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HICKORY DAILY RECORD
WEDNESDAY EVENING, V.r)WX
SENSATIONAL F.VIHKNCE
IN Till THOMAS ( ASK
Char lot U, Nov. Appiic'- ion for
bail prccntcd for O. ( Thomas.
Ohntlotte iii:t ).; "v salesman, held
for the murder rf Arthur J. Allen
in Kannapolis October 2.r), in habeas
'oi pu .? proceedings hold hero, ' was
denied by Judge T. J. Shaw, presid
ing. Judge Sliaw rendered his dcris
ir.i at '2 oVIoek after hearing the
more important testimony of leading
witnesses for the defense v.id prose
rut ion. Thomas was returned to ia'd
to await trial in Concord at the Jan
uary term of court, when Judge J.
His Ray will preside.
The most sensational feature of
testimony in l induced' at the hearing
was the affidavit of a 1 l-ycar-old
pill, submitted by the state after thy
petitioners had presented their evi
dence, which evidence was largely a
repetition ft Thomas' version of the
killing. This affidavit knocks tlf
foundations from under the entire
slrry told by the accused' man avi
!)r.. Uobert Lowe win.' wvs with bin-
' ...... .. . itiiTVTiii'rc nr; T IJV A V"
STAR TS AT CI AN I) SATURDAV
i j rn " ..i,...iilin
... ; .!,....( ti,.. ,.-! -ivuvciuiue or laizan sw'"''K
fidavit indicated that there had. been L,,nc?.ln a"d PICtun!c
a convors
most fiv
and Allen before the shots which ki'.l
from
tuition in the street lasting al hc concluding chapters of 'The Re
ve minutes between Thomas ! turn of larzan by Edgar Rice Bin
tC I
It wi.t
fd latter were urea, inegiri, wienie " : 7.1 "... o4., ,!...,
and one episode of two reels eacn
HOARSENESS
Swallow slowly wnnll pieces
rub well over the throat.
VapoRud
Over 17 Million Jan Uted Yearly
roughs is the newest serial
ui uived by Manager Miller.
Lawing. daugliter of K. i
direct ;;,;;; The' Mrfh thereafter for fourteen
v,vf w)h...-n H. mimlor iw.Mirr.vf o. weeks on this same day. This serial,
cording to the affidavit. The girl's! produced in fifteen chapters a '.u,
father is a witness for the state. The thirty-one reels- is said to be cue,
affidavit was read by Haydcri CIc-m-i '"st we.Mtlerful wild animal episode;
ent, solicitor of the district in which ' Play over mace, oponbwcu oy .. .
.C.'.icrrd is located. Solicitor Clement isomers iNuma 'S!;rl,ulrt"""
and L. T. Hartsell- counsel for the ' "l. produced by Great VYk'stern lr
state, obtained the affidavit from the ' ducing Company, Adventures o,
girl Monday night. i?n wa? cUxt by Robert .
While Thomas and Mrs. Robert adapted for the screen by Hili
Lowe, who was with him in the and Lillian Valentine and photo
Huick five-passenger car when he graphed by a battery of camei as
aomits he shot at Allen throe- times under the direction c'f J?o Maxei
ami drove on, declare they did ,ot and Jerry Ash. It presents in his
notice Allen until he came' alongside original character which he maue
their car, the affidavit of the little famous in "Tarzan of the Apes and
-ill is to the effect that the Buickithe "Romance ot larzan, Elmo
car had been stepped seme time and 1 Lincoln, the giant actor noted lor
that the occupants of the herd sedan his daring stunts in many successtul
end the I'.ui.k stood and talked f veronals. The serial oners an eiifciotv,-
i.
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"U V il UJJJH,C3 OF
Starring ELMO LINCOLN
The Great Wild Animal Serial
Starting at the GRAND THEATRE Saturday No
Jill
All School Children Will Be AdmnUed Free Saturday From 10 A. H. To 12 P. M
3E
minutes before the shooting occur
red, though they were not talking
angrily. The little girl's affidavit
came even as a surprise to T. D.
Maness 'nd E. A. Armfield, attor
neys for Thomas.
Special Stoves
For
Frdsty Mornings
m-
We have a complete stock of heaters,
eluding: ......
