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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-25
ROCK ISLAND ROAD
DEFENDS ITS ACTS
CriticiSes Methods Pur.
sued in Commerce CON-
missions Inquiry.
from The Tribune Bureau.

Washington, March 24.--In justifica-
tion of its own operations and IN
reply to the criticism of the chief
counsel and examiners Of the Inter
state Commerce Commission, .he Chi
cago, Rock Island e. Pacific Railway
Comnanv filed to-day a brief with the
commission bearing on the recent IN
vestigation of the roads affairs.
BY implication the brief. which was
prepared by NJ l.. Bell, general So
licitOr of the road. criticises methods
pursued in the investigation and the
conclusions drawn by Chief Counsel
Polk and some of the examiners. IL
recites that the chief counsel confined
himself to the period between 1902 and
1914, instead of scrutinizing the affairs
of the corporation since its organlZa-
ton by consolidation, in $780, that the
organization of the two holding COM
panies criticised by the Investigators
was a matter not under control of the
corporation, and that only the side Of
the case unfavorable TO the company
has been presented.
"The use by counsel and exami-
ners." the brief says, "of the word
worthless in respect Of items that
are, to say the least, of undetermined
present value is, we submit, not the
sort of judicial attitude that the pub
lie has learned to expect from the COM
mission"
The claim is made that increase in
value Of properties purchased more
than offsets decrease in value OF GER
tain items to which the examiners
especially directed their attention. In
some instances admission is made that
a mistake in judgment occurred. In
others it is asserted there is no iusti-
fication for the conclusions apparently
drawn by the chief counsel and ex-
aminers.
Concerning the payment II salaries
or bonuses to officials Of the company
which were criticised as being too
large, the brief declares justification Of
it is found in the Yalue of their SER
vices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-25
ARRIX EIl

Marker Dutch. Port Talbot March .. TO Punch.
Tl., A 60 H. ballast. Bar so NJ.
Havana Havana March 20 aud Nassau a. 10 .t NE
New York and cuba Mail - %. with 10 p@sSeh-
ger. mails AMI ml.e Bar. BIS M
Psuuoula iBrl. - Naz&i'e March y. 10 Inc
CunarI :, Co. Ltd boo ballast bar. taO ~
with mdse Bar. D. ~. sd q, 49,
Giovanni g RAD. Phiaiephi Nafch - 20
Pheiu, Bros 4 c.. 900 ballast. quarantine. '-fo
a .. ,4 . H..
Alrona utau. Phi'a lclph4 March - 70 mar
reid solar A Co With ! second cabin ana ~
.,rtrass passenger aud mise ln transit ioi HaD
quarantine. = - -. ~ ,
U4uf.t - - t1 EoEr.ug a 60, WIKI 90 pa
.su srr,. mails AMI uHl>e. ksf. h'niI- m . r..
e. i,'ii,.,, t bsuast. uualantlne. 9e5 u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-25
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED


Cri,'oral. March 2i-Damara. New York ror San
Francisco and proceeded santa Marta. New
Genoa. Mirrh iC-Italia tBrl. New York. o..
Ca,era Trad. New York. Dante Aegticri
mad New York via Maple, Finland New York.
kirNau March 2l--luteI states Dam. New
YORK for Copenhagen. ONe,osuli tSwed). New
York for Gothen0urg. Te1ss ODanl. New York
for copenhasea. -. SsrS tNorl. New York for
AalhG-g
Eo'tefdaia March e3-Ryrdam Dutch. New York
VIA Falmouth.
Barr, MARCH % Ronio Dutch. New York for
Rotterdam.
SAILED.
Rotterdam. March 22-TeIel Dutch. New York
Waicuerie, Dutch. New NorK
Har .epou.. March -a-Amu-a ,Norl. New York
a. laeh 1ay ,NrrI Ncw York
swansea. March 81. ANA lNnrl New York
HAVE. March -0-Co.bert tFrI. New Yofk via Car
~ mot Now Orleal-. a. before ~cporrll
bermuda March -. m -Evaugc.ile. Ncg YORK.
bahia March % kr0oglafi. Nov NorE
Palermo. March lj-A'bsni@ ,ts) New YORK.
PASSED
Cape Wrath. March 23-CygnuS ,Nori. New Yo-k
Tor Copenhagen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-25
Mrs. Mcclellan Left S163,O93

