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VIEW OF A HALF-DOME IN THE WONDERFUL PALACE OF EDUCATION. Copyright.. 1914, by Panama-Paclflo International Exposition Company. This photograph shows a half-dome in the colossal Palace of Education at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San FYancisco In 1916. The world's most noted artists, mural decorator^ and sculptors were en gaged to decorate the exposition palaces and, as a result, the huge structures are indescribably beautiful. The Interior of the dome is embellished wltlTa superb mosaic of brilliant colors, designed under the supervision of Mr. Jules Guerin, the noted artist. The height to the top of the half-dome is 110 feet. MR. W. F. STEVENSON, CANDI ' DATE FOR CONGRESS Will be a man of. Influence If elect ed. Wo can only judge of the future by i the past. He has been classed by the 'people not favorable to him as the most liillnentlal man In the Housq^ at Columbia. Will lie not measure up to that in Washington? The Yorkville Enquirer, 'the strong est paper in its section, published in his opponent's home town, said of him in 'February 1M2: "I was impressed with the ven eration and contidence ivitl*"Which the. members looked up to this Mr. ! Stevenson. I gathered that when j a man had a bill that he wanted to Ket through he applied to Stev- | enson and If Stevenson promised lils help It was alright." So ho seems to lm a political man who can (leal with his fellow mem ber# so as to inspire them with con fidence and accomplish his purposes. He is sometimes modest and qn the occasion of the above editorial he modestly disclaimed such wide influ ence and thought it was a reflection on the House to attribute such po<Vor to one man. One of the daily news papers editorially remarked as to this . episode: j "Mr. Stevenson's position in the House of Representatives is no more and no less than will be that of every man of conspicuous native ability fortified- by educa tion and industry. He is a lead er because he loads. Without set ting him up us the foremost man j o? all the world or of the South' i Carolina General Assembly for i that matter, it is the simple truth ; that ho has few equals in that t body and if be Is a big force In South Carolina legislation, the ex- j planatlon is that the momentum of brains and training counts. - Any man of W. F. Stevenson's equipment . would have recognition in any legislative body bo it the Congress of the United States or any other assemblage in which lie may bo placed." Why not Kive him tin* chance to be come such a leader in Congress? Ala bama ' has first had the leadership, North Carolina is now taking it in the House and already has It in the Sen ate. ? Why can't the State of Calhoun, IfA) I"' HIM I M< i MUli.- Inisc it 1 ? ;iv? Ui in a trial, ,Waic|? tltp Stevenson I'dluniu.- adv. jTO TIIK l>? MO< KVi lC V0TKK8 OK IvhlCSllAW cor NT V. I My ut ifiit ioi? lias Imhmi called to the fact that a number of parties who have hii'.ucd thelt- eluh rolls only signed h> their initials. Kyle II minted by the 1 icmoerat lc state Convention n'<|illn^ ! that every applicant for t>u roll mini t Khali In |M*rsoti write upon the eluh | roll bis full name, etc. All those who' have only used their Initials In enroll | i inj; will please back to the seere j t a ry i if th?*lr res|>ee4lve elnhs and si^n ' their names In full on the eluh roll. If the applicant for *uroilinent lives j In a tit > or town lie shall also give tjic name of the street he lives oh, and j the house number, If the houses are i numbered. 