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SATURDAY EV HICKORY DAILY RECORD PAGE FOUR ENlNfi iir ii i! . j.: I I" : i! 1 1 , , I M HICKORY DAILY RECORD TELEPHONE 167 Published by the Clay Printing Co. livery Evening Except Sunday PUIJMCATION OFFICE: 1102 ELEVENTH AVENUE Subscribers desiring the address of their paper changed will please state in their communication both OLD and NEW addresses. To insure efficient delivery, com plaints should be made to the Sub scription Department promptly. City subscribers should call 167 regarding complaints. $5.00 SUliSCUIPTION RATES One Year (By mail, $-1.00; C months, $2.00) ' Six months 2.50 Three Months l-2 One Month 45 One We ok -10 Entered as second-class matter Sep tember 11, 1915, at the postoffice at Hickory, N. C, under the act of March 8, 1S79. The Associated Press is exclusive ly entitled to the use for republica tion of all news credited to it or not credited in this paper and also the local news published herein. aiEMHEU OF ASSOCIATED PHESS SATURDAY, JAN. 21, 1920 IJIIYAN AND DANIELS Judffinjr from the special Washing ton dispatch in the Ralcijrh News and Observer which we were unable to disassociate from Secretary Daniels wo had about reached the conclu sion that the secretary of the navy was lookinir for ground on which he could stand in opposition to Homer S . Cumminjrs, Democratic national chairman. Those dispatch es .said that .southern Democrats were none too well pkised with the recognition they had received in the plans for the San Francisco con vention next June. Only Clark Ho well, editor of the Atlanta Con stitution, had received any consid eration, it appeared, and there were indications of nuufctftf tfeftt was bound to increase in volume as the time for the ?aatioial convention drew near. And following this came the As sociated Press with the rather sen sational announcement that Secre tary Daniels had taken a stand against Mr. Bryan in the controver sy with Chairman Cummings over his presence at a dinner given Gov ernor Edwards of New Jersey. A the Record pointed out yesterday, Mr. Cummings could not have de clined this invitation without giving offense and, probably losing thou sands cf votes for the party he re presents. Ho did not have to en dorse the New Jersey governor any more than he would have to endorse Secretary McAdoo or Mi'. Hoover and we perked up again when Mr. Daniels mentioned this last name. There arc a great many sincere men in the United States who do not believe in prohibition. There used to be thousands of them in North Carolina , who did not believe in it,, and the way. to treat these people is to show them that the out lawing of liquor is best for the coun try. Every thinking man has been shown in. , N'th Carolina. We may expect some dissatisfaction for some time 1 to come. Even the best of us, including Mr. Bryan, have our faults. The Republican party will have the same troubles as those confront ing the Democrats, but the rank and file must insist that only men who will atsirwl for law and order are named, as candidates for president and other offices. ', But we have digressed. Poli tics grows interesting when Mr. Daniels takes issue with his clos est political friend. The breach that must have been made when Mr.. Bryan retired from tho cabinet has widened, and these old cronies are parting. And Mr. Daniels mentions Her bert Hoover, who is a man of the people and not of the parties. THEY CAN HAVE HELP The same questions that are in teresting the Hickory Post of the American Legion cencern the New- !ton post -'the matter of a place where the former service men may hold forth during their leisure hours to the enjoyment and profit of them selves. This is a question, tho Record is sure, that concerns every citizen of both places- The two needs are linked together, for it is just as important that the Post at Newton have good quarters of a permanent nature as for the Hickory post. The