ITHE GLEANER
taaOW) IVEBY THURBDAT.
J. O. KERNODLE, Editor.
11.00 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
rn* editor will nbt be responsible for
vlewa eqprsssed by correspondents.
Bntared at toe Foetoßoe at Oralism,
N. a, as ssoonS elass matter.
GRAHAM, N. C„ July 1,1920
THE CONVENTION.
The days of the great Demo
cratic national convention up to
noon yesterday were taken •up
■with building a platform, a job
not y#t finished, but will be fin
ished before candidate* are bal
loted for.
Yesterday afternoon ten can
didates were placed in nomina
tion, among tliern Attorney
General Palmer, Gov. Cox,
Homer S. Cummins, Senator
Hitchcock and Win. G. McAdoo.
There are yet others whose
names will be presented. The
biggest ovation was given Mc
' Adoo, whose nomination the #l
Hners will try to prevent.
The hold President Wilwon
has on the convention is quite
notable, as evidenced by the
demonstrations at the mention
of his name.
It looks like McAdoo, but
there is no telling what the con
vention will do.
Thnt Judge B. P. Long is lit
from every point of view to sit
as a Justice of the Supreme
Court is not questioned by any
one. Legal learning, aptitude
and application, with capacity
and willingness to work, are
prime requisites. Judge Long
has all of them. Hid being a
son of Alamance is another po
tent reason why he should have
the vote of his fellow citizens in
this county.
In the primary Saturday you
vote for your choice for Demo
cratic candidate for Governor.
If Morrison leads in the State,
ho will be the nominee; and if
Gardner leads he will be the
nominee. So the primary n6ra
inates the candidate and every
voter takes a part in the uomi
nating.
CONVENTION SENDS MESSAGE
TO PRESIDENT.
The Democratic National Con
vention on Monday sent the fol
lowing message of appreciation
to President Wilson:
"In recognition of the fact that
the mantle of Jackson and Jeffer
son has fallen on your shoulders,
aa the unquestioned leader of our
party, the hosts of democracy in
national convention assembled,
have directed me to send you the
following resolution of apprecia
tion and greeting:
"The Democratic party, assem
bled in national convention, ex
tends to the President of the
United States Its admiring and
respectful greeting.
"For seven of the must fateful
: years in the history of our coun
f try Wood row Wilson has occupied
: and, by bis character, learning
and power, has adorned the lilgb-
I est office In the gift of his country
[ men.
"fge has initiated and secured
I the adoption of great progressive
measures of immeasurable value
and benefit to the people of the
t . .United States
' "As the commander-ln-ehlef of
the army and uavy of the United
States he haa led the patriotic
forces of his country through the
('*■ most momentous st ruggle in his
tory, and without check, reserve
or retardation, to an honorable
[:% part In the Immortal viotory for
liberty and democracy, won by
the free nations of the world.
"We hail these achievements,
' sir, and are proud that they have
p been accomplished under your
administration -•
"We rejoice In the recovery of
your health and strength after
months of suffering and affliction
which you have borne with ennr-1
v age and without complaint.
'•We deeply resent the malig
;>* nant onset which you have most
undeservedly been called upon to
' sustain from partisan foes, whose
judgment ia warped and whose
perceptions arc obscured by a
I ]»rty malice, which constitutes a
| lamentable and disgraceful page
( in oar history.
;■ "At this moment, when the dele-
Eptes to this convention from
H every State in the union are about
p JtO enter upon their formal pro-
EeeedingM we pause to send an ek-
Hpression of cheer and admiration
■id of congratulations.
Bp'We rejoice and felicitate yon
Pppon your st»edy recovery from
recent illness and congrat-
HgjbLe America that though tem-
Hpjf broken in body that you
EBKp been able, with unclouded
ffiVMon and undaunted courage, to
on for* the great reforms
'' which you have fathered for the
preservation of peace throughout
RULES GOVERNING WHO'S WHO
' CONTEST.
Any person la eligible to con
teat for the gold prises except
thorn connected with this paper.
Just write your answers in the
blank spaces under each question.
