THE SUNDAY CTTIZENi ASHEVILLE, N. 0 DECEMBER 7, 1919.
BISCUIT CONTEST WAS
VERY SUCCESSFUL
Miss Myrtle Quarkrnbush, of Kmmi
School, Won First Prize in the Con-
tost Teswrday.
- Tlrs biscuit contest held at the
board of trade roomi y enter day at
. noon under the auspices of Mrs. Ita
chael T. Hannaman. home domonatra
tor for Buncome county, for the past t
-years, waa a success. There were 47
entries from seven . aebools of the
county, and a goodly number of girls
; in attendance. Only one biscuit was
entered front each glrU and It was
, made rom a formula given by Mrs,
Hannatnan In her club work at the
various schools during- the, peat few
. weeks. The biscuits were spread out
on the big tables In the assembly
room, and presented a tempting: ap
pearance, when Miss Bus Bobbins,
head of the domestlo science depart
ment of the Mgh school, and her as
sistant. Miss Dunlop, Inspected them,
Miss Robblns stated to those 'pres
ent that the decision was reached
from three standpoints, that of ap
, pearanco, which carried SO points,
texture, ZB points and flavor 26
points, and that one of the bWruit
) measured tip 10 ine nignest stana
ard, or ths 100 points. This biscuit
. was made by Miss Myrtle Quacken-
. bush, of the Emma school, and won1
first prize. The . second, third and
fqurth prises were won by Miss Hel
:' en Burnett, Oakley school, score, St;
Mies Virginia Gaston, Band Hill
- school, score. St, and Miss Althea
Wolfe, Oakley school, score, 81
... Honorable mention was given Miss
Jack Gaston and Miss Lucy Oaston,
, scores, 80 and 70, of Sand Hill
school. ;
The first and second prizes were
feather pillows presented to the board
of trade for the prise winners by Mr.
t Friedman, of the Susquehanna Fur
nlture; company, and the third and
rourth prizes, two pair of hose, pre-"
.- sen tea Dy j. w. Neely and company.
In presenting the prizes, the secret
tary of the board of trade extended
, congratulation to the prise .winners,
as also to each of the girlT partiof-
paiing in me contest, and said that
to be able to oook well was the great
est accomplishment possible for any
young woman. ' "''xtr'fev;
- - He stressed the value of modern
Improvements In the home, such as
electrie lights, which eould now.be
had with small expense, sanitary
" plumbing for hot and cold water,
i and sewerage, paved walks, around
the house and to the barn and other
outhouses, which woejld make life in
the country even more attractive than
,; in the city with Us consequent rush
ana turmoil. Mr. BucKner also took
occasion to compliment the splendid
work of Mrs. Hanaman In the organ
ization oi so many oiuds and new ac
tMtles for the-.beautifying of the
home and teskentne- labor in tha
homes on the farms, and said hs was
sure many iei( it was a distinct loss
to the county that n6 decided
i quit wora.
, . He added that the board of trade
had great pride in the advancement
r agricultural life of the county in
the past Un years, and that it muld
continue to give 1U heartiest support
-vniuu iue : nume ana
farm demonstration work in the fu-
oeueving mat the 'growth ot
shobtUb skirts
, fob next season
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. . The
style committee of the National
Cloak, Suit and Skirt Manufacturers'
association recommended skirts from
three to four inches shorter thaq at
present for the 1120 season In Its
report today at the closing session of
me annual convention ner. The com
mittee decreed .that skirts next sea
son; will be from seven to nine Inchee
from the floor for women, and about
ten Inches for : misses, as compared
with lour to six inches for women
and six to eight inches for misses at
present.
Skirts, the style makers say, will
be "frankly short." but without ab
breviation. One thing to be avoided
If one wishes to he stvlUh. is the ex
treme, Tunlo and plaited skirts will I
Fullness at the hips will be a fea
ture' of many of the smart spring
suits. Sleeves will nt snug and close
to the tailored suits. The three quar
ter length sleeve will be favored on
the Etons and short Jaunty models.
report suit for spring and summer
wear are recommended. NoveB belts
of leather and metal, and a new type
of collar long, slender and rolling
will be a detail of the suits. The
Lord Byron and Peter Pan designs
Will be popular. , ,
SPEECH UNTINGED
WITH BITTERNESS
'BAPTISTS OF, iV.C. EXCEED
quota in s ta te campaign
But Emphatic Delivered by gBapti8ts of State Have Pledged Their Apportionment
Hoey at Morganton. ' ' in he Seventy-Five MiDion Campaigrf-Women's
Organizations More Than Beached Their Quotas. -
Burke County People Brave
Raino Hear the Demo
cratic Candidate.
