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SATURDAY EVENING MAY 3 1922
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
Hickory Daily Record
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cal news published herein.
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PKES5
Published by the Clay Printing C
(Continued from pace one)
Alan IJisanar. Harry Blackweld
.K:ri Faralicc, Florence l.oyd.
I'jilh Traill' W esloy l.ooown
:;; id , ifrd'itM, C'oiuli.'ii Shuford,
i'- .h ' '.'i'li:im. Edith Ivcy, Jose
: I,;'.'.. , ,.,i.ihv. WVk-h llownnn
;, ('i). .!!. Samuo
; -huioi d Al'i'Micthv.
t:l- r;ul Th lm.
!." i 1 1 . - ii i.Vnv. Katharyn
. I t in. M;.k I'.uati iu-ht
t : (Jrado David.
v. :. it h ipy. s. Jr.. Helen
r.w, Mot. Jr.. Ruih Setzer.
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Waidick.
Bowman.
l.yily,
Bohon,
Keever.
FRENCH DEiND
THAT RUSSIA
i RESCIND ;
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South S.hid
i i - i ;adc--R. D. Biven. John
M!,n li'ard, Stanley Lad, Mavy
'vWnil! Rose Whitlow. N. M. New
I n Fi; :;l.-th IVciy, Mildred IV well.
iv.on. j hh'oi ny .
"erado. Neil (dark, Jr..
Frit::. Ivy Rcinlinrdt. Ro-
! v. flcoriria Ko'ier, n en-
Ida' Hawkins. Dai
Cat 1 Miller, Nelson
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By the Associated Tress.
Paris June 'A- "Premier
Poineare mi
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Textile lnair.i t!i it ti ; ; i s s
Dot like tin: hi.'.'.ii tariff
dycstuH's. hut they will
now
duty
recall
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B.r.vn. Avis Pronst, Billy Paul
Vii"'i'na Yan Tt-.ssel.
,, .;r;il!c Louise DeT.ano,
I.Tiwionco. Lillian Little.
Fa!,:1. .Tame.- v niienec . .-e.i:
Deiia. Julia lieiner.
Fifth
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a memorandum forwarded yesterday;
to the United Plates- government and;
t; all the persons which have rcceiv-j
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ei inviiiuiuiis iiiu-i!u uiv; AAii.K.
conference on Russian affairs de
mand t.hat the soviet government'
withdraw its memorandum present
ed at Genoa eonfeience on May. 7
before the French will consent to
rat ticipate.
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Mi'a
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."horlae of ood coloj iit f)he o'ut
hieak ot' the war when German dyes
then having a nioncply in American
trade, ncie i a' off and when there.
w;is ni'V enoit!.;h sh.ippin.ir to )rc.'-'nio
En.li'di and Fiem-h !yts, e-cn if t hey
V( re avriilal'le. As Hie Record r-talL-i.
eveiyhody was ajrreed that, it
weuld he disastrous' for this country
tver to ho cut short ajrain. A de in
dustry was built up and the plant.;
maki.'itc dye can he used to produce?
cxplcsives if necessary. The Record
does not attempt to say what the
late of duty should be.
4 MM.
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Craue r i oi-i a". ,
ens. Mamie Lee Boltck,
Flark. Flossie Lail.
ii.U Ploka Holler, Elra
;;;.i NoliieJ P nhuri Mary
v'enscn, Eden WhiftT.er
' ;v in Evclvn I'eal. Mar
.i.r Je.-if I.anji, Mary
( V. toll
Seven'
Hani
Third yradc
Theio are -10 or more men in and
around Hickory who have attended
.1. ..
these meet nt the Shufonl mill effieo Keever
en no uay
(,,a-i. Dewey t'roueh Eth
Hun'ot- Howard Ruth Au-
lcr. Lawrence Sherviii.
-West Siho'1'
, ,; ('balk. M-. Ha'-ry Moose,
Oliver Royn'olds, David S. fer. Helen
("et-cate tt Award
Students whi.'.-e names are upon
th's- list have been neivhev absent
nor ta-dy during thv entire year.
. N,rth School
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i( ..-fade K.xlnev uoruan. ..v
Strcup, Hazel Taylor, Fre
Staines. . , T . .. t t
Second u'rade Jonn deitner. J. L.
