MIC
DAILY
KOMY
VOL. V. NO. 223
HICKORY, N: C, MONDAY, MAY 31, 1920;
VltK'lO FIVE CENTS
WO SPLENDID SERMONS
ARE DELIVERED IN TENT
van
lat
jtlist McLendon Scores Persons Who Vio-
. Commandments in Night Sermon and
Held Up Formal Christians in Afternoon
Discourse -Great Crowds Hear Him
MANY FAST CARS FALLS IE1SP1M
'START W RECOGNIZING ! II
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Indianapolis May
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Ifn Commandmt .its as .milling like it in t lu great Southern
with special reference to Methodist church but the election to
w.ir. the Rev. Baxter 1'. the bishopric of Gharlos B. Gallovvav
,,i night delivered a pow-v.hon In was in tho thirties,
u to all immense crowd: lie was in earnest, he came run--...
I ihe huge tout back of ring, lie was humble, lie knelt and
I Vole came from far that too not on a carpet, hut down in
I hundreds must nave been I 'no street. He nraved aloud. Todav
ii,' seats. Ml. McLvv.lor: ocople can hardlv be made to open
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m i eaten pnra.es than i Hair mourns v. suppncai i n: out mis
ii.it ing his first week in I man prayed aloud.
the discoursesuH'cred Jtsus looked on Him and loved nun.
lie made fin an-.
of God's I aw si
With 250
miles of the fiOO mile automobile
s.pecd way finished. Joe Uoyer today
led the race, having hold fuse piac
from the start. Hover made an avi
at'c of 1)1.22 miles per hour. The
crowd wan estimated at lL'o.OJ'.'.
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it fact,
t wince
icacticu ever i.e..!
aver nu,i,tin ill be
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; vacs, at ine ii'.i.in .n
II. It. Ail. Mrs. M. Craig.
'. irV Gamble. rs- Rogers.
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nni.iiC ms sermon
! he held a' lh-
aim .Maitutrtcun.'ur
f imrstlav at ,,,nuon at
ill urade aiil hifii
,, v.il! called t U.e Plat
It, hi sdaV 'ihi l . i.la V eh.l-
Jtrlun
that
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H,.iir here was me oest iui- me
tctk lie l'vl'r known in
i,wti this size, ami ne iou.-.i no:
,n iili.nl town in the Caroln.u..
.vol
Mr.
last
the
l.rst
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the
bet
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UUS iaei-.li: if i" i"- 1' 1 ul
',U nl' tli tusk of rurio z ihe bur
nit wlii-'li "''t wlh feats.
miV.Mi'te.: that he was puttinc
liorc into the meetintr viiU'.i i. liciv
isc. In U'ldition he had ?!.e'.r 7 ' davs
,n u sk'k Ied since Christn.i.s :rj
vin nw was so weak that, he ouerht
lot to pi-i'Jich. He urued rcople
l di.frnv the ineiJentai! expenses
nimptly.
If Vim ife not Hvin.-' ti a
'.ii tl... Ti m t omma idn.ents.
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dvlemlon said at lieu'inniniz oi
ia ti.fnid.1 "then VOil CUflhl 10 DO in
penitentiary. lie
'Hmm.lmeiU in turn
he violation of nil. Tak.ntr -nn name
,i thi! bonl in vain, willful swear-.pc
I'M blaspbemy. he place.! vt the head
cf tlif list of sins, and to adr.1V-' n
jrafr trclit for m'.n of horrible
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Vi-KiSt.J trial mnici me cuumn.
Vxferilay afternoon another in:-i,:rn.-v
ci-owil heard him and o:: tsr
i ni'.'lit it was the s-arne Aftf-r one
v.,. hen. r. .M'-L.njeri nas ".i-m.-
. 'ru'ot ufoat rower a? a p:
:, i i: ;.. nuthi.iir j-h ' t ol
k n..v i.e can nreach.
Afternoon Sermon.
hi sermon yesterday aftt rnoon.
