yz '" .V:',; ' u-l 1 44444444444444x444444 M AN X MARK HERE I 2 Means that yonr. sub- S : scription has expired. . 99999999999999999999 ; Madison County Record J ' i', S, ...uii.uj 'una S3, 101 J - ' T French Broad News J . ' Kllbhd My It, ltOT ' ' ' V , 'I 1; COBSOLIOATBDHOV.l,Itir 5 v Z''t99P999999lt9?9999P' s-Jeco.fd ,,,,:- v, f 1 - THE ONLY NEWSPAPER PUULISIIED IN MADISON COUNTY yoL xxi I MARSHALL MADISON COUNTY; N. C. FRIDAY, JANUARY 12th 1923.' ,No 2 fti Klux Klan To Extend Ac- j Uvity; All Over World. A y J The ru Klux Klan ;. is planning - ,i jto extend the scope- of their organ' -;' izatio'n so as to include all mon of theCaucasian .race 'and is contcm VJ . platittj? the formal ion of klans in ' silt parts of the world, according to T; a letter from Edward Young Clarke '....; -inpcrial giant, to Dr. II. W, Evnsj imptiriai wizaru u cupy - m wmcn " was givcn.to thctliiitcd Press to- ,l ;ight,,. - A "-.The plans arc thf outgrowth )ot a .'commission giv.c.n toClark f by" the ':, klonvocation recently h $ld here, iuthorizing. him to investigate, &he advisability of making the organi sation world-wide , J 'xf ';'" .M' .Clarke according , to the- letter, will make a report to the council vpf grnddr'agons, to be held here J ' iwinetime in .May,' " 1 923. If t h c ',v jtouncjof dragons reports favqrab- i- y Wfe prbposedrnpve twork will be immediately started to enlarge ;' jthe t Cope Of t'he organization, the f.-vJetter stated. ; ' 4 ' , " ' Clark,;, the loiter declared, will leave for Europe suine time during '; ext summer to make further in vestigations arid suggest plans for the extensions of tho klan through out .the world. ' ' 1 Decision to investigate conditions ' thr6ugh'out the. world with' a view to making the "Ku Klux Klan ; a 'world-wide . oieanissation. of white i ' 'men was inspired by the necessity L of the Caucasion ; races banding Railway; Line To Weaveryille Is To - . , - . Be Diismaritled , - Efforts WereMade to Organize Company' To Buy Line For $20,000 But Support Was Not Sufficient. Statement Showing AssetsAnd Liabi lities -of Madison Coun.ty. N. Q. -v - As of Decemlleit 31st 1922 V OPERATION STOPPED' ' Efforts ,to resuscitate the Assets Cash, to credit sinking fund . . . . . . 23,600,00 Cash balances in Banks . . . . . .. . . : 36,404,74 Court House and land ......... 1 . . 85,000,00 County Home and land.,'..;.;.... J5.000.00 fail and land .....ig... 17.000,00 Liabilities ru. ni .... liici ivcai-cautm . . 4 Macadam and Sahd Clay Roads villeatxd East Tennessee t; railway v per mHe 00 mues., . . .. osu,i-w(W company .having failed,, dcisiori.fd Roads 88 miles at 5,000 00 .440,J000. at 3,000,00 , 52O,C00,O0 their suprcmacv in world affairs, .' , ".The Ku Klux Klan feels the '"necessity of spreading its doctrines I (throughout th? world , and bancjing . ' "the white peoples into an indissolii v i ijbje union to protect their control 1 ; over other races," Clark said. ; f 'i Clark emphatically denied pub i j lished reports of an intervw with t h'ini carried in several large eastern h' papersj'hich quoted him as saying I ' that along with- the. plans for eh larging the scop i of i ho order, that V j feiornan Catholics would benllowefi V .,, to enter. . Y 'j 'biir law is that any person hold- V ing;a!legiance t,o any foreign power, j' political, social, or religious, is not jj '" eligible for membership,!'- the letter 5: declared. -V The letter cast rfc light on tho 4l private investigation into the situa- tion at M e r fiouge, Louisiana, whidi is said to be lundor way by tho klan., Clark, "I who is not now officially connected with the organ ization and only holds the bono rrirV title of imt)eriiil giant, declar- ed ho knew nothing , about ' condi '$ tiofis there Ho e.presscd the be lief, however, that ..on investigation ito the case would prove- ths klan 1 blameless as had been - tho case 'n a IQOK8 of other instances wherein ' tif iho klan was implicated. . - - aKhallPre Man Sunday School 1 -Elects Officers .:41-'''N' 1 yTjif ; Prc3byterian -Sabbath ' SchooUield ther-rnnual election ilof lrfcers and teachers on last .EabjiathVmorni W " , ;t ;Jj!Cj)leman Ranisey was. elect ted Superintendent and R. N v ; Catpii, ,'A.ssistant. Superintendent - jbtiester VVallin, Secretery, Mrs. Q. C. Rector Assistant,, Z. V. fisher, Treasurer, Miss Hallie 1' EUvers.'Oi ganist. Mrs. Ethel Br . ; yan,' Assistant, E Verett R Tweed " 7:acher,of Men's Class, all other t rachers were re-elected. v ' . ' --- J 1 M. . iii i. i-.i i uviacninerv anirmn nmenL. nas occn reaencu oy p. oicrnurrg, ; I ;t " ;"S . . , t-t ; " who bbtfRht t l.e prop'crty at court'! ?.6n ?nd?e? 4 a 200,1 sale a'few; weeks ago to dismantle 'n T !