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l"HE ASHEV1LLE CITIZEN WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. 18, 1922.
SEVEN
BUDGET DAY' WILL
FEATURE PROGRAM
un SKOOND OF SEVEN DAY
lV TIHUIT MOVEMENT
ndr Speak Cndr Direction ot
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Financial Budgets.
"Hudget Day" wln Mature the
rogram for the aeeond day or the
Wlonal thrift campaign and, n
Tthe dlrectio not Miss Martha
chairman, laaiee win nave
ioharge 01 the program, which will
The
V Vance Theatre
good fmM
c.avuawra
Amdahl
with
Rosemary Theby
and
Hamilton Revclle
"Good Women" is a story
of a woman who despised
good women and dared to
live out her unconventional
ideas of life. Result amaz
ing in its truth. It shows the
lorrows and joys in the life of
a brilliant young rich woman.
The famous Greenwich Vil
ligs of New York, $ie beau
tiful south of France, swift,
ipeedy Monte Carlo and sun
ny Italy follow the roads of the
young woman who believed
that the world is enslaved to
other peoples' opinions.
If a wife cannot hold her
husband's love, has she the
right to "spoiT his life?
Should daring; truths be condemned?
Every wife, every husband
Iphould see this brilliant pro-
Uuction the product of the
uroiiis oi one 01 mc screen
greatest authors C. Gardner
Sullivan originator of Kismet.
and a Grand Added
Attraction
open this morning at 9 o'clock at
tho Asheville high achool with an
address.. "Bank Day" closed last
night with an address by L. Kdwin
U1U before the members of Central
Labor union. Mr. QUI urged tho
representatives of labor tu return
their wages to the banks as soon
aa possible and thereby keep the
money In circulation. The Im
portance of banks Industry were
stressed and also the relationship
i. mutiny to mo nnanclal renters.
n'v V1 "''l0("k today addresses
will be made as follows: Carolina
Woods Products company, Mis
lileen Barker; National Casket
company, Mrs. X. Itiukner; Hans
Hees Tannery, Miss Marcaret Lew
in; Asheville Supply and Foundry
company. Mrs. K. R. Glenn; Ashe
vllle Cotton mills. Miss Opal
Brown; Swannanoa laundry. Miss
Martha l. Tern,, and Asheville
Mlra mills, Miss Kenn Murphv.
Tho ladies will urge that in
comes and expenditures be handled
on a budget Kystem, with certain
amounts appropriated for ex
penses and for savings. The bud
net uyslem has been especially
valuable in laying aside funds for
education. It. is asserted, and Thrift
Week officials have Included the
following as a part of the thrift
aata: I he money which we put
into education is an investment In
the country's greatest asset.''
Thrift Week opened yesterday,
on the birthday of Heniomin
Franklin, patron saint of Ihrlft,
and in whose honor the movement
was started. It. Is stated that the
extension of the kindergarten was
never of greater Importance than
it is today. In an Ill-conceived ef
fort at economy, it Is asserted, the
nation Is saving on an early edu
cation and spending 3. 600000 per
day on criminal classes, which
have developed through a lack of
early moral and social training.
To correct these existing evils,
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uini.-a.is statu is me prime pur
pose of Thrift Week, and it is ex
pected that when tho seven-day
program closes Monday citizens of
Asheville will have become famil
iar with the opportunities and ad
vantages through thrift.
FONERlLlEllCES
FOR MRS, HOWLAND
CAROLINA MINSTRELS
AT WEST ASHEVILLE
Entertainment Will Be Given at
School Tonight by Local Troupe
Kxppit Good Crowd.
An ejitertajrunent will be given
this evening at 8 o'clock at West
AshevlUa school by the Carolina
Minstiti troupo. A well balanced
program has been arranged and a
good crowd is expected.
Following are tho numbers on
the program: "Strut. Miss Llrzle."
