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HOUSE TO VOTE TUESDAY
ON WARNING QUESTION SCHOOLS LAST
Aclminstration Leaders Confident They Have the
Votes to Make Victory Complete and
Undisputed Come Up as First
Business of Day.
(By the A-ui'iatt'i
Washington, March I
Press )
. ''hi' ju-xt
ii's tight to
hip limitation
stpoiied until
MONTH
GOOD RECORD IN WILSON SCORES
PUBLISHED
CANARD
step in President U ils.
dispose of the ; t rrio.l
in congress ha- icen p
Tuesday.
At an early conference alminis .
tratjon lea.h rs in the house decided
not to insi-t a vi.'.c today. This
afternoon tho rules lommittee will
meet to Conside'- a rule t" taOh. the
MeLemore i c.olut ion to warn Amer
icans OfT armed belligerent ships.
The rule will ho In-otight in wih
the first business Tuesday, uhen the
..administration forces plan to di.p''.-.-of
it by a ultant ial majority. The
foreign affairs committee already has
agreed on 'he resolution.
Administra 'on forces plan that
the action in the house shall leave tie
doubt of th" decisive sentiment in
congress. They plan that the ae.
tion to table the MeLemore resolu
tion, which v. ;
that the pre
plomatic affair
al interference
cannot be cal'.i
The leader
have the v u
complete and
Leaders ep
ponement was
GOOD WEATHER
rnn niuirm
PROMISED
Thf. -irv ,r,-:,de,l srVinnl m.ide an I (Cy ASrOtmeu nt.p
unusually' fine record in attendance! Washington, March 4.-,Aroused by
for them onth of February. The ' the publication of reports yesterday
average daily attendance for the 1 that presideit Wilson because of
month was 1)5 per cent of the enroll- ! t. ' . . ,eio.T, e:t.,,nrinn wa
considering resigning from office, the
white house authorized the following
ment. Fourteen of the twenty teach
ers reported a daily attendncae of
i more than 95 per cent, and the chil
dren in these rooms were given a half
holiday. The eleventh grade had per
for the whole ' month The eighth tion was called to story appearing m
grade had for two weeks not a sin certain papers that the president nau
gle absence by the 48 pupils of that resigned or was considering resign..
: in ane a line recoru oi aitenuance, i - v :j.
! considering the variety of weather I , .
:,!,,.: tv,,; ,,.,,, '"An American newspaper
At the North school four grades j would publish a story of that kind
had an average daily attendance jn a situation like this dishonors it
'ot 1X1 nnhlk nr
....
of 45 pupils to the
statement:
"'When Secretary Tumulty's atten
that
an average
teacner. ine
ivprnirf" nt. cniltinr'P ner teacher in the
fills. These four teachers had a
daily attendance of 10 pupils each
more than the average in the cityitJ
schools. The fourth grade had 50 H
pupils in daily attendance; the fifth
(T.y the Associated Tress)
Washington, March 4. Freezing
.tnperature prevailed along tne ai i 4(; lhe sixth rafje 41; and
a.uic coast as far south as northern the seventh grade, 44. Every child
'lorida today. The weather bureau in these grades is a resident of
ever, that the weather Hickory; no oiitsiue pupns m mese
howi
M ARKETS
NEW YORK STOCKS
( By Associated PressA
New York, March 3. Although
gains were in excess of losses at the
..,i. i outset, of todav's trading, the mark-
Hrcft - "
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a
eclaratlon
ideiit haU handle di .
s without cotmressioti
. will he such that it
d a m.xed ic'.ory.
s are confident they
s ! i make the v;'.'t".v
undisputed.
lamed t'nat the post,
agreed upon by the
absence of . many members on week
end V(fj-. Many left yesterday un
der the impress ..n it was .-aid, that
the house ,se.-si..n today which began
at 10 o'clock was to end at noon, and
was to consider only elainis bills.
Majority Leader Kitchin soon
afternoon beiran notifying menilers
that they would not t. needed to vote
until next T.iesday at the ea.diest.
