Saturday, January 23, 1915.
THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS
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CHU6 TH6ATRS CIRCUIT
MATINEE and NIGHT -.
The Show That Set All Chicago Talking, the Gorgeous
" Musical Spectacle
"The Prince
of Tonight"
Overflowing With Song Hits and Stunning Girls
, ' Excellent Cast 40 People
TOM ARNOLD, Pony Bnllct of Clover Dancers A Singing, Dancing,
Merry Girt Show.
260 TIMES AT THE PRINCESS IN CHICAGO.
PRICES Matinee: lower Floor, 75 and BOe: Balcony, 75 and 50c;
Gallery, 25c; Children any seat, 25c. NIGHT 50, 75c, $1.00, first
nine rows $1.50.
SEATS SELLING AT ALLISON'S DRUG STORE.
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U. S. Government Has No Au
thority in Matter of Sales in
Foreign Countries, W.
L. Sanders Asserts.
U. S. LAWS DON'T AFFECT
GOODS SOLD ABROAD
"Foreign Commerce" in Sher
man Law Applies to Impor
tations, He Tells the
Trade Conference.
"THE DANCING FJGnT" WITH "THE PRINCE OP TONIGHT, AUDITO
RIUM NEXT MONDAY, MATINEE AND NIGHT.
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"The Prince of Tonight."
Gorgeous costumes, dazzling spec
tacular effects, high class music,
stunning show girls and dashing broil
ers form the background of that most
popular of musical comedies. "Thu
Prince of Tonight," which will be the
attraction at the Auditorium on next
Monday, matinee and night The cabt
Is headed by Tom Arnold, who is seen
In his happiest mood in the title role.
The story tells of the adventures of
Mr. Arnold, as a stranded -college
youth who falls In love with and Is
snubbed by a beautiful heiress whom
he meets while acting as life saver at
"The Breakers," Palm Beach. She co--queues
with him and then Informs
him that minus wealth and position
he has no chance at all. But he Is be
friended by an aged gardener who has
learned mysteries of maglo from his
plants and who turns him into a
prince of mythical land for a night It
Is understood th.t if the prince falls
to receive a kiss trom the right girl
before the night is over, he Is to die at
dawn. The manner In which he es
capes the fate threatened him and
Wins the "right girl gives the authors.
Adams, Hough and Howard, unusual
opportunity to link mndnrn characters
with magic and mythical situations.
The transformation scenes, the artistic
grouping of the host of pretty girls
included in the chorus, and the gorge
ous stage pictures "will prove a revela
tion. Joseph E. Howard, literally sur
passes himself in providing the music
for ''The Prince of Tonight," and th
constant introductions of musical num
bers offers much to charm the lovers
of good music. Among the many sonjr
hits are "Her Eyes Are Dlue for Yale,"
"Tonight Will Never Come Again,"
"Mean Moon Man," "I Don't Want to
Marry Your Family," "Follow The
Rainbow Trail," "I Fell in Love on
Monday," and "You're a Dear Olil
World After All." The bargain mati
nee prices will be 25 cents for chil
dren and 60 cents and 75 cents for
adults. The night prices will be from
50 cents to $1, with the first nine row
at $1.60. Seats are now selling at Allison's.
St. Louis, Jan. 22. The question of
how far existing government regula
tion affects foreign trade was dis
cussed by W. L. Saunders of New
York in an address before the Sec
ond National Foreign Trade Confer
ence here.
"The United States government has
no authority in the matter of sales for
delivery to foreign countries, ' he de
clared. "To Increase the sales of
American-made goods; ugents for
such goods in foreign countries have
the right to get together and lix pri
ces and terms so long as they do not
violate the laws of the land in which
they are doing business. There is
nothing in the Sherman la'' which
prohibits price-fixing, pools and trued
combinations of American purchasers
in selling goods for delivery abroad.
"It may be best," continued Mr.
Saunders, "for those who doubt this
interpretation of the law to bring a
test case rather than exjject Congress
to. pass P' 'f missive leg.slatlon. The
ternv'foreign commerce' which is used
in the Sherman law is evidently In
tended to apply to importations and
not exportations, for both are Involved
in the broad term 'foreign commerce.'
"Apart from legal opinion it Would
seem plain that the government of th-s
United States has no authority in the
matter of sales made for delivery to
foreign countries. It is not within its
province to regulate them, as to. the
concern and control of the govern
ment of any country are limited to
its own territory. Two men located in
Italy to promote the sale of American-made
tools have a perfect right
to get together and lix prices and
terms so long as they do not violate
the laws of the country in which, they
are doing business. Nor Is It neces
sary for competitors to be located at
the foreign point of delivery; since so
long as the proof exists that delhvry
Is made outsldo of the limits of the
United States It seems plainly within
the province of anyone to co-operate
to th fullnest extent In negotiating
sales. Price-fixing is not in Itself im
moral nor Is a monopoly immoral.
