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im: moi;ik joi it u, r::i:v. my it. nGITT PAt.fS 1 4 ... 4 " Y'i 1 4 M ""I ' . . 5 V 4 , i , - '. J. ", i - v7 : :. Jf SI d Theai Ire Monday and Tuesday, lay 1 6 h 1 7 Paramuont Presents ee ffe IhsMe f the Cusp A Cosmopolitan Production (iilded gentry of the "better sort" Prattling of "social standing" Defiling the church with their heartless hypocrisy Building their empty pride with the blood and toil of others. And then that other sort of person! The heart-hungry girl who finds the narrow path too hard The boy who tries, loses, stumbles down The poor who riot when their "betters" steal their homes. Two mighty human millstones, grind out life, drama, radiant romance in the thrilling scenes of this great picture. story of dark souls filled with light b the power of a boundless love From the Noted Novel by Winston Churchill. Admission 10 and 25c. ri.iE MONROE JOURNAL Juiuleil l.H)t by the irtM'ii( om net's, U. M. Bculc Mini K. F. HtMfclcy. C. M. BEVM.EY UusiiittM lfir. JOHN BCAS1.EY, Kdilor W '11 1 K M M Flit siB-scuirnox bate Oh Year FRIDAY. MAY iX BONUS OK WREl'T TAXATION Bonds or a direct tax wiM be tho issue in tho road election, if twenty Jive per cent of tho qualified voters demand it, not tood roads. and it Vill cost the county about J 700 in actual cash and some thousand dol lars in losses occasioned hy delay in ViovidinK maintenance funds for the ro Ja to give the people the oppottu Jii:y to make their choice as to which lutthod $23o,0(ii. the minuimim amount necessary to liquidate the In debtedness of the old boa id. to pay for the erection of a number of need ed bridges and to complete rwid proj ect now tinder way, will be raised. And knowing the people of this coun ty too well to oven think fiat they lo title ort. H ..!! . l' "iii - ni.i n of llowllo h ue clown p.niK'n.v over tin fact thai i ho i oeent cold weather ha probably dan:i: d l'ie wld crai'e and pei si in moil crept The' vild flUit. are what I no peopl. Oi t'ii. Mi'tion rely r.pon. Tli-t mum. i" 1. 1.- i... v., ...... .,, ,.r., . in m . .1 .1 .j .1 . ntij uriu, iroui ieui;ion to town pov- ". u in sun Anionic man were sav 1r1.1t. ami hi o:ter to scm.-ii mo m.u-i in sunje.t was, "'rime it. eminent. et he ruus a pro.p roug ed. yet this town is not a bad one as (or detnut. ly tie M ux lie Loafers Cause and Prevention." Mr. Loose newspaper in North Carolina, ill a towns go. He also said that there unn i.:is appoint i .' i e k anu nirnuriy v an nea t ol trie D:nkor. small town at that, and makes every ' were more unsaved people in the Caie IUop to in vest 10 ;nd lepori prot.t tive association. I'inkerton do- issue bristle with some form of unor-1 world today than there wore when to the clili 111 li'UHlar s -.-.. ll. Utlv teetive ao'lwv. and lor 17 vears him llioiiow He has even heon ..l.vt.-.t i Christ :i nn nih Wmn ih... at the pos.oinco. ieon a member of the I hicaco police 10 the legislature. How he tots away he argued that the church was not i nv so lu my stock ACTl'AL FACT oi'ltwis OKtiAM.ATlOX Xow most c.f the .... . i 1 X Hum. . , . OF Kl' KI.FX kl.A HFBK j is put upon the iioii-essontiaN Lis-1 ' s,i" ' "P "" on in Chicago?" IVio. t.ve l i. .. N-'kf Here. - - lenin-j to the sermoii and the fine aM ,n transcontinental aviator as Ni ..ibor houhl Be tnie.l. (onm.ne.1 fiiMii luKe One (music I was had to think that alter, ,hev Pas,,,'1 v'r Buffalo. Pe.! of o'd fa!iioned relicion is nl. Mr. Saunders is one of tho most, all i3 said and done one can set thei ""J 11 wo' trouble you." replied .:.' i. ;.l io.t ot modern crime, hc- rema;ka!)le men in North Carolina.' woith of his money from a pood l,,.e n'rv0U8 passenger. I believe I -o:d:ug to H.uiy J Loose, widolv He is a Rood man. vet he antagonize church more than anvvheN u Th i stay aboard till vou come to vonr lore na.- I'oen maiij h.ioin it.viie. wno loci on red licit ii:ty neatly all the usual beliefs in; preacher said more people wore un- 1 regular stop, the Condi-ion of this ,n the last chaiiiam!i:i. every field, irom religion to town kov-'saved In San Antonio than were gav- I Special Notices One cent a word each insertion. inntoi s.ui ,ners, no eannoi wine uepaitment. witn It Is a mystery to me. He is not living up to Its opportunities. Yet very good. otd red a ,uir of suspend-, Mr. Loose decla.ed that "white aJiaid to ssy or do anything in thejthere was assembled a congregation ers with polished buckles, from ajsbker.V is an actual fact, and ex- world that he wishes to do. and yet he perhaps larger than all