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't t . - , u 1 , " - ' " ; - I 3 1 -. '.! X ' i - . ' V " f." ( ,; I 2 i 0 r ' tr PACE FOUR The Gastonia Gazette. THE GASTONIA, (N. C.)t DAILY GAZETTE . THF?nAY APRIl Pt 1091 , - A- ' "' ' " "' - - " -.T GUILLEN'S SAYINGS 4 ESTABLISHED 1(80 Issued Every Afternoon In the Week Except Stuidsy, at 214 W. Airline Are. THE FARMER. It mar be that the fa riser is getting tired of hearing cotton acreage reduc tion dinned into his pars day after day by folks who assume to know much more about his eonjitton than lie does him self. Perhaps he is tired of having city folks, who depend on him for much of their living, telling him how to run his business. We can't blame him. Only yesterday a Gaston county farm er stpied us on the street and kindle the plethora of cot ton reduction propaganda that had been Admitted into the mails at the i'oat offic. .t Ua-stonia. N. C. at the pound appearing n our paper, rate of postage, April 2S. 1902. "What are we farmers to do if we .don't raise cotton, SUBSCRIPTION PKICK GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO. Office: 214 W. Airline Aye. Phones 50 and 232 Ju. W. Atkins Managing Editor E. D. Atkins Business Manager Hngh A. Query Editor Mm. Zot K. Brockman,. .Society Editor took us to task for aked . we can was the ipiestion lie "That is the only money crop raise. Mont of us are not pre Greater productivity of labor per man is reported from all district. Baw mater ials are plentiful, and physical transpor tation conditions are good. There have been no business failures of moment. The crop outlook is satisfactory ; aud the banking situation ha improved. 'The country is' better off today than it was three months ago, and manufac turer!! in growing numbers are planning delnite production schedules. Inform tion from other quarters than this sur v. y indicates that the automobile indus try and some textile lines are picking up now. Hut the public is still restricting its buying and probably will continue to purchase cautiously until retail price reductions become more nearly equal to tl.i reduction in manufacturer:! ' and wholesalers ' prices. ' ' Flashes of Wit and Humor From the Pen of Great Par agrapher. By BOBEBT QTJILLEN. (Copyright 1920. Associate Editors.) "I! KETfTUCKIANS WOULD BUY AND PSESESVE ANCESTRAL HOME ' OF STEPHEN C. FOSTER. FRANKFORT, KY., Apr. 4. Gov ernor Kdwin 1. Morrow today issued a pioclamatiou calling upon "fond expa triates from the Kentucky soil that gaveiZ them birth" to contribue to a fund for ? the purchase and preservation of Feder- J .1 Hill, tife nnte-bf Hum Kentucky man-jg mon where Stephen (. roster wrote Truth and a hyphen crushed to earth I " My Old Kentucky Home, Goodnight." r.ill rise again. COMFORT! Hi . ' ' . A party may have wings, but haven't noticed any on politicians. we 1-uiope alarmist. ship is helm less, Also, fortunately, says an Wilhelm- r. IS rt rr it v ft ft it (t if 1 By Carrier or Mail in the City On. Ye., iS.OO Six Montha $2.50 ; I'ai''d to go into cattle raising, or dairy- Toree Months $1.25 ing, or grain growing in this section, and One Month 501 we must raise cotton for our cash money By Mail Outside of GaatonU i ji( )e fa ,, One Year 4-00 ' ' ' Six Montlia $2.00 1 rl" l'b""'bility of his argument was Three Months $1.00 admitted in part, but we answered with One Month 50 thi!l. Payable Invariably in Advance Thanks. Salisbury 1'ost. Life with the newspaper men of Gas tonia is "one hectic experiment after another." says the Gazette editor. They are all after the Gazette man, no matter if he does or if he does not, it is the same old cussing lie (fets, lint the Ga : zette man has been at the game long rough to know it ami to appreciate. One suspects at times that oil and water will mix about as easily as oil and .1 iplomai y. , ' " He lull 't drink ' i.i Im ago. Hut it is a very poor wimple cf veracitv. Yuii a cost ranging from 20 Member of The Associated Presa . , . , 'gather it at Th Associate! Press is exclusively , ent'tled to the use for republication of! cents to .'SO cents a pound, and Hien sell til newt dispatches credited to it or not it at J2 or l.'i cents. Are vou willing to otherwise credited in