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THE CHARLOTTE NEW
NOVEMBER 10 i0
THURSDAY
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
OF CHARLOTTE, N. C.
ANNOUNCES A FREE LECTURE ON
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
BY
MISS MARY G. EWING, C. S. B.
OF CHICAGO, ILLINOIS '
Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church The First
Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Maso.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 13, 1921
AT FOUR O'CLOCK
ACADEMY THEATRE
SOUTH TRYON STREET
THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED.
HANES
M
ldge
C
ords
FOR FORD CARS
Same size as fabric not so heavy as ordi
nary size cords which give better results.
Guaranteed 10,000 Miles
30x312 $15JQ 30x3 $13JQ
HANES TIRE & SERV
CE
COMPANY
614 S. Tryon St. Phone 4450
J. Caldwell McDonald, Manager
Tires Gas Oils
REBUILT
SPECIAL
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SALE
Quality Goes Gearlhrougi
CARS
These cars thoroughly overhauled and are equipped with new
bodies, tops, fenders, running: boards, and are in absolutely A-l
condition.
Special
Price
Model 11 Dort Touring Car 400.00
Model 15 Dort Touring Car 525.00
Model 15 Dort Touring Car 550.00
Model 15 Dort Touring Car 575.00
Model 15 Dort Touring Car ... 608.00
Model 15 Dort Touring Car 650.00
Balance arranged on convenient terms. Call for
at our show rooms No. 211 South Church St.
Down
Payment
150.00
175.00
175.00
175.00
. 200.00
200.00
demonstration
Burwell-Harris Company
Carolinas Distributors.
211 S. Church St. Phone 834 Charlotte, N. C.
M
odern
IT TT 751 ik
ooiisekeepin;
Present day conditions make the aid of a Bank Account
and Check Book an almost indispensable necessity in
conducting a Home.
With a Checking Account an accurate record of all ex
penditures may be kept and an absolute receipt is re
ceived for all bills paid.
And the added confidence it brings to the housewife in
her dealings with the business world is well worth
while.
We cordially invite the women of Charlotte to take ad
vantage of the facilities offered by this institution.
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Member Federal Reserve System.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Total Resources, $10,000,000.00
OFFICERS
W. H. WOOD, President
V. B. Hemby .... Vice President
Oeorgre Stephens. . Vice President
yr. B. Lee Vice President
John G. Nichols... Vice President
J. E. Davis 8eor 6 Treat.
H. L. Davenport, Asst. Secreas.
R. D. Hawkins, Asst. BeeTreat.
P. C. Whitlock Trust Offiee
John Fox.... Asst. Trust Officer
Walter Lambeth & Bro., Managers Insurance Department.
RAGING VOLCANO
ON KAMCHATKA
Rocks as Large as Ships
Hurled from the Mouth
of the Crater. .
Tokio, Nov. 10. Showers of rocks
larger than ships were hurled from a
raging volcano on Kamchatka where
a terrible and magnificent volcanic phe
nomenon occurred in August recalling
the primitive days of the formation of
the earth. After having been wrecked
and washed away on the shore of Kam
chatka Frederick McCormiek, a well
known American newspaper correspon
dent, witnessed the extraordinary erup
tion. In a report to the Japan Advertiser,
Mr. McCormiek says: "On arriving at
Hakodate, in northern Japan, I heard
from a fisherman of an earthquack
above Hokkaido and the disappearance
in the sea, September 5. of a part of
the island of the Kurile group. The
earthquack extended from Hokkaido to
the Aleutians and was but a prolonga
tion of the seismatic phenomena occur
ing in Kamchatka, where I was wreck
ed on the Kronotsky Peninsula. Ten
days later 60 sea miles to the south, I
found myself at Semlachik from there
I saw the magnificent eruption of the
volcano Kahimskaya. Above a moun
tain ridge which lay between we could
see without the aid of glasses the expul
sion of showers of rocks, many of which
must have been larger than ships, as
they flew through the sky in giant
parabolas. Only the flowery crest of
the eruption was visible to us as it
played against the sky. The smoke
reached upwards thousands of feet and
100 miles down the coast and out to sea.
