Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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^.J -'J*? -■ \ ^AGE TWO THE CLINTON CHRONICLE THURSDAY, APRIL 28. 1932 Ccmtact Made With Kidnapers Hard Year For ^ Congresnnen New Jersey OflMal Tells of Con-jJf They Keep Seat^ Some Clever ,tact With Abdiietors of Colo-| Politicin^ 1^ Now Demanded, nel Lindbergh's Baby. ' Treasury Is Closed To Them. Salvation Army Vintation Covers Wide I \ Hopewell, N. J., April 26.—per sonal eontaut with the kidnapers of Wasihinif on, April bs “Pitchfork” Ben Tillman, his son is understood to “have botm Cart>!ina, w hen hoi'Va.'* elected t<i cjn- B^de by Col. Charles A. Lindberjrh in -aid, ‘‘Every time a Yankee corv Yirjrinia sey Vh taken place while the fa.mou.«( flyer This .sayiiiK. a clas.sic in V'eshiiU'l Army, who recognize decree of was away from his estate last .Mjn- ton for many years, hfis been rev:ved high or low in their unceasing strug- day and Tue.sday. - hero within recent'day.s apropos the gle td” banish sorrow and siS %o far Those with whom he conferred'wpro adjournme:>t of congresw in June and as it lies in their pow'er to do so, ' understood to be the same group t,hat unless present sit' ingj No gilded “key to the city” ever un- which received the $50,000 ‘(The strangest visiting Jist in the* world” it might be called-^the li.st of the dark'corher^t'of the city and coun-! Stale G. 0. P. Body j Picks Delefgatesj 'Republican Convention At Co lumbia Proves ■ Largest In It ' ■ Chemistry Class Visits Glau Factory By R. W. Johnson, Member of lOth Grade, Clinton High School Recent Years. V ^yhen we started* to studying gla.ssj for they must not cool off too quickly the class decided to go to Lauren.s to or they will break. They stay in this J the gla.'s factor>\ ,A few Ixiy.s got carsi oven for about 24 hours, writh the itryside where the officers of the Sal-; Columbia, April 2r».--Ten delegatestransportation We left Clinton a' temperature ranging from 1000 de- ' the national convention pledged to ' — sident Hoover were named today the 'state convention of the Ham- ^ vu., « liu.Kee dressing-rooms, tenement flats, at the'state convention of the Ham- rf. ^"1? •'‘•'•ve .’-man takes, ham out of the l.nr,, „f ^oft-drink p»rlors-all,'>riKhl “lily white" Republiean organ- ' offieial said lomght. ■ :S’’"".? out a who), hog, ground to tl|e offi-! :sation. I le meeting was reported to have fat booth (arolina. lassies of the Salvation The delegation to Chicago is head-! 25 , The late of Southjy Army arc regular jailers. j Jo the national convention Pledged to j Jj';;,;'gOP degrees Fahrenheit. Prison cells, box-car shanties, caba-,J resident Hoover were named today} i a man under a green light tests the ‘ dressing-rooms, f'enement flats, a. the state convention of the Ham-; The'superintendent first took u.h to'bot'Ies for defects and .separates rooms where they stoix* sand and i them. He could take four bottles and r materials. They use from 20 toi flip them up and catch them'and put pen o<^nt broken glas.s, about 600 them in place: For the final test, they ed by J. C; Hambright, of Rock Ilill, qj. silicon’dioxide, around put the bottles in hot water to see if who was elected national committee-. 228 pounds soda ash or flux, and they are all right. If not bver 25 per man from the state. Miss Clara Har-j ,5]^ pounds of feldspar to each, cent of them break they are all right ngal, of Aiken county, was named jropf,f glass." This gives a very'strong} far .shipment.- If mpre than 26 per committeewoman. t ^ : glass of good quality. In this factory |-cent break they are sent to [be remelt- raiisum members take home with them some [locked so many doors as open gladly of the “bacon” they mai in retaining their .«eats. . f ,1. «,v M .,1 V . , . , . - . - Dallas A. Gardner, of Orangeburg,'they make onlv flasks, fruit Jars, and ed. that Dr. .lohn F.'