The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, January 26, 1933, Image 6
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#AGE SIX
TIIE rt.INTON rHRONTrt,I> ri.INTON. s. c.
Nev/s Kevie^v of Curreiit
" Events the World Over
Congress Votes Indepeinlence for the Philippines Over
Hoover’s Veto—President Again Calls for
. Balancing of the National Budget.
By EDWARD W. PICKARD
hetwien liM."* and
l9^0
Sen..,J. H.
Lewis
flip .\rnpruMn IKir will bo lowprod
in the i'hilippiiip ishinds and tho na
flips of Mie archliH'la^i* whom wo have
foslpreil Hn<! pr<»ti*cf
pd since IS'.t’' will i*p
left to thoii own re
soiircps. 'I'Ih' United
States sell.lie, follow
inp the evaniple of
the house of repre
sentaliies overrode
|*re^;<h lif ll’ooi el
veto of fill* indid'end
ern e hill hj a vote of
I’jt) to I’l). I he lll•;lu
ments a a i n »» i the
measure, presented h.\
the Chief Kxeeiitive
> and based on the
ofiinions of Secretaries Stiinsoti. Ilur
ley, ('hai*in and Hyde, were rejei fed
Therefore the act will ro Into effert
— ^roviUt'd - .the l*h.ilii>pine.s leuislnt ure
ticceiit s it wit hill one year
front .Mitnila imliei.te that it inaji
aceeplttl, althou;;h It ig far from be-
iny wtifii the teadt'rs ftiere desired
They a>sert that in passing it con
Rrc'ss Is ncliiatetl hy sellish motives
and it) a way this was ttorno «>ut l>\
ffie aiRuiiiefii of Sen.ilfu .lames II.im
lifon I ewis of Illinois in tiis arRimieni
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in laior of the iiieasiire.
••'I tie I'niietl Slates oeciipies the
plait* oi daii'ji'i lodiiy,’’ In* said. ‘‘It
i.s Hie most iiii # .led of anv nation In
tin* world"
lit* ie\ie\M‘d Hie f;rie\:inces hell
nRaifiM the United Slates hy lliissia
t'hiiia and .lapaii. He predicted Hiai
l’.riii*-li interests In Hit* ftrieiil and the
I ri*ni li (lossession of Indo < hinese tei
Hfory Would mal.e fhem ('old lu au'
pie. I for hi 1(1 sfioiild this country he
<9^1*1110 involved iu a traits I’acllte ^eun
^ fflrt. - ttrr ctnii icd to set* Hie loriuH
tioii of au Xsi.tile .Moiiroe iloetrlue.
“Tlu*v will iiol eiuue fit .\meriea,
said iht' Hl'nois senator. "We did not
. co..to ^laiib* W(» SI i/ed (’uhn and thi
H
.WINH re w rit ton the ro’IP'r heer
\NY nppiilillran polltlcl.nr.i «*•
I *’* jiecl that I’resident Hoover will
.itt#*riip’t a comehack and vindication
} in HTMi tind <*onsp(piently Itelieve tiinl
Ite set Uk to retain control of tlyt
parly Tfie •‘oltl line’’ element Jn the
party Intends to stop tills If intssilile.
and hence st lipTued'to prevent a (uan
to liolil M mt*e'tinR of the national
cominitlee lM*fore .March 4. fccllnR
that after .Mr Hiwiver has left olhce
he will not so easily thuiiiiuite tlial
body More than a majority ol the
«onmiiHee were said
fin reeonl ii;;ainst a rut*t*fin;.’ before
he close 'd the inliiiinisiration. Ir
A .'isljin;:ion it was sahl that tlie na
tonal and coiiaressiftn}il conimiifeee
would l>e reoiL'ani/.(*d and that erob
THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1933
iiSToTState’s ' DUCE BOSS OF ALL | p. C. Graduates
Peoplei’^ Shown ITALY BUT ONE MAN ' Receive Honors
, • ^ ^
In 1797 I/OW-State Counties Had felli Mussclini What io Do; i'l’hi'ee fc’nion Seminary Students
70 Legislat,ive Representatives
Makes Him Lik^ It
and Up-State 54. !