'Then the wind shifted to the west
and the ship was sprinkled with volca
nic dust. There was a great roar like
the sound of an artillery battle, and it
was reported that the water of Bron
otsky Bay had risen in temperature 5
1-2 degrees while magnetic disturban
ces rendered the ship's compass un
workable. Fearing a subterranean
sea-wave we put out 45 miles off the
shore and on September 5 recorded a
violent earthquack which shook the
.ship. The same was experienced at the
Commandorsky islands and Ust Kam
chatka. "There are few places where the di
rect and positive force of nature can be
realized so intensely as in this far awav
i land. There are about 63 volcanoes in
Kamchatka of which 20 are active:
there is no historian to record their
great doings except an astonished fish
erman 1.000 or 1,200 miles away. A
geographical expedition from Sweden
intends to announce next year the re
sults of its scientific work in Kamchatka."
PRESIDENT WAS THE
INSTRUMENT OF GOD
Washington, Nov. 10. (E5y the Asso
ciated Press.) During an impressive
memorial service, which was held yes
terday at the Japanese Embassy for
Premier Hara, who was assassinated
last Friday at Tokio, Sennosuke Yoko
j ta. who particularly represents the
J Japanese. Cabinet, revealed that, on the
; eve of the sailing of the armament eon
I ference delegation from Japan, Mr.
Hara expressed the conviction that
President Harding, in calling the con
ference, was the instrument of God.
i The Prime Minister waes not known as
I a religious man and Mr. Yokota ex-
plained that he was deeply moved to
! hear his chief and friend hnrst into n
i flood of religious emotion in discussing i
I the "Washington conference.
TOTAL FOREIGN BORN
POPULATION 13,920,692
Washington, Nov. 10. The total for-
j eign-born population of the United
States on January 1. 1920 numbered
13.920.692. representing an increase nf
I 404 800. G or 3 per cent since 1910. ac
! cording to Census Bureau figures made
! public yesterday. Of the total. G, 493. OSS
! were naturalized. 1.223,490 had taken
out their first papers and 5,398,605 were
aliens. Status of the remaining 805,
509 was not ascertained by the enumer
ators. The bureau said the announcement
was the first ever made showing the
citizenship distribution of the entire
foreign-born population without distinc
tion as to race, age or sex, previous
statements having been limited to
maies 21 years of age and
over.
BROADWAY Next Week
You'll See Him Double
Rair promptly tfoh. All werfc
etrlctfy guaranteed.
QUEEN C1TV CyCLB 70,
"THE RED FRONT
42 N. College. Phen 817
Dr. H. C. Henderson. Dr. R. B. Caddy
HENDERSON & GADDY
DENTISTS
Office Hunt Bldg, 2026 N. Tryon St.
Phone 216
DR. L. S. FOX
DENTIST
212 W. Trade St.
Phone 3896
Over Yorke & Rogers
Next to Woobrorth'i.
UNION
m a Tir&M a i . Fine Coal YefcI Locfttk
BANK
' CHARLOTTE, N. C. ;"
Good prices for cotton and Seasonal Fall
business combined with more optimistic attitude
will put more money in circulation.
Nevertheless we advise Sticking fairly close
to a cash basis. A moderate business on cash
basis is better than a big business with widely
extended credits.
We invite your business and offer every cour
tesy and accommodation consistent with Safe
Banking.
H. M. VICTOR, President
F. D. ALEXANDER, Vice Pres.
D. P. TILLETT, Cashier
A. G. TROTTER, Asst. Cashier
Abundant storage capacity corner West" 6th aiu
Will sell or rent on long lease.
Southern Real Estate, Loan & Trust Com
4 SOUTH TRYON STREET.
PROTECTION.
The story of the service Walker
alvSys 3SS would make quite a e
able volume.
The value of Walker's service Is
m- in icPPDine with the prestige it
2 won JurfnTthl years its story has
been unfolding.
That prestige is based on its record
of insuring uniform satisfaction.
Those who highly esteem a service
that meets every test continue to hold
wSkSrt T service without superior in
Charlotte.
ASK TOUR DOCTOR!
