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Evening journal., 1915-02-05
IF THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
FEBRUARY }.
.

You belong to the air triplicity ana
are given the attributes Of soul and
memory.
You naturally have great pcssibili-
ties Of achievement and, il you VIII
awaken to them and cease regrettine
the past. you will rise TO supreme
heights of knowledge and success.
You must use the great power of
concentration and then act on the
intuitions which will be clear to you.
Keep your plans entirely to your
self. DO not ask advice of other people
as this is very weakening and your
tendency is to waste much time and
energy in asking others what TO dc
and then doing what you please.
You have power IL your awakened
state to heal spiritually. Learn to
know your opportunity and to i'm
prove it-that is the key to yonr i'm
mediate and lasting success.
Tho Want Ads will help the domes
tic. the waitress and the cook in find
ing excellent positions during TIA,
present month.
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TAKING ADVANTAGE
OF FURNITURE Offers

The successful man OF today is al
ways looking ahead, eager to grasp
every opportunity that will enable
him TO get the benefit of the worlds
goods. He is the one who is always
striving to better his condition and
also these of his fellow men. Such
men as these, that look ahead are
those that one reads about, who are
continually advancing themselves
both financially and commercially.
This class Of people do not let an
opportunity Slip by without taklng
advantage of il. and II would be Wei
Tor others to follow their example.
They are IN way to be compared
with the squirrel because they lay
IN q supply ahead of time for the
coming season
The auccesGful m1. OF today is
looking ahead for his future comfort
and is now buying those things that
20 to make his home comfortable and
attractive The reason he Is buying
now is because he can buy at prices
that will save him 25 to so per cent,
and Judging from the vast amount OF
business that the Ogden-Howard
Company at Fifth and King streets,
have done since the opening of their
February furniture sale, which open
ed on last Saturday, it would seem
that the careful buyers, the money
savers. those inclined to be thrifty
have come to the conclusion that the
enc best place to do furniture and
floor covering buying is at this popu-
lar store.
Even though the furniture may moi
be needed at the present time, these
thrifty people are looking ahead and
buying now from this firm because
with their facilities for storing the
goods that can be bought at these
enormous reductions, they are in Z
position to store these goods free ri
charge for future delivery at th'
prevailing prices.
This store is an example of wha
a large business can be built up II
a short space of time.
Entirely unknown this firm came
here and took up business that hat
been run down and by giving goo'
values. being liberal in giving ere
cit, and always striving to pleas
their customers they have built up
/ business second to none.
Being connected with a large mum
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Information for Travellers
Time Of departure Of trains Wilmington.
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PH11ADELpH1A BALTIMoRE a WASHINGTON R. R.

A. l5e g.o2 3s6. 40, eco g. 80 100
m5' m 55 s. go. Is .Ss. sos.
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Philadelphia sundays. ss To-. SO
ss5 7.s6 7s5- soi" s.is'.
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ii59 ia9 tiS S.iS s. Se 80 oas ~. y 49, 49, oss'
B;"os s9 % %w1sne1 s Ga ao 'is e 49, 59
s.o5. s.o9.' 7.a1 sig. oo2'
7,e T. sss D 90 Ma so.sis: A. M ss sGS' s66s
70 70 4 b.%oo ana s % wy 5' s'aS. Sundays. A. Msos p &s5o
DIVISION P b. RAILROAD.
2.a2 S4t., 19s S5S. ssin.asys enly-a.25 P. n.
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
Baltimore and vasainsG9 week days M45e. o5 s2o sos
Ba%Sre and washington Snnssss Use s52 ioS2' p NJ
e5s.. 1888 IL 1s p M-l2e-, s67 s27", 451" 51s 6lz
- Phn'Se2ha sananys 4 M919 5so', 59o so24 95e' 1888
Reading ndw NJ. A. NJ
P. N. suadnys-s2o A. M 80 A. and 4ls NJ.
On
PENNsoRovB LONG
Leave WHminston 100 and H. 90 A. NJ las and $50 p NJ
onyIeavs Wilmington els and 100 Leave
SUBURBAN TROLLEY LINES
% TO % Chester E and & DSISy'ngs Enss , s Staten ion minutes
half leaving hare
CITY o. ). i2. w ~ ~ '
Bark., every IS
beginning minutes after the hour Cars o. Eaas
utes after s hour Brndywine Springs
T.2s. ' 90" -0' ="
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her of large retail and wholesale con-
Germs. they can buy in very large
quantities, and in a good many in
stances they control or take the en-
tire output of the factories, thereby
getting a much lower price than the
average retailer can get, which even
tually means an enormous reduction
to the consumer. It will be to your
interest, if those of you. who con-
template going housekeeping would
look ahead and let this wideawake
firm, who are Offering you every in
ducement as TO prices and terms, save
you money and start you on the road
to happiness.
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Peoples Column
GOOD WISHES
FROM PENNSYLVANIA

