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. i ..''..-. ...... I ' . t-. r- , ...... .- I ianison county Kecord ' taatauiiiuMi Jun 2S, 101 3 . French Broad Nfews BrttbUihed Ma; 1(, 1$0T , r, ! All I MARK HERE ! CONSOLIDATED NOV. , Itn Means that yonr sob- PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPpppp 5 scription has expired. PPPPPPPPPPPPP9PPPPPP$ " - V . THE ONLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN MADISON COUNT Y No 109 1 : : . .. . I Two Hundred Ori-I The Death Of Len Henderson. ? . It is withA dcgree'of sadness that - '' we announce t he death of Lcn Hen derson who dropped dead at the depot last Saturday at about one o'clock. ? , The supposed cause was Heart failure. Mr. Henderson was a local tobacco buyer and Will be remembered by a great number of , the population of the County, as he bought tobacco in the barn from hundreds of people all over the County. He came into town Satur day, morning apcrantly well. He went to the depot m was .looking at tobacco that had been ' brought in tcarscs which was his custom to do. The parties desiring to sell would knock out the head, strip the tobacco t and he would make them a price. This ho was doing at the time of his' death. Without warning ho fed back and brethed his last without speaking a word This created quite an excitement and the crowd gathered rapidly. Dr. Roberts was called at once But nothing could bo done. He was placed on a cot and taken to his - home near the County homo. Fun eral services were ' conducted , by ' Rev. Baxfer Guthrie, at the Henderson- home, he was burried at Henderson grave yard;-Monday morn rig A good size crowd was present. Mr IIondc?x)n was ah out 61 years old and one of the leading men of the 'County.' - He entail Beaches Are Going Abegging In Turkey London - (By Mail to United Press) The greatest sunderino- of family ties since Solomon took leave of his 500 wives occured when the former sultan of Tur key did a back door sneak from the Yildiz Kiosk to the friendlv protection of the British Battle- shipMHylaya. . . Just two hundred and three ot what are reputed to be the most beautiful women in Turkey are supposed to have Bhed tears as their lordand master, husband and lover skipped out before the threats of the victorious Kema- tists. Their tears mast have crushed afresh when thev learned that V MV the sultan had begged General Harrington, commander-in-chief of the English forces, to take them in charge Imagine their feelings at b e i n g carelessly thrown to the custody of an Eng lish army officer, the pitted pos sessor of merely one wife, and minus the haremesque technicme oi a suitanic lovemaker. Sunday Morning At The First Baptist I Son Of Claimant Church. Ihe ieelincra nf nrmi-al ri- -' - I o uvuvi ui iiai was Superintendent of the County ringtoti have not been made home for a number of years. But known. Luckily he was saved ( the best thing to be said of him the embarrassment of administer- that ho was a Christian, having be-ng the affectionate essate bv longea to uie free - Will Baptist aiei rasna, Kemalist command- inurcn lor a number of years, sur er in Constantinople, who posted t viving him is his widow four sons, guards about the harem, appoint Reigan and Mack of Washington ed seven eunichs to guard duty, D. C. and CIemetxand Clarence of transforming the former lovenest Marshall, and one daughter Mrs. into a bitter prison. . , ' Claude Rector of Asheville. The Of the harem, only three wo News Record extends sympathy to men were actually married to the lamiiy and tnends. - recent spiritual an d temporal head of Islam. The two hundred .i . ; IlUarllAL " and others. Each year it is the Turkish custom for the Turkish I onvornnra tn oalaot 1a a. dliliereu rraciurea MUU ggn their district and send her When Thrown From Horse alon t0 the Jtan :. she be- . . . . f wuiucs me suitans property as much as Orie Of The World's Greatest Problems Thai of Suffering. Next to SIN. Suffering , iiivyvllciuit 11UU1C Uldl YVC nave. Its mvsterv is a ffreat miA Tn ol - - - ' an aa anu U1U1C3 stdgUiS and philosophers have soifohf iiliruvn ,i , sajiououuu J vi lb an. wnx, they have