PACL SIXTEEN
THE ASHEVILLE. CITIZEN
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28, 1922?
BAPTIST CAMPAIGN
; ENDS NEXT SUNDAY
LOCAL OFFICFRH MAKE AX-NOl'NCKMENT
Publicity Director of Drive Kays
Reports I nd Ira l Kuuo Will
fit-t Vnot.
: "Nsxt Bunclay, December , will
close ona of the most strenuous
carrrpalfins ever engaged In by
Baptist of thla BtRte." said J. H.
Orogf, publicity director of the
campaign for Western North Car
olina, yeaterday. It the Baptists
Of North Carolina succeed in rais
ing the half million dollars that
til due on their pledges In the
15 million campaign tw-o weeks
ngo. they will aceomplleh a feat
that will astonish the world. But
will they do It? That remains to
be Been. They can do it. If they
will."
i Other officer of tha campaign
srs: Itev. J. J. Gentry. Director;
ti. O. Morgan, B. Y. 1. U. Direc
tor, with Allen Illddlck a associ
ate; Miss Annie Logan. W. M. U.
Director, and Mra. C. A. Clutx.
Director. The following statement
aa given out with reference to the
campaign by Mr. Orogg:
j "The Baptiat people, many of
hem at leest, are no I'viger poor.
It la estimated that the annual In
om of Southern Baptists la a
billion dollars. If that be trii.i.
then North Carolina Baptists have
an annual Income of I10ft.0on.o00.
Tf Uiey were alve only a tithe of
their income to benevolent ob
jects, they would give thla year
110,000,000. flu fur they have
not reached one million, but an
other half million thla week will
put them well beyond the million
mark. Thla la not tine cent more
than Is needed to meot the barest I
necessities and aave from disaster
tha aeven object aharlng In tnu
..r.i.aa n (he i-nmnlilifn n ri ' .'
Mate, home and foreign mlaalons. Distributing a new dictionary
Thomasvllle nrphunage, Chrlstlnn has brought thla paper many com
eduontlon. old ministers' rellf and pllmentary remarks,. One sub
hoepltalH. acrluer who presented coupona
"In eveiv nook mil corner of yesterday .for a half dozen dlr
N'nrth Carolina thla week, and all tloiiarlea for different employee
MANY PRAISE OFFER
OF NEW DICTIONARY
Language) Ciuldo Miould Kwp
Apwv With How of Added
Word Nnwmwa Apprel.
over the Mouth, the faithful pun
tors, the loyal laymen, the elect
ladies ikrnl zealous young people of
the Baptist churches are doing
their bes to carry their people
"over the top." In moat cases
they are well organized and train
ed for this task.
"Every Bant 1st In North Caro
lina la asked to give the money
equivalent of at least one day's
work to th Ir orphanage at
Thomasvlllo ms a thank offering
during the ThnnkSKlvIng season.
This should be sent direct to
Treasurer F. . B. Hamrlck, Thomr
vllle, by tre church treasurers.
Thla offering will doubtless go be
yond $100,000 and greatly help
the nrtlmu,te result of the campaign."
"WE ARE
! THANKFUL"
That we can provide es
sential, lor food cheer and
lavish entertainment
Turkey Dishes. Celery
Dishes, Cranberry Dishes. '
Gigantic Punch Bowls,
Punch Classes, Wine Classes,
Crape Juice or Sherbert
C!
and members of hla fajnllv said
ne aeeinea u neunwnry iimi
dictionary should progress with
the language Just as a newspaper
does. The world- moves rapidly
these day, and only The New
I'nlversltles In npace with " today's
growth of the language.
While readers are eager for the
book on account of Its being- au
thoritative and complete, 'Its ab
solute newness appeals to thou
sands. It has been many a long
year tint's an actually nsw diction
ary was given to the public. Tha
New Universities Dictionary la new
In all the word Implies ;iew in
contents, new in type, new In ar
rangements of helps to word study.
