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THURSDAY, llUNE 23, 1932
LIGHTS > n^Buu
of NEW YORK
SCIiNCE FORECASTS
NEXT GREAT DELUGE
ABOiT SCHOOL CHILDREN
Parents are very rigrhtly anxious
about their youngsters going to
school, lest they !»hould pick up infec-
t on pec uliar to child-life, such as
measles* numps. chicken-pox. or thej
more serous throat infections, scarlet |
ferer, diptheria, and the like. We phy-1
sicians dislike to come in contact a’ith
these ent iuies of children, I assure
you.
The {H'ffectly healthy child has a
strong, active immunity from conta
gion. I nmemher in my early life,
coming in contact with many cases of
measles, and e.scapt'd any infection
completclx. I was a very healthy ur
chin. Never had mumps, though ex-
pofsed frequently. My chicken-pox and
measles both came when I was pa.st j
21 years of age, when I was “run
down” from overwork. Both made me
very ill.
Seldom do germs attack unles.s the
victim i.> debilitated from some cause
or other. If your little fellows arc ro-
Kost, fond of outdoor lifi?, kwity alert
for the g’*eat outdoors, you are fortu-
Tiate indeed.
Particularly you should waUh the
little noses and throa^^'. The child with
ihronic "snuffle-s” netsds attention.
The dentist ard the family doctor are
your faithful allic®. wldle you ard
grvwing the chief .•\me’'i--an <|^iop
ixpys a’d girls. Keep them dressed
i.'ifely r.•tlu‘r than fashiuably. The.-c
children aye not d(.ll.<; they nro young
humans. I pity th« mother who sacri
fices the little gjri’s health ju>t to
make hei look like a fairy. /'
Watch your child's civnplexion y^it,
should be per'e t. Any hnit of p^lor.h
•' ha III was a lioiel
A well kiiow’u New York ncwspaiMT
waniian. who lived on Perry street, owns
a eat by the name of Mollle.^ Perry
•treet Is a homelike neighborhood, and
Moltie roame<l at large, known aud
llkeil by all. Frequently she would
go out walking In the evening and re
turn escortwl by two or Iliree* gentle j
men friends. ’But rec'ently the n»‘ws j
paper woman and her family moved '
Melting Pblar Ice Caps to
Cause Inundations.
Senatorial Party In iS. S. (J^onvention To
Laurens Aug. 10th! Meet At Waterloo
The United States senatorial cam-; The Laurens Associational Sunday
paign party, which had its first speak-. School convention will meet-^dth tl'
FOR THE BRIDIT
is always charming and
ing engagetnent at Lexington last' Waterloo Baptist ch'urdK on Th^gpifM propriate Giftst We’ve done that for
-week, will be in Laurens on Wednee-^.luly 14. Il is^urged that every l^pti«t|you. No matter how much or how Ht-
Silv:
attr
1)0^' rack your brain these hot
sumniFr days trying to think of ap-
Wimhiiigton.-We aliil speak of “thf August 10, according to the itin-
Ice .nge" as if It belonged to ihe re ‘ „ r . . . ,i--i ,
mow I,*>5'
tfii' liPi) till. .■.iiK'liislun ttiol secretary of the sute Democratic ex-
•everiil ice--ages. What is mor«^’!lie
Isst b e .\L'e. I.novvii u.s the qiialfrt ;ii j.
.Su.mlay school ii. the association be! “'/•>“ 5'®""
„ . .. r , J tv find the answer to your problem
fully represented. Pa.stors and Nundavj^^^^^ charming
school officers and teachers are es- (jifts and Novelties.
collection of
is <»nh about half over, ilesjifile
npiqwn. Not only thal. but tliey moved ; hiKteiln:. summers. ‘ Ktei imri..
to a tiftemitii floor apartment, wliere
there was a dooniian and elevator
bins ill iinifonti. 'Ihe old. care-free at-
niosphero was lefi behind. .Mollie
v.oped. TIm* new siirroiiiidiiigs did not
siljit her at all. There were none of
her r:ic** with whom to exchange gos
oiir
o>
sipiiig riiiaows. .Siie liad ri-en fif'een
ecutive committee. The campaign par- pecially request*^ to attend. Officers ^
ty wdll spend the ninth week of the are requested to be prepared to make
itinerary in this section. ! complete reports on the work of^ then*
••etprnai snow’’ are figments ot the >... ’ Blease, K. irespective schools. 1
etie iiiiagiii.itioii. Very slowly the i Nmith. I^eon Harris and Ashton! ^ ”"*1— “ |
great i<*e sheets in the Arctic and ,\>if Williams. L. G. Southard of Spartan-^'^^^^®®®' THE CHRONICLE-
burg, and R. M. .Jefferies of Walter- j — _ _ .
