WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1922.
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The above photograph was made while noIicem?.i, hrerren vo'3tccr rescuers searched the ruins of the
Knickerbocker Theatre in Washington, D. C. from which ti:e ba.i-.-s c i sr.ora than 100 victims were taken and
more than that number were injured. Soldiers from Fort fvfyci- he'd L-acW crowds of the curious and anxious rela
tives and friends of persons reported missing. I he roof cf ti-.c b. r.o v .'e theatre collapsed under a tremendous
burden of snow, brought by a reccrd-breakinR storm, cc.v.'sir; ir ci an audience of more than five hundred.
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ENDORSES THE HOSPITAL
Lodge With Membership of
i'More Than 200 Unanimous-!
Iy Endorses Tuberculosis;
f Hospital For Gaston County;
"Every Member to Register i
Land Vote For It.
$ (By Mrs. Adelaide 6. Beard.)
Jit the regular lueoting of Flrinlont j
Lodge Xs. 134-', Koyitl Or.lcr of Alitor
ln'td Inst night rfbohiiions unnnimoiidy
tudorin(f the jirojiosod tulierciil.-ir hospi-
tal or Uaston county wen- ininjittil, fu-'
lowing iiriwentation of thu case for the
lidftjiitjil by Mr. H. H. Oust on. Kvery
mcmbor pntsoBt promised to roister and 1
vote for the hosjiit.-il. C. E. Hacr n.iaj
tdwtl lodge reporter.
The Ik'lmoat lodge, ogranijied seven j
month ago i in a flourishing condition. ,
It one of the lurgest ludtrcs in thia
section of tuu State, nunibi-riiig overj
200 niemben.
-Woman's Club Meeting Thursday.
The Woman's ("lull will meet :it. the:
' central deliool building Tlinrn.lny after-:
noon for the reulitr Kelru;iry nieetiiiK.
Tin program for the jit'tenioim will be
' in charge of the Health eommitu e who
hse planned to mnke the meeting a vi'r.y
iutrting one. 'Several local gentle-!
men will be present and make health j
talk to tlie flub women. After thoi
program a soeiul hour will lx held.!
Y.wry member of the dub im urged to be ;
J)rmeiit for the meeting promises to be
not only interesting urn! enjoyable but I
beaefitinl ns well. !
Belmont Beats Gastonia By Score Of
it. 55 to' 22. 1
'Tie Belmont boyit were victors over
tlto tiastoniu five- on the local court Tues
day afternoon b.v n score of "." to -L'.
It ras a gotxl game all the way through,
onf of the test that the local hoys have
I'layed so far. Although too score was
very one-sided, the (iHjitonia team put
up-a good fight. No individual players
Htarrnl, but the entire Belmont team
sowed up exceptionally well.
The game 1hat was oeheduled for
Wednesilay with Kings Mountain ha
liCCn postjtoned.
At Personals.
'Miss Anna West ami Mi.-w Edna Hcrk
eley, of the faculty of (jueetts College,'
tliarlotte, aeennipnnieil l:ss Nell Hull
borne from school Saturday and were
gnests, of the Misses Hall fur the week
end. All of the Queens girls. Misses
Katherinc Stowe, Nell Hall, Klizalieth
UMidy and Kuth fox were lioi.ic im r the
wrl'k-end.
i'X)r. and Mrs. C. K. MeAdams took:
thir little daughter, Eloise, to Char
lotte Monday where she had a tonsillar,
operation iierforrueil at the Charlotte!
anitorium. Little Eloise stood tin- ler-'
ILun -well and was aiile to return I, nine
Tuesday.
'Uesars. Bartlet Hall. Marcus Ree.
I'atrkk and K. E. iSton. , Jr.. came home
from Davidson for the week-end.
Master Lester ftowe. the little mn of
Mr., and Mrs. L. 11. is able to be
orit after a week's illness with tonsilitis..
; numtMT of Belninnt little tots have
th' chicken-pox. "The latest victims are
: Mater finiuuel Piio kmy towe. Jr.. and
little Miss Majoria Walt l'resshy. The
fllsfa9e is in a very iniiil form an.! all
an getting along nicely.
Miss Melva tiullii k. who has been miite
fiek for the past ten days, with a severe
eo4d is able to. be up.
irrs. W. B. l'uett an-1 Mrs W. J. .
Fjrancis ntteudetl the V. 1). C. meeting!
in Jfastonia, Tuesday afternoon.
