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AGS TWO :WpT TO AWARD t MEDALS TO MEN " EJ Resident Harrison Will Pr Sent Them to Those Serv- ing Over 25 Years. THE ASHEVILLE TIMES HOOD'S OPENING DRAWS MANY ASHEVILLE NAMES. Mtt Atltsnn. section laborer, nn- --'SWPtStiyniti 5bVerS Vt Tne villa; .Toe'rTofce. section laborer. JTtrlc meun bears the Inscription 'South ery: Calvin Perry, section laborer rn RaI1w Company For Loyalty nreTol; .Tohn Patterson, section tabor. "n 8hw on actual acent on the er, Elmwood: .Tim Tatum. aectton la- f0 """ of modern' 'double borer. Rtatemrillo? T n r...i. track eaulnnad ! .,,..-.i- I Hon foreman. Granhtterllle: O. T. al w,th u tl Paaaenger train' i v wiw, H-mon roreman. Ashev!e: mrougn me mountalne of pp" " nminton, ctlon laborer. ""rua. rreaiaent Harrison I . " Rlr1ff-ftrM vt.wi - Pl&n Waa CO Show ivr.A.l . i jiaSlSnSSr wTw I . b.ok'Tlironffs of Asheville Women iMrviim. a.v ... ; . tround but th i.i... . I j bridge Jaborer. AahevlUe: J. t Pat- 'actOr waa capable of ,ton. pump repairer. Aaheville; Giles , "ment and inaiated on j Brown, bridge laborer. Henderson- Ek 11 however, fortunate ;vllle; E. c. Ward, section fnr.m. ' emPny and for , . Hendersonvilte; 3. H. Godfrey, sec 1"r th medals that there are View Distinctive Creations For Which Shop Is Noted. .,. XRpoxlmatety SO men In this terri tory who have been In the service ol Southern , Railway company foi ver twenty-five years, "will receive within the ne.rt few days a . med.nl from President Fairfax Harrison. Tlu names as compiled at the office Superintendent P. S. Collins of thii city are as follows: James H. Wood division passengei .gent, Asheville: C. G, King, train, master, Ashevllle; W. T. Meacham, dispatcher, Asheville; W. W. Rets, ter, supervisor, Ashevllle; W. W. Hannah, yardmaater, Ashevillei W. P, Maher. agent, Asheville: J. W, Bal ; Jey, agent, Hendersonvlllei Q. A.I Station master, Anheville: W. S. Tay lor.- engineer, Salisbury; W. W. Pitta engineer. Ashevllle; W, V. Iw, engl. Ineer, Ashevllle: D. P. Keever, engt tneer, Asheville; R, F. Cllne, engineer, Asheville; G. H. Redfearn, engineer Ashevllle; T. M. Tarpley, engineer, lAsheville; R. I . James, engineer, AsTievUle; J. VT. Cllne, engineer, Ashfevllle; J. S. Eagle, engineer) Spencer; J. H. Sullivan, engineer, Ashevllle; H. H. f?ulllvan, engineer, Ashevllle; A. B. Blair, switching en gineer, Ashevllle; W, W. DeVatilt, switching engineer, Ashevllle: S3. W. Koontz, oonductor, Sallabury; G. R. .Hanger, conductor, AsheviUe: R. E. Sumner, oonductor, Ashevllle: W. S. Overton, conductor, Salisbury; J. Tj.. Palmer, conductor, Ashevllle; H. t 'lomllr;, conductor, Ashevllle; Jj. T, Tarker, conductor. Salisbury: Thos'. Murphy, conductor, Salisbury' R. ,T . Mil's, conductor. Asheville; S. G. tVpldon. rpprator, Blltmore: ,T. . .. 'Abomathy, apent, Newton, N. C; T. M. Cnusey, crossing watchman, Rtatesvllle; .Tones Erwin, crosslna watchman, Morganton; J. A. ParTts, frwltrht packer, Ashevllle; Mack 'heeler, frptcrht packer, Asherllln; TTenrv Anflproon, trucker, Ashevllle; W. M. Pliilllps, pumper, Old Fort; Tflns Hick, pumper, Rarher; Geo. rhnmhors, pumper, Ashevllle: J. Al I'sion. enffineer, Ashevllle; 3. If. 1crry. portion foreman. TonneTty Rni-incr!: L. Kale, section foreman, Vcwton. X C: A. F. TTcndley. section tryr-mnn. Flmwoort: W. A. Hamlot, f.