! Rftiue.—Everybody io Italy takes I
Greenville, Jan. 19. — The shift of i ardt'ra from Freinier Mussolin,l except !
population and legislative represents-1 one man. He tells MnssoUni What to
Awarded Fellovyships Provid
ing for Graduate Study.
bill so Hi.It it would allow the | iiity AuHonal Ulialniian Evpr<*tt
lives from lower South Carolina to
to tiave litine I the upper .state .during the last 140
years was graphically shown by com
parison here of the present w'ith the
past as set forth in a volume of the
“American Gazetteer,” published in
1797.
uianiifacflire and sale ot iie(*r. |Muit*r
wine and fruit Jiiice.s with, alcoludic
cofif»*uts of nol to exceed dUft (ter
cent file Sfiuiie luiliciary t*o.*uuiitii>(*
dcl.i.vtd uciioii on It lor out* wt'ck .M
'!*ou"li (he hackers ol the senatt-
Siui^*iided hill e\|tresse«l contidt*u>c It
>v(ii*!i| tie rt*(Mtrted out in time for (las
•i.iRe at this session, house wet> ex
|ir(*sseil a|i|)ri*lieusion that the hotitiiiv
11(1 of Hie iu(‘asure in Hip |udl<iar>
couimiHce riiluhl suhject It to a fill
fluster hy the tirys. ' .
.Moiidiiy. .lanuary 10 was the Hiir
iet*nfh anniversary «if national pr<ihl
hitidii. ami Senator .Morris .She|i|inr(l
of 'Pexas. auHior of Hip Eiuhlpt*nth
aiuemlmctil. suecceded In hrcaklnc
fh,roiiRh Hip l.onu tilibiisier l<>n'_>
pnoitRh to tlclivcr his annual s|ieech
oil prohihition.
<andpr» would bp forced out or re
den.
I0NI>IN<5 coiivrt'ssjonal action on
lilt* rccoiiiiuendaHoii,. that (I't (ipr
di-satiililv allowanct*s now
I ti.spaf ('Tn*-1“
j-
P LIES
hav
ntn-rSEVkHTT-
itiR had a Iqur talk with See
rcl.'iry of .<falp .Siimson on luicrua
Horuil (lollcie.s (laid niioHier visit to
l*resideul Hoover I' riday at the W liil»
House, and while the siihjecl ol dis
cfivsioii was not 'aimoUMccd In ad
/
v.'inct* It was lakiri for crnnifd ih.il
ilu*y would aRain sHidv the worhl .sit
nation and (lerlmii'' irivt* s|>ccial alien
lion to the war delil (irotilem Mt
Hoosevel! also met Hie leaders ol- liis
,(iailv in coii'jiess and then w.is to
(iroceed to Muscle Sluails with Sena
tors' .Norris, I’.laik and .Mcl\t*llar to
ins|it‘cf that hiiire project.
eld ot tin
received
connect(‘d
discoid iniied. admin
islralive steps havt
het*n taken to carry
out ttial (daii.
I’.ri;; ticn. I’rank 'P
Hines, head of the
veterans’ tiur(*au. re
cenfly ordi’ied a com
.idt*lt* review III all
di.sahilily allowance
claims, w ilh H)e state
iiienl that It wiis a~.
(I u re I .v- 'T ti u t I n e"
move. 'Phe re\i(*vv or-
-*le»v it reyealed;-
The “American Gazetteer,” printed j tions in the world,
at Bo.ston in 1797 and written several! r*otchini a.ssunied his present post
j years earlier by Jedidiah Morse, D.I).,, In Spptt*inl>pr. shortly after the
I tells of the concentration of popula-1 anarchist, Lucettl, threw a bomb at
i tion in the coastal belt shortly after j .Mussolini’s aiilomoSile as It wasj p.'iss
'the Revolution.^ ' InR fhrouch tlie i’orta I’ia. I’ecau.se
-if his expcricnct* fi,8 prefect In <5t*nou
Although there are only t&n Pres-
' byterian college graduates at Union
do-^ antJ tiijikes him like it. | Theological seminary, Rtchjnond. Va.,
' mint man is Arturo Bocchlnl, direc * three of these students receTxied,4^ree
for geiiprul of the Italian police. Boc- jof the five fellowships awarded- by .
chinl Is sixty. ‘His gray liair and mild 'that institution recently for graduate
uppetirance make him seem like any- 'work in divinity.
To quote from the Richmond Tiines-
i Dispatch, Jan. 10th:
j “.Announcement of the election of
j.fjve men to serve as fellow.8 of the
j Union Theological seminary wa« made .
'.ve.sterday by President Ben R. Laev,
'.Tr. On a stipend from the fellowship
; foundations these men will pursue
eour.ses in graduate studies in divin-
fhing hut the heat! of one of the j
must iKiwcrful secret police organiza-
The lower state, it sets forth, sent ii.
iiy vi*t(*ru:is for rionscrvlcc 170 representatives Ito the general as-J'^'"1 otlier Italian cities, Ihicciiinl was j either at Union semim
injuries in* __ |.scmbly and the upper state .54, where i ••allt'il to take over the job of (iujier- L.schools in America, or
today the proportion is almost exact-1 'i-hd) of nil police activities.
jy reversed.
