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MONDAY EVENING. MAY 16, 1921
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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SPECIAL
PASTIME
TODAY
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LEWIS J. SKLZMCK 'resents
Vera Gordon
The "Mother" of "Humoresque"
IllflS POOL
Members of the Hickory post have
f SCREENED "KISME1"
nti SVinnr. oreatest of Americ-
can character actors, makes his debut j
as a screen star in -Kismet,
smashing hit of two continents at
the Grand .Theatre 'luesaay ana w -a
iay. 'ine nicture, produced oy
Robertson-Cole as a super-special
-a. - irected by Louis J- Gasnier and
- j. 4-;n si nhr.rn-
, . . : ji -ic- rTM thn most amain-
hion nrrtovoH tf vpnnvr sr rnp swim- - .,
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III
"THE GREATEST LOVE"
Directed by Henry Kolkcr. Pictuiized by Edward Mortttp;.i?
tv. a-. n.-t.test Mother in the urcaies. I'UMfmauju
I in - w .- -
iff I v.- I hni-n wi tha ??ti av rk-f Tnno
of the Greatest Theme. . t S I l8i4 and departed to be with Jesus
A vital. glowing drama of life itsi'lt tu.d in the l;imeisai 3 JMay 12th, 1921. She was 66 years,
Language of Humanity great heart interest picture lavishly I 1 10 months and 17 days old.
Staged and Superbly acted by a superlative cast. I I in early infancy she was baptised
1I)K1) ATTRACTION R fc'into the Kingdom of God by the Rev.
PATHE NEWS
SPECIAL MUSIC TONNiHT MY MILS. HATCHER
No Advunic in Admission. Prices 10 and 20c, war tax included
TOMORKOW
VIOLA DANA
IN
BLACKMAIL
Iucia Chamberlain's Saturday Evening Post Story
A Metro Classic t
A picture that will grip your heart as surely as Flossie her
self ensnared the unwary bank account.
t at tne swim- "" tn the public.
ming pool tomorrow morning early for , P; tory f "Kismet" placed in
the purpose of moving dirt. Notices theinhe:X city 0f Bagdad, calls,
were sent out today by Post Adjutant ttinffs of unusual magnitude
Girth in accordance with insructions and pjcturesqueness. While Rcbe-T,-
Friday night and it is expected that .Cole did not "shoot" any of tne (
a large crowd will be on hand. Any gcenes jn Bagdad, the particular In-j
public-spirited citizens of Hickory cations of the city used in the pic-
who mav wish to heln also are invited ;,.ii inn tVip storv. were literally.
! to show up. Entertainment will be transplanted to Hollywood, oamoi ina.
'provided for all. j-fhe expense incurred in presenting
perfection of detail was w,uu.
but nothing was stinted, with tru.
result that the audiece goes hand m
hand with Mr. Skinner thrcugn a
real Turkish atmosphere
Twenty-five thousand feet of lum
ber, five hundred square feet of beav
er boarding; an average of twenty
men working day and night foi three
weeks; :ai sheet of plate glass valued
at $2500 and large enough to covet
I a floor two hundred leet
. . . i i -v - n I - 1 I ' I I. . - '-" -
instruction and etc., weic - . . flf tn,
th Rw r. t . :cf iust one setting, the inteiioi ot tn-
OBITUARY
Francis Elinora Hunt
Francis Elincra Hunt (nee Miller)
Adam Miller. At the proper age she
received Christian
a as confirmed by the Rev. G. L
Announcing
S j Hunt in Miller's church
one was united in marriage to
Petor M. Hunt by the Rev. G. S.
Payson on August 7th, 1875. This
union was Messed -with nine children,
tight sons and one daughter. One
son proceeded, her to eternal rest.
Her husband, seven sons, daughter
Caliph's palace. .
It is almost impossible to pa n
with words a picture of the beauty
and artistry of this setting, which in
a production of unique splendor
stands out as the supreme achieve.
