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AND THE
SOUTH IS
sea .
CALLING
T7HATEYER the commoaity,
W the thirty miffion people of the J
South havethe desire to buy it, and;
what is more important, the money.!
You know, that New England, is rich and!
prosperous. But note these statistics from the ;
U, S. National Bank Report of June 24 1915, ,
bwjuw wrosrrs vmamms )
New Euclid $4S4,a54,63a90 $ 73,175,85123
SS $53&155.163.S3 $149,406,705.82
InQvia' connection, please remember that of the seven Regio
ml Banks in.ihe entire U. S. A., three were assigned to
the Sptztfu $ha?s significant.
These are inclisputable facts, not snrmises. The money 3
actually in the South, raitir$ for your bid.
And fie most eHective and economical appeal for this
weallh lies through the Southern newspapers. They olfer a
combined circolatna I 2L554.672 at S&21 per agate Ene oa
a 2500 line basis, and $4.95 per fine on a 10,000 line basis.
Surely this is worthy yotn carelnl investigation.
For full information a to rate, ciretUatian, territory,
jcbixrsandthe like, addrtte papen-direct.
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Nam, Cfewtatta
ObaaTVl Charlotte
NdH, CrMnafcora
Nmn A Otamc, Relates
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Democrat, Little Rock SOOTH 6AKOEntA
war man.
FLORIDA
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Timea, Tmtaf
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Nm Wuriar .Charleeton
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designed to point out to the advertisertof America the nmgjjficent op
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NEWS FROM THE
STATE CAPITAL
(Continued From Page One).
vent the levying of the 15 per cent ad
ditional tax upon Its property will not
be heard until September 15 owing to
the inability of Judge Connor and his
associates to come to Raleigh for that
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLD
ERS MEETING.
Office of-
IilnvTllc River Railway Company
Cranberry, Xortb. Carolina.
August 20th, 1915.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Llnville River Railway
Company, will be held at the office
of the Company, Cranberry, North
Carolina, on Thursday, the 9th day
ot September, at 2 o'clock p. m.
(Eastern Time) for the purpose of
electing a Board of Directors to serve
during; the ensuing year, and for such
other business as may come before
the meeting.
JOHN S. WISH.
Secretary.
review Tuesday of next week.
The corporation commission, which
is being enjoined,
higher assessment
property than It valued the Coact Line
or the Southern. At tho last re-as-sessmcnt
tho Seaboard had just
emerged from a receivership and ny
burden was heavy. The commission
will resist the injunction.
Insurance Commissioner James R.
loung nas peen nouneu mat raui.
Anderson, a Davie white man, was
convicted in the county court at
Mocksville this week of robbing and
burning a store and given five years
In the penitentiary.
The department has its deputies
upon a score of trials and many cisjs
in the courts with robbery and arun
as the charges.
The Whitlock-Spencer Lumber
company, with homa officers near
F-.tyettevllle was chartered. The cap
ital authorized is $25,00ff and that
paid In $3,000. The incorporators
are J. Simpson Schenck, George E.
Spencer and H. C. Whitlock.
Adjutant General Laurence W.
Young, who has been several weeks in
Af heville on account of the serious ill
ness of his littlo daughter Julia, is in
Raleich again. The child is still quite
ifl following a relapse this week but
is Improved.
ter must be secured from the state
fire commissioner, the local building
has explained its inspector and the chief of the local
of the Seaboard'si fire department
It was stated that the lost first se
lected on Klltmore avenue, belonging
to Mrs. M. E. Hllliard, would cm
$200, and that the lot on Market
street would be free of costs.
The commissioners issued the fol
lowing permits after transacting sev
eral routine matters:
J. E. Eldson, eight-room residence
on South French Broad avenue; esti
mated cost, $4,000.
Mrs. C. F. White, two small build
ings on Victoria drive; estimated cost,
$75 each.
C. W Cannon, three-room resi
dence on West street; estimated coat,
$300.
Dr. P. R. Terry, garage on Forest
Hill; estimated cost, $100.
Clairvoyant
Prof. La Rose
Ministers Want It Located on
Market Street Applied
For Permit.
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I follow the lead of no living hu-
nan being In my profession, being
lie only member In th city of the
rorld famous "Yogi Mystlo Brother
Vood."