boro, who had been spoken of as pos-
sible Vandidatas, did not enter the-
race. i
FRONTTS
Jewelry Store
fl<a»rs Hboye tier former iitlmirers. Hut
once a flirt, nlnavs n flirt. Tlie oilier
.Mollie's mi-^lrevs found lier
perclitMl tin the sill «»f tiie open livitig
rittim wiiiihtw. Five stories below, in
Ktiollict wiinlow, s!it a large gentle
nian cat. siticing to Mollie in a lliroatv
\ov.l a perfect troiihaihnir. .Mollie
w.is givitig liitii title of tho.st* lte»k<
For Ihe first litne since occupying her
new qujirler.s. she nppeart tl to Ik* vote
tetiifd again.
• • •
Manx of lliitse flow iironiincnt in the
theatrical and iiioxing pictiirt* world
did other things heftire tal.ing ij|> llieir
prea'iif i>ctaioalioiis. .Xtifdtig .\(*w
York proilucer«-. for e\;ituple, tieorge
I’olian XV »s oiii-f a box violinust ; Sam
l aretie regions an* tneltitig aini !»oiir
iiig flieif torit*iit|S into tlie tnfans. Tlie
earth must inevitably claiiige its av
IH*et and Its cliitiafx*.
Iloxv ihe change i.s sh>xvlx taldng 1
place and xvhal tiie'rt*snit will tic has !
hccfi consiiter«>tl b.x* such Sable gi-'lo
gists. nliysiti>-i«|i ami mt*;x'.iirUigists im ;
^I’rof. Sir F<lgexxortli I'ax Id of tie |
rnivefsity of 'Sytlney. .\tisrralia, l*ioi i
\\ illielni .Meiiiiirdiis of tbillaigen iind j
a scoit* of otliefs. 'I’ll!' latest is In
William .1. Ihtmphrexs of the I’nited |
Slates xveatber hureati. xvho rtH-eiitly
tddres.sed the^XaTerTt-an ^Meien.-oTTr'l
cal sttciely on tin* sttb.lect. sutiiiiiar /
liig old viexvs and miMlifyiiig them in-
the light of the Information galliend
In the .\ntarctir regions by tin* I’.xi-d
gX|H>dition and in (IrtH'nIaiid liy tlie ill
fated I’rof. Alfred \Vegeti(*r and ids
companions.
Glacial Sheets Reduced by Half.
The glacial slieela that tioxx cover
Huff Offers
. For Re-election
Phil I). Huff, well-known young
Laurens attorney, announces his can
didacy in today’s paper for re-election
I to the hou.se of repretentatives from
this county in the approaching elec
tion.
SAVTNf; FACE lone of the wisest I have ever known.
A friend was telling me about big Jle called me in one day and said: “I
business in China.
No man ever is discharged there, he
said. If it becomes necessary to re-
llarris. before'li(r"muoag»*ir Terrv .Me .
the North and Sottih [mlcs were oio-e
'aandice, cindes under the eyes.
C^rxerii, ran H laundry; .Morris <Jm
yi'as a ticket .‘ipecninlor; Hill I’.rydy
was a snatiagxT nf luigillsts. Win
chell Smilli. the pla.vxxright, was a
grain sjilesnian. Al Wood was In flic
sjioctaclp bnsine«s t'liarics [tilling
erk. ami a bo.vor.
vereral feebleness and ^ ityctivity,
should send you t » the family doctor
poat-hasle. .Again let me .s;iy, a vigor
ous, healthy boy or vir! if
tified against
school life.
infe* t <in;
/stoutly fur-
comm.in to
.Toe and .Nick Selieiick xvere druggistx.
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
li.ERK (>K COURT
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for re-election to IVm* office of
• 'lerk of Court of luinren.s County,
subject to the rules and regulations
of the Democratic party.
THOS. W. BFNNKTT.