West Orange, y. j., March "a Ac-
cording TO an appraisal filed to-day
Mrs. Ellen VI. Mcclellan, widow of Gem
eral George B. Mcclellan and mother
of George B. Mcclellan. professor of
political economy at Princeton Univer-
sitv and former Mayor of New York,
LEFT S163O93.64. Mrs. Mcclellan. who
died i'm Paris recently without making
a will. lived for number Of years on
the mountain ridge where her husband
died. Her son and = daughter are the
only heirs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-25
FIRE Department

O,,,b"II-r q y BLOWN loo b. NsT-h ~
ruUersI at rs Decatur ST. Brooklyn. March %.
KuriaI 81 Johns Cemetery.
d.rl,rrF H. y J.. 20. % II. & J.. J.
Charges Dismissed frmn. ,is' grade A
Near, Eng 24q tdcht complaint frmn. 80
graIri J Lang Eng ~ tlr.t complaint
Leave Of Absence tho payl-Eug. W. 4. ConnelL
Fug a. a hours March -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-25
Timely News OF the Merchandise World

H H: HInrcnCo Machine Co si2los
hcndel MA Rabinowity {Ss6 9s
i nISI1n'2. \ I HmSorham Co. !l25.9il
io,hmSn' Annie-Cy OF Y $iag6O
Harrison. o-L Mohlmann. ISL SO
Kelly j. Lauricella and J LambtosA-F
Nramtr G. and SchwArtf-A q Chosts. $50 o.
kimhal I h-Lcwis Pub Co. SS9S ia
kirsch. III h MSrtindale et al t9Oi 81
Kcs,S B-Tatsd wine and H'; TTadns ' Cos
Kupfcrocrs $. and Morri, Holnscr-J Kcs .Sr 20
Kaiser. HI 4 Goldsmith. siiSSSSSS.??S
lew. and Siclla-.-G !. stivcrs. SlOa II
Ic.naTl wmiircd|H schnobsi. $3.50 damage srS5So
~ y foreclosure # chsuei mortsege., go.
MGn'somery, r NJ and r. NJ Montgomery y 90.
Mape,uis Wooden Co Inc-H Laboyit1 ct al. SSo
Mcrkcr. VI II II Jasper. Inc. ssl5l2
SGmc-Samc S2l6 80
S Sons Sv ~ "a Gscr.n. SIS iIs. i
Mareoics. r-Charlwa Kaye Renting Co. Inc.
MARKS I,-G Lsubcntrach,. tiSS5G
M M.iisi5 hdsc A HI DShn. s g5if
Maxwell Mis Co Inc" Klauber BRO. & Co s6e
Msndel. T. and l observation-disclosures Dis,iling
oa'i National Baak S' q city ;' Of New York ~.
'''''''''' b. anu "0''''"'' "'''''s siis7s2s
Pei Alice B-Garth Estates. t57O3
Posucr sarah C-S g Posner. Inc sl6eq S4
Pittsburgh Contracting Co OshnSky. $50
Ninth Street Garage lnc-S Noyegrod. $500
Pierce. l'--pr Bailey. f3t4
Pohlmau. { Nc Jacobs SS79.oj
Queen susan NJ Chelsea Fireproof Storage Ware
house Inc sS45 40
Rcrton g. W-M Nalawista Sl26 al
Rush. NJ Tower Mfs ana Novelty Co. sii6s5
san Giovanni w Ciut 81 eSS 0S
sU;ro' J.. and { c Bisclov-Irvins National Bank
% New York $4,000
S,nrci,cr. NJ and III Goldsmith. siiSI3
SChiossai M-Gcrman SIN co. Inc s2S5Ol
S' h-,sas Co. c. De b'lo and rH'Ics'Iss
Sa52 TW isr 55anR and Bag Co. H
StuIm. G-S Baumsun. $la021
Snyder. B-Lewi> Publishing Co.. S.59 -
smith, i A. and ID u Deu.sch-lnterboroush News
stern M-Gorham Co. slotlo
Schlechetzki. ! ID--1evine & Posner. Inc s;9otl
walker. sarah City Real Estate Co 5000 %
Nalmer. Sd A Cushman Realty Corp. S6b6lS
Empire City Metallic Bed Co-Cty o. y y. $l32SG
Jaeger Miniature Lamp MIG Co-same' sSt-!i
Mcclure. kathcrine-same. S2tl5l
MirShclla SGutc-Ssme. SlSSS9
Manson jacobson. lnc-Same $l32SS
The Bronx.
Arnold. A-Eler,rc Conservation Co, Inc. t29.lS
Couron Bros CO Dobler Sll'jO
FachscnhaaI. II. and l. Districh-G Reissman
Fromcr &C schweYpenhauser. s2e50l3
Golde. L~-P Handioode $ll98
McEvoy. P-B Schiavone, Slsll9
Parker Nellie Nlsy-E W Jackson. s2.li2G3
Richard VI Montgomery 4 Co. Inc. and r NJ Mont.
eomcy-M Cfoxson $j.7s2$i
Sandb.om. A-Harry Lancaster Go. Sl2g12
Wark.ngmea's Educational Association Of the Bor-
oIgh ~ The BronG-A Hupiels Sons. SNSl52
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-25
STORAGE NOTICES.
J. & J. ". WILLIAMS. CARPET CLEA,
M A.a " LIT llIu " NV AnRl