asked. . "ShniiM Ttiam n floods -Wars And Famines-Earthquakes Arid Volcanoes Sickness And Death, Etc." ? v ' , Outside of Divine Revelation book, there is no satisfactory solution for it at all. But, thank ine w vojume, Whys And The Wherefores of it all are clearly made known! and revenlAf? Tf heve it come to the Baptist Church on Sunday morning and see for at that time vre will do ouif test to handle this subject to the Satisfaction of all rnnrernVrl VJa i j , Ti 7 "iu wuwuci uic various kinds of suffering-Hereditary And Organic-Penal-Corrective rreventable Voluntarv Ft i ;( UrKiyK tlk TT.iM.. i 1 afflicted. And we wUl consider them all in the lighTof God's Word, outside of which, we $y again, there is no satisfactory solution to this tfreat nroblem all Tf enlightenment that it gives w must, at bsst, comelo one of. .u.cc vuiiuusion-rirst, mat re is no God-that, as men and women, we are tossed to and t Ur hrA there is a God why, like ours .ves, is held in the grip of an mexerable necessity, unable ij intervene or help.' Or, if we do uui uuiuc io mese conclusions We nome in reonaniva ;n 4 wvvmjv aii, una uiiiw verse of our two great opposing powers and forces -one seek ing human welfare and happiness and the other his misery and wretchedness and it never beiriir mat. rertnin ,:h - - - uu w f 111U11 YYlll come out ahead. . ,,, But I guess I had bettef cton. ft.r if T don'f t nm Kive youmewnoiethmg,aiwgdonot want to do that until Sunday morning. , So, if you jnt the rest come to our morn ing service next Sunday, f We will have special mlsic annmnriafp 'th t....: No service Sunday night, as that is the occasion for the To Millions Now Is Clerk In City Only Children of Demane Heir to Fortune, Are Asheville Residents. Mark Demange. ace 20. onlv son of Ovlde Demange, of New Bedford, Mass., one of three claimants to a fortune of $12, 000,000, now in the National Bank of France, is employed as a clerk m the grocery store of L. A. Klutts, 93 Rankin Ave- rrue and desDite the fact that he may soon be rolling in wealth daily handles his work as if he were without prospect of being the only son of a multi-millionaire. ... Young Demange stated to a representative of the Citizen, after reading in. The Citizen the details of the peculiar situation arising yonr .tne' tortune in France, that his father told him several months ago in a ' letter that he had been notified of the fortune by "the France embassy and again by Senater Lodge a short time ago, the Massachu setts Senator personally calling on his father and notifying him that he may be the relative. J. L. Demantfe. of Canada, a Letter From Atlanta, Ga. union meetmg. which will be neM thia mnnh o i r.i tenan Chtirch the RevMr, tabepr.of theMfithodistChureh-. thayoytKisJiicousui,!. JYUjtevifli. doing the preaching. V ... -t . does not know if there is any teatey DuJTduitf and Hotel Honintf tn cpa van .Cunir ma: it. ri j ni. i.x; v- ..i. ,1 . . Winerofr anrl nrir toll kn;M a vv unuu v iiiiii iiiiiu in 1 1 f i fonn urn i rti iimcnin unm a - j remain, with the kindest of regards, claimant. r!io is reported to he i our friend, in a Vermont prison. , Preacher Evans. His sister? the onU ntW hiid of Ovide Defeange; is Mrs. Hel- How New York Impresses A Tarheel. AT .1MIM. Fanner .f Maton S&httSSbS County-Funeral Service On No longqr.than two months ago WedlicsdaV Mornlnrf " ' "stantmople tongues were aBjsuj6. nyuut wue numoer three whom the sultan had. just, ' T.' J, Guthrie, 68, of Marshall. married She 13 said tQJe the died at a local hospitai yesterday dauShter of a gardner, ravishing- &A- i t A . ' , . I Iv Hoatlfi fill nrA -n .,x. t aiiernoon ac nve o ciock as the vv"ww t"1 jusl 10 result of a fractured skull receiv T BU,Lan 1301 years ed when he was thrown from a They have ' al ways been jeal horse last Wednesday. An ope- ous,y.gua!:ded Prisoners. They ration w as attemDted . FHdnv I 811 prisoners Jo, news is night in an effort to save hia life a''owed to leak out of the sealed night in an effort to save his life Mr Guthrie has been a resi dent of Madison all of his life and was a well known farmer of 30-fqot walls which surround the harem. But, the plight of the women must be , terrible. Their world is off its axis. in the midst of this luxury the that County. , . , . r..wo 0 ,u0w, iour women wait their : fate. The fnTr wrH y KtCr British foreign offide disclaiW . I '. -5ADter of- responsibility for them. They StKtt' offered, it isUted out: eSpI andna, and Mrs. M. A. Inorle. a. v, i.. . " , Asheville; and three sons, W. A. Lib of the slaves? V Guthrie, of Columbia. S. C. T. wk.