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VOL. II. NO. 106 PICK OEY ABLY Record HICKORY, N. C, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 18, 1917 PRICE TWO CENTS FARM PRODUCTS IN 1916 ATTAIN RECORD VALUE Worth Over Thirteen Billion Dollars, or Nearly Three Billions More Than in 1915 Cotton is King Level of Prices is Over Fifty Per Cent Higher Than 1915. ( i;y Associated Press.) I .iiin-ton. Jan IS. American product attained a group val lV f i;:.Ul,tKKUH)l) in 1910, mak :ML.; tiuit year the greaVest in point , f i!iu of any in the nation's exis lt. ;,IV, 'That estimate today by the ,ji;ut iH'iit of agriculture exceeds by SJ.i'-T l.iMKi.oiit) the total of 1915, jthe I irvioii-i record, and by more than ;illTl. and a half billion dollars the vai n- in l'.'U- Crop production for (',( ar was comparatively low and ,1;,! reach record figures except in a iVu instances on was valued at $1,406,000,000 Ikuvo a' $ ICO ,000.000. level of prices paid to pro- ,! !'i-r. the principal crops was ;,!.,.,!t ."..'lit per cent higher than the vcar irevious. a'i pY C!!ANfJKS ANNOUNCED in nii: sorrriEux railway I.'.. !Mit'i, (ia., Jan. 18. The lines !'n (.vthcrn Railway company, i i "ru'imviti, New Orleans and Tex !'i ; 'e Railway company, the AI- a nn I Great Southern, the New mm anl Northeastern and the r'-i'rn AlnMmti hereafter will be Wy known as the Southern Rail v'e"i and will be grouped for :rtratinii p'TPosea into divis i I'mows as "lines east" and "lines r " acordinr to announcement by "fa Harrison, president of the ni!i"rn and made public here by Vv.-'rosident H. W Miller. ( h itu.'es of noveral officials effec tive at once also was announced. J. M C'lp. for rrnnv vears vice-presi-'!-nt of the cop'n". M's been retired fnf) nctive dutv nt his own request, an i h-Hvifter w'11 s?rve in an advis 'rv cnp.ncity, The administration of t'" frit1'.' iit'nirtm'nt will be under t ( pouH. vic-nrsident at Cin cinna' i. and Lincoln Green, former frr:'ht tri'rj" nvunnrer of the South ern. whi is promoted to vicc-pri4mt arvl will have headquarters at Wash ington. V., If f'oapnian. formerly vice fp'siilent and ireneral manager of the Southern, be omes vice-president in charire of operations of all lines. G. R I.ovall. formerly general superin t 'n lent of ' he middle division of the e,, ihem. was sele-ted as assistant to President Coapman. U", N" Foreacre, former general su P'Tintendent of the eastern division of :he Southern will be general man (icT of the "lines east" with head-'i"-ir ts at Charlotte. Iforaco Iiaker, formerly general niiinau-cr of the Cincinnati, New Or-lt'in- and Texas Pacific and Ala bama Great Southern, becomes gener il manager of the "lines west" with li''ailiuarters at Cincinnati. HICKORY SPINNING PURCHASES A SHE HOLLAND 10 SUFFER -FROM. TRADE WAR COMFORT TAKEN RUSSIANS IN BRITAIN'S I ON OFFENSIVE REPLY IN EAST i STILL SHELL SHOCK IS MANY BRITISH CRUISERS SEARCHING FOR RAIDEI BRITISH (By Associated Press.) (London, Jan. 18. It has been 4 By Associated Press.) The Hague, Netherlands, Jan 18. Holland, with her important transit! trade will suffer considerably from an eventual economic struggle be twe?n the present group of belliger ents, in the opinion of H. Colyn, former minister of war. He points ort that an important part of Ger many's commercial "traffic passes through Holland, and that this traf fic will not only be restricted if the two European groups exclude ona another by high tariff walls, but hat it must in any case suffer from the fact that a great part of the for (By Associated Press.) 1 (By Associated Press) , Washington, Jan. 18. Great Brit- The Russians apparently are still, am a sunn ptYiPTirarv nnro amniifvinop U fV-. . t ? -f j 11... . 