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PAGE TWO THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1931 POWERFUL MERCER ELEVEN WINS FROM PRESBYTERIANS President Plan To Help Railroads done “in view of pending develop ments.” The official, who would not permit use of his name, is one having to do with business matters in the adminis- ^ • I. .. . O u.i# ! Announcement of Hoover^s Plan Itration. He did not minimize the good Georsia Baptists Resort To Pa,«sin,r Attack ^l^o^ HaIf^To| p„ situation Score Twc Touchdowns After Both Teams Bears E>ident*y Well On Way To ( hampiom hip cf S. I. A. A. Promised Within Ten Days. Outweighed fifteen pounds to the ter by an aerial attack, but after two' Wa.shington, Oct, 12.—An announce- step^ already taken and to be taken. As for the railroads, he said their situation was by no means one of in surmountable difficulty. Emphasizing DON’T FAIL! mrn and .-uffering fr m the ahsen e long passes had been completi^, Zin- is expected within the next few he lacked liberty to .say anything puh- of Barrett and ('askey. the Prcsb.v‘c- kow.sky intercepted a Prei4>yterian President Hoover’s plan to im- lidy yet, he went on to^give his own rian Blue .Sto< kings were for*c i to pais from Arthur Copeland, and end- condition of railroads. views, The.se included: This became evident t-day in high. The railroads, despite competition, how before the attack of the powt rfu' ed the Blue Stockings’last dim chance. Mercer B.ar.« by a .‘’core of 21-7 in a At fmes Presbyterian’s defence will continue to handle the bulk of terly cr.n ested thr.u^hoat ragged, tmt not oy’e u»x als, which are expected to deal promi- !; :d cea'C figh.ing. The absenre of (>askey nerrtly with the status of railroad battle !)i tL' 21 poUits th.‘ Baptist? an during the gan e were the f rst scored aga n't 1*. C. in ‘on .stroigh. game.s. Pinky Walden and the .1^ • fleet backs from .Mai-on, Ca.. running behind a cru hiiig line and a pi'rfocLiy bas been in conference on his propos- traffic. ragged, but not ow?e did the team _ _ _ Truck traffic can stand further reg- b;‘ and Barrett in the Inie-un wxs k(H?nly bonds, ever since the announcement of TIic l.ght team of P. C. rotiid not his program to ease credit conditions. TO VISIT THE STORE WHERE PRICES TALK. Busine.ss taken from railroads by trucks will not increase in the fu- In addition to helping the railroad ; .u , nrnnnrtim it hau in ana ovei [lowered them with thoir ad- situation, the administration was sa d few years .antage in we ght, bu‘ not once did by one of its officers todav to have ' e with the giant Bears. The .Macon- NEW GOODS AT NEW LOW PRICES. ce.iirdinu'cd in'erfeien e, rp-n* d in they outplay the Blue H;M?e eleven. under consideration other methods for xt » 4-* 4- U. .‘pks ta -ular f_.-hion, but were f irccd to -I. K, Copeland and Pinson, Presby- helping the general economic struc- INOW S yOUT tllTIS tO DUy It lilt I ) It air f. r tiie winning terian’.s fine ends, played a wonderful Qf rent R RFOOd plRHO* Ask me. t; ui hdowns. game, and Blakely, at tx-kle, repeated One of the plan.s was said to involve Beginning at the ;; 1-yard line where performances of the general mortgage situation over Cimpernian received B. (Vipeland’a «oantry. kuk-eft Mei er marched down the PTround when the rest of the This statement was made after Dr. A. O’DANIEL, :ei' 1 'sing the the first .cire, Wa' (I f;* M, ai d .of h ‘ . ff tacl.lc «!i n carr ;i/ig k; ki<i tl.e < •; CO nit T-(i. I he Blue II en e.cii tin nil for the remainder of the first half, and t( wa.ds che end of the re end (juar.cr lumi’hed an aerial at tack which : n two jias.ses gained .o.'i yaids, hut t/U’ half ended InTore Ar thur ('opelaud could complete th’s 'Julius Klein, assistant secretary of li.Il (in ‘ Funibled, stopiied everything that . came his way, and several times cross-announ:-ed postpone-j ed over to the o<ther side to bring ment of a radio .sjH'ech he was to de- LAYING MASH Use fresh “Spartan The ' all. H llingswor h liver tonight on President Hoover’s 1. ir.t to make t u The Mercer players,improving credit conditions. ac ’lairncd him the best '.ackle they Klein would give no reason for tirains” IVlasH. Thc EX* h,,., ..h,. I';':./::;”;:;.,*'::, '‘-"-’,tra eggs that you get In .'fpite of the beautiful running oal'l'*- «mug a.ssurance tiiat they can de- •he part of Adam?, Dunlap, Koeble.!‘'^‘^'’e is a con.stant dis- un.1 (Miorm., th. Itlu. Slsrkinip. .. not ,onm,.U.ntly gain .sainrt ,h t""'”' tf"-' the vi,|. ; CLINTON . j - lanre and courage they do against the | 'wa-aMi m 'm heavy Men-er team. The Presb^enans will pay for all your feed. Price Store ‘Where the Prices Are Risht”—S. C. I*rice, Prop. FORMERLY JIMBO’S SHOE STORE tii tiMi 9 m I antage in weight and pdwer pos-L_ the goal luie to .Nettle.s gained to the ■ i .l /i . .l .. .... ,„„i , IV. 1 k /Vi •‘*<‘»'’<‘d by the (leorgutns, and the Mer-i db yard line, aiMl hes stfcrmd to’Odi- , n . , .. .. , ,, , «l«ven was able to force the small-' orne came?! the iiigskin to the .Mercer , . ■ i, . . . . , , er team to yield the three goals in 'spite of a great many penalties. | f leabj ter.un only score of the Walden was the star of the Mercer g’/vme came after J. B. ( ojieland had backfield, gaining well over a hun- re<mver«Ml ('irnpermnn’s punt blocked <|rt.a yards. The other bai-ks ran well, by MeNaull on the l-yard line early in however, and furnished perfect inter- th«“ thiid ipiaiter, an<l after tlir.’e 1 ne ft.jenee. 