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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-20

sumo business Immediately, as they
claim to have ben operating WITHIN the
law governing licensed locker clups, ah9
profess TO be in no way afraid TO stahd
trial before jury. l.
There are no near beer saloons in
Rome, and have not been for several
years, and it is not likely that any VIII
be established there soon, as both prohl-
bitionlsts and anti obibitionsts Ions
ago seem 10 have agreed that Rome
should be kept free OF these PAGES.
However. l have even heard II SAID that
Rome may have one or two near peer
shops soon, but l am inclined, as stated
to doubt it
The Issue of prohibition IS very
acute in Floyd and has been for long
time-and ! think 1t likely that TWO
legislative tickets will be proposed
there next year-one a fiat-footed local
option ticket and the other prohi6i7
ton ticket No telling which VIII win
as both sides profess the greatest con-
tidence."
Judge Carl Vinson. of Baldwin for
mer Speaker pro tenn OF the Georgia
House of Representatives. is IN Atlanta
attending the present sitting Of the Su-
preme Court
Judge Vinson is an active and aggres,
siVe candidate for Congress 10 succeed
Mr. Hardwick in the Tenth District, anc
says he Is more than well pleased with
the outlook.
II generally is understood that Mr.
Hardwick will not be candidate t
succeed himself, although he has mad,
no positive assertion as to that Judge
Vinson however, ls proceeding upon thu
theory that Mr. Hardwick will be out
Of ft-Vinson and the present congress
man are the best Of friends, personally
and certainly the former Seems to have
achieved something Of a telling getaway
| over other prospective candidates
1t IL not at all likely, of course. tina
I the Baldwin county man will be per
mitted to run his race to finish, with
! out warm and aggressive opposition
| from some quarter.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-20

TO BUY NEGRO CEMETERY
COLUMBUS, Nov 20 After discuss
Ing the matter for several months. the
Girard, Ala, city Council has decided
to purchase lad FOR a negro cemetery
and then sell lots TO the negroes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-10

made from the corn gives all the re
suits of an overdose of alcohol. Whole
districts are sometimes inebriated by
this strange kind OF alcoholic" bread.
-LesIie's Weekly.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-10

for $20. 500 was returned yesterday in
favor Of Mrs. Ira C. Rawn, widow Of
a former vice president of the Illinois
Central railway and later president OF
the Monon railway, against one OF z
number of insurance companies she is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-10
Bread That Intoxieates.

Throughout the eastern part Of ST.
IBERIA it is no extraordinary sight to
see peasants in the hilarious stages of
brought on by eating
bread. In the region between the sea
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-10

and the river called Missouri the hui
mildly Of the climate as well as the
soil is remarkable. In many parts
the humidity is so intense that there
grows upon ears of corn a species of
fungus. AS a result Of this the bread
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-10

suing to collect policies on her late
husband. Rawn died at his country
home at Wilmette, a suburb of Chi
cago, the widow contending he was
shot by burglars. the insurance COM
panies that he committed suicide The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-10

verdict was the second in favor or
Mrs. Rawn. The trial Of the first case
resulted in the jury granting the Wild
ow $4,000.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-10

AL the news all the time-Tne Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-10
Indestructo Trunks Guaran-
teed for 3 Years

As traveller you will never know just how
much the Indestructo registration means until
it returns to you lost trunk. Travel comfort
means carefree travel - free from baggage
worries and annoyances. Indestructo on your
baggage signalizes that ''built-in', strength and
endurance capable of thousands of miles of
ravel-unwatched and unattended.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-05-10

IMPORTANT.
On all purchases OF floor coverings-they
will be delivered and laid free--on Monday
only.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
A IRInIY OF fAIIouES
i- ,hs iss.sy, w.apas iicn~ Casss.al sprssss

Hsfctv-
d,sri. ~. irc.a- -hish snio~ss
~Aish
os;.-A
il 81. resolve a ria's Of Needles fs'xu'
81 SstaiT ~iuselss'
.g
h" s't In ih "sa"'ss
&. SALTS Salts sai nis-'
st" i''i- AUD
.rt, Ac sss a the IN ~h'h
ih-y ~osli.s
Il s-ii rh.. ea'J ID"
thai hsfi- . ris '"''ax
rsla in
a,
b,a~ ,hr t.ps'. .t siii
"a Needless Fatigue i hc -"@ss ~h"
t.ys ID.
Of individual Nt'
Christmas the o'"'-, III"
woman sad Uins Chris'
untiI
ris,masu u.orniD " children
this 'acrc seins Z" ~ nov
and a w"
u. .uorC ais" ~"
s-usibiy -and Christians tahns .nety
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
Uree Ratification Of
Re-apportioaaeal