-k . n;;rT.r' ttnuu- f, the richest . ui. c ui uC feminine peaches is going "begg Hiinorol sarinAoii mill- k-l.tJl. . 9 "6S i - ... vo ue,M lng for an overlord weanosaay at 11 o'clock from Mt Zion Methodist Church, Jupi- ter, where he : was an active member. . 1 . Announcement New York City, with its five Borroughs.'each Borrough a city within itself, is so large and its ftftivitios an vaet that if' ia noUm for an ordinary mind to attemnfc to visualize the whole. Yet in manv rospectsit is little different from other great cities. At first it is bewildering with its thousands of trolley cars, and und erground and elevated railways. With its never ceasing activities one wonders when New York sleeps, if ever. An explanation of the city's transporation system woud consume more space than we are allowed. Suffice it to say that one can ride more than twonty-five miles for a five cent fare and that in busy arteries of, traffic trains of seven to ten cars are run at in-1 tervals of two or three minutes. stil the Intcrborough Rapid Tran sit Company boasts that" it ope rates the safeest railroad - in the world. Accidents are rare indeed. but when one' decure its disastrous results ate usually appalling. 4 a Some sav. and the oDinion seoms to prevail r throughout the South, mnim-w. lum is wiCKea. it IS and yet it is not By that it'is meant to convey that there is as much good as there is in most cit ies, and, as much. bad. One can. find any kind of environment he seeks. , Greenwich A'illaee . cat ers to those, who, term themselves During the theatre season these en Mitchell, We pf ' Charles E, theatres are filled to capacity. MitchelUaiv acety line welder Brooklyn is commonly called the nowemployM with -Ihe Ashe- Kjiiy oi Trolley Cars and Church. v""ollccl Kf wonts, ana es" which tell? us in a few words 1S at Present visiting her. father ...... .. . . i kt . t).jt.j ' . . mat it is a city of homes, although 111 cw ocuiora. a ' it is now rnnirllir h Younff Demantfe declared that the foremost industrial centers in a year aS h heard ilis father the world. Then there 's the "liow speak of an uncle who died in (r Rust. Silo " iWa. v j ii - France 'and is nosittv thin !o w " . . lC . 11UI1IC UI tllC ' X- . vu.k. iu poorost classes, where cheap (ene- tne uncle leaving the fortune ment houses, dirty streets and f,- He hasot'heen advised by his h'y odors prevail. Chinatown, with father as . t6 rfiether any step its crooked little alleys and its nave been 'taken1 v to Jay legal i . 1 ..... iL . ' : lir t i siant-eyed inhabitants, i a mystery uta""s w uitj weaim, put is con 259 Jones Avenue . Atlanta, Ga. Dec. 12 1922. Dear Charles and Kate: - We arrived in Atlanta last Friday afternoon. We are hav ing a good time here. I couldn't begin to tell you all about our trip. ' We are doing light house keeping and of course that gives mother more time to be with us We are living in a house built on - one of the mounds where the great battle of 'Atlanta. was fought. There was a great manv men lost their lives during the Civil War. Another place wo visited was Grant Park, one of the oldest and most beautiful parks here. There we went through the Zod. This is inter esting indeed. Every kind of fowl and animal is to be' seen here in the Zoo. Jumbo the biit elephant had the toothache a day or two ago and the keecer had quite a time with him. I think the monkeys are so nice and playtul too. we went in th Cyclorania too. This is a most wonderful piece of art. Mv sister and I find great fun in feeding the swans on the lake. We camp out. for days and nights at a time we enjoy fish- . ing and hunting very much too. And above all Charles I want to tall bnild- mgs. But I guess I will have to wait until I see you fori am having the time of times. Oh yes I am nursing'a monkey bite on one of my fingers. 