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A- THtIRSDAY. MARCH 9. 1933 ’"'T3 THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CUNTON, S. C. PAGE SEVEN *T". 'S f *> Ih RUBY M. AYRtS © DOOBlEMY ^OftAU Co. * I Baseball Meh Now At Work Virtually New Teani Wiil Have To Be Fashioned. Wea’th of Material On Hand. FINAL INSTALLMENT Dennis left New York bv the after- “Wondorful.” She took his hand and kissed it, and Dennis hated himself noon train. He had wired to Pauline.! because the suddent thougrht came to paid his bill, and departed. He hardly i him that if be had been here with knew v.’hat he felt, or if ho felt noth-' Barbara—he would have ki.s.sed her ing at all, but he was conscious of a | hands—her beautiful hands. . . . burning: desire for the sun to cease j “I want to tell you something:. Den- shining:. He felt like a man who hadiriis. darling:.'’ I been absorbed in watching some un real drama on the stag:e and who now walks out a^rain in the sane Iic:ht of day. He tried an anaUv.e himself and! fpled What is it? Are you in ileht? Can’t pay the butcher or something:?” She pndended to be offended. “How dare you? I’m a wonderful house keeper.” “So you are.” He kissed her and He-supposed that other men ha,!' j me, my child—what.is it? imagined themselves desperately in love with some woman other than their wives and had paid as he was paying. Imagined! 'Had he imagined it? Or was it real? Was it still real? He had npt found the answer he sought when the train sto]iped, and Pauline was there at the window. “Darling,” She rushed in the car! and came up to him and smac’ioil him on the back. ' “ ’Mvmbv'r mo?” he demar'cd. “Can't ’member yov'- name, 'mit kn nv you long tinu' ago with O’llara.” i J’Oh, yes.” SUunavay offered his 'n.tmi. "And how’s • the world been ■using you?” , The world, it appeared,, had been usin.g Jeiry badly—damnyd badjyl He had lost all his money again and had born forced to borrow. “Never been the «ame since Barbie .Stark chucked me,” he bemoaned his fate. “Never been the same since she went back to Douglas, blast him! , In spite of the inclenumt‘weather of, .the past few days. Coach .Johnsof^ has ^ had his ba.sebnl! tossems out fo£ prac-J^ tice. Due to the col l wiur.her 1 *he. fact that the field is Spiv'-' 'vo'd'o ! on i in prej'aration fo»- ♦!'•» o* ( f he season of o’ ; > ~ outs were heM in th<> rviu ♦'U' sf»’.v 0 a! days. A nra. h r- m ; ’ s on himd to fill the tv ’-' o-!', ' f' ■ ! ' y gr."' lua’ion and “vi i'.tatior," bur t’e IN \rJHIN«RHI them the best^ deal than can b<s made., for the inter?.st« of bothpartiea. ^ There is going to be do cancellation of the debts that Europe owes oa .vithout something of value to us in Vetum, t- \v i:.'b.f . .0 iun o:' ') U ‘’Che first of the I'Turopean nations with whom the, bargaining will be tak- up is England, and the British n-'ne minister is expected here in verson to conduct the negotiations wi'h the President. Once a deal i.s iv'^e with Fmglatid it is going to be v>,5ier to deal F ranee. n t V .*.’•1 Maveb d. The Proudent I'-ii’i'xlin i olT \vl;h the ’arg- Freneh people are hegrinning to real- • 'u b r,£r. <zr that their government made a mis- : iruu n:>‘-’ke in not paying the installment on ? lin^ ji-*',! )'•, ‘he debt to .America which was due Con took offkc in Dccemlnm loth, and that they are in er r' vi t vears i bafl position wheh it comes to a.sk- a los.-^ cf ('anYiin C opel-rvl an 1 MLLiams, pitchc*-s. ■w;'! [>.• o'-eiy p'lt. W. .1. ?.Icru‘chen. G. 11. ' '.>nt .■".nn- 1 cry a?' 1 B. A. R i'; ‘ on. a •■'e I'niy j.. etoran pitc’u'r ; !'• . k t''^ • y;' i •. ( y !o ■Street, an! .\. t •i!!;uv.: y a . e.’Hi- paw. are new men • : ■ ■ '■> r r::; I'i-• t.'ae I ♦ i .•hing,^as'igPmeat f ir ih ‘ first time ;'*!