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Hickory daily record., 1922-04-20
Greenwood, S. c.; r. J. and H.

Greenwood, S. c.; R. J. and H. c..
Belk, Waxhaw; Geo. NJ. McClelland,
Monroe; Greer Robinson, Monroe; W.
E. Gallant, Anderson, S. c.; J. W..
and j. S. Stephenson, Rockingham; j.
M. Ramsay, York, S. c.; S. w. Nc
Knight, Greer S. c.; w. j. Hudson,
Jr., Rocky Mount; A. B. Johnson,
Statesville; W. 0. Johnson, Lincolnton
J. E. Boykin Durham; K. w. Broc'me,
Hickory; S. V. Brumley, Newton; H.
A. Alfred; C. c. Stowe, Laurinburg;
W. A. Leggett, Danville, Va; F. B.
L.eggett, Burlington; f. D. Cunning
ham, Gastonia and J. R. Shrum of
Cramerton.
The representative Of the Char
lottc store and auditors from head
quarters who attended the meeting
were: DR.. J. H. Belk, w. H. Belk,
W. NJ. Matthews, W. L. Wallis, 8. F.
Matthews, H. A. McLaurin and A C.
Craven.-Charlotte Observer.
Hickory daily record., 1922-04-20
ANNOUNCEMENT


1 hereby announce that l will be a
candidate for Congress, in the Six
ty,Eighth Congress from the 9tl!
District Of North Carolina subject
10 the action Of the Democratic Pri-
mary on June 3, 1922. wish to take
this means of expressing to the pee
pla of Catawba County my appre-
citation OF the loyal support which
they have given me in the past.
This the 9th DIX of April, 1922.
st A. l.. BULWINKLE.
4-l1-Tues. and Thu II.
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LONGVIEW ITEMS

Longview, April 18A-Thn Long
< .eW Parent Teacher Association met
q LongView school on last Thursday
& tc1noon at $3.50. T1e following
elf;cers were elected: Pfesidenty
! rs. Claude Wiltong; vice president,
rs. 0. Joe Howard; secretary, Mrs.
=. E. Thorneburg and treasurer, Mrs
Harris. At this meeting two prizes
', ere given to the two rooms that
Hickory daily record., 1922-04-20
FOR SALE-7 ROOM HOUSE,
Corner lot 85 by 180 feet. Apply J
p. Burns Store. / 10 If Thur-Sat
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
OF all kinds are now obtainable at
our store. BANJOS, MANDOLINS,
GUITARS, VIOLINS, STRINGS
We carry a full line Of all musical
Instruments and accessories. Call
in and see our stock. Prices right.
!. Mail orders given special attention.
Piedmont Phonograph Co., 1917
Fourteenth St., Hickory, N. c.
9 q cod If
Hickory daily record., 1922-04-20

THE senate refuses to ask the
president why he dismissed twenty
one officials from one bureau: it
knows Observation-Disclosures Record.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-24
JOSE DEFULO

Joyeria, Piateria y ReIojeria. Ca
lie Salvador Brau 81. San Juan,
EspeciaIidad en- monturas de
briiIantes y piedras finas.
Advt.
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Los min0rOS prOCIaman Ia TGpdbliCa del
soviet en- ell Africa del Sur
as mOrguss los hospalss de johannesburg rspNt0s

