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Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
POINT HAS
SECOND BAD
FIRE
BY the Associated Press.

Sta!Fesville, n. c.. March 22.-Fire
ut 2 o'clock this morning in r. L.
Fincannon' store at Stony Point
eleven miles from here, completely
destroyed it, two other stores and
two residences. The contents of the
Fincannon store were burned, but
those Of the other buildinsg were re
moved. 1t is believed the places were
robbed by burglars and then fired tc
hide the crime.
Less than two weeks ago a garage
and roller mill at Stony Point were
destroyed by fire of unknown origin.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
CALLS CONGRESS
IN SPECIAL.
Session
By the Associated Press.

Washington, March 22-A procla-
nation convening congress in special
session at noon April II "to receive
such communications as may be
made by the executive was issued
today by President Harding.
Tariff and tax revision will be the
principal subjects before the new con-
gress. but many other subjects, n
cluaing the transportation problem.
regulation of the packing industry
and immigration, will be taken ur
They w!2re not mentioned in the call.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
SEVERAL STUDENTS
HURT IN EXPL L0S|ON
Bv the Associated Press.

1
Atlanta, Ca, March 22.-Dr. A. r
Bliss, member Of the faculty of En-
cry University, and six or more stu
dents were injured in an explosion
in the pharmacology laboratory of the
university today.
Authorities Of the university be-
lieve the explosion resulted from gas
ignition. The laboratory was badly
damaged and windows were blown
out About 80 students were in the
building at the time.
According to Professor Sipe. regis
trar Of the university. seven or eight
students were badly burned ano
shocked. The young men We're carried
to the hospital for treatment.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
ESCH GETS RECESS
Commission JOB
Bv the Associated Press.

Washington, March 22.-John J.
Esch, former representative from
Wisconsin, was given a recess ap-
pointment today by President Hard
ing as member of the Interstate
commerce commission.
Mr. Esch. one Of the authors Of she
recent transportation act. was non1l-
mated at the special session of the
senate, but confirmation was held DIP
bv Senator LaFollette Of Wisconsin.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
LAUNCH CAMPAIGN
AGAINST NARCOTICS
Sr the Associated Press.

~ fTn HSSCcfated FfesS.
New York, March 22.-Opening q
fight to curb the traffic of an inter
national dug ring was announced
here today.
Declaring high British officers OF
steamships plying between New York
and Mediterranean ports have been
tranporting drugs to this country
DR. Simons declared.
The deputy police commissioner
sid the leaders of tn ering had been
identified, but acton against them
was impossible as the laws of their
countries do not make it unlawful to
transport drugs.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
GE: E:RMANY WON I
|NAkEE|RST
PAYMENT
8v the Associated Press.

Berlin, March 22.-Germany's re-
ply to the demand of the enterite for
the payment before March % of one
billion marke gold to apply on repara
tions obliagtions will be in the mega
tive. it was unofficially stated today.
The governments answer to the
allies will be presented in 48 hours,
as the time limit set expires Wednes-
day,
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
MONKEY BIT COP
WHO BOARDED SHIP
Rv the Associated Press.

Havana, Cuba, March 22.-Port Oh
ficcrs encountered opposition yestcr-
day when they boarded the Amerl-
can schooner Van Brunt to tow the
vessel to the dock after the comman'
der refused to leave his anchorage
When the officers boarded the ship
they were met by huge and fcr9-
cious monkey, which bit a policeman
so severely that surgical attention
was necessary.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
CHERIOT

"Officer," asked a nervous lady on
her first trip over, edo you think the
ships going down."
"Prob'ly not, ma'am, prob'ly not,
responded the salty mate, encour-
agingly' stroking his chin.
"Y'see the boilers amt none toe
coed. She's liable to so up."-Am-
erican Weekly.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
AIAL DuEL IN URUGUAY

Eonntcyideo Uruguay, March 21--
Ilrst fatal duel since the recent
IpUoh Of the law legalizing duel
oc'Orrad here yesterday when
Esain. Aclo and Gomeza Of the
army fought with pistols
E."'n Aclo was shot through the
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
POWERFUL WARD0G
LAUNCHED TO-DAY
BY the Associated Press.

Camden. N. j., March 22-The
upcrdreadnought Colorado. the
la, q st and most powerful battle
ship ever built on the Delaware river.
was launched at l2:42 D. m. The
great ship A2s christcned by Miss
Ruth Nicholson, daughter of United
States Senator Nicholson of Co!ora-
do.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
CONEY IS PLANNING
To START AGAIN
3v the Associated Press.