'.' M'-Li-ndon nrcachl on the .-u'ii'',t
S-,! On." and -said in part:
!f'v iiiuciv tiri:'.s buve wives come
.-, , :ifl. s-a'ui ut '. t tb'-ir lul.-i..lJl'l!.
be
2i -j wed the
nii'i pictured
a
j iir.K .-' rU -i out r e r. n
un" "Sl b-- roi.' ir.t-o eo
:nbiD with the devil to damn,
: .i.,irii'i.'.i yr.tathetic,iwly. If a;
.. :i.,: u rr:f..-!i':.n i-vks ev-j
...riir. '-,r',v thti.K dftid man
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i n.f.n !r.-l-v ii sii-ht. So if a man
vt ('l.ii-'.ianitv he Jaek.s
Tid.4 vourc man of mv uxt was u
rmallst. I can we him now as he
in down the street, and falls at
the feet of the Son oT tio1. wun u-ars
rolliiitr down his face uke hubbies
v.liut shall I
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V) inherit eternal me.
Mil he was tr.l't tr.31-11 m;
to heaven bv dointr anvthitu- he was
in in.t i(w.i. Viv ,:prinir the ten corn-
irun-lmints. J wun er.urnei-ated them
He looked ut Jwu"trml taidt Mas
tfi. then- is sonifthintr wrcnir sorne
v.lurc 1 have done ail these thmirs
i.n.i i i -.v.. T.,.t (r,f it. What is wromr .
r.. line the trouble lie 7 Where
e ,e.is.intf Hnk 1 have tlone xnis
mid the other, and vet 1 am
i .ht There are thoughts in me 1
understand. Depths in my oeinir
I have never been able to latnom.
l huvo .never -been able to
i'' Immensities I caanot, measure
I.-, .said he had kept all the com-1
rnents from his vouth un .Christ ,
I rot denv the statement. Look at
of the commandments, he hni
frauded anv one. He had not lu.'-p,. I
witness. This includes not onlv;
t.intr and seandalizinL'. but in-j
v' testimony In court; A certain
-ence noticed uu siuuie"-
iuidience i t
and diaunosed his case, and put his
fir.U'er on the weak spot of his life
;.ad said, if thou wilt be perfect, sell
all thou hast, and aive to the poor,
and come and follow me.
This was too close a sermon for this
vountr man. Uiuht here is where he
broke down. He nuts the standard
too hitih. He nuit the meeti-ur., He
tut Tied his back on Jesus, and the last
we ;c0 of hiio he is uoitiu: over the
Mil.
.le.-us struck the idol of hi; heart.
The predomination sin. lie loved
money. He tinned awav. He went
away, sorrowful. No wonder he was
sorrowful, when he turned from the
one who lias pleasure at his ritrht
hand, and Joys for ever mote.
lie went from the immediate pres
ence (A' Christ, lie never hear from
him atrain. Why? "I.iec:;use he lacked
one thinr" Ki that one thin-r he laek
ed evervthinjr: and that was the new
birth. He had never been born aain
see the same condition ia thii
twentieth century, thousands upon
thousands beinir corralled and brought
into the churches without any more
knowledge of reireneralion than a cre
ature of the brute world.
We are substitutine churchanitv
for Christianity. Religiousness for
vichteousness. Church activities for
soiritualty. Morality fcr vital irodli
.iess. and communion, and church
membership, and confirmation, and
bant ism for the -ew birth-
Men are reliuious animals, mere is
a reliirious nature that craves as
semblies of a reliirious character, and
the mere forms of outward" worship.
As the intellectual nature desires
schorls.- coHcEres; and literature. So
the religious nature wants. a place to
attend on the Sabbath. The uncon
verted enioy havinu' churches ia their
community and lentinr n- new. -rod
beir.ir on the boards of churches, but
the carnal m;.:d doesn t crave to be
tdt'tis. It is satished w:tl cnurch uo
ir.tr. choir sinuin' ritoali.-m. humani
t:rian sorietie.s. social uplifts. f'nd
eber ' i vervtiiinsr else but the regeneration
I ; oi the heart bvtlie lioiv spirit.
' A beaver wn.its' his dam. So there
! i-- : beavei- relifion. In proportion as
v church loses spiritual power it in
creases ir1 formalism, and ritualism.
To us it is like beholdinir a irav
. v in the .litrbt's crossinir a broad
"ath cf liiht streamir.ir from an r.pen
.!.,ne. II.' stons: looks toward the
hfii'-e iurn his head awav. and 'oes
intf the darkness, and out of siirnt.