Rebin-on, Nelson Beck, Wooarow
lUirir-, Chailes Chalker Virginia
.i,ihe;l Matula Scru.css.
1...1:11 ;'.irrt Aberneciiv,
PRIMARY STAT
FOR CANDIDATES
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Welcome
7VF! vn'ivfrioiuls the hint come to US,
and
It v.m Rhnll ho. hannv to servo ttiem. Ur, give
thorn a card of introduction and wc.wiH show
thorn snocial courtesy in yur name.
The friends of our friends represent our cus
tomers of tomorrow. Because a bank grows as
ils friends give us a share of their friends!,;
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f!y the Associated Press.
Raleish, N. C, Ju
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for slate
uno :k One
corporation
missioner, two ior cMnyross
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todc.y and
for congro.
ats in the primary j
1 pi'biican eamudate ; SJt
Stiff
c of the
for solicit or of super.
naiiicd hv Democrats in th
one R
s will
Ju eivht of th
dist tiets ono Republican
was ai.nauaeei!. Six of the" 11 judicial
districts where judges are iri for
chction in November put forward
only one candidate.
The lone state contest is expect
ed to icsult in r. lieht vote.
jffist
;-fj)icriov (t.iiii'L and 13 1
r court will be!$SJ
iM nominate!!.
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WEST HICKORY
We?t Hickovv, June 3.
WINS'
The West
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d
Wept
n r:"! o
Harold Sherrill, Kath-
ntxt Friday night a! 8 o'clock for
the purpose 01 setting m motion villiam Taylor,
plans for a local af. ociathn. All
former stiu'cni;' who wish to affi'i
ate with the Hickory h ranch are in
vited to hi' present. They oujfht to
be jilad t(. attend.
lma McCall, Constance reacocr.,
The death of Sir Walter A. Ral
( K'h. Knlish jn'ofessor and author.
n calls his vi?
to T'rinceton Fni-
Fe'i'.th (5radt Tod Cook, iionote
,-,,,.1,-h. Frsicne Dysan'', Inez 11am-
ch,i'.d 11 '.!:- .K-ins, (Jeorjre Rufim
I c:i, Flere!"-e Bi yd, Pauline Day,
!'',(ieai Honevcott,
Fifih (Jiade-John Miles Ateinethy
liarry Dvsart Charles 1 Udder, Ken
noih ' Ilovis, James Shuford, fJordon,
Shu fold. Iccaise Abcrnethy. Kath
leen Link. -Margaret Blackhuru.
H ;. l:.."-m;ii. ()iu!l Ciid-'i, Louise
Hickovv anl ("onovcr oase
playe ! c amc hc- e on the
Hickovv diamond Monday. The
had started to test their strength
Saturday, but the rain stopped them,
consequently they decided to try agr
ain Monday and tha West Hickory
team are glad to resort that in .this,
game that they blankeil the strong
Conovcv t-ar.i. The s'.ero beim
Bv Will
' A Paramount Picture '
Added Atlraciioii- A Snub Pollard Comedy
Admission 10 and 20c
versty -cve 'a! y'-ais a-v. co;v.r"it e Holder, Elizabeth Raby, Lacy Pauline
met the tinitt on which he armed
and Jipproavhed the vvorvr person.
"Ate ycu Sir Walter ' Ralegh?" he
was aked. Somewhat st'ligucred for
a moment, the person replied, "No,
I'm Christopher Columbus." Sir Wal
ter was fo'iind later.
TO
0 in
'mivh i
laor of West Hickory,
or
cais nuche:
Orndy Fercuson, p,'ood citizen of
Kandleman who turned l ank ban.'lit
has been identified by his photo
graph as the person who held, up the
Bank of Suniinerfield a few days'
after he .trot ?."00 in his hoYrio town.
NorVi Carolina mi,u'ht turn out a
first, class ycyjr, but we doubt it.
Three thousand- 1 armors and their
wivi s stayed a demonstration at
it' .. . .......
cHarius. .iaj-,g-e voo"vvuu.
Sixth Grade Conard Croucn. John
l;vn Ceorgia Isenhour, Rcbert
Russell, Kathryn Lyeily, John
Miutord, Edna Raby, Jacob Shutora.