The confi ren. e t-djoiinied with no
formal action except a deci-nm to
hold a rule.- comrnitti-e meet imr at -o'clock
today. The s.. called gen
tleman's a'.: reetlietit was made to
have ji"Vo;e not until Tuesday.
rosTroNKD r.NTiL Monday
(By the Associated I'ross)
. ' WashitH'ton. March :!. The hi use
leaders early to lay decided not to
bring the armed ship question up for
a vote until Momlay,
prom,eu, ., ,,-rades at all
would moderate by tonight. This regularity of attendance is
The storm which was central yes he'jiing to secure thorough work in
l V,...tU l '.i in-i IiIpw t.ll( rralps (Inp ( mv Oils
northeastward with increasing in. spelling test was given the sixth and et failed to manifest any fairly del
tensity Its center todav was off the seventh grades. 1 rom the list of
ew "llie'land coast. The gale last words given it will be seen that it
tiie-lit was alone' the whole Atlantic
coast and the veloc.ty was y iimeo
:mi hour otV llatteras.
WINSTON HKillS NOW
Til F, WF.STFIIN ill AMI'S
Winston . Salem
nun' ia.-,t night
March 4. Ity win
battle from Ashe.
villi high school by a score ot i- to
1 1, the Winston.Salem high school
ba.-ketball iuiut is now the undisput
el (diampions of western North Caro
lina and will meet the representa
tives from the Fastern half, for the
state championship at Chapel Hill
later in the month.
After the second half there was
nothiiur to the game but Winston
Salem. Fntil this point is was an
evenly matched battle, both teams
displaying unusual skill in passing
the ball. At the end of the half, the
score stood 14 to 10 for the home
boys.
f , i
was no easy test lor pupns iweive
or thirteen years old. These are the
words: ornrmai, anection, syste
matic, imaginary.
vacancy, competition, occasionally,
annually doubtful, temporary, fran
chise, grievance, identical, fugitive,
melody, capacity, competent, mechan
ics, alternative, epistle, illiterate,
commodious, fertilizer, contagion,
utensil, revenue, excu&tt-ale. species.
inite trend. Gains were light and
changes either way were mostly
fractional. Specialties, including
munitions and motors, were under
novelty, gradual, pressure. United States Steel, which
BELGIAN RELIEF
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Hickory churches tomorrow will
name committees to canvass the city
Friday, March 17, for funds to aid
the nearly 3,000,000 hungry and shiv
ering Relgians. Already there is
much interest in the campaign here,
and the pastors are confident Hickory
people will donate freely to the wor
thy cause.
President Wilson and Governor
Craig have urged the people to con
tribute and the German government
has given permission to relieve the
buffering in cjonquered fierritory1.
Helping the Belgians is a neutral and
humane act.
It is planned to make only one day
of the campaign, and it is urged that
every citizen of Hickory bear this in
mind.
! Crown Prince's Armies are Mraking Time JVVhile
Heavy Artillery Continues Active Russian K
successes Against lurks Continue
JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS
da i ry , extravagant! htyna1vsm,
conceited, deli berate 'On? 'i'efi -cient,
catastrophe, rc ?tsslia
IpH vesterdav's late rally, eased off
after raaking slight advances.
COTTON FUTURES
(By the Associated Press)
New York, March 4. The cotton
market opened at unchanged prices
to a decline of five points today, with
rdrl nrnn months relatively easv
turity, emergency, yegeK , f rjpm- j There was n important demand
ery, sejiaraior, viuuit..ri.wwJRUvT-
bniiuent, geranium,' empi'Sf
On this test the average tt.tipw ,
pils in the sixth jgrade ;n..boi',buUi
dings was 86.3 perce;niu:Thje'aver:
Remarks of Brillinat Mississippi Sen)
ator on Gore Resolution.
