THE ASHEVTLLLE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY MUlttUXU, JANUARY lij, 1920.
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SPLENDID ADDRESS ON
SDBJEGT OF ZIONISM
MERCHANTS CONSIDER
THE W. C. C. S WORK
$20,000 DEAL MADE $3,795 RECEIVED IN i BILTMORE DEFEATED
IN CODNTY YESTERDAY; 'Y.' DRIVE YESTERDAY THE 9TEEN QUINTET!
MISS ETHEL GREEXBEIU; .sPOKU
AT MEBnXG II ERE.
Appoint Committee- to Confer With Hamptou Heirs Sell Farm lands to 8TIIJ. ABOl'T 3,000 TO HE KISEI ; JUistetlmil Teams Slaiul at Tie .Now-
Board of Trade Today, on the Sub- j
Jrot Brltt Spoke. I
H. M. Weir and Geo Greenwood i
843 Acrea In Real.
TODAY.
The Kuliher
Early Dale.
To He I'laied til1
Jon lh People Present Bill of Rights!
to Beoome One of the Smaller
Nations of the World. '
Dr.
Miss Ethel Greenberg. a, prominent j l" merchants to me puoue.
representative of tha Zionist organ-' Important business was disposed of
iuatlon of America, made, a moat! and a committee was appointed mm-
before, poaetl OI uun ureen, ji. j. juvcr anu
The members of the merchant's as-1 Property, known as the While Rock:
sociation held an interesting meeting boundary, comprising- 845 acres ot
last night at ther association rooms I land has been sold by O. M., and C. ).,
on Broad wav. .1. J. Brltt delivered an Hampton to If. M. Weir and Ceorge A
interesting address on the relation or I Greenwood, ino consideration oeing
aiouna .u.uuu.
Other really transfers
Jim- Sevliw's Team Lead All (lie
Workers Yesterday, Bring
ing in $1.67(1.
The campaigners for
budget for the Asheville
runout
M. I'. A.
eloquant and moving address
a large and appreciative audience at
the Asheville Jewish Community club
Sunday night. Miss Orecnberg pos-
Morris Llolnsky to meet Willi the
Board of Trade committee for the
purpose of working out a plan to eon
aesses unusual gifts as a apeaker anditlnuo the work of the National War
handled her Interesting subject in a
skillful and convincing manner.
Dr. Bertha ft. Shohan presided at
the meeting. Miss Greenberg was in
troduced by Mayor Gallatin Roberts,
who took ocfcaslon to express his
great Interest In Jewish national as
pirations, and to offer his co-operation
in enlisting the support of the
people of Asheville lor the move
ment. Among those present at the meet
ing was Philip Henry, of Washing
ton and Asheville, who is a member
of the national committee for the
Palestine restoration fund. This is
a. $10,000,000 fund now being raised
in the United States for reconstruc
tion work In Palestine, and some of
the most prominent Jewish and non-
Jewish citizens of the United States'
are serving on the national commit
tee. ,
Miss Greenberg said In part:
This is the happiest hour
Camp Community Service. These
committees will meet at the Board or
Trade rooms this afternoon ut
o'clock.
The National War Camp Commun
ity service will close the places which
are in all of the large cities of the
country on February , and an effort
is being made In the city to have this
service continued here on account of
the soldiers stationed at Oteert and
Kenilworth hospitals. It is under
stood that local contributions will be
raised to support the service after the
national committee has given it up.
filed with
I he count v reelstn of deeds vcaLerdav
follow: I were very enthusiastic :it ihcir nieet-
Canle Chambers to Henry Plem- ing yesterday at the luncheon hour,
mons, property in lower Hominy jTne workerlI WPle p,.esent almost to
luniioii.l', f vniiu ul 111 M'llBlueiHui'iia.
A splendid basketball g.kine us
played last nifi-ht at the Y. .M. C. A.
between Oteen and Billmoie trams.
The scorn was unusually close, being
1 to 20 In favor of Ulllmore. This'
Is the second game to lie played be
Iwren these two teams and they stand
a lie now. the Oteen quintet hnving.
defeated the Biltmore team several
Dave Bailey to Mrs, V. Laughter,
jlhe man. and were eager to see how'dli.vs ago at the local court. It Is im
properly in, Asheville township, $660. 1 much each team would report. Dr.
Laura R Leftwitch 1 J. K. Mel- J. T. Sevier's team was banner
five ton, property on the HendersonWllc . , , , .
road. 110 and other rnnMratlon, ! tCam' Und receU ed continued Op-
8. D. Hall to .1. C. Lvnch, lot oniPlause from the workers, when his
Haywood road, $lu and other consid-: report was made, showing both the
largest number of subscriptions and j
eratlons.
on Haywood road. 1750. ' largest amount secured during
C. W. Howell, commissioner, to Ada , day. His team reported a total
T. McKlrath et al. three tracts of land! $1,670. The other team reports were
in Hominy township. $2,580. as follows: Frank Smith, $44; C. H.
