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MONDAY EVENING JUNE 20, 1921
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HICKORY DAILY REG8RB
' Hickory JDaily Record
Subscribers desiring the addietss of
ihcir paper changed will please state
in their communication both OLD and
NKW addresses.
To injure efficient, delivery, com
pel r.its fhoiuld be made to the Sub
scription Depaitment promptly. City
miUcvibevs ehould call 167 regarding
crt'i lair.ti.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Ob Yar $5.00
(By mail, $4.00; 6 mouth, $2.00)
Si Month $2.50
Thr Mnth - $1-5
Ose Month ...... -45
Or. Week -? m 10
Entered as aeconr-clasa'matter Sep
tember 11, 1915, at the postofrice at
Hickcvy, N. C, under the act of March
raj fly puts up a gate, but com promise
with gatepo.sts only, v now and
iigain a chain across I lu- njd. Von
t.D, lial !e to iv eivf calls at tny limit
.it Mie day, and the "mi', at horn;" i-s
al!f a tovvigii institution, chiefly bo
irause vou youilf would have to de
liver the message.
To the foreigner tn,e community
spirit seems at first a rather beauti
ful state, of things,, '-vith everybody
leadily and -mutually-helpful. Anu-r-ican
hospitality almost overwhelms
him, tnrt there is a sens- of freedom
about it which is most ief reding
Later, the lack of privacy becomes
trannv. rhitflv because it
ajtuvi - 7 - "
FORMER SHERIFF OF
KUKKE COUNTY
PAGE TWO
Morgitnt2:ii, June 20. Kx-She-nl'f
J. A. L'K'k'W, prominent citi:-t"i) of
this county, died .Sunday morning ; id,
) o'clock -at hist homo n;j:ir Morgartton
He had bii f ick for rcveral month--,
luit until last Thin r-d: y, when th
v:.s 'i change IVi tV woi'. e, it -;v;c;
thoupht the)e v:s gradual iir.prqy.e '
m'ont in bis condition.
' Mr. Lackey wa-, a native of Cleve
land county, but p.cal.'d in Hu.;-e
about 40 years ago,, : "ince when lie
had taken an active pa it in .-uv, po
litical ond relhtious a f fail s in the
(uiiiity and was rated
OHHUTTE PEOPLE
be mm
A DILEMMA
Mistress (engaging maid)-
"And
remember. Margaret, there are two
things I must insist upon trutl ful
ness 'and obedience."
"Yes, mum," said Margaret polite
ly, "and when you tell rne to tell the
ladies you're out vb,-?n you're' in,
which shall it be, mum?"
so unaccustomed. Generally speak- influence and po-.ver
as
The Associated Press is exclusively
entitled to the life of republication
e .'A'llv newM credited to it or not
vt edited iu this paper and also the lo
yal news published herein.
MF.MHKH OF ASSOCTATKl) l'RKSS
Published by the Clay Printing Co.
. Every Evening Except Sunday
GO FUT7TTIER YET
"Alth' I Y'.lty t way
Wlh to : '. j-. !h" ;: r;.,n of the
imf tri.i! ('... i- right to say
at cnc,c i it v 'hnt oe no party to
any &lliai..i. 'lucied against Amen
ta, or under which we can be called
upon to act against America." These
weir- the words of Austin Chamber
lain, government leader in the house
cf eomyionw, last week.
Aside from the fact that we are
reasonably sure. that none of the
Brltisfiv dominions would enguge in
an offnHve war against the Unit
ed' State's, it is good to hear a re
sponsible leader of the English -jov-emment
make Ruch a declaration.
Some times we fancy we have
made advances along nv.iny lines;
: tn-.rtunt matter in
.)... inparcntly
V' -biced
! 'Kl in an effort to
Hi
but in
the 1 "
ha 'i i' ''lade.
ar t" t'v; i : c
us cf (.'!!. u
destroy cities farms and human
lives. Our sav3ge ancestors, larmd
with sjini's and sticks, .were cruel
tut they .were not more brutal than
their, descendants.
It having been conceded that par
ticipation by Great Britain in a war
against the United States is out cf
the, - question, what is to prevent
war imong all countries? They can
lead the wav by"rducine armaments
f i
and fin'ding out why other countries
won't do likewise.
If an effort to declare-; naval
holiday fails, then w shall know
what ne are up against., ,
HOW-ABOUT IT?
