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HICKORY DAILY RECORD
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 192Z
CIIIUSTINNILSSON, TVrR
T. i. !'. ' laiU
Stockholm.
S3 Casfj
iu;t,;rt.. x'lrxsm.. or v uuum
do Mirandi. fciiuuiw Swedish jmh;' a
" nirer. vailed by many l u 5Uf ' 1
sZ &h 1 Hifthtlmralc." left an t tto
in Knglund valued nt llO.OM N.
Tbil it diseloted by her will wii.-h,
iVordinj; to Uockho?m pap.a, ha
luHt been opi'iu'd m London
J The value -'Ullc'
H-ii I to I ' of eunsiderable ie. w not
ye twn. The' Polish pr,s how-cm.-,
assert that estimates o) hot
iVulth .ublihB in, many foreign
:,ht. placing lu-r fortune at. J5,
',V,,w 1 .... rosn V exaggerated.
that site was iwivu
hearted ge.ierosuj ami
known
They add
for her great
that the total of her pi ts are kn o ,
to have amounted to a largo t.o tune
Of. her Kntfish estate, the Coun-
IKK) lbs
itsA Lenueacneu
i?,.v.i! Musical Academy
holm and -0'J0 to
if Music of ran".
to the
CI1....1. 1
111 KJ H'V l-
tho conservatory
both to 3 iu used
Vlie will
amounts
various
Ui: .
ai'ioiis
U to
'njrlish es-
IJose Casa de iNl.i
of art painting,
to liour Swedisui
its I UlHJS H'i "v"".";
:....l,..l..u l.l !ll ioS of N
II 1 ' UHfc .- " - r
totalling 1T.00O HumU
Jiionrta.
Thn remainder ol Uu
la ' i,.f. to tl i' singer's step
daughter, t'ountess
randa. Her iljeis
. ti. . the singi r .'!
r
museums. . .
The delay in op nirtr the singe, s
will is said to havr hu'M occasioned
by the fact that Christine Niwson
was a French ettii ...
It was reported at the lone ot Muss
Nilsson's death that Mrs. Ceorgo .V.
Murray of Lynn, MaHf.. wife ot :m
f the General I'.leetrie
Company there, claimed to be
daughter of the Swedish singer
that she might congest Mwk Nil"
will.
the
and
son's
"xv van wink:li;" pastimh
TOMOK!KOV
Rip Van Winkle," which has been
announced as the featured' attract
ion at the Pas-time theatre tomorrow
and Friday has been called the cous
in's greatest picture.
It is a faithful reproduction of
"Joe"' Jefferson'si world-known stage
, Wjiehinolon Irvinu's im-
mnvtnl storv and ".Ioe'
iind blood his sn,
own tiesn
Thomas Jeffer-
Hon plays the title rt'le so peneci y
us to add new lustre to the family
Director Ward Lascclle. wTio wiclo
ed the niWUihone. has been rpsnn-
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HOWARD-H ICKORY NURSERY
Fruit Trees Ah CWfog Free
j."ible for many highly sucecr.sfu:
productions in the past, but never, it
is said, has he succeeded in creating
a picture wherein drama, comedy
suspense, and human interest are so
perfectly cc.nibined :.s in this newest
Hodkinson super-picture. , , ., .
The cast of "Rip Van V inkle in
cludes besides Thomas Jettevsi.ii
JMilla Davenport. Mux Ashor. Fran
cis larpenter, ("Jerlrudv Messins?er
Daisy Robinson, 1'ietro Sosso and
many other popular players. Added
attraction 1'athe News.
NOTE: All school children -o
any a,ue will be admitted for 10
cents at matinee performances inly.
"JUST AROUND THE CORNER"
PASTIME TODAY ONLY
Thousands whe wept and laughed
at "Humoresriue" will have an op
portunit wof seeini; anuther East
Side story by the author of '"Humor
esciue' Fann ie 1 1 urst.
The new nieture is "Just Around tlie
Corner' and not only is the original
storv the work t'f one of the coil ib-
Msitnvs of tlu seieen version of
"Humorcsquc," lut the sceiiari and
direction are the wi.rk of the i cenano
writer of the classic Francis M'.'.r-
ion it will be shown at the Pastime
theatre today cnly.
