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ESTABLISHED SEPTEMBER ,11, 1915
HICKORY, N.C., SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 11, 1922
?RICE FIVE CENTS
fiuTnn" yimnrnltiMn dip iipi:iiicfB&
PROBE PUSHED "hTJOINT I s
ip ACT! 0 W fk
Princess Mary Selects Her Honeymoon Home
CP
ted Presa.
V .ngeles, Kl'b- Along
tin- investigation into the
t-ilil- I'VUl.V.
1,11' WOOLWIIH', district at
ut In' sii ill it would bo
William Desmond Tay
picture director, would
w;is not divulged l.v
'lluiit..'-
tnllt,,,r.l vigorously.
ry,. aistrict attorney's program
... : ... v.:..
lev ilH' summoning n ma i"
irany persons believed to bo
.vioii of information pertain-
in
ie t
i
nivstery, but he did not
i j ; II
y.v w!'1'"'1' trie investigation wouiu
1, a-v..t--d to some other angle of
,'h, la-.'. This followed shortly af
w nK-!v than three hours of quest-
.;, ,ven Miss Mabel Normand,
1 1"
m d ill" lust persons who saw
Taylom'.'ve. Miss Normand was
uimblf u ive at1' 'ther light on
.1.. t ,t u.. v
KdwiiMi aaos, who i witu cue
authority's.
is the man we must find,"
tin- district uttorney.
M:,c Xorniand was the second film
Myvs of prominence to respond to
ummuiiN from Mr. Woolwine, the
tthff liMVK .iary .mes .uuuei,
in the district attorney's office
hi:e tht funeral of Taylor was in
pieties Tuesday afternoon. Both
women .'lUmiiteu uose iih-humhp iuj
Taylor, according to Mr. Woohvine.
When Miss Normand arrived at the
A' 1
oi-tiia attorneys onice sno was ac
vuinpanicJ by her chauffeur, William
Davis the iiiRht Taylor was killed,
!id who previously had stated Taylor
Iui'compainecl nor to ner utuuiuuuuv
when she departed.
Davis also was questioned briefly to
Mr. Woohvine and his chief deputy,
Iwillum C. Doran, who is assisting
nthi investigation.
iVIDKI.Y-KNOWN A ('TO It .
1)1 KS AT 'AUK OF M
Miiladi'lphia. lei). 8. Joseph Mat
m Sloan, hi .a widely known actor
i! yeai au". died Sunday at his
' . ,
A a member of the old stock
inpi.rv of the Walnut-street thea
r, Sloan rlaved with the elder
joth. Lucille Western, Ada Rtv.an.
hK'w Mitchell anc With lony ic-
:tr, the celelirated clown, ue wa a
iwt (ii M rinlant of Chevalier rierre
luisiT., one f Napoleon's marshils.
ISBtSHBH
I
PREVENTED P
All
By the Associated" Press.
Indianapolis, Feb. It, The. first
joint meeting of the railroad workers
organization and the united mine
workers will be held in Chicago, Feb
ruary 21, according to John L. Lew
is, president of the miners' union,
in a statement today.
Piesident Lewis said the accept
r.nce b ythc railroad unions to enter
a joint meeting with the miners
meant closer cooperation by the or
ganized workers.
"It indicates that the organized
lailroad workers and mine workers."
said a statement issued by Mr. Lew
is, "have a profound appreciation
for the necessity for cooperation and
reflects the need to use every
means to protect the men in these
basic, industries."
Mr. Lewis expressed his belief that
the Chicago meeting would demon
strate the capacity of labor intelli
gently to organize for the promotion
of ideals.
.1 Ihi
imam'-'"' r0m 9
Ues.