Particularly Is It new in making
the study of today's English easy
for young people who are no situ
ated that they cannot attend
At BiltmOre Baptist utruction. Unaided, a'yaung man
the correct use of the Engllnn of
nwslern business and society If
they but follow the directions of
the great university teachers
whose articles on "Standard Eng
lish," "Practical Syntax" f which
means: How to make good sen
tences.) "Punctuation" and "Kthy
mology" appear, plainly wrlttei in
simple English, In this book.
HOLIDAY READING
BOOKS SUGGESTED
Public Library Wl'l Not Take a
Holiday Nor Will Many of Its
Hook.
Thanksgiving Program
Hnci'lal ThankSvlvinir service
will he held Inis evening at 7:30
'-''c't at Hlltinoru Itaptlt
Church. A number of five min
u.e talks will be ttlven and the
choir will render music suitable
o the occasion. A special offer
'ng will be taken for the Baptist
Orphanage at Thomasvllle.
MBS. IIKNRK'KSON BETTER
Mrs. James L. Henrlckson Is
much Improved from an Illness of,
five weeks. Che expects to return
to her home In Spartan) urg soon.
Fifteen Street Lights
Are Ordered Installed
Splendid Carving Sets. Cut
lery and Silverware.
i Lei hospitality prevail at
this joyous season.
J. H. LAW
21 Haywood St
YOUR EYES v
Are worth ths prtcs of 1! the
rlasses ever mads and tike ft
not you need but one pair. Why
hesitate over sncn an important
matter as ' ycur eyesight and
possibly your future usefulness?
Charles H. Honess,
OfTOMtTRItT
Crs.ptrat seolallrl
S4 Patten Av
Inoe ,
PARDEE COAL
Burns Brightly
Because it is far above the
ordinary Coal.
Fine fuel for Furnace,
Stove or Open-Crate.
Slow-burning, heat-giving,
and nearly smokeless.
Our Terms Are Cash
CITIZENS
TRANSFER AND
COAL CO.,
Julian Woodcock, Owner
24
'PHONES 25
Hoard of City Commissioners on
esterday authorized the Installa
tion of IS new street lights after,
recommendations had been' made
by Commissioner R. J. Sherrlll.
of labile Works. The lights will
be of 100' and 250 candle power
Incandescent and will be lnstallel
at the following places:
View Street, Clinton Street,
Short Roberts Street, Brownwood
Avenue and Elkln Street, Lang
well Avenue and Ector Street.
I Baker Street, Weaver Street, j
lirvemee Alley, ArDorvnie i'arg on
Houston Street. Plsgah Avenue
and Ilnzel Green Itoad, Biltmore j
Avenue and Meadow Koad, Bilt-
I more Avenue near Swannanoa
I Hill. College Street and Lexington
I Avenue.
1 Building permits were issued as
follows: W. It. Campbell, res
idence, Macon Avenue, $16,000; L. ,
; H. Jackson, two residences, Oreen
i Street. $7,000 each; H. O. .Earl,
residence, 141 State Street, $3,000.
The day before a holiday Is al
ways marked at the public library
by a large Issue of books and with
tomorrow ThaiikM.-lvir.g Day It Is
likely that this condition will pre
vail today even though the library
will he open Thursday as usual.
And there Is quite a stock of re
cent .hooks an J 'some 'toot so recent
but which many have not read.
The declaration for an ppen door
policy made by the United S,tntes
a few days ago at Lautanno sug
gests Kelnsch's Secret Diplomacy,
a well read boik. and The Turk In
Europe. Pomp or Power, aurnor
anonyinoua. la a highly attractive
new accession which sketches
much European ilplomacy.
Holllrg-sworth's Judging Hu
man Character la tse kind of
l, ok which Interests many, simi
lar to Characterc locy, and faintly
suggesting Cheircsophy and Phre
nology which flnlm that character
may he Judged by the bumps on
the head and the lines In the
hand. An analogy may be drawn
In a way between these and Dr.
Blsch's Tour Inner Self which ex
plains one to himself. The Coue
fnlth cure books do not undertake
to explain much of anything but
lay down simple rules and many
are reading them.
