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MMlB i~y' HK rUNWN CHRONICLE, CLINTOJS.^ f:. THURSBAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1932 iL« 1^1^. RASOR MURDER TRIAL RESULTS IN MBTRIAl 1%' If ■ -y. : I , t i f i i t" / (Continued from pacre one) Idro^of blood related to tl)e defend- which he iiad “ravished” from thoU^t-3. Thank God we are not living: in fleatty Owens estate, $2,000 owins: ti i kind of a country. —^ , a fertiliser salesman, and $15,000 tc, IT.e cpeaVer here paiiUed a wOrd $20,000 besides. Charles was dead and picture of motherhood and said he Earle was away. He pictured Henry as knew if he had been guilty of a cringeJ jt was not mu.h harm._to* kill him.’'* for^^e sun went down he brought J. B. Hitt, uncle of Ernest, to Laurena to see an attorney and carried him to 0. L. Long’s office and Henry Rasor knew that Ernest Hitt had been ar-f* rested on a charge of murdering hUj father, ' j The solicitor recalled Lathan Crisp! admitted saying to Carroll D. Nance j that Mr. Rasor “had about lived outj his life,” and the speaker added: “Soj ..m, WASHINCTON the lir.es, ju:t likeihe ordinary dwell er does in the\ backyard. Recently tug boats have put up their charges ko, high that it costs more to he taw’cd bark to the Erie csnal than the money received for j freight, -so many canal boats have ■ b^n tied .p^ for* two years at theit _ , piers"*herv, waiting }for_ lower rates. Ame».ca Meanwhile the families feel as though •Y RADPORD MOBLCY |dcmn^'for Washington, D. C., Feb. 22. — The and never going west. A young wo- «BIKM0lliV aspiring to be head of the Raaor for-1 his mother would have told the truth He declared that Lathan did not re. .^ *..L .A Uto lAial/Aiicw fKAri urniiil/) Koira fifllH* L..:,.. Vfr United States of America is Ix^ing run man who^as travelled all over Eu- , tune. He compared his jealousy of land then would have said: “He’s guy-|ceive the news of Mr. Razor’s death Jake to* that of the older* brother in j ly, but God knows I love him still,” ThaCs the kind of One Big Slash that ■' nd he added motherhood wc haye in South Caro lina.” Speaking of other witnesses who hrd te.itified as to the K xnrt- story of the prodigal son wher there was revelry and the killing of the fatted calf on the younger son’s return. The-position of .lake, said the speaker, was galling to Henrj' and Henry was the arch conspirator of the plot. ■ Why w.s„'t W. C. R...r in .hc..,;i:n Austin, said: 'Tf it hn, ootne U, . A’ - "-t.er of praetico, the really J I, the nation compro- from Caihoun Pinson or Henry Ra.i^<<fy ‘’J ‘he nearest approach " ™' ‘ 3or, Jr., because he already krea- it,'h.story to a coalition !tovernment. %he times, ■! “He know better than anybody in this!'^der-s on both sides of the politit^al rever r-’3scd a night house,” said the solicitor. He recalled, hurled tne hatchet in the! car ^ ^ ^ 'ty^^Trd^re doing better team work xnrt«he had never been mere than a Square ^district-- and crossed the ocean many j Every^dy knows that prices of recently remarked tl^t sh? had bings have come dovrn -bat the in m Pu”:y»an shock we have received in m'^ntksfcame the other day when w(^ ihj adm tted carrying a big sign" :?(1 ie.iujieu aa i« me whereabouts j rest Henry they will, arrest me” andpy nprs-i-nn.* nn- invn’vintr i f Henry Rasor that night. Mr. Su]li-j“poor Eugene had put himself beyond p” " ha^ been w'tne .•'n. recalling statements by Mrs the pale of redemption and the reach Jn manv vp«r^’ ' counsel when he asked 'Vashington m many years. easy chair at Henry’s house that night?” asked Mr. RaUj. The speaker sail! «. ooe Richards act ed like a Negro all the way throu:’h. jMincs H. Sullivan Jame.s H, SyRivan. far the defe.jse.j Slid the testimony of all \vitne*?