! Shall Hickory do now what it can
refrain from doing for a few years
f c-r lack of . oDDortunity at a lat?r
date build several thousand yards
cf permanent streets? That is the
question which has been raised as a
vwuls cf a large, demand for. more
streetv
jf mt BkMjp. HiU ft fiy or six yeurs
bfoi t there, -will be enough new
tre' rot to1 ju!tiryi'-te."cvty
in catling in contractors. These
streVt ' tbrid : be buiH thiyeai . Th,i
cost o. the city of $100,000 in .bono
wp.vjld b a tnird of that amount, the
Abutting ' 'property-owners being re
irig rponsible for .tw!-thir.ds.
' Those who aro interested in per
mRncnt streets might ask city coun
cil at' its' session tomorrow night
about the chances of geting them
and suggest another issue.
While tha city is growing rap:dly,
there is no valid reason why its de
velopment should not be speeded by
more and better streets.
Is
ing, it is a iv-vcsMiy couiiiij
where practice still takes the place
of theory. . .
There is a luxurious class in
America, but theie is no leisured
class. The time is not y.vt when a
leisured class is possible. Perhaps
that time will never come. Thus
while class distinctions obtain to a
marked degree, thev ai much less
real distinctions than in F.neland.
John P. Rockefeller, for all his mil
lions, takes pride in being called
"John" bv his old friend the terry
man. And there are a gie-.it many
John D's f lesser degree. Thu;
tlieie aie fewer caste barriers, .ml
th're is little ceremony in knowing
the community. Attempts among wo
men to institute caste aiv more ridi
culous in America than ri Ku-ope,
chiefly because of tix interdepen
dence' of women upon one anotner.
You may h chaughty, but your pride
may have a fall any day, and. more
over, that dav is prerw su.e to co.r.c.
Of the merits or demerits of ucli
- -,;i o,-ocm ; is hard to iatge.
In America, it is ?ertn.nly suite) t.-
America and upon it the Amevican
"home" is largely bnse'd. What- is
nr.lt certain is that the average- per-
con in Ameiica has on the who.c a
fuller human life ihvi does the aver
UK, person in Ku-e. There is none
of tin' isolation vvnich can be the
penalty of privacy. Possibly the d) , -ference
might be exp.es.-.-d in the
term leveling down, instead of lee.
intr up. The commuiKtv spirit has
no use for the exception, the -xcie-ence.
For its rr.vn type it provides on
an exceptionally h.-mrdii'ul K-ale.
Ills tecond v.ite, thiee sons
five daualueis survive.
Funeial and bmial services neie
held at Oakhill church this morniu.
A SS A FIT I EI EN I ) A N T
W At VIS I'Uhl.IMINAUY
.ChaiUdte, June -JQ.W. H. I.. Me
Laurin, white, t barer..! v it h attempt
ing criminal assault on four y.ynH1,
white girls, their ape? rani-inv; from
8 to 11; :iived pi clirn'inary neaitey
in rece.rdrrr, court and was l.acl'.' i
off t.; jail in rln.rt order. The pdii..
car stoppfd jti:d h.n;; ni.meli to ail-w
him to l;i-s bis wife. .M!..iU'io y.;s
linrovc-d 1'ioitl m'lil. V'Vml v.iii.Ui
fi.e minutes after vvaivi-.i'C b;i:i.s,
there heing some fe -l'.i of aiivest ;n
the men who crowded 'hr- room.
.-.."- -
A delegation of Charlotte business:
nit n interested in the Carolinas Kxpo-j
sition Company will be in Hickory;
Wednesday morning and will meet
.iiii l.if ai hnsiiipvs men ni 1 lie Clian!-
a man f;j.e,. pf Commevce at lfi'iSO that morn-
i'imv Tr i l-.mip;) t l-i at s lavp-p n.im-
i"b' ' r v ' ' - t
alu ber of Hickory people w-Jll be on
band to hear tjbe Charlotte men ex
plain the purpose of the big expo
sition of home manufactured pro
ducts. .
The Charlotte men will go to Le
noir at 1 o'clock Wednesday for an
other meeting.
Mor.ty back without question
it HUBI'S UUAKAI. 1 C.F.1J
bkiN DISEASE REMEDIES
(Hunt's Salve fend Soup),!!! in
)ir tfc atnieiit otUi 1.. Kcituiu,
Uu.lS WOilll.TctUtbl Otlirl Itcli
ii.jj t.Win iliatffabcs. 'Iff tl.i
uitrotliirilt 6t Uiit litk.
tv. Jf
ARE YOU PALE? WEAK1
Enrich Your Biood
Why bo sallow, thin or weak
when thousands have improved
their condition by taking S. S. S.
Build up your blood. S. S. S. is
the recognised general tonic
and system builder. It i3 also
used successfully in the treat
ment of rheumatism and skin
diseases arising from impover
ished blood. ,
For Special Booklet or for indi'
vidnaladvice, without charge,
writs Chief Medical Advisor,
fi.S.S.Co., Dep't 437, Atlanta, Ga.
