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f ’■ \ THURSDAY. AUGUST 13, 1931 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. 8. C PAGE SEVEN SCHOOL BUS NOTICE Bids for the transportation of school children of ail school districts of Lau rens county who do not own their, school busses are called for ir accord ance w'ith an Act passed by the Gen eral Assembly, 1930, To Authorize and Regulate Disbursement of Funds foi Transportation of Pupils to and fron. Public Schools of South Carolina. 1. Each bidder will make two bids: (1) % Cuban Revolt Is Crushed At Start the ’ WASHINCTON Habana Acts Promptly To Quell I Revolutionary Attempt. For- I mer President Is Fuffitive. lY RAPFORD MOBLCr W’bsh.ngton, D. C., Aug. 10.— All 9.—His three broth- prisoners, tlje result house on Manuel Pruna street and police. Hundreds of others, attracted the firing, watched from safer tances. The persons arrested in Pinar Rio included Fauso, Guantinion Serafin Menocal, Dr. Ricardo Dole,; dean of the school of law of Hahan.i university, .loaquin M. Alvarez, Fed erico Morales and 17 others. G<m. Mario Menoeal’s son of tli An impressive display of military are not the parched and seared val- j strength attended the bthnal this af-ileys of 1930. All crops are sixper- Vjyjternoon of Dr. Rafael Martinez Ortiz,' abundant. Would that world-wide dis- (jis,'late Cuban minister to F'rance. The fu-ltribution of cotton all products were tneral cortege, consisting of ' cavalry/more efficient so that world wanta I artillery and infantry detachments could be supplied, and automobiles of hi^h army,j \ “moratorium” on tariffs would government and diplomatic offi ials, | y^^ye pourwl'out our “over-production” parsed through the central part ofjy^ meet out.side under-production; and Habaria on its way to Colon cemetery,,debtor rations to trade out their jwhere the burial took j)lace. indebtedness. As it is wg have helped ! While Ortiz’s body lay in the hen-i to drive one of them into bankruptcy vily guarded state departnn nt today, and will force our own taxpayers to guns from Cabanas fortress boomc<l Hi shoulder the debt. We have now pau- salvo each hour. A salute of 19 guns pers instead of customers. Put enough 'was accorded the start of the funeral of such reflections. (2) Habana, Aug. ers and his son jquestioh as to whether the coming alleged revolutionary attempt in ^anie name and Dr. Santiago Verde.ia, on a basis of per pupil per(presidential campaign will be foughlj Pinar del Rio province this morning, former speaker of the house of rep- on the “wet” and “dry” issue was set former Prscident Mario G. Menoca'' ^vsentatives, were taken when they on a basis of total number of at rest by Mayor .-^nton .1. Cermack’s,ty,is woe koliovo,i r,. to land near Pinar del Rio from children to be transported. 1 statement that "Governor Roosevelt is 2. Each bidder will submit his bid ‘wet’ enough for the Illinois voters.’ on the basis of the spec-ifications on The Chicago mayor is very clo.«e file and available for inspection in the Senator James Hamilton Lewis, the office of the County Superintendent Democratic victor in the last cam- of Education. I this evening was believed to m ridhig the waters of the Gulf of 7'. \' ^ j" the small yacht Coral wh.Io n.iv.' craft hunted him. Seventeen other men hi'’'h in the •paiRn in that stat,- an,i would not havo ’'“''k* “f I’rcsidont Gorar.lo Marha.hfV „ n o n 1, V, o t . ,h. statomom it ho had not Won f' »*’»"»= 3. Allb,dsahallboadarosaodto tbo!_.^_^^^^^y^, fortroas. aua.tn.R md.tary trml ( onnty .SuponntonJont of Educat,^ sonator’a idoaa. Tho two ot tho.n, »<'™ua did Proa.dont .Ma -hado markod on outaido of sealed or,velo«.| ™nanler the situation that he derlared -ftda for tranaportat.on of .j a state of war ,n Hal,ana prov.nee , 'roos Demoeratie uRain. ' ■!'"* '■“P*"'*;''- 4. Bids shall be opened in the of-1 Rrosevelfs reaction >"1-'mart'anaw to IW d-■ fice of the County Superintendent of Cer.nak's statement has not Pft'sxla/ "'"'I'l Education August 17th. at two o riot a nubile hut he accetded the P’o^^ co, rtspon, tnts aiaus, o , in the afternoon. .Vew York State Hem leratic platform , , , ,1. The bids shall he opened and in 11,3d, on which he was elected, and ‘ Vi", ' awards made by the County Board of whiclj demands the restoration to the ,oui n <aint,. wa- in .u Education who shall have the right to states of the right to deteimine the reject any and all bids and to readver- question r.f prohibition. Observers here tise for new or additional bids.. predict lively times nheiui. both in the 6. All contracts for transportation 1 Democratic eonventien. where a high shaillH? awarded to the lowest respon- percentage of the deiegates will be I from “dry” state.s, and in the cam- .shall not apply to Paijm theieafier. if the Demm-rati.'i school P<H’s unequivocally wet. since it is as certain a.s anything in the fu- , . ;ture can be that the Republican plat- H. Following hst of busses for which aecidedly “dry.” ^ bids may be received and any and all the yacht was being Coral, which at the time closely pursued by an ar mored launch. Turning again to g've chase to the yacht, the launch ran out of gas, a government announcemi'iit procession. • The American anihas«a(l..r. Harry all F, Guggenhe’m, flying back for the funeral after a 21-hour holiday in Pinar del Rio province, said he saw said. .