The captain of hellhovs Iti a big
Florida hotel lias aspirations as a
dramatist. Ills name Is Henry True
i heart, which xvoidd Hfipear to he a
good riHine for lik- h'*’M .\t any rale,
every time .bdin (iolden goes South
Henry hH.** new Ideas for a play. He
tells them all to Mr Colden who. If
Mfiir.x ever writes tlie piny, uhiloiilit
ediy should he his prodiieer,
• • •
One of the extremely few iiiliabi
tnnts of .Xtnlros, that Island of the
Western H.'ihiimak where flamingos still
are found In large flocks, is Percy
t’avill. II perf*‘ct t.vpe of the geiitb'inan
ot fnrtimc. He hns been all over Ihe
worhl hut came originally from Alts
--trall.t:—His brother: Tom Cavil!', w'.as
a Vxviimning chiimfiion and is cn'dited
\xlt1i helng the originator of tiic .\ns
rraliaii cnixxl stroke. Tlie.y tell me It
was known originallv iis the “Cavil!
K<m SHERIFF
I hereby announce mys<*lf as a can-
xiidate for re-t*lextion as Sheriff of
ijiurens county, subji*ct to the rules
and regulations of the Di*mocratic
primary' COLUMBUS I.. OWEN,S. j "iroke.
• I hereby announxe myself as a can-l
didate for Sheriff of Laurtm.s (.ounty j |i;iseliall <-luli, told me tliat .'^am
U» alwde d*y U>o j yy Rnlci. TTrtlinrTlTd bnTy w‘fr>? TUT'"'"'
best oiilflelder, but one of the liest
he had ever s«M‘n. Texas appears to b«‘
■ slate w'liieli turns out good out Held
er.s. Witnessj for in?^im*e. Mr,^ Trl.s
Spx*aker. *
t’lark Hriflith. oxvnei of the Wa^^h
^ult of the Democratic primarv.
C. \V. WIKR.
I
1 hereby announce m>\-»elf aa a can
didate for Sheriff-ef Ijiufens County,
subject to the rules and regulations of
Ihe Dent.K-fatic primarv.
HICKS k. OWINGS.
FOR MAGISTRATE
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for re-election as Magistrate
of Hunter'Township at Clinton, sub-
to the rules and regulations of
the Democratic primarv.
\V. ROY Pin s.
I hereby announce my.self as a can-
otdate for Magistrate of Hunter
Town.ship. at Clintoii, siil)ject.,t«» the
rules and n‘gulations of the Dcti\o-
cratic primarv.
JOHN D. GLYNN.
I hereby announce my^vlf as a’ can
didate for Magistrate of Hunter j
Township at Clinton, subject to the!
rules and regulations of the Demo-j
cratic primary. B. R. FULl.F.R. ,
I hereby announce myself as a can-!
didate for .Magistrate at Mountville,|
Hunter Towruship, and pledge myself
to abide by the rules and regulations
.of the DenuK'ratic primarv.
WALTER F. LYNCH.
As a matter of fact, T»*xtis npp<*Mrs'
to turn out major league players for
nil |)osit|ons. There Is Rogers Horns
liv fnnn Winters; (Jus .Maticuso from
tJalveston; Gxsirge Watkins from
Palestine^; Art Wliiiney from San An
tonlo; I.lxiyd Brown from Heeville; Pat
Faraway from (Jordon; Tex Farlelon
fnxin (Aim.tnelte; Sam dray from Vatx
Alstine; Fred .MarlM*rry from SlrexM
man, and several nmre. 'r«*x llickanl
alxvnys usexl to take pleasure In re-
eounting to me the niiinber of athletes
! Texas ha,! produeeil. —
• • • -
New York never will cense ti* miss
Tex Rickard. Broadway has s<M‘n many
colorful pcr.sonages, hut no one ever
Ixrought nn»re color with him th:in T»*x
And. ns a promoter. New York never
xvll! see Ills «M|un!.
<f>. nHISxndlrM#,) —W’.NfScrvloa
FOR T'ONlHtESS
I hereby ann«>unee my canditlaey fx*r
re-«lectioii to Congress subject to the
rules of the Demwralic primary elec
tion. I J. J. McSWAIN.
Wild Geese Prove to Be
Excellent Movie ^Actors
Itliax'U, N. Y,—Wild geese make good
nmxle aetors In the opinion of Prof.
' A. ATTHCrrm-fTeTTlimY^rsTlT.
Taking a p«»siiion In a etxrnflt'ld, .At
ten nindt* sound movies of a flock of
gc«*s4‘ feeiling in*arliy.
