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cal aexti JUbftshed herein.
More pretty school buildings are
going up throughout the country
than ever before. Most of the build-i
are of brick, contain from four,
to si:-: rooms have la rye nud't. Hums
ft l
vive a Iar:e section, in" uiv
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 30. 1921
EOTTLEKS' POSITION OX
FEDERAL TAXATION!
out
I.i till'
Oil"
IioiiM s lias
, n: ululated ilist i ;.v(:
r;" belli r tf!li'!li'-s
i:id two-room
I ia - i ; instead we
t , i limit :
t'.n m.
for the childien on the
Senate 1 . iiui:i at i . 1 to --
piess the hupe that I lie disan.ianK nl
C'Ullei el.ee will amount to "oiiiet h.ng.
No patty could an'ord to pi:n - ob
stacles i.i the ".ay of success of such
a movement.
Mr. T. W. IJoati igni. manager of
the Pepsi-Cola l;otl!in,r Company
ha-; n t imed Isooi Raleigh, where
Mi-: Uii k ho alteNibd t In- eoii ..mi! ii m
' tie' North ( 'arol i '.) t !ei a.-
'iatic.'l. 'lit' io itio'l of tl.-.' hot
i!i i:' on feilerai l.iA.ilimi .is conliin
i.i in I he following ri solut ii.'.i ad,., I
i 1 1 I; v 1 "O con vei it :o n ;
" V. hi' e.-" t" f . I e.':; i--; no .V a I '.vol
I 1 1 ;i:iri !!; a t: v m venue net, .'ii.-i
: nd mean.-; of the house of repvesev. , cm- representatives in Washington i favor of a
lutives ami the senate iinance com- fr equal consideration in matters of
mittee have seen fit to rearrange Lie . . taxation with all other industries, and
excise tax in the proposed act ireni Re it rp solved that- rail .it-
imposed by the revenue act otltciifcion to the national legislators tairly pro
Carolina
ill times
th;-'
that
lltlS, and
" V he i e
merely in-: amounted to shilling o,
the t:::; when the manufacturers of
ealbo.'it-.led bevel age:; have been pivrid
ii .. f.ir elimination of all excise lax-
of I tention
J that the bottlers of North
t ear angena sir ; willinp- and anvions at
manufacturers' tax on ali
business, and will feel that the in
dustry
has been treated justly
ided congress t rents
manufacturer alike.
ii, ai concerns u .
business ,f govern
an,j. concern of capital. jt
.Ijlican jr.).
HI t!
to pay their just pvopcrtion of ths
great national debt, but they feci
that the present attitude of congress
in imposing on their business an ex-
CLEARANCE HOUSE FOR LAMK
v I.i i ea ',
mr.wtiee r i way.
;tiy. therelore ;lr or special tax is unjust and u"
vc:i thaL tjie Ni Li ! Aniei ican, and
.i -v:ii.-i:ii i.n. ill con-! "!.. : i 1 :.,..
... .-' .-- - ijr 11 I'M) vf( iri:t w iriitifi.'. '
,h,l at Raleigh. N V members of congess that we are in I '' should it ja r Sif 't!! "'S,S;(
1 o M arai;. apin-'ils to '.-.hor. per sc. to look alter tn..-. ,ia
Birmingham (Ala.) News.
But what America needs more th.in
any other single thing is a clearing
house f(.v distribution, of laborers.
Incorporated 1912 Authorized Capital $4,000,000.00
i! KM JER OP ASSOCIATED PRESS
Published by the Clay Printing Co.
Every Evealnf Except Sunday
IICIIT
FOOD
WEISMI. WITH
and;tei:i) ckop
I he boll weevil, which has in a do
its appearance in North Carolina and ;tae
whirl', already has become disastrous
in ? inroads in South Carolina, is
f. '...; i'arrr.ers in the cotton belt to
v i:vrsifiention in stlt'-J. iVnse.
(Ti. ja:;ca.tcr, S. C. farmn Mt. J.
Ont does not pait.icubuly fn y
t!ie pect i f t li;- hea-. eu-i jut hi fore
ti.e f:.ir, imt maybe what ru--. i m
lu'ite v.ill anive before next Tiit 4 y
A cifur w.'el. for fair wetk is n'.v.cn
i .! if ie ill til.
