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\' i: m PAGE SIX THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C. THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1924 WANTS Rates for advertising in this column are one cent per word for each inser tion, with a minimum charge of 25c, payable invariably in advance. FOR SALE—Cabbage plants for Fall planting. R. F. Blakely. tf WILL RENT—My present home and 57-acres farm and give possession August 1st or before. A. O’Daniel, tf FOR SALE—Cabbage and Collard plants for fall and winter head ing. Flat Dutch cabbage and Georgia Collards 20c per 100, $1.75 per 1000. J. H. Donnan, Phone 209. 7-31-5tc FOR SALE—Lookout Mountain Seed Irish Potatoes for Fall planting. See either W. A. Henry or T. J. Bla lock, Clinton, S. C. Would a'trip to Washington, New York City, Buffalo, Canada and To ronto appeal to you? If so read ad on page two or call 135 Laurfns. HARRELL GAUGHT IN NASHVILLE ADMITS TO OFFICERS THAT HE WAS ACCOMPLICE IN MURDER OF MAJOR McLEARY. Nashville, Tenn., July 22.—Frank Harrell, sought as an accomplice in the murder of Major Samuel H. Mc- Leary at Cheraw, S. C., on July 2, is a prisoner in the Nashville police sta tion and has made a confession to Chief Robert Sidebottom of the local detective department, the latter says, admitting that lie was with Mortimer N. King, already under arrest on the charge of murder, when the killing took place. He is quoted as saying that King did the actual? killing. Harrell, for whom officers all over the country have been searching fol- Jowin gthe murder of the army offi cer, was picked up by Patrolmen Ba shaw and Marshello Tuesday after noon in South Nashville, with him was his brother, Gerald. The men were arrested on a charge of vagran cy. At the polie-e-station Harrell was *iT*ppoted-wwhen—his, description tal lied with that of the notices ^fec'ervi " at the station shortly after the search was started for Major McLeary’s slayers. Brought to the detective office this morning, the men were interrogated by Chief Robert Sidebottom, and Frank Harrell, it is stated, soon ad mitted he was the man sought as King’s accomplice in the, murder, the chief said. Officers have not yet checked his wanderings, but his flight brought him to Nashville only a few days ago. He had followed in the news papers, it is said, the reports of the search being instituted for him and was using the reports as a means to keep away from the law. He left South Carolina shortly after the cap ture of King. Harrell will be held here pending action of the South Carolina officials. Johnson Arrested Spartanburg, July 22.—J. C. John son, alleged by officers to be a kins man of Frank Harrell, was arrested by Sheriff Sam B. Miller, Chief of The Japanese Government has de- Rural Police J. B. Cooksey and State cided to pay all the traveling expenses Constable Sam Heary early last of Japanese natives who emigrate to night and lodged in the county jail Braxil, and to make a grant to each " charged with befog accessory after j of two hundred yen or one hundred 5 the fact to the murder. For sale—12 beautiful barred rock hen, one cock, Park’s pure strain. 1.75 each or $20 for. the lot. Guaran teed every respect. ,J S. A, Pitts at Western Union, Lost—In front of J. A. Bailey’s res idence, one gold watch fob. Finder please return to D. J. Woods or The Chronicle. O&E STRAY PIG—Black and red spotted, at my place. Owner may secure same by paying for feed and advertisement.' J. Harrison Nabors. Itc $100 A WEEK. Man wanted with ambition, industry and small capi tal. You can m^ke above amount or more, distributing Rawleigh’s Quality Products to steady consumers. Sev eral Fine openings now available. We teach and help you do a big business and make more money than you ever made before. Give age, occupation, references. W. T. Rawleigh Co., Dept. SC1113, Memphis, Tenn. 8-14-6tc Bill LIFTS TAX ON HER INCOME 61VEN TO GIRLS Mother Superior Gives Her Share of Philadelphia Drexel Fortune to Charity. Washington, D. C.