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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
Re DUCE RATES
IN BEHALF IF
BETTER ROADS

r. II. Marshall. general manager Of
the Wh"rIing Wall Plaster company.
and other local mon Interested in In"
campaign now being made for tho re-
n"wal of extensive road building opera
tons. was greatly "latcd by tho action
Of III" federal railroad administration
n reducing transportation rates on ma
t"rialS entering into III" construction or
highways. The reduction amounts 10
;rn per cent of the existing tariff rates.
Mr.. Marshall gave out the following
announcement received from the United
States railroad administration as Wash
ington:
Walker n. Hines. director general or
railroads. has announced that he hnS
decided. after consultation with the de-
partmrnis of agriculture. commerce md
labor. to reduce the present regularly
published tariff rates upnn specified
road building materials when for use
in federal. state. county, parish, town
ship or municipal government road
work
This will authorize all railroads un-
dor federal control Ia apply rates aS
shown hollow on certain local shipments
If stone thr0k"n. crushed or ground|.
Stag. shells. chats. chcrtS. sand ana
gravel. shipped during tn" period from
May to December 81. 1919. inclusive.
when for use in road building or road
runirit raanc" and when consigned Ia ana
the freight thereon paid ny f"d"rnl'
state. county parish. township or NUM-
cipa1 government.
Tho reduced rates TO be applied on
such material shall be IN cents per not
ION less than The regularly rnh'IShra
,ariH rates In effect for tho tranSporta-
zion 81 these materials for comm"rciaI
uses ut tho time shipments move; nut
with a minimum charge Of 40 cents per
net Tone except that whcr" tn" regular
" published commercial rat" is less
Than 80 cents per net ton, th"n such
regularly puhliShcd rat" shall apply.
"T'hosr reduced rates may he Arnll|"
on shipments consigned as outlin"d
above. but in care Of contractor. pro-
yidcd the freight is paid by tn" govern
ment. and provided proper ccrtnhcation
is made by the government through IFS
nroperly accredited representative that
the shipments arc for the use or ana
thc reduction in tho rate will accrue ["
the government.
"'rhe rates authorized are to he aF-
piled without publication in tarIns. &C
count government property. but each
railroad hauling such material IS
charged. with the duty Of seeing mat
the reduced rates are applied only on
bona 1dr government material where
the freight charges saved by the r"Huc-
ton will accrue to the government Us
indicated above"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
FIT TO WIN"

Tho Colonial theatre was cro"o'N
Yesterday with men 10 sec the oprn'hs
performances of 4 four days engage
mont of tho great United States PUBLIC
health service picture. Fit 10 WIN. IL
is n startling revelation OF tltai lact'
touching upon all phases OF prostltullon'
loose living. tho sowing or WHO oa.a'
tho ignorance and follies Of youth u.
simple rules of clean living and sexual
nurity matters which are avoided D!
narents and teachers. talked about IN
,rbtspers. often revealed in lies, ana
which have never before been pictured
for a public audience. are seen In inns
nowerful dramatic photoplay, in Wnich
these things nre shown without adorn-
mont. mystery or camoufiage IN u
IN win" diseases and evils arc called d!
their common names. Everything -
nictured. There Is no hidden meaning
no double sense: you can't misuhuc'
stand.
The first reel of the picture SHOWS
venereal disease in Its various lut ~
not In technical style. hut in StarlhHE-
" true pictures and plain language. Inc
remainder Of the photo-dramn "a pow
erful absorbing story. combining clear
statements. impressive emotional ep-
neal. Inspiration, action, moral incen-
tive and Mt the same time genuine en-
,crtainment. Two great moral lessons
are taught. First. that tho healthS
young man mey lead lifc OF cont'n-
cncc with absolutely no harmful cHcee
upon his mind nrd body; gecond' lnhs
Eonorrhen and syphllis Rro serious GUS
cases mrnncIns tho nation and proving
that q man who Is 40 diseased IN hoV"I
n match. mentally or physically, for INC
Glenn fellow. Tho theatre To-Day WIZ
auoin he given over 10 men exclusively,
and on Wednesday both afternoon ana
cYerinE 10 women only.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
IF T Were a Farmar.

