Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^iti^GuiDEPOSTS TO By Berndrr'Mbcfadden HOW HIGH ARE YOUR PHYSICAL I mate will be warped. How can IDEALS’ 'know that true beauty is based on health and strength and that his chil- Physical ideals are as important as'^j-g^ may reap the tragedy of his ig- mental ideals. They are fundamental! Through them you are able to develo'p ard of speculation, will be a gain to both farmer and consumer. “In addition to these special provis ions In the direction of improved re turns, the board should be organized to investigate every field of economic betterment for the farmers so as to furnish guidance as to need in produc tion, to devise methods for elimination of unprofitable marginal lands and their adaption to other uses; to de velop industrial by-products and to survey a score of other fields of help fulness. “The difficulties of agriculture can 7 - 9 Musgrove Street Clinton, S. C. norance ? And yet, every so-called reformer is! not be cured in a day; they can not a foundation upon which the whole: ^.orking for the purpose of suppress-1 all be cured by legislation; they can structure of human life must be built, j j^g the presentation of undraped fig- j not be cured by the federal govern- I have six daughters to educate, and yreg jjg would take waay from thelment alone. But farmers and their I consider one of the most important human race the inspiration that aids 1 organizations can be assisted to over phases of their education is a proper stimulates the development of! come these inequalities, understanding of what their own . priceless ideals. | “Every effort of this character is an experiment, and we shall find from our experience the way to further ad- physical personality should approxi-, Don’t let him fool you. Nakedness mate, as well as a general knowledge and mental cleanliness go together. ^ of the physical nature of both sexes. ■ xhe more you are able to view per- i vance. "We must make a start. Such knowledge gives a boy or girl j f speciments of fully developed a clean, wholesome attitude toward nianhood and ‘womanhood the cleaner sex life. It saves them from the un- more wholesome your mind will wholesome attraction of “smytty” : g in reference to all physical things, stories, and gives them a high stand- ;;egin now—while you are young—to ard of respect for their own bodies. build up your ideals about physical A boy who is ashamed of his body beauty and health. Go to the art and knows but little of what his form galleries for your inspiration. Find out should approximate, as a man, cannot the truth for yourself. enthusiastically or successfully work for the development of superior and splendid manhood. If a young man has no opportunity to view finely developed feminine,fig ures. He would tajee away from the EIGHT CONVICTS ESCAPE PRISON Fhiritjj^needs no clothes; innocence needs no adornment. Set the very highest standard of physical perfec tion for yourself and the one who is to be your mate and don’t let anyone' ErrOF M&dB IH “With the creation of a great in strumentality of this character, of a strength and importance equal to that of those which we have created for transportation and banking, we give immediate assurance of the deter mined purpose of the government to meet the difficulties of which we are now aware, and to create an agency through which constructive action for the future will be assured.” < Here They Are! The Season’s Favorite Silk Dresses at a Low Price that Demonstrates the Values You Always Find Here Overpower Guard, at Abbeville Gang and Get Away. Two Whites and Six Negroes. Abbeville, April 14. — Wresting a gun and pistol from the guard, Jimmie Dawson, eight convicts, two white and six Negroes, escaped from the Abbe ville county chaingang in the Antre- ville section Saturday afternoon about 3 o’clock. Mr. Dawson, the only guard on duty at the time over 15 prisoners on a country road, was caugHt- unawares by the eight who escaped, but he made a brave effort to keep possession of his pistol after they had taken his rifle from him. He scuffled with sev eral and fired one shot before the con victs finally jerked the pistol from his hand, but the bullet went wild. * After getting both weapons Carl Haddon, said to be a bad Negro, held the pistol on Mr. Dawson, while anoth er cut the chains holding the cuff in full the same da’ \^HEN R. G. S. had an accident he found it paid to have dEtna Accident Iniurance. He wrote: “The check in pay ment of my full claim, wai handed to me by you on the day that my final claim wai filed. The whole affair was handled in a business like and efficient manner by the company and everyone with whom I came in contact.” S. W. SUMEREL AETNA-IZER talk you out of it. links of the shackles from their legs and tiien the eight made their escape. Mr. Dawson gave the alarm as soon as possible and a search began imme diately under the direction of Sheriff McLane, liut the trail soon was lost. They were traced a short distance by impressions left on the ground by the dragging chains. Seven other prisoners made no at tempt to escape, and, so far as known, did not try to render aid to Mr. Daw son. Some of them tq^ld the sheriff that they were frightened when the guard fired his pistol and were afraid they might be killed. The sheriff said a rope was found where the convicts had been working and he believed that the convicts first plotted to catch Mr. Dawson and tie him, but when he fought back they did not use the rope. Willie Roebuck, serving a life sen tence for murder, is believed to have been the ring leadei^ in the plot to escape, in the