^ondon, 72-year-old of the bacon they may have trouble,to admit the man or W'onian whoje^rho served ^ l.- i- . . . A. r.-. -1 • ^1 I . as convention chairman, soda water bottlqs. They use the same ' This factory buys broken glass by , , wears the blue unifrom or the bonnet elected state chairman of the or-' mixture for the bottles except for the the car loads as an iron factory buys Us abuitt time for thv annual “logl that marks th« of the S.lva-,,faOT,,ati„n to miccc«l Han*right. [difference in coloring pnatter. Thevijunk iron. ^ - r..li;r.g to tieginland get a good start, tion Army. To this uniform all bars; Attended by 1,000 delegates, repre- use ab,>ut 100 cars of'sand a year., on khe 01110^ machine they were .seating all the 46 counties, the con- vention was the largest Republican educator, paid to a man ip tlte shadow df a New York cemetery April 2. The NelC' Jersey official al.so di.s-(«iuu *» clo.sed the, colonel in planning to meet'agitation for the trip home i are removed, for long experience has John H. Curti.s, Norfolk (Va.) inter-under way. ‘ pro\<*d the honesty, courage and sym- inediar\, on a boat off the \ irginia It is rt^cogniicd that this is going i the officers ^bo wear the held in recent years in South' left in the run, i through the warehouse w’here they roast, where they hope to complete to be a very d fficliTt'year for many »n Paiaces or snaniies, j ^ Democratic‘stronghold, j Next, the superintendent took us to i had many stored bottle! il^ure'IfT'ihiM’’* adopted a platform chargingcoal <recus where they .burn coal! They ad a shipment of-^drro*- return pf.hc_.h,Jd, .X^rerytlf^A^W^to apX and plad tTc ^aui‘'iU'-™«at«r« Democratic office hold.}^^ 400 cars of sand sSalt cake is dissolved in the mixture [ making flasks. These were! nxade the to take care of all untlissolved silicate | same as the other bottles. We went It also was stated on the same high - ^ - ' • k* authority tbar$l,5p0 of the original down the barraiade and get a seat in »’'?nteousneS8. ransom bills ha\e been reco’vereil, ^‘uugress. mosf of them in or anund New York, Right n<*w if there is something but that investigators so far have been unsuect.-isful in tradng the The next meeting between Lindbergh andThe grou^i he has b« eii I devoi.d (»f local i)rojects. There has dealing with originally was jilan n-d i'h-iu i>o river and harbor bill, no p'jl>- for a ce.itaiii spot off the New Jojsey'"lie building Iv'll, and had not fund? This inestimable privilege enables the Salvation Army to carry on with greater efficiency, perhaps, than most of cause Democratic office hold-> th> co^ pus to heat th“ fur ' ers in the state, urging-^vprioits re- uaces. The temperature of the fur’ia e forms in state government and “stjfjct enforcement of all law\s,” ir have; more than an\ thing else that is wor- Vu’ * r, . , . other organizations in the work ol them, ry.ng rengre.sn^n,‘.b,g and l.ttic It 18 Colonel; hat th:. has bi-en a'rewon ,h„,e in spiritual despair, and been devoted Iwre an<l '"there to agri cultural j)urpo-i»*s and some severe t >i tnK certain .s«*c tidMs of the eoun- [ try the oingre-.smeps’ larder would be 'as bare as that of old Mother Hub- hard. Vhey can’t g<‘t ■‘nv'money for home and ‘hat is eerfain; unle.ss there] h's a change 'n the situation and if they get - nothing they staiffi > little i friend of his,ds al.ei' another pull at the federal away from its port, ft has been re-^*^^’ ported, <'urtis has bet n on t*’e .Marc.kri Ket ently tht^re has Ih eii eoiisider- fret]uently sirxt* .Sunday working on able intere.sL in the (|uestion <»f what the Icndlno gh ease. ' the fat( 'fha \’ery Rev. II. Dob.son-I'eaco.'K, | "athmal second of the three Norfolk ii.tenye- would be. So far a..