The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, April 27, 1933, Image 2
STRONG HGHT
ON SALES TAX
No. bijimction
THE CUNTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, S; C,
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THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1933
Tru^ Regulation
h Phone Case It Measure Passed
Senate Ralli^
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To Roosevelt
\s4ifiit-h Mr. Hull s^iid both nationsi'
platforms in 1932 endorsed—the wayi*
is believed clearing for a solution of!
'; t)he deadlock.
(Continued from page one)
offered by Purdy, of .laspcr, v.ho
nropcsed instead of the sales tax
measure-a substitute bill to suspend
educational features of thW (>-<•■ 1 law
until July 1, 193'5. and allpxv schools
j 1 —^ — — j Uliv UriiUlUCA. j
I , I * . I i At the capital all was talk and ac-
Southern Bell’s Petition Agrainst Gross Weight of Vehicles Limit-j Free Rein I.ooms for President *S , tioo. Republican attacks on the, infla-
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Receive Order*
JRefused By Jud^e Glenn..
fective December 31, 1934.
Inflation Near.
■ 1 | ■■ *ii*>v* v^cs --v
agues their respective county relief coun- i
oils by the state relief council. These f
P'our huTjdred and Tifty men, .South
stale Railroad Cominission.,Isi ed To 20,000 Pounds. Bill Ef-' - -Domeslic Proftram; Vote On '.yon bill ?hrillcd anew in the senate. Carolina's Tirit aroun in its ■■ .ota of
.Senator Harrison gave fervent an- in.structed to repo.-t
1 swer, his Democratic colleagues look-' -
. T ^ , 1 . -M t «... w, , ingvon with enjoyment
Florence,; April 2o.--Judge J. Lyles j Coliimbia, .\pril 2.^.-* A fight of) Washington, April 2,).—The British other confidently the u:ti ^^uul■a n k e a
Glenn, in federal district court, tPday J s<.vcral years for stricter regulation appeal for wa^ debt relief was Uken na«s overwhelmingly tomorrow. !!!!." V ^ sent to an unnamed con-
tuv was ' ^umished by
Darlington. Answering
the bill would rcdieve property,
said “if p’-operty c.-inaot bear laxts,
it’s ths ninnow
Its banking committee apn’-oK'H I'nc" ing state,
two billion dollar home mortgage „
for
how can |K>vt vty bear them .
wrong principle.”
.Kffords, w from'ertfbrcing its recent order for a faeolina highways.to 20,000 pound.s, 'w.’ay to new monetary and trade agree-
he bO pel cent cut in the company 8 rates, j ^ vote of 74 to *32, the house | ments, -i , .i
which was to have taken effect bo-^ j jj, senate amendments to A lonethe study at the whjte,
the regulatory mea.sure, which docSiHou.se at the end of their strenuous'^* j ' •
e davs of seeking remedies for the j Senators Reed, of r*enn' v’’'ar-’a.
Opponents in
•Judge Glenn held actions Ur apply to buses
ate courts already had restrained
Jefferies, of Colleton, said the Pody from enforcing the or-j
dy measure would foict up dor. During the hearing^ attorneys i py railroads to and later announced that no plan j .sault on the
taxes and mean h (ta ^ fonipany sought to have i operation of mo*or t'-uck Hhes was agreed upon bu^, “a clearer un- vigor, interrupted again and
ewry f..unl,.v .school .n ^o„■.h C ar,.-,■„ removed f™>")’’’T*' of the aituationoaffeet-1 challenEea. ;
i.state to federal court, .ludlfe Glenn: rour-vhee! trailers ar prohl.. nationt" ivaa reached “ ! The quickest way to help the ft n-
both the house and' world economic ill.s, Mr. Roosevelt and j Barbour, of Xew .Jersey, and Pstt^r-
it w’as “a Failroad i Mr. Macdonald took up the debt prol>-j son,, of Missouri, rwi'ept the ns-
L., ..esii-cvoda )Jpm and later announced that no nlan 1 sault on the inflation bill in' ; f dl
i73^n l y
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it won't rip' cr
lose shape
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Kance. »»f Lu'urcns, and I.aney, of took the motion under advisement.