South Carolina, Dr. Morse said in
his volume, “is divided into nine dis
tricts,”
“Charlt ston, Beaufort, and George-
I town constitute what is calletl the low
I country, and co itain 19 parishes and
Got Carte Blanche.
As a coiiilitiou to his acceptance.
IKicchinl tJemaiKle'i carte l\lauche pow-
.*rs to do what lie tlmuglil best for the
safety of .Mussolini. His demands
wt*re acct'pted.
lie starttMl by giving Mus.soiini or-
I
Gen. Hinet
liowe^vef;—ft4-
I’bi1il»iunc.'< iiiiA lohl Spain Io come and
g(*t Hie4u \\ iiili* we liold Hie Pliil
ippincs. Hiest* naiiiuis may 'kelze tliem
at any time and say to us. ‘Uome and
gel them
**l plact* my deleiise of Ibis lucas
lire" 1 he'-senalor tonclifilcd, "stpiiire
ly u|Min the defense of America."
Seiiaiors l’.oi.ili and ('utlinK. who
with eighteen othi*r lte[iuhlicans
h(>l|)ed Hie I >(*m<K i ul.H to override tlie
veto, aiRiied that the Uniled .Slates
should redeem its lutuulsc of ludt*
IK*udence for the IhlarulH Privately
some of these Itepuldieaus tiad said
ti.ey Would vote for the lueasiin* he
ca use—a - -W ucmu tmu iiiigtii da* _4 la s si*d,
by file next C(iui;iess~Hii*uah this
set‘m.s aluio.sl iiupos.-iihle. Duly om
Iit*moeriit, I'oiielaud ot .New York vol
eil to sustain the veto, lioldiug that
congress ‘uis n*) fonstituHoual ri;;hi
to alienate i territory once acquired
^AnE lieluoiratic seuiifor at l(*ast
Is th<iroui:lily tis^.i.sted witli tlie
laeticH of some of ids'collt*aguos of
the same party. Tills Is Millard ’Pytl
lugs of Mary hand,
who dechirod tliat If
the Huey Long 1111
imster In the senate
were l(dt>rat(‘d ifiuch
-longtiTr nnd ■ lf_l.d.s.
olutiou to cut. more
than a billion dollars
I'roni the ensts of Hie
gov(*rnment wen* not
aett'd on. he would ru
sign for the remain
dcF' of the S(*ssion ns
a (>rote<!|. He would
iM'gin his new term
on .Man h 4. having been re elected
towed tin* udoptioii of changes tti the
'iisahility allowanct* regulations, utider
which xelcr.'ins whose claims have
i !>i*i*n allowed lifrelofore. no longet
I win be eligible for tilt* ft*dt*ral li(*nflits
( Under the old r(*guliHions diMalul
I ity allowance has l)t*en (laid to v(*t
cf ins'who ttiiild (ii'oxt* |i(*rmaneril dis
j >k
j ahilirty of |M*r cent or more, and
I they were (leniiiHed to add U|i Hu*il
I 'h.saliiiiiie.s to make the mininmni
.N’ow they mu.''i (iToxe a single'disaliil
; ily ol 'jn (ler ceni, though the iiiitii
j mum reiaaitis at 'J.' (ler cent <b*neral
j Hines has reconuucnd(*d lh;it Hie mini
i mum he raised to .'itl p(>r cent di.sabil
; Ity, stating lliai such a move would
eliminate <>.'{ fier (•i*tit of the vet(*rans
MOW receiving—titdielits for disahility
in no w;f.Y connected with military
S(*rvice. and w tin Id save more Hiau
a year.
seminary or in
abroad.
“The selection of the fellows wa.s
' made by the faculty on ‘the ground
; of distinguished merit and exceptional
pronii.se of efficiency in ministerial
work.’ With the exception of one man,
who at present holds a fellowship, the
five students are of the present senior
class. . '•
‘‘The Moses I). Hoge fellowship, by
far the oldest at the seminary, wa.s
awarded to Joseph B. Glower, Jr.