\hoard the hot t with Menocal were Col. Carlos Mendieta, president of the .Vationalisl association and other prominent oppositionists. Palace spuc- ces this afternoon denied renorts the inothiiig unusual there. He refused fur ther to comment on th<' <lav’r. cvetus. Dr. Woods Writes tho zario, a Halvana .suburb Two men and one woman were slain, and eight po lice and five oth«‘r nersons wound >1 as machine gun and rifle fire wer. ex changed for more than an hou’ ' < party had landed in Pinar del Rio. No , (;reelings To (he Congregation of recognized leader of t>pposition ranks ' First Presbyterian Church could be IcK-ated in Habana this af-1 and .Ml Friends: tome on. I .Journeying aliroad naturally turns With complete inlra-island een-or-' thoughts homeward. Though our ship existing this evening no reports j^iurneyings are not very far abroad, could he obtained from tkc' "'tcrior. j ,mr thoiight.s are dc.bdedly homewanj. Official souices su'd all'was ,iuiot. How distressed w(' were to learn of however. I’-.lice continued se;u-hing d,.. Douglas’ death. And it was just and automobiles ])ass- ,jjjy Jn.fore he was to have preach- his fiist sermon in our new church. school auditorium, home talent .show W’e hope soon to he back with Sincerelv, • I). J. WOODS. Salem, Va., .\ug. 11, l!t31. Coming ^ Don’t fail to see “Listen I.(ady” August 28th, Florida Street clever worthy seeing. BOND FLOWER SHOP highway traf’ ng hctwecji FLOWKItS FOlt l.")7 \V. Main St. .\LL OCCASIONS Phone 396 sible bidder. 7. This notice district.' owning busses. tween occupants of .Arturo Pina suburb. lahana and .M irionao, We find the old valleys of Virginia SUBSCRHIF, TO THE CHRONICLE their own ’ Board" of E3ut"ationr Tvr.uncement regarding economy, Waterloo 14, Waterloo jhis order for eut.s in all departments,! Route No. 1, Waterloo to Cross Hill., has created consternation in the ranks | j of the admirals and generals, both those stationwl here and elsewhere. There are more “brass hats” in Wash ington right now than during thel height of the war and many of them, are busy designing new ships, most of; which will not In* built according to | this latest order. Others are in com-, mand at obsolete navy yards. j .Army officers, with the exception' of the engineer corps which is one; hundred p(‘r cent busy on reclamation! and similar pr.>ject.s, are also dis-1 inayed by the order. Some lime ago a Shiloh at John Arm- Hurricane 1.7, Hurricane Route No. 1, Hurricane to Clinton. Mountville No. 16, Mountville Route No. 1, Li.sbon to Mountville. Route No. 2, Mt. Pleasant and Old Mountville to Mountville. Route No. 3, Rock to Mountville. | Sullivan 17, Hickory Tavern i Route No. 1, Merna to Hickotfi’ Tav-| ern. I Route No. 2, Ekom to Hickory Tav-i ern. Route No. 3. .Shiloh at Wallace House to Hickory Tavern. t . ■ 4 Route No. 1, .'Shiloh at John Arm-irule wa.* issued by the chief of sta.f stnvng’s pliue to Hickory Ta-ern. that provided that army men station- Route No. r,. Oakville to Hickory ‘‘'t Washington w^-ar civdian clothes at all times, excejit when on i-military dutv. The order was desigiu-d to cover up the fact that hundre<ls of Tavern. Laurens No. 1. Trinity PlJge Route No. 1. Trinity Ridg' to Lau rens. Laurens No. 2, New Prospect Route No. 1, New Pro.sjiect to Lau rens, Laurens No. 4. Bailey Route .No. 1, Bailey to Laurens Bus. Route No. 2, Bailey to Laurens Car. Laurens No. .7. Copeland-F'leming Route No. 1, Copeland to Laurens. Laurens No. 6, Oak (Jrove Route 1, Oak Grove to Laurens. Youngs 7 and 7, Grays and Youngs Route No. 1, Grays and Youngs to i offiiers are doing clerical woik at high army jiay. I*, was fearetl some coti- gres.stoHTi wouhl imcover the condition and start something, so the camou flage was ordered. ■Another arms group that finds the order distasteful is that in the caval ry. They see the abolishment of the •remount divi.sion and the cessation of jail chance.s for polo playing and fnx- I hunting at government exjiense under [the pretext that the horses need ex- lercise and training. Gray Yeargens to Gray Grav Court to Gray Dial.' to Grav (‘ ’Urt- Gray Court-Owings. Youngs H, Warrior ('reek Route, Warrior ('reek to Court-Dwings. Dials 1, Greenpond Route 1, Greenp<)n<i to Gray ("ourt- Dwings. Dials 7, Gray Court-Owings Route No. 1, Friendship to Gray Court-Owings. Route No. 2, Riddles Old Field to Gray Co.