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HICKORY DAILY RECORD
WEDNESDAY EVENING, IULY 27,1921
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NEW MINISTER TO CHINA
Special affiRAND Tomorrow and Friday
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SPECIAL
PASTIME
REALART PICTUKtb Presents
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William S Hart
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Breed Of Men
' Presented and supervised by
THOMAS H. INCE
(Return Kngaj.Tment
i AN ARTCKAFT IMCTOKK 4
APDEU ATTRACTION 'jNKWlllROKS"
A two reel Coined c featuring
MU'STFR K I'M TON" Th Kumiy Comdian
ADMISSION '0 and 20c, War Tax Included
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WANTS
REWALTY FOB EHKT
One cent a word for each insertion.
THIS SIZE TWO CENTS A
WORD.
This size three cents a
word.
All ads each with copy. Count the
word before vending in your
copy,
IS IPLESSira
CI t; so met imps seems best to avoid
ill sa!rroc"-ble facts until wo find
thiv can't ho escaped, and that they
in i w greater the lunger we postpone
facing them.
1, -t be 1 rank witr, ourselves, vre
we n placing our bodily strength
nnmmt v :is we use it? Are wo ir.-
civasiu-i our "health reserve" or
drawing upon it so rapidly that in a
Ishott rthilo we ll bo "physically bank
runt
vV'e must always rny a disagree
able penalty for neglecting our busi-
i ii i., ,
ness -IT ra i r:-, ami an cniuwij iiiin-ci-
neg-
New photograph of I'r. -Jacob (;oul,!
Seiiurnmn. former head of Cornell uni
versity, who has been appointed Uni
ted States minister to China. ,
Origin of Name "White
t. f.ii(r:i!lv suinosed that tlu
At " "
.... , -,..i- .n.Tliiil in nfin-
nanie wime vwi m.T. i:i
pie of very fair skin, hut the fact that
the name is so i ivqueiiu;y mt
in early Eii;rlish' nomenclature ha
enured 1 students to seek anotht.
orb-in. The theory now;., put forward
is 'that .the name : White springs from
i he Anglo-Saxon hwita, a swordsmith
or armorer. There was a man named
Thorel liwitn who lived in the time oi
King Canute, just a thousand ypai
ago. ,
ITNE HOME FOR SALE
On Easy Terms
The FinKcr homo on Tliirteenth ave
nue between Presbyterian manse and
L. F. Abernethy. Lot 100 by 'MO
Unusual opportunity to secure '., mul inexorable penalty for
handsome home in exclusive refidonth Kiting our body.
eectton. Low price. Easy terms, i F.uikl a "reserve" of strength and
6t J. L. CILLEY. I health.
.. i.ft Dalys Tonic and its "10 Ounces
ANY ONE IN NEED OF COW of prevention" forever end the nec.es
pature :iee Dock IJumgurner orsitv of "pounds of cure.". Put IRON
Phon 1S01. 7 t tvl in ' vmir blood. Steads your nerves.
FOR SALE ONE GOOD FRESH
milch Cow. Chas. P. iiolch.
7 C2t pd
FOR SALE PIANO UPRIGHT.
that will do nicely for beginners,
$100.00. If interested address
"Music" care this paper for ir'.ci--view.
7 23 it
FOR SALE ANTIQUE Furniture
American colonial mahagany set
tle, center table ttnd four chairs,
hand carved and all well preserved.
Breaking up housekeeping and
moving away reason for selling.
Call any day except Saturdays.
Miss A. E. Robert, Hildebran, N.
C. 7 11 17 pd
FOR 'SALE-ONE FORD TRUCIC,
flit, Suttbmyer'rt Garage, West
Hickon
iCh'ar awav that brain fag. Have a
wtcniaeh and appetite always in
"Fighting Trim."
Y.'s! Dalys Jrenic will undoubtedly
,1,, ;t ,-.;ia dnm as much for others
ctn do the sa'.ne for you.