"Just Around the Corner" tells the
story of the Uiidsonir family livinc jr.
N'ew York's East Side. It is a iiivy
of faniiiv devotion, of the stnitfjrles
f : mother, a dauuhter and a son tc
m'lKPrvi' tin' untarnished nume of
their family in the face c.'f pcvert
and their ultimate triumph. lve
himinr misfortune- smiles anc.' ;eav
and smiles a;ain all play their pans
A I villiant cast contributes to ine
excellence of "Just Around i he
Corner." It includes Mtvriraret Sodden
favoiably known as a lesult of her
work in "The Inside of the Cup":
Lewis Sargent, creator of trie rule ci
"Ihicldeborvv Finn:" Sitirid llclm-
ruist. the ".Maw Pickfonl of Swed
en." who apcars for the first time it
an American picture; Fled C. Thomp-
nn bnsb.-uiil ot J ranees Marion. Jic
director, Kd'ward Phillips, well knowi
for his str..u:e work in "Seven Dav.
Leave" and "The Hole in the Wall;'
IVtrcv Parr. Mine. Rt'se Rosnova am
William Nally.
RELKJIOUS
HEAD
TIMET
OF
WORKS
HARD
J
Uy the Associated Pirssi
London. Feb. 1. l ie Dalai l.'uua
of Tibet, the rcligioej. and se.-uiat
head of that secluded country ha
to work balder than the average
British or American business man.
He tret ut a -1 o'clock in the lm'ni-
ing ant? labors until niidright, not
withstanding the fact that he is tin
questierri'bly the "big boss."
Sir Charles Rell, a Rritish office
in India who has just returned a?
ter a years residence m t'le roma-v
Lie "forbidden city" of Llwea, the
libetan capital, savs the imr.t La;-.?n
iy a "wonderful personality.'' Sir
Charles is one of the few European:
who have mastered the iiucian tan-
gufif',,, a?id his helped him ! lf
iinraii f !i. nl ! it M-ilV. (ll-i hc-tt (if 1'P
V'11 llll-'ll, I' IHI I1VIIV .V.
Tibet.
.. 'He paid nie the honor ot invitmjr
" said Sir
Char-
his country palace,
les.
"This was a little wonderland of
flowers, birds and wild anima:;a
hidden retreat where he give:; . doei;
thought both to his religious iind
state -affairs. Hundreds t'f canaries
were singing here, and there were
also stagis,' pheasants and a g'reat
tiger f rum IJcngal."
IRISH TAKE UP NEW
CURRENCY AND STAMPS
lly the Associated Press.
Dublin, Jan. 31. Prom-sals for
new Irish currency anil Irish pt.v.tugc
stamps are being discussed by the
Free State authorities.
Ranking circles here are said to
be strongly opposed to any alteration
in the currency on the ground that
it will hamper trade and cause com
plications by the establishment oi
yet another fluctuating "foreign ex
change," but national sentiment m-iy i
sweep these objections aside. Some
predict that before the em? of the
year Irish printing presses will be
turning out Irish treasury notes.
Reckoning by pounds, shiilinr,
and pence will doubtless continue for
some time, and English silver and
copper will continue to circulate; but
it is anticipated thnt the Free St'.ite
will adopt the d'edmal system of
coinage as soon as practicable and
that Irish dollars and cents, or what
ever their equivalent names mrsy be.
will ultimately take the place of the
sterling mr.'ney.
As for the postage stamp?. the
pioposal is that Ireland shall eon
tent herself for the present with
making an arrangement with Orea;
Britain for printing a surcharge in
scription, probably consisting ot a
shamrock or harp, combined wnh
the word "Erin" in Irish characters
upon the fact of the stamps new ?n
use.
Later on, the Free Stale will design
its own stamps, ami they are not
likely to hear the English King's
image. .
One cent a word for each insertion
THIS SIZE TWO CENTS A WOK1)
This size three cents a
word.