They are both wrong when they are
unfair or aro contrary to the puiili:
welfare or when they are construed
as unlawful acts, and in this case un
lawful acts are such only as are un
fair or are contrary to the public
welfare. v
"Congress can hardly be expected
to pass permissive legislation for the
coniiuct of biiHineps done in foreign
countries; It might be prejudicial to
international relations for this gov
ernment to make one law for Its own
cevntry and a law of contrary pro
visions for foreign countres. ' The
laws governing business In foreign
criintrlcs vary and every one doing
burnous should be governed only by
the laws of the country In which the
business is done."
INTERNAL CATARRH
"FeruBB Haa Done Wonders For He.
I Was So Weak."
Mrs. M. P.
Curry, P. O.
Box, (15,
Petersburg,
Ills., writes:
"I have been
troubled with
Internal ca
tarrh since
my girlhood,
and was sick
In bed three
months.
When I was
able to get up
I was so weak
and thin I
could hsrdly
walk. What
I ate disa
greed with
me. I had
stomach and
liver trouble,
and my feet
and limbs
were swollen so I could scarcely drag
around.
"I took Peruna and it has done
wonders for me. My cure was a sur
prise to my friends for they never ex
pected to See me well again. I Just
took two bottles of Peruna after doc
toring for five months and growing
worse all the time."
Continuous Headache.
Mrs. Esther M. Milner, Box 191,
De Graff, Ohio, writes: "I was a ter
rible sufferer from Internal catarrh,
and had the headache continuously.
I was not able to do my housework
for myself and husband. You recom
mended Peruna. I took four bottles
and was completely cured. I think
Peruna a Wonderful medicine and
have recommended it to my friends."
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ELECTED
BY LITERARY GQSIETY
Cooper Society Has Interesting
Meeting Progr am of De
. bate and Declamations.
MBS. HAHT5ELL GIVEN
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Sued City for $7500 Because
of Injuries From Fall
on Sidewalk. .
The Jury in the case of Mrs. Jose
phine Hartseli against the City of
Asheville yesterday afternoon in Supe
rior court returned a verdict awarding
the plaintiff damages in the sum of
$3,500.;.' The case went to the Jury
yesterday morning following the
charge of Judge James L. Webb, and
the body deliberated several hours be
fore reaching a verdict. It was stated
that the city would take an appeal to
the Supreme court of North Carolina,
although no formal appeal was enter
ed. .
The plaintiff was suing for $7500
damages for personal injuries alleged
to have occurred when she slipped and
fell on a pavement here several
months ago. It was tried in Superior
court once before and went to the
Supreme court on an appeal, coming
back here for another trial.
CHINA'S MOHAMMEDANS
NOT AIDING TURKEY
Peking, Jan. 23. (Correspondence
of The Associated Press) The report
that Chinese Mohammedans have sub
scribed large sums of money for the
war and other expenses of Turkey is
denied by the leading Mohammedans
in Peking. It is pointed out that the
Mohammedans of China have but a
flimsy connection with those of the
Ottoman Empire. With rare excep
tions they are unable to read the Ko
ran, which is not translated Into Chi
nese. Only a summary of the teach
ings of Mohammed are obtainable, and
their faith is not by any means as ar
dent as that of countries nearer to the
birthplace of the Arabian Prophet.
TWO MILLION OF JEWS
PENNILESS IN POLAND
Sixth Annual January
Clearance Sale -
Specials Today
Untrimmed Shapes Values Tip to $6.00, Ladies' fine
black velvet hats, displayed on main floor at 96c
The Shoe Section Offers Great Values in Seasonable
Footwear. Watch for Ready-to-Wear Specials.
Best U-til:llL4!ilfllht:
Values Always ' I.',,.
THE WEATHER
IF THE BABY IS CUTTING TEETH
USE
Mrs. Widow's Soothing Spp
A SPLENDID REGULATOR
PURELY VEGETABLE-NOT NARCOTIC
I The election of officers for the en
suing term and a debate featured the
meet'ng last night of the Cooper lit
erary society of the High school. The
new officers are as follows:
President, F.ar'ie Stone; vice presi
dent, Orcn Roberts; secretary, Arthur
Sawyer; assistant secretary. Dale
Beers; treasurer, Randall Harris; fac
ulty adviser, T. H. Franks; custodian
of the hall, Lawrence N'olanrt nnd
Hugh White.
A program Including a debate fol
lowed the election of the new officers.
Lyodnll Alexander read- a selection
from the Scriptures, Owen. Roberts
and James Harris gave declamations
and the subject for the debate was:
"Resolved, That the United States
Government Should Exclude Immi
grants who Cannot Read."
