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i j -4 S i - fAfiE TWO tiif mo.vroe iornxAU ri i :nv. may toci. FTfrrrr rA.;Fs 1 - Popular Comedy Drama, "The Man from Home," Sixth Nighf at Chautauqua p. in tfl Ui i ', II t-! . 14- . ' V. CiJjiT,?-r.7f I I J I 1 "If lCL,'-ai I II i N&fei - ,s 3648 f Site v l1 V Kj. t ir-vwf 'i w-V: rrts4. -frhj-p I "The Man from Home," prarklins couitilv lr:aua, will ln ti.n i n the sixth nij;lit of tbo coming lUHljiath Cliuutauqun. Tlu rocorU-lireuking nurcess of the luy iLrouuSmut the country has been largriy due to ItJ wholesome Amerloinism, Its seasoning of delightful shirvd!it.s, and Its humorously complicated plot. The play Is rh h with amusing and sometimes almost tragic situations, resulting from the clash U'tween mldwestt in American Idoals and Old-world class distinctions. The characters are drawn from real life. Their yuaiuiiiesses, their absurdities, their lovuhleness and eccentricities, all are marked by the sure craftsmanship of those popular playwrights, Booth Tarklngton and Harry Leon Wilson. ' The Clancy Kids It Goes Risht To The Skin v PERCY L. CP.05BY 5f rttbt. b lit y.-Clur Htm: ptpf t cl'.r! my Coy.' uHy 1 ticKeo Me J mro of? uves J0M6 RAIN MUJFT iNMl l iM'ildi Muik Kooc Moonshiners adopt inaiiv meihods f proilncin tlioif iiiii it v.arcs and pay little attention to wiii tiitr or not it is poi-ioti wlon tinisltfd. say? !i. R. Sanlley, proliililtion enloi :.;e!'t officer for the west rn iiist: K t of Kentucky. Potash or lye l ustd to and in 'i : ny i , poi-on. lie de clared. "Vli:s!;i y that is perfectly clear is safe," he said, ' lint if it Is niuiKy, the drinker had heller watch out, it may he poison." It is Impossible to make d-.ir whiskey in anything but a co' p. i ftill. he said. The mash gle anueu kick to me poods, ne makes no impression on copper, whi -u aid, 'and also to increase the death Is us toed "at the end of fiftv ye.ir rate." Iluckeyes are incorpovted to as when used the first iim.". ' produce Dead and molass- s in quan tity is used to increase the amount. The stills in whii h lii'.n u ef the moonshine whiskey nr..! re not always copper, Mr. Sauilty said. It is a well-known fart that distilled spirits when made in nnvihinn but a copper still and worn, and parti." i larly when the mash comes in cv.: tact with b ad, are highly (ia"..-'"Viis 8' 'OBI oi l. The father ami cliildnn aros'.'j litelnei in the Spiloutline, about midnight and slipped awayj Cue oi the hert expositions of the from home in a live passenger tour-; only way by which normal business ins car and without lotting anyone conditions can return to the country know where they intemud oinii. Mi. la lound in the Springfield Kopublt raiker is about 40 years old and it ls;can: said this is the second time he has; Man makes a mess of it but fcivo h ft home unceremon.ously, on the natuie a chance and she will pull man Hist occasion staying away several out tf many a hole. With the ah months. Mrs. Parker states that she j blue with pessimism over the busl knows of no i -as oi vr , it!ur the ness outlook, spring shows a wlntei husband or th children to leave, w heat crop in excellent condition all Spencer Ian l.eaes Home. without making known tni ii inten- over the wheat belt indicating 10 Mrs. John Parker, wife of former tions. She b.