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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-19
DisGincinmati Turusenteinoe
1irS iif atfip an benz 60jdbriacr
Stiftunssirit Der GOringtOnsr
EurussmeinSs betbeiIiaeu.

SIT Scr gcitrieen @eriammltma Der
Ginrinnaticr SurnJcrncinSe. wcIte
Inter g,oriis Scs eriien SpredstS
9ito Riillcr uno Der BrotetoIlfiib.
rimg Ses St,riitfparts 6. s5oicrriiil.r
in ser Central Tl,rrhnIle ftattidno,
Dur6e beitIoiiciI, bas 60jdFrige 5n.
bil1lm Ser Gopiugton TurngemeinSe
5saeheu AZ beIfen uno nit ben 5urn'
tldiI.n unt.r 2situua bes 9urnlebrtrs
aftiren 9Intbeil all Dem 9roBen
Ehoutllrnc1l ,u ncbmen. 3u oieieni
2rucIe purhe Gin @eitrao oliS Der
Stoiie brriliat. Sns Gcpingtoner
Curnieit II, pom II. bis gum 10.
.Scetember.
Cine GinIaoung Der Teiridcl
St,iiben. .@ei,aidaft 81 Sercn GeitIih'
felt GIN I. 9Iusigit in SnbcriturptS
Ba-cu, mcoe nit Der @citimnuna
aneeEommer lid, 10 itarf Die m6gIitl
beran al betttiIiacn. 1aiielbe geid,l9
nit Der ginIlSung bes GicceieIop
Sdngerf,ors ~ oei'er iScitIitieit an
%. Syldi in lleidrntbs @arf.
GiitirimTriI aiIigcncmmen puroeH
ioiocnSe Serreu: tobias Sef. 32O
gSoooparb StraBe, nls gar; Otto :.
Soefer, III @ine StraBe, ais Bar;
Stto 9ileger. 3523 Clifton gOeHue,
ais pciiipes gHtgIieo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-19
gokal-Derid)t
Tn Trsien
2Tlebten bic Gineinnatier ben gtitri.
gen Sonntqg.
Gie sommeretabliiismeniS madJ.rn
auiahlid) oes prddJtissn Nctters
gldujeube Wsid)aitr.