Jacksonville, Fla. March 22.-I.t
W. ID. Coney who recently flew from
San Diego, Calf, to Jacksonville.
Fla, IS making preparations for
hls start tomorrow morning at =
o'clock
The start will be made frc.n Pablo
Beach on the Atlantic ocean and The
aviator expects to land in San Fran
cisco at twilight on the same even
ing. He will make only one stop, at
Dallas. Texas, to obtain OIL af.o gas
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
EXCELLENT MART
IN SOUTH AMERICA
BY the Associated Press.

Washington, March 22-South
Amerca cffers an excellent market
for fuel. bread ard American live
stock. statement by the depart
ment cf agriculture said today. The
trade last years amounted to nearly
500 100000 as he result of the CO.
operation between the department
and individuals and breeding asso-
Citations. the statement saws.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
MADE A DIRECTOR

By the Associated Press.
Washington, March 22.-Dwight
Davis of St. Louis. Mo-, was given
recess appointment by Pres. dent
Harding today as director of the
war finance corporation.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22

It probably would be asking too
much Of any other country than Ger
many to oblige it to pay Sc billion
dollars indemnity and support Berg
dol lat the same time-Kansas City
Star.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
FREEZE IN NORTH
FORECAST BY
BUREAU
Rv the AssociateA Prpss.

Washington, March o. Winter
still fingers in The lap Of spring,
government .1eath2r experts find,
despite the summer temperatures of
the last day or two. The forecast for
tomorrow was generally cloudy, but
frcst tonight in the Ohio Valley end
middle Atlantic states north of Vir-
ginia and freezing temperatures III
he northeastern states and Michigan
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
MOB BURNS BARN
OF NEGRO suspect
Bv the Associated Press.

Danville. Va, March pa ban
of armed men set fire last night tt
the barn and outhouses of Joe Cole
man. negro, held as a suspect in con
nection with the killing of Willie
Richards, a white man, near here
The buildings were destroyed.
The mob made an unsuccessful at
tack Sunday night to remove the ne
gro from the Houston jail.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
)|T|NyE TRIAL
| TWO americans

NN Associated Press.
',bach. Baden, March 22.-Trial
pr Ncuf and Franz thinner
blcans who attempted to arrest
|cr G. Bcrgdoll, American draft
lr az Ebcrbach last January
was begun here yesterday, was
nlcd 0oday.
Iith The two Americans there
placed on trial four Germans
II IS alleged were their accom-
\ in the attempt to ki1nop Berg
The case is being triel before 8
court.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
fORETHOUGHT

l"Uy % You insist on Sarah join
c @ y. our card game? You know
|n"ti.' v don't, she'll play the
+ ida Timcs-Union.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
DENBY SAILS FOR
BASE INSPECTION
BY the Associated Press.

Key West, Fla, March 22.-Secre-
tary DENLY sailed today for Guanta-
namo, Cuba, to inspect the naval
base at that place. Later he will go
to San Domingo. On the arrival Of
Mr. DENLY here late yesterday he re-
cevied his first official salute as
secretary of the navy. 1t was his
first visit to an American port.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
DECLARE EFFORT
To FORCE EN- OUT
Bv the Associated Press

Washington. March pa cam
paign deliberately planned to force
out of business any bank not comply
ing with the par collection order was
charged against officials of the fed
eral reserve bank of Atlanta in
brief filed today with the supreme
court by a number of country banks.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22

Silk sweater dresses and sweater
dresses Of wool and silk. Or wool com
bined are a development Of consider
able Importance.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
MANY FINE SHAD
ARE SENT NORTH
pu tho Aseociated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Elizabeth. City, March 22.-Thlr-
teen hundred boxes CT shad valued
It $4,000 were shipped from here
TODAY to Philadelphia and New York.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22

The Russians are finding rather bit
ter dregs at the bottom of the Dol
shevik cup.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
(0D ALCOHOL IS
CAUSE Of Death
lho Associated prees

Fho A0eOcia'ed Trees
Pcky Mount, G, March 22'-Gus
|aso,, 50 years, is d al here as
result or drinking wool alcohol.
Pr'lnp u the authorities who have
f .sEod to investigate the cause.
|akos returned from Columbia, s
L w day, ago and relatives
Fgec that he was sold the wood al
b there
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
INFLUENZA HITS
SECOND BATTALION
BY tho Associated Press

DV HSSncfateG Press.
Coblenz, March 22.-Influenza in
epidemic form has broken out here
among soldiers Of the United States
occupation army. The second battal-
ion of the eighth infantry has been
quarantined. The cases are severe,
but no deaths have been reported.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22

Hair lace is being used for many
dress hats this season.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
Passenger TRAIN
WREl>,.%g IN GEORGIA
d" the Associa oress.