Tom Oirthrie; "Little Crumbs of
Happiness," Putnam McGrath;
"Huoh Nice People." .lack Warner;
"There's A Vacant Chair at Home
Sweet Home," Charles Johnson;
"lown Yonder." Tom Howie;
"Down the Trail to Home Bweet
Home," Putnam MeOrath; "All By
Myself," Charles (Soup) Porter;
"Down In Havana." Fred Young;
"I'm Coming Hack to Carolina,"
by entire company.
During the 10 minutes' Inter
mission, music will bo furnished by
Tom Wrenn's orchestra. Miss Kdltfi
Pugh. pianist; .1. C. Cole, violin,
and Tom Wren, drums. Part two
will Include the following; "A
Brief Remarks, by Tom Howie;"
"(sweet Mama, Papa's Getting
Mad," by James I.ipe; "Tdle Chat
ter." I.ipe and Warner: "Blue
Flame. Syncopated Harmony
Three." Rufus Howell. Fred Young
and Charles Johnson. Tho cast
will Include: Roy Roberts, Floyd
Miles, Glenn Young; llitnam Mc
Grath; Roy Young, Jesse Rane
Ffcif Nowell, R. II. Kevls. Fred
Young, Charles Johnson; Tom
Guthrie, Jack Warner and James
Ltpe.
LITTLE GIRL HURT,
ASKS $7,500 DAMAGE
Storage Supply Compafhy
lHifendant In Complaint
by T. H. Stone.
Madt
Filed
cu ii .ra "Silt'
Funeral services for Mrs. R. S
Rowland, who died at her residence
"Wltchwond" on Kast street Monday
night, will be conducted this rooming
at 10 o'clock at St. Mary's church,
charlotte street, by the Hev. Charles
Mercer Hall.
The body will be accompanied by
members of the family to Proovldence
Winds Island.- for burial Friday.
Mrs. Mowlam! had been a resident
of Asheville for 2i years and was In
her seventy-fifth year.
CANDLER QUINTET
DEFEATS BILTMORE
The ('handler boys' quintet easily
defeated Hlltmorn high on the win
ner's court yesterday afternoon, 29
to 19. The shooting of Cathey, for
Candler, featured the game.
The lineup:
Bilrmore (lit) Candler (29)
foe.
Kuykendall (8) Howell (4)
R. F.
K. Griffin (2) Oudger (5)
I.. F
I.anning I2 Cathey (H)
c.
F. Gritfin Penland (2)
K. -ii.
Lance Wright (4)
L. G.
Substitutes: Dowtln. 7. for Lance.
Referee. Tennant. Time of halves,
20 minutes.
L. L. BEAL GOES
TO THE EMPORIUM
The Storage Supply company was
made defendant in a 17,600 damage
suit in the superior court luesnay,
tiled by T. 11. Htone, father of Flor
ence Stone, who was said to have'
been injured In an accident at the
company's plant last September.
Complaint alleges that the company
"carelessly and negligently " operate
and maintained an elevator that went
into the ground to the depth of four
feet. It further sets out that there
wis no guard or rail around the ele
vator and that the little girl was In
nocently attrncted to the bottom of
the shaft because ripe peaches had
fallen therein."
While the little girl was in the shaft
It was charged, the elevator was al
lowed to come down from the floor
above with no one on It. Florence
w'as struck ui the hack and Injured
for life. It Is claimed. O. K. Bennett
and W. n. 1'angle filled the suit.
FINDS GOOD ROADS
TO ST. PETERSBURG
METHODIST PASTORS
MONTHLY MEETING
Held ni Central Church With IS
Ministers I'roxnt Will Ora
nl' .Sunday Schools.
FOURTH ASSISTANT
TAKES UP REQUEST
Of Citizens for Rural llmito From
Initiator to Snutl) Mush otl
flew Wcavrr.
$179,525 IS TOTAL
TUESDAY'S PERMITS
sln'illc Normal liets Permission
lo I '. 1 1 i 1 1 1 . Now fullest Utilising
ni Com of About $170,000.