FROM PENNSYLVANIA
To the Editor of THE EVENING
JOURNAL:
Sir-A clipping from your JOUR-
NAL of December Z. 1914, has just
reached me. Please allow me TO con-
graduate you on your open door pol
icy, your broad mindedness and firm
ness in standing by the principle that
you believe to be right. 1 refer TO the
letter written by the Rev George A.
Cooke. and your answer to same.
1t pains me to see so much narrow
ness on the part of some, especially
ministers of the gospel and some
newspaper men. Therefore, feel like
commenting anyone who shows the
spirit you have shown in this matter.
l should like to have some copies
of THE JOURNAL of December Z, if
you have them. Send any number from
one to twenty and return the enclosed
card stating how much they are. I viii
send stamps for same
Wishing you the greatest possible
degree of success, am.
Very truly yours,
F. F. RANDOLPH.
Rice's Landing, Pa, Feb L. 1915.
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POLANDERs FOR SUFFRAGE.

Before a large and interested audi
ence a suffrage meeting was held last
night in Polish Turn Hail. with Mrs.
Florence Bayard Hilles, Miss Anna
MoCue and Miss Ellen Samworth as
the speakers.
The Rev. John S. Gulcz. pastor OF
St hedwig's r, c. Church. presided
Father Gulcz first addressed the audi
ence in the Polish language. AT tho
conclusion of the addresses 100 signers
10 the cause" were secured The
resolution calling upon the Legislature,
TO pass the constitutional amendmen
asking for equal suffrage. was alsC
passed.
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ROOFERS
SANITARY MORKERS


AZ X ELTER--SANIrARN. ODOA
M LESS EXCAVArING. a
Ohice. s. w. Corner Fourth and West Sts
d. 3 A. Phone 5tis. oot2l-t.
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HON ABOUT MN LOANl

h. +. RANDULFH.
Rices Landing, Pa, Feb. 1, 1915.
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BRASS CAsE CONrINrEn.

The State not being ready, Judge
Churchman in City Court this
morning continued the larceny cases
against Joseph Pennock and Theo-
dore Jagodzinski until Tuesday. The
young men are alleged To have stolen
100 pounds of brass from the Harlan
and Hollingsworth Corporation.
Evening journal., 1915-02-05

Just turn back now to the Want
Columns and see for yourself the
great variety of lines Of endeavor they
cover and you will be convinced. as
hundreds OF others have been. that
they can be Of infinite service TO you.
ADV.
Evening journal., 1915-02-05

Mention OF the fact that you are a
Want Ad reader is a first-class intro
duction TO real estate agents and own
ers Of all lginds.--Adv.
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REGISTERS NOTICE

Il STATE OF CHARLES JESTER. DE-
II CEASED.
Notice Is hereby gwen that Letters of
Administration upon the estate of Charles
Jester, late Of Wilmington hundred, We're
duly granted unto Elizabeth A. Jester, on
tho 2sth day OF January A. d. 1915. and all
persons indebted 20 the sad deceased are re-
quested 90 make payment to the Admins
trutriv without delay, and all persons having
demands against the deceased are required
90 exhibit and present the same, duly pro
batod, TO the said Administrators, on or be-
fore the 2sth day Of January, A. d. 1916,
or abide by the law in this behalf
ELIZABETH A. JESTER.
Administrators. .
Address Francis NJ. Walker Esq, Attor-
ney-at-Law. Wilmington, Del. ian29-eod- ct.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE

~-,--~-~y~>~S-----~~~----->>
EOR IL - THREE-STORY BRICK
" dwelling, located 40 707 Poplar street.
10 rooms and BATH in excellent condition.
modern. viii sell reasonable Apply at
524 NORTH CLAYTON STREET or phone
8sO4 ID. 81 A. ian6-eod2mos.
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We win loan you $40, S25. $50 or
500 on your household furniture or
piano. Delaware Loan Co., Third and
Orange streets.-Adv
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CHIROPODISTS

Il LORA JOHNSON SrRADLEY. NO. COL
n Market street. Graduate Of Fowler and
hanna Treats Corns, Bunions Ingrown
Nails. Etc. Evenings by appointment d.
S A., 26i7 ian26-n
~ LIZABETH HANRAHAN, GRADUATE
~ Fowler & Hanna. Ltd. Chiropody and
manicuring, hair dressing and massaglng
no. 300 ADAMS ST d. & A.. zoos Eveu.
ing by appointment. ma~16 Tyr
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APARTMENTS.

n OR RENT - APARTMENT. NEAT.
II Light telephone service free. Apply
RYAN. Thirteenth and French SITS.
dec2-tf
NOR RENT ~ FURNISHED APART
II ments three rooms and bath. Charles
s. Hurlocy Seventh and Poplar streets.
iani9-tf.
II OR RENT-APARTMENT is THE
II American three rooms end bath. For
information. can j.. s. A. Phone, 5l5s.
fob5-eod lm.
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IL URNIsHED ROOMS BATH AND
II phone NO 905 SMPLEN STREET.
apr1 -eod-ti.
Evening journal., 1915-02-05

TfOR RENT-NO. IO5 w. TWENTY
II seventh street, seven rooms and bath.
Apply Reese Bros No. 412 King street.
feb3-m, ,w,f1m.
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FOR RENT
PUBLIC SALE
FOR SALE OR RENT

q or SALE Or RENT-DWELLING' NO.
y 1112 West Fifth street; eight rooms ana
bath; heater, front and back porches pri'
vate alley electric-gas lighting, good as new :
bargain teb5-eod-lm'
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R or SALE CHEAP-NO. / SIZE V1O-
\ i'm, nearly new. Phone. Diamond state.
40. $3.50. Jant1-tf.
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4 OR sALE-CHUNK MOOD, si.50 PER
loud Phone HOLLY OAK GID.
ian27-lmo.
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7EiTcSITT. WI pa
ROOMS FOR RENT.

-re-s-e-~-----~--.-r-r~-~e-rs
(, ECOND FLOOR FOR RENT APPLY
- No. $50 =. Fourth St. ians-eod-lm.
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= OR RENT-ROOMs. FURNISHED OR
unfurnishcd for light housekeeping
Apply No. 7oS Orange 81. feb8-eod-i im
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REAL ESTATE FOX RENT

II OR RENT-DWELLING NO. 1907 ROD
II ney street, s rooms and bath. Rent.
$50. Apply G.. G.. Lobell. No. 1907 Rodney
street feb2-tf
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8EI.p WANTED-FEMALE.

~ ,NTFD-FIRsT GLASS WAITRESS
w for cafe Must Dee neat and eNper-
enced. Reference required Address f--a'
rrenine journal ONCE iebo-lt.
~ ANTED - EXPERIENCED WHITE
w nurse for child years old. Apply
NM =. T.. dupont Pennsylvania and Park
avenues. Phone. 200. iepa-ot'
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NOR RENT-FURN1sHED FRONT ROOM
n with heat. Apply No 22O West Seven
feenth street ian2l-tf.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.