Wash IA ss.n. q. a.. b-s. -. i;aii.
ncs,i"e b, it-pabiiran state .oa,-H-
lisn. ar state organization. of the ~
spl.pia,ni-ss 80 delegate. Is nasI.aai
saas.asisas. siai.'-.i t,S the Hstipasi
.pmmi',~s yesterday I. Ia sr aFs.
.. s.-,h &> Gs.~.ibi-. according q.
tu-mss.s.s .s ,a- st.a..,i's--' eha To-
aaiassi s-s- tu-isys
Th- first formal ss-. -ili BE- mair
in an a.isss-s. q. the .sai- arsanIssH
ii.ns I" b- t.ea-L ss-sa by ..--.irl
eomnaiss-- syi-uins-t By sh- n,'i"ea'
euma.iss-- f.s shs, pIgI-ss~s Charlie
n Wssrua. ,ss Mthisaa. i. ta- chair
/, snsn .s She .us~~iai ..mshtss~gr. an
a.ssg iss-sl ~ish nin IN asa:ssGs ssr
sss~sax- ~jis ~ i.ess-s s.s.ssv'
ttsii-s ~ Ni-esssi art ':., rrner
iis-tS-sS oft West Nireiaiss
Ms wsssrs sss.sas-d sasiss that
.ss srrgi.t sammi's.~ s"si'd H'--'
| tasH.Iis'~;s ss'-r the hulsasss II.
tsss.ssu vsii .sa,ain ts- details
,aa .srrss,iaem-as >-h.r- ehi.is
sas sasf.s--i Nth oait s-S-n disseai4
ies Ses.s and afterwards usic utss
ssiss.-s.s
y .Pfuy.i .t ta~ pisa snust l-a nss.-
b. Jsssass !. 1915. hy s"ss -s'ian'
Ia state. s~.s->rasiss = asi-rs's =
ths votes is thu ~i-ytsr~si s"i,~'a-
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URIC ACID N MEATS
CLOGS THE KIDNEYS
TAKE . Oiass Of Salts II Yesy Back
Hurts or Bladder DsSheu.

TAs .Nnrfitan sn~s aad sons-u
must suar.t .pnssahsis axai..i kid.
nc, is.asl.. t.s-su.~ ~ sat ,a-s ,spyh
ana ali .u. '.--i !. riva. oar Lia,i !.
filled ei,h .ris a.ia shis. the kid-
n-ts strive q" iiit-f out. the, ~~sk-o
frass os-r~.gs. L-spn- .iu6stsh the
riinsin-stis- tissue. si.s ani tho ~
ssiit /. Ai.ia-s n.s.L,p. sis.i.i-s ~ssk.
ss.< paa = s-u-rai i-.iine il health.
wh9n sass siin-s. f--t like iusls
.f i-asis s..F tssa huft< ~ the usSs~
>. .I..sis full sf .r.iim-ns er 800 sre
obliged So ss-s s-ii-t too sF lss~v
,in-s siurins IA. aish,s " suss satist
Wi.a sirA hsad4Shr ss atsss nrss.sss
sp-Ilss srii s'ussss'hs az so-, have
Shsua4Aiisas ~h.n tic ~.ats-s 10 h.,.i.
ses ss.ss, s"ir l.ssrssas - si-pss susir,
saasss .t lad ssisss lsk- . sshi...
.l.a,afai in sisss II ~sses ts-fsre'
breakfast f.s See sSs. sad ,.av
ki.sn-s. viii shse Acs fls~ rts. ia
's"-ss .~i. ia aasds ss~~ sh~ ARID *
s'sp-s ana ir-nse isi.-s ss.a.hss-A
-.sA lississ apI no. p-s. es~i s.e
z-s-sssi..a. I. Iul.s s.a stimulate
sieszsd tiss-sss Ga n-u,sslisr tho
s-iss. sn ,k- usin- ss IL .. saas-s 10
= s..fs- at 'rsf,s's.s. ssss -sainx
itssss.s s.is-r-i-ss
jad ssIss Is inexpensive sseast iss
'as- hssk-~ = a.iish,f.I -ff.sve~-s,
ii,kis ~sief iseSsrsse. and ,-~sesss
in rt-tV h"snr. sSssss- n.'ss.iy .ss
make q -i.sasr b, tssiss ss-i his.
nrs siusi,iss sas si.s-
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nuxocRArlo cArEs uPHoLps ANAoxs.
itsa. ID. Ags,in Journal

