The times dispatch. [volume], September 09, 1912, Page 7, Image 7

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?mdu pianos.
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103 EAST BROAD STREET.
OLDEST MUSIG II?I SE IN VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA.
JRTHER PLANS
OF KAMMERSTEIN
plains in Greater Detail Pro?
ject to Build Theatres in
Prominent Cities.
bw York, September S.?Further
nils of Oscar Harnrncrstein's project
build ii bo .bo for traiui optia. lb
ry prominent city in thu country
announced by the impresario
terddy. 'lite most important part
the statement concerns the rc?iuii?
of interest ror t> tn years. \\lt!t
h?lt! ilia in consideration ho
mate that the i ?st of erection or
. i opera ? . .? . t, .:;t hinsly) j
to Uli? 1 now ;i .?; Theatres in tnia'
utry have been built by individuals
jrdinn to their own notions or that
Ith architect. Moat ol these were
rel; nil miliar with theatrical at-j
i there ari hardly iwp theatres
u In eur.sti ut. tlo.i In this couutry.
tures would probably roach an expen?
diture of about $70 i.OOO.
"Apply lim X-rays of solid business
Investigation on this proposition, the
question Is In place; 'How will this
structure pay Interest and taxesT'
"Not touching for the moment the
question of the primary use of th?
building for grand opera presentations
?the fact of the existence and the
chain of such buildings on connecting
railroad Hues arid centres, their equal
dimensions of auditorium and stago
and working facilities Insures their oc?
cupancy by all pretentious and digni?
fied dramatic, vocal and orchestral at?
tractions traveling through the coun?
try In preference to any existing hall
or theatre Tor local singing and other
. iclet us, for balls and civic assem?
blages, opportunity of publicity for
lot : talent, dormant In obscurity, a
"All In all, the revenues from these
sobrces alone Insure the payment of
Interest on the mortgage bonds and
? u
personnel, By way of illustration, he
mentlom d two prospective circuits, one
comprising Albany Syracuse, Buffalo,
Detroit, Cleveland. Pittsburgh, Clriclh
natl, S* J.ouis, Kansas City and Den?
ver, the other comprising Baltimore,
"Washington, Norfolk, Richmond, At?
lanta, Birmingham, Nashville, Mem?
phis, New Orleans. Oalveston, lluuston,
Dallas a;.d San Antonio.
JUMPS FROM WINDOW
WITH BABE IN ARMS
TerrlOvd woman Painfully Hurl lu
l r; Ink lb Escape
ir? through
floor, 'found the little girj, arid t
?
from the window. The building
i cut ted.
VO I iNG PRECINCTS FOR
PRIMARY ON TUESDAY
clay w*nn.
( lyde'W, Snundera, Superintendent,
First Precinct, ?el7 W on! Mala Street?Itrr{t?trai-.l ndcr. Waller C.
Hnftrrlli Judge, HotrHI \\ eleijfrr; Jadge-Clcrk, Illjiir ilaibmv
Second Preelnel, so:.:b Ilt.rrlroti street? It ris 1st ru r-J n dye, H. n,
{Wnltnni Judge, < berles French) Judge-Clerk, II. II. Uurfoot.
Third Precinct, aOI "South I.uurel Street?neglstrnr-Jtldge, John T, Car.
ter; Judge, IW.brrt 'I roiwcr; Jndsre-Glerk, Charles I'. Pcttus.
Fohrth Preelnet, isus West lory street?Registrar-Judge, Jesepb P..
Ifelnillj Judge, n. V, D, Moore) Judge-Clerk, Loula Oovernator,
Fifth Prectncf, ?'. ??ont? First Str.-ct? Registrar-Judge, 1 litletou l lti
scruJtli Judge, Clarence i Stilton j Judge-Cleric, notiert Suttoa,
M tDISON W 4.It 1 >.
Jcmr \. I.addi Superintendent.