}. & J. ". WILLIAMS. CARPET CLEAN
ING. 3j3 WEST 5iTH ST, NEW YORK.
To Mr. or Mrs or Miss Behan. Miller.
Bostlck. Lemouler. Gross. Kosi Dreyfgss
reyine Proud. Reinecker Engle. Butler
MastersOu. Shaw. Davis. Taylor. Harrison
Ludden. Burke. BrOmberg. Wellington.
Haywood. NesbIt. Turpin. Crafts. NcNelgh.
Lent Clark. White Louise, valdez. Brown,
Lawrence, Hughes Weinberg. Boss Fitz-
simmons. Jones Thomas. L,ls. Ferguson,
smith. Dooner Shearn. Goodman. Higgins
smith. You are hereby notified that the
time for payment OF the len We hold upon
.pur carpets and rugs. stored by YOU IN
our ,ysrehous, having expired after due
notice has been given YOU. such property
vIl he sold at public suction on Monday.
April l2tn 1913. az 1880 A. " ~ FLOYD
Grant & CO.'S Auction Rooms. 11f seventh
Avenue. New York CITY, unless charges
are paid before.
J. &. j. w. WILLIAMS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-25
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MARCH "a.
Manhattan.

The frs' name IS tha. az the debtor. the second
that OF the creditor and date when judgment was
Amcrman. II. and II wsndell--U s Express
Realty Co. Feb -. 1915: $lOli5
Bide-a-wes Home Assn lnc-A Grisch; AQnl i
CT. o. Y and Consolidated Telegraph and
Electrical subway Co-M McGarran; March s.
Cos6 ,-' c W Mutual Life In. Co: Feb 81 i9il:
Gcoshesan. Gcorgana. adm1-N & queens g
RS Co. March T. 1914. Nl-'uI
Cans. VI H. c1r-Ac:na Life ms Co OF Hartford
Conn. March H. 1915. ;I04 81
Heuc,sey Realty Con- Lcerburser: March r.
plf. tlli52
Krrbert Construction Co. y Kei and J. +
~.huac-t-H WorhoftiR. oct -. 1918: t435l
NcNmars. C.. anu a B Davis-M Lazarof o,t
Same-oct Il. 1914: S27441
y Edison Cop McAniT; March 20. ltl5.
Peoples National Fire ms CA Il Smith: Fs9
Pl Lew Contracting Co. Inc and Philip Lew
1. Grcenhe-g. FEB = 1915. $-26.-3
Peterson l. E-Occal Electric Ry Co. March -.
Peterson Mae I--Same; Feb Il. 1915: sl2Ot9
Same-SGme: March -. 1914. $50 %
Van SghGlck singleton and Iranccs-L r Ia.
set. SEPT l.. 1913: $l'os-'oO
The Bronx.
kffbert C1nst CO. Iu.-American Apartment Hotel
Go. Inc: NOV a. 1914: z,5.. $
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-25
FRIDAY. MARCH %
SATURDAY. MARCH 2
TRANSPACIFIC MAIL.

r,,s,ir.,,or ,ud s.ear,- 80 D. n.
n - ~. S.r Frs.,,rol- sierra ....... To-day
iiaesii VIA san Tranci,col-Lurne. ...... To dsy
Tahiti Mafque,as. Cook Island. New Zealand; o..
Ar.lrat. iva san Francisco Means. Mar q
ffs,,sIl Japau. Corea. China. PHILIPPINES via
