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Hickory daily record., 1921-09-10
EIGHT INCHES OF RAIN

BY the Associated Press.
San Antonio. Tex, Sept. 10 Siy
are known to be dead ana property n
the centra! portion Of tie city n:,s
been domaged several millions q
dollars by flood which last ni@?I
undated the business and residential
sections Of the city.
Troops from Fort Sam Houston
are patrolling the city and aiding III
the work of rescue and relief
The water supply IS cut off as at,
the telephone and electric lights. F.
Inmates Of the loss Of life reached As
high as 500 by police officials
Water from the San Antonio river
which winds through the city ard
from its tributary the dimes creek
flooded the business section of t:,e
city for many blocks fer a depth Of
Hickory daily record., 1921-09-10
H|CkOkI o AID
COMMUNITY :. :
I....;.. FAIRS
sfht

The Chamber Of Commerce IN con
junction with the Rotary Club /.
making efforts for better palttc!-
patton by the business men of H,c.-
olV III til. -four community fans tn b..
held IN TINS county luSt prlor to III.
opening of the Catawba Far -
cording to present plans tie kotat-
ians IN The, audahc effort t. brn,
a out a lnott Harmonious understand
ine and increased friendship between
the townspeople and workers IN tAe
country uIl V.~f the different com
mmntv eEpcSitiuns ia a body. Il see
At first hand all th, improvements
made Al these community fans COM
pared with previous yr.n
he bu lnc hieu of tie citx today
feel an increased interest n suythlng
hat tend 10 the improl ement Of the
tam. and are ahEioua 10 work hani
IA hand with the business men and
women Of the farm for the soiut ion
of their common problems. They want
~ in.,i tne ralat workers un then.
oen plaund and carefully note which
section of the county is showing most
and exhibiting the best
clops. Ihis movement Is IN hne Wltn
the proposed entertainment by the
Hickory Rotary Club of the progress
we farmers If this section toward
the end Df tins month when a dinner
Hickory daily record., 1921-09-10
1O PR0bE: DEATH
Of PICTURE
ACTRESS
By the Assoc.ate., Press

SAN Francisco, Sept l0-TI {
death ii III Virginia r. ppe Los
angeles motion picture acres in q
lo~ pltal hac tyrjay, is being ia
Neti9ated today by the police NJ s
iappe was stricken while attenmne
q pa.ry Monday niRht in hotel suite
occupied by Kos % lFuttyJ Artucll :.
An autopsy disclosed that Miss
Rappe died OF congested lunsg super
induced hy pelitonIti>.
Reports from Los Angeles SAID
Aloucile, accompanied by his attor-
ney, left Los Angeles last night tor
San Francisco
A. ut of the party in tie
! l'1tc! 5.huclle was asked TO leave,
the !.ote! n::tn@ goment said
Albuchle IN | os Angeles sad Miss
Rarpe came to his apartment to
meet a friend of his who wished to
model some gown for her She ha /
one or two drinks, he said, after
gnich she became sick
Two other women who were callers
~ he hotel he said, looked 3fter
Miss Rappe, who was placed in care
ii 4 phvsIcian. Arbuckle SAID he had
10 apprehension until Informed last
night Of her dc tn.
Hickory daily record., 1921-09-10
HOLD INSTITUTE
1T NEWTON SOON

