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Tire mo.vroe JomxAt, lTtmv. mv go. fig. nGTTT PACCT : I 'j ' i . 1' I ' J A i Tar HeeJ Probers Hs Cotton - W7th $100,000 Insuraiice Policy AVHh IMMKW iH-iaraiM Polity a IT5.C ") Llo.vds policy that guarci- Uodof London tak-s 3 .V.-HmI ted her eeeenirie dance. H.e enure ainuallv out of the Unit J Staiw by , Russian ballot on a memorable v Mt Vr'inV fri-ak insurance, wvs Ray- to America was insured for fTai'.M'U Send 0. Carrol!, th, New York cor-at a co.t ot about $:50 Al om respondent of the 1-hiUd.lj.hia Pub-, of hazard vrv enumerated in th he Ledger That is a conservative pol.ey from death and sickness of estimate Most of it i written (the members of the troupe to loe throuch eorr-spondt-nts stationed inn irau.-roiuiuuu .-. vw York of which there art- tight! to spectators. And Lloyds did not to organize the Israelites into on . . . ;.. wk,. k,,.- t ..-.v . dim on that nolicv. i., -rt demand that thev be ' fi'ne a lunu-oince ucmui; ...,. .. w i-.- Imourt to the placing of long-shot ! An inner pool of Lloyds some years 111, 'ago called itself "The Thirteen Club Wiethe - t'e risk U t.!i n depends et London. Superstition Underwnt lartelv upon the lhtf 'f the under- ers. " and one of it; American risks AVer's in I .mdon of which there are was insuring tor tS.t0 ar,:e ?5 crow- " la W.IUni F Mur- u.w.d by a lug fiem New Clean to 'hv an .'v';.'.-rt on th. ut. usual In in- IMnuna As long as a quarter c.at iSa",. t'f f'2 Fulton stmt. "I my r.-.o Lloyd was t-Hins wai would that this yiat the ucd-r- the b.ith o! twin by issuing: . i. - ..... ;.. .'n-.i-i nv c"n.:i- I'Oicis ui a i u i" i ' FARMER PAID MORE FOR HAM THAN HOG BROUGHT triaiaiiiiBiiiiiiiiaiiiiiMiiB(iiiiiiiiiiiiiS8iiiiiBiiiiiin FORDON Tliiv lA-!aiii Atfcmt.-t lldittir, 1 St Many Faroiern Are t Vl S HOMO. I vh-. R. V. D. 1. May 19. if Vh n Mos-s went down into Egypt j lUOU M KIK -MOISK IIKTIRXS '.od. for otue v :y r .. Atueiiean insaranee has l. t n , l.icod .ner-ea."" For in-uue?" I 8?k:. Well 1 i a.- ?cd a '" a London oKtv on ! i:iva" l'VU' - the h. st crade ( I ct 'or. for a eli- .... i.. v.ot'i rumiiiia ' f.f the re rase of twins and I; would he fa 'J ,! !i-t of what ri.-'.s tvo ke t;.;.!l those tlu.t tUey iilde i:i th lh- i w is' i:ak m will t,e! jusiip .:t. r:a..'s' f3n: r.. i.annis t:--f'.!r,e!ft' oi t. sis-tronomer eye am n the Lve of anunais in ui.u, a lv "The li t o!fr I i: aue was ior uie cc;s wt,e nuiuu .. . -Vm.i o.i i...ii,-v ih;U t'. e price this t-liown to me of risks hemp taken hy Vear would not fall NU w 20 cents. Lloyd in the United States. A re London considered the rV.ce too Msh. atarkalde feature is that e.dom. ver 1,1 . . , ..iu - i i .i., i. r.Hortt ritim lose on but for ID per cent is w i!. mt. s-eiuuiH - the nolicv that it will not fall btlow these oueer ponces ?o close do their 17 cents" Over there the underwrit- actus keep tab on conditions and ers have the dope on tvervtbinp. ahteast of the latest information. KiK'ter' Hands InsuretK "I have just insured a prize fteht- Lacy Calh Craven Old- Mr'nuS Sl reS Cf ; Fashioned, Common Liar pupilist has to weif:h in every day and card index his weight, which is tuW Trwtsurvr F.efute THnitj Mun fixed in the policy .U Tlu.t Xh l arolina l fca to report to a ceit.un doctor ir , Physical examination, and he can ac- ri()inK lateret. ce;t no dates for fistic encounters un- j . Majur j!ruce Craven is an eld Ill thev have l een appro ed by rilbu'- t:,..i(ined, common, ordinary, every ln behalf of the l iu-:,. iary it i ar- j. .. Tr,.;,M,r,.r Ren ranted that tlie underwrit is pay in - ,.on.ul( nlin(. u,,0n the cliarpe VUlted Mates cui ien. - ' hands he iniund who owns an or tre ii,.,t ii-... tt:ii. liii honowed a nan .. In V..U." Ylllli