-. I I t 11 -V..i 1 rm nnn rn )T,rr;'-' ,7f-.r": : ' ' 2,750,00 000,00 250,00 ' learned yesterday. Dismantlirig of the clcctnc; line,, extending froitl Grace, at the . north extremity 'of the 'city,; to Asheville is expected. to pToceedi.ar, once. Ac tual junking of the roud will" pro bably Irti star ted ivlthm n w;ek or ten days, it;.was: ..-stated yepterday".' It is probable that .permission will be asked of .the state corporation commissioner J ' ' ., . I , Operation of cars on thcWcavcr villc.:litiOfWas discontinued oii Nv cmber 29, as- soon as the property Was acquired at cottrt sale by Mr. Sternberg. , " '. k ' ,. ; " ' '. Effort to Sav Line. , ' ... - . .'-."' 'i . Immediatelv thereafter, efforts were undertaken in formation of a. corporation whereby the electric ine would become community-own- 4teiMdve-iAogcihcr feyMr?BteVftrfr txit 100,000,00 . ;: if 1,443.984,T2 ' Bonded indebtedness ....... ... ..L. V." ............ 665,000,00 . . ' Current bills'.. , 000,00 .. ; Notes ............ .... J.h v , 000,00 ., ' y - "y ' ' . " H'.;-.'-;. -: " 664,000,00 i Net Assets ,' ' ' ;' t ' 1 ' ', ' , . . ' ..'-.'Thestatement accompanyinir shows the financial standing of LMadison County on December 1st 1022. .Th original indebted ness was 705,000 00 but 41,000 0ft has beea cald.oa this debt For the monev ekoended the county has as assets two dollars for very one dollar spent by the officers as the statement .will show Everything which has been purchased or constructed by the com missioners during the last fifteen years or more has doubled in value, '-v'-, " . ! ''. 'Vv'j: tyf:?? zT Z' ' . The sinking fund mentioned as an asset stands in the Baifks drawing interest at four per cenl and is ready to cancel the bonds when due. ' This year six thousand morejpf the bonds will be paid and money added to the staking fund for the payment of more.' All interest has been paid rnitil July first. The interest money.. n always ready for thetiiri it is due. ; ' berg at $20,0C0, which was $1,000 more.,than "price to ; the .cotirt, to cover his incidental expenses.- Hdwever, after two mass meetiV had been ealjcd,at Weaver.ville, aria' New'- Bridge, " the v project a i was abandoncdby tbeJeadersj because sufficient Bupport did not materia; IlKO. . . ' , 1 ' . ' Another proposition for saving the line was later considered .'by' Mr." Sternberg, but this, too, failed to materialize, resulting in;' true n nal decision to junk the proRaty. Mr. Sternberg reccutly statet,th4ii; the property had a valuo of '$36 000 fbr junk.' " .i,v "rMany Returns'Us Grissom s Greetmg "A' prosperous New, Teat,! to CallFor Conven-; tiqnTo Aid Law Enforcement. Raleigh, North Carolina, ; January 1923. The call upon the Temperance forces in this hour is to mobilize their influence ,'to .aidjn the en forcement of the laws preventing the manufacture and sale of in toxicants. North Carolina was kme of the- first commoiiwealths ti put the ban,, on the saloon and thestili b the 'popular vote of te people. ' Haying outlawed t rie legal manufactore and sale xA Kmi'nin ?f KoVinAVOa 11 to hfl (1 you ana yours, Among j e U-' the annul mail Ulfijr iivbuiiiu iiuivitny wish you and, then, do notfor ge.t the prompt returns of your and their Income ' Tax.'