W
alker's Drug
Corner Seventh and Tryon Streets
NORMS CANDY PARKER PENS AGENTS FOR 0!
Store1
i
Oar Bank Your Solution
Agriculture is the basic bond between the people of our cities and those of our farming communities. These groups
are dependent upon each other, one for the necessities of life, the other for a market.
Since our organization it has been our privilege to participate in providing banking facilities for the support of
both of these groups, such support aiding in the development of cur City, County, State and Nation.
Indepen
dence Trust Company
E. O. Anderson, Vice President
V. A. Watson, Vice President.
V. M. Long, Vice President
Member Federal Reserve System
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $1,600,000.00
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
OFFICERS
J. H. Wearn, Chairman of Board
J. II. Little, President
E. E. Jones, Cashier
R. S. Smith, Assistant Cashier
Thos. P. Moore, Assistant Cashier
A. R. Surratt, Assistant Cashier.
'gilLSl " - ''.at-'g,m
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You Can Buy A New Home With
Small Cash Payment
BALANCE LIKE RENT
We have under construction:
No. 13 Colonial Avenue, six-room home with screens, tiled bath,
furnace heat, face brick front, hardwood floors In two rooms and ce
ment walk for $5,750
No. 15 Colonial with above conveniences for 6,000
No. 16 Providence Road with same details, but much larger house
for $6,750
Home Real Estate and Guaranty Company
REALTORS
Phone 589.
219 North Tryon St.
MARY'S DILEMMA
Married Bill 15 years ago. He always made good salary, but they have no
home, nothing for the rainy day, and are considerably in debt. She sees her
neighbors prospering, paying for homes, carrying extra shares for investment
n the Mutual, and happy. Bill neither drinks nor gambles and is devoted to
her. She wants Mr. Keesler to explain. lBU lo
NOTHING EASIER, MADAM
Bill's a devotee of soft drinks, movies and club life. His cigar hill
pa?s $&0afSM?'S.dOe8n,t Shine SheS' driV6S a WOO auto and
HOW ABOUT MRS. MARY
Tour hats, gowns and shoes don't fit Bill's salary. You entertain Wn
your means. No children, yet you must have servants You're no ne S S
and he is not encouraged to save. Two lives two failures thus far '
CHANGE YOUR TACTICS
Cut em out right now, and take shares in the Mutual That' .
pf your neighbors' success, and its your only hope. But you must w
lutions are good, but it's standing-by-your-guns that counl S"
THE MUTUAL B. & L. PLAN
has no equal as a saver or home-builder, it's a wonder 9. ,
neration and size. Issues shares for every need and L service, remu-
Rurming shares, $72.50 shares, 1100.00 shares, all taxes na id yur malady,
features for your savings right here. Where's your Uttie thinker? GSt
u- OUR OCTOBER SERIES AWAITS YOU
ana the wise are rushing in. "Why remain out in the cold?
MutualBuilding& Loan Association
JOHN R. PHARR, President. E L KFF(!I
3 South Tryon Street?" Sec &
FOR
SALE
New Cadillac 4-Passenger Phaeton
Fully equipped; Has been driven
just 900 miles. Don't fail to see
this car for it can be bought rea
sonably. Carolina LaFayette Motor Co.
WH. Tryon-St Phones 3200-32
REAL ESTA
8 LOTS
rw, SPECIAL OFFERING
of the KwL1301:01-.? sl! Within the nast few venrs from the pr
realty Company, we have
, . . 8 SPECTAT. inTS o
own2;?rrrI?! have been turned back to us. because of
money notes. nariotte, or inability to complete payment or v
These Into .
Crescent Avenue 1 10Cated on Wst Park Avenue, West Uoulev
We Will Criir
any investor or buildhic TnmJ T wholesale Pee on the entire eight
Charlotte real estate i ?P4fn?' who wi appreciate a bargain iu
proceed with the development556 to close out a thef!c lne War T$
Wilmoore. , leioPment of our large holdings at Colonial
SEE LS PROMPTLY FOR MAPS AND PARTICULAR
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lets
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IRIST BUILDING.
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V C. ABBOTT S CO, Agents