ID" tnc ASSocla oreSS,
Duolln, Ca. 22.-Train No
a ON the Atlanta birmingham and
Atlantic Railroad, Ahich is operating.
in spite Of the strike. was wrecked
this morning. The baggage car and
.hree other caches were derailed.
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22

Brown taffeta gowns are being sub
stituted for navy to large extent
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
TWATCH YOUR

Record subscribers
E"Id renew at least
Pu'u days before
H. subscriptions ex-
Hickory daily record., 1921-03-22
,WEATHEB

Generally clsudH to-
night and Wednesday:
colder.
Evening star., 1921-01-12
ARMY OF IDLE GROWS.
French Government Worried Over
Rapidly Increasing Unemployment

PARIS, January 10s-The French
cabinet is seriously considering what
may be done to supply work for more
than a half million of the nation s
mechanics and laborerS who are out
of employment and thus remedy a
situation which is intensifying trade
embarrassments and threatening fur
ther large additions to the list of the
unemployed.
The number of persons out Of work
in France is believed to have been. at
the end of the year, from 100000 to
Evening star., 1921-01-12

10000 0. and the number has since in
creaa d to from 500. coo to 1.000.00O
Th working up Of leftover Army
mat rial into civilian clothing is one
OF t he solutions proposed. 1t has also
pee a suggested that great many of
the idle may be utilized in completing
IN" demolition Of the old wall of
Pa ris and in building some 1000
nc mes for large families on the space
II "a de available where the demoli ton
prt ,cess has already been effected.
Evening star., 1921-01-12
Wants Spain a Republic.

MADRID.-Alejandr LerrouN, the
radical leader, in a speech regarding
the political situation in Spain. de.
clared that only a republican form of
government could save the country.
He said he intended to propose at the
opening of the CorteZ the summoning
of an extra parliament. and incor-
porating in it all elements of public
life. including engineers, doctors and
industrial and commercial workers.
deal with the existing serious ma
tional conditions. If something of this
nature was not done. he added, the ma
ton would "go to perdition."
Evening star., 1921-01-12

'pal suggestions, giving an insurance
benefit of l5 shillings per week TO the
unemployed and placing government es-
adjustments on short time. with Il re-
duction Of the weekly wage. are de-
clared by the labor party TO be totally
inadequate. and the party refuses to CO.
operate with the government on any
such basis. demanding that even II
short time is adopted there shall be no
reduction in wages.
Evening star., 1921-01-12

LONDOE.-lI"onid kraSsin. the Rus
sian bolShevik minister of trade and
commerce. who has been in London on
commercial mission. left Yesterday
for Moscow. He carred with him
modified proposals for a trade agree
ment between England and soviet
Russia.
Evening star., 1921-01-12
King Gustave Urges Economy.

STOCkHOLM.--Ti,e necessity for
maintaining Sweden's defensive forces
was emphasized by King tIustave in
his address at the opening of the
rigStag. The monarch eIhorted the
country to economic in an directions.
He said grants should be made to re-
lieve the distress arising from grow
ing plOymeHt.
Evening star., 1921-01-12
Bremen Outlook Much Brighter.

BREMEN.-The overwhelming lib
era4-conservative majority in the
elections confirming the senate of the
free city of Bremen has raised the
hopes of officials, the newspapers and
the general civilian population that
an end to the serious labor troubles
has been reached, and that Bremen
once again will be center for over
seas trade. The belief also is ex-
pressed that the effect will be felt
Evening star., 1921-01-12

