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SATURDAY EVENIUG, NOVEMBER 19, 1921
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
PAGE TWO
Hickory Daily Record
SubBCTlbMi fleimng the addreia of
their paper changed will pleane taU
In tbeir communication both OLD and
NEW addreasea.
To inaure efficient delivery, com
planita should be made to the 8ub
atription Department promptly. City
subscriber ahould call 167 regarding
compluiiita.
6 II BSCRII'TION . K ATES
One Year B 0
(By mail, $4 00; 6 months, $2.00)
SU Months 2
Three Mentha 1 25
One Month -4fi
One Week 10
Entered aa aeconr-claaa matter 13p
tambcr 11. 1916. at the poatofflce at
Hickory, N. C, under the act of March
8,1879.
OTEEN SERVICE GOOD
The Statesville Landmark quotes
approvingly :;n article in the Greens
boro News in regard to treatment of
the soldiers at Oteon. The Greens
bovo paper, having heard much of
I,.. I f:it-i. uant of ch.thiiH; and the
. iil.e, v:u loltl ly a Conner .service
iiT.n who Ir.d spent some tini J there
the food was fi-xi' and suffic-
i' 1. 1 the c'otlniU'' was warm and atie.-
iriiatc ai d Ihe ti . at'.rt-iit
.our.g men all tint could he d. sired.
This yottng fellow -poke 1'u-n: ex
pel iencc.
The poir.t ws3 mad how'tr, that
thie hi? hound t(
OF HI
KLANVICE, OFFICIALS,
LIQUOR TRAFFIC PROBED
Asheville, Nov. 19. After inxesti-
)hn ir Km-.- Kl.ii 3 auegeu
gating the
MUCH INTEREST IN
PARENTS DAY SUNDAY
There has Veen almost every ot:i
er sort of day at the First Baptist
Sunday school, but tomorrow wul be
Thi Sunday ..sciioo i
the
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(HY MAX ABKRNKTIIY)
Raleigh, Nov. 19. Insurance Com
missioner Stacey W. Wade did not
i-iv today to comment on the plank
In th nhilfovm of the Farmers Cu
be in this Luge'- tvhifh .-nj,i the insurance depail-
pnvnnraf'iU hospital as
ail mivate -.oii ? ! tm lie. its
Ill 1.!iu,':iui r:t their lieatmcnt
Even though the
Ihrr- are in niont fhould be severely condemne.i
who f.;v allowing t he blus sky stoetc
!'.iii;nii'n I.c operate m the stale.
activities, the traffic in whiskey, re-j Iaronts ' day
poi i.s ot vice in noieih .m.. . seeking to carry Cat- the DiDiieai m-
puhlie places, and alleged irregulari-; unctiorij Honor Thy Father and Thy
ties of some public officials of, and 1,1 i "ij;)C.r every parent connected
Ashcville, and the county, the Lun-j w-th th'(1 f.nurcn or Sunday school is
( orubc county grand jury was dismiss-; cxict(1 tQ be -pvesent promptly at
( d by Judge Walter Brock of the bu-9.45 Jt wont do to be late tomo: -TH-i
ior court. , ! row. c'r vou will miss something.
The bony in .its report rccummcuu- when it is state thac the pastor win
th.it all magistrates m the eoun-; ak to the parents at the teneninS
AST!
MONDAY
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audi
he requited to turn in to the county j ,tur) there & assurance of somethh:
tor all record doos ana P"i"' i ,orth while srorng to be saiu
pertaining to ineir uiin-c- m
that the v may be examined by a cer
tiliod accountant, The Ku Klnx Klan
pti be came first ami resulted in th- in--(Uotmeti!
of .. L. Froncberger, organ-j
m,l l.rleat-le of the klan nere.j
rer
on charges
of f;ilse arrest and im-J
SLOAN'S EASES PAIN
RELIEVES THE ACH
1 , " f Mr. Wade did, however, call attcn- nl.iso;r.(nt, kilnarming and conspir
managen.ent t;tion to tllo fai.t that be lrul said ro !,cv ;to kdmxp. His case was ci'.lle.i
The Aaaociated Preaa la exclusively
entitled to the uae of republication
of 11 nowa credited to it or not : provide
credited in thla papr and alao the lo
cal uewa publiabed herein.
alEMBEK OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
Publlehed by the Clay Printing Co.
