MECORB
Era- a n
V0L. V. NO. 121
HICKORY, N. C, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY L-920
PRICE FIVE CENTS
PRESIDENT WILL DECIDE
AS TO RAILROAD
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STRIKEj
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Last Members of A.E.F. Reach Home I
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Disposition of Wage Demands Put Up to Him
by Both Parties and in Meantime Brother-
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hoods Plan for Strike of Over Two i
Million Men.
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12. Disposition
mds of more thai:
rail ,vav
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employe.-
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11 big forth the view;
.ItCKOIvY KEPIJESEX TiTii
AT WOMAN'S CONFERENCE
returned
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sdrs. Vv'. H. Ramsay lia
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I Will ,. .4: . ..II!- 11)1 . I. I, ll' -.rp
ho went to attend tin woman's con -!
forenco held February 7-9, in the in- i
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,-orid move-
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in tho controversy - erest cf the interchuroh world
reasons way the un- ;uc:it. The impark; nee of this con
;n iniinediat? increase ! volition v:is .limu.iiJvnfi f-i
explaining j that two hundred women from ilc
could United States at large gathered in
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ivi'.; and tin- (it Ik
hjnuitt' General Mines
r,f .a sucii increase on inc i v asningion to discuss the cause rep-;
i turning b :-..: of tho rail- j .resented ly the interc-hurch move- -i
. i i it i r o.vnors were in course merit. ,
..,.:! i a this inornin,ir and will' -The Southern PresyterLan church j
, -, I he fore the president. j vns represented by (ive women, name-!
,-i.n. lo lav the mat'..'r before 'V)"-:- VV- r- w insboi ought, of St
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WILSON TO CA
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T
LL GREAT INCREASE
TAX VALUES
SHOWN
iy the - Associated Press
Washington, Feb. 12. Tig
meeting cf the cabinet
Mi
J. T. Ram?eiir. rhnirmnn vf
the Catawha county beard of tax
appraisers) i. in H icl-v fU i.,r.n
will be called and presided over bv i w-l--:,-,,,. n .
taxation and attending lo other work
next
nrcbabi v
President Wilson. Secretary Laiisin:
who has been issuing lie
mceings for several
calk
said
01
or
:0 ooard. It will be three
mecings tor several months said to- four weeks before all the real prop
aay - he had written cabinet ohieers : erty in this city and township is
would be no more mec-t-: :1?I'C r' 't will be about May 1T
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i present. This is taken : "tl,utc .U1- tcun,:- uoav is ready to
fh.:f
m.i?s for tli
to mean that the president will cad
the cabinet together himself.
Throughout the president's illness I uS ineludnir
it!tiil ;r-
For they were anions
jac
n.'i.t
: i m
Mr. Mines and represerUu
c auployees had failed te
i.t.i
(.1"
v, h Me
i:u'hit
Ui'reennMit.
tared for .prerentation t
house the statements di-i
the separate rrievances
.fo! he: liootl of maintenance
Mr. Mines did not dis
feature, eak in the '-wajre ne'-voti'1
1 1,,!;;, whivli (-.trail here Keruary .
,.,.in y. .'terday after Director (Jen
-!:;! Mine; iia.d reiterr.ted his iew.
id U'ai.'v nei'.'a.-e should ie
in-: Ii- l.y the fj:o'en:ment just as it
j; to end operation. Th? em-
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s tiiat
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Mis. Price of Virginia; Irs.
ilowjand of Augusta, (la.; aiid -Mrs. j
W. H. Hamsay of Hickory. These
women were chosen delegates to it;
conference, and while' the state o
Xorth Carolina is grateful for r'
pi ivile.ne of havin.u- such an able
rc prescntativc a:-. ?.Irs. lianisay. w-h
some tune heen at the nea
V r.rr ( i it in1! it n
,r I en American soil
Th
rear
A. E. F. li-hiers t
: --:-c':- .-'art- and
o arrive back
Pert
Walt-
aas toi
Hickory is ep(
Iv honored as be
the home of this lady.
