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HICKORY DAILY RECORD THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1920 CARLOS ARAMAYO KilUThat Cold With CASCARV PAGE THREE for Colds, Coughs Neglected Colds are Dangerous Tk no chances. Keep this standard remedy handy for tho first sneeze. Breaks up a cold In 24 hours Relieves Grippe i;i 3 days Excellent for Headache Quinine in thin form dees not-affect the head Cascara id best Tonic Laxative No Oputo in Hill's. ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT 'THE REAL ISSUE" It is well understood in political null's that Senator Harding is in no m"c a leader incapable of initiat ive ftiul that (J. 0. I. Senators did ,,,,'t' want a real President at Wash .;r..:tiin Uv "nUn-e of Wilson'' thoy hope to ..mvinee the American people that v otilv need a f mine-read tor presi dent, Sneering :t the great moral in iiu'ii'V for which Wilson stands that will Mvo through the aires. We ar, beginning to wonder what we funcht for whv we went to France The aeraj-e citizen knew the gov .rriiiient was spending and lending like water during the war. and that ( av day must eome Death and tix i This spending was done bv bud 7n . -i men of all political parties who were called to Washington, and were riven powers of management. Lending banktrs wero drawn fir directing expenditures. If tiurn.- th. Rpmiblicaii3 wero upon any more cuti-tant in their cry for "Prepared ness." These extravagant schemes in the war originated and were pushed !v prominent men of hoth parties. Th ..v w.f( setkinir to win the war 1 1 i -to was above everything. It would foolish to deny tlv.s. Trie truth the war wps a national matte;' tlifv. wna little partisan debate MV in A. ,.,.n wim during i t whole course. ; for the period since the war. the publican congress did not seek to i substitute a better form of income and excess profit taxation. Ko.-por.-.-ibility is on them if nnv change? shouM have been made during t.vo years of peace. President Wilson ha?' rot vetoed anything in that lino. Tli.i vfwlin't ions in impropriations of which so much is now made, were little more than the usual pruning down through which appropriation bills always pass. Particularly so in a transition from war to peace, mak ing preliminary figures uncertain. There is absolutely no basis .upon ,..U!,Vi tha TJonuVilipnna csm Test tVe JIM Ik IHV vw.v..v..' . uim of economy or constructive statesmanship during the last two years while in control tl the National congress. m . , , . The "red herring" furnished by "hate of Wilson'' will hardly divert th- public from the trail of the Ro miblic;in senate. For two years (here Jius been a presidential campaign in progress in the United States senate and that ton at a time vhen eacc was yet to be won. Si.n'itnr TTnrdimi kftor n'cood deal of backing and filling now comes out with n definite statement. It is not. says he of the league treaty, ''inter pretation but rejection that I am seeking." If Cox stood on Hardin a present league platform, party Demo crats in favor of the leaeue would probably vote for him but if ncr fcctlv honest with themselves, thev could not. The partisan Republican favoring the league is now confront- ay. 4-' "For years vc have used Black-Draught in our family, and 1 have never found any medicine that could take its place," wri'.es Mr. H. A. Stacy, of Bradyville, Tenn. Mr. Sta cv, who i-i a Kuthcrloid County farmer, recommends Black- u.-ati;: lit as a medicine ma snouia De Kepi in every House hold for use in the prci'.ipt treatment of many little ilis to pre- ent them from developing into THEDFO n. .4M ea "It touchi the liver declared. "1: ir. one of the T i r cold and headache. I don't know what we would do in our family if it wasn't for Black-Draught. It has saved us many dollars . . . I don't see how any family can hardly, go with out it I know it is a reliable and splendid medicine to keep in the house. I recommend Black-Draught highly and am never without it." At all druggists. Accept No ! VA PI fiTK V1 SB P? W RIB 3B CTB VI WCMCTOT Wt R W9 33 IS i5 2s! PS !PH f U Sail UCB mm iUd M9 tJ fcj E2S FRESH HOME MADE CANDY MADE EVERY DAY Fancy Fruits of all kinds SAVOY CANDY COMPANY Phone 199 Headquarters for Fruits, Fancy and Home Made Candy OMV La Grippe BARON HARDINGE Earon Mardinge of Penshurst st' ceed3 Lord Derby a3 British ambss sador to France. Hs has been vice roy of India and has heW many diple matic positions. ed with such a dilemma. Therefore the greatest issue of this generation is with the women end independent voters. Public sen timent m.nv be in favor of modifying the league, but is not in favor of re jection in toto. Borah and Johnson are regarded in the east as political demagogues of a dangerous type, and Harding in following them is in deep water. Internecine strife among T?-nn1ilir.nn a i s now nn. reinforced bv the logic of the situation which wul .i m.ii.