QUMERTDN
CVrrepondence of The T)aiiy (inzette.)
-CRAMERTON. J'.m. M. Misses
Mary Faison, Mary Houso, Eerry Huff
rtetler, Vivian Bradberry and Mr. J. B.
. Wilik went to HiKirtaiiburg to hear Billy;
Sunday and were highly pleased with liin
sormona and the courtesies shown them
by the people of tspartanburg.
Ur. T. JI. Ford who has lieen quite !
S1L i reported a a improving to the de-,
light of his many friends. ;
In sliding down the cement walks by;
the depot Alonzo l'riee had the niisfor-i
tuie to fall and strike his bead on thej
pimnent, knocking him unconscious. Drj
Miller win called and at last reports he!
wa recovering. j
Tner la a fe.-linjr, smnng tbe ehildTen
tliat the mrrlis, should be reformed sol
thst it irill be safe for their parents tol
e them. i
RUINS OF WASHINGTON THEATRE IN WHICH MORE THAN 100 DIED
!. iwummi
LOWELL LOCALS
(( "orrespon Jenn
of Tlir T:.ilv G.i
EOWEhE, Eel,. 1.
who enjoyed two of Mr.
Anions ! in. -i
:iiid:ij ' )ov
erlul si rmous in JSpa rt ;in;.in t; : st
Thursday Here: Mrs. J. V. lie;. I, : i -.
1'. VY. llainl, Mrs. .1. H. Titman ; nd
Mrs. Tom Eonl. Messrs. .1. K. b'ei.l. .
II. Holmes. I.Y. W. J. lo:i, h, Ke. A.
i-. Anderson, Mr. ,1. '. t ,-r.i liter. K. i.
ii. II. Ki iiuiiigliin, Mr. 1". I'. Mi.rpiiy
and Mr. I.en is Andi isnn.
Mrs. Isl.i Mill. r. of Ho, k Hill, K C,
Rpent 1h.' jaist week wil-ii Mr-, r-. M.
Hobinson. Mrs. Miller is .ilieiv. a wel
cuiiie vixitor here, this having on.-e lie. a
lier home.
Mr. Paul Clark, of Citi.uiooL'a. Tenii..
was a business visitor in town l.i-t week.
Missi'M Eon i so Cahlwcli. Mvrtie mi I
Xell Titman soctit the -as! wi-.-k-end in
Spartanburg, S. ('., the guests of Mi-.-Nonic
Nelson. While there Mr-. A. '.
Cleveland, sister of Misw .. Isoii, gave a
very enjoyable thirty for them on S.-i t ur
day morning from II o'clock to 1. They
bad tho pleasure of hearing .Mr. lE.r.ier
Kedeheaver, Mr. ."sunda.v's singer, sun;
and talk to the school children of .u
tanbiirg, on Saturday nftirnoon, at
which ineeting m.in than two Imielred
chihlreu took a stand for 'iirist. Eatc
in tile aftermion on batiirdav they he.ir.l
n most inspiring talk by Mi-s Elorem-e
E. Kinney, one of Mr. Win. lay's work
tTii, on ' Kesponsibility. ' ' Tin v were
also fortunate (nougli to bear three of
"Billy" Hunday 's wonderful sermons,
and one of Mrs. Asher's, (Mi-, .sun
day' assistant I good talks, which m;n!o
their two days in rp:irtanimi(j oui'e in
teresting and enjoyable.
Miss Tliclma Titman. wiio i-; in .
at Queens College has bei-n :,t lion..
hei.i
si. k
for a week or more. li is i .e.e.l tic!
she will soon be able to re-nan 1. r
studies.
CLOVER CULLING S.
(Correspondence of The D.iilv li.-iet',.
CEOVEK, S. C.. Jan. :;o. In.
Clover ptojde are looking forward to t!.c
coming of the I'ue West Woman's '. al
lege lilee Club and Erskine College ( n
chestra conil.ined, Thursday uijid ot in.s
week. The (ilee Club consists of aU.ut
L'.j young women and the orchestra of
about eight young men. The conceit c.ili
be given in the new high school au.ii
toriiim.
Mrs. J. ,1. Cam;. lu ll -pent last week
en. I in Charlett" with Mi-.s Eia:ikie l at
rin. Miss Kuliy Carpenft r ; nl hi-t week-,
end with her parents- in Maiden.
