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DECEMBER 3, 13,,
SATURDAY
THE CHARLOTTE
NEW
and practice them sa-
K I N I I N b vSS III ALL credly. Every beast of burden and ev-
ANIMALS URGED
ery animal in thy service shall have
its day and ntting seasons ui irai
whereby the drudge of toil in thy ser
vice may be comfortably mingled with
the joy of living. With reason and
consideration thou shalt assign their
tasks and with equal care thou shalt
provide food, rest, succor, mercy and
those things which make for the na
tural joy of living.
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New York, Dec. 3. A new table of ghlp Qver tne ammals which have been
Ten Commandments, designed to traAn I tny faithful servants and desert them
New Table of Ten Com
mandments Issued by
Presbyterian Board.
boys and girls to kindness to God's
thy faithful servants and desert them
ana gins iu muuhcm v . nnt in an evil day; ior Dy so aoing
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aumo creaiures, was issuw - "J j thou mayest prolong tny aays ana m
the Presbyterian Board of Temper- the iovs m the land which the
a-nna nnil ATornl Welfare
In it, hunting, fishing and the rob
bing of birds' nests for sport are con
demned, as are attendance at all bloody
sports, such as cock fights, live pigeon
shoots, dog fights and bull fights.
Coveting of furs and the plumage of
birds also is proscribed.
Supplementary rules of conduct, is
sued with the "Commandments" urge
children to refrain from going to cir
cuses or other shows where trained an
imals are exhibited, asserting that
such animals are "nearly always cruel
ly treated and must live a life of
misery." "
Hera are the "Commandments,
which were drafted by William F. H.
Wentzel, director of the board's da
partment of humane education, and
were adopted by the board as a guide
to children and to grown-ups, too:
1. I am the Lord thy God who made
every living creature after his kind
and gave man dominion over my works,
wherefore thou shalt be guardian over
beast, bird and cattle, and to them
thou shalt be In my place.
2. Thou shalt not delight thyself in
graven images but rather in tender
mercies to those who depend on thy
guardianship. Thou shalt not lay blame
or punishment unwarranted upon them
who know not wrong, who cannot
speak xor themselves and who have no
means of asserting their rights, where
fore thou art to them the adjudicator
of righteousness in their midst, for I
the Lord thy God am a jealous God,
remembering thy unfaithfulness and
thy cruelties to all my creatures and
visiting the errors of thy way upon
thy children down through the genera
tions. In that thou hast set a bad ex
ample unto them and hast by word
and by deed led them to disrespect
justice and mercy in dealing with my
defenseless creatures.
3. Thou shalt not curse thine cattle
nor inflict vengeance upon any of
God's creatures for the Lord will not
hold him guiltless who disregards his
creation.
4. Remember the sabbatical rights of
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crease the joys in the land which the
Lord thv God giveth tnee.
6. Thou shalt not kill, for the joy
of killing; for sport in hunting; for
contest in skill; or for selfish gain. For
the righteous man regardeth the life
of his beast.
7. Thou shalt not commit thyself to
the lusts of bloody contests nor seek to
look upon the cock-fight, the live pigeon-shoot,
the bull-fight and all such
atrocious acts.
8. Thou shalt not steal, destroy, or
take unto thyself selfishly or wanton
ly that which belongs to the comfort
and needs of thy animals.
9. Thou shalt not bear false wit
ness for paltry gain to thyself where
by God's creatures suffer hunger, an
guish or torture. Let the testimony
of thy guardianship be above thy lust
for gain.
10. Thou shalt not covet the bird's
plumage, nor the animals' fur; thou
shalt not covet the rooms nest nor
her young by her side, nor the pigeon
the freedom of the air, nor the deer
the joy of his lair.
WAR MOTHERS PLAN
ELABORATE DANCE
The second annual ball of the local
chapter of American War Mothers for
former service ' men and their friends
will be held at the city auditorium. Wed
nesday, December 21, details having
been completed at a meeting of the
chapter at the Chamber of Commerce
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Hugh Montgomery, president of
the chapter, presented preliminary
plans, which were adopted by the mem
bers. The event will be-one of the big
gest and best balls ever held in Char
lotte, it is said.
A committee from the American Le
gion will assist the War Mothers in
staging the ball. This1 committee is
composed of Lee A. Folger, A. J. Beall,
Dan Carroll, W. F. Dowd, Jr., Guion
Griffith, Louis Southerland and Norman
Lynch.
The present membership of the War
Mothers chapter is 225. The particular
work of the chapter is directed among
tubercular soldiers at Oteen hospital.
Some of the patients there are natives
of Charlote it was said.
MISS CLARKE IS
FOUND INSANE
Freed of Murder Charge by
Jury But Held by Judge
for Observation.
