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Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1915-08-11
TIMELY SUGGESTIONS
They Can Be Carried Out Along Lines
Suggested by United Effort.

To the Editor Crossville Chronicle.
Your article in the issue of the 4th
instant entitled ''Dry Rot State, %
prompts me to make some suggestions
touching the matter of entertainment
for those, who like ourselves, are resi-
dents in a small town. We will better
be able to solve the problem of how
our rural communities may be enter
tanned by studying all the elements IN
volved. | mean by that that the in
tellectual as we'll as physical conditions
of the people together with their tinan-
cial status must be taken into consider
alton. 1t will be agreed that we are
called upon to stimulate the good and
the true, that the spiritual side of man
must be ministered to as well as his
physical and intellectual. The neglect
of the first because of the awful con-
sequences involved is very terrible to
contemplate, the wisest man having
advised that we seek first the kingdom
and all other thing shall be added, 1t
seems plain that the spiritual is para
mount.
In Crossvllle it may be truthfully
SAID that the spiritual Is we'll provided
for, but can we say as much for the in
tellectual and social7 think not, but
right here comes in our difficulty, not
an unsurmountable one, however.
How can we hest provide these
things? A Literary and DEBATING So
ciety together with a Civic Center
Room or Club House provided with we'll
chosen reading matter, magazines and
a sn all library, where people could go
tor rest, friendly intercourse and rec
reation, the practical conduct of the
room and its care to be equally divided
among the churches of the town. The
small cost attached to this scheme
could be met by membership fee or
tax on the town. Such a
place would be real boon to the peo-
pie from the country who could rest
and refresh themselves there.
From this would naturally spring a
desire for civic improvement, also d
Booster Club for the advancement |
Of the town and county commercially. |
In my judgement this, If properly |
carried out out in thorough manner,
would make our town more desirable |
place TO live in. Only those things
that are pure and good can help any
where.
M. A. Martin.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1915-08-11
PROHIBITION IN KANSAS,
Is a Pronounced Success Gov. G. H
Hodges Shows.

Speaking before the Anti-Saloon
league convention at Atlantic City, ex-
Governor George H. Hodges OF Kansas
declared prohibition is a success in his
state as proved by the record of one
motor car to every twenty-five people
and an increase IN wealth for the year
just past of more than $3.50, 600, 900.
He said. in part:
"No intelligent person defends a sa.
loon upon moral grounds. The only
objection offered is that prohibition
does not prohibit and that federal pro-
hibitlon is contrary to the established
doctne of states rights. These are
the two master arguments of the in
terests who are fighting a losing fight
to maintain their licensed privilege in
wet states.
"The failure of the German Nation
al Bank of Pittsburgh, Pa, whose
officers and directors were identified
with the Pittsburgh Brewing Co., was
attributed by the bank officials to the
acute decline of the brewing company's
stock. The enactment of prohlbitory
laws in Virginia and West Virginia
and the extension OF local option laws
IN eastern Ohio decreased the demand
for brewers products and financial dis
aster followed. The assignment of a
brewing company in Cincinnati and
large distIlling company in Kentucky,
whose consuming territory is going
dry, is another mmercia argument
that prohibition does prohibit.
"A record of the shipments of liquor
into Kansas is filed monthly by the ex-
press companies and the common car
rlers with our county clerks. A Kan
sas statue compels it. This gives US an
accurate method OF ascertalning the
total quantity of liquors consumed.
The amount of the average consump-
ton last year was less than $1.45 for
every man, woman and child in our
state. The average individual con-
of liquor in Missouri is S24. 90
per capita, although half of their popu-
ation live under local option laws.
A small mathematical effort proves
hat prohibition prohibits, $37, 500, 900
1early in Kansas, as compared with
he annual consumption of liquor by
he same number of people who lived
n Missouri during the same period of
line. 1t is $81, 900, 900 less LIQUOR than
he same number of New York citizens
lse in the same length of time. The
New Workers use $50 worth of liouor
year, or thirty-five times as much
Is kansans use. These figures lllum-
nate the fact that prohibition prohibits
n Kansas.
1.-The second argument, the states
lights argument, as applied to national
is the same ancient argu-
nent clothed In different garb. Some
'bject to federal enactments, baslng
heir objections upon state s rights.
The same objection was offered when
he problem of slavery was being
oved. The proposition that national
is contrary to the letter and
pirit of our government SOUNDS like
he slavery arguments years ago."
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1915-08-11
SENATRIAL PRIMAR.