Woodfln Land company to Addie L.Honess, $165; R. K. Wheeler. $180;
Brom and Emma H. Wooten. lot on i R C. Greene, $182. GO; Guy Weaver,
Walnut street, $10 and other consid- i 1.1S2- i. it Alien i 7 :i -hntr
MEMORIAL BOOKS
ABE RECEIVED HERE
The local army recruiting station
has just received a supply of the
' ' French Memorial books, which were
in issued by the French government to
American history, when the thoughts ; the American soldiers who served
of men are given to the elevation or "t.
! erations.
1 J. J. Amnions to James R. Jones,
property in Ivy township, $560.
Marrlagv LI censes
license lor me marriage 01 tne 101-(nerve on account of illness
lowing were issued: home
sacred principles In the highest plane
of democracy. Zionism, the greatest
factor for tho development of Jew
ish national feeling, is not incompat
ible with Americanism. Zionism
aims for the creating of sympathy
and kinship for- the Jews In the Jew
ish commonwealth, but with fond
loyalty and Individual political alleg
iance to American on the part of the
American Jews. Our patriotism
cannot bo questioned. The fact that
some of the greatest leaders and
thinkers of Great Britain, France and
other countries are Zionists, and
their patriotism Is not questioned, is
sufficient to warrajit- similar safety
on tho part ot the Zionist of Amer
ica. "A man may be a loyal husband
and a devoted son al the same time.
There are two forms of statehood:
Cosmopolitan tends to citizenship' of
the entire world as one's country.
Internationalism based upon nation
alism, tends to the cultivation of the
highest national feeling, with the
power of Individuality and Initiative
expressed in the fullest capacity as
a right endowed by national privi
leges in duty to one's nationality and
thus to all humanity.
"On the basis of internationalism
does the Jewish nationality which has
the essentials of a. nationality in hav
ing Ideals, traditions, characteristic.
history, religion, language and once,
upon a time a home and with thej
confidence or tnis restoration, now
for a permanent one in the future,
wish to develop the best there is In
hen not alone for the Jewish people
In ithe commonwealth, but for all
the world.
"Let us clearly understand that we
are Americans first and then Amer
ican Jews. Today, when the war Is
ended. Into which we Americans in
tended to create everlasting peace
and freedom for all Is It not the duty
' of every American citizen in the ac
complishment of world justice, to. de
mand of ourselves and our non-Jewish
friends co-operation to establish
the status of the Jew for all times,
on the basis of freedom and equality
The best expression was given by the
British declaration of November 2,
1917, signed by Balfour, endorsed by
France. Italy, Serbia, lastly by Amer
ican legislation , In concert with the
glorious expression of president Wil
son, who has pledged himself to fa
cilitate efforts for a Jewish nation.
The Jewish commonwealth will be
made under the trusteeship of Great
Britain and the supreme leadership
of the league of nations.
"The Jewish people are presenting
their bill of rights, sane and just In
their demands. It must be accepted
as a potent force accentuate the lib
erality of the smaller nationalities.1
In the ends of Mazzinni, 'We have a
right-to. add a corner stone to the
pyramid of history.' When the Jew
ish commonwealth shall have been
established the inhabited Palestine It
will be not for the Jews alone, but
like the sun. will give warmth of
welcome to those who enter and be
the seat of the highest and noblest
principles of law, justice, brother
hood of man and inspiration to all
the people of the world."
SUIT INSTITUTED
TO RECOVER $1,000
H. G. Miller Files Complaint Against
Former Partner, W. W. Atkins.
For those soldiers who served over
seas this book can be obtained from
the office by applying to any member
at the station and presenting a dis
charge certificate. These books will
not be presented at this office to any
memoer or ine American legion as
those who belong- to the legion can ! r
secure them at the legion headquar-1 General
ters.
L. If. Howard, ot Hendersonville,
to Zena Galllmore, of Buncombe.
derstood that the third game will be;
played at nn early date between the'
two contestants. j
Lanninp played stir ball for Hie!
Biltmore team, he being credited with i
five field and two foul goals. De-)
Voting was the star of the Oteen j
. . ... 1... 1.-1 !... ...(.I. 1
the i neniK riTui.ru nu ivui j
j field and two foul goals. j
of The lino-no for last night follows:
Biltmore Oteen
Position.
