THE RALEIGH TIMES, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER "14, 1912.
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From "Madame Sherry" Coming to
the Academy of Music.
There's only one thing harder
than paying a creditor; that's dodg
ing him.
Millionaires are the only people
who can afford to have debts.
Some are born musicians, some
acquire music, the rest have music
thrust upon them.
Did you ever get in as the clock
struck one and your wife struck too?
Many a man labors under a mis
apprehension who was never known
JACKSONVILLE AND TAMPA, FLA.
v;- via
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
T U ES DAY, SE PT EM BER 17.
To Jacksonville To Tampa
and return and return
$7.50 :. $9.50
Tickets will be sold on September 17th good on
regular trains to Charlotte, N. C, and On Spe
cial train leaving Charlotte 10:30 P. M.
Tickets will be good' returning on any regular
train up to September 24th, 1912.
Special train from Charlotte will consist of
Pullman Sleeping Cars and nice coaches.
Have your reservations made at once.
Ask vour agent for detailed information, o r
J. O. JONES,
Traveling Passenger Agent, Raleigh, N. 0.
FOR SALE
We have several small houses, that we can sell on.
easy terms. Prices reasonable .
If yon want a home this is a good opportunity.
TTTT! PAPKm-HUNTER REALTY CO.
The Raleigh Apartments
FORMERLY HOTEL RALEIGH
Iteady for occupancy on or about October first.
Also several desirable Stores in same building.
G. H. Dortch & Bro. Co.
RENTAL AGENTS.
EPIGRAMS
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HARRY STEPHEN'S,
In "Mmlanio Sherry," Academy-
Tuesday Mght, September 17.
to labor under any other circum
stances.
A closed cab is the kijid that al
ways goes slower.
To lie on the safe side of matri
mony, marry either a bachelor or a
widower.
A woman is happy whoso children
are younger than herself.
In every man there is an Adam
who bites at the apple.
An elaborate production is prom'
ised for Tuesday night.
Seats now selling at Brantley i
Drug Store.
'Forty-five Minutes From Broad
" way." '
Giving the followers their money
worth has long been an axiom of
George M. Cohan, whose latest and
"THE GIRL IN FINK."
Presented by Local Talent Last
Night at the Academy of Mnsic.
"The Girl in Pink" was presented
laBt night by a cast of local talent
at the Academy of Music. As the
play was for the benefit of St. Luke's
Home. Raleigh's most popular char
ity, there was a good audience to
witness the production. The playerB
were placed at somewhat of a diffi
culty by the absence of one of the
chief characters, Dr. W. C. Horton,
who found at the last moment that
he could not come. His part was
read by Mr. Harry Foote, under
whose direction 'the play was given.
The two comecVans, Mr. Ivey Riddick
as "Otto Snlckelfritz" and Mr. Will
Woodall as "Props", kept the audi
ence amused their work being es
pecially good. The singing of Miss
Margaret Faucette as the "Girl in
Pink" was one of the features of
the play. i
"The Ghost of the Goblin Man"
by Miss Rogers and chorus, the
Dutch girls, and "Props" and the
Military Girls all scored a hit. The
cast of characters was as follows:
A Talkington Booth A Stranded
Theatrical Manager, S. R. Horton.
Lunette Starlight Booth's Leading
Lady Miss Elizabeth Johnson.
Willie Lovejoy Commedian of
Booth's All Star Aggregation, Will
Heller.
Props The Company's Favorite,
Will Woodall.
Izzy Morgan Dolly's Wicked Uncle
W. C. Horton.
Ottn Snlckelfritz A Saloon. Keeper
and Speculator, Ivey Riddick.
Dolly Willing Booth's Ward. "The
Girl in Pink," Miss Margaret A
Faucette. . . .
Sheriff Ketchum Who Enforces the
Law, A. C. Bernard.
Professor Kelly, Proprietor of s
Female Seminary, Eugene Cul
breth. Eunice Kelly The Professor's Sis
ter, Miss Marjorie Terrell.
Florlce A Seminary Girl, Miss Bet
tie Russ.
Doublefee A Corporation Lawyer,
A. C. Bernard.
Show Girls, Actors, Cuties, Seminary
Girls, Ghost Girls, Dutch Girls,
Hoo Hoo's etc.
BASEBALL GAMES YESTERDAY.
National League.
At Brooklyn, 4; Cincinnati, 6.
At New York, 3; St. Louis, 2.
At Boston, 2; Chicago, 3.
At Philadelphia, 5 ; . Pittsburg, 6.
10 innings.)
American League.
At Chicago, 2; New York, 0.
At Cleveland, 10; Philadelphia, 2.
At St. Louis, 3; Boston, 6.
At Detroit, 9; Washington, 8. (10
innings.)
Southern League.
At Memphis, 5; Atlanta, 2.
At Nashville, 3; Chattanooga, 2.
10 innings.)
At Mobile, 3; New Orleans, 6.'
At Birmingham-Montgomery; not
scheduled.
International ' League.
At Rochester, 3; Buffalo, 5.
At Kansas City, 7; Providence, 3.
American Association.
At Louisville, 11; Toledo, 1 1st
game. Louisville, 3; Toledo, i
nd game. (Called in 7th on ac
count of darkness.)
At Kansas City, 2; Milwaukee, S.
At Columbus, 6; Indianapolis, 3.
Post Series Gaines.
At Petersburg (Virginia), 2; An
derson (Carolina), 1.
At Roanoke (Virginia). 0; Bris
tol (Appaiacman), b.