4- Tf D Aa'v.i. X(f in US
VII L . X iO
m
bizarre in design, and awe-inspirmg
4 grami cniuiren. a score ot menus ' ali'the histCrv of motion
and relatives lemain to mourn her jNeer in an u-ic
LJ
WANTS
One cent a word for each insertion.
THIS SIZE TWO CENTS A
WORD.
This size three cents a
word.
All ada ah with copy. Count the
vord bi-for Mending in your
copy.
TAX LISTING TIME
m ( departure.
bhe was a member of bt. Andrews
Lutheran church. She loved her
church and her Saviour and died in
conscious faith, trusting in her Re
deemer. Oh! Death but safely land her.
Where we too would attain
Our Fathers' voice demands her
And death to her is gain.
County and city tax listers will be at
the city manager's oilice all this week
picture productions has there been a
photoplay produced.cn such a larre
cale and ot sucn i-.-u
creen version of "Kismet,' m wnich
She has :v'hit we are wanting
She see what we believe
for the purpose of listing the Teal The sins of earth so haunting
and personal property
township.
in Hickory
Hath there no pc'-ver to errieve
Safe in her Saviour's keeping
Wiho sent her calm relief
'Tis only we are weeping
She dwells in perfect peace.
The crown of life she weareth
J)'. TH OF CHILI)
Ellen l.ce Young, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lone Young, aged one year
. .. i r. ..I... t: l j. l 1 ' iiwvvii i
anu nve .nonius, uiau y-i , she bears the shining Palms
junerai m-ivhtj wuiu nt-Mi tuuay uum Thp jIoJv j.j0v slaretn
Wilkies Grove cliurch in Burke county.' And io;ns thf Angels Palms
A , , ! But we poor pilgrim wander
We are not interested in making aStil, threwch this land of woe
case either for or against prohibi-1 Till ,w,? Rha1 meet her yonder
tion. We merely insist that when'Ari( an her iovs shall know.
the matter is discussed the truth
WOULD LIKE TO TRADE CAR IN
jcx,d condition for small furm and
pay difference. Apply byl etter to
"S" care Ilicoid. U "t Pd
FOR SALE TOMATO, PEPPER
Cm ill flower letuce. potato. Zinnia,
Sweet William, Snaodragon and' way Engineer for Catawba County
shall be told.
NOTICE
Sealed applications will be received
by the Highway Commission of Ca
tawba county at the Court House,
Newton, N. C, May 19, 1921 at 10
o'clock a. m., for the position of High-
THE ANNUAL
Marigold Plants.
Company.
Hickory Seed
G 16 It
FOR SALE MAXWELL IN GOOD
condition. Bargain. $275. Standard
Garage.
FOR SALE MOTORCYCLE SIDE
car. $100. Aberruthy Motor Co. tf
FOR SALE A NICE
See J. C. Martin.
ICE BOX.
5 14 2t pd
WANTED EXPERT STENOGRAPII-
er wants position, rapid and accu
rate. Also knowledge of book,
keeping. Address Permanent care
Record. 5 10 20 2 pd
FOR SALE HARLEY-DAVIDSON
motorcycle, new tires, good condi
tion. Johnson's Garage. 9 St.
10U SALE-CHEAP EASY TERMS
a small farm, houss, barn and or
chard. J. C. Martin. 5 14 2t pd
I OII SALE 1920 FORD TOURING
Car Abernethy Motor 3d. JO ;tf
FOR SALE HUDSON SIX-FORTY.
Good shape- Standard Garage. 16 tf
A NICE RYE PATCH,: PROPER
state for harvesting for hayi cheap
quick sale. J. C. Martin. 14 2t pd
WANTED ALL ROUND HOY TO
Work in factory, one with some ex
perience in shipping preferred, also
two or three experienced operators
for plain machines. Coast Brand
Overall Co. 5-lG-3t pd
FOR SALE ESSEX TOURING Car
in first class condition. Standard
Garage. G tf
FOR SALE 1920 BUICK ROAD
ster. Abernethy Motor Company.