Lanninir le oung
itigbt Forward,
lledfcrn Neph
Brown. 1550. Chester Hrnwn was Left Forward.
second in the rarn and (inv Wenver I Wttllis Glass
third. Mr. Weaver is serving in the Center. j
place of J. J. Nichols, who could not Greenwood hliope
j i.ij, i ien i, uarti.
' Kuykcudall Spcarn
OUR
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
Affords your last opportunity to secure
stylish, seasonable merchandise at
prices reduced from
25 to 50
Prudent shoppers are taking advantage
of these reductions to buy their require
ments for not only this season, but for fu
ture wear. Visit our store, inspect our
stock and you'll certainly be convinced of
the values offered.
D
GRAPHITE CO. FILES
BANKRUPTCY PETITION
Graphite Company
Liabilities of $22,000 and Assets
BOYS ARRESTED ON
TRESPASSING CHARGE
I The total amount set tired during!
!the day was $3, Taj. Do. The central!
i committee had already secured in i
large subscriptions $8,068.50 and with i
I yesterday's work the total amount
lood at $10,363.
I The balance to be secured amounts i
,to $6,000, and the teams to a man'
pledged their support to work during
the nftemonn vestetvlnv awA tlii.!
morning, to secure the amount need-'
d, in order that the association might
carry on its work for the year un-jGeo
Uas: hampered. Several of the workers
made talks stating how splendidly the
people of the city received them and
ltight Guard.
WAREHOUSE TO COST
$20,000 FOR THE CITY
Claude While and Dan Meadows,
two young boys, were arrested yester
day 'and tried before Magistrate B.
I. Lyda charged with trespassing.
It is understood that White and
Meadows beat their way on a South
ern train from Morristown, Tenn.,
last Monday night and were caught
here in Asheville.
The two boys were found guilty
at the trial yesterday afternoon and
Magistrate Lyda continued the case
until today, and will try to get In
touch with the boys' parents in Mor
ristown so as to return the boys to
them.
of S.lMiiiii i;inr.L- l iori v- i ithe liberality shown toward the -work
' After checking the cards by the teams !
'it was learned that perhaps not morel
than flftv ner cent of th cnr.iu hn.i '
A voluntary pelitlon in bankruptcy been seen. There ai-e several large
was filed yesterday in the office of subscribers to the association out of
. S. Hyams, clerk of United States the city and these have been wired,
district court, by the General asking for their subscriptions In order
Oraphitc company, a Delaware cor-1 that they might be counted today. The
poration, with principal offices i" men who are out of the dfv have al
Asheville and mines in McDowell ways responded very liberally and the
C0JJ.u ,i l,iv 'workers aro expecting liberal re-
Iiab'la";!, aIC 8'ven as $22 - sp'on8es froIn them n ,g pomted out
2o0.51 and the assets $37,790.52. k ,h b... !, ... a,
Listed among the assets Is $17,444.50 I, n IarB(, amounls wlll be avnllabfe H tlon to t
of stock nyhich a notation on the peti-!that tshia wilI ju8t ,eavo th worl?" is fast as.
"n,hBVn rea"y Wrth "ly 10 cent8to secure about $3,000 during the! In thls
S. Powell ami V.. U Ray lo Put
Vp Three-Slory Building Near Con
crete Bridge.
on the dollar
The company has been doing busi
ness here for sometime and the offi
cers are well known.
Work will begin soon on another
large building in Asheville, George A
Powell and Kdwln L. Ray, owners of
a largo lot on the Hoberts street side
of the concrete bridge, connecting
Asheville with West - Asheville, to
erect a warehouse there to cost about j
$20,000. The structure will be of
concrete and steel and will be three
stories in height. It Will be modern
in every respect and will be an addi-
he wholesale section which i
hsu minx largo proportions. i
s Immediate vicinity S. Stern-1
morning. berg 1ms recently erected a. diock or I
The workers will meet again at one I wholesale houses and warehouses and
o'clock for luncheon and make their I tne section, which was for many years
reports. I only waste land. Is now the center of 1
;a large and thriving wholesale busi- i
PITCHERS SOLD. ! , ,
, The owners of the property on
MIN'XEAPOLTM .lan "a which the new warehouse will be'
GOOD COAL AT A GOOD VALUE
Creates its own market.
Such for the
ANTHRACITE
The Aristocrat of Coals.
WE HAVE IT FOR YOU.
Phones 129-130.
Terms Cash.
CAROLINA COAL AND ICE COMPANY
V
I take
when headachy, sick)
Bilious"
j Davis, Intleldcr and Molly Craft, and
' Clarence Fisher, pitchers, have been
obtained from the Washington Ameri
cans by the Minneapolis American
association team, it was announced
today.
erected state that they have already
received a number of applications to
rent it and will probably let It to a
company to use for the storage ot
packing house products, although
this has not as yet been determined.
