THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1914.
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Bmr and Give Book! This Christmas Mow Here to Select From Than
Anywhere Etas la North Carolina.
ROGERS BOOK STORE
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BATTERY PARK BANK
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
CAPITAL v. . . .. $100,000
SlmiS AND PROFITS . v . , $160,000
OFFICERS:
lames P. Sawyer, CAannart of Board
7. C Coxe, President it Rankin, Cashier
tnvln Sluder, Vice-President "
C Rankin, Assistant Cashier
No Loana are Mad by this Bank to any of, Its Officers
or Directors. . ' .
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PRAISED
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TO SEC. GARH1SQN
President Wilson Pays a
Glowing Tribute to the
American Commander.
PRAISE EXTENDS TO
I AMERICAN TROOPS
President Commends "Effic
iency, Courage and Dis
cretion" of Soldiers.
BREAD Buy at Home
And be sure it is Daisy Cream or Butter Krust
great big loaves and better ones than mail order
bread can possibly be. And but 5 cents, a loaf.
Vith ten cent loaves you get certificates that entitle
you to a beautiful dinner or tea set at factory cost.
Save the coupons and get one for Christmas.
Asheville Steam Bakery
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U. S. rJEUTBALITY
TOMArJUFACTUREB
Invites Charles M. Schwab
to State Department for
Conference.
SCHWAB SUPPOSED
TO HOLD CONTRACTS
American Firm Sold Subma
rines to Russians in the
RussJapWar.
WASHINGTON, Dec.' ..President
Wilson wrote to Secretary Garrison
today, paying tribute to the "efnclen
cy, courage and discretion" of Gen- I
era! Funston sad his forces during
the American occupation of Vera
Cr.ua. . . .
The letter reads: '
"May I not aek you to express to
General Funston and the officers un
der him at Vera Crux, and through
them to the troops, my warm appro
bation and admiration of the way In
which a dangerous and difficult sit
uation was handled T I believe from
what we haye learned that the oc
cupation gave our friends the Mexi
cans, a different Impression of the
United States army and the spirit of
the United States government from
that they entertained before General
Funston took his troops there, I am
sure that I speak the feelings of the
whole country when I commend the
efficiency, the courage and the dis
cretion with which the expedition and
occupation were carried out,"
Secretary Daniels of the navy, ad
dressed a letter to the commandant
of the marine corps, Major General
Geonge Barnett, in recognition of the
conduct of the marines who served
under General Funston.
"I wish very much," wrote the
secretary, '.'that my igagements
here would permltme to accompany
you to Philadelphia on your mission
to give the greeting of the nation to
the members of the marine corps, of
ficers and men, returning from Vera
Crus, I beg that you will convey to
them the grateful appreciation of the
president and of the navy department
end, I may add as well, of the Amer
ican people, for the courage displayed
when Admiral Fletcher u.nded on
April tl and for their long and ef
ficient service' during1 the occupation
of Vera Crus. They hav earned ths
gratitude of their countrymen."
C1YIG LEAGUE OFFERS ,
TO START GARDENING
franoR rjEAcrox work was dis
cussed YESTERDAY.
Offer Made to Carry Out Flans and
Specifications Furnished by City
Two Schools as Start.
To gurorriote Che Junior work In the
pubHo schools of Asheville the dric
Betterment league reached a decision
at the meeting yesterday afternoon
to place a proposition before the
board ot alderman to the effect that
if the ..board wall provide (plans and
speetOcatfortf for beautifying the
grown. of Kro schools In the city the
league will see to ths carrying out of
these plans ' The object of this de
cision is to start on two of the schools
and gradually take up each of the
otiher schools In the otty until all have
been served In the same way.
The meeting yesterday was one of
the most Important which has been
held recently and much interest was
manifested In the (proceedings. The
subject of Junior league work was the
chief matter discussed and many in
teresting points were brought eut In
conaeoUoa with It The otty schools
were represented by 9uperlntenoent
Harry Honreg, J. R. GrRon, ofthe
Ashland avenue school HJasj Margaret
'Ware, of the Orange street school,
3Um, Sllnnle C. Pickens, of Newton
Free Did Advice
to All Dyspeptics
Eat what the little diet slip In every
package of Hot Springs Liver Buttons
tell you to eat, and take a magic but
ton as directed, and your Dyspepsia
or Indigestion or Stomach Trouble
will soon be a thing of the past
Hot Springs liver Buttons are the
most blissful laxative ever compound
ed. Better than calomel, salts, oils,
waters, etc., because they act gently,
yet. sorely on the bowels, and expel
every Particle of waste matter.
They are great for Malaria, Dissl-
ses,- BIWowsneas, Psapsnsossyy-ead
academy, and Mrs. M. B. Monroe of
the Murray school. All of these took
an active part In the dleouesiaa.
Mr. Ortton told of this experience In
gardening work in the (public schools
of Kentucky and stated that he Is will
ing and eager to start similar work
at the Ashland avenue school.