- - en iii Washing- diaritbs, said tonight h«* was uneer'ain i ton there is nut much'a.s.suraiice that coa.''t, the state official said The k hangs w a.s madt^Jie added, ^ cause of the i'^tensivv activity of the fsoa.st guard off the New' Jersey shore, where they have l»eeii hunting a b(»at reported to contain the abductors aad poussibly t.he child. h (’urii-s has Wen away fron hi.s hom<* .since .'''tinday. The ya'hi-Mar- con. owned bv a on the other hand consulting with j self “on submission tho-'e .who have it 4ii their power to ] amendment to a vote.” alleviate condilion.s of hardship and I In .successTully opposing this move, suffering. The cer is a link betw ma-’.ses. [.South Caiulina is “a dry state” and The duty of “vi-sitation" has always j added: been a vital principle in the work ofl “I.el us stand for law enforcement', ;n- that melt.s the glass was over 2640 degrees Fahrt'n-heit. .). A.J<n,,e8,a.Spartanl,ur|tdelnK8;e,l.. "'‘’ l-hf furnac- vinnre brouKhl thp prohibition issue into theif’r f “ ‘P- platform discussion, urging from the,’"’t' J", I'' floor that the convention mspress it- of the 18th . , av. u r have run together becau.«e of tin tense heat. ‘ .Salvation Army offi-i George W. Heckett, of Beaufort, who I letwcen the clas.ses and * read the platform, made the assertion; * ® ong-uiiid ed — J I .spoon apd , put. it in an open.ng and . j dipped out some pure g-Ias.s whica as a red hot liquid. We saw where the the Salvation Army, from (he first'and that includes the prohibition law ■ "''’'t-'"'' davs of iis organization b.y General as well as others.” • x a • William Boothdown to the pre.seritj The leader.ship of Rre.sident Hoover ® » a (cnnent mixe', moment in (dhitou. and in the thous- in efforts to restore prosperity was and? of other citie-s throughout the'extolled by (.'harle.s TI. .Small, of i M’hy not keep your money at home by giving me your subscriptiona, both new and renewal. Prompt attention given to all orders, ^ . JAMES W. CALDWELL Call 38 at 12 P. M. <*f Nvgroe.s at the (’hieago I f, eonventio.'i of the G. (), P-I^jnderlhe if th<* continued ab-fence of Curtis on a .siHTet mission was a “eond .-ig i or a bad sign.” He add<‘d he had heard notniiig and the other materials were mixed Mi a mixer simyyr to a cement m making it ready for the furnace. Next, we saw where the glas', in a world where the .\rmy maintaih.s a [ Washington, special assistant to i piece abckut < or 8 inches long, erps. ..tiuincy ycncrul, the keynoU’r, and |''’■"'■P"' - '"'■I'l- Jh*- l!0,ss wim This work is both a duly and a bv Gardner, the < onvention ehairmaq, | t.e right amount r.«e«l- forwai'd-f- first: ficer is required to devote at lea.st 18 | con-truction movemt nt liecomes more I have any printing on H. j hours a week—thrin* hours for every ajkpieciated, the “voters will go to niaile the neck of the j bottles. They were making two kinds four I bottles, Coea-f’ola and Dr. Pepper. work is both a duly and a' bv Gardner, the convention chairman. I . for the officers ofA«r»rm.v.| Small asserted that as the leader- O.pper that moved for he Artiiv reeulatiotj:;, eaeh of-..ship of Plesident Hoover in the re- Miery. The • '• . , ... .. 1 . 10 . • . . 1 I mould did not have anv nrintinir day—to the visitation of the sick,’the j the polls this .Novemlier in more afflicted, the rw'edy and the pendent., overwhelming millions than In carrying out this order, iijtr dif-j\eai .j; agt) to register their approval j many wMl lx* ther«', that i.s in large ’:nir.’c: ■<. ex.e| t f:oin South Caiulina. From appearances the “Hambright” eominitUH* of South Carolina, this ficulties aix‘ too gr«*at, no .surfyund-* of thi.s truly great leader.” He was from his asso<-iate isince he left home j committee being formed with the ad- ing.s too gloomy t<r banish the .Army j warmly applauded, Sunday night. vent of the IIcKiver administration officers and their offer of spiritual " ' ’ '* Several weeks ago the third of the somewhat from along the ranks of] and material assistance, trio. Rear Admiral Guy H.'BurrHgeJthe “Hoovercrats,” has the right of Their w«>ik takes t|iem iluily to the retired, .