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y ♦ . A A . * • / If Yoa Don’t Read S THE CHRONICLE i You Don’t Get { The News. • •/ r !> » ^ o \ ; 1 ^ 1. ] —■IIMW , THE ClflRO^ICLE | • Strives T)k Be a Clean Newa-f S paper, Complete, Newsy, f and Reliable. VOLUME XXXIV CLINTON, S. C.. THURSDAYAJ.Afs’UARY 25, 19:I4 NUMBER 4 ROOST LIKELY IMajority PUots HERE IS WHAT GOLD PLAN IN GAS TAX^ Cracking Whip , MEANS TO JOHN DOE’S SIO One-Half Cent Increase In Gas Tax Proposed By Senate Fi nance Committee To Offset Fifty Per Cent Reduction In I*rice of License Tafi:s. \, :Congressional Chiefs Push Pres-i Washington, Jan. 22.—What would’know that devaluati ■ idenCs Monetary Program f'^ppeh to the $10 in Mr. John Doe s profit of several ! On Caphol Hill. • ■ " ! The answer, most experts agree, is Washington. Jan. 20. — Spurred on, virtually nothing at all for the pres- should be reduced to half that NRA Would Hdp leaders GIRD Sirfer Firm, pQg BATTLE If the lejral' prain, of pot^i m.ion wilf moan a John.s«„ lynches J" Dcmt^ralic Chiefs Prepare T. htlhon, to ht, pov- study Needs of “L.UIe Fel-, will of I'retiident O. a. .ml.rectb .to him., low" Under Codes. r.oW •<;ii v.. ■ . in a Gold Bill. Three-Year Limit IMaced On Program By Senate Banking Committee. • Washington, Jan. 22.—While under ;by White House wishes, Ek^mocratie'ent. but any number of things iri the then the government has two a new barrage from the senate. NR.\ I leaders on capitol hill today pushed' future. ' I dollars with h,alf as much gold in each' to«lay began an endeavor loosen Columbia Jan 23—The .senate fi-i^^^ dollar devaluation bill. The house j .\s to the present. The $10 bill inl®*^^- credit-for business, particularly for , inance committee'tonigiit reported out P^^^ed it before adjournment. * Mr. Dice’s pocket has been worth al The pi^ofit in new money, created by the i=n»all firm.s which have not beenU” I*resident RooseveK the unn- \V a.shir^gton, Jan. 23. — Determined able to get loans at the bank to fj. powers he re<iue.sted in hb ^^uggeited' donment of the gold standard he'has m oth- nance rode-incr^sed payrolls. monetary bill, administralioif leader* this or that change, but api^arently! not been able to gel that gold. The ' amount of gold Hugh S. Johj^n announced he had tonight said a major limitation impos-* everybody re.nlized that Mr. Roosevelt'presTdentT plan would make it worth ,dollar. To the extent that his ^H’tAiled .V D. W’hiteside. pre.sident ofi**‘\^y ^ rebellioys .senate bankingcom- in all prt>bability would get just what less gold., and formally prohibit its money is used, there is some inflation. Dun and Brmibtreet, Inc., and NRA mittee wa.s unacceptable and begaa I he wanted and that the law soon would exchange for gold. ! '*’**1* ^ expansion if used division administrator, to ‘*emk*avor lu'oparations for a rousing floor fight be on the statute books. But. although tlie pile of gold be-1 government bonds. to formulate methods of financing to elimination. the house auto tag bill after tacking’ Rcpublicahs grjunibled at the haste; certam weight in gold, but since ahan- simple bookkeeping operation of on an amendment providing for a halfcongressmen ,^ixgge3Ted' donment of the gold standard he 'has '•P price of gold, or. in oth- cent a gallon increase in the gasoline tax to counterbalance the 50 per cent reduction in the price of licen.ses. The house bill w'ould go into effect /on May^l, 1934. Previously the senate had passed and sent to the house a Meanwhile, the veterans’ bloc on ^ hind Mr. Ikie's $10 might be reduced • 1 uii !