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CATAWBA COUNTY FA
CTOBtR, 4, 5, 6 AND 7
I HICKORY
EEGOEI
"JTK WEATHER
J I J Partly cloudy tonight
Jim and Tuesday.
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HICKORY, N. C, 'MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22, 1921
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DOLLARS FOB td be" retained DM FEDERAL
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I. Tin' bodies of
were taken from
the building have
0 f the l'f
1 were injured l.v
I, followed in an
ne,
.liou.dy injured
i,f Atlanta, an
the Central ol
bad both legs
nun the third
wel'f less !:e
nt' the Associated Pres.
Washington, Aug. 22. With a
, number ot, amendments, the senate bill
which would make a billion dollar:;
available for the war finance corpora
jtion for stimulation of exports of
a j', i ioultural products was passed by
tile house today.
Only 21 representatives voted again
ist the mill while .'14 voted for it. The
huse struek out senate sections au
thorizing hinds to enable the depart
ment of commerce tu obtain informa
tion as to trade conditions abroad.
.The house further overruled action
of its committee eliminating- credits
to foreignois engaged in exportation
of farm products.
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IJaleii'b. Am
Revenue A.
at the tate
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rnev Ceivia
ARRIINKTIIY)
22. Commissi. ;ier
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oard of equalization
a aw-mber with AN
.laines S. Maiming
eh. it man of th. cor-s-
ii n. has set Augu-d
hearing the apgMl
lY'lVoVO Coinp my
it tax as" "smcnt
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wai eb'itres an I a Inch it is
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the Central of
claimed wa ; aoerai
it I n o v:d',u .
Having ret'V'd ludiee that the ap
peal would be heard Commissioner
Watls h-.i.-. that R . in:'h:im c '.ri
te ..fCieials or anv'o,lv '. b'e ob.ie.'!-
i r i l- to I'hanr1"4 l!lt' ''
will be on hand v.
inu that the fi-ures sbouM
chaiiKt'd.
-nli' f I hi . ' a " is
the one h a rd by the : i.ite I
..,,,i,,le:itiort last Weh which
,.,1 j,, n.bates of aheut :-;U"0,Ui; tav.s
to the Ai.i-n.-ai; at:-, .the
.l ei :' li,:.e, o : .
t Mi;', ueei i.,:i i o.ii
the Ci .Mi tin -'-ioil -,
hiTuher of oil
1,1 dei'e.lei
at til''
providing for the retention by the gov
ernment of Camp Kustice, Va-. as a
lailroad and heavy artillery post was,
passed today by the senate without !
amendment and now goes to the pres-l
ident. The hill repeals certain ley-j
islation enacted a year ago provid
ing for the abandonment of the camp.j
toy-ether with many others, m.ed dui
ing the war.
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- sell mm hps'
10 GAR HY CROWD
TO PLACE OF
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wa v
y the Asgooiattvl Press.
Wa--I,iii"l ,i. Aug. 22. The j
pin--; board tf...Riy was in a fain
of ?';e! i i nrv rid of the major portion
,. f it:;, '"v. hlie ephant's" the war
time fon-tru:ted wooden phips. Of
ficial announcement by the board was
that bids Mihi'iilled by a Tk-v York
company (f $2,10!) each for 200 of
the 235 wooden ships had been aecep-
ttd. The ac'i eement has not
si'.'-ned yet.
j By the Associate Press..
Washington, Aug. 22. Attacks on
the federal reserve system were re
newed today before the commission
appointed to invstigate the federal re-
I serve board. . S. annemaker of
South Carolina, president of the Amer-
ican Cotton Association, asserted that
i deflation of the currencv had been
"tenibly destructive" to all American
! prodiK-ing interests, and that it was
continued without, reason.
"I heard as early as 1918 that plans
were being rigged to put deflation into
practice," Mr. annemaker .said " It
culminated in what wo called a buy
ers' strike in 1020. e never had
a buyers strike. It was propaganda.'
"By whom w:is this propaganda
spread?" asked Represntative Funk,
Republican of Illinois.
"I'll first take up the case f the
reserve board," continued Mr. Wan-
THREE ADDmOtw-JILLS
IN CABARRUS OPERATING
Two Others to Start This Week With No Signs
of Trouble Guard Companies Still in Con-
.cord More Employes Report for
- Worc Today
KLAN TO PARADE
DURHAM NEXT
WEDNESDAY
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the lot) .vu. . ;
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n-
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i.-to "nv .f the county
holding
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point.