tue muerto de un balazo por les huel-
guistas mientras volaba sobre el pue-
lilo. Tras el apareci6 otro avi&dor que
lanz6 algunas bombas causando una
morta7dad entire los huelguistas.
En- Brakpan fu6 atacada una nina
siendo derrotados los defensore9 que
dando muertos en- Ell combate ocho poll
c,as y un native. En- Jajestowl cercs
de esta ciudad, 1000 mineros aImqdos
con granadas de mano y revolveres es-
tan luchando furiosamente para impe-
dir la pohcia que lleve refuerzos a
Tordsburg.
Para el sabado las victimas de los
ataques en- johannesburg alcanzaban a
mas de 200 lnuertos como 200 heri-
dos. Las perdidas d. las tltimas peleas
de- la madrugada y Ia mananf sen con-
siderables. tai pCnto que Sc nan ms
talado morgues en- hospitales especia-
les de emergencies para socorrer los
heridos. Creemos que la idea de los huel
guistas mineros sudafricanos es domi-
mar la region y establecer un gobierno
soviet.
A pesar de Ia quietud que re:na en-
q centro de la ciudad en- estcs momen
tos, t6mese que de un momento otro
Sc reanude la lucha en- las GALES. Es-
tas estan prohibidas para la pohla-
con civil. Las mayores bajas han ocu-
rrido hasta ahoa en- la parte este del
Rand. Seg6n 81 Rand Ean Mai las
bajas aIcanzan a mas do S00
La hIelga en- la Rand comenz5 el
nltimo noviembre en- las minas ds cSl
bon despues Sc fue propaganda en-
las minas de hierro y de orc. En- fe-
b-ero llegaron las huelgas su punto
cultinante, habienio ocurrido varias ex
l,losiones en- las minas.
Los mineros -ehusaron la propuesta
del arzobispo, Rev. w. j. Carey. de cue
les obreros nombrar&n dos emp:eados
anualmente en- la junta de directoree
FL plan ds los obreros Sc dej6 ver des
pues. .cuando en- una gran raUnion Sc
decide pedir al parlamento lie Pretoria
proclaElar un g3bierno provisional Y
declarar Ia republics en- TODD ell terri
tcrio sudafriCano.
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JOHANNESBURG, Sud Africa, 1s
de marco A consecuencia de kaberse
declarado la ley marcial en- todo Ell
territorio del Rand Ell tltimo viernes,
Sc han recrudecido les combates entire
los huelguistSs mineros y la oolicia,
apoyada por las tropas.
Las morgues de la ciudad estan 1e-
nas de cadaveres, inclusive muchas mu
jeres, Y todos los hospItales sstan lie
ros de heridos. En- estos momcntos rel
ma un POGO de mas qruetud en- el cen
tro de la ciudad, pero los distrltos SUI
burbanos de Spurg y Jeppe son to-
davfa zonas de peligro.
Benomi, que fue sitiado pov los huel
gulstas, ha caido Ell poder de estos des
pEes de asaltos renovados, ounce mi
las de esta ciudad. En- otros distritos
Ia policia ha sido derrotada con gran
deS perdidas para ambas parties.
Un cont1ngente imperial proCedente
+se Jeppe sostuvo custro horas de pc
.ea contra Ell comando rojo, saiendo Ell
| primero vencedor. Esto hbr6 de la des
trucci6n la GAIA de aqua de la ciudad.
] as tropas ingleSas tuvieron seis muer
tos v ounce heridos, ignorandose las
p6rdidas de los huelguistas.
spurg esta tOdavia en- poder de los
huelguistas, donde estos ocupan posi-
clones estrategicas.
Un sviador britAnico bombarde6 a
los huelguistas, que Sc replegaron. pero
sCstienen todavia sus posiciones a Pc
sar de que Ell fuego nutrido de las anne
tralladoras les ha infiigido pertiidas con
! siderables.
La llegada de I'm gran refrcrzo de
la infanteria lijera de Durban, mas
otros cuerpos, ha hecho sbrigar al go
bierno la esperanza de poder dominar
/! ia situaci6n.
4'Las tropas estuvieron doln.naado
rcr un momento Bonomi, psr1 toda-
! via los. huelguistas sostienen all nna
lucha encarnizada.
La situaci6n continda criticl, puede
cue los hue1guistas traten de romper
I'm faEco y acercarse esta ciudad pa
"a reforzar "a los companeros.
Ell captain aviador CAREY Thoma,
4
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-24
Ell TEMPO EN- LA 1s1A

Mr. Z. Fass:g, encs:gado del Wealth
or Bureau, nos participa que la nu-
via de la semana pasada fu$ desiglsal-
nente repertida La mayor precipi-
taci6n ocurri6 en- las costas L. y S.
Gesde Fajardo hasta coamo. Practtca-
l1ents no Ilovi6 Ell la costa o. En- ge-
neral, la condici6n del tempo fue IA
Vorable para las cosechas excepto en-
dcnde Ell ccrte de cana procresaba en-
las secciones de fuerts uuvia. La falta
de lluvia ha sido desfavorable en- la We
cindad de Aguadilla. La 1luvia Igera
en- la mitad o. de la ista fue favorable
para e. cafe. La uuvia promcdla de
toda la isla fue casi I'm SO por cisnto
sobre la normal Y la temperature me-
ola cerca de 1.5 grades bajo la nor
NAL. La evaporation de la semana, en-
San Juan, fu6 1879 pulgadas.
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iiiAeaban de LIegar!!.
Directamente de la fabrica
Las Famosas galletas y bizcochos
ingleses de Huntley y Palmers
APROVECHE
ESTA OPORTUNIDAD

