. 49,. 55 spi I'm. III a., ~.
- Ianghars. ca. - inm.d,.t.iy la,
pressed with the td.a that .-r.l.. I.
some GnknoNn power. q power unseen arl
1nie4t Ne tndf~rly Aas BEEN Transport
81 20 The Flpwssy Kingdom. WI tIr-
ther moor 90 a. ~ afforded ~ the bevv
~ J.tan"se Waiiers who hasten here
aHc mere. serving tea. and Gals. A.
g.. cream. Tie Garden - 'u cUafr. .t
Mfs. J.. d. ffu.k--. Mr.. if I'd, Hr-.t
MI len p Hamilton. Ms. IS o. -u.t.
~ - wager nF1 H uurl~r 90 .Y.iHG y
MAJ, attendants iu Japsuezs costumes
t. f.s lett o. the suIfancs .f.i t.. .I-
sauls booT L. - chsek room wlsss guests
iua leave their wTsIs during ta..E STAY
Ia shoe building
crGssasrs' Camp.
nut ~ Urs - impressed With tho
beauty OF tHs Tea garden. Do. must ls
eaid 10 hat" ga Etsr. f.g i.u o. .tf.I
create surprise uu tAe HeClrI Hnar 80.
the crusaders 'nUf. The Is4..r+utlt.
inu Is just what th. rii." implies the
ann slowing IN" sroiiS ~ a." success
orient Tie" aEraug' nsut j. ~ % e.
] iauzAe;m. who drew upon l.s stock
OF oriental treasures Got -uff'rIrft f. t.l
"a large room. w.lU-. fpgefhef vita fr.
cur tunes ara ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF fH-
Z fuEtt'rs. makes ~ an Arrangements
ih- like . which never b~iofe vs. t.-rn
IN Wheeling The s'fueatf.-s' l..f..-. -.. 80
be seen to he appreciated ana even ten
OI4u !n wonder struck
Exposition HAIL.
Upon entering fns g.Atu sssHt-fftnu
hall one ngaiH - likely O.. fufl..f that
Do" 10 Iu Wheeling. being iupI. LIKELY tp
adopt 90. notion that poo las, just lssu
froursd from sound sleep during
which ha wac carried to New Y.k pr
fum~ other large city. First Uf the
booths On the right ~ tNut OF DO. Vince.
AK Electric c"n4pany. which FEE shuviu
IA" most up-to-iatv electrical a4pli-
gugeF
Next a. line - display cas-. ARRANGED
by the G"o. j.. Stl:'l g.. and DO. .I~.....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-19

T. given Iysk - r.sri. 90 e..t.
each % WHICH - WORTH s.'rnst-.ns like
tflnE th. to-si VALID. .. p. $50
stone a. T.n-.as .-s ...a.r- ... Ire.
ses4ng ma,n.r. I1 t.e next Ira. -
r,zrkabI~ u.-k b. j. ....i.f. -. I'M.
II.sl wift r. a I..-.u-f-st.r I- ia
'I.afFe Z t-~ hoy'
t0"tE az -<ssp ~ Il rp. ne . $500.
.ate ava g.. o. ar. Hiss t-r-a
cpmisr'
=. g. I-ur...'u TO- ..a... - o.. ...st4
.wfz th, r.r..rssiI. f..t..-. ~
NIL. '..s r.ase a. IN, a. a. -t.f-
N.v' "a order .-rt.a -. i..... . HI.
Ter cuWf.art Mss Nf.I.-. NylI.a In
charge. s..RiuE even r.4rc ir SPAR.
rus = chocolates ia e. m.-t ut.ra,tias
arrHng. merf.
To N's AZ. NJ sag.r. rtaary.
Nlfh az '"r@ lsA t. ,. ArE.. f- e. Niug
a. - chances .r % i.iar.i~. ;.t~- ..uu-
might b. f1..l 'o .ur
i,sia". 100 - beams .'-'a" .stra' 81
- Ms ~ffU-s-u rfttt b Fls .-. which
mace i"r we ."i'- 4'-'ltHt-
q W ''sls 81 ts"tr BE- t-sf. w.fr Mr.
reg .A .alt" g. '- "f- 90 o.. ni">t
,.-t ..t' ~ th-. '"".'.- CO. tic a.
p1-iis'U .t' ar 't'.s - ~rnwlrs some
"i tH"-' .if.r CI"f '- f"r t-~~ wuIra
~ 80 10 ''t' ."i ".- iir i~ -it-
ihE HNHf . potato at... H~ H souvenir.
gre ".~i '-- A''' -.-" .tI.n a.'''ih
.'..'r .'N' I tti' H.I -s r'fstb
S'.,N'l'.'-'r p" .."'1' ''.Hsi'i.a o.
go D.. o." '"" o." l- mem
r..il u. .'' '- n.'f' Zoo" ."H iHtn"s
"'hf iu' i''.i' Sable sr"Nfu 90 ta-
y, 1870. ID" ~ =
s Sc. az t. sia,. i"s'-i~f..'' arc i.r-
To- N'H 90 -'".r 90 "'"s'
.t;t '''i' 'i .'.' n'"' '"''''- ufNi
a., g. o.. 'H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-19