this paper and alsoi , the local new. published therein. All 1 K " eur af,er '"IN""f a l"" righta of republication of special dia- j '- l""'' e of which is set by some one patches are also reserved. : else, and in the establishment of which you have never see a passenirer piireon anv re, and even the passenger rates are Are you willing to continue to plant; lr, fact if lie did not get the usual round almost out of sight, cotton year after year, cultivate it andi"f abuse and good natured eussiii' he couldn't sleep good nights. Keep going the nicked brethren can't have any el. I man, 'Ion t weaken. AMERICAN LEGION NEWS FROM OVER THE NATION TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1921. GaatonU, The South'a City of Spindles "DO IT WITH ALL THY MIGHT." ft "3 jt it :1 . . Hi rt s no voice f ' ' "Manufacturers of your product hereabouts, when they find that they are producing below cost, institute a drastic curtailment, until there is a healthy de mand for their product. Would it not Build that house now; construct that bo to your advantage to follow their ex highway at once; build that school, that ani,,4. church; repair that broken pavement;! . . build that tarage, and even that chicken-: Uw Hor,,s of ( l;,r''""' ''": coon, now not tomorrow. 1 "I'lease remember that this one year Go ahead with your plans; speed the I "1,IV determine for the rest of our nation on the road to full employment, lifetimes whether or not tlie South is cd thus hasten the day of individual j giu ,o make cotton on such terms. If and national prosperity and aafety. I , , ... l. ' "l B ""Pad and jdnnt a big crop and Preach Una from the pulpit, ye mima- if ,. .. j. , .t ,i, t -I , It " " continue to sell our cotton with no ttre of the Gospel; act it from the pews,; ye laymeriho prof ess a love for human-! v",' "'""t rolling the price, then the Ity; put ft into effect, ye county, munici-! world will say, ami we can't blame it pal and State officials, and remember, ye for saying: 'Oh, well, the South is will business men of America, ye men of ! ing to mitk(. ,, 01 ,iayv.wii' , "bij business" vnd ye men of "little I. . . .. buainess," that there ia something in j : 1,0 wl,v hI'ouM "e l"'-v '' Tl,,-. this infinltery Wjher and more important Is"1" l,pr" farm "orker ' to Jive than the small amount of money involved j 11,1 unpuintol house with meager diet' which you think you conld save by wait-'and ragged clothes while farm workers I What American Legion officials be lieve will be the most impressive patrio 'tie demonstration ever held in I'hiladel ! pl.ia will take place April 7 under tin auspices of the Legion and fortvfive cither patriotic and civic organizations The purpose of the meeting is the expres siun of American principles as opposed I to the recent manifestation of foreign Well, propaganda. It will he simil.ir to tin j"AII American Meeting for God and ' Country " held in New York (ity. Mar s. Tin' Philadelphia meetiug, however I e.ill have the additional feature of a pa i rude of ."iO.OOO persons, i In addition to General John .1. I'er shing ami V. W. Galbraith, dr.. National ( 'oinma uder of the Legion, speakers will 'include Vice President. Calvin Coolidge, bear Ad mi ml William IS. friins, (lover nor William ('. hproul, Mavor .1. Ilani ton Moore ami a member of President Harding 's cabinet. fun on Hunday, they will probably make the day blue with language. the objection to splendid isolation is that there is no longer enough of it to in splendid. gone thank goodness, we'll In v.heu posterity begins to comment on tin mess bequeathed it. Hearth of intervention dieate that the oil crowd veil in Mexico, thank vou That Knglish 1-idv who hears the crack of doom h heard the world going broke Any activity in Petrograd is .ailed an uprising. She has reached a point where there is no nay to go but up. Some !men uliojuj the day of salvation, expecting to attend to it on their death . ted, but not fntfr ever succeed in doing it at that hour. "Do it now, and do it t with all your might,' ' should be the mot- ! elsewhere get painted houses, good diet,; and good dot-lies; so why should we wor '. Cupid spends a leasonal l.is tune loafing about the the American Legion post le amount of club rooms o! :it West War I 'i 0 to of every man in America who expects to do any constraction work in the near future. "Do it now," and thus do your part toward individual and national bus iness salvation and even more. ! Procraotination is more than the thi f ol time; it U the murderer of opportuni-f t'. Manufacturers Record, j th.