THE GLEANER |'
eaiHAM. K. 0., DEC. 10,1031.
MOD IrilT T1CMDAT,
J. D. KERNODLE, Editor, i
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The lower houie of Congrees now
stands 219 Democrat! and 214 Re
publicans. No room there for the
majority to foster disagreements.
Senators John H. Bankhead of
Alabama and Josiah William Bailey
of North Carolina, new senators,
were duly seated in the U. S. Senate
Monday w ithout opposition, though
notice of contest has been filed in
case of each.
John N. Garner, Representative in
Congress from Texas for the past
29 years, was elected speaker of the
House Monday by the Democrats to
succeed the late Nicholas Long
worth, Republican. The entire Dem
ocratic deligation, 219. was present
and voted for him.
The charity football game at Duke
University stadium last Saturday af
ternoon, with teams from Duke and
University at Chapel Hill against
teams from State, Wake Forest and
Davidson colleges, was a real foot
ball game. The Universities won 14
to 9. The attendance waa less than
9,909 about a fourth or fifth of the
number attending the other out
standing games. Purse strings get
very tight when K comes to charity.
Mr Hoover pre hit annual met*
?age to Congrett Tuesday. No ooe,
not even hit party friends give it
very high praise. The outstanding
recommendations are about three: in
the (ace of possible deficit of $4,444
set.ott, he recommends an increase
in taxes; the avoidance of tariff ro
.v iaion; and the Setting up of a gi
gantic corporation similar to
the War Finance Corporation to re
lieve depression and make money
matters easier. It is to be seen to
what extent Congress will follow
these and other recommendations.
8.3. Manhattan, the largest Amer
ican bnllt merchant ship ever launch
ed, was launched at Camden. N. J,
last Saturday. It is being built for
the United States Lines, is 705 feet
long with 34,MM gross tons capaci
ty. Speed is more than 30 knots per
hour. A [bottle of water, composed
of the mixed samples sent by tbe
governors of the 43 states, was
crashed against the bow in the
christening ceremony. Gov. O. Max
Qardner aet^a bottle from Neuse
river. This jmonster of the sea will
accommodate 1,344 passengers. It is
the last word in comfort and luxury
for ocean travel,
France Honors Deeds of
U. S. Ten in Memorial
Brest. Fiats ? Fifteen Italian
acalptors, under direction of Boulto
QuftnctU, sa American dtiat of
Italian extraction, are pettlnf the
gnlahlng touches on the liaarlesa
aaral memorial, which Is to be com
pleted here la February.
So far ae date for Ua dedication
< has been rboaeo. bat It has bean sug
gested that February 22 would be ap
propriate.
This n>emortal, at Ooors d'AJot
Brest. Is a tribute la granite to the
gallant deeds and services of Dotted
State aaambo during the World war.
The tower, which willT be 104 feet
high, has attained a height ef US
feet. It will ho sansoanted by fear
giant eagles.
On the sides will be atlsgsrteai
sculpture. Mare than SUMS cubic fast
of Breton granite will he reunited tar
It and Ihe cost Is estimated at IMS.
000.
Horns of Lost Cattla
Hard Enrich Tons Man
Baa tat en to. Tana?Remains ef a
bant hard of longhum cattle, fa met
10 the history ef the Texas range, hm
hat Sound by L. D. BariUlon ef Wae
ata. Taxau, and their hart have made.
Mm rich.
la BU Jacob Dm Lonisi*s entire
herd ef several thousand toughest
stampeded la a storm near Tevllngt
task. They were never Stnd.
That 1% net until BtftflHea trailed
?ad Stand T^uat heap of^naTand
hsrns Bertlllloa has Mat sold mare
than *80.000 trorth ef bona, and la
mew nominating far a sale lathe prises
ef Wales.
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LIGHTS ? &A&S
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An artist and hla wife dram down
to a part? on Long Hand at whteli
other thlnfs besides unfermented
grape Juice were served. On the trip
home ha paid her mora attention than
he bad since the days when they were
(Hifayed. It natnrally was gratlfylnt
to And that the paaslnf years had
not lessened his affection. She was
tlad aha still was slender and food
to look at Bather lata the neat morn
ing, the husband came down to break
fast Ha had ooe hand on his brow
and what ha chiefly appeared te de
sire was plenty of coffee. Still, all
was well until ha said:
"Say, who drora homo with me lent
night r
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Mr. aad Mrs. Bugs Beer are ardent
crossword passle fans. Mrs. Beer la
pretty good at these pussies hot she
was absolutely astounded at tha skill,
voed aad bralawork shews by her
husband. Together they woald do tha
possls published la a certain Mew
York paper aad they aerer were more
than child's play for Mr. Baer. If
ever she was stock for a word, he In
stantly supplied It Mrs Baer took
a wholesome pride la her husband's
remarkable ability until It accidental
ly came to light that Mr. Baer was
obtaining advance proofs of the pus
sies at the newspaper office, working
them out at his lets are, sad then do
ing them ever at home. Mr. Baer has
lost prestige.