Ia nose, tne pastmaster of secret
triuence, can bring to bear upon your
t the fun irreKiatable power of this
i xhty organisation. If he cannot
t in you he" tvlll refuse to accept your
rney.
i n e hours. a. m. to I p. m,
y ond Sundays,
rr.iv.vrr. Brrrni:Ncr,
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OPT
TO BE OEGIDED TODAY
Financial
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XEW YORK STOCKS
New York, Sept. 4. The lightest
trading of the week marked today's
operations with few changes of Im
portance, leading railways were com
pletely neglected, there being no quo
tation on Union Pacific and Reading
during the first 16 minutes. War
shares showed sluggishness with one
point gains each for Bethlehem Steel
at 285. Crucible Steel at 83 and Good
rich at 62, with declines of as much
for Lackawanna Steel at 68V4. United
States Steel, American Car and Col
orado Fuel rose In minor fractions
with similar declines in Pressed Steel
Car and and American Can. The Lon
don market for American Issues was
extremely dull with Union Paclflc,
1 oft at 128.
BOARD OF TRADE ASKED
TO NAME DELEGATES
Dr. Pratt Desire3 Asheville to
Send Large Delegation to
Elucfield.
It Is likely tat a definite decision
will be reached at the meeting of the
city commlsBioners this afternoon re
garding the request of the building
committee of the Asheville Ministers'
association that they be allowed to
erect a building on Market street for
use during the Chapman-Alexander
meetings here, which will not be
fireproof. The request was made yes
terday afternoon and the commission
ers deolded that approval ot the mat-
CinCAGO IJVKSTOCK.
Chicago, Sept. 4. Hogs, steady; re
ceipts 7u00; bulk ot salts 6.50 & 7.75;
pigs 7 8.25.
Cattle, steady; receipts 200; beeves
,6.25 10.35: calves 7 12.
I Sheep, easy; receipts 6000; native
sheep 6.606.90; western sheep 6.60
Ifi6; yearlings 6.25(37.10; native
lambs 6.300 8.76; western lambs 6.76
The board of trade 'i in receipt of a
request from Dr. Joseph Hyde Pratt
asking the organization to name a
special delegate to the seventh annual
convention of the Southern Appala
chian Good Roads association to be
held in Blueflold. W. Va.. Ootober 14
and 15, to make a talk about the good
roads In Buncombe county and the
progress of good road building In this
section. The trade organization Is
also asked to appoint 25 delegates to
represent it at the convention. It is
Dr. Pratt's -desire, he said, to have
especially a large delegation from
Asheville.
C. J. Baker, a city alderman of
Npwport News, Va., was a visitor at
the board of trade rooms this morn
ing, asking for street maps, bird's eye
views of the city and other literature,
Mr. Baker has been here for the past
two weeks with Mrs. Baker and three
daughters. He has bought a house
and a large lot on Panola street and
will come here with his family next
August to live. Mr. Baker Bald that
he is Impressed with the beauty of
this section and with its Opportunl
ties for growth.
J. IL Moore of the staff of the
Gospel Messenger, Elgin, 111., has
written the local board for Asheville
literature. He states that he expects
to visit this city early in October and
that he will write up his trip for his
paper.
In this morning's mail the city trade
organization received Inquiries and re
quests for information, from eight dif
ferent states.
ARRESTS EXCEED
REC0RD0F2 YEARS
Report of Commissioner Ram
sey Most Interesting Yet
Made by That Official.
$1,153.34 RECEIVED
BY CITY FROM FINES
During Month of August $050 Worth
of Stolen Property Returned
to Owners.
During the month of August the
members of the police department
made more arrests 4 86 persons hav
ing been arrested than during any
month of the last two years, accord
ing to the report which has Just been
submitted by Commissioner of Public
Safety D. Hiden Ramsey.
The report also shows that during
August the city received $ls1.53.34, as
Its share of the fines and penalties Im
posed in the Police court, a total of
$1,977.04 having been collected by the
court during the month. This amount
is far above the average month of
collections and well above the average
share received by the city for any
previous month.
The report in detail la as follows:
Number of arrests, 486; male, white,
247; female, white, 18; male, colored,
171; female, colored, 60. The total
fines, costs and penalties collectel,
$1,977.64; city's share $1,153.34; coun
ty's share, $824.30. Cases dismissed,
62; cases appealed, 22; convictions,
274; continuals, 81; no! prosse $25;
capiases issued 19! bound over to Su
perior court 8; police calls during
month, answered by patrol, 143; pris
oners sent to chalngang, 62; to county
jail, 6; to county home, 7; to Reform
school, 2. Seventeen fugitives from
Justice were captured by the membors
of tho department during August and
turned over to other jurisdictions.
An Interesting feature of the report
Is that $950 worth of property whlsn
had been stolen has been returned to
the rightful owners during the monf.i
by the police. This feature of tho
report Is new. In that no tabulate!
list of the amount of stolen property
returned has been kept heretofore.
Even with sucT a large amount of
property returned to the rightful ow.i
ers the police still have on hand a
large number of articles which have
been captured, but the owners not
found yet.
PURE WHOLESOME, DELICIOUS.