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iOOlHAl.!. Pl.AVEifS I'MUR
1 IRE Al INnEb'MlV
C hartl HUh Dept. 20. lr. Chafles
b. .rlanvum, chuiririan ot the iimver-iir
sity's committee on uthletis, whriij
i,ue;tiuned atout the report that
onie of th: t an lut-ili. s toi the vai- i
ity feotl.all team had been d:suat-j
itied, made the following- staumeiif:
"The ouetion of th.e eli'ibiiity i
ccitain player-j has ai;K n, and oar
PASTIME
LAST SHOWING TODAY
A Beiij. B. I h nipion Producfson
f
vs.
If'
Y
.Greatest Novel
T
he
M. Voder, has preserved for 2 5
y;.rs the system he employed in his
native county of Catawba and has
found that i: paid. ,Mr. Voder i-s
t.iki in the coimmuUty fairs in
" i ' rr.unty this week and hopes
' liber of his friends in
i "- Hickory r.ext week;
committee Ii.t; consuieied it.
is not yet tlofed- howevi-i, bti-
' cause the playtrs have 1 ?yuest. u to
bo allowed to present new evitbnv.
lefore the matter is definitely settled
the committee does not thir.k it should
make anv public announcement aboa:
it."
It is no sernt, of eouis, that
the players piincipally invol.til are
tiiose who played on the New Bern
baseball team this summer, these be
ing F. P. '.Monis. K. W. .Morris ani
Allan Mi Ghee.
The Uai'nt; th:; tht-ii sunimei
pla injr would have upon their el
igibility foe uiuvc-riity teams bag ,
tv'en widclv talked about 'has enj
been discus-cd in the n.?vsprpeir:
i . v . l r-r.vl it was known somo time ago that
van be controlled i thc fni.ultv cc,mmitt, wouU4 0l l
-ly be eradicated. J tjtl(.t an inquiry. Di. Mar.gum said
uc compelled to reduce' that the committee would p'Tbablv
have an announcemeiit 1 1 make abour
it within lime oi l'uur days.
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ll A Massive picture, oi the Cireat West with
m A Powerful Cast
W f) fh.:Iov!' IneanK Y.-wsVuict K iflil vr? Ki
! J WilUams, Robert McKmi and
T 5 - w -a. ST
Marguerite lie L.a iviotie
!0 P. M, 9
:rtit)T-'Mb') I'. M 4 P. M., f.:00 P. M., 7:
A OMISSION: 10 and 20r war tax induded
M,
ST TP PICCC
ASSURED
IF YOU INVEST ONE DAY'S INCOME OUT OF SIX
IN
BUILDING AND LOAN STOCK
TRY IT OUT AND YOU .WILL BE SURPRISED
HOW FAST YOUR SAVINGS GROW " '
INVITE ONE AND ALL
TO TAKE SHARES IN OUR
October
r a.
the number of ncrea devoted to cot
ton and they will watch their fields
for liffns of the pest. Infected bolls'
w;;i be gathered up every day or two1
ar. 1
are
w
PASTIME Tomorrow
C1 ff A F rj I N
IN
CO TO (TIC ItCH
n . .
out
can
Decatur (111.) Herald.
said to produce 1,500,000 other j .Jht it a lt
- year. At that rate it;fiiUvchgoir.g and grason for sa. -
U're many years to'ing away, but ti fact reniain?, tnat
.;;..' erovvincr in the mitb I conwi egai iom dwindle perceptibly
Now Open
& Loan
A
m
ca.c
'rsuu"' tBcn Iarmfcrichuiches u-cognize tin., and
i lew neves, however, Jti ate their
and destroy tiw marching hordes.
To conb..t :be weevil, farmers must
raiso their own food supplies. They
must turn to hogs, cattle, grain and
chickens for relief. Mr. Yoder told
the Record that he had noted that
those farmers in South Carolina who
had followed the system of farming
that prevailed in Catawba immty
weid in good financial hape. Those
who s'uck tu cotton almost exclusi
vely o'.-o in worse condition
e ,c.h Times in coimnentinj:
-.e e.e'Jtion-of ( has. A RevnM;
t
as chairman at the- Republican .state
coonmittce, refers to the fact that he
got his early political tiaining under
those politician who climbed to pow
er by means of stick and knives nnd
who gave newrpapeis occafdon to use
the good dd English word mayhem.