-t (inmno memhprsnin. I no Borah-Johnson wing is determinde to rule or ruin. The Atlantic Monthly reports the league's progress in repatriating thousands of war prisoners in per fecting plans for European disarma ment, in fighting typhus epidemic in Europe, traffic in opium, trading in girls and women in Asia by interna tional cooperation. To 'Vo in" and help win the fignt of disarmament, for deliverance of captives, healing the broken hearted, will tremendously appeal to the wo men in Republican states as every where. E. L. SIIUFORD. SCOUT MEETING TOMORROW NIGHT There will be an important meet ing of the Hickory scouts in the Ch umber of Commerce tomorrow night at 8 p. m. Tests for 2nd class scouts will be given. It is necessary that every member be present. m serious troubles. work," Mr. Stacy best medicines I ever saw for a Imitations 1.81 3 5S3 Bcs SiZi 1 a i SB'S I DRAUGHT 1 El 1 u was? m- I li .If1 t Carlos Aramayo, confidential agent in the United States of the provisional government of Bolivia, is expected to be the minister from that country to the United States as soon as recogni tion Is granted. He Is now In Wash ington, where he has been conferring with Under Secretary Davis of the state department. Senor Aramayo in a son of Bolivia's "bismuth king," now Bolivian minister to Paris. The con is owner and publisher of a daily newspaper in La Paz. He was born In England and was educated at Beau mont college and Oxford university. Mii. MORRISON MAKES PUISLIC A STATEMENT Lincolnton, Oct. 14. A. statement which was included in his speech to the vo ters of Lincoln county here last afternoon was made by Cameron Morrison Democratic candidate for governor and addressed to the voters rf North Carolina touching upon the taxation issue in the present cam paign. Mr. Morrison was moved to make the statement, he said, by the contin ued and "persistent distortions of the facts concerning revaluation be ing made broadcast by John J. Par ker," his Republican opponent. In his statement Mr. Morrison said: Republicans passed the revaluation "It is true that the Democrats and act and that it was executed or ad ministesed by Democrats and Repub lican apraisers acting together in every county in the state. But the important question is the final sys tem to be anopted for tho state. The same, general assembly which enact ed the revaluation bill paved the way for a modern and up to date system cf taxation in North Carolina by adopting an amendment to the con stitution and shbmitting it to the peo ple providing for the lavy of an in come tax. Mr. Parker is declaring everywhere that he favors the new system aimed at by the Democratic party bht very shrewdly denying to the Democratic party credit for hav ing proposed it before he ever advo cated the income tax basis and he is seeking to create the impression that I do rot stand for a new system based upon the income tax. He tells the people that revaluation is mine and the Democratic party's complete system. I have been urging the adoption of the consituticnal amend ment upon the subject of income txa everywhere and yet even seme of the Democratic papers are unwittingU aiding Mr. Parker in creating the im-P'-ession that the Democratic party stands only "for the revaluation act by representing me as 'speaking for revaluation.' I am defending the re valuation bill as administered sworn Republicans and Democrats but, at the same time. I most earnestly urge and favor the new system as Mr. Parker claims he does." DELIGHTFUL BANQUET TENDERED DAUGHTERS ,irTeMr,Yn- 0ct- .14 Following a delightful banc.uet in the rfvti rooms of the Centenary Methodist churcn Tuesday night, tendered bv wie New Bern chamber of commerce whicn formally opened the convention hasee , v day's session of the North varolma division. United Daughters taR Ccnfederacv. got under vav hi.s morning with a business session, lodovsd ip the afternoon by a histor Tn'.s conference and an automobile ric.eaoout the city and environs. Th? session was presided over by Mrs. Felix. Harvey, of Kinston, presi ler.t of the division. A number of im ncrtant matters, including reports of ;cmmittees were disposed cf follow ing which the delegates were the '.nirsts f the Woman's club at a d--hc-htfui luncheon. The luncheon wa ntro in the nature of a love feast. ivj was informal. Miss- Lf.vvery Shuford, of Gastonia - Vei led rt the historian's conference From. 2:30 to 4:30 another business r-i.-.ion was held, followed by the trin about the city. Both of the business sessions were routine in character. The evening was designated as diidrcn's evening and a plea.'ilr.g pro grannvas presented, at the high rchool auditorium. This eVire program was rndi-d bv tho children thf.mselves the Children of the Confederacy tak ing a prominent part. A "fitting climax of the day, was the reception tendered the Daughters by the members of the Order of the Eastern Star. Mrs. Josephus Daniels f nd Mrs. Thomas W. Bickett were th guests of honor. The delegates expressed themselves as very much pleased with their en- ft 0 ft V ixS.Hi AAKrrK Cy O-jj c-W L tertainment in New Bern. Hundreds cf them have been taken into private homes. Many small social features for individual guests not on. the offi cial programs are adding much to the enjoyment of the occasion. m m c OKLAHOMA GINNERS WARNED Fort Smith, Ark., Oct. 14. A cot ton gin at Vian, Oklahoma has been warned not to gin cotton. A NEEDLESS REMARK "Has your wife a voice?" "She never gave me the slightest reason to believe the contrary." Baltimore American. MEETING EXPECTATIONS The cheery caller tried to per suade old Aunt Martha, not to dv aisonher troubles, telling her fehei ""M7ld feel happier if she ignored them. : .: : ' v ell. honey," said the old lady. "I dunno bout dat. A alius 'lowed when de Lord send me tribualfion he Hift so' me no tribulate." Boston Transcript. XimillWIi MfletsIt" -Painless Corn Remover This Corn Remover Is Guaranteed. 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