l.ainlis eldest son of 'Mr.
o,c 1'rj'iK 'ancus, arrived home
y- t..oi- - .
(hrir 1 j. ncua.i aiwri a. year 8
r,,-r. spmt in Duliith, Minn., where
:vt n connected with the Coca
k. .-tling Company. He will spend
a.Mttuii or several weeus here,
i 1
v
,. which he will return either to
ti, o'- some other city of the North
1 ii
Mis. T. T. Lucas has as her guests!
for Christmas her sisters-in-lay., Misses
nnir and Jr-eari Jucas, 01 ijnesterfield,
THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, CHARLOTTE, K. C, WKDNESDAY AFTERNOON. DECEMBER 21. 1921.
th -
trS,, I$irkpa.trick left Tuesday aft
ttrnoon for ITioWnrxr i
y T uci C II Will
spend the Christmas
menus and relatives
,
J- D; Edmieton, son of Mr. and Mrs.
SJJi VlT?!."' .ha? n?ved home to
lVIlng pre8entatlve for .Colgate
7
holidays with
whn h IcLeo(i' 5. Davidson student,
wno has been snprirtintr . '
tfS & for his home
... "Amn vveunesqay morning.. - ;
A Shelby'party. in, the city Wednesday
.consists of Mr. and Mrs. F. "!R. Morgan
and Miss Margaret, Morgan, the latter
a student at Queens; Qerald Morgan,
Mr. and Mrs. C H- Williams.
Mrs. Louise Grady will " eto tn At.
lanta to - spend the. Christmas holidays
wun xrienas ana relatives there.
Why Not
x hv not cive useful presents Nothing
il! be more appreciated than
nire slippers
1.15 to $2.85
11, i incl;:dcs children's and la die?
frli ;md satin Also good line
turn's. $2.00 to $3.00.
Open to 9 p. m.
Th
nompson s
V
Mrs.. Ida Clarkson Jones left Tuesday
for , Little Switzerland where- she is
spending the Winter- with" her vounerer
son, Clarkson- Jones. -She ; has iust re
turned from a trio to Washirietnti with
'her sister, Mrs. Robert C. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods, of Winston-Salem,
who stopped over in the city
for. a short visit to Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
McClintock, the latter a sister of Mrs.
Woods, left Wednesday for "Baltimore,
where they will spend Chcistmas with
relatives of Mr. Woods. Mrs. Woods
was formerly Miss Evelyn Blake, of
Charlotte.
Anna, bet
Dr. Raymond Thompson will leave
Thursday night for Lumberton where
he will spend Christmas at his home.
John Taul Trotter, who attends the
University of North Carolina, has ar
rived in the city to spend Christmas
vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Morris F: Trotter. Mr. Trotter , recently
was elected president of the Mecklen
burg, club at the 'University, which has
lil Ull'IIlUl'lS.
A PRETTY NECK.
A few days aero we weri tatting
about massaging the neck with "cocoa
putter to overcome the series of wrin-
are stitched to a bib-front which ties
O-1 cue Ui-tuiv-
The ladies' house dress No. 9875 is
cut in sizes 36, 40 and 44 inches bust
measure. , Size 36 requires 3 3-4 yards
36-inch material with 3 1-4 yards edg
ing. Prce 15 ' cents.
LADIES' HOUSE DRESS.
it -
A bright plaid gingham is selects
make -his neat-looking utility dress j kles so aPt to appear on even a youth
The skirt and kimono sleeve-section ul thrat. ; The cocoa butter is val
uame .not only , for filling out these!
wiinKies put also for: fattening a thin
neck. It can even be used to fill out
hollows ' in the shoulders,' but this is a
tedious process and bad much better
be done by exercise.
No neck. is . pretty if the skin is not
clear :n . color If the neck is not held
rr. L 11 1Z-1? either too fat or. too
thin. Tou can use the daily cocoa but
ter massage to-fill in wrinkles and to
Phone ?3.
II I I III M
DOLL
S
FREE!
Beginning Monday morning we will give
absolutely free with each five dollar pur
chase of Holiday Goods a handsome Doll,
fully dressed.
With each ten dollar purchase of Holi
day Goods, the purchaser will receive a
larger dressed Doll absolutely free.
This offer good only while the supply of
these particular Dolls lasts.
s
oumern rmmvmm Ln
Corner Trade and Church. Phone 253
1
Mr. and Mrs. Kope Ellas, jr., and
j daughter. Miss Edna Elias, of Bryson
City, will arrive in the city Thursday
jto spend the Christmas season with
Bishop and Mrs. John C. Kilgo on the
F'laza. Chatham Sstates. Rishon anrt
Mrs. Kilgo are parents of Mrs. Elias.