The affirmative side,( represented
by Charles Fortune, Dale Keers nnd
William Rourne, won, the negative
side being upheld by Hugh White,
Arthur Faws'er and Earie Stone.
I.ouls Israel and Roy Olenn were
admitted as new members and several
matters of importance to the society
were transacted.
100,000 TONS CONTRABAND
SEIZED AT GIBRALTAR
Madrid, Spain,' Jan. 23. (Corre
spondence of The Associate Press)
The quantity of merchandise seized as
contraband by the British authorities
at Gibraltar, is calculated at 100,000
tons. According to advices from the
Spanish town of Algeclras, Just across
the bay from Gibraltar, the English
authorities are perplexed with the
problem of providing adequate ware
house space.
London, Jan. 23. (Correspondence
of The Associated Press)-Two million
Jews one-sixth of the Jews In the
world have been made penniless in
Russian Poland and the eastern fight
ing border by the struggling armies.
Resides, there are 170,000 Jewish ref
ugees in Galicia, 25,000 in Moravia
and 75,000 in Bohemia.
These figures were given out at a
Jewish meeting recently held in Lon
don for the purpose of relieving the
acute distress of coreligionists. Plans,
endorsed by Leopold de Rothschild.
were made to raise funds by subscriptions.
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Asheville . . .. . 34 38 .00
Atlanta ...... 40 48 .02
Atlantic City .... 34 34 .00
Boston ........ 20 28 .02
Chicago ...... 4 24 .16
Galveston ..... 36 64 1.44
Jacksonville . . . . 46 76 .00
Louisville ..... 20 43 .76
New York ..... 26 28 .08
Oklahoma 12 24 .00
Phoenix . . . . . . 44 56 .10
St. Louis ..... 2 26 .20
Tampa . . . . . . 68 70 .00
Washington .... 34 34 .01
Wilmington . . . . 40 50 .00
Sore Throat
Chest Pains
Sore cheit and sore throat can at
once be relieved by Sloan'i
Liniment. It goes right to the
seat ci pain, warming and tooth-
l-..L-r . i . ..
Hmg uib ancciea parts ; the pain
presto ! it gone.
LINIMENT
KILLS PAIN
Hundred! of peopla liran ttietr
SraicfaJ letilmouy iac what Sloao't bu
done.
At ill dcalm. Prlc J5e SOo. 6 tl JO
Dr. Eart S.Sloan.lnc.Ptiila.1. SLlouis
Normals for this date: Tempera
ture, 36 degrees; precipitation, .14
inch.
Forecasts until 8 p. m. Sunday for
Asheville and vicinity: Rain or snow
and colder tonight with a cold wave;
Sunday partly cloudy and much cold
er. Cieneral Conditions Last 24 Hours.
There are three moderate disturb-
ances on this morning's weather map:
One over the eastern Lake region, an
other near the mouth of the Missis
sippi while the third overlies southern
California. Rains have eoourred In .
the Gulf states, the middle and south
Atlantic states, Tennessee, Arkansas,
Arizona and southern California. Snow ,
or sleet is reported In the. Dhio .vain
ley, the north Atlantio states, the Lake
region and western Texas. It Is de
cidedly cold from the Rocky Moun- trJ
tains to the Mississippi valley with
freezing to the Rio Grande. The cold
est place on the map this morning Is
North Platte where the temperature :
is 22 degrees below zero. The follow- w
ing heavy rains (in inches) have been I
reported: Meridian, 1.66; Galveston, ;
1.44; Vicksburg, 2.30; Memphis, 1.08. i
T. R. TAYLOR, Observer. ,;
Good Motto.
"Savings first:" should bepermanent
ly Inscribed on every pay envelope.
Youth's Companion. 1
CALOMEL SALIVATES
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Calomel makes you sick and you :
lose a day's work. Calomel Is a nasty,
dangerous chemical. To liven your
sluglsh liver and bowels when consti
pated, headachy, bilious, Just get a 10
cent box of harmless Cascarets. They
work while you sleep, don't gripe;
sicken or salivate. ill III
U. S. Department of Agriculture.
WEATHER. BUREAU.
Sat., Jan. 23, 1915.
Shaded area shows precipi
tation of .01 Inch or more.
EXPLANATORY NOTES.
Ohwrtlo!j taken st S s. m.. '1M1 meridian time. Air pressure reduced to level. Isobtra (contlnooot lines) put ttarenrb points
of equal air pressure. . Isotherms (doited line) pass through poiata of equal temperature: . . - i i . mm illJ ',
O clear; U partly cloudy: V cloudy: ty rain; ty snow; (gu report mission. Arrows nj wiio me wind. 2SWC3JM
Brinqinq Up Father
(Copyright, 1915, International News Service.)
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