1 4. A, Wlttkowsky, Chairman Kershaw County I>etno-i eriitie lOxecutlve Committee, ! Not ire I'liic Tree C'lul). For the convenience of the members of Pine Tree Club they are requested to meet me at lteaver Data church on Tuesday, June MOtli, from H a. m. to 12 m., for the purpose of having their names enrolled on I he new eluh rolls. 1 1. T. Itlackmon See. I . | ? First Week Jurors. .J, S. I toss, Bhiney. I T. A. Crossland, laigoft'. |(. I/. Smyrl, Oaatey. ' T. J. Holland, Camden rontel. J. A. Hell, ( 'iinitleii route Jl. Archie Peak, Lugoft* rouU? iVN A. .1, Hunler, Hethune .1. T. Sinclair, Camdoiu W. 1 1 . Collier, Cassatt. J. F. Mlllott, Cassatt. A. J. Illnson, Camden. If. 10. Klrkley, Kershaw. K. It .King, Bethune. W. M. Brnnuon, Cassatt. <1. W. So well, Kershaw. 10. A. Newman, Camden. W. M.lloouO, Kalh. W? W. King, Camden, Ji. M. Truesilell, Westville. J. 10. Hush, Camden. Iteuben Branhnm, Lugoff. J, II. Sinclair, Camden. W. (3. Hough, Camden. L. C. Pate, Lucknow. Ivy Marcus, Camden. A, C. Mc'1-.eod, Camden. 11. 10. Barnes, Bethune. C. \V. Hendrix, Camden route 2. Z. L. lirbughton, Kershaw. Wesley Sheorn, Westville. J. 11. Moseley, Camden route 2. W. IT; Watklns, Camden. W. A. Fletcher, Kershaw. CJ. M. Anthony, Westville. J. K. PeKay, Camden route 2, W. (i. Adams, Cauulen. Removal Notice. To my Friends and Patrons:' 1 have moved my Musie J louse from my old stand to the Man building in the store room with .the Camden Five and Ten Cents Sttore. J. W. Melton's Music House, Camden, S. C. ^ . j , t? County Campaign l>ate*. Auuust 17- -Botliuno August Ih Kershaw August lit WestVllle AU?USl 'JO UltltOUV ( 't'tkhK Itoads VUKUHt 'J I I * I : i iu-> August V'J -t'luudon i August 'J'J Night at School House orlwo.-h Mills state Campaign llalcii, Conway ,v, ?) one 'JO. ' IMIlon Saturday, June 27. ? I >arliugton Monday, Juno J" iUshopvllo Tuesdwy. ? i iiiki .'in. Itennet tsvllU/ July l. chosterlleld Thursday, July 'J. < "a Friday, July .'V f( 'olumhla " Saturday, July I. ^l^xi i>k' ton Thursday, July 0. Saluda Kliduy July 10. F.dgeliehl Sat unlay, J.ul.V 11 Aiken -Tuesday. July II. ltauihrru Wednesday. July |p? Ha rnwoJl Thursday, July Hi. Hampton Friday, July IT. Hoaufort Saturtlay, July IK. Uhlgelaud Wednesday, July 'J'J. Waiterhorn Thursday, July J.'l, Charleston Friday, July 'J I. St. < ioor^e Tuesday, July 2M. oraugelmrg Wednesday, July 20. SI. Matthetvs - - Thnrsda> . .Inly BO, WiunsiMtro Monday, August {]. Chester Tuesday, August I. l.aneaster Wednesday, August ft, Yorkvllle Thursday, August tl. CatTney- Friday, August 7. . SpartanUurg--- Saturday. August s. I * 1 1 i< ii i Tuesday, August J I. N'ewherry Wednesday, August 12. I .ani ens Thnrstlay, August I I. AMh'vIIU' Saturday. Align*! I.Y Auder-on MoinliiN, August I I Walhalla Tuesday, August 1* IMekens Wednesday. August in. < 'Jreenvllle- -Thursday. August 20. ?. . ' 7v V ? . r Senatorial Campaign l)at?