Get . S. S. at your druggist.
Fo r Rich,
Red Blood
TO SCREEM HBUSES
i-r..
That Georgia mob which wa'tod
imtil after the convention of a negro
before' lynching him at least set an
example to other mobs. The right
man was lynched, in any event,
' OUR "COMMUNITY SPIRIT"
Munel Hum? m lb. Manchester
Ouardian.
' AmfrrnvMiv viirVi.t yet ;ifford to
tttmsgrtv '.'i.. h-'.-d satinet, with the
results t.hfi' iconid-" ransgaressors
have a( ei v hard ' I r.u indeed.. Local
popular opinion" is very much more
active- than i the case in England,
nu ix touches suDDjects which in
England would be a person's own
business. : Privacy in Hmall locali
ties ' is almost unknown. It is cer
4ainly resented, .especially amon?
Momn. If you are not open to the
dayAnd especially to your neigh
bor jyou must have something to
'de. , .
Incitientally, ' the majority of
Americans like living in crowds, and
'getting- together" is the most popu
lar of pastimes. To put a wall round
your garden is really resented, and
gardens touch and run down to this
road, and people -walk over the lawn
in-' the most public fashion. . This
makes very much for public beautv.
OCR "AGRICULTURE I. l?LO."
New Orleans Times-Picivui e.
Agriculture's 6tr;ni7;c-i in the ln.lls
of congress has been much com
mented on of late and there- has now
developed a full fle-lered "bloc, op
crating for the special interest of till
ers of the soil, that is an introduc
tion on this side of the water of a
legislative method fa.rihar enough in
ta law-making assembl.es of Europe
True we have had the thing here in
certain forms, and the whole pr civil
war union of the southern states was
really an agricultural combination,
with slavery merely a means to the
agricultural end. The reason tre
cutbrn combine was not then term
ed a "bloc." or 'some similar express
ion, was the same that shorhv after
presevnted the ue cf uch a term for
the manufacturing protection com
bine of the Northeastern section of
the country, namely, the simplicity
cf our political interests. In the south
agriculture was all-embracing, just
as in the northeast manufacture,?
were supreme. Democracy and Repu
blicanism suffice to cover the great
maiority of each section.
,. But today .we have grown, snd still
-ar growing more complex, so that
cn thi other hand, to be an agricul
turist even in the south, does not
mean that one is cf necessity a Dem
ocrat, and because one is a manufac
turers at Detroit, Wilkes-Barre or
Brattleboro dees net fix one inevi
tably in the Republican ranks. And
so the tendency all over the country
is toward a breaking up cf the old
time grant division and a movement
toward group, legislation, such 3
ko. .Viamrtpriypd and long- ha?
troubled 'th. law-making of most cf
the older and more, ccmpiev nations
3fcroad
AIREDALE NOT SCOTCH
!To the Editor of the Record:
I notice in your Friday Y. isrue y.r.
editoiial in regard to our county
nome, especially in regard to
formation and the general public that,
the situation is on which HiouJd five
the noliticiins pause. If the big 1
publican majority last fall was a
sciftns. I wish to say for your iu
in our meeting of June t'.th It ".va.j
ordered that nil the inmates' home.i
and tiie superintendent's ho properly
scietned immediately, ami that ail the
houses be repainted as soon res pos
sible. .
Please make notice Gf tnis
Monday's issue and oblige
E. F. MOOSE,
County Commissioned for the
filRE- -PHONE
U' Shop. Only
CARS FOR
at Hickory
in town to f.et seven pas'-rrgcr
cai's. Prcmpt service. All Jarge
cars. Dviv': Mortian Hawn. K.
B. Lad, p. i). Short, O. ,S...iJob)i
fen, O. C. )e:-ir.'n. r lj 3'A.
i iii iiiii niiHaBEBssHSSMsaaaaeaM 1 1 -ririiiiiiiimmriiiiiTTi-IHal1 11 1-1 "Ji
THERE IS NO LUCK IN TAKING A
CHANCE
If you wish to ! have, .money ahead with which to do things,
don't wait for something .to 'happen to make ou rich. It's too
lo . a chance and it doesn't pay to wait. - '
The luck that comes to successful men is the result of their
own efforts. They advanced steadily in money matters through
tin if t, investing their money in a savings account and the bene
lits of interest. You can follow the same plan. '
Start a Savings Account for yourself . It's the one sure
way to advance.
First National Bank
HICKORY, N. C.
Canit.al and Surnlus ?,00.000.00
D. Elliott, president. K. C. Menzie. VicePresident & Cashier
J. I.. Cilley, Asst. Cashier
Washington St sr. ' .-.