CHAPEL ff I Lr TEAM WINS
Victorious . Eleven
Greensboro Off
Score is 78 to 0.
Plays
Feet.
ture.
Ashevllle depended on the growth of
me county coniriDUtory to 1U . ..
Barnardsvllle -sentMrf the largest
number. of bisoufls and received hon
orable mention, therefor. v .
LOSESr
ASHEVILLE
TO SPnRTAIiBIIRG.'Y
fioora as Evea l'p to Last Three
'a MIntates, But local Bwys Lost St
,' to .
, The Ashevllle T. M. C. A. quintet
:,, met defeat in the opening game of the
season played here last night with the
. cparianourg x" aggregation, by
i score of S to 34. - ,
Up until the last three minutes of
piay me local Doys kept an , even
M; score, but during the last minute of
, play the South Carolinians got away
. "mi iwu suats ana dim good
foul.
a The game was fast from the begin
ning, and at times a lltt) rnnh ki
clean. Florence and Tennent hold th
recora xor Asneviiie, and Lang
; ford and Vogel did the shooting for
Spartanburg. Florence made the
highest-number of point of t any
" 7.' ""'" imtLi ox zi to his
nanager XJHI. of the local team,
w uigni mai a game be
tween the local nnln anrf b....
burg would be played in SparUnburg
JiS"rT nd t""1 making
lil " m wun ureenwiue,
'""r nay oerore or after the
vmwr same m soum Carolina.
The Une-up waa:
AshevlUe 3. Spartanburg 3.
Position.
Ji"1"6 forward Langford
; Toughran Vogel, A
Chambers ...centre Vosei' w
Randolph . guards Howard
.Tennent
Friday
Henslev. MMntvr. o . .
as guards for Ashevllle.
Scorers: Oudger and Hudgena
Timekeeper: Van Alstyne.
Referee: B. O. Wella
(Spselsl te The Citizen)
CHAPEli HILL. Dec I.- Playina
muiuan 01 aimost college calibre, the
heavy, powerful Chapel Hlir high
school team wbn the hlsh sehdiol
football championship of North Caro
lina by defeating Qreensboro hldh
school on Emerson Held, here tgday,
78 to 0. With an advantage of many
pounds in weight and with two back
Held stars, Captain. Sparrow and Mer
rltt, who could- make - many- college
backs hustle for their tobs, ' Chapel
Hill ripped up the light" Qreensboro
line, ran wild around her ends and
used the. forward pass with skill and
ingenuity. Not once did she fail to
make her required distance and not
onoe.aid she punt.
Greensboro fought bravely ' under
ner uiwtuvaniage oi tacic or weight.
On three separate occasions she
threw back the Chanel Hill backs
within her five-yard line and forced
them to use the full limit of four
downs to make the required distance.
Bhe made three first downs largely
through clever manipulation of the
forward pass, and the Greensboro
enda dropped many more passes that
ougnt to nave been good,
University athlette officials who
hare seen ' five other championship
games on Emerson Held, said tonight
tbaff Chapel Hill had the best high
cnoor&eam mat has ever played here.
Captain Sparrow, was a team in him
self, three times he broke loose for
long' rims for touchdowns he, made
anotheron a ifeaa he could; a.1 wars
oe counted on ipr five yards thorough
mo line- ana ne Kicxea a oroD kick
irom me zs-yara line. - , -llerritt,
at fullback, was close be
hind .him .in ail-round playing, and
he kicked nine goals out of ten at
temnta Cole' at enrtv ami flvkaa at
guard, were' other stara For Qreens
boro, Fordham played rare defensive
ball, and .Captain Wynne threw his
passes well.
. (kpeolsl to The Cltlsen)
MORQANTON, Dec . In spite of
rain tne urKe county court hpuse
held a capacity crowd this afternoon
when Clyde R. Hoey, democratic can
didate for congress from the ninth
district, spoke in behalf of his candi
dacy and. on the issues involved In
the campaign that Is attracting na
tionwide attention. Those who had
heard 'Mr. Hoey bfore say that he
was at his best here today and his
masterful address received the .clos
est attention of the people who from
every part of the county packed the
room. Frequent applause intesrupted
the speaker and she vry atmosphere i
seemed charged with intense enthusi- J
urn. ium u enaence inai me aem
ocrats of Burke county are putting
on roeir ngnung laees ana are work
ing with such determusatlon as has
been sometimes lacking when the
county was not so evenly divided.