ftog.h h- ~ joasrsi
s'FEiHE oal has "~ss
h.
Z,
saaid hs'- t-~n n-V--a'9
has ssins
HE
bas h- 5sp-s'-i h'' b"
:. urssn ssisn-n' Of 'h-
rssSnfi"r s~s
d'' lie 10 that
~ IA. VI
pHhis sh@' Re he
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18


III. AeJ l.. ssts..',-i,. was siscl hars
Z. a.s,sh-r -srsh
Veterans os the .i,ii .sf. S-,sFshs
oiis. spshs.h sA,a.fi.ss ~sfs ha-ss'
is-fs s.,s. las Naimss s'~insS lar
a.ss~s siasiss. s,a isi-.d. "s TIRE a-'
e~s.ei sssh-sr.i II t.e Trinidad aaH
s-f's6ins sssr-i ~ .'.i"t 'sis
al,.ss~,as rhs RITUAL iariai .7rs-
ir, .f ,.- i.G,s :. ..ssi .La'vh pas fr.L
b, i.-t. J. a. fr.rs.. AMI 'a- ...is
sssdsssa sa. ~ nas. Asi.-p in
iss,.s' Nearer. Ms Ge' :. Ts-~.
sad 'r.a.s. i'-rs~s. i'-ss-
ii.ss itrsts .p.A. i~SiiasiE .f to
decreased q. s"iai.r sni .s nssn.
oi ,hs ss4isi.s tssa saas iassIs-d sn-
irs ~as-ss ~ ,-sss gone I. answer ,ls'
.sli III .ss sassssss. VI The soassss as
lh~ wss I. sse., tho assssrs .s ~as
ass .f 'h. sasupssiss s~, ssiae So
sviS arst fidelity I. ,ar sass.r Il.
'as'f-sss.~ at ss-e.Esi ,ass..spii .s4
.shvs sssir ~asrsos hss sr.p-ssi-sa So
shr .ail at -n- s.s-a, sasa1sa asasirs es
iAs I alS -r~-s- h- SAID, We ss- 81
@iaae-s .Hsi ,Hr f,ss. al ,hr ~
sssn. ~ sA- eisii uss ar s..s this.
sits .ss
"a. cssss, sssu -hich sasi~si sac
~spssS. se.s s.sisIis u trr~s asa
ssSuhs sai~h the fIsE sss -s'sr-ss
wss sass~ .s,t bs .N .sll ssas-s.
>r.se,s.l ssuss, ta- tsisi..sJ i,uss. a.
As " u ssas>--s '.~t~esu lines os s-s
rssps ~lth bos-Vi asss. ssa e'ss.ia.
h~s~r~a S~. ef xrsi.tsr Var sssee-
AIS Tssa sso~'s ~ss laid s~as ~i'a
,tr sEuss -~t-taeay that sssgnnsus. |.
rsiissAsy sunrssi shi the S.slsy.
~.r~ sjs-@ ss = sisiss stusI at sh~
Nshs- N.s'sasiii. Cshsr. T. = W v.
The tsss '.rrrrat sanapss-.t fps
s.uts ..r ss.-- wears = rr>,Rs,t .t
l Uietsassa vas t"sind frat a. .,s
h~s.c "e $40 Vt.ro s,r~c, "e NJ
s-~h~r 80. sn the house in Shisss he
hss lived aI-u- fot sears Hc ssd
tS.'-n sses- an old srns chair In
vhi,s nc sal ..sa s,vuasc-urs Ia
,she VI. rv.s end q sta-' "a. vr.ps
aI.s.s,' III. shoulders. lie k.i expired
?es,~ssi'ys
..ca.rsi s'smp'.-Ii VAS .e. II the
'sst ke-~u civil ear veterans in
u pies ads sst ~ss irss. szs . n-a-'
tisisa attorney ir Ttiridsd. lie took
rat in m.tv than ,airts tsSsstes "i
,ts var. su,isbins Getty sburx. M
i,ictsns sw.s lh".s NJ the v-uie.ulai
,sn,psjsas ls- va. v"uae.d tire
tia,cs. h.eItssias With the Nssrsr
~. t,,s. in hss home .vuasy IN New
J-rs~,. L~ ~as transferred and ser,
vi With .sr tislceNSb New Jr.sr,
splJn,eer. snJ sec from the raul
NJ private bv .'c' wpsi.,is s-r,is~ -
,hs. -: .ls-u.enaat.r .rplea.i. ~htc:, h,
hrik Sew the var slossi. Aftcr~ ar,
hesvss .Lsv,ssc,i bttssdict general.
\ llI~ sas elected department CON
msud.r of the New Isrscy u. A. u
H. ~ss = stsiWSie ot i.sfa, etc col
trxe ir t'~e..,tssn,a IN the .ls.s %
rs. The living aseatrrs III hts oil
re4in~Nt s-m. mtct him tor hts prt
sc.si deeds ~ "rasety. a. = sstic
dts, trItMsttsu. as q cuswa'suda9 oftl
set aed tor hts many 1o.Is uusltstt
that etap,r q true soldier and loys a
citizen Of the nation.
Thus The stsec old gemerai WHOM
III hold IN x,NLl. remembrance va
, laid away to-day In grave whic
h. viii not remain unmarked anon
IT,. resting places .ot the hero dea,
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nEA0S1oNeS here
FOR GRAVES OF
DEPARTED VETERANS