which Intended with Impoverished Blood
and eShs istion az force. The Discovery
round tonic which restores the blood
heart by itang Natures methods Of restoring waste
OF tissue and fec ling the heart and lungs
red blood.
su'srct from pain under right shoulder blade
cough W, DoRs New Tirookland,
X v Pierce Buffalo, Y Had four different doctors
have Operation bedrddcn. unable
Pierce Golden Medical Discovery
hour time when had taken do
cooking Children ts-,kfo
then IN go~i health ~ weight Is i67 p0uatA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-19
COVER NMENT


fncufs WIS 20 convert ig'cr ui' ~
com lirgfion subjected 20 rgic- aud
regulations The trade VINE urIcflc.
aiiv controlled from uridur'r % CON
-ImsT." ..,d be- "Hud 'fc potency ~
the sccule WRs established hy tlp CO.
opo-rficn OF ~ uer cont ~ the manu-
lecturers nui their HdcIfv to 10 WAS
secured NOT only hv trade advantages
hIf bv what was practically q pe'un-
1ry penalty NOT l.Tpt't termed 90
me argument cash bail
Tcdays decision su-tsius The de-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-19
WILL BUILD SIX
NEW TORPEDO BOATS

WASHINGTON. NV Is Con.
trac's iuT the construction o. six new
torpedo hnaf d's'roy'rF. bids on which
were opened a' iAr Havy Department
today. Wi. Dee divided among several
"i ihs seven bidders. No company
oI"red 90 build al a. The q, .ts1scrs.
ana th" t7amp Company lf Plradel.
ThI1. whose b.d of Ssff.4Uu each for
'.teo vessels. was f.c lowest on The
a' rHr'W'r'.s do-i- us a.su vIs the
only builder 90 seek contracts for
more 'LIu two
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-19
OGDEN FUNERAL

-, 10. Dispatch 90 o." suf.iU.,u..r
FAlRSrNT. W. Va Sov is In.
neral services over the remains OF
th, late ] r. T.. y. Ogden. WHO died A.
Dds home a. SLinnstUu. twelve miles
south oi THIS city. Sunday morning.
viii De hold from his late rcsiCeuc,.
H. o'clock Tuesday afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-19