Have your. diugLrist hand vou a
loltle over "the counter todiy. S'.'ld
by Luz Druj; Company.
Land of Odd Plrds,
Oneer birds teem to inhabit Talbot
county, Ml. S. A. Sctli lias a very
tame black robin on his farm. Judge
V Low reports a white sparrow neai
his place. Gfn. J. P. etl says thai
he has a white blackbird and a white
partridge or. bis farm, while Mrs. 1".
LI. Long has a white wild duck.
PROMPT ACTION ON ARMA
MENTS NEEDED
iAt the regular meetimr of the .Ki
anisW Club 'last 'night the president
wa instructed to send a telegram to j
M r . S. . 1 . f 'r a bee5 who i s a t tend i n g j
t.C' suir.jner meeting of the North j
Carolina' Press Association at Mere-1,
hesd City, '.inviting tb,em to .hold their!
1922 meetings in Hickoiy. i
A number of visitors from Newton
were present ' to get an idea of the
Kiwanis spirit with the intention tf'i
organizing a club in Newton: i
President Abernethy told of his tnp
to Cleveland, and what; the , Kiwanis
clubs were doing in a general -way j
throughout the country. ;
Recorder Pruitt was calVid to tell
about the juvenile work of the state,
and he told what was to, be done m
the state in regard ot this particular
work. The b.st way, he stated, was
for each county to provide for jthejr
own boys and girls, building a Home
w "ere tney count oe seuL tiu ',
the proper training, or els,e inis suae
would be fsr behind m Dunamg up
the young manhood and womannood
of the ..way a aid ones to; a high ele-
vatieil. His subject was one f . wnicn
has only come before the state m u e
last few years, and 'one-ot wnicn
much must be accomplished.
T'nV.' Hub had as therr' quests some
of the girls from thl Oxford .brpan
age and several songs were render
ed by the little ones. At the close of
the n"'eting an offering was taken
at the door bv Mr. J. IT. Patrick.
Two new member? were added. Dr.
J. C. Peery and Mr. R. L. Hefner.
Superintendent Carver was m
charge of the prcgram.
HERE DANIELS COMING TO
GRAND iUUUKmm
-IE
MA
RCH HAM
By ELMER HARRIS
ADDED ATTRACTION -ONEREEL EDUCATIONAL C
ADMISSION- 10 and ZOc, war tax mciuaeu
jfiC - ! llimn-T-fl Bimi iTT T" riavii
V PL i' 2
1 ts-MfSL
FOUR TO FIVE SQUARES OF TIN
roofing:, jrood as new, half price of
new. J. C. Martin. 11 t pd
FOR SALE WEST HICKORY Cafe.
net? i. lu. Uednck. 21 tf
FOR SALE TWO HOUSETTvNn
Jots on 12t'h avenue, also one on
10th avenue, apply to P. A. Sct-7"r-
7 2-1 ot pd
WANTED TO RENT NICE Small
-.bungalow ()f frum f.rA. to f.ix
rooms, with bath, lii'. and inside
toilet. House to h,. in ti0od cond'
tjon -with larjre yard, plentv of
snade, wanted by iuiot young cou
ple. AddreH, Merrill Smilh, Athens
Tenn., s;tatin.g conveniences, terms.
etC. - or,
A NICE TIEIUCK FARM OF IS TO
20 acres in high, state of cultiva
tion, good orchard, seven room
bungalow, t.nd out bui'dings, close
to Saint Stevens church, price
right, and easy t.erms. Martin -v
Smith, General Insurance & Real
Estate. u mt J 27 Gt
NINE ROOM HOUSE WITH ALL
modern conveniences, within two
blocks of the square, on 12th ave-
mv on easy ieini. -viaiiia cc
Smith. General Insurance & Roa
Kstuto AiL'tnts. 7 27 hi
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1-IVE ROOM PLASTERED HOUSE
erond size lot. eb'ctric lights, within
srven blocks of tihe sciuare, for
S1750.00. this is a r.?al bargain
Martin & Smith General Insurance
X- Real Esetate Agents. 7 27 Ot
WANTED SWEET POTATOES
Two or three thousand bushels
V. F. Foele. Phone 104-.T. 7 20 3t
FOR SALE-
and pine.