Bizcochos Sponge Rusk lata
mediana 80 cts.
Bizcochos Sponge Rusk 1ata
grande 1.50 =
Bizcochos Roudoir Vanilla
lata mediana 80 4"
Bizcochos Boudoir Vanilla
lata grande 1,5O /"
Galletas Maria lata de una
hgra forma baIl go !"
Galletas Miniature de una
libra forma bail go +"
Galletas Petit Beure de una
libra forma ba1l 60 +"
Galletas Dinner lata me-
diana 90 /"
Galletas Cream Cracker la
ia mediana 100
Galletas Cream Cracker la
ia grande 1.50 ii
TENEMOS TAMBIEN:
Galletas Francesas y Americanas
en- todos los estilos
PARA COMERCIANTEs precios
especiales por docenas.
Lame a los telefonos ia y 555
SantUTCe Provision Co.
Stop II
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JUNTA DE MEDIcoS EXAA1NA.
DoRES
coNvocAToR1o A ExAMENEs

Esta Junta celebrara ex&mcnes para
los PROFESSIONALS abajo relacto22dos du-
rante ell pr6ximo mes de abril. en- 81
sigmente orden:
MEDIcos Y osTEoPATAs. dfas
A. s, 6, s, 9 y 10.
PRACTICANTES Y oPToMETRAs,
dias IL y IL.
NURSES Y coBfADRoNAs, dfas
13 y 10.
Las sol1citudes demas documentos
deberan remitirse al Secretario que sus
cibe, Box so4. desde la fecha de hoy
hasta el dfa 26 de mario, plazo en- que
expira la admission de los mismos.
FL importe de los derechos do exz-
Eenes deberan ser remitidos ea Gtros
Postal nombre del Tesorero de la
Junta de Medicos Examinadorea
Impresos de soNcitudes informes
generates seran suministrados: por 81
Clerk de la Junta sr. Tomas Vera
Eiera.
Los examenes tendran lugar en- eI
salon que ocupa la Junta en- ls calle
de Allen No. 8, Palacio Rojo, en- los
dias indicadcs, de A. IA. IL M. v
de 2 P. NJ
DR.. N. QUEVEDo BAEz,
Secretario
San Juan, P r. Mario IL, 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-24
NEGOCIADO DE MATE
RIALES, IMPRENTA
Y TRANSPORTE
SUBASTA
EFEcTos DE EscUEI.As

Sc recibiran proposiciones en- sobre
cerrado hasta las de Ia tarde de
aLril IL, 1922, para Ell suministro de
EFECToS DE EsCUELAs para ser
usados durante Ell pr6ximo afio ascolar.
Pueden obtererse pliegos en- blanco di
rigiendose al Negociado de Materiales
Imprenta Transports, San Juan P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-24
UN mAcHE4Azo EN- LA FEENrE

En- ell barrio Juan Martin, de LII
quillo, Daniel y Dolores Jim5nez AGO.
r.etieron y agrsdieron con un rlachste
8 Francisco Rodriguez, produciendole
una herida en- la frente. Los agresores
fueron arresta3os por la policia acu-
sados ante la Corte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-24
COMMERCIAL

Por verta que hizo de todo3 sus &C.
rechos acciones don Leopoldo Cas-
taill6n ochoa ha dejado de pertenecer
d la frma ''Castrillon y Co., S. ca c."
el ,Sr. Antonio Fernandez Soto.
Esta soci iedad oueda desde ahora
ccnstituida por dol Leopoldo Castri-
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UN HoMBRE FALLECE
EN- LA CARRETERA

En- la carretera que conduca 6e Pa
tiilas al barrio Marin faAeci6 re-
rentinamente Dionisio Sanchez de 60
amos, a consecuencia de una atecci6n
al coraz6n, segdn certifcaci6n aedica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-24

lion ochoa, como socto gestor, y por
con Adolfo vaId4s ordofiez y sefiores
F. Carreras y Hno., como comaniita-
rios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-24
NECEs1TAMos AcENTEs