sSn belsn Staarsn 5ogen bic Gin,
innatisr seitsrn ms 6reie um Der
pirtIid ibsalen Sommertag in Got,
tee freitr Raiur gu gsni,bsn unb In
Siaotinnern sing es infolgebeHsr
ie9r fiji Der, pGbrsnb in ben Som.
mtrstobliiiemsnis ein2lnbraug berrTha
is. rDis CT in bieIsr Saiion nod niht
srlebi ipurbe UNI bic 5srren g.iibe,
oieler Gtablifemenis, bensn iofpeit IL
bieitm CONNER bas Wetter manhsr
b0ien Strih bura bic Retnung ge,
maht bat. bielten am s.iirissn Gag,
cine aoloms Grnts.
Gin luitigss W0li6en hattie F6 ir
Rau's 0nrien an Der Gprina 9roe.
unb Wtidsa Gusnue einaefunben, ipc
Der 9arbaroifa unterfiib
IHgs 9erein ein Jamilienieil
.obbislt. 0ant Der DOriorsIi6sn UNI
portrsfflitsu 8or.ebrunsen, pel5,
isiiens bss tiibtig,n ARRANGEMENTS
COMMITTEES asiroff,n tporosu, rerIeb.
Ten bic Witglisber bes Wereins mil
ibrsn Samilien unb IyreunSsn sinsn
Dirtlit rergHiistsH Gag, Der ihnm
aaen nod lapae in Der angensbmitm
Griunsruna iieben tuirb.
tsinss alans.nb,n geIr9s rfreut.
fih Der 3ooIoaif5e Garten,
no asitern Gin bo6inierefantss lin.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sur 9ur4fii1.
runa asIanett. aibsrdti nit i,in.r &c,
riibmi.n Edpsas unb cen trsfSlifen
Dp,rnidra.rn CAB 5,psi prG9tiss aon.
ssrie anb aubssem bsgann bic aus
80 Wiiali.bern bsitsb.ubs Snbiane,
irupps ibr 3p.ipo9tses GaitfptsI Der
auffiibruuasn ppH aoNsfenoip's 3
.6inipatba".
giaf bsm pilb.n Weitsn purb.n bic
sabllofen gsiudsr BON gonep
Sslano Derisbi. 100 tpdbr.no Der
tOmmenbsn piersebn Saee alidalif
ettt msyilaniids SiisrtGmpf. pprg,.
fiihri perbsn. Tns publitum iclsi.
sem aufrsgenbsn S6auipisl nit bm
Qeipdnntsitsn Snt.r.ife unb s,i,ts uiht
nit isinsreinrrt,nnuna fur bi. gefhid
ten 1oredbori: Rieiissn Subsl .nt'
i,iislt.n alsiafalIs bic pri3tinen
9eifiIna.n bar WitsIi.bsr BON SiGs
Gopbcn sruppe. HatirIidb ers
freuien fi6 aud bic aabdr,tporfielIuns
cen sin.s ri,iia,u 3uiprr4s uHb atf
bem son,plab bsrri6te .in iiberauz
rsees 2sbsn.
Gbeitsr part mar bas .3iei
sinsr udh sauisnheu siblenb,n W.us
pe BON ausiliialsrn, bic bort fr6hlihe
Stunb.n berIebttn uno iid an ben
sabuof.n golisbeiuiiiguna,n unb ben
Uorbietuna,n Der Spe'ioiiiiteniiinits
Isr in Der gauo.pill, 8orit.nurg ,rs
cGst.u. W1ii bic bauptatirlii'oH i'm
gauDe9iae 5teatsr bilbtisn qllpdras
res orsfirte 3isasn. bic tpir,IiA
iiaunsnsneribs Qeiiiungen barbotsn.
Ratiirlib .rireuie iit Der 9aoeitraHo
Sci Der Scnnsnslutb gang risiissn gu
fprufs.
Gines nubrprbtntIih iahlrsihsn
geiuGs srfr,ui.n ib aleidials be
Sagoons unb bsm gubIitum iuurs
htn in bisfem beliebttH Sommsr'
,iabIifIsmtnt alsiffans9ltiratiiou uno
llntrbaltung In Ollie uHo Glas gs'
boien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-19
ausilng Der 6ruecrs.

Ter idbrIite glitsiIlig Der Ginctn.
uuti 9tetail @rocerS 9Iiiocintion, mel
der am 81. nno 30. SuIi III 0belter
Bart abeebalteu iperoen wiro. oilrfte
cine DER gIdnSenoiteu gifoiren in Die.
ier SaiIon per0cn. Ter nngemein
rege llnterbaltlmgs. .9(isidNIb hot elm
cbwehielungSrei6es lmo intereiIor'
ties 9,rogromm f;ir SaS 6cit enhucr.
ZEN 9luerlicbii biiritc cie ainocr-@
raoe luerOen, al Der aIeine i'm aIter
oon bis 8 Snbren iidb betbetlt9en
iperSeu uno Der Entities WtiIitdr'
aapeIle porannaritiren uirb. Csc.
iellitIaftSipicle. afcunen nno Inter
baItunseu aaer gIrt ilno oorgeleben
porben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-19
Iie Sierbraner.
glni ihrcm Sulfsfeit luolleH itc fraftig
geDcn Erubibitiuu ausbolen.

Die 9ierbrauer llntDn Rp. II piro
aeleaentlica hires 8oItsfeites ben erfteu
Dffentliten uno offiie[len ShIaa ges
aen Die Qrobibitiun flbren Dos Set,
pel6es cir SreIt Der orgunilirten Irs
belt iein fpiro, nirb am Samitng. "a.
sSuli, in Rei6ratbs Bart be9on9eH
STreuoe uno eruite grteit peroen bier
6anD in 6cno neber, tpie ss ia BET
ceutT6en TeItsn Der 6an fetu muB,
neil ibre Spite Ith tmmer oegeu tbreu
qrimmiaen Geino, bic qrotibitton,
tebreu muh. 2Ilts bts'em9eiidtspuntte
betrottcn bic giertrauer oieIe Tes
monitratiou, bic Qeleu o:r imner mos
6ilen Teino aeri6tet 1T. Gjute itnb ia
hiac Rebner peroen pom tultureIlea
Stunepuutt errpGoen, mas Der UterIas
belt ben or3Sercn7ienit IeiItet, ihr ron
dyDberem y}nseu 1T, RE prDouttioe
grauinouitrie ooer Der unprcoutttpe
Sonatismus Der grobibitior
8ie aeioat, es barbeIt itc1 bier I'm
lein neu0bnlihes 8erqniguuqSfcit
Ionoern nm cine oIIoepalttae Demrn'
arotipn, um eine airoqebun9 ge9en
bas uns abermdIs dufeespGngte pro.
bibitionsamenoemert uub fur bic
perIoulibe 6reibcit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-19
3mei Spfer
l1pt seitern mieSer Der SbiOiluF ala
Sribut gsforoert.