<, Huruwell Friday, Juno "JO. Bamherg Satiu^lay. Juno 'J7. Wlunshoro -Monday, June 'JO. Chester Tuesday, Juno .'10. l.aneaster Wednesday, July 1. Yorkvlllo? Thursday, July 'J. < Jatfney Friday, July ?">. Spartanburg ? Saturday. July I. Fnion ? Wednesday, .Inly S. Newberry? Wednesday, July 10. ? ireenwofid? Saturday, July 11. Abbeville ? Tuesday, July II. Anderson - Wednesday, July ift Walhalla? Thursday, July HI. I'iekens- ? Friday, July 17. (ireenvlile, ? Saturday, July IS. Laurens? -Wednesday, July 'J'J, Columbia ? Thursday, July -2!l. Lexington ? Friday, July 24. Saluda? Saturday, July 2.r>. ftdgetiold ? Wednesday, July 'JO. Aiken? Thursday, July .'10. . Camden ? Tuesday, August I. ( 'hestorflehl ? Wednesday, August 5 Hennettsvllle ? Friday, August 7. I tarllngton- Saturday. August H. i Blshopvllta ? Monday, August 10./ Florenee? ' Tuesday, August 11. I tlllon? Wednesday. August 1'J. Marlon ? Thursday. August 1H. < 'onway? Friday, August 1 I. . Kingstree ? Saturday, August IT). < Jeorgetown ? Monday. August 17. Monck's Corner ? Tuesday, August 18 Manning ? Wednesday, August 10. Sinn ter? Thursday, August 'JO. Very Soothing TO THE SKIN. 'J'Ut?iV in l)??f ititttc ?piito so annoy liiK it ml rotft 1 1 i > t urldn? us to Im- tho \ li>t Im of tho hot "\V**ii t |i?*r rashos Imagine how (lit* cliildrt'ii ftvl 1 1 m ? \ aiv coiil lnnrtlly Ollt In tli?' 0|KMI, I'NpOSOd to tllO Mill, Mood ovorhmifd mnl Hufforlng Mioro or lo>,s from J'rlrklx llrnt, Iml \w-atli or rushes ti 1 1?) Irritation It fnicajw tu.it wry ntth* roHt lit night. Keep NYAL'S Prickly Heat Powder in the Home nso It <ai tho ? hlldron tho f I r?t thing In tho morning and tho last tiling at night nntisoptic, fooling, healing, ami soothing, and dontroyg tho odor of ixusplratton rot a I nod In tho folds of tho skin, It Is (M|iially good for you. Price 25 Cents. WluMi wo li?d a oliunco to gel tlio oxrlustvr Helling agency for Nyal Family Remedies wo JuuiihmI at it. Thoy. art* known among ?U drug gists a,s tho highest quality lino on tin* market, and aro prepared by a groat firm of manufacturing eliem Ists. famous for llfty yoars. CAMDEN DRUG COMPANY ? TT ? ? Wants ? For Sale ? Rents WANTKI) To ri'iit a portable en gine not under ton horse power, gasg line or steam, Will make an Attractive proposlt ion. II. <J. Carrtson, Jr. FOK KKXT- ( ioo.l land for sowing peas. $l.f>0 per acre. \V. 10. I)ol,oaehe. < 'ttniden, H. 15. 1), FOH 8ALK ? Mf residence on Hrond Street For Sale. Mrs. II. Truesdalo, Camden, S. (V Q LOST ? A ladies umbrella with silver handle. WtiK left In a dry goods store Mouday afternon. IMeuse return to W/ Kohl it Zemp. 0. FOK 8ALK? llorse, bugy and har ness, all in A1 shape. This Is unques tionably the best animal in town. Thor oughly gentle and safe for lady to drive, at same time fast and easy goer. Will consider trade for good roddster ear. Address "Safe and Sound." care of The Chronicle. FOH SALE ? Hunting right, on 1,000 acres of land from 8 to 10 miles from Camden. Reached elth or by dirl or rallroud. Apply to 1. C. hough, attorney, Camden. First Prize . . . $50.00 Third Prize . . 15.00 Second Prize . $25.00 Fourth Prize . 1 0.OO ' i * ? -? ?_ ? ?, '? ? "v ? ' ? '? .. ... . .jy-: \ : < ?' ? ? , . Sale Commenced June 16th and Continues for 30 Days During which time, each purchaser of one of the Walnut Street lots will be given five chances at these prizes. These desirable residence, lots, situated in the heart of Camden on one of the most attractive streets in the city, will be offered during this sale at very reasonable prices. > TERMS: lOt Cash, $10.00 a Mont NO INTEREST OR TAXES UNTIL 1-3 OF PURCHASE PRICE HAS BEEN PAID An unequalled opportunity for the homeseeker to buy a lot that will double or triple in value while it is being Paid for. To the investor in a small way, these lots offer the chance of a lifetime, as they can be bought at less than is thrown away each day.