THE AS1IEVILLE CITIZEN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30,' 1915
NIW VORK STOCK CIST.
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With local Industrie starting up one more to old-tuna
production capacity, the opportunity of the raliabla
Banking institution aa an all incraaaea. The Battery
Park Bank is ready to render fullest co-operation in thia
form of eerrice.
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MARKET PfE,W5
IU1X7 YORK MARKET
SHOWS STRENGTH
NRW TORK. Nov. Modification of
in restrictions recently placed on Dron
r' ioana and aaauranoM from Washing
toa that cancellation or cutting, of war
contracts would -be undertaken In a spirit
of "fairness and helpfulness" wars among
tha factors which turned today's stock
market from Its neavy opening to ana of
seneral strength In tha Inter daallnas.
Jn general prioas wars denrmaed at ths
outaet ty report, over tns holiday whioh
rendsrsd ths Industrial situation more ob
scure and raa4ad further appreh.n.lon
respecting tna government s altitude to
wards tha rallroada.
Buying- of shippings, eoppers and oils
set In before midday, followed by aa ag-a-rea.lv
demand for high grade trans
portation.. Paeiflos again featuring that
rroup. Extreme advances In that division
ranged from I to t points, grangsrs and
coalers following at gains of 1 to 1 Points.
United Statea Steel selling ss-dlvtdsnds
tt 1 points also manifested reactionary
tendencies during ths morning, but re
covered all of Ita 1 point loss, eJostag
ac a gain oi wiimmi point, v. ,
Independent Steele, equipments, motors
ana ous were l to t points aown curing
ths forenoon, but bounded forward with
NEW YORK COTTON
BARELY STEADY
. NEW TORK, Nov. II.-A moderate
opening advance sesmsd tohiuatTm?
ke'lodav"! T" thston'mS
fifi rir?B brok" harply In
i w . t?!"''. Th f"sral llet cloeed
ths market opened steady at an ad.
ratl.afv m ft p0,nt', PO"sto
?Sm1f5" of u'!'srtt selling orders ovir
J'T., ns marast showed a
fairly steady tons during the early trad-
utm un retDoru mw an in. - .
demand, easier marine Insurance rat?
and predictions of inorsased oertn of
tonnsge. The., feature, failed iX.
A met,
A mar. ft. and R.
American Husar
Araer. Tel and Tel.. 14 lulls 101
American Tobaooo..b lit
Anaaoada Copper..., It U 61 U
Atchisoa , U MS 4
Atlantic Coast Line., lis IB 1
A. O. and W. Indies., f 107 1V
H. looomotlvs (46 1t 10V
B. and O. 41 14 S4 tl
Iteth. Steal "B" II 41 H II V
avrus.fi iat n r. . si. ni Mt
I Central Leather IT lt
Chesapeake and O... 14 It Si
Chi., M. and Ht. Paul II 4
Chi.. R. I. and I'm... II tf
Chlno Copper b
Colo. r. and Iron II 1711
Corn IToducU If 47
Cruolble 8tel 10 II U
Cuba, Cans Hugsr II t
Brta II
Oenaral Electric I 111
Oeneral Motors II 111
Ureat Nor. pfd II II tl
O. N. O.. CtfB., Ks. D. 11 11
uuir mates nisei... b
Illinois Central 1 II
Ineplratlon Copper... tl 4714
Int. Mer. Marina 46 II
Int. M. Marina pfd...UI 111
International Paper., t 10V
Kennecott Copper.... IT IIH
t. ana n
Maxwell Motors...
Mes. Petroleum....
Miami Copper
Mldvale Steel
Missouri Pacific...,
Now York Central..
N. and W.. Em. dlv.
Northern Pae
Ohio Cities Oaa....
Pennsylvania
PltUbura Coal
Ray Con. Conner I
Readlna- Ill
Rep. Iron and Steel.. II
Seaboard A. L 4
Seaboard A. L. pfd. . . I
Slnolalr O. and RCg... I
Sloes. Shef H. and I.. I
Sou. Pax.. Ex. dlv... 117 101
Southern Railway. ..Ill 10
Southern Ry. pfd..... I 17
Studebaker Cor Ill 10
Tenneaaee Copper.... 1 14
Texaa - Co II 111
Tobacco Products..
I'nlon Pacific
United Clear Storea
United Fruit I 144
1 117 117
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III 1111. Ill
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II 44 41S
II 14 14
IT 71 71
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171 111
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HI 111
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141V 144
V. 8. Ind Alcohol... II 1004. IIU 100S
t'nlted Statea Rubber 14 Tl 17 71
V. a. Steel, Ex. dlv.. 1111 11 14 II
V. 8. Steel pfd I 111 111 111
i urn copper t. f.a
va. aro. cnem 7
Wabash Pfd. "A".... 10
Weatern Union 1
Weatlnghouie Else... It
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To Feed Geniaiy ?
