THE MOMCOE JOTONAL. FRIDAY. KFBIU ARY 2rt. 192A.
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Who Would Avoid Dandruff. r I the Wam i lw. Aln.
It.hlng Scal,S Gray Hair, i WMler !,,, l'hn.
and HaldnoA. The controversy between Editor
..,... . , . Green and Nisbel aiea warmer and
..S"irS?: MS K;-er . and ,he end isn't U sight,
form) is the best remedy for hair and In the last issue of The Journal the
scalp troubles; said to prevent bald-j Enterprise had the last word, but the
ness grayness and dandruff. ! Home came out with the following'
" 'reply in its Tuesday's edition:
"Eefoie poinp to bed. I always rub ...... , .
a littel Parisian sace Into my scalp." After he had been suddenly and un
says a woman who thick, soft and expectedly promoted to the position as
fluffy hair b rieat'y admired. This
stops itching scalp, keeps the halt
from falling out and makes it easy
to dress attractively.
Deautl:ul soft, flos" ' -trous halt
for thoe who use Pari, a.i sage. It's
inexepc-nslve and sold by Enelish
Drue Company and Rood druggists r
crywhere, with gaurantce of satisfac
tion or money refunded.
ort as the petaUd h sorts
of the rots from whaace
its fragrance cams
"just littls better than the
ens you thoa&ht wtl best"
that is
Fsce Powder
In tht wordt of Edith Starry, r
pofulir motiom picture uars
o "lt nJjiiil insnncs.
dainty rtllnemtnl and
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friends amonf lha moat
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Fanners & Merchants Hunk
IluiMing.
secretary of Monroe Chamber of Com
metre we have been wondering how
the editor-secretary or secretary-editor
of the Waxhaw Enterprise could
Mend his enthusiasm for Doe Alex
ander's State t'nion and bis enthus
lant for the Chamlter of Commerce
and make it dove-tail and fit in har
moniously. Dut he seems to be serv
ing !oth organizations to the best of
his ahliity. In last week's Enterprise
; he makes a lengthy defense of his
support of the Doc's State organiza
tion In which he still proclaims his
I loyalty as follows:
i "We have been and are now loyal
' to the SUite Farmers" Union and wili
) continue to be until the Fnion itself
I becomes unsound. The principle of a
State organization is much sounder
than the principle of the independent
locals Mr. Green is trying to set up
, over the state."
Since the anti-Alexander faction
' surrendered the State organization to
him In the fall of 1918 It is a well
! know n fact that it has since been a
lone-man organization aftd is still a
! one-man organization and that one
man Is Dr. Alexander, who Is still one
'of the officials. It is furthermore
! known that since the State organiza
i tion was turned over to the doctor
! nolitieian it lias been nothing more
than a small political side-show that
manufactures political "issues" and
sends radical political done down to
the few scattered l.oeal I'nions which
its members are expected to swallow
with their eyes closed and then sound
the praises of Alexdanerism and
"cuss" out everybody who refused to
swallow the dope and accuse them of
being "disloyal" of being under thp
corrupting influences of the "kept
i press" and special Interests, ete. The
I original purposes and principles of
the Farriers fnlon have been Ignored
and the State ornanlznt'nn converted
i into a pol't'cal adjunct which holds
out no hope of "relief except through
political r.ct'on. This, too. In fare of
! the fact that the Fanners Fnlon con-
st'tutfon (which the writer helped to
frame) hr.s In it every safe-guard that
could he provided against comuiltt'ng
this sort of political suicide. And yet
the Chamber of Commerce secretary
still has the nerve to declare. In ef-
i feet, that these latter Alexander po-
, liticnl principles are "sound" and that
the true co-operative principles, as
are now lulng admirably exemplified
I In the profitable co-operative activity
of Independent organizations like the
Wlntatp Durness Fnion, are "un-
i sound."
! What the editor of The Home Is ex
ceedingly anxious to know Is Just
when and how Secretary-Editor Ms
, bet constituted himself as authority
on what are "sound" Farmers Fnlon
! principle and w hat are "unsound."