BY tne -ASSEpC1dIeu ITN>-
CONSTANTJNOPLE. January IL
French destroyers have sunk trans
port flying the red flag and carrying
soviet troops presumably to Trebizond,
il is said in a dispatch received here.
The encounter occurred ten miles west
of Novorossisk. the French warships
attacking the transport despite the
fact that it was escorted by soviet
fotilla.
When the French destroyers came
within range the TRANSPORT opened
fire, but its guns We're quickly Sllenced
by shells from the warshlps. me
transport was then torpedoed by the
French destroyer Sakalave. The sink
ing vessel was steered toward the
coast and run aground a part OF the
troops and crew escaping by SWIM
ming. The French suffered no casual
ties.
Russians Face Famine.
Announcement by Baron Gen.
wrangel, former anti-holshevlk leader
in the Crimea, that Frances material
assistance to the Crlmean refugees
here will cease on February ]. is caus-
ing CONSERVATION among the Rus-
slams. who are stripped of the means
of subsistence and are depending on
French help. 1t is impossible to fore
cast what the multitude OF Russians
mere Will 90 Wnen lnlS -
withdrawn. Several hundreds OF 'hem
already are homeless.
Gen. Wrangel has lost his authority.
and his DEGREES are not carried OUT, on
the ground that the white army no
longer exists.
Reports that the eleventh soviet
Russian army had been Withdrawn
from Arme MIA, and that the holShevik
troops in Georgia had likewise been
ordered out have been confirmed here.
IL h.a-
cause of the severe winter weather.
resulting in the freezing of the Cas-
rian sea. and the heavy snowfall in
the Armenia mountain region
Rejects Red Negotiations.
PARIS.-Take Jonescu, Rumanian
minister without portfolio. has not1-
fed the Russian soviets that Rumania
has no hostile intention toward them
and considers there is no reason tor
negotiations between Russia and Ru-
mania, according to dispatches re-
cciyed in diplomatic circles here to-
day. This is taken here as amounting
10 a formal refusal to take up The
question of Bessarab1a-
Children Wrapped i'm Paper.
ROME-The Princess Youssupoff of
Russia related to Pope Benedict a
tale of the sufferings and death of
Russians at the hands of the bolshe-
Wiki and of the terrible condition of
refugees who ars pouring into Con-
stantinople from Crimea. many of
whom die on the trip across the Black
sea or reach the Oootman capital in
dying condition.
Most of these refugees, the princess
said. were without food. medicine or
clothing, A majority of the children
ON board the vessels are wrapped in
newspapers in an endeavor to protect
them from the cold. Disease is
heightened by the overcrowding of
the vessels and the insanitary con-
ditions prevailing on board.
Rites for Ex-President.
SAN SALvADOR.-Funera services
for the late Gen Rafael Antonio
Gutierrez, former president of Saliva
dor, were held in this city. The gov
ernment had decreed a state funeral
and issued a proclamation setting
aside a period Of mourning by the ma
ton.
Gemeneeau Rags Tigers.
GWALIOR, Central 1ndia-The for
mer French premier, Georges C1emen-
Evening star., 1921-01-12
BANK SHORTAGE S26. 500.
State Examiner Finds 26 Per Cent
of Deposits in Deficit.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. January IL
Bank at Mount Washington. a suburb,
closed last week, will amount to s26.-
500, according to the finding Of James
Evening star., 1921-01-12

I.ONDON.-Cabriele D'Annunz!o Is
suffering from Il chill and is bedridden.
SAYS a dispatch to the London Times
from Milan. In "A final manifesto 10 the
Iegionaries DAnnunZio said: BE my
companions in arms. in soul. my wealth.
my courage. | shall have you with me
always"
Evening star., 1921-01-12

r Duncan. state bank examiner, made
public today.
Mr.. Duncan said the known shortage
represented o6 per cent Of the banks
deposits. Walter NJ. Halpin, cashier
of the bank. is missing.
Evening star., 1921-01-12

BERN. Switzerland.-The Swiss rail-
ways, it is announced. have contracted
for 175.000 tons of American coal and
%, 600 tons of British coal.
Evening star., 1921-01-12

throughout Germany in steady in
crease of supplies of imported food
StuffS.
Evening star., 1921-01-12
L. $. Exchange Higher.

LONDOE-The decline of Al pence
per ounce in the price of bar gold
is held to be due to the upward trend
of American exchange. which yesterday
touched 1915 for cable transfers. The.
cause assigned for this rise is tha
slack ening of trade. with conse-
quent smaller demand for dollars.
Evening star., 1921-01-12

1t is believed that more fish ar"
found OFT the Grand Banks Of New
foundland than in any other part o.
the world.
Evening star., 1921-01-12
Form~r Mint.tcr Dies.
Cinema Thenter Reopen.

BEELIN.--Lamberti Penio. Por'-
tugueSe minister in Berlin. died yeS-
terday after a brief illness.
Evening star., 1921-01-12

MENICO CITY.-MovinG picture
theaters in this city. which wen'e
closed on Monday night as a protest
against increased taxes. opened again
last night. following an agreemsnt
between the city council and the tue
ater owners regarding the tax rate
TO be levied on these places of amlfSe-
ment.
Evening star., 1921-01-12

Fraud Uncovered In Scales.
BARCELONA.-Mor than six hum
dred StorekeeperS of Barcelona were
found yesterday to be in possession
of fraudulent scales. Gov. Anido de-
clared he was determined to continue
his campaign against alleged diShon-
est storekecperS with the greatest
energy.
Evening star., 1921-01-12
French Sink Soviet Transport;
Gable Ne,us of World in Brief
Decision of French to Withdraw Aid Causes Consterna
tion Among Russian Refugees-Ne.O Liquor Leg
isLation in Canada Promised

ceau, who is the guest of the Maha-
raja of Sindhia, has bagged two full!
grown tigers. NJ. Clemenceau left
Paris last September for India. lie
declared then that he would explore
the Hmalayas and that he intended
to shoot tigers.
Evening star., 1921-01-12
New German Finance Delex ste..