citizens of both cities are interested. According to the plans discussed here, the club room to be fitted up would be open to men outside the organization, who of couibe Would Is! gkui to pay higher dues than the members. The object is to fur nish an asembly place where mem bers and their friends can enjoy and improve a down-town home, if you please. With that idea the Record is in ccmpkte accord. Each post might be able to finance the whole thing, but the people generally will not want the young men to be required to do that. Good citizens want to help. If Ave can assist in any way to aid these young men, all they need to do is to submit their proposition. As citizens proud of them, we will join hands and put it across. Old-fashioned winters are gone, we learn indirectly from the New' York Times through the Raleigh Times. If that be so, then glory be. It was an old-fashioned winter we had in 1917-1S and it was the long est we ever knew. It dees seem, however, as ,5f the old-fashioned winters have disappeared, but again who remembers anything but the high spots, dark spots or white spots of the past? It is easy to recall the winter of '93 though it will Iiq a Jiard job for Os Coffin and it is not hard for us to recall seme winters when we, trying to run a morning newspaper, used to chase along the trolley lines in an attempt to find the break in the snow-covered wire that furnished the ! juice for turning the press.. The! weather, hasn't changed much. It is no trouble in recognizing an old fashioned summer, 'and when an other cycle blows around the corner, we'll have a series of winters that .will recall the sleigh-bells and bring them out again. Governor Edwards also takes a rap at Mr. Bryan and hits as hard as the commoner. Edwards de clares that Bryan was driven to siience during the war by the men acing attitude of the country's man Cpocl. Wp had preferred to think that Mr. Eryan was silent from bet ter motives. ; COLDS breed asd Spread INFLUENZA KILL THE COLD AT ONCS WITH CASGA Standard cold remedy for 20 years x&StfSk. opiates breaks up a cold in 24 i .a Wfrvym. ffcn I: I I II t 111 !V In ! 1 1 1 1 M f 1 1 ji i r I P- S if i tie i Red i - ; 3 . I Another new cotton mill for Hick cry this year. A welcome visitor. t s--&- DR. F. B. HICKS Office over Western Union. In Dffiee every day except Monday.. PHONE 191 Money back if it fails. gsnu.nc box has a ZvkK Ion w 1 1 a Mr. Jt-iiil s niciure. At AUDruf SSarmP 102 Ml 1 IMI c UP! I 'Is L Relieve it with. Dr. Bell' ' Pine-Trar-Hottcy NOBODY likes to be around a person suffering from a heavy cold. It exposes thena needless ly. You can take care of your job and keep business 'and socia l engagements . shortly after you begin usinDr. Ikll's Pine-Tar-Honey, l or it is jiroir.pt in helping Nature expel phbgni, allay innarnmation, ease breathing, and driving away irritating eongh.3. Use it give it to tbe kidJiss. Don't suffer a minute longer than you have to. . The ingredients used in Dr. Kell's Pine-Tar-Honey are highly beneficial in promoting the relief cold-sufferers seek. Safe and economical. At all druggists. 30c, 60c, $1.20. Glve the Family E2Di5 Correct those tardy bowels iiaiii:V.:!y, smoothly, comfortably with Fo-Do-Lax, ua th lazy liver. Keej. the family lie&khy. phsk ebceke J, free from cor.stipafiou and us danger ous re?uHs. 60 c. Druggists everywhere. Jpiiiged at the spine by a suMaMted -EYES lV '.TOMAC1! ' 1? ' CMAi.l. BOWEL LAKCE BflWU. Chiropractic (SPINAL) Adjustmcruls Will Remove the z Causo cf K3 ! DR. E. E. ROGERS Chiripractic removes the cause cf Disease Office ever Book Store Hours 2 to 5 P. M. Other hours by appointment r FORD The Universal Car Touring v Runabout Coupelet Town Car Sedan . . Truck.. . Chassis .525 500 n 750 775 550 475 f. o. 