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) f * : THE CHRONICLE S • " • Strives To Be s Clean News- • • paper. Complete, Newsjc, * • and Reliable. VOLUME XXXII r If Ysa Don’t f m^CHRONICLB I ton Don’t Got f Tbe News. I CLINTON, S. C.. THUESDAY, MARCH 3,1932 1 LINDBERGH BABY STOLEN — r Son of Lopie Eagle Kidnaped From Nursery' and Spirited Away In Auto. Nationwide Search Begun for Youngster After Alarm Is Given. -r- DID YOU KNOW? " Hopewell, N. J., March 2,—Charles Au^stus Lindteerg-h, Jr., 20-months- old son of the, flying colonel, was kid naped last night from his nursery in 'W’-WWW w W 'Wi Wi W W ^ m THAT — Cities that are known ai pi-ogressive cities attract' 'the atten tion of investors and homeseekers. Cities that are. alive and know it never lose any time in telling others so the waging world may know it. They t(^ll of the glories 'of their city Chinese Sent New Threat Being Forced To Give Up Ground By Japanese. New Move For Peace Fails. Hoover Blamed 1. For Panic *1. T • jv u i. V ot the many and varied opportu- the Undbergh. country home nijio, to he found there. here He was spirited away in a dark green Chrysjer sedan registeitd ''i the name of Herbert W.- Allen, of Margate, N. J., and reported to have been stolen in Atlantic City, police said. # The car contained two men, who stopped at least two persons prior to the kidnaping and asked directions to the isolated Lindbergh home. Within an hour ’after Col. Lind- b^frgh himself telephontnl the first, alarm, police squad cars.blockadeil ev ery Jersey road for miles. They had order,s to stop any Auspicious persons or cars. The child, clad In a blue sleeping r. l>e, was put to bed at the usual hour, 7:30 p. m. At about 10 p. ni., somebUe peered into the nursery. .The crib was empty. The first newspaperman to reach the home was an Ass^iated Press re porter who ran a mile over muddy, nutn ut roads to reach a phone to send the first direct news from the resi dence. Colonel Lindbergh, bare-headed as usual, was pacing the grounds, while troo'pers and detectives went over the place with flashlights, seeking clues. •Mrs. Linbergh, who telephoned the news to her mother, Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow', at the Mortow home in En glewood, N. J., was inside the house but was shielded carefully from news papermen. A close friend of Mrs. Lindbergh said she was expecting another child within three months. The house glqwed with lights. A butler appeared at the door, obviously distraught, but he, like his employer, refused to make a statement. The police, dashing pell-mell to the ptacc, were delayed by the mud-soak ed roads. It Was an hour before they T>:ached the house, which i.s perched »nii(1.<*l the Sourland hills, on the sec ond highest eminenc-e in New Jersey. They do not boast, but deal out cold fa^ts. Every city that is progressive and keeps telling the world about it has a glowing future. Modern citiea are facing wonderful opportunities, bigger than most of them realize. Now is the time for them to look ahead and plan to quick en that additional prosperity that is so desired by all. Cities that realize the importance of building better business and milk ing and putting better business plans into effect are the ones that will pros per most in the future. Here'is a truth that Clintonians should keep constantly before them: Cities that have been alive to their opportunities have for years " been drawing to themselves new industries, homeseekers and investors in large numbers. Mrs. Montjoy Suddenly Excitement Over Fire Fatal To Esteemed Clinton Woman. Funeral Here Saturday. Shanghai, Feb. 29. — Smallpox has broken outxamong American soldiers of the 31st infantry on guard in the international settlement, causing two deaths, it was learned today. Privates Albert.. Lewis, ‘ 19, and James. D. Jordan, 22, succumbed to the disease. ^ Two other members of the 3Lst are Garner Attack Follows Addresa of Jahneke. Raskob Draws Fire of Hurley. _ Washington, Feb. 20.—The pre-con- Smith Reopens Prohibition Issiie Denys That South Is Really Dry. Says More Liquor In Country Than Ever Before. New York, Feb. 27.