So it was with this vounc ruler.
He will reappear at the mdement
Stat of Christ. What it view and spec
tacle such thintrs wtfl present at that
day. ... i
Here is a ma:i that preferred riches
to Christ. ' ,
nh. wh;it do vou prefer above
rh.iiit? Is it earth, the dance hall.
v,.iinrc or what. Tell me what
Vi'it ia oointr ir shut you out
that world of liirht.
qv.o ehosen the world, and
paltry crowd.
She has chosen th" world, and .ts
r-iflleas shroud:
She has chosen the wcr'd. and its mis
named pleasures.
She has chosen the world, reieetcd.
heaven s own treasures:
ci.n lrninehed her boat cn
criddv sea.
rl hf.r all is afloat for eternity
When the storms descend
rim-TV skv. ah. where
vessel fly? ,
vVhcn the stars are concealed, anu
the mddcr is cone. . .
And heaven is lost io th3 war.dermz
one- . .. tt u
tViSnc thou lackest. He cnose
the rattlinc of silver and the clanking
wo'd instead of narcaKir" oi
I n-.Lin. nature, which would
iUn..riitfd his heart, and
i s::ved him for time and
Indianapolis. I.id-. May "1. Tuen-iy-three
of the woild's racim- sta
were sent away in the eighth renewal
of the international motor rato on
the Indianapolis speedway at 10
o'clock this mortiinf.
'Ihe event carries a prize if
000. the laruest ever oll'eri !
JtK Hoyer, who shot into the lead
at the start, led the field at the first
T0 miles with Art Klein and John
Chasamay third. Caston Chevrolet
was fourth. Buyer's time was 3.405,
an average of 0C.07 miles per hour.
Andrew Uoilot was the first driv
forced out of the race. He quit in
the oSth mile.
fly th Associated Press.
i Washington MAy :J1 .That vec ti-
nition of the Mexican fcrovo.mment be
withheld until the ei'iistilutio-a of Vi7
is amended' and greater protection
elrered foreigners was urued in a re
port '.unmittoo to the loiemn lei.
committee of the senate today bv St
ator l'a'ls. Uepublic-an of New Mex
ieo. ,
Shf.uld the Mexican' uovel nriH-id
refuse to accede to siu-h a condition
oi recognition, it was suifii-esU-d l!'..t
the American uovei'-nment renew the
notice thai it would "ho'd to a !;'fi
mte recokoninii" those in Mexico re
sponsible for the sun'crinu and . los.u-s
bv American cit izais.
Failure to follow these suyfestions
would be followed bv an armed foic
to open and maintain everv V.'.i - l e
tween the capital and the border i: id
everv port.
It was recommended that the ores- ! of
ai
.f
l!y tlio Assoi-i.'.t.'il f'l-O'-s.
Berlin. Way ' 31'.0mmanders
the greater ISerli-n visited the mi'n"BLer.
of defense todav and to k the oath
that their corps were ready to nri-
Republican National Committee. Be&ins
t. the constitution bv force, auainr.t
d uprisim- whelhev finni
Upen
Hearings Many Negro Delegates on Hand
id
ns i anv attempK
the rieht or
left.
From South Chairman Hays
Early Today
iRACDPUAKITC UHI fl : ' ....
III! Hi! H H I
! I ne i l lCKury . ific:.auis .. , lin I B n llltni 2 I It
ein iiiaihiiiwu
WRECKS
, i it w in
intent ad interim ct Mexico snoum
! not be recoenized until it was as-
! , y i., ,. 4 1... U,-.;,. ..-f iVir.
T? ..4:.,.l ,..,);.., .. siT! en uiai. nv a inc i."i- wiui.
ItKjyi'l IllcllllUtl tllU .JlIlIllfc.IL.4 II. fZ,
at 22 miles, having covered
posit on
the distance 2:11. Boyer averaged
li 1.5 miles per hour. Gene Thomas
was second and Dcl'alma third. Five
cars were forced out of the race.
The first-smash-up occurred in the I
100th mile by tjie steering vans
mission on a ear broken. Nobody was
burl.
was
Mexican people.