Neapolitan Brick
lee
Cream
Made in Asheville
ORDER
EARLY
PHONE
1176
For Sunday Delivery
Chocolate, Vanilla and Cherry Brick and all Cream Ice
Cream it's delicious it's different it's better. '
Asheville Ice Cream Company
M. H. GRACE, Mgr.
Phono 1176 We Make Prompt Dellverf.
Sunday hours are from 12:30 to 1:30
o'clock: In the afternoon. The office
will remain, open Labor day.
An Important meeting of the advis
ory board of the Associated Charities
is announced for tomorrow'morning
at 11 o'clock at the Settlement house,
160 Biltmore avenue. It is urgently
requested that all members be present.
PRESIDENT CONSIDERS
HIS VACATION IS OVER
err?- :
Washington, Sept. 4. Presiient
Wilson has given up all plans torn,
turning to Cornish this year. It u
said at the White House that he on
slders his vacation over and that lit
will remain In Washington to keep la
personal touch with the European and
Mexican situation and to prepare lor
the next session of congreos. '
TOT
Men Assigned to Special Duty
During Summer Are Re
lieved Sunday.
Rev. E. K. McLarty and family
returned to Charlotte this morning,
after a visit to relatives In Ashe
ville. '
Bruce Webb, son of United States
Charles A. Webb, left Tuesday for
Tuesday for Chapel Hill where he will
be a member ot this year's Sophomore
class in the university of North Carolina.
in view of the tact that the tourist
season in western North Carolina is
raplly closing, so far as passenger
traffic is concerned, the Southern
Railway company today Issued In
structions for the relief -from duty of
three officials who hace been assigned
to special work in this territory dur
ing the summer. The order to effec-
tlve Sept 6.
The following passenger trafflo of
ficials will return to their home sta
tions: P. J. Connell, division passen
ger Agent at St' Louis, who has been
cn duty In the city ticket offloe at
Asheville; A. J. Lee, division passen
ger agent at New Orleans, who was
temporarily assigned to the Wayn Se
ville station, and It 1L Little, trav
eling passenger agent at Washington,
who has been on platform duty at
the station In this city.
Effective Monday, Sept (, the city
ticket office here will resume its reg
ular hours, 9 o'clock In the morning
to 6 o'clock In the evening. The
IftellPiariOs
"The laborer is worthv of his hire" and th08e wh0 labor ln
the production of Jcsso French Pianos are the best class of workmen,
and If questioned, will be found among the best paid and most con
tented In any piano factory.
The factory buildings are large, well lighted, comfortably heated, an4
abundantly ventilated. Whenever, for any cause, a man leaves, he u
always glad of a chance to come back.
With this class of workmen and unexcelled factory facilities, the best
grade of work is turned out at the lowest cost, for good workmen turn
out more and better work on the same pay roll than a lot of sweat
shop labor would.
Jesse French Piano, style 164, Illustrated herewith. Is one of the moat
popular of an extensive line. Thename is one well known, since 1875.
Come "flown today and let us give you a personal demonstration of
Jesse French Quality and Value. Sold only by.
Dunhams' Music House
the home of High Grade Pianos
THE SITUATION AT THE DARDANELLES,
set X
Thf map shows at (A) the ares, held by the Australian and New Zealand troops and the newly landed reinforcements. The colonlala foimerly
held only the land around Art Burnt and to the south for s'short distance. The new land was gained sometime ago by the fresh landing at Buvla
Burnu.
At (B) Is shown the present situation of the main body of the Dardanelles expedition on the Oalllopl peninsula. They are trying to capture
me ma 01 Acni nana, wntcn nas oeen powenuray lortineu.
At C) are the Turkish batterlps on the Asiatic shore, which have been considerably annoyed by the French troops, holding the right "flank
the alll'a line, but have been at least partially silenced by the French battleship St Louis.
ID) marks the soot where th Turks claim, tor aaroplans bombs to have sunk a UrlUsh submarine.
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WITH SEVEN-PASSENGER BODY1 $1050
F. O. B. Detroit
More Power. 'M
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Higher Quality
Never before has a car of this quality been offered under
Greater Comfort
Never before has a car ot this capacity, comfort and luxury
offered under $1460.
Better, Finish ' bOT
Never before has a car of this grade of finish and upholstery
offered under $1450. tZT-- -
Lower Price , . ,t
Never before has the price of a car been so greatly reduced, s
the same time the quality so greatly Increased. ;
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ThrcA-Passenc Roadster ,05((
Hevcn-raswnger Touring Car ' JJ5s
Thie-PaseengeT Landau , 1Bj0
Four-Pasarngor Coupe , -ji0
Seven-Passenger Limousine ,.......
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ra BILTMOEEAVE. Phone 128 ASHEVIIiE, ;