During tGc month Of September the
Methodist conference Sunday school
Wo, kcrs hope to set up in each Of tha
eleven presiding elders districts a
working Sunday school organization
70 do thia, there il Icing called .
one day meeting in each district.
These meetings are To- be chuck iuH
Of good things fer progressive pa
tors, supcrintcndents and teachers.
Ihc meeting for the Statcsvilc
distlict will he held in Newton,
7 hun sday. Sept IS, 1921. The morn
ing session will begin promptly II
10 O'Clock, and the afternoon SESSION
ought to close about 1880. The loc"7
congregation will furnish lunch for
all who attend.
This meeting ought to prove q feast
Of good things. There will be pre-
cnt and participating iii the discuss
ions, Rev W. A. Newell, presiding
elder; Miss Ida Wonack, conference
elementary superintendent; Plof. T..
v. Wvoslcy, conference field se1rv-
tary; and Rev. w. {. Owen, head ol
the young pcoplc-adult departments
Of the Sunday school work of South
cin methodism. These speakers VIII
lead tie discussions, but it Is hoped
that thcrc may be many short talkH
bv the workers IN the district wa
are actually doing things.
VIII not every Methodist SUNDAY
school in Catawba county send 4 gooI
delegation to this meeting? Sunday
schools in the county as well as the
towns are urged to send the Suparti'-
tncdent and as many teachers pcs
sible. Arrangements should be mado
next Sunday. please do not oVe.looh
Hickory daily record., 1921-09-10
A0USE. TAX Bill.
HITS {jTUN||Pt5 6
TODAY

Nv the Associated Press
Wa hu"ton sept. 10 Revision
~ tn, house tax h,iI on ne basis o
The Government need Of $500 0G0
GOO from lntunl revenue this haya
year "a hc"Cn today by The sen
ltc inau. committee. 'fhr meas
Ic wa taken up section ~ section
thr committea having failed yestel-
tay 70 reach any agreement on The
nlgh point
The belief prevailed yesterd-,
that he committee would not hav-
entirely smooth aling, though Sen
ltor Pcnfose IS hopeful Of having
the measure re1dy uhcn the senate
meets
wa the oasp u he nous. ;ne
principal points Of disalreemen.
"cro retroactive repeal Of the a>
cr# ptollt ta% and a redu, ,ion ~
thr ur tax
Demoraa aio sthdil, soIidlv
against this feature according t.
senator Simmooa, ana they arc count
ihg on support from Republicans.
Hickory daily record., 1921-09-10
THREE MEN DEAD
IN U-bOA1
BLAST
Pv the Associated Press.

=
Liverpool, Sept 10.-A tremendous
explosion on the former German sub
marine Deutschland al Birkenhead
across from Liverpool killing three
men and injuring three 1t ls feared
that the loss of life will be greater
The submarine was being disman-
tied at the time of the explosion
which occurred in the engine root
from an unknown cause. the Deu.-
schland was one Of the submarines
turned over to Great Britain by Ger
many at the end Of the war.
Hickory daily record., 1921-09-10
EEL: ISLAND CROP
DAMAGED BY STORM
- thn 4 ecnoiataI r's.ecS-

St. Vincent, Windward Island, Sept.
Q. St. Vincent sea island cotton crop
for 1927 was almost entirely Destroy
ed By the cyclonic storm which
swept ocver the Wndward Islands
thursday The sugar cane fields
were laid flat and cocoanut trees
were demolished
The economic outlook already affect
al 81 the market depression is con-
sidered gloomy.
Hickory daily record., 1921-09-10
TORNADO STRIKES TOWNS
IN DAkOI 4
Bv the Associated Press.

BY the Associate0 Press.
Sioux Falls, S. d., Sept. 10 Wo
men were killed at West Sioux fa7!s
and many farm buildings destroyed
in tornado which struck West
Sioux Falls late yesterday.
The towns of Oils, Hartford inJ
East Sioux Falls were reported nara
hit. Telephone and telegraph com
munication has been suspended.
Hickory daily record., 1921-09-10

Washington, Sept. 10-Weatl,er
predictions for the week beginning
Monday include:
South Atlantic states: Unsettled
and occasional rains with tempera-
ture below normal
Disturbances over caribbean sea
moving north h-northWestward
Hickory daily record., 1921-09-10
ENEMY STATES IN
LEAGUE AssE 'MBLy
~ the Associated II