The Record yesterday gave Repre
senative E. Yates Webb's reasons
for opposing the president, and today
it is presenting the speech delivered
Thursday by Senator John Sharp
Williams of Mississippi, who left a
sick bed to address the senate:
"Mr. President, I was never less
disposed to make a speech and very
seldom less able to make one phy
sically, than I am today. But there
are times in the history of all peo
ple of all administrations, and all
parties, when men come to the part
ing of the ways; wdien there is an un
avoidable conflict, and when each man
must stand, as best he may, for that
which he thinks to be true and right
and just and brave and patriotic.
"In my opinion that time has come
for vou and me concerninc the pro
position which now faces us, and to piov
which has not faced us because of any to the
action of the president of the United (jer sv
States, but which he has been com - i
pelled to confront by constant ex ! a e
pression of opinion in favor of the ne methur
D u hnifh
PREEN i tO
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armv bul was mi rod
Chairman i .ai
tarv commrji
most thoroug
pi c, 1
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of the natioi
by PresKie.at
pleted ann n
The me
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armv to i
feuerauzu
V "try
in Macedonia.
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t i eof4Art i1
lars jijd
in,
age tor tne s events :raae - m Doxn
buildings was 93.4 'er' -Cent. In the
seventh grade o3$'ioner pupil made
below 75 on thg test.1
The following-; children0 made 100
per cent each, npir missing a single
one of the fifty ..words: Samuel Bost,
TFN I'RFKiHT CARS PILED
ACROSS TRACK AT FLMWOOT) Lillian ReitzelBHbie" Foster, Peter
Abernethy, Irahke.Burns, Adrian
Statesville, March 4. About 7 Hvder, Myrtle-Wjlf' :a?JJra Aber.
o'clock last night freight train No. nethy. Villiam J$k 'k;'T.G$enn Russ.
7 1 was wrecked a few yards east of eil, Clare-ice Seag, ftH&gXt Thomp
the depot at Flmwood. The cars Son, Ha;.el Crouch JDorothy Ivey,
were piled across two sidings and Mary Blount MariiV'Janie Menzies.
the mam line, blocking traffic for Hilda Whitener?-" ;r'''v
hours. No one was in.iuk'edi. Pas- .:i
trains Nos. 12 and 35 were CANNOT CONFISCATE
I MORTGAGED VEHICLES
nger
devoured via Mooresville.
Two French Auxiliary
Cruisers and British
Patrol Boat Are Sunk
March itlii,'., - ;.Jl C3
May" i 3 153
July --11.71
October 11.89
December 12.06
HICKORY MARKETS
Cotton A 1 ,
Wheat V '-
rve Oi- fe ?
etcak1 & 1
gotiators of a foreign power ;as, ficrs' re ctvecotr
agai1ii't ,ur own- The time has .come ( -,yedera , ltuJ .e
under a n
atho?iy
erAtab
;by th8jt international situaMon Utkh h?L I 11
'contraetea.edff 11 July to texclalm.MeWi'i 1 1 1
; Mta ana, wtj j -sr'i cn' li . . - ) .r mi
'Contir.ued F'rom Page One.)
After the desperate fighting on
he Douaumont plateau in the re
i rewal of the German drive for Ver
dun there has come a second halt in
tho inten e struggle. Paris today
announces that there has been a ces
sation of infantry attacks by the
crown prince-'.-, troops, although his
ar tillery is still keeping up a heavy
bombardment.
The continued activity of heavy ar
tillery may indicate a speedy re
newal of the action on the important
front northeast of the fortress,
where the French lines form a sali
i;t. The Duouamont sector is point,
? I out by French military critics
s a key position essential to the
Germans' purpose of taking the fort
t..ry n.'Fs, hence the desp-rate nature
co i the struggle that has been going on
;ir..t f;.-r ist possession.
r i: The importance of German adiv .
in... ities on other fronts has not been
overlooked, however. There have been
advances on both the French fronts,
vd.tr aiid evidences of contemplated thrusts
. o ; at vital points in the lines about the
y. uh curving front are indicated,
ere Confidence in the outcome of the
coin - ' Verdun struggle has been expressed
phtis, ' by the French minister of war, ac
:em.5 cording to a Paris dispatch. The
tiii. 2 reneh are declared in these advices
ere. t retain the advantage in the Dou
tors, aumont sector, despite the fact that
i o .. they were driven out of the village.