Samuel F]vans Brown will hold the
Salem fellowship. Philip A. FJobert.^ is
the Charle.s D. T.arus fellow. John
Bright, .[r., who while teaching cour.s-
2H,n!) 1 white inhabitants .send to the; dt*rs. First , tif ajl. II I>uce was not
le.irislature 70 represer.t.'Hives and 20 j to move publicly without Informing
senators ,and pay taxes to the amount''ttie [xdice in advance,
of 2S,0S1 (pounds).” SiMond, the nnirdier of appearances
In contrast, the volume sets forth, at (uitdic c(*rtMnonies was to be re-
“^Nint*ty-Six, Washington, Pinckney,[j'tricted and fexv (icr-^ms were to be
Camden, (JrangeT.'iirg, and Gheraw dis-!^ rect*ived lu audience,
triets ~are comprehemwl in the upperj /iiiird, Mu<.-<)litd t.mst n<d use the
country and contain 2J counties, and fi*:ifh. but mtfitt ♦ravel.evt;ryw;Ui:^evby Y Hebiew and (iieek,
Ill0;lct2 white inhuliilanls; send to the HUfoimdiile. 1 has h(?cn s'^rVibjfas the Walter \Vi
legisfature ol re(*r(*setitative.s and 17. Uoccliitii tis his fiiuil coiuiimud said Moore fellow, has been elected to ctm-
.'ienalors, and [lay tuxes in the amount .Mussolini must not ieiive lliilian ter- tinue in that capacity,
of S,:)9() ((lounds). rlfory. | “Thompson K. Davis of Su.nmer-
“Thc great iriequallty. of rt*i)re.sen-, luiriiig the post six yt*ars tliore have I'il.le, Ga., has been the Latta scholar,
tation is olivious; attempts have t)(*en, b!*t*ti many times when .Mussolini, an at the seminary during the pa.st two
made by thi* upper di* trict to remedy i by the extreme precautions tak
(*n tiy his "gujirdijtn angt*!.’’ cliaftHl un-
this evil, hut hithei'to without effect.'
.N’onicnclaturt* changed with the'
times as well as the center tif popu-
latii'n. There art* no Washin.gton and
Pinckney counties today, Nim**v-Six,.
'’amtlcn ami ('Iieraw, instead of being
der tlie restrictions. But Pi«i(*cliini’s
tlircals to r(*.sign always brouglit II
I Uice around.
Has Efficient Force.
P.ocdiini Ims built uji an (*incient or
ganization. It Is divided Into Ihret*
di*;tricts are names of towns in
Greenwood, Ker.-h'aw and Ghesterfield’ sections of plainclothes agi'ids. F'irsf
'•ounties, resjiectively. is tlid "presidential Kt|uad’ compost'd
Orangeburg county is distinctly in of abinit l.tKX) men who Imve only one
the lower state, where the former duty to watch out for the safety of
___ jOtangeburg district is said hy his-; tlie head of the govt'rnment.
-f; Ltorians to have embraced parts of Sa- Tliere is also a "political stpiad.
A.M-ES A. .S’rH,l,.MAN. former»'.Nt*w jluda, .’slewbtriy and other, upland
ork li.-iiilier vvliose murital trim
BiL. Jjmeh .jigwiipaiier^^iayt*
ten years ago. Is again in the lime
light. I.iic Rochefort, a F'rench Cana
dian who otic(*-;t;jiii for m.'iyor of Mont
r(*al. accus(*s Stillman of alieii.'iting
Ills \vir(*s nITecHons and has brought
counties of to.day.
years. lie took his A. B. degree ‘cum
laude’ at Presbyterian college in l'.r29.
During the summer of 1931 .Mr. Davis
was engaged in home mission work in
Wilmington presbyteryii'^^iTh head-
(juarters at Pink Hill, .V. C. In 1932
he assisted Dr. S. Venable, pastor
of thr. F'alkihnd, V’a., church.
“John I^ight, Jr., who continues as
the W'alter W, .Moore fellow, .gt aduat-
e.l a't Presbyterian college in Houth
Garolina, clas's of .192S. At P. G. .Mr.
Bright wa.s an out.standin.g lea k*r in
athletic, scholastic and campus activi
ties. He si)c*nt the summer^in Pales
tine doing archaeological work in
scattered all ovt*r iRtl.'’. Its mendiers
ferret out subversive iiropaganda and
' The state contained two GreenvillesI acts against the regime. Finally, there |,Comi)any with the noted authoritie.s,
Is ”TTre fegtnar organtzatinn of-deter- ' ■I)r8. Albright and Kyle—
tivos attaclied to police forces In the
various cities of Italy.
when Dr. Morse traveled UirougTi 'it.
Greenville, coufity was located in the
northwest corner of- the state, near
(Jeorgia, and north of Pendleton.