First Preelnel. 4H Nnrlb Eighth ?trect?llearlhtrnr-.ltid-f. A, I? Ten?
ner; JudspCi I.. V. Maaoni Judge^Clrrk, .John Terfc?,
Second Preelnol, tin \<irth Sevent .1 seven?Registrar-Judge, W, Ilnr
rlwon nlolr; Judge, Charles G.Boaber) Judge-Clerk, .lohn SulllTan,
Third Preelnel, I7l>:t East Hroad '.irret?Itectsirar-JuilKc, .). J. foij
.Indue. Abe Cohen; Jndire-Clerk, Tli >tna.n OToole,
Fourth Precinct, 7C2 Hull Slrrr I ? :t cvl?l rnr-Jtidue. II, A. GUI; .ludirc,
William Caudle 1 Judge-Clerk, .1. 11. Perdue, ,lr.
FlftD Precinct, 1304 Hull "Irert-RrglMt rar-Jndge, M. A. Rlgbtsell|
Judge, S. E, Phillips; Jinlcr-f Irrk, John Ivelly.
M*th Precinct, lSOfi Hull street?Registrar-Judge, W. 1.. IN.tier, .Jndgo,
p. A. Williamson) Judge-Clerk, llarrey Wilson.
l.EB WARD,
tvlrr E, Taylor, Superintendent,
Flrit Preelnet. Morrison and Pro id Street??Reglnf rnr*Jtldge, Heath
llimlii: inilue, it. Graysba Daablelii .1 udise-t'lerk, .Inniea It. Sneppnrd.
Second Preelnet, 810 Weal Itrnml "treet?Registrar?lodge, It, I".. Ma
lone; Judge, W, s. I,ynfaant| Judge-Clerk, J, W, PerelTnl.
Third Preelnet, isos-7 Went Rrnnd street?Reglat rnr-Judge, Peter
Winston 1 Judge, .7. w. Klmbrongh) Judge-Clerk, Pot Cnrtla,
Fourth Preelnet, Monroe and itrond Streets?Reglatrar-Judgr, Andrew
Krause 1 judge, iv. r. Pllsgerald) judge-Clerk, 11. s. wherry.
Fifth Preelnel, 00-1 SI. .inrarx Street?Registrar-Judge, E, J. nuleherj
Judge, t.eorne T. Reanj .ludur-flerk, II. ('.. (inrrelt.
JEFFr.nsov WARD,
F. r. Hicks, s nperlatendenr,
Ftrnl Preelnet, 2210 Fant Main Street?ReKl.<>?riir-.Iu:I;rr, ( hr.rle?
Koas) .fitciRp, .1. .1. Campodonlco 1 Judge-Clerk, Pete O'Connor,
Second precinct, TTrenljr-lhlrd nn.l Leigh Street??Registrar-Jadge, It.
V, Ilropli7| Judge, O. I.. Alberteoni Je.dsre-C'lerk, II. C, llrnneh.
Third Preolnot, 717 North TiTciit:r-tlf th Htrert?Registrar-Judge, < hnrlr*
Ktmaj Jtidire, M. 1-. B07>0| Judge-CI** k, II, fj, AlUlnaon.
Fourth Prceloef, 280r> M Street?Itonlslrnr-Jfudne, Qeerge Brlfisolarni
Jttdce, W. O, Ennl?| JudRc-flerk, Hum MrEwen,
Fifth Frrolnet, Trrenly-iiltitli ami llronO fifreets?TteKlntrar-.luriKc.
W, ir. nanes| judga, n. a. McPhnlli Judge-Clerk, l? .1. Rggleatnn,
?lxth Proeinol, BT31 Ttorth TwentT.laiventU Street?Tteelntrnr-Jiidne, it,
j A. rnrndoi .Indue, J, nttlfTi Jndare-flprk, ,T. I.. I.nirdrr,
10 BE CHOSEN
AI BALLOT BOX
(Continued from First Fane.)
to sonio of them, such us income tux
rot ?: ns have li' ? h. revealed In the Blare
. .- publicity. Here and there niltcial
reCords an I votes In Council mcctlii?.