-it oriTii n iy.'i t inti ryf The (Southern farmer is willing to voted to present L'"i keep his children ignorant and his wife overworked in order to break the market with still greater supplies of cheap cot ton; SO Whv should We oftVr I.I III ft IlKfll. ,er price f ' " ren, Mass., for niurriage is subsidized The post ha) In every ineinbe: vho gets married. The offer is retro active to the date of organization of the post; conseipiently seven of the members will receive the gift. For thai matter, you might say that ti e dry agent who'gocs snifling about is tl.i scenter of population. Quoth Federal Hill lies about a mile from Pardstown, wide i is thirty nine miles south of Louisville. The Governor'.) procaimation was said to be unique among state documents, both because of its subject, now almost a national anthem and iis extra terri' torial character. It recites in part: To every expatria'e from Kentucky in all the world: 1 "At Fedora! Hill, a liomeste,nl and ' estate, near Rnrdstown, Kentucky, is good grammar Stephen C. Foster w rote and composed that must loved and famous of all Amer ican songs, "My Old Kentucky Home, Goodnight." The homestead and sur roundings still remain essentially as tl.ev were in tha cMimmor Time of 1 S.'l' i when "The corutops were ripe ami the 'meadows were ill bloom," and as they were in 1 711.1, when the mansion was ; built. " 1 he place i under option to be pur- chased by popular subscription in Ken j tucky, to be converted into a historic. shrine to perpetuate tli glory ot the sung, the memory of tin- great Ameri can composer and the universal desire to honor its consecrated associations. It is to be maintained and protected, when ai quired, under the authority and eon tiol of the State. "Now. therefore. I, Kdwin P. Mor row, Governor of the Commonwealth, do nnike nil. I eud this procla ma tiuii, with yieelings, to all fond expatriates from the Kentucky soil, that gave them birtu ; to the children of such as have passed on and left behind the heritage of pride in their origin; and to those, who have listened to that song of home under the shadow of oilier hills, the sunlight of other plains or beneath the quite stars of alien skies, and who have felt the thrill of ils deathless beauty and pathos "Vou also are privileged ami invited to join with the s-ms ami daughters of Kentucky in a contribution to this fund, which shall be used alone to preservi the home of the song that is your s mg and our soli).'. "(iiven unlet my hand as Governor, of the Ciinimnnwealtli, this? -Slid day of April, l!L'l." -: Y-- 'v-l i --. it. THINK of a Dorset that gives you ample support and figure' molding for greatest style and yet is so comfortable that you. scarcely know you are wear ing a corset at all. That is the experience of our customers who select Madame Grace Corsets and secure the right model for their individu al figure type through the help, of our experienced corsetiere. ' Come in and .spring models. see the new TRY OUR (SPECIAL TO OR DER SERVICE. When You Need a New Brassiere KEMEMI'ER that we have a large assortment of the famous Madame Grace Brassieres and Bandeaux in all the newest styles, colors and fabrics. Patent hook holds securely, can't slip. Hope Mercantile Co. The Cash Store. talk would in is doing very thinks she s probably COUNTRY BETTER OFF, SAYS HOUSTON. Athletic teams and bauds using the Pi me of the Ameri-au Legio-i must be made up exvlusively of Legionnaires, ac dinling to a ruling made by the exectt five committee of the Minnesota De partment of the Legion. the silk shirt buyer, "Nov . i i OXHE JOB. "I war in Perulust y when I re eeived some of your publicity matter relative. 'Jtf Gastoiiia's industrial stand ing, " reiinrked a newcomer who has prompt.