Kfery Everlug Except Sunday
li-;.. lmnit;ils for there i.s nolhinj.
i;i, u. nn Hdn. from the outside to very
a'.''ai:isf
Z'b ()'
; oflice.
to whisKey.
f.iu li iiv-titutic.ii i do their utmo.i, j about the blue sky laws in"thi superior court and continued
llif v will be unable to piea:--e all the , wild cat companies that he was m!tii' tl. January term. lie is out
. ,.. v! Hint ashami'd to sav anolher won. ,,,, .. i r.rr, t,.n.h lho second in-
..... ,. . f(. to the newsp-vper meiu wno vr, .-(-.
nmst difficult to satisfy . ! his offi(. about it. lie beii-ved the
It is very well fv g od women i ,.W; apeis of North Carolina gave
extras for the inmates ol i . ..V(1 i,;,,, ialf a millu.'M dollars
worth of liee U'Ivciliimiik uuuui m-.-, ,
enioposition. Jle nr.vi erno'c.u
ii... 1.,,. ... I in hi-wiL-i f inr ns 'i
bring cheer where brightness is not, ()(lSsihkl to (o ti, hv having an;
alw.ya present; a smile here avd a j invesi;,aik ni.t(1e of every com-j
mll there can r.-.vomplish wonders. ..,.,, ...l,;, , .imli..l U:v liceiu-t- to soii I
vcsti'.'-alion resulted in tin? indictment
!rigisliate I'- L. Lyda and
;;lo.y, charging corruption of
nth' snecifie counts relating
A SPLENDID MKHTINii
TlnMt Ifii'kni'V nu-n and women who c.illou'l and
attrmied the sessions of the welfare ' patients to suffer
nutili; hele yesterday afternoon and
last nwht ie richer thereby not that
th aMlressef added to their material
holdings. ,; h purpose of tiie meet
ing was uMUtHi than that!
Thfj; twp audiences received a vis
ion of' social service such as they
t-uld not huve obtained throuugh mere
Rat repoitA tf ill treatment :u' n
to be credited without proof. It n! in addition to all this he
nn('.,n.m'.r n IWtUt 1! !VCL Lit' VV I 1 1 i i ' ; wntii.
pany, which api)li'il for licon;-'
stock of ..ny kind in North Ca
M n 1 C
no! ma.
m S PILLS
a
J.ailli a! A'i yr UrutrKlBt for .
hard to imagine a
earelcss :.i to .wrmitj
about the wild cat
had
stook
companies, by having conventions r-.y
cvfty kind which met in North Caro
lina during the past few years en
doi&e the effr.'fts of the department
to :Vcn this type of stock stlaesr.ie
l-arnifi's u niiii
persons afflicted with tuberculosis.
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MR. KEEVER INJURED "
Mr. Arthur Keever. well known
reading; for coming in contact with Hickory man .narrowly
fine pvisor.ahtivd who a.e interested fiont q q f,ejght rmrill( neav th
in work for the common good im- pas.u,r,,er statici and was dragged
parts u penonal touch that cunni.t be! for a dr-tance of between f0 and i"
Wove' feet before the ensineer, unaware m
r .f clnnnu, hi-5 Dl-r.l.liil 1 VC. lVl I .
i- ... . 1.,,'..n. nn.i cfl'ltclli'l .
J.eevri ia uim .m- .... ,
but no bones were broken. It h sup
posed that Mr. Keever, who d. es not
see very well, did pot ob-Jrve the big
pisent with the printed word
the ame speakers to return,
would be heard by great audiences.
Of that the Record feels confident.
In spite of the sma!lcrowds, the
sessions yesterday will have a large engine,
influence on the thought of this sect-
ion in regard to welfare work. I'1'-' EXPERIENCE, PASTIME MONDAY
Crane and Mrs. Johnson in the af-j , ,. , ,, ,
, t u in The e te of New i ork was rccrmt-
ternoon and Mrs. Johnson and Pro-, ( , ( ) ii(r ,.tranu)U,lt pi(.tlvre,
feasor Odorn in the evening imparted ii,jin-e, that comes to the I'ast
a new meaning to the wordy. Pro- ime theatre for two days Monday and
lessor Odom, for example, presented Tuesday.
the subject in an idealistic style - -
that was not above th heads of h ' coi i d SCICAP SINPS WITIIOIiT
heurfra; that, in fact, lodged in their ( ANY ACTION OF CONOREH;
headd. 'The others presented the . . . . x. r 1U r.ov...