AH ads cash with copy. Count the
words before sending in your copy
TURKISH WAR MINISTER '
ARRESTED IN CAUCASUS
Moscow. Jan. 25. Enver D(asha,
ter of war dur-
who was Turkish mini
ing tlu
u:- t be
ihoi'U ie
ed he p.
I of the
world coii f I
:n am;t,'.ed j
in the Cam
to have he(
T-1. and who
movie
has
au-
asuts. was believ
i. on the best of,
wdh Muslnpha Kenml Pasha
Turkish Nationalists in Anato
li:'.. Reports that he would be sent
to Angora to he tried by the Turkish
Nationally!, government Tor high trea
son add only another MiiiT-rising chap
ter to the ..'(. ".zing career of this
1 Ui,:i:-h adventure! .
Enver FashJ v;.:-- f-.'ii'b lie'.'d to
death
SALT RISING BREAD
Just like home-made.
Fresh today. Try a loaf.
"GAMBLE'S"
e
FOR 'VALE FORD COUPE,
Abernethy Mo-tor Co. 2 13 tf
FOR SALE 11)20 FORD TOlJIiINC!
Car. Abernethy Motor Co. 2 1G tf
by a Turkish court martial
the w:;r for plunging Turkey
: the great struggle. He escap
and for a long time lias been head
of a mission stationed in Moscow.
li was understood here that he had
Russia
headed
remain
long as
BUYS INTEREST 111
HYSOIII-SBYDEB CO.
the Bryson-Snydcr-Dilkud
I llis experience here in I,-iVft
iiis previous connections v.l
clothing hcuscs have gir. j,;,
wide knowledge of this i.u.
"He was manager of ti ;.,
store here for two ye;. is, whi
from its Organization L ;
He went to Hickory Use i;., ... ',
year, after severing hi
with the local store'
., -mi"- ;-
.em
ootaiiieu . material help iioni
for the Turkish Nationalists
l,y Kemal and that he would
in .KeViial's trood graces so
he kt ot away from Anatolia.
Enver has made frequent trips 'i'lrom
Moscow to thc C'u risus and other
regions nearby where his movements
have been unknown. One of the
'atest reports was that he was or-
iganizing Bolshevist occupation in the
Caucasus and that an a :'my was be
ing organized there with the support
of the Eolsheviki fur the purpose of
maichlng into Anatolia. The Rus
sian Soviet government rccontly cut
off the food supplies, house nvir
plenty of Soviet rubles which it had
generou&ly donated to Enver Pasha's
missien dining the past year.
"I
mo into the forbidden enclosure oi being drunk.
LET PAINTINfi CONTRACT
J. Arthur Webb, last night was
awarded the contract to paint the
Carnegie library building, exclusive
of the roof, for $203, his bid being
the h west of three submitted to city
council.
That was the principal business'
discussed by council, all the members
being present.
CECIL HEFNER GIVEN
THREE MONTHS' SENTENCE
Cecil Hefner was found guilty in
recorder's court yesterday afternoon
of selling liquor and sentenced: to
three mouth., cm the ro'ds. In an
other case he got a suspended judg
ment, of nine mouths. Hefner appeal
ed and bond was fixed at SI. 000,
which he ho'pod to give todav. Hor
ace Hefner was the stat' witness
against him. Horace Hefner staled
that the reu.:.on he d'id not appear at
the former trial was because of ill
ness. Eury Lail was fined $20 and costs
for fighting during a basketball
game at the armory some time ago.
He paid.
Several persons also were tried Tor
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Southern Public Utilities
Hickory, N. C.
Co.
OST LADV'N WATCH WITH
gray ribbon attached. Reward ii
returned to Record office. 2 20 3t
FOR SALE 1 NICE LOT 3-1
miles from city limits, 3 1-4 acres,
2C0 feet front on Lincoln road, a
beautiful lot. $850.00. J. F.
