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9 , i.> m.... PRESIDENT, TELLING NATION OF POUCIES, , FIRMLY DECLARES, "WE ARE ON OUR WAY’f w.' f / PAGE EIGHT / ii Mm TtlE 6lINTOn'cHRONICLE, CLINTON, Roosevelt Announces Great ion'market were named as moved in this Market For ~ Strongly of Government Gold and Easing of Yellow Metal Embargo. “Chiselers” Rapped. Increase of Agricul tural Prices' Assuredj Sound a 1 'unstinted Currency Stressed and Reval-j, nation* of Dollar /Promised. backing *~6he national re covery administration, the president declared “in the vast majority of cas es, in the vast majority of localities— the XRA has been given support in meafmre.” • “We know that there are chisel- ers,” he aid. “At the bottom of every i case of criticism and obstruction we Washington, Oct. 22.— President: >,ave found some selfish interest, Roosevelt tonight announced the ere- some private axe to grind.” of a government market for He lashed out also at the f'petty chiselers who seek to make undue T)' )fitr-on untrue statements” and re- , .... TVi^nded his hearers, further, that fovery pol.ces «-,lh a firm business anil in- ation *01 a gold and an easing of the gold bargo in telling the nation of" his re- that “we are on our way. Standing firmly by his recovery program, thej president .rapped the “chiselers”* 6f the national recovery administration; arsured an increase in agriculture prices with the words “if we cannot do it one way we will do it another”; promised a maintenance of government credit and “a sound cur (' ’'try, X. R. A. does not apply to the . al communities or to towns of un- -'r 2,r)0() population, except insofar those towns* contain factories or lain stores which come under a sik‘- j fic codip.” Mr. Ftoosevelt spoke at 10 p. m.. from the ground «floor study in the ... White House, where he has made his rency”; and announced the dollar talks to the nation, would lie revalued after a restoration spemt the day in a last minute of the price level. ' review with his recoveiy chieftain an<i The president’s speech w;as broad- ^^i***' his lengthy address, which l\e concluded with: Mr. Roosevelt put the ojieration of, ** have told you tonight the story the govermnent market for newly of <)ur steady but sure work in buil.d- rnined gold under the administ rat ion inlc our cTimmotT recovery. “Tn my of the ReconstrucUuti Finance .cor--.b*******'^^^ Tvoration. Ucr March 4th, T made 4wo things “Whenever necessary to the end in First, that 1 pledged no nur ture more purely beautiful than the^ tree-covered northern mountains in autumn. * ^ This year the coloring of th^ trees is more brilliant than I have ever seen it. Whether it i.s because of the late .summer rains, or from some oth er cause, the maples are a more gor geous scarlet, the birch leaves a brighter yellow, the oaks and the elms /' THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26., 1.933 John C. Davis, and oi)i|the West by a I ion of the premises on or after De creek, .being the line between said land cember 1st,' 1933, production i.s to be obtained more vivid brown, than usual, r rom r- « . f . my window as I write I look out upon Stockbridge mountain, as magnificent in coloring as a Persian carpet, with ■ he viiry'ng greens of pine, hemlock, spruce and fir picking out the high brilliance of the deciduous trees, and 1 experience a sen.se of sheei;_Fieauty -uch a« not e^*en the Grand ('anyon <md lands,of John C. Davis; and being identical tract of land Wnveyed to W. Wntts Davis by John Davis by deed dated January 31st., 1913, and re- j corded in deed book 35 at page 50, Of fice of the Clerk of Court of Co|nmon Pleas for Laurens 0>unty, South Carolina. The exact courses, dis tances, nietes and bounds of said tract will more fully appear by ref erence to a plat of survey thereof made by B. R. Todd, Surv’eyor, Feb ruary 7th, 1913,* reference thereunto being had, and being the same iract t of land conveyed to Wa.shington j ... . Glenn Davis by C. A. Power, Clerk of! are made up of compounds Carolina, by deed dated March 10th, ^ 1925. Terms of me sale: Cash. Tlie suc- THOS. W. BEXXETT, Clerk of Court, C. P. M HAT hENSI eat the feeding of the poultry flock is of th^ utmost t'rnportanc^ if heavy egg Men’s Work Shoes S1.75 to $3.45 L. B. DILLARD . , a. , . • futu-e u.«e and, as they are u.sed to nor the Hay of Naples arou.sed in me. ^uild tissues and repair worn out tjs- .-uos of plants and animals, and are -he baris-of all ljvihg_ti.ssue, they are Foods called nutrients into which the foods are broken before being u.sed in sus taining living processes. These nutri- ent.