Ia" na-fs,ost-A at The deceased N-ts
-Eaas of sh. .is,i ~As iis- fossS-e
In the heart. oi The living and their
sam-. .-s-r fAi- insn The tablet.
81 stone sas' 1sr1 their srss-s.
vhish s,nuaiis "a N-s,.si,t ssy ss.
i-' -'ors'.i vish iiss. AMI si.~ -r
Trinidad t'.s, M. g. I. \ u.
has received h-sasiaAts which ~iil
al DEPARTED .easFasi-e ~ss a-s- fos
ss-f soidtrs. ia The tAii-s, Hats
ss,ns. The .s.as. ssv .s mark th-
rrsiisr places of ,h. f.iis~,ss;
Anss..~ 4. isrisss. sosposai Trssp
:. t1s.s rsiss.s ssat-. srasnoass
t.isia \ CARTS ssitss~ f,sss hss.
,"rs Cnsa~vsSsu, l,shs. ARTILLERY.
Ss~esss Caaso,. sstsoss sunrasy
X s~sosa tsiassao sAssisSs
i'sds- ia.- M-.lsss. .rrtsss~ .rv.s,
ssany \. fsa Ns- M-lte iasasis,
sin.n q. >-snaas. ..sssssi s-sa,
I'sss !. 'tn.es'h ksssA. s.ss'rss
isas-s Nes'cs. rs,ss,- ..sssssny ~
Efis.ce,h 'en@-i ~a's> ipssstr,s
NJ .s these .is ss,essss v~.~ -slt
Le.~a s-s-,s \ l.. sttsls -slis.-e;
s-ps-s-..-s {. t>i> ssi sss -t.xhsrs
cd Ssss--sistr .. itsss jIr sis.d fr'
= sumter st ,.srs in tsts sisy ~.
ai.-i In 1885 Ia !. buried 10 Tbs
srssS, sri sesf the jrffy-s uisss.
Ills ~s.i..e. Ms~s ss-sss }. ts-iss.
tsss- .-svss rs ssslr.s nj Trinijsd
nasirs .on. l.es~ In ,~.a s.L .sti
srsi's-s IN tss. cist
tn. late t;s~ia cassi. ss. = i.,.
n-~r r-ssi.,rat ash sas~sassh that su,
years rsuaus, to-, . sbar .s-e tft.
.s..-,s It- died In s'u-LI. .,p Nssvs
- ct ,h,. ,.s'
The late strpsCn C.stsy va. ..,
"s the rss's daN es.tlehsee ct -
Antms. vUuntSs lie died On Arr
= "t this srss after t--tns .osfi.-,
i v" fAr s-'N.sf' s'ss W.
result st en- s.si',rsI lie vac susi..
IN the Ca'i,ois. s-n-,.'ys Ills si.s
"~ s,siies "n s,asr sttv~s
''-dr- Jus- Medina sss . rsoe. =
rvs,deNs ct this ci,ys Ills dessh &c
.urrvd m Arsii ~ os ttts wear en-
hi. grave i. in the Gsrta Csme,.ry
So Newman vas a carpet |"
trade AMI lived s"r a euu.I,er .f ysss
IN this city prior ie his death =
the hospital ow July .
James M.Coy ~as esua'iy vel
sue~r het~. Ii- ~ss the sos d
Mss. Nosa Metz, of ihle city ssd
brother "f Mrs. AMY ENupIc.
! The hcads,ouc. viii IN placed va
der the direction pt Cosasss adre A.
ii'tss ot the 10 sI .~Rt - s.s,. ,. ta
~catcr rcr.atts. t.-...
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
Tsss,ss Cisb.