Introduced by B. M. Halrfleld, a
Morganton attorney, who naid slow
ing tribute to him,, Mr. Hoey began
nis aaaress Dy thanking Burke de
mocracy for the splendid support giv
en him in the primary and then
launched into an o'd-tlme political
speech, emphatlo in its deliverance,
yet untlnged with the scathing bite
terness that- one time charactarlxad
political addresses. - -
-."The republicans hate thrown out
the challenge,"' said , he., "and It Is
now not so much the question of the
man to be aent to congress as that of
repudiating or upholding the princi
ples for which Woodrow Wilson and
democracy stand." He had heard
reports of a big slush fund being sent
Into the district to carrv it ranuhiuttan
land brought a laugh from his hearers
Dy me remark that folka who vntad
" m.m huuvii buuui(u ue paia xor aO'
ing so.
In reply to tke argument tha XT
Morehead's advocates are advancing
nini iiiv iiinen are suon as demand
a Dusmess man to represent the. dls
met, Mr. Hoey gave- his lnternreta-
tion of what .constitutes a business
man. law in his. speech he ac
cused the republicans of playing "hot
and cold," of having Mr. i Morehead
represented on - the one hand as the
mighty frland of the special Interests,
and on tl other as the strong expo
nent of labor. He declared that he
expected to represent tbe people, not
any special class or claaseC , ... ..
, - World Follows Wilson
Street comment. nn Mr Mj,v.
dress was enthusi as tlcallv favnr&hi,
and he ha gone to Qlen Alpine for an
were, tonigni.
klEIOH. Pec. 6 NorthCarollna the sake of the campaign, but for the
Bapuots nave reached me top. tsiignt-1 sake of our churches and our people
ly ovA- six million uollars in pieuges I who ' have not had the blessing of a
lur tne Baptist 76-million campaign I part In this great movement eLt this
worn go on, everything ' given or
pledged by. any member of any church
will count -on the 76-mllllon campaign.
We confidently expect another million
to be added the North aOrolna total
lh uW 1
ioEionisiiii
SENTENCE OF 21 YEARS
KNOXVTLLE" Dec 6-- Maude
Moere late today was convicted of
murder in the first degree gnd sen
tenced to 21 years In the penitentiary
at Nashville by a jury which, had
neara ner trial on the cnarce of kill
ing LeRoy XX Harth. A motion for
a new trial was entered and wl come
up later. Her bondsmen surrendered
hex and she 'was again incarcerated
in the Knox oounty jail.
It was the ' theory of the prosecu
tion that Maude Moore and Martin
Hunter planned to lure Harth away
from the city and rob htm of a) large
diamond ring which he wore and a
large sum of money which he was
reputed to carry. The prosecution con
tended Maude Moore telephoned
Harth and arranged to meet him at
:3l) o clock and took a revolver in
her hand-bag, and that when they
were wnat sne consiaerea a safe dls
tance from the city she attempted to
rob Harth and a nght ensued in the
automODiie, pointing out there was
one bullet hole in the top of the auto
mobile and two bullet holes in the coat
which Harth wore.
uim oeweja
here : nxtw
Mr. HoAy'a ci
Daniels win
ednesday in behi
candidacy,
tuna being ' reported oiflclaliy by
Ulrector Walter N Johnson. The
baptist women have gono "over the
top'' with $1,2G5,60 reported from
the women's organizations of (15
Churches according to Miss BeUha
Carroll, tbe corresponding secretary
pof tne Womaa's Missionary union of
of the state. The women of Nortn
Carolina were asked to raise one mil
lion .one hundred thousand dollars.
Miss Carroll says there are stiy many
more ctrurohes to be heard fcom. Less
than one-half of the Baptist churohes
renorted trt Tr- .Tnhmnn anrl ther
is reason to expect a big swell fin the
total when the final reports come In
Sunday night '
State campaign 'headquarters will
be open all night tomorrow night and
every assoolational director is expect
ed to telegraph a final report Tele
graphic advices today from Dr.' L. R.
Scarborough at Nashville, the general
director, were not very encouraging."
Dr. Scarborough said todayr "We
now lack ten million dollars of .being
over. The next '48 hours tells tha
story of whether southern Baptists
will reach their objective in time set.