in the. hill. It allows ••»emi-trailere”;'"L"’''‘'''t
rhesterficld. su}»i)wrtcd this view a.s Tj,e company, in fighting the order,
advocates- of the school sV-^tcni. but contends it is confiscatory and endan-
Hugh s, of < ctmec, called the bill “a.p't;-s property used for useful purpos-
moivilrosily inove ambitious than the' jn furnishing intra-state service
f.-0-i"law whfrh plunged u« in <lebt.”*and deprived' it of pr^erty without
C’wtke. of Ho! -y. also jirined the opp;>- (Jm* prifcess of law.
sit'-on.
No dvci'SKfU wa.s reached when the ('olumbia, April 2r»,—The Southern
senate adjoinned ypti! 11 a. m. .,to- Bdl Telephone and Telegraph com-
mOrrow. and pr'(»speet.- of action bi*-., pauy was directed in an order on fik
m'^ayimum'’'lel(rTof''u^ekror‘‘'.W European nations will bcleft :for Roosevelt to declare he would not
truck trailers is fixed at 35 feet, ex
cept for those engaged in carrying, . .
lumher; and the bill provides.a maxi-'™Pf'’'li"(! ncKctiations with the
rauin heiBht of 12<; feet and width! f'"'''*" representatives wdl progress
. - J /. , jfor a new deal all around. He was rep-, .
^ ^ . I resented tonight as enthusiastic over | Republicaa independent who eppo.^ed |
In discussing the measure | 1 Hoover. . j
.several house members^ voiced the' conversations. | To Vi'hich Reed remarked th-l ;
opinion the bill should apply akso to ^ As'the busy Mr, Roosevelt cooci’jd-'j those days legislation was rejected 1 e-
buses and that the gross w'eight first phase of his internatidnar; cause th!? president favored i !
. . , discu.ssions with the British, the do- The situation is reversed now. he ^
I pu-. into effect a decree of the the house, however, it 1 mestic minded congres.s rallied behind contended. ”\Ve^ w-ould P*ss j
T^Gonkr, t>^trting t*liot, said he - tO toWCT ir.T 1 Jt^al ® ^maximum, gross .W«ght p,.ojrram to strengthen
would f^igiit” till' bll] u> .‘ihift taxe.s t.x.hange rate.s in the state 20 f IC.GIH*- pounds. Twenty tqousnnd hand for free management at
from th. p.uvei c.impanie.- with their c.uu. 1 pounds was reported to be a compro-
tltk'.d'^t'-a yf uv ’presidents to the livf fl'he supreme court rule on the com- uiise agreement and spon.sors said it
IK .'O-ce;.'.,-- a d.-.y fi-llows.*’ pany was issutnl by Ajisociate Ju.stice would not affect shipment of fai]im
.John G. Stabler. It restrained the
FREE dJNK' .AT j coinmission’s order until a hearing is
A( ADEAIY S( before Uie court at the .lune
The English debt as well as those, er, the Pennsyvanian said, would be
for future agreement. Apparent'" j permit the American currency to. be . ^
i the president wants to see how far inflated. x ''
“We had] that in Hoover’s adr*;jn ni
tration and conditions still got wois-,”
rejoined Senator Norris, Nebraska’s
jiroducts.
tl\ousnnd hand for free management
home in a day of driving activity.
f-.ire T' yii'sdny dwndlefl Iwcause-an hen-'today to show'cause* hrfoi '’ * l.e
clectii’?^ id sta .t of'.'icial.' is scheduled ..,t.alc .-.upreme court why it should not j should be increased. As sent to the
fur noon t<'’nor"t>\v. ■ ^ _ .... . „ -- - , , t \r-
Goose Through congress today if Mr.