". a.bcs< of ia. Tpsssjst .ius b..sl
their annual Christmss m--iiaz yes.
'-r,isy stsesuc"a si 'hc hcmc OF Mrs
W u I.eaia.- ~ Alis aud saa Juan
streets. Mr. I.r~ts. Nrs. y. ". Iu.cs
and Mfs Jeas ss,atIsis scsiss ss hos
tcs.~.. WITH bu. t~e exceptions. sIl
as the msmbcrs wctr present aej shr
meeting ~as eer st the saoes -pjvy
able ot the year. The home was
prei,il. decorated in holiday .",e's.
"rhristHa. Srrr.iBss" was th.
<.njc,, OF the roii cali. responses he
ing spsd. b, all prcseai.
\ auessins xsmc followed "
sh,,h all participated. the prize go
iax to Mrs. n 4. sirstsos.
THE prva,am consisted "f a scsd
ius aud eacpsc hy Mrs. J. y. Clifford
la violin solo AMI -svosr hs ATS Mar
jotie Lewis. aad an unsccom ,sa n
l,ea, selection by Ray naoad Ictfsyes
which Was vnc of the tt~ats "f III
Iuptasioa.
Richard Oeeaaaa aiso rendered
ttioi,n solo Which was followed by
vocal solo by Mrs. J. =. Eatncs. &c
,ompsused By Mr.. Oessaus On tn
I~iciim. Later Nr. O~s1as save
= ,olie selection 81 hss own compost
ttioa.
Refr-.hmeata were served bv Oh
|Iho.ie-s~. after which tho meuber
Ie>chsWeed Christina. siit. in accord
lance with a ttme.honofed custom q
the club The aeSt meeting cf ih
IitIub viii he held on iasusty 9Th.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
LISTEN poa fsr WHISTLE

I.isssp tsf u. pht.ti~ss The en-
sasri.s bcs. n.~ pc.sess rev -s,..
ties TIE hpYs ~H, st.~ ta- whistles
vave sh.s deliver papers Whe1
Toa h-sf The whistle t.aishs seJ
n'sh'. hereafter get sasr r-N just
amer II hs. h~~a ,s-eves
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
THE CONTRAST

HT.n, H.. K,n.a
1hc people 'hir'S of ,hs
b... tie rsmany pulp in %-~
Yo cItJ.
Csi.ns ds'''ioa a"
"a, N., ,ort ast-., -uTlans
,oni
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
Psu.as cisb.

M-sss-ss OF ih. rirsiss sIan met
F-s,-sasr sstssnusa 81 the hos,r ei
Mrs T. T. NsCh.sa~y. "a Nevada
as.au-. 81 tho sssasI Csrissnss
a.s>iss
''itoiiss, GF..sssss' 80. TIE r"lI
cali .sbi.ss 10 ~sieis all ~ the ssrs.
srf. ps~s.a, as,pons-.i.
Nsss J. y. I-saxh'su Sss. 90 ss.ss''
,f!as. s-sdiss. Ma tinss ~ sh.
ian. ~hics sss sfpss,s ssba,sd.
Mr.. \ q N.ch~>e-, favored i.ss
ss~mb.rs ~iss = Descriptions .s sh-'
.ss,i. h.s-.ss the Cassvh .: Ns;is.
its. 10 ls~saiea~ms
Mr.. EIser xhessrf followed ait.
= stsao selection.
\ su-isl tito. fSlisvei ,h. regular
aresrsm iutisa which sits ~~s- ~.
shsss-,i Each membss placed h-r
s,N 10 . Lss ssa all df-s .ar is r~.
tara. ut.s ". y NeChs-s-, -s'
sai~ = a.mbrf at The club ss sa-
suais-s. seesiass W~ts~shsssass s.'-
served ~ The hostess. assisted Is,
! Mss T. = N.ch.ssry. Msss " y. Ne
gh-sn-s saJ Ms.s =. W l'r-snsgIs
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18

