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■' ,',\::K .. r . ■j Page sight ' 'fr' T THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C. • THUBSDAYi AUGUST ilj 1932 NOtiCE OF PRIMARY jaBCTION The County Executive' Committee* , for Laurens county has appointed^the; following: manners for the following: precuicts in Laurens county for the; Primary Election to be held on Aujrust 30, 1932. The manajrers shall open the polls at 8 a. m., and shall close them at 4! p. m. , Mana^rers are notified to call for the boxes on Saturday, Augrvt 27, and to return them immediately after the countinfr of the votes. Managers Doomed Fairer Declar^ Sane Slate HospitaJ S^fKMak<Mi(^e- port. Stay of Execution Al lowed To Make^tiCppeal. Columbia, .Aug. 6. — Henry B. El liott, Jr., 19-year-old Horry county I farmer, under sentence to be electro- { jcuted next Friday for the slaying of Washington, D. C., Aug. K.—With his young wife, was declared sane to- a Barksdale-Narnie-Mace Ungiton. dispersal of the “bonus army" day in a report of Dr. C. Fred Wil- W'. R. Power, F. H. Burton. Clinton — John D. Davis, Robt. J. Copeland, W’. S. Denson, L.^S. Den son, Clerk. ciifiton Mill—Claud Abbott, E. .A. Washington has settled down again to Hams, supt*rintendent of the state its utual mid-summer calm. Every- hospital. body who can do ..o yets out of VVash-i Williams reported to Governor myton m Auyust. That ,s not s„ much ^ Blackwood, who ordered a sanity test because tta..hinKton is any hotter members of the B Harris, L. W’. King, F. I’inson. than any other City in the ^ hospital staff had made inde- Clerk. Cook’s Stole ^—R. R. Co *; er. 1. F. Edward^, J. B. <'o<*k. / Cross Hill—W’. P. Cull^rtson. C. S. Pinson. G. F'. Bozeman. ^ Itaniel’s .Store---aJ, B. O’Dell. I. C. Martin. B. 1.. Martin. I)ials;_P. H. Hani-. W’. R. Hanir R. C. Owings. Ekom—< W'. F. McDaniel. hut because anybody who lives in any examinations of Elliott.at the ei;;.- who could possibly yet to the i penitentiary. ct»jntry in'.August does so. ■ ...... . , ^ It IS their unanimous opinion, > Dr. In place of the permanent inhabi-, „ ^e is not insane • in-i composed mainly of yovernment | „„ ,, mentally deficient.” '.teat influx of tourists from the rest! "n “P- f the United States. This year tha'P'”'* his counsel may make to the lumber is hiot quite so larye as us-1 "J P®‘',‘'»"*‘he state i I,. Phillips. G. p'. Burl'n. tial, because apparently fewer peoplet board for clemency on new; have the means to take extendeil vaca- ■ B Jernette of Mullins, Elliott’s attorney, said this would not impair the right Goldville J. G. Franklin, Willtion trin.s, hut the hotel and motorist*: ben .Judge S. W’. G. .Shipp at O’Shields, Jack Gilliam. camps along the river are lH*ginning * F lorence in June approved a request Gray’s -F'.. W. Fincher. J. F'. Nix. to fill up and at eveVy point of inter- Fur an examination for sanity, W^. D. S. H. Coker. just in the city oih* encounters groups G#*ay (Viurt—R. .N. Jackson. T. H.,fiom out of town l>eing shown the S<*uth, H. X. Ftopp. sights of the nation’s capital hy one Ju ap H*al to the supreme court. Hopewell- J. I. Voiing. .1. I.. Dick- <*f the thousands of licensed guides, Felliott \»a.s .sentenced at Conway in cit, Hyman Hender.«on. who manage to make a pr«*tty fairi.june. He did not testify at the trial, Hickory Tavem —- W'. A. Baldwin,. living showing visitors aiviund. although he had said previously his^ Gy C. Roper, F3. .M. .Murphy. ^— 17-year-old wife committed suicide. .Jones’ Stor< - Jtoy W hite, WVll.s. The removal of the bonus expedi-' State con-st^ablcs claimeil Filliott had r. I confes.-ed to them at the penitentiary tionary force was one of those things which had to be done and wnich. con-'that he stabbt^d his wife to death in a sidering the fact that the mob was fit of jealousy. Don- throwing bricks at the police an'l at-! W’hen he wa- relurried to the county tacking them with club.-, was done jail at Conway he denied making this at, Thompson. 1. H. Hellams. Jjinforxl — Roy DeShU-lds, W’aldrep, J. W. .Iohn.«(*n. i-ang.ston—S. O. t'lark, W*. G nan. F'rank .Ander-on. JyHuren.