Cuttm
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The r-nlv difficult'.' experienced in
ct tiiiecl ion with holding 1lv big
community picnic at Catawba Springs
next Tsursday allot n on was the
MiKi'oi) of t ranst, ot t d ion of all th,r.
people who do Hot h-.ve cats of Jheii
own. '('lie problem finding "ta 1
and l!v jiroblem of assigning auto-inol,!i:-s
t' it.nlividua's by pievio'is
: t rant-ement proved a herculean task
and far beyond the limited activities
; f tiii ( iitertainoi'tit committee. It
v.:i ; tl vrefoie dfeided to .-luperd to
je(!v owner of an aut or.iobile io form
hi own contingent, and invite all the
ft iends ,hom he wishes to lake to
the picnic giotMids. This sort of ex
oneration will almost solve the prob
lem. .Se'icral 1 u: inoss houses in addition
lr.;ve placed their truck's at the ser
vices of the entertainment co'-nmitt. -
for parties who wk!i to go together,
-.nd it is hoped that many youni? co
ple will heed the enetal invitation
-jcnt. cat through the newspapers and
I . iters, ml take advantage of get-tin--
t - and from the picnic grounds.
These trucks will be provided v: V. i
eats and will stand in lin- at (Joi-m
Son.,' ft-:n ! m. until 2:20 on
Thursday afternoon ready' to take
rvl,,dv (ii' care?-. t() e-() out t Ca
tawba Spvings and pr.rl icipate in all
the fun niovided for Ihe people ol
this entire conn. uinity. Several thous
and ost."rr. are being distribute! a'!
over Ibis sect it n inviting people .o
pack a lunch basket and attend fa s
-ommnnitv pi-ni' and trv t w:n s'.ni
,,f the prizes offered for the many
itilif" e'. Dts.
Me lli.l-iov Cc.nce.l Rand w"l fur
i i the music ml niuvlt fun is as-
t i,. :t The com' .r.ndv s;ng
.hie" t Ice--, itb-.re
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II t llllKlP. 11 IS I'M I"" ii...
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thoir and voices singing me ...
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FflBHW SPUR
i mnM two mc i
s num t utu wu th,
J f ULUU Ma.w.,1 the
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Raleigh, ,Aug. 22. Ku KTux Klan
fi rm the 2b" local organizations in
North C
namakcr, "and I'll ask the commis- representatives to Durham next Wed
sic n to a?k that bord for the amount, nesdav night to take part in a par
paid otu in the last g months for ;uie through the streets of that citv
:i:, a reuuKe to tsruce craven, aiiegeti
former- erand diaeon of the .order.
, who recently made an unsuccessful
Harrison, Democrat of attempt t0 disband the klansnien in
tli.e resrve,th state- ' ,
board had publicity men, and Mv.h(1 Ujr,. mt,n wele to take prt .
annamaker replied that his under- reached the capital over Sunday from
standing vas "that they have and Durham, where, apparently . notice
was Riven. From local citizens who
.ii iin-y .ii ir u ni win. i , , .
' , .... -i ' I deny they are klansmen but say that
Mr. Witmnamaker put ,nto evidence th(iy ave llot upfiiendly to the organi-
atementr. and bulletins which he , zation the statement is mad.e that the
correspondents
been Hcity.
. ! Senator
Mississippi,, asked if
reserve
years :
board issued
itid wdiieh. h.?
mt( ntion
to
m
said
deflate
' Hie AssoeiatpH
Washington. Aug. 22. ! ointal ac
ceptance by the British g$vrnihont
of the invitation to participate in"
eonierence on u:e
aimaments and the
iimit-.lti',
far ei
e of
si ei n
ipieslion was. ret
retarv Hughes.
cived today by Sec-
The British acceptance was
first of a formal nature
to be
powers
the
i,
re-,
in ;
pi tj. -
reived from the threat
reply to the invitation of the Amer
ican government. China notified
Bune:
i Ct.'ttiite Falls this
.....in'ilev
says. was
Maxweii
i ' I I I I L
! Hill 1 ' . . . .., ,J
V Vl i.imtv eommi-Mo.
in ii,. i -
'without' rioti
Mitlionlte!'.
ril.e. ...linll. I
I 111,1 ' .. II.,
he caH' "bo" ''",
am ,,r...,., i,,,v on'
. t lo it U I .i n... - - - r-
Uted all Vf bis m,,re in
t, et the
is wi'ii"), v"
ease
and
"exli
in
III E BANK
IS CLOSED TOO
, in ,.