Misa Hose Burn-, of l.owiyv idc, -petit
last weekend in town wi'h le r -e-t. i,
.Miss Kh.ra Hums, who i- tea- uir.e tnc
fifth grade hi rc. 1
Mrs. Claud,. Meliill, of ( h.. rl. .-i .
has returned to her home elter a v:d
to her parents, Mr. an I Mr. .1. II. Curiv.
Rev. and Mrs. ,1. K. Heininll :i'te.l
ed the Billy Sunday meeting m S-cit ,n
burg lait Week.
Mes.-r-. (leoige Prince an ! d:i:ii-s N ty
of (liarlette,-spent last Jsnn lay I n.
guests of Miss Eo'.iise Smi'h.
Miss Charlotte Ali'uti. of ("ua r;..t te.
vi-itcj Mr. and Mrs. . I.. l'i!-imons
last week.
Miss Annie Eee A-latiis id'. . friend,
in York, last week.
Mr. and Mr,. John i:..bin-,.n avd
daughter, Miss Martha, and Mi. an ! M
KjI. Brandon, of (i::sionia. -o. ,,t f-,ni-d.'iy
with Mr. and Mrs. J.dn ,. s-initi;.
-Mr. 1. M. Parr.tt. (Jainn Pa'Toti,
Meek fthcrer and John l'r. -s!v S'n'.-!i
sj.ei!t Monday in Charlotte.
Miss Louise t-'niiih -pen Sunday in
Spartatii.urg, where she attended lol'v
Sunday's meeting. Sue wi'l t.-av,. Tues
day tor New York to spend two or thrct.
weeks.
Mr. M. E. Smith. Mts lam. s J. Me. k
Smith. H. E. Wright :,.,.( M. II. v,-'
an I Mi-, Louise Smith. si -nt 'as: Ti: -.
day in Chailotte.
Dr E. W. J.'resly. of (.ire. ir. ilh , sp.--i:
Stiturday in ( lover on ;.r.f'- -:m::i! b.:-i-Hess.
The many friends of Mr. A J. Q.iinn
are glad t. know that he is iinpriviug,
after ling seriously sick for ten .lni.
Mr. John Matthews, of Moo e-vi!!e,
was a visitor in town Thursday.
Mr. John ("aiinn. of Columbia, spent
last Thursday here.
Rev. O. E. Jones of Cohimhb. former
pastor of the Baptist church h-re, spent
Sunday with friend".
Mr. M. E. Smith and son. Edward,
and Miss Annie L-e Adams were vi-itors
iu Gastonia last Saturday.
Fine motto: -NTer put off toda what;
you can -wear temerrow. J
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A jirl isn't a jewel because she ha:
a rick setting. 1
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ki:fn in if he st
IN PRICE CUT
While Couv.tiy Anxious To Learn A
n. ..-t , TWa., ttrndwr, Pll.ctin
Iabr H re TC.ls Of Elaborate Pre-! ;r,'iM"1 '"'"f l'1' UJ
pr.r.-,t.or. Ear B.g Buainrn; News Out "'" ';"u,"'; ,,'"f ta: J-'"'"a
y , is not guilty ot lorging the late Th-
' ', dure lioo-evt lt 's name to a note for i0.-
Vv he ' i.:.a.-;-e pi .... .' . !''. According to the letter, Covel im-
'.'..;. - ..i' in p. ti. .u: alteration persi mated Colonel Koosevelt, signed his
Mi- tn . i. i c.-i a. .el ;n ti;.- famous nnme and got the money. Mrs. Burkett
.'. .' pi in! br.i.el. a-.t by Bodge i ci-en! ir was convicted in New York city
i.r.'l. l . c. : ...nths ago. The of forgery in connection with the case.
r.csi. w.-.s i....e:-a: ;:l. m' bv the most (.'(lcl traid he is now serving a term in a
j i ;.i ! tiie ef ouiilic curiosity .New York prison.
.!:.' . tie- . :', '.C.en hi'ge Brothers first' i 'on ! said he had been a "Rough
!.;!!. in.. Hi;' il wc-e about to mar- Rider" and ha. I .also worked for Mr.
Ket a i .i ti.. .i i. !':;-'. I to t.-l! what I'.urkett while living in Danville. Ills.
