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HAVE AUTO SHOW
Attraction Is Sponsored By
The American Legion And
Chamber of Commerce
APRIL 29-MAY 4 DATES
Henderson, April 18?With plans!
being completed and its posters
covering this territory indications
are that banner crowds will attend
the second annual Auto Show,
Merchants Exposition and Indoor
Circus, under the auspices of the
local Legion Post and the Chamber
of Commerce at Henderson from
April 29th to May 4th.
If just half of the tentative plans
of the two above organizations materialize,
then Henderson will have
the honor of sponsoring one of
the largest and most complete
trade shows and circuses ever presented
in tlfis section of the state.
Henderson is particularly lucky
in being the home town of the Castello-Loughlin
circus unit. These
two families known from coast to
coast in the show world, will constitute
the bases of the circus to be
presented each night in a regulation
three ring circus top, which
j" ? ir?f in the rear
I will oe ereoieu uu a aw ? ? ?
of the High Price warehouse that
will be used as the Exposition
building. In conjunction with the
above riding acts will be added,
numerous other acts of various natures.
The' show will consist of
riding acts, sensational aerial acts,
phenominal tumbling and acrobatic
numbers and practically every attraction
that goes to make up any
of the first class circuses. Fun
will be injected to the program by
a troupe of famous clowns neaded
by Raymond and Marcus.
.Services of the Carolina Buccaneers
of the University of North ,
Carolina have been secured for ,
the week and that well known (
musical organization can be depended
upon to hold up their end
of the affairs and to assist mater- (
ially in making the event a sue- ,
cess. They will also furnish the !
music for the nightly dances that '
wil. be featured at the Henderson ,
Exposition.
Local Auto Dealers and Mer- i
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chants readily purcnasea au avauSable
space in the Exposition building,
fifty-six Merchants and fourteen
Automobile dealers being represented
with beautiful displays.
The decorating for the Henderson
Trade Show will be in the hands
of competent decorators.
Much interest has been snown by
the residents of Henderson and
nearby towns and if this is any indication
enormous crowds will visit
the event during the big week.
The staging of Henderson's second
annual Auto Show, Merchants
Exposition and Indoor Circus is in
the hands of Dave Loughlin, assisted
by Ed. L. Eger.
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The sale is just thebeginning.
For months and
years after that we want
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All our mechanics are
carefully trained io service
the new Ford and we
guarantee that all work
will be done right and at
a fair price. .
You know in advance
how much the job will
cost because all labor is
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Another thing you'll
like is prompt delivery
We'll have the car ready
when you want it.
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the big circuses that wintered in FJ
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Hoover Appeals
For Obedience To I
Laws Of All Kinds a
NEW YORK, April 22?President'
Hoover stated today that in many
large American cities murder can
apparently be committed with imr.unity,
and he appealed for
abedience to laws of all kinds.
Speaking at the annual luncheon
of the Associated Press, the president
said in his first public address
since his inauguration that robbery '
and burglary are far more common!
here than in Great Britain and that
smbezzlement and forgery, our record
stands no comparison with
stable nations.
"No part of the country, rural
or urban is immune," he said. "Life |
and property are relatively more
unsafe than in any other civilized j
country in the world."
Prefacing his remarks with a trib- 1
ate to the late Melville E. Stone,
former general manager of the as- i
sociated Press, the president began
the reading of his prepared address
with the statement that he con-1
sidered enforcement and obedience
to the laws the dominant issue before
the American people.
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of the Waldrof Astoria Hotel applauded
vigorously.
Mr. Hoover made ft plain early in
his address that his concern was
vith all laws, with law itself, as law,
and not particularly with the 18th
Amendment or any single piece of
legislation.
"In order to dispel certain illusions
in the public mind on the
subject," he said, "let me say at
once that while violations of law
have been increased by inclusion
of crimes under the Eighteenth
Amendment and by the vast sums
that are poured into the hands of
the criminal classes by the patronage
of illicit liquor by otherwise re
sponsible citizens, yet tms is duc one
segment of our problem. I have purposely
cited the extent of murder,
Durglary, robbery, forgery and embezzlement,
for but a small percentage
of these can be attributed to
the Eighteenth Amendment."
Suggestion To Press
The president suggested as a
crime deterent that newspaper publishers
invest the acts of enforcement
officers with some of the
glamor of romance and heroism
"which our American imaginative
minds throw around those who
break the law."
As he did in his inaugural address
seven weeks ago, the president placed
squarely before the people their
responsibility in the matter of law
observance and said the real problem
was to awaken the consciousness,
the moral sense, of the citizen
and, if necessary, to segregate where
they could do no further harm "de
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the intelligence and the moral instinct
to obey the law as a matter
of conscience.
"II a law is wrong, its rigid enforcement
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its repef.l," he said. "If it is right, |
its enforcement is the quickest j
method of compelling respect for
it."
In his address, which was broadcast
to the country over two national
r adio chains, Mr. Hoover j
warned that in the desire of the'
people to be merciful the penduluml
had swung in favor of the prisoner
and far away from the protection of'
society; that the sympathetic mind
of the /inerican people has swung
too far from the family of the
murdered to the family of the
murderer. j
Steady Process
From :.iis own administration, the
chief executive pledged a strengthening
of the law enforcement
agencies by orderly processes, week
by week, month by month, year by
year, by steady pressure, steady
weeding out of incapable and negligent
officials, by promotion and
recognition for those who do thenduty,
and by the most rigid scrutinj' |
of the records and mental attitudes
of all persons suggested by appointment
to official posts in the law enforcement
machinery.
Industrial Show
Opens On March 12
RALEIGT, April 23.?North Carolina's
progress along industrial
lines will be shown here during the
week beginning May 13, when the
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Warrenton, N. C.
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Office: over
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Warrenton, N. C.
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first State-vrtde ^ state {air- 1 Governor O. Max
tion will be be^ * ices 0f the North lend their aid in
trouhds under ausP"*5 Industrial Exposition / S
Carolina State Fair. ^ \ one< Mr. Smuh said, in
mdieations n0W SUCMSS, as many the some thra
Finn will be a suCC? ' ers 0f iacturers in the State r^H
^ the leading space Gardner asked tti(mt0S^B
2. State have order products at ih,
the exposition OuM th that the peopleth,
'La thes mW accordlhi have an oppomMt,
? rnlina-made Produc^Lv_manager | how much progress tte*^H
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Henderson Auto Show H
Exposition and Circus I
Gorgeous Beautiful^!
Style Merchants
Show Exhibits ^
Wednesday night Maminouth ^3
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Dancing
Nightly p
Four hours dancing w- I
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_ Carolina QuartJ^B
Castello- (Added attraction,!
Loughlin !
Circus Unit A Week of Fun!
And Ten Popularity ContJ
Other Acts Queen will be cro\o^B
7 Funny Clowns ed on Friday nigM
Music by
"The Carolina Buccaneers"
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(Circus in big circus tent)
Week, April 29th to May 4th I
Attend the ball game then the circus
BasebaU Notes?May 1st and 2nd, Salisbury at Hendera I
Piedmont League?May 3rd and 4th, Durham at Hendera I
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