^ .John Wells To*ld, Natham ^hout as [x-acefully as su-h a mean . confe.s8ion, saying he was “doped Richard.son, .lohn, Bniwn, Janelle job c.ould be <lone. .Nobody enjoy«‘d it, | the time the officers claimed it was | il Teague. Lena Hill, Clarencie Fi. Tolli- j^.j^ nobody .sees how it could have made, and did not know anything![y, Son. been done differently. When the about it. / * I.aurens .Mill .\. Haldwdn. J-,jP- <<pokesmen for the H. E. F'. took poiu F-^^ Bolt, Jim Orr, .Ia< k Bishop. Clerk, t se.s.sion of government buildings and j To .Appeal To Supreme Court ] Ix.vdia .MtH -W. T. Rieder, I*. <. frovernment land and announced that .Mullins, .Aug. 7. — W. D. Jernette,; Baldwin, W. .N. Bobo; ;;hey were going to stay there until attoiney for Henry B. Filliott, 19-year-j old Horry county farmer, under sen-jj„^ tence tJf death for slaying hi.s wife,| j Merna—W. M. .Nash, Jr.. IWn Turn- if ru'ces.'ary, or until they got Win, Thos. J. .Mahon.. their Iwinus, and defied the authori- .Martin. J. N. ties to eject them on the plea that announced here tonight he J^ad been government pioperty was VVilliapi Herbert Burns, wasn’t anything j feet a ap|)eal to the supreme court, s, (». ( . Watts. but, shoo them off, and the automatically .Mt. Olive —W. O. Jones, I.,. S. Boland. Mountville I'res ton .Motes •Mt. I’leasant ( . W. .Madden, F. F. army handleil the job efficiently and Moore, .A. B. Fuller. rather tenderlv, but with decided Ora-^J. M. Wallace, D. .M. .McClin- fi,„,„ess. l*K*k, R. L. Smith. Owings—H. J. G. Curry, N. C. Bry- u- . i i u l- l* son. F. E, Owitw,. ttash..,*t,.n look, upon th., B. K. I Floa.q.nt Motmd-^-ollior Bunlotto. “» “ "T^. tioe. F. Pulloy. Uve \V«t. diavontont. Ilko l^ Contmun,,! plot to r, , c- • V' D u' ITT Start runs on hanks all over the Poplar Springs—N. B. Wood. T. T.! ‘ i. * .u i : MCtuJi I r T«vlnr 'country, which was unearthed in < ^;«tv‘ton-B i'. Arnold. W. Mi.hiK.n by avvrvt .sorvico nn-n. .Ia,t Frooman, M. 1.. Chvok. , ' lud. their*'’' grant*<1 an extension of timt' to per-J to the supreme court, | staying Elliott’s death I ^i=»i=>t=ii=n= I B B B B B B E i n 11 sentence. Falliott was to have been electrocuj^ ed at the .state penitentiary next * u day. /*' LfSJSJSJSJSLrSJSTtSJE JOANN A MILL NEWS Mis.s j^nde Croueh is spending a monO*' vacation at her home in Sa il T \4 u... gan<la in .America has becoriK.-Ru.body Renno—Tan M. Ka>. DaMd.Irtl.. '„f offnials* *^'^8 of Nowberrr, is J. D. Copeland. . • j . . .Shiloh—R. G. Wilsinr, J. B. Hellam.-, nowhere near as Lnj%. ^i C. I.. Wallace, Stewart’s Stoi^—1^. R. Hr^rrtie rson, A1 be retook. W’^_Lk*- ^‘nr!«'^rr t* 'ip Top—W. H. Sims, S. .A. Taylor, J. C. McDaniel. Trinity Ridge John Mit •hell. .Mar- i<»n Caine. Scott George. Waterloo d. I*. Smith. Fi. B. Rob- in'‘on. .S. T. Moore. Wa-tts .Mills.^’F'. W. Heddtir. W. II. Taylor, J. Martin, B. Fi. S«»rgee. M. ^^(Jairelt, O. F’. Hart-ell. Woodville .1. L. Wham, A. B. Ter ry. T. M. Kellett. A’(turig.« -W. (). .'button, Wilkes W’. ^ W’allace, Ralph BoImi. RALPH T. W’ll^'iDN. County Chairman. .August Il>d2.— K-lS-2tc. jjig_ I visiting Mr. and Mrs. (Uaude Wise. turbing <.r «, widesprvad a, is rvprai ehapmaa is .spvndinK -vnu d. Thar., has always h,...|> a tur-,*•'<■'< ""h hf'' Krandfathar m I'al- hulant. lawlass alamant in Aiiiariaa. ■ and thav hava raaaiv«l a Kraat many' , Martin and httla raaniits frnni Ku...ia in lha past faw < si''''» th” waak-and in .Mar- vaars. Tha whnla purposa saams to ha ■ ..... , , , 'to stir up troubla and an.l.arras, tha! ■ -I- Molas and ahildran spant sible wav "'ovk-eiid with her father in ( ha|)- pells. Mr. and .Mrs. Hayward Hawkiius g*»vernmenl in every jhmj Just exactly what good they expect to | accomplish li. ’ • p**licy of destruc-; . . ;io«-4x -not qntiv-aaar Itv ihtatligant'r'/ f ( olumbia, visiteil Mr, and .Mrs, F> ' s'vrat sarviaa nu n of lha ilapart. ' I.. iiunt of ju- tiie know pretty well who .Mr. and M.--. F'. A. Buchinin of E E E B E B B B B B E tha Communist-laadar.s ara. and aaa »l'>"t hunday with .Mr. and-TI usually wall iiifornusl about thair ac- '‘"V' Tamplaloii. Ul tivitias. Th..v found a Roml many of -'It"'’"’ ” lham a,tivali- working in lha ranks of! “"-i R- . tha B. K. F. liidaad. it is th,- baliaf! «■ ^ "hdniira of Woodruff, is vis here that agitators F. Indeed, it is the belief; • • ; m t i i.