- ~ az Sfluyo Maru ......M Mar %
Guam. Philippines via san FfsncscoJ-I o.,
Transport ......-.-....... .SiH %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-25
BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING 90 Clean, D,
con impressed air steam. bsnd on toor ISs,
Bros, SAD an East lsth a. COE & BRANDT
lei ,s--3Sth
Aliugrapn letter. 800 81 so 200 s7
10 CIV S. prompt Wea,herford Il0 Nasal
Rom iV0i Phone iSe~kman $3.50
NV NORh CARPET CLEANING WORka
Oldest Largest Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN From OLD CARPETs
Prices Reasonable Send for Circular
lei 400? 400" S.sanL tSf t3S HeH t5th IL
OFFICE FURNITURE (oakJ. so" roll top
desk. revolving chair. arm chairs. , ste
uographers' desks and chairs. large table 3
vertical hle9. large cabinet with shelves.
hat and coat tree. 220 Bway Room 2O-A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-25
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS OF the World

Calli9;o Dutch Rotterdam March r. to the
san Glorgi0 CtaD. Geaoa March 2. Naples 0 and
Palermo %. 20 Pierce Brothers Co. with - cabin
ahl lbl storage Passengers and njse Bar 8 40
a
Commodore Rollln, CNorl. Monteso Bay. :, AIMS
Bay and Port Maria March i and Port Antonio
10. 10 The Atlantic Fruit Co. with fruit. Bar. .
a
Pawuec Philadelphia. to the Clyde IS CO. with
mdse. Quaraniiue. II 90 n.
Aragou. Georgetown. : G. March 90 70 the A.
iagdic Coast Lumber Go. with lumber. Quarantine
Ha'raise tFr,. Marseillcs Feb % and san Feliu
Nsrrh :. 10 James W ElHeli a Co. with mIse
Bar ] -
jefferson. Newport News and Norfolk. 10 the Old
Dominion IS CO. with Passengers and mde. Quar-
Calabra tBrJ Leghoru Feb %. Naples D.
Palermo March and Gibraltar s. TO the Anchor
Line. with ! passenger and ml,n. Bar NJ
America RAD. naples Mach TO- 20 fairfield
Soan Co. witA Passengers and mdse. Fire
Island. i05 y M.
Colorado galveston March II. to the Mallory s..
m.
n Nfuudo. Galveston Marsh r. 10 the Southern
PaCid' Go. with ma,e. Quarantine. q a
Mohawk. jacksonville March u and Charleston
%. 20 tuc clyde 5 co. With Passengers and md5e
quarantine. 10 10 M.
+ l. Luckrrbach Bremen March s. 70 the South
eru Products Trading Go. IN ballast Bar. 80
George L Warren. Rotterdam Feb 20 and R.r-
mula March 10. 10 MacFadlen Bros. with mdse
Bar. . . ~.
sandy Hook. y j. March %. $50 p. M
Wind northwest. light breeze. partly cloudy; hay
81 shore. Eight sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-25
SAGIFI,

