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MONDAY: EVENING, MAY-2, 1921
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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J EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION
:-: PASTIME :-
TODAY
NAZIMOVA
in RITA WEI MAN'S
"Madam Peacock"
A tho wnmnn who rolinuuished with a shrug those things ir
lifc most women hold most dear for what? She was later to learn.
If you like "NAZIMOVA" don't miss seeing this great picture
ADDED ATTRACTION
PATHE NEWS
SPECIAL MUSIC AT NIGHT IJY MRS
ADMISSION 10 and 20 CENTS
SPURLOS VERSENKT
HATCHER
war lax included
TOMORROW
"SRAIGHT IS THE WAY"
With
Matt Moore and Gladys Leslie
A COSMOPOLITAN PRODUCTION
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
From the story by Ethel Watts Mumford Grant
Scenario by Frances Marion
On cent a word for cat' insertion.
THIS SIZE TWO CENTS A
WORD.
This size three cents a
word.
All adi cash with copy. Count the
words before lending in your
copy.
FOR SALE MAXWELL IN GOOD
condition. Bargain. $275. Standard
Garage.
FOR SALE OVERLAND FIVE
passenger, $700. Abemethy Motor
Co. 2G tf
PIANO TUNING E. E. ANDER
aon. Phone 180-J., Hickory, N.
C. 4 CO Gt pd
"Let Me Enjoy" J
Let me enjoy the earth no less
Because the all-enacting Might
That fa-hioned forth its loveliness
Had other aims than my delight.
About my path there flits a Fair
WTio throws me net ? word or sign,
I will find charm in her uncare
And laud tl.'jsc lips not meant for
mine.
From m?nuFcrips of moving song
Inspired by scenes and soub unknown,
l'il pcur out raptures that belong
To ethers- as they wera my own.
Perhaps some day, toward Paradise
And c 11 its blest if such should be
I shall lift glad, afar-off eyes,
Thought it contain no dace for me.
Thomas Hardy.
FOR SALE EIGHT RESIDENCE
lots 75 by 190 feet on 18th street,
part of Cline property. D. T.
Applcjratc. 27 Gt
FOR SALE tt ROOM BUNG A LOW
with lights, water, bath, etc. Ad-
' drcti 700 0th avenue or Phono
191. 4 12 tf
FOR RALE MUCK 1920 FIVE
passenger, $1,400. Abemethy M--tor
Co. ' 26 tf
WANTED TO BUY SEVERAL
fresh milch cows. D. M. Boyd and
Company. 4 26 tf
FOR SALE DODGE TOURING
car. $750. Abemethy Motor Co.
26 tf
FOR SALE FORI) ROADSTER.
$300. Abemethy Motor Co. 26 tf
FOR RENT A FOUR ROOM
house in Wiest Hickorv. Mrs. M. J.
Mull, R-4 Hickory, N. C. 4 30 3t pd
FOR SALE FORD COUPE. $130.
Aberneihy Motor. Co. 26 tf
FOR SALE HUDSON SIX-FORTV.
Good shape Standard Garage. 16 tf
FOl( SALE-TWO DODGE Touring
cars in fine shape; Standard Gar
age. 16 tf
- VrkTTTCr? HITS' M lVSlAJW nVLM 1 T
fer:Postal Mail Service. ,.$120
month. Examination - May.Exper
ience unnecessary. For free partic
ulars, write R. Terry. (former
Civil Service examiner) 1252 Conti
nental Bldg., Washington, D. C.
4 30 3t pd
GET BUSY. KEEP BUSY, IS YOUR
unsafe? "Is it permanent? You want
n life Ion? business. You can got
into such a business selling more
than 137 Watkins Products direct
to farmers if you own auto or team
cr can get one; if you arc under 50
and can give bond with personal
sureties. We back you with big sell
ing helps, 52 years in business, 20,
(:0().000 users of our products.
Write for information where you
can get territory. J. R. Watkins
Co., Department 112, Winona, Minn.
4 30 5t Sat pd
FOR SALE NEW FORD SEDAN.