the congreea- mail ordei bouse which advertises. pressed his desire for mothers to is not a bully uor a brazen face. Heltions In Monroe of all denomination . no good sent on approval or re- realize it soon as possible. He re- attacks day in and day out the most 'at the same time. This Is a Metho-! k i i y ea '&' of grocery goods at Mineral Springs to u. secrest, and he will continue the business. J. A. Price. turned." He receive! something he hi ted one Instance of a 10-year-old influential neoDle. and fears neither dist congreeatiou worshiiminir tem. does not know any thins about; does 'girl being lured awgy from home to personal violence uor social nor bus- porarily In this structure while the not know it it is even intended to. me "breaking in flat, saying that iness ostracisms. And I don't suduosq church house Is belli e made m-er Tha Im worn. He wrote the order as; this case was but one of the many he ever owned a pistol In his life. He plainly as ho could but presumes the, that he knew. Thousands of young is a wonderful fellow. There Is none one who got it could not read very; girls disappear every year, never to other like him so far a I know, well. According to the advertise- return, he said. The Traveller's Aid ment he will have to keep it. lift Unreport for 1919. he said, showed that1 Did you go to church on Mother's use as he has for it. Us.200 girls disappeared during the Day? The service which I attended Zero Peck has had a boil on his year in the United States. was held in a big Oat wooden struc- nock for several days and has been; "Mothers. Instruct your daughters," ture erected for a revival. It re- cutting all sorts of capers, a stranger j he urged. "Talk frankly and would entertain the idea of a direct thankful that be has a boil. tell minded me of the liverv stable meet- was here yesterday who was suiter , them what may happen. inga that were held in Monroe so ing from a cancer which had eaten "Young girls, when you go to the many years ago. It was a Methodist one side of his head off. Zero isjeity. pay no attention to the conver- congregation, and there were ali the now behaving better and seems nation of the silken woman here and old time reminders of revivals in there. She is what we call a come camp-meeting tents, even down to the tax sufficient to raise such a large The unemployment problem hasal-.on. Also leave alone the well-dres.- sawdust floor. I even thought of old siiiu, even if scattered over a niuubtr , ways worried tne nsn in near i rooK.'ed young man at the station, wno I'ncle Rod Plyler's Indignation many Of years, we are forced to the conclu sion that an election would be but a Waste of time and effort. The money will be forthcoming our A stranger was in Hngville this stands bv ready to give you Informa- vears ago when he was told that a week selling a recipe for making (ion. If you want to ask for Infor- stranger at camp-meeting' said he paw paw pie. church sits opposite the largest hotel in the city and across the corner from Travis Park, a bautlful four acre park right up next to the business section. This sermon corroborated an Idea tint I have before expressed in these articles; namely, that if Christianity I not larger than the churches the world is in a bad way. This Is what the people leave out of consideration when they sav that the world is getting worse Insteal of better. per SWEET POTATO plants. $2.25 per thousand. Plenty on hand. H. C. Nash A Company. FOR SALE Good horse apple vine gar. SO cents a gallon. Get your supply while it lasts. Vander Simpson, one mile north of Watson church. NOTICE The Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptist church has for sale Marigold, Petunia and Zinna plants. Call phone 373-J or 8S-J. - I Monroe Market. The Kmjr.'H Molasses Are Known Cotton long staple 13 to 1!) Far ami WWe as the Yery Best (Cotton good middllas 11.50 Cottn middling 10.50 Continued from nag. one. Cotton stains 5K-6 A large number of mation. ask a policeman, or even a would not en m in that airnw mm ' to their old tunnel. Thev live unnn Cotton Seed 21c. people bought from him. and are man n overalls. For heavens sake, and kneel down even if he had to goM'Pon grain, the tender roots of corn EKKs guinea 20 from one source or the oilier If tho now a bit panicky over it. as there leave the others alone." to hell for it. But the sermon was 'and other vegetation. By the long'kggs hen 25c bonds are defeated, the com mission- w ill be no paw paws to try it on .r. Loose bi'lieves that suggestive not the same. It had the outward iugk in the mouth, they live undoubt- sl,rin chickens. ... 