'ITie line played a great game., jihinges had all hut carried the biili To pick a h<To would be an injustice o\*T, K(*el>!c hit light tackle for the ^ho re.st. Mercer has a well 'ourKled n mainiiig yard. ( ojieland tied the team, and Saturday lookoil a worthy; .M ure by |.la'’<‘ ko klng the extra point. vimUmder for the S. I. A. A. cbainjiion-! I he Blue Mo«(‘ ■it,>p|)(*d ( till* at Mercer made ami forci'd th .i”(t vis- h ji, wt.ii la.'L year by the Blue St,ock-M mgs. itdi.' to call lijn ii 11 ommerhaiisiM s Th<‘starting line-ups were: I jiassmg for the otIi<‘r two scores. The (2|) first of the.se was a resul* of a pi s from Trommerhaiiscr to Long and an C;,,,,!, ]H-yard run by llie latter, d’h^s emi- ;• . f .nir. h .S< i’yak liinalion worked again in thi quarter, this lime from th<> ''.'-yar:! yj, lino, and Bong took imother .sjirinl to oj .,,,1 th«’ end marker. Keebic atti-mji'e.l to l|;iriis(,n tackle him but was too late. The two j, fell across the goal. Ilolliiigswo! th II llingsworth trie It Ig kiekeil both extia jioiiits. ('. tried to score in tin* last ,|U ir- Cimjierman IVeHbytenan (7) le J. B. (^l|M•laMd Blakidy Ewing McNaull Hamilton ('heat ham Pinsiin Adams Kedde Stamps Odiorne fg rt re qh hb hb fb Substitutions; (P. Cl.): Elliott, (lope- land, M. A., Dunlap, Hsiwell, Net'Ies, llunly, .Senior, Biiulsey. (Mercer): Bong, Truinmcrhaa.ser, Sjierry, lU'd- di( k. Bunch, Zinkowsky, Bell, Vexey, Officials; \’on Kulnilz (S. (1.) ref- criH‘; McKadden (S. (1.) umpiix?; IJght- sey (S. ('.) head linesman. 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A rail to th«* jiiililic to rally ln*hind it's community 1 iilicc forces was sounded today by l*r«‘sidcnt Hoover in an effort to Ih'I-j ter the world-wuie repulatiun.H of some! .\meriean cities. ' I .^tamliiig ill the airsU're cabinet! room of the White House, he sent this l jih'a by radio to the oja'iiing session of the oSth annual convention of thi* International .Association of ('hii’fR of , Police at .St. Petersburg, Fla. Me advixated also divesting the criminal of his cloak of popular hero ism and transferring this pulilir glori fication to the jKiIicenian. Almost as ho sjieke the.se wonts into the White House microphone, the chief executive was addn^ssing, by proxy, still another convention more than a thou.sand miles away. He ccniplimented, by letter, the pre ventive work done by the national safety ciuncil, gathered in Chicago, 1 ut said he could not “complacently contemplate’’ the total of 99,0(K) acci dental deaths a year. There remains, he added, a “tremendous field still for organized effort to promote accident preventicn.” In his address to the police chiefs,'; t'.ie president pictured theirs as an un ending task. He described it as rang ing from an incessant war against j jcriminaBs to the “mothering of the I children in our streets and in the good humored dissolution of traffic jams.” j “If the police,” he snid, “had the , vigilant, universal backing of public opinion in their cemmunities, if they {had the implacable support of the prosecuting authorTties and the courts, if our criminal laws in their endeavor to protect the innocent did not furnish loopholes through which irresponesible, yet clever, criminal lawyers daily find devices of escape for the guilty, I am convinced that our police would stamp out the excessive crime and remove the worldwide disrepute which has dis graced some of our great cities. "The police by instinct are the ene- mie« of gftng activities, robberies, j hold-ups and ruthless mailer. But so! long as criminals can proceed with| t ! hAVt A tifART Help the Ttelpledd! There is much suffering among people of all ages that we know nothing about. There is so much sorrow and homelessness due to unemployment among the peo ple everywhere. There is one way by which we can easily help. It is this: YOU CAN HAVE A HEART and help those who are helpless by giving to Clinton’s Relief Fund this winter. The committee in charge with a trained worker employed, knows how to help these people, ^onomically and correctly, and with your help they can do ef fective work to alleviate human sorrow and human suffering which has built up a world all of its own. You can help break it down NOW by giving to this cause. 'H k> 1^1 ’*4 < Relief Campaign Next Week A solicitation committee from the Woman’s Club will start their campaign next Monday to help raise funds for this worthy cause. 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