9Iuh Der aeitridc Sonntag ioate
nift ooriihcrnehcu. obnc baB Der
Cbioilld3 picbrr icine regelmnbigen
Gpier eeforSert bat. Ger 23iabriae
G6. @elI6, 904 @eit I. Stratc. ein
Glcrf Der gmcrirun GrpreB &c., mur.
Sc. als err geitern 8ormittaG E9 llbr
MT p;er Sreunbeu an SUB Der gia
Strabe 6a6etc. bon Der StromuHl
uutcr cine quhIenbarfc aetriebeu MD
ertrunf, ehe ieine sSreuu6e Inn @iilfe
leiftcn fonnten. lie SeBtercu. SSoicpb
@.um, 755 Carlisle 9Iuenlc, SSohn
Sropniun uno gSru, MouI0eu. sli
reip. 115 Sathotpap StraBc uno
qultis Z. Glenrp, 757 @eit 7, Strobc,
iu6teu einc 3eitIdnG rad Dem geld.
nam, fourten i'm icooh nid)t lInoen
Scr l5.idhrige ISumes 9urns, S17
acnpon Strabc, ertraut gcaen II
llbr eeitern gOrmittaq am 6lBe Der
Glm Strniic. ais or lid, nit 9Irtbur
Smilh. 302 &lum Strabe, unb Ge0'
noIo 9taire, 625 @ebb gJIlcD, ocs
SdSrimmipcrts erirelite Ter lInle
Rann por cine Strefc peit &C.
idapcmrncn, ais er pI6tIidl nom
0rnntpie beinllcu mur0e lmb III oen
g9cacn peritNpauo, che iciuc 6reltll0e
ctnaS 5u ieiner Rettun1 t5lm tcuR.
ION
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-19
Hm |. Huguft
geselt bic Scutide SdiBenseieG.
idaft ihr gOIOsneS 3Hbilaum.

4m Sonntag benz erIten Quguii
tpirb in 6aberftumpf's part auf price
6ia Die Deutf6s S6iben 9sfellI6afi
ibr goIbsnes Subildum feieru unh
ielbitrebsnb ipsrbsr fir oieis 5eisr 81.
reits bic umfafenoitsn 9orbsreitunssn
aetroffen.
Die 9lansuummsr BEG programms
ipiro unitreitiq bic llsberreihung elmer
neuen prd6tiq,n Jabns bilben. i'm
oersn &nifdffuna iia Elm Inmeus
tOmmittse. beitsbenb aug ben Srauen
u. Witts, $. Cosymaun, Q. 5lamm,
8. ifening unb &. qO9l psrDieut &C.
mad. bat.
9(uBsrbem iprb.n 5eItprGFosrt
6snrp Spermann Ioruis bas arranses
mentstommittss fir 3rpei 5eitr.bn.r
iorqen unb aud fir anberpeitiss I'm;
tsr6dltung piro in 5iiae uuo Jia.
8orIorge 1strofisn tpsrbeu, iubaB Die
ie .5u6elfsisr iih unitrsitig 5u sineH
6ldnspunit in Der 9sT9ibte Der
0sutftsn SdIsen Gsfeuidaft ssitaIs
ten tpirb.
2lts dttipe T(italiebtr BEG Grrans.'
mentstommitices fpirtsn auber ben
IN oieies &ommittss erpdblten Ulit'
aliebsrn bes 9sr,ins nod bic prdit'
beuten unb SstrstIr Der foloenber
9srein. nit: ptattOiitite 9OaeIfteiteu
0sielItup, Rorbosutite stiissn OF
feqitaft, Teuther pionisrrersir,
0eutIher 2dnotpebrper.in. gupri'
Iher untsrTiiibungs 9srsin, gaoi'
f6er untsritiisunnsDerein. Oeutiasr
TfiIiidr lint.ritiisunssosrein Roro
Cincinnati ,Turuperein. GtHtinnat'
5urnasmeinbe uub aanopsbr Sdi'
bentompasnie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-19
gisnie hss Gsntidl'lIus. @siutrbs'
ilnt..9,ereins.