'Ik
Coin num. ty Courage
( 'harlotte Oltserver.
In these times when tho people o'
some communities are excited o.oi
tot.u the position that since influenza possibilities and the peo
i. I,.-,,! boon li. I! in nhrv-'plo in a II eo m m u n i t le s aie more 07
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lu it Ik 3 K & Bl W. iPt f fnutt f 1 fl e Mk !
i - s e b 1 r. ii s a a er: m n ss&e b ii&ss?;
ILirt UrUNbULNiflftU LflKlit ruiMui
1 to nrnni-r I ' nor .'
u rr r r mr
before th.
: TiiakO )'-.S rePC rt te. tll,' I'm-nnfiiriiiii
! commission.
On . the basis of UI'. property v.ti-
!otn real and personal
' the cabinet has met regularly and - jl'opert-v tncr- will be an increase
I when the coal strike situation l iik(; -450 e cent; .ic
! . appeals, and 11 w.ll be-, safe m
j came acute the meetings were in-; predicting that instead cf ia total
; creased to two weekly. There was valuation of about $1 0.000.000, Ca
no rncetins; yesterdays. For som--' .ta vba eonuty will have between
! time the president has been improv- ! ;000 .0,000,000. .
, 0 , rr ,. i:!1 increase, it now aopears, wl
I Yal-b.V and Secretary 1 unmhy fa oil Vt.ry fow arsons those
j said he had never seen him looking whoso '.property has Vjcrne nothing
i better. ! iike its fair proportion of taxes.
! 'Vacant lots in towns and r-ih"c u-ill
iic raise d many tim s. ef course, but
: under the new tax rate many pieces
; ot property, the great majt i it v in
101 PMKE WAS
1
Will V
;s taxes. The aver
age taxpayer will be benefited.
SERIOUS IN 0FFER!s1?IHESi
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TU IT.,.n 10 T- ,.,J. ; I'.-'-H.V Oil
. . ' I ti' g ? OT
1'eiiaDle quarters that
years ot tho cost cf r "valuation and
he is hopeful that some system will
tu.uurated to keepjhis unlisted
m
r redcricl
Will.'
1111 was
r crmer
serious in
making his offer to surrender him
relf in place, of -accused Germans
and it is beli?ved here the allies wnl
j accept his offer.
a 1 i 1 ri-i
ine nooK?, 111c percen-
tau.j or ur.nsLe.i nrcnertv is-not as
real in this o:untv in others.
I but-, there is a good de.d. of it.
! T'ersenal perty. it has been
I: lie An, is heiivr listed at nearly its
!"tiue value
ir
I!!
d many millions cf dol-
soivent credits, which form-
..hal
of hi
It
kaiser
oisap noves
;:i:rr viiiee .July ' by tlu
ui tin- ground that
vmiil he ahated. they were jujstiliv
in picking their demands,
hvs'hlent Wilson will hav? a per
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living eosi
nervous oer )tobab!e deyeloj
past
mie-i't. I e well to ovei
records of the infleenza epi- : cai people were
By the Associated Press
Washington, h'eb,. j.",. The
tci
a'tvsi;
the
(
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domic ami contra '--t it with the r
rd of tho existing epidemic.
The
j mortality reports than to the reports! t0 t(-Ut seJt m acvotion to ecua-1 auditorial dir?tc testimony. Higf
i C .-..-.iv !m,i nv't ;, i'kps Tlier.- ic f try and to f uniiatiienta! nati(;r.;.'i ; ; -..h-. 4'.,... .i
cratary i.an?ing to find
tf Abraham Lincoln the
in tlie i 1 i c
inspirati-.-n
I-, s ;..l:-C'v
ivrocccdini:
u
I'ress j -
Kapnts, .Michu reb. V.d. t . .
of Benton Harbor started !
m tne rsewoci'ry el act ion
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v iiiisi wis Jii.ji n;i
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the former
1 son's plan.