—Former Gov- vention presidential races took a new ernor Alfred E. S!mith reopened the turn today with President Hoover’s prPhibition and economic views' the nub of spirited debate. BMrst, Secretary Hurley took John J. Raskob to task for saying he hi^d apparently authentic information that Mr. Hoover would run on a pmhibf- under treatoient in a hospital, butj^jQj^ referendum platform if the Re doctors said they would recover A third death, that of a technical sergeant, was due to pneumonia, con tracted by the sudden change in tem perature after arrivingi from Manila. Chinese Lose Ground Shanghai, Feb. 29. — The Chinese, fighting fiercely on a new front at Chapei, wavered and fell back slight ly today unded a heavy artillery bom bardment in the midst of negotiations for peace and declarations for more widespread hostilities around Shang hai. The Japanese, aided for the first time in more^han a w'eek by the big guns on the warships in the river, claimed they smashed the Chinese de fenses, and occupied jxvsitions near the American owntni Southern Bap tist Mission hospital. While the battle_was in progress, and shortly after a peace conference had ended, Japanese Consul General Kuramatsu Murai served notice on Mayor Wu Teh-Chen of Shanghai that unless the Chinese cease bringing in reinforcements the Japanes oper ations would be extended over a 50- mile area aroi.nd the city “on a scale not even approached, thus far.” The Japanese consul general said the Japanese would be forced in “self- publicaa party adopted one. Then Speaker Gafner, who is being boomed for the Democratic presiden tial nomination, laiAied out at the president, in a press conference, as- issue of prohibition today with the .same vigor of speech he used in his 1928 campaigns for the presidency. He said President Hoover became the dry lea^r of the country with his stand on the Wickersham report, dc- nie<l that the South is dry, condemned “ducking and dodging” on the ques- NUMBER 9 SCHOOL FUND STANDiAHACK Senate Refuses Second Time To Make Cut In Appropriation. Constitutional Officers of ^ State Invoked In Pre^MM^ Reduction. Columbia,- March 1.—For the second time in two days, the senate refused tonight to reduce appropriations to the state schools under the <>-0-1 law. The vote was 20 to 17, , Following last night’s adverse Vote the right to determine its method of liquor control by popular referendum, is address was made before the serting he had “led us into the great-l^®’’'''" national Democratic est panic the country or world has^*'®* ever • known.” on the amendment to the general ap- tion and advocated a new amendment propriations bill to slash the .state aid to the constitution to give each sUte for schools 15 per cent, .Senator Nash. Sumter, tonight attempted to have a 10 per cent cut. The vote was much cb>-<er than ex- White House officials dt^lined to comment on the Raskob-statement, made in an address last night in New York. Neither would administratior> lead ers talk on the action late today of the Republican state committee ofi . “To say that prohibition is not an i.ssue is stupid,” he declared, ‘^nd I don’t ibelieve that the men thit that believe it themselves.” He cited the Wickersham report in pected, but opponent.^ to the $.3,771,47# item could not muster suffici«iit strength to carry their point. When the vote was announced, siLy. Nash 'made a motion that the senate finance committee bill be adopted without further discussion. He pointed support of his contention that prohi-i out the senate had refused to make bition cannot be enforced and he de-'uny mptcria! re<luctions. Ho was ruled fied “the most rabid dry in the coun-joi t of order. New Jersey in recommending that'^^^y deny the statement that there} .Senator Brown. Barrv.voll, who has that state’s delegation, yet to be se- is, in all human probability, more j nought to cut the slate aid for schools, lected, support Hoover for ronomina-! liquor in thi.s country today than;‘hop moved that all amendments to tion and work for an ISth ameiivlmcnt i was at any period prior to the . the bill he tabled. He charaeteriz-ed repeal plank. ; enactment of the IHth amendment.” as “foolhardy