Iv.
The Asheville District Methodist
Ministers' union was recently or
ganized ,,t a meeting at Central
Methodist church and consists of
ministers or the outlying district
and the city pastors. It was decid
ed to oi i;;i nize the Sunday school
forces uf the district and a iinn
mittec composed of Rev. .1. 11
llradlcy. Ucv. H. ,. I'owell and
Rev. s c Davis was appointed to
confer with the president of the
Sunday school work. W. I.. Hrown.
Rev M. V. Willis, presiding
elder. npoiic, salary advances in
the distil' t and cited the splendid
support that is being given the
pastors. Meeting of the ministers
are held every Monday after the
third Sunday of tho month. Scteral
It is as.-ertcd that in the district i
there .lie '.': charges, representing
1 95 churches, a total membership- j George Logan entered a p.ea of
oi in, ana property valued at (.(., v u, a cmrRO ,,f transporting
166 1.000. Sunday school attend-j whiskey before presiding Judge T.
mi- nsni-nnin i iBiiai 1-ji , slum- In Ihn ximerlnr court
Tiic fourth sii:-:ta!il p;.lna
peiierat has notific.t lii'i'icen;
Zeblll'i:i h". Weit-r IlliU lie ''.is '
Mil tile . retries: lor a I II i a ' I
fioul Leicester to Samly Mii-ii
ih:s ciuinty. and wul give i!i. in
scriou considerat Uui. accordu;
advirc rti-.-li d las: nlsilt fl "in
I'itizen's Washingtoti bureau
The nunc iti hi'ilig npetalril ii'
nresciit a a ".star mul " an-l mail
i iiilic'-f.( one,, each ila. :ih an
mltoinohile leaving the city early 'n
l lie morning and returnniR ni ihc
afternoon. Pave iserw arf carr:s1. as
well as lonil
ENTERS PLEA ON
LIQUOR CHARGE
Ca.-cs l)LsKod of in
pcrior Court.
Su-
Weavervillo . Man RoporW Many
Shacks Along rloridu ltoads.
L. L. Beal. manager of the ready-to-wear
department for c.ilmers, inc.,
has tendered his resignation and will
go to the Emporium, January 23, as
buyer and manager of the children's
and drapery departments.
Mr. Beal has been connected with
soma of the largest firms In the
south as buyer and manager of
ready-to-wear and piece goods de
partments, having had 25 years'- ex
perience In tltese lines.
This new position will enable Mr.
Beal to exercise his ability to the
utmost, aa the departments of which
he is taking charge have been grow
ing so rapidly that the service of
such an experienced man had become
necessary. Jack lilomlherg, proprie
tor at the Emporium, anticipates a
most remarkaible growth under Mr.
Beal's management.
In connection with draperies, the
department is adding a shade sec
tion. The entire third floor will be
given over to the departments which
Mr. Beal will manage.
MRS. PAUL FILES
DIVORCE SUIT
B. T. Gregg has Just returned
from an eight weeks' visit to 8t.
Petersburg Fla. Mr. Gregg, with
Den R. Watts and son Clarence,
and V. and I. ISrittaln, of Weaver
ville. drove to St. Petersburg In
November, going via Greenville,
Anderson. Macon, Athens, Val
dosta, Madison, Live Oak, Ocalaand
Lakeland to Tampa and St. Peters
burg. He states the roads wero in
exceedingly good condition and
they had no trouble whatever go
ing. Mr. Oregg stated lo the Cham
ber of Commerce last night that
the crowd In St. Petersburg was
not nearly so large this year as last
year and there are a great many
vacant houses and apartments, al
though he stated the housing ac
commodations had been enorm
ously increased since last year.
This, he said, was the cause of the
abundance of available rooms and
apartments. He said that rooms
and apartments were rented by
owners and landlords for the sea
son and not very many of them by
the week, and that the rates, he
thought, wero extremely high.