13 tf
The right is reserved by the com
mission to reject any and all bids.
G. E. MAUNEY,
5 13 4t Secretary
SIXTY-SEVEN THOUSAND SEC
ond hand shingles,! suitable for out
buildings or barns. heap quick
sale, talk it over with J. C. Mar
tin. 5 14 2t pd
I CALL AND GET YOUR LAWN
mower, sharpen and adjust it so
it will cut and return it to your
house. Also do any repair work on
. Talking machines and Phonographs
Prices right. Work guaranteed.
Carl M. Deitz, Phone 304, Pied
mont Thonograph Co. 5 12 lwk pd
FOR SALE ROOM BUNGALOW
with lights, water, bath, etc. Ad
dress 700 9th avenue or Phone
191. 4 12 tf
A NICE RESIDENCE CLOSE IN,
lights and water, six rooms, easy
terms. J. C. Martin. 1 5 14 2t pd
FOR SALE TWO DODGE Touring
cars in fi.'.e shape. Standard Oar-
16 tf
FOR SALE NEW FORD SEDAN.
Standard Garage. 16 tf
FOR SALE HARLEY-DAVIDSON
Motor Cycle, $400. Abernethy Co.
10 it
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,
or 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 !
MRS. MINNIE C. TAYLOR,
Administratrix Estate Walter S. Tay
lor. Thos- P. Pioiitt, Attorney. 4 12 Tu Gt
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
, . ANNOUNCES
Reduced round trip far.-s on the identifi
cation certificate plan, and the straight cer
tilicate plan, to various point for upccial
occnulons lixted Wlow. .
, ROUND TRIP FARES ;
CLEVELAND. OHIO.-International Con
vention, Kiwanis Club. Tickets on sale June
18th to 20th, final limit June 28th. 1921.
TOLEDO. OHIO. Annual Convention. Su
premo Lndirc. Loynl Order of
on sale Juno 24th to 28th. final limit July '
6th, 1021.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN., Southern Bap
tist Convention. Tickets on sale Mnv nth
to 12th, final limit May 21st. 1921.
UK.IKUJT, MICH.,- Annual Convention,
World-Wide Baiaca-Philathpn Tin ion. Tiflrot.
on sale June 21st to 23rd. final limit June
2!ith. li21.
RALEIGH. N. C Sudan Temnln A A
O. N. Mystic Shrine. Tickets on sale May
join to i:in. iinal limit may 2l3t. 1621.
CINCINNATI. OHIO. Hantist Younir Tu
ples Union of America. Tickets on bale June
28th to 30th. final limit July 6th. 1521.
Persons attending these meetings should
see that they are provided with proper cer
tificate whirh is furnished hy his Secretary.
t r.K 1 Ir lCA I K FLAN FARES
LOUISVILLE. KY. National Convention
Travelers Protective Association. Certificates
issued June 9th to 15th, final limit June
22nd. 1921.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. National Con
fectioners Association of the U. S., certifi
cates issued May 19th to 25th, final limit
June 1st. 1921.
NEW YORK. N. Y.-National Tuberculos
is Association. Certificates issued June 9th
to l"ith. final limit June 21st. 1921.
CHICAGO. ILL. Inter-State Cotton Seed
Crushers Association. Certificates issued May
14th to 20th. final limit May 24th. 1921.
CHICAGO, ILL.-National Association
of Real Estate Hoards, Annual Convention.
Certificates issued May 8th to 14th, final
limit July 19th. 1921.
NEW ORLEANS, LA. Convention Na
tional Association of Master Plumbers of the
II. S. Certificates .issued June 3rd to Tth,
final limit June 13th. 1921.
CHARLOTTE, N. C Annual State Con
vention B. Y. P. U. of North Carolina. Cer
tificates issued June 10th to 15th, final limit
June 20th. 1921.
