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TIIE UNION' COITNTY PAPER EVERYBODY READS IT Hi: UNIO.X COUNTY PAPER EVERYBODY N?'EDS H he Monroe journ At PUBLISHED TWICE EACH WEEK - TUESDAY AND FRIDAY VOL 27. No. 14. MONROE, N. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1921. $2.00 PER YEAR CtSH SEEKS TO COLLECT TAX (.. ktiiiik'iiI litakctH I. ion for Nearly Three TIioii-jumI AgainM John knight ami Neiiro Amm uiI. one n protects creditors Tin Federal i v i nmeiit, seeking f make block ad i".-- an unprofitable aF well as a hazardous undertaking, h ;t- docket s li- n i:i tie clerk !' in .iri's office for 2 -' .""'''I against Jcr.n hnittn. ami Adam Wall. Clay t.n Wall and Isaac Blount, colored. La;-- Creek men. who were t'Hii vkted i:i the last l-nii of Superior court for t lit- illicit manufacture of whiskey. This siit'i represents u lax or. the estimated o.itput of the quar tet s Mill. A similar lien, amounting lo 2 2 " o . ha been docketed against Cy Mullis ti: d Jim Helms, of Marshvillo town sh P. hut this Is thou'-ht to be an r: r. ns Deputy Sheriff Paul Griffith Is under t tie impression that Helms was declared not entity, and that the ca-H against MnlHs still pending in federal court. Knight, one or the Lane Creek r.vn. is serving nn eighteen months road sentence, while the three iK-troes were released en the pay ment of a line. However, it Is doubt ful if the Judgment against them will ev.r be collected, as Adam Wall, the only land owner of the four defend ants, is said to be deeply In debt. An effort, it is said, will be made by the government to collert taxes lrm all of the Union county men who have been convicted of block ading in the past few months. Henry Halgler. who Is serving a term In the federal penitentiary. Is reported to have been assessed taxes amounting to several thousand dollars. In his case, officers say the government can eiiforce collection, hia holdings be ings estimated at a sum In excess of 115.000. A New Salem township convict blockader. anticipating the filing of a government lien against his property, has sought to protect local creditors by confessing to Judgments. Judg ments already docketed against him Include one for $225; one for $1150; one for $199.25; and another for $175. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE I .Hirst Happenings In and Around Monroe Mrs. J. F. Laney's "Near Kast Re lief" report will be printed In Tues day' Journal, lack of space having crowded It out of this issue. Dr. W. It. Cullum. for many years professor of Bible at Wake Forest college, will occupy the pulpit at the first Baptist church at both services Sunday. Mr. C. Ii. Hill and Miss IVrtha Taylor, daughter of Elder H. Taylor, all of Monroe township, were married Surday by Esq. S. A. Helms at his residence on Benton Heights. i'.cv. V. B. Homes closed a success ful meeting at North Monroe Ilaptist (hijich Sunday night. The church w:v- much revived and twenty-five Jul tied to the church. r'ossrs. Joe Heath, N. C. English, J. W. Hamilton, W. E. Fundobriirk and Ik Hlair returned Tuesday nf-tcMn-it from a fishing trip to Ever ett's pond, iiiiir Rockingham. They carght a number of Jack, trout and lid fins. Orovcll street Is entirely blocked to trarile from the Jail west, its it is being graded, curbed and guttered, an J the large culvert at the foot of thf jail hill is being relayed in stone. It is a much needed improvement, as the Btreet has been in bad shape for mi:;'(? time. Mr. T. A DeLancey, a Grange or g.ir.izer, will deliver an address at Uoik Kest Saturday evening at 7:30. As Hock Rest was the center of Gtange activities in this county al-inc-t half a century ago, much Inter est is being manifested in this ap proaching meeting. Superior court for the trial of civil cases, has been postponed from Mon day, March 28, to Thursday, March SI; t. lor the reason that Messrs. J. J. Parker, A. M. Stack and E. T. Cansler, attorneys in the Hoss will case, which it is thought will take up most of the court's time, be ing engaged In trying a case in Meck lerburg county. "Tito best and cheapest hotel in the state," is what scores of travel ing men ore saying about the Joffre since Mr. Isaac Brown, the manager, voluntarily reduced his rates about twenty-five per cent. Such service as can now be secured at Monroe's hotel, according to