Some attractive older books ass
to be found In elegantly rebpund
titles. Included are Maeterlinck
Life of the Bee; the poems of
Burns Shelley and Keats; Steven
son's treasure Itland, a stirring
romance In faultless language,
large print and Illustrations: Cur
wood's Grizzly King; Hergeshei
mer's Happy End.
Ptlll others, bound In green or
maroon, are McCarter s Vanguard
of the flnlns, a Zane Grey style
of story; Bret Harte's Openings In
the Old Trail; Midas & Son, by
McKenna, author of Bonla; Burr s
A Dealer in Empire: Edwards' A
Man's World; Jules Verne'a A
Floating City and other marvelous
stories Le Blanc's new Tremen
hous rnt Is of this type. Irvln
Cobb's " ndry Accounts is a new
shelving.
THANKSGIVING DAY
SEALS GO ON SALE
Effort to Be Made) to Sri! SO.000
Seals During Holidays In Ahr-rule.
Elks To Arrange For
Memorial Services And
Christmas Tree Tonight
The regular .weekly meetlAg of i
the Ashevllle Lodge B. P. O.'Elks.
will be held tonight at 8 o'clock
at the Elks' Home on Broadway.
Matters of Importance Including i
the arrangements for the Christ
mas tree and memorial services to
be held next Sunday, December S
at the Ma'estlc Theatre.
All members and vi-ltlng Elks
are urged to attend fonlsht's ses
sion of the lodse.
To Entertain Oteen
Patients With Music
Thanksgiving Day
Carl Behr, Director of the Bat
tery Park Trio, will play a num
beiwf cello and zither solos fo'
the soldier-patients at Oteen or
tho" afternoon of Thanksgiving
Dav. ,
vfi.. i-ita Ttnndte. at the piano
will accompany Mr. Behr. Tiles'
two well known musicians hav
frequently visited the Institution
where the hoys who were dlsaJjle,
durlng the -World War are seeklnp
their health, nnd have many
friends at the hospital.
Hold Funeral Today
For Bowles Infant
Funeral services for Kobert E
Bowles, Jr., three-year old son o
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Bowles, wn
died In Columbia, S. C, Tuesday,
will be held this morning at 10
o'clock at Lewis Undertaking es
tablishment on College Street, in
terment will take place at River
side Cemetery. ' '
Thanksgiving Day will see 'the
commencement of Red Cross sea'
sales In Ashevllle when,. under th(
leadership of Mrs. James M. Oud
ger. Jr., general chairman, volun
teer workers take up strategic
positions on the city streets oiler
ing the familiar seals, the pro
ceeds from the sales of which will
be used toward stamping out
tuberculosis within the Slate.
While workers will be aeon
Thursday, the real campaign
which Is to continue through
Christmas, will not commence
until Friday. Plans are being
worked out by which' various or
ganizations, church circles clubs,
schools and other bodies will be
given charge of the sales for a
particular day, and every effort
made to reach the goal which has
been placed at 10)00 seals and
J600 worth of bonds.
Taking the tip from Kipling,
the leaders have selected for their
mottoVhls familiar lines:
"It ain't the Individual or the army
as a whole
"But the eveilastln' team work of
every hloomin' soul;
"It ain't the guns nor armaments,
nor funds that they can pay,
"But 'the close co-operation that
makes them win .the day."
Mrs. R. M. Wells has been se
lected as chnlrman for the seal
sales In West Ashevllle. Miss Ella
Handte &nd Miss Louise Jackson
are to be the team captains for
the first day's sale. Dr. J. w.
Walker, colored, has volunteered
to handle the sale of Red Cross
seals amonff the scchools. churchei
and other organizations for color.
ed In Ashevllle. i
FINANCIAL JOORNAL
FRAISES CHEVROLET
Loral Dralm-s Are Macta Elated
Over Re ports of Great Increases
In Output.
The firm of Chambers and
Weaver Is much elated over .a re
cent article appearing in ths. Wall
Street Journal with referenoe to
the growth of the output of Chev
rolet products, which thla year
has been four times as great as
that of the corresponding period
last year.