If were farmer would keep on
hand few reliable medicines for minor
ailments that are not SO serious rs 20
require the attention Of physicion.
such as Chamberlain's Colo and
Diarrhoca Remedy for bowel COM
plants.
Chambcriain's Cough Remedy Tor
coughs, colds and Group.
Chamberlain's Liptmcnt Tor spra'hs'
bruises and rheumatic pains.
chambcrIsIn's Tablets for stomach
troubles, biliousnoss and constipation.
By having these articles at hand II
would often SAW the trouble OF q TRIP
to town in the busiest season or in inc
night, and would enable me TO treat
slight ailments as soon as they appear
and thereby avoid the more serious as
eases that 80 often follow.
For sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15

exhibit very eagerly accepted the then
proposed exhibit for its travelling health
car This health car is making tour
~ the entire state of West Virginia IN
the interest of child welfare and public
health. and is to visit every city ana
town In the state. moro especially the
scattered towns in tho distant part OIL
the state. This health car will be IN
Wheeling Wednesday and Thursday 10
receive this exhibit.
Wheeling has the distinction Of oeing
the first city in our state 10 take up
child welfare work and. in fact, is one
Of the first in the country.
The childrcn's bureau at Washington
issued requests TO the cities in tho
country to take up this important work
and Wheeling, through the Woman
club. was one Of tho first to accept. For
tho past eighteen months this import
ant work has been carried on in Wheel
ing BY the Woman's club and It's results
cannot be estimated today.
Tho posters and four models compris-
ing the exhibit 10 be shown IN the pub
lie wednesday evening represent the
work that has been done and some OF
the results attained. II" posters. VI
which there are twelve or fourteen u'>
very artistic and reflect great credit
staff who kindly consented TO prepare
them for this exhibit. a rare oppnr-
tuntty is given the public to inspect the
work Of Ivhecling's foremost poster de-
signers.
The models which have been prepared
by the manual training department OF
the high school. under Prof. w. G.. Car
pentcr. arc indeed wonderful pieces OF
work, every detail being carried out
and complete in every respect. These
models alone arr in themselves worth
going far TO see. rs it Is not known
that such q set OF models has ever heen
prepared before. They are indeed re-
markablc. and have aroused the admir-
alton Of everyone who has seen them.
This meeting is free TO everyone and.
aside from tho exhibit. n very interest
ing proGran1 is to be given.
DO not miss this opportunity. come
and bring your friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
MODELS WILL Be
EXHIBITED FREE

Interest Is growing in the hig pnohc
meeting 10 bc held Wednesday evening
rho 18th at S:3N o'clock in the hiEh
school auditorium. AT this meeting the
child welfare exhibit is to BE- presented
by the Woman's club to the state board
Of health. The state board Of health
when first questioned concerning this
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15

This week only g. full
case C dozen bottleS)
will cost but $5-25 and
a rehate Of 4oc will he
allowed for return OF
case and bottles
Order now!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09
Scfniife Sfuler.

Gen nnbnnneoc 5SG1c5reprGicntd.
ton Tor isuoeripoit 0odnoperf og
Suouitri har. gfter huoo "1Qnitcs
rem opl0icr, ltrar togct ct Arbeibe
% Tor 0prcttcIieu al ct bctnoelig ar
tai tcfuiifc Stoler oucralt / Ssuocr.
iuIlono Get er @eriigten at trent
itnuoc Nrbeioet ioo itertt, at ibuert
Golo en- Tel al &c onoaiploen0c
SfoIer ON muIigt ifoI poubeaunoc
ocre9 Girfiounhco a1ercoc / 2sbet al
oct fommeuoe G"'tcraar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09
Slcsula % Treostruffaten

Zen tpite aommlsiiou bar fun 81.
pct Ct unoplgeuoe Spar gaa oen
Yrpteit iom ira Gutenteus Sioe par
reiit moo SaIg al Statseienoomm1
/ SIe@plg commissioner bar ior.
aprig anmooet ON. at Ser maatte bll.
DC ucoiat en- bluu0et Nommisiion til
at irGiic A%iglsrelier meo 0euiun I'll
lloisrelien al Sc militPre og mari.
time Seltemmelier / Treo9traitatcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09
Suifcruc trncr.

