The Salisbury Post from Salisbury, North Carolina • 5

SALISBURY EVENING POST WEDNESDAY MAR 17 1920 PAGE IVE (CONTINUED ROM PAGE ONE) WANTED nvmrp" uauuL wi 'every man tn r' 1 I titled to vote can cast his vote free I before the new buildings west of the Wl J' II 1 rt Air Proliit Not been March niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iini'ii STORAGE 17 1 1 LOST LOCAL HAPPMS in the county outside of Salisbury and were reported for Salisbury for influ IRIS Today 629 West I in Thursday and riday in the in of local people are a wearing of the lowed by a social hour at which re Victory Today and Thursday Sih lillllii Hit 11 1: psill SALISBURY A Talc That Keeps You Inside Phone 1235 SALISBURY BATTERY SERVICE 119 West isher St 2 19 304 In thia Better identified by the trademark shown on the Side oi the box (in red) ery positive plate is separated from its negative neighbor by Willard Threaded Rubber Insulation samples of which are shown at the left It has a pronounced effect on the quality of the battery a' r'i i brought to a close September 11 af ter which the post season series to decide the championship of the or ganization will be held VIRGINIA LEAGUE OPENS SEASON ON 22ND APRIL GIVEN that stockholders Shows How Clear Thinking Will Get a MUn Into and Out of Trouble at Will EARLE WILLIAMS BANK GEORGE DAUSS SURPRISED HUGHEY K1 3 2 S3 Ki £5 KI 52 Bi 3 ROBERT WARKICK Morgan Mr A mod left yesterday for Chicago LASLEY RUNS SECOND TO WOMAN IN TOURNAMENT ROME WILL HAVE A CONEY ISLAND Salisbury Council No 26' Jr Order will have a big meeting tonight at which there will be special initiation Bos Bio HOME sale LOST Bunch of keys Phone 105 reward 16 It I OR RENT Two furnished rooms gentlemen preferred Would take several table boarders Phone 1279 Miami lai March nati National 0 8 3 Americans 9 11 2 Hot Springs Ark Pittsburgh National 3 11 2 ton Americans 4 9 0 Livingston and Bennett of Greens boro baseball teams will clash on the Livingston field riday March 19 been some with the American Woolen Rome eb Dr Armstrong county health officer carrying out an announcement made several days ago today began a tour of the class rooms of the city schools for the purpose of vaccinat ing all children who have not been successfully vaccinated within a rea sonable time There were 17 neW cases of influ enza reported to the county health officer for the 21 hours ending last Pinehurst March 16 Mss leisher of Philadelphia the only woman contestant who has ever tak enpart in the weekly hundred tar get handicaps at the Pinehurst gun club won the first prize in tourney with a score of 61 35 96 Laslie the Charlotte pro fessional scored 91 4 95 shooting for targets only Ruf tv I 9 10t I Six' Al I this period Three new cases of pneu MM 1 1 I hi uii ia vieie i cpui ivu lui inu oaniv time an oi tnese oeirift in me county Nine doctors rendered reports one listing' some new vases of 16 Cincin New York Sr iil Conducted Kinard of St Lutheran church Rev Menen of Conover former pastor of the de PnfprMhiirn' 1 Dos 1 I pite the tangled state of the two drafts ot the schedules 'it took the Virginia league magnates in session here this afternoon and tonight only a short while to agree on The season will open April 22 with Pet ersburgh playing at Richmond Nor folk at Portsmouth Suffolk at New port News and Wilson at Rocky city will be completed little work hav ing been done at this rime Clephus Gray and William1 Ballen tine negroes riding on a heavy truck Monday afternoon which ran down and' killed the three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs II tjlann of this city are being held on a charge of I manslaughter under SI 000 bonds the Armstrong chain of mills Hendricks Pruett Huff man Jr A Wilkins and I REVALUATION ACT MAY SPLIT LABOR AND THE ARMERS Mount The first half of the season' will close July 3 and the second half will begin July 5 The campaign will be McWhorter Joins Team Reidsville March Guy Mc Whorter has gone to Milwaukee where he will be on the pitching staff of that team in the American association Milwaukee has owned Mac for the past several