<t: . , , , t> h:id beep el.minayed except that ofllbe habeas corpus at which .lake Ra- Krnesl Hilt, Jake Kasar and ('oot J sor said he was shot by either a white Richards and be pryw.-eedt<l to analyze mulatto, Mr.^ i^llivan fn-^ieme ts maiii by them. He involving partisan * pie of hundred miles away from the^ “Penny-a-Dance. ^ ysed in city in this country; had-«ever bcjn movtes have made us all ae-i to Galifornia or even to Chicago, a id 'R’Ainted with the dime-a-dance es- , I ff V, A * wt knew next to nothing about h r own ablishments, where one can grab a ne point in Laureiw county where why ^ ! important affairs of the - nation are .oun‘r>'. . • * charming partner and we cant believe the daughter and, nest Hitt and if the n^g. rs m ompro-' There are miliicns of Now V rker-^^mbe about the.xpom for a few min- ‘ * ! m’ses. A Washingon visi.or who re-Tlike her, even in these day.' of fa >t ibut we are'Stjll curious as to how Rtderring to Jake Raso4% Mr. Black- ex-President Coolidge at travel, although the conditi n h a cent will entitle one to swing well said deftnse^coqpsel started ojf Mas'achiisett.s heme, quoits him • changing in recent year.s. The v, :*’‘er a gir! around a dance Goor. as saying that, in ^fect, w’e always 'iyed here fer seventeen years before■ * worth more than that in shoe granddaughter of Benton Fuller, we | lunioia ai e getting in bad shape. Which would' you rather have, testimony like this or bare suspicion ?i* Recalling Jake Razor’s testimony at r.fer- red to he statement cre<lited by Car- i<»ll 1). Nance to I.at.ian (irisp and yit Mr. N’ance‘admitted on the stand that be iiim. eif had not sp iken in “endear ing tcr.ns” of Mr. Haaor or Jake, “and v-t the crime was not fixed on .Mr. Nance. with describing him as one of the best of citizens and finally almo.st ac- cosing him of being a perjurer. , . “I have the greatest admiration forj ‘‘Xobo3^' ever gets just exactly, had vi:;iteil nearly all o: a man,” he declared, “who has v^ants, but each side has to cities. have a' coalition go’.'ernment in Wash- i ingtio] ever got gL hundred mi’e - r. ay j gather alone, from the .\“.lant'c ocean, although jie the coa^t a--:ked if Jake knew them, <>n Cktober himself as little Jake Rasor [take the bc'-t that the other side will wno shot him. If he had known moved slowly, carefully and i it have,” .said .Mr. Ccolidge. then that it was Laihan ( r.sp h-' - ■ ... would have had irr the palm hand the o|>portunity to place Henry iLasdr, Ijathan Gri.-p and Ernest Hitt n jail without bail. ^‘! diin’t belre e he knew then,” .said He snoke of Henry’s t.ilk with Chiefjf^f' Sullivan, “or he would not have J. (.). I)enn\ ij+ which he asked the of- 'vaited five mo.iths befor.* breaching fi. er loAstH* if anvlhing had happ'^md ^ a human being. 1 know him too t . his father aiid\va< told he had bet-1>vell. If he had known he would have ti r wa.t until ; he .sheriff arrivi 1. “and I'^itd so.” i O. L. Lon,g O. L. Long argued that Jake’s testi mony r.iu.st be discarded, and added, “Let no* say I sympathize with that! After he got out of the! hoi pital he went home, stayed awhi’ei WANTS vt they Av.ii.l v.ni to eenvict Henry H;t«or. Henry believed he was in the h:U'ds of Mi- friend' that night, Mr. .