This condition, he added, was
causing more and more people to
come into Florida and camp In
tents or light shacks which were
constructed along the roads sur
rounding the resort cities In dif
ferent sections of Florida.
He said, St. Petersburg was a
beautiful city and he enjoyed his
two months' visit.
r.uihlmg permits granted Tues-
ilay by the city commissioners to
talled $17 3.". "J .". - 'Vhe largest permit
was is.-ued for the new building to
lie constructed en the grounds of
i he Asheville .Normal and Asso
ciated schools it on estimated cost
of $170,000. The general contract
lias been awarded to the Southern
l'ei ro i cincrete company, Atlanta,
and the plans were drawn by W.
II land, architect. The dimensions
of .the structure will be 188 by Oil
feci and specifications call for
brii k am! hollow tile construction
lth a tile or tin roof.
it her pern, its were Issued lo
David Klmcrh. U'-room house,
Merrtnioii avenue, near Hillside.
Jti 000; Talniiiilge lavis. restau
rant, West Asheville. $-J5; Wayne
Ueachboard. f-ruom house. 778
Haywood road. West Asheville,
$:l.ii00, and Jim (Islther, 3-room
house. Green row. $500.
Ptubbs and E. Tt. Reese, a present
employe of the railroad, had engaged
In a fight, the cause being over per
sonal matters and not pertaining to -
the railroad. "
I E. J. Hunter. It was announced. .
J would be placed on trial tomorrow,
Thirtv-two men are being held for
trial on the labor Interference charge. ..
AUDITORIUM
TODAY
Matinee and Night
Dramatic Triumph of
I 1 . 1 f .
Seat now on aie ai uooae
ministers
meeting.
were present for thej
GIVITAN CLUB WILL
HOLD WEEKLY MEET
Program Will
In Aihancc
Member.
Not
and
Re ,lcn Out
Will Surprise
Frances E. Taul filed suit In the
superior court yesterday against her
I husband Alvln. A. Paul, asking that
1 th court leant her1 a total divorce.
Mrs. Paul states that she was married
on March 17, 1907, and that she has
lived separate and apart from her
husband for the last five years.
WORTH KNOWING
Our charge for glasses. Includ
ing examination, are from $4 to
115 per pair lower than standard
prices. We are strangers yet In
Asheville, our rent is low and we
need the business.
CONNER, Optometrist.
No. 5 West Fack Square, upstairs.
Office hours: 9 till 5 p. m. Advt.
Ben Turpi tn
"Lot and DoughnnU?
the great
BEN TURPIN
in his newest picture
"Love and Doughnuts"
Yoq will rock with laughter.
Two days only Wednes-
)sy and Thursday. Admis
Oru 30c t children. 10c.
Please do not Judge this
unusual interesting double bill
by the erlce.. It's a way The
(Vance has of shown its an-
hredation of its splendid pa
I Vonage. y
The
Vance Theatre
SAlwaya Good ShowOften
ureal show
FRIDAYATURDAY
1 111 great card r ' .
JOHN GILBERT
in
11 jLEAM 0 DAWN"
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The regular weekly meeting of
the Clvltan ciub will beipld at the
Battery Park hotel today at 1
o'clock and it Is expected that one
of the Urgest attendance records
of the year will be made
It has been decided that for a
period of 30 days the program will
not be announced In ad vanes and
the attraction will be a surprise
for the members.
SETTING STYLE OF
SHOES PROPOSED
GEORGIAN, BADLY
CUT SURRENDERS
SCMMERVILLE, Ga.. Jan. 171.
With his throat cut almost from
ear to ear and a gash acrosa his
forehead. Will Farmer, charged
with killing Lgngstnn Smith near
Mentone. Ala., Saturday night, has
surrendered to officers and is now
In jail here.
Farmer refuse to discuss (he
killing and officers are puzzled over
his Injuries.
He will he given a preliminary
hearing as soon as his condition
will permit.
super
Tuesday. Sentence has not yet
been passed. A plea of nolo con
tendere whs enteral for J. C.