1 - j w"Mj"ij uii nic uiiciwivc owng uie xvumuiiiaii iuuuu inai cases 01 sneii-snock are the allied reply to President Wilson's front Berlin in its official report re- far more common in the British! peace not has given much encour- cords no aggressive activities by the if163 tnan among the French or! agement to American officials who Teutonic forces except by raiding P- S'arties if ilcompSftivdJ are hopeful that a league of nations eiations, Mfhifie mentioning the re- rare. This is probably due to the will result eventually. pulse of Russian attacks elsewhere. fact that British armies have made Although the principal portions of On the Franco-Belgian front the large inroads on their store or ner tv, 4v.-;,i.n v,,;;. ji:., a U ... , - . vous energy. j wo.eu uu.ab o .,.. "cuvueu unving oacK 01 ine crixisn near 1.00s Soldiers from cities of factory dis to the state department yiesiterday is reported by the German staff. The tricts, for example, are far more like are designed to justify the severity of recent British attack near Serre was 1 ly to become victims of shell-shock the entente in their reply, the sane- made upon an advanced position which 'y11 m&n frm the farms or the coun" tity of treaties is regardedw as a had bean evacuated by 'the Germans,; Men suffering from shell shock are step in that direction the British attacking after the empty always unwounded. "No case of shell- It has been stated officially that trenches had been bombarded three snoc.k 1S ever found to occur in President Wtflson's next move has not days. been determined. j On the naval side of the war inter- est centers in the German sea raider BOST BLEEDS TO DEATH in the South AtlantiCt wnich hag sunk or captured at least Fifteen Fast Vessels Looking For Commerce Destroyer Damage Done Already Amounts To Nearly $20,000,000 London Papers Comment Liberally on Matter. MANUFACTURERS IN a. SESSION RALEIGH soldier who has a wound, no matter . how trival," says a British report. "It appears that the rending of the flesh by a bullet or fragment of shrapnel acts as a sort of safety 1, 11,,, " 1 i -- 11V lllVV. 13 mer-'in thf, Htrn,tiv0 f tv,of fif 1 Public and no statement as regards Newton, Jan. 18. Death came chant vessels and so far as is known erwise is spent on the nervous sys-1 W:iat occurred was made. It was un with a bound to Jesse Bost Tuesday is- still at large.' Latest reports tem. ' I derstood the manufacturers were here El " n,S nome-intneive school were that the raier wag apparentlv "Here is a description of the typ-jj iiw ijd tuuiiicuuii-y , xuiiuwiiiK me sev- , . , , erine of an arterv in his W hv an working northward to lanes of stean.- (By Associated Press) Raleigh, Jan 18, Manufacturing enterprises from every factory center in the state were represented here today at the meeting of the North Carolina Manufacturers' Association. ;The meeting was no'c open to the accidental blow from an axe in the ship , travel more frequented. More ViOnrla vf Vllo tw-Yt a-w i-irV i 1 r 4 lirv ta 4-"U T it i mer German markets, especially in were hewing cross t es in the woods T :orth and South America and in 1 death belore a surgti m , . . A , Last Asia, has passed into other co-.i(j reach him ;No news nas Deen received of Vi nds, out of which such lost markets !The two brzothers were at work, the whereabouts of the steamer Yar- WThi TvSf !irn!l I1 2.nm?iTeU!ba?k to back' the unlucky man usin rowdale said to have on board the The poh. ical and economic policy an adz while h5s brother wield d steamers canturwi C of Ifo land after the war will be ordina axe The axe shi d f crews of the steamers captured by directed towards the maintenance ofig cross t:e and tue forCe nf hp L"e ralder in addition to those lan- dec! by a Japanese steamer. in the interest of legislation. NOT LIKE VOLCANOES ical case: ' A shell exploded in the vicunaty of a soldier. He is un wounded, but violently shaken, per-i naps KnocKea over or buried. He loses his senses for a varying period (Battlefield craters with the explo and his nervous system, having suf- sions creating them, do not repro fered a violent shaking, is no Ion-' ciuce natural volcanic phenomena, and ger what it was. ;He starts at the ' Emile Belt has been imitating vol leas'c sound, he cannot sleep, he has vanoes more perfectly by the action pains in the head, and his hands are of steam confirming the old theory slightly tremulous. that natural eruptions are due chieliy "Some men. nn wnvprinir f to the penetration of sea water to consciousness, are found to have lost molten rocsk. In the experiments. ... 