CINCINNATI, OHIO. Annual Convention
Southern Wholesale Grocers Association.
Certificates issued May 6th to 12th, i'inal
limit Mav 17th. 1921.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. Meeting Ameri
can Cotton Manufacturers' Association. Cer
tificates issued May 24th to 28th, final
limit June 1st. 1921.
Persons attending these meeting should
ak Ticket AKent for certificate at time
ticket is purchesd for Koine trip, which wMI
be honored for return trip in accordance
with instructions authorizing ' meetings on
certificate plan.
The Southern Railway System offers ex
rlli.t and convenient schedules to all of the
above points.
"THE SOUTHERN SERVES THE SOUTH"
For further information and Pullman
sleeping car reservations cull on nearest
Ticket Ayent.
C. O. HILL. Ticket Ascent. Hickory, N. C.
R. H. GRAHAM. Division Pag6anr
Agent, Charlotte, N. C.
Wjhen the soap is on the stairway
and the ,rugs are on the la'an.
And the paperhanger's coming
while the plasterer has gone.
When the men are all dejected and
are bothered with the blues.
While their wives are madly shuf
fling in enormous overshoes,
O, the house" is in a tourmoil at the
very blush of dawn,
When the soar) is on the stairway and
the rugs are on the lawn.
When the cullud k ly's smashing all
the marble statuettes.
And the hardwood floors are ruined
by the roller-skating pets.
When the grand piano's damaged by
a cm of color spilled
In its innermost recesses b" a man
who should be killed,
O. its then we see a. picture never
painted- nay, ncr drawn,
Wihen the soap is r.n the stairway
and the rugs are on the laun.
When you're eating from the gjs
range and are sleeping in the hall.
And you sit down in the kalscmine
intended for the wall.
And butter cakes are tinted with
a dash of indigo,
And your offee tastes of benzine
and there's borax in the doueh,
O, a broom will send you sidewise
like a timid, startled fawn.
Wfttn the soap is on the stairway and
the rugs are on the lawn.
O, for somewhere east of Suez where
the best is like the worst.
And a human habitation by house
cleaning rs not cursed,
For there's tumult in the attic, and
the celler is a mess,
And ycu have to screen the windows
with a bureau u hen . you dress.
And you ;hive a very doubtful spring
less cot to sleep upon,
When the soap is on the stairwoy
and the fugs are on the lawn.
The Watchmian-Examiner
TELEGRAPH MAN
FLOGGED BY MOB
the
S'
Otis Skinner makes his aeout as -film
star. , o
This is a picture ycu cannot at
f ord to miss and one of the greatest
nhoto-plays ever shown m the city.
mm opens
' WITH FINE CONCERT
Newton, May 10. The Redpath
Chautauqua opened its five days en
gagement in Newton on Saturday
afternoon -with n entertainment bv
the Hippie Concert Ccmr-aiw. harl
Hippie, "Wizard of the Xylppaovu;
i rr.anas-er of the company. Each f.f
the other members of the company
is thoroughly experienced i.i concert
work. The program vis both classi
cal and popular in character and as
univerf:l in scope that it please! tne
entire audience.
The superintendent of the Kcdpatn
bureau. Mr. Kelly, was introduced to
the audience by Hen. W. B. Gaither.
After the concert by tn,e Hippie
Company Dr. George L. McNutt.
widelv known as "The Dinner Pai
Man,", delivered one of the best lec
turers ever heard in this city. IT is
subicct was "War on Hunger." Mr.
McNutt has investigated industrial,
social and economic condition at
first hand and in consequence present
ed a stirring, informative lecture
which vviis thoroughly entertaining
as well. 'He presented his facts wiln
originality, with a freshness of view
point and with a compelling elo
quence that make 'has ideas "stick.
This afternoon the Irene Stolofsky
Company pave a concert. Irene Sto
lofsky i .veil known viclinist and
manager of the Irene Stolofsky Com
pany, has captured audiences in oil
parts of the United States. The
program presented iwas one of unus
ual variety, interspersing selections
of worth with popular songs.
