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f''' . , . ,.,;.. ...... . 'v ','. k0 AH X MARK HERE : u us that your sob- J scription has expired. 5 ip0000p00000 VI Madison County Record t iWWw4 Jut W, Wl J 2 ' French Broad Newt t I COH8OUDiTIDB0V.I.Wn 100090000000011000 Th e Mews -Kccoro . LjL 1 1 ''-J jt. , ,, . ,. - 1 J, hi f - ; THE ONLY-NEWSPAPER rli.BLlallEU im wauiaun VLXXI. :-.r ' ' MARSHALL, MADISON COUNTvTn. C. FRIDAY, AUGUST, 10th, 1923. No 31 i i iefying the5 Courts of .North Carolina M ?YV4 tli nitfht of Aoril 14. 1023. i ' ll JProctorvillei, Robeson county, ft hooded mob of eighteen men draped two defenseless women ' from thW homes and from ' their children, carried them into i the yard of a negro church and there brutally beat them upon the bare flesh tilt the back of of ninety days' in fine of $750. i Before announcing the judg ment of the court Judge Sin clair, pointing; to Taliaferro, said : "This man professes to be the representative of an organiza tion which has declared that it is mightier than the courts, and, speaking ioi myself, I want to say that the, courts accept the challenge." Taliaferro may take an appeal, mskltA the reauired bond of Caro We wish to heartily com mend the stand the Advocate has taken against the , R.v K.. K. The great bulk of the. press of this country out spoken against this unholy hooded se " - , ... i thfcir thighs and legs wm.rWr'l . v . , A.j Rut the bitf work has been al DTUlsea ana laceraicu. , - - ThA u . Three men were arrested as ready accomplished. The pub- ' leader. of th. mob,, and placed dtHnisible ttnder heavy bond till the grand mside of that mvimble 1 liii. ettoire and North Carolinians jury IOuna WUC uma, aa ,uaiw . . ; t jrt. 4 by the state, then the . court or- are agam assured that Judge ' !5 S? nriBnn i wait Grady who has been -silent in 7 r r, - - - 8eyen languages can just re .."tastweeK while thetrial was mahi silent so P in progress Mr S t e p h e n "r . : A.. . cover no secrets . as to his klan bi.' thAS of Robeson county has been rw? reported here in the hope that mu, relentless persecutio- -"-"XT a r A Hill llVb V fcww. miiOT cease ior suicij . , x fU dead men have fcei KrS dm fed from ft lane tor a less , w. . . s ' icrious crime than you are com- Tnittintt and nnbodv Convicted. "Your intelligence tells you that the exoosure of this warn Ejwinjs mJ , Quince. Uwa Ihe Dnal K'SMSSSiK; UdopUo. .X th. Coition of " the United StatA ifwfiiacitiy much to hm.ft8.it is to you, . ... a 00aral RtfltflJ . It. ne exposes , nromulfiated by the .Ut. licitor elected ZWn people ana unaer - - .... oaRiahts. These CUte enmnuis ana mo l .- . inherited ' """"Ir? . :..-V wr,,ntf them from King John, Se ffK8y -W1 """I We do not beUeve this country TT:.- . r:: :-. t..- Utfointfto theJwd. The anar ;:;lionowmgmyr-uu "d i W. W make a very claif receivea nnr Th7w in the United States letter mat warnea mm w hlk of the his influence to exonerate the wlu?re the great bulk or the IUB 1U"UC" . . citizenship are willing to die if . men who were on tr a . W be for the fiag and the ,T constitution. Butwhen alargri mornings of dtizens of respecta Uferro. ft proiesseu ux" rj;jrv flnd hifluence ioin the -Kian detective, was arresusu uu --- . .. j Itw to in- K. K. K. it is time to sit up and w not:Ce- . Although th tnnioate or Purcaa- aUiance witnesses in tne uoggmg case. "rT. nv -i. j 'r iaw and He" was released the next day Pflf 2 onft.IS.000 bond said to have mI'AaZvJ- ' Unfurnished by theJLK. K. exactly for thereverse .They ttheheadngofthecaselast J .iturday,Taliaferro o i e r ec j-j which s ;what has.necome a'-pudiation of the first ten plea when an , outrage has