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ThsDan Cireia, the largest
?ftod finest circus now enroute has
?been known for np&y as the "PMde
of the Sooth". Artists both Amer
ican and Europeans, as well as Wild
Jbad Domestic animals make up the
jlhow two hoars performance.
Danny McPride, James Thomas and
an army of famously funny downs
make- up the laugh portion of The
Dan Bice Circus that comes to Farm
ville for an afternoon and night per
Ionian on Thursday, September
9th. -
X When they make their first entry,
the laughter begins with a travesty
ion the late Jim Braddock, Joe Louis
* a
championship fight ?and continue
through their burlesque baseball
game. Advance reports state that
the downs will cause you to shake
with laughter, and fairly gasp with
glee over these soul sunbeams, the
cargoes of comicalities, the truck
loads of tricks and ticklers, the host
of hilarious hitters, the concourse
of fashion aping fools, the mimics of
men and manners, and the follies and
fun of the day.
The management of the Dan Rice
Circus has continued making clown
alley one of the most important fea
tures of the entertainment that com
prises over 60 well known and sensa
tional features.
McPride and Thomas, producing
clowns were with many European cir
cuses and bring a new style of en
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America because ofHaahffityto eft- j
tSTtt ra a^"be :
Pi^dmcy of th?*Onited Stetea. ? 1
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ACCIDENT RESTORES SEARING. ?
Sudbury i Out Ceo W. Standi, of *
Nairn Center, is one man who la'glad 1
be was hit by an aiSMillfr' Dehf <
for a number of yean? Smith was de
lighted to discover, upon being picked
up after the accident, that his hear- <
ing had returned.
I >ii sa^iltt niTiiMlnrt^
ktn niwrany imcoinrafx
Many women, who formerly '
suffered from a iM? run- '
down condition a* a result of'
poor assimilation of food, say
they benefited by taking CAR
DUi, a special meflWiie for :
women. TWyfound it helped
to Increase the appetite and'
improve digestion, thereby
bringing them more statolith
from their food.
NaturaSy there is less dis
comfort at monthly periods ,
when the system has* been
strengthened and the variour
functions restored and regu
lated.
Cardui, prated by tbtafeands of
women, is well worm ttytag. Of
course, tf not bSBefBSd, a;
physlctan
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pliin' the tactics If M* Roosevelt's
Democratic opponents who fill the'
Ur with lamentation* shout the old'
>rder'a lapse* and insist that the'
President is wredonf the party and1
the nation by insisting upon his pro
gram.
Not only was the President defeat
ed on thr bffl to: raddgnihe the Su
preme Court in a spectacular Senate*
Bttffe htit thd'effort to "further Mlp1
those wiSi toil infrttofy and on firm"
tfirohgh a vnfces and hourt bills was
also blocked. Competent ' observert be-'
torte-Hs*' both otf these mertta'es
would have psseed if a voto could?
have been foreed but effective minor
ities wfcte abfeto take advantage' of
parliamentary aHuitioha. sndkeep the'
naeasures a shdwdown.
Tim CM Exerirtive was also balk-'
ed in his- effort to reorganize the'
executive depirtmfents and opposition'
seems str6tijf enough' to present the'
passage of the fneawae as proposed1
althdujj# it 18 poWfttt that it will go-'
through' the nfelt session in a modi
fied forni. Regional authorities,. pro-'
posed by this F&Wdeht to safeguard
national resources, got nowhere al
though the illness of Senator Norris
was in part responsible for this fail
ure.
Mr. Roosevelt was also effectively
blocked in his demand or an adequate1
farm measure, including some form
of crop control. For most of the ses-;
mon the question was sleeping but'
when farm pHctes began to drop the'
agricultural representatives in House
and Senate got worried. Cotton wofc-'
WW and front cotton states came aj
renewed demand fbT Iegfelation, which
was tacitly supported by other agri
cultural groups, which feared that1
some ne wcrisis might plague other'
farm products. Finally, both houses'
obligated themselves to take up!