After receiving
The Hickory. Merchants. A!socia
ton will hold a meeting at, the. Lnani-;
her of Commerce tonight at 7:30 for
tie purpose ot discussing the sending!
delegates to the state convent iv;i
AsheviHe in June. The business i
! will be dispatched in plentv of time
! f r all members to attend other m et-
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nigs in
the city toniuht.
tlM- report, rn.-
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Senator
senate.
atioris c-x-'mr
i''alls io preseoi
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MORR SGN SPEAKS
AT HUB TONIGHT
Mr. Cameron Morrison, of Char
lotte, candidate fcr governor, will
sneak in the Hub theatre tonight at 8
c 'clock. He will make the second of
the gubernatorial candidates who
have presoited their appeals directlv
to the voters of this section. Mr.
Page being through here a few weeks
ago. Mr. Gardner, the third candi
date, has spoken here frequently, but
has been unable to fill an appointment
in Hickory during recent months.
Mr. Morrison, who is a campaigner
BOiS LEG SLAT ON
SLEEPS! SENATE
TRIBUTE IS PAID
00
'By the Afir.ociat.ed l'V
i Tulsa. ()k!a., Alav
'live persons were I-. iiled an
I in io red in a head -cu e ' iisi;,
I St. I.ouis and .S.-n Frai.t-isc
j :! trains lu ar White Oak. a
j bout-, 00 miles noilhi-axt of he
iv.'ieck occurred at a sharp cur
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mad" 1 1 to.
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states.
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The
iy the Associated I'lt-s:;.
., May
today
Oysterbay, N.Y
tiibute'was paid
l.v tlu- A.-.s.xriitt.-ti l'ri-.-ts. i oi'v of llieodoro Koosevell;. at
Washington, Mav 31. The soldier j grave here by veterans, headed by
relief bill was -before the senate to-! Quentin Roosevelt post of
dav. probably for reference to a i ican legion.
.. ...Uir.V. rinnf nrnlc Qalfl i Tl.r. 4'.v.-.-i -. -.-ri.l4-.nf ... ?f writ: m S fi 1 o?irin
meant its interment. veritable mound of flowers. It was
Passage of the measure by the house j estimated that at least 2.000 persons
Saturday with only 92 members vot- j brought floral offerings,
inu negatively ended three months of i . , .
IS! "T
btVtLI iVETERAPiS PARADE
.1
IN NATIONAL CAPil
I i rne ys were
Aiany of t!i
from Ihe
ha..l ear'
open..
lia ii ';i:i :i H .1 ;. :-.
Fraoi; II. Hi: :!.,.
aiul hi'.ii a t'nfereh
men. lie h;sd no?,
gard io tt:e !;;:':i-
! .il
de!.-;;ai ioi:s
were on
iiut t .. -..-li;
4lO ll.llll
! o ;a.
. lt.ii COj'i.
I eailv
. e aij.
Pi it tfe
to
1
all
3.1.
to
-neveve.nt
the mem-
his
the
the Amer-
cf power, will
audit '.nee. He is
rnd is a peppery
be heard bv a large
a vigorous speaker
orator.
DEATH OF MRS. PENNEY
Mrs. Sarah C. Penwsyr widow of the
late W. H. Penney, died Saturday
night at the home, of, her .daughter,
Mrs. W. B. Soiitherland, and the .body
was carried to Piedmont, S. C, Sun
day 'for interment. Bev. W. ' R..
Bradshaw conducted a brief funeral
service. at the home. Mrs. Penney,
v. no was a member of the First 'Bap
tist church, was an excellent Chris
tian woman. She was aged G7 years
seven months and three days and is
survived by several -children.
CAPTAIN FA HR1NGTON HERE.
filibustering and wrangling. j
Senate leaders said today that the
bill had no chance of consideration be
fore June 5, while opponents insisted
that the legislation would never get
any farther than the committee.
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f'y lin- A:.?4)oi;tl.4l lVfH.
Washington, May 31.-!!c: oes "I'
earlier wars shared today the nation
s memorial tribute to those
who fell in the work! war. In doinr
them honor, grizzled veterans marched
with khaki clad veterans to Arlington
cemetery where for the first time lie
graves of those who fell in f'n.nc-:
were decorated. Genera! Pershing wa.
the principal speaker.
rs, to ray m re
:r.i i:. th'i Wood
no v. lea Mr.
ii pi iic.( i.'s i'litmi reiat-i.-ir; w:t it !lu
VV'f.o'i caniiiaign will he ri -! i : ut iiieil.