The report that the gvand dure
I !' .lsse and his son and likewise
vca erman en the- extradition list
we escanof into Holland and are
aiscredited at the Dutch foreign ofa-
s learned herei '.rly escaped
elite red on a!
ill taxati.n, is being
lart;s of tl;e stale.
The Catawba ( unty beard is striv
ing for uniformity in realty value:-';
in the hope that the' taxation bur
et n s will bo c-'iuai.
I v l.'enive'ir -.'titl Horn hii 1-eii
Uam
cetnoa.rr 1 j
revaluation.
ly
!U
coiV::-)Iaint over
and much tf th:
3 com-
coiifc. coce tomorrow with three-jt f
new and, existing cases.
Mill'
n-iivs''i;l,.t'.ve of tho railroad brr.t-i-! doubt in the world that the grip ! principles of liberty ar-a
. rlmod., to dix'iiss wage domanns enjtr ihliuetK'.a is now as wiuo-spreari
. .... .t- ....it. r.--. .. nvn .111 t a .win
.) I ,1 11 I 11. I. I nitvil l.tnwi 'lll.v -1 It It l.- '-.VJ .Vlili-- tl-r ini, nil. lwi
1 he j.hi.io.O'to railroad employees wnu-:.
i" to he referred to him today b
birci'tor (icneral Mines. j
The hrel iierhootls will see the pres-j
Lit. lit on t ho south portico of t hi j
while ho'j't", where th.' president
.hcihIs a part of each morning. Ic- '
p. re cevng the men, Mr. Wilson wsii .
stiitlv the information furnished '
the
nalienai
justice.
'The memory of Lincob;'' .
secretary ot state,
1 .
fall.
no was clerk of the grand jury
recalled the testimony of J.
te. That office said it ebd not
ssdoa it oossihi? lov-t-ncraen named 10
have crossed the frontier.
plaint is due to agitation.
con-
,1
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him ,e
ttntion will not be denied that the
tieath rate is vastly d iff '.'rent in that I bio origin, of his attai.nr.12nl to tlu
1! is so very much smaller,. It varies j highest honor in the gift c f hi
ra w. as i t varied in 10 IS- heavy in ; ccunt ,.ymc.lf of hi, l:nsmpa.vCa sor.
oiiM" j(c;.iiii ics aoo u;iit 111 otiin n 1 . . ..
no locality in the United ! v
oiu
rom
Siites lias renoif come of conditio!
at any way cr m parable to tliose t v--'ting
whvn inf:uena held the na
il on in its gtasp in the great e-f)i-
f 1P1S. The first visit atton
to his people and of his ttnsur
passed devotion to duty slv. old a;
- I peal to Americans at this time.
H' 'idrtli
ii. Haskins be fere- itt He said II as
kin?, met Hannibal at Lansing and
tcok emjdoyinent for $45 a week.
Iiigsbt-: said tho Haskins told him
the appropriation was $KG0G0, but
A PLAN FOR Hi'lICH IIEIIGIM
Sprin
c 0 li
me I'
ll en: ic (
of infliu-nza was in September,
Oc-
tii;
general alarm.
same mem as in
It wa-i dtirin;
the director g. rieral was in come. - top(0r .lluj November. 1 i)17, when
( nee witli Mr. Tumulty this moi ning . cath rate was not so iarg.' as
1,, 1 (i nn tut 11 .-tin 1 in Pi 4 dlle to com- i au -e
iii-i iiii 1 1 1 in hi 11 .I.-- , ... - .
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c niemoraiioum en' me
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at win oe aswe.i 10 u.i.wi- v- ,;, ,.,,1111 rv a niost into a
Dnriiig the three months of that
1 ,In commemorating
j Abraham Lincoln, wj
1 'iic A mericau spirit i
haucr
whicii
to
is
was in
Mas!
; a w ai:
das;; v.
ni-is.
ic:
'ns
lea 1
; Hi
scd later.
was transferred later
t $1,000 in ca?
on Flovd'
rer of 22
;eern?
o
time- Flovd was settlim
Uie pcrmif ication.