'I will be more careful next time. Now I must stop for this time I hear a fire truck and will have to see the excitement. thm new here, all ih Wish you all were here with us. i orien tnmk ot you and Kate. Your true friend WALTER B. HENDERSON. to almost evervhndv nf fident that the s senior Demange police and perhaps they do not wil1 Protect .his interest with know all that transpires within jts borders. . New York is the most truly cos mopolitan of all cities. In its greatness the most outstanding lesson it teaches is the smallncss of the individual The moral seems to 'be: "Every man fqr himself, and may God help the weakling. - . r- ' ' "if Alleged Slayers Arrested In Akron legal representation.' When asked as" to whether he i . planned to return home, the youth replied: "I have ' (wo cents. A Letter From Marshall Route 4. BAKEKSVILL. Dec , 9-A Wilegram to Mitchell Countv of. racers just received stated - Marshall N. C. v rec. 1. 1922. Miss Cornelia Ensley : Mv dear friend. v I want to tell you of my trip last Christmas mother and I went to Asheville to visit , Grandma and Grandpa, we had planned a big time Uut alas Jesus 'nbnnod it. dif , FOR SALE One 3roomed house and 1 1-4 ares land 34 mile of Marshall. ;: For further infor mation see Jona? Rector at barber Bhjp, . c The teachers of the Mad l'snn Seminary wish, to announca thnf there will be a Christmas Program given Friday evening December 22, 1922.' -The program will 'be gin promptly at seven o'clock. The pflbhc ft cordially invited. "free thinkers," those who would imitate the Bohemian, while Broad way is known by repute to the world. 1 Tn the neighborhood of Broadway and 42nd Street there are at least forty theatres scattered over an area not much larger than than the Main Street 'of , Marshall. that . . n . .... Garfield Hughes and v Henry Iwrln "TI 6 n'ht lWh...k.Lk "?.y before Christmas and Oh how he r.hin nA ' m Q. ' anSeI came on Sunday January 9, 'Ohio, and are there in iail await- ..), i . ic i j. . and took Grandpa away to wait mg the arrival of officers to hrino- ... , them back " e r'P1- f8"8 - y? see . . ' , nnsimas wasn t - unnstmas to bnerilt Bob Fopivo anA t? I -... . ... . . . !-uV -a i j " . , &ny 01 us I'11 year, ana L-nnst mas ohiff Clyde Pritchard have left always, seems just a bit gloomy to for the Ohm iitv tn u .... i , 1 . . J for the Ohio city . to bring them us yet, but heres hoping Christmas oacK, taiung the reward money 1922 will bring happiness and a lot with them of I200 that hA tn . '... ... J U fcl . UUXfyllfl IUHU 01 us, 80 I Will ouerea oy red Blevms, brother close for this time honninrr an oa1i - . IT O " J of the slain deputy. romiiimm fkis Ki 6A4 MCrit KI0NYS AtkO R. I am your true friend, - f ; LEON A SMITIIX FD 4 ... Marshall. N. C. Still Captured On Terrys Fork Of Little Ivy. On last Wednesday Mr. .T E Ray while clearing an Ivy thick-' et in his pasture near a line fence between hiHand and that of Mr. G. D. Shepherd discovered a cop per still well hidden in the leaves and undergrowth, bnt near' the public road, ,he notified Deputy Sheriff, Curtis Jervis. i of Mars Hill township, who came Jmmp- diately to the scene, reaching just before dark. Knowing that in all probability the owner had learned that his property had been or was. about to be fonnd. . Mr. Jervis stationed himself npn'r the place to watch for some one who might attempt removal und er cover of darkness, but evi dently its owner was, in blistful ignorance of its discovery, or did not Care to run the risk of beintr 1. ... discovered nimself for after hours of watching in the chilly night, Mr, Jervis returned to Mars Hill ' Thursday 'morning without mak ing any arrest,. Jbut without ex-' ception the most complete copper distilling outfit ever caoturpd n this end of the county.' . W.C. RADFORD. WANTED SALES MAM, f 0 r Madison County to sell lubnVn. ing oil direct to automobile own ers. One with car nprfoW .rviicu, Good pay. For particulars write C. E. Rogers, Box 1064 No. 4. 4 : boro, N. C. . ' 1;
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