The second Greenville, “a post-
suit agiiinsi tiim in a Brooklyn court town,” was the largest in the “Ghe-
Sen. Tydings
for .'Sl.(liKi.iMM) damages.
ITic suit enme to light when Roche
fort's ]ittorm*y tiled a motion In tlie
court in coiirii'ctlou with another suit
he was (ire|i:ir(*tl to file against Still
■’1 don t want m.\ constituents." he
sjiid. "to :issuuie thut I condone or uuiti —a Ijliel action resulHng
e\t*n (i:isslvel\ accejil what Is going ^ froiu tihukiu.-iil uecusations.
oil licit*. Hull I am indiiTercnl to ihe SHlIiuaii's eoiinsel. Malcolm .Sum
crying needs of this nation Let soiut* ncr. said Hint his clit'iit hud rdiised
oiic else from .Marx land come here to a suggestion by Rochefort's laxx xei
"t-lrn'k till JnhTrrwauTs'Tri’"^
'I'Ire l.ouisi;Mi!i "Klugtish
raws district” and was located in what
was then DaclingLon coxmty, 13.5 miles
northeast of Gharlcston, the Gazt*ttct*r
.sets forth.
Gharle.'-ton, then and now, wa.s “the
most considerable town in the state.”
Dr, .Morse indicates that it was local-1
ly recognized a.s a resort, saying:
Philip A. Roberta, of Garthage, N.
G., is the piesident of the s udent
' body at the seminary, and also served
I as student president at Presbyterian
college, where he graduated in 19.i0.
iThe holder of three letters in ba.^ket-
I.ondon.—'I'lit' lauded t^^try oftlreut and three in baseball, the captain
Britain who are not that any more rifle team and a captain in the
IR. 0. T. ('. unit, he was voted the
I most populai' man on the campu.s.
i Since coming to the seminary Mr.
British Landed Gentry
Are Being **DUlanded
are to lie otlicially rt'cognizt'tl aa'^he
"dislandi'd gt'iifry” In the special sup-
(demeiit to Burke’s "ladid'etl Geidry,"
wlilch li.sts British aristoeracy.
High taxation and deatli duties are
VV
H.\'l the nation Hiiiiki
• d the
biil.ince
lorcilily
Hoover
failure of congress to
the hudgel xva.s ex|ircsscd
though (lolilclx hy Presiilcnl
In a message which chided the
l(•gi• lalors iiud urged (hem (o tiring
fllNiiit Cl oiioiuics in goxci iiuii III and
to adM|»t a loxx general sales |a\. He
warm d fht*m that idsoivem y xvill fol
ltix» it the liudgel coiditiiies indt*liidl(*ly
out of lialatu't*. for it Is a question how
nnicli longer Hie hanks will or tan car
ry the government hy (uirehasing its
ire a.siirx oldigatlons.
The I’leslderit (iroposed that the
sales tax hlaiiket’all coimuodiHes e\
i-ept food and clieaii elothing He
saiolTbere (troh.*ilil> xvould lie a deficit
betwemK^sviHi.iMNi.iHNi and SToti.iNMi.iXM
£or_Lufc._ia*A.t..IhiiuJ. x_i!iiJ'.A*vci! with re
<Uiex*d HpproiirmHons. unless new rev
eniies are oht.'iinetl
Sifitv Hie ITesideiifh criticisms
roncerning approiiriatlons xvere I'lmed
chiefly at Ihe Democrat coldndied loxx
cr house t'liainimn .lost'idi \V Byrris
of Hie a|i|iro[iriaHons comiuilliM* fell
calletl upon to reply.
“Was there aiiyttiiiig more iimaz
Ing." sH.id .Mr. Bynis. "than th:il (he
l*re-.ideiit. xx ho has been urging emn
Amies since the DemiK-rafs came into
Control, slioiilti compl.'iin Hint maxi
imiiu aiqirojiriatloiis and t't'oiiomit's
llaxe not been atlh(‘r(*d to? fbi xve un
♦lerstand that he la uit In Hie (Misiflon
•f Haying that congress sluuild not
iittempl to reduce the estimates he
haa sent up here? That la xvhal tlie
message nit'aiis; It can f he construed
In any other way.
••You haxe l>een Presidx*nt iix'arly
four years and fM*cretnry hf fomtu(*pre
yeani tiefore that." Mr. Byrns shout
•d in an imngirmry addre.ss to the
President. "But for more limit ihrm*
and one half yean you have Rat in tlie
White llotiRe totally oblivious to the
OPcensltj of consolidation of govt'rn
Btent agenclea fop the piirix<.se of emn
•oiy.”