local traveling men, will cause many "knights of the grip" to spend Sundays here Instead of in Charlotte. The Monroe high school baseball team left today for Chester where tluy will open the 1921 season with the high school team there. The local lads have been practicing every after noon for the past six weeks and are in good shape for the opening game. On Monday they will Journey to Sal isbury for their second game, and on Tuesday will meet Ualrd's school, of Charlotte, here. Coach C. N. Bruner yesterday announced the line-up of the team as follows: Snyder, catch oi ; Williams, first base; Wray. sec one base: English, s. s. and p: Fair- ley, third base; Lanoy, r. f.; Fairley. M., c. f.; Horton. 1. f.; Crowell, s. s. and p.; LemmomlfWipRs, Pccrest and CaMwell. substitutes. Old poopVa menioi ics have no wrinkles i;-. them. Ben Greet Players In "As You Like It at Redpatlt Cliautauqua 99 I pine li nu: th t t.iir to i.i: umikiv.i i nn my , S ineilii'ig l hillins: lee Ftdiaue uud j Ill.-M' lilMII-. M.I) !!f t illlM' nf llll- I l oililc. Mirer;.) Spr.nrs. Hi. 1. Manli Vir. i l l Mis. Jul.n Fuieli of Moo- , in Miiiilav vi mi-. JiMiliS ii.il.. r. Mr Heinv ) !!. ;. i :n I Hiii-cii li.nl t:i me!' i '"MAN FROM HOME" IS ON j THE CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM Leo tu-et t'lajcr-. Will Ih pear in !uik eair t Hiiet.-lri n.a "A ..! 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A.. .M.H-,,.,1 aevide,;t OM-Mind at "-" the 1221 liedpalh fl.autau- CUlfL v s ' xJ fi-Tlvy T Mr. W. V. I'lyler's mill m Sat.r.oay. Hiua. beginning ',!...!;,-. Ap.il 2Stl.. 'JiK ? ' x HV: . IX' -U that muIN the mill '.Mu-ir. drama. I.... and d.,s(.hy all ri t 'V- sv : . . x , i . . ;j .kjL , " tfci k 11.. i i. iiii-iui ii.tn nti i-v ii 11111:. i v tiit'i. .rinp MMMMMHI 3: luji a l.e.ivy oak scantling and threw it .seven itavs irotr:uii. lauai...; ti.e mill, consideraiilv injur-1 The Nein .'niic. , t Company, iiiw .: and pluyiui; havw generally. I in uring u.. lii. t uMernoon. i I However, the power was turned oiT composed ....Minis; artists ot per- The famous Ben Greet Mayers, with a splendid oust, will appear on the fourth night of the Iiedpnth Chautau qua in Shnk4"wre's immortal comedy, "As You Like It." Sympathetic Interpretation ..f the dramatist's subtle nuiuor and Milium characterizations distinguish this excellent production, which possesses all the witchery of the et'a genius. Tho fourth nij,'ht will be one of the trong-st programs of Chautauqua week. 25PERCT.CUT IN PROPERTY ASSESSMENT FORECASTED beloie any one was hint. j sunalitv . JOHNSON OR HAWF1ELD I.Hd Stii-M mi the Dust I like value shall have been destroyed, Wlngate. March 24. Despite the ! agreeably to the returns made in ac-jbad weather large crowds are attend- I nm'il U'ith tllo lll'fivluillllrf nf tllltl i inn I n.i ,uii'lniui tlia. t. .... hutiur w.n- ....... . . . M.r.nnArv l"'"" ...v.. .... - ...- .i.r o i . . o ii.ov i KilK (NY ASSKSMIKiacl- I ducted in the high school auditorium tv vvvixi v t Mr. Barnes I'lyler bad a mule richt badly cut when it ran into a barbed wire It nee last Monday. Mr. V. V. I'lyler lift Tor Cn-.ns-linio Monday to allenil the state Woodmen camp. I understand that I'rospict has a chance to get a state appropriation McMII.I.. COLLEGE MATE Ifor a high school, provided enough OF MIEKWOOO AMI BEACH ! students ran be had. I have always J thought that if a high school was ev- The Tilo Were at Wake ForoM t'ol-jer needed in a place, it is needed lege Year Ago Former Wlngate here. The graded school has been L'oiinty Board to Itevlew VhIiihiIoiis. j by IJev. J. A. McMillan, of McCall, Either One Chii tiet the Job, Accord lug to Those Who r Close to the Count)' Officials. S. C. Much enthusiasm Is being man ifested. Rev. Mr. McMillan was in college at Wake Forest with Kev. A. C. Sherwood, the beloved pastor of the Baptist church here, and Prof. C. M. Beach, the highly efficient prin cipal of the Wlngate school. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Black of Badin here for sixteen years and 1 will say not more than a dozen of the five hundred students that have passed through thl school have ever com pleted their high school studies and only four or five have ever entered college. This is not a reflection on the children's ability to learn, how "The board of county commission era and the county board of apprais ers and review, heretofore appointed under chapter 84 of the public laws of 1919. shall meet jointly In each TO HA YE TOWNSHir ASSISTANTS j county on the first Tuesday after the 1 first Monday in April. 