(-tinn foreman, Ptates'illp: I. "!. "ncev. spotlnn foreman. Olen Alpine; v. H. trrpli. section foreman. Mn W. TT. Pciklns. sprtlon f.irpman, tTicVnrv: V K Hpndlpy, spctlnn for.? "nn, MVfinn; Cornelius Jpnkins, soc Ucui .. LAraca,. Conpijy JlprJ.ri5x..Tj.ce CONTEST CAMPAIGN CREATES INTEREST tion foreman. Buena Visita; W. M. ll?" on th Une as w cen- , Brown, secUoo foreman, Saluda; j; B. thTeA r"v'ee the medals show I Aa ia always the case, the announce Jones. secUon foreman. Tuxedo; Moso . tlj "ybols of modern railroading, ent of Hood's opening drew thrones Jackeon, seoUon laborer, Inman; Jack board dlsPltcher at his switch-i:of eager women today, and many Stepp, section laborer. Saluda; Henry ' Be,tlon " engaged In 'were tn exclamations of delighted Wingo. section laborer, Lndrum; Alt ' " fance Rnd a ,ar" beavy power i admiration as the beautiful spring Burgin, seoUon laborer. Henderann. i,.:"' 10 "Present the shop crafts. I hats were displayed. Whiin Mr. Hn.vi nrlllA i nUS eaOJl hrineinal v.-t. m I ....o - j . .. . On Tuesday of this week the com-, " '"j" dic!'6d- n tho rvne also pany rave out the followlnr J ."ngraved tha nam of the man to ment concerning the awards: - ''date f hi ' U awarded w"h the vim inousana seven hundred nl .wu, fifty-eight men In the employ of the Southern Ralrway company, repre senting all ranks and all classes from' general officer to blacksmith helper who have exceeded twenty-five years if continuous service on the road wlllj shortly be awarded a medal by PresU Sent Fairfax Harrison In recognition of their achievement and to com-' memorate their honorable record rhe presentation of the medals will m T T , , ihas R lar:e uuncl of flowers, ai Lo made personally by Mr. Harrison j W- Lea03 Older Boys and I adornment, mingled with ferns, "real to all those entitled to them duriny . ... . , i Iv tI-uly ferns," such as grow in oui tne next two weeks. H win eHv. I A. Ninhnlc Alion.-l i-n V.... imoiinl.nin mv..' i . the first of the medali . w..;. . t uiuiCf ton March IB, and has arranfd to' deliver medala at the following polnta1 .,Mie aaies mentioned. Alexandria,, . va., March 16; Greensboro, N C i :'- ;" March 17; Charlotte. N. C, March lg't'l : WUIimw Lee 'sunnl-mt. !(, ir niiaum, UBu IViarrn ! Hlm nnVaM i .... l. . . .. . T1I1V I'OUr nn .a 1 ' Aia ha x. ' itiiuer oj tno Older liova otnitBsr m " x""v-1 nuwera are errec- MaVob Kn0IrtlIe Tenn- th0 L LY A nZnlJrltTu aVi d on ome of the most mol- Marcn U St L,"S- MN P' Archie ' i chrysanthemnms made In announcing th. e,,...j in contest, accoruing ! lnv M-fuf. 0?. .floWer Imr .t.t. Z lo iiBures given out today. Jav Cuitf.-i 7, '.' "l mual anisuc ere " "TUL WH. lSSTlAfl I1V Pp.. .' . - - waa prevented, bv tho war. , from making his usual trip to Paris, ther are more imported trimmings and ac cessories shown this year than last, Mr. Hood told The Times representa tive that the French flower factories that were at first closed are again busily at work: there hns hppn Indus. trial readjustment, -as well as the call of necessity. The flowers are distinct ly novel; flowers made of wax, notably s roses ana lilies, imitate the ongi- I so closely as to deceive the ex.! pert eye. Foliage, slsn is urnvori t I I secure a glossv finish in sn..i hat ! has a large bunch nt finivr. . Save YourTee ! HEALTH. IXOK8 AND MONEY AT Vt X"1- QWlm&R DENTA I Dr. B. 0. Smathers I 1 V r NJ Dr- C, M. Beam DENTISTS ' j fclf CABMICHAEL'8 PATTOX AVE. EVTBAXCI f "f Boys' Standing. I mountain coves: thpv imvo i,n I treated in some scientific fasiuon that preserves both color and tex ;tme; the flowers usd with the ferns' (include, one magniflclcnt fadeless .rose, asters and carnations French bputonnleres, and sprays of AD CLUB CONSIDERS SIGN ORDINANCE Refers Matter to Committee "Dress-Up" Week Is En dorsed by Members. aent .Harrison: "Southern Rallwav company has In Its service 1,768 men or all ranks and all classes from gen-1 eral officer to blacksmith helper who have exceeded twenty-five vears of continuous service on the road. There are Indeed thirty-four men who have exceeded