The person getting the largest
number of correct answers will be
given |lO in gold. The next best
answer will win $5.00. The prize
money is on deposit in The Citi
zens Bank.
Iu event of ties the gold prizes
will be doubled.
If you don't know, aslcand And
out. Qet the information any
way you can, but two or more per
sons must not combine to create
ties. Such cojnbinations are not
p^rmissable.
After you have answered all the
questions or as many as you can,
write your name and address on
the margin of the page and send
it to The Alamance Gleaner, ad
dressed "Who's Who Editor."
Don't ask for information at
this office. No one here knows
the answers.
Incomplete firm names uud in
complete auswers will not be
counted as complete
Arm names and complete answers
Get your answers right.
All answers to be counted must
bo mi The Gleaner Office not later
than Friday, noon, July 9. The
"Who's Who" pago will be ruu
again July 1, and complete an
swers and prize winners' uaines
will be printed Thursday, July 15.
If you don't win you will lecrn
much about your local business
men, which alone will be worth
the time and trouble of entering
the contest.
How'. Till»I
We offer One Hundred Dollar* He ward foi
•ny oaaa or Catarrh tbnt cannot be cured b]
Hull's Catarrh Medicine.
Il* l » Catarrh Medicine hu Inien taken b)
calarrh auffereri for tbt put thirty- B»«
roar*, ami bat become known an the noil re
liable remedy for Catarrh, Hall'* Oatarrt
Mealclne act* thru the Wood on the Muooui
•urfacea. expelling the I'olaon from tti
lliood and healing the dlaeaaed portloni.
After you have taken llaira I Catarrh Medl
olne for a abort time you wlllaee a arcat Im
Crovement In your aeneeal health. Htarl
i kill* Ilall'a Catarrh Mi-dlclna at onoe anil
yet rid of catarrh. Hand for teatlmonlala
A. J. OHBNKY A CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Hold by all UruMlata. 75c. adi
APPLYING VANCE'S
ADVICE-OTHER REASONS
Durham, N.C., June 16,1020
Editor News and Observer:
I nee that my old friend, Mr
James I'. Cook of Concord is A can
didate for Suite Auditor. If then
in any virtue In Zeb. Vance's say
ing tiiat "the horse that pulled
the plow should have some of th
fodder," then it should be appllec
in thirinsiance. If long, faithfn
and unselfish service to the party
when ho was in editorial harnew
with a paper that Ifd Democrat!
to victory in the past, without re
ward, or the hope of reward, cai
be counted as a recommendation
then James P. Cook has som
claim on those he has helped info
office, lie has always been work
\ ing for others. His greates
achievement was the idea, tb
planning and the establishment 0
the Jaoksou Training School fo
wAy ward boys. The Suite know
that work.
, lie is fully competent to All tin
position to which he aspires - tha
of State Auditor. He is deal
: morally and mentally. He I
- thorough,, painstaking and con
> scientiouv. He has the require*
f ability to a marked degree, beini
i thoroughly familiar with flnau
• clal matters. He is the soul o
* honor and a friend to the friend
■ less. In all matters affecting tin
boat interests of the State, socially
- morally and materially, he liai
been deeply interested, lendiui
> encouragement aud support, will
I voice and pen, without stint.
give this a* a tribute to a fellon
I worker In the Held of Stan
- Journalism, by one who knowi
I what he has wrought with his pen
! and the unselfish service he hai
performed, and I hope it will he
the moans of Increasing his vot«
in the primary Saturday, July
3rd.
Jamkh A. ROBtNSON.
(sdv)
NOT THE ONLY ONE
Thar* Arc other lirakaa People HlaaU
larl) Mltaated.
Csn there lie soy stronger proof
offered than the evidence of Qraham
residents? After you have read the
following, quietly answer the ques
tion.
J. K. Hornbukcle, Supt. cotton
mtU.W . Harden St, (Jraham, gave
the following Matemcnt in Janu
ary, 1916: "I had Inflsmmfltion ot
thobladdcr and my kidney a acted
everylltt |e while.- The secretion*
.werea canty snd highly colored ann
I wss in mtaery from a hurtling
sensstlon every time m.v kidney*
acted. I was very nervous, too.