- jbiiieOKtbe membership of the The survey, made in all of the gen Camberi.oj jiltimerce. "It decided giaphienl divisions of the I'nited Wales two of uYwiyirtoiiiB "'l we are here I by field agents of the Fidelity and i)e and iu business.'- Whk-h is an inkling j posit Company consisted of answers to of results at,tlM(4y widespread pub- :;0 questions by farmers, bankers, m; Iicity. TheCbnntlH of f-'oniuierce dur 'ing the jwst ye.r has carried the mes nage of Gastonia into every nook of the world. The above, quoted from the mmtli'v report of the Chamber of Commerce, shows to what an extent the bo.lv is functioning in advertising Gastonia and ' ,r:"lslortatioii conditions in Gaston county to the world. . "','ri' reported "good" an, I i David F. Houston, former riccretarv i of Agriculture, in analv.ing a country-! -r . n e . l 1 he hist call tor reset vations at the I wide survey of industrial, financial, agri ; ati,,nal Convention of the American cultural aud other economic, condit ions, i ' egion in Kiinsas City, Mo., next fall, I declares that "the IiIk iu ioual dues- i ("'lues from Lewis F. Tuttle Cost No. tion in taxation with peace settlement I and international trade next." If America is to share in the seized Cerman customs, she might put in a claim now for the beer drinking custom j "it, of Anthony, Kan. And the request i is for reservations for every member of the post. Anthony boasts a membership of ninety seven per cent of the eligible men in the conn mnity, even reaching across the line and dmviiig a number of ( iklaliomans into its fold. Applying coercive measures won't do much guild unless they arc applied just back of Heinie's left ear. Some of the changes are made for th sake of convenience, and some to m.ik iast year's cars look out of date. A GOOD SHOWING. The report for March of the Chamber of Commerce of Gastonia shows an n it usually healthy growth in a season ordi narily marked by only lioi re advance men'. Probably the outstanding feature of the report is the announcement that the -Chamber is now housed iji quarter, which for size and convenience of ar rangemeiit. arc excelled bv only one or two organizations in much larger cities in the South. Not onh- are there the executive ollices. but there are two a Riuibly rooms, one for small gatherings, of fifty or one hundred people, and tin ,' other for largely attended mas-n tings' and citizen- gatherings. Th,- ilea i. that the Chamber ,,f Cm miner, cine the community meeting il.scusKioii (,f matters ,f muuity interest. Other activities staged bv the Cham lwr during the month include the Dollar Day event, tle Bulwinkle send off. the Bctive co-operation of Community S r ice, Inc., mid other events of correspond ing imiKirtam e. New member are being added, not by any active campaign for them, but through the sub-tan'ial ii' veniiuation f the inrluei.e of tne Clianibe'r. fa liners and public officials. Hoy,-,. & Ware, of Gastonia, conducted the ques tionnaire in this city. A i interesting feature of the statistics is lhat in every section except New Knglaud and the Kucky .Mountain States building opera lions show a marked increase. General every state raw mater ' ials plentiful. Savings accounts, the survey showed, increased in lit states. Police oflicia's of L'7 states there has been a noticeable increase in crime over last September but a decrease na 'reported in Massachusetts. Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island. Con iiecticut. New York, New Jersey. I'eun sylvan in, Delaware, Maryland. District of Columbia, Virginia, West Virginia.1 North ( arolina. South Carolina. Georgia. i lor i, la , Kentucky, Jciinosee, A la I aid Mivsissipi in One of the nuineroun overflow meet i.,gi attendant on the American Legion's "All American" gatering in New York was an impromptu affair staged by Giant Mitchell, starring in a current Broadway comedy success. "Staged" i.; the right wot 1, foi Mi'cheil held hi meeting in the theater between the acts ai d the audience were his collaborators Mitchell explaim' I what the Legion wm doing ami called on the audience to sing the National Anthem. They responded with enthusiasm. Kucouniging , voice' c, dorse,! the actor's statement that "this is as good a place as any to join tli American Legion iu showing our Americanism. ' ' 1 The reason Germany can't think out .i way to pay is because all her inculnl energy is employed devising ways to dodge. About the only thing to be said in favor of poison gas is that the doughboy doesn't have to carry it on his back. General .lolin d. Pershing. Klsie .funis, and national officers of the American Legion will attend .iji American Legion banquet in St. Louis, Apr I H, which will be the (losing feature of a confer ence of adjiitfliits of Missouri post of the Legion. We don't know anything about the Lw.