! ii.. I oi a .. r i ..a going to be. i hat J,. said be greatly reaenihled Mr. Roose-v.e-
a :n'o. . I r and often had forged the former
i'.d . ! ,ate t led f..r a com- President ' name to papers. He said
.;. : M. I i .-. I I. n e i .; lv on imblic ; fr!i. Ilarkett had no iden she was duped. :
:.!ti ft ion. -,! .;;- it pertains to the. j
a ,ro...!'t i.i-:e-c; cue ,,n January vy,,,l ..,. .,.. bread is cnmin.r down
i ' w .' . i u 1 i ' a e in e.i
d that they were'.
ale -ul l.i i,i-i; a sal . -iant i.a I t eduction iu
the i rice of j!,eir i and then declined'
to till what !.. pr'aa , . o uhl he.
I he laeie fa. ! t hat thev vculd nut tell
un'il -'i ' ri;i r I i' a I evi-rvone ',.i"t to'
kn 'V ', ia- ' iv .
'.!.!: ! i. "
. II. Ur.r.. t!c Hodge Brothers deal-
.r a... v. a . a i.. . . ii a ,, the siiliict
... . . .. .. a,: .... the or ler of the
iot. go i; ..i, !.l.di, wl.eti mil' on
'.'.i- 'i i -1 . a i ''. . I , ' i !' tli. re wasn't
a . liaia - - aa i -i litli" a ! v;t n ce iiii'oMiia
tii .. oi..t;c.-e i.ri ,..." Then- were good
te.lsl.le, tile M.'.i.. .-aid, W II V tlie lip : ' ,
slain' i ... ajveu on: iii tiiis particular!
.'.'e.e, "an I il would he sure to turn out'
t,
" I bit the
-1 ' .- ant t lie ..';.
.lenler
nine-
ii
; . v:iv it lias been C'liiiK
" '." I !." "be .le.iler .s.ai.l.
I.I ha ' a a i lit n. i 11
in l. ..!- lin.tl.er Muter
i- ... . iirre.i. Tliat t'. lluw
I I ! ooablv wanle l tin' ill
. .aie liiis'iu.'-. reasaii. or
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i'..- I'.'l Ilia. 'I'll.' e-, at
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STBMAGH TRGB8LES
(adtuTia LaJy lir.d Scrc?.bz Like
btJipcj'ion Until Sis Tcck
DIiclDrz-jgct, Then
Get Al! RkM.
Eejinr-.'", lid. 'Tome time afro 1
bad a vh-li .r-x-ll, ec!!'thns like ind
pes'. loa. ' vriU's "tra. Cljr.t l'i-.-.enek, oi
j;o.Ke C. Ulis rl'icc. ' I would j;et verj
?'. k at the siouiscb, anI ep:t or vciiiit,
C::if-ei-,lJy iu tbe morn!r.s:".
"T'eu I b.r.n tbe use of Thrdfordf
1'.!: r '(! ! -nvr-h. aftrr I tad tri-.-d olhei
r'.'riii. . . 'i'hc a.'.icl.-Iran-.bt rt
1 .-'.! i,ia nrre t.an t'.t.vtliias that 1
u-.uk, an 1 I t-ot all i;ghr.
"i b .vn t fr-irel tnj-tttrr: . bettei
than I'll;
raurtr.
Ti-'aen t-niTerlnf
trom t:-.n'l": :asod br cfnstlratlan
It i3 ra
1 .re. Can le taken Ir
er Vjlvss &3 tho case calif
nave
tirr.c'.-.eb
sic't ttomaet, indi
ccr titiaii&c, ci
YitT tbaTtceab'.e cj-irj-.ojiJ, Ukt
'.ark-Drnught to help koep yoot
yz.' M ,-vp frvm poiacn.
Tl.j;'.r.-'.U r. Ilr.fk-pmught ii rr.adt
'rom purely vii'et&bla inzi'tditxta
a'-trt i,i Ro.t!?, natural Tray, f ad baf
r.o tal r'fr-rtfects. - It usy Is sa'elj
taktr. Ly yotma; or old.
Get a T"- tie or Eladc-DrancM t
vay. z.z'.zt vLi-tee f.;eauiue, Tb1ierd'a
s. ro-r irzzUla. KC-1U
, J, JM. I, HI. I. v-'J 1 f '
SAYS MRS. BURKETT IS
NOT GUILTY OF FORGERY
NEWPQHT. lXIL. Jan. i'.E A
: : i.: . - l v...-
S s ' "' -'. "
' l,,,.,,'.! ,-.. ,illrh
A Fair Offer. Accept It.