After taking Dosn'a Kidney tills s
short time I was wonderfully bei
dOted ;mr kidneys acted rrgutir-
Ivand* my back was fixed up all
right."
On July 11, 1111, Mr llornhuekls
said, u J}oan , s Kidney Pills srr crr
talnly a good kidney medietas and
i can say they have done me a
world of good. I gladly verify my
former endorsement,"
Price 60c at all dealer* Donl
simply arte for S kidney remedy
get Dosn's Kidner PlUs—the ssme
list Mr. Hornbuckle hsd. Poster-
Milburn Co., Mfgra.. Bufralo. N. Y.
The High Coat of Living is noth
ing compared with the High Coat
of a Republican campaign. Even
the price of delegates hat gone
way op.
Texas haa declared war on the
pink boll worm. This ia another
war in which the United States
isn't going to be neutral.
Senator Hoke Smith wanta to
reduce the President's pay. Does
it mean tbat Hoke haa at last
abandoned his presidential am
bitions? ,
Harding ia far mora reactionary
than Taft was in 1912.
Who's Who in Graham?
♦.VJ.OOO, and now the directors have authorized an Increase to $189,000, CD I C IN GOLD 1 CJ who to lew thM two
SlO First Prto-jS Second Prize
" • Read Rales of Contest Printed Elsewhere To lHy . \ 1 " '
Answers MM Be Fled at G leaner Offiee
' -■ By Nooa, July Bth. 1920
Leadtof Store - MoW Beautiful Car in America. ~ "Crack and Joe."
Name the moat advertised tslking machine In the world and five —■- w.™« , L . , ... ..... ' V '
of drug More handling »nne; and name a business ranectton which who are A f r,c "' #nd the G ™ Julm "Crack" and "Joe", two Alamance boys, popular merchants, kfcown by
place* this store In a 'class with 8,000 other flrst-claas Americas drag the beat - j
stores and marks it as a distinct leader This is a it™* of ■»•-»!»? best flipped la Alamance county; gire name of local manager, .tel- thing to the way of dry goods, notions, men's and women's ready-to- i
whether l*tbe ££££d£Z£ ofd™ handl « l b * »«• «"»• we« of the better kfad. les, etc., that come, from "Crack" and »J*s" |
Windrles, or the serving of cool fountain drinks and refreshments. Name mast be right or they will make it right. Name the firm and tell in what |
the manager and gire telephone No., and name a candy famous slloe ' public building their store Is located, Name the Virginia made shoes, for
1H43, sold exclusively by this drug store. ' men and woman, noted for their long wearing qualities, bandied exclu
sively by this firm.
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Recreation and Amusement. - Mm •ll W ■».' ' Bettt Aa Otter Fallow to It- "
zzizttzzizxzs. ■ ** -«i
erly men, snd which is equipped with the most modern furnishings for . 40 y send her if you don't," and the well known and reliable
the purposes intended. Comfortable easv seat* am nrnvidntl f„ r S? y nuking llvtog conditions drug Arm of Graham who are exclusive sales agents for
later* snd a specially designed livhiine svstem both dtv asd ■itioto " to and who wUlperform the last required service for you when ' same. This is a real prescription store where medicines ars accurately
paT™ OiEra llSS nlZiUlZm yOU ®TI UKM * the flnn ' * i ' e ],ne * * bu " compounded by registered pharmacists, aod where service Is the wstch
and tele|Aooe No. This la the home of the Claxtonola. Name the word. Name the manager and give telephone No., and don't forget that "
kitchen cabinet sold here, and kpown as "The Beat Servant in the House." you are invited to use this phone freely when in need of anything to the
dragline. -
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Modern Stylish Furniture. Home of Cut-Rate Tires. Welds Anything Wekisble.
ing goods of any d«^iptlon > It l^hoi^'otnplele 'a'stnre Name the Arm of tire dealers In Graham, give proprietors'names and Name and locate the Graham iron working flnn that specializes to |
you call on and feel tfiatyou were receivln- a "sauare deal"? A com tires are sold at cut rates, and where vulcanizing—the kind that "sticks"— after broken parts of machinery, welding anything that is weldable, the i
Jete line of summer
Give telephone number and name of manager, aSd the "PhZ™ph name ot Proprietor of this drop, who is an expert mechanic, «d ;
with a Soul," handled by this Arm. can guarantee perfect satisfaction.