1 An examination of the American preii ahowi that the German wail for food, which
wai the first lifin of life of the new-born German Government, haa not aroused any large
amount of compaision over here. To many observer! 1 this -"propaganda" is important
as the opening gun of Germany's fight for a victory at the peace table. All our late
full-Germans, pro-Germans, and pacifists are expected to come oul of hiding forthwith
and "show mercy to the defeated." "They will come," predicts the Kansas City Star,
"bearing bouquet, asking permission to offer consolation to the prisoner and to leave
tracts and flowers in the cell. . . . Heaven spare us now from mush." On the other
hand, Mr. Herbert C. Hoover, the Food Administrator, says "there has been a great
deal of unnecessary furor in this, country about feeding the Germans. Weare not calling
upon the American people to rhake any sacrifice with a view to feeding the Germans.
Remove the water-tight 'blockade and the Germans will take care of themselves."
The leading article in THE LITERARY DIGEST this weekNovember 30th
takes up the latest phase of the peace negotiations and by presenting the sentiments of
editors of all political persuasions gives the reader a concrete idea of how America feels
upon the subject of feeding Germany this winter.
Other articles that will be of great interest to the American people upon subjects
that concern them intimately, are:
How the s War Was Won
The Contributing Cause of Germany's Defeat as Adduced by Authorities In
America, England, France, and Germany
ii
(house Eleo... II 41H 41 4I4
Willys-Overland II 14 11 14
Total salea, 114,400.
CHICAGO MAR KITS.
CHICAOO. Nov. tl. Broad humanitar
ian t.m. reported as ths probable basis of
food shortaca relief In Europe had much
to do today with stimulating bullish senti
ment In the corn market. Prices closed
strong, I to 1 net higher with Pec.m-
H to i.zi ana January to
Oats gained 1 to 1. In provl-
ber 1.17 to
1 II. Oats i
slons, ths outcome ranged, from I cents
Close:
...14.00
...14.70
... 1.17
... 1.11
71
.72
unaettled In the lata tradln h.r li
iin2-Sin',Ahf by brors with both
rumaoTy-lnTl,"5aTloV S'ZFZZ' ft?-
...41.71
...41.41
...M.T5
...11.04
ather lenders In every noteworthy In
stance, ending at a substantial advance
Mexican Petroleum was ths chief feature
of the speculative Issues, reversing; Its
setback pi 4 points with a vain or 1
points, . - I
Amonir ths various specialties, TJnited
States Rubber, sugars, and leathers .cor
el substantial gains, but distilling shares
na tooaocoa participates oniy moderate
ly in tna oriaK raoouno ot tna nnai nour.
Railway bonds derived soma strength
from ths Inquiry for stocks ot that olass
out tns general list was irregular,
V . 1.
Issues again weakening with the
f If to. Total
rrtv
fourth 4's at ths new low di
sales, par value, as gregated 10,T7I,000.
Old V. 8. bonds unchanged.
NBW YORK MONKY.
NEW YORK, Nov. Mercantile paper
Sterling 0 day bills 4.71 i oommsretal
M day bills on banks 4.72;- oommsretal
- id day bills 1.71; demand 4.71; cables
'.IS .
Oovernmsnt bonds easy. ;
fiallroad bonda ataadr.
Time loans strong! 80 days, 10 days and
six monins, s oia.
Call money firm; ruling rat Si bank sc.
eeptanoa 4. . , ..
NEW VORK CATTLE,
NEW YORK. Nov. !..
i.60i.7s; bulla 1.90911.10
St
4.0011
Beeves Arm.
cows
Calves irregulari veals ll.OOAtl.oOi
cults - 11.1wwif.w1; graaasrs t.woi.lt;
westerns t.OOtrll.OO.
Sheep and lambs Irregulari sheep 1.500
1S.00; culls I.OOI.OO; lambs H.60O1I.76;
culls I.004?I1.00.
Hogs steady at lt.M; roughs 11.11.
NEW YORK, DRY OOODS.
- NEW TORK, Nov. . Cotton goods
' and yarna were quiet today with an eaa-
Ins; tendency. Burlaps wars weak with
offerings frss. Wool goods were quiet;
silks very quiet
decline to II advance.
Oram and provisions.
Corn-
November
January
R lbs-
December
January
Oats-
December
January
Pork-
November
January
Lard
November January ,
basn born.