$5 cord.
1402.
FIFTY CORDS OF OAK
Delivered in Hickory at
Colin M. Yoder, Phone
20 2t pd
FOR SALE ONE WHITE AND
black spotted Shetland pony, and
Pony buggy and rmiv basket liar
nsi and saddle. D. P. Cline, dm
ovcr. N. C, Phone S01-M. 20 Ct
IF IT IS A HOME YOU WANT TO
buy clof in with modern conven
iences vv suburban, or in the coun
try, on ,"asy terms, see Martin &
onmn, weneral Insurance &. Real
Esetate Agents. 7 27 ot
WILLYS-KNIGHT
Improves with use
Ask -
Johnson's Garage
"WANTED TO RENT TWO FUR.
rushed room for Jhjht housekeep
ing. Telephone 28C-.I. 27 2t
FOR SALE WE HAVE .1 AUTO-
mobilea. suitable for cutting down
to trucks. Also 10 1L P. Steam
; Lnpine and other mill ."fiuipment. !
jymc Cunncr Co. 7 27 .'Jteod
.WE DO CUSTOM CANNING IN
sarijtary cans. Home Conner Co..
Phor.eJH. 7 27 3t eod
WANTED TO RENT SIX OR
Mven room modern home in de
' sirahlp
' with year old, child. Addres C. T.
" H., care Record. 7 27 (it
FRANK BECK
Plumbing and Heating
" Pone 514
Reasonable Prices
We sew your rips,
Mend your holes, '
Raise your heels,
And save your Soles.
THE SHOE FIXERY
C. P. Link, Prop. Union Square
Springfield Republican.
Suggestions for the postponement
f the conference on armaments
should be opposed for the reason
that the danger which the confer
nce is intended to avert is not re
mote but near at hand. The date of
he great war in Europe was cor
rectly predicted by a number of ex
icrts simply from a study of arma
ments and other factors which fixed
the moment when the strategic ad
vantage would pass from the central
powers to the triple entente. This
shifting of the balance was being
much discussed in 1914, and was in it
self a highly-provocative factor, tend
ing to put the civil authorities in the
hands of the militarists.
Just as 1914-Id was the time
openly proclaimed by these militar
experts as the logical moment for
he much talked of European war,
so 1022-2."$ is the logical moment that
they are setting for a hypothetical
war between the United States and
Japan. An English naval authority
i lector C. By water, makes this the
thesis of his new book. "Sea Power
n tne r'aeihc" which is attracting
much attention 111 England and of
rouise in naval circles everywhere.
Briefly he holds that until 192.'? Ihf
United States will hi- handicapped by
n slowness ot its battle fleet and
its lack of fast cruisei-s. Janan on
the ther hand has the advantage of
.vpeeu, ana would be able to attack at
.vi!i an dto break off the enovirrpmonf
in advantage which will bo 'lost wi.
the American battle cruisers are nut
i.tu wrice iviso Uuam, which he
onsiders as important as Helgoland
not yet fortified except on paper'
Consequently through lf;22 Japan in
"in opinion win nave so great an ad
vantage mat if there is to be war
it wnl occur in that vear.
Without taking this theory verv
seriously it may still be said tint the
great publicity which it is sure to
Tet is in itself a disturbing element
wnicn ought to be counteracted, and
tile best way to disnrn r,r if
noia the coufVrptifo -if i.
- - i l.-i c-rtfiy a
iate as possible and thn t
nn ,, . , . - c-l, Jill
ot this mischievous tniir .