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Poitiaux, of Rich
mond, Va., have arrived in Charlotte
to spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs
Marshall T. Bethel at their home in the
Blandwood apartments. Mrs. Bethel is
their daughter.
Hal Davis. Ed Martin. Jack Heath
and Jack -London. - who attend the Uni
versity of North Carolina, arrived home
Tuesday night to spend Christmas vaca
tion at their homes.
Miss Elizabeth Brown will leave
Thursday morning for Columbians. C,
where she goes to attend the Christmas
German to be given there Thursday
evening.
Taylor T. Lucas, who is a student at
Clemson College, will arrive home fop
the Christmas holidays Thursday night.
W. R. Johnston of Richmond. Va
former Charlotte citizen is visiting rela
tives in me city.
W. C. Killick will leave Monday for
Leitchfield, Ky.. where he goes to see
nis moiner, Mrs. t;ila Killick.
KLANSMEN APPEAR AT
ASHEVILLE FUNERAL
-Asneville, Dec. 21. The body of
the first man to-be buried with honors
by the Ku Klux. Klan here was laid
to rest in West Asheville cemetery
yesterday. Services for Lee L. Led
bctter, who died . Sunday, , were con
ducted from the First Christian Church
in Asheville and at the crave the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen officiated,-
following which the Klansmen
appeared. , :
As the flower laden screen was
being placed over the grave, two per
sons wearing long white robes, with
the Ku Klux Klaft insignia over their
hearts, emerged from the crowd and
unannounced, bore to the grave a huge
cross, five feet in. height and complete
ly covered by a systematic arrangement
of red, white and blue flowers.
for rrmm
A Thunderbolt Drama!
"WHAT DO MEN ..WANT?"
See it at the
B-R-O-A-P-W-A-Y
Thursday Friday Saturday
i 1 . .. .
Alice: You can take yeasi cake in
candy form if it is easier and pleas
anter. that way. Personally I don't
think it makes any different. Most
people benefit ".if they take three calies
of yeast every day, because they puii-j
iy me oiooa ana act as a laxative.
The FALL AND WINTER issue of
the FASHION MAGAZINE is now
ready. It contains over 300 styles, sev
eral dressmaking lessons, eta. and is
undoubtedly, a bock which every wo
man who wants to dress well and wants
to see her family well dressed should
have. Price, 10 cents a copy.
Order patterns from The Pattern De
partment The Charlotte News. Char
lotte, N. C. '
FOUNDATION FOR
WILSONSTARTED
H. M. Victor Made Presi
dent and Hamilton Jones
Secretary-Treasurer.
The Home Can Be Made Beautiful and
Comfortable By Adding a Few Needed Pieces
We Suggest-As Beautiful and Useful Gifts .
Fireside Chairs
Chesterfield Davenports
Gate Leg Tables
Windsor . Rockers
Mahogany Flower Boxes
Tea Wagons
Art Candlesticks
Telephone Stands
Console Tables and
Mirrors
Davenport Tables
Floor and Table Lamps
Bedroom and Dining
room Suites
The cut here shown may suggest the very gift
you are looking for.
VISITORS ARE WELCOME.
Parker-Gardner Coo --
The Charlotte chapter of the Wood-
row Wilson Foundation was organTzed1
here Tuesday afternoon at three oclock
when a group of men and women in
terested in , . the . nroiect . . erathered
at the. Chamber of Commerce and nam
ed H. M. Victor, president of the
Union National Bank ag. president and
Hamilton C. Jones, secretary and treas
urer or tne organization. - .
Jqsephus Daniels, of Raleigh, spoke
m explanation of the Foundation, indi
cating that the movement to get public
subscriptions to this Foundation will be
gin. nation-wide, Jan. 16, and that North
Carolina is preparing to begin the cam
paign on mat date.
He spoke .eloquently of the purposes
or the movement. Mr. Daniels declared
that the deeper purpose in it was "to
outdistance history , not to wait until
the verdict of the years has been sealed
upon Mr. Wilson, but to start a great
country-wide movement now that wil
begin instantly to perpetuate his great
meajs.
"It was Wilson," Mr. Daniels said.
who, coming from humble surround
!ngs in his immature life, ascended to
the leadership of the world by following
certain, very definite and well-marked
ideals. It was he who redeemed the war
from a struggle ofarmies to a struggle
otK ideals and! the thought underlying
cms movementia to give expression to
his countryman's appreciation of him
as a leader and to him also as the
vocaiizer of the ideals of the American
republic.
Mr. Daniels spoke ramassionatelv of
his great chieftain, the fallen hero of
the battlefield. "Mr. Wilson is Just as
trujy a wounded veteran of the battle
scarred fields of France ' as ' any man
wno served in that war" he said.