seasons but until this year he has GROWN cabage plants for I 'Die program for this year i ron T31 It 1'none ivx: airs Threaded Rubber Insulation With EILEEN PERCY OR SALE: White Wyandotte eggs 1 for hatching $100 for fifteen Shuping Salisbury Route No5 OR SALE Reds best obtain able $200 for 15 Mrs Rufty 3 10 Wt (Ml SALE My house and lot 8 rooms and one twelve room house lot cxceptjed also two barbers chairs one barber three chair case at aith also all of the timber on my farm between Crescent and Rockwell Look them over and give me a bid A Holshouscr Salisbury Rome is to have nternrise some what on the lines of Luna Park at Coney Island An immense piece of waste land near the city is to lie made into ag real park with tiwo theatres one covered and one uncovered each capable of containing 60000 persons and having enormous stages All kinds of theatrical and variety entertain ments moving picture shows operet tas cinemas circuses and boxing and athletic exhibitions will be given them and there will be halls for con certs and skating restaurants tea rooms and all kinds of open air amuse ments It is to be called the Mr Dutton who has with the local Efird store for time is now Mills store Chief of Police Kesler has act an invitation of the Liberty lyers to trike to the air and will from the skies probably this afternoon or tomorrow The chief hail set on today as the time for tak ing a ride in the aeroplane but de cided to await a fine clear day Mr Clyde Jenkins a former popu lar young hotel man of this city who has been with a Spartanburg hotel for some time was here this morning on his way to Gold Hill to visit relatives He will probably accept a position with a Greenville hotel Mr Maupin local secretary for the Redpath Chautauqua has re ceived the tickets for the 1920 chau taqja which begins riday May 14 entertain inent will be out in a few days there was another case ot smallpox reported to Dr Armstrong county health officer yesterday after noon this one being a man at the Vance mill section This is the only with the execution of three in the Salisbury mill section which de veloped some days ago all of the patients reported as geeting along fine Mr Swing of Winston Sal em spent yesterday in the city with friends Mr Proffit of Rutherford county who was to have come to Ro wan to take charge of the demonstra tion work is not coming having ac cepted a position in his home county with a orrest City hank that is put ting on a farm department Air Prof fit came to Salisbury and made ex planation of his position to the com missioners and was released They go as representaliv Lutherans to attend th Lutheran Council convcnir tercst of foreign relief NOTICE SPECIAL MEETING STOCKHOLDERS THE IRST NATIONAL GERALDINE ARRAR With Her Husband LOU TELLENGEN in WORLD AND ITS PRICES 15c and 25c Jennings Always Thought Big Men Were the Best Before George iDauss joined the Tigers Hiighie Jennings had a grudge against little men when it came to pitchers John argued along the same lines as Hughie did and their reason for preferring was this: The psychological effect of a little pitcher on a batter amounts to a great deal The batter opposed by a giant in the box has a certain amount of respect for him whether he will admit it or not for the big fellow looks so imposing while the little fellow calls for no respect and just because he is little the batter believes he will be easy to hit for can a little guy like that put anything on a Believing that the pitcher have a thing gives the player the confi dence that he lacks when a giant stands in the box There is plenty of logic in this argu ment but George Dauss pitched win ning ball right off the reel when he joined the Tigers and he kept on pitch ing it Seeing is believing and Hughie Jennings had to admit that such a thing as a little man getting away with it on the slab was possible iDauss is a well balanced pitcher lie has a good deal of everything speed slow ball curves confidence and control Besides all these physi cal and mental accomplishments Dauss knows how to pitch and what to pitch Anytime he serves a ball it is