Aanusiis IL. hy.as n'pn"-f. nf The
Gf.na .,rmS -.,.i IL, the wreath aah
,ha Hover uron iaa' I..ni.
A.,.-l. ia J-.u."
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18

Pr,s,,ns cs e,el! deScrtp,'o~ seat.
t and Qw,ck,y executed at the
rhroh,c,e- Ne~s Isvb rooms. SAMPLES
ana Nuoiattu~s on request. Use the
n .lephoue! 'TVMt1a1 ste. ~ i,>-ss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
Uassa Prayer nssetns.

The regular union psayet aeetins
v;II ~ held tomorrow afternoon A;
the Hesac cf Mrs. =. r. Wood On sec.
esd s,sees Mrs I'd Wlshs viii ke
the leader ssd the Musical psosram
viii h~ in chafsr VI Mn. ~. ].
shessr The subject Of the meet
ins Sill be Peace ssa Ocsa MIL
M,.. Ioha t.aushiiW. NIss Alice Pa-.
Net sad Mrs t,crt Gfceory Will rsN.
der psustcsi selections. voeal aua In.
!strumcusal. All ladies isterested ats
cordially invited TO stteNd. -r
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18

" in need os pftn,ins "i aav kin.
ss"a- The shr"niti~i>-ess svmr,-s
saJ estimates ~iiI '.~ .h--rtr.,lt
ejs -. l'hcn. Trinidad Its
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
FaAx sAnsfoY YRixco.

t.Isas b-so iss@rh- I'si.s rsplcs.
i.x srtt Seasa .ssIr-. ts"r- h-ss ,.isy
s.e .en I'ra.cs.s. Ly vas .s ,ss
.ssssss .s Nsss.is. ,s1s uss' g"rs
nj s-sgs vssl p- Pasta As-as.
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Hsassa.Wlhans.

N 10 o'.iork this morsins ta.
,oanss., daughter of Mr., and Mr..
.. : Williams ~as unis-d in mar:
'isx- to MI. Harold its1son. the Rev,
II u Chandler .ffi.istihs. The ned
sinx sss = sisnpi~ hoss,r oh~. shs
brides psr-sss. her sso'h-r.is.ia~
aud sister. Mr.. and Airs. ". l.. Coaey.
s-re the osIs ~itarss.s at sh.
-S-ss. Th- doabi~ siss service ~a'
us-d. tn. bride ~cs~ her gradual
ins Ss-.s sad carried a boasu~s Of
s'ail- fose buds
Miss Williams has lived IN Trial
dsa ali her life sad ~ss graduated
..on the rsiaiisd iiisa Esaopi ssd
she TFisidsa iissisess COLLEGE. she
10 a tsi-s,sa ou.i.isa sai iiss.h-i
s.F slusy st a,usis in Nr~ ofi.sa'
shaT. al. ns-. h-s future kushssd.
Nusr ts- s-s-sasy NFs aud Mt.
itas.ss left fos sss bi-xu. ta.ir su'-
ar- sss-. sh-fv NJ. itssson hiss -.
s.a..s = s-.sssssibie position
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
CURED With FULL -
MILITARY A0N0RS

stioossoeea sse0 Ve0o ~
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
NO SYMPATHETIC STRIKE

from the Pu.bio Chi.italn.
Judging tron,h. union 9"
scheduled ,ai sta.~ aide s'fss
-.ns much a Of Colorado Nho
ha la .,ri h-n-~i's- aad their
.op- Of the state
not roinr picking the chnu's Out OF ia"
iii, iof
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18

Most any yihins In pfiatlat acat,y
executed and at -essoaabte prices,
at th. chronicle News lob roons.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18

,c.W WANT ADS DNIVo REsUITs
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
InRa.Weydenaa.

simplicity marked the Wedding
Yesterday AFTERNOON Of Miss Maud.
l.. Wsrdsman. daughter "f Mr. ana
Mr.. ", \. W~riemsn. Of Jansen.
aud Thomas " iamsn. OF Pueblo.
which took place al the Methodist
pss.onase. R.s, =, ", Brriasii off,
eissin.. The brid. ~aA unsit-nded
and 'ss ceremony ~ss witnessed only
Last -,snias a wedding supper ~a,
served at the home a. the bfii. in
Jansen aud later Mr., and Mrs. in-
man left for Pueblo where they ~iii
i-.id-, Mr., innasn has responsible
POSITION Nith III. Santa f- railroad
Al Pueblo and ia we'll known here,
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-18
Social Aadirs
Local Functions and
r Society. News @
D0L 0einhbQU.