I know North Carolina Is doing its
best Put on a lttle more and report
the last possible dollars by Sunday!
night,"
To Continue Work
Dr.. Walter Johnson, state disactor,
sends ou this message: "North Car
olina is at the top. There is six mil
lion dollars reported in the Baptist
175,000,000 campagn. Just ready to
go over passing the top Is hot vic
tory. It is only the beginning of the
batttle. Many a battle has been lost
after .it had a been . won. Every
church is urged to ke4p its campaign
organisation Intact until every member
pledges or refuses to pledge, It Is
mort Important to reach our people
than to get -the money." ,
Central headquarters reports that
the south is ten million dollars beloV
the totaL, of '.seventy-five millions.
Floods and impassable, roads in the.
southwest have delayed! the progress
of the campagln. Over 1,000'churches
In North aCrollna have not yet been
heard from. May the reports from
them ; put TJorth Carolina Over e
mark arid help make good the totals
for the whole campaign.
Central headquarters at Nashville
has extended the victory period until
December It. for the southwestern
section.' But in Nbrth Carolina vic
tory work' closes tonight as hereto
fore announced. However we will
held the doors Open, for those whose i
Much interest Is -attached to thalnledeges are. delayed and for others
announcement that was made today Met to pledge. We shall continue the
THINKS BIG DRIVE
WEtiL BE OVER TODAY
NASHVILLE, Term.', Dec . If
teere Is fair weather in the south Sun-
aay, he Baptist $76,000,000 campaign
win, complete us goal or i7B,ooo,ooo
by Monday morning, in the opinion
of Dr.. R, L. Scarborough, general,
uirecior. oeven states ana two for
eign fields are already bver by good
margins, seven other states, are in
close striking distance of their goals
and extremely unfavorable weathef
had delayed- the drive in the other
lour states during the past week.
Saturday's returns brought an ad-
ance of more than $2,000,000 from
Texas, where the weather has hjnder
ea tne progress toward the Ul.000.-
000 goal, and the leaders there and
in other states announce they ' will
continue the drive until their alms
nave Deen reached.
Native Christians of South Brasll
have cabled they are over the top pn
meir quota or $460,000, as did those
of central China. Every foreign field
Is expected to complete its' drive by
Dunaay nignt.
Georgia arid South Carolina are rac
lng for first honors In over-subscrlo
tlons of $1,750,000 tonight on a quota
of $7,500,000, while South Carolina
wun a quota jt $5,500,000, Is 11,
250,000 beyond that yim. .
NEWBERRY WILL BE
IN COUBT TOMORROW
GRAND RAPIDS. Mch.. Dec. .
Deck are cleared for the appearance
n United States .district court here
Monday of United. States . Senator
Truman H. Newberry and others in
dicted -with him on charges of fraud.
conspiracy and corruption in the
Newberry election who have not yet
come oerore juage u. w. Sessions.
Ninety-eight defendants alreadv have
Deep arraignea.
Eighteen of the 135 indicted, in
cluding Senator Newberry, are ex
pected to answer charges contained
in me second indictment for alleged
makngand fling of. false affidavits
with relation to expenses' incurred in
tne eieouon campaign.
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Phone 682 Room 27, American National Bank Bldg.
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all of
WORX OB VACATE
HOMES,' DECISION
OP . TENN. OWNERS
OierTNTJEp FROM PAGE
MINERS ENJOINED
FROM CONSPIRING
TO FOSTER STRIKE
CQNT1NUKP PROM PAOB ONE)
ASHEVILLE BUREAU
. T T A Ta Art n, m . .
V- Aiilt w OTATJ5
ww vuna or vi rer Cent, of All
Who Applied.
Wilmington and Ashevilie to the
u..m.lur or employment bu-
'J?r the. pa,t wek how that
Ashevllle again tpok the lead In the
" " f jods ior soldiers and
others. . .
The Dlacements fnr ..
17 out of 146 registrations, or 4 per
z """ tuuna lor 76 sail led
laborers, 14 unskilled laborers and
for 14 clerks.
COAL PRODUCTION
i IS .INCREASED IN
SEVERAL STATES
fCQNTTNTTED FROM PAGE OSR)
Vnent and the miners, were lining up
Uieir respective arguments in the con
tempt cases set for Tuesday, and the
government agencies continued their
preparation of evidence for presenta
tion to the federal grand Jury Mon-
. day sen the investigation of charges
of violation of tbe Lever act and
.anti-trust laws by miners and opera
ten to funat. . . . , ..
managers of railroads in the .southern
region Degan toay announcina de
tails of curtailed passenger schedules.
to be effective at 11:01 o'clock next
Tuesday morning, in accordance with
oraers rrom me railroad adminis
tration for the conservation of feul
supplies.
inese oraers. it was stated, are
similar to those issued in other re
gions o fthe country. They provide
for the complete suspension of apt-
cm trains ana ror tne abbreviation
of so-called luxury service such as
parlor cars, club cars and sleeping
cars. Wehere local trains am taknn
off, through trains will pick up their
Among those roads which alroadv
have issued orders curtailing serv
ice are the Atlanta and West Point.