11 been dug up and criticised* The
mental powers, and, eyeh further, the
peculiar adaptabilities, of thu men wlio
havo oll^r.d themselves tor oihcti liavu
been considered in places which might
Burprlao those who havo not cljacly
followed tha drift of tau tides of puo
i:c taellng. Uui to the credit of the
?:ty add i.:v ticket, nothing disgraceful
to a siiigi-j candidate among to a six?
teen been produced or ?voii hinted
:: i Oiie :ah deny that a largo part
; ui the public interest in the e .wpaigii
.... . ? (tire i di<uul the Citizens' AbSO
. tl its nations and their results;
in tact, next to the hewbpapers. which
ure the real salvation ot any city or
Btiitu ir nation, the Citizens' Associa?
tion muy Uaiui tut; credit l^r an agita?
tion which i.iu brought to thu publik
attention the largest measure of Inter
I'lunued a Convention.
l-larly in year, soon after t.;' ?ut
I
islaturti Mod U01? slgliod by the O am
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Richmond set themselves to tho task
of trying to secuio tho election to thu
i Administrative itoard of ineii wtiu
would be meutally able to c^i? / >r tue
situation, li wii> realised that to a
lai'sce extent the succeaB or falluru ot
the attempt to run th-s municipality on
soinu scalu of business judgment would
depend upon tho lirtu set of men
elected, for the public will judge Of thj
rotjjts through the record mado by
thetn.
Bo various councils we.ro held to con?
sider a method ol choosing tlvo men
'who would make ka(1. It was feared
that with many candidates, appeals to
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the people witn the entire proposition
tVuuted Double System.
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should ue elected by thO people ul a
rived. DeitgatC'S to this convention
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.'at ? i tne;
it a cohvi
s sli itud from
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d that .1 packed
Ihg 'i ci y w i.-k.- d, ah
unanimously to nominate
Named u loll I iekef.
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U. i ;.t >? met UI:d Off! ii ... .
of the citizen
. Kdgai Ii, Foi
it p.
nas stood by them, even .: most of
members ffeel that, In li e i.ght
Ticket Im Vt lacked;
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There wa . ., ,i u .? ,i to ki
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Helped nhd Hint.
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ami has I.e. n pru tlv th- lind ilng ? :
-Marx Otttist and William H. ?'.immer
maun, who, before the citizens Kavii
garded as leading factors in th.- rac .
Ill
gle member of tin- citizens' Vssnciailuii
who expects the election of :ts entire
ticket. In fact, it lit stated that some
of the members of th. committee which
selected th- fivo then will not oven
vale for all tin- men they chose t?
iltake the race. Nevertheless, the con?
stant reiteration of mo live names has
had its effect llpoh many Citizens, and
nil of them will gel large votes.
The Dalian Club of Richmond has Its
favorltcd In the race, ami small groups
of citizens base pick, d out lists for
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?.lSJIJIIII.il IISMimyilfllllHUni'''"!"?rSHIHHi?l II wmt.
. im to vote But no other organtea
? :. has an especial Mate,
Itesulla Forecasted.
rti suits are not easy to gauge. It
? ems that Senator Koikes is a certain
nor. Perhaps nineteen men out
jot twenty v.ouM say without hesitj
tion that senator Poikes will head
til i: k, I. perhaps tho twentieth oho
.. . ..11 shy mat Hubert Whlttet, Jr. Will
In in.- lead Vet there are so many
?? tings tu be considered regarding .Mr.
\. l.lttct's chances mat the careful ob
rver ts unlikely to place, him so close
i'o the hca i oi Iho list. Ills election
probable; yet he way be at .he bot
t m of Hie live who are chosen.
A feature of Iho campaign has beeti
I ?. i>< rsom i light waged on .Mr. Whit
tet by Clyde vV. Saundvru. it has iriadi
.>. felt In many ways known to .Mi.