Kr.th Rahv,- Howard Whitenev.
Alma Rubv Stamcs, Kathleen Espy.
, Seventh' (U-ade Fred Coleman
kAbonctby, Flcrence Croom, Walker
Ctituer, " Robert Grimes,Jr., Mar
caiet H-irris, Clara Hawn, T.izzie
Johnson, Helen Kecver, Mary Wiley,
Lentz, Frederick Moretz, Thomas
Mott Jr., Nellie Whisnant, Kath
lyn Whiiener,
South School
r.'itst Grade John Allan Ekard,
Pobett Lefevers', Stanley Barger,
.. ... l: AT,-ll,.r.,l
; .Mar.V Jiivens, viiaoys cuii'.-, mv.i-w ,
ijlari is, Iris Hawn. Martha Riser ,
'John Dixon Lawrence, Margaret1
Vnit.erier. !
Second Grade David Kennedy,
DeLane,
geiiu:. striking- -'.it 1-1 men, and, .aUow
ing only three hits. Tht entire .toam
play'c1. well the game. Deaton maie
a sensa! tonal ca h in righi flecd,
iMi i Ab'ee hit a homer.
Batteries for Concver Suttleni ire
r.hd Deibngei : for West Hickory
mith, atii1 Atee.
The locals -want to say tha they
te rejoicing g".-atly over this vic
ry as C.'.iover plays well and. is
a hard team to beat. The locals
so want to state that they wii!
play Valdcsc team on the "Wesi
Hickory grounds this afternoon.
HAVE HOME COMING
Big- home corning and children's
exercises will he- held at New Hone
I Methodist church, 2 mites from Lin-
colnton, all day tomorrow Mr.. W. C.
Feimster of Newton will deliver the
address at 3 o'clock.
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MONDAY
NND
BEBE DANIELS
IN '
f the Rio Grande'9
Story by Vingie-E. Roe
A Paramount Picture
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rnu ormusiiiiBMi'd:
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Pat the umbrella fixcr it
again.
in town
1 1 i -. I Wpa klev. Rebecca
New Bern for cooperative marketinr j,i(!(iee Hefner, Carl Miller. Howard
If farmers ever expect to get the piivnc.
rbi-bf kind r,f tu'ice :mrl the ricrht Thilil Grade
kind of prices means profit they
will have to control the marketing
of their products.
ttonntor lop .
S. Overmaan, who's
the bc'st lookintr man in tihe United
States fenate, was given the degree
of do.'ttr of laws at Davidson College
t'!ii-i week. He will wear his new do-'
gieo well.
WANDA . II AW LEY
PASTIME TODAY
Ola Barger, Frances
Host, Gla-lis Fineannon, Edith Huti
rvo'P. .Ioenhine Jones, E. C. John
son Jr., Fleta Setser, Claude Thou. -
nsscin. .
loiulh Grade Pauline Chne, Car
rol Huffman, Harry Miller, Elizabeth
Reece, Lucy Johnson, Grace Miller,
Mrabcth Seaboch.
Fif'.h (irade Harrison Pmrn.s
Claude Cansler, Walter Harriscn,
Ray Hawn. Harold Hosley, Meek
Payne, Willie Rivens, Mabel Harris,
Sixth Grade Elizabeth Hardin,
(Catherine Jones', Mary Esther SiL-v-cnsfin,
Ellen Whitener, Hazel Wil
liams, Cecd Lafone, Edwin Barger,
Mary Keiser, Jessie Long, Willia:-.-.
Whisnant Tahnadgo Jones.
Seventh Grade Daniel Bost. Ger
trude Ennis, Blanche Harris. Ethel
Harris, John Mclver, Ruth Miller.
,I IJSICA L IN STR LrM ENTS
Of all kinds are now obtainable a'
our store. BANJOS, MANDOLINS
GUITARS, VIOLINS, STRINGS
We carry a full line of all musica
instruments and accessories. Cal
in and see our stock. Prices right
Mail orders f?iven special atten'tio-n
Piedmont Phonograph Co., 101.7 J
Fourteenth St., Hickory, N. C.