Ueprettentutive Mupea of Michigan
thli by iiiHistlng tlmi. ns
averecary of conimerca and repeated
if a Frealdent, .Mr. Hoover has urged
aafWHdfc1at1ony»r agenclea and ha> siih
■ilttai **8 «to^ oieffages" along iluit
line, bar.liuti been gi|>po»^l by hMding
■amliera of tbe DeniocraHc party
ti aa ludiaition rhai Mr
Tver's mnaaia voold spur this
to any commetNlahl# actfon
and ids ;
radical av^.M-iates siisjieiided Hieir IIII
busier only long enough for Hie sen ,
ale to Xole on the l‘lilli(i[)ines hill j
Tlieii they rt>sumi‘d their obstructive
tallies :iliued at Hu* Gla.ss baidHugbill j
rio* Democratic leaders, however ,look
Hu* exireme step ol llliug h p(*liHoii I
for cloture. It xxas signed by ‘J'J Dent
• icralic seuiitors. 'I'liey also filed
'hrt‘e aiuendiueiils to Hu* rult'S dt*- j
sj^Tied liv prexeiil ii rei-iirreiice of Hie i
l.oug iierl'oriuance lu debiite oii oHu*r
measures
Seiiatoi tila.ss o|ieiied Ihe vials of liis
san asm .-iiid told Hie* Kluglisli' \\ hat he
ttiougid of Him. T'nkiiig exceiitioii to
remarks hy' Long implicating Hull
the Hlass measure had been railroad i
ed tmto the st'iiale door, the Virginia j
senator a.s.serled the imidlcafioii xvas ■
‘as false n8 any ever uttered hy an.x :
huiiiau lips." He folloxved this xvith |
a'^MTtiiig Hi:it Long's allack on the '
hill was made up of ••oyutorical rub
hlsli and misrepresentations."
t ha f I b4*-7i-m'iiatUin ca.se lie seft»G
llial ‘he did iiol-rt*gard Ids
relations xvith .Mrs Rucliefort xvar
ruiilt'd iiiiy clalui being made against
him." and Hi.il he xvoubl light both
actions, if necessary. In open court.
In an allid.'.vil |)res(‘iilod to (he
court Stillmans counsel charged the
liliel lit I ion liad t)(‘t‘n hronght "for Hu*
d(>liht*iale ulterior fiiirpose of using
and abusing Hie (irocess ot the court
in a scandalous, inqiropt'r tiiiti unpro
fessioiml mannt'r In order to harass
“The conlinvml agitation which Ihej re.siionslble for the innovation, accord
tide. Ofcas.ion in the waters which al- lug to the editors of Hie publication
most .^urrouni! Gharleston, the re-; •■'*'»’iuerl.v wtu*n a lanrlowner stdd his]
freshing sea breezes which arc rcgu-' his name xxas nutomaHcally
larly felt, ami the smokes risin.T from 'Iropped from the register, ,llut now.
I so many chimneys, l ender this city
I mo c healthy than any part of the
1 low country in the southt*rn states,”
Robei'ts has ffiven a largre i>ortion of
his time to the Seventeenth Street
mission, of which he is superintend
ent.”
Jobless To Get
State Road Work
nhd Intimidate the defendant, a nianiFimd.s Appropriated Rv Federal
(iovernment Will As.sist Un
employed In Spring: Months.
xvi’h one third of Hit' ‘J,.5tK) nilmt's eligi
hie for puhlicjitlon in 19‘21 failing to
qualify, it was realized that It would
1 he ncci'S'iary to include them somehow
or the book xvoiild he tod small.
The nt'xv issue of “I.aiuled Gentry’^
xcill In e ali'iuf MK) iiu'iiiliers of »tiP
"(lislatided gciilry" listed. The edl
I tion lias l»e(*n txxo years in prepara
! tion.
State Dry Group
Girds For Battle
Meet In Columbiu To I.4iv Plans
To Fijfhl Repeal ‘*To the I..ast
f^ilch.” Seek Uountv Units.
of wealth itnd prominence.
pDl’E I’lU.S .VI Issiit'd the hull he
• promised some time ago i»r(»cla!m
Ing an exirtiordiiiary ludy yeai ol
prayer, penance and
pllgrlmn^e to Rtunc
to bring peace and
quiet tOva distnicfed
world. This lioly year
the (x'ipe said. Is in
commemoration of the
idtM'teenth coidt'iiarv
Bandages on Limbs of
Senoritas Mean Much
j Golumbia, Jan. ‘.M_A (^onstiuction of
; state roads xvith federal funds prob-
' ably xvill afforti more employment
! duringr the spring than last montft,:
! when approximately 1,000 men xvork-|
I ed for varying periods, Ben M. Saxv-!