Punch, Newton,. N. C. 2 20 6t pd
TT.. T IT T,,ll-,,-,l. f, '! tllf IIIISL t'.VO
years manager of Antony Brother HOLY TRINITY i.l
"huge store at Dayton. Ohio, h-rij KJth avenue and i.Mh
muchascd an interest in the Bryson-j RCv. C. R. W. Keg lev,
Snyd'er Company depai tment store j At 7:30 p. in. to'day a
here and the firm name will be Bry-lscrvi.ce, subject of ! it,
,,n-Knvder-I)illard Company. M r-! and ' Defend the Truth ;
rtias. A. Snvder, head (.f fh-' mcabut
business, will remain in Hickory
m.. T-;ii.,..a mini i ji native
f Ml. 1I1U1U, J
' i 1 .-.4- v.-ll,',. iVlTTl
spananoui.u, nnuuv n.wu
vears on the road, was buyer
large .store in Asheville and
there was called to Dayton,
had eharec of the Antony
! ; i
n:
i:.
of
ie
RENT ROOMS FOR LIGHT House
keeping. Close in. Phono 1GG-L.
Mrs. G. W. Payne. 2 21 li p:
I(i!t SALE ONE CADET HOT
Water Healer : never been uneratedv
will take exact cost for same
$10.32. Chas. L. Davis, Corner 12th
St. and 13th avenue. Leonard
House. 2 21 3i
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
Stockholders of the Catawba Fair
Association are requested to meet at
the Chamber of Commerce Thursday
afternoon at 2:30 for the purpose of
election of officers' and transacting
such business as imay come before
them. Plans for next fall's fair will
be made. 2 21 2t
seven
for a
from
wheve
Broth-
ers department store. His experience
in the mercantile business wilt make
him a valuable addition to the local
company.
At present Mr. Dillard. Mrs. Ddl
ard and son are boarding with Mr
Penland ra Ninth avenue.
The following is taken from a Day
ton naper concei ning Mr. Dilh.rd:
"Word has been received her-i that
J. H. Dillard. former manager of the
Anthony Brothers company, ha:;
bought an interest in the Brys on
Snyder company of Hickory. N. C.
ana' that in the future the bus;r.ess j
will be conducted under the name :'t
Truth."
At 8 p- m. A cong
ing as announced rr
hear all reports of t
and to vote on the X
tion as submitted' by
an church for all of
tions. Full attend.uK;-
On Washington's h
pledge ourselves and
to th' Truth, to Ik-;!)'
give it to all.
The public heaiUly
STRAYED OR STOLEN BLACK
and white spotted female bird
dog. Finder return to Donald o.
Meiuics or Joseph L. Murphy and re
ceive reward. 2. 21 3
BMSSOfOl
mod, ssis eyes
IRUISE&SPRAIN!
Alternate spplicati
cola ciotQf. then
'tand
V -A RO flu
1 7 Millm Jus Uad Ytdy
that business
during th
exi.nessod
will
spring
too'ay bv
on his return from
SAY IS YOUR JOB SAFE?
If not TRY THE WATKINS WAY
A fine proposition; good territory
open now. Call and Jet me trlK it
over with you. Pheae 103-L John
P. Chapman, West Hickory. 2 22 It
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER MORT
GAGE. Under and by virtue or the power
and' authority vested in the under
signed mortgagee by that certain
mortgage deed duted Sepetm.be r 11th,
1020, executed bv- T. L. Lef overs and
wife, and appearing of record in the
office r.f the Register of Deeo's for
Catawba County, North Carolina, it!
Loo'k of Deeds No. 151 at Page Go. 1
will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, at the Posc
office door in Hickory, in said Coun
ty, on Saturday, the 18th dav of
March. 1922, at 2 o'clock, P. M., the
following described tract t.'f land':
Beginning- at an iron stake on the
west side of a new street, and runs
thence South G2 degrees West 160
feet to' an iron stake on the same
street; thence North 34 1-2 degrees
Wlest 2G4 feet to a stake; thence
North 58G degrees East 100 feet to a
state; thence South 34 1-4 degrees
East 280 feet to the beginning.
This lGth day cf February, 1922.
C S. GROVE, Mortgagee.
R. II. SHUFORD, Attorney.
2 1G 4t Thurs.