TF YOU HAVE CLOTHES 10 SELL,
| call HARRIET =. FISHER No. $50 Pop
lar ST. Phone t72ID. octl3'eod-n
TT YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR CLOTHES
4 call up Isaac Gibbs. No. s3s French 81
ID. & A. phone No. 2o95 and he will call
for them. None bought at store. iano.tf
DIANO MOVING AND hAULING-ALL
Il work done with special care. ID. A..
phone 2ST4; Del. 1879. James Stewart
Lowe No. sos ratnali 81. ian9-tf.
II EATER wORK ROOFING AND
III Spouting, Jobhlng and Stove Repairing,
JOHN ~. SCHWEIzEE No. SOS West Front
street, Both phones mArso-tf.
Kepshaw & Whitten
FINEST LINE or
Wall Papers and Cretonucs
s. ". COR NINTH AND WINDSOR SITS
ID. & 4. Phone 429. Wilmington. Del
Estimates Furnished. Lowest Prices.
-ugt2-u
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TYPEWRITERS.

~ YPEWRIrERs RENTED - THREE
i months, $500. Rental applied on pus.
chase. Sold. 5000 monthly Iypewriters
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency. Type.
writer Exchange. No. 015 Market street
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THE EVENING JOURNAL. FRIDAY FEBRUARY s. 1918
For SALE.

OOo QUART -- PURE CALIFORNIA
s)UC Wines at Kei!s. no. 300 East
Fourth street. m12-tf.
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- ovERNAENr POSITIONS ARE EASY
u TO get Ny free booklet h-oou' tens
Sow FSaminations in this State soon. Write
t,d.x-NOW. Earl Hopkins. Washington,
n n ian2-2m.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

--~r.----------~f-'--.~'--- -,
nONESTfC AND GENERAL HELP fuh'
nished on short notice Laborers q spe-
calty. Delaware Employment Bureau, n. w.
Corrler sixth and Tatnan streets, Wilmington
,Dsl Phone. 5O35. Hours A Al. TO
y, A. sobl-lm
Evening journal., 1915-02-05

-OT KING sTpEET, FURNISHED
tUl rooms for rent; running wator.
heat and light. ianl1-im.
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-OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM

y IAN
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
this company for the election OF directors
and for the transaction Of such other busi-
ness as may be necessary or proper. will
be held at the principal Offices of the com
pany Pier 25. North River in the City Of
New York, ON Tuesday February 9th. 1915,
at ~ NJ, and the polls win be closed at
L r.. n. Tho stock transfer books viii be
closed ten days prior TO the date OF meeting.
W. L. WOODROW. Secretary.
ian26 10 iebs. inc.
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u OR sALE-POOL ROOM AND TWO
Il bootblack stands. Reasons for selling,
eeath in family Apply No. 10 East Front
street. jan26-12t
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MANICURING AND
SCALP TREATMENT.

~ scalp treatment massaging. Special
shampoong, 35c. No. 9Oi Market street
second floor. d. s A.. 6505M. feh5.1m.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

80.
- ,NfrrD - HARNEssMAkER AND
w shocmaker's helper First class me-
chanic. sober Joseph Hointz' Dover De'.
febi-6t.
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PAPERHANGERs

-.--.--------->-e---
Ohm REYBOLD. PAPER HANGER.
u no. S23 MADISON ST, Bell Phone
57lsI. jani2-u
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MASQUERADE SUITS

NJ ASQUERADE sUITs-s. A. STAN
NJ berwick, No. s29 vandsver Ave
nue.. D. & A. Phone. 603O. marl1-tf.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-02-19

The General Assembly OF North
Carolina do enact:
Section l. The chapter two
hundred and forty-one, Private
Laws of one thousand nine hund-
red and thirteen, be and the same
is hereby repe ealed, and the follow
ing substituted there for, to wit;
Sec. 1. That every person re-
siding in district number one, Syl-
va Township, and having under his
or her control a child or children
between the ages OF eight and six
teen years, shall cause such child OF
children to attend some public
school in said district, and such at
tendance will continue during the
school term; and for every neglec
of such duty, the person offending
shall be guilty of misdemeanor
and shall be punished as herelnaft
er provided: Provided, that an oc
casional absence from such attend
ance by such child or childrel
amounting to not more than tw'
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-02-19
SHEPPARD REP ,ilD
TO Have MADE ESCAPE