Orlando, Fla., Dec. 3. Lena M. T.
Clarke, was found to be insane and not
guilty on the charge of murdering F.
A. Miltimore here on the night of Au
gust 1; last, by a jury in circuit court
late yesterday. Baxter Patterson, in
dicted with Miss Clarke was acquitted.
The jury deliberated about two hour
and fifteen minutes.
Judge, Andrews said he would con
tinue to hold Miss Clarke in jail here
until he had gone further into the evi
dence in the case. The action of the
court in holding Miss Clarke until in
vestigation of evidence is taken to in
dicate that he may order her incarcera
tion in the State Insane Asylum at
Chattahoochee.
The jury retired at 3:26 yesterday
afternoon, after listening to Judge An
drews' instructions, the reading of
which occupied nearly half an hour.
At 5:15, 30 minutes before the ver
dict was rendered, the jury re-entered
the court room and requested Judge
Andrews for further information rela
tive to the wording of a verdict and
that part of the judge's instructions
was again read. Once more the 12
men filed out of the chamber and
their next appearance marked the
close of the trial.
Miss Clarke received, the verdict
calmly and after embracing her aged
father, who has been with her through
out the trial, turned to receive the
congratulations of several women who
rushed to grasp her hand as soon as
the verdict was read. Miss Clarke's
first remark following the reading of
the verdict was: "To tell the truth, I
didn t care much one way of the
other."
UNIO
IONAL
N NAT
SANK
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Do what you are paid to do and then some.
It's the then some that gets salaries raised.
It'sthe then some that makes the service of the
Union National valuable.
H. M. VICTOR, President
F. D. ALEXNDER, Vice Pres.
D. P. TILLETT, Cashier
A. G. TROTTER, Asst. Cashief
Elizabeth
Home
We are offering for quick sale a home In Elizabeth at a v.-rv
ive figure. Has seven rooms, sleeping porch, steam heat, cement ha,0
one. Price at omce.
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4 SOUTH TRYON STREET.
THE EMERGENCIES
OF WINTER
The rigors of winter cause many
more or less real emergenries in the
health of a family's members. "Walker's
preparedness to meet the ordinary and
extraordinary needs of Charlotte's peo
ple gives this establishment the position
of being a real asset to the commu
nity and a protection in time of need.
ASK YOUR DOCTOR.
T
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Drug Store
Corner Seventh and Tryon Streets
NORMS CANDY PARKER PENS AGENTS FOR KI
Men and women now have equal
rights in every state except the state
of matrimony, and there a man gets
just half of one per cent of those giv
en the dear ladies.
No criminal ever feels more guilty
man poor oia iainer aoes wnen ne
spills the gravy on mother's brand
spanking clean tablecloth.
Service
Our Foreman and Mechanics have had years of experience and
ipecial training at the factory on, Studebaker care: they are capable
ind efficient. We, therefore, save you timo and money on repairs.
A Big Dollar's worth for ur dollar every day.
Service Manager; C- L. Taylor, Shop Foreman.
A. E. Cameron,
RUST MOTOR COMPANY
614-516 S. Tryon.
Distributer
Phones 218-219
"THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR'
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SERVICE
Our Shops are for Reo Service
Only. ,
Our Mechanics are Reo Experts.
Our Desire is to please Keo Chvn
ers and keep Reo Cars and Truck!?
in good shape at the loAvest possi
ble cost.
Don't be fooled into trying out
some mechanic or shop only inter
ested in the actual money part of
the transaction.
Foreman - King
otor Company
The Home of Good Used Cars.
NEW CANADIAN DORT
SPECIAL LOW PRICE
$350.00 CASH
BALANCE ON CONVENIENT TERMS
Genuine leather upholstery, motometer, special
steering wheel, clock on dash, special top, 31x4 tires.
Phone or call for demonstration.
Burwell-Harris Company
Distributors
211 South Church Street.
warn
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The Art Of
Saving is not a Science; it is
an Art. A science is something
that can be taught from a book,
an Art is something you can learn
through practice. There is only one
way to master this Art. Begin to
Save, and keep it up. Open a Sav
ings Account -in this Bank.
Security
4 South Tryon Street.
1
Charlotte, N. C.
The extensive serA"ice facilities of this company, supplemented iE
effectiveness by a full stock of parts, assures the owner of a XASH
truck practically uninterrupted operation of his economical hauling
equipment.
Carolinas Nash Motors Company
' Distributors
500 N. Tryon St. Phones 3200-3201
Dr. II. C. ' icienderson. Dr. B. B. Gaddy
HENDERSON & GADDY
DENTISTS
Office Hunt Bldg, 202 Y2 N. Tryon St.