1921. as a Persons close to the county of- county board of review, to determine firials forecast a horizontal reduction ( if the value of real property, as here- ,are the guests of the latter's mother, of twenty-five per cent In the as-: tofore appraised and assessed In the! Mrs. Lydia Perry, sessment of real property and the ap- j county as a w hole, is In excess of the Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Small are being polntment of either Mr. P. H. John-! fair value of such property at the , congratulated on the birth of a son or Mr. W. D. Hawfield as county t time of meeting of such board. The 'daughter. tax supervisor when the county com- 'chairman of the board of county com-' iMiss Thelma Humphrey is teceiv- mlssloners meet here the tirst .won- mlssioners shall be the chairman of ing treatment in a Charlotte turn day In April for the purpose of com-1 the county board of review, as thus plying with the machinery act of constituted, and the clerk of the 1(21 in reference to the listing of board of county commissioners shall property for the ensuing year. be secretary of the said board. The The commissioners are said to said board shall make iironer inuuirv have agreed that property has demand investigation Into the existing ; ditches filled on the school campus. !of timber they seldom leave dined twenty-five per cent In value, values of real property, as compared! Wlngate was visited Saturday by tree. I'ii.'y feature with dis tinction versatility the tuneful and melodic compositions of the great American composer. Ethelbirt Nevia. Their truly artistic program will varied with clever im personations and popular ensemble numbers. "Aiueiiia Looking Ahead'' Is th lecture, nu the opening niulit. by Montavilh' Flowers, eminent, publi cist. This t (impelling speaker em phasizes th-" principles upon which the future t'iV and happiness ot the nation depea I. His is a stirring thought-provoUius; presentation Of. the problems of today. The Chapel Singers, on the second day, feature representative sacred music, beautifully sung. Their pro gram also offers a splendid variety of popular mini bets and will be sure to please the entire audience. ever, for not a school in me county r.cis a. uinns, lecnum on ma has turned out more first grade f-ecoud night, presents an Interesting pltal. Vr. Y. M. Bogan, who has been In Badin on business since the latter part of last week, has returned home. teachers than Prospect, and If we had that high school we would do busi ness. A friend called my attention to the foliage of pine trees dying. Since then I have observed that it is gen eral, and seems to have affected the scrub pine the most. Just what Is the cause I am not able to ascertain. Most people think it is the pine beetle at work, others the heavy sleet and cold of the past winter. If it should be the pine beetle as some think, it's goodbye tobacco patch, for they set dom do any damage before mid- Flowers have been replanted and summer and where they hit a section a living and this Is the amount of the reduc- with the assessed and appraised a former Wlngate boy, now living in Hon thev will seek to make. Whether : values thereof In the several cities, a neighboring town, who gave an ex- or not such a reduction will meet the towns and townships of the county; I hibitlon of fast automobile riding. 'approval of the state tax commission, and if it shall find that the assessed raising the dust to unusual heights, j for his legs jthe final arbiter, remains to lie seen. value of such property Is In excess So fast did he run his car that had There will be no change in personal oi the actual value, it snail find the the war been on the residents would propertv valuations, however. average percentage of such excess in certainly have thought that a German Neither Mr. Johnson or .Mr. liaw- the county as a whole or in the sev- zeppelin had suddenly fallen In their Mr. Carl Belk was home from and vitally Informative address on Bolshevism in Russia and Siberia. His interpretation of the soul of the Slavic race is authorative and chal lenging. Ot