Roosevelt a.sked us to.”
Harrison insisted the bill had no‘h-
The senate neared a vote on the. ing against “sound money,calkd
bill giving the president control over [ Reed a “crafty lawyer who ^rep e-
rt the monetary situation in acrimonious' sented wealthy interests an*! clain.?d
The hill is effective Dec. 31, 1934, on' tor Harrison, hiis belief that Andrew \\. Mellon, lor-
trucks already being operated in thej^^ Mississippi, chairman of the fi-! rner secretary of the trea.sury, was in
state. One .section of the I committee, leading the Demo-' “conspiracy to defeat the inflation e a-
vvould reifuire tiucks to keep to t ® ■ counter assault against the Re- ihority desired by the adminisl/b-
righl of highway.s. ! puhlicar opposition. *, '<ion.”
j A vote tomorrow on this bill and it.s 1
j passage were predicted ftmight by
j senate leaders. Through this legisia-
PSISSCS House ‘ power
On li"; SntJ'-.iay nioraing Dr. S. G
Hays and ib'. D. O Khaitu- ^*'*•f'•rlr.’d
thi-ir fust free Lun.-il operations a.s
offered by ih.-m in siijtporl of th**
clinic bcinir held at tfu- sehoo!.'. .Acad-
tei'm.
Tlie rate nuluction order, i.ssued by
the commission in January, was eati-
maled to save customers of the com
pany upjuoxiinately $400,01)0 a year.'
In audit->0 to the exchange rate cut,
if (Mile'od a rwluction from 50 to 25
it^aKUCBY
TWPLELirE'
eniv .Stf,-.-. .'.crofi h:" l>e(*n propo*'-
l uned r. .. . I.ydie soliool th-.v'. and vents on the extra charge Toi h rench
ltd’ll Stu rt c.ilcM ci sc-lioo! tvA". .Xiine G''l‘'‘ teU phones
tb-l! l.ovtn.ir^, (iUi'ijkS Willi.' aiu! I.*.';- " ~
Shoals Measure
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to reduce the gold content of the dol-
ilar—-a .step that goes with his pro-
i»‘r Kdv.aiiis. p'oiiiKs of I'ne .Xcadeiny
Stn-el school, have a!n*aily umb’t’/oor
cfK-ration^ a'; i lu'..1
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leacbeis. i»nH-nt. uPil ptipi. .t'o sc
g'Ht«-ftii for lius service and to all
phy.-'icMi'.• .iii'if dei'tist.s m tic. e:iv
To Give Course
In Bible Reading
T
who h'U:
cltno'.
-den'( 0-0! to hdp in 'h
The pre'enci’ of l>r. W. M. Ander
'ion. of Ibilla.-', Texas, in our co'innu-
idty rails to our attention a plan of
W ill Attempt To Substitute Nor-{giam ''or a new world monetary i>asis. ■
ris Bill In Senate. 306 To 91 i Thv ..Wmament also Va, i ^ .
A A ' ^during the bu.sy liay will be the order of the day for t .ie
V t»te Is Recorded. capital as The inesident fue- Bnmd .Street Methfidist church on n'xt
< paretl to resume conversations \i ith Sunday morning at 11 o’clock. .\ si *-
the Flench envoj -.M. Heciiot. . able iirogram has been prv;>n*-e'l i'-y
From Keeretary H'jII came some the various departments of the San.-
H hint the L’nitod States ,lay
quid look recoplive!|k' uoon .some this hour. The offering for the cay
Special method of knitting make<i it
run-proof and non-eagging.
; Double elkowK and double armpiia
triple the life at these pointK. Shoal-
i ders are protected by triple-aeirn
Sunday School Day , .No wonder it never loses its shape
and wears three times as long as any
Sweater your boy has ever worn
before.
Methodists Plan
■i|ho annual “Sunday School Day,”
1 swerved by all Methodist church s.