• amt 'utchen \ while I‘his season. S.taa t is- r - ' (lalhovjiy is a sonbrr.Mvvc. ? o and V ■•nrgor.ievy a .'e.,4i i'nbr.i Robin; on a .iunior. ' 'niree infield pos'itio^is a ‘ vnean* I f'heatham, first baseman. <va-.inete irir f cc Wa,- tile '’r'mocr.’tjv’ party, ing favors. a ’ ■! had My( I’-e y<*a"s of 'a ■■"n /' ■••drol O? the evor-otive '”lie talk of givtng.President Roose- ' ‘ !'’“u-tical contiail of volt practically war-time authority to < av »,t for the past two run the government siugle-handed is 1' v(> yrars is not such a long beginning tf> die otit. A good many •- politico fro, and many of the oTitors and m“mhe*'s of the house whuh a ’e coming back to vf repre^^entaMves are unwilling to ■"! 1 ary ( f their authority, and .some f them are pointing out that con- i-css has no right to shirk its own r-'-'o'i ;h'<' 'eriinieis id dry^ of President Wilson. a 1. ' 1, But she hid'her fage against his: Awful!’ coat while she told him by asking a “Of course.” Stornaway remember-1 last spriiyg. h'leminr ami Keeble. lastj little question that wav’ored between, ed Barbara vividly—indeed, few peo- y^'ar s third rind second la <tiK'n. re-, pie, esptcially men, ever forgot her.' spectivcly, did not return to f choo! [ “Very fire woman,” he said. i the present term. Barret, regular “Fine!^’ Jerry was almost in tears t catcher la.'^t year, del no. repo. L forj It was some time later over the tea j as he explained how fine, how damned j P*‘ac'tice this sea.''on. Piowtlen aiuMldi- , and hot toast that Dennis .said, “This | fine she was. “I love that woman,” he, orne are two veteran inlioldecs li^tbt- 'l lie ‘ pc subject on which congress like to TikiXR“the "buck to the ■"■I' d- Peeddenl i.s that of c.aiing down the happy tears and happier laughter. Dennis—would you like to have a son?” does vour mother! said, leaning heavily on the counter, j lor posts. J. K. tergusoi, i a. hy “I’d ’ave—I’d ’ave died for her and' sl^ortstop from Presbyterian .panior and hugged him; she poured out secret in a breath how happ> she j “Not vet—only vou, darling—and j she chucked me. 1 want t’ see her,” he college, will put in a strong 1 for him again, how awfMl. it .M- / !; without him. “Really awful, Dennis I —and how - aha - WAS longing to he back in her own home. “Mother’s better, and Daddy’s back, so tomorrow I think we might go, don’t you?” “Yes — anything you Dennis. “And Barbara? How Barbie?” Dennis was taking his hag down from the rack. “She’s all right. 1 saw her this morning —just to say good bye.” “I wrote to her,the day before yes-• terday," Pauline said. She was watch ing 'him with bright eyes. “Did she! tell yo.i, Dennis ?” Z* * t “No. What did you write to hen about?” . _ “BiU'hara ?’’ The ddowl rushed^© hts face. “What made you tell her?’? And Pauline answered happily: “Because she is my best friend and wistfully. “WriTit to ’pologitej jd^^^c cd inficld -^oiiitioas. -=wdiil6 the pmetdee of law InTWashtng* ii sbrrv for what 1 told that A arl Adams, a cente* folder .-peciali/uag in income tax cases. )’Hara.” year, is working out some at .sec- oxrH>;ience a.s the head c ii e.l i'i W:i'hirgtoa th 'ough ivspo’nsihility. tbo (> I ;gb,, ir. in I' a •c*'-;'y “of ■ m,-' lic ' ■ : V ■ r, f ■ • \' •; ' I'.VH’ al e ticlu't in xpenditun ; for vi <*-ans’ relief. ; Ml n’.'.'ers of cong css a' e ' ery much Ol ’ Frien Is Itack j afraid of hat s iojoct. They want to !v)pcr. the new seni'tary 'ave the taxp.