exceptional Interest are his experiences as a member of the famous Polish Legion. The artist's recital by the Mercer Company, on the third aftrenoon, will be highly appreciated and enjoyed. Harry Yeazell Mercer, well-knowa tenor, and Harold Kyres, violonist, are the feature artists of the com pany. The third night will be "ArtlstJ Night." A concert by the Mercer Company will be followed by an ln terpretative recital by Katharine Uldgeway. Miss Ridgeway has been field are in any sense a candidate, but It is stated on pood authority jthat either one can secure the Job. I The former is a candidate for alder man from his ward, and If he should the state tax commission than the twentieth day 1021. The values so report uccipt tho appointment he would b' be the the values at which the proti- the race, a- erty shall be assessed lor taxation, I'lexlijleiian Imicli Notes Services on Sunday next as follows: 10 a. in.. Sunday school, W. A. Ilen- supt.; 11a. tn., Worship a, id "0 p. in., Preaise service not Inter at nir tho aw i "U ncrnioii. linn in i- mi ".ini of Vnrll i Mn r I Tlu.mnsnii been n I . ! Sll llda.v of the clllllch Veiir ,t ahi.il ' f. i-iin. iy.. n ii.-iit uiiiu'W nf iiiiln. arrearages ne inaue up, rresnj ici i- a Charlotte hospital lor a few days j enthusiastically received iu all parts recently. He Is taking a treatment , of the United States. Pathos, fire and love of outdoor things, all con tribute to one central theme in her oral cities, towns and townships, and midst. The young fellow came bacR .derson, shall report Its finding so made to Monday and paid a small fine for vlo-, sermon ; forced to nttre from .the rtate con. I itution forbids one unless and until the same have been j from1 hoi 'ing t;vo offices. The salary (hanged and revised by the stale tax of the tax supervisor will be set by commission and certified to the board .the c oniiissio'.ers. of countv commissioners of such j Whoev r is r.ppoit.ted is Riven the county, wh!:ii shall be done not later nt'th'.'iit . undT the machinery art. 'than t.le f,,i ,;,y ,,f July, IliJl. to a;j'oi.it si? assistant from each j township, to le known us township I Hst - takers and ;;sse.ir.ers, whose duties are set forth, as follows: l mules ol A sesMirs. , determine R.iecltlc coiiinlaints of over- i ft liv enza. Mr. Jesse Williams, of Waxhaw, was a visitor here Sunday. It has been learned that the thieves who broke into the store of Mr. !!. L. McWhiiier a few weeks ago spent sometime in a tenant house on the farm of Mr. E. H. Williams. SKciflc Complaints. "The board of county commission ers of the several counties shall have ! and exercise authority to hear and Blue Is Seen lo Advantage in Maigne "The Kentiickiim's." al Auxiliary Apl. 4-6 Reporter. For Ahlenintn Ward 'Hire". 1 hereby announce mysel fa candi late for Alderman from ward three subject to the liemocratic primary. J. T. Sltl'TK. Monte made a 1 "Each towmiiip list-taker and as- valuation or under-valuation of any the Cecil He .Mille production of J sensor appointed under the authority particular tracts of real property, j "Something to Think About," has i(if this act shall advertise in five or 'and after the general equalization probably the strongest role In his more public places within the town-! order provided for in the proceeding screen career In the Charles Miiiine ship not later than the twentieth day i subsection has been made, any per- production of "The Keiituckians," I of April, notifying all taxpayers to, son who owns property subject to the well known John Fox, Jr., novel. return to him all real and personal . taxation and who finds that said , which comes to the Strand Theatre j property which each taxpayer shall property stands assessed for taxation, j Monday next. He enacts the role of (Own on the first day of May, and said after such equalization order has : Boone Stallard, a Kentucky nioun- return shall be made to the list-taker i been made, at an amount in excess ; taineer, who goes to the legislature during the month of May under lheOf the actual value of such property with the ambition of winning omanrl- pnlns and penalties imposed by law, ; on the first day of May, 1921, may ' pntlon lor his fellovvmen. and naming the times and places M 'have the right to have the same re- j No sooner does he attend a session I which he will be present