"0uiumer Rncbrichter" isrcr
Oct tuifc llopaIgS Mruo / oerne Slo
en- hlbiig ann1paaue moo @narocicr
Tctlcf Shomicn / 8innert. set
flcltote tioIigerc WcoIem al Ratlo-
nalioriumlinaen / Meimar. ) hotI
fen Conc oenrc aampaauc isrca,
ocrom er isIqcuoe 2)triug al gogbin.
Ser :. 3 NoIcnbcrg ct tiIitrpfteIigt
8lonc3bur6:
SfIloe &c. Sr. 5homier. isle
Gem iorauIeoiqet til noerIlgcrc poa
iorrroeriif TiS at oirfc FOR Ceres
Gonmnrf" % paa en- bornert TOILET
Nionoe al BRACE SEN tuife Saa neo /
Snnuiet, iaa bill Sooen bel iiroe
WioIcr til at gisre Gem uifooelia."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09
WiiiS WarN Nnocrjon
MOuGOucs,

arbcioSminiitcr @iniom g. @iI.
ION bnr ubnGunt Q}ii5 Maru In0cr.
ION, Chicago, til Gircctor FOR 9(r.
heiosocoartcmertct: @omnn'5 @l,.
realt, Woihington. 1ette er isritc
8arg ell ~ircmmcoioot Spin6c cr Bit
bGoret mco eli ioa hoi StiQing / re
g%icringcu2 Sieneitc. Manqc ircm.
mcois6tc Wpno iu0char in6ilu6cI.
Iesrigc Stiqinqer @aihinaton. ser.
iblauot ell Hpffc l~torompno buuSs
! % locnfor aungrcsien, men QtiIs
Ynocrion er Den 'er'tc ir%Cmmc0is0te
Gpllloe, Der bc'pttar en- o~ucror0ne.
Eoit / Sen isoeroIc Ciencitc. D}iI3
AnocrIon err ipeuit al sSebiel o. fom
bcropcr iom lng Njgc. Sun be.
apnotc iom 4rbeioerife paa en- Sfo.
iabrlf / Ghicago oq blco ON noqer
gar Ssrer Tor 6oqioreuinqcrs fuir.
beige Nibcling, Sum er Mco!cm az
Greflltipraabct / International Boot
ono Shoe @ortcr'a Union % Scfrc.
ter Tor Notlonal @omen'$ Irooe
Union 2eaaue's International Rc.
latioua Committee. SIM pur en- az
Sipacna 3clcgereoc iii Tnria ianlc6.
ming Arbeibcripsrg2miaal. Ser Be.
hanolcoc3 uto SrcOsfouicranccn.
@omau's Bureaus Spgaue er al
isgc iorbcorct oc GlIfaar moer buiI.
fc orbcioeuoc apin0cr Der / Sanoet
ticncr ii 2cuc6rs0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09
Zen blcu upoaaet.

