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VOLUME XXXIV
CLINTON, S. C., THURSDAY. MARCH 22, 1934
NUMBER 12
HOUSE PASSES Death Claims Union Of Presb]rterian And A.R.P. Industrial Bank 'TAX EXTENSION
BANKHEAD RIM j Beloved Woman Churches Agreed On By Committee - Program Pushed j§ PASSED
Set At Ten Million Bales.
Many Opponents Frightened
Into Line. Early Action Seen
By Senate.
W^ashington,^ March 19.
A rigid
_ 1 r- 44 ..4-^1 Mrs. W. A Shands Dies From! Charlotte. N. C., March lO.—Organ-[the privilege of ji^ ng spiritual hymns l^esident Rcosevelt Stresses the ^
Compubory Cotton Control Is, ^wo Weeks ic union b«w«n .he P..^,.eH.n'^ Need For Immediate Re,w Approves Resolntmn Ex-
Ako In Auto Accident. Church- m the Lnited States and the .^reej upon contained this agree-
' :— j Associate Reformed Presbyterian ment.
Mrs. Rebecca Copeland Shands, 80, Chiireh of the South, discussed by con-j It is also understood that the union'
Need For Immediate
For laittle Fellow.
Washington, March 19. — President
tending Tax Paying Time Un
til May 1st Wilh Penalty For
Delinquents. Tax On Intan
gibles Reducf^.
limitation of 10,000,000 bales for this {juries received two weeks a?o >n aiii to take over the support of thisjcbs of 316,000 perso
year’s cotton crop was set by the' accident U^ar \\ oodruff 1^^^ t with the cmlow- work for 37S,000 more.
L.... hv the ton-lrl"'™ ”“"■ “> Spartanburg to visit ^ «^.!nK.n. «kI_ maintain it in accordance: Legislation to allow
house today - in passing by the top-; f
heavy vote of 251 to 114 a bill that
my members who previously
haM said they would oppose the meas
ure voted for it when the final roll
forced
had a withering effect upon opposi- j Heath Copeland, J. R Copeland, Gi^
ti^ Many members who previously! r^^guson and D.
an sai
no:
was lorced by. Representative
^neTI of New York, the Republican
leader.
The' bill was sent to the senate
where advocates said they expected
early favorable action. It has the ap
proval both of the administration and
of the .senate agriculture committee.
8’enator. Bankhead, of Alabama, a
co-author, said the house bill was ac
Reese Williams.
Both at the home and grave an un-
u^uaHy Tal^e7numher of friends and
f<»Iunf«bia. March 20. While the
rsons and create house brought the -totai of tax relief
moves to three for the day. the senate
the federal re- plunged into another round of
_ _ .... *solidation. \ (with the demands of the Southern As-j ?er\-c system to create the banks„ fi- prospects
, The funeral s^ce was held from. Members of the commission meetHknT Sy TSoIling f140.000,0^"^ *^**^^^®^ *
would impose a tax of 50 per cent of (the residence Monday mbrning. con-!^^ Selw>-n hotel were Dr..S. T^(\ErskLBe Theological seminary, how-_ of stock to the treasury, was intro.
its value upon all additional lint,ducted by her pastor, I>r. D. J. Woods. Morris of .Atlanta; Dr. James adjunct of Erskine col-.duced in both houses immediately af- A revenue statement increasing th*
ginned. I Interment was in the First Presbyt^ ^ president of Agnes Scott col-tleg^V wonld Lkely be abandone.l, or ter the president’s Wishes were made applicable to 1934-;{5 appropri-
A warning that Speaker Rainey was churchyard. Decatur. Ga., and Dr. R. A. Dunn ’ merged with, Columbia seminary at known to chainnen of the senate ami ■tions by an additional $125.1)00 in
compiling . list of Democrat, .ho had the^PreabyJ A.Ian,^ of .he proacn. hoase hanala^ coa.n.U.ee,. '' Uve, lent ..pe.aa ,o the
a . -a 1 a a- 1. ^ J® ” , ^ ’ I terian chufch. and Dt. T. H. McDill of f»culty fiptauied- j The n’.ieh^ of the “small or medium I ^•‘^**^** J'«*nate finance comm;*te«
votA-.L against administration wushes Charles and Ralph Copeland. Thomas p pressly of Due! The prA^nt territorial jurisdiction’bill, which propr.nents said was
Dandridge of oMhe .Xss^iate Reformed Presbyte- ^7^;^ results of 3' revenue.”
Charlotte, for tWp .Associate Reformed rian'churrh
Presbyterian church. ^ turbed. Its prWnt presbyteries and ^.35, hadly in need of $700,000,000 of question was suggested by
Dr.-C. H. Nahers, another^ member r5»3™od werrid he mamed in their pr^*-' ^^rking capital. * ' - Senator Laiwy, of t"hi^teffietd." duf-
relatives irathered to nav tribute to Presby'tenan church committee, ent stat^ ai^ m^y lifted over, as ^he president asked for “early con-l '’"^^ debate. Uney would n»;se teach-.