-.y-'-s’ money, but they of cop’MU'i e*'. is f;'.;' f’'om bedng a iNo want to giv roclccte!. and they ^ranger in Washington. He first b>:i’t like the iiiea of having the eamt into public office in thi Wilson' \merican legion votes against them, administration, in w hich he was com-1 But ^.M r. ii(K)sevelt has made it clear ini.ssioner of internal revenue. For rhefthrit he is not going to let thmri shift past twelve years he has been errgag-! ttioir responsibility to his shoulders. i V < ' Ihtaie! (’. say Fm chap O “What did you tell him?” Storna- wav was not interested,, he wadted 16 ■* • ,*■ •'V'* Pauline smiled mysteriously. “T^TI tell you tomorrow'—when we’re back heaven to have you back again!” !?lie w'as such a .child, IWnni.si-P thought, as he listened to her chatter. Her eyes danced,., and she leaned her cheek against him for a moment. “I believe you’re really glad to have me back,” he said. “I am—very glad.” They were on the porch now, and! the cab they had taken from the sta-' ! ond base. . Howell was an understudy totFheat- ham at first on the llKl” team and is working regularly at tbnt post now.: Jack Wood may be shifted from right field to cover the initial sack. The outfiedd i'ic«ert h(> g-en’ dif ficulties. Veterans are availald.' for, eve’y garden pert, with lloliMml). a depenvlalde soi>hemore. u'. aihiM' for use if one of the gurdtuu"- is -. lufted to the infield, .\'iams, N; ttb . His- ett and Wood comprised the o ilfiehl [M'; of the government’.'- tax collecting machinery has been of gieut value to him. (Ine man who will be welcomed back to VvTishington by many is William (lihbs .McAdoo, the new senatiu- from C’alitorni-i, who held mori' and higge** To Give Play At Hurricane School "Fyos of Love,” a th'-ee-act comedy- d*-anui, will he pre.-.onted by the Hur- •icane f’ <rent-T<'ach<'r associatie" pVi- hvv ni'.’ht. March ITth. at the llurri- jobs in t he Wilson a Ini'nistration than school house, at 8 o clock. ■ 0 odv else, lit*' wrs e.n the t.re;»sou:-\;, director-general of th'* libc ■; y doan-s, directi'r-geuei al of rail roads, and held five or six more ad- mini-trative posts. In-sides being the ast season. si'n-indjiiw of Pri'sident Wilson. Mr. Three mm wdlt fight it out few the .\ic.N Ion is expected to exert a power- secretary bf charactrs follows; 1 he cast ot charactrs Carolina, a Negro!serT'tijit, .Mrs. Rex Vonrig. ■■ (luilya, an adofited daughter, .Nlis.s M •% l.ottye Riser. * Reeda, a two-faced friend, Mrs. ithi! Kpwncgf. ful influence w'ith the new adininis- tra’ion. and to take a leading part in Riv. I’urt Wade, Reeda’s brother, Chick 'V. , .Mrs. Barry. C.ailva’.-^ foster-mother. position lK*hiud the lug. inuis Mont- foiue y is the only ve'.eran reporting. riT'ItfTTry—Ih'dit'k. souhoirei'iyand H. ( -foF AVastui y-.ton society'is'expect ing .Mriy ■ , n»-i the pos"t:' * Me \doo to he one of its i('adingd^-» ‘ ‘ * * red Young. C'ark, a busy butler, Lewis Horton, .ludge Barry; (luilya's foster-fatherj, thw-iirdibr-rntions, I ‘[Vhi’flri i iiii-p'^‘i stfli jZ'.t'on soviet is expect ing .M riy ' ■ ^ Rosli Sumcrel. to he OT liglrs. Den ocratic faces are not the only “DenniH—would you like to have a son?' The s-hedule has not yet been an- uuinced fni- the Palmetto Collegiate eagui*, of .which P. but Coach .lohnson about ten games tbit metlo league consisted of only five tei mi cirouH. r.rsKme, v^.uuou.isenaiorsirom.xew iora. ronucai nus-; charged. The proceeds are to be Vllemson. and I . ( . made iiu the h*ague| torians here do not recall any other] , ^he . C. is a member, familiar ones coming back to Wash- I expects to play, ipgton after a considerable absence. .Hoyal Mr is spring. dlu‘ Pal- .lames W. Wadsworth, .Ir., newly elected member of the lower house, cams in lbJ2. The addition of Fur- fponi New York state, was here f*^**"' p i*^,„ lan to the loop will makt* a six-team six years as one of the United States] irouit. .Newberry, Erskine, Carolina, i senators from New York, Political hi.s->. / , ‘ inton, Burt’s rival, Earle .lim Rankin, the manacled man, B. mph. admission of 10c and 15c will last year. instance of a man who has