*ir had it not Iman for thasa (.T-. who Iiavar woia a uniform Mr-»'><! Mrs. k L. Phillips and Mr. INDiGESTION “My work is confining, and often I eat hurriedly, causing me to have indi gestion. Oas will form and I will smother and have pains in my chest. “I had to be careful what I ate, but after someone had recom mended Black-Draught smd I ^ found a small pinch after meals was so helpful, I soon was eat ing anything I wanted. “Now when I feel the least smothering or un comfortable bloating, I take a pinch of Black- Draught and get relief.** —Oyd* Vaughn. !• Shlppy Oman villa. S. C. Sold in 2^ padtajea there w<»uld whatevc". ba*e 'r>een iro trouble and Mrs. J. \V. Ixrvelace motored to Gre<*nville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Templeton are . ' receiving congratulations upon the Politically the sensation 1'***^*'i birth of a son, James D*)ugla4, on . is the appointment of .Atlee Poinerene, p^iday July 30 Mr. W. A. Moorhead left Monday foimer senator from Ohio, a Demo crat, as chairman of the Reconstruc tion F'inance corporation urnier its re- oi ganization.., This is regarded as a very .«hrewd political move on" the part of the president. It is proof to the whole nation that there is no par- jtisan control of this gigantic govern- nH'ntal financial institution. Probably the last thing in the world that any responsible adminis- tiation would undertake to do in time.^ like these would be to make partisan discriminations-m-tJie—rffort -to putp on a bu.sincs.s trip to New A’ork. He drove through in his car, and was ac companied by James Addison, Wil liam Moorhead, and Hubert Vaughan. F'riends of .Mr. Will Thomas will be glad to know that he is improving. F'riends of'Mr. and Mrs. P. F'.^wy- gert w’ill regret to learn that their son. Perry 'Lee, is quite MU. MEETINt; OF stockholders The--regular-anmiak nieeting of the the country back on a sound financial' stockholders of the Citizens Building basis. But it would be easy for op- & I..oan Association of Clinton, S. C., imnents of the president to charge 1 will be held on Thursday, September that he was using the R. F'i' C. to fur-' Ist, 1932, at 3:00 o’clock P;* M. in the ther his personal political ambitions. office of the Secretary and Treasurer, and those of his party. He effectually j B. H. BOYD, spiked the guns of such critics by put- j Itc Sec’y and Treas. ting four Democrats and only three B E B B E B B E E I Republicans on the R. F. C. board. I i^ve a serious effect in other states, .And nobody who knows *”ytJ'*ng i middle west and in about .Atlee Poinerene has the slight-jjhg South, where Tammany hall is • est notion that he is gping to I anathema and where many ^ Demo- criminate airainst Republicans when yjn bik«»ws»-m in ^ to the presidential '/i&d/ovds, BLACK- DRAUGHT yhuge credifs-anrlHe^wn^ the j ^jidate in that event ‘ ] j commission. i interesting’complication of this , 'situation is the report that if Gover- * That the credit of the United States nor Roosevelt does remove Mayor gaveinment is as sound as ever is in-, Walker, “Jimmy” will declare him- dicated by the fact that the mo;t re- ’lent offering of trea.«ury notes was over-sub.scri^d six times—that is, six WOmCN who aro vowt or MfTer ovory aioath. ahooM tafeo GorauL Coed ter ovor M 'times as much money was offered asjmpt the entire party machinery in the self a candidate for governor of New York, with the backing of Tammany hall, and that would pretty near dis- \ could be accepted. Not only is there state plenty of capital left in .America, but^ POB CHll^REN — aa4 fr«wB- wliB fnftr a tlw rkuut-Ustiar SYRUP mi . fM#B IMbA DvMglil; 2S« mi4 St. dutt fOCMm both parties is that if the make a forecast which is based upon confidence in the government is un-, j^e fact that the keenest political impaired. ^ obserx’ers are making gossip and capi- I tal out of every shred of gossip is the Of a gre^ deal of interest politicaT-1 best indication that as yet there has |ly is the question of what Governor been no real crystallization of the t Roosevelt will do about Mayor Walk- campaign. Neither party has grot into er. The general belief among poli- action. 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