with a studied purpose and not a take a ehanee twirling No nitchcr is quicker to detect the weakness of a batter aud take advantage of it The ruling against freak delieveriesmakes no difference to Dauss The prison board is expected to meet at an early date to take some action as to the burned administration build sufficient to treat free of charge all i ing at the penitentiary Whhe it is A ihc purpose of the bokrd to abardmi ballot system whereby everv man on the Inson lfc vli be some tnne 'et OR SALE OR SALE i)ne practically new ord sedan 1919 model electric starter or sale at a bargain Rowan Motor Co OR' SALE Eggs $300 for setting of have two pens one headed ib'iUVU CUVKUIV1 1 HVriUL'U cl povvv cockerel Collect phone 821W MISCELLANEOUS IMPERIAL Ringlet Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for hatching dark and ligjjt breeds three line pens to select I from come and see three dollars for I fifteen Phone 226 or 431 De Weese 501 East Kerr street 3 4 2wk SPECIAL at Maynard Brothers 15 25 35c music at 5c per' copy this week only 16 4t OR SALE: Cedar posts Cemetery street OR SALE: Jonquils Miss Lizzie Wharton 306 West Inness street Phone 18 3 15 1 ONE ORI) touring car Al condition for sale Rowan Motor Co 3 16 3t OR SALE Dodge touring car in No 1 condition bargain Rowan Motor Coi OR SALE Pair of Good Mules cheap Roujer Garage Company 3 16 2t I OR R7ck eggs7 $200 for 15 Pope Woodleaf 3 16 IOt OR SALE One cottage on South Shaver street No 116 3 17 3t Oli SALE ord touring car 1918 model A real bargain Odell Vul canizing company Phone EGGS OR A Barred extra fine stock setting of George Rusher 208 West phone 340 OR SALl 2 25 30t OR SALElirown Leghorn Eggs from my special matings $200 foi ls Ancona eggs from selected stock $200 per 15 and Phone 526 Ed Rufty 3 3 3wk OR SALE Carload high grade hen feed at $42o per bag Phone 524 and 525 II Co OR SALE One Hudson condition bargain Rowan AUGUSTUS THOMAS Great Play Confesses to Murder Be cause He is Tired of life OR RENT OR RENT Two furnished rooms Modern conveniences Close in Phone' 884 16 3t Gaston county boasting of the lar I gest number of textile plants the I south and running the Nw England states a close second for honors in the I number of spindles in operation char Bennett was the colored champion ters another cotton mill Tuesday with a capitalization ot one million dollars It is the Champion Mills company with offices at Gastonia the mill he I erected jit some point within the coun ty very probably at Dallas The in I corporators are: Armstrong of' In BLACK Rhode Island Red 15 1 bv a I $5000 i OR SALE Pure Single Combi White Leghorn eggs $175 for 15 Phone 3303 Mrs A Ritchie 3 9 12 15 $2 Kerr 17 fit One 7 passenger in good shape one 1 ton truck overhauled one 1 2 ton truck overhauled Ander son service Sales Co 122 Liberty St 3 17 6 OR SALE setting of 15 $200 Phone 582 17 Ut WANTED TO House with conveniences good location Salis bury or Spencer Litaker Phone 1 126 3 15 3t WANTED Position as chauffeur or Truck driver Phone 892 16 5t WANTED 20 good laborers at once at Statesville City Pumping Station 40 cent per hour 10 hour day King' Lumber Company Box '371 Statesville 3 ll 6t WANTED Today good delivery driver $200 per day Kluttz 1 6 1 1 OR SALE Two cows rx vi rt 7 7 was unable to come to Salisbury'4 Vn i for the funeral The interment was bed Write care Pos I in ch(Rtnut Hin A i JMurcli 22 and in What It Is It is a corrugated piece of hard rubber pierced from front to back with 196000 tiny threads in order to make it porous so that it will afford free passage for the battery solution It is used inside the battery in each cell between each two plates in the cell It is very durable as one would expect of hard rubber It lasts as long as the battery instead of wearing out the plates (like ordinary insulation) It is the exclusive invention and property of the Willard Storage Battery Company and is not used in any battery except the Still Better Willard branded with the trademark shown on the battery pictured below Mr Summcrsett is spending the day in Greensboro on a business trip The funeral