6aoer2Iep, soc Ang 5 Sc ii6ite
Gage or 300 aauouer mco ait Ill.
bcbsr anfommcu ira Ell @rtileri.
part / Stettiu til Seier, buorira Be
piI bliue tronsportereoe I'll Glib. &c
oreier iig Iislqe "Iariferer ON
Sfnt5, iom lpIferrc bar iieruet ira
Zen moer TnnbcuitIIitanocn ca en-,
tcntcn bar oerior mt frUoet Same
nerue trun5portertoe ttlboge I'll Zen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09
Scn intcrnntionnle 9ummisnon.

aabeurou 12te glua. ) (iIIlut.
Ming III set iorbcreoenoc Ns0e. iont
Dtc0lcmmerue al 0cr iuterrutioualc
aummi2liou FOR uoqIc Sage iioen
aibolot / &%Iebenbnou. troa6te Gng,
lambs. Tralfriga. SperigcS % Nor
ge3 Hcprricutnnter / Torbiuoelit
mco Wituiitcr 8. I. Nanieu Tor at
iuobcrtc C%plnsrlugcr % uopcrlc
Qicumacr nreo &eninu til Ell Gel al
be iorcliagcthc Spsrg@mool. Som
mi2iionen begpn0cr Sorarbetoerne
ilNit ! lldcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09
Snifcrue oil itcmmc / lite Gone.

Get bliler mere oq mere flart. at
(u'feruc i lite Bone uuoIuoer at isl
ae set tuifc lIOpalg5 BaroIa ON fife
at otltuge j Nntemuiugeu. 9laoet
Ter ircic Hrbeiter", Den tnife @tr-
bcioerbc1oltuing3 Crgan paa &tit
fuiteu, opIor0reoe allereoe Tor noIeu
(to iroeu SoctoIoemotratcrre til at
femme Get iociuIoeuofrotiite 80
.rcoorgau Tor @ertugoemmerre,
"ScbIc5utg 4oIitcinicbe Goltjei,
una oq andre tpife BLADE Ilttrer
ia bcnrnft I'll ocnue Spiorortrg. q
gcleoe9 bar iumtIige tpife garttbeitns
reIier iorlcOen pprct ioriom.eoe i
(snocr az Ser oeOtaJet en- ReloIly.
ton. Der o~piororer ale Galaberetti.
gcoe iii at itentue ior az beot'e, az
ser err oere5 GlI'e at bltce ~oeb ser
9ono. bror Sc hsrer hierrre otter
al oereS Gro ca StIuPreIie. ue0
(p'fIau0."
Ger oil, Tou Schmidt ifrfcer.
oqiaa ! tite 3pue 6Iioe aorrp ore
belle 9inieu. ReiuItatet er ielofMse.
LA puo Torbaano gipet. WoroiIes-
pigerna fan iaaupn goot iubIe. fsr
Be optaler Sen iioite Stprteprsue
mes Spiterre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09
misnonen.

A~lsbenbaun. Soc Alg. (eIegrai.
olreftsr Seitue ira Norge % Sdnoa
bsoolng D. Spoow ira Suerige er
antommet bertlI. Ce 10 @crrer er
iom betienot Wieolemmcr al oen in.
teruntlouale aommlslion. iom ital
oomiuiitrere Sle&pis / SuergaugS.
p%erlooeu.
commissioner holber lonl III irr
tie Wteoe Der ! gpen ior al trGi!e
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09
Sra ScnoerivlIane.
Nrbciosrnaocnc pna Srcrnc.

Hobcnrno, Soc @uquit. Tda ct
Wisoe | GIenaborg / lir3ongs, iout
glrbeioerroooene / Niitemniuaaionen
aibolot ueotoQe3 el RcioIutlou.
bpori ale ipife 4rbeioere % 9orqcre
/ lite 3oue opforores iii al oeltage /
Hitemuingeu og itenme init pda
Tolloaqeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09
&c iranife Sroppcr.