-i judge who ruled that a mini is head ot the household, but we surmise that he ! a bachelor. GRANTS DELAY IN TENN. RAILROAD CASES NASIIVILLF, Teiin.. April 4. -Judge' F. T. San ford, in federal court, today giauted the application of the Fourth and First National I ks ami the First Savings Bank and Trust Company of N.'isln ille. holders of receiver--' certili elites of the Tennessee Central Railroad, tor a delay until May l! in hearing the , :.sc involi ing the sale of the road. 1C0 HENS ENTERED IN THREE-YEAR FOG LAYING CONTEST IN ILLINOIS Mruriivsiioifo. ill.. Apr. i. - Four hundred hens have been cut, rod to date in a three year, naiional egg laying contest s'arting luie Noveiiibe;- 1. Tin race is regarded in Illinois a," the lir't o' its s rt ever held. The contest was planned and will be conducted by Paul A ru.lt . high school instructor of vocational edicn ' ion here, ai d hi-; class of forty boys. Wide interest hae been aroused among . poultryinen and eighty breeders from widely scattered sectioi have registered a pen of five hens each. Training the buys have had. according t' Carl Colvin. Sta'e Snpc inteicleat of cc.-it iona I Agriculture, will as-uiv b-eeders that their poultry will receive the best attention. Business men of Mur physboro ami poultry raisers of the vi cinity have underwritten the race for irl.uuli. ' The boys will market the egg-, ro- ding thicken feed in rot ura without cost. A market ha- already been ar tanged for in St. Louis. The privilege (f selling- the e:gs. it is believed, wi'l offset the I'll ire co.-it of the contest. Trai nests will be u-.ed to :;voi,l any possibility tiiat the hen that d iis the cackling gets undue credit for laying the e-g. Poultry hou-es of the latest type ale being erected by the high school iiovs on tlie sohool grotf:' s. Brooders wh send their hens t V iirphylioro f ,r the first year of tin contest will b,, piivilcged to ent- '- a re lay of fresh birds the se, I vear. CANVAS THEATRE GRAND OPENING Monday Night, April 11th. SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON UTHE QOUTHERN NITED O TOCK CO. ALL BIG NEW YORK SUCCESSFUL COMEDIES AND DRAMAS -WITH - VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN THE ACTS NO WAITS - A CONTINUOUS PER FORMANCE EVERY PLAY A COMPLETE PRODUC TION Mon., Tue., Wed., April 11-12 and 13 SELWYN & CO. BIG N. Y. HIT "THE NAUGHTY WIFE" A Good Clean Moral Comedy In 3 Acts Thur., Fri. and Sat., AprU'14, 15 and 16 The Great Saturday Evening Post Story "CAPPY RICKS" A Character Comedy in 3 Acts I i.i in a . every s!u crop case. pi ic civic and f or state the conccusu of ouin. ion was that the farmers hae not .lis posed of ail their last s -asoi 'a crops, la w pries and shortage of money and labor are said to have caused a reduc tion in acreage in all states except Illi uois, iowa, Kansas. Missomi, Nebraska ami tlie I ac-itlc (.oast states. Tin outlook for 1!1, however, in eve-v "a- reported fair or good. " The survey iudi, iites that the busi tie,., nr. j. t'e,.iK ;N ,v.1Vj ,H., with increasing confidence and with the conviction that the worst has passed," sail former Secretary Ho'uton "flu; ciuntry has successfully borne the s'rain (aused by a most notable drop in pries, particularly of a vast volume "f raw materials, and has weathered a living fieriod of liquidation. "The demand for riuished products I as not deit'lnped to the point where our lactones feel justified in taking the (Uisite quantity ot our surplus materials to furuisili tin. necessary A warning to Americaii Legion pos' om'cers against using the influence of the Legion to obtain pogtniastershipsi and ether political appointments has I n made by IT. B. Kell. Commander of the Cklahoma Department of