01 1 1 i v4 viwoo UI1U IIIC Ul LUC a portion oi independence, he de- stroke threw it behind th tnjiTi wVm del Ji1 nf 1 ' sfjpreit!lt he!d strikmff his brother on the Petrograd's statement on the oper-'the use of the special senses, sight, the bottom of a shallow basin about TroiiDs oi iiowers come into uer- t a i ii.. i. . i . -. . . ' . -p crt,,nn ; r.i . ... . . r . 1CK jusu wny tne iimu was not atj manent opposition, then a state of compleVe independence will be the ?o!e guarantee for the inviolent main tenance of dutch sovereigty in Eu ntmn in T?,, v,r,!iM o t? hearing or sneech. This is a mirolv two feet square is covered witn a corded is not learned. It is said .',., , , . -functional loss, and recoveries mav wet mixture of sand and clay. One efforts to stanch the flow of blood f anian vlctory on the Moldavian were confined to backing the wound fi'ont, where a height was surround- with bandages. Some time elapsed ed, a large number of prisoners taken 1 I it mt 111 lH UUUtVO. IkJUllIC UIIIIC CiaUOCU Af C 1U1 t V UUU1 'nterests of the state in Europe miehtl 2 tne tamily S u lec tOUCh and four machine Snns captured. perhTs plito'aXeSocSo'n ii TJVT n6 No gains for either side are report- ...ill. U i 1 U... IL. i 1 ' " vv.v. with the central powers, bu'c the in terests of our colonial possessions in sia. with their fifty million inhabi tants, point positively in another di rection tit is therefore undoubted ly besc for Holland to remain herself and look neither to the right hand nor to the left. Whether a logical pursuit of this policy will always be possible is another question." Inciiintally Mr. Colyn expressed the view that Japan will profit mos'e from the war; she will not be ousted from tho morlioio in the far eaSL Cnai have been cap'eured by her. Of the Kuropearf powers, Russia will prob ibly make the most rapid recovery, so the ex-war minister thinks. ed elsewhere on the Rumanian front. , IRELAND IS PROSPEROUS (By Associated Press) Belfast, Ireland, Jan. 18. The con fined balance sheets of the big Irish banks having their head offices at Belfast indicate that Ireland is in an exceedingly prosperous condition. There has been an unprecedented ex pansion in deposits, investments, and cash on hand. wVnift J7'v in advances to customers and bills discounted seems tx indicate that business men are to a larger extent than ever financing their business operations from their own pockets. TRYING TO GET Ml Wl I N INQUIRY occur at any time, weeks or months side of the plastic mass is raised to later, in a wav snp-P-estino- that v.o represent a continent and the de age of miracles is no'c yet past. Bait pressed side is covered with watei- to the fact remains that a great many imitate the sea. The metal basin it- MANG KBRITISH CRUISERS 3 (By Associated Press) (New York, Jan. 18. With the pos sibility that the German sea raider which sank or captured from 15 to a score of allied werchant ships was confirming her depredations, marine underwriters and shipping circles were in a panic today. iThe losses in ships and cargoes thus far represent from $15,000,000 to $20,000,000. A cordon of British cruisers, believed to number 15, is sweeping the southern seas for the raider which, according o one report, is oelieved to be the auxiliar cruiser Venetia or the Moewe, the same ves sel that raided the ocean a year ago. (Steamship circles were especially concerned today over a wireless warning