‘'ullivan (lei lined. u"d he l)eli<‘ved I'ley w-'ii i Io,d^ af er .his father w lile h*- hiinse'f wa." inini.siering to Jake, ul'ii u.is bel.ived to be bleeding to (ii-athl ‘‘ai'd‘ jet they say you should c n.vlet him/' ‘‘In one Inealh,' .shou.eil Mr. Sulli van, “t'hev want you to convict Henry K.i r t ece.u »• be, (lui Hot look at ihe bmiy of lii' fatinr and in the next they would have you convict Xathan Cri-p btHau'^e be did look at it as a n.•'ruber of tbi- corofH'r's jury. .Mr. .'<iilliv.in said they ri’jj ' 1 b most con.spicuoi^s oar iti Ci'o.s.s Hill, a In the ca"e of the Reconstruction ard after further ob.ervations he de-j corporation biTl, and the cided, life was sweet and returned to, F’^deral Reserve Greenw'ood, going to Cross Hill only ,* do.-igred to loosen un credit for in the day time to look after his busi ness. He regret's it more than anyone elre in the world and don’t you know New \urk Opportunitie** Gotham i.s beyond question thet creat^it city in the world for-any man [ .0 make a fertune—or to lose it. Re-J -'ILNGR\ ? rcntly there d ed here a man nearin.g 80, Leopold Zimmerman. He went broke when 71 and made another for- REAL BARGAINS IN PIANOS. Ap ply to A. O’Daniel. 2-25-4tc Get your piping hot sandwiches at P. S. Jeanes, on the .orner'in Utopia Bldg. 2-25-2c ^ , .\P.\RTMENT for rent.' Apply to the banks—^whreh, in tuim, means eas- tune and pa d off all his debts. Mrs. G W B. Smith, 178 S. Broad ier credit? for b‘a neS.s — there has, Z'mmerman’.s specialty was buyi. gj * * tfc I bden -o little d..''agreement ;n and out j e.xchange.s op foreign money. There is it almikst broke his heart when heiyf commit'e tha. lomc of the j always a'hade of difference between learned the truth. .And when the time foreca.:'^rr‘ who predicted fights' he currencies of the great nation- came he had the moral and physical j the-re at 1 other remedial mecsuTes md he u.»ed to buy in London and soil courage to go on the stand and tell | (li.si^.j e .'ited as pr >phet.s. A in New York by cable, pocketing the the truth, let Ih^'chips fall where they. ipf Democratic corgre •‘r’ea and Hfference. It -ounds simple but it >Tiay. .Kenaters who came to* Wa h:ng'.on! really takes the finest kind of hra'P«. Mr. Blackwell, disputing the argu-1 bieathing fire and airiour in<r their'.vhich explains why Zim'merman en- :"HIHKS—High production vvhite leg- hi rn baby chicks for sale, 10c and 'p. We are hatching ecery Tuesday, ''ia- e your order early. Thurnwell Or- hanage Poultry Farm. tf hov and there is one other man whoj , r ^ i t . *u. ... u- i .u , ,U'i-uvi.i sympathy ami that is Henry <‘f ‘I"-’ "f I fyi’"',!' '>Pr<;-<' anythme wh;tli the, „y,„ what an.ouT.te,! to a monopoly „ ihe motive .ai-ked why if t out Rich-j Republican adniinK-ti ation wanted.' in his field. •inis, liCe pa ne and Ernest Hitt werci ’la e been shown an in.side view of hei ^ guilty, they did not rob Jake w'hile he j nation’s actual cccnomi- emergency,: Victorian Art lay unconscii us. j and after learning- all the facts and A certain five- itory building on He recalled Henry’s financial con-, their possible contcipjences they havw^^)^.;.}. I.exington avenue, has the most diticn, as admitted by the defendant j gone back to Capito’ Hill and voted '"nrious decorations that exist On any himiself, and saul Henry believed if he for thu reiiabilituti m r.K i-.ure without;’ uHding in the world. The structure is could get W. Ra.'ior and Jake out a whimper. [ built of brownstone and, over each of Raor .Mr. I.ong declared the back porch of the Has.or home was too dark that . light with .shadows from the rnoon- i light and that Jake could have seen I his as.