LONDON.-The German government
has added to the German delegation for
the Brussels financial congress; Peter
klochner and Herr Vogeler, both Of
Womare. connected with indusa ries al
lied with the SHINES group, according
to a London Times dispatch fHtom Ber-
lin. Both men are members of the Ger
man national party, which is regarded
as uncompromising with regard to meet
ing the allied demands.
Evening star., 1921-01-12
Denies Ofer of Throne.

Uen1cS UHer OF 'ThfOhc.
ATHENS.-King Constantine vest err
day denied that Prince Christ opher had
been offered the Albanian throne. He
also said that Princess Anastasia.
the American wife of Christopher. did
not view with pleasure the prospect
of refining in Albania
Evening star., 1921-01-12

LONDON-Reports from the, labor ex-
changes show an addition Of 5000 to
the ranks of the unemployed pa the past
week, but there are no signs, despite
government is any nearer a solution Of
the problem. The governments princi-
Evening star., 1921-01-12
Denies Chita Recognition.

TOKIO.-Gen. Oi, former conkman-
der of the japanese forces in eastern
Siberia. and who is to return to sfokio
as military councillor. Interviewed at
Vladivostok by the former colrman-
der of the forces of the 1at', Gen.
kappell, the one-time commander in
chief of the western armies of the
Omsk government. denied that. Japan
had recognized the Chita government.
Evening star., 1921-01-12
Canada Promise. Dry Laws.

QTEBEC.-New legislation for the
control of the liquor traffic is prom
ised by the provincial government in
an address read at the opening of
parliament here by Lieut.. Gov. Sir
Charles Fitzpatrick. The governm ent
admits, he asserted. that the pres ent
system of beer and wine licenses and
the sale of spirituous liquors by pre-
scription in Montreal and the Scott
temperance act in other cities OF the
province have been a failure.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04
Oct nYe Suftifib.

Sra @aihinston mebSeles, OF Or.
meelts Suftifib "Roma", Tom bIep
fisbt / Stalier, aitaflet % tronspor.
teret bibtil 2anoet, M er iao mere
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feoe Suftifib "33-2~, iaa bar set
Dog oen anieeliee 2Gneoe al 4tO SOD
og Ell 9reooe al so Spb % er set
~itsrite 2uitfartsi, iom finbes Der
2aroet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04
S~folefammerat
al Stncoln oco.

Sra gesria. ST.. mehhetes, at
Mrs. Glisa WcSseelep. Der git paa
Sfole iammen meb @brabam Gin.
coin, er aisaaet beb 0sben lit Siem
berIteSs. 80 slar sammel, Wrs. VIC
Reelep boeba 40 Slar | petersburg.
Sa,. bnar GiueatH ituaereaa SputvH'
Aisheh.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04
SpQr S%tormulyffe
/ Spanien.

Sra Cabs, Spunien, t~elegraferes
DEN 28oe Sftober: en- poloiom
Storm onretteoe ignar itor Stabe
poa 5!iferfIaaSen / 9tbraltaritr9oet.
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milteoe ire Wano at gei9tningen, oe
en- anoen SratpIer, "l1rbano", gift til.
bun0S meo aue ombpro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-04
ScnIiait fprtrI Seres Tabp

at Soften" bar neoiat lin Monne-
mentspris fra $3.50 Iaret til bare
5000.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-04-19
AERO FLIGHT
 OVER PACIFIC
 BY |. s. NAVY
( By United Pressl ]

New York, April 19.-First to make a transatlantic flight, the American navy will send giant seaplane across the Pacific this summer or early next spring.
 The navy will pin it's hopes on one craft this time, instead of three as in the transatlantic flights. A mas sive tri-plane, to be known as the Giant Boat" has been under design and construction for more than one year, and the date of the flight will depend upon it's completion. Ex- haustive tests in trial flights, how ever, will be used to prove the plane before it is sent on the long trip.
 As selected by the navy department the proposed route of the Giant Boa.' will be from San Diego, Cal, to Honolulu, distance of 2,100 miles from Honolulu to Wake Island. l. 500 miles; from Wake Island to Gum. HOO miles, and from Gaum to Manila 1,200 miles,