HI
s 5 s a
HAHHeS Si! BELIEVE MIEflN
i
i nrnnr : mn or s rvT
i rr ir i w nr. bla
TrPT is rna i
i w i b n m n ar k. r s h
! Lti I I buiLnnun
i
i s t
f S 51,
w ti-.tiiiirs in the socona civil
ervlcj. investigation rf "yiplicants
'or the Hickory postoflice disclose
Raymond L. i'lefner,
master, iniproveu' his
.ir.o "omts an: I
(BY MAX ABERNETHY)
Kalciyh, I'd). 11. -The part of the-
Democratic party in the state known
ici.;i imi nji:iiiiiLn ir. i
uity nicking a sirceable canrii-
fii st rat-! (i;ito to make the i ?.ve for governor
in hea::.;lin 10114 against Wlltin McLean, and
tho list, of eligible.. 1 1 lie belief is freely expiessed' that
It was in ihs second inquest that " the nomination will gr. to the Lum
Albert L. Dcr.i. a lcn-tima ;;o' ' ibc-iton man unanimousiy.
man, who scoi ed 73.40 in t ho ii'': I ,. f h st blush this seemed to be a
deal r-r.d Hcra'-e II. Abee, one cf the j R.OU(l piece of jn opaganda for Mi.
leading Kepu''licrns of the count v j T:-Lt'an a-nd that it was heintr -fr-
who made
grade ot
f 71. GO were di-
p-
CATAWBa s ready
FOR RELIEF MK
Raleigh, Feb. 11. Catawba coun
ty's campaign to raise its quota of
2.520. for the near east relief thin
year will be launched tomorrow with
John Aiken of Hickory in cnarge, u
was announced at state headquarers
today by Col. Congo II. Bellamy,
state chairman.
This money wiil feed, clothe and
ed'aeate 42 orphans cf martyrs who
are now in the five North Carolina
oiphanages at Trebizond. The Tar
heel state is saving the lives of 3,:m
nf these helpless tots this yaev.
Josephus Daniels is henorary state
chairman.
Mr. Aiken has been at work for
several' months porfectinm his organ
i?.aticn and reports Catawba county
ready to do its duty. Many of these
children weie made orphans during
the "real w.r when 300,000 of Ar
ireniaV. 400,000 troops lost their lives
in defense cf the vast Uaku oil fielos.
Had the central powers captured
the;c vast stores, Col. Bellamy point
ed out, they would have prolonged
the war many months according to
all experts. Had this been the ca-e
theie are many North Carolina
boys l ack home today whr.' woulo' new
1 o sleepintr under a woden cross in
Fiance North Carolina cannot see
the children of these heroes starve
or freeze to death, he declared.
Other of these children were made
homcbss ar.u' helpless during Turk
ish depiedatic ns into Armenia when
their fathers were. lu!Td7ne,lTurkf,i
their mothers carried off to Tmkish
harems because they would not re
nounce Christ and become Moham
medans DISMISSES TROOPS
Iv tho As.NOciatcd Press.
Richmond, Va., Feb. 11. Thos. t
lh-Adam-. M'csident cf the Ameri-
ti P, .:-k'rs Association and' head of
RuhniMiid clearing house associf-
.n, made a vigorous defense of the
Metal reserve system in an address
k la.', tiiu-ht.
It wan contended by Mr. McAdamK
hut ifcT.i.iance as well u prejudice
fn lespuiitjU" for the attacks thai
vc ben marie upon the feedral re-
rrvf system. Senators, he saui,
"vi f.t,.';, upon the floor of ccngresw
h'l marie stv.tenipnts while not
Fuiiciousrj were based on prejudice
F isnorance.
Hut for the federal reserve bank;
aii:, the country would have been
feed ii;fj the greatest panic the
hild has even known, but as it is,
f continued, the system has been
alv..t';on of business, assisting it
i i very trying depression.
i r.... . -r.! ir ,t i. i, a. i.-ir..r nnfi nnppn of Kntrlaiul. who is soon lo marry the Vicomit I.ilce
lins alreadv selected her honeymoon home. It Is the beautiful Villa Medici, at Fiesole, near I loienee, Italy. a
villa is -the property of Lady. Sybil Scott, cousluof Viscount Lascelles. A general view of the piazza and eatldral
at Fiesole is shown here.