“Tiit*y a»t«Ml just as If they knew
1‘J.tM 1.000 si|t)ai'e mil(*s in extent
more than «»ne lifth tin- pn s»*nt total;
land area of tiie gl«»be. lit the coii. se
of altoiit 7000t:o xears llie.x liax»- n dt
ed doxxii t4» their pri'sent areo «xf
altolit (‘(OO.lKtO square miles. 'I'lic Ice
on drc»‘nland alone is ten times xa^t
er than the .irea of iln* State of New
York. Wegener’s e<lio sinimlngs
sIiox\«m| that it is over Jl.ooo fis*! iliirk
near tlie «"cnier of the isljiinl and'
about 4.000 f*“et''lliMk near Iln* «*<lges
of the IkixvI over wlii«-li it spilks. Hero.
th(*n, we'liaxe en<*ugli h*e to pimxide
a layer of xxat»*r one mile tliiek over
700,0(10 of dri*ei<dand's SiIT.l.*”.** square j
miles of .surfu«*e. To litis xve mitst m'd !
anotlier layer of milealeep xvater xxiii»-li j
would be .spread «»ver .'I.JtOO.OtKl stpiare j
iiill«*s of .\ntarctlca’s UMM'OO s^piare
miles.
The ejirth is sl«*.t<lily groxviiig wurni
er. .As all the he at the ixvo poles
melts a stupendous volume o( water
will he relea.s»‘d. Professin* Davi«l imi
servntlvely estiniat«*s Ih.it tin* sen lev
el will ri.se ."lO fvt*r,, Pfofes.-oi* .Mein
nrdii.s douhli's that estimnse. Uo.-ior
nurnphr(*ys. xvitb tlie stinlies of Bxr<l
and Wegener before iiini. Itell«*ves that
the rise xvill In* I.‘>1 feel. Su«*li tli»ods
are inxthiiig m*w. ns \vx> sex* liy tin*
marine fossils found on tin* lojis of
the Roekii‘s, Andes and other nionn ]
tain rangx's. j
Tha Deluge x>1 the- Futuga^,..........—-j
,So, within .'10.000 or 4ti.«s»o years •
there will he another deliigx*. Salt xva i
ter will sweep •»vef the «-t»ntiin‘nl.s,
leaving only tin* higher lainl dry
Ilolinml will be Inuiidatexl.'- Fish xvill
swim in Buekingham paliu'e and West
minster abltey. for irtxxsi of F.ngliind ,
will lie le'neiith the waves. T|ie Dt‘.s .
ert of Suhani will l>e a great inlaiid !
MMi. What is now .New Tork will he j
nnirkx‘d by the nppx*r at«*rlx*s and toxv I
ers of the taller skyserjtpx'rs as they
Jtit out of the water.
In an liiumlation xvhieli would thus
change g<M>grapliy yuid which w«Mild
be ueconipanied by a rise In tempera
ture, the elitnate w«»uld rx*turn to xvhat
Is wa.s when dinosaurs nxained the
eartli and dx-nse Jtinglx>s of d:ink. ifi
gantic f(‘rns grew in xs-liat are noxx
Peniisylvania toid ('aiiada. Paints and
alllgati^rs xvoul<l flourish at thx* polx*s
as they (lid millions xxf years ago.
What xvill IxetMiMie of man If elintat
Ic (‘oiiditions are thus ehaitgxnl? Ice
shex'ts in high laliliidea pnaiuce strong
coiitrnsis in lemperatnres betxvx‘en tin*
polar and exiualorlal regions. Wiitils.
Hlorm.s, weather that cltangx's fP(»m
• day to day are n»ault. Man fl**ur
[ l.s|ix‘s under .such condltiims. If the
' torrid rone were to bxHxvme even iintre
t(»rrid than It is. and if what n^e noxv
fro7.(‘n tracts around the N(*rtn and
^ Sowtix -polMS a re- io. -bear. miluttatpicaJ
I lift*, man’s f(X(Kl supply will not he
I what It is now.
1 ProT. 0. S. Simpson of the British
Mr. Huff has served in the legisla-; move an employee the boss arranges
ture for the past six years and ranks^to have a friend tip him off. T'ne de.xt
as one of the influential members of morning the doomed man appear.*: in
that body, holding appointment.^ on the bos.s’ office.
^veral important, comm/ttces. Hisj “.My uncle in the most remote prov-
friends in the coun^ will vv-elcomo thejince of the Chung river i.s very ill,”
announcement vhCt he is offering he explains. “It is necessary that I
and he will doubtless have a should go to attend him.'*
follovvinf aqigng the voters.
want you to think* up some way by
which X can be prompted to resign.”
I was astonished.
“.After he resigns,” my boss con
tinued, “I think I can help him to find
a more congenial place. But he’s no
good where he is.