Naabvllle. Chattanooea and nt. Tiuta
Tennessee Central, and the Birming
ham and Northwestern. Them nroh.
sbly will be no changes on the At
lanta, Birmingham and Atlantic, it
was said. i .
Trunk lines enterlns- tha south mriit
be governed by orders Issued by east
ern ana central rea-ionai d iwtaM
SEND TROOPS TO MIXES
TAOOMA. Winhn . r,. a .r...
clal train carrying troons of h irmt
and thirty-fifth regiments ef in fan.
try under command of Colonel p. C.
Endicott, left Camp lewto fop Butte,
Mont., Thursday, night for duty at
Montana mines. This annonncement
made at hMidaHirti r,Mn
Lws tonight. Upon report- being
17 1118 soiaiere naa ar
riveJl afsly at Butte.
aressea tne meeting; to explain the
miners- attituae. He declared If the
operators would nromlsa t aniap'.'
conierenoe to, determine the wage
question, ha would renew his efforts to
evo men- oaca to worn.
noDert B. Young. sDeaklte- for th
operators, said they hd poatetl no
nces onering a 14 ner cent. u-rA m.
crease and were ready to restore pro
duction to normal but coniri not
VOTE TO R,ETCRN.
rJKiBXUI. VL.Tunn . r. a
STJl,n? mlner n the Lee county
i- oT i-rL '""". i caiiea meeting
in fit. Charles tonight, voted to return
w lueir w urn an nnnov mrtiinins.
cordfiig to advices received In Bristol"
k KiCJLon ff ,he mln,rs calla off pro-
---.j m.o -ivnaesi eu-iKe period ever
witnessed In this section. The an
nouncement, according; to reports, was
T," uu,.n omciais 'ton.lg!,t.
7'"- ".-a neia out aoout six weeks,
ncludea considerable disorder by rad-
I OS. I si Bkvii a vl . " V
" many or whom,
forK th.A .f . wn ,cntry
"IWI U III Kt. Ph..!.. T
ZlA"tlci riirn to
' Z normal praBueMon
within tha next :
Uon with, the strike, will be K
"fio"- 1' bought that TEe
ul ine iee countv
bv .imii;. 1 .V"'":.w'" louowed
which was taken foIIoVing"the kimS
of a private detanfiv. ,u" I'
early Frldav .::,"...l'amP
by similar mi mlu'""Z
mine wot. " otner
Quiet prevails in that section i
Pl'BUC GETS BULK "
OF FBJCK FORTUJfE
CONTrmjED FROM PAOTTmsnn
entlstTaent campaign among the
churchies of this state until we have
tried td carry thethrlll of- Joy of the
movement to every chnrch: ..
OfflcJ.ls herev enigW said? xSThe
74-mllCon - campaign Is already a suc
cess 141 North Carolina. ..From noVpn
the work, - not for another hour for
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we pay you 17 to J10 a
pair for Bares and St. 25
to J1.50 a pair or Cavies
ana Kxpress cnarges. we
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reasonable and bur all too
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bellishment of the park,
1W DIVIDED INTO SltARES.
About IBO.Onn nnn 1riT7,
Krlck ordered rtivM Ji . Mr:
?rh.ruettd T?r '
SSon !s aiv'en10.. J55!?"!!
TechnMU8eU of
JJ nloy nd the educational
fnUSrt.Vh,Clh"-,U 0ffl"'
Mr" atSSjft PV-
Iron master's lnV.i . J' 7!..
to the public, charitable . W
Not having made protons foris
S-ni,m lK neo.tfence Miss Helen
ees fit No restrictions are nli
upon her bv the win P'41!
r J5f U,or" 55. U. under Its dl-
Frick. and w.Vr.o " W Ln"0
ritwourgh. McEldownev mA aC.
rwerve 1250,000 each a. their fees.
BREAK IN UNION RANKS
,M'ALE8TEa Okla., Dec t Th.
"f re to tha rank, of th. union
union men formerly occupied in the
Dawley mines, six miles soqth of here
returned to work this morning in
response) to An ultlbt&tnm . n..
J ky OoTarnor J. & a. Roberuoa.
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