'yer, chief highxxay commissioner .said
i here.
Golumbia. Jan. 21. - .Aroused hy
state and national mox’ements for pro-
liibition repeal, approximately 2.50
ministers and sup})orters of prohibi
tion met here today in a state-xvide
interdenominational meeting and laid
Madrid, Simiu.—Baudages showing plans for a battle “to^the last ditch”
beneath silk .stockings of tnany Madrid against any weakening ofsprohibition.
8enoritn.8 may lead the vli^ior to be Their immediate objective was real-
lieve tliat* xx'ornen ht're meet with an ized xvhen the judiciary committee of
unusually large nundn'r of Injnri^gt^to the state senate, after an open hear-
Iheir underiunnings, lint to Hie man ing, voted a ’ar.animnusly unfax'orahle
who kiitnvs liis Madrid these tv'iey report to the Gooke bill to repeal the
an entirely clifTerent meaning. state prohibition laws. Six tomperaneg
About four years ago Hie senoritas leaders named at the meeting appear-
of .Madrid, or at least many of tin _ ed before the committee to oppose the
F td.l.OWING his Intensixe prt'par
ation for assuming his o('ie».. Mr
|{(ifsevt'll m:idt* Ihe iiderestlng an
noun<-(‘Uieut that he xvould sluiid hy
the \iueric.n poliey of Hie sanctity
(d inlet uatbuial agre(>m(>nis In Wash
ington and the other xvorld * cu|iitals
th''* xxas laUeti as tueaniug that Ihe
I’nifi'd Stall's, iiiuler his iidministra
Hon xvoiilil eontimie to refuse rec(»g
niliou of the territorial gains uuide hy
.lu|i;in In aggn'ssioti against Uliina
T’okxo xxas U(‘iHier sui'|U'is(>d nor agl
fated hy this declaralior of jM>lix'> A
tor«*igii otbex* s|iokt‘sman said:
The number of men at xvork
njpn^i_probabl)^j^^ code |,epeal measure.
of niankilul Hc'urged planned, Saxvyer said, male limb gazers c(»uld dis | I.,ooking To possibie future battles
(irayer and penance | b‘*cause of adverse weather conditions^ ^ glance, necnrdlng to the po (he suggestion was made hy Dr. J. M;
''5,# not only for the faith jincluding snow and sleet. | gjtjon of the hnndage. xvhether they Wells, of Sumter who*^ presided that
fill, but for "all man !, Having under the federal aid pro-, , "novia" or sweetheart.
Popl PiuH kind led astray hy "'iH expand more rapidly xvith] ffow this fad is, being revived In
many errors, torn h> | the advent of xvarm xveather, the Mailrid, for'Hie reason, according to
SO many disc«*rds and liostillly. labor- (highway commissioner said. Theiv' gome of tlte semxritas who use the
Ing under so many miseries and fear j are noxv 24 projects under way in 16 j code, tliat tliere exists a "matrimonial
ful of 80 many dangers." (Counties. | crisis" In this cajiital. That is. there
• j A total of 3,916 men were at work
organizations lie .set up in every coun
ty, from the precinct up. to s,uippprt
prohibition. *
piNA.Nt'E .MINLSTKR CHERON snh j on the construction la.st month.^anii women
chanilier
are too fexv men in comparison to the
iiiittexl bls^udget to the French j contractors had been paid much ofj
aniher (»f (feputies. and In it no the $2,500,000 xvhich the state high-
MAKES WOMEN
LOSE FAT
iiu'titiou was made of the war debts
f I France owes to the United Stati's It
are hiqieful,, hOxvevei. Hull while Ihe
suhsiance ATTlu*” Amerii-un poli(:x xvill
be utirluiiiged. the juaiiu«*r ot its |u«*s
cmT-iUioii xvill be iilleied uiidet Mr
■•'J. -\* ■ . ^ y -
Ro«is«*vx*U .Mul Hiaj irrilatiixiis gr«>\viiiv
out ot \\asbiiigtoii^ iif,uir ot tlu* mo
luet.f* judgments will be r«'tu<ix «>d Tli.nt
wilt i'«iuiil for a gi(*al ileal ’’
liqiaiu'Se sialesiu4>ii xx»-rc h<i|u>tiil
Hull.'the .Maricimrian Issue xx'oubi Ik
iDli)^*'ildy R(*l(leil III Heiiexii ‘bill lu'i
iher their forces In the lieid nm tin
t’himse ai'iiiii's xvx'ie liel|diig -rxixvarrl
that end .la|tam*se mililary planer
bombed a eonci'lilrsHoii of i hiiit'.^g. soi
diets at Kuiluhseii. near the noriiierti
border ol Jehol proviiiee. killing un
itiitstlmated oumber and doing beuv>
daiuage to the town. Jnpntie.se mill
tary headquarters in Mukden claimed !