"I always try to be very careful in
the'-e cashes,” he explained. “I don’t
want it w'ritten on my tombstone that
distress. "Why, to reach the Chung
CARD Of THANKS river anti minister to your uncle and
:h to thaiiic my friends for the i then return will require more than
ndid support given nw in Tues-'two yea.s,” he protests,
day’s primary, "niis evidence of yom ! “Nevertheless, I must go.”
loyalty and interest is deeply appre
ciated, and I hope that I may always
prove worthy of your confidence.
W. W. HARRIS.
BOOK
SALE.
Zaiio drey and Burroujfh’.s
Books—ti for Si.00.
P(>piilur P'iction, some al
most new, formerly $2.00
and $2.50 Ixjoks — 50c
each.
One hundred hooks, at your
own price. See them on
sale here for the ne.xt
ten (^avs.
im
BOOK STORE
I ever dealt a blow to a man’s self-
The boss assumes an expre.ssion of | confidence.”
Thi.s employer was almost as wise
as the Chine.se*, Avs our civilization and
our business grow older we all shall
learn seme of the mature wisdom of
thx-se older people. Tliey know there
aie things in life more important than
efficiency and production and quotas
and chai-ts.
They ^khow that the human soul »
more important, and that all the op-
x-rations of life should be conducted
".Noble fellow,” says the boss, em
bracing him. “Do your duty, and
though your journey keep you away
for years, have no fear. Your place
I will be kept open for you,”
The next morning and every morn
ing thereafter the two meet on the so as to increase its dignity and self-
street, hut there is no embarra.«sment, | respect.
no .‘•ense of inferiority on the part of! .Said .Mencius, thx* ancient China-
the ex-employee. Face has hx‘en saved, iiian: “The people are of the highest
I reim*ml)er one of the fir.st men {importance; the gods come .second;
for whom 1 worked in Now York, and j the sovereign is of !e.xser weight.”
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ilOt'SE OF REPRESKNT.VnVES
I hereby announi^t^ myself a can
didate for the House x^f Repre.<«enta-,
tives from Laurens County and pledge'
myself to abide by the rules of the*
Democratic primary. |
JOHN BOLT CULBERTSON.
fhx*y xvxTc leixinu thx*ir pictures taken.”
.Mien said. “TIh^v rose and settled
down right In front of the camera.
One of tbeiii exen iqime up and biMed
■ft the l(
metxHxrological xxfl1'x*e ha.<« advancx'd the
thx'ory that (*hx*Ilx‘Hn. Mousterian and
other racx»!* of men that xm«x* Hoar
ls)ix*d in aoutbem Kiirx»pe xvere xvi|>xMl
oat hx*(ausx* the x'lhmite i*liHiigx*xl and
.that inedible vermin tox»k the place
of the awimal.< that were hnntx^l.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for re-election to the House of
Represerrtatives from Laurens Coun.
ty, and promise to atude by tlie result
.of the I^mocratk primary.
PHIL D. HUFF.
NOTICE.
CANDIDATES
Birch Crews From Fine ^
Bethel. .Maine.—A large birch tree
^•xvs from the stamp of an old pine
trx*;' hx*re. .
one enn tell what may hapi>en If a
nx*w carbonifertxus era shouHl follow'
the warming xif the earth. Man t«
about as old as the present Ic^age.
Is a question If he will survive It.
It
You will need Candulmte
OnrdA or other advertisins
materuiL WjljIB frepBred
to execute ofder im
mediately.
Let us do your campaign
Circulates Dollar
Hoarded 25 Years
Findlay, Ohixi.—Hoarded since
l!S»7. a sliver d(*llar wl\Ich huxi
CHRONICLE
IGCO.
hxin hidden In a clock lii a Find
lay home has Imm^d put hack inwi
circultitlon* '
* The “lioardexi dollar” was givx*ii
to a Huxllay mao 26 years ugx> b.x
Ms grandmother to buy a t'hriat-
nms present, hut Instead It was
hidden in the cbH'k. At the be^
heat of the chamlxer of commerce
Id its aatl-hoardlng cammilgn. the
dollar xvss started on a round
x>f butinxw^ places, approprlutxMy
tagged It would signify tc what
purpose It was put.
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Oregon Asks People to^
Walk on Capitol Grass
Sulem. Ore.—Not only (*an you walk
on the grass In the Capitol grounds
here, yon are invited to xio so.
Secretary of State Hal H<»as de
dared recently that, while there were
no '’Keep off the graan” signs on the
Capitol lawiLs, VUitora (mrefully kx^pt
CO the walka,
**The state of Oregon wants them to
enjoy the lawns,” he said.
”80 we are going to put tqt signs
reading. 'I’leose walk on the jrraaa.' **
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