DICTIONARIES
ARE GOING FAST
The distribution of dictionaries at
The Times office yesterday was one
of the busy features of the day's
work. The first series of six cou
pons ended with Thursday and there
were people waiting with their cou
pons when The Times office opened
Friday morning. Orders by mail
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tion has kept two persons busy for
two days.
It soems that some readers do not
thoroughly understand the plan yet
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' . IIAZELE BURGESS,
, As "Plain Mary" in ''45 Minutes From Broadway," at the Academy,
Monduy, tsepteniDer ju
best piece "Forty-five Minutes from'
Broadway with Bert Leigh in the
leading part is to be presented at
the Academy Monday, September 16,
by Latimore & Leigh. Following
this theory, out he has provided an
entertainment that would succeed
along either of two lines, and as a
result scores unusual success-' along
both. ' His play might be considered
by itself for' there is a real plot that
1 acted for all there is in it by a
company of real actresses and actors,
and in addition there are enough
so.ng hits to entitle the piece Jo rec
ognition and face on that score alone
and make the fame of a mediocre
musical comedy. In this case the
song have been subordinated to the
drama and botji gain in strength
thereby. It is filled with delicious
comedy momenta and one character
ization in particular that has been
ao extraordinarily successful that
it has been made the basis for an
other play with this part the dom
inant leature. This is the ex-prize
fighter portrayed by Bert Leigh
whose naive view point and quaint
slang have been the talk of the
theatre-going world ever since he
was given to the stage two years "ago.
It is a part that would make the,
fame of any actor of even moderaW
aballty. Miss Hazel Burgess, will be
seen In the character of "Plain
Mary."
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National League.
Clubs: Won Lost P.C.
New York . . . . . . 94 40 .71)1
Chicago ,. . . . . . 83 FU .U24
Pittsburg . . . . . . 81 53 .005
Cincinnati . . . . . 67 08 .490
Philadelphia .... 03 70 .474
St. Louis i. . . . . . 50 79 .415
Brooklyn .... . 50 83 .370
Boston . . ... . . 41 92 .308
American League.
Clubs: Won Lost P.C.
Boston . . . . . . 96 38 .710
Philadelphia . ... 81 64 .600
Washington . . . . . 81 56 .691
Chicago ... . . . . 65 69 .485
Detroit . . . . ... 63 74 .460
Cleveland . . . ... 60 75 .445
New York . . . . ' . 48 80 .358
St. Louis . . . ... 46 88 ,343
' Southern League,
Clubs: Won Lost P.C.
Birmingham . . . . . 84 51 .622
Mobile . : .. '. . .; . 78 58 .573
New Orleans . . ... 70 66 .515
Memphis . ; . . . . 68 69 .497
Nashville . . . ... 66 69 .489
Montgomery . . . . 62 71 .460
Chattanooga . . .-. 59 74 .444
Atlanta . . . . . . 62 82 ,388
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FOUR DOLLARS
Deposited la This Bank
Each Week Will See Yon
With
TWO HUNDRED
DOLLARS
Ahead One Year From
Today.
You Will Spend It If Yon
Do Not Deposit It.
Try Saving Your Money.
Money to Lend on
Approved Collateral.
MECHANICS
SAVINGS BANK
RALEIGH, N. O.
Report of the Condition of . ?
THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
RALEIGH. C. -.
in the State of North Carolina, at theclose of business, Sept. 4, 1912.
RESOURCES. I
Loans and Discounts 11,416,857.89
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 3,936.29
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation. i 100,000.00
U. S. Bonds to secure U. S. Deposits... 60,000.00
Premiums on U. S. Bonds ... , , .... ', 1,?9,15
Bonds, Securities, etc 2,500.00
Banking house, Furniture, and Fixtures ' 45,000.09
Due from National Banks not reserve agents) 229,463.49
Due from State and Private Banks and Bank- -
ers. Trust Companies, and Savings Banks .. 125,823.25
Due from approved Reserve Agents... .... 68,591.21
Checks and other Cash Items .... 7,580.53
Exchanges for Clearing House .... 1 : 4,535.76
Notes of other National Banks ....... 1 2,200.00
Fractional Paper Currency, Nickels, and cents 641.97
Specie .... $ 8,045.00
Legal-tender notes . . . . 61,000.00 69,045.00
Due from U. S. Treasurer . , 5,000.00
Total ........... ............ .... $2,133,024.63.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in 100,000.00
Surplus fund i. i . I 45,000.00
Undivided Profits, less Expenses and Taxes paid 9,681.79
National Bank Notes outstanding . .... 100,000.00
Due to other National Banks . . . ...... 268,239.23
Due to State and Private Banks and Bankers. .415,295.72
De to Trust Companies and Savings banks . . 1,000.00 I
Due to approved Reserve Agents .... 10,290.54 j
Individual deposits subject to check . ...855,998.92 V
Demand certificates of deposit ....106,707.60 1 r
Certified checks .... 197.48
Cashier's checks oustanding ........ , .... 20,613.35
United States deposits . . . . 50,000.00 $1,788,342.84
Bills payable, including certificates of depos-
it for money borrowed ........... . ..... 90,000.00
Total ........ ...). $2,133,024.63
' State of North Carolina,
County of Wake, ss.:
I, W. B. Drake, Jr., Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
W. B. DRAKE, JR. Cashier.
Suscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of Sept., 1912. "
J. P. MULLIKIN, Notary Public. "A
My Commission Expires October 27th, 1913. ." 7
Correct Attest: '
E. C. DUNCAN,
J. G. BALL,
J AS. R. ROGERS,
v " " :" : ' "'"tfSSSaSSif ! " ALEXANDER WEBB,
Directors.
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