fifty years of such service nlVA'8 aIso of lntert that triers' are 235 negroes on the list. These men are the best men the oompany carries on its rolls, for they have proven their loyalty and their fitness for thoir several responsibilities in the hard school of experience and by survival of the strict dlsclplline which Is nec essary ln the administration of a rail road. To recognize their achievement and to commemorate to their hon orable record, the company has ar ranged to award to each one of them a medal which they can wear so lona? as they livle and hand down as an iri00ra t0 thelr families." hZ "T' of bTonze ot hlsMy ar tistic and successful design Js the victor V o'stmgulshed sculptor 1.?' ?Inner: -0f New Tork. wh. a new entrv in ih ,M,m climbs into second place The standing follows: U'Uer lioys. AV. Lee . . .... . K. Minis ; , . . ... . . W. Sullivan . . . . . P. Randolph . . . . . , B. Bourne . . ,'. , , . , Hay Jordan , I. Martin . . . ... . ' ' i. Push ; , ... ',',.. . . Brown . . . . , .' . ; Vomiffcr llojs. A. Nichols ... ..... J. Coffey . . . . . , I . Sevier . . .... J. Pel-, u . . . . , . .'. ri. On .. F.-' Wolfe . . . . . H . Stai nes ...... ations is a broad white hat with two Mipero water lilies with their fle- bio steins us tho trimming. " While the flowers are the favorite adorn-j ment with ribbon second, feathers are i into known, but in new, little closely Polnia 1ril -, , tiunvi v Ho ..id unlive a lilting trim- nilng for the more formal hats. Through the of distinctiveness, of individuality dis . tlniruinpB m-ii,.., ku . , u.i hi muunery, as unmistakably Hood's. .14 .' S8 .113 .110 . 90 . ItO SO fi7 CO 41. 40 40 20 VERY HARE AUT0M0- ILE OPPORTUNITY IVIscllla (lub Mooting. The Prispilla Crochet c'ub met rhiusdny afternoon nt the home of Mrs II. C. CHIT, 113 Asheland avenue. Illffhtful rcfrc.'hnients ww .a was recommended to the company bv ,h OL'easl01' nuich enjoyed, the Lnited states director of th The. nxt meli"K will be with Mrs. .i. a. Boston at her residence, 194 i ouunn street. The artist Is TeTtknon pr We have just received one car ot Chevrolet Automobile Touring cars fully equipped with electric lights' self-starters and can bo -bought at r.0G f. o. b. Ashevllle. Also one ear Monroe Runabouts nnri.nne fan be bought at S540 nt m.r ..a-o On display now nt 10 K. College street' nd.1oinlng Ingren hotel. Chambers With the largest attonilunoo yet re corded Asheville Ad club yesterday put in most of its lime, after luncheon at the Xxingren hotel, discussing the recent sign ordinance. Mr. Hand'ey of Charlotte, representing a sign com pany, was a visitor of the club. Ho gave the members some arguments in fuvor of the sign provision that seemed iu mane an impression. The matter was referred to a committee which Will Confer With thfi men.inntu' elation the board of trade, Viind will report back to the club, Dress-up week was endorsed Cy the club and March 27 Is the initial date Everybody will be urged to arravl themselves in new icnrmsni ,j community will In a mild way be on dress parade. The Ad club will also take active part In the annual surim um .... campaign in April. This Is of course a big community afTalr and the picture on cans of Old Dutch innn.. . the banner under which the town will enlist. for the state senate and makes the first definite move in Wake county politics. It Is interesting for more reasons than that Mr. Cox has been In the lower house and fleured in th. oi cuy ana county. One with a polit ical biography always Interests Wake No suggestion of an opponent has been made and it is guessed by many today that this able lmrrlstnr will Vl Q lnx,i f . ab v v trouble than came to him eight yeara tsu wnen ne went