1iir ecuniaa. ben %. SnIi. hai
Mr Geiitit.llnuarIIhc Gciuerbe.lln.
terihitrngsperein cin 9nsfet Yitnic
arraaairt, cas IN Strnub's Gorten
in ratlen itattiinoet. Gas riibriae
grrangementsfcrumiiiee wirb nidts
ungctbaH laiien, INN ben 1hciIns;a'-
mcrn genubreid)e Stnnbcn 5n per.
idlaiien umo Bat inter anocrcm fir
bii6ihe 9reiie Sorle getragen, Ole
iiir bic tbeiInebmenben 6rniien ,,no
slinstr beitimErt iino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-19
Henermelrmunn Dou einem Snno
ncbiiicn.

Ter 57.iobrige 6clerluebrmann
TSoba Gdrtu3cQuS DtitgIieo Der
erpphr.aonpasuic @to. 81, Iultroe
acitun Gotmittd1, ais er al Dem
Sanit bcs Sctrn 90 2opea. gto. $40
Qrcipcct Glacc, uorbcilinl, BON Dem
Sunoc oes 6errlt Souel's an9eialieH
II. L, hn6 linte @ein gebiiien. @r gi1tg
in 6o5 noteaelcaeGcS StGotbolpttal, NO
Die s3unoc ausacbraurt luitroe, NOR.
oui CT iid) mad ietncr gSohutng. gto.
344S gurnet gloe., begebeu tonilte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-19
Gransa nab 5HnsirauenpereiH iiir
Giafunie.

Der Jtauen unb SunsfraurnDer,ir
fir Tidlcni. pirb am ionimsuOsI
Miiino9 in Der CD. CT. psistsrstir,
de, Ribss apsnu.. plsafans Ribs'
.Cpalies 3. 0Obmanr) f.iHe DitTtsI'
idbrli@s 0sriammIuHs abbaItsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-19
goIb fit Giien.

Die Tr6ser oiefes gfing's
gBilig geopfert baben.
Ger i6Iibte Reif gilt nun
Bel &rmen pie bel ReiheH
n8ieI 9auieno trageu ibon
Wiit StoI5 ben 9ling BON eIien,
gle gaben germ ibr Sol6
Sir Wittipen rn6 fir @aiien
Ter Seloen, Die ben 2oo
SIN beiBen, blut'gen Ringen
8efun6en, ols es galt
Die 5einbe 5u be5tpingeu.
@ie mnnfe Tbrdne tpirb
8etrofnet burb bic @oben
an lnferem gan5en 9anS
9lIs fd6nItes gbren3eideu.
grum foIlte ieber bier
9erIongen banat troqen -
Ter SSnIdrift 6ieies gfings
@endB - bon iit su iaGen:
Gem alten 8oterlonbe
9ie Sreue al beiueiIen,
Sab if in ihiuerer 3eit
Sbm SoIS fir hieies giien."
f2y Tie g'irqe fins in Ser @oIf
fatt Office, t27 Sit Siebente, nal
pnin Gtrofp Al, hnhpn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-10
FORM COMPANY
To SPREAD JOY
AMONG CHILDREN
Kris Kringle, Unlimited, Files
Articles of Association With
Commission Of Good Will
and Starts Business.