_• L ,1 , , ^oth sides studied the XlTv, vL* K rl,. tI! which lih<.n.li,<.,l vctcr-lbill in hi, ,HK-kc Bill k' ^ ®^""|ans’ compensation payments by ap- m for ten ene-<lollar bills, forty quar- f “73 1" T ■ P' oxin'«<^ly ^ ,cr, or UX> That is. if ho want, 77C! „ .3, ^"<*'1 Chairman Rankin of tho votorans-'to carry .ha. many. The no o' #72”’' “77i i2 !conimitioo had called hearinpr, for' Mr. lX»o*s fi.'cond immediate eon- I ill hv ihA 3 a ,7”2 ^ tioiA Tuesday on proposals'to jrive the, cx-rn is what will hapiwn to prices, bill by the senate, and the hou.se s con ' ' • 11 « cuiTence jn forestall the The use of the profit to retire bond' liberalize the extension of nuinetary presidential I in height and placed beyond roach. theiO*" ‘‘'ker purpi-sn's would reduce to cnnlit to the manufacturer, wholesal-. ure ized voter-!bill in his iHwket can still he handed » ^kpkt extent the taxes John wilLer. retaiW and consumer.” jboa A V < L A « • ••• A Wm««aW # a-v • .V ♦ k« a w % • aV M • w w a V M # • ** E 1 A «&' % I 1 Ewfk M « A » • 1 M awl •* — t ) ' H th B ’ I next Tuesday on proposals'to give the j corn is what w ill hapinm to prices. <?x<*hangt‘and gold fT !^’^'*^*‘rvice men additional benefits, but! Nearly all enmomists agree there will of a large amount ^ne ameiiame^ jYoulaj-yjp them until JanitaTy^ 3© be at leasraTeniporafy price nsi< But - would tend to rais stn ing o t t au o ag ,^ study the president’s executive' after that opinion ranges from belief pounds and corses The committee wrote into the'mea.s- amendments eVeating a five-man boant to administer the .$2.000.00©.tR>» have to pay to retire the government! “He will be particularly concerned,”' stabilization fund" that wouUl be ea- debt. Johnsxm went on, “with the problems, t'ablished by the bill for the protection Kenuder from Mr. Dm* is the use of smaller husine«<ses where the diffi- of the dollar’s foreign value, and upon of part of the profits to buy foreign culty of obtaining credit may be om* this the Ik mocratic lea<!ers concen- e.xchangi.* and gold. Thus, the purchase of tht* .severest handicaps in comfieti- trated their fire. of A lavK,. anuiunt iif KuRlUh pliumls tio^'ith lar^r enterprise.,." ^ ^ Ru(iins«i-s4L Ankansa.s the- * IX mik-nnlc TOoT Teanei-riiOT lieTiJ aise The piice of thbse down i mittee. Both houses have ' voteil amendments to previous bills impos ing an additional one-cent tax on gas oline to counterbalance the deficiency in lict*nse levenue. The senate committee’s substitute for the house bill provided that anyj one owning an automobile on or befoie spomlinKly lower the' conference with I'^siilcnt a.,«cvelt „„i h„w a committee of five could short-lived pnee of the dollar in terms of pounds, at which, apparently, final details of function in a manner neces>;iirv to the differentes to a free conference com-1 , . , , ^ i i Older. I that the nse will lie only .Although a number of Democrats to pretliction< not only 'of a long-term; If |>ounds aiv high in relation to dol-|lhe program were worked out. While j had joined in the move to libt'ralize ' rise but also a new ability by the gov. , lars it takes fewer of theny Jo buy this was going on at the W hite Hou.se i existing rt‘gulations for ex-service eminent to make prices stable. .American wheat, and wheat exports Senator, Nye, Republican, of North was consuU*ix»d aimtbtfur that ^Ir. Ik*e is- further interesteil to ( might be ext'ecied to increase. ' Dakota, was charging Johnson with "a men, it I congress wouIiL go beyond the limit ’ - - Mr. Hoosevolt had set in changing thelAA^wy* ■>^•11 1 economy act. " ! WHO KlllCU The .'enate was in rt*cess, and a lull . ... , ,, had come m two of the issiM's that .May 1, 1934. for which a fbll-year li-! , « i .u i ♦ r o ... . .. claimed attention dunnir the last few.. cense for the tag year lH.