-ailant only while he was run-j nirg away, add'ng that the de.H<’rip-j j tion rt.ed lace Paji.c to ^ P. He said it was important that Jaiwe didn’t ' know' how his assailant was dre.saed. ' t’ ’ . vcd'jiat Jake is made of s’jch -tuft that he would have waliied uj) r REE—One sack “.Spartan” Starting .Mash to first ten people starting as many as 100 baby chicks on our feeds, 'liiiton Cotton Oil Co. Itc H\BY CHICK feed.s FRESH every Week. Don’t feed stale ma^h. We St 11 the famous “Spartan Grains.” Ibc Clinton Cotton Oil ('o»^ .«.|.ort mode! with a tan top'and an At-jto the officors and said, “There is the UDinirient strt'el and they also lanla livi'iisc, lllOSt^ t< II you the p!i What, kill Coot ami )dact*<l it on the !.' was to kill C.iof. in Eugene Cri. j)*s curV What shupt EugeiK' Crisp in? would that / leave man who d d it. But when did hi* tell it. He i-s trying to decide this care fo* you.” Mr. IvO’.g chargi'd that the state in one breath gave Henry credit for be ing the smartest man in the world sii'Ctecn windows, appears a head That is not saying that Mr. Hoover of one of the earlier presidents. !hd the Republitans are going to have Tiie hi ads rtand out from their dif- FCUN’D- 75c worth of Agricultural l.ime will remove acidity and dou ble yield of most gardens. Clinton Cotvon Oil Co. Itc oif the way he would not owe anybody hut Earle, and Earle was out in Cali fornia. j “('oot Richards not wopthy of Ik*- 'veryt'nir g iheir own way on matters ferent niches.and are remarkably life- Real E.state, Fire Insurance (city and lief?” askeil the solicitor. Coot and Miss Aghes Ix'aman, he said, an^eed on cne point at least. Both of them, he declared, agreed on the clothing which aie no. of the mo t vital iirrne- ike. One curious thing is that the ar-, country). Life Insurance, Sulphate liiate contern to the nation’s welfare, j chi eci, or .«culptor, had his choice of-Ammonia and Cotton Seed Meal. .\t- The Democratic leader® are not going about twenty-four presidents when j tiaciive piice.s. t) let the Republicans get away withj.^he buildirg was put up and he skip- CLINTO.N REj that Henry wore that night. He de-j anyth! ng;that would make gjiod cam-Iped aiound including Cleveland but claTcd Coot’s testimony had stood the paign math-ial if they can help it. The i leaving out a lot of others, te.st. :alty & INS. CO., B. H. Boyd, Agent. Did Jake do anything to merit sus- ?” he a?ked. “Do vou blame his heart-strings through?” to follow The speaker rKliviilcil.the idea that and in the next the 'biggest fool. He F"t nest 11'It Would have been m*<“.led ga'.e ( oot Richards credit for being' P'^ . .• i i r.imst II.I .VVOUHI navi oi n m-t itu v...,,-,, v..f,.rrimr to his call-' Him for moving cautiously and can iTel in the liouse whi'ii it was the a -matt .\egio, itiirring lo nis can , ,, r , , , V giL 111 " « * ' _ Rmor “Ole Marster” fully/when he-knew every move tne custom to leave the bai k doitf key inking tne .all Air. K isor .viarsier j the7ame jilaee every night. I and Coot never wcurked for W. C.-Ha- onicor.s He said Henry had Inen airusial off ‘u; a day in hisjife. He ridiculed the j lx ing unfriemlly with his father and ; i<l<‘a of Hem y’.s jiutting a l>lade in The Vi t not one jKTson from—Cross Hill kn fe hantlla,—sayiitg lUoiould not be had come on ihe stamraiuTTiid" it' was rdiiiie i.'trft' grind lock- willmut tsmtinh true ami even Jake admitted after the iug it to pieces. <1 ‘^1 culty in lir.Mi that Henry apolo-' .Mr. i.ong a’so wanted to kri0'.v huw g /.t d and lie and his father were on jit hypjiened that Ernest Hiit hajipen- „| itTiiis, '-<1 to choose the only wrulow in fhe \V. ( he .said, went to Hen-'house that dd not have a la:.