opinion of the sheriff. The fugitives are: Adger Manning and Fred Edenton, white youths, serving 12 months for housebreaking and larceny, and Willie Roebuck, life term for murder, on the gang five years; Henry Allen, 15 •years for manslaughter, served four years; Will Revenue, 15 years for manslaughter, served three months; John Jackson, two years for house breaking and larceny; Jesse McClin- ton, two years for house breaking and larceny, and Carlton Haddon, four months for house breaking and lar ceny. Honar In the Florida Street school honor roll furnished The Chronicle last week, several names in the first grade were overlooked through an error. Those entitled to a place on the list and whose names were omitted, are: Irby'Hipp, Josephine Copeland, Vir ginia Dillard and Margaret Shealy. Dr. W. T. Hughes DENTIST Clinton, South Carolina Offices Formerly Occupied By Telephone Exchange Office Phone 65 Silks of fine quality • • • good workmansliip every way these are dresses that you would not expect to find at this very small price. ' Women • • • Misses • • • Juniors A complete range of sizes • • • styles for g yariety of needs ... be sure to see these dresses beforq you purchase • # o you will delightedl GENERAL MOTORS il Go'■ Ths Morning Fooling DIZZY 1 BEOAM to raffer with headache and Inlioua- nese,” says Mr. John C. Malone, of Buena Vista, Ohio. "I had a hurting through the middle part of my body whidi seem ed to come from indiges- tion. I would get con stipated, and then feel all out of sorts. I would get up in the morning feeling dizzy, and everything I ate would disagree with me. ’’Someone asked me why I did not try Black-Draught I found it to be just the medicine I needed. When I feel a spell coming on, I begin bv taking a dose of Black-Draught dry, at night. I continue to take it for several day^ and in a short whRe 14un mling fine. It la aU the medicine I need.” NQosts only 1 cent a dosa. ^ THEDFOSD’8 McGraw Is Held After Inquest Columbia, April 15.—Policeman A. B. McGraw, of New Brookland, was indicted today by a Richland county grand jury of the murder of Henry Martin in the emergency room of a hospital here Monday night of last week. Following the arraignment of McGraw Solicitor A, F. Spigner set the trial for Thursday morning. Opinion about the court house to night indicated that Attorney Broome, who was absent today, would move for continuance of the case until the sum mer term. Solicitor Spigner expressed the belief that a motibn for a change of venue would be made. ' McGraw was indicted by the grand jury minus the service of its foreman, ' H. H. McGill, superintendent of the 1 Columbia hospital, where McGraw is alleged to have fired twice into Mar tin’s stomach and inflicted fatal wounds., Mr. McGill disqualified him self anJ appointed J. D. Miott of Co lumbia, to serve as foreman for the McGraw case. Oee the NEW CHEVROLET SIX —^ Six in the price range of the four! HOOVER URGES FARM BOARD You are cordially invited to visit our special display of the new Chevrolet Six-arranged in conjunction with the great nationwide Spring Showing of General Motors cars. Here, in a price class that has hitherto been occupied exclusively by four- cylinder automobiles, you will see displayed a line of beautiful models that bring you every advantage of six- cylinder performance. Yet, due to its For CONSTIPATION INDIOBSnON, BIUOUSNBSS^ WOMEN who noed a tonlo Mxwild tako CarduL Zn OMovoriO ! (Continued from page one) ' “The pledged purpose of such a fed- leral fafm board is the reorganization ' of the marketing system on sounder , and more stable and more economic I lines. To do this the board will re quire funds to assist in creating and I sustaining farmer-owned and farmer- I controlled agencies for a variety of I . purposes, such as the acquisition of ! I adequate working capital to be ad- . i vanced against commodities lodged 'for storage; necessary and prudent advances to corporations created and Owned by farmers’ marketing organi zations for the purchase and orderly marketing of surpluses occasioned by climatic variations or by harvest con gestion; to authorize the creation and 1' support of clearing houses, especially for perishable products, through which . under producers* approval, cooperation : can*be established with distributors I and procesi^ors to mbre orderly mar keting of commodities of many wastes in distribution; and to provide for licensing of handlers of some.perish- II able products so as to eliminate unfair practices. “Every penny of waste between farmer and consumer that we can eliminate, i whether it arises from methods of distribution or from haz- great array of mechanical advance ments, tlifeCCievrolctSix delivers better than twenty miles to the gallon cj gasoline with extremely low oil consumption. And this amazing six-cylinder per formance is matched in impressive ness by the beautiful new Fisher bodies. Come in any time this week. Sde for yourself that no other car in the world can give you so much at prices within the reach of all. you Are Cordially Invited to See Our Special Exhibit of the New n. JffQC COACH The Roadster The ICOC Phaeton , a,. ...‘595 I?/.. *675 *695 The CoHvtrtitU l-roc Utdau... 72> The^ #___ Sedan DeliTery 595 ‘Light Delivery # ^ « a. Chassis .400 I Mi Ton tmrm Chassis 545 I ^ Ton Chassis With ab .650 AUprketf. e. b.factory Flint, MicUfom COMPARE the delivered priceas well as thelistprice in considering automobile values. Chevrolet’s dcliv- ered prices tDclude oqIf msootbie charqewor de» liverr end fifunon^ Chevrolet Six I 1 Giles Chevrolet Cc. Clinton, S. C. QUALITY A T - / LOW r ■ COST .■i* ’