Activos, para vender articulos
de Joyer1a de magnlfca calidad q
precios nuy bajos. Ventas facjles.
Canaran de $40 a $25 semanales, o
mas.
Envie inmediatamente go centa-
vos para franqueo y embalaje de
I'm esplendido muestrario que vale
$40.
RIVALLE MERCANTILE
AGENCY
Jewelry Dept. Cayey, p. r.
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Fine sheer Handkerchief Lawns,
full width; the best value of the sea-
son; full width Monday and Tuesday,
Yard ............... .................-.-....
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ITS ethara- something
- He turned quickly toward the
waiter, rose, seized him by the shout
der, swung him around. Then ne
reached into the walters waistcoat
pocket and drew out a little vial.
You'll go to Jail for this, Her.
MANI
PLANTED on mew
That's what they all sayp'
The screen door of the porch
swung open, and Professor Vario
strobe in. he had evidently heard
the whole thing on the other side of
the thick lockwood hedge. Before
anyone could say a word he seized
the vial ,smelled it, then smelled the
two cups.
That's an aphrodisiac-a love POI
ton" He turned toward Curtis. 81
believe you saw ME getting out OF
my car just now outside, young
mani
Continued in Our Next Issue.)
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won't mind, Mummsy-for little
while?"
Mrs. Walden was powerless. She
had wanted Ruth to stay on. But
she had her cue from her own
daughter. After all it was she who
would have to sweep the older Cos
sips "off their ears"
Ruth may have dressed to impress
the crowd at the Club but it all went
to Jacks head and he broke out in
intense love making.
Did you get my flowers, RUTH"
"They were beautiful. How did
you know my fayorites?"
Mime, too e. That's how, Ruth,
dear, haven't you noticed how many
things we have in common? Love Of
fast cars, speed, excitement-even to
roses! Why I couldn't even quarrel
with your F'
He edged over under the wheel
nearer he'd. Ruth smiled at him.
Suddenly he leaned over to steal a
kiss. 1t went wrong and fell on her
ear. Somehow Ruth was glad it
wasn't the one Dick had kissed. But
the next moment she had taken
Jacks hand and give it a little
squeeze in return.
They were just about leaving Mer-
rihew's, when the faithful Mckay,
who had been watching the depar-
ture vigilantly from the parking
space at the Club, tapped lightly on
the door of Dicks boathouse work
shop.
1t needed only to have Mckay spill
the news about the automobile ride
with Curtis to set Dick frantic over
Ruth. A few minutes later Dick
and Garrick were on the Club porch.
Professor Vario was there with
Mrs. Walden, very thoughtful and
sympathetic. In fact, he was so at
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tentive that Garrick found himself
wondering where lay his interest-in
mother or daughter?
ut beats the DEVIL" Guy found
himself wondering, how these dod-
dering scientists can be so clever
and deep in their own fields-and
such children when it comes to
affairs of life and the heart"
Dick saw nothing. His vision was
eclipsed by one thought. Ruth was
somewhere with Jack. Nor was it
long before he blurted it out in some
thinly disguised form.
81 wouldn't worry much over Ruth
and jack put in the professor.
"Those youngsters seem to me to be
quite capable of taking care of them
selves-at least Ruth does" He
paused moment. Il think | know
enough Of their habits from watch
ing them around here at the Club
to guess where they might 90. I've
got to go over to the old Seaville
Station this afternoon. I'll take a
look at some of the places on the
way where they might stop-the
garage, for instance"
Privately and aside Garrick tried
to calm Dick down You may be a
great inventor and all that" he re-
marked following out the thought
that had been running through his
mind, "but well, tackle the
wireless reading OF woman's heart,
thenw
What do you mean?' snapped
, Dick CONTINUOUSLY.
Nothing just nothing" was
/ Garrlck's sententious answer.
In the late afternoon Curtis drew
up at the Binnacle, queer old
place furnished like the cabin of am
old clipper ship. Theer was wire
less at the BinnacIe and broadcasted
music.
Tea" ordered Jack, turning from
Ruth toward the waiter.
Two? Yes, sir" The waiter
Winked.
Jack leaned over. Going to see
what that wink meant" he whis-
pered to Ruth as he followed the
waiter out. A moment and he re-
turned. Names Herman. He's all
right" he exclaimed.
A few minutes later Herman ap-
peared with cocktails in tea cups.
Here's looking at"
Ruth and Curtis had the cups
balanced, ready to taste.
'Don'tw
Ruth looked at him surprised.
"Why?"
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MRS. WALDEN looked at her
pretty girl and sighed. "What a
joy it is, and what responsibility to
raise girlrin these days of woman's
freedom. 80 sd
Nothing to what it must be to
raise boyp retOrted Ruth. Then a
moment later, Mother, We'll go out
to the Club together. Pm going to
put on my swanSYst gown-and get
the drop on those old gossipss out
there-sweep 'em off their ears. Just
watch met"
Dick and Garrick were taking
leave. Nov, Ruth Garrick said
gravely smiling, "let me GO home
and sleep. Don't do anything more
until | get few hours of rest. 1t
takes sleep to keep up with you"
AS Dick was prolonging the good
by and trying to arrange when they
were to see each other again bell
boy opened the hall door and set
NO"h UdohcG VI JpSE5.
Ruth's face sank in the flowers.
Wrinkling up her little nose she
looked teasingly at Dick. She drew
card out of the basket and threw II
on the table.
"Mummsy, see what Jack Curtis
sent me. Isn't he thoughtful? They
ere my favorite shade"
Mrs. Walden looked none too
pleased. Dick was in the depths
again. He would willingly nave
stuck up Jack.
Fifteen minutes later back in Gar
rick's rooms Dick was still scowling,
this time at the dictagraph as he re-
called what he had overheard Jack
playing in the love game last night.
Garrick picked up the headpiece
You know, | never really saw this
thing work. What was the matter
with it last riight?"
Someone jammed in on the same
wave length. | can't see yet how"
Garrick held up his hand. Its
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nothing ION" him.