Tclinw: Mo^d'TiLens oA ' -"-J 1 -th\r..y of tne on.ted . ,,, ",
o,d Southen, .rUtocccy. Many beau-that thc^ aUnaDon called for
crave a^a able to attend, but 'alii both the home and forci,^ mission-. The president’s letter to Chairmen A senate bill for 1 per cent beer
^ . .. V ,x ^ iOf these are reported to have been in- ary enterpnse* of the smaller church. and Steagall of the senate drew a majority favorable report from
formed of the nature of the propost'd! Membe^ of ibe committee on union 3^^ houJH* banking committees said the house judiciary committee,
basis of the union and to be definittdy repiv-senting both faiths, were ob- proposed hanks should be controll-
in favor of it. ,viousIy elated over this final outcome , jjy directorates, “a majority of
. , ^ , 1 While offarial texts of the agree- of a number of conferences which have ^iii themselves be industrial- ii. --
ceptable him and indicated it w(Add late George Pringle Copeland and, officially released,. bt<-n VId from lime to time, at none j^^s" fc- * e senate advanced a measure
‘ Frances \oung Cojieland, one of the:
community’s widely conne
. . iw - , ."y. clesiastical autht*nties. it was under- terday.
kca\< ^ >ears ago, . i | stood that the two major issues' of TIk‘ .-Hjection'-ls have largely het*n ^ases their working capital has been
jn n a. mayoi or - ytai.. 1 separatum, namelv. the que.stion of confine*! to she .\ssociate Reformed f jjt.|-i(msly depleted.
A genUewoman of the old '^cnuol j 22.000
in which she veas held. (<
.Mrs. Shands was born in Clinton on
.April 20, 1854, and had lived here all
of her life. She was a daughter of the
be .submitted for the senate measiu'e.
Even the most ardent proponents
were .surprised at the big jiiujority lie.s. Her husband, who
that rolled up on the record vote, j to
Chairman Jone.s, Texas, of the ag
ricultural committee, aaid he had -been
afraid of the probable outcome in
view of the bitter debate it aroused
last week. / U life-long and faithful meinber of the
Twenty-eight Democrats and 86 Re- First Presbyterian*church, was always 1
publicans voTed against the bill, while j nterested in all its work, ami pos-
238 Democrats, eight Republicans, the . sessed a strbng Ghristian
five F'armer-Laborites answered : Throughout her long residence
f thp - were n«»i tiiiiciaiiy reieascu,,,*'** *• ir. .......
1 % ■ ipvmiing the report of the joint coni- of which maier'.al pT\>grt*ss was evert ..|
c K mittee to tht-ir respective higher iH*- ma*le tow aid ci-n-i 'lidation until yes- Ktxisev
receded heri , . . . . . . *
have b«'en (h*eply cone«‘rned,” Mr.
elt sail!, “with the situation in
Mrs. Shamls was endoweil with many 1
admirable trait.s of character. She was I
*We have affordwl inuch aid in lh«'
Initiating the 11th week • f the
sion. thit J^'^ate amended •i"-* '>•*<?
in public and private worship, invio- tn the Southern '-tates ami the i rwovery of agriculture.
lately held
by the .Associate Reformed, ‘'f Psalm- ,ha^ been the pi\ot about i^^m, industrie.s and oi^r
n .church .since its original j w h:ch the majtw opposition r^ted. | institutions, and our improVi
to the hdu.se a joint rc-ol j* • n a;’
commerce, ,|||^ until .Vlay 1 to pay p ■ ■
ies which ordinaVily would
mproVed condi- jnt^ execution Mj
'ave f
‘aye.’’ Speaker Rainey cast his vote 1 she made many
The credit hanks proposed in plRc*. of a two per ce*'..
for the bill. Two democrats, Dciugh-j loved her for her sweet dmpo ^ long!Geneml Syn^ of the 'bills intnnluced be chartered by .pprovetl by the hoiL-Te
_ .#1 1 XL. £ * llir Vi Ullixvil w iiiv ■■ iiMc* ^ . ■UlllSIlllk rxHIUv"il Mb if UlU Iffr i Ilci ri<^r“\I if jf
ton of North Carolina, and ray o a inir er or *: ^jbeen discussed proposed that the As-{formed Preshyienans which is the existing federal reserve banks and
I- J! anil i,nimn,,B<>hnhlp inteimlV. T-' _ _ D 4-1 1,„_ tU...,. **
Indiana, voted present
The bill had been before the hou.se
a week. Amendments adopted includ-
and unimpeachable integrity.