-aid any contact .hey had had \\ay. It is going to take a delegation pri.sons, .steking to win the confidence ■with the kidna|M-rs had not 1 eeii <li- to (’hieago as reported here, of the and rcfoiniation of those confined I In the muldle of the machinerv the glas.s changed to ano<ther mold with I the numlvers and letters on it. The Hambright is one of the four dele-' fini.shed step by step, gates at large to tlvi^^-national conven- . ** last Dhing vvas a rt^d flame blow- tion named by his organization. The melting off any •ithei .s are G. J. Cherrv of Charleston, rmigh tnlges on the mouth of the br>t- ' M. Maxwell of Ora'ngeburg. and bottle is then .s<*t on a -low reirt, hut thretugh - nue go-h tween. white" btand, leaving the ‘ black theie. It lakes them to the homes of D, Brown of Pickoiis. The alternates 'loving piatform and carried into the POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS H'ld tans" to be corralled into the th >.«e who are sick and dying in squal- can.p of .J( seph W. ToTlK it, tdivif.u -lvs. no one knows vet what is are .Miss Harrigal, Gardner, J. or surroundings, where dirt an<l ig- Brier of Greimville, and W, M. Rose- nomnee an* found. It takes them tojmond of .'spartanburg. to be done and from what has ^be road houses, eabaret.s, where fruit-[ Six di.strict delegates elected at FOR MAYOR I herelfv announce myself as a can- Jitiali* for .Mayor of the Town of Clin ton, subject to the rules and regula tions of the I>em(K'ratic primary. K. K. SADL'kR. -f 1 hereby announce myself as a can didate fi»r Mayor of the Town of Clin ton, subject to the rules an<l regula- tiouifi of the DemcM'ratic primary. H. Y. ABR.y’mS. I hereby announce my's<*lf as a can didate for May'or of ('linton, subject to the re-nlt of the Democratic pri mary. W. W. HARRIS. ■ going .taken jilace at previous conventions 'of this kind about all the Southern I darkies W(*uld do wduld l*e t*t strut 'around with long-taile<l coats and ^ cheap eigar.s and then at the right [time .somelMHly would come alo.vg with jU handful of “handout,” and this be- 'ing distributed, , the darkies would !.-peiui it liberally until broke, then (|iiietly fa<le out fnirn the scene until f aiu»thec. Cljji veniioii A I temi>ering oven, which was all done ihy machinery. j Out of every 8 or 10 liottle.s a niaiii * takes one and te.-t.s it to see if it isi fill fields are found for the winning' meetings last week were confirmed i and has tin* riirht They material in it. The bottles of men and women to better lives; it'by the state convention, takes them into the homes of the un-itheip alternates are: I educated to show men and women- First district, B. L, Hendrix of Es-i how Ahey may improve' their condi- till; alternate, L. (’. Fischer of i tions; it takes them to the door of j Chai le.ston,- everyone ,who signifies' a desire for j .Second, A. J. Bauman of Sumter; material or moral advice and consola- alternate, .M. B. Cross of F.utawville. tioil. Third. \. M. Morris of Pickens; al- Tho.se who aix* hap|)y and prospsT-. tei nate, .Mr», ,S. J. Todd of Due VVe.st. ous, naturally, have little need of the; , Fiuath.