once been tipn wa.s driving away down the road, j Dennis put hi.s arm round little Paul-j ine and ki.ssed her, 'becau.se I love her.” jget away, but Jerry had him by “Have you ever loved anyone but| There was a little silence, then Paul- lapel of'-his coat. mo, Pauline?” he asked. Jne_ awd, “But I’m sorry about onej i‘L4»W him ^Hsgustin’ Tbing,” Jerry -5season. Coach Dutch MclAjari oftgceHH hfter he hmi finishetl-his term Each team played sixteen games senator coming hack as a representa tive; hut there was once a president j of the United States who became aj member of the lower house of con-1 I during the llrt'if season, eight at home I and-eight on foreign soil. .A similar schedule will be followed for the corn- public is cordially invited. . W Ys She did not notice the little accent j thirvg.” on the second word, she was too eager 1 -"What i.s that, Tuppenny?” I said heavily. “Thing no man w lio’s ■to clamor her reply. “Never, Dennis, darling, never! and I never shall.” Newberry college, is again in charge jin the White Hou.se. That was John g«*ntleman should .say ’bout any wo- arrangirig the schedule, which will! Quincy Adams, who died while mak- They went back to their own;home the following day. Pauline was \ very quiet on the journey, and when they arrived she went from room to r^om looking at everything with ea^er pride before she took off her hat at^d coat. ■ \ I “1 feel as if it’s years since we went away,” she said. “Does it s^m like that to you, Dennis?” “Yes.” Pauline had di.scovered some letters on the muntleshelf. “Here’s one from Caribie,” she said “Barbara said in her letter, "Don’tl’^'i®*^* when it’s not true. released sometime in the near fu- ask me to be godmother—I’m not the jealous of O Hara, yesl I was. type. right sorTtWrinsTup a cKiTJ in the, -^ways with ^iarbie at ■one-Aimrr'iari'r-'v -r—- way it should go’—I’m so sorry about "ays! Not fair; he’d got pn**'/ i Mle that, because I know she’d bring him! bsown.” up most beautifully, bless her.” [ “I do^T^ expect O’Hara minded, “Him?” said Dennis with raised whatever it was,” Stornaway .oiid. eyebrows and a very softened look in ‘‘He’s not the chap to reiuimbcr a his eyes. thing or bear ill-will.” Of course it will be a him," Paul- "Would this, though.” Jerry sighed and ruffled bis hair. “He 'lyas keen ine aaid dreamily. “And 1 should like Hurricane News M rs. Douglas Davis and children of Ivaurens, spent last week . with her parent.s, Mr. and Mrs. (I. ('. Nabors. ing a speech on the floor of the House. 'Fhere 1 s AVork' ’ I'o Do FOR "RENT—Seven-rooniT cottage“bn“ Musgrove street. Apply to H. D. Henry. tf FOR RP^’Tj—Apaytment^or couple^, -^^^onT- C'e»te««ial -Htreet;- Oeeupany .A lot of politicians are concerning them.selves with trying to get their men into the one hundred and fifty thou.sand federal jobs which Postmas ter General P'arley will distribute among the faithful, but the main con- H* nry. cern of the new administration, 17lATUHING i the March Ist. Recently occupied by S. M. Drummond. Apply to H. D. Henry. Ic FOR RFINT—Seven-room home on West Main street, opposite Giles Uhevrolet Company. Apply to H. I). tf soon as the new congress assembles, j and Mary . jj. get. through some more finan-, Let us hatch- your eggs electric way. * It insures you more and stronger chicks. Price;> He ‘Oh. eagerly. “How sweet of her to write, .said hurriedly. and welcome ps home.” Dennis did not answer, he was look ing out of the window at the bleak ganfen. Pauline, absorbed in her reading, suddenly gave a smothered cry. “Oh —Dennis! What d-O yqu think?” “Barbie is going to be married— and who do you think it is?’’ “I don’t know.” ‘*To hec'-buslra-nd • to'Xtouglaa.