." ' Thus ment of the law by law-breakers. What ton the temperance people do to end the if ch 'nations of the A Vio i MandpntJInn read messaient'bilfi Wemu8t Gnssom, United States CoPfea;! . , aifrthings within our tor ,of Internal Revenue as Qreo-i of many devices, tor remindjos taxpayers that the time forhr pther settlement ,wjth the ft ral "government' is " fast ;appr6& ching." " - ';;.'' The collector . iiS "prepatirig voT, lumiflpus -lists- of taXpa8rS! i6 whom blanks -lle :e4t(ai oon after the first of .the year as possible 'and is giving wide,; pUDUCl,iyilO iuc uctcaanyiu fil ing returns.. x . -k",-.v -'' ' Returns must 'be'"' filed on oi' before March l6thlly the folloy; -j mg, wnetner or no aTiyv ;iax; 15 due: every single person with ia net income! of $1000,; every mar ried person with , a net Jnconie of. $000, every person ;with ? gross income of $5000, everjr in corporated company .without ex ception, and " every partnership without exception. In addition,- every, .employer must report ail salaries of $10)0 7 u '..l. vj- ; or more ana 10 wnom paiu. - kiknyand alfthings ' --. . . . - . . ... i power t.a ho a wna.c we nave won. Let the temperance ' forces take counsel one of another agree up on the best plan, and in uuity battle to secure the' "enforcement bf th.bVohibitiW) laws' and the Eilheenth. Amendment. ? .. '''A' one day's convention of all the Tfemperarice forces in . North Carolina is hereby called to meet in Bal.-igh?; January , 16, 1923. This 4s the anniversary of the going into effect ofthe;. National Erphibition Amendment. to the Constitution'of the United States Let there be' a 'great gathering in Baleigh,on that day to highly resolve that the law, shall not be flouted.' '- - H, - All Ipyjers df.law, all friends of temperanpe are , invited and all churches and other patriotic or ganizations are requested to send delegates. Extinguished and ejoauenbpeakers have accepted invitations to De present. 1 w Series Of Sermons l" The Pastor of the Presbyterian Church is preaching a series of sermons, at the evening services from the- book of Genesis", on next Sabbath evening. Our sub ject will be. '--;'. The first family. ! The first sacrifice. The first death. . The first murderer. We expect to touch the most important points,. irt the' book of Genesis from night to night. ; "We eordially favite youj to oiae te these serviees and study wHh s this woadetfat book that epems ia Idee and closes f In Pastor." 'Notice To The Public: When you have a claim against the Board of Education for sheep killed by dogs, bring in the proof of whose dogs killed vour sheep. If you'do'not know,' we take it that you do not know that dogs killed them . All claims' must he presented at the next' reguh'r meeting of the' Board ' after thS sheep are killed or your claim can riot be honored. ) y- !: County Board of Education, . ; Jasper Ebbs, Chairman. 4 4 I Jlomer Henry, Secretary. '' Done by order of the Board of Education, Janlst, 1923 ! ! Notice ! ' Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has sold all his interest in the N.. B. NcDevitt Company, to the N.' ft. (McDe vitt Company ,.Whq will assume all the indebtness, s, . ,; X t This November 20, 1 922 'f ' E. N. Holco'mbe MarshalFs Boys And Girls Special Service In Their Honor: Members of the Board of Edu cation -Teachers of the Public Schools City and County Offi cials Parents 'of th6 Children as. well as ,the ' Children them selves, are most cordially invit ed to the Special Service that will be hejd at the. First. Baptist Church on Sunday -night. 1 In' honor of the boy s and girls we will present an Illustrated Travelogue featuring rie of the most famous-a n d kitercsting sections in the Great North wesfl JACKSON'S HOLE --'Former podezvous of the Bad - Men of the Land '- that, section which Elizabeth Fraser, int-a copy .of the Saturday Evening,Tost, des cribed as 'The liasthVilderness" In one sense of ' 'the world she was right, for if there.ls a wilder place it hasn't yet . been disco vered.' In addition to all this h is one of the Greatest of all Big Game Countries. in. the Land. Such indeed is, Jackson's Hole a place where ' " j '"' The Eagles ' Scream, ' - The Wolves Howl," The Bears Rage . And The Lions Roar. Fisherman's Paradise and Hun ters Heaven-Stunendous Moun- mST S3eiVerV---urbulen'1? ams, Etc. y - We have about half a hundred pictures of of this Huge. Pocket mihe Rocky "-Mountains' that we will throw upon; the screen Sunday" nigt,. ajidjtljey . will be instructive fis .. welL, as, interest ing, and we also hope .