We extend a cordial invitation to any-
one suffering with catarrh to call and
see Hyomei . We will refund the mnn-
,,v jf Hyoinei loes not relieve. J. H.
Kennedy' & Co. j
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a C H B R H Bora ES3t U it ttsCC ii H n EH! KMP
GA'STONIAN
TODAY
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
IN
"WEDDING BELLS"
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
7000 PERSONS APPEAR IN BIG SCENES OF DECEPTION
See what
she did
to win
a throne!
mr
mW hf i V -Zt&L v-. I THE real life-story of An-
ill i iiiiJ
i! ; .-j fi i :i
Deception,
A ROMANCE OF LOVES BEHIND A THRONE
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PRICES: Children 10c; Adults 30c
annauncE
a substantial reduction
in the prices of their cars
effective January .,1922
W.EWray
E. Airline Ave. Phone 78
- if ji 'fit,
I'ne Boleyn. The girl who
mighty King Henry VIII.
She won the crown of his
queen, tore the mask from
his intriffuea. unlit hia m-
pire, then went the w a v
f Ie other wives of the
world's worst husband.
Adolph uKor present
t.i
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR. CHAS. O. DeLANEY
Announrea tbe oK'nin of bin offiee
In the Kagan Bwliiirig. Praetice
Limited1 to Genito-lTeinary Diseases.
DR. J. C. SMALL
CHIROPRACTOR
407-408 Fint Nat. Bank Buildiiit
Phones 535 sad 845-J
CoasnlUtion Free To AU..
G. B. POWELL
OSTEOPATH
202 Realty Building
Office Phone 161
Residence Phone 601
W, W. CALLOWAY
AUD1TUK
Public Accountant, Bank Exam
iner and 0ffic Systematitet
Charlotte tnd Atlanta Office
Healdenca GASTONIA. N. C.
B P. 0. Box 358
mill HW'BIIIWFiB III i II ! -'"ff-'MTfflHaW
a)4ca)ofoce)
inUM t? rir
Public Accountant
Audits, Systems, Cot Findingi
S03 First National Bank
Phones :
Office C27 Evidence 848-L
oceoea)eea
CHAS. C. WILSON
F. A. A
Architect
Member Am. Soc. C. E.,
Home Office
804-5-6-7 Palmetto Buildrnj!
Colunbia. S. C.
Brunch OffiecS
203 Firat National Bank Bld
Gastonia, N. C.
Ernest Coats, Mgr.
10 J Davis Building, Wilson, N. C
G. R. Berryman, Mgr.
The Best.Tonic
FEELING run down and
out of tune theSe'daj's?
Eat our Bread plenty of
it, morning', noon and
night. It will build up
your whole system and
make the good red blood
circulate.
It's light and flaky and
easily digested and will
add relish. to your whole
meal.
Only the finest top-notch
materials go into
butter.nut
bread
That's why it's Best for
you and Best for you?
Pocketbook.
1 lb. Butter-Nut, Now 10c
1 1-2 lb. Carolina Maid, Pullman,
now 15c
2 lbs. Miller's Crispy Top,
now 20C
Carolina Baking 1
Company
Phone 63.
, NEW CHERRYVILLE, BESSEMER
j CITY AND GASTONIA JIT
t NEY SCHEDULE.
leavei (lierryville at 7:."0
! 1:.".0 p. m. . -.
j Leaves Gastonia at 10:.10
4:1 j p. m. ' ''-'
' Leaves Bessemer City for
a. m. and
a. m. and
Gastonia 8
Cherryrille
: a. m. and 2 p. m. : '
j Leaves Bessemer Cfty for
11 a. m. and 4:45 p. m. .-.
FARE:
I Cherryville to Gastonia
I Cherryville to Bessemer City.
I Becseinef City to Gastonia, .
75c
40e
35o
time. We
I We will cet you there on
need your business to finance
tbe line.
HOTICB.-
The offices of the Uinwoii ?reifrht and
Passenger Agent "of the Carolina
Northwestern Railway Company are now
located in Gastonia, bc!ng on the second
floor of the Groves building over Lof tin
k Co. ''''
We are prepared to quote passenger
and freight rates and give information
in regard to shipments to and from all
pointsj Telephone No. 823.
CAROLINA ft NORTHWESTERN .
' . ' RAILWAY COMPANY.
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