The democratic state committee
met in Nashville last week and named
November 20 as the date for the pr-
mary for choosing nominee for the
United States Senate. The runoff Will
pe December Is.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1915-08-11
WEEKLY WEATHER FORECAST

For the Ohio ValIey..and Tennessee
showers Wednesday. followed by fair
weatner Tor several days and showers
again toward the end of the Iweek.
Moderate temperature. "a
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1915-08-11

an argument with you and what here
say is said with the kindliest of feel
ings an best of motive.
AGREES AND DISAGREES.
have read with interest your recent
utterances defending your position on
moral questions for many years. l
have to admit that your position on
certain moral issues has been commend
able and deserves the endorsement OF
all right thinking people. but am sure
the editorial of last week will not meet
the approval of the religious people of
this or any other community.
OPPOSED TO DANCING.
|, too, am heartily in favor of our
young people engaging IN any harmless
amusements and | like to engage in
such amusements with them, but can
not agree with you in CHASING dancing
as harmless amusement.
have, perhaps, been closer observ-
or of religious work in the past than
yourself, and hope this remark will
not seem egotlstical or in any sense
boastful, / do not mean 1t in that way,
but have yet to see any one who
ever amounted to very much religious
ly that visits the dance hall. If you
will show me church member who
visits the ball room and engages in
you a church member without any in
fuence in the community. Religion
and dancing do not abide in the same
place. They. are antagonistic to
each other.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1915-08-11
Be SURE TO REGISTER.
If Fail You May Be Deprived of Voting
in the Coming Elections.

The registration books we're opened
Monday to remain open tor ten days
in the first district OF county, that be-
ing the only district in which the
Dortch law applies. 1t will be remem-
bered that when Senator T. E. Wilson
abolished the Fifth district, at the last
sitting of the Legislature, he annexed
it to the First district and the act spec
flied that the Dortch law should apply
to 1T the same as to the First district.
After getting your registration certifi-
cate you will be entitled to vote in all
regular elections for the next tour
years, unless you move out of the pre-
cinct in which you register. In that
case you will have to register again at
some supplemental registration.
The following precincts are now
under the Dortch law and the regista-
tion books will be open there for the
next ten days:
Crossville,
DOrtOn,
Creston.
Pomona,
Pleasant Hill,
Clifty,
Burgess,
This is the first time that Burgess
has been subject to registration and
it is so because Senator Wilson had the
Fifth district abolished and annexed to
the First, thereby rendering registra-
tlon necessary.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1915-08-11
COST OF WAR.

The cost of the present European war
is estimated at fifty million of dollars
daily.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1915-08-11
SHOULD MINISTER'S DANCE.

kengaging in this kind of amusement!
TWould it be proper for Sunday School
tSuperintendents and teachers to engage
! in 1T and teach their pupils to do so?
do not believe, Mr.. Bishop. you have
gone that far astray. If it would be
wrong for them to dance and advocate
dancing, would it not also be wrong for
any one else to do so?
know OF no religious person, church,
Journal or any organization that will
sanction and approve of this kind of
amusement.
may be crank on the subject but
/ had rather live IN the remotest sec
tion of the country with my happy lit
tie Christian family and make living
for them by digging sang from the
earth, than to bring them up in town
or city where they are taught that
dancing Is harmless and should be en-
couraged by the religious people of the
community.
There isn't religious paper IN
own resources twenty four months and
endorse and publish an article like the
one under consideration. Christian
people would not stand for 1t from
their religious papers and nonreliglous
papers should not complain if they re-
fuse to stand for 1t from them.
am sorry that you, who have so re-
Gently expressed IN such strong terms
your opposition to vice, immortality and
crime, would this soon advocate return
ing to the dance hall for recreation and
amusement for our young people.
Crossvile has practically discarded
the ball room as place of innocent
amusement" and it is to be regretted
that the only paper in the community
advocates Its return.
This article is written with heart
full OF love for the young people of
our town and with the hope that it may
be the means of preventing some one
from accepting the advise given in the
article under the head of "Dry Rot
State. Respectfully,
Geo. P. Burnett
EDITORS REPLY.
1t is hardly necessary for us to say
that we hold Judge Burnett in high
esteem both as friend and as citl- !
zen. But spite of all our good feeling
for him and his unquestloned kind feel
ing for US we have in few instances |
been forced to disagree with him. This
is one in point.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1915-08-11
TAKES US KINDLY TO TASK.
Cur Reasons Are Given For the Position
We Take.

