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pack nrnrn THT MOr-OT: jnmAL. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 122. PAGE THREK Draper of Charlotte Heads s New Mill Consolidation Here CHARLES ICEMAN IS VICE PRESIDENT AND MANAGER J. H. Ue Is Virr-rrekkJent. and E. 0. Fitzsimmcn, San-In-Lw of Mr. 1 Draper, I Treasurer NOW BELIEVES BUSINESS INTERESTS VILL ADVANCE Pre-ident of Merger Is Kent Hit in the Chadw:c-H ';ini ompeny, ho'vever. Mr. Draper has long Wn recog nized as one of the leading textile manufacurers of the south and was formerly president of the American Cotton Manufacturer "Association. He is a member of the Mecklenburg county highway commission and is prominently identified with a num ber of important commercial and in dustrial enterprise. In addit on to his activity in cot ton mill opera -.ions, Mr. Draper has alwava rirnonHoi h fT.i-t in tkA One of the Ji'Vt'loDment of Charlotte ami th own Cotton Mill Men in the adjacent territory. He i active in South; The Miiia, sir. uraper aaya, the development of real estate in Mill In All Probability Be Greatly, this city, and is always ready to do Enlarged; Praises Mr. Iceman lor his part towards bringing advance- His Ability As a sua man. ! ment to the community. . . . ! Has Capitazation of a Million Announcement has been authorized In verifvinc thp inf.irmutmn th.t of the consolidation of the Iceman he had been elected as president of Knitmg mm, me ucemoriee youon tne Monroe group of mills, Mr. mill and the fcverett cotton mm into Draper stated that the active opera one general corporation-to be known tion of the organization would be as the Icemorlee Cotton Mill com- carried on by Chsrles Iceman, its pany. with an initial capitalization of vice president, and the other officials a iruiion aouars, wun ine privilege , 0t tne company, -.Mr. Iceman, said of increasing to a million and half Mr. Draper, "is one of the foremost if such increase should be lound textile manufacurers of the south. necessary. land my acceptance of the presidency A. J. Draner of Charlotte has been 0f the Icemorlee Cotton Mill Compa selected to head the consolidated in-,ny is purely an evidence of mv onin- DEATH OF A LITTLE GIRL Li: tie Sarah After a Deane McCain Passe Short But Paiaful j Illness teres; as president-of the new corpo ra;ion, with Charles Iceman and J. H. Lee of Monroe as vice presidents. Mr. Iceman, who is known in business uring circles as the "textile wizard," will miu ion of the Monroe manufacturer, The new Monroe group consists of the Iceman Kn ttinx mill, manufact- underwear, and two cotton the Icemorlee with 10.000 lie general manager, and E. O. Fitz- spindles, and the Everett, a smaller fimmons of Charlotte treasurer. mill. with 2.500 swindles. However. Tl-e people of Monroe uel thnt they Mr. Diaper stated! the mills will in are in wonderful iuck to nave a man an probability bo enlarged, of such wide interests as Mr. Draper The Icemorlee Cotton Mill com as active president of the largest pany ha3 a cap talization of one mil development that has ever been un- Ijon dollars with the privilege of in dertaken in th s community. It is creasing to a million and a half dol- generally believed that tne cotton mm iars. interests in Monroe are about to en-! Mr. Iceman, the active head of the ter upon an era of splendid prosper- organization, has been a constructive ity. I worker in Monroe for the past 20 Mr. Iceman has been a potent fac-; years, and is recognized as a leader tor in construction work in Monroe DV that city. Other officers besides for the past 520 years. He is Known , Mr. Draper and Mr. Iceman include for his 'ability to put things over. Interview With Mr. uraper The return of Arthur J. Draper, J. H. Lee, of Monroe, vice nresident; and E. O. Fitzsimmons, of Charlotte. a son-in-law of Mr. Draper, treasurer, nrominent Charlotte citizen ana cap-1 The "wizard textile kimr." a Mr italist, to active textile mill opera- i Iceman is popularly known, will also tion, wui oe nanuieu wun iniciesi , oe general manager, this city and in textile circles iTpon ms return to Charlotte last throughout the country, says the night, Mr. Draper said that he was Charlotte Observer. It was two or j very much impressed by the snirit three years ago that he retired from ! 