‘ginning No- , i li • . . , ' day,-lobbyists and air mail. Widelv-HeraWed Murder Joseph B. rjistman, railroad coortli vember 1 and ending Octolwr 31, 1934, has been purchased shall be entitled to a 25 per cent i-efund of the purchase price. , Under the bill, o^jwr.s of motor ve hicles hereafter licensed and register ed during the first quarter of any li cense year shall pay the full annual Those^gtsteiSed dimnir^The ond quaiJer, three-fourths of the an nual late, and those regi.stei-ed during the lart quarter, one-fourth. However, the highway department, at the re departure frt>m the actual truth” in -saying Nye and Senator Borah, Re publican. of Idaho, had refused to i*o- r» 1 117 • l-.OW O* IT n 01 » operate with NR^.m prevention of fc^SUrl Wrignt* SlgTI"lJp By Jlst n^^nopoUsm. He insisteii Johnson hatl ^ . j ® dr\*ppt‘d negotiations when Nye .said he would have to have the consent of Must Complete I nator, transmitted a report to con-' givs.s, which declared against any im mediate move towanl government ownership although this was favored as an ultimate .solution to the rail problem. Trial Rental To Be Held Here Wednesday Night, January 31. ifrs Holding f'ontract.s. Will Then Be Ulinton residents won’t have to b'ave their own streets to see and hear a munler trial, for one is to take place j } Aiyxttjwn- rW-oInpwfime Aiii-inff tkoUt rka VVednesdavI 1 S „ -'- congress. Sent.By (tovernment To Farm- No details as to what avenues of ex- jMinding rmiit the administration had in mind were disclosed tonight, but I there were indications of a full expla- day showed the extent to which the administration was concentiating on the monetary issue. Secretary .Mor- genthau met al the treasury with fed Following the county ami commu nity meetings and the organization anJ instruction of ' liKa! Ckuumittee.s 'nation in the mwr future. night, January 31, at 7:30 o’cKVek. j for the 1934-3,5 cotton reduction cam- A young nuin, “Bob” Sim^, will W paign. this w»ek and next will bej “tried” for murxier, and the whole set- s|a*nt in actual signing up of reduc-; ting will deal with the “killing” of ajtion contracts by farmers, says R. W. ' Hq[h School League Meets successful operation of th** fund when quick decisions and iinfm-.s-en act.on might be needed. .Another change made liy the c..m- mittee pl.aced a three-year limit unon ,the operation of the fund and umm the time in which the pres: '.err inght devalue the dollar, ('onsiilerablc sup port appeared in the .senate for ihi* provision and KiVbinsun said the que>- tion of leaving it in the h;'l i r elimi nating it was ireceiving study and -"e was “not prepare:! to say w iuit i> ''e to be done about it.” As sent to the capitol by t’^.e adm.",. istration, the bill prjovided t'm^ ir .secix'tary of the treasury -huiM ha.-* sole authority to administi r l/ie f.;.*:: mercial transaction he mt^ht deem nwessary to the purposi of stab l.z- ing the dollar abroad. / Objecting that this e-n lo c of »nv car owner can issue re.scrve btmrd members, and gov-iman by his friend, who, it is shown.f Hamilton. a.ssistant to Director Long District Arranges For (’'4>ntests'tiva.sury head to do a gi ne ai bank ^ ^ . * ulernors of the federal reserve banks. Jwas under the influence of liquor at in charge of campaign details. U«l-I U.’ » 'business. Senator (Hass protu>.