North Carolina's share of the DroDosed
ji.ugu.oou to be raised is 535,000, Mr:
Daniels said and r he felt that a State
that had so much to do with starting
him on his journey to the White House
and to his eminent place of world-lead'
ersmp-should be anions: the first States
to raiiy. heartedly to an effort that pro
poses to immortalize him while, for a
little longer, he is in the flesh. "
The conference with Mr. Daniels was
attended by only a few who ; had been
invited because of their known interest
n the movement and those present, as
follows, were named as an executive
committee at the suggestion : of Mrs.
H. C. Jones:
Dr. W. J. Martin, Dr. J. M. Mc
Connell, of Davidson College; H. N.
Pharr. C. C- Moore, W. C. Dowd,
Heriot Clarkson, Julian S. Miller, Wal
ter Clark, T. T. Allison Dr. Alexander
Graham. D. B. Smith, E. R. Preston,
W. C. : Davis, Charlie Gibson, Ramsey
Dulin, William Perlsteinr- Dr. J. R.
Alexander, Mrs. H. C. Jones, Sr., Mrs.
J. A. Fore, Mrs. Eugene Reilley, Mrs.
W. T. Shore, Mrs. E. L. Mason, Mrs.
Heriot Clarkson and Mrs J. p. Cald
well. The decision was reached that a
smaller committee from - this executiv 3
committee, consisting of Mr. Victor.
Mr. Dowd, Mrs. ReilleytJMr. Clarkson.
Mrs. Jones and Hamilton Jones, should
handle the plan of organization and
take in hand the arrangements for
raising , the fund wanted from Char.
lctte.
Dr. Martin. president of Davidson
College, speaking feelingly of the move
ment, said - the college . would be de
lighted to be utilized jn this effort,' A
committee to' represent the institution
consisting of Prof. A. Currie, " Dr., Mc
Ccnnell. A. L. Hobbs. Mrs. a. R.
Withers -and Mrs. A. B. . Robson n-as'i
named at the ' suggestion of Dr. Mar
tin. ' '.
Others indicated their interest in the
endeavour and ' pledged Mr. Victor
their hearty support in whatever line
he might suggest to them as might
bear upon the success of the undertak-
vf im i iiiii v I, 4.c ' 0' v
1 JSStJtte'
VA, r.
All inquiries addressed to Miss
Forbes in care of the "Beauty Chats"
department will be answered in these
columns in .their turn. This requires
considerable time, however,- owing to
the great number received. So if a
personal or quicker reply is desired, a
stamped and self addressed envelope
must be enclosed with the question.
The Editor.
CHARLES D. JONES IS
CHARGED WITH FRAUD
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Charleston, S. C, Dec. 21. Charles
D. Jnes of Lancaster was arrested
yesterday on five warrants charging
him with "fraudulent appropriation
and conversion" of funds of the lu.
caster Mercantile Company of which
he was president and general man-r
ager, in the aggregate sum of $30,000
uii vo.uu us uays.
With Ira B. Jones, Sr., former chief
justice of the State Supreme Court as
surety Jones was released on bonds
or jiu.ooo. LeRoy Springs and John
T. Stevens, respectively, president and
manager or the concern at this time,
made affidavits in support of the war
ranty.
You Should Not Have Hollows on the
Shoulders.
help inake the neck plump. You can
make .a "fat neck slender by : reducing
your body until you weigh only as
mucn as you should - for your height I
and VOIlr flPP Wvm Vnr mjU' otin J
cr v vn.i .ttunv v i i i. onill
fresh and clear by using a cleansing
cream and by wearing only ' washable
white material around the throat. If
there are brown lines around 'the neck
or if the skin is a bad color it is nrob
able that fight collars have bjeen rub
bing or irritating you, or that the dye
from your dresses has been rubbed off
into, the pores of the skin.
If the head is not held nronerly the
neck is apt to develop a little curve in
tront which is anything but1 attractive
There is a little bone at the back of
the - neck above' the shoulder .blades
which. .is very . sensitive and easily dis
placed. J This often stands ' out like a
little lump 'and quite ruins the. neck
line. "
You, can get this back into position
by pressing it with your hands . an J
by holding, the head high. ' If it seeni3
particularly ; obstinate' an osteonith
could put it into ' place in a very few
treatments;,;
v . - '
Louise: Blond ' hair that" is sliehtlv
oily always has this tendency to. sret
dark, hear the r6ots.:.Shamnoo ihs hair
with castile soap every three weeks,
and put a little lemon juice in the
rinse water. ' Dry the hiir. in "the sun
whenever . possible.
1 '
SILVER
re-
I - . WW t?