They were s nippers in thise days,
anl a political convention directly
fter the war $as a political conven
tion and nothia else. v.Atany irate,
we bot Reynold could hit hard and
land abeve the belt.
l'H"
ii..-, aim runo i-
woik in union meeting'.
Now they aie rebuilding their o
ganization for inciea-ed serv
'fh-y are intensifying I hen- ei'firs f .
the welfare of t'ne iiuliudual and lie
'ommunity. Keery m-.n is a ben.fi
eiarv of the elufich regardless !'
whether he ever saw wiibm its ihcn.-.
If you hae depri'.f- your-e'f of
the eomfort the material and spirit
ual advantages that th' e institution,
rare to offer, tin: tioi- to coirei-t
this injustice is now. ?dar.eli'.i iy
fiiient and mode.in civic and so-i.-,:
org'.nizatioiis na .e been devt .'opeo
for th promotion of fel!owshi)i. 1'bey
ale d-jing their work web', but. c
mrmber that the b drock of broth ;
ho'wd the eteinal fountain of good wiil j
to man, is the church. j
If you have had church conuef- j
tionr,. renew them. If y-u have n ; . j
bad (hern, atlain theoi. '!ome oivan-1
i.ation for the advancf-mont of tin-
gospel of .h-sus t. hi i-:t commando
our suppoit.
, t r'
ARMISTICE DAY ORATORY
Bf-Itiiin ie Sun.
Incidentally, "may we be permit
ted"' t'j pretest against his ithv
President's) dtliveiing the oration' at
Arlington Why not. a';k Mr. Wilson '
to deliver it or writA it? We shouKi i
at. least- have a notable one in t'L'i:
case, ad such an oration cught to b" i
notable, in thought and word. , .Mr !
Harding is jiornething better than m. :
oiator; he is a good national doclo; j
snd he is doing his best to heal lii.-j
.COliniJy. IJUt II. e luiirui I i'i i-niuiuc . j
ff t';e unknown American soldier at j
Caro- Arlington aie wortny tne majestic
flrqueniv of a Webster or in? splen
did simplicity of a Lincoln. It is im- '
ican oiator today who is the equal of
either, but the veiy best we hn;e
y
6 Reels of Joy
( Retui n Eiig'agem ent )
-Admission 10 and 20c., war tax Included
Positively the last time this great comedy will be shown here.
m
sociation
1244 Ninth Avenue
DIRECTORS
C. C. BOST
J. F. ABERNETHY
L. F. ABERNETHY
W. W. BURNS
SHUFORD, Pres.
MORETZ, Vice-Pres
L. L. MOSS
W. C. SHELL
F. A. HENPERSON
F. P. JOHNSTON
W. IL LITTLE, Secretary
assess
Special GRAN'
LAST SHOWING TODAY
x1
.01
AMBLE
The university athletic authorities
are investigating the eligibilty of
three or more members of the foot
ball and baseball teams and a shake-
up is not unlikely. North
liru'ans want the university to have
;rood teams, but few want the insti
tution to phy men who have violated
the rules of the faculty. Clean ath-'should speak f'V us, on November 11.
l.tlc, Is preferebletowinninff UVrA''' """" W
a Powerful Cast lnclu?ing
The Civat Stag'e Success by Ad-iah:e ?.lauthews
M. T-itaiiiey as pvodueed by Adol;h Klauber.
The laughable tiiah and tribulations of a
Can t maKe her ideas behave-
A First National Attraction
SHOWS t-fin- i-",n- i;-no- 7. in. on
Adni5r,?srsn 10 nrtrl 9(r L
Included
17
nd jlartha
irl who "Just
war tax
Several bandits made another
fort to rob thy postoifkf:
ef-
NEW MF.VRO ANI) HAKHINC
'it Mocl.s-;' Richmond Tunes-Dispatch.
ville the other night, but they failed What niav b' the fE"'ticancc 'f
ti, M, ftn .u .. 1 . , the New Mexico election? If Demo,
u.B n.t n. u -l'u ,.atic politicians are candid tin.
i uuoui. ifov in ine casn drawer
JiocksvilUs people heard th- noiso of
tbo c "'-snn. got in behind the yeirgs
f ' 1 ; '1 them so hard that ' they
thr-, '.- -ay their loot. The Mocks-
vi ne oifico has been a target for!
yt,;?s for years.