Genuine Portuguese Boneless Sardines
Packed in Pure Olive Oil ..
Full Half Tins ...... .... ..... . .65c
SAWYER GROCERY CO.
Sncecaaora to lawyer A Rtntdlvy
Tb STOtUS Sanitary Where QVAUTV la Paramount ,
Fbona UOO. is tolles
There's no reason why a person
should take sickening, salivating calomel
when a few- cents buys Dodson's Liver
Tonea perfect substitute for Calomel.
Ik.
"Dodson's Liver Tone" is a pleasant,
Tcgetable, liquid which will start your
liver jujc as surely as calomel, but it
doesn't make you sick and can not
a aii rate.
Children and grown folks can take
Dodson's Liver Tone, became it is
perfectly harmless.
Calomel is a dangerous drug. It is
mercury and attacks your bones.
Take a dose of nasty calomel today
and you wlll feel west, sick and nu
seated tomorrow. Don't lose a day'a
work. Take a spoonful of Dodson's
Liver Tone instead and you will waks
up feeling great. No mora bilious
ness, constipation, sluggishness, head
ache, coated tongue or sour stomach.
Your druggist says if you don't find
Dodson's Liver Tone acts better than
horrible calomel your money it wait
ing for you.
Alleging- that he is due $1,000 by
Virtue of the sale of the Atkins Groc
ery company, H. C. Miller yesterday
filed suit against W. W. Atkins seek
ing to recover that amount.
The plaintiff in his complaint stated
that he had purchased a one-third In
terest in the concern for $3,000 at
the time the business was valued at
$9,000. Following; his purchase of a
third of the stock the entire business
was sold for $12,000, or a profit over
the estimated amount Invested of
$3,000. Mr. Miller now alleges that he
is due a third of the profit realized in
the sale of the business and further
r lieges that he has been put off from
time to time by the defendant, whom
he now believes to be in possession of
the money derived from the sale of
tha business.
RELIEVES GOLD '
AFTER FIRST DOSE
Cheney's Expectorant Also;
Advised for -Croup, i
Whooping Cough. Clears!
Your Head and Throat.
Relief comes at once when you take
Cheney's Expectorant. It sooths the lin
ing of the throat, stops that tlckllnr sen
sation and a few more doses breaks up
ine worst kibu or a cola, uneney ex.
pectorant has been the standard remedy
for years for croup and whooping; ooujrh. '
Nothing- else rives such prompt relief aod
comfort. Don t continue to wheese and
continue wHh a stuffed-op noes or head
whea Cbeaey'a Jbsweaataat will M nsyl
re you. It wlll stop headaches from'
Ms, frrariaiiaess, sastslsg and rSasca, i
AdT.
Let us solve your delivery problem with a
Truck that is economical and dependable.
Worm drive and Timken Bearings through
out. Everything from ton to 5 ton capacity.
See Them Now at
CHAMBERS & WEAVER CO.
Cor. Aston St & Ipungton Ave. Telephone 177 or 1479
Visit AahevHIe Automobile Shown, Feb. 5th, 6th and 7th
F. A. IICLIi
15 . FOSTER
HULL & FOSTER
" Public Accountants : ; i ' .
Asuliu fijatpms Income Tax Retarna.
Room f If ed leal Bid. Phoae l UsY
Unusual Value In Tires
for Small Cars
1
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conspicuous in Goodyear Tires for small cars
but ordinarily the first cost is found to be
not greater than that of other tires; often it
is actually less.
The combination of unusual value in first'
cost and very low final cost, of course, is a
result of Goodyear experience, expertness
and care employed as insistently in the
making of 30x3, 30x3 and 3 lx4-inch tires
as it is in the construction of the famous
Goodyear Cord Tires used on the highest
priced automobiles.
For this reason more carsusing these small,
sizes were factory-equipped last year with
Goody ea- Tires than with any other kind.
Get this unusual tire value to enjoy on your
Ford, Chevrolet Dort, Maxwell or other
small car at the nearest Goodyear Service
Station. Get these tires and Goodyear Heavy
Tourist Tubes at this station.
V
30 x3ft GooJyear DouMe-Oara Tf00
Fabric? All-vrather Tread ZU
30x314 Goodyear StnglCurc -t ry ftS
Fabric Anti-Skid Traarf , 1 2-
Coodyear Hmtrf Tourist Tubes are thick, strong tubes that
reinforce caatacs properly. Why risk a good casing with a
- cheao tube ( Goodyear Heavy Toorist Tubas coi
than tubes of las merit. 30z3Vx n iMfer
$390
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