% are., protein.®, carbohydrates, fats, minerals, vitamins and water. Pro- teins are ahvhys necessary in the diet. They cannot be stored in the body for PHILCO Radios & Tubes Smith’s Pharmacy i Other scenes are more stupendous and awe-inspiring, but the trar.quil beauty of autumn woods is, to me, at once uplifting and soul-satisfying. probably the most im{M>rtant part of the entire ration. They are the most expensive nutrient to purchase and K F — Gi ves I'p Secrets the hardest to produce Men who study such things are proportion of protein usually deler- vbming to the conclusion that the mines-the price of the feed. ‘ , “arth is getting warmer. Th.e latest Carbohydrates coartitute the gieat- evidence is the thawing of the frozen er part of the nuMients of feeds, and earth along the borders of the Arctic include starches, sugar., and .fibre, »cean in northern Siberia. | which-ara chiefiy valuable >n produc- Twi-nty thousand years ago or so ing heal and energy. Xearly twi- | the mile-high ice-cap which covered thirds of our commoip-grain.s are itaJiTLl a dei>osit of Il25.00-i4being less than • hree per cent of the IJudgment here in I in;imediately upon the conclusion' of the bidding as a guaranty of good faith, and upon such bidder’s fail-' urc to make said deposit the Clerk of ('ourt shall immediately resell .said pro|ierty on the terms above provideil. In ca.'^e of any subsequent raised bid, at home. The '>■’ P™' ide.1 by law. each such bidder shall make a like deposit. The amount of such final deposit shall be | forfeited and applied to the judgment and costs in the event of non-com- pliarce by such last bidder within forty days from the date of public saF as herew provided. — Tiie pu cnaser upon pru.. jclion of _ disclosed, “we shall also gold in'the world market, a pdlicy ami not an ex view.” he buy, or sell “This is jiedient. “it is not to be used meiely to off set a tempo!ary fall in prices. We are thus continuing Ui move toward a managed cuirency. “.My aim in taking this is to estab lish and maintain continuous control;i ' “Government credit will be main tained and a sound currency will ac company a rise in the American com modity pric<‘ level.”' Mr. Roo.sevolt nuthnrized the Hfctoi- struction Finance eoriioration to buy gold newly mined in the United States “at prices to be determined from time -to time after coosullalitm "wtUi- tJo- secretary of the treasury and the Jiresident.” “Our troubles will not be ovei- to morrow,” the president said after an exhaustive review of his program; “but we are on our way and we are headed in the right direction." “Obviously, and Imcause hundreds of difftunit kinds of crops and indus- inal occupations in the huge territory March First, acles and, second, that I, would do my best. ■’‘I thank yhu for your patience and faith.” TODAY W! ■■ JTANk PARKtR STOCkBRIDOE br-- thb earth to as far south as'thb Ohio bohydrates, and they are the cheapest Glerk’s died will be lei rirer iegaa ta meh, ani^ hinnan be- portitm of the i^ion. KaU »ierv« the. ings l*egan to move Ta^-tner and far- .same purpose, or a similar purpose to thi-r north. Hut the soil ov the treeless erabohyilrates and have an energy plain-' of the .‘Siberian tundra thawed value that is 2.25 times that of carbo- only a few feet bcluw the surface, un- hydrates. Fats are fouml in all feeds, der the ’ rief summer suns. Helow was vegetable products and animal tissues, the eternal fro.-l, and preserveil as in The a-h is the part of the grain, nalui-e’s cold-sti'rage were the bodies plani or foot! left after burning and of prehistoric animal.^, trapped by the dt.-troying all organic nvalter< It is into possess- INSURANCE We offer expert service and protection. Afjent for some of the stronj^est Fire Insurance Companies in America. RE^L ESTATE Town and country prop erty. Prices attractive. Clinton Realty & Insurance Co. B. H. BOYD, A«enl SPECIAL EXCURSION again in the arctic. Something to think about HOI’S INH — An Endorsement _ There is one announced program of the federal i a'lniinistration to which I can heartily subscribe. There are . ,, - .. , • . others, but ! have m mind the idea of government aid for the rebuilding "'*"**"* • -- , the “slum” dwellings of the cities and’ the development of “subsistence farms” for many city folks who, un- ^ , . . j • .u „ ,:i- 1 .1.1 . .tav r«>4>ontlv in Xew York “Starting <*f th.e ration to aid in the assinuia- der our present industrial system, are ‘**y twentiv in .