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PAGE TWO HICKORY DAILY RECORD SATURDAY EyENl llicKOKY Daily record NO CENSORSHIP f ubli-h-d by We Clay 1'nnun v. Ivto lwmnje fcxcepi fcuuuay. S. 11. ifarabee j. U Aianjr U. Al. AiUler ... Editor , Manager .AUV. Mgr. bJacnbcra deurui the adureas of ....... ......r ciiuiiUttU. Will 1M tW . meTr cui.uiiuuicatioii Uoiu anU iNiiiV uuaifsbM. 1M 1118u!m uucient delivery, coin. KnuLiia do umae lu tun &ui' The censorship section of the es- pionage bill nas Deen kiucu house, but American newspapers will not abuse their privileges, the censor ship, however distasteful it might ap pear, would have been included in tne espionage bill. The Associated, Press, the Kecoru has reason to believe, would not send out an itam of military or naval mov ement that could result in the loss of a single American life; the Rec- Train Schedules, SOUTHERN Westbound cr 1, which is a member of this great - --------- JikU a vc u HA 1 Ai,& ri la.itAiio.N vji iicL; t-nttillU ixa scCUllu ciuatf mailer &ei ,ilUuei Ai, iA, at Uis pootoaice U iiicKorj , i. C, uuuer tne act ul iUaitiJ j, IQttf. AbSUUA'i'UD l'ULSS KEi'OKTS SATURDAY, MAY 5, 14J17 RUSSIA OUT OF IT in.fiti.Mmi. has omitted art it I 'j s sent over tlit wire .it the suggestion of the! head office ! All of this gtes to show that th. newspapers have been under a volun tary censorship and that they will continue to be useful to the govern ment. For o.ir part, we did not ob ject to the section of the bill, and were ready to let the officials in Wash ington outline those things that could b? published. We realized of course that the government might ab use its power, but the chances were very slim that it would. No No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. m. m. 15 Ar Hickory 7:40 a. m. 11 Ar Hickory 11:20 a. m 21 Ar. Hickory 4--32 p. 35 Ar. Hickory 11:32 p. Eastbound 3G Ar. Hickory 9:05 a.ir... 22, Ar. Hickory 12:00 noon. 12 ar. Hickory 5:32 p. m. 16 Ar. Hickory 6:50 p. m. C. AND N.-W Southbound 5 Ar. Hickory 9:00 a. m. 9 Ar. Hickory 2:o p. m. Northbound 10 Ar. Hickory 11:40 a. m. 6 Ar. Hickory 4:45 p. m. There is not the slightest doubt that the United States entered the worm war at a time when the fortunes of the allies, despite their remarkable successes on the French front, were at a low ebb. The huge war debts were crushing the British people. Ger man submarines were sapping the life out of ueir snipping. On the othur side of the cnannei the French were batuing valiantly, but they must have been ill at ease over the situa tion in Russia. Very few people are hopeful now that Russia will be abls to prosecute a vigorous war. The iinancinl ex changes long ago discounted further service from Russia and the ruble has fallen in value as a result of this con clusion. It is probablo that Rus sia will continue in the war nominal ly, but there is little hope that we shall see a campaign like that waged last summer by Brussiloif. Russia had as well bo eliminated from all calculations in the war against Ger many. The Record's only fear is that th'2 United States entered too late to servo humanity and to make the world free for democracy except at a tremendous cost. Two years ago when the Lusitania was sunk, our ac tion would have brought the conflict to a close speedily, for at that time the U-boat had not been developed to a great extent, and England alone was able to combat it. We know now how serious is the problem confronting our allies, and we can but deduce from, the things we know in the house of our friends what must be the situation in the house of our enemies There the in ternal conditions are far wors.3 than in the allied countries and would be unbearable to any people not used to obedience to the government. We cannot help thinking, therefore, if the IE O o o o Used 4 Years o m The Record