Steamer, Richard Dutch. Rotterdam. Celia
Geraes DBrazl. Bahia: Coihldr CIueo Nor. Port
Antonio. Madison. Norfolk and Newport Ses,.
cry Of Montgomery. savannah; BelIA BE- Port
Antonio Lap'and tBrl. Liverpool. Burmese Prince
tBrl la Pace. Bewudiau IBJ. Bermuda y ara
CAS-. Saa Juan. city % Memphis Nl.mif g-ou. y G..
CnmUs. N'w Orleans. Gulf0i.. Port Arthur. A Inf.
rsute. Cri,tahal. Huron. Charleston AID Jae..on-
vile. Calico tBrj. HUI. Ella lNorI. Cardea4s
ln-al. GaNn.tnM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-25

Sunrise. 5.5s. sunset. CI7. moon sets. Psi
mOon's age. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-25
Forecast for Special toealltei.-East,rn New
York fair 10 day. cloudy 10. morrow.

New Jersey Delaware. Eastern Pennsylvania.
Maryland and the District OF Columbia fair %
day. cloudy tomorrow.
Southern New England. fair today and 70 nor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-25

Highest temperature Yesterday. 50 lat . p m /:
lowest. 3 lat q. M average, a.: average for
corresponding date last year -. average for cor
responding date last THIRTY three yeArs. 80.
Local Foreeast.-Fair to-day. Increasing cloud
ness tomorrow moderate vest 10 southwest winds
becoming variable 20 morrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-25

Northern New England and West Virgins. fair
TO iay: probably local rains or SHOWS tO-idIrrWS.
Western New York and Western PcunSy.'arla.
cloudy to-day, snow or rain and colder to-L"rrJ".
Virginia. fair to-day aud probably tomorrow, eI-
Ccpt rain "a the west
Local onc.i Record. The following oficisl rec
orI from the Weather Bureau shows the changes
IN the temperature for %. last twenty four hours
in comparison with tie corresponding date Of last
ear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-25
INSTRUCTION.
NEW Observation-Disclosures.
BUSINESS SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL AiIESClE

Nmcr,ran and Foreign iracners Aseney.-
Supplies Professors. Tescner- Iotora
-. TO Colleges schools and
Fsml,les Apply TO Ars 81 YOUNG
FI-I TON 3 onion SIuare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-25

Rose Moscow has resigned her posi-
ton as buyer of misses coats and suits
for the Paais Royal IN Washington
and will resume her former position as
head Of the ready to wear departments
OF the Greater San Francisco and Oak
land Store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-25
The Bronx.

Kciber, Cons, Co. Iue-American Apartment Hotel
Go. Inc. Nov "A. 1914: >,'I. IS
Keitert Const CO. + y Kcn and / schubert
II VoIhoftig. oct u. 1914; SI4o.'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-25

Barometer Readlns,

-, NJ. 81 ?. NJ. IS sp. M. IS
Barometer Readings
50 m....?9s2 ?. n....2g.iS D. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-25
WORK WANTED.
Female

POSITION a. companion desired hy American lady
capable and trustworthy ciy or country. would
travel moderate salary satisfactory rriereuNes Adj
dress 81 Grove -. Ne~ Canaan. Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


GARDENER single man. competent al branches
,ilf,tIa and under gass. good references J. H.
u care Of kennedy q Hunter. 80 West Jith 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-25
Vessels, Steam and Sail, Arriv
ing at and Departing from
Port Of New York.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-29