Aoberraa 12te Plug. Get ~iranife
Rrigaitlb ~@a Murieiuaiie", iom
bar isrt oen me ~ironife @eianot til
a~iebcnbaon % ocreiter ifoI itan til
Observation-Disclosures Gjsooiittou.
eiter 6~orIpoeUoe ontfriug 206e Iug.
oil gIGltc Aubeuraa 6ioro, boorfra
Sfibet oil Iortipttc Heiicn gienrem
@ll2iuuo til SIcn5borg 6ioro. ga
Warieiuaiie" bar en- @eiUtnirg poa
900 Y}un0.
Zen ~'rauift Battalion Ger bliper
beuIagt til 6Ienabora / Aiitemuing2
y%eriooeu, fommer til at beitaa al
100 Diauo. u0ruItc0e mco Ytaitiu
geourer NJ. nj. 6routrlg itiuer 0e5.
uocn ct Observation-Disclosures poo
600 Notroicr til commissioners
Ti2uoiitiou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09
1000 Str. / Wsoer for at hare hciit
Snnnebrug.

Nooerolep 9oe gug. 8eo berur-
renoe 9ilto0erret bleo 8ooroeier
Wtitfclieu FRA &oicnS iosmt 1000
SIR. / @soer, forSi han Den 6tc ,NtIi
bapoe beiit GanHebroq / lin &are til
Wiuoe ON ,sreoericiuoaaen, % ioroi
han niIoe iorhirore @euoarnSrne /
at toge GIaeet reo. NiffeIien oil
appeQere Common.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09

Siltt ira Norge. e. ION tGrfsrp da at
ieuse BILLET III SeuHsr sIer Bdnrsrsuee /
Gorge. Tan srboIoe iuIoftGuoiee S~plpsnius
asr og be poiie neutrality-suspicious. peo ar
~tilitripe ScduolrGptau american Cine, 1T
Tortb Dearborn St., 9bicaac.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09
Ssmocrinoifc ariosiangcr / Serbicn.

CberitIattnout 5ogb er Tor nnlig
Ocn6t hiem ira Ell Reiie / Serbier.
hoor ban bar iunoet 20 isrtoerinbIfc
Arr92ianger. Ser par anbrdat neo
foriticliat Irbeioe runot / 2aroet.
ara oanif Stoe har man ieloisIgelig
itrur lot ia ! 9euPgelie ior at ioo
Iangcrne irt "a ieuot biem. 8iem.
'eroelien oil iigIlc "6oucoit." iono.
lnnliaut5 aoa oucr 2oro giennem
llnanrn, giterrla % Tniflano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09

cuts TT Hiu "Eetorab Sshsn", arte'1l cen
M sicboer "a aisHsir, Sts Dem Il GaIusr al
slaeei ru &c 10 - 70 'eTecr 70 IS en- NJ
Inearsai, t,c. u not eiss :, saaglsnns e8-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09
0temmatislme.
ct Niemmc mib0el. mint nj ru 0infuhr.

W Sbs"sNS1 Htott w th >tpt"pt.
9aaren 1893 bIep lea a~usrebsr AZ Dtuifelaiai %
iuna mnatoriH EheuTatismt. ! prsr IRE aarIsb
lea. 'out inn ben Der bar prenst Bet tan pIoe. ,See
'or'cais wstooeI efftr Vtiehel % e1at sftrr eGae.
men hpao Sinerina lea trholot bar run mibI,rti.
eia. ltIhof faHbt ita ct WtbbeI. Der btIbr,bsb.
mia 'nIoitrrola. % Srahormen bar fiotr lite nii
ia. Sea bar atpst Wiolet III 'ere. icm par baarst
anar.but saer cuepa isnatiaa-tbe uf Rheuuo.
iisut. % bet bar hsibreoei / etbpsrt liIfqlot.
aeI MI hare trhptr Sleeroe AZ Rhenuatisme
bpilteuipmhtlit ,SorlH III at fprisat bisft piouus
berIiat btlertberbe Rrrfer Ssnb life en- Gent:
itrh tmp.liheu bit Hapu % bin abresie, pa ita
pI 'snot Mtnlsi al prone frit otter al er bar
bruat BET "a bel bar ptit ia al nart bet Irnae II.
teriseie Wiootl III pelbreotIit AZ bin Rheur,a.
tisui. tan hu ',ube mic 9riisr for bet. en- Tpaar.
men utsrt big pei, tea ntl TIE hare bine peuas
m.onirers hn or fnIsi'runia itl'rtos nite at 'ense
benz. or itfs bet rlrrtiiat! Snorfor Iihs Irnaer,
rnar INTER- etHerina iaalthts bnhts dig frifl fles
lat iffs. Sfrin tnoa.
MARI II. JACKSON. No. 2soF eurnsy s.de.,
Syracuse. \. Y.
DIR .lat'nr or paatiotiua. Gnerffaatuhe Or.
fIryiuc innh.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09