—Burled within the 374 dry-printed pages of the new tax measure Is a bit of wmance—a clause that will bring Joy to thou sands- of homeless girls. It’s Just a sentence or two—that If a person has. donated 90 per cent or tnore of Income the first year the law Is effective and for each of ten pre ceding years, no tax may be levied. But It was put there to cover the In come of only one individual, Mother Catherine, head of a Roman Catholic sisterhood. Mother Catherine once was a Miss Drexel of Philadelphia and every year she gets a share of the great fortune of the Philadelphia Drexels. But, as a sister, she cannot spend any of It. So,, every year, she has donated her share to charity—the building of homes for friendless girls. It was taxed like any other Income, however, and many a home for girls could not be built because of levies by the gov ernment . But Senator Pepper (Rep., Pa.) got DAVIS NAMES SHAVER MANAGES WEST VIRGINIAN WILL DIRECT DRIVE FOR THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE —FORMER LEADERS AND ADVSORY COMMITTEE TO ASSIST IN EFFORT. organization which is to be set up and which is to cover the entire coun try. From other authentic sources, it was learned, however, that there will be organized an advisory committee to conduct the campaign under the per sonal direction of Mr. Shaver. Swim In LAKE THOMAS n , T '' r " r thiTexempflon'ffilyrred and now-AIoIh- er Catherine may use her entire in come to help girls. #*lHf*************** ******* Adds Anothep Verse to “Star-Spangled Banner **************.******#***** / Have yonr parties at Mary Mas- grove Tea Room, Officers stated that they had trac ed Harrell to Johnson’s home at In- dollars. The fish crop of the world costs the' consumer a billion dollars yearly,’of man, 12 miles from this city on July,which seven hundred eighty million 11. There he is said to have chang ed his rough garb for a neat suit of blue, and to have traded his cap for a hat. He is said to have been seen boarding a freight train near In man, and recent investigation is al leged to have shown that he had been seen in Tennessee. Officers here * were discussing a plan for notifying Tennessee officials to be on the look out when informed by newspaper men here of the alleged capture. Will Send For Him Columbia, S. C., July 23.—At the governor’s office today it was stated that an officer would be sent to Nash ville immediately to bring Haerell to South Carolina. Edward A. McDow ell, the governor’s secretary, talked to Nashville officers and furnished additional details to aid in the iden tification of Harrell and the Nash ville officers reported immediately that these made more positive the identification of the man held. goes to those who harvest the crop. The world’s railroads, if placed in a single line, would reach to the moon and back and encircle the globe nearly eleven times. It costs from fifty to one hundred and fifty thousand dollars to drill an oil well, and by no means is every well an oil producer. Germany is buying American mules to replace oxen in agricultural work. WHAT DO DO? 666 is a prescription for Malaria, Chills and Fever, Dengue or Bil lions Fever. It kills the germs. New York, July 19.—ClenJ'L. Sha ver of West Virginia, will manage the campaign of John W. Davis, Dem ocratic presidential nominee, which will be formerly launced at Clarks burg, W. Va., on the night of August 11, with the official notification of Mr. Davis ifbmination. This announcement was made late today y Mr. Davis before he depart ed for Olesboro, Maine, where he will spend ten days with his time divided between rest and the mapping out in his own mind of the form and sub- stanc eof his address of acceptance. Announcement of the selection of Mr. Shaver as qhairman of the Dem- the fixing of the notification day was ocratic national committee and of contained in an official statement, the first to be issued by the candidate. Decision Long Made * . J Tvelection of "Mr. ~SK5f ef liad ^ee determined upon some days ago, but the official announcement was with held until Mr. Davis could complete a series of conferences with party leaders. The last of these was held today at he home of Frank L. Polk, those present including Thomas Tag gart, of Indiana; George E. Bran- nan, of Illinois, and Norman H. Da vis, of New York. Mr. Shaver himself made public Mr. Davis statement and supplemented it with the announcement that plans for the campaign still were in the mak ing and nothing could be said at this time regarding the personnel of the. A GAIN Draughon’s finds it necessary to expand. The new building, designed especially for us and now under construction, more than doubles our floor apace. The business men of South Carolina realizeJJbtat “Draughon TVaiSTls Well-Tfaihed. ,r Tftsure ytrar wre*-- cess in the business world by arranging for your reserva tion. « Write Today for Full Particulars DRAUGHON’S BUSINESS COLLEGE Masonic Temple Block Wm. Lykes, Jr., President COLUMBIA, S. C. Frank W. Lykes, Secy.-Treas. 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