-,ed • * .semi annua sis. j |jj testimony b<*fore senate and!the time he struck the blow which Notice from Wa.shington has In-en *11**'. "ay pa ! house commUtt^es. bank governors had j snuffed out a life, left a widow and jweiveil to complete the sign-up work cou < CO tc e on y once in om, j expressed doubt and misgiving over {family of fatherless children. jby January 31 so that rental clH*cks. cense year. ;« tk.. j/aiUr muasur* tjki Xha “Uiai** ia beiag put on in co-iUtay be sent out to farmers in time, toj To Be Held In Spring. W. R. a .Anderson Is President. The High School league, Diatrict OTHER .MATTERS Ul* , Columbia, Jan. 22.—SUrting out to clear the decks for major liquor and money measures, the general as.sein- bly tmlay got entangleil with some ghost.s of former .session.s, and put in several hours night work to catch up with ita schedule. . ""f The senate, among other things, re-j tho propoaal in the dollar measure tol „ ^ _ .... v'e.st title to the federal reserve bank. operation with the churcht*s and is a aid them in financing their crop ac-' No. 2. which is compost'd of Union, mean.s of pointing out a le.s.son on tivities this spring. Farmers are there- 'gold with the treasury. But the word from the trea-sury' temrn'rance. Twvnty-five prominent: fore requested, .-ays .Mr. Hamilton, not la»un*n-s counties, im i «i mv oonfibmed by 'ht that the bankers and the tix*as- local , leaders of this city will take to wait for a visit from committee-*'‘ch»K»I Monday evx ning at 7 o’clm k to, of the eh inge Newbt‘rry, Cherokt*e, Spartanburg and laiurems counties, met at the high ^amendment, to put the fumi in t** hands of a board of five eon.-..sting ■> the .secretary of the treasury, the g - emor of the federal reserve U»ard, comptroller of the cunen.-y and * Dr. ury had a harmoniou-s conference and, part in the trial. th^.,j that nothing had hap|K*ned that might i 'Fhe cast follow.s: mar government plans to borrow hil-' Juilge Dr. John MeSween. lion.s in the next few months. : Sheriff Rev. C. B. Betts. Before the .senate lianking commit-' Jack Stiles (bootlegger!- 1 J- t v;,.U*e, a ( hatiancHiga l*anker. (I. 1’. Pres- Ross Lynn, suined ('..seu.s.sion of the . anUt oo »i s|K*aking for the Chamber of l>eputy Sheriff- Rev. .S. 1*. Bowle.s. hydro-e et ric ’ (’omnieiee of the United States, .saidt <’ourl Reporter — \V. R. Amlerson. .s-kOimy is>ues o e ... sts. » , proposed I ran.s-, Frank IJoyd (defendant). “Bob” cipitated a long debate in the senate, " ' , * xatUo. ,r.,v ‘o , 1 . t , fetleial ix*seive gold to the go\- Sims, ending in adoption of two resolutions i i \i.-u 7: “ ' , , . . eminent. . .Mrs. French (>lar .witness) — .Mis. p,'.,v.dmK f,.r «ff.c.al .lanu-s l>; WarburR. S..« York bank- John W. F.»m-y. 1 ** * l‘'■OJor ,L 7 er, said, howovor.'.na; while he iloubt-: .Mr. I'ook Iromm-ri Rev, kalwanl The lawnrakers .^e mer..,- of the theory of raising ment fioin loviinoi at c o prices by ilepreeiatinlt the ciirrenty, he) .Mrs, Uoyd Idefen.lant's mothe/)^ he transmute,I to both 7’ ' ; Louyht fonyres., had better yive ils'.Mrs. Georyv Itav.s. - poi-t of Is State p anntny ,.’aai,,La„ sitpptirt to the presidential proyram. ’ .Mrs. M'nyhl (wife of ,lerease,l>— ommendatmnsforley.slal.on eno I ny Mrs. R. U Plaaico. the .stale to borrow around $(,U()(),U(M» . u..... k.. y i r . a . r«.tairi Testiiuony by ;>>ecretary Wallace be- < ounsel for Defense f,„m the I>tt A to .mprove an.l repairl^^^^ .gncnlture con.m.ttee’ M^-anwhile batile lilies we,e drawn '>'•*1 »>' Bankhead biU to[ p,«^„,in* Attorney big issues—cotton production Through li- Chambers. the number of bale.s that' ^ijumnioned for the jury: league for the the .spring. -king,” -ay> The basketball tournarni*rit for class; [h/rt^Jme' han” ‘w!