Hates, charged with drunk and re
sifting an officer.
John Urooker was found guilty
of carrying a concealed weapon
and sentenced to serve si.v months
on the roads, riiff Powers wao
found guilty of a larceny chat'i.
TJje jury In the oases against W.
i'. Hinlth and Hen (ktlliinore,
charged with transporting and
keeping whiskey on hand for sal",
failed to return a verdict last eve
ning and will resume their deliber
ations this morning.
O. H. Hlssell of Charleston. 3. C,
pleaded guilty to an qttempt to
commit trespass on the city's wa
tershed and drew a fine of $10 and
cost.
K. OF P. INSTALL
OFFICERS FOR 1922
New officers were Installed at
the weekly session last evening of
Pisgah lodge No. ZZ, Kulghts of
Pythias. The officers are: O. D.
Allison, chancellor; James Howell,
vice-chancellor; Alfred Otiaset,
prelate; Ernest H. Miller, keeper
of records and seal Paul P, Brown,
master of finance: S. O. Donald,
master of exchequer; Lan Moseler,
master of work; J. T. Neely, mus
ter of arls; J. Hobo Wllsim, Inner
guard; James Moore, outer guard;
trustees, W. V. Hrowu, P. C. Black
man and B. H. Case.
IS CONVICTED FOR
STRIKE ACTIVITIES
(IREKNVILLK. tin . .Ian. 17.
'leM-ge Stiilibs, a former engineer on
Hi A. II. and A . railroad, was found
guilty by a Jury here on the charge
of Interfering with tabor in connec
tion with strike trouble between pres
ent and former employes of the rail
road at Manchester, located In this
county.
Evidence tended to show that
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Evening 50c to $2.50
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MEN'S
HIGH SHOES
$5-85
The only place where the word "high" can be prop
erly employed is in the description of the shoes.
The price is the lowest we have quoted for years on
high shoes as good as these.
NEW YORK, Jan. 17 A plan to
organize the Associated Shoe and
Leather Industry of America, em
bracing manufacturers, tanners,
Jobbers, retailers, shoe machine
makers and all allied branches, (or
co-operation with garment and
hosiers makers in setting the style
of shoes, wan considered today at
tho convedtion of the National As
sociation of Boot and 8hoe manu
facturers. Tho proposal provides
for a national advertising outlay
of $760,000 the first year. The con
vention 'will make its decision to
morrow. The plan which was outlined to
the manufacturers by a committee
that, has studied the problem, In
cluded a counse of education In
tended to Impress on the public
that shoes aro more than articles
of utility and necessity; that they
are also articles of correct dress.
Frank ft. Brlggn, president of
the association, praised Secretary
of Commerco Hoover for his "tire
less effort and valuable assistance
given to the Industrial world in the
poet-war readjustments." He said
business revival was slow but re
assuring and Improved conditions
that were bound to follow could
bo visualized.
Clear Those Clogged Passages
Old-Time Remedy Gives
Immediate Relief.
Is bronchitis or catarrh making
life miserable for you and for
everyone about you? Doea each
day appear more wretched than
the last? Each night a horror of
wakefulness?
If you neglect giving thla malady
immediate attention you are flirt
ing with pneumonia, Influenza, tu
berculosis or any one of aeveral
serious and often fatal diseases.
Palliatives that simply afford you
a temporary ease are worse than
useless for they lull you Into
false sense of security.
You can rid your system of these
pestiferous disorders promptly an.1
effectually by taking Dr. Cheney'a
Expectorant. This wholesome rem
edy has been In household use
sinco the early aixtles. It Is not In
any way an experiment but a tried
and truly efficacious medicine. It
ha helped thousands It will help
you.
Dr. Cheney's Expectorant should
be on every medicine shelf. Each
member of the family will find It
indispensable. Dr. Cheney's Expec
torant should be used for croup,
whooping cough, asthma, colds,
couglia and bronchitis.