Dear Bishop: With your permission
I desire to briefly reply to your article
OF last week under the head "Dry Rot
State. l do not desire to get into
an argument with you and what 1 here
say is said with the kindllest of feel
ings an best of motive.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-13
Writ aleeialS
YsriudJis idy seitsrn slbeno Der gsr
iidernnas.aseut Senrp &. Ga.
psnSiib 81 persiiten.

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mem 2eb.n sin Gnbs gu MAIDEN, inosm
sr cine QuuniiiGt alssial; einnabm.
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porben tpnren. ipurbs er Idh BEN
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bisr,.bn 9assn aus ct. aonis bisrbsr.
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tIq tsfinbsn purbs. bai TIM ariminal'
geriht Elm 9siuh um eiren neiisr
prcssB einssrsitt.
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beaufiidtiet itunb.
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nat 6amiIton, I'M einen @eriDanbten
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Der peritOrbsRe 9rausr petsr S3Dat
bintsrlisb, perben MT Ginipillisuna
bes Ra6lnbserihts usrtauft, Inn
G6ulbsn au besdbltn.
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geioen folgten ibm iooaiui nod Der
SaIlpran'Iten slpotbefe. mo- bel oenl
8criufe bcs 8ellsen. iid gu ipebren,
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Cation unb Seaebne.

= Serr Gift, WitsIisb bss Stabts
rctbes BON gellepue, bat sins Reiolus
tion eingereitt, fponnh Der Stdotra.b
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tulnnten finb beionbsrs folsenbs Da'
men Al erpGsnen: i5rau 6. Seite,
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Nurb. ausaepIiinbert.

Der larbis. Gup SoanfOn, Don RO.
1869 Csblsr Strabe, ipurbe geitsrn
qbenb pOn susi Raifegenofsn lin $14
bsrau6t. Der Rautanfna trurbe an
Der Weft Se6iisn Sipiihsn Der gaps
miller Strdbs unb Gresman 4ptnu.
psriibt unb 5obnion CAB Der poli5si
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labte Sobnion anseblid Su sinsm
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guri&en fieIen banu iiber ben abs
nunssloIen Jobnion Der unb nabmsn
ihm feline aus $14 beIfebsnbs gaar.
ihdft ab.
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1leberihuHe ab,uipsrfen. Tenn bas
re6t Iingbdre 2ieb NIT bem ipunbtrs
j66nen Itrt lit Isbr In Beaebr.
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ni&t aan3 einperitanbsn. Gs ioll sin
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tuna aenabt fperben. Die muffaliihe
unb Sramatifde llntsrbaituus lou
syreitoa, %. qlpril, itattfinben. pras
iiSent Sapasmspsr iiberrei9ts tsisrs
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len; bod slaubts man iis IN rem Sdns
ben bes S9aBmsiiitrs beHer aufsshof
ben unb bieisn Wss gina iie.
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glusbriidsn bes b0diisn 2obes iiber
bas @ir,en Der Damsn BON SsutidsE
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bentIi6 fir bos beutide SiltsiDsri ess
arbsiiet uno siria 80 aiften Wpus
fpaarsn. 9srbanb5sug uip. fertis gee
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ipurben bic Jog. sublois asitsnbrist:
poroeftlassn. Tis 5srr,n oaupt,
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nit Der ansslessnbeit befaiien.
@h Ginsanss .rrpabut. sdtts bic
0eriammluns sdblrsiden Dament.iuf'
auf3ufpeiisn. Die Ssrreu folltsn iit
buran elm YsiIpisl nsbmsn unb sbsn'
fans In er0b,r.r 3ubl In bic gsrs
iammlungen fommsn. bic ieceu Jret.
iaa glb.nb in Der Horb Gincinnail
SurnbaIs itattfinbsn.
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Rfeine 9nliseina@ri6ten.