andToolish” the expen- Several Eastern Republicaps have; been urging the president to stand for | a wet or moist plank, but the general feeling here is this will have to Ik* Of Hoover he said; “I claim that he made himself the Mrs. Corrie Lee Montjoy, 5.5, drop ped dead last Thur.sday night shortly before ten o’clock while attempting to telephone news of a fire at the Giles Chevrolet garage adjoining her residence to her son, William, who was in I^aurens at the time. She fell while standing at the phone and ex pired in a few moments before medi cal aid could be summoned, death be ing due to a heart attack. The ntws of her sudden death spread rapidly j forp.^n residents, through the large crowd assembled! \,^{,ri(.ans. for the fire and was a great shock to her wide circle of relatives and friends in the community. fought out on the convention floor without any commitments from the White House. Asked by newspaper nu'n for com ment on the Democratic national chairman’s statemerTt, Secretary HuF- ley said: “Mr. Raskob is in a position to .*peak much more accurately of the amount of money that he and his as- defense to destroy the ^I'anghai-j have spent slandering and ' misrepresenting the president than he ilituie of time discu.ssing a motion to “cut .«omc clerk from SI,800 to dry leader of the United States he- $l.(;00.” c.au.se he rejected the only plan that./ 'ihe vote on the Nash amendment was suggested in the Wickersiham re-j was: port. If it» isn’t an issue w’hy did he, Xo kill the amendnhent; .\nderson is as to the president’s views on the ISth amendment. “It appears a little far-fetched for Nanking railway as far we^t as chow, 50 miles away, and the Shang- hai-Hangcho’W railway, as far a.s Ka.shing, 50 miles to the southw’est. Such a movement would threaten j chairman of the Democratic na- one of the most thickly populated committee to attempt to inter- richest areas in China, inhabit^ by. p|.g^ views of the president on the millions of people, and would I subject ” bring serious danger to hundreds of earner’s antj-Hoover assertion was imduding many jreply to a speex^b last night at I Woostet, Ohio, in which the assiet- The Japanese began entionching secretary, Johneke, of the navy. them.selves in their new frositions to- ' night as the battle lulled said Presiilent Hoover’.s leadership had made the Democrats “just a little bit dizzy.” . t.- , a funeral service was held .<at-| During the day Vice Admiral .Sir .At Iht Morrow home in Englewood,^ corning at 11 o’clock at the Howard Kelly, British fleet com- it was Morrow had not de-1 Baptist church with her pastor, .here, presided over a peace; .,r u.hn ke’s si PomerfT died whether to.leave at once to be ^j.jg Bev. Edward Long, jn charge. In- - , (onc.tness of .luhr.kcs .st.i.tnui..s, have the talk about it in his speech of ari'cptance ? If it isn’t a political is- me why did he have to bring the com mission into existence? . . . Why did Senator Fess, the chairman of the Re publican national committee, think it was necessary for him to make some apology for Hoover’s rejection oL the one forward-looking statement in the whole report? . . . What is Fess an noyed about? But, of course, that is just a little part of the duck and dodge.” Mr. Smith .said that in the South only (the political leaders were dry, and they ibecause they depended upon the direct primary for nomination. He claimed the primaries are participat ed in by the drys, neglected by the wets. “1 want to clear up what might be a mistaken notion in the minds of a good many people,”-he said. “I am Bryson, Davis, Gray, Hamer, Ham mond, Harrrtswn, Jefferies, Laney, Mcl’all, Riley, Searson, Sims, Spear man, Stukes, Taylor, Thomp.son, Weeks, Williams, Young. Total 20. To j-etain: Clauburn, Crouch, Dos portes, Dorn, Goodwin, Greneker, Hamrick, Hill, Hpdges, .leffords, Lightsey, McEachin, Murray, Naih, Nicholson, Welsh, Wi.se. Total 17. Senator Brown voting for the amendment, was paired with .Senator Ward. No action before adjournment was taken on the Brown motion to table all amendments. It will come up for consideration tomorrow. Speaking on it. Senator Young, Un- Wh, asserted