1
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m BUILD
ACTIVITY
iy the Associate 1 Pres
New York, Feb. 11. January,
1022, has a lecord of construction
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MUH CHiCE
By the Associated ress. By the Associated Press,
Los Angeles, Feb. 11. A man who Raleigh, N. C, Feb. 11. After two
the police ttated was believed to be minutes deliberatic'A a verdict of
a material witness in the William! . . , , . ,T tJ ,
activity which exceeds by 40 per cent' Desmond Taylor murder case was ar-l not m WdS iuieu in unnca
v...:i.i: , i, T.-..,v,r iooi ur.J vc.zinri iiro fnrlv rnrlnv. States court here this aftemccn in
OliHUllii; Ul IV 11 J . V " V Vm-J I -'wv-v .v. - 7 J
cording to statistics announced to
day in the F. W. Dodge Company'
review of building activities.
The total number of . contracts
awarclvd in the 27 nrvtheastern stat
es during the month amounted to
$160,320,000. Although this repre-
He was charged with a felony pend- the case of Dr. J. M. Manning, mayor
ing further investigation of his story, ef Durham charged with violating
the details of which were not given ! tke anti.n:i.rcotic JaWv
ou;.
ted i.'y his friend' in an eff-'.r;: in
claied ineligible. j shut off aspiiar.ts who weald like to
The new ratines give Mr- Hefner X v f;.r gubei natorlal honois. An ir-
80. Mr. Johnson 72.40 ant! Mr. Mnhjr , j-alion, however-, into things
72. i;i:c;:i indicates that there are
There was nothing to oxnhv.n way ;f any, who care to stand up against
Mr. Hefner scored so heavily the j Candidate McLean. "Rash and vo
second trip tc the bat. or why the jmantic" Democracy serves notice that
grades were raised at all. This is one they will line' opposition for Mi Me
cf the things that are expected to ! Lean but bis name cannot bi an-
" me out toMowing a thorough air-i mm need at this time. '
ing of the whole matter on the floor j The list of "possibles" is rather
of the United ptptes- snat?, acccvd'- ilong: unless there' can be a1 conoii-
daf ion of fou-es it is apparent Mr.
!?dcLean will lead the field easily,
'There is W. B. Ccoper, of Wilming
Iton, now lieut-nant-gf veinor; Judtre
.inf. Kerr oi vvarronton: Josiah W.
Baiky, of Raielgh; O. Max Gardner,
cf Shelby, former lieutenant "gover
nor and principal opponent of Gov
ernor Morrison in 1020: K. F. Ayd
lett, (: Elizabeth City. Col. Albert
Cox, of Raleigh, and possibly others.
! Rer.orts reaching the capital am
that Mi. Cooper will net make tlw
i ace ir :ur. ixicienii rufs, wmvii ewm
i nates, the first piosnect. Judge jc.
Kerr is anxious to get In the fight
but decs not care to do so unless hft
is assured of enough support to get
somewhere while running. His po
sition applies also to Messrs. Ayd
lett and Cox. and they do not now
see enough of the wanted support.
Friends of Mr. Gardner believe he
ing to friend:; of Mr. Abee.
OTittfOi WW
bHlMllyllllufiiV
nr i
EH QUINT
Later with a search warrant two
detectives made a huiried trip, but
declined to reveal the hereabouts of
their destination.
cnted a 10 per cent decline from
the previous largest January in the(
. . ... l
company a statistics. Kesiociiu:,.i
houses accounted for 4.") per cent.
LEMON DUEl
ROBBED AT NIGHT
. i
NEWKJIl
BANQUET
Iff PRESIDENT
ESI
t3y the Associated Press.
r, t? I.. Feb. 11. Gov.
Sans Souci today dismissed two
troops of cavalry whicm had been
held in the armory all night to go
o Pawtucket to preserve order in
the strike of textile workers in the
mills Reports to the governor said
was quiet, this morning in the
m 11. Reports to the governor said
1 Was quiet this morning and he
.vnressed the belief that local au
thorities would bo able to control uie
situation. g-
. COTTON
By tho Aociiited Press.
New York, cd. n. iu.
opening advr.ncc in the cotton market
was due today to supporting orders
from Liverpool and trade. Demand
was not aggressive and Wall street
and Southern selling was active.