The .'t'-ii'.a! ttf John T. Keig of
f;nr!eei icitt b arim- the .. xv of
Serin' or Penrose of
: I comment in j he
The hi r.--t -.,:! ;
the conriiii ; e, i ha
!t
ROBERT WARWICK "TOLD
THE HILLS' PASTIME
TOMORROW.
IN
COMPANY FORMED
TO DEVELOP PLANTS
I,y tin? As:;o(:iat.-4l Picss.
Washington. TSiay 31.
mous vote the senate
salva-
lt is
from
its
Captain and Mrs. T'arrington and
little daughter wertk. guests last nig'.it
of Miss Minnie Gwaltnev. Captain
Farrinrton hus been stationed ;at
Oteen but has secured his release and
was on his wav home with his fam
ily to Hartford. Conn. Thov went to
Blowing Rock and Linville Falls to-'
dav to spend a few davs in that b::.'.
tiful section -before going home.
Captain Farrington attended ti e
decoration of the graves oi tlu nine
teen homeless Oteen boys who ivi iv
buried in Ashevi'le and said the
naves were beautiful and the services
impressive on Decoration day. Mar.v
flowers sent from Hie. :y were used
on this occasion and they were greatly
appreciated.
PASTIME TODAY.
Seldom has a cast of such uniform ;
excellence been assembled as thatj
which suppcrts. Hubert Warwick in
ibis latest Paramount-Artcratt pic-;
1 ture. "Told in the Hills." to be shown !
at the Pastime theatre tomorrow. Air. 1
Warwick's leading woPtan is Ann j
Litt'e. famous as the heroicie of ir.anv!
of the William . S- Hart pictures.!
Wanda : I Law ley. who nas supported i
several Paratuount-Arleraft stavs. in-;
etndin Wallace KeiiL ... und -.Eileen 1
Percy, leading .woman - for Dtteirlas
Fairbanks, are cast in imirlant
re'es. The male support is Wiuallv
msritorius. Tom Forman. whe- fe?ecnt
ly returned from service and taved
in Cecil B. de JVIille's 'For Better.
For Worse." has th? part' of the stars
younger brother. Charles Ogle. Mar-t-aret
Loomis. Monte Blue. Hart
Hoxie. iind.Jack Herbert. rnaiMtain
the high standard.
"Told in the Hills" is a pietunzauon
of the book of the same name bv
M.-irnh Ellis Rvan. which has been
The Abernethy Motor Compart v is !
the ncnicr of another new enterprise ;
opened up in. Hickory. Mr. N. W.
Cass, who recently came to Jiickorv i.
from ' Grec-.wille. S. C. is associated
vith thj company and is part owner!
cf the concern which will sell Kis-j
St' cars and trucks. Essex cars and!
Hudson and Vim trucks. Expert ma
chinists will be employe:!. Service and
carts for cars handled wi'.l be in,
stock and the concern will onlv take
care of cars sol: by them. Service will
be featured bv them in everv respect 1
and they intend giving their custom-1
ers the best to be had-
A pretty show room has been fitted
op in their place of business on
Trade avenue to tba rear of the Ab-
tinethy 1 1 a rd vyjtr eCo m pany .
AR UVE IN PARTS-
eommitiee ord'
fa- i m vaa. v.-
.1 st fav
!)
Bv unani-
agricultui ai
oVable reoijr;
j( I'l-bai Ii'1
laba-na
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U:;-.:: 10;
di Mi' t,
rt- an.-a:-
Ian
lith:
!,-Pock
ania cans-
4 44 . I ; in 1 .
i to C111:" liefori"
t from 1 i." f 0:11 1 Ii
.vi- aliandoa--.).
i.-iiiiti'.- !.:, tli4 1-0111-
1 ;"V .1 1!" f
' by H. M. Be 1-
'11,4- unsiiccessf a !
heant-.i ;y a n-rro.
STOIffihiS
pi
USED BY FDIES
'.v ll.. A -,r';iu.,i l..,.