81 The AssOciaFcd IT
Geneva, Sept. LEI cfmef enemy
state made then first appearance IN
the debates Of the assembly Of the
league Of nations when the Austrian
delegate took the floor to speak on
the work Of the council OF the leaH'i"-
He spoke in French was was we'll re
ecivcd. He pictured The conditions ~
the country.
He urged that measures decided
upon be applied at the earliest pos
.InIe moment 10 that Austria can
work out her own salvation.
Hickory daily record., 1921-09-10
yIIEAL. EVERYTHING
FROM BANK Vk||!. ]

~ ''f NS~N iiIiN 1 EPS~'
iuai. VA, Sept. 10 Bonds va
ncd at %iG0o0 and IN undetermined
amount of ca,h were stolen last nt>n;
"hen ',thcG hrokc open The vault
1f the bank IN the Iittlc town C
plaIr . four miles from hete. Evc"Y
,hinN or value in tie bank was ca,-
ia orr.
Hickory daily record., 1921-09-10

BY the Associated Press.

Lake Side. Ohio Sept 1o.-1ne
poAer boat Alton tIew up IN LAKE
Elie, one and quarter miles norn
Of Lake Side. with 20 men on board
tins morning. Four of the men were
severely injured, but all We're rescued
after reing thnuAn n1to the W.te4
Hickory daily record., 1921-09-10
COTTON
3v the Associated Prs,

By the Associated Prs.
New York. Sept. l0.-The cotton
market showed renewed strength to-
day owing to reports Of heavy rains
in south Texas and continued nsf-
vousness over the course OF the tropi-
cal storm There We're light setbacl.s
light after the call.
Hickory daily record., 1921-09-10
IE8RiiKA TOWN
Is STAIIcK BY
LlHNADO

WV Ioj Prcss.
'0'' 8uut lO-A tornado
= here last night
m1u3n received "
hr.fic telegraph OPP
Water. a dispatch
nal correspondent ~
ml the report is
..augs were wrecked
telegraph lines to
81 of commissions as .
'o IA rains.
Hickory daily record., 1921-09-10
SEVERAL INJURED
BY RAIN AND STORM
Bv the A sociated Press.

Austin, Tex, Sept. 10.--Eight pes-
sons were injured, one seriously, as
result Of a terrific downpour Of
rain and tornado at South Austin
and Craesmore yesterday Most Of
the injured were from the suburbs.
Hickory daily record., 1921-09-10
IM0yS VIAG|NIAN
DIES IN Richmond

~ U.W Press.
'cm0 @ Sept l0.-Maj.
|m NHlad Ellis - years old,
l'r.a aw eou-in-law 81
"u. rS.c and former
nou Nreiua legislature,
! Wa uo piM today. lie
WIZ U.rrd
Hickory daily record., 1921-09-10
WEATHER

iaItl, cloudy tonight
and SUNDAY. Moderate
northeast and north
winds.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18
POSTMASTER GENERAL ISSUES
HIS FIRST OFFICIAL ORDER

The first official act of Postmaster
General Will H. Hayes was to issue
an order to all postoffices regarding
the "humanizing" of the postoffice
establishment. The order was dated
March 9 and reads as follows:
"The Postal Establishment is not
an institution for profit or politics.
1t is an institution for service, and
it is the Presidents purpose that
every effort shall be made to improve
that service"
Every effort shall be exercised to
humanize the industry. Labor is not
commodity. That idea was aban-
doned 1921 years ago next Easter.
There are 100000 employees They
have the brain and they have the
hand to do the job well and they shall
have the heart to do it well. We pur-
pose to approach this matter so that
they shall be partners with US in this
business. 1t is great human institu,
tion touching every individual in the
country. know that with 100000 men
and women pledged to serve all the
people and honestly discharging that
duty. fairly treated and properly ap-
preciated, all partners with us here
in this great enterprise, we can do
the job. It's going to be done"
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18

"Huek Finn on Screen Next Week.
Mark Twain's immortal boy hero is
the leading figure in an elaborate
motion picture version of his adven-
lures which will be shown at the Col
onial Threatre for two days, next
Monday and Tuesday. This is an Art
craft picture which no admirer of
the works of Samuel Clemens can
afford to miss.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18
Former Delta Man Operated.