of Mr Edward Del linger who died yesterdfiy morning was ncia rroin inc resilience or mrs Joseph II Carson on Main street Bull ilx ghorn eggs lor this aiternoon at of the state last year ami the game promises to furnish a thrill to the fans of the city Livingston is out tins year to cop their title and has the ma terial to accomplish the feat What It Does It does not wear out or get full of holes causing short circuits and other insulation troubles It therefore helps you to get all that you should get out of the plates at continued high capacity It makes true shipment and Storage of the battery possible because the Still Better Willard having never had a drop of moisture in either plates or insulation is in a bone dry condition and can be kept indefinitely without depreciation Batteries with ordinary insulation can be shipped without battery solution but they are not bone dry for the insulation has been wet and once wet it cannot be allowed to dry out The battery must be filled at an early date inally Threaded Rubber Insulation docs away with the bane of the battery owner existence re msulation ivht on Sunday Bal! 1 Boston March 15 the Sunday I baseball bill was given a third read ing in the senate this afternoon with 1 out debate The bill vyill be' given I another reading before it is sent to the house where a big fight on the measure is expected to take place Dempsey May Box Greb New York March 16 Jack Demp sey is coming East in three weeks according to Jim Mason Harry Greb Masoti insnts that ih anj unqranimecq ancj without irtimi champion and Grcb are to fight a ten corcjon ()r SpjOnage thereby round bout in Buffalo May 31 Mas jnsU1qn a far au( fione8t election? be a W1it Noil favor an act rt quir iike Willie Meehan on the hands otjnjr usc ()f a sufficient part the Dempsey funds derived from the tax on fertil 1 I izers for the establishment of such LIVINGSTONE AND plants as will enable the agricultural BENNETT RIDAY 8 WANTS WANTSSITOS THE DAY NOTICE IS HEREBY a special meeting of the of the irst National Bank of Salis bury wlil be held at its Bank ing House in the City of Salisbury on Saturday the 20th day of March 1920 at 12 for thg purpose of considering and voting upon the proposition increasing the capital stock of the irst National fTOni the district hi which it is situate I Bank of Salisbury from ifty i ed Cavalicre iloteo Alberini a mov Thousand Dollars to One Hundred i ing picture pioneer initialed the und thousand Dollars and for the trans 1 ertaking action of such other business as may I properly conic before such meeting Women motor drivers have greatly Dated this ebruary IS 1920 increased since the close of the World IL BRANDIS War ao the result of Red Cross and' Cashier other welfare activities BUY Bran and Shorts from Rufty Co $250 per bag Phone 525 ami 525 6 10t CRYSTAL WASHING demonstra tions are given daily except Sun day Call for yours about the mid dle of the week as most of the calls are for Monday or Tuesday Phone No 15 for appointment Southern Power Co 3 13 tf 2000 COPIES of 15 25 35c music at 5c per copy all this week May nard Brothers 16 4t IM KEIM A lRi ngleT Bar red' mou th I I I 1 Z'J OR KENT our room apartment i furnisheel 1st Iloor Phone conic aIld SC( (loliars for fifteen Phone 226 or 431 De ONE URNISHED ROOM lor rent Weese 504 East Kerr street 3 I6 12t 1L'2t SE EDS? ELS Porto" Rico OR RENT ive room house well seed sweet potatoes at $250: Maine on porch bai smokehouse large i grown Irish potatoes garden peas 10c garden Apply Mantle Wright 6 jfi Beans 15c Hanover cantaloupes I 17 It 90t We sell all seeds cheaper be cause we sell more 1 nes 2 vwuhi i i iH nHub esbhOuI 'WiU HKaifr SE vvp tTT ann 3 3E TTT EUt 3a I I Ta' 4 i th WjT uHmmSiHhI I Ollni ffil at Jto MH KHIl 1 7 1 i nNHiimH a 5 a I id 1 i MtnM act hi I raffiEWK I 1 i will I wl I hi a WKS Si wf a i 41 the Battery MPV 4 a 4 1 a jca a a iu rr IB a 4 4 4 4 4 I 4 I a a a a14 a a a a I 4 4 1 I till 4 4 I I 4 I 4 1 I a al i i I a a i a a a a a a a a a a a 4 a 4 a 4 4 4 a a 4 aa a aa a i I a a a a a a a a II 4 a i a a a a a a a' a a a a a 41 a a a 1 i 'I a I.