•Washington, April 25
migfity
isti at ion's
The adinin-
program for de
veloping the ronuesrxoe ii\ei basin hint ib-i* the L’nitod States ,iav schiml and will be earned on',at
(iav* was made ready for early senate
con.-'idcraf ion hy
t;::
SKefACT FIKDER
oil I V, V. I r,rr.'-..rl vn-v ' ^ t of consultutlve tiHct. Thc French ^ goes
Bible ren>hng which has proved vimj (come majority. i. . .1 I
soarii of
wiiek of
VOFR-t’NCFE SA.Vl
111. u aie scseial explanations foi
lOe o igin of “I'mie Sam," meaning
the I tv.t<-<t St.it,-',. 'leve is oih* gener-
aii y 4*eJ44C. A a 1.. ~™——-—
1 h-* expie.'..-ion jHose at tlu* time oi
lb- w.sr b*-t\vcen tlie Unite*! States
an i (h.-at Hvitnin. At Ti-oy, \'. Y., *>n
sneces.«ful and helpful in his congre-1 The count was to'.*1 on passage
g»'of the Hill l\
'n.e whole congregation rea<ls Ihe .shoals plan, ('ru.^hed under
Bihe through every year. He assigns ^ ninjorily in which IT Republicans
the passages to be read before hand, ,'i|' five Farmer-I.ahorites join***!
and at the Sunday' and WcKlnesday Republicans and two Demo-
night service.s |M)int.s out the leading crats.
nieas'and outstanding mes.sages. But ~before the final ballot, the
' It is our plan to undertake this for; house voted 320 to 6H against a mo-
the Kii-st Breidiytenan congregation Demnc'at. Mi.ssissippi,
of (’linton, and we shall be very glad return the Hill bill to the military
to have the fieople of all our instructions that the
churches fall in w'ith. us under the j \’()|.i i.s draft of the vast Tennessee
leadership of their own pastors. | project be substituted.
The f'hronicle has kindly consented mehsure.r—drawn by Senator
to print for us each week the readingaJ jsjun is. the Nebraska indepeadenl who
$ 1.95
HIPP & ADAIR
\\'e
Sell for (’aih—4'ash l*a>s
(LINTON. S. G.
to^the Conference Board
have <lem;in<le<i a stcuriLy agrr-en;*”!*, ' Christian F’dicalion for the
, lUt G.'ne\a as the basis for any ac- Ghri.'Ctian education throughoij^
of tiu* Hill ve! >ion 0 t e prtsi (jp ^he disaniramerit confe'*’ncc. U’pjier South Carolina eopCt^renve.
Vmt’i an undei standing l>etwei‘n the Everyone is invited to aOerJil this ser-1 lilllllillllilllllllililll!!l!l!!l!lilllillliiii|li
United .States on some such pact jVice. ^ ' ■
lh«‘ Hu-Liip. a commissariat named
for the house bill which )fie believes
would "seriously interfere with the
’ study of the book of Psalms, we sl^l building of transmission lines because
ing with this
w
EHc!-: .\niier.'!i)ii, of .New York, had a
ytore ya-d. govinnmCnt in.sptH’toi
nani'-d Sarn u-l Wiison, who wa.s a
^avs call.-*! I ncle .Sam,” superin-i
tended the examination of the pro-
vis.on.-. and 'When they were .passed,
each cask or package was marked,
“F.A-Ls. tiu- in-tials of tho contiac- . Testament reading with
U«i an 1 * f the I ruled Mutes. 1 le j|p,f ptir New Testament with
duty It was to mark the casks'The.se two so naturally go
t*»gofher that often we find separate
,•tli^:on^ of tho Bible binding together
ihe N. w rctamenl and Psalms. So I
an', hund'.ng ove • to The Chronicle for
‘he iv.'ulings of the first ^<*ck in May
th* fulb.wng from .M-itV.u-y an*i
Psaln s. »
Maltlu w 1.1-T 29 for nioiniug read
mg .April "O-Muy •>. .