the exservi.e men's organization. The Legion com inander declared that tV -re i( to nttemp! to curtail the efforts of Legionnaires as individual, hit that ictivi'.i's t -nding te involve the Legion in politi.s are con trary to the couttitution of that organi zation. ! JuJt Happened. ubiirban school reeentl; resented himsH'If for In a Swede Con. ' Young ( tsson. ' ' he sa ' ' How old are you .' ' ' ' ' Ay not know hold o'd 'Veil, when were you ' ' Ay bane not horn at '. pniutte:- ' " a little inst ruc- I. v ban born .' ' ill; Av Enjoy Every Meal W'ilhout fear of Indigestion or Dyspepsia Take a TablesXKjnful of vvv Plays Changed Every Mon. and Thurs. Prices: Gen. Admission 25 and 50 Cents Keservea eats toe tA l KA. We pay tax llij ! e4e9cMt got a A sum of J.'JI.imiii, raisi'd , In ing the ivnr for (ha Michigan I'ati jtie Kuiid. will soon be turned over to the welfare committee of the Michigan lVpnr'meir "t the American Legion, according t ny M. Wilson, Pcpartment ( 'omnia nder. The money will he Used for welfare iv rk among ex service men. Legion has passed a resolution eiulorsing the side ly th,. American and Krenoh Children '. League of red artitiriil pop pies to l,o worn on Memntial Dav. I'ro ore, Is o tl dron of V Hindi' i ha i .. dav the pepp side go to the orphan chil nee. An effort is being ii'l s', res a id home' d is . May :Sti. INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS NOTHING BUT INSURANCE Life, Health, Accident and Income. Fire, liurghiry, Liability, Automobile, and Farm, i'li.te (.lass. Fly Wheel, l'.oihr ami Engine Insurance.' Kespect fuily ask for i: art of your insuranee busiuess. WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCJ WW 'I i R. V. Williams B . Gray Rankin Gazette Building, Room 3 Giles T. Smith Phone 50 FOR ADULTS After Kvcrv Meal ( : re ra w re American Indians, who scr'pd during the World War, are lining up with Un American Legion, according to applica , turns for post charters received at N:i : I' W 1, lander of Hist re'urno brai'li, .lr.. National "nin th.. American Legion has I from a tour of insnietion in the Mulligan Menartieent of tl n .prr niiirsh. and if the pedestrian leaves them iogs in De'nit ami Urmi.l Kapicb. Th dwwion of the county commis sioners to double-track the New Hope road past the X. C. Orthopaedic Ho pitat will mert with universal approval. This mad it one of the most congested ia the couuty. ... LMc.r pro-iucers; out t-re are tional Headquarters. An application for .--Mir lieu. anions OI a cllalllCC III tils a bears tin Doit ut Kl ('hivlma lireciion. "This survey does point to certain favurabie domestic t onditions. The rust of living has appreciably diminished 1'uihling operations in a number of dis trict tend to increase. There have re cently been no strikes of consequence. ' Xetv York Department of the American 1 ronml Bulletin containing the names of Vir ginia s dratt dodgers will be nent to all ....mes or rour eioux Indians, who sign , posts of the American Legion us soon themselves: Benjamin Comes Out Bear j .is they are made public bv the Vir De Cliarlcs Owl Walks-In The House. Xar j p.rtment. J'os-ts of that" state trill re ns.-e Ma. Kenzie and John Bluebird. j c -ive instructions from Depart men t : Headquarters to co-operate with the simr eiecuuve committee or th. constituted atithorit es Li the .h.cker up. li Is e.ir-:: h ,t the ii.iitu' iit.ri--H It nc.i r;.lii'i's .Mm. ,,rH. v. i, is t r .,i io Ion, lienrov.-s the .li-csilnn .Hid ;,n,l ln- i a.', r.o. s tic. sloiiijoli ii J Limcls kx ki.i.knt yon Iiiilin s'i ,n. i- s,sij, Discntcrv. r .I,,-, I'i Trh.M-:,. Pm.' ITiolir.i Mort.ua. At Mil Urus stnrv$. Kuykendal Chemical Co., Rock Hill, s. C. Heed Nature's Call Before It Is Tod Latsl i IUD yourself of th- poisons In your boay ma oV" ; the RHKl'MATtSM that make you iict iUtony by neutra'lzing the toxins ia a . etroymg the puisuns ciicuutUna In your blood. Price $1. morea all RHEu- BTZ prevent their return. Btop Viicrlnd1n vour Tirtera with dmrurer- oui druKs! Half tea-nxKinful one or twk-e daily is a surw and aafa cuaraatee u oo saaiu The KelU Company, New burgh, N. Y. Subscribe To The Gastonia Daily Gazette, :
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