I I ! I ' I I '
.tt'ii:.
V. .1 '"i
1 Kl I
ae.-t ion.
iht u.Mhin nir.'U'i ' in is; tnav the
.J '.'" 'deaths develope,! en a scale to throw ! hold and the proper care I
11:1 the country almost into a panic. ; -'"'I" lf n , he is taken to a
pilal. It home condition
I'lnii'AiiK van STitEK i-:
,' tll' A
Di troit,
' 1 a 1 1 1 :,,a: ; e vy.
od:".- hv Pro
lilllV. il ,,
fi fit
:-i 1 it"
Ill' (lll'C'K'l
While plans
aici'ited Pro.s-s.
Micih, I'eli.
r ( re opened
12.
in 15 e
nr.
: L i.
fherhood maint mnrce el
lane r-
1,
!OS-
are sat- ;
lyear, th?re were 12,S2i deaths in , lstactory our reiiresenfatives nnu ;
i Phila.iebdiia whieli ciiy scored the j out whether M12 iamily has a private :
i h.vgo-t pe-ventage to v-Ptdation physician, and if not a physician f
j The ri were o.VlH? deaths in tt-U-1 he Hoard of Health lakes charge of.
Itimore which established a death! the case.
j rat" cf 0.2 to th? 1,000 people. .There '-Now." says Doctor Copied.'
lucre S..SC5 deaths in Chicago, ana ; ' how niuch better it has been Lo have
rthe rate was Tiio total num-i those children under th2 comaan;
M MM PAYNE :
field Republi?an.
Tiro ;lan - before the church
fereace at Philadelphia for a
evan gel ical den 0111 i n t ion s
to give ):omise of deiinite and
sun nam lai progress -coward cnurcn
unity. Tho plan is promising from
the very fact tiiat it waives the
ouosiion ol unicy, ac least Tor inoi
time being. What is sought is roc- J
ognition by formal ackncvicdge:iu-nt j
and organization of the fact long ago j
AMEREHN TROOPS
LEAVE VLADIVOSTOCK
fly the Associated Press.
London, Feb. 12. A wreless dis
patch from Moscow today says:
"The American troops guarding
the Siberian railway are being wiih
ira.n from. Vladivostok.
( s- - )ted that the denominations virn
i Ot i i OOjlS
i jin progress tor several w?oks.
s:
1 1;; ii'.ovees am
1 shiih the natioa-whY
ailed for February 17 v.il
,1
.r the strike ' hav "
been in'iije, ui:i(.n officials here do
I;.m only an agreement betweor.
1 ' pi'o-viiiatiees 'in Wi.r-.h i ngton 0 '
I'd Silent Wilson can avert the alk
' 1 it . If such an agreement is made
ii n.ii.d come before Saturday night
"i' h will he too late to call off the
III!,!'.
:.or of deaths ir.
iOd. but the rate
New York was
waf-' only .'5,i. which ii)nn to close the s-ohools.
20,- observation of '.(ualiiied
1 2 1 son:-:
I.!- H-.:.
ton, Feb. 12. John liar ton laiuot ci reunenem, 1 a
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a ihi;li t i. yj 1 tut- j
.1 Til 1 X"
vas the smauesi lierceiuage oi
r f the Ir.rg-U- cities. The- deaths in
'i v i children run the streets and assorohh
,vhcn and wh.-re thev would and if
eluded both cas2sj ol inf luenza ana j hcv get innuen.a to let- the m -ct it
pneumoJiia, the fatality of the for- Upder conditions of which the Health
mc-r appeared to bo about 00 per department had no knowledge ami in
tent over thai or trie lauer. iuov.lir:' i it va not rtreoared irom t
, I he Associated Pros?
Wash in
iyi;2 of Illinois has been selected
Prosidcct Wilson to be secretary
the interior to succeed Fsanklh.