A dispatch from Fort Collins bears
the news that w. R. Kenney. at one
time of this city. had been operated
last week at Kansas City hospital
for goitre. He was on the operating
table for over two hours and after the
operation his pulse went up to 14O,
but it is believed he will recover. Mr..
Kenny is the son-in-law of Mrs Dora
Fadely of this city.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18
stockhams Return.

Stockhams Return.
Mrs. Harry Stockham and three
children returned Saturday evening
from three months absence in La
Jolla, California. They report de-
lightful winter.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18
Home to Denver.

Home to Denver.
After visiting three months with
her parents, Mrs. Lloyd Haworth and
baby left in company with the hus-
band and father, Major Lloyd Ha-
worth for their home in Denver We'd
nesday The latter came over about
a week ago. Mrs. Haworth was before
her marriage Miss Minnie Hoppe.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hoppe.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18
Christian Science Lecture.

The Christian Science society of
Delta, Colorado, announces free lee
ture on Christian Science on March
81, 1921, by Ezra w. Palmer, G. S
B., of Denver, Colorado, member OF
the board of lectureship of the Mother
Church of Boston. The lecture will
be given at the Colonial Threatre
at three o'clock, p. m. All are cordial
ly invited to be present.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18
DR.. and Mrs. Smith Return.

Arrivals home the first of the week
were DR.. and Mrs. H. A. Smith, who
have spent the past six weeks in Cal
ifornia. Mrs. Smith came in Monday.
while the doctor made professional
visit to Denver on his return, and
arrived here Tuesday.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18

The play, Kathleen Mavoureen.
which was given Wednesday evening
under the auspices of st. Mary's
church, will be presented by the same
troop in Delta, Wednesday, March 80
at the Colonial theatre. Further an
nouncement next week.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18
Firel

Better not let that insurance run
out. It is a valuable asset. write in.
srance. w. A. Davis. Agent. 3.16c
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18
of the
NEW SPRING
CREATIONS

Fresh and youthful breathing the
very beauties of springtime, are these
New Coats and Suits We doubt if you
will find a display anywhere offering
greater selections of the new modes,
colorsL and materials.
Lovers of smart apparel will be
delighted with every garment presented
delighted with it's individuality, its
nicely of tailoring, the style, the fit, and
above all, the modified prices which
characterize the entire showing.
The Delta independent., 1921-03-18
Newlyweds Return.

NeWIyWedS hetUTh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Smith returned
Wednesday morning from a weeks
honeymoon in Salt Lake. Mrs. Smith
was the Inspiration of a surprise par
ty Wednesday evening at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. F.
Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, had been
invited to spend the evening at the
Wonders home, and during their alb
sence, about twelve couples arrived.
After visiting here several days, they
will go to Denver, where they will
make their home
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itelten 1par ben Geebereiei1 bonn Boil
,5uggousIduB Der 22afe Carriers q Ito
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M1ddJl,tfs ii 9e,1ti dJlanb.

8ien, 16. Deai. Die 0iterrei6i-
i1e Natioralberla rlan1mlnng nabm a1u
sSreitag cine 9orlnge an oie Mbbalt.
llng elmer Bolf b5timn1ung iiber Die
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Die entente babe fir ben San elmer
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@a5bington 16. Neaii. Ser &on-
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fraft bleiben, Darnab fonnten 1pab-
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eStalie,ls Bahle1l.

Mon1, il. Dsoi. lleber oie Babs
let, our Observation-Disclosures 0ie all1
5gonntag in ssstaIiett abgebalten MUIR
ben, Iiegen nod feline beItimmten Ge@
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goruarid Bis Berlin fortfeben tper-
ben.
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lone nod Der sSrollt abgegangen
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&c fran5oiilhe 8eiebungsgebiet per
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