I‘.'>a!m.' 1 1*21 13 for .evening roiul-
iiigs_.\p’'!l oO-Muy 0
D. .T. WOODS, Pastor.
lias fought a dozen years for govern
ment operathm of its $140,000,000
shoals investment vva.s the one sched
uled for .senate consideration. ^
.Already ajiproved by the agricul-
for the following wt'ek.
However, as. four months of 1933
hav*‘ already.^pa.s.sed, we * shall not
> tart with Genesis; but fall, in about
wheix* we would have come had we
started w ith Jan. 1. We shall hope to nme c*)mniittee, NorrisHioiied to win
get into the swing of the meth*>d by' ^ senate right of way im-
jthe en*l of 1933 and start in '^'th' farm relief action.)
Genesis and Matthew Jan. 1 of 1934. plan was to sub.stitute his' own
I .As our Woman’s Auxiliary is start-
April in » cour.se of
it is he*lge.l about with red tape.’
was a fa* < I'ui’' ft llcw ami upon Iveing
a‘-h«<i .'.hut tbc t*-vs nu-ant, replied
ihi*. l"* y slou ' fur KU>ert .AndeisoM
an ■ I !*■'*■ .Sam i ii*' joKe s*)*)M becaiiw
knw”. and i<c.g iu-fu;*.' the war was
c\.’ w i." iuiuwn ih'Vug'nuut the
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. ;>v U - lu> m 4^y . C.iin'um. high:
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W. H. Nixon Has
Fatal Accident
schpol aiidit^iun. .Admi.ssion w’ilj 1>C|
Ti) Imd 15 *-«.*nt.-<. *- , '
y The piny i" .a come*ly concerning a
pair *>f‘ gl*i\”!^ which are .lost. Lound
i»y the w-.mg person, coneealeoj and
fiiKil'y leturnci to the projicr owner.
Walter Dillingham and Jefferson
Ruggles, veal estate dealers, take an
j actress on theii- yacht to look over
some lots on Plea.suce i.slaiul. For rea
sons of her own, the actre.«s pledges
G’-eenwood. .April 25.—Funeral !»er-m^j, secrecy concerning the
vices for William H. Nixon, who Was j (jeal. She leaves
fatally injured hy a Holstein bull at jfiove.'- aboard the yacht. The
•‘'onnie Maxwell orphanage Sataiwlay | al-e found by .Mrs. Ruggles
n'jrht. were*rt>jadueted at the orphan-Mis. Dillingham. Complications
age chajie Monday afternoon at 3
o’clock by Dr. -A. T. Jamison, super
intendent of the institution, Dr. C, F.
F'uneral Services Held for Vet
eran Worker At Connie Max
well Orphanaije.
Sims, pa.stor of the First Baptist
church; and the Rev. Walter Lee Cok-
ensue.
The cast is a.s follows:
Walter Dillingham, DiH Ellis.
Jefferson Ruggle««. Robert-McLees.
Robert Sims, Chalmers. Daniel.
er, pastor of South Main St»eet Bap-j^ Charley Brooks, Roswell Porter
tilt church. Interment was in Edge
wood cemetery. '
Mr. Nixon had Ixeen connected with
the orphanage for 24 years. He was a
highly e.steemed citizen. He was a son
at thie late Georg Neixon and Carrie !
Newson Nixon of Clarks Hill.
He is survived by his widow, who
was*’Mi^ An^ie Lm Timmerman of
Kirksey; one daugfi^r, Miss Virginia
Nixon, Greenwood; one son, W. H.
Nixon, Jr., lUilteighVTJ. C.; two broth
ers, D. M. Nixon, Gi^enwood, and J. J,
Nixon, North Augusta; 'two sisters,
Mrs. Ollie N. Burch, North Augusta,
and Mra. W. C. Miller, Miami, Fla.
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