2 21 eoti tf
Ronlart Pictures present Wanda
NawK-y nt the Pastime today in her
latest feature "The Truthful Liar"
by Will Payne.
Tha picture has been made for
family entertainment. It is oxeep
tionally well cast, the star doinvv
some of the finest work of her ca
reer, ,ar,d 1he interest being- sustain
ed through several dramatic clim
axes to a forceful finish.
Added attraction n Snub Pollard
comedy. Monday Jack Holt and P.ebe
Di'niel.4 in "North of the Rio
Grande" utory by Viable E. Roe.
North of the Rio Grande." is a
'tory of Arizona and you may be
Mure that it is chuck full of action.
No fences for C(0 square miles
ti vast area of un fenced tough and
Tiifrtfed Arizona "cow country"
s-uch was the locale fur the outdoor
scenes of "North of the Rio Grande".
Tho twenty-five cow punchers used
are real, honest to goodness cow
boys from the various cow outfits
roaming this immense .stretch of
country.
. Chase & Sanborn I
SEAL BRAND
COFFEE
Best grown in the
World I
Whitener & Martin &
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NEY IN T
BANK
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helps you and it helps the community. Saving money does not
mean selfishness; wasting- it usually does.
When you put your spare money into the First National
bank it helps to make Hickory grow. Except for a reserve to
amply protect your savings, money deposited here ouickly goes
into circulation into sound and desirable enterprise's that heln
this city. 1
And while it is helping the city, yp not only still own it and
ean get it a any moment, but it keeps increasing by the addi
tion of 1 per cent. Interest compounded four times a year.
First National BanM
HICKORY, N. C.
r r,,,. CaI)ital antI Surplus 300,000.00
D' Elhott' President, K. C. Menzies, Vice-President and Cashier
J. L. Cilley,' Asst. Cashier
Make Your Kitchen a Joy Spot
Cooking; is perhaps the most unpleasant
thing anyone has to do about the house in
the summer. It ne-ed not be-
Westinghvouse Fans
will blow away the heat. With it goes all
the discomfort summer normally brings
to kitchen work.
Does your husband, care enough about
your comfort to buy you an Electric Fan?
He has one at the office., x
A Fan For Every Need
: Sold on easy, terms. ,
Southern Public
olioes Lo. -
Phone 148
Aimimiimcemeiiit
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The Coffey Sherrill Motor Coin
'pahy and the Hickory Foundry and
Machine Company have consolidat
ed their plants and will hereafter op
erate in the name of the Hickory
Foundry and Machine Company at
its former location on 9th avenue.
Both plants were fully complete
for their respective class of business.
The consolidation means a combin
ation of better equipment, better ef
ficiency and better service to their
customers. vr
The plant will carry in stock all
sizes of Piston Pins and rings and
complete equipment to furnish any
size of Automobile Pistons from
their stock. Also the Cylinder Grind
ing Department will have the ; same
special care and attention as in the
past, and with the extra facilirlos
will give better service than ever be
fore. The Foundry and Machine - Shop
Department is also better equipped
by this combination. With the ad
dition of !New Machinery and -other
Ne"w Machines in transit, this plant
can turn out all kinds of work
and in the best possible manner.
We specialize in the following
equipment-Textile Mill Machinery
Cordage Mill Machinery, Saw Mill
Machinery,!1 ''Boiler MouWting and
Corliss Engine over hauling. Also
we specialize in -high grade castings,
large and small, and Machine work
of every character. Special Machin
ery for Roll Grinding and Corruga
ating. This Machine will handle all
size Mill Rolls and will give quick
and excellent service.
This combination has brought with
us. Mr. C. M. Coffey and Mrs, E. D.
Sherrill. Mr. Coffey has been iden
tified and agressive in Textile Ma
chinery business for many years, and
lor the past 5 years, Foreman of the
i C. & N. W. Railway Co. Shops here,
and now assumes the position as
General Manager of this Company.
Mr. Sherrill has specialized in Ma
chinery all his life, having held re
sponsible positions for the; past 19
years and is well known for his
speed and Micromic exactness in
his work.
Will aprreciate your business.
Highest Quality and First Class
service will be our Motto.
Hickory Foundry
and Machine
Company
Phone 323-J
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