Senator Brown seem*>1 to be “sore becau.se he hasn’t* had hii own way.” Senator Nash, .Sumter, made the statement that the state “i.s in a h-ll w.fh her daughter. ! terment followed in the’ Presbyterian _ The fir.st police news of the i cemetery. Many beautiful floral of- ■-<.tile folluw'ing blunt' tclct,. pe j anil a. largi message; i church pnd grave, were iiidk'ative of _lll'ol. Lindbergh’s baby kidnaped higb testeem in w’hich MiA. .Mont- fre.m Lin<i'i>ergh home at Hopewell, I'Ctwoim 7:30 an"d 10 p. m., 19 months (his age actually is 20 months) dre.ss- conference aboard his flagship, Kent,! Texan said. which was attended by Vice Admiral | itt.p,.esontativc AlKmethy. Demo- 1 .L . > fu Kichl.«aburo Nomura, and Rear Ad-,^,,^^^ (’arolina. today pre- a..largc-iUitiijdam^^tll^u;ad-Yaauke-Matsuok(>. representing, trouble m Repabnenn ra.iks- Japan, and Dr. Wellington Koo, for-l^^.^.j. mer Chinese foreign minister, repre- .senting (’hina. The conference a<i-' of a fix.’ Asserting the [e net'iled to re- joy was held in the community where she had Lved a bu.sy and u.seful life, j journed without annotincing any re- Mrs. Montjoy was-the widow of the, late W. P. Montjoy of this city, and a! - Charles L. Cobb Takes Up Duties ed in sleeping suit. Search all cars. lor the next hour it_was '’irtuallj i John Floyd. .She impossible to get ttdephonic communi- active and levotcd member of catio.i with the Lmrlbergh s. One Baptist church a Christian brought ihe respomie - No one ha.i ,,f many noble traits of char- time to talk! -and finally the jjctcr. Her loyalty to her friends on- operator said she had orders to p-^nv who were grieved! d_ |. ujii R..nk«r Reirins Task all impiiries to the police, who had no!,,, i KOtk HlH ISdnkttT KejCins lcl.Sk annoutKenu.it to make. fiu?r«at Montjoy i* survived by one .As ^ ^ “P ^ p 1 daughter, .Miss Lora .Montjoy, who IhrouEh the country*-^ .Iv/ wil, urs are IndOiam of this place, and Garrison of liirhts began to glow in the hills and . * . ' »» m i-. IIKOLS utK** * .u 1 , Crolumbia; two sisters, Mr*. M. D. manv came to the place to voiiinteer i ’ r- r- • u . r u .Smith and Mrs. \V. (.. Cunninghi a.d in the search, ' personally Still for the repeal of the “'i'he country will determine the 18th amendment. I firmly be.ieve that it should never have been put into the j^g appropriations.^he. tohl or a constitution.” ,, (conference by.long d’.-tance telephone “Relief, if it is going to come to | tofjyy py^ween the .state treauirer and this country, can only come through York banker? hokliiig t?u‘ the.agency of tbe Democratic party.” | gi ate’s $5,()(K).0()0 deficit iiot( ?. he Continued. ^‘There IS no use <^T<K>k-1 He quoted the hankers a? refusrng “From what 1 saw here yestenlay't-o the R'xiublicans. Thi*. door ofj^, agree to renew the note? and a ld- (the movement to sign a petition tojtn'jH* and- of opportunity there has h^d said South (’arolina'wouid ]H*rmit a house vote (ui re.submi.ssion (/f the ISth amendni?iLl) ami what Brother Raskob put up to Bre.sident rham of been eloped years ago, and the A;neri-; pave to jiay 7 pera'-ent intere.st. can people will not tolerate any elev-; 'pp,, typ tent reduction in ‘the '.*oth hour or /lea1h bed confe.-sion. appropriation, .Senator Na<[» ; Hoover la-'t night,” the witty Tar-i'^l'^l can’t be done. They have bed ^ saw the state .S.'U'i.Oiio, IheelcM- told the house. I think you are ■'‘''-'elve years to deal with this sub-, v.-pu h less than three ;iml one-half I going to have .a heck of a time withi.iect, and during all that tw“!ve years p<.,. (.y,,;, Du- .-alary of each,teacht. ! t’ne lifpior question—as uuk h trouble ilhey have ducked it, they have dodged^ 'j oe appropriathni provided uniier Us the Democrats.” i*-* ll'ey have; tho senate bill 771.!7(;, and Sena- i Over on the senate .side, James A. * “'‘iesiepped it, and they gave to the tor Nash’s aqu iidment would make Of AdministcrinK Seed Uan I1«|I, MisH„u.-ih. .-.mdidnle f,.r th.. j p«-ple of the ;w.