to the lower house. Mr. Cox is a son of General W. R. COX and WllS hppn nraalrlint T- , . i iiai" eighs chamber of commerce. - He Is remembered by all university men as a mcber of the last snuad that beat Virginia, the tea of 1905. He played end then. The university athletes have good political fm-t.n Giles who beat Virginia at baseball, stood high in the last general assem bly and is now Wake's superintendent of public instruction. Un nwi- was a member of the last football ag gregation that beat the Old Dominion. Jacocks has gone hiirh in mc,ii,.u, on'l pointment. If any faction is to war upon Mr. Cox it has not said so, . ' G. 0. P. NEGROES CAUSE CONCERN (Continued Pmm tm nv ing a tlduci.iry deportment to Its busi. ncss. The Ashevllle Overland Sales com pany amends lis charter. Albert Ll. Cor. timn.lnn. announced .his candidacy JUNIORS ENDORSE THE BOND ISSUE At a meetinir Thifrcinv tKA t..i. u . w j va. tuowUllIUi rder United American Mechanics, No. 324, of Biltmoro unanimously en dorsed tho proposed bond Issue of S4r,000 for the erection nt n nan. .,.i mouern school building at that place. The election is to be hold April 11 and the promoters of the Issue be lieve that the election will be carried in favor of a new school house. VWthln a few dnva . mn , will be called al Pt'.tmore in order inat tne question of a site for tho structure may be discussed by all In tcrraieo. citizens. AlMUTIOXAi SOC1AJ, - "Tinaay Party. '.A delightful birthday Bart given Wednesday by Mrs. j fc," hi honor of her little daughter 1 Frances. The small r ""r many present, to the hoMree T?' were played arid Miss Ruth Jon..4"1 m charming selection, " Mrs. R. L. Roland and Mrs TvES? Davis marched the chlldrw dimncr room nr, ."u'ntaj . icuKinrawh ; H .-', .Mother's Oub Meeting cluti held 7n , lne Mother', Welfare cottage. 2 were present to hear Dr. x Z n address the club on "The Care of, f Babv." A snrloi .;T, vr! of "a " vraaCTa The extension committee of ths p. sonal workers will meet Sunday Z noon at Valley Springs school h0U the Hendersonville road. w. ell will lead the meeting. 0 Mrs. John Mills Mr. and Mrs. Honess entertained Jriday evenlna- with a h.a.!f...... .. pointed dinner in honor of som. f the visiting Pythlans. Coven werj laid for ten. The ma"y frineds of Mr. Frank 8 Vaughn will be glad to know that he la recovering from a very seven illness. Mr. Vaughn Is In his 2n4 year. His daughters. Mln pmm w Vaughn and Mra. Alva S. Grow also ' his Bon, Henry W. Vaughn arA with him and will remaia In Skyland tot mo mo time. 1 1 r i . i vv rcr nnfl, announrpn hiu dam MaA,. , , . j ;F I, oiyume. 9 a 11 JnieF One of the greatest advertisers in America says: "THERE'S A REASON' " w ,o rini,t as far as the product he advertises goes. However thee ar sevpral A?nSc ? mvestmer in HOMF. RTTTT nivrr: Axm r . : ' . . : . -' y'' '....... ...... . . , . .... It Promotes Thrift. It Creates the Saving Habit. It Helps Buy Real Estate. It Helps Build Homes. It Lends You Money. it ia ctwi Ar.,,.i . Ihere are more, but these are enough REASONS why everv salaried m,n mQn anA child, or wage earner, should own one or more shares. ' WOman and All stockholders share in every penny of its earnings, IT PLAYS NO FAvnPTTuc nnA every stockholder receives the same consideration, whether he be th nwn J0 3nd -hundred shares. We invite you to come in and be one of us ' WnCr f one or one We JT Earninfrs for 1Q1 s; nni?ATi7t) tuaxt nrkt.r - ;ANP HACF YEARS PREVIOUS?1 AVE 5 ? bA,Ans xu.uiui uuuconsiaeration, come in and talk it over with us. Home Building ;aad Loan Association F. R. HEWITT, President. 48 PATTON AVE. PHONE 268. S. L. FORBES, Scc'y arid Trcas.
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