'b. Detroit Hickory Garage Co, Ford Parts Ford Service Automobiles tock toll of 106 peo ple in North Carolina last year, ac cording to tho state board of health. In 1918 the number of deaths was 10."). Fcrsyth led in the number of Ha it i Ssys Hizsoa Liiy Who, On Ds ittfs Advice, Tock Csrdai And h Now WeSL wizson. Tenn. "About 10 years agi t vrasj..." saya Mrs. J. B., Gadd, of this place. "I suffered with, a pain In aiy left tide, could not sleep at night with this pain, always in the left lide... My doctor told me to use Cardul. 7 took one bottle, which helped me and after my baby . came, I was etron&sr aad better, but the pan was stiU there. I at first let it go, but began to get weak and in si run-down condition, eo I decided to try some more Cardui which I did. This last Cardul which I took rnafie me much better, in fact, cured e. I bas been a number of years, stiii have no return of this trouble. victims last year with 12, Mecklen- I feel it was Cardul that curec? me, burs followed withlO and Wake was and I recommend it as a eplendid f third with seven. The Spanish-American war, a tiny affair, had its lessons, but they were not many compared to this last. The lesson, one would think, is to be prepared to get out with reputation lost. The senators, as Mr. Taft observed, will have to work out a compromise oh the peace treaty. That is their job and the public must see that they do it. Great is the wirelessi. Another snip in which North Carolina was peculiarly interested has made port because of Marconi. male tonic.' Don' allow yourself to b&raif weak and run-down from wciaanl? troubles. Take Cardui. It should sure ly help you, as it h&s so many thou sands trf other women in tho past ii rears. Headache, backache, sideache nervousness, sleeplessness, tired-out feeling, are all signs of womanly trou ble. Othe:- women get relief by taking CardaL Why sot font AH druggists EXECUTORS NOTICE Having; qualified as executor of the late Mrs. Sarah A. Sledge this is to notify all persons owing the estate to .make immediate payment and all persons having claims against the es tate to present same to me on or be fore January .1, 1921 or this will be pled in bar of their recovery. This January 1, 1920 W SLEDGE, Executor. Allen Svvaim, a lG-yeav-old stu dent at Buies Creek Academy, went into the kitchen of Mrs. G. S. Fer ' rell at Buies Creek, picked up a pis tol that Mrs. Ferrell had near-by for protection, snapped it a few times and then inserted some cart ridges. Lillian Ferrell, 12 years old, entered ,thjo room about that time and also picked up the "pistol and snapped it at the young man. She "did not know it was loaded. The remains of the young fellow were carried to Winston-Salem for burial. The father of the girl drove a big automobile into n car in which stu dents of the school were accompany ing the remains of the dead lad to Raleigh. Fortunately none of the occupants were seriously injured. We readily conclude that the bene fits of invention and discovery should be universal, but insist that a nation must fjiye the world nothing to promote its peace. , A SCHOOL TO TRAIN TYPESETTERS The Southern Newspapers Publishers' Association has estab lished a school for teaching typesetting . on the linotype and inter type machines. Apprentices in the printing trade and ambitious young men or women should write for literature. The trade that helped develop Benjamin Franklin into a master mind is worthy of careful consideration. . - For advice apply to the editor of the Record, and in the mean time send for literature, addressing, GEORGIA-ALABAMA BUSINESS COLLEGE, (Accredited) MACON, GEORGIA. EUGENE ANDERSON, President SHOOT SHOOT Every good and patriotic Am erican Citizen should learn to shoot. A nation of expert rifle men amply prepared in time of peace would be a valuable asset to the country and our military iorces might safely be disbanded as no nation would ever dare tack le us. Shooting is a clean, fascinating sport A patriotic duty. LEARN TO SHOOT Richie's Shooting Gailery Basement Boatriglit's 5 & 10c Store i i When you have any old fur niture to sell do not