‘u 7 :'c: le man who H schtH»Is will be held at Pri_^byterian except fare a' com- college. F^di. 23. and all scholastic. ivMilting t o.,, contests to U* held in vTit ;ii ijccting an amendment oric'' \doo, Ib niociat, td <'a! f’ovrra, ^■^iwhich the re.ser\e ban- tt. :. t ,! tiy Y ir persons to be appointed by the pi enate. . , .0.1 P'L* of the chiinges .nade. men. It i- not m ves>ary for the meas- di.scus.s knd arrange the work of the upheld the p ’ uring of acix*.' ti* In* done before »►! al ’ 'time of -igning the contracts, “.Many farnie .- are a-king,” U! .Mr. Hamilton, “how the I signs t he ci^nt rai't will fa-■...y.'. - —. ——■ ——-... — — —..... ^ ^ ^ partnl with the farmer who d'‘es not dec’amation ami expression contests ■sign. The answer is unmistakably "ere .arranged for. The dtxdaination, clear in the words of .'secretary of .\g- expr«*ssion and debate contests will l*e riculture Wallaix*. who states: the S<*c- held in t’linton. I’etary uf .Agriculture intends that The following schiMils were ix*pi\*- prinluct'ra. s||rn,hg contracts shall fare sented au the me<*ting: .Newdn'riy, l>etter than~rho-e w ho do not. .All the lotuiens. Gray ('ourt-Ow ings, Clinton, powers granted undci jhe .Agricultural Pr\»sperity, Union, W'oiKlruff, Holly .Adjustntent .Act vtiil, be u.sed to ac- Springs, .'sandy HtH, Wbitmire. Thorn. Ilf the dollar. .Mc.Vdeo a-ked tha: t ) -l h«- • 'Uic ;i' a “t' ehise lax.” « I*'* complish thi.- end H. H. John- Kev. H. ().' Kentucky Minister Here Sunday for a showdown on liicensing the number of bale.s that' ^ijummnned for the jury: R. W'. Rfv. Cary R Blain, president of the ^4*^0jii non ir^.n^rKl might be ginned—provided the farm- Wade, George \V. Holman, .I. H. With- Highland In-iitute, KentiK*ky. ami Bi.k thl themselves favored it. lerspoon. FL D. Cmig, I. Boland. R., pa-st«r of the Highland and Camn* supply »i , , a* i The hou-se committee investigating 1.. Bailey. W. W’, HarrLs, Dr. A. F^.,churches rn “BlmKly Breathitt” epun- durnped on e svena e s . • ixa^sj activities in the United States, Si>enrer, I>r. D. J. WikmIs, V. Parks ; ty, Kentucky, sjM.ke in the city tw ice i nor hUPcomes yn* for' “‘P‘>*‘ted that German “propagandises” Adair, W. Hugh Flargle, A. I.. Duck-jsunday and was heard with interest ^iVt ’ th Vouse tomorrow The .seeking to arouse pubjic opinion ett. Dr. J. W . Davis, Dr. T. U W\ Bai-' by large congix-gaiions. In the .after well. ^ Dffiivrs for the lb31-35 session were elecltHl as follow.s; W’. R. Aiider- .-t»n, t'linton, president; H. 11. Hedge patht Newberry, vice-presikb*nt; and B. S. Pinson, Thornwell, .secretary- treasury r. Items Picked Up On College Campus The Blue .Slm'kinjL' .’sanu'S Ne" StaiT and Other .VctiNilies uf Intere.st. of the :“Ka‘'''«f France, and urged "a continu-' ley. supply bill is now in the hand.s ^ . senate finance committee and is not the inquiry n v,,, , w exrH.ct«l to to tho floor until latr | Senator Nyr.Repuhhcan, of North,,n« w.ll he taken , Dakota, who had criticised NR.A activ-j ‘ ities, said he would not pits.s for a at this Vnoon al four o’clock he was heard by *ln the student election held ’he , x< week, Frank (luesN of Rock Hill, wa- eleyteil editor-in-chirf ;"~l‘ohn HutU >n of (iir«‘i-nville, managing edi.or; nr. ! Henry Dillard of thi.- city, inisint*^-, ^lanager, for The Khie .'stocking. Pr-*.-- /hyterian college weekly nc\v-pa,r-.- , No change ha.s been made the past f»»r the coming year. 'week in the .status of (he litigation Blue Key, honorary leade -hip ! .