kris Krlngle. Unlimited" o. The
name of 70 new association formed ana
chris7encl by Dr. q. f. Lukcus. at he
%Childrcu's home. fot the tollowins
purposes:
To insure a Merry Christmas for
every ltilo pour child.
To help every poor aaa widowed
mother 90 provide some remembrance
Tor her little mes go Chriftmas timr.
if she h. too poor io purchase Tor het-
self.
To oGcr aid o. ans uulc child chron-
iCdllS il or crippled and WEo cannot
procure treatment Tor themselves.
For the fun Of the thlJg aud to ay.
as a go between cor ans littlo child
who wants tu ask u favor nf Santa
Claus
Ia Lukc1s declares that his onircl
IS iu aDt AZ II medium for hringinE to-
rcther worthy cases and the ~blg-hea.t-
ed men and omt of New Mexico
who want Co help the kildios, J. rN.
pIg.aiug What he wishes Co accomplish
he suys.
There are cases where widowed
mothers. or people 100 dire poverty.
are ashamed Co ask for uclp from
people len their own communities and
oltenumes thero are people VINO know
the dreadful need of some mother lgd
her struggle in poverty, or the need
Of some child. but do not I,uoN how
60 approach the - to udcr help The
plan OF The Kris krinelo compun. Win
solve this difficulty. Tor the ouer -
be placed within the reapn of 1l such
pcsous.
Where person ot ursuutz1tiou
.u 90 community W..h Goo have the priv
iese Of hclpiUs their own. zinc, may
write asking for reference to tbeu
such ru~c, Is have not asked IuT ss.
rocy.
"l1 the course of thc yrar- We n1,
disHusored that there are crippled
children who m'ght Doe helped 10 thoy
bat know now Goo procure the h"il
The local physician would he rlod to
help such cases h. The. cam 1c handled
without hospital treatment. Put for
some uuac.ountahle reason such cases
many times remain hidden aud ua
help o. asked Ono OF ne objects of
tho Kris Kriug.r plan .- TO trt fa
'lr.ug 90 light lust such eases. SEQ thut
helpless childhood may bc given .-
nance FOR happiuo md health
Any persons .uuWiu~ "a. such 0a-U
particularly of crippled children. lr,
urged Co. notify the doctor 'f fnem
that steps WHt Doc taken tu HrI g .pU.
into The Youngsters I.rs tld 100 poo
.sIbl, Dl-c~ uf ~ds-tItu'.ou hs relieve ED
So nuc need b., afraid fu Hr.H
said pr Iui,cus. ir dis.u-iug tu. Kris
Eingle plan E,try letter Will Bod.
answered u wc have Geo Jou0lr o'-
H.H. H.F"H
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-10
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU
-KNOW-
Henry hsuls baggage. Phone ssS
Auto sprlngs-korbar's Garage.

Auto springs-Eorbar's Garage.
Everyone mas MS clothes made and
kept In shape by r. b Booth. tailor.
2t6 South Second 81.
Fred Crolott again g. able 90 be
about. after several days illness.
NICK ArmiJo has returned To- the
cts after q visit Co California.
Manuc, = vg.I. district attorney.
returned last night from q brief visit
to the capital.
George HottinEer. motto car inspec-
tor for the Santa Fc. was here yester-
day from Winslow.
Lawrence Michaeibach, son OF
Tony, will be- arraigned In city court
this evening. charged with backing
D. car over a crossing IN violation Of
an ordinance.
Services Will be held az Temple Al
bert tonight al 7;fj o'clock. Rev.
Archie Toothaker VIII speak. He has
chosen as his subject for this occu-
sion Amos The public Is Invited
TO attend this service.
Rio Grande chapter. Royal Arch
Mltons. have elected new officers l-
follows. Hten priesf. clyde 49,. Blair.
King 4. Cameron; scribe. s.. d. Busch
treasurer. e. r.. Lowbor secretary.
HAIRY Brown; captain OF tho host. A..
Woodworth pIiuclpa. 51uInsr. Will
lam h. ThaDlert
Charles SON OF CleVeltud. g.. reg
istcrcd today at the Commercial club.
So did Secretary Benuiua cot the Fort
Scott. KAN. y n. e. A.. who b. here
TO consider a proposition Co become
secretary oI b. Duke CIts "Y he
was introduced Ht the club by NJ g.
Hickey.
Mayor Boatright was forced today
Co yield Co th" grip after lighting %
on for days. tie has been coming
down go his office in the hope OF stow
ing oti an attack, but o. wac mo- lso
lie took Co his bed today, aud rc-
ports from tine house wcrc that b.,
seemed Cos he iu Tor a siege. although
il WAS hoped to break up tho old lu
a day or two.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-10
'CASCARETS' BEST IF
HEADACHY, BILIOUS.
SICK, C0NSTIPATED
Best for liver and bowels. bad
breath, bad colds, sour
stomach.