-.l. G. Jones of Spartanburg thididnlThund tliat1he \rmy officer.sTaluTtS?'T^rC:'^t^is ^ o^^^^ ville. le then picked up and put in an oven, T ag, you're it! No! We*re it, when it comes to paying for a home owner's loss, as the result of: D)Burglary,(2)Liab\Bty, (3) Water Damage, (4) Glass Breakage, (5) Plumbing and Headog K,epain. Provided you’re— ^TNA-IZED Ask about our 5-Point Home Own- ePs Policy. It’s hard to believe k costs so UttM S. W. SUMEREL, Agent .Incobs & Co. Building Ne.xt To We.slern Union Negroes maV, however, put up sqme , kind of a fight at ('hieago on Jhe, ’ ground that they have gotten very^bis vital work is seldom seen and little of the Hixiver pie and insi.si that jappri'ciated by the general the “black and tan” pail of the G, O. P^'blic. rcen- P, outfit be btller rt‘Cognized in the future. .loe Tolbert, from .South (’aro- _ Yet it should be satisfying to these people to know that officers of the FOR ALDERMAN Ward I I hereby announce myself as a can didate for re-eU*<rtion as Alderman from U ard 1 for the Towr^ of Clinion, hubjeel to the result of the Demo- «'ratic pi iinai v. __ j W. A. HENRY. I Ward 2 , i 1 hereby aiirioume myself ns a can-' didate for re-ekxt’on us .Vlderman from \V;ud 2, for the Town of Clin ton, snl) eet tn the lesiilt of the Dem ocratic )>i ii;.ras .\ . PET B. .VD.MR. Ward 3 1 hefeby aiun/uii»*e myself a.s a can didate for re-election as Alderman from tfard for th«* Town of Clinton, vubjiL'ct to the r<*sult of the IVmo- crut’t |ii inaiy. W. .1. l)lIN<"ArN7 The friends of J. FERDINAND JA(tl>B.S unnouiue him as a candidate lira; Perry Davis, of Missi.ssipid, and' ''dth the help given by the pub-j .some of the Georgia Negro crowd may be through financial contribution.?,; luaki* a contest, along this line but||MLSHible this work of visita-j they will probaldy lie allowed to make i tioM. assuring overyone who i.s him-! thn<e proU'sla and that’s alwiut allj8** Y» ph.vaicully or spiritually, shall ^ there mav be to it. | have a friend to turn to in his hourj " : of mH*d. Thev literally “.'H'ek and save” lost. ‘ ‘ / ! Filth. !>’ G. M. Williams of Rock Hill; alternate, Mrs. Ethel Carr of Gaffney. Sixth, Fred D. Sloal of Dariington; alternate, C. B. Ruffin. Renna Stars Make A Hit Mrs. Lee Young Hurt In Fall the ]■ I ienil.s in the city of Mrs. .1. I^i'i \Hung will regret to know that slie is'^'^^b, taken from a Middle, .\la., pa- a patient in Dr. Prvor’.s ho-pital of, P*’’> " read with intere.st by thi* :'he-i:‘i. of which her lui.ther. Dr. I the city of Dr. W. .S. Bean. Roliert E. .A'bell, is siirgciin in charge.;^ linton boy, and .son of .Mrs. W. .Mis. Young fell in her home last' “Beads On a String,” presented at the Renno school la.-t Friday evening, was enjoyed by a hig audience and all who apiieared on the program re- flocted cri'dit to themselves. The pi:o- — —■ - went to the .Sardis church, and The folh vving item by the Bull-it-in the Re;ino people sponsoring the <‘n- Dr. W. S. Bean Beai’ Friday morning when her foot slijqMMl on u lug ai'she was engaged in her household duties. The fall resulted jn the bieaking of two bones- just above her ankle from which' she suffered tHnisiderahl^ pain. HiT* 1m other, .\i»ell. was imnunliately summoned and removed her later in the after noon to his ho.spital in Chester, Re fer .Mderman for Ward 3, subject to'ports from her hedsKle yesterday tlbe rules #iid regulations of the Dem- •-icralu primary. W'ard 1 I hevelty announce myself as a can didate for .Alderman from Ward 4 for Hie Town of Clinton, subject to the result of the Democratic primary. stated that she is resting moie com fortably and her condition showir.g an improvement. .Mrs. Young is one of the city’s beloved and highly es- teenuHl women and has a wide circle of friends who will be sorrv to learn "Wt have w th u tonight,” said (>. Wafa .\oves. w'ith pride in his voice, ‘,‘Dr. SV, S. Bean, physician and sur geon. major in the United States Pnb- lie Health service and president of the ' Leinkauf school Parent-Tea-her asso- dalion. “'I hus We see that he combines the viH'ation of public health service with the avocation of oublic .>'ei vice. Of him we may paraphrase the |KK*t and say: ‘‘ ‘Bia.