does not care to repro duce long articles, but it is compelled to do so at times in order to give its readers a better understanding of matters undor discussion. The Springfield Republican is recognized ,as a weij-balanced newspaper and generally is an authority on public questions, and lengthy articles from that paper appear frequently in the Record. The German government raised its war funds by loans rath?r than by taxes on the assumption that France i and Russia and England would have to t-av the bill, just as France more i o o o o o The Woman's Tfiaie Sold E jrywhecs i.enevcr You Need a General Tonic Take Grove's The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless ciiill Tonic is equally valuable as a Oentral Tonic because it contains tne than paid for the cost of the Prussian! weliinowa tonic properties of QUININE war in 1870. What the United States wants to do is to see that this country and its allies do not pay cash indemnities for the frightful things perpetrated by th.3 Prussian junkers. and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives out Mtlaria, TCnrichcs the Blood and Builda up the WLole System. 50 centd- SUBSCRIBE FOR THE RECORD The Record will bear witness that the members of the Woman's Club 1 1 have worked unremittingly to make , 4 Baby Week a success. What they j p have done has been at considerable cost, but they should derive more a satisfaction out of it on that account. Professional Cards Although cotton is not listed as a food crop, the little bill that we get from our honest grocer every month is proof to the contrary. The greast in which we fry our home grown eggs is made of cotton se?d. If Russia is not yet dr??nched in blood of civil war, the world will be surprised. WIIAT SOUTHERN SPENT j IN S()UTTI IX MARCH Washington, May 5. For every dollar paid to the Southern Railway Company by the people in the south during March, 1917, the Southern Railway Company paid out in the south $1.07 according to figures an nounced today by Comptroller A. II. Plant. The Southern Railway Company distributed during the mcrst.i. for la ; Dr. W. B. Ramsay i Dentict Office oht Shuford's Drug Store, j Hickory, N. C. THEHiCKORY HARNESS CO. j Manufacturers) cf all Liudd of I HARNESS, BRIDL33. SADDLES AND STRAP WORK. Repairing a Specialty, ilick&ry, N. C. THE ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP F. M. THOMPSON. Proprietor F'rst-Class Work Guaranteed Phone 106, Work Delivered 1032 14th street Hickory, N. C Next to Firpt Buildin & Loan office. bor. material, sutmlies an 1 ot'ior nur- strain has been great for the allies, it ' poses $6,608,081 of whic'i $5 314.737 has been greater for the central pow-! or 80.43 per cent was paid to indi- erSi viunais ana industries iocupci m tne soutn, tnis sum being $-i6i),)d2 in excess of the total moneys contri buted by the south for transportation purposes. For improvements to its roadway and structures, the Southern spent iM.szi.oBi'iM m Marcn, iyi7, as THE STORY OF STORY In the fall of 1903 three young m,en from Watauga county entered the University of North Carolina Romy btory. jerry Day and Koby Day, the acainst $952,191.21 during March, two latter brothers. Story became 1916; during the nine months ended famous as a football player, though 1 Jj'1 3At231,77 as asa't i v,t , , . . . $(.l41,!rJ0 in 191o. he had never played before entering . Resultg of operationg, exclusive of Chapel 1 1 ill, and died in the fall of i interest, rentals and other income 1907. He was well known in Hick- charges, were as follows. Dr. R. P. WILSON Veterinary Surgeon 'Will answer calls day or night. Oflice phone 226. Resident phone 301-J. Gross rvenue, March, 1917, $7,106 -864, an increase as compared with 1916, of $736,847 or 1157 per cent; operating expenses, taxes and uncol lectible railway revenue, March, 1917, $5 061,329, an