Sold by all druggists and In
smaller towns by general mer
chants In 30c and 60c. bottles.
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MESSAGE OF PEACE
CREW IS RELEASED
Three Will Face Charges of Con
spiracy to Violate Prohibition Law
WrLMINOTON. N. C. Jan. 17.
The nine West Indian negroes, mem
bers of the crew of the Brltleh
schooner Message of Peace, alleged
rum smuggler held here, were tonight
on their way to Miami, Fla., to take
a boat to Naasau, where they were
signed for a voyage to Nova Scotia,
on the schooner. Arthur Coleman,
owner of the schooner, has departed
for Paltlmore. according to attorneys.
Benjamin Thompson, captain ofths
ship, will leave here tomorrow for
.Vassau to await trial with Coleman
nd Purser C Graham next AtirH in
New iBern Federal court on ehaigea
of coneplrlng to violate the prohibi
tion laws of the United .States
through importation of linuor.
Thompson declared today he had not
seen the ahlp's papers at Nassau ex
cept to sign on the crew and knew
of no agreement between t,oimn
and the party or parties to wuom me
cargo of liquor wea consigned.
LANDIS' RULING IN
KAUFF CASE STANDS
NEW YORK, Jan. 1T. Benny
Kauff, suspended Olant outfielder, to
Jay was denied by flnpreme Court
Justice Whltaker an Injunction re
straining the National Exhibition
company the Olant owners and
Judge Keneaaw M. Landls from con
tinuing hla suspension from profes
sional baseball.
Justice Whltaker held that there
were no grounds for an Injunction,
since Kauff'a contract with the Giants
expired last October.
Kauff was suspended by Judge
I.andls following his appearance In
oourt in connection with the sale ot
a stolen automobile. I
GOVERNMENT MAKE
STATEMENT TODAY
DUBLIN. Jan. 17. (By the As-
hclsty'd Preai.) It was announe-
fl thla evening mat tne statement
binning tha provisional govern-
ents program and policy, wntcn
id been ax pec ted today, has
sen postponed until .tomorrow.
fcEV.E. R. WELCH AT
ASHLAND SCHOOL
Rev. S. W. Weloh, pastor of Chest-
t Street Methodist church, address
the members of the Ashland ave
e Parent-Teacher association, St
bir regular monthly meeting held at
the -achool yesterday. He spoke on
co-operation and .was accorded a wel
come by the members.
PRICES
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Children .....10a
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The tale of a pleasure-mad de
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Konl on bale Thursday at Ooode's Draff Store.
Mstlns
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Musloal Comtdy and Vaudeville
Night
7iS-Si00
SSe to All.
AL BARLOW'S
RAINBOW REVUE
Presents
A Fast, Classy, Snappy
REVUE
of
Comedy Song Dance
Latest Fads and Fancies in Dancing, Comedy and Songs,
A Chorus of Six Stylish Steppers
Extra Vaudeville Features
DALTON and SCOTT
In Black
VI SHAFFER
Songs
AL BARLOW NOVELTY DANCES
First Episode of
Ruth Roland
THE WHITE EAGLE
A serial of Redskins, Cow Punchers, Secret Caves, a fight
for Indian Gold and feats of horsemanship.
TODAY and TOMORROW
RE-SIH0L
- Soolhinq And HfuJina
Promote Skin Health
, ADDED FEATX11E8
"FIREMAN SAVE MY CHILD"
A Tony Sam Comedy
Also
IMPERIAL CONC'KRT ORCHKOTRA
Overture "Babwi In ToylatKl" Hubert
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CONSTANCE
BINNEY
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FIRST LOVE"
also
PATHE REVIEW
Matinees 10c and 20c
Nijrhts 10c and 30c .
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WM. S. HART
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"The Dawn-Maker"
Also Episode No. 10
"HURRICANE HUTOr
Hours lQ:2ajaJLL
Prices 10 and 20