Lane. Mr. Payne is 110 ;v chairman
the United States shipping board.
all their points of distinction,
'members, cue of another;" that
ihosv "purpose is essentially the srme.
Tl'ie plan presented to the confer
ence Wednesday hv Bishop - Ethell.ie.rt
Orders for the withdrawal of th?
American soldiers from Siberia were
given last month and the movement
from Vladivostok has been
a rep;''1-Episcopal
the report
THE HiJ
P
w'.th
u I S.
Be
mo
situation in
our
se-
vear the ratio is ri-versed. I start to d:a
The tig eves were obtained from 1 the best way. To other words,
tiio census bureau of the depsrt- iCOntrol of the children in sehco
nu-nt of cfmineree and tliey are be-; cured them a degree
ing us:-d hy the national association ', 'Would not have been possible if tlic-y
i of motion pictures industry, as a j pa( b?en allowed loose on the streets.
propaganda !.mi moreover, the schools gave us
rry .Houston asked tnc
state tnat it was she an
church, was embodied in
of a committee cf 50 appointed i n
December, 1118, to represent various j
denominations on the invitation of the :
Presbyterian ehuich. Associated un- :
dc r tho name of the "United church- j
es of Christ in America," it is prcpos-
etl that the clergy and tho laity shall
-had! each retain it? individual form I
of government but shall delegate dm- j
portrait legislative aim executive now
JOHNSON IN RACE
IN NORTH DAKOTA
By the Associated Press
Bbmarck, N. D, I eb. 12.
-Petitions
who
had instituted 1 ers to a- general council which shall
teiv mat 1 ji.tideotv
j !! : orce
1
)rcceedmgs
. Mr.
Belmont
REFUGEES ON BOARD
matter of course as
-o-ii'iht tho clc-aing up
system va opportunity to educate both the
Ovl
nrou
1 r
on account
ci
iet
e. ery two years.
It is
Tir,:'cf-m nrvp.t- : e that he clergv and t,ne. taay snaa
on a warrant sworn be eoually represented, m the council
ny
ght
noi
or
for
1 1 J 1 T. -
Tif.n.e.iiiitifivt and i nr.i tnat me numoer 01
The cose ; trom each denomination shart
1 1
councilor;" i
trial.
be in
g Hiram Johnson, Republi
can senator of Claifornia., ;on the
preference primary March 17 for
president w ?re hied here today. Petit
lions circulated at Devils Lake and
thev' places fcr General Wood have,
lot been filed.
:ho
SHIP WHICH SANK
It must bo remembered that D-
I proceedings begun,
it!:2 meantime
of
; urn
adoption all over the country, tne ; children and their parents L
iiuiiU being made that in New 1 ork, j aemanTis of h?alth."
the only large city in wmcn orve
move theaters wer hvu open, lo. Onnoinn, m.nko5 nrlm'i.m tbs-t 1 settlement ot their case hy
mortality was likhtestt The report j ofhcv' COnrmunities which put on It is understood that he
of Doctor Copela-nd health eommis- ; , . t elosino-.n cmai .mtine miod-t I s:ek divorce.
1 ork, 13 largOjV : , Uri(, ina Ui,!, ,1- lnl rnndi. i -S--C
1 1 1 r i vMiAnz-viA r innhrM r -7 ire "ri'i 1 .
as eivopped, it seems, aim onoree i'n'i toi ..v. t..,-. v.x QjT-vnjFI?' W'l) VTTTFIi
the husbaiu m . m-urne ants'. it is a sort or. leueiaij - rv, k-t iv 1
system, but apparently with no poo-
r t: I I C l 111 i v. v. J s-, I I I t i 1 I !
agreeing to )ay her
ivi one y m o n t h i y p 0 n ('in g
also will
ENLIST IN MARINES
vision tor a
f the principle cf denominational 1 W .Ues-Barr-v Pij, . Fdj. if -Joe
the
l-y the A snoi te I
' 1 1 . 1 1 1 J ; t ihoi)!.