increase as compared with 1916, of $641,973 or 14.52 per cent. Gross revenue, March, 1917, $7,106 period, $59,802,891, an increase as compared with 1916 of $7,056,905 or 13.38 per cent; operating expenses, taxes and uncollectible railway reve nues. $41,718 671, an increase of $4,667,460, or 12.60 per cent. MR. ESSEX PURCHASES J. O. RHODES BUSINESS Mr. A. J. Essex, who for the past 10 years has resided at Madison, has bought the jewelry and optometrical ory. He was one of the best boys that ever lived. Roby Day was a born financier. All three boys earned their way through college, but Roby sold stereoscopes to the natives of W'eit Virginia dur ing the summer vacations and piled up a surplus that carried him over graduation with about $300 to spare, lie is doing well somewhere now. Jerry Day went to teaching and though ho was not as strong intellec tually as his brother and Story, he rendered good service to the state. He di"'I last year. Tli eao three boys were brought to mind by an announcement in the Le- noir Topic that T. E. Story, pr.nc.pal business from the estate of the late J oi tne ua tun mgn .school, had O. Rhodes and assumed charge. The 1 returned to Blowing Rock to spend the business is located in the Van Dyke summer. Ho will go back to Oak SJ101-M,r; sse 1? a, graduate m mil next fall. This boy followed hl X I cousin to Chapel Hill and he too took The Madison Herald of recent 1 to teaching. Oak Hill has a high date contains an account of a fare- W school building that cost at least $12,- wel1 Fiven, Mn and Mrs- Essex, the 1 ooo n w, , by . co nity 1 that was not rich in money, but was tatives of each of the churches in I desirous of giving the vouncrer do- Madison were in the receiving lin m Dr. Glenn G. Scott DENTIST OFFICE OVER BUSY BEE CAFE AND KENNEDY ELECTRIC CO DR. G. E. FLOWERS Having enjoyed a large coun try practive for 32 years, an now located in Hickory and so licit a share of the general prac tice. Office at 8th avenue and 15th street. Children's diseases a specialty. Attorney-at-Law Office over Moretz-White- M ner Clothing Co. Hickory, N. C. ment bitter opportunities than the aml Jrr' an1 Mrs Essex were made WMWB parents had tion of the neighborhood. glad ho is to return to Oak Hill next YOUR GRAY, FADED OR STREAK- Story was the inspira- 1 Kn , t Presence would be We are year. That's the kind of boy we like to write about; a boy who, having advantages himself, uses th?m for the DeniMit of others. ED-GRAY ITIAIR EVENLY KEN ED WITHOUT DYES. 3 DAR- M 4 JiicKory people will extend Presi dent Faison of the State Medical So- Do this: Annlv Mildredina TTair Remedy to your hair and scalp, and dry hair in sunlight. A few applica- nuns nut- mis turn an your gray, faded, or streaked-gray hair to an ev en beautiful, rlnrlr cVialo f ;i.,,i;..r. . - r i . u .4 . iiijiuibuilia ueiy conimi welcome They know also makes scalp and entire head of that ho left his practice to come hair healthy, so all your hair (wheth here to orve them and thov nv fr or not) left soft, fluffy, lus- ciate the fact trous, wavy, thick, evenly dark,! ciate the fact. ( charming and fascinating, without , even a trace of gray hair showing. In- 1 The Record reporter has been try- sist on having Mildredina as it is j lng to get around to all the church- harmless no dye but guaranteed to o In Tr!,.vrt v. -i darken gray hair or money returned. es In H.ckory for special occasions, Big bottle 50c and $1.00 at Lutz's I Dut how he will manage to be at sev- Drug Store or sent prepaid to out of 1 en places at one timo tomorrow is a town customers. Samples mailed for 1 problem that he has not been able to " $ty L-asf Tand. Peking. Ad- g0Ive .dress, The Mildred Louis Co., Bos- 1 ! ton, Mass. 5, J. W. Hollingsworth LAWYER Office Hollingsworth Clothing Co. NEWTON, N. C. E. L. Shuford, Jr. Veterinarian. After