40-60 or 40c lb. ers, possessing too much business before fall, and they fear before that moving pictures are an Incentive to earmarks but Inwardly It would have edly on some Insects. Their fus U ot ' Hens 65-70 or 20c lb. judgment to permit the $500,000 at-, time he will be so far gone that they erlme. He spoke of the work of the been considered treason twenty-tlvej some value and is the softest of the ! Roosters . 10e lb. ready spent on road construction to cannot catch him. in case it does not Chicago censorship board, saying years ago. It was good common animal family. It varies in color from Peas 12 to $2.25 go to waste for lack of road mainte- work and they should want their mat. with the help of women mem- sense and mighty good religion, but light gray in summer to dark brown 'Corn market dull at 90c, nance, will borrow the money in au- money bark. 'hers, the objetrionable parts were fundamentally it was a pica for prog-! in midwinter. Many people in Union j Butter 12H-20 itcipaiion or iiiture tax levies, anu i no rosiiuasier saj an n cupped irom lite pictures Dei ore pun- ressar.d change to suit and fit the country nave never seen one although i "ms zu-za times, a plea to hold to the essential ! they have seen their burrows. Their Cabbage 2c lb. things and forget the unessential. there you are: And in the meantime, not get on the water wagon got run ij0 exhibition. while the question is argued pro and over by it. The late model wagon; -ni after the picture leaves Chi ton, forcing the commissioners to de- seems to be so designed and built cago," he said, "these parts are glued lay their decision as to w hich method that none ever fall off. back on again and shown to boys nd they shall seize upon to raise the Hub Smotheis started a few days Rra nialler cities and towns.' needed funds, miles and mile of hno ago to make a note of all the things , n,, j,0 gpofce of the feminine highways are slow ly degenerating in- he could think of that are annoying "nhop lifter." and told of many in to mud holes for lack of an occasional to him, hut ho soon ran out of paper, 'stances where goods were stolen from drafting. : He has since been trying to think Chicago stores, the loss annually he. . m 'of something pleasing to himself,, in8 $12,000,000. THFliF IS OLD tJF. i but has not succeeded as yet. he( Mr l,)os, exhibited several tools ' .' ' ' .. ' . , .. ... thinks probably due to the fact that Ui,0d hy crooks, and explained the r. operly speakinc , thoie . no old Rbou, ,h(J h ,(.ln(, ,0 collect ! mothod9 d(twtives use in gaining in- age.' but 'p n ual decay, accord. tnou.ht. hia wlf c,g ln on him ; formation leading to arrests. ng o Kicnara i.e oauiene w umg ab)ut Mraethln(t usual feeding time Is at night and! Good fat steer 6c lb. gross about two p. m. Hogs 16c net. in Harpers Magazine. Hc likens youth to a quality, a spiritual energy The Assistant Constable has put III Cotton For Herman Children Roaches a el-oat deal of time the past winter, lii't and says that "tho loot less prompt an(J th(g 8pHnf, on,,,rlini, data to be i The first 15rt bales of American to iiieet the morning dew is no val d evidence of growing old. any more than to lose a les; in battle. Fussy physical nrtivitUs are not tin only tests of youth. That brain of Soph ocles which gave u his greatest play et ninety is more to the point, as also that famous saying recorded of him, in reference to the cooling ol the pas sions with the years, that to grow old iistd by him in his work In the cotton donated to the oerman rtiir future. He lias managed to get the drens fund has arrived at Bremen measure of every person's foot In from Galveston. The cotton will be town except the Postmaster's, who converted Into clothes for children. Is not supposed to get into any' It Is reported hero that more than meanness. j 2. Sort bales of cotton already have been coll'-eted and are ready for ship- Thiifs ti.MMl. '""nt to Germany. Customer - What's good tod iy. t'litiiMl. was like being set free from service Otto? ; "Have vou read that motion pic- to a band of madmen. ! Waiter - - A Judge's ruling to iie'tllro tar description of bin dom-.tio "Because we grow wiser and stron-, effect that a restaurant customer 'i:'1 sorrows?" ger. less selfih and generally useful to pay for only what he orders, though i ,. hve." replied Miss Cayenne, to our fellows with the passing of , he may consume all food served him. ..njl, patho Is as rough as his com the years is not to say that we have ' Buffalo Express. iedy." Washington Star. lost our youth, ll only means that we have learned how to employ it. We do not run in every direction as We did. We know a little better what we are doing. 