Earn* legislation as the first wort of!
the next session of Congress, present
indications are that a ,special session
>f Congress in the fall depends en
tirely upon how farm products hold
ip in the markets. If prices drop, a
ipecial session is almost certain.
These are the major defeats of the
President's "program." It should be
rated that on crop insurance, also, the
two Houses cotdd not get together,
ha on sugar both Senate and House
Touted the views of the President
ind his cabinet officials, that neu
araiity legislation (fid not include the
liscretion that the President wanted
Did' that- dn- severed other matters,
mch as the CCC, Congress followed
ts own ideas.
In fact, the eight-month session
presents the curious spectacle of a
Congress asserting it legislative pow
tr and the passing practically noth
ing of importance. It leaves the na
ion to determine whether it will give
future support to the President or to
iis opposition. Naturally, Republi
can leaders are tickled over the situat
ion, which they predict will mesh
leavy gains for their party. Certain
y, it will not hurt them, although the
naiti peril fating Republicans today
s the possibility that' the President
will defeat his Democratic opposition
md build a party, based on support I
>f laboring and farming people and
>ledged to operate a government in
heir interest.
One diversion was the denunciation
>f democratic leadership by several
abor leadere, including John L. Lewis)
vho aCcoSed the leaders of being uii
ible to carry out party pledges, and
SWlliam Green; who accused the
rouse rides committee of "stifling
m ddfaitWg" legislation just as It
W under the domliuttiun of "Can
ton and his reactionary associates."
ihutSer was the prediction of Senator
Sufifey tiiit ^obKvlon" awaits those
vho fought ft* Presidents court pro
x>aals and the bitter reply in the Sen
ds frtin Mrs. Burke, Wheeler and
yMahondy. Nor was his Senate foes
>leased with flfe address of the Freaf
lent at Roanoke Island, which they
Ijctofefaed as "ndtice" fbkt the Chief
Sxecutive plans to insist upon "pro
rressTve" ideas and' (he efinminatioh
rf interference by the "conservative"
dbe of Democrats.
Much eofcAhddt is heard about
Southern opposition to the President^
irogram and the statement is made
hat Garner, Strrffh, BjfM, Glass
?ther leaders from the South hart
Met ornbfMfafc in tommbn with the '
administration. This may be true & J
?ga?b to certain lefcders but the
rating in Democratic primaries lailt
rear did not indicate any such condjt
ion and, in fact certain Senators, up
or reelection last year in Southern
Hates, made no secret of their abun
dant loyalty to the Prrthknt. ITnleflb
tost signs arer*er?tofirti?dre win be
aftfbsenee o/pdptfltiF support for tlsa
President iaf tiUv&jbtil, whfird he fit
artremely pbpujfr sftd iobhed upoii
? U?
Retail mercKaatC-'tiiKmghout ti?
otatry are expecting the best Fal
astasia since 1989.
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Johnston coahty. ? tod ' wf orarir m&
0:4
Surviving are Wr hu&snd, John
W. Holmes, a daughter, Mrs. Daisy
H. Smith; throe sons, (X of Hsrt-1
ford,' Johff D. and- ESbott C, Holm**,;
FtirinViite? fohr grandchildren; g$itifcj
ter; Mtt. M. J. Caveriaugh, Wallace,
m-m brothers, E. P? of Benson,'
and N. L. Britt, of Dunn.
Active pallbearers were; Manly
Liles, J. H. Moobe, Buydr 6. W.
Davis, W. J; Rasberry, C. A; Tyson'
Jtal&r ?S Roebrf Honorary, C. L.i
Be?ini^ |;?t: B^dai; w. i>. Fields,!
Arch J. Flahnag-an, J. H. Harris, J.