‘h on it. ftei 'tippef—usually but that , He. charged that they .' truik T' ebt 1 e I'cver g t hi-i suppen He re ff : .i<t » ;hi Repul licans are going to have u grenl; deal of difficulty in claiming sole cridit for pulling the nation out of an Canal Boatmen Tew visitors to New York ever find economic hole. When the presidential| oi e o'the strangest colonies here. The ea-mpa gn opens the Democrats will be [polony is one of canal boats and their were making was leading U>j right ihere on the job pointing out, j inhabitants. It 'rs locatetl almost at his brother? Doh’t you know it torcjthal it it had not been for their lead-1 he foot of the island and whole fam- JL do’wn j MT‘. Ra?oT“'vvhrlt>' ht^ ■was - e*ac4*ig ^up- j - w 11 of I'.l2s in whi-h the'l'er and then-^attempted t) r ib nim,i -4^ '.I'ti aa equal part in. the the pockets being turrie i out and the lai.e as tru tee and want's ' ransacked as proof. .K ii- •.w:a-- ♦ , vvitii, _ , t ; 't ■ kii \v h'lvi ilenry would have' 'The real slayers, said .Mr. L;.ng. vliti v .ui ,1 1 k !1 Its father when all! not get the money they watdel fro.n vie treated aliki'. mV'. Rasor, and then'awaited the tc- .Mt. S.i'livat: also point (1 to what iuin s,f -fake from his store and giu- ke .-aid w;e a favt that the piece of)nery-to murder.and. rob hhn. If Hei st ve'Aoud I Mild not have lieen gotten' while Krne-t Hitt was talkirvx to Mr.' Ra-of beeau e there is no door lo the Ka.<or bi .1 room i.pening on the back* poreh. I ■ Hell ’s .Jake n |n>rte«l dub'ou-i about] Henry." deciaied the speaker, “and yet when he is in trouble he goes to| Henry’s hou-e If he had been dubious of fLenry ht wi ubl have guns*-to Har mon Rasor's. tl'.e next door. “'1 icy woulil have you eliminate the tf'timony of everybody v. ho has u ership in congress these thing.s ctmld ijics live on the boats sending their not have been enacted. And when ii children to school when they can, and comes (Icwn to guestiims gn which hanging out the family washing on there i.s a ihuinite partisan difference of^ opinion - ami there are plenty of those- we may see some fireworks. CHANT E OF I.IFETTME liELlABLE MAN WANTED to call on farmers in , Laurens County. Wonderful Qi'purtuni.y. Make $7 to t'l'd daily. No expir.ience or capital rci.Ud. Write toiLay. McNess (?om- vany, l) *pt. P. Freeport, Illinois. Ipa ' t>^■T - N'ea»* .\ew!,i'rry ami Laurens county line, black anil whitb spot- ed Walker diig, answers to name of Reward-for-infnrmatwn w re^ turn of dog. J. Fh Sea.'e, Route 2, N’ewbirrv, S. C . Itc hat ih<*re will be amendn\ents to the In er.state (iommerce law which will i givu* railroads a chances^not only to One of i>n-thin,,, whirh is-llkelv '‘■■•■I; '»»■!>■ H ATOHI.S,. 1-t us'hal. h your es-(r8, ' .Avn- reserves instead of having to .»'ii.- less than 100 lot.s, 3c for larg- maki* a lot of stir, after the financial' ituin all profit.s over to the. govern er quantities. We. are enjnipped with 1—rii7.!r5rTCn:j.pVm. inaepenatneerT^arseeiua.tu i)e. in .cuaEtea.lhfre JVterrime elertric incubators bills are out of the way, is the ques-- is alniort . nlirt-lv a partisan >|uestion, """ “ Kcnclal realisation of tbe tUt will hateh every hatehable e*|t. , injustice of limiting the railroads to a Ui't strong chicks by hatching the 3 jtmmrnt-. Kl I “p’ I Ccnctipated, * I would get dizzy have swtn\ming in my head. I would have ve'hy severe headache. “For a while I thought I- wouldn’t take anythin'j-—may be I could wear out 4 the h.eadaches; but I found they were wearing me out. *‘I found Black- Draught would re lieve this, so when I have the very first symptoms, I take Black-Draught and now I don’t have the headache. ' “I am a firm be liever In ,^lack- • Draught, and after using it 20 or more years, I, am satisfied to continue Its use.