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Graham's Sanitary Market. The Ladies' Store. Who'# Your Grocer. ]
- Who is your grocer, and locate the store noted for the general !
solutely essential to the health of meat consumers at all but more * ' P ro P rietor j pstronlzeil by the discriminating ladies of the town, and name excellence of its goods. Carrying at all times a complete and varied as- . |
especially In Ibe heat of summer Nsme Graham's leadin* mmt markat swrset witha reputation for general excellence handled exclusively by sortment of staple and fancy groceries, fruits and produce. This Is s J
Z3^wlth?iuJL« Srsr: lh), Thl '. U ,or « ne «nd ladies' ready-to- clean, sanlUry .tore, and if your groceries and table supplies come from i
provmetl with all these essentials. Give name of proprietor and the tol- wear garments of quality, snd remember that you can do as well or better this establishment you need never worrv over their Dsritv Give tele- !
faCr^^m^^ raOPM rtWHh " COmpW * " De °' »ttW»rtore than in the large city. Fashion's latest creations are to be phone" number, and remember, telephone orders are given toe same pain* j
' round " ere taking care as personal orders.
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Dry Goods-Ladies' FurnisUaga. Leading Feed Store. Ready to Boy Your Wheat.
Give the name of the progressive Graham merchant offering an ex Name Graham's leading dealer in feed stuffs and locate place of busi- Name the large merchant mllline concern of Graham „Ive name of
? >C I 1? ° .7. * ' ,nd Udle *' furnishings of the ness, where you will always flnd the best in stock feed of all klnda. Name manager and the name of the high-grade flour noted for its Duritv and
. kind, including millinery, at prices that cannot be excelled in the the high grade corn meal manufactured and sold to the trade of Graham excellence,- manufactured You are buying this flour and usine itJf you
i",'" " Dd VlC,n,ty ' ' nd WWCh y °" Bre b " y, °* lf '° U - ,nterel,ted buUdin « •» iTltrial
aily advirtised corset handled exclusively by this store. All ladies are up your town commercially and industrially. Give telephone number. This flrm is nretiarad to nav farmm th« hlrlw«t »k.i.
MM to vUlt this store ami Inspect stock and values. Are dfctributors for l,edmLt Patent and Self-B.sin'g flours, 511TSZSSl
~ this mill, the uae of which meana a saving of $4.70 on the barrel to the
conaumer.
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"Get The Royal Tailored Look." Gralum's Beat Grocery. Real Estate, lot, Insurance.
"im . W^. l d T ed T°[ COmmi,nlty ' Nwno » Dd loc « te the rocery store in Graham. Name Namethe Graham flnn, locate their office, and give die telephone num
. , " p " ,e ° U th « "»nsger and give phone number. Remember, this is the store of ber, which Is best prepared to look after your realty transactions, either
ill i ,k York and Chicago, who are distinctive- "Quality" table supplies, both in the fancy and staple grocery line, aa, to buying, selling or exchanging, loans money on improved real estate
y tin ers n e men s wea ng appare ne. Name the manager, locate well as flne country produce. While you have the phone number In and can supply you with all sorts of general insurance, life excepted'
" £ nd ot meu ' * boe * h * Dd,ed b J mlnd J««st call ua and give an order which will receive the same prompt underwritten by the best and strongest insurance companies to the world!
attention as aa order in person. Name the president and secretary-manager
Plumbing and Electrical Worit. Plumbing And Tin Work. Superior Cabinet Work.