Associated with Miss Stolofsky in
the company is Vaster MacGregor,
noted baritone, together with an ac
complished, pianist. :
Tonight Harry L. Fbgleman will
lecture on "Success or Failure." Mr.
Fogleman is known as "Gatling Gun
Fogleman." because of his rapid-fire
delivery whicih he frequently speeds
up to 300 words a minute is a
dynamic, magnetic lecturer on the
fundamentals . of success in business
and life.
VERA GORDON IN "GREATEST
LOVE" PASTIME TODAY
Jacksonville, Fla., May 16.; Five
well known citizens of .South Jack
sonville, including Dr. P. E. Watts,
prominent physician, were at liberty
last night on bail of $1000 each and
deputies held warrants for the arrest
of sixteen other ' persons as a result
of the Hogging of P. E. Chambers,
telegraph operator employed by the
Florida East Coast Railroad at
South Jacksonville.
Chambers, who claims to have
been twice kidnapped and beaten
and ordered to leave South Jackson
ville within twenty four hours, de
clares he is at a loss to understand
why he was mistreated. The first
attack he told the authorities, occur,
red the night of May 6 and the sec
ond the night of May 11. On the
latter date, accompanied by another
man, he was returning to South Jack
sonville in his automobile fi'om a
country dance, he said, when a score
of men held him up, and after strip
ping, flogged him and struck him
on the head with the butts of pistols.
He and his companion claim to have
recognized several of the attackers
and the warrants were issued late yes
terday after the authorities had spent
several days investigating the affair
A : preliminary . hearing for the
men arrested has " been set for next
Friday.
OCs Skinner in "Kismet" Grand
l-asday and Wednesday. Great show.
"The Greatest Love" a new Select
Special, the attraction at the Pas
time theatre today with Vera Gordon
in the stellar role, is said to possess
net only human interest to an un
usually high degree, but a baffling
mystery which holds up the suspense
of the story until the end.
Mother love is the dominant fea
ture cf the picture, and the rise of
the little immigrant family from
poverty to power in the new land of
opportunity, later followed by tr-1-
dy and humiliation, constitute a eross
section of life which might be met
just arond any corner of a big city.
The supporting cast includes many
well known players, among ot'iers
being Bertram MaThurgh, P annie
Shelton, Hugh Huntley. Wrn. H.
Tooker, Ray Dean. Donald Hall. Sal-
lv Crute, Bessie Simpson, Bobby
Watson.
Edward J. Montague was respon
sible for the nicturization of the play,
and Henry Kolker directed.
Little Bobby Connelly and Dot
Williams have the roles of the new
ly arrivew immigrant children de
veloping into American through their
contact with other children on the
Fiast Sikle. iA'dded: attraction Pathe
News. Tomorrow Vio'a Dana in
"Blackmail"' a Metro special produc
tion from the story by Lucn Cham
berlain as published in the Saturday
Evening Post A comet. y drama too
good to miss.
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Price Reduction of $20
TELEGRAM
Charlotte, N. C, May 14, 1921.
D. M. BoycT & Co.,
Hickory, N. C.
Reduce price -Hupmobile two hundred; dollars effect
ive today. Now sixteen fifty delivered. Make imme
diate announcement.
Charlotte Motor Car Co.
Price Delivered Now $1,650
D. M
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Hickory,
North Carolina
ATTENTION!
MERCHANT
You are requested to be present at the quarterly
meeting of the Hickory Merchants' Association in the
Chahibei4 of Commerce at 8 o'clock tonight.
Mr. J. Paul Leonard, State Secretary, will be pres
ent to discuss matters of real interest to all merchant?.
Other matters of importance will come up for consider
ation. J
' The refreshment committee plans to make the soci
al hour most enjoyable. Come. :
Hickory Merchants9
Association