9TH. 9TH and 9Th grades combined
charlie, Myrtle and Clara Ashe
Nancy Buchanan, Belva eagle, Aus
TN Green, Mamie and Elsie Sutton
5rd, 4th and 5th grades-Ora
eagle, Eva and Sam Estes, HAYDEN
and Gtneral Sutton, Avery, Gracia
and Annie Green and Violet Hall.
LIST and End grades-Elba Brooks
Julia Buchanan, Margurett, Dortha
and Leona Green and Lena Bradley.
Ihe following are those who have
been on time every day for two
months and doing creditable work:
9TH. 9TH and 9Th grades Harvey.
Carl and Stella eagle. Nora Cabe
and Bessie Morgan.
3rd. 4th and 5th erades-Vera
Adam, Theodore, Annie Belle and
Leila Brooks, Beulah Gayle Eva
Felix, and Lucye Belle Estes and
Mack Hall.
LIST and End grades-N Is o n
Brooks, Jesse Sutton, Amy Thomp-
son. Nellie and jeff Buchanan.
The following are those who have
been on time every day for one
month and did creditable work:
9Th, 9TH. and 9Th grades-Rov
cabe, Gayzelle Ashe, Lille, Lucy
and Lyndon Hall, Thomas, Thad
Era, Enley and Bethel Buchanan
and Matte Green.
Bird, 18th. and 5th grades:-Frank
Buchanan. Gensy, Rufus NJ. and
Rufus c.. Hall, Bonnie Morgan, Vim
ME eagle, and Charlie Sutton.
1st and End grades D1ural Ashe.
Thomas Ashe, Stella and Dora
Brooks, Holmes Gayle, Nellie Cabe.
Jason and Otis Morgan. Maeeie
and Lula Sutton and Mollie Bnch-
anan. ;.$A
We as teachers earnestly invite
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-29
CHENILLE.

Dear, Editor: Will try and LEI
our readers know what has become
of us. We are still Oh the lists.
We are having some fine weather
now for q few days. Some of the
farmers have begun to haul thei,
cabbage and apples down the coun
try.
There is some sickness around
here. Miss Ruth Moss has been
confined to her room for the last
few month with typhoid fever, but
is improving slowly.
Mrs. Andy Bryson has been very
sick for several days, but is better
at present.
Misses Alva Green and Eda
Pruett of Big Ridge attended church
here today.
Mrs. TIA. English Of Spruce Pine
has returned home after spending a
week with her father and mother,
MIR. and Mrs, W.. NJ. Fowler.
Mr.. Gus Galloway, who has been
in Waynssxiile 1tfor the last few
months. isat' home!
I...i. AZ
MIR. G. "! Paxton Of Maggie, N. C.
visited hA3' family last Saturday. re-
turning MoRda!yt!thtt''.1'
Mills Wgust y al. smiles it's a
girl. y" -
Mr.. Hayes Hooper Hoo &; and mother Of
Big Ridge Intended the singing con- c, i
vention hM sunday last. I,
Mrs. Mi Fowler and Miss EN-
ma Jami M vent to Big Ridge
Friday niM'to the Halloween 81 party lr1.y
given at school house. They
enjoyed it sy much,
There WA beaSgfhl home wed
dink soiem u va at the home 81 MIR.
.se s.s; Il a.,ianks, when when. Mr. Mr.:
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-29
A. na $50 p. m.
~ BASKERVILLE 100 D. m