that the German raider was working northward to more frequent ed lanes of travel. The possibility lhat the raider may have armed one or more of her captures also caused uneasiness. One report was that the British steamer St Theodore was thus trans formed. (Definite news of the fate of this vessel and of the Yarrowdale is eagerly awaited. Craig is Sustained by Senate in Giving Money to Families of Convicts Record's Special Legislative Report IRaleigh, Jan. 18. By a vote of 35 lo 10, the upper house of the general assembly today approved the action of Governor Craig in giving to each de pendent family of North Carolina con victs the sum of $10, and the bill was sent to the house for concurrence. It is thought the debating is well night over, though there may be some explanation of voters. Oratory which has been straining the but tons of the prince albert of Senator The Hickory Spinning Company, th- new corporation formed Inst Trl'Ji!, f.i;c'haae(l ,thW?. -ibee Person of Franklin county for near '' P-y "f 2, acres in West Hickory . , . . .. n ru Trie work of constructing the twu n.a uaa o" .w. ... building and placing the machinery sition against the measure this morn vjl pro ved as rapidly as possible ing and left that senator, who was th' 3 'v til? T ?vned and shed by Senator Jones of Buncombe, y 'ompimy will make things move,. . . . . j l if I he Wcnt hlT will nprmif . . . . ' " MOTHERS MEETING AT SOUTH SCHOOL (By Associated Press) ' Wiashington, Jan. 18. The house rules committee investigating the al leged leak on President W,ilson's peace no'te held no session today, but the committee centered their efforts on agreeing on counsel. Pending the selection, the taking of testimony will be held in obeyance , for a few days and those called to testify will be allowed to return j home. I The committee worked late last over, night, but obtained no result. The difficulty was over the selection of! counsel satisfactory alike to Demo crats and Republicans. As soon as a selection is made the Democrats NO NEWS IN LONDON (By Associated Press) jLondon, Jan. 18. No definite news never recover, while others only im-; sel1 1S. somewhat the continent on 0f the operations of the German raid- prove under the most painstaking " ms f"- v- er in the South Atlantic is nnhlisWl a j j . t hoH nnnoT Tina I rwirm cirla l ri tnn ! 1 treatment. i w-iuci 01, j ? ,u. . , j xi rr - i "Hypnotism is occasionally success-1 minutes or so volcanic phenomena ' here thl morning beyond the official ful, and rather good results are be- aPPear near the top of the elope, announcement in regard to loss of ing' obtained in other cases by simply fumaroles escaping from a volcanic ships. The statement of the admiral placing Vhe patient under chloroform, t,1' and the ejected material . t and L d are j Mi A man who had been deaf and dumb building up a crater The water . . for three months was placed under directly over the heat remains cool. Piace m tne morning papers, which light anaesthetic. During the stru-- ne effect of impermeable layers in otherwise print nothing but comment gling stage various incoherent sounds leading steam and other gases to a and speculations. proceeded from his lips, and finally distance is shown by burying plates It ig generally admitted that the these crystalized into words and the f slate just above the bottom of the immunity as i.