*- pi-»HH*edings brought again.st tb<' teinity, initiated se\cri new memlhiij-- No Change In Mill Status Drunken Driver conKroasional investigation at: this 1 JIUrenS ^Mfice time. - j |<w«|| 1^ - 1^1^J Chairman McKellar of tlhe senate, Dill iNOl I &IJ10Q postoffice cominitiee predicted a fa-1 ^ _______ ' vorable re|>ort Monday on the resolu- ■ Washington. Jan. 20. — Representa- j live McSwain on Friday announced | >«‘**ion.s the appointment of Ci A. Power as throughout the (;eneial Assembly, postmaster at Ijiurens. MoSw’ain said al Sheppard’si Vote Keeps Measure 'i“" to br.»den the ,»«era of the sen- sneppu “ H ..ate coTnhuttee investigating air mail In Senate For Further Consid- eration. Many Absent. The trea.sury, in an effort to tight-j Mr. Power had the highest average of Tq plH Va^AnCV _ — en incoViie tax administration, ordered ’three eligible^ who were placed on the * * “■ ^ Columbia, Jan 23.—Senators tonight all stock, bond and commodity brok- gm^liftedl Ibt by the Civil .Service coni- w'hipped a bill to make the publication ers to report on the 1933 accounts of nvission, .An examination was held sev- | of drunken drivers’ nam'e.s non-libelous every customer ahose piu'chases or ^^al weeks ago. i —*7 . into final form but had it.s passage to sales amounted to $25,900. I Mr. Power has been active in Dem-1 The V. S. 1 ivil .S<*rvice commi.ssion the house blocked by Lieutr'Governor The White House issued an execu- ocratie and political circles in Iaurens'ha.s onlered an o|»en comjietiiive ex .Admisision free, A voluntary offer-1 the Thornwell .Memorial congregation. ap4.-at the evening .service was^ the ^^3**^**"*^^*“* lo- |), AV. Bogg.s. Liberty; (tPTi’ge- irunhir. guest s|»eaker at the First Pi;esbyte- •'^1 s;ockholik*rs owning the $O0,(X)O R»K-k Hill;.K. .M. Perrin, TUiion; 11. F. rian church. • preferretl slock in the cor|Knation. Bolick, Clinttm; L. ,\. .MeUail. FI - Dr. Hlain ha> s}H*nt hi.s life in moun- The mill is now in operation, wah imuc; T. H. Winglite, ( hailottc; J. \ . tain mi.ssion wurk of > the Southem day and night shifts, under the iii.;n- (\.iuhs, Covington, La. Presbyterian church. While here he agemenl of C. VV’, .Stone ami W. J. Two (’olumbia ci.i/.ens suoke at :. * inaugurated the Week of Praver and' Hailfield named in a court oixler on college during the past vvee-v. Dr. Self-iiemal in the interesr jof home. J*»*‘**0’ ’-Bh liTrepresenf tlhe pire- K. .Mills of the Univi r-ily Licaltv. a ; which IS ikeing observed fern-d and 'common .stockholders' on- J. S. .Sloan. .Mr, .Sloan gave a ilenii.. • .til a sati,sfactoi-y agreement -can Ik* .-nation of liquid an, ami l)r. .M ..- reached. Goes To Power At Gray Court spoke on “Chemical Wai faie.”- Allen Jone.s of Seneca, has returr.-.--i to school aft«*r an appendicitis oper ation at the .Anderson hospital. Jamee O. Sheppard’s negative vote tive order giving Jthe federal trade | for 20 yearsu He has served a.s Demo-1 amination to fill the vacancy breaking a tie. commission authority to decide com-'^ratic county chairman, clerk of the [office of p<»-tma.S(er at Gray f'ourt. The lieutenant governor cast his plaints regarding monopolies affect- i^yrt and is-now probate judge, which application for which will clo.se on vote when the fourth roll call on it ing the small busines.s man. position be will relinqui.sh to l>^come j o office is now held by i-esulted in a 14-14 tfe He said he- ' postmaster. " 'ja.sper E. John>un, and the .salarv -s - •— • sideration “in the absence of 18 sen-j Plan Anniversary Meet c ~,r~„ 7 i-TZT To Apply Early .