- Stark again! I can’t believe it; she hated him—oh, poor Barbie! Oh, I wonder But why not? It’s a lovely name. Yes, it was a lovely name. Once for a little while of madness it had been the most beautiful name in the world to Dennis O’Hara, hut now “Pray God I never see her again,’ was his.^)assionaae thought as he sat 1 and te ly. “Just that damned lie!” and lid ponderous- it was a lie a en(j with Andy Young, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Whitmire at- iday. Thornwell The banking situation in many^ Farm, parts of the co-untiy, resultinit in the Orphanage ike^ hon’rable amends. there so still in the firelight and lis-j Can’t hear think I told a lie. Awful, te^ed to his wife’s chatter. j Barbie was the best — be.nt in the >V|10. aNVIlf *»« l r«. ' -rirx land. Mrs. W., L. Wier, Mrs. Edgar , ,, r. V' M... L- J »ng ousnes' Mrs. It was afUr taa, when Pauline wa.« world, and Pd like f lell -O’llara." buaJ.Ung.ab»ut the hou.'e that Dennis, He dragited Stornaway dosi^ to him, j M.e|; Y„„.,e got up from his chair and went over “Here if you w'ere me, what d you: ' , JbualUng, up to the mantlepiece where Barbara’s do? Would yoq tell him? A’ou say. Taylor. .Mrs. Gus Young, Scott, Mrs. U li. Copeland, Mrs. Flydt , , „ VI . o.struction Finance corporation and the FediTul Reserve system. Nobody can into the commercial bank-' ss for which it has the Buwleigh Co,. R.ehmond, Va. . Dept. SC-C-Il-.S. Fred cleus alri'.ndy set up in the Recon-ijj] J-‘2;<-:itc what has become of the other'man- queer wedding present stood. Some-, and I’ll <lo what you .say. Wpuld you j the one she really loved.” how it had never meant very much to tell him-if you were me-as one pal j “Of course she did. I know her so him until now—he had been rather j to nother, now?’ . } htt Ujf . . g well—there was someone she simply 1 impatient of its obrtous .sentiment— Stornaway looked away from Jus] “ _ adored Dennis.” {but tpnight it seemed to appeal to him . companion’s flushed face, and for ^ ' p|||0 RcCOru 'Bv yeUTttrw far the~ hew cbrfgl'ess l'etiruar\ Honor Roll for Hurricane ^ administration may de- SchiKil sire to go or succeinl in going in th-it : direction, hut it is i-egar.ded as po.s-. sille thru some temporary plan may I he worked out whereby federal agen- \ cies and departments may take over O’Hara said nothing, but he was almost as if it had been a message moment l?e vi.sualized Dennis O’Hara,* nation’s banks and operate them, a.s ho had la.st seen him, in his own' I emergency rheasure/ as wa.s room, waiting restlessly downstairs,' done with the railroads during the while in the room above. . . . Then hen he—Stornaway thinking again of that day on the from Barbara herself, road when he and Barbara were mo-j “Love locked out.” torihg together—of the moment when; What had she intended it for—fori w he struggled out of unconsciousness him?—for herself—or just for noth-' w war. had come down' Reports from all pupil.s graduating Nobody knows yt ■ 've-y m-ich ahiut to the broken voice—“Oh, my dear, ^Dennis, Dennis.” He moved abruptly. Take your hat and coat off, Pauline, and let’s have tea.” , „ “Very well, I won’t be a minute. ’ Dennis sat down by the fire. It was ing at all ? He turned away impatiently. Why had it been allowed that he should love her —and where would they have drifted'but fOr Barnet? The dream was ended. He was a married man with a wife who adored, him?’ to tell him, “It’s all right—a boy— fine youngster”—Dennis’s face. Den nis was very fond of his little wife, and Stornaway knew it. Jeny bombarded him again: “If you were me would you tell to be at home again—he found him—and perhaps soon the nursery of I Stornaway shook his head himself wondering why he had ever gt>ne away. And yet—if he had the time over again he knew he would do the same thii^. And now BaAara was going back to Douglas