Hatiudi is, win? Is a politician of no
miau abilllj und I'osoUrceiUliicss. Mr.
tVhittit rcpiiei.1 to th.. barges agulnst
.
en;. Auditorium Saturday night.
.Not ., tow stiiJunts oi tiu situation
nclleve Mr. UeCk will lau.I In "OCOlld
v, t liier? .tri others who deity
that he will have a place among tie
:
Wage Win- on McCarthyi
Another Interesting feature litis bbi a
i:... mouths a.. . almost anybody
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?i. smile thing! in his public speeches
i itll moused doriiilint enemies and
i . ? miid lilni in- w oneni 11 i ? fuiiili
liirilj with civic problems in general,
i.i it ,iii the aflalrti oi the city of itfch
ihobd in particular, In everywhere a.i
ibltti l. yet als methods of saying and
. lini things set people against hliu.
iiis conciliatory remarks at the Clij
mditoriuiil Saturday night arc calcu?
lated in restore pubic favor,' and it
may t"- regarded as a certainty mat
. .ii I.. pursiK : in- same line during
i in- entire canvass, t.,. :-.- would never1!
tor a moment have been thu slightest'
doubl of his election As II Is. his fate
l?ngs In th ? balance. There are Inllu-j
. itial p. opie who arji mnkling personal
appeals :.. their friends to vot< against
Captain McCarthy
Marx Oil rial linn many elements lb I
draw from, noil bus made nil riattiiq
campnign, from which he emerges
without an enemy mid with many
friends. Some of his sources of I
strength arc a little uncertain! but|
He Is considered to have a good chanc'
of election.
Uli* Wob totes.
In recent, weeku the chances of th
noniiii.it on ..f Uiaham B. Hobson ha>
apparently boon vastly Improve"'
Tliosi who remember bis record 1
lite City Council are working tor hin
John Vy. M?uVc, nov. an Aldcrina
from the Southside, m.s stcadiij grow
in public f.ivor, arid i? regarded as on
pi ; inen with li chunce,
? liarles V., Ilichai Is will ?? t ah eiibi
I motiH vote in Jefferson Wtird, but it
i is not s > well knoyi'n Iii the West Km
Tin lireinen are working liard for Cai
it.tin Taylor. Mr. Zimmermann b.
.1 good Inipri a ?inn on the si tin
tri? mis than win n lie began it ..um
I peoi le iiht hjrii far t.;i oil tin list; Tl
UeOrgb i: Kavls, .loh'n llirsolibers. <VI
I liniu r. Ivtiowl vH'HM puul-j ail hai
the city ol II linn
ballots t..-iii. mow.
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euil.llli.lt es v. ; .
business manager
sciiooi, i>. V \ i us m \ n'siiir.
Will He i'lNtAhllKhrd b> l lerka of Ashr
i'llle Mere Millie (lullte*.
[Special to The Tlmes-Dlspatoh.) !
Ashovllle, N c. Ceptcmber * The
clerks of the leading merortiiillln
houses of this city vv'.H within the vary,
near I'lijun CStllllilsIl a school of sales (
miuishlp. the I.I. a !i:i\ itin I..-, n Indorsed'
I.-.' no- be ill merchants' association.!
Th-- step in regarded as a progressive
one. and th. SflhOOl will tie .|iilte Aril
Innovation In this section of the State.j
th.- clerks plan to hold meeting atfinl- i
mohtaiy. at wtvich warloda dopwrt-I
incuts o< different stores will b? ills
ctiSscd and criticized, :nul the members
the Boles forces will rood papers
regarding ;1" Until oi business in whielt
thi-j ure engaged. H is planned to
bring prominent merchants tu Ashe
vilie for addresses .'it frequent inter?
vals and tin- lesuits .'f tin school will
i- ?? itched with Interest hen a itieet
n t -i organizing (he institution will
held in an earlj date, when otllcera
?a ill I . selected .ml th-- plahis for ihn
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text books in the public ? 'hoois i - be?