been a jepuaiau ronstitution TIUMIIllLLLiU J -I mwwww ' Christian Science Under The Hammer Baptist Church'Sunday nifjht rrUHan Ripnpfi is a relicion of Hallucinations. It is a reli gion1 of Inconsistencies. It is a religion of CONTRADICTIONS. We will prove it on Sunday Night orknow the reason why. From History-the Bible and from Present Day Observation, we will make it clear and plain to every fair and open mind, we honestly believe, that CHIUSTIAN SCIENUW is one or tne .most, u u the most DIABOLICAL thing on the face of the earth to day. If you do not believe it come and see VVrwill not mince words in exposing it, but will shoot right from the snouiaer, aim siraism hit inaf 9q harH as we know howU If you have any Christian Science about you at all,' you are more than urged to be present, " i ny. ...Ill J and to bring as many others as you possibly can. wc w.u. uu ui best to make it a3 interesting and illuminating as possible, and while, in the very nature of the case, we will go at it "HAMMER AND TONGS," we will, at the same time, De courteous ana gen-' tlemanly about it all. ' ''BAPTISM-AS WE SEE AND UNDERSTAND IT," will be the theme of the morning service:; It's place and part' in the great Plan of Salvation-the Scheme of Redemption, we will emphasize. , ; " . 1 ' Recently BAPTISM has been made quite - pronjjhent in our oil whn r interested arcmost cordially invited to at- 1,1 TV lif UiiU MBS 'W t 11 tend our morning service We will deal with it almost exclusi vety from a Biblical standpoint, as it is entirely a question of Religious and Christian Doctrine. : ' ' raBA tUo Ather Hftv about a mother who called her little boy to her and aaid, "Willie, they tell me that Johny Jones cied a tin can , The Only Way IThe First Printing Frossm The Unit- ,ife is just a game to play; Play it! ' When you have a thing to say; Say it! Do not slummer "if or "but" Courage takes the shortest cut, When your task is hard to do; Life is just a prize to get; Get it! Men of mettle seldom find What they're looking for behind. 'ate is. passing down the street; 'ollow him with nimble feet. 'littlA flnors tail vesterdav Is that so"? Willie promptly replied "Yes ma'am " Continuing, the mother said, "Well, they tell me that you saw him do it- Is that so?" Willie aain responded - "Yes ina'am." : m, " aA tha mother. "Willie.' since you were there why didn't you'stop Johnie from tying that horrid tin can to the, poor little dog's taUlrvT 7 - -. r ru wr;ii; with nnme decree of shame in his face, replied, mrn t .M.un' Ma fnr T was holdme the dog.' Boys win Weil i juou vwwv w, - be boys, won't they." Read something from Stevenson the other day that did me much good, so will pass it on. Here it is-"Pmches, buttets. tne glow of hope, the shock of,, disappointment, furious contention with obstacles-these are the true elixir for all vital spirits. Let us be vital spirits. ' v Come and see me Sunday, " EVAN RIDGE EVANS. P. S. After getting through with this series of sermons on False Systems of Religion we are going to close our work in Mar. shall. We made up our mma to ao mis on vui .. probably do a little work in the eastern part oi ire siaie. and then go back to the far west, wm leave auuuu ...c of September, Since being here, at one time or-another, we have had about nearly everyone in town and surrounding country at our meetings. We are glad and hope to meet mem hi .nw. We wish them well, and I am sure that, down aeep in uieir n.u w they wish me well, too. We have had many differences qi opi- nion regarding many things, but, ion tne wnoie, we uw.. A :u- ; omirnhlA manner.,? God bless and keep the people . . ... i Lit j ..njinT AnnAt rw in