"aiii receive
io.'s that llie
ress
e, ! h. 12 --a
fivini 'arn'
lusvieu liner
rue
appear to justify the cor
1.
r
ctfi' the iivid which rue1'. a h'nno
did was lost recently had TOO Bus
i:oi rcfitive.'s (h boor I frora O.hssji
ef them weie saved.
ic.idtine in suppression
among the public as ;one of
:t)on -st factors in spreading
.a.. : i. : a a.
0'ii'a. cr anv omer comt-Muv; 1f
" ' .. . , . ' 11 Ii .. TV. , .suits
eae lor that maiter. it wiis wui-
tor Co))eland who stooo out aaiut , m to ue
V, !': the picture t aows on ai fn dpei.-le. but. the noir.t.
udvd""'il' s"ale, but he admitted! , ' , - . ...
I. I-,..,. i.nn oi'f o how iniiqP.S i n:t- vu--,--! ' "'""
l r-
voincr of Aew 1 oi'K, 13 nil g-J i.,,,,, ;,-c-e,fwi,l lol nniAi. I
. - - ( , , utiVt ut t -i .UJi;iit.u i..v iv...ai t,utitn-
drawn upon in promulgation ci tiio ti It was his familiarity with
v t -T . 4.1 X 1
iNOW 1 on: ceinaiii ion 3 tnat cuu.; .-(iij
birn to take the stand lie did in fore--;
11- ; ...u: . Ifiivumnc. .-,-.-..1 .... ! !
SLaillML! IJilOltlvv ii.t 1 u. 1 1 1 1 1 c , ciliii it -
,,,dUf Wlio-imv tbi lfk -vi 1 ten-r - summer anei r rancis 1 a hick vvh.-
t' '.lim-.flO'A fVm cvi-islW rlnnftminn- i enlisteil on the same flay in the
joining rem a ire; to bo
The degree of acuteness of
irse
1 -T... -Vr..l-. A-fl-nn ..11 Ir 1'
pursue'll 111 m'U xtiir.. nuci cm, ii
matter tor local gov-
Markets
a
lions from
seen
the issue,- if it should prove to be ar.
issue would doubtless be determin
ed somewhat by how much- 'auto
nornv was left to them. It is pro-
1 . .1. i : x i a.. . 1
nnseo tcr eo aneaa wun tne o:ua
United. States marine corps here.
Summer and Winter present a
striking contrast. Summer is only
five feet four the minimuf -height
for a marine, and Winter is six
feet-two, the maximum height.
Summer wants to be an itthletic
COTTON
!- i IT . i I . . r -
: provided the convention approves, as instructor, e inter o.ans 10 uecuiue
soon as six denominations formally u "sea-goin marine.
W
... slinuhl 1.0 the c-.se in all cities, '": T , tiO 0V ",f lUnttert, per
(tiUHIIt-o 01 n' ; . mmilnnnc ' tin i n 1 nr I "t; C 1 o
! .,io nnnrso tho cosine- ot . i'i't.- -i'
il'lJMtl ill. " ' ' I ' 'v.. . ---- "
of existing
' accept it '
PRODUCE P The11 growth of the pirit of Chris
Hens and roasters oer lb. . 24c tia" fellowship manifested in the
. . - 1 rt -1 1
lb. 12c i l-T.adedphia conterence has neon
40c ; : furthered by- the recognition of
solemn material facts. Ac
Country butter, per lb.
av uiicia riiNc;
OUCPd! IN IIICKOUY
Mr.