fail to call 224-L. Highest cash prices paid. E. W. REYNOLDS r. RABY M. D., D. C. CHIROPRACTOR SPINAL SPECIALIST WiWll treat by adjustment all iiseases and deformity of the hu man system. Office over Zerden's Store. Jitney Schedule Hickory-Lenoir Jitney Schedule Leave Lenoir 3:30 P. M. Leave Hickory 5.C0 P. M. Arrive for No. 21 and 22. C. E. ROBBINS Fraternal Directory RAILROAD SCHEDULE The arrival and departure of pagsenger train Hickory. The following schedule figures are pubuished a information and not guaranteed. SOUT1HERN RAILROAD LINES Arrives from New YorkSalisbury New York-Salisbury Asheville -Richmond-Salisbury Asheville Asheville Goldszoro t Asheville C. N. W. RAILROAD . Chester Ederemont-Lenoir UNITED STATES RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION DEPOT TICKET OFFICE. TELEPHONE NO. 67 12:02 A. M. 8:05 a. m. 9:15 a. m. 11:30 a. m. 11:30 a. m. 5:50 p. m. 5:05 p. m. 7:55 p. m. 11:54 a. m. 10:25 a. m. Departs foi 9:15 a. m. 6:15 p. m 12:02 a. m. 4:49 p. m. 5:10 p. m. 11:30 a. m. 11:30 a. m. 8:05 a. m 2:21 p. m. 11:54 a. xa. Catawba (46LodgeN6.'54 Meets every Tuesday night Visiting brethren invited. P. T. FENNELL, C. C. F. F. MURPHY, K. R. S. Hickory' Lodge No. 34 A. F. & A. M. Regular communication First and Third Monday nights. Brethren cordially invited to be present. D. L. MILLER, Master. D. B. TAYLOR, Sec. Piedmont Council No. 43, Jr. O.U.A.M. Meets Every Monday Evening at 8:00 p. rn. All visiting brothers cordially invited. H. G. MILLER, Councillor. A. J. ESSEX, Rec. Sec. Uptiokiin: 0 M In the past eleven years the cotton crops of the Sou: $13,236,000,000. They should have brought $25,000,000,000! If the cotton growers had banded together cu vn as they have now in the America Cotton Association: have driven out the poverty, the privations that lu... r upon them by low. prices and the domination of SI;.ec!-;. have profited at their expense. But, thanks to the American Cotton Association, c it for years, Today the South is a unit farmers, mcrcha.v;,, last free from economic and speculative slavery th- ; in upholding cotton for tho good of a'd. This bank is for the cotton grower first, last ;::,. Whatever it can do-to boost the prosperity of the -.;,. it will do. And it believes that economic ficedcr.i . ; South is coming through the American Cotton Ax . ,-; This Bank will be glad to furnish money to any .,f who wish to hold cotton or other farm products, en Wa.v . ceipts or personal endorsement. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, lickory, N. C. J-- lo- oiid Department Open The Bond Department of th P h'lr U'J- eurity Trust Co. begs to announce that it has on hand for investors'' a well-aortod list of bonds at attractive prices. Anions these is a limited issu cent Cumulative Preferred Steele. Fret, from Taxes, which we consider an excel lent and safe investment, and which v;e can recommend to our customers. L-f Of Of Jdi. JUL, Hickory, N. C. You can buy a good Robe now, size o x 72 inches at $4.65. Only have six leit and do not want to carry them over. If you need a new Spark plug try a guar anteed Splitdorf. We have m in stock the exact plug to fit your car. We also have just as good tires, both firsts and seconds as anybody and believe our prices are lower. Accessories of al kinds. Cairo Ii Milk is the peer of all foods. It n only food used by all classed of VnV throughout the entire world. It is the poor man's food because oi great nourishing qualities as cornea: -eJ v its low cost. It is the rich man's food beeau ease of digestion and its numerous giving qualities-- V It is the food for the infant and the adu the invalid and the healthy DID YOU KNOW: ONE QUAKT Of MILK CONTAINS AS MUCH NOU r.JSHMENT AS THREE QUARTERS 0; A POUND OP LEAN BEEF OK KIG EGGS? Try. our rich pasteurized sweei tti cil uur counter nt irSr ner cuu ' - W W j per pint. v.' vaiawua hi mi li S f4 1W Mi ; 41 li
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