>rld the ereat^l -w rwn.. I Democratic nomination, gathjvred aj ample of political hypocrisy that haS| to tak ng m|) the rpiestion of runds. lO I.OVer MveMaies. pvvv..paper mm around him' ev<>r been written into this or any oth- .j.p.i appropnation-^, the .senate hmi !er history. ^ killed eight amendment.s in'rodueeil Wa.shmgtbn, Feb. 27. — f'br.rlea L. CoW), of RfK-k Hill. S. C., today took up th(i.^..ta’k of administering federal seed loan funds in V and told thenrthe narty should nomi nate a man "’* l(l-fr.-hi(»ned who ri— J thi.''l |jy SunHiors l!ry'?on, (ti‘U( n j* ' De;m.-rati- principle.s} 1 have the support of lhin|-ing"lnmA|iT,f,7.(p — ..u-ro.K Lvu.-. a. puts the interests of America j that if we are. to have relief we must - ■ ‘tN^ "Tniurgh babv probably the!j I paran ount.” He declined to di«c uss [ write into^he a^fimou^ infant iW the world, is i of Mountville Tom and J. W.iLaiohra. .South ( arolina. Georgia and pp.^^y. platform not o, ^ * Davpnnort of Kin.-irds. irior.ua. imiitical I^ait 1 h(‘. e arm ndn’enl.s for the Iiiost .umoa.. ^! Daveiiport of Kinards described as a golden-haired replica of, * his famous father. He is chuWiy, with, biL e>'es and curly hair. 1 WINNERS GIVEN He was of about normal stature for his age, had begun to toddle about and wasjearning'to Talk. Members of the j- Each year the local chapU r of the __ . I Announcement of hi.s acceptance of ! the post vas made by .Secdet:iry }(ydc* IN D A R Anti-Hoarding Move Started I .Mr. Col b is cashier of ihe i*eo))le’8i National Hank of Rock Hill, and has; secured a two months leave of uhri... sence at the urgent request of the sec-j f'olumbia, of the eleventh grade-of the ( ^ j* i^jn actively launch its eampaign U. D. C. offers a medal to the pupil Ktb. 27. Sdiitli/ Carriiina of the big house. The window near his crib, which was o)*en when his nqr.se went into accompaiv partment when the deeisiiui wa-s an-iTt was decided here today, noiinced, said he consideTod the ap- family stressed the resemblance to his father. .. ....... - -^-HiaJiuTicrAN filled with every pos-jhigh. sc-hool who stands the be.st exam-j sJnato,* Byrnei; of South (^arblina. j against hoarditig after an organi'/.a- sible device for childish Ibv. is in^the^tmatibrTriW th^Wai—Between de i twnwn.ppting ('olumbiu next Friday. right hand corner of the second floori states. Thi.s year first place was' awarded to Catherine Blakely, se-ond to Dillard Milam, and third to Marj j ointment “a compliment to the state — H(wze Dillard. . of .South Carolina.” the room, i.s 30 feet from the ground.' The questions were prepared and} ^he meeting between On the window sill, police said, a | the papers graded by Miss Margaret and Secretarj note was found, and. though they, Clary ^ of the history department of announced That tl' would not divulge its contents, it was} the Thornwell orphanage high school, United indicated that it contained a demand j_ — ■ ■' i been increased from for ransom. LEGION TO GIVE i .S75,OCO,0O0 through the sale of Recon- m • -t DeimK*ratic nutiima., p.|,.| (•ons:ste;| of reductions in sal;\- only an expression oji pjijp ;ii(|fs in the sta'e di’partii’ rt poiilicai laith with reivpect to this if ,.,Juc;iti(ni and in ' .-'.'Veral instanc's question, hut we must write into that | ,.j:),,b'iated iw«itions. ’ platform a definite p'an of whiit we; i "nef (ii'ieussion during i on.si<ieca. piopo.se to <lo about it.” I tion of thi-^ groii]) of amendme’' — Tame on the one to abolish the posi- ’',ni of supervisor of adult schco.s. The vote wa.s 30 to K. .Senator Bryson, in commenting or.. th(‘ action of the senate, .said it wa.s api aient. the chamber 'VS' in sytr.- iiatlfy with econonrics. Methodist Men Meet Friday -ftie'o of Jirsiad .Street McUiodict church are having a supper and gen- the ap-l Nearly 2« nien from va.-„.u» na.-ts! Rct-U.ltether meeting-F.'i,lay ev-: te state,of ,he state met here with -at eiuht o'clock in the .Masonic crhim! ;N,. .,on Snyder, preside., //f " »f(or.L ^ ,, p,„^„am has |,,si niirh e sena- colleKc. who was appomterl l.y arranRcd fnr the mcasinn with Officers Fay (hit March 1.