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Nobody's Business u-riueu for The Chronicle by Ur? " Mctlee. Copyright, 1938. plat hock high school continues to move onward j and upward [ho flat rook high scholl seems to to, getting uIoiik bettor than ever better the see-mester of 1938-39 promise8 10 bo the biggest Bee-meator we have ovor enjoyed. Wo two to '?Port that the riui rxuK hi football team la In the hem ?hai>1' u t,vor was wo havu 12 >H>y8 that will weigh over 17f? lbs trimmed (or g"n thoy are nt>t on,y bickers, but they are fine blockers, ami powerful passers. They hope to come out at ho end of the season as client poena of (be circuit. our basketball team has the penant in the bag. our girls are bigger ami taller and faster and quicker and keener than eVer. our boys almost wlntied the champeenshlp last year, >f but i,.ilar lane beat them 2 pints, y (hey are allso verry high In length ir aud are considered the best gold e throwers In the state. i 0 flat rock hi. will allso have the n (a5test baseball team this community ever saw or hoard of. Mudd lark will bo on the mound for the team and judd lark will be the captlng. assisted by spudd lark. They are working on a 4 Knc..)i:?11 d lament. now neoomnnTited by tile W. p. a. it will be ready for jpring training. fla'l rock will likewise have a winning track team and cinders are already being scattered along the route where they will run. slim chance is hawing a hard time shaping himself Up for the leadership, as he has drunk u, t>\cesR enduring the last vacation. 4 .but h>- can sprint 400 yards when sob"er that can't be excelled he is allso fine en a 50 yard dash and 10 foot jump watch him. iiiii> tennis court is allso being buiit for our scholl boys and girls. s,.f, i,.,i| will he played on same in s.-a-o-i, allso hockey, if a pond can be bull*, flat rock will have a swimming mara-hon and other contests of water na'.ur?-. the scholl management is^fingering on putting in some new fission! projects in the system, such as shooting marvels, hoss-shoe pitching, pitching quoits, trappezes. polo, and stink base, hurrah for the flat rock schools. > yores trulie, mlko lark, rfd, corry spondent. 7 trouble is brewing in flat rock J the citty counsell of flat rock is trying to purge itself of mr. John skln:u ; and mr. al. falfer. they have 1 fought everything that the mayor and the p.iiesnian have tired to do for the pas; 2 years, and their hides are being seek> ,| after. . . the counsell voted a few weeks ago to p? : vide 4$ to clean off the rehober graveyard, it was howled down by joh:i skinner and seconted by ai. falfer they allso fought glvving the salvation army 3$ when they asked for : 30?. fc* i . . when a pavement was asked for to be used by miss Jennie veeve smith \ from her boarding house to the scholl house, al. falfer threatened to I co the coarts and take out a conjuration against spending publick mommy for private wimmen. carrieii ins pint, and she still walks in the mud. iolin skinner interduced a resteri, hiM i to cut the mayer's sallery from is? pt month to 10$. allso the poleesman from 25$ to 20$; t>oth motions ; carried onner count of al. falfer forced vote without anny discussion, th- p t'eesman wanted to explain that w"i; . ii(. jg being promised 25$ per 1 'h. he has benn getting only 10$ I" " month in inonney. > drug stoar brought in a petl?o keep medison peddlers, and hawkers and snake oil drum: " out of town, it was tabled by *n!fcr, and ITfrB'wed but of co&rt ' .) motion made by John skinner, if are not purged off the counsell, fiat roc k will have fewer citizens in < opperrations limits in 5 years she has at this rlting. ho town ouaht to of eleckted the - : :u' men who got beat at the town ; k lion a few weeks ago, vizzly: hon a chance, sr., and hon. mike lark : rfd [}(f. voters now see their sad mistdK?-, and it is going to be hard to ; P'?!re?- ai and John aloose from their libs, as they have both hired lawyers, 'h'-v are guilty of everything from not b?tng progressive to fighting the w. P a and the sowing room. yores trulie, mike lark, rfd, oorryspondent a few thing8 that we can p088ibly do without The most useless things In the world appear to __ 1. Investigating committees. 2. .Fact-finding commissions. / 3. HoilSO llli'H 4. Itals 6. Kadio static 6 Political speeches 7..'I he prouilso; ?"I'll pay you next wook " X Au appendix y Burnt 11 >hk ( 10Foreign treaties 11 Klu-umai ism 12. Potato bugs 13. Monk< > glands. 14. Itt'couula. la. . looting the other fellow's horu 16.. Premiums 17. Peanut politicians 18..Surplus cotton. 19 Legal holidays 20 . Some check s 21.. Most patent medicines 22.. Gall stones. 23. . C. 1 t) 24 . ltoad hogs. 26..76 per cent of movie previews. 27 . . Daylight savings time. I 2S..l>ast year's women's hate. 20. Alibis. 30. Your opinion. 31.. My opinion 32..Wrong numbers. 33. . Termites. 34. .Hitler 3f>. . Kidnapers. 36 Fever blisters. 37. . Flection contests. 