to receive assessed and reappraised by the said of the legislature than he has a clash 'tax lists. The township list-taker board, by filing with the clerk of the with Randolph Marshall, a Kentucky land assessor shall obtain from each ! board of county commissioners, some aristocrat, who vows that the only taxpayer a full, complete and detailed ;time during the month of May. 1921, way to get order into the mountain- niary 'statement of each and every piece an application in lorm ana substance ous regions is to disrupt me moun- program. Miss Rldgeway's excep tional art is enriched by delightful wit an da charming personality. The famous Ben Green Player? with a splendid cast appear on he fourth night In Shakespeare's great Let all comedy. "As You I.Ike It." Sympa thetic interpretation of the dramat ist's subtle humor and brilliant char acterizations distinguish this excel lent production which possexes uil the witchery of the poet's pmius. I A popular concert by the National ! Male Quartet Is the routine of the 1 tilth afternoon. This organization is 'notable for an unusually blending of 'exceptional solo voices, and for rare musical and entertainment ability. I Quartet music of the highest type as i well as humorous Impersonations by l haiiea cox, manager of the compa ny, render (he program thoroughly dolightrul. A biu Chautauqua feature will be lr. Frederick Monsen's illustrated lecture on the fifth night. "The Truth About Mexico" is especlall valuable because it includes a vigor ous presentation of personal experi ences with such men us Dial. HuerU, Villa. Carauza and Obregon. The lecture Is Illustrated by magnificent pictures. Dr. Frank L. Loveland's challenge For Alderniiin I'oiiH'i W.tid. j(ng address on "The Perils of Dem I hereby anounee mvself a candi- ncrarv" is the result of extensive in- Mlibnnks ''or Alderman. We, voters and taxpayers of ward .". present the name of Mr. P. F. F.u- I hanks as the logical candidate for ul- Bltie, the big westerner who dernian from our ward. There Is no distinct succtss recently in one more efficient. VOTERS. For .Mayor. I hereby announce myself a candi date for mayor, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. T. FRANK LIMERICK. For Aldeiinan Fourth Wnnl. I hereby announce inyselt a candi date tor Ahl.rniiui irom !':" fourth vvtrd. siibject to the Demo' i 'tic pri maty. W. E. FFNDKUBl'llK. date for Alderman from the foul th wstigalions both at home and In Eu ward, subject to the Democratic pri- V. H. WOOD. His lecture on the sixth after- and kind of property, real, personal,! as follows: and mixed, which said taxpayer shall i own on the first day of May, together ! with, ns near as possible, the true i value In money or all such property! owned by him or them, or which! may be under his or their control ns agent, guardian, administrator, or otherwise, and which should be listed Ifor taxatlou; and it shall be the duty !of said township list-taker and as sessor to ascertain by visitation, in vestigation, or otherwise, the actual cash value in money of each piece or class of property In his township, and to list such property at its actual value for taxation. He is hereby au thorized and empowered to adininis j ter oaths In all cases necessary to ob j tain full and correct Information con cerning any taxable real and personal property In his township. Listing tn Off. Years. "Except in the year when there shall be an assessment of real prop- ierty, and except as otherwise , provided in this act, the town ship list-taker and assessor shall list 'To the Board of County Com missioners: county. ""I hereby make application for the reassessment of the real property hereinafter described, for the reason that the said property Is now assessed in ex cess of Its actual value on the first day of May. 1921, and do hereby certify that In my best Judgment the actual value of the said property on that date was as it is stated here to be: DESCRIPTION Location Condition Acreage Assessed value Actual value May 1, 1921 (Signature of complainant) . tninotiH country. A feud In the moun tains causes Stallard to (lee to his oeonle and he demonstrates success fully that he can rule them. When Hubjeet to the action of the Denioera he returns to Frankfort, planning to tic primary. LEK BROOM nsk the hand of the governor's daugh- , rope. noon stimulates a patriotism based on a sane and sturdy Americanism. It itillu a Oumiiiiii in lli.iuu .I'lva t? I hereby announce myself , candi-1 1C01lnmic mm,st uaie I or Aiueii.iau iruni nam i. 