St. Johns. N. n May rA.Or.ly ih-llo!u-ui
atholic -btii"ch n r 1 1 i the h.:ii
of its jiastor are j.!af:diMg t'.iday at tin
village of Si. C'.u-iO ij!, swrpi, hy, for-
:'. Ores
jii'o.'-i f y
00 to
provjjK t-
i".-r the i;::,l iiirte days. Tiii
is e 1 iiii.-.t i from $300,
",(M!. O'iO. I-.' very (o'lnt y in i he
-.va:; vi.sircl hv the Jin-:..
with P: oxide;
house todav.
1 1 . 1 j 4 .
I. -03 1
at
?1
life's
from an
shall her
a "best se'ler'.' for thirty years.- n is
;t powerful story of the great out
doors, centering around the sftcriiice
of Jack Stuart, slaved bv Mr. War
wick, -who: marries the girl his '.vo..af
c i brother -wronsred.
Of course you will come to see -this
good picture. Specud music at 'night.
"ON WITH DANCE" COMINtJ..
ANOTHER BA W!:EC'K.
Ey the Associated Tress
Eimira. N. Y.. Mav 31 The en
gineer and fireman of Lehigh Vallev
train No. 6 were killed when that
train met in collusion with aiu'ibcr
train in New York slat" thi:; morion-,'.
U!
Til
nn ai rtfitu;
UBifllED FBI IS!
By
Bv the Associated Press.
Paris,
May 31. Mrs.
Carrie Chap
man Catt. president, of the .National
Woman's Suffrage Association of the
United States, and Mrs. Josephus
Daniels and 28 other delegates an.l
alternates, who will attend the inter
national woman's alliance at Geneva.
Switzerland. June i-12.
I IV E KILLED HERE.
the Associated Prer.s.
Akroi O.. Mav 31.-
were killed eariv
tor. interurban eo
to mobile.
todav
i;,i,.d
r 1 vi-
when
with
persons
a Can
a;! au-
Ly. Hie As.:oeijU- l'r
HlJUTtaobut v-. S. '.
Ii trdef---; oe ''.n i-r; :-
C-'i..laenecjiit;:i e.Xelv
m i l d the degive of
in:'
, fi.
By
Miss Winnie Griffin of Charlotte was
o-lndlv welcomed 'Friday- for a visit,
of afew tlavs to her mother,
S. AGi-iffm at Mrs. Charwick's
Mi
the
have re-
would have
eternitv.
The nrogrnm at the Pastime to
dav will be Jac Dcmnsev in th? third
eniscde of that thrilling serial "Dare
Devil Jack". Pathe News showing lat
est events and a two reel Fox Sun
shine comedy. Special music - tonight
bv Mrs. Hatcher, pianist, and Prof.
Sab ta. viotinist. Cme and see a
good show ahd hear the good music.
Rev- W. W. Rowe returned from
the meeting ' of General Synod in
Beading yesterday. Mr. Rowe reports
a very interesting meeting and one
that was well attehde'd. As already
announced this bodv will .meet in
Hickory cn Mav 23rd. 1923.
The Pastime is offering an excep
tionally attractive. Jrocram ' for
Thursdav and Friday this week, -It is
"fin WUli tW Dar.cc. a 'oeorge i ltz-
maurice production featuring -Mae
Murray and David . Powell. -It is aj.re- j
mtndous drama a story of a Bus- i
sion dancer in America, that is Idled;
with action andemotional thrills, it's
a Paramount Artcraf t oietmre. The
management' pc-rsc na -i v guaran tees
this -picture: as being ope of thetinesi
productions, ever produced. Six-cial
music at night-vCome. ' '
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mlollarrd of
Sastonia- spent the week emb with Mrs.
E. A. .Tavlor. Mrs. Holland sang at
the Episcopal church last night and
delighted the congregation with . her
beautiful voice. '
Miss Victoria Haveood, cf London,
Eng.. who has been a natieiu at
Oteen is the guest t.m'.r-'t and to
morrow of Miss Minnie f..va inev.