Tho. German positions in the town are
aar I dominated by the French artillery.
m?zr ' , 0 r - : . r, zTyrs m' euestion.
r 11 .82 Mr. President. I haVAfVP ..highest
lI.Jsx contempt. The man wliiv' fe---,
traimn
$1.10
CHICAGO WHEAT
13''.
(By 'he Associated Press)
Berlin, March 1. The sinking of
two French auxiliary em-crs :i"d oiie
British patrol boat by German ub
marines is announced by the (human
admiralty
The 1 arm-uneorn"nl also .-ays that
from Pans al.-o conu-N the sinking
of the tran. port La Provence, 'which
carried 1H men, of whom only f9fi
were rescued."
La Provence was listed as an aux
iliary cruiser, but the wording of the
P..'t-1;!) dispatch doe-., not make it ap
pear whether she was one of the two
said to be destroyed. Official re-
There is a ray -'of hope for the
"blind tigers," says Raleigh cor
respondent. The "legislature of 1915
passed a law of cQnfi9c,aJ,uigvery au
tomobile or othr'l,Kitt)icl4 caught
carrying whiskeffcj-'' -blind ti
gers of the stateim&thefTtJgers" got
around this by mijftgjagibtheir au
tomobiles and confiriuiiv' Inebusiness.
If they were caajlfi ihir 'machines
were claimed by "the nDrtgagees and
they were out nothing The mat
ter came up to the supreme court
recently on appeal fron Pasquotank,
Skinner vs Thomas. Th' lower court
held that the rights cf the holder
of the mortgage could mt be defeat
ed by the seizure of the auto by.:ofM
ficers ot the law and vie case was
brought up to the higbr court-".
lhe court, Justice Alen wntunr
(By.Associatcd Press.)
Chicagd,! ' March 4. Predictions
that the"J t forthcoming government
crop report would , , show large re
serve of wheat to bei still in the hands
of producers tended today to weaken
the market for thr cereal. After
opening with May 1J.3 3-4 and
July at 1.11 14, the market here
underwent a matenal.-.ftag ajl around.
THE WEATHER -
12.14 sentative at the other wing'
12.21 canital or who is a RpnatnarT .
is looking behind him somewhe 'ot
some racial vote of some orVAz
a patriotic American, but he is m
1 1 M'- I hid P-e nf Vllimnn natnro
f t-ii a puor politician, v ,
"The moment that any political ele i
ment or any factional element oi anv
i i i . t
uunei eieiiifut, participating in ov '
ernment in the United States as'voL"
ters or oifficiials shall plant them
selves upon an ideal of pleasing a pai..
ticular racial element in the Un
States that moment they m?'- g :
ish politicians of themselvp- t?ii9
ing else; because that -consoldate
every othe; 1 1
verse and different Eg
in the United, jg is spending the O
and agairisj city. SI
lo ao, an
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buuu ma
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or.i 1
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uate
fill
LLP tro?( &
Tlie idea is put forth that the village
iil frequently change hands, as the
iwo forces are equally amtched.
The Russian occupation of Bitlis
in Turkish Armenia is declared by
i 'L'trogra.d correspondents to give the
Russians command of all the Lake
reg on and to have served to sep
arate the Turkish forces operating
in the vicinity of Mush in the west
from that of the Lake Urumiah dis
trict of Persia eastward from Bitlis.