"enspsuHcu" spmafiuer &c be ssshe %
biaiake / Sauolsu- 10 sldrs tsdrrurt 'slaer
utes bier WalitH. Sirio III -Seecrio' Sc'ien'
e'ier Huintng
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09

Vcltemmeiler ON De tSorholosrealsr
lom IoreIsbig ifnl tage9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-09

NDro'NnbrH M%IDbcnhnpn. Nla
bcnhouu. zoe Aug. Zen american
ifc 9lutcmobIl'nbrifant Soro ogrct
ter. iisllc Soeiolbemotraten". en-
GioeliHQ Al i'm Subrlf i aipbcnhapn.
..orbcreoeIicrne CT nllereoe laa lallg,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1919-04-18
CHURCH MUST KEEP
PACE WITH WORLD

Plans of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, South, indicate that
their field of work will greatly
broaden in the next few months
and will include Europe and Rus
sia. "The Methodist Church has
been plodding along for many
years and has made record that
every Methodist is justly proud
Of" said r. L. Burge, of the 81
berian Commission of the Ameri-
can Red Cross, in a letter from
Vladivostock that has just been
received at headquarters in Nash
vile.
ut is time, however, for the
Methodist Church to do something
sensational and unusual. All the
world is doing things differently
now and the organization that
can not keep pace must fall behind.
We should go into the countries of
Europe and Russia, be pioneers in
a work that might mean more to
prevent future wars than the
! League of Nations. Christanize
and educate the peoples of the
world and there will be no more
wars But if we have harmony
by threats and fear and by constant
show of force, [ see no reason why
it might not be another question
of a scrap of paper.
"But it would be madness to at
tempt any work in Siberia or Rus
sia at this time. No complete OF
intelligent investigations can be
made until order is restored and
from what [ have seen it will be
months before that task is accomp-
ished.
keep in mind always that the
complexion of the world has entire.
ly changed and that not only must
there be complete reorganization
in economic, political and socia
conditions most particularly in re.
ligious conditions"
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1919-04-18
A MEETING
OF FARMERS

There will be a farmers public
meeting at the court house in
Camden Wednesday April % at l
o'clock p. m.
The purpose of this meeting will
be to select two soldiers and one
farmer from each district of the
county to act as an advisory COM
mittee in consultation with the
central committeeman in Camden,
who have been appointed to fur
ther the development of progress
sive agriculture, live stock raising
and cooperative marketing.
The perfection of this organiza-
tion will result in vast amount of
good to every individual in the
county. Your suggestions and
your support are solicited for your
community and your county; lend
your help to this much needed
work; see that it is put over; don't
forget the place, date and hour.
Come, help make Benton County
a leader. The door of opportunity
for service is open. Come and do
a mans part.
L. e. DAVIS,
Chairman
J. E. GRAY,
Secretary
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1919-04-18
WALNUT RIDGE.

B. j. and Mart Beasley spent
Sunday with J. II. Beasley.
t. E. Beasley and wife spent
Sunday with Henry III hudson.
Miss Sala Corbitt was the guest
of Miss Della Webb Sunday.
Miss Clara Greer has returned
from a visit near Mount Zion.
FL. l.. Stagner and wife attended
the singing at McIllwain Sunday.
Misses Vonie and nellie Corbitt
visited Miss Ora Beasley Sunday
Royal Melton, a former member
of Battery D., was the weekend
guest of his grandfather, John
Melton.
There will be singing at Ebene-
Ger Saturday night and Sunday.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1919-04-18
SMITHS GROVE.