SUrk! Why, in God*s name? He shut his eyes and tried to picture her face — the face he had loved. Did he still love her, or had he never loved her? Or was it possible for a man to love two women at the same time? Did she love him? If so, why had she told him the truth about Barnet and^so sent him away? ♦Tea will be ready directly,” she said. She sat down on the rug at his feet and ^snuggled up against him. "Flrpr/y to-be hone?” which he .knew Pauline had dreamed so many dreams would be a reality. A son of his own. Upstairs he could hear Pauline “moving TrtKJut, amgmg happily, and with a sudden sense of loneliness he went to the foot of the stairs and called to her: “Ppuline.” ^— “Yes, my precious.” “Come here. I want you.” No,” he said decidedly. “ don’t think I should tell him.” (The Elend). No, I la.st .May from the Flinton high school policies of William H. Woodin. the ha\’e 1 ern received by the principal new .-'ecretary of the treasury, and it within the pa.st week. They show that regarded as probable that the two not a student who received a diploma j j^^t previous Democratic si*cretario.s fronj the local school has failed in a of the treasury, Mr. McAdoo and Mr. .study during the present year. UoI-!(;ia3s^ both of them* now in the Unit- leges being attended by those states senate, will have a great graduate.s are Pre.shyterian co'lege, ideal of influence in shaping the new Winthrop, University of South ('aro-j admini.stration’s financial policies, lina, CJeorgi^ Tech and Erskine. CARD OF THANKS It Musical Drama Qn Monday evening, March 20. Thelma Ballou and Lyman Ackley, was some months later that; nationally known soprano and bari- Stomaway, up in town again for one; tone, will present the musical drama, of his flying visits, chanced across i"A^n Evening With Verdi,” at the Jerry Barnet in the bar of a ^ye8t Endj F'lorida Street school. This perform- restaurant.* ance will be under th^ auspices''of the Jerry was very much the worse fori Pa^SaC staff of Presbyterian col- drink. but h? rocog'aired Stoma vnyAlocrc. who showed such a wondc:fuI expres sion of love and sympathy during our Ixireavcment, The F’arms and Europe ' There is apparently an - ^e-xcellent outlook for early passage of, some We wish to thank the many friends-] sort of a domestic allotment farm re lief measure, which would limit acre-j age and production and thereby in- ^ sure better ^iceNr^for farm products., Dr. R. W. Johnson onJ ,Kons. 'o'- opiysition from the White House it might have been pas.sed be fore now. The European debt situation is go ing to hold the center of the stage for some time to' come. Mr.\ Roosevelt’s plan, it is understood, is to deal with t^ie debtor nations of Europe one by ' one, trying to work out with each of ' Rent that room by using a Want Ad in The (^onicle. Xharacteifi^^tics Of Our Service — Economy — Efficiency — l*i*omptness We offer you our service nf a lower co.st than you can have your washing done for at home. We invite you to exam ine any piece of laundry from here — you'll be con vinced of our efficiency — the return of the bundle will prove our promptness. Buchanan’s DRY CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY “The OW Reliable” Time-Tested r> 1 ■ I 1 .. II I / 1 ^ .Misses Ro.sa Siinu*rel him to be just like^you. Of couFs^e, if on Barbie, I know. He Uxined fm- , p. week-end with, , , • , , lu- .. tLoti it is" a girl I shall call her Barbara 1 ward and whispered .something 'o .1, ^ 7 Younc' ^ 1"^., and something i^ss than 100“2L..c 100 to JQO; whether shq^ be godmother or not.” 1 Stornaway’s reluctant ear — “that’.s 1 \fa7m Young .Ir siii-nt the \yeek- >' answe^i f e piessing pioitms <, ^ every .Mon- » , I sh^ldn’t do that,” Dennis what I told hini,” he said nnnilorMiw. 1 . "fa ; /-