Miss I iay good s cn rout-' iime nd
expects to sail within a few davs.
ri;mors of i prising
the Associnted Press.
ondon. Mav 31. Ru-'U
io'ioe' iiiing revolt are ste:
i.-ff.'- in Berlin and reporrs
Lu'ionarv movement
where a son f th" 'on
is staving. He is regarded a
leader of the military oar: v. lb
vices state.
Advices from D001 il. v.beie
former emneror is now Jivi.vr
William Ilohenzollei n is i;
hopes cf regaining his throne
IT, Oi a J!
hlv grovv
of a r"V:i
lVittrtbii.;. V em ;
I the
th
ieclr bi'j-h
I), c..
I Cro:
a as '
si a. .-.
f and
I Bo;
dil'ei
;. .-aid
ifd'-i !
! h
, May
Co!b-f
e. . JO
!44-tOl-
f, i;i'i.
r of ii
i 1 i v ' '
u Mi
f i;je :
31.-Tlio
.- at tlio
i IV enri
of me;-cv
f Wash-.
; lK.-r-.
of arts
,s Mattie
e,f;oi for
o i'a.iiOfl.
:r;U-s
of. -It.
.a! Ii;-! oe
1 -ecogriitiort
; 4 - 4 -,
Messrs. Harrison Wird !:.".
Witiierspoon and Gecvge S.
motored to Blowing Rck v
A d riaii
.Johl'- oil
St'-i:!::V.
If HUNDRED ARE
LIST H OVEMKNir
relist
MRS PLEASANT MURPHY
' DIES IN DURHAM
1 1 ...nir.tilnlT
News was rcceiveu nere .vvm-viw..,
Pleasant .uuipny
tep-mother of the late ur. J . l.. -iur-
Mrs. :iurpny ut-iuic n,...
cMi Loner, coming of a very
1 -:, ,,f the lading mnw s . .. .. d(?alh of
. , .'4isx enurvii. """
a'lr.-.I miles to retract a false tcsti
'v in a verv important 'case. He
'-re back lens two thousand dollars
.'i hi pocket book.' but-with a radiant
'V. in his face. The voune ruler did
i ". have to undertake such a iouinev.
hw bad not wronged anv one in anv
. ' Wither had he stolen anything:
Mr. Earl White, of State:
the guest of his sister. Mrs.
Bowles.
vide.
L
1
A.
Messrs.
Deal and W
lotte were
dav.
II
-rbert A!!.n,
E. RiJiim o .
Hickory vi.-it'
i s
lall.
oar
jan
The Ladies' Aid and Missionary So
ciety of Holv Trmuv Lutheran
church will hold its regu;ar monthly
meeting to morrow afternoon at 3
o'clock at the home of Mrs- Walter
Burns with -M-: ; -a 'Burns. W. - H.
Whfona and Geo. Poovev as hostess..' ?
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Bark!"
vounger children returned
urday evening from a shoit v
Charlotte with relatives.
Misses Elizabeth :;-nd Haz'd
Karklov remaim-4 in Charlotte
j longer visit.
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ihe.r
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i,cri-
s -Gil
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ma ie
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le
ve
f.t,).U n-B.
phy.
was a
Rev. W. "W. Rowe left this after
noon for Land is whore tomorrow he
will preach the dedicatory sermon
of" the' new Reformed church of Lan-dis-
His pulpit here -tomorrow will
be filled by Revr'Dr. "A. D. Wolfinger.
of Newton.
Dr. E. M. Craig delivered a special
I coimoti before llieKorv . eommanuerv.
in
r ov?
. t Tln'i4lsfin cnUntV. . . 1 ,Tr:'..L.. nr.l,. 1 .- .Vi.
prominent ianui. x.. -. - - - - . it. ixiugii.s i"i'i" -, --
The funeral was held today from Beth- j yjethodist church at Lenoir vesteruav
anv Reformed church of Davidson j aftcrnoon antj 53 Kniehts from this
county of which the deceased was a iurisdiction .and many Master Masons
member Mrs. R. A. Grimes and were , in attendance- A large -'TvurDer
Charged in buHines, deaHr.gs. Miss avy Murphy eft tcituy cv- t from sck otne,
oi'tler to aiieim im. iunv vi.t i- .
commanrtery.