Onen Close
17 '0
March Vg4
May in
July. -.con
October io
December ------j8
Hickory cotton lo i
Newton, Feb. 11. The annual Jun
ior orCir banquet was held last night
3y thft Associntea Ires3 I , , . , XT oa wiu
Lexington, N. C, Feb. ll.-Sewel l hejr qv riendSt wcre vrese;iU
East, local transfer operator and : niakinfy a total of 150. The Woman's
former electrician, was robbed ol , Club of Newtcn furnished the sup
nnrl nvpr SRf in moi:v per. which was ample and served in
i oc-,v,o.,. un i,aV- handsome style by members cf the
last night after a pas,enger he hao, Th(j inocaton ,vas nroroniVJfid
received from a nr.rtnr.cunn trail". h Rev A t. Howell, pastor of the
First Baptist church.
Afer the meal, W. B. Gaither, the
toastm aster, introduced the speakers
in his characteristic way. Rev. Mr.
Howell spoke on our school facilities,
the imperative need for better equip
ment. Rev. J. A. Ditzler, of the Re
formed church, was then called. Al
though a resident of North Carolina
for a little more than a year, this
snpulfpv showed his interest in the
trail
held him up on the Wlinston-.Salem
road thre miles from town.
Officers believe the robber was
familiar with the rod or at leas'
that part of the country where the
robbery occurred. The robber, about
35 years old, asked East to drive
him to Erlanger mill and' after they
had gone some distance drew a pis
tol and forced him to drive on a
lonely road.
East was brought into Lexington
shortly thereafter by a person near
the scene of the robbery and officers
wcre notified.
After the verc'.'ct Judge Henry O.
Connor declared that he considered it
an "outrage that such men as Dr.
Mannig had hen arrested under such
outrageous charges."
"It is utterly incomprehensible,'
said Judge Connor, '"that a msn .of
Dr. Manning's standing should ever
be nlaced under such a bond.-As soon
j
as i heard of tho amount
of
bond, I directed a letter to all
commissioners requesting them
make bond.-; reasonable.
the
"It
net only the duty
(BY T. T. IT., Jr.)
Catawba College went down in de
feat before the speedy Lenoir toss
ei s last night l.y a score of 79-20.
Though the score would indicate that
the game was very uninteresting, it
was nevertheless one of the fasest
games played on the locr.1 court this
season.
Seitz for Lenoir led' off with two
field -oU& in rapid succession, ard
Catawba's
kept the local boys, m the lead dur
ing the entire game. The visito-s
fought hard to match r.n with Vhoir
opponents, and never die they set'l.
down to defensive work but tried
thrcughodt the contest to increase
their end of the score.
The locals piled up a load of f:f
tecnt points' befoie Gibson of Cafaw
,ba suaceeu'od in registering he first
;goal for his team. Then until tne
end cf the first period, the snore, al
ternated between the two contesting
teams and the half ended with Le
;v..zr c.-n the big cud of v 27-12 score.
In the second poi lot.' the locals
-eie airnyst a me to ireoie in err- scoie
f the lirst half while their ancient
v.: Is could do no more than ..hi
court to enforce the hi'w, but also to
protect the citizens of the c'lstriet
and if i hear of any other such exer
cise of authority, this court intends
to see what can be done to' protect
citizens. Government agents- have no
right to suggest to United States
commissioners the amount of the
bond' shall be demanded. No man has
the right name the amount of b oiuh
no; even the president of the United
States.
"Dr. Manning has been acquitted
by a jury of his cctuitryen and is to
be congratulated," the judge concluded.
eie;ht
inacenracv t,-. shoot gouis ! can noil as much of the "anti-ma
chine vote v.-s any other candidate but
they do net think he ought to make
the race because "it is the East's
time." The precedent might be brok
en, however, and they know of no
body more capable than the Shelby
man who would enter the race, with
out having 'o employ a press agent
ie tell who be is. ...
This eliminates' everybody cxTcept Mr.