** —Jf. a. Orange Bark, JHo. . mw JHEDFORDS 9 o RTa f Djraught •hould take W yw. 7'-'' ■■ ry was in his house when Lathan shot Jake, as charged by the state, how ecu Id he have reached there, notified his people, then come back out and meet Jake at his steps. ' Coot liichards, he ileelared. knew that gun and knife were bis and he had a guilty knowledge that in hi^ own heart that he killed W. </. Rasor. Mr. Long argueil that Mr. Rasixr pul Henry’s money where Henry’s ciiTitor’.s could not got it. Why would la tensible man destroy the only meth- ' .h1 he had to get money from hi.s fath- ! er’-i e.state ? If Jake had beim killed, I under the provisions of the will, some- • Tk)<T>' I'Tse wbutil ha\e been named trustee. ' He said the only evidence of es- trangementr l>etween Henry and his father came from Coot Richards, and [said the jury would make a mistake I in bringing in a verdict of guilty-on the testimony of an admitted perjur- ir ai'il that of the smartest N't*gri) in South Carol'na against the tevstimony of some of the most highly regarded I people of Cross Hill. Stlifior Blackwell i ’Solicitor Homer S. Blackwell made i public acknowledgment of the work of .State Constable J. W. Richardson, ■Sheriff Columbu? Owens and Rural iPoliirman Fb B. I^nson “for their un tiling efforts against overwhelming .odds to got these defendants in court.’’ He declared that the state had no ill will or animosity against the defend ants, hut if they Were proved guilty it wa.s the solemn iind sworn duty of j the jurors to bring in, a” verdict of guilty. “If they are murderers, they are mun^rers by their own voluntary' I acts.” j Mr. Blackwell recalled that defense Lattorneys excoriated ‘Coot^ Richards, fjt'e Payne, Ernest Hitt and others, but didn’V'-say , much about ‘ Louella Richard*. • k“That part of the testimony which you believe to be the truth .you will ; accept,” he aaiil, “and that which you I do not believe the truth you will re ject” Mr. Blackwell said there were three incidents alone sufficient to convict Hepry Rasor. First, the fact'Thai he did not go to see his father; second, I the day Emcat Hitt was arrested, be ing them no help iti bad times.' lINultry Farm, Clinton, S. C. tf The Democratic party has for years "J”"""'*.”'. ”””7* . , , - , ,,/a u Won ccinmitud t,i .■hilippin.- .T'" '" f ?'* K'»- way- Thornwell Orphanafce dc’ce and the Republican party has be n cppo-eil to it. .A bill giving the Filipinos their indepemienc,' will be; ilv bated in congress and quite possib-| ly passed. That did not seem certain; before Pat Hurley, secretary of war, .appeared before a senate committee and spoke in oppo.sition to Philippine independence. That placed the admin- ^Pineapple Pudding 1-3 cup cornstarch >4 cup sugar ‘4 teaspoon salt. *4 cup cold water 2‘A cups pineapple juice and water 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1 Clip crushed pineapple 3 egg whites beaten Mix cornstarch, sugar and salt and . , , dilute with the V4 cup cold water. Add I ^^Uation definitely on ri*cord and and enough boiling the Democrats something to pineapple juice water to make the 2*4 cups, and cook in double boiler, stirring constantly until ntixtuje thickens. Cool slightly, add leinon juice, pinea~ppie and beaten, egg whites tand pour, into .mould to chill and set. Serve with custard or whipped cream. - Spiced Honey Cake U2~ c u p h u tTe f 1 cup syrup 1-2 cup sour nrilk ' 1 egg I 