Corn No. t yellow nominal; No. I yellow
new 1.4291.44; No. yellow, new l.llttU.II.
Livestock.
Hogs market mostly I60. to 80c lower
than Wednesday's general list; few salea
late above 117.71; early top 111; butchers
17.6017.I5; light 1I.7SO 17.70; packing
1I.7IO17.40: throwouts lI.OOOU.IO; piss.
choice 1I.I0O1S.M.
f In llauldatloa, if 1 IT I .hnlM heeS 'ataara with fata
or neages, ana lata In tha dav tha waiaht eteadv: sthara. butcher and can
SO SSlllnar for NiS.fMau,. I Mn Ma.rla nn.vilv alnat tA tRr, Inwar
usnsral business -was virtually aulet 1 calves steady; stooksrs and feeders
ano ins marast narrow snoush to ha in. I ateadv. Beef cattle, oholoa 1I.0AO1I.76
medium s.uvots.uo. uicner stoca, cows
snd heifer. 1.10011.00; cannars and out
tars 1.1501.10: stockera ' and feeders,
choice 17.00017.50. Western range beef
steers 14.vO0ll.so; cows ana neirers 1.009
Sheep; Lambs steady to 15c. lower;
sheep steady. Lambs, cholcs 11.00011.25
medium 14.00015.00. Culls l.iuOll.15
Ewes, choice I.OO09..O; medium 1.009
I.5VI CU11S I.XSVf.SV,
Wilhelm to the Bar of Justice
The Coming British Elections
The Swiss Center of Bolshevism
The World's Strongest Fiber
Curing Madness by Tooth-Pulling
Praise for American Poets
Cold Water for French Good Will
A Call to Repentance
Meeting the Test
(Prepared by U. S. Food Administration)
News of Business and Finance
The President at the Peace Table
Germany Playing "The Baby Act"
How Aviation Has Done the
Impossible
How Influenza Got In
New York First Statue to an Actor
Tolstoy Still Dreaming
Foch "The Gray Man of Christ"
"The Great Army that Died"
The Best of Current Poetry
Personal Glimpses of Men and Events
Many Illustrations, Including Maps, Half-tonm Portraits and Cartoons
Full-Page Colored Map in "The Digest" This Week
This instructive Map will be eagerly welcomed
by the reader, of The 'Digest," for on it they
can easily trace the progress of the great Allied
army of occupation in its triumphal march to
ward the Rhine. The map also shows the Ger
man territory to be occupied by the American
and Allied armies under the terms of the armi-.
stice. The "bridge-heads" along the line are
clearly indicated, with the neutral zone shown in
color; also the battle line as it stood when hostil
ities ceased at the eleventh hour on the eleventh
day of the eleventh month of the year. Briefly,
the entire region that will be most prominent
in the news for a long time to come will be available
-for ready reference through this map. It is worthy
of permanent preservation.
flueneed by namnaja.Hveiv mti
Ikecember contract, broke from 11.11 to
J7.60 and March from M il to 15.11 or to
to II points and last prices were at the
,rml ff,ln wh July dosing
at 14.74 or 110 points not lowsr. Ths
appearance of Increased southern selling
ordsrs here appeared partly responsible
iur ana ma.ai w an n niir atrws anuinaai
L.r.V". I. wars generally
bulllah, the chief bearl.lt feature men
tioned Was tha unsettled ruHna- n h.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov: M A.M.
a .momentary advanoo of I to It points
around the opening, It was a session of
. ne couon maraet today.
Tha initial rla. was oulcklv raniaa k.
, ' 7 . wunjii wu grauuauy nut
ir un"i ma vory Close,
which was at ths lowest of ths day, whtn
It amounted to 111 to III noin r,.
market officially was toned weak, on the
oloss.
Aooordlng to floor comment tha market
felt aome heda aalllna In ik. Aftiv
of tha day, continued to allde off under
dullness and Anally felt much -liquidation
as ths result of the poor showing
mads by mill takings of American cot
ton for thia week which according to
Hester. Were onlv 121.000 haiaa ..fn
415.000 this week last year and 421,000
ni" weea two yeara ago.
The small advance on tha nnenina-
partly doe to unfavorable weather ac
counts from ths belt, and to claims of a
bsttsr soot demand In aun. l,.n-
Locally ths snot denartmant ahnwarf n
aotlvlty and prices were reduced 10 points
wnicn carried middling down to 21.15. At
ths lowest levels January traded at 2S.I0.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.
NEW TORK. Nov. M Raw ai,...
quiet; centrifugal 7.21; fine granulated
unquoted.
pot con: oe nominally unchanged. 1
Butter, firm; cheess Arm.
Inside a Paris sewer la a small but
useful electric railway.