WASHINGTON. Noy. IS-Thc g1v-
eminent today won its fight In the Su-
prcmc court OF the United States
against the so-cailci "bathtub" trust.
The court held that the license agree
mer's " cuaIuelcd ware mauufactur-
crs were ia violation Of the sherman
aHtt'.st law.
The government named In It's bill
Is corporations and - individuals. II
WAS allowed that the Defendants
owned l35 Of the $50 furnaces 10 the
country aHd through resale agreement
were in combinations with 900 job
brrs. luur ffths az the total number
% The United States.
The alleged combination WAS
hrou-h' about by means of patents on
a tr"dscr. an implement used Tor slft.
iuE the ~hite powder over the articles
10 be- coated with porcelain. Osfensi
bly, as e. royalty for the use Of the pa.
tent the manufacturers agreed 10 pay
10 The association f." OF Si25 Tor
rat b furnace ana 20 subscribe tO the
trade agreement not to sell Seconds. D."
not 20 sell ylbber who diI uo- sign
e trade arreemenf. and not 70 sell be
low certain prices. \ p-rtion OF this
fee was ~ be returned after a certain
Irurfh % time. but An amount varying
between 600" and $40 000 remained
90 o." hand, ~ tie officer o. the as-
.Cr.a'I0a constitute. practically cash
bail or guaranty f-r the observance
% th. agreement. similarly D. means
~ a rebate system certain sum con
stitut.ug "a cash bail given by the .ub
Der remained Ia the hands Of 1he az
ISOLATION
The main question az issue in the
case was whether by the man.pulatiou
20 patent monopoly could be- built
~ which. under other circumstances.
would constitute a restraint ~ trade.
The trust" laid stress upon the pa
tcut feature % the case and ins stoi
fiaf Tie alleged combination or asso-
citation bad benefited the consumer
and reduced prices The CirCut Court
of Appeals decided ir favor at the gov.
'rnm,n. auI ordered the trust dis
solved. Hherevron au appeal 10 tlc
supreme Court Vas taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-19
THE SECRET OF LONG LIFE.

OF by
The An of Of
andn
OF
with therryba
in
food
ynfsn nd
haxinI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-19

cree az The United States district court
for MARYLAND abrCEating the license
agreements and raNes the way Tor
"a" rc-trial o. the crimiua. suit
against the bath tub trust" the hrFt
trial ot which. az Detroit several
month"; ago. resulted In "A disagree
mCnt ~ the Jury. Attorney General
" ickcrsham postponed the r,-trial
uuui the issues ia the civil suit mere
decided by tine supreme court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-19

\ listener may hear good % him.
sell after talhinE into a phouosraph
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-19

The king will choose the queen.
To Ertri Indoor o.plsltipn and car
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-19
xANErusE rHEoHo ATTENDS Az
FAN ON FIRST rIoHr.

Historical Pageant An Artistic Success
Csthscral 10 vsrttsbis WON
dsriand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-19
Rhyme the Monk

EeAs ne BEACHES MERRY ear -
Ne kFeb'Vs OWING ROUND ms uAr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-19

I CANNOT mss 50 wce a soor- .
ne CAVE s nIsCADr m M Pcr 7
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-19

BE sure and see the demonstra-
ton al the Masonic Temple every
day this week. IL will prove an
education in How TO Provide
an Extra Bedroom"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-19

l oNuI HEARD q feeble cuck;
Ill TN lite OTHER eAeeel Oucv
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-10-23

Lucy and Edgar Craie who have
been III with lonsiliiis are eonvalsseiue
chas, Martin was in Decatur Ala ,
recently on business.
Miss May Wilburu visited friends in
Lawrenesbure Thursday,
Miss Beatrice Springer spent Wed.
nesday with the Misses Davis at Dunn.
Edgar Mabry and wife are residing
Tor the present at The home Of Mr. and
Mrs Levi Keeion.
There was a called meeting OF The
Ladies Aid Society Of the Methodist
Church al the residence Of Mrs Char
ley Martin Tuesday. Plans Tor the
lunch stand at the Davis sale we're dis.
cussed and Mrs. Charles Siockard was
elected to the office Of Secretary
caused by The resignation Of Miss Bot.
toms The next regular meeting
will be with Mrs " J Ponder on 0clo.
Der 81
Hillary Derrick Of Lawrencebure
was here recently
John Hathaway is erecting a house
here.
The cotton Gin is heard again in our
midst, and the sight Of the many
wagons coming in piled high with the
snowy fleece is very encouraging to
moi only our farmers but our citizens
in general.
Elder Cook Of Cullman County, Ala
Is here conducting a meeting in the in.
terest Of the Christian Church.
Rev T Rilev Davis, OF Iron City was
here Sunday.
Wendall Marston is indisposed al
this writing
Benson MarslOn went TO Lawrence.
burg Monday on business.
The lunch stand conducted by the
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist
Church at the sale of the Davis proper.
" was very successful Donations
for the stand from the Leoma mer.
chants were gratefully received and
appreciated. A neat sum was realized
which will 90 towards erecting a
church here in the near future.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-10-23
To the Voters OF the 22nd
Senatorial District.