everv wav shane and OI iviarsnaii aiiu suiiuuuun& ... . - . form, is my prayer. Could not have a better) wisn, couia i. - . E. K. E. ) ed States 'Attention to this so Called respectable, hooded 'organization w h o go around at the - dead hours of night violating the rights' oi man, repudiating both Federal and State constitutions, in com mitting 1 a w 1 ess depredations, you shall cease to exist in. -ne Lnnd of the , free and home of tfcA hravft." Let men of in buv . fluence and standing who joined Paint Fork News. IV claimed to be helping to W-J. ; ntoth; ferret out the perpetrators rr the crime and to . Ptoce- 1 JtV b)ame here it pjr o Pr y Sdt m a h .ingimmals; as he K. K. R. on a tidal wave in done.onotner occaMyiia. -t-u-jo.. nf th RtAte ,...-aa mnmt unon.a Si ,fMa v mornruxitil Wo of North Carolina and .the" laws . thought, , come out VvTuxDectedly exploded ?f the ? " torn ftnwng them, and help to litis face. These explosions 5 ! discredit and put down; and itrecaedby the' state fg pre-tWT: w: W .!RtamD outfor ever this organi- zatiorl that stands as a menace to the constitution, the laws of iA ior.fl and liberties of man- UiV ' .1 1 1 ( cl tr.3 xree Th3vj;':isiit cf the was Mr this country, but when men fhiAriM and respectability, to repudia i tha Kh,t l uk&v ww i it is Uih time for that element of citizenship who steadfastly believe in the , sacred Bill of The' influence of! anarcnist ana me i. v . 1 " - 3 were aairesa3a ut o. , " ... .-j s I : - P O Box 1472. Ahuta, a high position lend their w t - -1 rei tb& court had nou ang yu,r . . . . . f 1 , 1 H .....1 W 1... , . - v UiC I . ... ,. . iv.i -1 t:- 'ty-ia c ' e:"4 e-ys ii 1 f'i t'ruts and the principals which C V-aci,ac-J.iatctal,our ancestors died for, to say kind. , o- .... '. . .. .. i ..... V- -- ' - ! .' "I- - - - : .:' We are proui to say that so far as known there is not a per son in the good county of ..Mad who in a member of the The farmers of this section are about' done their summer work Most all of them have their hay up Crops are very good here this; season., except the "fruit crop which - is" going ;'to be rathei small owing-to the vifit paid us by jack frdst last Spring. The singing 1 convention was held with : t h e Terrys Fork Church the fifth Sunday of July There was a large crowd present. Several folks of Asheville at tended and .the singing sure" was fine. AlKenioyed a good dinner spread by the people of Terry s Fork and Paint Fork. The" Sundav School at East Fork is nfogressing nicely, Mr, Garrett Metcalf is their singing teacher. Mr. Kellie Rav. of Paint Fork, was a caller of Miss Alta Ander son. " of Barnardsville. on the fifth Sunday of July. The first printing press was hroui?ht from Eneland in 1638 and set un bv SteDhen Daye, in rtnmhrinV. Later it Dassed in- Grit your teeth and see it fn tup Knda of Samuel Green. through! -' one of whose descendants took it to New London, Conn., where it remained until 1773. It was then taken to 'Norwich. , Five veara later it was removed to Dresden. noW Hanover, N. H., and thence to Westminister, Vt., where on February 12th, 1781, it was used for minting The Ver mont Gazette or Green Mountain Post Boy," the first newspaper t . a. T 1TDO nrinted in vermonc. in ttoo : , 1 Ineorce Houtrh and Alden Spoon The Conservation commission " , . WJlw1anp Vt . and of New York is distributing rT.VZrZt L " V. cards to the sportsmen oi " mont Journal and Universal Ad state, asking them to De careiui 1 .. -, ,a Mntmiii and of the use of matches in we . , ...L, Ja nnw . I IIII1L1I IUUICU UIVOO v w field.. Whftt is worth j;1 .ervedin the State Capitol at New York is worm wnue in . other states and in Canada. It