ing considered b) comiiilt'tct-s from thi
tlivatur Western North Carolina assoi
i-iatlon and the MerchurttSi Association
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pib-d f"i- us'- In .i campaign to brine,
about tin adoption of I.Its rbr itiahj
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i>r. p.i. I'd to submit so.ii. interesting
North Carolina Usoeiutloii Is com?
posed of seven counties of the extreme
the Morehi lit a i-lntlon has on Hs
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end the i tiiehim n luirialncd Idle durlti
will resume ' their duties to-morro'
'
lioQ n liioiiii.v. committees from thai or
gahlzutlou sblieitcd new members
Thursday am! Friday and in.- cam?
paign will be continued through Mon?
day. During the two da<s tibi I the
work has been in progress one-half of
the amount has tuen scoured, and it
is hoped to raise (hi- deal i?d sum by
Monday iit-n.ri. The eampnigh Is
in elinrgo of Secretary A W. Me
Kiami, of Charleston, (f., formerly
..f Aklnhoma city.
Much Interest has been shown herb
In the annouacomcnta that a party
composed of seventy-five geographic:
storients of this and other nations Wl
visit Asheville October il. The part
is composed Of thirty representative
>.f foreign nations and forty-rive metr.
hers Of tho georaphleal Society of New
Vork, tinder the ausple.es of which
torn over a large nan of the Unite
States Is being made. The student
ore now on the Pacific coast ami Wl
return t" Asheville by tvny of Chattn
nooga. Terin., Where they will span
one day. They leave here for Ch?i
lottesvllle, where they will visit th
University of Virginia. They ar,- mas
Inj; a study of geographical condition
In the states Which thfey arc vislttn
lind Asheville is Iii-- only city In th
Si it.' at which tbeir ppoclal train wl
stop
l."i>ert Carries, a yoliris cntiffeur c
Knoxviltc, is awaiting tr.lal at the ne>
term of Htiperlor Critirt charged wit
the Inrcen} ?l an automobile, tn
charge ha vine been preferred as tit
result lif nn acctdeiht which occurred t
IJlltinore, when the car Which Cam,
was IririviiiK wan driven into a trelirl
cni it'I almost completely wreckei
Carnes, with a party of friends, Ii t
a I legt i I i i: 1:1 i |oy ride at mldulgl
which Insti i u-.til tie- collision occtii
:, .i w l.. it it v. is robbed of nil th
vcstlgutlnii showed that Carries ha
tnkev tli.. car from ,, garage withal
the iV risen l of the owned, and hn
??borrowed" tin automobile fur his ow
use ltal)>lt Arbogast, the pt^rletor t
the garage, was the principal wltnef
iiguinst him in the preliminary heat
and Conies did not K<> on th
stand His bond was named at $50
.
s;M>\V SriIOtll COS VKNTION
i:\D-. it- i\\i tl, -i.??lw
I Special i.. The Tlrttes-Dlspatch.]
Charlottcsvllle, v., . Heptember ?>
Tie annual Sunday school conventloi
of all Protestant denominations of AI
bctnarle County, held at Spring HI!
Church, near Advance Mills, carne t.
a close yesterday, t" met>< .;??? year a
tin- Ratesvllie MothodlM Church. Olli
ceiB w, ie elected a.- follow*: presldsni
.liipten Jv vis ?. ylco:presUlents, Tt. 3
Perkins, Jam-- a ? White, i. v. . Buk?
Samuel J. Itobinaon ami T. K. Wllholt
secretary, Charles it. Stevens, treas
liter. W. W. \\>,ldell
Tite secretary h statistical report fa
the pnst year revealed the following
Schooiii reporting. 53! officers an<
teacher* i scholars, -, ?t??. total, r>,
Ml: conversions, fcOfc. collections, $1,
?;.?.? home d-psrtment members, Joo
? :i. roll members, i n-thoy?ai
schools, -t-'.