Name and locate U» leading plumbing and electrical etfablbhment of If you wanted . Job of plumbing, roofing, tin or aheet iron work done Name the Graham cabinet maker and name and locate his shop who
n. ham, where In sMltjon to «fullline of plumbtog and electrical on short notice, and properly and satisfactorily executed, or if you want- when it comas to classy work to his line, will not take his hat off to any
o every kind, contraction work In both lto« is ed „y kind of repair work done In this line, orlf to need of guaranteed to North Carolina. The worktogovsr of «tij«
*. ™ Nsme the Maxds lamp handled by this firm tobacco flues, what reliable firm could best supply your needs? Locate Ufl* shop. Fine furniture repairs, upholstering and the refltitahtor of
■ h °° W .»op snd Rename of proprietor. Z
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Gtaham'a Hot Reataaraot. Graham'! Sankan Gtoten , " UiSw Barter Sfc»-Stomr Batta.
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The oltl home »tvle of cooklni on»Vail« at tbia mUurmnt and th«ra l« hy the dlacrimlnatiog houte keepers who want the beat when it comet to proprirtora, in addition to getting the rery beat work in the ton
noMol trljj
worth erery time Nam* ihr orourirtor "elected country produce. Name the proprietor and gire phone number. time °P en * TW® apleodidly equipped and would do
credit to a to#n many times Graham's aiae.
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-Tharoa None So Good." > ■ The Fame* Friend. Grahaa'a Store.
There are .-..1 a drinks aod cda drinka. but there Is one cola drink of Nsme the progressive hardware Arm of Graham, and give name of tbe Name Graham's largs* and most up-to-date department store, earrvi..
which may In salil. There s None 80 Good", bottled ia Graham and ex- manager, who la regarded as the real friend of all the fanners of South- the largest and most varied lines of men's.and women's readv-to-wnr
tenslvely sold here, in Hurlington and throughout Alamaace county. era Alamance through having supplied them with dependable fanning . goods, notions, shoes, millinery, etc. In fact, everything the well dnZ
Name this drink, the concern bottling It. give proprietor's nam and Implements and farm machinery of a high order. Name "The Beat sd man or woman might need, and at pricss ss low or lower than on ha
phone number, and don I forge* to give your dealer ai order for a ease Range Built For Family Use" and known aa a great fuel saver handled by obtained at other Hke (tons. Kama the proprietor and rive the tol*
or two for the home Ice box. the flnn. Give telephone No. phone number. gm the tele.
Em an ncmiT* unit ihrtiforp
high. Now it the lime in uae I (refer*
More Egg Tonic —two dollar peek
age for SI.OO. _
1 Tjunetf C. T. Thbijct, Jb. .
WANTED— Man with team or
auto who cu giva bond to aall 187
Walkioa home and farm product*.
Biggert ooncern of kind in world.
$1,600 to $6,000 yearly itwo*. Ter
ritory in thle county o|>en. Write
today. J. R Watkiks Co , IVPT
114 Winona, Minn. lOjunHt
Old H. O. L. wan evidently wink
irg the other eye week before last
when he let the price of certain
artiolee drop jaat a little.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICS
BUY "DIAMOND DYES"
DONT RISK MATERIAL
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teiaa dlreetieM •• tlapU that uqr
kou eu dr» uj wfariil wifkout
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Town Taxes!
I hare been appointed Tax Col
lector for the town of Graham sad
the hooka have been placed in my
ban da.
I have been directed to collect all
delinquent laxee without delay.
8m me and nave coata.
Von can aee me at the Sheriff*
office in the court hooae.
Thia April 27, 1920,
BOYD R. TROLINGBR,
29*p11l Tax Collector.
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Break yoar Cold or UGrippe wit*
few doM> of 666
UCUUTVIB.
To the Voter* of Alamance County:
I hereby announce myself a can
date for Representative in the Gen
eral A—nihly, aubject to the action
at the Democratic party in Alamance
county.
Very respectfully,
29apltf W. E. HAY.
fm Sale.
Two wagons, two 2-horae car
riagaa, one aat double wagon har
um, Am aeta double carriage bar
mm- W. C. MOOSE,
3}w»®4t Graham, N. C.
CASTORIA
yor Infanta amd Children
la UM For Ovar 30 YMI»
Track Far Hire.
Let ua do your hauling of every
kind, moving, ate. Haw a new
track. Terms reasonable.
BajoaHAW 4 FCLLEB,
Plw»e6o. Graham, M, O.