I Is there any significance In the fact
that he never became actively inter
ested In the Farmers Fnlon until af
' ter Dr. Alexander's anti-draft politi
cal campaign had brought the organ
ization Into odious publicity and dis
repute? If so, the probability Is that
he has never known, and possibly
' never w ill know. Just whnt the orlgi
: nal and fundamental principles of the
Farmers Fnlon were. It Is exceedlng
j ly regrettable that his "loyalty" didn't
i begin prior to Its evolution into Alex
anderlsm. Being rather young in
' years he might possibly have acquired
i a more practical and patriotic concep
tion of what Is "sound" and "un
sound." While we are talking about the
soundness of things we'd like to ask
Secretary Nlsbct a few up-to-date
questions, if he'll promise not to be
come embarrassed.
1. If he is still loyal to the doc
tor's State president and State Fnlon.
does he endorse the premature and
frantic political campaign which the
State Fnlon Is now making, almost to
the exclusion of everything else,
against the revaluation of property,
the purpose of which Is to more near
ly equalize the tax burden? If he
doesn't endorse It he Isn't "loyal'' to
the State Fnion.
2. As a new convert and as a dele
gate to Dr. Alexander's recent State
Fnlon at Greensboro did Secretary
Nlshet consider the selection of a
State executive committee In a private
room by the doctor's political ma
chine a "sound" way to elect Import
ant officers whowere formerly select
ed by authorized delegates?
3. After hearing the financial re
port read and learning that the Alex
ander administration had succeeded
In "relieving" the State Fnlon of the
burden of carrying a surplus of some
I thing like lla.OO besides the dues of
I 101(1 AA Via ontiall.. tlmff nut. .nlf.
KemOVeS lOUChy LOmS. pointed "political reformers" could
Apply a few drops of "Al-Easc" ! fundi to mCt .w.T m .ucce..-
limy, nun iiiu lie iiMiniiu i iuhi Bin l lit
administrative financing "sound?"
4. Following a conference at Ral
eigh a few days ago between -vlexan
the North Carolina State Fnion In
legislative matters? Is it this sort of
activity that make him keep on
warming up In loyalty to the pervert-'
ed State Fnion?
If his loyalty should climb up to the
bilin' point he ought to rail a meet-1
ing of the Chamber of Commerce and
see If they can't get the doctor to
change his mind and locate at Mon-.
roe instead of Pineville.
Fnally. brethren. If the Local)
Fnions in the State that became In-1
dependent of the State Fnlon commit
ted a sin. wherein does It become
"sound" for the Alexander State
Fnion to withdraw from the National
I Fnion (which chartered It and rave it i
its existence) and become an Inde
pendent State organization? We know
that all available funds are needed,
and then some, to run the North Car
olina political Fnion. but does the!
State organization which Secretary
Nisbet admires, have any more con
stitutional or moral right to become
imhiiemUiit of the National Fnion
than I.oral Fnions have to become In
dependent of the State Fnion? ;
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The late Dr. Watt Ash
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PHYSICIAN AM)
SI IMiF.ON
The late Dr. I'tibank's liesMence
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We are always In the market foi
Iron, metal of all kinds, bones, paper,
etc. Open erery day.
MONROE IRON & METAL CO'
Near Freight Depot
There Is much uneasiness concern
ing the fate of twenty Americans at
Ma rash. Turkey In Asia, where a
reliin of terror has existed since Jan
t'.iiry 21st.
ChiM-les Iiarada, charged with at
tempting to organize white and col
ored laborers at industrial plants at.
Moultrie, Ca., was ordered to leave
six persruit ont of every ten he talk
ed with in New York were fop tlie
Food Controller.
town Tuesday ninht by a committee
appointed by farmers residing in the
vicinity of that place.
Former Governor Hubert R. Gleen. Children in India have to learn th'
back from a trip to New York, says j multiplication table up to 40 (toies
he found sentiment strong in the 40, ami this is further complicated by
north for Herbert Hoover. Five or, the introduction of fractional part.
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uasasii a ( uin m a.j v a a j moin km
dorse the appointment of a radical
Socialist from the west to go to Wash-
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