Fashions and customs
garding sterling ware never
change its elegance and util
ity always make it most de
sirable. ; ...
We are especially proud of
our showing of sterling ware
this Christmas. It will be a
pleasure to have you inspect
;our displays. .
B. E ROARK
Diamond Merchant.,
; & Jeweler, Silversmith '
r2 .10 N. Tryon St.
: j : ;
FOFt
PBESEHTS
IFlLAinS
t.tobs T
Dressing Tables, Bureau,
Dining Room Tables, Desks
Protects and Beautifies -your
fine furniture.
Ask prices They do not
cost as much as you might
think.
F.J.
2c SONS
East Eighth and Railroad.
Phone S72a Charlotte, jr. C.
Paints Window Glass
Stains Plate Glass
Varnishes Mirrors
Brushes Windshields
And Clean Up
for
nstmas
"LETSGO" IS AN ANTISEP
TIC DELIQUIENCE SOAP
Very seldim a name implies or
stands for what the proluct is to
perform. This is, however, true in
the name "LETSGO." "LETSGO" is
an Antiseptfc Soap a powerful
Cleanser. Wherever applied, all dirts
and stains of any character Imme
diately LETS GO. whether it be
hands, scalp, laundry, furniture,
iron or brass beds, walls, doors,
floors, . kitchen, equipment, aluminum
ware, stoves, sinks, lavatories, bath
rooms, linoleum, carpets, automo
biles and places where dirts, greases,
corrosion or any kind of filth accumulated.
"SANITATION"
Many are the cadvantages that
accrue from the use of "LETSGO"
Antiseptic Soap in Factories, Hotels,
Hospitals and homes ort any public
place. As in the use of ordinary
Cake Soap, each individual receives
the dirt and germs from the former
person. "LETSGO" is never used
over nor subjects the next person
to germs or dirt. Therefore, "LETS
GO" is not only a superior cleanser.
but. absolutely "SAFETY FIRST"
at all times.
THERE IS A JUSTIFIABLE
REASON FOR USING
"LETSGO"
Perhaps. you have noted through
the Press reports the Certificates of
Inspection issued by the North
Carolina State Board of Health to
Hotels, Cafeterias, Cafes .and Res
taurants. . If not, the certificaies
a can . be seen by asking at any eat
ing or rooming house. It is a pleas
ure for us to announce that a Cafe
teria in Charlotte has the highest
rating in the State, and a Cafe in
Hickory, N. C. the highest in the
City BOTH USE "LETSGO" SOAP.
The public should know where
cleanliness is supreme. Look for
"LETSGO" around the premises.
WHERE "LETSGO" IS USED
DAILY IN HOMES OR
ELSEWHERE
The dishes have the clean, snap
py feeling and the foods really taste
differently. In your home, really
does .your cooking vessels and china
ware, silverware, kitchen and din
ing room furniture look clean and
snappy? Now a visit to the living
and bed rooms. The original lus
tre Is gone pencil marks and stains
are visible on the furniture, walls
and doors also the .carpets and
rugs show spots here and there.
LETSGO" quickly nd easijy re
turns all these disfigured and once
unsightly things to their normal appearance.
WHERE YOU CAN GET
"LETSGO"
From your Grocerymen, Druggists
Garage, Supply Stations, Hardware
and Furniture Store. If your dealer
aoes not nave JjETSGO, send us
his name and the price for either
size can or -jujia'SGO" and same
V.V S,Xnt to yu b' Parcel post
-L.-c.j.avu is put up in 40
0UTCtif.?n. Top Cans' Prfce 25c
"LETSGO" is put up in one gal
IUI1 rnciion TOD .KUCkfts nrtna
M nn v.
Our satisfied ' customers '
, l 1411
wrea araone the nr ivata
rotV I ". "ULrs;. oarages,
Barber . ShoDs. Pietnr '
Pressing Clubs, Printtas Houses,'
Practical
Christmas Hints
El Flo Supply
and
Mfg. Co.
DEiSKS TABLE LAMPS
CHAIRS FLOOR LAMPS
GATE LEGGED TABLES SEWING TABLES '
TEA WAGONS MAGAZINE STANDS
AND SCORES " OF ; OTHERS NOW HERE AWAITING
YOUR CHOOSING.
Irsldn
el
Smith, Inc.
Charlotte, N. C.
Hickory, N. C.
Charlotte Dealers
Southern Hardware Co., 41 West
Trade.
J. H. Ham, 306 North Try
T. F. Rogers, 227 North Coljega
Sixth & CoUege St. Service Station
Carolinas Nash Motor" Co 500 N.
lrjon.
Slehorn .ippp 11 North CoUeso
PoMo Supply Co., 23 East Sixth
Pig gTj Wiggly Stores. . .