Mrs. Nancy Martin is improving,
we are glad to learn.
V. B. Rogers and wife of Hun
tingdon are visiting homefolks.
Miss Ida Cowell visited Mrs.
Mary Rogers the latter part of the
week.
County Agent Gray spoke here
Saturday night and gave lot of
good advice.
Bob Walker and John johnson
have received discharges from the
army and returned home.
On account of the singing at
McIllwain the singing at this
place was postponed Saturday and
Sunday, but there will be singing
here Saturday night.
Will close with best wishes to
The Chronicle.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1919-04-18
CLAUD.

Ii. A. Phifer and others were at
Point Mason Saturday.
James Newton Pierce and wife
of Texas are here to spend the
summer.
George Phifer and wife and Mrs.
Tilford ManDon visited at Mount
Zion Sunday.
Miss Maggie Blanks and little
Miss Joe Farmer visited friends
on Harmon Greek last week.
A. @. Hartley, who recently re-
turned from the army, has gone to
Oklahoma to visit his father.
Wyly Sykes and Henry Brown
ing of Eva and A. M. Melton were
at Waverly one day last week.
Rev. A. G.. Melton of the Big
Sandy Circuit has gone to the Y.
M. G. A. training school at Blue
Ridge, N. c., leaving his work dur
ing his absence in charge of Evan
gelist A. M. Melton.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1919-04-18
GET THE HABIT.

BERToN BRALEY IN "THRIFT."
When weather's very clear and dry
A Savings Stamp l 60 and buy
And tuck it cheerfully away
To guard against rainy day.
And when the weather's wet and
damp
[ 60 and buy Savings Stamp,
And hide it in my little purse
For fear the weather may grow
worse.
When l am flush l buy the stamps
To fend off future fiscal cramps,
And when my straights are rough
and deep
l buy Thrift Stamps because they
are cheap.
When one stamp on my card il
glued
The other spaces all look nude
And SO [ can not pause or rest
Until that card is fully dressed.
And if [ stop with that | find
l get quite restless in my mind
Without card to fill, so then
| have to start the thing again.
Its great to watch the stamp cards
grow
And lick the stamps to lick the foe
And make him scurry like a rabbit
You ought to try it-get the habit
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1919-04-18
BUSY.

When we hear somebody COM
plain, II haven't time to do this or
that" we think of the days long
gone by. when we did not have the
conveniences that we now have.
What would the busy body do if
he had to make his own candles
for light, chop his wood for the
fire, shoot his powder rand ball rifle
for food?
To travel, he would go by steam
or mud or mud road. He'd have
no telephone. His doctor lived
forty miles away, his school was
half as far, The sundial was his
timepiece, the birds his weather
forecasters. The stream was bis
bath tub, the brook his mirror.
And his newspaper never would
reach him.
Imagine him doing all these
things-this fellow who has no
time! Poor ashi-bazo1k!
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1919-04-18
GERMANY IS THE
LEPER OF HUMANITY

member all these things that we
know came to pass in the old
world where the Boch ragged un-
Gagged for four years. There isn't
an adult American anywhere in
the country who should feel free
to ignore the call of this next loan.
1t isn't that we need fear Ger
many now. But we ought to be
willing to come in and help make
the future as safe as the united
wisdom of the free nations of the
world can make it.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1919-04-18
Natural Mistake.

"Is this jungle scene?' asked
the slightly intoxicated gentleman
in a movie show.
"No," replied his friend. "You
are looking at the picture through
the foliage on a woman's hat"
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1919-04-18

date in their regular uniform and
participate in the proceedings of
the day and act as escort to the
Battle Tank that will parade the
streets of the town.
l urge the business men in the
town to close their places of busi-
ness from 9 q. m. to IL m on the