—Af;er refusir.g ght to reduce appropriations to (Continued on page eight) ANOTHER STEW , struction Finance corporation 'iebt n- A three-piece ladder wa.s found hundred feet from the house./as if itj I tures. had been dropped in a hurry, and po-! The local post of the .American I-e- ' lice believe this was used to reach, gion will jfive another-stew (this time chicken) at Dunlan Snrinvs on the; O IvlCd the window. The -window of the nursery looks out on the private road w'hich links the e tato witJr'ihe main highway. Near the house is” a private lanciing ' evening of March 8th, at 7:30 o’clock.; Tickets will be fifty cents, it is stisted by the committee, and* all ex-.servicej men are invited. and asked to com-1 Last Of April tain and timid stata of n.md "> -South | ^ ^ Carohrra and to re.store hope and fsiih. member? and constituency, m our institutions by a program that ,^.1 has something .sub? antml to offer the: tomorrow ev<‘n- people. ing. No colU^ction of any kind will lu- ■Next week omirnttros w, I U. form-. J has 'h.-cn a.„u,„.,..d hy .ho, ed in each conn.y to aid in the work. : „ lOan Blanks Due This Week Ictmmiltce in eh t i\ The'state inter.^ollegiate oratorical contest .will be held at Winthrop ool-| lege the latter part of April, it was; f 8ld, a.id behind it are dense woods,, municate with Jack W. Anderson. though open country is at the front j ", 0.1 both sides. - j “ most carefully guarded children ; decided by the executive members of, '&mea-h the nursery window, foot-''>» association meiW-in Columhinl Offers Reward j For Girl’s Body, C'OLI.Kdlk liEAI) TO Si'EAli Nows comps from (’ross Hill tha' nriTtt, tkhnwivl in the soft ear'.h These Ifamous parents Hew to , Saturday. . ; I. G. Hill. broJier of Miss Mildn J Hill P ,. ri , a.u_ China last summer, the yojjngster was Atte.^ding the meeting were: J. -A.: < f ('rc».^s-,H‘ll, w'ho i- belT-vcd to h.avc pre udent; L. .A. ;<» t her life in .Saluda river on AVod- yicc-presidcnt;' ne-hda'*, h'cbruary 17th,’h't^. offered a that he will he heard by a corresponding n'vavd of fifty d<’!lpr? for the “ov-audience next .Sunday. Dr. John Mc.SSvetn. uixcrident of Fresbyterian college. H /»'*''Up.v ike nulpit of the Fii't l‘ve!-l/,’teri“n- church next Sunday nvirning* tr 11 ri ">. Dr. MeSween is (luite :> Tavoritc w th Clinton congregati.U'.-i and .it i.s c-- i ,g ;he ladder to the w*indow. J.' T. Neely, Presbyterian; ody of her body. Mi.= v.Hill ha- been ' . * • A f • UK 1, Vi with great reluctance that | college, recording secretary; W. .A. mis.'ing since the 17th. when her cot 'FIDDLFKS CONVEN'JTON The *irst newu tiw Lina erg. s na^ i Lindbergh acquiesced in the gen- Gotty.s, Erskine, treasurer, and the was found on riu* Cothran brid-re j; | ^A fiddler? conven ion will he he'd of the crime was when the irigntened B-manrl f'*r nietnres of bisi son. following committeemen, J. .A. Nor- ^horr time afan ;>hc left her home ’ at. Giay Court-0\.mn''-8 high school au- jng, that there be.no furt!ier delay 'n The Chronicle on .Saturday received *h‘‘ following telegram from United Strites Serfator F, D. Smith: “The .‘Secretary of agriculture, ad- .’i?c?"me that ap|llival.io:i blank^ for fi 1 ; l('.;’i? will bo roiwardiHl lo '• -tin- y ri >-on N curly nex^ week. Mr. Ccu.'\ k TO mber if the reconstruction cor- p<'"Uh)n, advi.sed mo in a conference ’ni-^. morning that the corporation had . ado arrangements to furnish twrn- t.-fiv ^ ■ rdilbon d.illsrs adilitional to hr- f ct en mijlion 'lollars already "vn'lab e to the* secretary of agricu - lure for farm loan pju’pose.s .and chat w'B he maffe available from tinye ‘(.i time if>ece,'fary. “T^he limit under my-amendment is 'wo hundred m’llion doHirs. I am jr*t- er.al d'^mand f-jr piciures of his son. nur.'C ran downitairs, screaming that Finally summoning new.sp.nper.men to tr.e baliy had been kidnaped. The- U-ndaergh baby has been ore of h’s office, he per.?onally handed out the photogiaphs. ris. College of Charleston; N. R. The river has been soarched -d-iily Beacham of Furman, and J. A. Keis-! sirs^e then, hut no trace of the body ler, Jr., of'Newberrj'college. 1 has been found. ditori'im Friday, evening, Mifrch Jth,; m.aking^loEn.s to ^farmers. I and ctHs. ot 7:30 o’clock, wiih an adniBETon^of, ers 9rc..?eekingi,T« have the 5 cents and lO cents. j lions more liberal.”- ... V" \' - \' ,> i,.- . ^ /' ■■ I ■ . I ' 4 I