Electric Radiators, double Action
. . .$7.50
King Heaters .-.$2.50 to $30.00
Laundry Stoves .$10.00
Oil Heaters $12.50
Loth's Hot Blast Coal Stoves . .
$18.00 to ..$25.00
We deliver and set up every stove we sell
These are the very thing for fall days be
fore you fire up your
'
Abernethy Hwde Co.
inn- st.nrv of snsnen-o. mystery, ro
mance and thrills laid in the heart
of the African jungle. Every episode
contains a host of wild animals, vi
eluding Tantor, the elephant, Numa
the lion. Regent the Puma, the fa-
mousape, Joe Martin, and crocodiles,
leopards, monkeys, apes, hyenas, etc.
These beasts figure prominently in
a series of astounding thrills, ivi
many of which Elmo Lincoln fsves
deathin bare handed fights with
lions .;and 'lepaids. A strong cast of
prominent soriai" players support
Lincoln throtrghout the entire pro
duction, headed by Louise Lorraine
hailed as the most daring heroine of
the screen. Among the other playegs
may be mentioned Frank Whitsog,
Charles Inslee, Lillian Worth, George
Mvnberc.-PeryEembroke and oth
ers." The trfeffleriddtrs- popularity of
the Edgar" Rice,' Burroughs' Tarzan
stories combined with' the following
of Elmo Lincoln in his. role of Tar
zan should bring record crowds to
grand theatre every week to witness
the unfolding of "Adventures of Tar
zan." m
Great Kfedoctioo
no jiires
1
Note the price of a few of ourf Popular sizes Below:
Non-skid $ 9.85.
3x3 1-2 Non-skid , . .$12.55
32x3 1-2 Non-skid $18.00
32x4 Cord Non-skid
34x4 Cord, Non-skid . . .
33x4 1-2 Cord, Non-skid
'.00
Hl()
..(Hi
Miller Vulcanizing Co.
1236 Ninth Avenue
MARION MAN DIES IN
chine could notify the engineer to
ghut off the power, Allen has passed
through the machine and his body
was terribly mutilated when it was , North
found. He was an oiler ana wr.s 011
inc the machine when his overall be
came caught in a chain and in this
way he was dragged into the ro;;
wheels. The hc.'dy was sent to Reids
ville to be prepared for burial. He
was unmarried.
on a visit. He took advantvge of, the j lo get away, many girls
"rates'1,, to the reunion at Chatta-1 married foreigners, and thus
nooga, and from there came on to come foreign subjects, when
Carolina.
and i'Z hep-Mti nt t
Grand theatre today only is the iocms last night v. :
greatest drama ever seen on the sil-'tive members of ' .
ver sheet While a heart interest! Miss Elizabeth- Ki
story, the picture also contains the' the cast and a vcA
proper amount of comedy relief. Mr.'ing was made at t s-..
eban not only wrote the story for Other rehearsals v.i;
the photoplay but prduced and di- night until the date
rected it as well. With him is an 'lion of the play.
have excellent cast including: Helen Je-:
bc-j-ome Eddy, Irene Rich, Lloyd Whit-1
the vr! 'ock George Williams, Jc.Tnnie Lee,:
Wacie Botoler and George Beban, Jr.,
the precocious five year old son of
iv! war.
NOTES FROM GUNPOWDER amount c'f money, so we have no GEORGE BEBAN BEGIN KEHKARS !.S
Granite Falls R-3, Nov. i. . -The ' means of strikina: a light during the! GRA.M) TODAY ONLY I FOR "M I('R ;K.S jn
cAiJcv-i-cu Lam nets .uuiK 'iv v. j vo ,iv,n 10 iivv. uin. Accoraing to tne critics une in a Pehearsal f r
ara tne tanners especially are very e.vumeiy untij.mf ortable, but may : Million," the latest RobertsonSole su-'i ' ..hifl '. ,,
giad. A good many have sown wheat j on -H-casr on ue a leai aanger. iper-special release starring George MnniVinal Thi,.