Standard Garage. 16 tf
FOR SALE ESSEX TOURING Car
in first class condition. Standard
Garage. 16 tf
MJANTEDi PLAIN SEWING, Phone
306-J. Mrs. J. Claude Whitener.
5 1 2t
FOR RiENT THREE UPSTAIRS
rooms for light housekeeping. Mod
em conveniences. 1000 Tenth Ave.
Phone 384-J. 5 1 6t pd
WANTED TO BUY SEVERAL
second hand Fords, with starters.
Must be in good condition. D. M.
Boyd and Co. 4 26 tf
ADMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE
Having qualified as administratrix
of the estate of Walter S. Taylor, late
of Catawba County, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of ' said de
ceased to exhibit them to the under
signed at her residence in the City of
Hickory, North Carolina on or before
the 12th day of April. A. D.. 1922,
cr this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment.
This the 12th day of April, A. D.,
1921.
MPS. MINNIE C. TAYLOR,
Administratrix Estate Walter S. Tay
lor. Thos- P. Pruitt, Attorney. 4 12 Tu Gt
2
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
North Carolina,
Catawba County.
We, E. D. Yoder and C. C. Gamble,
trading as a partnership, under the
name of the "Yoder; Grocery Corn
pan." announce a dissolution of the
said partnership effective April 1st,
1921- C..C. Gamble, having bought the
business, will collect "all outstanding
accounts end '.assume- the payment of
all outstanding obligations. The busi
ness wil 4jntinue under its pres
ent name by Mr. Gamble as an in
dividual. Dated April 14th, 1921.
E. D. Yoder,
C. C. Gamble
15 4t Fri
Springfield. Republican.
Col. George Harvey in an address
on journalism in 1908 did indeed ,r
condemn acceptance of public office!
by editors. He made his mor-v.a;;
clear beyond any shadow of doub :
"The fitness or unfitness of those
selected is not a point in issue. It is
the practice only which we depre
cate. And, call it what me maya
bribe to insure a continuance of al
legiances lor, less obnoxiously, a re
ward for services rendered the out
come of everyone of such transact
ions is the same the people's loss of
a champion and a newspaper's sacri
fice of its birthright for a glittering
bauble.
"What, then, shall we conclude?
That an editor shall bar acceptance
of public position under any circum
stances? Yes; absolutely; and , any
thought or .hope of such preferment,
else his avowed purpose is not his
true one; i his policy is one of deceit
in pursuance of an unannounced end.
His guidance is untrustworthy, his
calling that of a teacher false to his
disciples for personal advantage, his
conduct .1 gross betrayal not only of
public confidence, but also of the
faith of every true journalist jealous
of a profession which should be of the
noblest and the farthest removed from
base uses in the interest of selfish men
This was a sweet morsel for Senator
Harrison in his recent attack on Col.
Harvey's nomination tobe embassa
dor to Great Britain. The colonel's
"Yes, absolutely," in 1908 was delici
ous. But the senator failed to take
note of one fact.
Col. Harvey met the sudden emer
gency of his' nomination to office with
such nimble genius that he may now
boast that his acceptance involves no
inconsistency with his idealistic posi
tion of 13 years ago. For he has
abolished his own paper and ceased
being an editor.
The "glittering bauble" is his; he
saMs next week. But the colonel
has graduated from the ranks of ed
itors to those of diplomatists and
statesmen, leaving the people, alas!
to mourn "the loss of a champion
ana a newspaper's sacrifice of its
birthright. Perhaps the best epi
taph for Harvey's Weekly is, "Spur
los Versenkt." But the editor did
not go down with it.
S-P-O-R-T-S
NATIONAL
Brooklyn 3; Philadelphia 0.
Pittsburgh 2; Chicago 0.
New York 7; Boston 2.
St. Louis 1; Cincinnati 0.
AMERICAN
Cleveland 5: Chicago 1.
Detroit 2; St. Louis 1. ( (11 innings.)
Washington 1; Philadelphia 5.
Boston-New York no Sunday baseball
'NAZIMOVA' THE FAMOUS STAR
PASTIME TODAY,
PIEDMONT
Won. Lost.