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ty t,, ,
tli" !a
tateniellt, li'O'
He says i
hcide tht
suo-
Oil'
say.
foUs
itinera KILLED
1 unci pa
t
A .out a ocloM; k;
f the big features
estimate,! tna
l
MARINES LEAVE
FORPAIAI
'"O i,i,
Will.
" . it'', I't'l'SH.
r , Aug. 22. The
he bank of Thotnasville
I t'e in,. mint' bv order of
1',' ' e ; i in i' 'ewbold. In
l;.,'! "ii paper held to hc-
i .in' i, I'd as the reason
All dejiositoni will
' ' 1 it wan stated.
"ihoiiiici'd that a 'group
1 o;il meet tonight in
'" 'ate over the affairs
'' haul., which has
Rv Hip Assoeiati"! I rM T , nnet
v iMm. Ttxas, Aug. -2-P..e.i.
IH years obi, ot ri
nnett
was
, i ur imndit in
murtlereu
aceoriuni?
..,.,.r.i'o, l in J '
t.uhed and
Mi.vico on August 18,
ATI -
messages
by his father.
0 .
''I. U T KF.IM.Y
1 ' ' Secret sci'.sions
" oohhcari parliament to
: i i'l'in reply to British
' in here today.
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RETUBKS TO CSPITOl
Cy Assocmt - prosidt,nt October -..
Washington, i
n, Mrs. Hanlinpf returned to -,0(,.mluM. .
ington shortly after 0 a. .Tam,ary
their Week end cruise on the My-(March
Bhibitlelplda, Aug. 22.-The Undeo
c;tat.M battleship Pennsylvania wH.
40M marines for duty in .Banima
aboard passed out the capes today.
kximxtncTtkoltblr
Washington, Aug. 22. -While Unit
e,l States murines were sailing south
wl todav to stand by when Costa
Rica marched her forces into the tiny
tsf f territorv Panama has so tarn
i ifw-inU ex-nreBs.vi!
estly coiuesieu, ,""""
(he oninion tluy woubl have a pleas
ant cruise and never fire a shot. .
Th mar ivs were retuiestt;o u.v .
state department ami
nr.nl-v s.aitl he believed
would be adjusted pacably
COTTON
r.. U A cc.nci.'iled PrOS.
"r . v,;,. k. Aug. 22.-The or.ttotr
.ii.1,'t,,,f showed considerable brumes
during today's early trad.ng.wing ;o
eprts to very high temperatures n
Ii. .West and strong Liverpool
cable's. There was
first nrices were h:
tiV'tl Oi
afternoon had practically formed an
organization la take over Ihe .affairs
of the bank of Granite and continue
location. Good
during fore
noon and toere w is no tiouoi mat a
t , one- insl it nl ion would he organized.
in what is regaideti in some quarters The fir t Secmitv Iniot Company
as formal acceptance notified the of Hickory, at the in? lance of a num-
o-r of business men ot urarnte l' ails.
had r.reoaied to open a branch nanK
!t hi re today, but on learning thr.t, lo-r-
cal people' were hopeful of reorgan
izing the,, Bank of Granite willingly
I'Ueoned aside, in the meantime of f ei -
mg all assistant." poss.wie. j iit.t oe
curitv riiusf officials were ready to
aid in any manner possible, as were
other interests.
Some Hickory business men nr.'1 un
derstood to be" assistini' with the re-
t'iis government, several flays ago jt m jfS piescnt
that she would be glad to participate progress vas. ore
in far eastern p.iejtions and France
state tlejiartment that France would
narticipate.
Formal replies are yet to be
ceived from Japan and Italy.
theipaiade will settle once and forever
the question as to -whether Bruce
Craven's so-'called "tlisbanding" order
was legal. It is said here that after
Wednesday night there can be no
tl-.iukj; whatever in anybody's mind in
North Carolina as to whether the Ku
Klux Klan is'dead in this state."
It is Durham's first attempt at en
tertaining the North Carolina divis
ion of 1he United Confederate Vet
erans, and it may be because of the
gathering that ihe Ku KhVc Klan
leaders arranged with the Durham
officials for the parade. Col. Wra, J.
Simrnorn, f Atlanta Imperial wizard
of the oir'.-rr, or his representatives
will lake part in the celebration, it
is said.