\ew i oi k. r .. i . • . i . . ,, ' , iu fnr t'alifornia toniirht ” he said I tion of other' nutrients and to main- Ihltl mukcii up this nation art: mvolyw, unable to survive when off the pay- for t aiiiornia lonigni. m saui. cannot reach thi* goaTTiTa few roll, except by charity. u# .w . . ii v ♦u.. i« ♦ i at- .the oresent I > know an increasing number of thought that would Ik* Iht last men who have found their way to self- would of him for a month or t\>o. the depression by getting Ten days later I encountered him advancing ice from the m i th, perha|>s very neces.s^rv to egg- production. The a million years ago. * a.sh cimtent of the ration is cheap and. M re li’ian a hundred ^ ago a until recently, little attention was peiitetly pMI 'cd bpily of a mam- paid to the ash content of th** ration moth wa.- Pnind v.'htb'e the tundra had for laying hens. During the last few melted. .More and more of them have years the minerals in the ration have l»een fouml,' ami each farther north, been receiving an increasing amount This. i-ciehtTsfs say, iTrdve.'T^bat the'<»f attention. p”'-: r ire:yap fs -stHl eeeedingr -JHtd- Water-aids the-softening -of ibe f*H»d that the lime will come, perhaps in and the lransporla|ion of vegetable another hundred thousand years, when matter, and also regulates the body .sem»-lropical vegetation, such as has temperature. Fowls consume large been found undigested in the storm qiianritii^^^^ through feed.^ and arhs--of these nmmmolbKr will grow-, drink. The imiM>rtance of water may be* illustrated by stating that a bird when will die when it has lost 10 i>er cent “|H*r- of boily weight through thirst, but will not die from starvation until all fat is removed from the body and 50 iH*r^*nt of all,protein. The vitamins are a» necessary To ATLANTA one part FLYING — There and Hi^ck had luncheon with a friend in California tonight,” he said. wished—him a pleasant trip-—and - t-am-4-be health -of-1h** bird. They are. ed. %ve cannot reach the goal in a tew .e.i, eAwe,,.^ number of thought that would Ik* the 'last I at- .the pre.sent time, designated by iiK.ntlis. We may take (.ne year or two I know an incuasing numiur ol alphabet. Hriefly stated, V. n v m three vears ” '>«*n who have found their way to self- wouui see oi mm lor a monin or i\>o. i » i i ♦, ” turte .\( ais. . sunnort in the deiiression bv gett’-ng Ten dav< later I encountered him a deficiency of vitamin A leads to dis- < iiiMg accotnjihshmenls, the presi- support in tht dtpu.ssior t)> ^ <ame club “Thought vouie ises of the eye and throat; a defi- ,1. ..* imM the oeoiile th*it tinemnlov- hold of a piece of land with some sort again ai me sanu ^luo. in.Higni , , <1,1. ,.«1 the piopU th.it mmpioy i managing to were going to .California,” i remarked, ciency of \..ainin li .o nervous trou- m has been re,luc(*,i by 10 per c<*nt of a house on jt and so managing to k k ^ inclu.ling a typical form of pa- vv.'h ihi. riMsmolovno'nl of HtOO ()0<) get by, even when lin(*mployed for; I\e J.ISV go> ikur, in npimi. . f. .1 I Kil!" that the atTiuge faTTOcr will two oV three years. Hut most dty "-Swo: a few days with my da,l in S.nn raly.sis; a ,leficieney of vitanr.n re- • "’•* "■ i-,,,. ,,i, .v...k.T» hav.'nT th,. ..r the '•■'■eo.'W » linh- h..sin..ss m Kahsas sulf; m an tnaluhty to ,.pop..rly as- City un my way out, and took in the siiuilate or utilize minerul.-; a defi- Chiiago Century of Progress on my ciency of vitamin L to sterility. The $r ROUND TRIP $1 .00 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29 FROM CLINTON TICKETS ON SALE F<^R EARLY MORNING TRAINS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29. RETURN LIMIT TO LEAVE ATLANTA 7:20 l‘ M. (CT) OR 9:50 P. M. (CT) SAME DATE. TICKETS GOOD IN COACHES ONLY FOR FULL INFOR.MATION APPLY XgENT SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY I rec'-ive o’U'-third more cidp-: thi.s year than in to he the did iimney He mad'* no direct r(‘feri'iu’c situation in the farm area, luit say: “I do not bc.'