III llinO There is a man out in Kansas u K powell, Kaleish irchard ot 4"Hioo aip .....i. ,,f ihe Charlotte Ub- rer TMnnndi'ncc iron! the ci!lur side was ...',..;.,., ,i..hts. The implioa convincini; evidence that taere is u.nX Craven broadside nothing about i'l ! h s m Kans;. tnat p t)u po,.rnor anrt ti. council of London does not kr.ow. WS tlliU moI1,y had been bor- Followrtu the lead ot l.lou mi. r vxi X for , rman4,,,, i,pio'. eiuein Murphy said that four Ame.i.'an , iii- f n,m per cel. fiirnnce companie- uioie. ipon iiniirv at state departments months. Samiu'e by rain ion, and demand that tney oe set free and allowed to go out from un der Epptian boudaRe. the beneficia ries of the syslitu that was grindin? m .ii'i imm th toil sr.d sweat of tilt childien of Abraham complained that the agitation was causine irouuie. and that it had become nvessarr to increase the burden upon the slaves in o:der that thev have less time for leib-etion and discussion of then trouble. The plan they adopted tt to make them gather thoir own straw !k::d continue to diliur the 8;:. i.i'.s.i'ier of bricks eac'i cay. The object of this tuKns ot the i.iaMers was to force the people t.' haiist the entire vi'al energy ! their bod:s in continuous manual strain so there would be neither lime nor inclination to investigate their troubles, or cauros of their troubles. In ihis way they would be able to ueep them cowed and humiliated to such an extent that their position. si;iv drivers would become more secme and their ill -gotten gains made g from this enforced servitude would jg bt les noticeable to them. This plan g however didn't work very long for g the Egyptians and it iiiiht be in- g teres ting to know jist what opinion old I'haiaoh entertained of Moses, g At least it wruld be interesting to g f e it expressed in moui-ru irnu-. don't you think? iai'e we think we are far In ad vance of the 1'haraohs of Moses" day. lint we heard a man say a few das ai-o that certain classes were getting nighty tired of so mm h meeting to gethet and so much speaking on the present condition of the times, ami so much natation for changes. said he had heard men sav that there va gettint to he too much of such sui t and that ir everybody would go to work ami quit such monkeying around time would set better di rec'.lv. .Now i o d n ht the--e n;en fully be Hove this thing; bet how in the nam.' of common ser.se does this argument look in face of the fact that the peo ple have ahead", woiked so hard mat E. . j $623 f. o. b. Detroit Shorter Hours on the Farm The Fordson saves from thirty to fifty per cent of the farmer's time. Fewer Horses on the Farm The Fordson does the work of from four to six horses. Less Farm Help One man with a Fordson can do more work easier and with less expense than two men with horses. More Money for the Farmer A farmer with a Fordson can raise more crops easier and with less expense. He therefore makes more profit Henderson Hotor Company 3 been writinu policies against nalf pillion dollai r ...1. l n n i Tjii K.,fu id iiiinppii so mucn in o Mean t jift cost of production for H . i S ...... xf iUa tksatnl wnrkin.: X If ftll it I'll I I VI Itl I'llF.r. " - u 'l;t . a.'.i in i-oli nor man? It Isn't A 'wink we want, it's the results of ; o;k. The kind of results we have; t I been getting re not' satisiactoi y. ; A r.n dihat's the reason for the unrest, j :the imitation, and Ihe Ifort to find re-'x i li r. I Maybe the masters are looking at r,,.. i'i,.. iti. .niiHoroilUU. was made ... '.,', ,.,.,, ,vh:ii nn earth Would insuriii'- their street p..raui . ' , n,,nn. h the Pate Trust Company. " i,,...,,.,,.. nf us if we all went to wor owners ot peaen ou-iie...