April 15 will be locat ed at Abernethy's Stables. '922 'aaquinu euoq Food, Nipples, Soaps and Talcum Powder For The Baby rrrrmnTmrmniiiitiitiTtrrrtmmuun Fraternal Directory 1 Hickory Lodge No. 343 A. F. & A. M. Regular communication mon day night, May 9, 1917 Brethren cordially invited, tc be present. J. W. SHUFORD, W. M. D. T. APPLEGATE, Secy. - ....w.,.Ml..iiiHPiimitwHtL'?iTiniimmBli!IT!T?Trr fiillSUIIilUlli Piedmont Council No. 43, Jr, O. U.A. M. Meets every Vonday erening at 7:30 P. M.. AH visiting brothers cordially invited. J. H. SIGMON, Councilor W. I. Caldwell, Rec. Sec m UII!!ilHI!!ljllllUIB Good Roads in Banking CM. SHUFORD Catawba Lodge No. 54 K. of P. s El P H n a B m 73 n ES a ES S3 ave you ever driven over one of the new "good n.a-U'?- If so you know what the Feder al Bankinir S ,.. doing for its member banks and their depositors. H No more ruts and sandy spots, gullies and stoop v;', smooth surface and even grades for the financiru: of and farming to travel over. You can get on this good road by becoming ore of positors. Drop in and talk with us about it. fjut a .:r Be- NATIONAL BANK Capita! and Surplus $300,000.00. H)ck ry, ft. G iour Per Cent. Interest On Savings Account?. Com pounded Quarterly. Money to Loan at All Times. CHICHESTER S Pli THE 1I1A510MI BRANO. .LS A Lndical AU your !rnir!r!t for Clit.ches.f cr's liumond ISrand. Tills in Ufd and tiold metallic hoxes. sealel v.it:! Blue Kihbon. TnLn nnt ?lhor Ruv of vour OrncrirlHt- Ask frr'lU.rili:s.TER'S ItlAMDM) l!KAM FI1.I.S. f..r S5 years known as Best, Safest. Always Reliable SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE Meets every Thursday night. Visiting brethren invited. HUGH D'ANNA, C. C. R. L. HEFNER, K. R. and S. To Cure a Cold fn One Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It stops the Cough and Headache and works off the Cold .Irutrcists refund money if it fails to cure, i W. GROVE'S signature on each box. OR. ALFRED R DUL& EVE SPECIALIST TO SEE BETTER see wm 17 Veer's Experience The Best Equipment Obtainable. Glasses Fined Exclusively mmm block, u noir, n. & llyijh trot it from 1TTLA. H's a'- Right. V A 'rCn PAT i : ll FOR I) ATKS. 25-: Everything F1 ror Wear Mothers will save money and worry by inspecting our material for children's and and infants' garments. Make the child comfortable. Let us show you our lines. Also full line of dress goods and articles for the ladies. Good quality, prompt service. wiles Hickory, N. C. IE VniT NlrT II 1 UU LliVL Good Service You WiO Like The Consol idated Trust Company. NO MATTER How large or small your busi ness may be we will be glad to have you with us. ALLOW US To demonstrate our ability to take care of your wants: Capital $60,000.00, "GET READY" Bicycle Week April 28th to May 5th Buy a "CROWN" Abernethy Hardware Co. Hickory, N. C. "Everything For Baby" See our window during BABY WEEK for it is full of Baby s needs. Horlicks Malted Milk Melliiis Food Nestless Food Imperial Cranium Eskays Food Bottles and Nipples for baby to eat from Castoria for baby when he cries. Hot Water Bottles for baby when cold. Thermometers for Baby's Bath. Soap Talcum Powder for Baby after bath. Remember if its anything in the Drug line, we have For Baby Wkn Hungry GRIMES a MURPHY, Druggists Phone 300 Opposite Post Office "IN Business for Your Health" t, V.-Fw- T T ITIH-n- r; Jt j m . T Wnrth EU',J' L. M. Elliott. Secretary Elliott Building Company Incorporated. For all classes of construction. Estimates funushed fi-'' Fine or ganization aac best equipped contractors m tR HICKORY N. C r rrotecl T 1 h5? ,J Happy Pure Food, Fresh Air, Sunshine and Care make f- Attractive and Hpnltlix' T?5ibioa T.At. ns all do our p -1 the Baby these things. See our windows and store j 1 suggestions. Shuford s Furniture Store as
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