The Confederate veterans may not
be- asked to adopt resolutions .endors
ing the revised Klan there is no an
nouncement as to this .but the point
is made plain that "Bruce Craven's
grand-stand play for ch,"ap advertis-.
ilie- is going to lie rel uked."
That the Ku Klux are going to Mr.
Craven's old home town to make
their biggest show in the state i interesting.
GILD LABOR TAX
uiiin !
JUDGE I1
organization ot
,lu
Granite bank.
-Judge
court here
i nfii i nun
LUOn LLTO
HIS OLD FRIEND!
iy Hif" A '?'.ei'i't! Troe.
Greetisboio, N. C, Aug
James V.. Bovd in fdc-rrt'
oday held the national child labor who has been spending several days
!.i win, n ' r. i- . .oi. - . . - -
Newtcn, Aug. 22. Prof. Sam Losh
OHOi OEFICEO
KILLED IN NIGHT
h 1 - r-,,rilt f(iY Aslieville. where lie win
tax of ten per cent on pi , fits flerived ..1H,n(i a fow ,iavs before going to Ins
from child 1 ;bor unconstitutional. TH-i home in Hiaerstown, Md. Last. nig.t
the Reformed church Mr. L,qsn
IniMoirn wi", ill the CISC of Vivian at
mills of Cherryville, N. C.rf.V
T r5iil
spinning
a ng recital to a congregation
th,-,t fill.e dthis edifice. Mr. Losh, who
seeking to restrain J. W. Bailey, co.- , national reputation as a song
l. t tor. from pblleoting the led.eval . leader, delighted the congregation
tax.
The Owen-Kenyon child labor law
wa
By the Associate! Press.
'Richmond, Va., Aug. 22. Police
man Washington I. Curtis, aged 28,
was shot and instantly killed early
today by a man whom it is believed
he was attempting to arrest in south
Richmond. The whole police force
was engaged today in a search for
the assailant.
Signs plainly show that the police
man engag.ed in a scuffle before he
was shot. ,
JERSEY BREEDERS
with a solo. fret. w. K. Weaver, ol
Hickory, was present and also de-
tli n 5olo Tie
also held unconstitutional in a"i " . r f t osll f.anEr ,in The Garden"
Secretary
the vtvov.lb
opinion rendered by Judge Boyd two
years ago. His ruling then was up
held by the United States supreme
curt. Regulation of labor, Judge
Boyd held, was one of the
.iot,M,r,!e,l to the states. State
are able to handle the labor matter,
the iudge held.
and together with Clyde Kowe ana
Sidney Finger as a quartette gave
'several sumbers.
i Prof. Losh was entertained at the
tnn,u ,f Mr and Mrs. Given Kowe at
3y the Assceiawd Preaa.
Ccneord, N. C, Aug. '22. Three
additional cotton mills which hail
been closed since June 1 resumed op
eration this morning ,and announce
ment was made today that two others-will,-
open for work tomorrow morn
ing. The mills opening today were the
Gibson, Cabarrus and Franklin of
the Cannon chain and the two, to open
tomorrow are the Norcott and Brown
of the Johnston cjiain.
No troops were on guard at any
of the mills when they opened this
morning. Adjutant General Metts
reached th,e decision not to station
troops at the mills yeserday after
noon after a- conference with James
F. Barrett, president of the North
Carolina federation of labor No dis
order of any kind attended the open
ing cf the mills either here or at
Kannapolis and no large erjwd gath
ered near any of the mills pioperty.
At the Gibson mill several hundred
persons were on the street, but they
did not attempt to prevent anybody
from enering the plant.
Wits the opening of the two mills
tomorrow, every mill in the county
with the exception of the Buffalo,
will be in operation. The Buffalo mill
n.ak.es yarn for the Lock mill since
the latter is running only the ging
ham department, the yarns are not
needed. !
The management of ;h.e Cabarrus
and Gibson mills stated that every
department of the mills is running
today. At the Franklin ill no machin
iery is in operation, the few em
ployes in the mill being used to clean
the machinery. All of the mills which
had opened prior to this awning re
ported an increase in th- number of
operatives at work today
Local union officials together with
President Barrett were present at
c ie various mills which opened today
and these officials have been instru
mental in preserving order.
Mr. Barrett gave his fir-t offH'!
statement on the situation today. He
declared that if the mill owners will
confer with him 'Ten minutes," he
cm have every mill in .he counfy
: mmng at tun time tomorrow
-..-ring with every former employe
::ow in the city at work again."