On October nth, 1912, at a Mass
at Pulaski, Tenn was nOmi.
mated for the State Senate for the Dis
trict embracing the counties Of Giles,
Lawrence and Wayne; and W. P.
Fleemon of Lawrence was nominated
for FIoterial Representative from the
Counties Of Giles, Lawrence, Wayne
aud Lewis
The time being short in which TO
make a canvas will have 10 depend
largely upon my friends to make it for
me. NY record as State Railroad
Commissioner in the year 1897, Repre-
sentative in 1899, State Senator in
1901 is familiar to all. II that record
is satisfactory, and you believe in the
maintenance Of Law | shall be pleased
to have your support
adv NEWT. H. WHITE.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-10-23
Tobacco User is "In Wrong"

In an article entitled Fighting the
Deadly Habits" in the October Ameri.
can Magazine, Charles B. Towns, a
great expert in handling those who are
victims of alcohol or drugs. has the
following TO say about tobacco:
you can't talk to me about tobacco.
The tobacco user is in wrong II un.
der mines his nervous strength. II
blunts the edge Of his mind II gives
him 'off-days, when he doesn't feel up
TO his work, II always precedes al.
cOholism and drug addiction. I've
never had drug case or an alcoholic
case excepting few women) tina
didn't have a history OF excessive
smoking, lnhaling tobacco is Just as
injurious as moderate opium smoking;
and the same treatment is used to de-
strOY the craving, There's plain
fact that has in it jolt for some Of
you smokers. Id like to train about
million men in this country to just say,
It's tobaccop-like that-'It's tobaccoI
whenever they hear man say he isn't
feeling quite fit, A million people say.
ing It's tobcccO' every day-that would
get us somewhere "
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-10-23
Ballot To Be Used
In Regular Election
Secretary Of State Hallum Good.
loe Announces Order In Which
Candidates Will Come.

Electors for Woodrow Wilson, candi.
date for President, and Thomas r.
Marshall, candidate for vies-presideul
Richard B Baptist, Floyd Estill, E
N, HaslOn, CV H. Lyle, Frank B. Nc.
Elwss, Heron c Pearson, R. L. Peck,
Dudley Porter, NJ. c. Sidwell, R. L
Suddath, ". c. WhillhOrne, L E
WOmaCk.
GOvernor-c. G. Harold, Ben W.
Hooper. Benton heMilliu, WI. POsiOu
Railroad Commissioner Eastern Di.
visiOn) John z EdinelOn, Fischer,
Harvey H. Hannah
Representatives in COneress--
district.
State Senator district
Representatives In general assembly.
Joint representative from----flO'
ierial district.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-10-23
High School Notes