This was followed by remarks from
Superintendent Howell In which It was
pointed out that the city must do some
grading and some concrete construc
tion must be earried out before any
thing can be done at any of the
schools, It was after Ws remarks that
the decision was reached to start with
two of the schools and furnish the
necessary grading and concrete con
struction. The hope of the league Is
to get the pupils so interested in this
work that little trouble will be met
with hi paying for this const ruction
and grading.
A committee was appointed, consist
ing of Mrs. W. B. Northup, Mrs. Alex
ander Cowley and Mrs. George A. Shu
ford, to oonfer with BufDerintnnrf.nt
Howell and Mr. Grtton to choose the
two schools and to outline the plans
for work. It Is hoped that each stu
dent In the different schools may have
a small garden spot, either at home
or at some vacant rot donated for the
purpose, to cultivate during the sum
mer. Prises will be awarded by the
league for the best results obtained
from such gardens. The tvesfdent of
the league reported that two vacant
lots already have been tendered for
the use of the school children.
Although the efforts of ths learn
will be centered on two schools the
other institutions win not be neglect
ed and tt Is planned to keen interem
aMve to various way. Children in the
other schools who belong to the Junior
league may work with the groups who
are at work on ths various smrdan
Spots,
Several gratifying reports from tfu
different schools wars-mad. Prmrt.
denes was expressed that with the co
operation of the various schools the
movement wilt meet with great sue-
Sallow, Blotchy Skin. Only St cents.
If resr druggist cannot supply yea,
send SI cents, stamps or sliver, to
Ret storings cnetnteal Caw Dept. 14,
Bt staring. Arkansas, nd receive a,
The secretary was authorised to
send a letter to County Superintendent
W. H. Hipp, thanking him for en
couraging the formation of ths bet
terment organisations In ths rural dis
tricts of the oovnty.
GOOD AMARITAW KIS6IOX
Princess theatre Friday. Buy
octets iron Ladies auxiliary head
quarters, I Blomberg. Adv. St
the wjaATiuaC
WASHINGTON. Dee. S. Forecast
for North Carotlae: Partly eloady
Thursday and Friday; tight t feeder
ate vnriahis wtod.
Weekly Batch of Opinions is
Delivered by State's High
est Tribunal.
RALEIGH. Dec. 2. Eighteen ap
peals were decided this afternoon by
the Supreme court In the weekly de
livery of opinions which wjers deliv
ered In the following order:
McNeil vs. Atlantic Coast Line Rail
way company, Cumberland, no error
State vs. Tripp. Durham, aMrmed;
McAdams vs. Trust company, Ala
mance, reversed; Gann vs. Spencer,
Stokes, new trial; aust vs. Roberts,
Union, no error; State vs. Williams,
Mecklenburg, no error; South Atlantic
Waste company vs. Raleigh, Charlotte
andi Southern Railway company
Mecklenburg, no error as to defend
ant's appeal; affirmed as to plaintiffs
appeal; Watts vs. Seaboard Air Line
railway, Mecklenburg, affirmed; Page
vs. Page, Polk, appeal dismissed; Page
vs. Page. Polk (separate appeal), no
error; McLaurin vs. Mclntyre, Scot
land, affirmed; Evans vs. Seaboard Air
Una, Anson, affirmed Withers
Solomon, Rowan, no error; Tedder vs.
Deaton, Montgomery, no error; Barger
vs. Alley, Iredell, no error; Interna
tional Waste company vs. McEIroy et
al, Yancey, petition for oertloriar, de
nied, appeal dismissed,
TRIAL OF PERKINS IS
WASHINGTON, Dec. J Secretary
Bryan today Invited Charles M.
Schwab, president of the Bethlehem
Steel company, to ths stats depart
ment, and gave him the views of ths
American government on ths build
ing of submarines In this country for
Kuropean oeiigerenta.
Mr. Bryan i declined to aa what
the position of the American govern
ment was. He declared ths question
was not yet concluded, but still "un
der consideration." Mr. Schwab, ac
companied by two assistants, also de
clined to discuss his mission.
Bryan's Statement,
"Mr. Schwab came," said Mr. Bry
an, ln response to eur Inquiry eon
oernlng the manufacture in this coun
try of ships or material for ship
building." SS
Recent reports that the Bethlehem
Steel company had contracted to
build submarines which would be
shipped abroad in sections, have been
variously denied end partially con
firmed. ,
The visit of Mr. Bchwab. however,
revealed that the state department
had taken official cognisance of ths
subject
It was believed that the state de
partment desired to consult with the
steel oompany officer so there would
be no violation of neutrality tt con
tracts were taken, wane me ex
port of munitions of war such as
irnna abulia nr ammunition, is not
prohibited by the neutrality lawa, the
fitting out of .warships or any armea
xnaAitinn from American soil would
be considered a violation.