- " .., '. -v-rdeen and made at a rate oi six availed of the orperturaty. Ht f ' . Un.m ,;,,.,. ,lan ,h;s have W. Ive To. placed the (list rain in- fPmi,.traUwiy small amount sutance policy in the l n:td .a e. f building or maitttenance at ("onipanleM Here KeMricted. (.U( tiiutions. The reason that Llovds has a mon- There was every indication at the oi.olv upon this freak business is be- , v,.0UUve oifi. es that the Craven as- " i t.'....i..rf a in charter can i f the state dailies is not N? obt iineil to cover very class of In- a 1()Itl,ar form of publicity Not "n" !,nttVrs like old Pharaoh did. If the 1 tt,re the only nation-wide ... id Trinity man perverted i . u, . bP ,,ut )nt0 a position insurance is the bonding and surety fa0, b, ne ha repeated the offense, business under quaiteily supervision. it declared. No bonds, so tar. ll the rest fall under the state havfl u,tn goU by the state and no charters. The Aetna f Hartford . lllontv borrowed for any part of the chartered to do a hie business, had ,,rotram authorized by the last to organize a separate company to g(.)1(.rlli assembly. take care of it automobile liability, l ., . .., .1... i n,imi rnmna- I .. ii.a l iiluii-Miiirv nUs are licensed to do business in the Mark ,,, tri Miss K h state of Illinois. All the rest of their w u cnn t live without her when Mate oi Illinois. " iii.ii )v-t vi i v.:indled through corres- .. .. lir0,os Dondouts There ntver was a lim jack why not? when London was not grabbing for Mafk ght-. ro drea ul ly scien- ureird risks all over the world. ' tiflc that she d refuse you just for the Few theatregoers Know- iui C me experiment. 1 , i:... parried i - ..... utile f'fiiiif-1. 1 1 li li. . .--- xijaou, uir in..- MONROE FIFTEEN YEARS AGO (From The Journal of this date ia yeais The Wclesville Cress Roads corres- X";-"" ,; wai, ftirg pondent says, in this !me of hfte.n , ,iu,c (00 much. years ago: T1 ', riie said I was wrong, but Our need today is to give the -J' Xw him half an hour istratcs more inrisd.ct.on bu t V t ,.novclopedia. On his nSoJtotera turned over to the i. P 's. I onee took a young man to Mon- A illtol to'ei "l not much in danger roe to stand an examination before before a J P. who carries the hip the Rev. I). M. Aust n. super in.end- Meket jewelry himself. Gen. D. H nt of public instruction He Inv ted H who edited the Southern Home " me in his office during the examina- buk In i the '701., said the teason tion. The Question was asked, what oacn in tor ff.t dip fithi between the Merilmao wlhd to ,i.t Kobn rounl and the Monitor at Hampton "oads J-- - -ho'uVai;d, he price ty red was because the state officials hud on the people 0( i no h. Ev-, ' G , of , nurke, .i ... ii o.i ii:i.i.rrl snuft ervth r.g was still. Mr. Atu-lin asKeo . d arnvered itth RUodvhtailrtrbut tie -ters .fit was ,oh.e hew,, to " - (--fop,he harr. of North Carolina went to the ballot record me qu.suou uu.ur . hex and . d like Patrick Henry in , told him not to do it. and I gave h i.u hi si c C i n'thr . House of Duresse the answer. H' offered me a r.-rtif-5 ?V - ' a "ve ",; libJrty or give icate. but I told him I was not in the me death." They changed toe pom- iwinw th...- unniii not have time nor 'energy to think or reason, they would have to keep so darn busy provming lor sustenance of life that they would not have time to think about what Is being done to 'em, eh? Mrs. T. J. Carter of this (Ueho bethl section is undergoing treatment m a Charlotte hospital. Ssne nas nau two optrations this week and last re ports were that sne is Keumn nicely. The Rehobeth ball team played Von Wvck this afternoon, the game re sulting In a tie. The new pastor. Rev. Mr. nunni- rutt. of the Walkersviiie group o. Presl.vtcrian churches, including nt hobetii. will take charge of this field about June 1st. Rev. R. J. Mcllwnin