DENIES GERMAN CLAIM
themseh-blowers left last even.
c;tizei business trip north,
cient
S3
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It is unofficially declared in Paris
Perhui-s vou or ' hat the German claim to the sink-
Have you c t-r that'. ght of the '"S of two auxiliary cruisers in un
bone," bears to the above and many et. landed. The German statement
The human brair, is like a dynamo, thrived by wireless did not spec,
vous system like the cable and wires, the ston A where the cruisers were
gans like the iriotors. If your wires get crossed, orve been sunk. Although
struclion a.loug the line your motor won't run. Taia! was issued under
trouble corrected, you don't treat your motor "th ii "V.-wably refe-
r (iynamo, the cause. -TYian
not treat eitects he ad as tne cause,
nd removes the pressure f' '.n the nerves,
aujusi, your wires
A Chiropractor does
lie goes to the spina s
. ..id.
Fair t
y.ge E. B. Cline will arrive in
'city today to spend the week-
For North Carolina:
night and Sunday. Warmer Sund Yount of Statesville
and in extreme western portions ,s spendng the week-end in the
ports from Paris indicated that about the opinion, affirms the decision' 2JJ
:i,i::n men went down with her. lhe
French admiralty said no sign of a
submarine was observed before or
after the sinking of the vessel.
Hickory Is Interested
in Contest in Congress
Over Supporting Wilson
people were ansorheu to.
or before in the question
President Wilson to coik.
got into with forci'-' ii pow..
,1 i
Hickory
day as no,
of alfowitie.
tinue to nc
era, and they read with eagerness ex.
pression1- I rom various towns in
North Carolina urging representatives
to stand by him and vote against
him. ..Sb'-'by, Representative Webb's
hometown, want the president sus..
vtained, ac.-.uding to J. T. Gardner,
chairman of the Cleveland Demo
cratic eeeuti e committee, who said
he had canvassed the town.
', iRepp-. en'atives Page and Small re
Reived leh -L-rams asking them to
'suppoi't Mr. Wilson, and Person coun
ty, aceoniue to I).
Roxboro. , . t hree ..fourths W
president. Senator Simmons, who
is a; shone supporter of the presi
dent leceived this message. Person
is in ' i
preset r i
Pol lowing the telegram sent out
from Hickory yesterday urging Mr.
' Webb to land by the president, a
movement, v.-a.s inaugurated last night
against it. and today this telegram.
. . said to eoi.'ain J00 names, was sent
to Mi'. W ( bb It. will be found
would be done at this time.
The fact that Representative Webb's
position is not sustained in his own
county will count mrich with him,
local peopie said, am
to a telegram in the Charlotte Ob
server in which he gave his views.
'This telegram follows:
"I would be one of the last men !n
congress to do anything to embarrass
the president. I have stood with him
in his every fight in congress, and,
at least on one occasion, led his fight
on the floor of the caucus, and in the
house. I have always thought, and
still believe, that Americans should
the lower court. It uphlds the va
1 dity of the law as again, t the owner
himself but holds that p rsons hold,,
ing a mortgage on the sdzed vehicHf
may recover the amoun1 of 'their
mortgage, as none of thei- rights.unL
der the mortgage is fo feited
Chief Justice Clark dis;ents,'stiitjt
ing that when statutes p ovide. for
the confiscation of property befjjg
used dlegally, it makes m difference
whether the man violatir.-: the Ja4v
rents the property or owns it ancTnas
given a mortgage on it. rhe,actiCte
is against the thing itself and the
redress of owner or mo-tgageiT is
against the wrong-doer.
WONDERFUL RECORD FOR
THIS BIG SP1.CTACLE
night; strong westerly
minishing
winds
WASHINGTON
refrain from riding on armed bellig-
Those who failed to see "The Birth
of a Nation" when it playel its ie
I'Ml'ii riirw in flio rvin(uvn 1 rtirloc tr
they turned enil tt;w..i q., ;n u. '
-v t v " ....-v juivvci Will ilCl V , Uil Vt'Ul -
tunity to see it at the Academy of
Music in Charlotte, when this re
markable attraction will be presen
ted for one entire week beginning
Monday, March (ith, with matinees
each afternoon. "The Birth of a
Yation," established records every
where it has been shown and when it
closed at the Liberty theatre, New
York cit, it made a record that is
one whici will stand in the annals
of the theatrical world for many
COMPARATIVE WEAT-nion
man
March 3. ; IRt the
Maximum -
Minimum -.ed the
Mean - - -- - 3 locks
- -g from
. pa sed
BRYAN AKKIVtu
of the
painted
of the
f house
ng the
; name
(By the Associated usually
Washington, March . an
T . .ungton
Jennings Bryan came to pregen
to fulfill a lecture engaf jn the
tonight. Administratick Sun.
