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MABXOK PROGSESS, HABXON, N. C, THURSDAY, SEPT. 23 1920 Professional Cards j T.AROR CITIES GIVING THE MOST TROUBLE Dr. P. D. Sinclair DENTIST Rooms 3, 4 and 5 FirstNational Bank Building Marion, NrC Mountain Sections and Small Towns Easier For Prohibi tion Agents to Handle. G. W. Fire and Casualty Insurance Postqifice Bldg. Marion, N C. PHONE 184 DAVE GIBSON SURVEYS Phone 9 Lonon Bldg. MARION, N. C. DR. M. L JUSTICE, Dentist Office in Craig Building On the Corner Marion, N. C. DR. ALFRED V. DULA EYE SPECIALIST TO SEE BETTER SEE DUU 18 Year's Experience The Best Equipment Obtainable. Glasses Fitted Exclusively HOME OFFICE: LEfiOIR. II. C. IfySa rot ll from DULA, U'l Jl Rlht. WATCH PAPER FOR DATES. LENSES GROUND & DUPLICATED LENOIR and CHARLOTTE, N. C. W. P. Spcas, M. D. Hickory, N. C. Practice Limited to Diseases of the EYf, EAR, NOSE and THROAT, and allied conditions, and -. Fitting Glasses. Office ever HICKORY DRUG CO. Honrs: 9 to 12; 2 to 5. (TVi rreatest domestic task before the United States government at this mmon i fViA ffiriMit enforcement UiVIUvtiv ; . of the prohibition law, says John Jr. Kraer, federal prohibition commis sioner, "and he remarkable feature of this task is the fact that in the mral mountain districts of the -coun try where the internal revenue de rvo ttw hi had to fierht the illicit stUMthef i enforcement-of the5-; Vol stead act-is far less difficult tnan in H towns and cities where the" liquor smuggler and bootlegger have be come rampant. T ia -fat- anmir tn onforCA nrohlDl- fin in fh' mountains and valleys of "MrtTH (Ta-rolina and Tennessee, where men for three generations have made 'moonshine' liquor, tnan nere m -wre country's capitol, Baltimore, Phila delphia, New York, Chicago, or New Orleans. There are two outstanding causes for this situation. There are Kn non nnn mllnnsi of whiskey in 250 w t o m . - . j Knnori wsrphmisfls m the United States. There is no way in which to provide prompt court trials for vio lators of the law in these States es llv where the bier cities are lo cated. Indeed the effort of the Fed eral government to enforce the law s.itutp & veritable battle in which many of the so-called respectable elements, law-abiding in tKr Tnts are arraved aerainst the prohibition law. In most of these States there are no state laws w back up or aid the Federal officers and the Federal courts are clogged with cases of violation. Nd Drastic Laws. "Now take a state like North Carolina which has a State law against the manufacture and sale of liquor. It shares with the Federal trnvp.mment the. enforcement of the law and prohibition there is a far simpler problem. What is neeaea r drastic State Drohibition laws in Maryland, Pennsylvania, New York, Illinois, Ohio, Missouri, New Jersey and Kentucky. Public sentiment in those States is not behind the Vol 0Arl r Prohibition was foisted upon them by the Federal amend ment. Not so in a State like North Carolina and a dozen of other States, where the States themselves adopted prohibition before the Federal amendment was ratified. "The 50.000.000 era lions of bonded liquor is a standing menace to the enforcement of the law.' Congress re fused to appropriate sufficient mdney to guard this liquor and every day Lhiindreda of gallons of it are being stolen and sold by bootleggers in the big cities. This unlawful traffic has attracted thousands of professional criminals, pold-up men and burg larV have gone to bootlegging and smuggling. They can make more money at this business and in the majority of cases they escape pun- ishment." PLEDGED TO COX Charlotte Observer. The New York Post, one of the most influential newspapers of inde pendent thought in tne United States, has made. formal pledge for C65c and the League of Nations. It has done so after mature considera tion of present day political situations and after having been forced to aban don any hope of Harding's integrity in thematter of the league, in pre- sentmg -rthe reasons whicn nave m tirrtmed ' it. to take this course. The Post presents the case briefly and un- answeramv. its argument is wui thy4 the thought of the Nation and its pledge is made not only for itself, but for a great mass of indepen dent American citizenship." The clean-cut statement of The Post is that The naramount issue m the Dres- the.. Treatv of UVUVIHl mmmMfrm m Peace and the League of Nations with safeguarding reservations. Shall America keeD faith with her partners in the war ? Shall America join with j them m the only honorable and ei fective way of making peace with rVrmanv? Shall America enter heart and soul upon the work Of main taining fho nca ro rtT thP wnrln . ! one 01111g JrWWW ' ' , did upon tne task of winning the war ? To these Questions Governor Cox answered Yes and Senator Harding answered No. If The Evening Post during the week that has elapsed since Governor Uox's speecn oi ac centanee. has held in abeyance its declaration of choice between the two candidates, the reason was not that we were