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There Is a sign oa tha road near
Poughksepsis which reads en one side,
"House te let Inquire within." On
the ether side, the sign reads, "Bo
ware of tha Dog."
sea
Arthur wnitua Brown, the Btan
trntor, u< Le Bey P. Ward, the archl
tact, had ? mlraeuleua untax IM
Injury nr death recently while drtr
Ia? back from Baat BaafM, Lang
Inland, to Mow Tort Tba road wan
croodad with rapidly moving can.
Mi . Ward waa at tba wheal at hla
owa automobile, with Mr. Brawn la
tba aaat baaldt him. Suddenly a driver
swung out of tba Una cnmlac the oth
er way. Mr. Ward wraochad tha
wheel but barely praraatad a bead an
col 11*1 on. The other car atrack hla
ear oa tba aide, pushed It SO that, and
overturned It la tba dltct It tierted
to Its aids with Mr. Brown oa tha mn
der alda Now nomas the miracle. The
ear waa badly wmaahed. windshield,
fender*, runntnr hoards and windows.
Vet, whaa they were polled out.
neither Mr. Ward nor Mr. Brawn waa
mere than Nightly brained and tba
ileum Mr. Brown waa warning were
not area broken.
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A Mead of mine entered an auto
mat near Scranty ascend street aad
was thoroughly aarprlaad to And It
fairly well IM with men with canes
end spate- A few eren had monoclea
through which they made a careful
eraarinatlee of the ready dishes be
fore pertinr "1th their nickels. Tba
only way In which my friend waa abla
to account for this clientele eras to
Assume that tha tueteumi ware on
cers of the former Bank uf United
States, which had branches in this vl
clotty before the parent stem and all
branches withered. This autamat, by
the way, la one of the few New Tort
eating places which bars imofctag A
nonsmoking rale Is hard to safmte.
ant bocansa of tha man, but bucauau
of tha women, a far more Independent
ecr.
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Dr. Frederick W. Eodft telle me ef
? ntiru entomotegtt whe en tared
the Explorer* dab la great excite
ment Be wee poinding a folded
newspaper agalnat hU hand.
"Did job aeat" he naked. -Did joa
aee the Colorado riser baa orer
Aowadr
"Tea," aaawered aomeone. "It la
terrible ebeet the poor people who
h?Td lost tkslr hMMBa"
Tsopur *14 tlM adSBtlst "Whit
coo cere hare I with peepUT It la
the bag*."
It aetata that he had dUeorered
aome bow variety of laaaci la the dto>
Met which bow waa doedod. Wall,
Ifa att la the point of stew.
(BL 1011. a*u ajraOHoU.)?'wnp ama
Men (T) is Berlin are wearing apata
trimmed with far.
Notice of Foreclosure of
Real Property.
Purauant to the power vetted In
the trader tlfwod Traatee by vlrtae
of a certain dead at traat from
A. J. Jeffrey* tad wife. Pearl Jef
freys dated April It, lm, aad duly
recorded in the office of the Ragia
tw of Deed* tor Alamance County
h Deed of Traat Book ill, Page
10. aald deed of traat having been
ex era ted for the porpoee of aeenr
ing a certain not* of even date
therewith; where**defaalt haa been
made In the payment of tatd note,
the iiarlal dgaed Traateo win, por>
aonot to the pdwat of ml* aotfco
riaed in aald deed of traat, offer for
a(r at pobUc taction at the cooat
honae door la Graham, North Caro
lina, Alamance Oooaty, to the Uat
and hlghaaf bidder for caah, the fol
lowing deecrtbad reel paopeitj, on
TDBSDAT, JANUARY Hh, 118, I
at It* o'clock, noon,
A fot of land eitnate |a Pleaaaat
Grove Township, Alamance County
and State of North Carolina, adjoin
ing the lands of J. G. Dalley (dec'di,
ftelemoe Martin (dec'd) and others,
aad bounded as follows, jo-wit:
Beginning at a rock at the corner
ot Cicero Whjtmors's tobacco barn;
thence NJ, 1 1-1 deg. B. 11 cha. to
pointers; thence a dividing line S
N 1-1 dsg. B.M dha.15 Iks. to point
era in 3. <G. Dafley's line; thence 8.