mate
ICopelund also opposed, the closing oi'' lg th- unnecearv alarm cf ! amery butter, per lb (J8e i seme sciemn matenai lacoi,, ,ec-
le public schools, having gone so ; " "H. J11, in t-or i Pork (125 to 275), per lb 18c I cording to testimony appearing at
f-r -U to av that "if every school the peopic.. iaipui-icness m ci .j.. i . nmlor or, 'i ,,.pr 97ra .npr session of the conference,
r- ch u- n V ie c V were taken ill I ; should be always guarded against ; 1 ork (under l.o and Ovcr-o) per denomininational rivalry which the
i lh .e entertainers to keep th.-nd the town which m botn normal jib. - 1'C gor plan aims at removing has
nublic Lf W"" Detailing the i and abnormal times maintains a con-,. I resulted in the erection of more than
I . uth'r" - aken on .school .rootles of cleanliness under an affec- ; .f AIN ! 1 00,000 superfluous churches in the
'ml var l Dofctor Copeland says in U ive health control, will always, find ; (Corrected daily by Horseford Milling ; thc United States. Eighty-six per j
and y'h locuii euci !in abundant room for hesitation on i Company) Uf ,f tho PmiP.tpnf fhnrr-lu of,
, - I v t "e tcache; If she the important matter of sab ioctnur wheat , -....$2.75 3 United States, it was said have
fas un i in' noi red eves, a ! -ts People to the excitement and m-jCorn per bu a seating capacity of 53.000.000 or
cu 3, or t sv ims cf coM criivenienc of a wholesale closing 0ats per bu $1.00 . three times as great as the num-
C.liy:.',.01 M. "id i Pnt. to a 'of churcnes and public places of ,? bu $1.90 i 1,pv of noonle attending services in
pos
I-. Ferris, boatswain's
'-. now on recruiting duty at
' harlotte, was in Hickory yesterday
b-r the purpose of placing posters
111 the- itderest of the navy, securing
n-i'Mf-s of probable recruits and ar-''-"wiiiir
for literature to be publish
the Record. The navy, which
ls f verituble school in the arts and
1!l,',lM,ll,"'l trades, is offering un-
. . "'dilccir.fiUs to voiifo-.' oir.7 wlviMM f nor mirsps or doctors deter
l I j I . ifl ' Vtlk. -
"'," o see sf
1 1. 1 . 1 1 11
1 .u me sanu
eives t.r
homo.
SOLDIERS ORDERED
HOME WITH WIVES
f -
ohundred
. lipvino'. tn the disruntion of
100m dv nunscu to u.wt -: .y , ,r 1 ,. r....T:: i ,W4a
r., Un thnmiKf llv examined. It he CmiC COiu u uiis emu tut; (iisiuiuanio
ha
1
th
C n te pernturo or is found toi of the minds, of .the inhabitants. In j
' vo influen7a he is sent home in! the face of an impending epidemic j
he cure of th board of health, and j of any kind an mte bgent apnlica-1
Weather
S4.o0' these churches. there has been a
i marked tendency in the last few
I years in many rural and urban com
irounities toward meeting this situa-
Bv the Associated Press .
Coblentz. Feb. 12. Tw
and fifty soldiers of the American
forces in Germany who have married
European girls have been instructed
to start ysoon for America wit'"
their wives, in accordance with an
order recently issued.
About 200 soldiers have married
German girls since the American
unething of the world I mines at once whether his home
no time ociuii) them-L-nndition?. are such that he can oe;
usetul ccupations at
COIHIIlIOJlri iiit autn - , -i 1 n 1
1 i, ,,M,r JJ5n1-iti.)ii to Dro-i business loss which was needlessly
Uct the other members, of the house- jir.vited.
finn lnpjillv bv- mpre'ers. unions and
tion of courage might operate to l ! working plans and this, fact gives soldiers reached the Krone, the oin
the protestion of a community f rom j For North Carolina: Probably rain! strong ground for believing that the--- crg included having married pri
much worry, social disruption and Hate tonight or on Friday, not much i plan - sunder 1 consideration at Phila- . T, , " ;.c,
"" or on riiucii, iittt uiucii ; pj-an - .'.onuer eyrisKierauoi'. at -j-inia- 1 T, , fr:ri
change in temperature gentle vari- j delphia. is, generally sneaking, in ac-;!31111 J'lvncn c'1,cn cr fcUiS
able winds.
! cordance with the trend of the- times. ! Belgium and Luxumburg. ;
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