of Monroe fill ...1 ih nnlnil Bt Rehobeth on the third Sunday in May. Miss Minnie Walkup of New Jer rev visited at Mr. R. S. Gambb s Sat urdav niuht and Sunday. We rend in a Georgia paper this week that a citizen of Tift county had slaughtered a hog for market, and when he had delivered it to the purchaser he told him that he would buy one of the hams and 4ake back hoiue for his own use. The market man cut it out for hlni and weighed It, figuring It nt his (the market man's price. There was so much difference in the price of the hog go MftTl?nF N. c. Ford Cars Ford Trucks Fordson Tractors "Ford Service. Genuine Ford Parts . No. 1075. M. C. Long. Entry Taker j for Union county: ' The undersigned, being a citizen of Union county and state of North Carolina, hereby sets forth and shows, that the following tract or parcel of laud, tow it: Lying and being in ; Monroe township, Union county, N. C, on the waters of Richardson creek, and more fully described as follows: Hounded on the east by the Slewart land: on the north by the land of , V. R. Marsh; on the south by the lands of Houston and McCauley, and on the west by Mrs. Hoyte and esti mated to contain twelve acres, more or less, and Ir vacant, and unappro priated land belonging to the state of (North Carolina, and Is subject to en. try, and the claimant lays claim to and prays for a grant for same. j This the 26th day of March, 1921. M. C. IX)NU, Kutry 'j alter. W. L. EARNHARDT, Claimant. TAKE NOTICE:- The above nam ed W. L. Earnhardt, claimant, has had the lands aa above described .is entered surveyed by Wm. McCauley, and said survey Is now on file in my office subject to Inspection by any persona Interested. M. C. LONG. Entry Taker. Life's a good deal like April al ternate cloud and sunshine. Everybody LOOK it This! We will sell Kerosene from this date on at the old time price 15c 2Sc Gasolene per gallon jood measure guaranteed Phone 29:l-J. WALTERS BARGAIN STORE So. Havnps St. Most men have a generous streak In their makeup, iney are proline in the giving of free advice. me uettm. nj .w. - , . . -t. i.... ,.f Km i..citt':itnte ' c,i,,lo p.n i-er a war record oe- icai coni(uriuii i m-- -.; .-...I.... . - - which offered a reward of $1 00 for h;nd him. At the Initio of Chancel Henry dead or alive, and $500 each lorsville, where Robert E. Lee ami for Dill Oxendine and the n-st of the : stnutwall Jackson ont-generaled gang Henry sklppd Uncle Sam's Fichtiiig Joe Hooker, Sandy aw the dominion and sought protection life cf BvkTdier General Lane hang among the Mexican grerser. lUnry lug by a thread. A federal soldier MiQueen with his truty rilie located , was taking deliberate aim at Gen. Oxendine at a negro hut, and when Lane. Sandy ordered the soldier to darkness closed In he (pled through throw dow n his gnu. Tho Eoldier did the rat hole in the door, and at the pot obey Sandy's order, and was shot prark of McQueen's rifle Bill fell, dead by Sandy. The general, who dead At the break of day he put his witnessed the act of the 19-year-old body in a cart and dumped It at the boy inquired who he was and his court house door In Lumberton, and regiment and company Rev. W. E. the shertrf paid him the $500 reward. Mrllwain of Anniston. Ala., once met The rest of the gang were killed or. Gen. Lane on the train In Alabama, fled the state. The general gave him all the details A few weeks ago in Monroe I had of the affair. He said he ordered the a historic Jostle with my old friend Inspecting officer of Sandy'a regiment Sandy Parker.' In speaking of the to keep his hands off of Sandy'! gun, Sheriffs of Union county, I mentioned and to give him a salute of respect Sheriff Sykes. Sandy reproved me and pass on. He procured Sandy a nd Mid Union county never had