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TLU'HKK SHORTAGE
71, s Story of a Turret Captain
T'oraotion in the Nvy nmn quickly JO
thai who qualify for hishcr ratuit. In
Mm S 16"( A. P. NHi.cn cnlutrd in tM
riv n Appfntic Srmn. 3rd elM.
In Ar.l J"? fc rated C.Vif Turret
CaKain. Hit pay tucay it S165 76 per
A mans life among men !
' Keel them off "Rio",GibrtUr,
Ceylon, Yolcohtma til the treat
pert s cf the wcrld are they only
places on the map to you or are
they pwt where you've gone tail
ing ia from the high teat with
every eye a!onj the ahore turned
adn.irir.?iy on your big ihip
ycur ship I Every ocean hat a
United States hip tailing for
tome port worth teeing.
If you've any call in you for a
full life join, and color all your
yean ahead with inemoriet of
thinti worth teeing with knowl
, edge worth having with an Inex
haustible fund of sea talet and
adventuret picked up ashore and
afloat that will make you a wel
come man in any company.
Work? ture, and a man't work
it it, among men.
Play? weH,rather,withbunch
of men who know how to play.
Tieso comradea of yourt carry
in their eart the aoundi cf peat
world citict. cf booming glint, of
twashing teat toundt you will
with them and that will
die away.
And when you come home, you'll
face life athore with level eyet
for Uncle Sam traint in If
relUnct at well at telf retpect.
The Navy buildt ttraight man
no mollycoddlea.
thare
never
Knlltt for two year. Kjcellent opportunitiei fof advancement.
Pour weak. boBday. with pay Hck ye- 6h leare toe to
e. Und ...Mi at portt ited. Men alw.y. leamtaa, Good food
JndSrrt umforrn outfit frea. P., be.in.th. day IhtJ 0
full Information from jrour ntoroat raerultftt ttatkm. If you do
, know Whr, th. ocrwt racrulttog nation la. a.k your
Po.tma.ter. He know.
Shove off ! - Join the
Haw
Has Slmle Sl Ikilew of t'utton from
SU Acre Tract.
Correspondence of The Journal.
Waxhaw. Rt. 5.. Oct. 22. Mr.
Billy Hays held the flrst corn shuck
ing last Tuesday In this section for
1919.
Cotton is about done iu this sect-
tlou and most everybody is busy with
their grain sowing since the shower
last Friday ana fcaturcay.
I have a sulk of cotton six feet and
five inches tall. 'The tuoon was un
doubtedly full when you planted It,"
said a neighbor. Can you beat it?
Mrs. D. F. Sapp is critically ill. I
will be remembered she suBeied a
stroke of paralysis several ytaiS a;o.
She has been growing steadily worse
:t.r some time.
Not only .Monroe but Ltiion coun
iv has lost two of her best citizen!?,
i- i.u,-l.:.ni nml Dr. Asliorat't. Mr.
i.,.iohuni v, no imp nf the fir. st Chris
tian men that me writer wus ever 1(
pnn irr nun hiiii 11 iv-iiuiiii.t M
pleaaure to have business dealings
with him. Dr. Watt was a big nean
ed, big souled, honest gentleman as
L'nion county ever produced aim it
is needless to say that those men will
be crcatly inlssed.
Mr. S. V. Jlcunue prew uie em
Held of cotton that 1 have seen this
year. Mr. Mcuride nas aneau
ered six bales off from this six acre
patch and will get a bale aim a naii
yet. Yes. this means five hundred
jioiind bales. The seed Is of thf
Wannamaker variety. Mr. McBride
is a Fplendid farmer.
If a mercantile firm was put up
In Monro? and ruii on the same stan
a...a . ), inui priiiiinnl court they
lit, I 11 11" - - -
vould have to (.o out of business in
thirty days."' declared one or tne
jury In ii'iv presence. I asked him
wtnv and he said: "The jiulR was
three hours late starling court while
tn-n iiiin.ii-p.i men lost one-half a day
wnitine end the court cost was coing
on Just the same. The judge fined a
juror $40 for not being there. After
court started it was but a vaudeville
show almost and lawyers took a part
of the time In idle talk which only
worried the jury- A number of case?
weie heard that any manlKtrale in
the countv was capable of silting on.
In fact. I think Bunk Lemmond runs
the onlv court iu Union county.
And what the gentleman said was a
fact. The present day courts are
more of a farce than a reality. About
six Years apo I was a wilneps in court
in a South tieornia case. While wait
i iv.- ti,n rnse I heard the indse dis
pose of a case where one man was ,
sueiiiK another man for possession ot
a hound dog. U had been in the
courts for some time. Disposed of,
carried up to Supreme court whleli
hn nrled li hack to the Superior court.
lil not cive un his
claim on the doff although they had
siient over a hundred uoimis e u.
mi.. t.,j ouifwd iiur.i ir lie wmn.i
dispose of the case fair would '
satisfied, liotn sam iney
judge ordered the sheriff to bring the
dog In court and ordered one party
to the left ot the oencn ami me uu.t.
to the right. "Now," sam uie juum .
each one call and muicn ut me u.
at the same time. I am going to noiu
the doe between my legs aim
he goes to snau own mm.
m it Enrh one began to snap
.v.i- oiwl rail iii net names
and the old dog raised up and looked
around. The crowd was too much
for him so he ran for the door as fast
as his feet could carry him. The judge
acratched his head as ne saw me uv.
go out of alKht. 'Thete, by George
he said, "he does not neioun m ei....
one of you. He's mine. yvi.