Mention also Is made of the fact
that S changes were made In
Model "41)0" In the year ending
July 1. 123. and that In the new
model II additional changes have
been made. The publication states
that In the first nine months of
1(22. ths output was 171,771 cars.
Every part of the car, which
had given trouble, haa been re
designed and the new Superior
models have a remarkable -un of
sales, say the local officials.
Docket Committee .
Is Named By Judge
Judge Henry P. Lane has ap
pointed a .special committee of
local attorneys to 'make a careful
study of the docket and see If
something can be done to elimi
nate congestion. The committee
consists of J. E. Merrlmon, chair
man; Zeb F. Curtis, W. G Fortune
and J. Y. Jordan, Jr.
First Floor
THE MEN'S SHOP n,,
School Children To
Get Two Holidays
Children of the local public
school system will pot be requirec
to return to school Friday and
when they leave the schools today
they will not return until next
Monday, In view of the fact that
tomorrow , is Thanksgiving Day.
Local school officials made this
announcement yesterday.
MOTOR COMPANY SUES.
Stetson Motor Supply Company
filed suit in te Superior Court yes
terday against W. W. Jones, ask-
ng judgment on several promls
ory nqtes said to have been given
y the defendant for an amount
due for the purchase of an auto-
r.oblle.
QUALITY
Optical Seryice
4 moderate prices
'KNCW US BYTMIS SIQN"
$7.00 Men's
Winter
Shoes
Reduced
to $4.95
Special Thanksgiving
SHOE REDUCTIONS
Timely savings in Winter Shoes for Men, . Women and
Children. Tan or black, in kid or calf skin. Every buy
. money saver to you.
Rubbers, Men and
Women, $1.25
$6.00 Boots, reduced to
$3.95
... ITIll!
air TS THAT LAST ,
Gifts of Jevtelry
The p-ob'em or selecting eifts that will be appreciated finds
Its solution In Our store. No matter whom you wish to remem
ber yon car come to us with the utmst confidence of flndrnK
Just 'what yt i want at the price that yon wish to pay. Gifts of
Jewelry are most appropriate and enduring especially when
coming from tills store, where the name Is a guarantee of finest
quality, charming desifrna, and superior taste. Wo extend a
hearty invitation to you to call and Inspect onr stock.
Arthur M. Field Co.
Established 1889.
THI HALLMARK STORK
7S PATTON AVK.
IHIercules
, An initial invest
ment of a few doU
lars,withanupkeep
cost of a few cents a
day, brings you the
best farm hand you
canfind.A
T. S. Morrison &
Company
AdENTS
1 19 Broadway
lf" S)
mes
POWDERS FOR THE PRETTY
FACE O' MILADY
AH the ones that are considered GOOD. In all
the required shades.'
JUST PHONE, IF YOU WILL
33 Patton Avenue. 'Phone 260.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Thanksgiving Service
DR. R. J. BATEMAN
Will Speak
WEDNESDAY EVENING, 7:30
Special Music by the Choir.
MOi
Uhe Cmsfmmdtore
FOR MENMJgMEN BOYd
Mark Gross
(London)
Leather Novelties
for men and. women
UNUSUAL, individual, practical and
most desirable are the high quality
gifts one selects from our exclusive show
ing of. Mark Cross imported novelties.
Tiree large cases are filled with sugges
tions for both men and women. We men
tion a few things: .
Pis Skin Change Purtes
in three convenient sizes.
Also black Change Purses.
Tan and black Leather
Back Clothes Brushes.
. .
'Fancy lined Collar
Routes In grey, tan and
black.
. .
Novel Ash Trays with
nickel bowl, and green,
red and yellow colored
bases.. .
i
Enameled Ash Trays
with colored center con
taining pressed butterflies.
.
Attractive novelties in
Jewel Cases.
Ebony Military Brushes
In black or tan leather
cases.
Handsomely Fitted '
Leather Traveling Cases
tor both- men and women.
'
Novel Elephant Wall
Brush Holders In black
and Mahogany.