A message has been re = :; at
the office of United States Marshal
Charles A. Webb to the efsect that
H. Sheppard. charged with shooting
R. B. Slaughter, a deputy shall
several weeks ago, has succeeded,
in making his escape from the Jail
at Frankli', an Wherea outs at
the present time are unknown.
According to the information re-
ceived at the marshal's Off e, Shep-
par recently was tried on another
char ,e and was sentenced to the
couety loads. He gave notice of
AN appeal to the Supreme ourt of
North Carolina, and it was while he
was awaiting the outcome OF his ap
peal, it is said, that he made his es-
cape fir m the Jail.
5 1t is stated that the escape was
: effected by means of the use of
e blankets, which formed rope on
= which the pris ner ade his way
|, from the second floor of the prison
to the ground. T blankets were
y tied together, an after breaking
5. away the bars in a manner which
is unexplain ed, Sheppard is report
e ed to have made his gateway with
,e ease.
e A message from Mr.. aushter's
e. bedside is to th effect that he con-
l. tinues to improve, although ii
doubtless will be sometime before
he can resume his dut es. He re-
Gently came to Asheville to receive
medical treatment, and it was found
that his wound was dangerous
,e Ione.-Asheville Citizen.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-02-19
LEARNING ABOUT NORTH CAROLINA.

The editors Of the University
News Letter are reading a hundred
and ten newspaper exchanges every
week.
It may be important for the peo,
p,e Of Nortn Carolina to know about
their University. But it is also I'M
nortant for the University to know
about the people Of North Carolina
&c they hope and dream, and strug-
ole forward and achieve day b,
day.
How else are we to know the Nortl
Carolina that is and is to be?
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-02-19
SINGING CONVENTION.
70 the Choirs of the lower District.
According to promise the writer
aareed to Give one dozen song books

According 10 prOlulSt4 tAlle El!ltll Wll,oA
asreed to give one dozen song books
tc < best cnolr at the coDventlo1
b.!c at Olivet Methodist church,
January 1914, ard. IS the conven
ton had no judges, to give the
award to the best choir. MIR. Shytle
saws that Worley's Chapel got it. |
take this means OF letting the peo-
ME know how the matter stands
The committee vi Moore, DOE
Similar Lee Panele and Hix Stiles
made minute for the conVen;iOI
RI be held on the second Sunday
and Saturday before, and later ai(
they had changed it to the third, 81
7 never cot notice Of it and | dl(
nof 90. I have the n. utes in m.
nossession now. So they met o.
the third. I will leave this matte
to the convention. AS for one | ar
in favor Of all subjects being dis
cussed by Chsistian people, as it
an arm of the Christian Church an
a part of the church work. | thin
the people ought to take more II
terest in the matter
J. NJ. CRAWFORD.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-02-19
WAYNESVILLE men
BEATEN ON Street.

Wade Orwood and C. D. Kelley,
of Waynesvil!e, we're set upon aid
badly beaten about the face and
head, near BecI ii street and
Southside avenue, at al hour
yesterday morning. ii y were in
such condition as result of the
fracas that they were ent /
lice headquarters, where they de-
clared they had been assaulted.
Orwood claimed that he was first
struck on the head with a stick and
then kicked in the face. He named
Will Robinson and "Lum Feather
stone as responsible for his injuries.
Both men wer earrested on Orwood's s
complaint by the police.
Just before the trouble occurred
between the parties to the affair
there had been an argument, it is
alleged, III which a woman is con
cerned. On tie ideWalks Wher,
the men >Ie. picked up vt o
lice, TIE street was red with blood
5 but despite the amount lost, neith
er man, it is thought, was seriousl
: injured. Both went to their home
unassisted.
Late yesterday afternoon Wad
z Orwood was arrested on the chare
of having assaulted Miss Lilli
e Featherstone. The charge was pr
q ferred by her brother, "Lum" Featl
stone.-Asheville Citizen.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-02-19
new ENTERPRISE
At ANDREWS
Andrews Sun. Feb. 13.