Raleigih 4
Winston-Salem 4
High Point ; 2
Danville 2
Greensboro 1
Durham 1
0
1
2
2
3
3
AMERICAN
Won. Lost.
Cleveland 12 5
Washington ,10
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
Having purchased the interests of V.
B. Cashion and H. J. Rockctt in the
Hickory Mattress and Springs
Company, this is to notify all persons
that I am responsible for the busi
ness of this company in the future. I
assume all obligations and all debts
owing the firm are payable , . to me
The Hickory Mattress & Springs
Company is not responsible for any
contracts made by either -V. 13.
Cashion or H. J. Rockett.
This 4th of April, 1921.
D. P. CLINE,
Owner Hickory Mattress & Springs
Co. 6 4t Wed
H B a v J
Medium and High Grade Fur
niture bought, sold and ex
changed. We have a repair and up
holsteriner denartment. PH
1 reasonable.
We exchange new for your
old.
Phones 389 301
The Hylan Menace in New York
Springfield Republican.
Chicago, in spite of all its experi
ences under Mayor Thompson, the
representative though- not the brai.'is
of one. of the most evil political ma
chines that have cursed American
municipal government, reelected him.
The better element in New York is
struggling to avoid a similar misfor
tune in the re-election of Mayor Hy
lan. of whom perhaps the best that
can be said is that he is not as bad as
Thompson. It is evident that in spite
of all Hylan's grotesque and harmful
inadequacies the continuation of his
regime is probable. -
Apparently the only hope, of de
feating Hylan lies in the possible
disclosure of sensational erraft. An
acute student of New York politics was
recently asked whether it had not
been a mistake for th? Republican
ccntroled Legislature to vote to in
vestigate Hylan. and whether. tfie mis
take would not help to elect him.
"'You've got it wrong," was the qubk
reply, "Hylan was already elected ex
cept for the chance that an investi
gation might break him." And in
that reply the observer seems to hav?
covered the case as fully as the
mayor's wife agreed had been done
by the queen of Belgium wifoen- in ac
knowledgment of the queen's praise
of New York, she remarked, "Queen,
you said a mouthful."
In insisting upon his measure for
the untangling cf the New, York trac
tion situation. Gov. Miller, wholly
apart from the merits of the act, has
obviously given Mayor 1 Hylan the
side of thai issue which is popular in
New York city. The governor was
warned of. this by Republican leaders
from .the metropolis but regular as
he is party politics, he is understood
to have replied with frank stubborn
ness that the traction situation . had
to be cleaned up and that he wouid
drive his measure through at any
cost.
Mayor Hylan has opportunely b-;eri
ensblod to score another popular ap
peal by vetoing, along with other
salary increases, an increase of his
own salary from $15,000 to $25,000
which had been voted by the Legis
lature. In a Republican meeting held
to consider the possibilities of the
coming anti-rlylan campaign, one
leader fervently said, "I am glad the
legislature has adjourned. If thev
stay adjourned may be we can put it
across. Otherwise God knows what
will happen to us."
New .York
Boston .
Detroit -
Chicago
St. Louis -
Philadelphia
6
5
7
4
5
9
5
6
5
7
7
0
9
The attraction extraordinary a the
Pastime theatre today will be the
great Nazimova. in "Madame Pea
cock" the picture sine herself has de
clared to be her greatest since
"Revelation.''
Thi-flatest photoplay from the story
by Rita Wleiman will present the
Russian star as Jane Goring, a bril
liant stage celebrity who finds the
heights of fame somehow do not
bring the complete happiness she had
imagined.
Written by one of the leading dra
matic writers of the. day and enacted
by undoubtedly the most finished
actress in the world, "Madame
Peacock" is a masterly and telling
portrayal of the soul of a remark
able woman. '
At the same time and later m the
stnrv Nazimova comes to ths front
250 i i a second character; as Gloria
rvnmwp.ll. the o-ifted nondescript lit
tle girl to whom Jane Goring is rath
er more than a goddess.