-rt-Owings Route No. 3 Court-Owings. Route No. I, Court-Owings. Route No. Owings. Route No. (), .New Harmony to Court-Owing.s. Sullivan No. 2 and Sullivj.i No. 7 .Ml. Bethel and Brewerton Route No. 1. .Mt. Bethel and Brewer- ton to Ware .Shoals. Sullivan No. 3, Poplar Springs Route No. 1, Poplar Sorings to Ware Shoals. Waterloo 2, Bethel (irove Route No. 1, Bethel Grow to War*' Ehoals. Waterloo 4, Centerpvint Route No. 1, Centerpoint to Lau rens, Hunter No. 3, Rockbridge Route No. 1, Rockbridge to .Mount ville. Hunter 5, Clinton Route No. 1, Lydia Mill to, Clinton. Jacks No. 1 Route No. 1 to Clinton, Jacks 2, Shady (>rove Jacks 3, Renno Route No. 1, Renno to Clinton. Jacks 4 Route No. 1 to Shady Grove, Route No. 2 to Whitmire. Jacks 6, O’D.'II.h Route No. 1, O’Dells to Whitmire. Scuffletown 1, Long Branch ‘ Route ton. Scuffletown 2, Musgrove Route No. 1, Musgrove to Clinton. By order of County Board of Edu- Pre.'ident Hcover ajjparently is vvell aware of this situation and took steps protect the taxpayers. His order to was issued in the form of a letter to all department heads in Washington, | pointing out the loss in revenue this| year and the huge deficit that existsj I of some $903,000,000, and “suggests” 'that all heads make an effort to cur-^ tail their expenditures, even dispens-; ling with projects already under way.i 'unless such action will result unfavor- ah'v to joublic welfare. His letter (•«•- quires (ietinite action by .August IT. In other word-, imnu'diute action. It is genetal talk here that the , prt.sident’s frieiid.s are bringing jtres- sure to hear upon him to indoise a bond i -ue to provale eiujtloymcnt (J .^v ■ PLiblh' works during the coming win ter. The amount of thP ii=suue is gen- ei ally n'at cd by Dame Rumor at billions of •iollars, whirh would pro vide work eticugh to keep pta d.ct!’'' rvbodv buk> until (“conotnic c mdi- eve tions right theinselve.s, the j)roi)f)n-| en‘s of the jtlan assert. Such a hat e issue, even if off'-red at three jter cent only, would be ove*"- sulraciihad many times, it is : a;d here. 1 he issue w6u!d have an added advan-1 tn.ge in luring hidden capital from its pre.sent hiding places and putting it) to wVtrk. Secretary Mellon is said to j be against the plan. ' j Financiers figure the loan could easily he repaid and the loan retired lin forty years without becoming an' [undue burden oii the taxpayers. At three per cent the yearly interest would bo $150,000,000. By adding one per cent tp the tax, or $50,000,000, and ! investing that in a sinking f.ind at in- jterest, the loan could be repaid in for-' ty years. The plan has many support-] ers but Mr. Hoover has given no inti-1 ' mation as to what action he is Lkely! I to take. It is conceded that some^ measure like it will he absolutely nec- lessary to obtain the rev’enue tieeded to run the government and take the place. of the loss from reduced payments on No. l""Long Branch to Clin-;the income tax and the quarter of a' j billion dollars the German have been •I'xcused from paying on reparat’ons ,for a year, | cation. C. F. BROOKS, Supt. of Education. .8-13-3tc. 666 LIQUID OR TABLETS Relieves a Headache ot .xeuralgia in 30 minutes, checks a Coid the first • •day, and checks Malaria in three day s. | 666 Salve far Baby’s CoW lAug. 4—8-27-4tc. I NOTICE j Notice is hereby given that a meet- ling of the Clinton Business Girls’ cir cle will be held at the Ladies Shoppe ion Friday, Sent. 4th, at 6 o’clock. The purpose of this meeting is to wind up jthe affairs of this club organized in 1920, and to make disposition of funds now on hand and held in trust by the undersigned. All members r-t this or ganization are asked to he present. MISS ELLA ADAIR, 'Treasurer, \ IL\ tFC ULM ^\n iS In every issue of THE ( HRONK LE the avenue of Thrift fills its pa^es with bargains in merchandise, house hold commodities, automobiles, furni ture, groceries, drugs, and men’s wo men’s and children’s clothing, etc. It circulates among the want ads, for sale and for rent ads, in fact, it is an avenue alive with opportu nities. 'K- }/■ ,/ / A III/ / 7/ Y It hits beerme the thine: to do, thi.s btine: thrifty. You cannot really be that way unk.ss ycu read THE (’HRONK’LE regularly and in!*'pect our avenue of thrift .specials. Let us .send you THE CHRONICLE for one montli and if you have not .saved money through read ing its advertisements you are under no obligation to ci.ntinue. The Chronicle “The Paper Everybody Reads” fi t i r JTtrlS/ ^ -■'-t