Novel Bridge and Poker
Sets.
Playing Cards and
leather cases.
.
Handsome Pitted Sew
ing Baskets In assorted
sizes and lovely shades.
i
.
4
And Numbers 5f Other
Novel and Different Gift Things
SHOP TODAY!
Store Closed Thursday
NUMBER ELEVEN ON PATTON A
IRVm g. COBB IS MAbE
MAJOR IN RESERVE CORPS
NEW YORK, Nov. 28. Presl-
dent Harding has granted a com-
lilU
m laalnn mm a m a isW In th A
intelligence division of ths offioi.
reserve corns to Irvin 8. C6M
writer and author, as a reward
his services during the World V
it was announced today,
1" ' . tag
PI
100 Efficiency
In All Lines
. Your prescriptions filled with purest
drugs and utmost care
"AshevuVs Oldest Drug Store"
Grant's Pharmacy
Next to Fire Department;
Druys and Seeds.
H-E-A-T
Sounds good Feels better.
Especially our installations of HEALTHY-WARM
MOIST AIR HEATING SYSTEMS. Too low in
cost to deprive, yourself of.
We shall be' pleased to give you estimate.
W. H. ARTHUR COMPANY,
75-77 Broadway Phone 2116
THANKSGIVING DINNER
REGULAR TURKEY DINNER, $1.50 PER PLATE
Y. W. C. A. LUNCH ROOM
Waitress Service
ALSO TURKEY AND ALL THE FIXINGS. IN The
Cafeteria, 48 Haywood St
Thanksgvirig- Day Hours 12:30-3:00 5:45-7:30
TWO THOUSAND POUNDS OF j
SATISFACTION TO EVERY TON 5
Burn it and See.
Just say, "M&W"
TERMS
CASH
HEN woman loses her love for jewel
and man loses the sentiment that
prompts the giving to her of beautiful gems,
the world will indeed be a sorry place in
which to live.
Happy indeed is the miss or mad em who on Christma
morn is remembered with the one gift every woman ap-1
preciates most and happy the man or youth whose affec
tions are so wisely and adequately expressed. For there
is that about gifts of jewelry which wine its way to the
heart and remains ihere as long as jewelry keeps that
enduring charm the charm of "gifts that last"
Our Christmas showing this year is the
most complete that we could offer. Here
you will find just the article she most wants,
be it ring, wrist watch, mesh bag, toilet
ware, or any other of the, hundreds of
pretty things she would admire. And we
have many distinctive pieces which will
prove wise purchases at today's price.
HENDERSON
52 Patton Avenue.
Your Jeweler
Near Postoffics.
The Carolina Coal and Ice Co.,
50 Palton Avenue. 'Phone 130.
QUALITY"
V
Blue Gem COAL Jellico
CROWN
Merchants Transfer & Coal Co.,
. 27 Patton Avenue. 'Phones 1331-3067.
Let Us Supply You With Your
Thanksgiving Vegetables
Cauliflowers. Green Brans. Eggplants, Brussels. Sprouts. Bplnach.
new Beets, Carrots. Oysterplant, Cucumbers, Turnips, Cabbage,"
8weet Potatoes. Peppers. Parsley. Parsnips. Sare. Cranberries,
Cocoanuts. Herbert Squash. Celery. Head Lettuce, Malsga G rapes.
Oranges, Bananas. Tangerines, Grape Fruits, Lemons, Apples. -
JESSE J. YATES '
PHOXE 334
Place Your Order For. Your
Thanksgiving Turkey
NOW
To Insure Yourself of a Good" One.
ar Market
Two 'Phones 1917
1 'Phone 127
P36mE B. & B. Drug Store
2 We have your favorite Candy for Thantopvin?-J
NORR1S MISS HOLADAY ELMER'S ii',
AD size packages. I (
Z ' ..'"' -': -f
: BLANTON BLAUVELT DRUG CO I
I
i
vt
m
st
CITT MARKET
61 Haywood Street ,
" - t
..E........-"
P4,p PRICES