'T what we want to do; lint the motive force that enables us to do it is that same energy whi.-h once drove us to make fools of our selves at the beginning and still pro vides the same 'swjit means to radi ant ends.' "Decay, disillusion. we,u iiu--s; we menr. these thing:' when we apeak of growing old,' bill we fail to reali,e j that these are no neeessiiy nccompa- ' g Iiluieiits of the year. We may, en- j fortunately, inherit them, or uoiuiv them, like bad habits, or through neglect of a proper cart and ( xe:ci:i , of our spiritual selves. Spiritual aed Intellectual laziness makes most por- B sons 'old lfore ihoir time.' if w' lose interest In life, life will soon lo-e ) lnl,.,.iut I., 1. 1, no,! It i liwt atl fmuui- 1 nle to achieve a piecocious seniuiy in i the twenties as at any later period i f our lives." - ! Friend Must Hold the Bottle. I If you must take a drink with your friend be sure to Insist on said friend holding the bottle while the fluid gurgles down your parched throat. Otherwise you will be fctiilty of break ing a widely known iaw named after a fellow Volstead. Judge E. V. Webb, who should be nn authority on dry laws a well as all other kinds of laws, so ruled last week at Salisbury federal court, according to a local attorney who attended. j If your friend offers you a drink and you take the bottle In your hand no matter how small an amount It may contain then you are guilty un-j der a strict construction of the Vol-; atead law of having whiskey In your possession. "For purposes of sale,", is not a necessary addendum under the national prohibition law, for this, law does not recognize the lawful pos- session of whiskey. Another federal Judge has recently , held tiiai a nan cannot be guilty of j etealii'g whiskey, because the Iaw nays whiskey has no ,K- t1 i and you can't a steal a thing that i lias no value. j BBiBunEiBiaiii '::-:";x-x-:"-H":"!-:'-ww i "The Inside sfThe Inside of the Cup" f of the Cup" Winston Churchill STRAND THEATRE MONDAY and TUESDAY. Winston Churchill " STRAND THEATRE 2 ? MONDAY and f ; TUESDAY. i SEABOARD Air Line Railroad SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 28th at lil.01 A. M. Tralna Arrlta No. 14 from Charlotte .... S.60 a.m. No. 12 from Atlanta (:I0 a. m. No. 34 from Kutherfordton 10: SO a. m. Lear S.SS a. m. for Wilmington. :3S a. m. for Richmond 10:55 a. m. for Raleigh and Wilmington t.00 a. m. for Atlanta. 11.30 a. m. for Charlotte. 1.10 a. hi. foiRutherfordton. 11:30 a. m. for Atlanta No. S from Richmond .... 7.65 a. m No. 19 from Wilmington . . 11:29 a. m, No. 15 from Monro No. 29 from llJnroa No. 31 from Raleigh and Wilmington 2:40 p. m, No. 20 from Charlotte .... 6.(0 p.m. No. 30 from Atlanta 5.60 o. tn VfonroA No. It from Rutherfordton 9.10 i. m Monroe. No. I from Atlanta 9.35 p.m. 9.45 for Richmond. No. 13 from Wilmington . . 10:45 p.m. 10:50 p. m. for Charlotte No. 11 from Portsmouth . . 11:15 p. m. 11:20 p. m. for Atlanta. 2.45 p. m. for Rutherfordtan COO p. m. for Wilmington. C. T. RARRII.L, Ticket Agent E. W. LONG, Division rassenger Agent. Clmrlolt. N. C -vii t,' v. t rj 1 ff in ll r ' i ii r-r-rrrtn mm- .ff ? 3 ,A BICYCLE WEEKvU . jwa 1 b - , T i a, J me f if Boys! Think what the bicycle -ets you the fun of a swift, glidins ride to school, to the panic, to the movies, to the park, to the woods, out into the country, anywhere you want to go, coasting down the hilU and flying over the leval stretches without a worry. The bicycle brings you a lot of fun and with it is the hearty, health ful exercises needed to build a sturdy constitution, fill the lungs wit!i fresh air and send the blood tingling through every part of the body. Ambitious boys ride bicycles. They can earn more money and do four times as much work in a given time with a bicycle as they canwlthoittone. The good bike is a real chum, always ready to help out in work or fun adding to the day's play and making it easy to learn, and live the hearty, husky healthy, red blooded life. Ride a Bicycle and get the most out of your boyhood days, the most fun, the most health building exercise, the most opportunity of being of service to others and earning money for yourself. COME IX ANB EXAMINE OI K NEW LINE OF BICYCLES TERMS TO SCIT YOUR CONVENIENCE AND YOIH PURSE. ON Monroe Hardware Co. RETAIL DEPARTMENT PHONE No. 11
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