INSTITUTE CLOSES
ai men iun
The Sunday school institute at the
Highland Baptist church since Sun
day came to a close last night after
three days of interest and hard won.
by Sunday school wo'rkers of the
Baptist church in Hickory. Mr. PerrJ
Morgan and Miss Elma Farabow
of Raleigh, in charge of the institute
gsve 'many helpful points and' un
doubtedly pointed the way for a cifj
training school here during the year
Rev. H. C. Whitener, pastor, said
today that a city B. Y. P. U. would
be the outgrowth of the institute this
week and he expected an association
al B. Y. P. U. to be formed later
The meetings in Highland were very
helpful to the large number of per
sons who attended'.
Mr. Pei'ry spoke at both the morn
ing and evening services in Highland
Baptist church Sunday morning.
i -- -
B1RS. SAM J. LAWRENCE DEAD
Mrs. Lillie C awreiice, wife
of Mrs. Sam J. Lawrence of West
Hickory, died last night at the age
of 20 years. Before marriage to
Mr. Lawrence she was Miss Lillie
Thornburg, daughter of; Mr. Geo. F.
Thornburg of Newton.
She was a good Christian woman,
a devoted wife and mother, and her
passing has caused profound sorrow
among a wide circle of relatives
and acquaintances. The funeral i
will be conducted from the home to
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock and
burial will take place at Houck's
chapel.
She leaves surviving her husband
and four children, the youngest of
whom is one month old.
' The convict ion
steadily improve
and summer was
Mr. A. M. West
New York- where he purchased spring
merchandise f:.'r the Thompson-West
Company, met buyers and manufac
turers from all parts of the country
and heard words of cheer relative to
the outlook. The est -.vssurance of
presperity. Sir. AWst said, was th;
stability of the market. Manufactur
ers have reduced' their prices tc
small margins, costs of manufacture
are as h.v as they will be any tin e
soon, v.'nd Iherf is lillie danger of
violent fluctuations, which hereto fo-c
have kept the business world ner
vous. Another strong factor is the opti-
mism ,yi mo manuiaci . urers aim mer
chants on the big market. They are
confident of the future and their con
fidence will carry Lusinc. ? a long
V'DV.
Mr. West's impressions in New
York are similar to those gained
here, where everybody is expect
Mr.-rch to point the way to another
era of prosperity for the people generally.
a
Day!
Can you save it?
Will you save it?
Learn what it brings you and yours
National Bank
rsS
Hickory, N. C
3g
sharp at
See these
Two s
i c-ae
values in owr windows and don ?t forget the date. This ware is
uality Brand and is guaranteed to wear for 20 years or we will
specials for 'next Thursday, Feb. 23, at 9 a. m.
Carry and Save Store, next to Zerden's store.
n
repis.c
3 P m
of cnarfire to vou.
SPECIAL NO. 1
ue for Only
9L00
mm
1
J
Val
$2.58
SPECIAL NO. 2
$1.87 Value for only
awVM s'li bra
m
jfr'
This 10 Cup Empire Percu
lator and one pound Our Mon
arch Coffee, the world's best
for only 2.58
This Pereulator alone sells for
$3.00.
This $3.50 Dish Pan and $1.37
worth of Groceries all for $2.48
and
Certain Democratic senators .would ;
'bo ic- icrh tori if cn'vir. nrio Aimnld io !
vent a good reason for voting against a
the treaties.- V ashmgton Post.
One 10 Qt. Alumiunm Dish Pan, Quality Brand
guaranteed to wear for 20 years and the following
oi groceries lor less than you would have to pay for the
Dish Pan. The groceries consist of one can corn, listed
20c; one can Salmon, listed 20c; one package Rolled
Oats, 20c; One pound farmhouse Rice, 15c two 11.
Franklin Sugar, 15c; 3 lb. box Ozone table sale, 10c. 1
package Kellog's Corn Flakes, 15c. 1 lb. navy bean,
10c; 1 lb. Lima Beans 12c. Total $1 37
Now remember-no phone orders no goods reserved, no goods deliv
ered. K will be first come, first served. See these wonderful bar
gains in our window and don't forget the date and hour as we only
have a limited quantity to sell at this unheard of price Onl v one of
each to a customer.
.Xoders parry. And Save,
m
Store