li vf v.roc rlvvr Tlvic voin v,.;n K t;ni TTpvp is fin pvfvaft frnm s'nnt ,oy U , 1 , . , , , , ,T municipal incdlle
4 -'--iT-kTrVTTv T OIIARRY, .i , , ... ... " iu- x - - - , "v'""" yJ" - -
.Aviui'i m 'cj""" on tnat, ana will envjjie tneni to ine-'ieiLer, tins xruni a young woman to
. Danville, Va.. Nov. 2. Fulton Al-pa.e for ls.'ter sowing. !wh(.'m an American in the Baltic
len, aged 2L of Marion, N. C., met aj Most of our tobacco' growers have 'states sent a Package of food': "1
terrible death yesterday when b'',been marketing some of their tobac- wish you would write and advise me
was drawn into -a revolving screen jco and report very satisfactory i "what and how we could do to, get
at the Harris Granite Quarry com- prices. ' jaway from here. To condemn ma-m-
pany's plant at Stacey, N. C., near! Mr. Isaac (Bud) Sherrill. of Hou-! ma to starvation, here, would be a
here. Before a lad who' had heard hisjston. Texas, who left North Carolina ! crime. We must think of seme way
screams above the roar ot tne ma-, f ;fty-two vau ago. has ec vne ''home' , out, but I simply get lost when I try.
Holy Trinity Lutheran
1.1th avenue and 15th street.
Rev. C. R. W. Kegley, pastor.
. At 6:45 p. m. the Bible catechism
class for all the young people.
At 7:30 n. m. church services, sub
ject of sermon: "Almost Christiu'i
and yet Lost."
The committees and any peonle
havinj; gifts of cash or clothing frr
the sufferers of Europe at this time
should leave their gifts at once a;
Setzer and Russell's store to be sent
on as quickly as possible. Count
Tolstoy last night added to the facts
about that suffering. Giving to needy
ones is giving to' Christ.
mt
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TME"ABEL
HUIT
1RM
Friday, November 4, 10 O'clock, 1921
Mules, 4; Cattle, Hogs, 10; Cleveland Tractor, 3 disc
Oliver Tractor Plow, big Tractor Wagon, .Mogul
Tractor, Tractor disc Harrow, other Harrows. Corn
Harvester, Reaper, Mower, Wagons, 2; Manure
Spreader, New Wood Saw, Horse Rake, Cultivators.
Range, Plows, Planters, etc., also 10 to 20 tons Hay
Straw, etc.
Farmers, you can not afford to miss this sale of up-
to-datc stuff! Terms cash. Remember the date!
10 O'clock, Friday, Nov. 4, at
?
Farm
cl aremont; n. c.
Of cc.'urse he finds can freely leave the country, but I
many changes and inrorovements haven t considered that. The doctors
since he left here. He could hardly advise me to go. They prescribe good' j the star. Tomorrow "So Long Letty
believe his eyes when he got to foe'd- but I can only smile at them in a Rohertson Cole comedy drama in
Hickory. He says he could not recog- j reply." six reels.
nize anything at all hardly, as things ' A letter written in faltering Eng- j mm
had changed so much since he lasti'ish by a Russian girl to the same Divorce suits are always pressed
saw the place. Of course he finds a ! American recalls the joy which the ! with the seamy side out. Rochester
great many familiar r'aces around' American workers in Russia spread Times Union,
the old homestead. He expects to be everywhere. Here are extracts, spell-,
here about two weeks. j ing and all, as she wrote:
.several persons from aiouiui hern u know till me nrst visit to us
Girls and Werr.en
WLo Arc Ail
What ThSa Wc-n av3 ;s 0l!f
rrpr'C':. to k'ou
'- H
attended the Confederate -reunion at of (some Americans in our house:
Chattanooga last week. They report were not heard laughter nor lively !
a very nice trip. conversations. With them it was as ;
Lots of our people attended the! if the spring came tc our house. In;
Dollar Day sales at Hickory last 'the beginning it was strange, but;
week, and laid in their w'r.ter sun-
plies.
ASK JBKV
TO FEED THE
RUSSIANS
from that time the g-rave's stillness I
of cur house had gone and we re- j
turned to life. Seitainly for you It :
is difficult to understand us 'but in j
our life with yo'u vwent . away ;
happiness and light." !
Next big kick will be about the
high cost of living. Atlanta Journal.
Here's Help for-
Home-Owners
Our trained men can offer
valuable suggestions, and
help you to have beautiful
grounds, with little trouble
and effort on your part.
Write us and a man will
call if you live within a
A reasonable distance: no
obligation.