38.. N. K. A. i 39..A. A. A. 40. . And this OAi ticular diagnosis. The chairman of the parliamentary committee or Fgypt. is making a protest against the declared plan of England to partition In Palestine. He declares the plan is Inconsistent with promises made by Britain to Arabs In the Holy I^and. New York police after four years, have hopes of solving the big robbery, in which bandits got away with $127.000 from a collection bank in Brooklyn. N. V.. In August, 1934 It is said that a prisoner in Alcatraz prison In San Francisco bay, has offered to tell the police all about the robbery. Camden Eleven Again Winner vBy Jerry) t'ajndon high school's (}old and Black warriors caught the Charleston Bantams napping In tho opening quarter and tripped the Seashore grldders hy a 14 to score under the lights at Zemp field Friday night lioorgej West was the bulwark of the Bulldog j offense as Uo cleverly maneuvered his team Into scoring positions, then with pitifully little aid from tho blocking department scampered somo thirty yards on two occasions for tho only scores of tlm game. This was ramden'a fourth win In as many starts} and their second stralgnt victory ever the Charleston Highs, having defeated Coach Seabrook's griddors In the "windy city" last year. 3*he Bulldogs, although their lead was never really threatened, seemed content to take the game In stride after they had gained a two touchdown advantage In the opening minutes The stands were filled with Columbia and Chester grldders and the Ideal gang put on the wrap* and played a tine bit of defensive football that kept Charleston on their own sldo of the mid-field stripe for a greater share of tho game. First Quarter \ ick's opening kick went to West on ihtj fifteen yard line and the husky quarter was good to the thirty-eight before he was pulled down West cracked through center for four and Bed Lynch picked up two more, and with third and three to go West's quick kicked to the Bantam four-yard stripe where Lynch downed the ball. Charleston kicked out of clanger to the Camden forty-three where one of their own men downed the hall West broke through a hole at center and was good for four yards to the fortyseven and Cox went over right guard for five more With third and one, "Five Yard" Lynch dug in and stepped to the vlsiur's fory-five yard line, as (ho Bulldog* coutiuuod to use power- . plays to mow down the Bantam for ward wnl! West wont through center! to the foity-one Hint on the next play J the h??rd charging quarter piled j (hroiiKh right gourd to (lie Bantam' thirty-foil! whore it was first and ton ! Lynch pi> hod up six yards to the tweiil) eight and West went aixnind 1?*ft end to cross the pay atrlpo stand j i>iK up a* the clock ticked off the first | live tuluules of play West passed to WiKHen for the extra i>olnl and the Gold ami Hlack wore oR to an early 7 to U lead. Mllllgun. speedy liantain back, < showed a little of Ills flash when he ( returned West's kick from the twenty lo the thinty-seven, hut Hough broke i tiirough a few pluys later and nailed the little fellow for a five yard loss. West meed twenty yards to nildttold on a pnnt return, but the Bulldogs were for red to kick when the right side of the Hantain line broke through to down Lynch buck on the forty-live MllllKan fumbled West's punt and' Camden recovered for a tlrsl and ten! on thy invader's sixteen. Ued Lynch was good for live yards, but a holding penalty put the Bulldog* back on the thirty-one. West ripped through left guard and raced thirty-one yards to score the second Camden touch- 1 down. West's pass to Cox for the extra point was good. Score at the end itf tliu ilr*t quarter, Camden 14; Charles ion 0. Second Quarter Camden's running attack was stopped as I'earee and Henry came into the game tor Charleston, and the Bulldogs opened up with a beautiful aerial game that carried them from their own thirty-live to mldtield. West passed to Cox on the Bantam 2G. but the 1 mil dog's attack bogged down and they lost the baJl uu downs. Peareo punted toWost on the ten yard line and Camden's big quarter galloped back to his twenty-live Where Pearce pulled him down. Cox went through the right side of the Bantam line to tile thirty-one line and the half ended lit* Charleston wua penalised fifteen for holding. Scorn ut the cud of tho I liaJ(i Camden 14, Charleaton 0. I 'i niru quarter ' Ah tho Booond half opened, it ap- ' poured that tho Bantunis hud solved 1 Camden's running plays, but tlvu Dull- 1 ilogs started moving again half wuy through tho period. West Interceptt)d one of Pearce'a long tosses on hit) dwii thirty and the Gold and Black moved down to tho Iluntam's twentyright yard line on another exhibition ,)f itower-playa. Two ivusaoa wore iniromplote and tho invaderu took the ball on downs. The Duntums looked good at) they went from their own twenty-eight to mtdfleld, but tho end of tho Quarter found them back on their own forty-live us Camden's forward wall broke through to atop the attack. Score, Camden 14. Charleston 0. Fourth Quarter I.ynch punted from the Camden thirty and Cox was down fast to tag it on the Bantam twenty-two. Milllgan went to the thirty-live, but u holding penalty on the play put the ball back on the visitor's ten yard line. In a desperate attempt to score, the Bantams opened up with u pass attack but an alert Cu union defense held them on their own side of the midfleld stripe. Woolen Intercepted Steven's pass on the Bantam twentyeight as tile game ended. Final score, Camden 14. Charleston U. " .. The 4 3f>-f<x>t tanker K. J. Mullock turned atul sank near tho Dry Tortu<aa of Fktrtdn Thursday. The stoftmjr O. M Hornuth picked up 86 members of tho crew, while two men wero reported inlnalntf and a third seriously injured. SEED Italian Rye Graaa Abruzzi Rye Austrian Peas Hairy Vetch Beardless Barley Redheart Wheat Fulghum Oats Red Ooats Coker 33-50 Oats Coker Fulgrain Oats (All 90% or better Germination) Fertilizers WHITAKER & CO. Rutledge St. Phone 4 ATTENTION; Readers of The Chronicle: You are cordially Invited to vl?lt Charlotte'* nowest??-Tho Llnon Shop and Art Gallery, next door to the 8. A S. Cafeteria. We have aome unusual piece* In Chinese and Italian Art. Choico aeloctlon of Old Hand Carved Ivory. Imported Linen* from all part* of tho World. THE LINEN SHOP FRED E. TIPTON, Owner 114 West Trade Street Charlotte, N. C. 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