Bailey, who has alreadv announced
that "whoever makes the race must
run on the platform I have laid
down." That declaration is taken by
many as an admission th:.-; Bailer
wil be in the race in 1024. Mr. Bail
ey has always voted with Mr. Mc
Lean and is kw.-.vn as a good "ma
chine" man. Whethre ne will forsake
his faith in 1!;24 is another question.
points to their
end
th;
count. The Utley tcssers starcotl a
wild rush to pile up a large . scoic
leading the attack added eleven j
points before Adams for Catawba
basketed a pretty field goal. The
goals. for the visitors were fr.r andj
i"ew between. Time was calico in the I
later part of the second period andi
nf-r- o
FT D W
11
LOCAL POST
Raleigh, Feb. li. The general
opinion voiced here today at noon
wVipn '.'.Tfriimcrit, was -heme" matte in
during vius snort lruerveu trie tocai
boys must have decided th?tt the scei-
u.- of then opponents should eno.
Hickory post No. 48 American
satisfied with the big! legion, held its regular business
. . li i w . f 1 11
n.o.i i bnv s.h-:.-"iv had. thev scoreu nieerimr lasc n:enc at Legion nai
?-,c"nts against 0 for their rivals. S ;;d showed progress. Joseph
mi.
rru I1UL uci:ii', os.t,. ...... i
T.
pOilllS U.gail!SL U iUi lllt-n i i .mu -i.uvYiu n uSii..io. -
The largest crowd ot the season i :,xurpny, commanaer. presiueu, aim
w tho o;?:np manv. or inc l.vuvie A. ueai, ac utani, Kept me
WHS OUt.
spectators coming up Jrom Newton
f reihoM the contest. The- two m-
minutes. The leoort of the member
chin comfmittee headed by James W.
Junior Order and all the good things; caSp charing Dr. J. M. Manning
it stands for. especially its interest . m qy of DuTrh.un;wifci1 violating the
in puniic eoucation. ivev. j. iv. ."
of the Lutheran church, another new
comer from a neighboring state, 3m
phasized the moral side of training
our vouth. He said Chicago h'ds a
magnificent system of pumic scnooif,
mayor
Hax-risr.n a:iti-narcoi'-c act was -cn&t.
the jury would return a verdict" of
"not' giiiltv" shortly after receiving
Judge Henry G. Connor's charge.
The only evidence inirotfaced oy
stitutiens have been rivals since me i neever was a,i iiisjiiiuii; pa it i nr
meiror'v o? man runneth not the con-! meetir g. showing -15 new -members m'
tiarv., ana have many iiveiy oaui up ui it two weesv
for su-orema?y- iJ1-'-' Le-neir
bofiy out,, in lun t-J.'-c
ing the' 'oniire
ner of pep.
stud'ent 1 he post . now has a memhersnip
arid ciur-.'of 117-and the boys will not.be satis-
ae showed, all. man-'fied until the'y have' an even 200. t
..! .Others on the membership com-
Scte-- and Bogg's ' played .wonderful j mittec .with Mr. Keever art. Cf d T. '"
1,.,'n in "heir position' and Brown wa. Bo:st, D. Menzies,. John Cil'ey;
l-1 l". -- ,. i it:i.i.i 1 -r..,.;.ll 1 -V..,,..i.
-mo p- thpvn at center. i r i eti niiimmauu, nus fm, .uuin.,
ii; tiicw t-i-
Adams showce' up best .tor. ,
the
TENANT ElfllNG
SHOWS
L
magniticenu system oi viium: ? j i 'the government. w?js that given i-v i visitors,
but the business men tnere t;-!d him j 5 M 0Kl,:lv secretary of hl-3j The line
they had to get their clerks from, the j ' h citv n,:; 'county department T encir 79
vt TVv rnrT- trust the City ! , . . ,,.-ii 4.nr.i-i;.A that L
up 1
llows
fit 01
li HEM EVIDENCE NEW SHOOT TROOP
' the As-sociatf.i I'rf.as.
Cliuauo.' I. 4j. M. Executives
.
Of
17.29
17.00
lfi.50
15.97
15.87
Bv the Associated Press.
J , . . .. T.-..1. 1
Thev ean't trust the fit
bi ; s.