that the bondiardineni was ordc'red
alter it had been learned (!hliiese
troops slulioned al Kailiilislen were
ptafiiiiiig to attack the town ot ,T«o
gUso. which is across the bonier im
Manr'hiirta. '■
was staiiHl in Baris' political circles
xvay department is to receive from the
federal government.
The federal projects were planned
that this (hK's not necx'ssarlly mean 'to provide xvork on a oO-hour week!
the FiFx'iich government Is ignoring i basis at a' minimum of 20 cents an I
-them, as ex|H'fts say it is always 'hour for unskilled'^labor and 30 cents
possible to inlrothice s|>eclal eiialiling ^ an hour for skilled vx’orkers.
legislnlioii to handle the,. siiu.ntJon on i South Carolina will add 244 miles*
the basis of later daveloiuiioiits. jof bitunMnous surfacing, 1.3 miles (rf
concrete, and 2,000 feet of concrete
bridges, Saxxyer said. ■
British Post Office Hat
**Dictionary’* of lU Own
Loudon.--.\n eut(*n>rislng InvestIga
Miss Rea .'I. Haines of Daj*ton»
Ohio, writes: “I weighed 180 so start
ed to take Kruschen. I nex’er was so
J EAN MER.>IoZ. eminent French
aviator, and six comrades estab
lished a new rec(»rd by flying trom
St Louis French tK*ri Id \\%‘si Af
rica. to Brazil, in H hours and 2 min
utes. They breakfu.sied in Africa and
dined In S<*uth America F^rom .Natal
j^e airmen o<*nfluii(‘d In their tri
COLORED BASKETBALL j
TEAM UNDEFEATED
The girls’ basketball team of the
Bell Street colored school is enjoying
mtdored plane to Rio de .laneiro and i®**® best records in the history,
thence to Buenos Aires. Argentina. school. Of the four games that,
)have been played this season the!
Clinton te;am has been the victor.'
They have scored 67 points to their
A mong notable persons taken b>
death were Mrs. Jessie M'iison
Sayre, daughtet of the lute Bresideni
\Vo(Mlroxv Wikson and wife of Br«>f. K
B. Sayre «f Harvard laxv school; and
Sir Robert Jones of Wales, great
•rtliopedic surgeon.^
I m ISIS W«at«n N«w»pa0ci Ubmw.
opponents’ S2. ThejLare out to capture j
the championship among the Negro
schools in this section.
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tor has just dl.scovered that the post surprised as when I weighed myself
office department here will let a cus- first week—I lost 7 pounds. I just
tomer setid a telegram ('ailing a man., bought my 3rd jar^and am down to
a “chumpf or a •‘blockhi'ad,” but It Ik ' still taking them and never
agnin.st the rules to call him a “fat j better in my life.” (June 17,
head." In telegrams they will count ; 1932).
Stratford-on von as one word, but i To take off fat—take one half tea-
Stratford-by-BQW as-three. Also for spoonful of Kruschen Salts in a gla.sa
tome reas(>n. “upstairs" Is one word, of hot water in the morning before
hut "downstairs" Is two. breakfast — one bottle that lasts 4
— ; weeks costs but a few cents—get it at
Famed Guerrilla CkiePt' i ‘"Z, I" “ 1!:“
- , lUi-st bottle fails to convince you this
Rifle Owned by Ohioans ; is the safe and harmless xvay to lo.se
Willow Grove, Ohio.—.An andenl (fat—your money gladly returned,
flintlock ■ rifle whose nheriing aim | Don’t accept anything bat Kruschen
would have filled a go(xd sized ceme because you must reduce safely,
tery Is owned by a^ group of Willow
Grove citizeim. Originally It was
the property of Gorilla Hill Smith.
Ohio guerrilla chieftain in Civil war
days, who individually claimed killer’s
rights to 100 men. The gun, weigh
tng ISH pounds, was displayed dur
tng the Ghleafo World’s tklr In 188S
666
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Neuralgia in 30 miantes. Malaria in
3 days.
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