a j thirty-day furlough, and when he re SherltT Sykes. I knew Sandy was turned his mother sent Gen. Lane a wrong, for Mr. Sykes. while 6hrlff . fine pound cake. A few yeara ago stayed all night at my father's In the one of Gen Lane's daughters mar early '50's. I asked Sandy for fifteen ried. The general tent 8andy an In mlnutes to prove it. and I stepped ln-!vitation to be present at the mar to the sheriff's office and consulted rlage. The general will die with bis Uncle Gassell Broom. He said, "Yes. : big heart overflowing with gratltade Joshua Sykes, a bachelor and school i to Union county's youthful soldier, teacher, was elected sheriff of Union, and when the battle-scarred veterans county and died In the harness. By) of Chancellorsville shall have heard the time 1 met Sandy again he had : the last roll call and their comrades rubbed up his memory and fald I was 'carry them to their last resting place rtgnt j In the City of the Dead, they will aay About fifteen years ago I met Esq. of them: C. N. Simpson, the Lord McCauley of j "They will go no more a raging. Colon county. He asked tne what The Yankees to affright, caused the duel between Aaron Burr They bave heard their last war hoop and Alexander Hamilton. I told him And fought thtlr laat fight." fould have to house that tie I w I ... i. .. Im u-rtr. t fn :ian weretl. .". , ... .,! nf that ne larneu umwiov petting a much for the wnoie nog costing him. The editor raid thr.t explained why f'm- er were becoming tiolsnevisiic. v ni do you thinl; about that? Some men outlive their usefulness, and some oihirs are born without anv psef illness. . W. W. IIAUGETT, Dealer in PLUMBERS' SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS. Very Reasonable Prices Charged. All Work Guaranteed. Phone 372-R. Monroe, N. C. EXKCUTOIVS XOIICK. Havinz this dav Qualified as exeCU tor of the last will and testament of Mrs. Virginia C. Whitfield, deceased, hofnrs thi clerk of the lunerior court of Union county, this is to notify all persons holding claims against the estate of the said Virginia C Whit field, deceased, to present the same dulv verified to the undersigned exec n tor of the last will and testament of Virginia C. Whitfield, deceased, on or before the 2nd day or May. is, or this notice will be pleaded In bar of their recovery. Tbose owing estate are requested to make prompt settlement. -. This the 2nd day of May, 1921. W. S. BLAKENEY, Executor. Youll enjoy the sport of rolling 'em with P. A.! FIRST thing you do next go get some makin's papers and some rrince And, besides Prince Albert's delightful flavor, tnere s us treeaom irom Dite Print Albtrt li fU in tmppy nd bf, t'tiy M tint, hmnj Mm fund mnd hmti pmi tin InmUmrt and in th pm 4 crytimX glmaa hami- tr wit It tpgt r top. Albert tobacco and puff away and parch which is cut out by. cn a nome maac cigareue our cxttusivc paicuicu ymv.- iv.i mill Ui a nil irAii cccl r,Art!in1trvnti cmnlrA liiai vyiii uu uu ait jrvu ii 4 . a T" J snoKe cynnaersi ft No use sitting-by and say ing maybe you'll cash this hunch tomorrow. Do it while the going s good, for man-o Certainlv vou smoke - P. A. frnrrt sun un till VOU. slip between the sheets with out a comeback. Prince Albert is the tobac- rn that revolutfoniiprl nfnfl man, you can e xigure out smoKmg. n you never couia what you're passing by I Such smoke a pipe forget it! flavor, such coolness, such You can AND YOU WILL more-ish-ness well, the only if you use Prince Albert way to get the words em- for packing I It's a smoke phatic enough is to go to it revelation in a jimmy pipe and know yourself ! , or a cigarette I Cam Tifcn Cm, WjtM-llllW, Mhme km the national joy unoke Ihi'ILj i ill 1 ' i i 1 I- i 1 I . ,1
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