nothing ION" him.
The conversation waited merrily
to the new chummy car.
Wouldn't you like to try the new
boiler?'
Would /? Run ME over to Mer-
rihew's garage. | want to see that
wrecked boat of my own and give
some instructions what shade / want
the body done over in. l feel lost
without a wheel in my hands. You
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One hundred Bleached Sheets; size
72x90 inches; center seam with
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THESTANDARD
100 SAMPLE BATHING SUITS
AT WHOLESALE PRICES.

Suits for the whole family from 2
years old up to grown folks. All new
styles, season of 1922 samples. You
know samples are usually little bet
ter than regular stock, so come here
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]. & P. Coats Spool Cotton, sold
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with other purchases; limit &c spoois
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A SALE OF $3.50 TO $500
SHIRTWAISTS AT $I.Oo

Special for Monday and Tuesdays
selling, of fine Voiles and Organizes;
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Glasgow for skirts, suits, middies
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Tuesday only, Yard ...,....., 23c
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-17

Corticelli Yard Wide Taffeta, and
Wide Satins; every yard guaranteed ;
Black, White and Colors. Monday
and Tuesday only, Yard .---$1 .49
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-11-24

In the Name of the State of Arizona
 to Adelaide Robbins, John Doe
 Johnson and Richard Roe Tender
 son, Defendants, Greeting:
 You are hereby summoned and re- quired to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plain tiff in the Superior Court of Mohave County, State of Arizona, and answer the Complaint therein filed with the Clerk of this said Court, within twen- ty days after the service upon you of this Summons, if served in this said County, or in all other cases within thirty days thereafter, the times above mentioned being exclusive of the day of service, or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 l. Given under my hand and seal of the Superior Court of Mohave Coun- ty, State of Arizona, this 14th day of September, 1922.
 (SeaD J. H. SMITH,
 Clerk of said Superior Court. 1st insertion Nov. IT.
 Last insertion Dec. 15.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-11-24
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
 PURCHASE LAND

Pursuant to the provisions of Chap ter 58 of the Session Laws of the State of Arizona, 1921, The Arizona Land Settlement Commission propos- es to purchase three hundred and twenty (320) acres of land. Such land must be level and tillable with good title and adeqaute water rights under an established irrigation sys- tenn, and may be improved or unirn- proved. It must be in one compact body, but may be divided by roads, and if owned by more than one per- son, all owners must join in the offer to sell.
 Offers to sell such land to The Ari- zona Land Settlement Commission should be mailed or delivered to the undersigned on or before December 5th, 1922, at ten o'clock, A. M., at which time all offers received will be opened and considered by the Commits sion.
 The offer submitted must contain a description of the land and water rights, character of soil, and improve ments, if any advantages, of location, full names of owners, selling price, agreement that offer shall be binding and effective until January 4th, 1923, with the condition that if accepted, seller will upon acceptance furnish abstract showing good marketable title in seller, and that the Commis- sloner shall have thirty days after