JrtL. Printino- Com- wnnld he well for every one who wlura' Wi ? rt AaMfl tA hunt: nrl"-' camp to read and remember what thetollowingparagrapnasay. nrAl, There is no finer vacation land A liani UI lVlir 111 mine wuiiuiuou . Kinmn and Catskills. , Keep them so by XVICIUU V aim ivxua fires out of the forests New York State spends thou sanas OI aouara a yei w . , , , . " wmX vouV:re! to Rd ' . . I f.rnnHnAM" Ministrel Show 18 helping to keep nres out ox w " -r-;" " .:. i., n iorests: I . .. .... RDmDmh0 thot a lio-hted match Augus. in a few dry leaves and a light wind The Florida Blosaoms Minstrels non ,Wrmr a penturv's forest is the attraction, ine rresa Ageui, VULI uvumvj m I . , fi, in o few hours. Mind Mr. Newton ot . tDe rjostoras KlUVY Ull " " I . ,otohoa ' called at this offiice and mlormed JfUUl Ul,uv, , . . li ft -.oiooolw loft, pamnfire mav the IWitor mat nissnowis bhicmj n. wnivowij 1 . . deprive you and your friends of Ifirst class, with a plethora of , new your favorite fishing and hunting jokes songs ana muscimsOT.u. eround. Be sure your fire is out The production is present; unuer v., inava I a larire tent tneaire wuu oraw ' UC1U1C JIUU IBiv. . 1 " . v , rv,o.h that ia liahted in 1 two thousand patrons. iuo ubuw ll V J 1JCH" "T" .-.-. I - , a forest is a potential menace Minstrel, street raraae mi Vm nnaBaM AmnneA it becomes I at noon time, uay ot now. jai c.isiatjij ""M I An Active Menance. A camo fire left burning by namnar after he has cooked a vaiiipvk - meal is likely to start a conflag rot-inn . A lighted cigarette or cigar or 1 4 .. a live coal droppea irom v n . . , , may ubsuuj on BKmih when our BE CAKEFUb Uv. n, ; t t Nmety per een . Gabrir8 Creek, it is Saturday, Sep- res are causea oy careicooiic i , ventahle. lenwer m. - " ! .1 .. . . 1 I Everv vear many fires are set Mr. Marion ueDruni wno ua 1... .afdaaelv rironninor I hppn Hifik-for auite awnne was UV BIHUB.CIO , K I m,t,.hoanrthrowini2rawav cigar taken to the hospital last week. Uafnva thev are cold. We hone to hear of him improving Stuua Utliwiv I x f A direct personal responsibility Mr, Debruhl mother, Mrs. neoecca J. ... 1 i. .... I rvl..,l.l nl;iA iiTailriniT nprfiH't l.hfi .. inn aiToru ri "I- rn 1 1 urn . it'i 1 1 iiiii. nunb m i ..... m.v. fisherman and tourist to exercise floor fell and broke her hip the utmost precaution to see thatl Mran(i Mrs . Carl Edwards, Gabril's Creak. . - . n , j. thev do not .set nres in me wuuubi hu om-pIpssIv droDoingor throw ing away matches or burning ina terial of any kind. ; : ; BE. CAREFUL. Notice! A Notice is hereby given in ac cordance withlaw to all persons, that the-rewartd . offered for the ...,f nt VVi ard iDSllsn nas IIIV v ' " heiMi lifted. August, 3, 1923. S-fi.ln-9-l-23-D. L; NOAH HENSLEY. Miss Vcry-'Lieb spent Sunday and MoTidiiy home with her par en'" .Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Lieb. S . :eiurned to Asheville Tuesday oi- lo. 12. ."" j ' Mr. and Mrs. Tillar Phillips and family from near Mars Hill andT Mr. and Mrs. Offia Silver of Ashe- , ville, motored to Mr. J. J. Capps-' and spent the day Sunday. Our school begins at this place August 6th. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Allen, Ylr. and Mrs. Walter Uody, Miss Pauline Ammons, motored to Chimney Rock Sunday. . ' , Mr; and Mrs. Kenneth Murray and family, Miss Grace and Ethel Buckner were in Asheville Sunday I afternoon. Miss Burnice Ammons ' of this place is to teach school at Skyland. .' Miss Graee Buckner, Mr. Owens , Arrowood, Mr. Guy Buckner of this place spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Nelson Buckner.
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