. -vm, Aivodala ia not a Seot-'hidog.
Ha i not cf Scotch ancestry and no
blocd of Scotch dogs flows in his
veins. He is an Irish ana ingi.n
dog. The name of his breed uegs not
come from the Kiver Aire ui
hirp Fnp-land. Nor is tne Aire-
cfale an old breed of dog, as such
things are measured in me nog
world. H is neither an oici l-mmy
nor n '"first family aniJiir, ur.j.
The Airedale is newcomer, Dogs of
this breed were first exhibited at
chiro-v Yr.rlfViire. in 1876. and they
were then called, not Airedales, but
mWo.i il t.rrtTS. tnese dog weu .
produced by crossing an English ot-
ter hound -and an---iiii innc., .,
Wd to have been a red terrier, aru
later adding a dasih of bull terner
blood. The combination produced . a
dog second to no other dog in mte.
iian. -Kvnvorv: sameness- in a fight
loyalty to his master and his master s
family, and . Kinaness u cnuureu.
The word Airedale, as the name of
this new: kind of a dog was iirst useu
in iftRS at th national dour show at
Rirmintrham. England, where these
entries w,ere described as "Airedale
- nir4-oraid tmers. The name
" fell into disuse
Vn.yiUh Kfiinel club w'as slow
and conservative jn recognizing this
as a new and distinct breed of dog,
hut referred to them ts ' nroKen-
haired terriers
Th first doir under the classuica-
tinn Airedale to win a prize in a
r.egullar and formal English bench
show was Neighley iracn. mat
was in 1885 and thp classification
Airedale. . appeared in the Ji-ngiisn
stud book in 1886. Some ot the
wrPflt nnd famous show Airedales ol
fVinco itavs avert. IL'pvvboll Test. Com,"
Test, Cholomondeley rar and Cho-.
lomowd.cley . Bridesmaid.
Frotrf thee Airedales came cton-
mel Monarch, a great Airedale
which 'Wi brought to the United
mm una
!
20
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ug&rettes
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cigarette
in the wcrl d
-for you-is
the one that
suits your
taste.
Maybe its
ONEELEVPN.
Just buy a
package and
una out
cigarettes!
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I
Electric Fan Season
You cannot go to the breezes all the time,
but you can bring the breezes to you all the
time. The expense is small.
fnairevrry mucn . ,ror public beauty, which w brought to the United
A: road of" gardens, for instance, looks 'States and became the head of the
like, one-tng iaoro or less ,u!i ivated (first line of American Airedales.
x- -i- iT . KMnieu in me ; UKntni uedrock was brought over
AiiKtwii. oH.oiHie mo.m' is an exotic, from England with th,Q idea that he ,laEl I liSgp?
SSn-ii14 Uh, liint hde59 or would beat ClifflfJ Monarch in a AT THESTIMlrmivC
.llvery , low oms, too- tbf decision, . ; . ' TQ3ip"
hi
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II gnna lerniH. Ill
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Special Sale On Electric Fans
Prices range from
19.60 To $80.00
-and a large variety to select from
Southern Public
Utilities Co.
HICKORY, N. C.
ANNOUNCING
New Department
Just Opened on
Mezzanine Floor
FLOOR COVERING
DEPARTMENT
" J 3
i i
ecan ave you
money on floor
coverings
CONGOLEUM FLOOR COV
r ERINGS AT THESE LOW
PRICES
9x12 Congoleum Rugs. .$14.95
6x9 Congoleum First grade only
v. . $9,95
3x6 Congoleum Rugs first grade
2.98
f GRASS RUGS AND MATS
9x12 Crass Rug matting now
1 selling .......... ... . $5.95 ,
6x9 Grass Rugs, pretty borders ?
and straw ..... ... $4.98, 5.95 -;
3x6 Grass Rugs Mats. .39c each
36x72 in. Grass Rugs in green
and blues, the porch rugs $2.93
BATH ROOM MATS
Cloth Rugs in all different color
r for Bath or Bed Rooms. Some
thing new $L25,i18.48;
VELVET AND CREX RUGS
-, 9x;12 Rugs' mJdarkasQrd' pat-, '
terns. These are prices that com
, pare with 1914. "Y
$16.50, $22.50, $29.95, 39.9,5"'
;T MANOR CREX RUGS
27x52 Crex Rugs in darw pat
terns this was originally a $5.00
seller. Special . .;. . $1.98
36x64 in. Velvet Rugs, dark as
sorted patterns .... ... '. .v$4.50
New patterns in grass Rugs and
Velvet Rugs, coming in Daily.
See Belks before you buy.
.ParksJelk-Brcome!
Company
Hickory, N. C. J