.... 4. u I Washington, Ncv. 19. Longiess
practical side of, the question, show-' uI)l ,U1 i,e called upon to act
ing tlie necessity for state action. any armament reduction program, in
I jr.' Odom nut his nudipncM to view of the administration. unless
thinWng from the atartjrnskin 1 thMifrewiwnt--MelAd- vci:; put nto
them their idea of the highest com- the form of a treaty. The waifm.o:,
m tn u , to be scrapped, administration ottic-
mon guod? All can not have health, ))e dj3piMe1 of
wealth and luippiness. These are. wjrhout conpres-ional r.ctio.i under
impossible of httainment for every- the authority the navy has of
And don't forget the . Red Ctw, ;
Christmas seals, those little ftamp;
...v- u .i it, ho Ann for ! out? o the state. Vm
las year was u:i- riiii-' -"m
which did not en.to'rse the' fight of
department against the wild catters.
A representative of the department,
at one of the meetings of the farm
"eis union, placed the whole matter
hi f'.ve tlvc onvnetion, told the dele
ites of the danger, aiKi asked that
r resolution be parsed warning liv
farmers aginst investing in wild
i t ntock. Practically the same resolu
tion had lun pa-sed by practically ail
i f the other organizations ni North
Carolina, and this greeting of ihe
frmeis union would not take act.-on
(.'.! it.
Mr. Wade admits that the f.nrm--r,i
and other people of North Cavo
llca have I een fleeced by those wild
cat salesmen, but they bought thb:
sti ;k in the face of persistent warn
ings of the department that it might
be a fake and a money getter rat'.e. i
than a money maker. Some of t!".'
eompriics had the license of i.li" de
partment because they complied with
the; laws. At the tie the farmers
ur.i.'.i refused to endorse the fig'u
there were a dozen companies licenc
ed in North Carolina. At the present
time, as a result of the fight made
against them, there are but five
companies licensed to sell stock. Yet
it is this year the farmers declare
the oepaitment should , be condemned.
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0rCT'M i .......I x.lth Wn RlLLt.n.
iWAVN-l 'l ute u otiu r. ISuy of your '
ffl ?ilV? s: ltti VM 11L1.S. for &S
w SOLD UV DRLGUSSTS t RYWKIM
TORMENTING, agonizing rheu
matic aches are quickly relieved
by Sloan's Liniment. Apply it
freely and enjoy a comforting sense of
warmt h. It penetrates 'w ithout rubbing.
Good ako for sciatica, lumbago,
neuralgia, over-exerted muscles, stiif
joints, external aches and pains, back
aches, strains and sprains.
Don't let pain lay you up. rveep
Sloan's Linimcpt handy and at the
first sign of an ac he or pain, use it,
for it certainly does produce results.
At all druggists 35c, 70c, 1 .40.
"EXPER1
ENCE
V.
WITH
Richard Barthelmess As Youlh
From the play by George V. Ilcbait
A George Fitzrnaurice Production
A Paramount Picture
a i,i.v Pneciil 7 Reel Production. 'No Advance
ission 10 and 20c, war tax incluuedj
Admiss
Liniment
TODAY " 1
body. But all can grow. The op
portunity to grow, instead of standing
still, is a natural right. It is a law
of life. So fi placed growth nj clearly that tin
the greatest common good, and
brought in illustration after another,
drawing on the New Testament, and
making his application in a manner
that impressed.
There was nothing dull about "the
meeting herd yesterday, Hickory
people hud impressed on them a few
fundamental facts that will not be
forgotten in a few days.
Japttnexe naval experts believe the
United States is given .the, advatit.-
claiing r. vessel no longer useful ami,
directing its disposal.
So far as the questions of the far
east are concerned, it was indicated
administration be
lieved an international "understand
ing" of pdicy would result rather
than a formal treaty.
The officials holding these views
expressed entire readiness to lay be
fore congress any agreement in
which either the senate or house
r-hould feel they had a right to be
consulted, but dec Pared that so far
as the present outlook was concern
ed they could see no occasion to
raise u constitutional question.
Matters of naval appropriation, it
can Experts are 'ure ihe Japanese are m t but COllfidence was express"
HALF AJENTURY
Oklahoman Praises Elack-BraugLt,
Having Used It "Can Safely
Say for 50 Years."
Grandfield, Okla. One of the best
known farmers of Tilman County, Mr.
