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McCORMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, S. C\ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1941 BIG TOP A VTCEK OR SO LATER .THE* SHOWMAN'S B'ELt'* CAME OUT VJfW THE WHOLE STORV AEOlTT STlHOER ANO’SILK" ~ READ To US. BOSS UAL, \AfHAT ME SAy h vmu TWE ARREST OT 5AM SfiNGER ONE SO-CALLED^ ORCUS V)mCH HAS ALWAYS BEEN A Disgrace, to show BUSINESS CAME To* A Timely end jj ; & 1 jM, k 11 Hi* *+/ tv'Wl II/* )*//<■ “ Frank Jay Markey Syndicate, Incj " WE CONGRATULATE C5EFPBANG'S ON THE RECCA^RY OP MbST OP THE STOLEN MONEY AMD AWAVT WfUi INTEREST TO SEE WHAT COURSE HE WILL PURSUE WITH * SILK " POWLER, HIS CROOKED EQUESTRIAN DIRECTOR , vmO, AT PRE SENT, IS 7A DANGEROUSLY ILL IN THE HOSPITAL - BANCSS BROS. CIRCUS IS NOW SHOWING IN fEECUET. .GEORGIA . ON ITS WAY SOUTH To VWINTER QUARTER S AT SEMIN OLA DEACM, FLORIDA " By ED WHEELAN LISTEN .HUGO, M ORCU S SOLLY' savs in His column *. 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