0f co-operation shown the organiza the presidency and active control of j tion of the new company by the cit the Chadwick-Hoskins company, op- jzens 0f Monroe. He believes that eratirg a chain of textile mills around the business interests of that city cnanoue ana ai ,uaruiivinc, . i will witness-rapid advance as a re He retained a large financial interest suit 0f the merger of the Industries. DONT THROW IT AWAY A Suit is too valuable to cast away because it has a few spots and is not fresh looking. Our Dry Cleaning process will give it new wearing qualities at once. You will be surprised! LAUNDRY & HAT CLEANING Phone 10120 S. Main St. I 11 a II 7) the Editor of Th Jiumah On last a;i:riay moinin.-, Oct. 23, just as day bepin to dawn the Lord sen: his death angel into the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bonner McCain and took from tkem their nrecious. darlin'p. bright, cjrly-headed little girl, Sarah Deane. after twenty-four hour of great suffering, whom he placed in their'care and keeping for three years and twenty-eight days, to be one of his little white-robed angels in heav en. Why this sinless little girl had to su'Ter in this way and be taken from their midst while so young and sweet is more than we can under stand. But we do know that God never does anything wrong. So we should ever be resolved to say, "Oh, Lord, thy will be done." She was a precious, lovable, little jewel to her parents, and with them a great-grand-mother, two grand-father and grandmothers and a host of uncles, aunts and cousins, to whom she was very dear and lovable,, mourn her loss. In behalf of her parents we wish to thank the many friends for the kindness and sympathy .shown them .n this sad bereavement. A GREAT AUNT. A P.at That Didn't Smell After Being Dead For 3 .Month "I swear it was dead at least 3 rlonths," said James Sykes, butcher. es;rie!J, N. J. "We saw this rat every day. Put a cake of RAT-SNAP beh r.d a barrol. Months later my wife asked about the rat. Remem bered the barrel, looked behind it. There was the rat dead, not the slightest odor." Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.23- Sold and guaranteed by Eng lish Drug Co., Smith-Lee Co., Union Drug Co., Monroe Hardware Co. Style Service x Satisfaction 25 $30 35 EFIRD'S DEPARTMENT STORE Monroe, NC. TRUSTEE S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY Under amr by rirture of the author ity vested in me as Trustee under a certain deed of trust dated the 28th day of April, 1921, and exyuted by the Yadkin. Realty Co., a Nirth Car olina corporation, to E. T. Calisler, Jr., trustee, to secure certain indebted ness due to the Jackson Mills, Inc.. a corporation organized and existing by virtue of the laws of the state of North Carolina, and at the request of the holders of the notes or bonds for which said deed of trust was executed to secure, and the said Yadkin Realty Company hsving failed and neglected to pay said bonds and interest as they matured, the undersigned will, on ..Monday, the Cth day of November,.. A. D., 11122, at the court house door in the city of Monroe, Union County, N. C, at twelve o'clock, offer for sale at public auction for cash, the following described land and property, to-wit: First Tract On the waters of Bear Skin creek, adjoining the lands of J. R. Shute and others, and bounded as follows: Beginning at a stone on the Xorth line of the property of the Car olina Central Railroad Company, be ing the Southwest corner of the Houston lot, from which an elm tree b.'ars North 80 1-2 East 4 1-2 feet d stunt, and runs thence with said line N. 72 3-4 W. 19.92 poles to a stake in H. M. Houston and H. J. Wolfe's old line, which is 19 1-4 feet fi.)m and westwardly of another iron stak?: thence with said old line X. 14 E. 31.21 poles passing Shute's dog wood corner at 27 3-4 poles and run ning with his line to a stone 2 feet ja.uwaruly of a sweet gum, Shute s corner; thence with his line ft. 0 w. !.:.,() poles passing the said Shutes orner, at 20 poles to a stone at the oot of and on the north side of a .unall sweet gum, thence N. 86.55 E. (S7 very nearly) 32.44 poles to a stone ot. rhe west side of an alley, Fairley's corner; thence with two of his lines, Is: S. 8ti.20 . 