speculated widely whethehe rep
ii j.!.- he tol
an s coming had anything
the voting on the armecedly
in the house and the decao bad.
leaders there to postpone? sick."
til Tuesday.
city.
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Their ways seem harsh and wild; ! 53
They follow the beck of a baleful star Wi
Their paths are dream -beguuded.
allowing the current from the brain full sway ar t thereby allows
Nature to do her work.
If you are a physical sufferer come up and us get acquaint
ed, talk your case over and see what Chirorr;- tis can do for you.'
"There is a principal which is a bar ast all information,
which is proof against all arguments, an-i - hidh cannot fail to
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keep a man m evenasting lgnoranr-.j! 1 h .t principal is condem.
nation before inv
Uon.
-Seercer.
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CLYDE LINE APP,
REPORTED IN
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us.
erent ships; and think that they should
be warned to stay ofF, if such warn.
inji' will tend to keep us out of war
just as we warned Americans not
W Bradsher of only not to go into Mexico, hut
ith the warned tnose aireauy mere to come
out.
"I am perfectly willing to leave all ach, w hldf T part of "the metro .. red, as report, rece ?rya
diplomatic negotiations in the hands r,,.i;f!, jjofs-.. . 5. ..n,4 cbtnmt day indicate that seve;Vineston
of the president, for I have faith in
him that he will continue to keep us
out of this awful war. I shall do
In
4":
jmji says
.int.
f.Hh district former'.v re
! by Gov W. W. Kitchin.
nothing' to hamper him. and would
only vote' a warning resolution when
a am positively convinced that such
a course is demanded in the inter
ests of the peace, safety, a."d hon
or of my country."
many years. The run at the Liberty j (By the Associate -
tneatre, iew YorK crty, continued j Norf0k March
The total number of consecutive per. mUes &ale 0lT tne caPe', m 1.
formances was G20. During the by a driving snowstormment.
summer months there was a suppia siderable damage to s
mentary engagement at lrighton
politan district. This emftgtment aaV maicaie tnai seve.Vingston
was for fourteen weeks with 18Z ,p,er- m distress.
formances, making; a :total ofj-820 "n- Tl Clyde line stear?
secutive performahces "-Oiy-k. Tres mable from Jacl,s
In addition to this there bave' -eight 'i v , , nc.h f
tour nerformancesof -l(WlScle New York' has askel fft. Eat
Yet haply they sought' but a wider
range,
And little recked of the country j
strange
Beyond the gates of hope.
And haply a bell with a luring call j
Summoned their feet to tread jj
Midst the cruel rocks, where the deep i :
pitfall j
And the lurking snares are spread.
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nd 7:00 to 8:00
tre.
lepi.one 275 L. Office hours 3:30 to 5:30
aG f;fi .RS AT LENOIR
(Cons -itat'or and Spinal analysis free.)
Maybe, in spite of their tameless
days
Of outcast liberty.
They're sick at heart for the homely
ways
Where their gathered brothers be.
And oft at night, when the plains fall
dark
And the hills loom large and dim,
For the shepherd's voice they mutely
hark,
And their hearts go out to him.
Meanwhile. "Black sheen! Black
sheep!" we cry, El
Safe in the inner fold; E3
And maybe they hear, and wonder J
why.
And marvel out in the cold. J ti
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'j hey have the latest labor saving attachments.
They are an investment that brings big returns.
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