- nntfrivtpA auiP vn u i,;.. Kaem wV.o.t, a i,r.f nf vonts may ap-. luer Indy enJy a lonf? immunity as when he came out of his anesthetic pear over the upper edge oi 1 - - ' - sleep. jplatee or several plates may concen- find a needle in a hay stack than a "'Quite a number of cases have been:trate the action at some particular ship in the Atlantic. treatea with cnioroiorm, the theory L . Anxiety is felt over the fate of uottom bowaru nm upper siue jl the basin, the steam may be forced cargoes of grain and meat from Ar through the water, giving tidal gentina and steel from the United, waves. The varied phenomena imi- states. ;It is admitted that the loss tated include large craters that be-, . , , , - come crater lakes, submarine volca-.of such cargoes may be severely felt, noes, bombs of mud and even an ob- coming on top of the depredations lique stream column like the destruc 'of submarines. tive cloud from Mont Pelee. Thej A numiber of steamers distinctive fL oon tinpnti.l nr island from those reported missinj being that some great shock is need ed to cure a condition that has been originally caused by a shock, and that has been kept in being by the man's feeling of helplessness." In addition there are many men who have never been subjected to sud dent violent contact with the explosi on of a shell or mine, bu'c who. have broken down under the steady day-by-day strain of the trenches and the booming of the guns. - - r "In a mainly urbanizee population like the British," says the report, "many are on the cerge of neuras thenia that is, possess a nervous . system whose energy is -soon exhaust-! ed, and war acts as the immediate ! prompt exciting cause to tumble them' continental or island coasts and much volcanic activity. are INCREASE IN WOOLENS 30 PER CENT IN LONDON; early in December. posted at Lloyds as missing. The vessel is believed to be the same as reported having passed off Scotland The stockholders organized Wed-fi'-lMy night by electing Mr. Geo. V button president, Mr J. D. El liott vicc-presidenv, and Mr II. J. llolbriiok secretary-treasurer. These "I V en and Mr. A. M. Kistler of Mor J'ltnN.n and Mr K. C. Menzies form tn? board of directors. M:w WAR INDUSTRY HJv Associated Press) t'x" . Netherlands .Tan 1S Tho U't u'hp in, Inn... TI11.I u ... "'"unnj in ii una uu is me no inir- iinl uw: i :"'rmnn consumption It is ni"- ever is assum- into the highest state of redness, short of wind, but flatly declaring that he was a man of heart, although he did not vote as did Oats of Cumberlanr who spoke of weighing dollars against humanity. The senators voting against the bill were Bernhardt, Blue, Bray, Joyce, Hjoldemess, Person, Rose, Warren and William. The feature ball introduced in to day's session of the general assem bly was one by Person of Franklin in th senate. . The -bill proposes to There will be a mothers' meeting wil1 submit the names to the Repub at the South graded school tomorrow licans. afternoon at 3 o'clock and all moth- ers of children in school there are Mr. Hugh M',. Miller returned this invited to be present. The parents ,mornmg. from a business trip to Wil and teachers of this school will dis-.; . , cuss matters of interest to the chil- mington. dren, the parents and the institution, and it is believed that the interchange of ideas will result in cooperation. The South school meeting is expect ed to set the pace for the other schools. OVERMAN NOT SENATOR LAWSON TOLD OF MARKETS Ai MRS. HARTE LEAVE FOR OXFORD ENGINEER F RANCES DIES AT ASHEVILLE Rev. and Mrs J. D. Harte left at noon today for Oxford, where ' thev will reside in future and where i TELEBRAPH OPERATORS Mr. Harte is pastor of the First Bap tist church. Tc is needless to say that their friends not only in the First Baptist church here but m the entire city regret to see them leave, (By Associated Press) London, Jan. 18. Women bargain hunters who have been going over the , . i i - ! orrermgs in tne new year uargain sales find this year an average in crease of thirty per cent in wollens, silks, and shoes, as compared with the bargain prices of a year ago. One of the big departemnt stores has its counters decorated with notices informing shoppers that owing to the shortage of dress material, this month is probably the last time that it will . - I 111 I Ilk. J .1 ( V V. J L'uasiu:c lu unci cinv iuabiain v. . . ... ... , . lAsheville after an illness of a ' months. IMr. Robert L. Francis, engineer on the Southern Railway, died last night at 11 o'clock in a hospital COTTON FUTURES Washington, Jan. 18 Senator , wish for them the very best of suc-i cess in their new home. TEACHING WOMEN HERE ARE COMMENDED Hickory people have noted how neatly the operator's office at the de but ; pot always is kept, and it seems that this condition has not escaped the at tention of the officers of the Southern Railway. (Mr. W. C. Hudson, superin tendent of the Asheville division, af ter a trip to Hickory, has written j i " r 1 1 : l ,.4-' Hff'nc.e.