No better farming section can lie
found in Catawba county than the
Mount Olive community, where yes
terday's fair was held. The farm
unusually pretty, th3 land
1 H and rolling and the
) rerous. The Mount
(,1'"' iv.. ' .visually good. It
"' ' ''''i' '" 'rossive farmers
and im. l. ,;o m and industrious hovse
vivei. can accomplish.
1 erauc politicians are canuui int.v
will agree m the first place that th -y
miscalculated upon the dissatisfac
tion vith the the Harding regime. It
13 quite evident that there is no pro-
pounced uissatisiacuon up to ins
tiui" with tbp.nevv admini; 1 1 aticii.
'I here is piofound and ju:-tifiab.e
disapiioiiitmeiit i'cr the floundrir.g
of the present congress, but appar
ently thi? does not include Mr. Hard
ing ,or the administrative orgini'a
tion cf whirh he is the mainspring.
WATCH MAIN SPRINGS
The general public and a big majority of so called Watch-makers
consider a watch main sprint all He-lit so Ion..- it i ,-,t RPnTc-?.M
not the case for the average lifp of the be-,t MAIM ?ll?TM"?c!
horn-".
)" I k e
r,:,", 1
III3
TROUIH.ED
Farmers from Caldwell county ex
press unusual interest in the fair
next week. Interest in all sections
13 good.
If fiboM
W'iib.i ."ict -rp"i'r.
,00
cur feet.
90,000,000 Americans
CONSCIENCE
HIM
"I kr.ow I have done wrong, piea:!
f.ngivc me for not doing my duty
and writing you before. I am thank
ful to Gad for the good remedy He
gave you, and would not take $5u0
for the good the first dose gave me.
I have ben bothered for many ye.rs
with gas in my ftomach and indiges
tion, but Hiice taking Mayr's Wonder
ful Remedy t.vo years apo. h.ivo had
'no .such troublu. It is a simple, harm-
less preparaticn that removes th" evi
tonhal mucus from the nte.-tinal
1 1 act and allays the inflammation
itom'ich '
1 hi
oiooey can ouy is but J WO YEARS, at the end of this time they be
come set, as we say, that is they soften or lose their strength
x.i.iiii -eooer:.? mem unnt so tai as accurate time-keeping
1 eme,.. i ,.e ,,me uii-even power it still exeits mav
aiue lunmiig hut not in tlu time kepping shape.
mi oiuei springs, a main spring deliver
; wings aosoro power or shocks. A
Know tnese things. Have
dees it.
is eon-
eep the bal-
Contrary to
power, which all other
man in the factory has to
your watch repaired like the Factory
GEO. E. BISANAR'S
We Have a Factor Man
O
"HE
CATA
E
A
FAIR
er
Better
CONSIDEI
THE
TTMiiTiirT'iiiiiiii"iii iiii ii mm
FUTURE
vti'ch causes practically all
liver and inte::timl ailment1:, includ-'
rl talk like John Wana-'ir?'; appendicitis. One dose will con-i
vince or money reiunu-Ki. nayei-i ci: ;
and druggist., every-j
Adv.
.. , ,, , , vir.ee or mono
Wil itrug compny
where.
time
y
HnwevMr small your deposits, consider what may come.
x ou are looking forward to a larger success and may some
nesil linancial aid or vpl:nMo w.nnooi tt-.,
,.vtiyuiis nere is ar
your command.
The friendship of your banker, his good will, his confidence
in you, may sometime be important. Here we cultivate close re
lations with depositros. Your bank is important to you choos
it Wisely. J
First National Bank
HICKORY. N. C.
Capital and Surplus $200,000.00
Elliott, president, K. C. Menzies, VicePresident A Caehir
J. I Ciiley, Asst. Cashier
J. D.
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Entertains - Thrills - Instructs
Every body
October 4, 5, 6, 7,
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