'or Alderman From 'Ward One. ter In marriage, he Is brought to sudden realization of the difference .between the mountaineers and the Blue Grass people and refrains from any such step and the picture closes with the assumption that Marshall wins the girl. A Statement from Kev. Mr. Snyder. To the Editor of The Journal: For Mayor. I hereby announce myself a candi date for mayor, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. J. D. McRAE. For Alderman, Filth Ward. "The Man From Home," on the sixth night, is one of the most suc cessful ot modem comedy dramas. The plot centers around the advent ures of an eccentric young lawyer and his efforts to save his ward, a roman tic title-hunting girl, from a conspir ing family of the "fine flower" of Europe. Thrilling situations, bub bling humor and clever acting make I hereby announce myself a candi- this play an exceptionally popular the lands in his township at the val uatlon previously assessed on the erty on the first dav of Ma v. one same, and shall list and assess all j thousand nine hundred and twenty 'personal property in said township. ' one." iSurh township list-taker and asses-! Jsor shall correct any parcel of real j Card of Thank. property on which any structure of i We wish to thank our pinny fri i-' ;ver on hundred dollars value tuny, both white and colored for tip' ' .have been erected or Improved In ex- ness shown I's t'iroush t'"- ' ' test of the value of one hundred do!- and death of our father tml ' . -. .,i brs, or on w hich any structure of the j it. J. and Jaae Coviiiyi j:i. I desire to call attention to the er roneous Idea of the patrons of the schools of Union county in regard to the attendance law. The law excuses from attendance those providentially hindered only. The board of edura- "Any citizen of the county may file tion in session In March advised the complaint of the under-valuation of i chief attendance officer in cases of any real property In the county, or dire need he could grant a working the board, of its own motion, review permit. I am informed that some the valuation of any property that It have already taken advantage of this finds to be valued at more or less ( and have misled the attendance of- than the actual value of such prop- fleer. I desire to call your attention ward, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. J. W. FOWLER. Following a del; ,htful musclal pro gram on tho lust afternoon, Wallace Bruce Amsbary, author and Interpre ter, will give a lecture-recital, lis renews for his audiences the elusive charm and wholesome humor of James Whitcouib Riley. Entertain- to threr considerations, first, the in terest of th? child, second, regard for the law, and third, the oath that must he made to se- ure this erm't. It is my deiirc to ri"'i l rvc-v Fpnliri'il f.o- ; r-.iii and 1 !" !' :e.-.;ert tiv.t the applicant I ' e - ith me Voiti's for d-j iiati-eial development. E. C. Suyder, ! W County Welfare Officer. d'-s For .Mayor. I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of Mayor of the City of Monroe, subject to the action of the . ing sketches from the life and works Democratic primary.. J. C. M. ANN. of Riley are interspersed with Inter . , , ... , Jesting personal reminiscences of the l or Alderman V nm i 1 otirtli Yard . b(,0ved Hoosier poet. Mr. Amsbary We. the rotors of the fourth ward. s bo, , entertainer and a lecturer, hereby announce the candidacy oft As a fitting close to a delightfully Mr. J. . Lathan ns alderman from entertaining an,i up-to-the-minute our ward, subject to the action of nroRrain como- Ra,,,h Bingham. on tho Democratic primary OTERS. of Amorloa f,rolltt fun makrs, a I humorist of the highest order. Ten 'thousand performances throughout For Alderman Ward Four. t tii.t(.l,v nnnnnnitA tui-ur.lf o i.un.11- ,1'f for Alderman from ward four, j Jh,".,ro",,,r,-f have ,npRl his :..:hi,.t to the action of the Demo- ,an," 'il..,hp noVh- "". " critic: primary. J. M NHAM Bl'NDY. we.-t. and ; Wit, wisdom, niiisic, drollery th enliven his prn;:tam. ha'.'ver ?o leave to Cod, God) Nothing but a , good life ran fit and lilesjes tis. I people for a better one.