The work Of the school is moving on
nicely The student body as whole
is working with stronger determine
tion than ever before to get the full
benefit Of the opportunity which the
High School offers them to prepar
themselves for the duties Of life,
Several new pupils have been en-
rolled since opening of the new the
term which opened with fairer pros
poets than ever in the history of the
High School.
The attendance is much larger this
year than that Of other years which
shows the growing popularity of the
High School. Almost every district in
the county is represented. This also
shows that the idea which some people
in the county hold that only Law
renceburg is reapine the benefit OF the
High School is absurd. Yet they will
kick and knock
The young men of the School have
organized two Debating Clubs. They
gave their first program Friday night,
Oct 18th The meeting was a success
and from the interest the boys are tax.
inI iu the work, ii will be of ineslima
bic value 10 them The boys have no
yet named the clubs.
Some special work is being done il
arithmetic anb spelling by all students
in the School who are Deficient in thOs'
branches.
Athletics are on the waue. But it i
eoped that when the tract season open
the bods will get new spirit in then
The only sport now is tennis, Will b
the way is a good enc FootbaG ha
been prohibited.
In the bible department. udenl
] show the same interest 10 basp tn
J, truths Of God as in the two precedin
pears,
r We are glad TO note that student
are Interested in the Science Cours
this year than heretofore.
e Always speak good word for you
A School.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-10-23

'Womans Board OF Missions Day"
will be held at c. P. Church on 1st
Sunday in Nov A special program
will be given at ii O'clock A, M.
We will heve with us Miss c. Eshman,
Of Lewisburs, who will take an inter
estiue part in the iprOeram. She S
a very fluent speaker and will add
much TO the program on that special
occasion.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-10-23
Center Point

We are sorry 10 epOrt the illness and
death Of Mr. John Clark.
Cotton picking is the order Of the
day
We are glad to report the good cOun
ty fair at Leoma,
Grissham Jennings attended the sing.
ine al Second Creek last Sunday.
School is progressing nicely here
with Miss Anna Wisdom teacher,
John Robinson is in Florida on
business at this writing.
Everett Crews pleasantly called on
Miss Lila RObinsin last Sunday
The writer and wife visited relatives
in Lawrenceburg recently
Allison Lawreuce's beautiful ne"
residence is nearing completion.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-10-23
Social
A BRILLIANT AFFAIR

The Parlor Musicale given on last
Friday By Mrs. E. 6. ParkeS with
Mesdames James Spence and Charles
Crawford as joint hostesses was bril-
liant aud beautiful in all its appoint
ments This elegant home was lovely
in It's gala trappines Of green, rose and
pink color adornments, with bowers OF
luxurianl white chrYsanihemums inter
spsrsed. A musical program was
rendered on the ViclrOla, comprising
numbers from The most famous artists
in the world, aud such program as
would cost hundreds Of dollars 10 hear
at The great operas. Two readings by
Mrs c C Stockard, rendered with The
charm, dizziness aud distinction OF
which she is so capable, were features
that appealed strongly TO her hearers
The story Of The crepIed newsbOV as
she tells II is one Of The most sWeellY
pathetic and beautiful things we have
ever heard. Refreshments OF nul sand
wiches, waldorf salad, olives aud cOf-
fee were served.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-10-23
fee we're served.

The order Of the Eastern Star Lodge,
Lawrence Chapter No. SO3, had with
them in a call meeting their Grand
Worthy Matrou, MRS. Gussie X. Good
low, on Tuesday evening Of last week.
After having the Lodge, Mrs. GOOdlOw
gave quite an interesting lecture, then
a salad course was serVcd. At quite a
late hour we adjourned all reported as
having a great time.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1912-10-23
To the Voters Of
Lawrence County

am candidate Tor llolerial Rep
resentatiVe from The counties Of Giles,
Lawrence, Wayne and Lewis having
been endorsed by both the Republican
and Independent Democrat Oreaniza.
tiOns Of said counties. The time being
too short TO see a great many of the
voters personally | take this mean; Of
soliciting the support Of the voters Of
4Lawrence County in behalf Of myself
and the Hon Newt H. White Of Giles
county, who is a candidate for State
Senator.
| appeal to all believing in law en-
fOrcement and ask your cooperation
now and at the polls on November 5.
Yours very truly.
adv W.P. .FLEEMAN.