lh1s new service gives Wssta,r,,
North Carolina much im,rovoa
service both as to the arrivals at
Asheville and New York and tbe
inauguration of the cafe car service
gives ample dining car facilities
Train No. II arriving Asbev;us
= p p: M, which formerly handIed He'd
the New York-Ashevil,e s,eaa;ua
car southbound will after this da,s
nave a Pullman chair car hatwean
Salisbury and Asheville, bit viii
not nave any through sleeping car
service Train No. IS deDartins
nom Asheyille at 6:45 o. m., vb;cb
formerly TO- handled the AsbeyiIle.
" assn sleeping car will haDd,e
a +. Pullman chair car bstwee, Asbe,
vile and Salisbury. >''-''
The Norfolk-Ashe: lille s,ssn;,a
ca car will on this date be CHANGED Is
cn "a, sleeping car.
Inc Southern Railway is do;na
everything possible to noDuyar;-e
'nls service and are expendins >
sraat deal of money in the east 70
CAL the attention of the traveline
, public to this services. and will h.
glad to mail proper announcements
10 people in the east whenever their
address can be procured.
Ii those living in Western North
Carolina have friends in the east
tnat they would like to have fur
nlshed full information in regard to
tnls service. the Passenger Depart
ment will be glad to mail advices
olrect to such parties, and their fill
addresses should be sent to J. Y.
wood, Division Passenger Agent.
Asheville, N. c., for transmittal.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-29
In PROVED SERVICE TO WARRINGTON
bAL1l .ORE, PHILADELPHIA NEW
YORK and. THE EAST

Sunday, October oath, the South
ern Railway will inaugurate its new
and much improved service to and
from the east.
On Sunday Number twe,ve,s
schedule will be changed and this
train which now leaves Asheville
at 2:25 p. M, will leave at 2::35 y. m
Eastern Time), arriving from tho
west at 2:15 p. m. instead Of 2.o5
p. M, present schedule.
Number. twelve leaving Ashev;,le
Will have a through sleeping car for
washington, Baltimore, Philadel-
phla and New York, also an ad.
dltlonal sleeping car for Washins-
ton' also a cafe-parlor car between
Asheville and Salisbury.
Southbound, the through service
Will arrive at Asheville on No. IS
the New York and Washington
sleeping cars and the cafe,parlo1
car all being on this train
NORrHBOUND SCHEDULE
Lv AsheyiIle 2.as
Ar Salisbury - 8,0o
Ar Washington 7oo = ~
Ar New York 19.s7
SourHBoUNp SCHEDULE.
! Lv New York los
Ar Washington 7Aa.n N
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-29

the support of each parent in Off
effort to make the rem aiming months
the best part Of our school And
we wish to thank them through the
medium of your paper for their
loyal support in the past.
NJ. 1. HUNTER, Principal
" mlss JESSIE STlLLwELL, 1st Assistant
MISS MARY WILLIE Wells, End Asst
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-29

Arthur Watson led to the alter Mis-
Preadea Wilson of Knoxville, Tenn
Kew. K. A. Hudson of Salem, S. c
read the holy rites that bound then
together for life Mr.. Clarence Over
was best man and Miss Roxie Bent
~ was maid Of honor. Miss Wilson
! looked very pretty in a: dark blue
SUIT with hat to match. The maid
OF honor was dressed in pink with
touches of black. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Owen. Mr..
and Mrs. John Franks. Mrs. Marea-
ret Wilson, Mother of the bride
Misses Gertie and Annie Presslev
Miss Edith Allison, Mrs. LYDIA Bent,
ly and Mrs. Kimsey; Messrs. Har-
mon Queen, T. H. Franks, Joel and
Frank Bently, Sam Presley. Sam
Woodland, Medford Owen and Wood
I'm, brother of the groom. After
congratulations Mr.. and Mrs. Wat
son depared for the home of Mr.
watson, where reception will be
given in their honor. We wish for
the happy couple long and haDpv
life. :
AS my letter is getting long / will
step down and out.
With best wishes for all our read
ers, MOUNTAIN Laurel. =
REPORT FROM VIEW POINT SCHOOL.
For the three months taught We
have made an average of .112. For
the month of August we. made an d
average, of 50 per cent of the en-
rollment, 81 per cent for September
Il and Tllls' 90 PET cent e for .Oetoberk and
are now holding an average of 81
per cent of all enrolled.
The, following are those who have
been op atm. time every day for sthree
months and have done creditable
work.
.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-10-29

f" we can sell h,anan on
the
give us the advantage
to
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kinds nnuchbe the market.