Phone 216
R. L. S. FOX
DENTIST
212 W. Trade St.
Phone 38S6
Orer Yorke & Rogers
Next to Woolworth's,
1921 Christmas Club Checks
will be ready for delivery Decem
ber 8th, 1921.
Those desiring to avoid the rush
will please leave receipted card
with us before the 8th, so that
check can be mailed.
XmMfy
rust Cmpan:y
NEW CLUB OPENS DEC. 10TH
Savings Department Tryon Street Entrance
OFFICERS .
E. 0. Anderson, Vice President
W. A. Watson, Vice President
W. M. Long, Vice President
3. II. V.'earn, Chairman of Board
J. H. Little, President
E. E. Jones, Cashier
R. S. Smith, Asst. Cashier
Thos. P. Moon. Asst. Cashier
A. R. Surratt, Assistant Cashier
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W. H. WOOD. President
T. E. Hemby, Vice Pres,
George Stephens, Vice Pres.
W. S. Lee, Vice Pres.
John G. Nichols, Vice Pres.
J. E. Davis, Sec. and Treas.
II. L. Davenport, Asst Sec. &
Treas.
R. D. Hawkins, Asst. Sec.
and Treas.
P. C. Whltlock, Trust Officer.
John Fox, Asst Trust Officer.
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Walter Lambeth & Bro.,
Mgr. Insurance Department
Have A Mark To
Shoot At
PEOPLE are more likely to succeed when they have
a definite goal or purpose.
SAVE for a purpose:
SET a mark towards which you will work.
SAY that you will have $100, $500 or $1000 or some
other amount in your savings account by a certain
date,
AND remember that small accounts are welcome at
this big, friendly bank.
YOU may start an interest-bearing account with
one dollar or more.
Am
encan
Trust Co.
$Iember Federal Reserve System
CHARLOTTE, Nt C
Capital, Surplus and Profits, $1,800,000.00
Resources $10,000,000.00
ew Homes For Sale On
Reasonable Terms
If you are Interested in a new home at from $3500 to $6500 let us
show you. We build our own an d buy all our material In large quan
tities. If we do not have just what you want we will build a house of
your selection, on your lot or one you may se7ect.
Home Real Estate and Guaranty Company
REALTORS
Phone 589.
219 North Tryon St.
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Red Johnson
Charlotte's own, was the big star In Chapel Hill game, and the Va, boys were
no fools they knew to crowd this meteor from start to finish, otherwise N.
C.'s victory would have been written in bigger figures. Hurrah for Johnson!
THE MUTUAL BILLY MALONE
pays out over a hundred thousand dollars a month in Charlotte, and not a
loan at more .than 69c. That's a nut hard to crack by any .other financial
agency in America. Kastern capitalists take notice. We pause f or reply.
WOMEN, BAD WOMEN "
destroy thousands of happy homes annually, but the dirty mole, the beastly
scoundrels who aid, abet and lead them on and downward, ought to be hung
do you get me?
THE FELLER. NOT SAVING TODAY
is a fool. How does he expect ever to be happy? Homes, honestly earned are
essential. The Mutual champions the home, champions happiness, and is the
shining Southern star leading . young men and women to legitimte, satisfying
success. Where else do you find such service? I said service do you catch the
vision?
THE 68th SERIES IS MATURED
Come for your money. Listen to me: For 25 days more we offer shares back tQ Oct.
1st without extra charge, that is at $3.75. which includes Dec.
WE ALSO OFFER
200 shares, 5 up, from 6 to 18 months old ,at sum paid In. Save entrance
fees and accrued interest.
YOU CAN ALSO BUY
January Shares today by paying entrance fees, leaving off dues until January
You may pay ahead and get discount. Can buy shares and get your intei-est
twice a year. Tine for lump s'ums. A taxes on shares paid by us. Talk about
Savings Accounts! My! My! My Dig' am sura some birdl
Mutual Building & Loan Association
JTO. JR. "FHAKRV President . J3. L, KJSESLER. Secx.-Treaa.
"Our Own Home"
Home-ownership is a world-wide incentive to thrift. Attainment
of the object is rich reward. This bank appreciates no trust more
deeply than to be guardian of savings deposits which will some CM
mean a new hearth in, the community. We invite the Savings Ac
counts of "home longers" who wish to be "home owners."
The Merchants and
Farmers National Bank
, 5 WEST TRADE STREET.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
CAPITAL, SURPLUS & PROFITS $600,000.00
ESTATE
We offer at quick sale prices: '
1 Plaza lot near Central Avenue.
1 Piedmont lot 70 ft. facing Park.
1 Five-room home, North Caldwell street.
1 Myers Park lot, 1-2 acre Queens Road.
btt Kealtv. us
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Trust Building
Phone 238-3'
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