(and pray Uiai they will draw ,us ; nearer to the Great God behind and. bacH oit te: Who,ie.W(ide. World. We have niade JLhre.. trips ,4 into thisregion tw.oi ofs.them,,in the winter time, when we had t-9 go over .mountain passes , . .nearly nine' thou)and feet high' and on the top" of yhich. Wasjioyr from fiftee'tQ't Colcl as i'undert99,-fpr4t gets 42 belp,w' zeroin',, .that .country, andstas t4'sjway, Vspej4mes iosi3p yqif' slay put ,in ,. the , .open .for tWely.e hours,', nder,,thjse, : con dition'srwitli bu.a f evv . minutes stop for dinner ,at . . rdhouse, and when .you get.ttirougn.wiin it all you don ytqu ar's. abpujf(ffoz.en, 'If Ibn'tteiieVe it try, it; .once aivd ,$.Mfefeej WdG the trip twice in the j.wjtr!:,time and w(e don't; mri -titflAo jit fellow; had anv( se(nseJle,;would,'t Y.The s4$ect . ,of .our message fox'jSyayiM irtfeiiWK tt'ing itiat ,ur4i Jpy; 4,. M$ should Ve'antAhings,, b. t theyjojdght toaye. fih. do' out level 'begCtq . mal.a Lt, as interesting.a.s, possible, -and ' wi: 'wo.yflU.U9;(. h.-iye(be.en; present. t,i:y,v Sunday morning ;we are, going to tae,'up a line of thought that will be of interest tov: those whq1 are notGrisana as,wU as to those who'ar'e'. So if'ifis at all possible for yqu to ; attend, v.ve hopeo' sse Vojxt oth' 'l)fjon-! services on this, Coraini .TraVs 1 "To those who have lest loved bries by'death "we extend bur KNOW NORTH CAROLINA A Georgia Verdict , The road system in -North Caro linn;is only one evidence" of North Carolina's general prosperity that appeals to the people .of other states, and particularly, ". to tho people of Georgia, whose natural conditions of living are practically j the same. ' y ' North Carolina's public school syst'in is niainlained rnore-1,rogrcs-sively than is that of Georgia, through no fault of Georgia's most excellent department, of education. The higher educational, insi.it.u-. tions of North ,' Carolina ,are ade quaicly maintained, whiI,i.thosc in Georgia ar admittedly, istarveri. , Tlyj state contributes more . to tho university system in thai' state in one year than Georgia does in four. ' The same can be said of tho . Other institutions tho olccmosy nary, tho corrective, tho penal, -Why is all this?... . ' ; North Carolina has relatively a quarter of a million less population than Georgia, ; , . v All of the five largest cities corn- , bined will scarcely exceed iii" popu lation Uie one city of Atlant.-- ' ; ' Wilmington, ' the scal)oird me fropolis, is a much smaller city tliaY Savannah. Charlotte, the largest trading center, if not as large as M41W11. .' Neither WinstDii-Salem nor Dur ham' nor Greensboro, ,hcr great v tobacco manufacturing .cities, is as' And yet it is a state of small cities and towns, eah ' filled with the stacks of industry, and. each the center of prosperous rural com munities." t . , ' The reason for it all is-not lhat North Carolina has any better peo ple than Georgia, for there are no better; not that North Carolina has any rpore natural advantages tlian Georgia, for , m these, ,bothr , states are practically blessed alike . -but that North Carolina has, revise'd her old and antiquated tax system sp that tnV state is pro vided with funds sufficient tocarry oh the functions of government in keepiiig with the lemands, .of a progressive age ; . ' ;, ' , ,; ' . " Andhe people of the cities and , the ..towns. ;and the ' country :have prospered as , the1 state ha-pros-pered:1- ''';':;'';;.;':;::''ii:f :': '.'.' ; " '' North Carolina is thus an object lesson that the " Georgia legislature should heed,!--Atlanta Constitution, NOTICE Mack- Ramscr', 'the. '' ''Old' Tirper" taxle driveV Is now ' oacltbh the job. Maek has. a Dice ppde;Car..a'0d is ready, fqr , Jbujsi- jieSj...:,ricfif.are riirbti I'll tako I yqu anywhere your hearffmajdc, siii.Gfvoiitie acain I'll beHfiero Ih'I'mlirtutfj'l get' j-our cair.r "J ' ' .'.;,.! J': ' . if L'fT15 last ,Sun(ay32c. ijfat pisiot ?ini'cj; pjeajsq ret.urp, jtr Reward. ,.-:!." ';' " j.h-rfi'X 'vr deepest sy fnjpaUi'yi and recom riend thtq tWCpD oi&U Comfort. . , .ilT6 hose'who are still sick wc e,xtena our pest w-sne& anq, jwy for .ittKelr;.rly recyery,.' And to Jne ajiil . all we say read apd fonder over; the eighth yerse $f If-'H , .l,wnty ?ighti.', chapter, 'pi mo'mailsT't'-v i.'AV-.' -'v-i.? 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