Chief in support of Nazimova is
PvnKprt- and others impor-
i'tant in the cast are: John St?ppling,
JXi William Orlamond, Rex Cherryman
irt Albert Cody. Gertrude Claire and
oU i tmv,, -nTinrwifTin-rnp. Rflv C. Smallwood
- . . n T - Awn 'a
Pet.
1.000
.750
.500
.500
.250
Pet.
.70(5
.667!
.333 i
NATIONAL
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn . ,
w,vn T nf Pot signed the. art settings. Ad
Won. Lost. Pet pathe News gpecial
Chicago .
Cincinnati .
Boston .
Philadelphia .
St. ' Louis
11 4
- 11 5
8 6;
i - 6
8 9
6 10
4 9
5 9
SOUTH ATLANTIC
- V Won. Lost. Pet.
Augusta 4 2 .667
Greenville 4 2, .667
Charlotte 4 2 .667
Clumbia 3 3 .500
Charleston - 2 4 .333
Spartanburg 1 5 .200
the nicture from Nazimova s
adaptation; and Rudolph Bergquist
photographed it. Edward Shulter de-
i r
7o": traction Pathe JNews. opeciai .music
fioQ tomgnt toy lurs. naicuei, i'"
571 ' "Straight ' is ' the Wjay" Cosmopoli
'500 1 tan production a. Paramount picture
471 'featuring Mat t-Jfloore and Gladys
'375 Leslie, from the story"' by Ethel
.308 Watts Mumford Grant. A most pleas
.357 ing comedy dramav ., ,
SCHOOL CLOSED SATURDAY
NEW BALL TEAM
TO PLAY THURSDAY
Another baseball game Thursday
afternoon in the Sunday school lea
gue will give the fans their frist -p-portunity
to see the St. Andrews Lu
theran tesm in action against the
Presbyterians, who will play their
second game. Manager Pitts believes
his hefties will be able to take the.
measure of Manager Frank Hendcr
son's huskies, but the beliefs cf both
will be arbitrated on the Lenoir Col
lege baseball diamond at 4 p. m.
Thursday.
The schedule of games f ir the.
leseue. now consisting of faur teams,
will be announced in a few days. The
other members will be the Methodist?
and Baptists.
Britain's Remarkable Budget
The Allen Frye school closed Sat
urday with exercises by the differ
ent grades. The .graduating exercis
es took place at 10:30 p. m. At
1:30 p. m. Prof. M. S. Beam, super
intendent of the Newton graded
schools, delivered the address. In
the evening a play, Dust of the
Earth," was given.
Alex F. Ryland, vice president of
the First National Bank, of Rich
mond, Va., arrived in the city a
few days ago to accompany A. H.
Crowell. president of the Shuford
National Bank, on a fishing trip to
Bridgewater.
UfeJ
Money back without question
It HUN I S 1 atl'
SKIN DISEASE REMEDIES
I (Hunt's Salve and Soap), fai. n
the treatment of Itch. Eczema,
Ringworm.Tettcr or other itch
ing ekin diseases. Try this
tree'ment t our ri;1t.
HICKORY DRUG COMPANY
Lumber in East Africa
Manchester (N. H.) Mirror.
Perhaps lumber and pulp -jv ill not
cost so much in America when the
foreign buyers cease giving orders
for forest products to mill owners in
this country and Canada. In British
East Africa there are 2000.000 acres
of fine timberland being opened for
the making of wood products to be
shipped out of that continent, Cheap
railways and water transportation
are being used. Other nations are
possessed of great forest in Africa
and elsewhere, and the differences in
the value of gold in other countries,
as compared with money values here,
practically forces the development of
foreign resources. The need of em
ployment for people in England arid
other lands will favor the jievr im
pulse in industry. If they prevent
orders from coming here housing ma
terial ought to become cheap enough
here to bring about a great bocm in
'.ome building.
New York World.
- Little noted abroad because of
anxiety over the reprations issue- les,1?
noted even at home than it should ns
by reason of the coal crisis, the Brit- 1
ish budget, balance is again a feat ot 1
constructive statesmanship worthy ct
the highest admiration.
To have estimated the total reve
nues in advance within one-half of
1 per cent is itself a feat sufficiently
marvelous in comparison w ith the
haphazard calculations of Albany or .