IiAJTD SALE.
By virtus of the powsr of sal con
tained In a deed of trust, executed on
ths 11th day of September, 116, by
Thomas Williams and wife. Matilda
Williams, to W. D. Traosy, Tru.tes,
to secure th Indebtedness therein de
scribed to Mary Duffleld Hllllard,
which said deed or trust la duly re
corded In th office of tha Resistsr
of Deeds for Buncombe County, North
Carolina. In Book of Deeds of Trust
No. Ill, pace 99, and default havlngJ
W . 1 . L. .. . . fc. . L 1
uven iimu. ill iiie ynjuiviH ui uuiu
principal and interest on th note se
cured by said deed of trust, and upon
application and demand of th holder
of said note, th undersigned trustee,
will, on Saturday the list day of De
cember, 1918. at IS o'clock Noon, of
fer for sal at tha Court House Door
In th City of A.hevllle. said County
and Stat, to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following piece, parcel or lot
of land, situate, lying and belns- in E.
W. Grove Park, In th city of Ashe
vllle. County of Buncombe and State
of North Carolina, being Lot No. 7
of Block B, of a Plat of E. W. Grove
Park. West of Charlotte street, re
corded in th office of th Register,
of Deeds for. Buncombe County, North
Carolina, in Book 164, at page 171,
and bounded and more particularly
described as follows:
BEGINNING at a stake In the West
em margin of Lawrence Place, at th
Mark af .V
I I Distinction to 1
I lt4lRNMfHl .
VThe) UtwrmrtJ
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November 30th Number on Sale To-day All News-dealers 10 Cents
me
FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY (Publishers of the Famous NEW Standard Dictionary). NEW YORK
Southeast or extreme Southern corner
ot Lot No. S of said Block, and runs
tnenc with th Southern line of said
Lot No. North 44 S7' West 1417
feet to a stake, - bslng the common
corner of Lots S, 7 and 12 of said
block: thence with the Southern Una
of Lot. No. 12 Sath 8S 17' West 66
feet to a stake in th Eastern mare-ln
of an alley; thenea with aald margin
of said alley South 38 43' East 169.3
feet to a stake at the intersection of
said margin of said alley with the
Northern or Northwestern margin of
Lawrence Place; thence with said
margin of Lawrence Place as the
asm curves to th Northeast 103 feet
to in UGUINNINQ,
This the 20th dav of NovemhAr
W. D. TRACET,
Trustee.
, ' 20-80-7-14
ALL ALONG FRONTIER.
LONDON. Nov. 29. "Our advanced
troops reached the German frontier
along the Whole of the front from Just
north 'of the duchy of Luxemburg to
the neighborhood of Lupen," says the
British offiole.1 oommuntaaUon learned
today.
HBNNESSY8 ANNIVERSARY-
WICHITA, Kas., Nov. 29. Tomor-
row the Rt. Rev. John J. Hennessy
will have completed hi thirtieth year
as oisnop or the Koman Catholic dio.
esse or Wichita, with ths excep
tion or xsisnop li&rmns of Providence,
who was consecrated one year ear
lier, Bishop Hennessy is th oldest
Caithollc bishop In the United States
in point or service. Born In Irelmd
71 years ago, he came to the I'uited
States In childhood. His early educa
tion was received In St. Louis and
his theologicsJ training at Cape Girar
deau college. In 18(9 he was ordain
ed a priest by papal dispensation, be
ing under the canonical age. For
twenty year .his work was oonflned
to Missouri, where he labored in th
missionary field, truldt churches In
many of the smaller towns, organised
educational agencies and found time
to edit some of the church publica
tions. In 1830 he become rector of
St. John's church, in St. Louis, where
he remained until appointed bishop
of th Wichita diiocese in 1888.