12.20 poles to a stake, his corner; 2nd S. 3 1-4 E. 12.76 poles .0 a sone in the east 1 ne of an al ley; the-ice S. 87 1-4 E. 9.06 poles passing T.li Hitch's corner at about 15 ft., and Running with his line to a stone, his corner; thence S. 4 1-4 E. ltj.l.S poles with said Hitch s and Jas. Houston !iie to the beginning, con aining v acres, one roa and nine perches (9-31) acres, according to a survey made by M. D L. Biggers, county surveyor, on May 21, 1890, and being a part 01 the two tracks of land, one of which was conveyed by John. P. Houston to 11. M. Houston, and others, and the other by John M. Thomas to H .M. Houston, and by H. M. Houston to the Monroe Cotton Mills on the 28th day of May, 1890, by deed recorded in the office of reg ister of deeds of Union County, N. C, in Book 22, page 284, together with all the buildings, engines, boilers, ma chinery, fixtures and all other proper ty of every kind and description, whether personal or real, belonging to the party of the first part and sit uated on the above described property. Second Tract. Beginning at 1 rock on Fa'rtey Avenue, and runs with nii avenue N. 87 E. 184 ft. to a rock on H II St., thence with said street, N. 3 V. 120ft. to a rock on Houston St., thence with Houston's line S. 87 V. 16 ft. to a rock on Houston St., tl.ar.ee with Houston St. S. 2 1-2 ft. to the beginning, and known as lot No. 5 of the J. M. Fairley plat and be ng the same lot as conveyed by Iredell Mears and P. B. Manninir, Re ceivers of the Carolina Inter-Sat? 3u 1 ding & Loan Association, to Jas. Covington and R. A. Morrow, by deed dated 28th day of July, 1889, and recorded in the office of Register of Deeds for Union County, N. C, in Book 2'i, page 36, and by James G. Covington and wife to R. A. Morrow, ind registered in office of register ! leeds for Union county, N. C, in Book 30, rage 738. t Third Tract Beginning at the S. E. corner of intersection of Beard St. and Brown Ave., and runs with said 3rown Ave.. & 87 E. 142 feet, to the southwest corner, or intersection of an alley in Brown st. and thence with .he Western edge of said alley N. 6 E. 100 ft. to the northeast corner of Lot No. 3, Block K. of the addition of the .own of Monroe; thence with the astern side of Beard St S. 5 W. 100 t. to the beginning, containing 100 x 142 aq. ft Fourth Tract Beginning at a stone in the West line of Depot or Hous on St., being the north-ea o-mr it the Jackson Mills Co.'s land, and runs thence with the north line of said land S. 7 14 W. 81 1-4 ft to a November Eleventh 1917 ARMISTICE DAY 1922 BIG PARADE ATHLETIC EVENTS See -"40 HOMMES AND 8 CHEVAUX" -FAMOUS FRENCH BOX CAR -NO MAN'S LAND -TRANSPORTS FREE DINNER FOR SOLDIERS AEROPLANE FLIGHTS OLD FIDDLER'S CONVENTION IN THE EVENING Under Direction of JUDGE W. OLEMMOND. MEET YOUR BUDDY HERE THE ELEVENTH Mclvin Deese Post of THE AMERICAN LEGION S. H. LEE, Corn. T. O. McMANUS, Adj. stone in said line; thence N. 2-3-4 W. 50 ft. to a stone: thence N. 81 1-4 ft. to a stone in the west line of said street; thence with the same S. 23-4 K. 50 ft. to the beginning, containing 4,062 1-2 sq. ft. Fifth Tract Beginning at a stone and an iron pipe, the north-east cor ner of the Presbyterion chapel lot, and runs with said line S. 3 3-4 E. 1.76 chs. to an iron pipe in the line of the cotton mills lot; thence due E. with the Hosiery mill lot, 8.50 chs. to the center of a ditch, an iron pipe put n on west bank of ditch; tnence down said ditch N. 7 E. 2.60 chs. Jo a point in said ditch, an iron pine erected on the west bank; thence N. 58 1-2 V. 12.93 chs. to the south end of a dam across Bear Skin creek; thence up the various courses of said