-xc. Tfc T. W ASsociateaQrreS; , M Q Abernethy and p. A. Washington, Jan. 18. More than q:-. nnpratnrs: $750,000 is being spent this year car-; vN t since j have been in railway (By Associated PrM.j ATfvw York. Jan. 18. An opening Overman said that he is not the sen- d of tw0 to ten points encoun- atori.Mmelwnsjmft -O'i scattering liaui- ferred to in tne leax "l"y- . i-nrav ' rvms into tffect the provisions of the oar:oa TW T found a telee-raDh office newspapers printed , the opening was steady and May fKSSje'STnfo lZtiofZ : fJS names of aU the senators wnose mli.v1v ,.w off . ,7.68. when the ..... ,w f ,irait.ra to worn-1"'""",'. Tf..T' " T " " rf , ,Vxwtow -- - ;ira.uujai vuu tcuwcuicu amend the constitution of the 3enate n'itfh Provide that officers shall not be !wt;r,I.r tr"biyPB,ar,rlheld for more than tw encocosemfw terms. IGovemor ickett's inaugural re commendation for a constitutional amendment in the aid of home-build? ers found a champion today in a bill introduced in the house by Beasley of Union. ilt would encourage tne lending of money to home-seekers and Hoouivl In t.hi Vinl1,., ,u.. u n , . . 'itnn naivia UL bile pf'H'Idt dultu were retailed for local "jmption. and constantly a cheap fj'l'ir food. They have now sud 'ni.v disappeared from, the market, instead of being eaten are salted m irrwit (uantities and bought up for f.crmany. Some of the , ; rn famdies that have taken names ui an uic ohiowio " , , j:-i betrin with '0", and friends asked Mr. OvSman if he knew anything of The market closed steady. a leak. pen "No," said the senator. "I had " January no advance information concerning . March 17.39 an alleged leak, and never traded on'Ma 17.59 the stocq market in my life. I am- " 5? noc guilt? juiy ...- DANISH BUSINESS October 16.30 m tw fo rv c Port or th mon- j en. inline. lic. - appearance oi your ounce. ey is being used to employ women Clos county agents. 'Last year 602 worn- japan WON'T ALLOW 17.23, en were employed, 6tv oi wnom , COMMUNICATION WITH ENEMY 17 49 were county agendo i 17.66 17.66 17.66; 1654 FREE TRADE TO BE nf" nour .... i : ; i, V,t tc ur'uuii are earning So, a y r them a princely WITHDRAWS ACTION AGAINST PRINCIPAL l thi't Mr. George tSarnes had ,..?'l.ruw7l the warrant charL'mir Sn !' . 'nienilent Mcintosh wifv, , troth,. thosM 11 1 ? the satisfaction of in tho L,'11 Publish statements n'oteT'1 . Fridy and these will of th lih- lntest by the friends exempt from taxation not less than flva nor mnrfl than 20 years. The Jjeasley bill provides for the elec tion in November, Jf 918, conducted under the regular law. The house passed Representative Clark's anti-usyry law providing that where usury is charged the entire interest does not need to be paid. The omnibus bill of justice of the peace act was also passed. iThe lobbies were crowded today with Pender county citizens to fight against a state law. Principals of the schools. City council was exactly right in closing the pool rooms in Hickory, and these places should be kept closed. (By Associated Press) vTVynenKairen. Jan. yearly dividends of the eight hun- whsit; dred largest stocK companies m Den mark have increased from 6.8 per cent in 1912, to 12.8 per cent in 1916 Steamship companies show the largest increase irom 4.o per cent in to 31 per cent in 1916. f!3y Associated Press.) iToVio Jan. .18. The Japanese ISSUE IN ITALY g0vernment has