-iU'c they hae gone days hence an abundant harvest. Here rnidoy of the car department of the ;o a distant Antr and decs i ot tx- is a constructive facfor not to be Southeiu shops at Spencer, Is con- pect to return soon if ever. ' overlooked. An immediate return ot sidwaMy alarmed over the sudden country-wide prosperity no well-In- disappt arance or her husband who. North: "Why bother to ak the formed person now anticipates. A left home unceremoniously shortly ; janitor to do that?" long pull against the adverse factors after midniuht recently talcing with' Weft: "Because it really makes no lies ahead. But agriculture will go him two sons a daughter 14 years difference whether it's done or not." I far toward restoring lost motion in the Industrial machine. I The new wealth It is now necessary I to produce will not come from the IIIIIIIIIIIIBkllllllllllllllllllllllllll sweat of salaried leaders and lobby-! lets of farmers- organizations in Save Money When Young ENJOY IT IN .AFTER LIFE. Young men who would enter the decline of life in comfortable circumstances should begin to save now. The approved modern method of saving is a sav ings account in the home bank. This bank invites young men and young womea to join its family of savings depositors. One dollar opens a savings account, and any sum may be deposited thereafter. - n HKiiuiKion driving me congressional i a i Politicians to enact an emerceiicv w i tn fit'ntwt f;irm nrnftiifta Tha pnv. to enact an emergency to protect farm products. The gov-. eminent can produce no wealth by I 'law. What will happen Is that thej .western farmers will hereafter raise,' Monroe BanK&TrustCo. f It. B. Redwinc, Pres. i H. B. Clark, Cashier. i battip ii n I forma nf ihn vnl f-mn srprs. - i new i-i(j t?u a iuiu-ii luwer cusi uubis yvbi oi civiiiza minmnny in view ui white with bright grei'n farinps pone THE UNIVERSAL CAD man in recent years ana tnus restore (tnc lact mat us prosperity is so lar (ni, g0id-laced liveries of piqueurs hut iiiaiKi" irom. .ucuii n one me oepeiiueiu on iia e.ion nnu impuii an(j valets do chlens The mandate icvrre economy cf the producers will trade. ; now devolves on the perfects; and ; depress traae n me ; manufactured ; - the actual work is carried out-with goou.H consumed oy inem. ever.iur.iiy .....: .undiminished efliclency. It nittBt be the purchasing power of the Ameri-' The grand louvetler, the ro?t of- adtnittcd by private gentlemen of ran i. miis win te resioieu. in n n neer. cnargca to supervise me worn nleans nnd sporting spirit who appre oeins to come uaiK tne mail oiner oi ine provincial woil-masiers pf,.- .kB hnor nf fuinilinir thp his- H B $110 f. o. b. Detroit With Spring comes the Rush Season for Ford Cars Each year thousands have been compelled to wait for their cars after placing their orders. Sometimes they have waited many months. By placing your order now, you will be protecting yourself against delay. You will be able to get reasonably prompt delivery on your Ford car. And you will have it to enjoy when you want it most this spring, x Won't put off placing your order. Don't put off placing your order. Henderson Iflotor Company MONROE, N. C. Ford Cars Ford Trucks Fordson Tractors Ford Sen ice. Genuine Ford Parts ; iKaiciiii2BDniiaiaaascciiia8iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii hcures of the west will be the fifst throughout the kingdom, was a very j toriral duties of the former lieuten a,to notice it. ai present tne reports , great personage. . indeed, mis oi!iceianls ae louvetiers with the help otj I in inese pieai mereiiHiiuisniK BKeiines i w as pernaps tne one unaeniaoie fuch skillful and experienced ranters H disclnse no sign of revival. February ficient anions nil those created by the j ra lllv f,on,j 0f 0iai nt the forest g shh soi ?ears. hocuuck vo., oei ini-. ancient regime, it was swept away,;,ousp of g Jean-aux Hols Tiino.eon cd 50 per cent from thoae of Febru-1 however, with the rest by the hurrl-:,,f th imeiTlng carbine. ' aj'ary, 1920. jcanei of the French Revolution with j , How long It will take agriculture a renilt that ought to have been fore-1 ('opv OF FVTKY I to come back In this country depends j srcn a result eo disastrous that " j ' of rourse on ninny variable elements, within a very few years a decree ! but so far as the cost of labor Is con-' passed on February 7. 