creek, the center of the creek being the line, 7.80 eh, o the mouth of a branch running into the creek from the west side; thence up said branch 80 links to a stone and iron pipe, the division cor ner between the R. V. Houston and Martha M. Turner in the division of the H. M. Houston -estate lands (the bearing from the south end of tilt dam to the division corner is N. 63 1-2 W. 8.60 chs) thence S. 53 W. 9.50 chs. to a stone in R. H. Stitt's old line; thence S. 49 E. 90 links to a stone on the east bank tf the creek, the proper point for the corner is in the eenter ol tne creeit, tne corner ox the rock quary lot in old line; thence down the creek, the bearings range about N. 59 E. 3.75 chs. to a stone an the E. bank of saia creek; another corner of said rock quarry lot: thence S. 49 E. 1.80 chs. from the stone of 1.90 chs. from the center of the creek to a ston-?, corner of said lot; thence S. 35 W. 3.51 chs. with said lot in the old line; thence with said S. 49 E. 7.90 chs. to a stone, Shute's corner in the line of said cotton mill lot N. 7 1-2 V. 04 links to a stone, corner of said cotton ill's lot; thenc? with the line of said cotton mill's lot N. 87 1-2 E. 6.90 chs. to as tone of Presbyterian Chap el lot in a line of the cotton mill's Ow -diiCI!or s9gHh.9i lot; ther.ee with a line of said chapel lot N. 2 3-4 W. 75 1-2 links to a stone, corner of the church lot: thence to the beginning containing 17.4 acres, sav ing, reserving and excepting from said tract of land so much thereof as was conveyed by the Monroe Cotton Mill to Pie.lnvmt Buggy Co. on 2nd of May, 1907, and registered in office of register of deeds tor Union County in Bock 40 page 379, which said lot was conveyed off of the said 17.4 acre tract and is described in the of fice of register of deeds for Union County in the following manner: Beginning at a stone and an iron p'pe. the north-east corner of the Presbyterian chapel lot, which corner lot is 74 1-2 E. 26 1-2 ft from the eastern edge of the stone that marks the corporation line of the city of Monroe, and runs thence S 3 3-4 E. 1.76 cb.3. to an iron pipe In the line of the Monroe Cotton Mill's lot; vjeeast with the Hosiery Mills i . S.Ld chs. to the center of a ditch, marked by an iron pipe on the west bank of a ditch, tnence down said ditch N. 7 E. 2.60 chs. to a point ip said ditch marked by an iron pipe: erected on the west bank thereof; thence N. 68 1-2 W. 11.17 chs. to an iron stake in the old line; thence S. 3 3-1 E. .18 ("h. to th3 beginr.inr containing 5 l-l acres, more or less, and beinj; a part of the land conveyed by R. V. Houston, commissioner, to the Monro? Cotton Mills, by doed dat ed Sept .1', 1!'05, including all build ings and machinery thereon. Sixth Tract Beginning in the north-east corner of J. R. English's lot, lying immediately south of and adjoining the lands of the Monroe Cotton Mills, on which are located the mills of said Monroe Cotton Mills and running westward with English's northern boundary to his north-western corner of his said lot; thence southward with English's west boun dary to a poir.t on the opposite side of the side wall: located by the Car olina Central P.ailroad Company to run to the i! ,r.:oe Cotton Mills 20 ft measured at l ght angles from the center of th s side walk; thence north westwardly 2J ft. from and parallel with the center line of said side tract to a street, Englishs' eastern boun dary; thence with said street to point of ba nning 9-100 of an acre convey ed subject to conditions in deed re corded in register's office of Union County in Book 80 page 233, to which reference is hereby made. The deed of trust is recorded in the office of register of deeds for Union County, N. C., in record of mortgages A. S. pages 571 and 572, to which reference is hereby craved for a more particular description of th lands and property to be sold and for the au thority of the Trustee to sell the same. This the 3rd day of October. 1922. E. T. CANSLER, Jr., Trust. John. C. Sikes, Attorney.
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