"logical" moment for war. Discus
sion of, this sort merelv h,A J..
ate a dazed feelin.o- thnt .L"
evitable. There is no W!.,i ,
ment for a war that can be averted
and in so far as the
. . "I'l'VMI UJIl f 111
one lies m a point
.... 1 . :uuill CtVI-
l Jl , armaments for one side or
the other the way to secure peace is to
act promptly for the abandonment of
this provocative competition. If the
experts are advertising 1090 4.1-
; V,. :rc ls tile more rtas
v.x toe coni,erence in 1921
The attraction , at the Grand to-
morrow ana r 1 iv VV111
"b; lhe nonular Rerdart star in her
latest picture "March naie
Elmer Harris.
It is the story of a wealtny young
hovden, whose properly chapcrorieu
ttip from her home m 1,03 Anseie
to New7 York is some-wnai cwiik.io-
ed by her falling 111 love wun a.i
unknown hero in the railway stat-on,
her refusal to go to the home of ner
tu-p litistoss. and her layu
1 j. i 1 -Fvv n r,hil
wager tnat sn.-j wn uvc j. -
week in the great city on the meager
sum cf seventy live cents.
The Harris ingenuity m construc
;r,... Krik cnmprlv situations has n,ov-
er 'been more active than in building
this F'Tift-moving play, and how wed
Mhs Daniels interprets tne role de
signed for her can ..easily be imagined
bv those who saw here m Duck.s
and Drakes." The vivacious little star
needs no coaching when it comes to
playing dashing, jgood-little-bad-girl
roles, f .
To acid to the gaiety of the occasion
n fine supporting cast was ccn'
headed by Harry Myers, of Oon-
necticutt Yankee" tame, nnen
,v, -Prlriv Sidnev Brac.oy. Maym
TC,Ur. fir-icp Morse. Herbert Sher
t ' Mplbourne McDowell,
Frances Raymond. Added attraction
-1 one reel Educational comedy.
ithe'- church of God will start at Hie
1 - 1 it . j -it:.i .. . .
large tabernacle in west mcicji.v
Friday evening, July 29. A -large
number of ministers from several
states will be present nd also a large j
attendance is expected from ah parts
of the country.
Mr. .and Mrs. Grover Clark, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Clark and Mrs. M.
A. Caswell sp,ent Sunday with da
tives in Burke county.
Thre was a fine birtnday dmnei
at the hoitie of Mr. 'J. S. Bumgarnei "
in "est Hickory on Sunday, or rather
a double birthday celebration givn
in htfycr of Mr. J. S. Bumgarner,
celebrating his 71st birthday and also
being the 'birthday of his son, Mr. J.
i'E. Bumgarner who was 35 years olo.
There were quite a numb.er of rela
tives and friends present to en.ioy tne
c-ebbration. Mr. J. S. Bumgarner's
children and grand children rvere ail
piesent and also a number of invit
ed guests. We have only a few cf the
names of the visitos present: Mr. J.
R. Bumgarner, Mr. Ervjn Sitmon,
Mr. J. H. Miller and Mr. R. C. Helton.
Our friend. Squire G. T. Barger,
reports that he was present also and
reports an unusually fine time. There
were about 75 persons on hand, and
tlvr large table was well loaded yvich
everything good to eat. In order lo
be brief will say that everyone pres
ent greatly enjoyed the celebration,
none more than Mr. Bumgarner who
is unusually .hale ar.d active for a
man of 7 years. After pleasant con
versation for an hour or more the
guests returned thanks to those who
had prepared the many nice things
for celebration, and also extended
their best wishes to Mr. Bumgarner
and son hoping they might enjoy
many more sucih pleasant . celebra
tions. T. J. Lt
shell a woman follow .-.
v must siimtitnaus prod.uctiens with I nf fened true love and '!.
which the name of that master pro-; to climb to new anu
ducer has 'ever been identified. ThVjtefhts?