Get +. i0-ceut box.
Sick headache billousnoss. coated
tongue. head aud uoHo Hiuggcd up WIN
a ruld-always trace this Go turpIl
liver; delayed, fermentinE food IN the
bowels or sour CASEY stomach
Poisonous matter DIuEgcl Loo tine me
tcstinc Instead NJ being cast ont Of
the .-tem 81 rc-ahsorhcd into the
blood when this poison ? Iche- the
brain Tissue a. uauses congestion and
thar dull. %thronb.ue. siekoling head
ache
Cu.olrci ,|mmediate,. e',au-o ths
stomach, remove tht sour. u]ndIge-fei
food and foul gls,s. taar .no ,s,es,
bile from the liver and carr. uut 400
the coIsripaied vast" matter and uu.-
.1u- 40 The bowels
a CusoJtct tonight VIII surely
.|'Iaish.,I you out los morning They
WORK while gou sIecp-a IU-,e.t box
from our druggist means 300 hei .
r.e1I. stomach sweet nreH'h right
Dmli,Niuu rosy and your liver and
bow oIa regular Tor uluuth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-10
MANY ATTEND DOUBLE
FUNERAL OF LYONS

Many friends ana member of tho
tlFs aud Muso1s attended the funeral
N,sirrou. u".tcIl of Mr rrl Nr
George ~ Lyon. Mr.. Lfoa died Mon
day Of Intestinal trouble and n widow
dropped dead rs ehr stood |.u .Ins 70
him loo his coffin 1t Strule Bros uu-
|d,rtukiuE parlurs next day
The funeral service HI 900 raus
Eros chapel Rev g. % Hickman
conducted a. Tho bodies w,sc .bIp-
ped last night Goo Pueblo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-10

For ou ideal mans Christmas
datIt cigars
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-18
PRAYER SERVICE.

"Fallen man." continued, is the
subject for prayer service at the
M. Il. Church, South, Tuesday
evening. June %.
Sins of the hesh-Lesson Isaiah
lix 3 to Is, A. l.. Hassell, leader.
John viii 40-41, j. V. Travis.
Romans 29.30, L. l.. Stem.
Romans 31-32, Mrs. A. L. Has
sell.
Romans iii Is to Is, A. S, j ustice.
Romans iii 16 to Is, w. ?. Redick
Corinthians v 9 to IL, Uriah A,
Potts
Galatians 10 to 81, rs. G. Z.
Hicks.
Ephesians iv 10, Tilford Justice
A cordial invitation is extended
to the public to attend and take
part in the service, which begins
at s o'clock.
Respectfully,
FRANK B. JONES, p. G.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-18
EVA CITY.

Ii. l.. Carney has been visiting
relatives here.
N. G. Melton was in Johnson
vile Saturday.
The two-year-old son of George
Goodman is very sick.
Hon. III. b. Pafford Of Flatwoods
was here one day last week.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
j. l. Herndon is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. Lashlee of
Bethlehem were here Tuesday.
Mrs. +. G. Farrar left Friday for
her home in Bowling Green, KY.
The ice cream supper given by
l.. p. Browning was well enjoyed.
Mrs. Lou Summers of Chalk
Level spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Patsy Holland.
Justice O. N. Pafford and Ross
Totty of Chestnut Hill went to
Nashville Thursday.
DR.. Johnson and son of Man
chester were in Eva City on bust
ness the first of the week.
The recent rains no ussed up our
locality but did no damage to crops.
Crop prospects are the best in sew
eral years.
Eva Camp No. 1867, M. W. OF
A., met Saturday evening and in
tiated two candidates into the mys-
teries of that great order.
The ladies of the Woodmen Cir
Gle will give an ice cream suppec
Saturday evening, the proceeds te
60 toward purchasing regalia.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-18
RURAL CREDITS.