1 1-1 deg. W. 11 cha. to a rock in
O. |ff, Pettigrew'a line; thence N.
M 1-1 deg. W. M cha. ? Iks. to the
first station, containing one hundred
and eleven acres, more or lees.
The abeve doocrlbsd property is
the identlcnl land conveyed to Aa
dm 3. Jeffrey* by B. 8. Parker, Jr..
Oeaaadrntenar, bp deed dated 16th
day Ot Jmy, Ml aad duly record
ed In the office ot the Regkrter of
Deeds ot llama err County in Book
M, Pages 1T4?A
This property sub)ect to advanced
bide mi provided by lew.
tide Mi day ot December, 1M1.
T. C CARTER,
< Trustee
Notice of
Rc-Salc of Real Property.
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a certain mort
gage deed executed by Mrs. Laura
Bernhardt, a widow lady, of Ala-1
mance County, bearing date of
March 174*31, and tecordedin Reg
ister of Deeds' office in Book No.
117, page 01?61. Mortgage Deeds,
default having been made in pay
ment of said Mortgage as secured
by said Mortgage the undersigned
will sell at public auction.for cash
at the COUrt House Graham. N. C.
as the law directs, on
BtUMliAV, iNi,
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at 11 40 o'clock, noon,
the following tracts of land in Boon
Station township. Alamance County
adjoining the lands of John Wagon
er, R. J. Me bane and St. Marks
Church lots, and bounded as fol
lows
Beginning at a stone in John
Wagoner's line, running thence with
the said line South 86 deg. B. Schs.
16 Iks. to a stone on MehaneU line,
thence with said line South 2 1-2
cleg, W. It cha 52 Iks. to a stone on
said line; thence North 75 deg. W.
11 cha and SO Iks. to a stone; thence
North 12 deg. B. 14 chs and 46 Iks.
to the beginning, containing l&J
acres, more os lest.
Second tract?A let in said Coun
ty and State, in Boon Station Town
ship. described as follows ?
Beginning at a stone. R J. Me J
ane's Corner running thence South
It 1-2 deg. West t chs. and 75 Iks.
to a corner of the Church lot; then
ce North 23 1-2 deg. Wedt 4 cha. to
a stone; thence South 25 1-2 deg.
West II chs. and 7 Iks. to a stone la
toad; thence North S 1-2 deg. Bast
12 cha and 20 Iks. to a stone on
Mecane's corner line; thence with
said Meoane's line South 17 deg
East 13 chs. and 13 Iks. to the begin
ning, containing 15.6 acres more or
less.
Thfc la a re-sale and the bidding
will start at 9356.S0.
This December 5th, 1631.
JOHN M. COBLE,
Mortgagee
?oMCRiais ro^ nn uiuiia,
Notice of
Sale of Real Estate i
Under Execution!
NORTH CAaOVHA,
ALAMANCE COUNTY.
A.'M. Barrow, trading as
A. M. Barrow'Company. Plaintiff, j
VS. ,
J. O. Garrett, Defendant.
Under and by virtue of an execu
tion iaaued by the Superior Court
of Alamance County, in the above
entitled action, directed tq the un
dersigned, Sheriff of Alamance
County, the Judgmentin the said act
ion having been docketed In Ala
mance County an the ... day
of W ' the under
aigned Sheriff of Alamance County,
wgl, on
MONDAY, JANUARY 4. 1933
at 11 AS o'clock, nooiv
at the Court House Door of Ala-,
mance County in Graham, N. C, aeil
at public auction, to tl\a highest bid
der for cash, for the purpose of sat
isfying the aa^d execution, aU of the
right, title and estate of the ae|d J,
Ot Garrett owned on the date of
the docketing of sa(d judgment In
Alamance County, or acquired since
said date, in and to the fol)ow$ig
described lands located In Patter
son Township, Alamance County
North Carolina:
A certain tract of land in Patter-,
son Township, Alamance County.
Joining J. M. and J. G. Garrett and
beginning at an iron bar in Gar
rett line 24 links E. of the center ot
State Highway No. #2; thence 8. 8?
deg. East 1.66 3-J cha. to an iron bar
In said line; thence 8. 5 deg. Weet
3 chs. to a rock; thence N. It deg.
West 1.66 2-3 chs. to an Iron bar 20
links East ot the center of St#*
Highway No. 62; thence North I
deg. Bests 3 chs. to the beginning,
containing .6 1-2 acre more or levy
being the property deeded t.O Many
Goodman, deed for which js record
ed in Deed Boofc Hat M, Page 432.
This t(he ith day of DecCknber,
MSI. \
H. J. STOCKARD,
Sheriff Alamance County.
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