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THE MONROE JOURNAL
Iiihlilicl Kik'Ii TiK'vliiy iiml Friday.
JOHN F.K.ISI.KY, Editor.
f2.tx a Yenr, ( ii-Ii In .dnnce.
would lu vo liim vote. Mini he has nev
rr t!isplaed anything that could be
regarded by Hie most liberal Inter-
in fiat Ion a Independence or courage.
Use Kiuhl of Way." W illi l.ytcll '
coming.
'The lilnht of Way." In motion!
picture form, an adaptation of inn fa
Founded in ls!4 by the present ,H,I,i'ia"
His conscience and his convictions are . mnus novel by Sir Gill.ert Parker, In
simply the routine conscience nnd , w hich Screen Classics, Inc., presents
convictions of a professional Ohio the inugneiic and versatile star, Bert
I.yiell, will be shown at the Strand
owners and publishers, G.
F. Ueasley.
M. and K.
The Journal Building, comer of
Jefferson and Ueasley Streets.
Telephone No. .
A notice to discontinue The Journal
is unnecessary, as we understand that
you do not want the paper when you
do not renew your subscription.
TUESDAY. JINK l.V 111 JO,
Hi;iu; a niTKT
The Republican platform and the
nominee, Senator Harding, are ac
corded hut little praise by the New
York papers. The Times calls Hard
ing "colorless," while the World re
fers to him as being a "country poli
tician." The Sun, however, boldly
conies to his rescue, averring that
Harding fully represents the best
traditions of American manhood.
'Senator Harding," says the World,
"la the perfect flower of Old Guard
politics. He Is an Ohio country poli
tician with the mind of an Ohio coun
try politician, and he sees the world
through the eyes of an Oh!o country
politician. Being weak and colorless
and mediocre, he appealed powerful
ly to the managing politicians who
control the Republican organization,
most of whom are Senators them
selves. They know Harding, and they
know that he will be a faithful stent
of the organization. They have work
ed with him. and they can prove that
he never had an original Idea or en
tertained a thought that was outside
the routine of a well-trained and well
disciplined party servant.
"The Republican platform adopted
nt Chicago Is perhaps the best Index
Of nil the candidates whose names .Theatre Thursday June 17
were presented to the Chicago Con- As those who have read the book
vennoil or wmi were mini mr inimr mm h isesinuaieu i.y iiarper s iinis., i
of the convention's choice, Harding, the publishers, that they number well
with the exception of Johnson and ..Into six figures will recall this Is
Polndexter, fell the furtherest short a stirring, picturesque and unusual
of measuring up to the requirements . story of Canadian life in Montreal
of a President in this critical time, and again on the fringe of the north
I owden and Wood were eliminated j woods. The action revolves chiefly
by their raiupalgn-fund scandals, hut about the character of Charley Steele,
with Hoover and Hughes and Taft called, for his dash anil manner by his
ind Knox and even Coolidge and friends Riid enemies, both of w hich
Sproul and Duller to select from, I were numerous, "Beauty" S;e-le. The;
what more pitiful choice rould have ; famous courtroom scene In which, af-
nern made, in view of the colossal
questions with which the nxt Presi
dent of the I'nited States must deal?
ter clearing a man of the charge of
murder. Steele snaps at him, "Out of
my sithl you're as guilty as Ivll!
Senator Harding was nominated . opens the drama; and this same strlk-
liecause the Old Guard Republican Pig unexpectedness, this suddenness
want a President to whom they can I and almost stunning surprise Is re
give orders a President who will pealed In the various, incidents which
take orders. Accordingly they pre-, go to make up the novel which won
sent their puppet candidate In thefor Gilbert Parker the title of Sir
person of Warren G. Harding of 'Gilbert Parker.
Ohio." The production has been done with
j n 11 the finish characteristic of Screen
Fight fair! The report is being .Classics. Inc., pictures, which are dit-
Mor-! riou"eu t xciusneiy Dy .ueiru. inorr
une personal supervision i ,iaweu
persistently circulated that Mr
rison received only 76 votes In his
native county. The truth is. Mr. Mor
rison lacked but 92 votfs of securing
a majority over both his opponents,
the vote being: Tage. 674 ; Gardner
6; Morrison, 858. This Is the of-
Karker, Director General, the piece
was staged by Jack lMllon from the
scenario by June Mathis. Robert Kur
ha achieved extraordinary photo
graphic effects, and the supporting
least. Including Beatrice Joy, Carmen
Phillips, Gibson Gowland. Virginia
flclal.vote for Richmond county, .Caldwell, Antrim Short, Henry Har-
r I . I .
where the Democratic fighter wast ran turner ai.u i-uirj cirei,
born and reared. Rockingham coun
ty, where .Mr. Mormon received nut
76 votes, Is in the western part of
the state.
is exceptionally capable
"The Right of Way" promises to
be one of the feal tcreen events of
he season.
There is little doubt of Morrison's
nomination, but there Is some s (ju-
In. In,, a a In lh. mm ft f tl A n.ulll.tfv'
mi lull l i inv r,i.- v ,. j ..
that he will receive. ?o.i.:. plae it
at 10,000; oihois frot.i 15,000 to "0.-
000.
Not Ire to Colote.1 Teurlierft.
A Joint summer school for the col-
to the Harding mind. Whoever Is ored teachers of Union, Anson.Gas
curious to know the mental process ton and Mecklenburg counties will
of the Republican candidate has only be held In Charlotte July 19 to Aug.
to read that platform. Those are the I 27. Superintendents Ray Fundc-
very terms and phrases In which Sen-jbnrk, W.C.Bivens of Wadesboro, F.P,
tor Harding thinks and In which he
expresses himself.
"The Senator's friends are fond of
comparing him with McKlnley, but
the resemblance Is mainly superficial.
Both came out of Ohio, but If Hard
ing Is McKlnley he Is a McKlnley
without McKlnley's personal charm,
a McKlnley without McKlnley's extra-
Hall of Gastonla, H. P. Harding of
Charlotte, J. M Matthews of Char
lotte, and Mrs T. E. Johnston i t the
State Board of Examiners will direct
she school. Course of study for sel
curing, renewing or raising certl.1-
cates wi'l be offered. The summer
school will be organized Into county
and state schools. Teachers are re-
ordinary skill In managing men, I quested to take text books now in use
McKlnley without McKlnley's, wide n the county schools. The school!
experience In public affairs.
"The Republican candidate
been a member of the United States
Senate for more than five years, but
his name la not Identified with any
Important act of legislation or with
any public service of consequence.
H bas voted as Penrose and Lodge
I will bo held at Eiddie University and j
h board and lodging will cost only J4
,r wee provided teachers furnish
their sheets and pillow cases. Ap-j
llicaiion should be made at once.
A good salesman Is usually a wise,
buyer.
Our Engineering Force
Are Experts in Subdivid
ing and Developing Property.
See us Before You Buy
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