Rev. W. B. Sninn, pastor of the
Methodist church, said he belonged
to -no secret order, but the Juniors
tniKrhf the value of secrecy in some
I M
i things. "We h5.ve two ears, omy
i .... ' ii l.-.. 'iincr
mouth, saitf tne speanci
! Ai ,i V nllll
, men ten tui.- mucn
Catawba 20
Amos Alexander snd C
New members received
mcsc
and the wom-
Washington, reb. 11. xenan. - Pressley of the Pres-
If
c
rg
Off TO BOOD SHUT
ii! com mate lor kussimi
hnuiip V(,it.? t(,jay telegraphed
"'i'kiit Hartling n request for an
pp'rtunitw to meet and refute the
0a,KH :,ai, t,i have been made
I'Jitm .t ih,.n, i,y Secretary of ;Com
".""f e Hoovcr j renort- to Presi-
c,nt Huvu'.ng in which ho said that
l1'' th:ri! "-ion w.li,.f orrrnnizations
ri'iit!ii. in this country are frank-
I'l' fl 'minimi.. ic:
witnesse i
,:.u UMOAon aO and 35 boys on
taH"i.T.ffi.l step, U U -c -
v,:o;m here of a ttJ u -
h I utaster. Assiing hu.. in
ihoVelirninaries were 'Claud . A
SKfe-nd tho Rev- E. er3n5
The iaas .thpip averts rnd
blanks to take to - their pai
..wmv in tVip TTmted States renu . v. .v. vnvnVi wlin has served
land equal to the combined area o , iresbyterian churches in a dozen
Tn'va Illinois. Iowr.-, Arkansas states, showed he had a fund o. an-
Dr. C. L, Stewart, land economist, .ao Opntrhman and an Irish-
i ?vi onnlvoino- fiD-ures '. ii-ri. n Vio said, "is ! a ncr.rfi of character
ceciaieu tt uajr m c...c..j ,--- man. "'( " . ' v- ,,,,,
issued by the department of agncul-l ready with his wit, but he nas s nevei were put on it. .
tuV: shoeing that farm tenancy is jnvented The Sco hrman -t Jo thef
increasing more rapidly than census "Ja$r told how one Manning. Among those who testi-
figures indicate.
Tenants, he said, operated' 37 per
cent of the farm lands of the coun
try in 1920, representing 42 per cent
of the improved acreage and 44 per
cent of the total valuation of the
inmroved and unimproved land. Im-
nrrved land' under lease alone equals
six times the area of Illinois, he
added, and the unimprped area is
equal to more than the entire area
of France. ,
I of health. Mrs. O'Ke'ly testinea mat Boggs
she dispensed morphine to a ;oca. o-j Seitz
16 parents, ccns;aered hy ,ur. -viai.-t grown
ning as, incurable drug addicts., at xiawn
the instance of Dr. Ma-mug. ..-e;Boger
,.vi ooniimti ro-rwl of everv not- 5nh for T.enoii
tie of morphine given to the pa-!j,a: Gibson for Caldwell, Caldweb tor Deitz
tients, she testified yesterday, and Gibson, Larer for Caldwell,
submitted the report as evidence.. Referee: Eaton cf Carolina
Theie was no inclination on tne pare
None.
C..L. Clir.e.
A. Ilenkel.
were:
Walter Carswell, John W. Street-
Sowets Iman. Jr.. John T. Davis, Dr. J. F.
Correil Ic-impbell. Emory L. Eckard. H. J.
Cal two. l; Henkel. E. B. Justice, BrysOn E. Buf
Adonis T. j. Hudson, J. L. Miller, Jr., D. M.
Gibson i Lawrence, S. V. Long. R. E. Whis
For Cal aw- J mjnt, Villiam B. Miller, Lewis C.
of Dr. Manning, she saici, to conceal
the fact that the adolcts were being
treated and in many instances the
patients were supplied with the
drug when they could not pay for it.
This she said, w-as in accoraanee
with Dr. Manning's instructions.