cast is unusually excellent. The; These are the ,uestin,
ilu-mp of the picture is a d-finition MiUe asks and answer;-
of "for worse" in the modern mar-;uen frust. d
W!nt are a svife.'s runs the golden
defies to a husband who steadily ing romance. 'I crbid.
di- gs her down to his own lower cms destined to occupy
me ital and moral level ? What course as a dramatic romance
ttvrou
bread
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after tverv meai
vcryuiherc
CECILE B. DeMILLE'S SPECIAL
PASTIME TOMORROW
Cecile B. DeM 'die's latest Para
mount picture, 'Forbidden Fruit" by
Fannie McFherson, which will be
shown at the Pastime theatre tomor
row and Friday is said to be one of
fill over the world people
use this goody
for its
benefits
WEST HICKORY NEWS
West Hickory, July 27. Mr. and
Mrs. W. N. Phelps and two children
spent the past wc.ek with relatives
in Altavista. Va. T
Mr. M. A. Carswell and Mr. L..
Chapman and a number of ethers
went to Morganton Sunday evening
to attend the service at the iScv
Joints church recently completeu
there. The service was conducted by
Pastor W. L. Shinn of West Hickory.
lTv. and Mrs. J. P. Huffman of
Route 4 spent Saturday evening wit
Mr. T. J. Leonard.
Mr.; WT. T. Harris of Charlotte spent
several days here the past week so
acmnk; subset ibeiV for the Mill News
and also selling a book giving infor
mation on mill work-in general.
Prof. Sebren is having a large at
tendance every night at his singing
school at the Methodist church.
The; annual state campmeeting of
Monrv bclc wittiou quegtion
If HUNT'S GUARANTEED
SKIN DISEASE REMEDIES
(Hunt'a Salve and Soap), ful.' '.n
th trratnu-nt of Itch, Ecxema,
Rlngworm.Tctttrrjr other ilch
'nir Wln (lincHMiD. I'ty tht
treatment ut am tislt.
REMEMBER THE
NUMBER
roofing
Telephone 31
For plumbing, heating,
and repair woik
James C. Shuford Co.
Phone 31
SHOULD BE TREATED THRU THE BLOOD
wCdial aufchorities now asrrea
that rheumatism, with if K
and pains, is causedb girmsthlt
Pour poison into yS ifSS
Btream. Rubbing will not give 22?
St6ntriIief Thousands of
s'i'S nCh, Medical Advisor'
Gei s S 'iPyi 441' Atlanta Ga'
et it. S. S. at your druggist.
I i l TRADE y if MABW
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L ii t
well as its A CRICAG0
pleasure . ( fi
fkeeps teeth f&
"'sweet ffiroaf
soothed. 'r
nd IB& I I acyf.? Bib
tobacco makes 50 :,. j mSWSm
flood cigarettes for Ww&ggmig$m ttes1
0c yty-3&&i- B7
, 'jej& Sealed Tight Kept Rfe$
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION
PASTIME Tomorrow and Friday
tMtir
CECIL .
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PRODU
By Jeanie Macpherson-
A vividly intimate revelation of, love and married life. Baring
a wife's struggle between duty; to a rascally husband and the
call of her heart to a man who w-as worthy.
d For Over Fifty Years
CTION
IP? 9
A Paramount Picture
Staged by a great company, with settings and gowns more varied
and gorgeous than anything else DeMiHe has brought to the
screen
With AGNES AYRES, THEODORE ROBERTS, KATHLYN WILLIAMS,
FORREST STANLEY, THEODORE KOSLOFF, JULIA
FAY and CLARENCE BURTON
NOTE: Owing to the high rental that he have to pay for this big production we are
compelled to increase the admission price on this picture to 20 and 30c, war lax
included. 8 REELS. Schedule of Show: 3:00, 5:00, 7:00 and 9:00
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