Precedent Cited, ,
twin ths Ruaso-Jaoanese war,
however, an American firm built the
vr. ef several submarines, oonsisn-
ed them to Its own agency In Russia,
and then sold them to. tne nuasian
government. Although the transac
tion was kept secret until xne enip
Minnl was concluded. It was generally
held at that time that no law had
been violated.
mr ftohwah recently returned from
Germany and England and it was said
he brought contracts for many mil
lion dollars worth of war supplies
with the British government.
WOULD CREATE
NEUTRAL ZONE
WA8HINOTOI. Dee, 8. Proposals
tor creating a neutral tone in the wa
ters of the western hemisphere end
conserving the rights ef neutrals will
be laid before the governing botrd of
the Pan-American onion, wMoh con
sists of dlplomatk) representatives ot
the twenty-one American republics.
House Slippers
We must figure close to givov
the values we do in footwear.
. Felt or Leather house slippers
in all the popular colors $1.00 to
Cheaper grades ", in thq
BARGAIN ANNEX.
1.75.
This was decided today after con
ferences between President Wilson,
Secretary Bryan and Counsellor Rob
ert Lansing. .
The governing board will meet
Tuesday,
Secretary Bryan said today that all
the suggestion whtoh have been made
were dismissed. Argentine, , Chile,
Pern, Uruguay and . Ecuador are:
among the countries which have for
mally oonununsoated plans for the res
toration of shipping in this hemis
phere through a mors vigorous asser
tion .of neutral rights. The oonfer.
enoes will take the form ot an ex
change of Views by the diplomats
and also will Include such questions
aa wireless end coaling which already
have caused controversies with Euro
pean belligerents.
The general purpose ot the meeting
Is to reach a concord of views on ths
neutrality question so that the twent
... .....
one American republics will speak m
legerent powers whenever new ques-'
Hons swtse.
SCENTS FROM "THE TYPHOON"
GALAX TO DAT.
Will be Taken up at Next
Regular Term at Colum
bia on January 19.
CHARLESTON, S. C, Dec. J. The
trial of George B. Perkins, of Boston.
charged with the murder of F. A R.
Binman, of Jacksonville, Flo., while
aboard the Clyde Yam Mohawk, at
sea, November 11 was today post
poned in Federal court here until the
next term in Columbia, 8. C, which
begins January it. This action was
taken by direction of Judge Strdth,
who stated that in the court's opinion
the condition of PerkW mind did
not Justify proceedings at this time.
Pending his transfer to Cohtmbia,
Perkins, it was said, would be kept
tore to 'r1V9sieTiMr-twdr--
Perkins Also Is snder Indictment
for assault and battsry with attempt
te ktn Cnptssst A, D. bsirnm. of the
MotsMrk, atnd B. H. Wright, of CUCS,
X.T,
EAUTY "
" WHITE B
THE NEW HQOSIER CABINET
Only a Few LeftYou Can Have
One Delivered Tomorrow for $ 1
Every woman knows that this is the
most complete KITCHEN CABINET the
Hoosier Company has ever. made.
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AS A CHRISTMAS OUT " r
Ons of these cabinets will maks the best gift In the
world for mother or wife. '
We will sell you a cabinet today and hold It In i our
tore for Christmas delivery. . ;, ,
We positively cannot get another shtpment of Hooslers
before January 1st, so to take advantage of this cabinet
as a Christmas gift . -
YOU MUST ACT TODAY,
White beauty is a wonder of convenience
combining all the best labor-savins fea-
rapidly than we expected.-; Dozen ofivo
men are now making; up their minds. '
You are certain to be too late unless
you act quickly Come in tomorrow.
Don't miss this opportunity to get the
greatest bargain of your, whole life. 4
Great Hoosier $1 Plan ;
Read it carefully. ; It's an unusual op
portunity for real economy. 5
1.. $1 puts your, new " Hoosier, , V White J
13eauty" in your home at once.
2. $1 weekly quickly pays for it. .. . ,
3. The low cash price fixed by the factory .
prevails strictly no extra fees.
4. This sale is under the direct supervision
of the Hoosier Company, t " ,
5. The sale Is strictly limited to our email ,
allotment of new Hoosiers.
The Fourth Day has now passed. ' You j
may not get an opportunity to decide if you :
tures that have come from the 700,000 wo- delay. Come in tomorrow without fail.
men wno now own noosiers. See 0w Crn Wtedow. lmM
The enormous number of Hoosiers now
in use is a huge testimonial of the great
value of this cabinet.
"CUT THE CORDS"
But this New Hoosier with its 40 special
features is so far ahead of all the others
that there is no comparison.
One Million Dollars
Worth Were Sold
almost instantly after this new cabinet was
put oh the market! The factory hasn't yet
caught up with the demand.
The women of this town who have seen
" this new Hoosier say it puts your whole
kitchen at Fingers ends. The few we
had for this sale haye been taken far mpre
"I Don't See How You Can Sell
Quart Aluminum Pans for 9 Cts."
Nearly every woman who was fortun
ate enough , to get an aluminum pan
yesterday expressed tho same idea.
But today we place a few more on sale
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Special Factory Representative Here During Sale
; ! 1 The Only Place in Town Where Hoosiers are Sold
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