«s button.s do not a tyrant make. ‘.Nor golden braid a czar,’ for Dr. Bean, in spite of military and ® pleasant 1 official authority, is always smiling, ® of her accident and unjte in wishing cralic primary. i. . «,H*e<lv rtHoverv ^ M. BOIAND. . - I I • ‘‘Under his guidance, thi* U. S. Ma- I hereby announce myself a.s a can- Dcath ClaimS' 1 here is being doubled in 4iklate for Alderman from Ward 5, for! Town of Clinton, subject to thej tei t iinment are very grateful fo the puMii fur the interest and support jiiven. '* Tb»« play will be presented for a .siveund -time at the W'ailsw'orth school houH* Friday evening at eight o':*lock. rediieed admission of l(!c and 25<* has lieen announced and it i.s hoped that a H’g crowd will lie on hand for th.‘ repeat performance, ’ —— What a Bladder Physic. Sl'uulii da. Work on the bladder as • i T oM on the b.'wc’s. Drive out impurities and exvvss acid - that cause irritation which results in getting up; nights, frequent de.sire. burning, leg! pain.s or backache. Bl’-KKT.S (,") gr. j bladder physic. { frdm your drug- STANDARD BRANDS ¥ WEEK ROYAL—QUICK SETTING Gelatin ^ ROY AD-CHOCOLATE OR VANILLA Pudding 2 CHASE 4b SANBORxN—DATED Coffee PKGS. LB. QAN BAKLNO POWDER Royal v^ 21 12-OZ. Can FLRISHMANNS Yeast SEAL BRA.ND Tea CAKE 'A -LB 23 %-LB. 15 15 33 43 3 43 t.i PKG. rwolt of the Democratic primary. SILAS BAILKY. I hei'eby announce myself as a can- Aidaie for re-election as Alderman ftoBi Ward 6, subject to the rules and rifulations^ of the Democratic pri- mmxy. FRED BURNETTE. Ward 6 1 km^y announce myself as a can- Death Claims J. A. Driggers I and affable, ewr alert to be of sociaF four day.s if not relieved .'er\life, to his fellow man. liiIe.‘'your money. You will --- -- fpp] good after this cleansing and you' get your regular sleep, I BOT. TAX PAID DOT. TAX PAID size at largx*«government co.st, not only providing greater facilities for care of the mariner, but also supply- .V Dri,,K.r,, for rever.l years 1 past a highly respected citizen of the J. fMi.a* -11 J- i >tb all the^ie multifai'ious duties i linton lotton mills commumtv, died • *. , * u- »/•• • i u u;- u T.. incident to his official position, he at his home TueMay morning after a j *1. # /L * » i 111...^. Tu / I • atill finds time as the father of four! critical Illness. The funeral serx’ice.. * *. * *u : : 1 boys to direct progress of their 1 will be held this aftemtKm from Cal- varjl Baptist church, the hour not hav ing been announced definitely. Mr. Driggers was a man of many lor Alderman from Wa^rd 6, of.character and was held fer the Town of CUntoOi subject to Ahe reanh of the Democratic primary. ^ ROY HOLTZCLAW. 1 hereby announce myself as a can- ^idble for Aldermnn from Ward 6 for t!j|g Town of Clinton, subject to the rwlef and regubitioRs of the Demo-, Acetic primary."" ‘ T. J. BdLAlOCK. in the highest esteem by a wide circle of friends who knew and admired him. Besides his widow, he is survived by two children, Ernest Driggers of ^ston. Mass., and Mrs. M. B. Ballard of this city; by two brothers, George Driggers of this place, and j\ B. Drig- geis of Colunfbia; by one sister, Mrs. J. W. Bennett of W’alterboro. sH'hoors improvement organisation. | “He will speak to us tonight on, ‘Salvaging Seiamen and Schoolings [..andsmen,' or ‘Majoring in Surgery' and Minoring in Minors’.” FOR MOTHER’S DAY W'hy not give her a year’s subarrip- tiott to her favorite magazine? The gift will be announced by a card. JAMES W. C.ALDWELL CaU 38 at 12 Noon. - \ YOUNG’S PHARMACY KELLERS DRUG STORE Excusion Fares ROUND TRIP FROM CLINTON raURSDAY, APRIL 28th THURSDAY, JUNE 16th Limit 5 Days, in Addition to Date of Sale. RICHMOND $10.00 TORTSMOUTH $lo;50 W.ASHINGTON $13.50 B.\LTIMORE $15.50 SEABOARD I-lb. ca.n Shredded Wheat Clicquot Club Ale Clicquot Club Sec \ Snowdrift P & G Soap . 3 Argo Red Salmon Octagon Soap Chips Whitmores SHOE Polish CAN No. 2 Cans CORN V 4 for CAKES Tall CAN PKG. .A ’ ISUBSJRIEE TO THE IHRONICLB) / Vi.' \\-- \' a..', mi'iinm