- Der gdder Rprris 5aitopsip
BON go. 342 Gft Hront Strdbe mtl'
bete sefiern Der polisei. bab in Der
Ra6t bon Donneriias aum Sreiias ein
Ginbr,dsr isinsm @ef4dft sin.r Be
fud, obaeitait.t unb 5ebn 9uBsnn
grSbhen, ioipi. feds 2aib grpo ss'
itoblsn bat.
9. 6. Samlep bon 30. All en-
campre Sirab, fpurbe seitern, hi. sr
Der g}oli,ei mittheilte. Don einem itm
beionnt.r Wlann NIT eintm frertblo'
Zen G6ed iieer $500 bereingtleet. Or
ipirb auf 2lnratbsn Der polissi sinsn
Saftb.isbI ssssu ben gstreffinesn sr'
ipirttn.
= lin alsinssIb i'm g.traas bon
S. murine asfi.rn Ro4mi!tog Der Sdrs
bio, Sobn grapforb. bon No. 2616
Goifern glpenus btrnubt. an Der 3.
unb Uine Strabs purbe CRAWFORD
RON stp.i RaissenoFen onsshoIisn uno
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bas al,inaelb entriiin unb nit ibrer
Bent. oi, syludt srsriffen. icbat
grapfrrS nitts iibris blisb, als Der
qoli3si isin gs& gu msIosu.
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OliOsr Slaalsaslsbgstung.
slmenbirnua bss Smith'idleH stensr
seistts angeiirebt.

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getreiben Der Don benz friibcren @on.
perneur Cor ernaniten apnmiiiion
,ur llnterilidiiIng Der Sinaii5Iage Der
gtdotc oes Stnaics bot Senator
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gen eineercid)t, biirh weld'e IS
gtabtperrpaItumgcr erniogIitf rper.
ben ioIl, ntebr @eIo fiir geIireituns
Ser itibtiIten 9eripnlhlngsfoiien 5ii
erIaugen. iun ben 9etrag Der Bomb.
idulO, oie innerbnIb zines sSabreS
fontrahirt iperben tann 81 beif)rnn.
fen. Trei Der @orIngen idlieben bic
auilaaen fir 3inien nno 2ilguiigs.
touos BON Der Operation Der 10 Dill
imo 10 gaia @eereu5uneen oes
Smith Ginpro5cHt Steuergeicses
uoaEt1nbis aus. Cine gorlnge erlnubt
cine stufIaae pom 10 Whas fir Der.
unItungEfniten faas ons goIf bei
elmer gaobI giinitis enriiber eHtidlci-
BET. lie 9onbidJuIo, lpelfe cine aQu.
ni;iDnlitit innerbalb eines sSabrrs
fontrabiren fam um6 beren Wiori.
mint iest ein gro5ent bes ennSrn
Steuer.IupIifnts befrGgt. ioa ai,f
EN- babies Nro5ent beihr1nft iperben.
ger gHhitaere 8orInse, melfe
id1rfere Meaiilationen iiir griDat-
stellaperwiitIuHgs Bureaus Dor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-13

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aeiiiet, pelfcs cine ;}uttbai,sltraIc
pcn bis gu 20 Sabren perliebi,
Denn Der Snbnber zines folten eu.
rcaus eiiIcn slrbeitiufenoeii an einc
SpieI1ole ODER elm perrliicnes Soiis
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Die 9prIasc 5nr Debate aeIangen.
ebenio murbe Die g0rIase BEG
5iepr. 8bitacre, ipeIde porifreibt,
eoB peniioncn iiir VoIijiitau ,iiib
sseaerpebrIeute in 3ilfulit aus itaai.
lifen Sonbs bc,nbIt iperben ioIlcn,
pcn Dem betr. slusihuiie enipfebleHS
;iiriidberifiet. Gcseleiten Die 9leio.
lrtirn bctr. sfrrdbmc zines werfoi.
iuies.amenorments, onrd, ipelf,cs
oiftntlif,c Sbio 8onbs als niht iteli,
erpiiidtig erfl1rt peroei. NIB Die
gnfcr'ihc @crlagc. ourd ipelfe Die
Stenerireibeit bes Gigentfiims bon
@obItb1tigteits slnitaItcn beifrdnft
Diro. Tie gorlnec purSe bon bern
AusitiIfj bntin arncnoirt, oab
SruiiteIeutbum ioIder Jnititiite,
fpeldcs fiir fomluer5ielle 3ipefe Der.
nieibtt 1T, 5ur 3oblims bon Steuera
berd.ige5ogcn tperben ioa.