HOWARD-HICKORY NURSERY
Hickory, North Carolina
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Ludlow, Ky. "I ii
month for a l-;r.'c l :: -v:
hackafh un' ! i-
r. Tierre's Eyvo"!;- 'r
am r;?toii-hod :i: i':"
me. I have ir "I'-rf
ache, and I li:;v- in v.- :
boltir.-. My i;c;2hs.- i'
this same erperi'-p'' vrr
rrescriptioii'." .Mr . II
10 Ash St.
A beautiful w ;
woman. . He'; t " !'; '
rVrec s in !i-i;!-i or ia: r-" jr-'TB 7
drucgist onl ;r'" !'. t (:';' w
have sparkling eyes, a ' tH.'
vigor, vitalitv; r ;. i !!''
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for a trial pkg. of - r.nJ m
free confidential in-di'-.l -Am, i
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Riga. Latvia, Oct. II. (Rv the As
sociated Press). After several years
t)f censored silence, letters are now
coming out of Russia frc'm Ameri
can, English and Russian neonle M
cntle birth who remained and ?ur
vived the great experiment in hum
m nve.i in . communistic Kussia.
Tiicse tell in an impressive way
what the mere task of keeping alive
has meant to these persons accustom
ed, bclcre the revolution- to lives of
luxury.
Here is an extract from" a letter
written by ?jn American wo'man. S:;
Tears old- from Petrograd.
In three years, I have not heard
from any of my friends, the dearest
I have "in the world. They must be
greatly astonished at my ' having so
ar survived all these horrors. at
Jny years, when thousands of young
er people are daily dying of star
vation and untc'ld hardships.
"It was most kind and thoughtful
tf ycu to send that money, I only
iiope it may arrive. For of course,
although I work seven to eight hours
a tiay (otticial translation work
comparativelyvwell paid) the econom
ic conditions are so monstrous that:
it. is impossible to earn anywhere
near enough tor the very barest ne
cessities. No wonder when butter and
sugar are . 25,000 rubles a nound.
rr "Therefore, what I need mo're even
than money is food, the plainest ar
ticles of food. These three years T
and my "faithful companion, for many
years my msia. Dut Tor whom T
should certainly not be living .today.
fiave subsisted on black rye-bread
and water porridge and gruels, drink
ing c.'ur so-called 'tea' and 'coffee'
(sorry surrogates- without milk and
ugar, with black bread, well salt
Jed. We have fore-otten what, whpat
bread is like, and as for ee-e-s. T
jshould like to see one before I die.
i j. "fvfow tVif assiiatnnpo T umnU v-., ,,,,
" ....... 1 1 .. v. v. L 1 v v. u n viavc
of you is simply tHi; : From time to
time send me foe'd. We have not seen
meat for three years, and' for nitv's
fsake. send sweets, and sweets. but
most especially candy and chocolates.
Do not laugh at me, just imagine,
three vear? withnnt
Ihinp- sweet. The longing for sweets
j at times becomes absolutely morbid.
One thing more, and an essential
('ne; send two or three candles. We
are given electricity only for a
couple of hours. Kerosene or candles ,
Prince Albert's a new
note in the joys of rolling
era!
Talking about rolling
your own cigarettes, we'll
tell you right here that
Prince Albert tobacco has
'em all lashed to the mast!
You've got a handful:of
happiness coming your di
rection when ypu pal it with
P. A. and the makin's
papers ! For Prince Albert
is not only delightful to
your taste and pleasing in
itsrefreshingaroma,but our
exclusive patented process
frees it from bite and parch!
And, for a fact, rolling
up Prince Albert is mighty
easy! P. A. is crimp cut and ;
stays put and you whisk it
into shape before you can
count three! Andy the next
instant you're puffing away
x to beat the band!
Prince Albert is so good
that it has led four men to
smoke jimmy pipes where
one was smoked before! It's
the greatest old buddy-
smoke that ever found its
way into a pipe or cigarette!
Prtnc? Al'
sold in lopr
bags, tidy r
handsnmr
and halt r1'"'
humidors ti':
pound cry .' '
h u m t d o i
sponge
4
Copvris'i
by R. .1 P'
Toba. ."
Winstoa Sj!
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are. not to be had any more for any
the national joy sm oke