...i.. i, ia certain Kina-ox resiwei.-
.' t iling. He had not killed anv
.: r.ov robbed anv one of their vir-
Surelv this was a wonderful rec-
'1 for one in comparative vouth. and
ing in those times. You Pee here
l.-ttor of the Jaw mav be Kent
t the soirit broken. He was an ec-
'.-Mu-ticnUv henored man. 'He was
...o- t 1. v,n had. to be a mem-
in-i. iu ui- 11440 ... -. e .u
1..... .u.. 1 ..arrt 'nuncil ot tne
mi HI IIIV Ol-ni4iii4 . , . . .,..1
'v.'ve of the seventv. Both indicated
i;i. .r..A rAciiion In the churcn.
ening in
today.
STRIKE CALLED OFF
fly th- Associated Press.
Montgomery, Ala.,
May 31. .T. A. noon, every
I Rev. VV. O.'Gootle pveaebetl to the
i colored people of Hickory in the A.
i'M.-E. Zicn church yesteixlay after-
colored pastor in the
!
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m t , , J&LJ&MJ 1
:-' -V i. -J':'-: -..'. ; -"' ''
. - (
i ' -"
Miss Evangeline Etley
moiTdng for her home in
U.-ft thi'
LouisWlie.
Ky.. after spenamg tne past winter
in" Hickory as a rnc-mlxr of Un
graded school faculty.
- Mrs. R. C. Buchanan an4 two
daughters, Misses Hilda Council!
;nd Drot'nv Buchanan, went to
Reidsville yesterday to visit her
sister. Mrs. W. E. McRorie.
.IS
) ey:iW
home V,"!:(
daughter
1 1-.
iii coov
A !:.-. 1 i i'-j..! ;
1 too!: n'ci-
r,7 --it the
a Bowles. o"'r-
T ...
Misses Lencre Sourbcei
Coblentz and Messrs.
and F. B. Sanburn
Blowing Rock yesterday
spent the day.
and Naomi
Steve Greer
rn.:toreI to
where tliey
!es. h
t-(,''i
T : . :
!';i0
frio;
i !!:..'!
we'jtt-rT
tr.ev v.
rr.!
it '.
. 1 :
bride cf Mr. Thes. S.
. ). lj'. -i- ; rfo iiied
ht! pre.a'.ice of t!:;
v :: ! (:-x iiitim-.ttf
ia'elv ;.f:. r i',.
!:ft for :t
'i jj; niou:;t
of the s!a!e . aftf-;
.'"uir
of
j
return
Hickt
STTE OTHGPEDIC HOSPITAL
in
.- e :-j
..w.. - u 5tv bo no- on .the - rostrum. .Jast
liowdoin, local ,supeii.iL-ooC..t ;. --- - r
Atlnnti- roast Line Railroau. tociay ciigin i 1 . wuv - ... -
of a tel-
P
epTam sent to Coast Line general man
gers saving the clerks strike had
been called off.
' Dnniici r.hinph in Xpvcton before -the i
tnngregations of tne ;iapusn-jvieino
dist, Presbyterian
churches. T
and Reformed
How institution .will look when completed. Cor-
-nerstone to be laid at "Gastonia June. 8 with
; : impressive ceremonies
Mrs. W. B. Ramsav
Janie Menxies. Ruth Craiir ani
a line Mc-nzies left todav for
Springs to attend the Christian En-r
(leaver d.-nvention in sessi:r. there
this week.
Mrs. E. G. Shugart of Winston-Sa-' v
lem is visiting her brother, Dr.
Speas for several days.
W. P
The br; te in o of 1 1 i"korvs r' '.(
clip.rmi-.ig v.u.'-g womf;n kith hosts of
i':X(. Sla- is a talented musician,
biiving graduated in piano and vioc
and r;.o..H--?----fcs rr.anv bf-uutiful traits
ot chr.ract r and disisit;Mi.
Mr. Golden, who - n.anaeer of the
h-cal h-r-'icli of the Metvooolitian Life
; friary nee "-ornraiw. is ;t st.'".cridil
voting man and h-'dd trie e-e.-i:t of all
his fellow citizen. He i:k--wise is a
1 g( nd singer, possessh g a 5-oIendid
ico. The voun" couple have th?
-t wishes their nun:'-rous friends
r a long and happy wedded life.
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tiii be was ft yung mn- ir.re