Andrews Sun. Feb. 13.
The Graham County Lumber Co.,
Col. Frank Buell., president, has pur-
chased about 80 acres of land, ad-
joining the property of the North
Carolina Tanning Extract Co., and
will erect thereon a large wood
working plant. which will use over
ten million feet of lumber annually,
mostly low grade chestnut oak and
other hardwoods.
In this immense plant which will
be equipped with up-to-date ma
chiery. the lumber will be kiln dried.
and then cut up into table tops and
other furniture demension stock,
also made into house trim, and a
speciality will be made OF cores,
that is the small pieces will be glued
together and made ready to be
yeneered onto later by furniture
manufacturers.
All the chestnut shavings strips
and saw dust will be saved and tht
tannic acid extracted later, so tina
nothing will be wasted.
The entire machinery will b.
driven by electric motors, drive
from large generators operated o
steam, made the waste tror
the wood working machines,
A large number Of men Will (
employed and this big pay roll WI
he welcome addition to Andrew
diversified industries
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-02-19
FORD PLANT IL. CHA. LUTTE.

Washington, FEB. IA branch
manufacturing plant of the Ford
Automobile company is to be es-
tablished at Charlotte in the near
future. according to James A. Cou-
zens, vice president of the comma
nv. who has just returned from q
trip through North Carolina.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-02-19

Tom Patton, twenty-five years
old, a flagman on the Southern
railway, a. brought to Asheville
on train No. Is alb ,ut $50 o'clock
last light from Bryson City, where
he fell bene h a train yesterday
afternoon with the result that one
of tn wheels Of the car passed
over bis left leg, cutting the foot off
above ta nike. e was taken to
Meriwether hospital for treatment.
The bones IN the leg were SO bad
" crushed that the leg was ampU-
tated at 0 This was done in
5ryson City before Mr.. Patton was
brought to this city. His home is
at Murphy. -AshevilIe Citizen.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1915-02-19
URI DOINGS

The week was consumed in sthe
superior cou1tin the trialsof a num-
Der Of minor crimi,aI anG |
the only case Of any moment, that
OF the Site vs.. Geo. Ward charged !
with the killing of his father wa
not reached until yesterday at
n L isn ' being heard.
The cases disposed of are: State
VS.. Charlie Bryson A. W. D. w. Mol.
pros. ;, State VS. Thomas
Cook abandonment. guilty, defend
ant . Jay SIS ITO clerk Of the
court for the term of two years for
the monthly support Of wife. John
Watson assault continued. VIII Rit-
chic &C. W.not guilty. Jim Sutton
and Will Sutton A. W.D.W. continu-
ed for state. Hillard Gidney and Al
vim Ensley assault Gidney found
not guilty Ensley fined $500 Johr
7 Alex 4nuer C. c. Y a.ias continued
Eliza Mathis and Baxter Matthi
A. ". D. W. Alias inued Joe
Wat on an Mack Calhoun kiliin'
hog not guilty. Dave Atwood re
failing continued defendants bont
- fixed at $4,000. Vint Nicholson X
r failing, two cases, guilty jud3emer
S not pronounced. Diliard Hope
9 and Weaver Swayngim A. W. D. Y
IS Swa;ngum guilty Of simple assault
a. Hooper ,4n.y fined $4,000 Z:
! Crane n} Larceny, defendaT
. called and failed nj ci ia and i
II stanta capias issued. Fred ucl
q anan larceny, not guilty. z hi
= Dills forcable Jrespass, guilty, il dg'
re- ment suspended on good behaH 10
Or bond for appearance at next t(Il
in of court. jim RitchieEand BesS-
" Love adultry no. guilty. The cas-
: of Tom Jones and Fred Sutton u
w. der bond for good behavior ";
fl called and it appearing that Suite
n had been arrested for drunkenness
IS; since last term of court, he "
~ fined $4,000.
General R. D. Gilmer was he
,ct Wednesday on business.
Is Attorney Branner Gilmer was