G. W. Tisdale, who owns and manages
a wagon yard here, says:
"I.., have used Thedford's Black;
Draught I believe I can safely say for
fifty years.
"I was born and reared In Texas,
j Freestone County, sixty-four years ago.
1 I Lave been married forty-four yeara.
was said, naturally would have to y raer seu i acK-uraagiii oe.ore i
"ci . . i? j .1
ror roriy-iour years 01 my murrieu
!ife, It has had a place en our medi
cine shelf, and Is the only laxative, or
I " Now Is The Time For
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favled. Switzerland, at least, will, that no conflict would am.' on tin.-, i vpr mJi(lir,p W(4
n i . i ----- - -
huvfc no complaint over the naval re
ducflon plan.
LET'S KEEP MOVING
te cost or a nam suriaceu roau
froflft Lenoir to Boone would be great,
as was pointed out at the meeting in
I-enoir this week, but the" need for
this type of highway is far greater
than on uny other project having the
mountain counties as objects. As
we write two covered wagons from
Watauga county, with mountain
produce are passing the Record of
fice. Short cropH in the mountains
have reduced this wagon traffic some
what, but tlutre will be many fat
years. The Jlickory-Lenoir-Roone
highway, which will he hard surfac
ed to Charlotte also, is a real need.
There should not be any ceasing
of the agitation for this road. Cald
well county has many miles of road,
the Record is aware, but its most im
poitant road is that from the Wa
tauga line to the Catawba river. It
is , almost as important to Hickory j
us uie uenirai nignway, me coiuiucu
for hard surfacing of which will be
awarded in Raleigh next Friday.
noint. It was emphasized that no on 1
could predict now whether the arms,
ment program1 eventually would1 ta!
the form of a treaty r Merely su-i.
ah "understanding "as 'would net -re
quire senate raitfication.
Mrs. WILLIMAN
TESTIFIES
Declares Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound to Be the Best
Medicine for Girls and Women
Hamilton, Ohio. "I had such awful
pains in my back I could hardly stand
m on my ieet anu 1 was
never without a
headache. 11 1
walked up town 1
thought I would drop
and many a time 1
felt o bad I had to
go to bed and 1 waa
not able to do much
of my housework.
1 would have hemor
rhages every two
r
Wp'4...
down p&ins.
weeks and dragging
1 had
a
itir
which has displayed good judgment an tut I kept getting worse and only
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Thn Hickorv Chamber of OomniPreo ' leeimg oauiy iot uiree years aim
, . ... . . had two ol the best doctors in the cit
the advocacy of road projects in this I weighed 125 pounds. 1 saw your adver-
county, was never on. firmer fcrountl ri3l0,nt;n.t a"d ' ,ook 'Kht boxes of Lydia
, .... K. Pinkham a VegetablcCompoundlab-
than when stressing the tremendous . lct3 four bottk'S Lydia R Pinkham's
importance to the great mountain; Blood Medicine and your Liver Pills and
flection and the piedmont'Af a through
hard surface to Boone.
Let's keep on the job and make the
noticed an improvement right away,
Now I weigh 188 pounds and feel fine.
Everybody tells me how well I look and
asks me what 1 looic ana 1 always say,
use.
We use it
for torpid liver, sour stomach, , heed-
ache, indigestion ... I dou't think we
could get along without Jt, knowing
-what it has den n for us, and the money
it has Raved. - I t in just as good and re
liable today as it was when we began
its use. My boys use it and they are
satisfied it's the best liver medicine
they have tiver . used."
Thedford's Black-Draught Is purely
vegetable, not disagreeable to take
and acts in a prompt and natural way.
So many thousands of persons have
bopn benefited by the se of Thedford's
black-Draught, you should have no
hesitancy in trying this valuable old
well-established remedy, for most liver
and stomach disorders. NC-139b.
PAINTS AND
WALL-PAPERS
No Oelay in Shipping, we carry
the goods in stock
Mail or phone us your order and
get goods the-same day
THURMOND'S
Paint and Wall-Paper Store
Newton, N. C. Phone 28?
Don't shut yourself up
with the dirt and coal dust
this winter. With the ROY
AL you can clean everything
from attic to cellar. It is so
light you can carry it up and
down stairs almost as-easily
as you can a broom. It re
moves all dirt, hair, threads
and lint with AIR ALONE.
Let us demonstrate this
wondeiful Cleaner to you in
your home TODAY".