HEHMfiE'D
If! BIG HOTEL FIHl
Ail v; v: v - -J v p ' i ,r, .
secured a fourth wife by taking me iw vi.. 0
setuieu rt iuu t . : the, Tllf3(..fl w. A. Devin, General -J. S.
ODject ot iii& cii""-c " - i - i c q Tit T IT Frwi'1.
cemetery and showed where each oflCarr, Rev. S. S. Lost, J. 1L Kiwi
v,i Wmer wives was buried and Bishop J. ! Cheshire, udge k. ti.
B.ri-nc vv- fi. liranam. ui a..
Li i l4 Tl ',; k., r,l ,,,,, u 1-,L-ft fVlO n'lV
. .'""nuim; i.T un "v I'-r.
"'"if P'rtiitr, n-it.h Thnno-h tho irate'
'" ran't seem to find' the wa
instructed to return next x , suspicion .g that this
night for the lenoeit- , , .tliv rensorshiD is being
11 - , , . i ! 11 I . ,
iA ir, t,P interest of those wno
l UII!"tv;v iii . . -.
PUT ALLIED DEBT
IN OTHER TERMS
Lewis, Sheriff J. F
others.
Harward anil
Mrs.
m.
":t N'l'Ws.
Enthusiasm is u,lV,;nfi
troop in nickoryana
the mcvement are hoPtui m
and fourth troon later on.
plenty of work for bc.ys.
cro to tne w T
Richmond Times-Dispatch.
hi former wives was
asked how she would like to occupy
the vacant space and he got her.
Mrs. C. A. Brady then gave two
readings. The last speaker was W.
C. Feimster, who thanked nis Drotn
v'o nf thp order for asking him to
be present once a year. He urged the
necessity of Newton's doing some
thing very soon in providing safer
and sufficient quarters for the child
ren of this town, the biggest asset
we have.
Tnnstmaster Gaither urged all
attend the!r;it- hone
o-et-to-gether meeting at the court1. .Governor Morrison has caned upon
house on next Tuesday evening to. the. state department . o hea tn. ey
consider school matters. : cation agriculture and othci stat.
J. Porter Burns did some figurine
at his home last night, the results, of
By the Associated Presa. ; which might be said to be far-reach-
Richmond Va Feb. 11. Another -inff in the extreme ".Taking the auC
Kunmono, ya. reo United States as A bsW.
body was found m tne i urns oi the
Lexington Hotel today the total laid on a pavement' JIS
number of known wear now beinJ, , ,-101090
er guests listed ; ..,,. 1' nuLu at
tllMJtri Ul lALCI.J UJ UL11IU blic: WU11U t 4
times.
A railrcao tram such as operates'
nine, with six other gues
t j 1.1. i : .
as missing, accoramg to tne poute.
False teeth in the head of the char-
4. i e-niid 4V,: reu uuuy ' tvicvj .between liu-kory ana statesvuie.
Dr. Manning took the scam th s , mark of identiflcation. making an average of 25 miles nr.
"ning an testified to 'l-1;-1;;' 'hn,,v u-nnld hvP tn tvnvpl 9i hm,K
Wonder if Sir Oliver Lodge ever a dav fm- 47.233 hours to cover, tht-
jheais from any of the pve-warprices. ; entire distance. That would he.; 1,198
Detroit JNews. davs or live years and live montns.
Nobody can visualize ten billlc-n
mm run
tl-i- cjiTvin thine- as told bv
O'Kelly in the treatment of the pa
tients.
State reasurer B. R. Lacy is re
ported much improved since yester
day when he was suffering . wi'n
asthma and heart trouble. He is not
a -nt Aa-nwr 1 ut his T)h VSlCiaTlS hole
'cut hope for his recovery.
departments to cooperate in' making
a success of his garden, poultry,
cows iv-id' hogs campaign which he
is advocating.
A better heme garden . for every
family is to be the motto and each
department is urged' to give publicity
It.-, ihc idea.
ediars, but almost anybody can
form an idea of its simmensity by
looking at it. the way JVIr..3urrs did.
When last heard from the farmer
bloc was thinking of add'.ng a farm
er to its membership ro'l. Nashville
Tcnnesseean.