-itate to say in the sim plest, ch'ar(*sl language of which I am caiiahle. that althmigli tin* prices of many ludducts of the farm have gone lip ami although many farm families an* better off tlian they w<*rt* last year, I am not satisfied either with the amount or the ,*xlent of the rise, and that it js d,‘finitely a part of our policy to increase the rise and to extend it to those pioducts which have 1^ yet felt no benefit. “If we cannot do this one way we will do it another. Ho it, we will.” Going into the complex monetary problem, he ii.sserted that when the knowl(*dge now to adopt that method of self-support. They have- to Ik* taught and to he financed; hut unles.s goAeminent does that, we shall never have a permanent solution of ,our most ' importi at social pnd^dem, that of unemploym(*nt. IIOHROItS OF W AU W’e s|K*ak <^f the horrors of war, but few moderns realize what a deva.stat- ing effect the wars of ancient times had. It- was only about three hundred years ago, when the early colonists beginning to settle America. The Th! rty Tears war i avaged w; y back. I w«bln't think of traveling even five hundrcl miles excejil by air.” I counteil up the years since I .•-aw Glenn C'urtls make the very first pub lic flight ever made in an airplane. Twenty:-fjve years ago last July! It to*»k a full week, any way you figured it. to gel fixun Xew York to San Frcnci'.w in those ddys; twenty-two hours new/and the flying ti*ne shorts ening every few weeks. t)ur world has shrunk and is .still shrinking. requirements of the fowl f»u’ vitamin (i are not ,lcfinitt*ly known at’the p; es' nt lime bat it has t>“en ^hown be 0.;, entirJ. There are in >ns thnt vitamin C is not necessary in the poultry ration. Our Expert Dyeing ns <► Is Cheaper Than ; were 'that price level has been restored “we shall seek to establish and maintain a dol lar which will not change its purchas ing and debt p.aying iiower during the succeeding generation/’ ('omplaining (if the susceptibility of the American dollar to international influences, Mr. Roosevelt in hiS ad- ilress from the TlhiteJmiseuuyaipha-- Ge»niany until the population was re-^ duced from 24,000,0(M) to less than 4,()ti0,000. Not all were killed in war, of jCourse; most died of starvation. U.ttei lawlessness prevailed outside of the fortified cilief.? No per’son’s liL* was safe, and cannibalism was actunl- !y practiced, according to Gerard, former United States Ibassador to Berlin. Human flesh Mas even exposed for sale in the markets Heidelberg in HjlS^ sahl ‘'U'' Ger- rAMHBEI.I. TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT NOTICE OF SALE State of South ('arolina. County of I,4iurens. Court of ('ommon PU*a.s. The First Carolina.® Joint Stock Find Hank, of Columbia, IMaintiff. vs Wa.'shington Glenn Davis and T. D. Copeland and C. \V, ^tone, ais (uirt- ners under the firm name of Co|>e- land .Stone Co.. Defendant. Buying We are in position to give all cf the new shad^ and you will find our Dyeing Service satisfaiclor^ and eco- ncmical. Campl^ell Lodge No. 44. A. F. M..) Pu.rauant to Decree of the Court in will hold a regular communication above entitled matter, I will sell b riday night, Oct. 27th, at S o’clock. All James W. am- im|K>rtant meeting, ed to be pre.sent. By orxler of \V. M. ' VT P. Adair, Secretary. ANNOUNCEMENTS sized that “the United lat.is Tiuist,ai“ ‘n a recent putmsneu sraiemeiu.r I hereby announce my.self as a can take firmly into its own hands the' Polygamy* waa .lygali/etl, In AlirermarThom Ward gold value of our dol- late the land speedily. either in or at the Court House at members urg- C. during the legal hours; for such sales' on sales day in No-: ^vember next, the same being Monday, ; November <*th, 1933, to Ahe highest bidder for cash the following des cribed projierty to wit: • I .All that certain tract, pitce or par-, : cel of Jandi situate, lying and being i»-^ If we cannot dye U properly^ we w ill frankly tell you so upon receipt of garment. TAKE AN INVENTORY OF YOUR OLD CLOTHES WE'I.L MAKE THEM I.IKE NEW REMEMBER control of the gold value of our lar—this is ne<:e^ary in order to vent dollar disturbances from swing ing us away from our ultimate goal. at the land piei. .\mbition and religion were - root of the Thirty Years war. We are hardly likely to have another great namely, the continued recovery of our war over religion, but ambition liiay commodity prices.” promote one at any time. The government controlled plan for * purcha.se of newly mined gold and i I.E.4NES — Nature’s IMumage sale or purcha.se of gold in the world • subject to elect ion. ih’e Laurens County, South Carolina, con- om Ward 1.j taining^ two hundred one and eighty result of the special nine and one hundredths C201.S9> J. HENRY, JR. 'acres, more or less, bounded on the i North aad West by lands of John C. i Davis, and lands of the estate, of R. Phinney; on the East and I^orth- east by the Public Highway leadjniT from Clinton to - Ninety Six dividing said lands from lands of the estate, of H. M. Hunter and South by lands of THE PHONE 2^ ’s Trench Coats h $3.45 L B. 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