Paris, Teun., June 9, Especially
---One of the largest and most sue
cessful rural associations Of the
United States will organize the
farmers of Tennessee into coopera-
tive rural credit associations. This
association has capital stock of
one million dollars and is compos-
ed of leading bankers in the South.
The Rural Credit Association lends
money on farm lands to the extent
OF one half the valuation amount.
The rate of interest charged is 5
per cent and loans are made for as
long period as 49 years with the
privilege to the farmer to pay off
the loan in a shorter period if he
desires.
Every county in Tennessee will
have a representative of the Asso-
citation for the purpose of organiz-
ing the farmers of his county.
Louis Spencer Daniel of the
Paris Business Mems Club has
been appointed general manager
for the State of Tennessee and has
the power to name and appoint all
county chairnen or representa-
tives of all counties in Tennessee
within the next thirty days. Those
interested in this helpful forward
movement might get in touch with
Mr.. Daniel at Paris, Tenn.
Mr.. Daniel has given several
years study and work on this prob
lem for the Southern farmer and as
a aspecialist i'll cooperative organi-
zation is thoroughly capable and
will possibly find way to very ma
terially aid the farmers of his ma
! tive State. Some Of the largest
capitalists and most farmers of the
South are behind Mr.. Daniel in
this great and beneficial movement.
Mr.. Daniel is native of Tennes-
see and well-known throughout the
nation as a wide awake, energetic,
patriotic citizen of more than unu-
sual ability.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-18
RALLY AND PICNIC.

The Benton County Farmers.
Union will convene in it's regular
quarterly session at Morris Chapel
on July 2 and 3. Morris Chapel is
located on the Memphis-to- Bristol
Highway, 4 miles southeast of Cam
den. We are especially anxious
that every local be fully represent
ed and send complete report of
the membership.
For several weeks the Morris
Chapel community has been plan
ning-in their cooperative way-to
make this picnic and rally a decid-
ed success, and we are looking for
ward to this OCCASIONS influence as
great stimulant to the cause
The program is SO arranged that
the executive session will be held
in the afternoon and evening OF
July 2.
AS Saturday will be day OF
public entertainment, we have ar.
ranged to have an address by State
President l.. M. Rhodes in the
forenoon. Professor II. A. Nor,
gan of Knoxville will lecture in the
afternoon.
CLAY Rushing,
President
GRANVILLE GOODMAN,
Secretary
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-18
TEACHERS MEETING.

In accordance with the wishes of
the teachers, as expressed by vote
at the last meeting, the next meet
ing will be held at Big Sandy Sat-
urday, June 19.
The w. G. T. U. of Big Sandy
will contribute some interesting
numbers for the program, which is
as follows:
1Oa. Meeting called to order
by the chairman, j, j. Holland;
roll call by secretary, Miss Allie
Brooks; devotional exercises, Rev.
w. w. Henley; welcome address,
D. G.. Curd; response, Granville
Goodman.
Duty of the public school-(a)
TO the child, Mrs. Sudie Boyd and
Miss Matte Stockdale. (b) To
the community, A. K. Presson and
Mr.. Bennett. Teaching physiolo-
gy and hygiene'in public schools,
Mrs. Fannie Pierce.
Noon intermission.
1.3O D. m. Play as a factor in
child training, j. F. Lindsey and
Edward L. Wick.
The Bible in the public school,
Mrs. Olivia Robins.
Character, an index of the home
training, Mrs. L. B. Cantrell.
Scientific temperance lnstruc-
tions, Mrs. Fannie Pierce.
How to be happy though teach
er, E. J. Clement.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-18
CROSS ROADS.

Health is very good in this COM
munity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Townsend Wis.,
tied Mr.. Capps Sunday.
Chester Townsend spent Satur-
day with Jim Wimberly,
Dennie Douglas spent the sab
bath with Chester Mitchell.
Mrs. A. 0. Cole visited the fam
lily of j. II. McEwen Sunday.
Miss Winnie Townsend was the
guest of Mrs. Douglas Sunday.
Eli Allen has returned from
Gainesboro, where he has been
teaching.
Miss Virgie Allen has been Wis.
iting her sister, Mrs. Mary Mark.
ham, who is recovering from SO.
we're spell of sickness.