1797 ("13th. No. 1073. M. C. Long. Entry Taker ginned the farms and plantations of ; Pluviose, year V of the Iteptfblie One i for fnlon county: m iha u n ml a,utl filimilil Kn nhlo tn onrl I nA i v lul Kl ' onnnfrl i n it In tlio! m ', mi, mm tl.U oir at rnnuliliirnlilv Ipk L. .rnni...'nl if Iho i-n li.n ,1 n r I I The Undersigned, being a CltlZC I cost. Much negro labor drawn to (the Revolutionary government had to.f l,nlon .coun,y 1 tate of NorthJ northern states by war wages nas rev ve a moat Integrally the old royal VJ,u,7"',r ? . . mi lac feu der be! ker thci kill. run. hsel tn Iho pnllnn h,.1t ThpUr.ll...,,.... onnrnlnff tha n-nlf.inn.. I that the following tract Or pal'COl Ol! unemployed army of the cities will 'tern, which had proved so beneficent i land to-wlt: Lying and being inj n,,n,..ii Uo 'Morw nninrlu ijionroe lowiinnip, vmun cuuiii, . Napoleon, most precise organizer.., on the waters of Richardson creek ri.nl .for. f.rlhr .nH .Mn.llv rA. iBlld DlOre fully described 88 follows: eRt.hiished the ancient oftlce ofi Bounded ou the caU by the Stew aril rnnil innuit e hitnfot In rhlnf land: on the north by the lands ol who was emec'ted amone manv other ! W. K. Marsh; on the outh by th things to watch and report to him i ' Houston and McCauley, ami tha wni-v nf wnif rte.imrtinn The , on the west by Mrs. Itoyte and est! first officer to bear that responsibll- to contain twelve acres. moH ltv in the emnlre was no less a person ir " uu "uu una-ru ihm th. .( Mar.h.i lwthier theiPriated land belonging to the state o oik ji. nn maintain hi ntd stand-1 h. m nr u-..r.m. ha mhn ruoivint hi North Carolina, and Is subject to r- ard of living. The American farmers j first lessons In the military art with tr . the claimant lays claim td m an -nnnmlc eroun are not now i l .fnveltn In the War of Indeoend-i na Pr) 'or erani tor same this year niake labor cheaper In the grain belt of the Middle West. The economic process may be cruel In its humanitarian aspects, but the lower standard or living enforced on mil lions of people by hard times does bring results sooner or later. Of rourse wbea those In control of the government talk about maintain ing American standards of living. they speak In a sense. A man out of maintaining the standard of living ence they had attained before war pros- Napoleon III. diminutive nephew perlty burst. Europe's standard of of the great one. but an equal stickler living, compared with that before the for imperial pomp, maintained the war will be severely depressed for at post of grand veneur and with It the least a generation. Take the worm j duties of relentless wolf harrying. This the 26th day of March. 1921 M. C. LONG. Entry Taker. W. L. EARNHARDT. Claimant! TAKE NOTICE: The above cam ed W. L. Earnhardt, -claimant, hai had the lands as above described ai " as a whole ana u win pay ior mt , ineoince nas Deen aorogatea nnaer ; enterea surveyea oy vvm. Mcv;auiey war through a lower standard of liv- the present French Republic. Gone an! said survey Is now on file In mi Ing for years to come, and It Is not to g the lavish establishment of the office subject to inspection by an b expected fhat the United States royal or Imperial hunter In chief; persons Interested. f ! 1 1 1 n .h.r. nf ffhrt ffltA nf the pnnA Ih. nivliaH riAla pnna thn hand- ' 1 P tlVri TTnlr. Tqfrai i (
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