1-2 cups all-purpose flour 1-4 cup corr.' tarch l'-2 teaspoon seda 1 tea.'poon baking powder 1-2 itaspoon ginger 1-2 teaspoon cinnamon 1-2 teaspoon -alt Creaim butter and h.anoy syrup. Add beaten egg. Sift together flour, corn starch, ?rda, bakin''^ powder. ?alt and spices, and aid alternately with sour milk. Mix well and bake in'two greas ed layer cake t/n.? in a moderate oven 375 degrees F., 20 to 35 minutes. shoot at. And when they begin shoot- i irjg they will have all their hea\:y ar- ] tillery in action. The best guess that ,« anybody heru'^can make now is that ai[ Philippine independence bill will pass,', pledging the United S’ates to inde- j IH'ndence in not less than ten years, ,■ and that .Mr. Hoover will feel it nec- j ('3T!aTy1xr-bark atp hts^secretary of war -< and VGto the hilL_JYh£ih_Br_then itp could be passed over presidential veto- is another question. ' ' i 4 The Newest Styles ...In... Fine Feminine i With Fresh Fruit F'oui* pounds lean beef nock,, cook in a little water for 3 Vs hows ' 'fh? amendments to tho Federal Re serve act 'hold promise of even greater] relief to the nation’s financial situ-i ation than the Reconstruction Finance; corporation. It is going to take a good many weeks before the good effects, of the rcconstructicn act will be gen-] erally felt. But there ks immediate rg-' lief in sight for hanking credits in tVk?; measure, which permits the. F'ederal, Reserve to make loans to groups of hanks, which autnbrizes Federal Rs-i serve loans on sound paper which has! not been eligible for rediscount, and i the use of goyernment bonds as col-j lateral for Fedorjjl' Reserve notes.- T’hc effeict of this change in the Fed- Reserve system, bankers and Straps, Pumps, Ties, and Sport Oxfords, in att iiie waiited leathers ^nd combinations. Remove gristle and bone and when cold chop fine. Reduce liquor to 1 pint and add to. chopped meat. Combine with it the following: IVii pounds suet chopped fine, 4 tt*aspoons salt, 2 pounds laugar, 2 pounds radsins, 1 pound currants, V^ pound cityon shredded, 3 oranges and 3 lemons, juice and grated rind, 4 teaspoons din- -naroon, 2 teaspoons n>ace, 1 teaspoon clove, 1 quart boiled cider, 5 quarts chopped apple. (k>ok together thrr’y minutes, seal in fruit jars and keep in a cool place.'This rule makes 8 quarts of mince. GOOD HOUSEKEEPING 2 Years lor $2^0 JAMES W. CALDWELL CaU 38 ai 12 P, M. economists say, and politicians agree, will increase the supply of free i^ldj and nvake all the gold in the Federal] Reserve system perform ite proper function as a basis for currency. ’ In other words, it is the expacta- ticn that, almost immediately bankers] are going to find themielves in a po^j sition to extend crqdit to sound busi-j ness enterprises, merchants and man-{ ufacturers, which they h^ve been obliged for the last year or more to withhold. And the feeling h^ is that there is an enormoui^ nun^)er of busi- j ne.ss enterprises read^ to renew oper ations at full speed ahead as soon as they can be assured of necessary bank creditsl "'^ ''t. „ One important field ip/Which con-J istructive legislation is looked for from wmrnmrnaiimiiHammtm SHOES and OXFORDS For Men, Women and Children. Any kind, any size — all at lower prices than you are accustomed to paying. *V. Of coiirg:^!'—you I! find! I|H ,that*s new in Rendy*tO“WeHr, at tins store—And at new low prices. Rejcardless of what you want to buy—you won't make a mis take by^gettiiiji: our prices first. I The Price Store the Prices Are Rlghr—S. C. Price, Prop. ___ Clintoa, a C. railroads. It seems reasonably certain i • . . '■ ' . I