Washington. But the wresting of a'
surplus revenue cf $920,000,000 from
the fiscal confusion of the. day is the
final test of Mr. Chamberlain's work.
It is true that a somewhat larger
sum iwas derived from loans and the
sale 'of war property left unused, but
the permanent national debt was re
duced to an extent of nearly $200 -000,000
in excess of new obligations.
Wtar material for sale is a fading re-
Source, but JVir. unamioerriin nas
thought of that, also of the fact
interest on public American debt is
now to be paid and a reduction of
$880,000,000 in expenditure is plan
ned, again worthy of Washington
consideration.
The budget is bitterly assailed -for
political purposes naturally, and also
by business men who say that the
"breaking-point" in taxation has been
reached. But it shows a country that
is solvent in spit of enormous war
losses. Before. American bankers talk
too positively of holding the financial
center of the .world in Wall street,
let them consider the advantage to j
private finance of London's fcabit of 1
facine- monetary problems with vision
and courage, and of public finance
that joins hands, with statesmanship.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Wagner and
daughter Barbara Nestor are spend
ing several days in Drexel with Rev.
and Mrs. J. A. Nector.
DR. W. I. BOWMAN
CHIROPRACTOR
1240 9th Avenue, over Williams
; Clothing Co.
Office Hours:
9 to 12 A. M., 2 to 5 P. M.
Night Hours,Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. 7 to 8 P. M. f
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
9 to 12 a. m. only. t
Phone 412 HICKORY, N. C.
G. A. Thomason, Frank Beck, A. L
Hefner, J. C. Shuford
James C. Shuford Co
1212-1214 Tenth Ave.
Plumbing, Tinning, Heating, Roof
ing of all kinds
Prompt Service Reasonable Prices
Satisfaction Guaranteed
. . ESTIMATES FURNISHED
PHONE 31 . .....
You Can Do It With a
Reo Speed Wagon
See it at
Johnson's Garage
Jitney Schedule
Hickory-Lenoir Jitney ScbednU
Leave Lenoir 8:30 P. M.
Lave Hickory 500 P. M.
Arrive for No. 21 and 22.
C E. ROBBINS
CHICHESTER S PILLS
WV-s. TI,E DIAMOND BRAND. A ,
DIAMOND IIRAND PILLS, fo. M
yesrs knowr as Best. Safest. Al 2ys ReUa'cji
SOLD BY 0RU Q!STS EVLTOHERi
Hickory Lodge No. 343
A. F. & A. M.
Regular communication First
and Third Monday nights.
Brethren cordially invited to b
present.
H E WnitpniM. Moo
f D. B. TAYLOR, See.
r'.i ?n congress shows that it can
.entifically redistribute Hip burden
of fixation it will earn the confidence j
of the publicChicago News,
Now Is the Time to Plant ,
"it Pays to Plant a Place"
'; Landscape Department '
THE HOWARD-HICKORY CO.
Hickory, N. C. .
ELGIN WATDffg
YOUR WATCH AT ITS BEST
Depends much on the man
at the bench. Mr. Wag
oner has had a thorough
training in one of the best
schools (for watch mak
ers) and 8 years experi
ence at the bench in north
ern cities. No job too
difficult. We repair
Swiss as well as Ameri
can watches. Best ser
vice at lowest prices
guaranteed.
Fine Ke&airthd
JEWELRY CLOCKS SLMtrwaK.
- - 'm,
Yours for Service,
A. J. ESSEX,
Jeweler and Graduate Optometrist
1 1
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II Largest Independent V AwWvPW A" A
Cigar Factory in S 1 JST-Ivi !
Announcement
'Having taken over the
management of the Red
"C" Oil Company's
plant, I desire to an
nounce that in future I
will be responsible for
the distribution of Gaso
line, Kerosine Oil and
Oils in this territory.
vMr;.$ieinhardt, an
expert "salesman, will
see of the de-
be in el
livery .truck.
My office will be
maintained at John
son's Garage.
I shall be ready at all
times to render prompt
and satisfactory ser
vice. Very sincerely,
J. B. Johnson
Phone 377