'"here was no intimation today as
to when the troops will be recalled
from the city. They are .being held
in armories here.
Alfllfi SEES 1
ABOUT PROHIBITION
FORM ASSOCIATION
By the Associated Press.
Washington, Aug. 22. Internal
Revenue Commissioner Blair confer
red with President Harding today
with respect to the appointment of
ficers in some of the southern states.
Newton, Aug. 22. According. tw the
report of J. W. Hendricks, county
agricultural agent, a number of the
leadinc Jersey breeders of Catawba
conntv met at the farm of Henry
L
ABOR MAY OBTAIN
?r'&
Ml QUI DELEGATION
flower.
I May
some selling, but
;ber.
...13.15 lo-ol
Open Close
13.r,r 13.93
13.60 13.97
... .13.78 14.06
13.85 14.15
Lutz Saturday afternoon anfl organ-
powers a reception in his honor on Saturday jxed a County Jersey Breeders as-
laws evening, attended. Uy a large numner sociation.
4? 1.5. fAvmof mil n q nnfl I'li'in s. r 01' ' here is no flOUDl tliat wmwiM
i lire.-' vears Prof. Lsoh was head of the , oui U is the leadin.r Jersey county By the 'Associate Press
vm,,; deoortment of- Catawba ccl-l.i.i Woith Carolina, but we have not Atlantic City, N. J..
The attempt of the federal govern- , n , dLnn- those three years been boosting our breed or pushing-president Hardine loo
ir.-nt to regulate ia.or - made manv tr.ena.s wno were ueugm- u as we . u. '" on labor's request for rem -sentation
state is an usurpation of authority eel to see Jiim again. l'!r ,e,trs S"- 5 M. Arlrof,,. t, h
, . i ,. ii,, ,iveveio'ri now- At the FreSOVterian cnurcn on yes- , to uu mote ioi tiic p.u,iii.u.. 4. .. - -
and a violation ot ttu sovctcigu puvv morning Prof. Losh delighted Jersey breed than any one thing that held in Washington, Samuel Gompers
er of the states," concludes the ruling. Wen-Ation with his sineinj; and i has been done in the county for a fr.j fh ovo11:1Tt, ncn nf tt,B.Am.
22.
favor
STOCK EXCHANGE FAILURE
niaving.
! Mr. Joseph Kline, of New
York
1 . C ... TiU K.'...l- Vw. qo
RUnlDt'I Ol Vtlalb. 1 lie OIJ, tri u ui tuc tt.J , , . . i.i -l
iiuiiiott ui J'" ., 'ericnn federation of lnhnr todav.
sociation shall be to promote tne , .. . .
"U-ll"' "'""' ' "' . , l:o4-'".. , - ,.4-..4.J 4-U.' o:.l,. .4- 4-1,
City, .arrived yesterday to ' sp.ena a breeding, improvement ana sale oi, " s picaiucuv L um
few' days with ,-his sister, Mrs. Wiljjersev cattle. It is urged that ev.ery federation he had. been in communi
fong Yount. J Jersey breeder in the county join this Nation with organized labor leaders ta
luiss l'rioy u-uimigci ua.-, i""-.'.cis,anization. i ! .i,. i0,,rc.
whfiei Th officers of this organization aiei
l. .. l 11, liitoi'ocf n V J!ll,. T I Vhufni-r ni-otfinorit , ukc icuutuun, u"cmui' v liiciit iiiHr
flV yHJ I,a, L.-O' JO Uir v 4 ....... JOliljW. IV. 4i. UUU1U1U, l.tOJIWV.l., I - - -
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Beckley s millinery business oi nitav- h. t . Lutz, vice president; hud tarnt legislation were also coirsider
orv. 'Herman secretary-treasurer, with E.'sd'by the council todav. It was nlan-
. J . . , . -r . , T" ' 1 1 I .. T ( r i . it nr 7 1 1 .
ganizea one year ago anu was cumi,s- Attorney u. r. kiulz returoea to ... ivtoose anu l,. :u. nuiniy-i serv
ed of Geo. M. Wooslev. William J. Pal- the citv last nisht after a few days ine with the officers .as a board of
mer and John J. Giles. visit to Concord on legal business, rectors.
By the Associate! Prcvs.
New York, Aug. 22. The failure
of, Trippe- & Company was announced from the northern markets
todav on the New York stock
change. The firm which was or-
ned to make -a protest against
.tariff law.
the
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