The Royal Neigh6o will meet to
morrow nisht. Election OF Officers
and other important business. Al
members are requssardsio. attend.
1AAy Caceabess. -.t. 4
The Lady MAeeabee-. Trinidad
Hive No. 10. will hold = regular re-
view Friday afternoon NJ Castle .>Aii.
Officers for the ensuing year will liz,
elected and other important business
Will be transacted! Z.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1913-07-24
WHEN BEST WORK IS DONE
"oH" Days Recommended for the Ac.
tor and the Writer TO Distinguish
Themselves.

"An actor always acts his best when
he is feeling his worst"
The speaker an actormanager, re-
garded himself tenderly and complac'
entity in q mirror, and then, giving a
twirl to his mustache, he went on:
you see, when an actor Is feeling
fine, he walks through his part just as
usual--painstakngly. conscientiously
and all that. out, on the whole, just
as usual.
But when he feels badly, when he's
got bad headache or q lax liver, then
he Is afraid ho won't do himself JUS
tice, and so keys up with a pint OF
strong coffee, a quart of rank tea. or
something Of that sort, and he goes on
all a-quiver with the fear of failure,
and the result is a performance un'
usually subtle and strong
YES, do my best when I'm at my
worst, and this is the case with other
actors, It's the case with lots of writ.
ers, too-they write best on their of
days.
In short, my advice to all artists
is this:
Work when you feel bad. Never
take an off day or"
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1913-07-24
SAID BY THE CHORUS GIRL
Reflections Of One Who Has Seen
Lfe That Is by No Means
at Its Best.

II would be all right ,ot to Judge
man by his money--if there
was any other way Of measuring him
up.
/ amt n pesslmist, but-I'ye seen
talent too many years sticking
around unregarded while tact in man
aging q manager gets u taxicab
start and an electric light over the
theater finish for me to be classed
with the optimists.
Temper and tempeTament-wha
the difference? It's temper In the cho-
rus and temperament in the stars
dressing room.
A job that means breakfast every
day and dinner reg lar. always been
saying so, is worth all the razzle daz.
zle feastings going while waiting for
an engagement
Fame-when all Is told, what does
it come to? The rouge from last
night don't last longer than fame.
by tomorrow even the callboy's for.
gotten your name.
When the shoe fits that's sure
sign We could wear size smaller
easily.
It's push that gets a girl a
place to stand at the foot of the lad
der, and It's pull that hoists her final.
ly to the top.
l heard manager say once that
the scarest sight he ever seen was a
show girl before breakfast.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1913-07-24
LURE OF TREASURE HUNTING
For tho Sake of Romance and Adven-
ture Do Not Discourage the
Seeker CT Treasure.

For the sake OF romance and ad-
venture and all that puts color into
life 1t is to be hoped that the failure
of the expedition which recently went
to the Isle Of Cocos in search Of pirate
gold will not mark the end Of treasure
hunting, In the interest also of the
good town of Panama, where the treas
ure seekers are wont to outfit and buy
supplies, we should point out that
negative results never really proved
anything. There may be gold on Co
cos. There may be millions of pieces
of eight and pewels galore and wine
which the buccaneers. who had more
than they could drink, laid aside for a
rainy day. Because many treasure
hunters. have ransacked Cocos from
end to end no man can say that the
next treasure hunter will not find that
for which all the others have labored
and sought in vain.
Treasure hunters are of the earth's
salt. They are the dreamers of great
dreams, the seers of wonderful vision,
the makers of romance. All the world
loves or should love them. The news
OF the day is too much hardened with
heavy reading. One wearies at last
of political and social reform, Of di'
vorce and murder in sordid bar-rooms
Of the cost of living and the course
of the markets. There is O craving
for something not so commonplace
for something less prosaic. for some
thing which has q touch of moonshine
in It. Let US not, therefore. discourage
the treasure hunters with cold reason
like dash of cold water. Let us rath
er fan their enthusiasm and keep II
forever aglow SO that as long as news
papers exist there may be now an(
then tale of Cocos island wedged Ii
between the tariff and the trusts.