Cleans by Air Alone
Southern
Public Utilities
Call Phone 148
Co.
OUR PRICES
workmanship.''
therefore we
We estimate all repair woriv uexu.c
ih our nuality
Uur watcn repairs a i.- " , , therefore we
TW are standardized lor eac 1 ' 7-" ' 1, wnr it
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patching but perfect repairing ami assured oatisl,action.
We Have a Factory Man
Lenoir-Blowing Rock-Boone and Hick- 'Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
nrv.rharlritto K!riaw v.r.,.,1 f pound, the best medicine in the world
11 mC I 1 I iVfur any sickness to which girls and
from top to bottom. Forward should! Women are srfbject I will alwi ys have
be the cry until every mile is built. 1 a gotl(i word foJr your ,nt.dicina and yOH
1 Hickory Red Cross roll call Tucs-I Mrs. Joseph Williman, 722 South
day afternoon.
9th Street, Hamilton, Ohio.
The proof of the Pudding is the
eating of It. The eating of the
Pie is being one of my patients.
I will do the rest, as you will know
when you investigate Chiropractic
Over Essex
Phone 528-J.
Jewelry Store.
G. W. RABY, M. D., D. C.
is the placing of your ihoney where it will make more money and
still be safe. Such a place is this bank.
Your money in a savings account with tins bank earns inter
est at the rate of, 4 per cent. It is not only safe while it is here,
but you can withdraw it or a part of it at any time that you desire.
Glittering promises are made by dishonest promoters', offeffring
lar-e earnings on small investments. Don't be deceived oy prom
ises of large earnings as such are. always a gamble and usually a
bad one If you have some money for permanent investment, get
our advice before buying any securities. It is free and may save
you keen disappointment.
But no matter what other investments you are making, you
will find a savings account the foundation of thrift.
First National Bank
a ' HICKORY, N. C.
f Capital and Surplus $300,000.00
J T) Elliott, president, K. C. Menzies; VicePresident & Cashiar
' - j. L. Cilley, Asst. Casfcter
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GRAND MONDAY
tttgHUXKiCfcagaJ immim 1 g- L." . . . --
r--IN-
40tf OASIONALLY YOURS"
The most talked of. Screen play of the season
modem Eve offered the apple and, as usual, Adam f
the forbidden fruit.
ADMISSION 10 and 20c, war tax included
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QUALITY AND PRICE
Two principal factors to be considered
in any purchase whether large or small.
When you are always assuredo f the best
at the lowest price and often at a big sav
ing, it is vell worth your consideration.
There are reasons for the continued
growth and popularity of our store.
Bring or send your prescriptions to m.
You will be pleased and you will appreci
ate it.
THE GRIMES COMPANY
Crisp- Dainty - Delicious
Deserves Its Name Fulfills Its Fame
Hickory's Pride
8c a Loaf, 2 for 15c
Made by
Steam Bakery
C, W. ELLINGTON, Proprietor
HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA
Gity
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTE M
Announces
Round trip xeduced fares from all' stations to Chapel Hid. V t
and return account
CAROLINA-VIRGINIA
FOOTBALL GAME
CHAPEL HILL, N. C.
Thanksgiving Day, November 24, 1921
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Ro7.vnd trip tickets on sale November 23rd and for trains ! 1
to arrive in Chapel Hill before 1 p. m. November 21th, linal !'n,-:
November 26, 1921.
SPECIAL TRAIN: From Greensboro to Chapel. Hill and " iur"
November 24th. . Leaving Greensboro 8:40 a. m. arriving ( i ; ; "'
Hill 11:15 a. m. Returning leave Chapel Hill 5:30 p. m. and an
Greensboro 7:50 p. m.
.Train
train,
boro.
44 Charlotte to Greensboro will connect with this
Returning the special train will connect with 43 at C-rei
Special sleeping cars arranged from Charlotte and Asheville, ha'
Charlotte train 32 at 7:25 p. m., November 23rd and leaving A :
ville train 1G at 4:40 p. m. to Greensboro, thence special train.
rivir,o PVirjnol TTill 7 n ni Mnoimihoi. o.k, t?otiirnin' )''
Chapel Hill 11 p. m., November 24th. Special train to C-reen
thence regular trains to Charlotte and Asheville.
Passengers at intermediate stations can make reservati"''
these cars and also get other detail information by applying to
est ticket agent or address:
R. H. GRAHAM,
Division Passenger Agent,
Charlotte, N. C.
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