M. Hobgood, Dr. P. E. Jones, A. P.
Joyner, J.- B. Joyner, H. W, Kemp,
T. W. Lang*, B. M. Lewis, A. C.
Monk, J. Y. Monk, A B. Moore,
J. I. Morgan, Sr., Wv A McAdamB,
J. H. Paylor, L. T. Pierce, A Q.
Roebuck, W. S. Royster, I. E. Satter
field, j. L. Shackleford, L. P. Thomas,
J. T. Thome, T. C. Turnage, J. M.
Wheless, Dr. % M. Willis, C. C.
Coppedge; E. G. Flanagan, J. F. Har
rington, D. H. Conley, Dr. N. T. En
nett, S. f. WhTte, Greenville; J. R.
Turnage, Ayden; M. O. Blount, Bethdl;
fc.R. wheeler, Shnfofd; A C. Hodges,
Goldsboro. .
As an insight into the life of this
highly esteemed woman, the Rev. Mr.
Ennis, in his talk, read this poem,
which she had lothe months agb had
Teferintod and distributed to nearly
be moved ^ ?
When nemrtw thr Smritoor we Hv?. '
Our lore may be tested, our faith1
&?*ukr bHa*M? ?W -' ?
WJMmhu W v&vw mr ;
BQi nrnuy wiip> wcAf
Wfch JeStw abMWr in tfc8"**u>. ;
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We may pasii ?Inobgh the waters andi
yeTH4Ms^tfcr*>
To lead and cottfert Ills-own,
Whtfe clett!* liritatf' da, bfehdHintf
otir faithv .
The arms of His md*e? are thrown.
He may take in His wisdom our
tr&ashresaWSy, >
But only again to restore
The lirits that are brtffen; to spar***
aneW,
Whi^ phrtftp and trtA are no mote.
If we clin? to ffiaprOMse end Walk
firthfelig?
That ifeVer, no never, yroWe dim,
Our mihycares, whai!^ they bfe,
Wftl draw us still ne&Jfer to Hftm
(Abo.)
iWspedza on thefarm ofW. T. Da
vis in SftrSih County WhS 12 inches
tall when recently measured on a
field 'WhOretrfpfc- superphosphate had
been appliedat thO rate of 160 pounds
per acfe. Oh a cMdc pIbt'the leaped'
za Was only 5 inches high.
iA'i'rT i???rrn rp l-ftrt utin i-rnnr,.
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Queen and' Kay, two of! the elephant* with the Dan
Rfce Circus, ca^ f? RaMfeffl* flyMaft Mtftaaltar
-etr tr Hr-r til . n %
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the powefr
of sale contained-in t&Mt certain mortv
gugwexfceutedbyWaker May and
wife Almtw-Mey to Jotab ffill Pal
lor, Mortgagee, under date February
18th 1926 of reetfrf i* Book X16 at
page 152 of t&e Pitt County Registry,
default having- been mad in the psyt
raent of the indebtedness therein &*?
scribed, the undersigned mortgagee,
will dell for <^ah hefi>rt'tte c<M)rthor,se
dobr in the Tb#h of Gr^ftvffle, North
ChrWinh, oh MAttdhy, September 27th
1987 at 12 o'clock Noon'the follow
ing described real estate.
Lying and being in the Town of'
FarmviHe, County of Pitt, State of
North Carolina) and mere fully d*J
i ,ii
scribed as Beginning onWal
fctte-St*e*t aitf'rttfr N. B. l8frfttf;
thence S. E. 5d feet; thence S. W.
to Wailaee Sttfcet 180 f*t; thence
wMk -WUlMdStofl *0 ie**o th^be
ginning. Being the Identical lot con
veyed to1 Wiltir Kayv March 16th
1918 by G. B. Moore end wife May
Moore, which deed-ia duly recorded in
the Registry, of Pitt County in Book
6-10 et page 660, to which reference
is hereby made.
This the 20th day. of August 1987.
John Hill Pnylor, Mortgagee
Aug. 27, Sept: 8, 10, 17.
Dr. H. M. Pollock at popVation
conference says that mental diseases
are becoming the fnain health prob
lem in the United States.
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