in doubt concerning Gov ernor CoxV affirmative stand on the Treaty and the League. We waited only to see whether senator naraing would hold fast to his policy of ne gation. Senator Harding has maintained M No to the Question of America's honor, duty, and ultimate best inter ests. The issue is thus cieariy join- H The F.veninc Post, believing that it speaks for a great mass of indepen- dent American cuiicnsuiw. fk its hearty support to the democratic nominees, in whom it sees embodied the highest aims and- ldeais oi tne American people. We have many appropriate gifts for men in range of style and price to suit any set of requirements. A set of shirt studs or cuff links and buttons, a seal ring, or one bearing the emblem of his fraternal order.. There are many items, too numerous to name, but a visit to our store will be an inspiration of gift ideas. We will meet your ideas no matter what pains and trouble it may cost. . V Subscribe for the Marion Progress MAKES BEST PAINT WEARS LONGEST Cost to you S3.66 a Gallon when made ready to V a gaBon oat ofanyyoabttyeand¬theheUpajrt mad, ntxan ilte6afancirfifgjwmoriy back Sold by Pasters LOW CS3AM ft laAOTmEZr C3gSrg, XU TZ Sec Marion Insur ancc & Trust Co. For All Kinds of INSURANCE Giles, Tate & Pless Building Main St Phone 144 Bonner's Drug Store Says After you eat always take Vr Feeliar. Stop indiartion. food oarinsr. re peating, and ail the many nxiMties caoaed by Acid-Stomach IS&TOXIC U the beet remedy. Teosof thoa nmmidtTtaUjbentAttd Positively srur wnt4 to plM irwawffl refund money. Suaod eet a big box today. Yot willM BONNER'S DRUG STORE, Marion, N. C. GOOD WORD FOR ADVERTISING A dispatch from Holdrege, Neb., states that' thousands of people from within a ratlms oi 3U miles oi rnar small city of 2,500 people drove re centlv to helo Frank Johnson cele brate the 35th anniversary of his es tablishment m business and pret a slice of the cake he had built for the occasion. It measured 18 feet in cir cumference and three feet in depth and weighed 2,094 pounds. Johnson is the biggest and ncnest merchant in this section of the State. His motto is, "The only place I know of where monev is made without ad vertising is the United States Mint." This small - town merchant is tne heaviest advertiseer in the State out side of Lincoln and Omaha. He reaches out into all the territory and farmers come as far as 70 miles to trade with him. He sold $500,000 worth of goods last year. Under the motive power oi his gen ins the citv has recently paved all her business streets and built an audi torium that seats 3,000 persons. It was dedicated by John MclormacK, Irish tencr, and the gate receipts were over ? 10,000. LADIES with healthy clear skin do not have Pimples or Blackheads. SALE'S SALVE will heal the Pimples and prevent Blackheads. It keeps the ski a clear and healthy. Sold by BONNER'S DRUG STORE I3o I.X t:. ft Wm See Dr. Jdbrtson THE EYE SPECIALISE ' If you have BarKvisioni Head ache, Spots befofe the: eyes, Red arjd inflamed eyes or any other eye trouble. I have had twenty yeans experience and I know my business. The ex amination is free. Office .Over Gaston & Tate's Store. Hours from 9 till 12 a. m., from 2 to& pw m Notice! Yancey County ) In the Superior Court North Carolina Anna-'Wheeler vs Lewis A. Wheeler The defendant above named will take notice that an action entiiled as above has;beacommencedili the Superior CdtltttOf Tanoey06uixtyr;to obtain a, di vorce absolute and the said defendant ni frnhAr take notice that- he is re- cmired to appeaT betore the Clerk of the Superior uourt oi iHucwy wuuy fho 9Kf.h r!av of September. 1920, and answer or demur to the complaint of the said action or the plaintiff vill apply to iu -f- fnv fVia rftliftf demanded in tLLG said complaint. This the 28th day of August, 1920. LOUIS ENGLISH. x. Clerk of Superior u)un i of Yancey County. I oaviasom ma withYorkshtte Why he uses a single brand of overalls FES got a string of prizes for every year that he has raised the York shire breed. Today B. F. David son, of Menlo, la., is the best known Yorkshire man in the country For seventeen years he has worn overalls. Today he's a steady user of Blue Buckle Over Alls. He has found there isn't a test of farm work that Blue Buckle OverAlls do not meet. Like millions of other men every where who do big work, who make their farms pay, run the railroads or work in factories he has found that Blue Buckles give solid satisfaction on every job. Try Blue Buckles for yourself. Test the long-wearing denim cloth, the wide double-stitched seams. Feel the comfort of tbe roomy Blue Buckle pattern. Blue Buckle OverAlls and Coats never bind or rip. Solid workmanship in every detail is bound to . give you your money's worth. All sizes Men's, Youths', Children's. Ask your dealer today for Blue Buckles. "Blue Buckles are always solid always comfortable on every job 1 do." (Signed) B. F. Davidsoa ' I f0 - i v n n Union Mad S nil WIS i2)i Ricrcrfst sellincr overall w 1 1
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