. v.o ,inire inai me mm in
111 I'" n. - -
nrnnertv at the muge. uom ..i...;.
went away satisfied, which ended th
case. - ,
l.., 1,., n taut Willi 11 l.rn
i....,..- iiipii nf Charlotte on tlie
strike situation, as It was some time
neo and the murder cnarpea niu...i-
. .i.. ..!, Thla o-.illllf ninn. WHO
Olli or me r--j . ' ,.
, i i.,ia,.aot nn pnner iue. niv
nan iiu imivni - n,
.u- ii nnini tted and allow
ed committed (by the strike breakers
... u ,.nA mimn FtlllB UlUUtU V ' "
buck shot! one of the foulest uur
.hot hna been committed n
ho last fifteen years
, .... ,,i. n,.nnr nonrlv everyone
ana as ii .
.hnt iii the back. Some of the
j ....... v,a Mr hnrn with bad
ClOWU wcui i " - , .
Intentions, but the greater part of the
crowd had just "fonoweu
a. i a i.a n n til on nr Hf i ill nn
1 no noi ueu.c nrw.
have any more ngni io muiuri
nf the law than a
set of citizens have in lynching some
k.s nnmm ttPIl SOUte
Drute who nun K
trncinus cr me and Dotn biumuu
nunished to the limn. e . -
: u- v., nniice or detective
Ilieilliiri iiw. , - iri
bitinrl n man n Monroe a lew ,e-.o
i.. I.... .,, in rhaslnc the
ago simi'i.v ""o..nv ... i
I. Ihm, lliniMVIV 1,11,
.hoi 'rtlprl" him so that he
ine tinu hiw. , ,
. . .. iaaih resulted, and
snoi ine inan , . .
mv memory serves me ngm.
went scot free. .
fin vnnrler Ihe wherefore or
IV V UM.'i . , ,.
lynching and rlotlnR and general
breaking and the answer r rn.
i.i.. t. Koo-ina when one lime uu.
pini... "r- - -
gets crowd oi noys ami )""
hnv nrid heats him tin. That tisua 1
nrenr. Iii school. When he ft" ix-
. i. n . ndiiiron in ri n ii.
leen lie nun mi.....b- .
.A .ovarii rock nes lust for
iiiniiii, nu, 11 . . .
n . Anllniro Bllll IllPr" II
is hazd and the verv next year -v..i..
hnr HpvII and remember
he i In the very inspirational center
of the stste the college, nm
through hnzing and being hazed he is
finished product and when he U sen
b."ck he onlv needs a crowd to do nl
bidding and he becomes a leaner.
.... f fVinrAll rhlv neninst hnzin
lllll llllin. ,i...,v...r. ; . , J.
of students snd a student who does
. tiA nnniea nf the ones
.i. ,ioai Mm u n h i a rnwar'
l II," IIM""1'
ns the ones who do Ihe mischief
pinks "The- nndercrust to that
rht'-k0" pl von brotirht me was ab-
nn'nnWv tonrh.
it-.iB "TViBro vim't nnv under
., In that tile. lr! 11 WS fyved
en raper plate, and you've eaten
More Tluii ImI.mk lVitrntiH Either,
Y tit . nt or Impropeily Filletl l$et
t'MIlilriIIK ill MnmitcllUM-ttS. . I
Wasliiugton Dispatch.
More than 100,000 positions in the.
public schools are either vacant or,
filled by teachers below standard,
while attendance at normal schools,
has decreased 20 per cent since 191$. :
according to a report of the national
education association made public
Monday. i
This shortage of trained teachers,
is greatest in rural districts where!
salurus are lowest, the report said.
In six of the southern states one-third
of the schools are reported without
standard ttachers. California shows
a combined shortage and below stand
ard of only 3'.i per cent and Massa-
chusttis only 4 Vi per cent, as a result
of liet'er ta'.aiies and conditions of
work.
The Wrong Reaction.
la Georgia, ' says the Argonaut,
they t.ll a story of a lolitician who
was seeking to win th- votes of his
district to th'nd that he might be
sent to the Hwse of Kepvesentatives.
In er.e speech he tho-itht it miuht
r to his Humble orig-n
and early sin gles.
"Gentlemen," he said oratorically,
"I :oi my start In life by woikiiiK in
a general store for tnree uonars a
week, yit I managed to save money."
As he paesed impressively a shrill
voice from the group of auditors de
manded. "Was that before they in
vented cash registers?"
Saving; the rotatoes.
When a irest threatened his 23
acre field of late pouaoes, an enter
prising Ohio farmer used a smoke
screen to prevent the potatoes from
freezing, teoause of dry weather in
July and August, sr..s Popular Me
chanics, the potatoes were Just be
ginning to mature when the tempera
ture fell suddenly In September. But
the farmer had anticipated the emer
gency, and hurt piled baled straw
about in the Ik-M.
Timi .1 it'll r nince wet straw pro-
i duct s the heaviest clouds of smoke,
' he threw water on the piles and light
I ed them and kept theia burning un
jtil morning, when h found that his
I experiment was a success. Although
I all oilier vegetation was killed, th
potatoes were still green. He had
I used about ten tons of straw; in his
i struggle against the frost.
! Uh Do Live Out of Water.
Certain fish oi the South American
tropics are known to leave the small
nmi.is io seek larger and cooler
, .-..mlma nf water when the srtn
threaten" to dry UP their late hillil-
i..ii,.iw Thev snend whole days and
nights upon their inarch, and travel
by hundreds through tne moist mi
dersrowth cf the forests.
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