\ meeting comineniorating the in the nineteenth anniversary of Kiwanis international will l>e held by the loi’al Kiwanis club this evening at 7:30 at Hotel Ulinton. . -A special program has bivn ar- - -< The Clinton Production ('ledit co’-- poration, .set up “to serve the faruver* «kf loiurens and Nevvbe'vy counties. r\^ m • J X * Dial Is Mentaoned On Florida inp; e j r* 1 To Succeed Cooper NOTED PEDIATRICIAN \ AT WHITMIRE TONIGHT the coming year. ators tonight.” . As held over on the calendar for fi-| nal reading, the bill would make publi-j C. M. Bailey, pre8ident_iif Lydia catiiMi of»names ^f drivers whose li- Cotton Mills, Mrs. Bailey, and daugh-| WashiQ|;ton,\Jan. ^). — It was ru-1 Dr. F. H. Richardson of Rrot>k censes ar4 revoked by the highway de- ters. Misses Lucy and Florence, leftiniored aroond capitol today that] 13m, N. Y.. and Black Mountain. N. C.,i ranged forjhejneeting with a review has oiH*ned an office in tlu* J.acobs & to he giv«*n by the prim’i|Hil s}K*aker company building and ha.s already A*n- on the history of Kiwanis, iLs objects, teretl upon its w'ork, it was .stated ye-- objectives and jmlicies as «utlini*d for terday by Rex I.anferd, the sfcretarv- partment privileged “provided such yesterday for Miami. Fla., where they former Senator N\B. IfiaL might be report is published in full.” ' 'will stay for an indefinite period. !appointed U> fill the'position of coun- By a three-vote margin, the .senate f Mr. Bailey is making the trip in the ;sel to the Reconst^uct^1 F'inance cor- refused to table the bill in its first rhope of regaining his normal health. ‘ poration apoa the coiffirination of the test vote of the night session. , Since last August he has been a bos-1 nomiaatloa of former GoveVnor Robert The vote was 17 to 13. It followed pital patient and confined to his home' A. Cooper to be a United Sl^es judge a lasuminute attack *by Hughs, Ocon- since returning from Greenville. He at Saa Juan. Pneito Rico, ee, and a comment by Ward, George- j is now able to take an automobile ride Senator Dial baa some at^ong town, over a^ay bogs in the road, each afternoon and bis friends will be'frienda al tbe capito! and it is not that ‘'I’d rather trust a eober hog than J glad to kmw that his condition is {HkWIy tbnt Governor Cooper’s preae: - Arrnihmv drivnr.” _ . glwwiog improvemenL „ poatlbni nmy to to him ip a few days. Scout Meeting trea.surer, who is in charge of the of- •fice. ! In speaking of Ihw organization, ; created to supjily a credit sy.s'tem .tsjo' farmers for pporKu^tion piirpos- \ \ noted pediatrician, author and lectur- p * 1 , 1 er, will speak on “Mental Hygiene .and mQoy Mr. lonford uige-s 711 interest- Child Management” in the Whitmire led farmers to make^ their application.' school auditorium, this evening at 7:30! .A meeting will be held in the high for loans immedia^dy. He explained o’clock. school building F-ciday nigbt-v at 7:30; that interest on loani.s m^de will bear Dr. Richardson is appearing under to consider tbeforganizing of a Boy the date upon which the loan is re- tbe auspices of the Parent-Teacher as- Scout Troop in Clinton. The meeting reived and for this rea.son farmers will sociatioB, whose officers extend a cor- has been railed by th© Chamber of' not gain by drlaying in the matter. dmF invitation to interested parents * Commerce through President E. D.| Farmers are urged ,by -Mr Lanford t* in this eommunity to be present fort Craig, aad all who are intereated arc! make their reque.sts now if they desirt 41.^ ■—4— cordiaMy iavited to be prenenl. -laid from the corporation. ■\ /