In ten years Norway has Increased
NOTICE OF SALE BY SUBSTITUTED
TRUSTEE,
WHEREAS, On the 11 th day of Sep
tember, 191 S, Thomas Williams and
wife, Matilda Williams, executed and
delivered a deed of trust conveying
real estate therein described to Ruff-
ner Campbell, trustee, to secure the
Indebtedness therein described to
Paul H. Gearhart: and
WHEREAS, In said deed of trust
It Is agreed, among other things, that
upon tne refusal, neglect or Incom
petency to act of eid trustee, or In
his absence from th state, that . th
said party of the third part,, or any
notaer or noiaers or said notes, may
appoint and substitute another trus
tee, whose acts don in th premises
sna'-. oe as Dinaing to all Intents and
purposes a. it tne original trustee had
acted; and
WHEREAS The sad riuffner
Campbell, trust, haa departed from
tne state, ana is now in th United
States navy; and
WHEREAS, Th holders of said
notes have, by an Instrument of writ
ing, duly recorded in th offic of th
register of deeds for Buncombe coun-
the number of Its horses almost SO,- j ty. North Carolina, appointed th un
MO. darslgnad as trustee to act in th
place and stead of th said Ruffna
Campbell, trustee; now
THEREFORE, by virtue of K
power of al and th said substitu
tion of trustee, contained in said dee
of trust, executed on th 11th day at
September, 1918, by Thomas Wllllami
and wife, Matilda Williams, to Ruff,
ner Campbell, trustee, to secure th
inaeoieaness tnerein deecribed t
Paul H. Gearhart, whioh aald deed ot
trust is duly recorded la th offic oi
th register of deeds for Bunoomfe
county. North Carolina, In Book of
Deed of Trust No. Ill, page S3, and
default having been mad In th pay
ment of both principal and Interest
on the notes secursd by said deed of
trust, and upon application and de
mand of the holder of said notes, th
undersigned trustee will, on Saturday
the 81st day of . December, 1918, at 11
ociock noon, oner ror sale at ths
uourt Mouse aoor in th city of Ash
vllle, said county and state; to thi
highest bidder, for cash, the follow.
mg piece:, parcel or lot oi land. sit.
uated, lying and being in ft. W. Grcvi
Park, in th City of AshevIIle. Count
oi suncomoe ana mate ox norm uar.
is
ollna, being Lot, No. 1 of Block B, oi
1 -
MUTT -AMD JEFF We Figure That Mutt Got Off Easy at That.
By RC. FISHER
(Copyright. 1918. by R C Fisher. Iraas Mark Reg. U. S. Pat Off.)
I J fAy aRAukwejri f( Yrf "" tfj tne w-y , I r , " ' I 1 -'
j Bur AIM'T You AJHAMeto OvtR HfRsI. Y0VI(CPT BotHeo: N FACT YOLM w ' I
j or YaoRL ftco(eb as f Outre ol 5mc REAL soldicr t Miew remind we - STTTZZ
KtieR? weRf tthc Bi66r w c I out of th trcnches I it, mott. 1 v-ekv much- 'ft Ci fc , - compariwg MeX
j WAR m TrVe HlTty I OWreSo UJM6W V0 SHSUID PL6ASe OF TH6 f V'liHv '"iS "rJ?
0W'U6 DOAlC MCTHMC Ta f 4AMlWS WWftk IA o'lt V OUMUte. f j) 'l.'? THAT'4 Soiw' .TOO. i
DimJ6yl.H YC4jR,eLF. SM SOUP klTCHeM- b(2eAI- V (i i Z T fC i T - (A FAR CALtS IT? J
' t V Aljr iTW TaVrrl? AS A SoUlefe Y0 1 I M H6ART.' -v &Z2JK 'X . PiWOi 'ZW
, ---- v f """1
' $ fe ; ! l
a plat of B. W. Orov Park. Wsat n
Charlotte street,' recorded In the fflct
of th register of deeds for Bunoomb.
county. North Carolina, in Book 114,
at pag 171, and bounded and mors
particularly descrlbsd as follows:
BEGINNING at a stake f In th
western margin of Lawrence Place,
at ths southeast or extreme southern
corner of Lot No. , of said block, and
runs thence with the southern Una of
aid Lot No. 6, north 44 degress ST
minutes west 141.7 test to a stake,
being the common corner of Lota 8,
7 and It of said block: thence with
the southern line of Lot No. 1J south'" v J
66 degrees it minutes west 65 feet to
a stake in the eastern margin of aa
alley; thenc with said margin of aald
alley south 38 degrees 48 minute east
169.3 feet to a stake at the intersec
tion of said margin of said alley with
tha northern tr- northwestern margin
of Lawrence Place; thence with said
margin of Lawrence Place as th
same curves to the northeast lot feet
to th BEGINNING.
This th 20th day of November.
1918.
B. C. CARPENTER,
Substituted Trusts,
v 9010-JO-30-7-14
NOTICE.
Having qualified as administrator
of th estate of C. W. Heri
tage deceased, late of Buncombe
County, North Carolina, this - Is to
notify all.persons indebted to said es
tate to com forward and settl at
one. All persona having claims
against said estate will' present them
to the undersigned for payment within
twelve months, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar ot their recovery.
This the 15th day of Novembi
1918. . -
J. C MONTGOMERY,
. ' ' Administrator.
P9303-14-83-SO-7-14-31
' Th Chilean go-venimeni haa au
thorized th erection of a ThLTfil
Industrial school j , . ,
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