promulgated an ordi- ! nance designed to prevent communi ty Associated Press) I csfticn; Jwilth the 'enemy." By the Rome Jan 18. Free trade is 'term "enemy" is meant Germany, agaS "to be a political issue in Italy. ! Australia, Hungary, Turkey and A frfte-trade naner, the L'unita, has Bulgaria 1R.Avera.de r 17 . w. madfl its annearance, as the or- iBy the new regulation telegrams . . vjv.iv i j - : - - , mi.. SHOWS AN INCREASE HICKORY MARKETS CHICAGO WHEAT ?no ran of the new propaganda. The : and mail to and irom ine aoove mi- $2.00 B,a ?e C..iLST tva tinned countries will not be forward- j Present wn be rf tariff ed by the telegraph and postoffices present wi ue t s nunishment is provided for viola- a Sep toward1; future and wider a , tions. Prisoners-of-war are emempt 11V1U v m few He had been running an engine on the Asheville division since 1888, and had pulled the passenger trains on this line for a number of years. He was very popular with the railroad men and had many friends among the public from one end of the line to the other. He was considered one of the safest engin eers of the system. WEBB TO PUSH BILL TO RETIRE DECREPIT JUDGES Washington, Jan. 18. Representa tive Webb said that he would press for action on the bill to retire judges who have become too old and decrepit to attend to the duties. He said the bill is not inten 'ed to take men off the federal bench unless it is for th public good. "I know of but one judge who would be retired under the proposed law," said Mr. Webb, "and he does not live in North Carolina." It is generally undetstood that a federal judge in Georgia would vir tually be retired by the bill in ques tion. The following named persons are discussed in connection with the iudgship in North Carolina: C. W. Tillet of Charlotte, E. J. Justice of Greensboro, Walter E Moore of Web ster, W. C. Newland of Lenoir, E. Y. Webb of Shelby and Locke Craig of Asheville. MARION MINISTER TO PREACH SUNDAY (By Associated i-ress) i plication of the principle Chicago, Jan. 18. Prospects of an, , increasing drain on the rapidly dimin ishing domestic supply of wheat ten ded to advance in prices today. Open ing prices, which ranged from the same as yesterday's finish to 1-2 cent higher, with May at 1.88 to 1,88 1-2 and July at 1.50 1-4 to 1 51, were followed by an upturn. CONDITION OFT HAW CAPTAIN MOTT'S HOME HAS HAD OCCUPANTS Rev. THE WEATHER W. H. Moore of Marion will fiii hha nnlnit of the First Baptist s.hiiwi h Sunday morning and 3 evening. The public is extended an 8 invitation to be present. immmuumiHUUIUim'.miMUWtM At the close of the morning ser mon, conference is urged to be present. .Somebody owes Capt. and Mrs. T. nrrrrn A. Miott, former Hickory citizen, PfH TIK Ed QUTTLD rental for the use of their pretty bun- I Hi 1 11) DLI ILIx galow on Sixteenth street, but who UUI 1 1 IM U L.U UL I 1 Ul 1 b snmphfl(iv is chief Lentz has been unable to learn. The intruder hspH t.hR rantain's coal and beds, dropped orange peelings on the floor and otherwise made himself at home for a fonsiderable period. It was (By Associated Press.) iPfcilndfilnhia. Jan. 18. The condi- BULGING AN fill STOCKHOLDERS MEET tion of Harry K. inaw. wno yn . , -- of the house hospital here recovering from seUm- housekeeper was not UlOlCTU. 1 Ovi . j 1 ed in a satisfactory condition not serious. It is not known how Serel0 XrTh For North Carolina: Ftjdocto 'erence.at which every member and Friday, somewhat colder; fhlovn f'Jfr mind is still clouded. 'of refuge. (Stockholders of the Mutual Buil ding and Loan Association will hold their annual meeting at the Chamber of Commerce tonight for the purpose of electing directors and officers and receiving the report of the secre tary for the past year. Every stock holder is ureed to be present to take has been a place an active part in this live institu tion. west winds.
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