The deceased is survived by one sis
ter, .Mrs. R. E. Copeland of this-city;
ed one striking out a section, to au-'four brothers, Capt. J. W., J. Rhett,
thorize the president" to enter trade [and Guy L. Copeland of this r»lac«.
agreements with foreign cotton pro-
dtreirtfcounbriag on how much of the
staple coulcl be reported.
M. L. ('ojieland of Laurens, and a wide
family conniiction.
sociate Reformed Presbyterians in j held in April ml B^ operated subject to the regulationi ,3^ ^is amendment that i* u uH >
the event of the consummation of the {summer resort near Hendersonv 1 reserve boartl. They could set ui3j^ ctmtinuetl |*ayments of laxe-
merger, would retain their individual N. C. - , . .
congregational right to continue to
use Psaln^s exclusively, while those
who were more liberal in their ap
proach to this is#ue would be conctMiod
board.
and preabyierw#' for final disposiiton. j 1^31^^ loans direct to an establisHeil
peiuled all further paynicirs dari-i
The hanks would Ik* authorized to extension jk-i uhI
- The measure is.designed to prevent !r|s ■ aa ■ . 1 ’
an increase in production by fertiliz-T 1. «|. V^Oldllan TYl* TO j ^llfirh
i„,t and other methoda.under the vol. p_-„. Af |V.OUCSe ■ O E^tU
unlary acreage reduction program. 1 ClooCO a IVIliC
Representative Bankhead, Alabama,!
with his brother, Senator'
industrial or commercial business that jbe comptroller general with the piv-
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unable to obtain requi.site finan
cial assistance on a reasonable basis
'from the usual sources.’’ But such di
rect loans would W made only in ex
co-author with his brother, .Senator j Raureps, March 16. — Th‘iiias .1.!
Bankhead’, said that 95 per cent of the f-oleman. 72. well known 1 aurgns Ideals
cotton farmeVS* favored the legislation, 'i-ounty citizen, died at 8 o’cl'e k Fr’uiay !
morning’ a*t his home in the Beaver- {
I |« dam church section after i l.mg pe-j
|VllCl*^2LrOlm2t I riod of ileclining health, which moJ !».•-
^/come critical only recently. /
Funeral .services were held from tlie
^ceptional cast's, and the main busi- jbe chamlwr pa-.-ed it hack to
eats md FurDOses of Dr Wil-.\nnual Ses.sion Ap- ne.ss wamld he t(» len<l for as long as bouse dt'spite object on- that il “en-
I- ‘ ‘1.1 V f^ I nroxe iMDaien For $10(1,000 <'<>mmerce et^uraged non-payment of taxe^ ' a.nd
llam I turner Jarobs In Eound- ^ through banks oF other financial insti- ,Hmaliz«r prompt pa\-Mcnts.
in^ l*resbyterian Uolleffe Are To Be Rai>ed B> h • tutions.. Amemlmeni- were written nt.
Brought To LiRht.
League Forms
TTie annual -’n^-eting of the iKianUof
trustee- of Pr«—Vytenan college was
Six Textile Team.s To Play
Schedule cf Thirty Games For
1934 Season.
. . . 1 I Before an auslience. consisting of the; b,.M on the canu«ii- last Tu^dav. the
Beaverdam Baptist church Saturdtiv!^.^, Thornwelln IssLs I einv
vr «> , , morning an*! aflemotm .ses.sions lieing
orphanage senior class, members 01 j . . _ ^ . l i*_ ||
afternoon at 3 o’clock.. conducU'd by |
the Rev. John H. Washington, x.fLau-1 .^j’^jher friends, iP«
rens. the Rev. E. M. Bo.stic of ( j. j, Jone>, of the l*re«ibyterian W.
Hill, the Rev. .A. E. \\ likes o “^' ‘Icpllege faculty, delivered the regular I : 1
Laurens, March 17.
(’arblina Textile league is the name cemetery.
loo, and Dr, A. B! Ijingston of Mad
The Central den. Interment followed in the church
presided over by il> chairman, Dr
DuBo>se. «»f Sjtai-lanburg.
Dr. DuBc.-^ wa
ext inpting and MiK orniuk
ci»untK*s fr«tm the teiin< of th«* ai-
p«‘nding exten>;iun, w hich h .u-e rim-
currence in the amendment would
make il effective.
The hou.-e meanwhile advanced to
I.aurens. March 11. -C. A. Power third reading a bill \vh:ch would £a\
today resigned as probate jialge of intere-t and dividend- one f*et cent .>n
re-elected chair- i ^urpus county, and became postm-is- amounts In-tween $liHi ami X-siHi. and
Power Becomes
Laurens Postmaster
Founder’s Day address on Thursday 13^33 lb-. .M. M. .MacFer^er at the liiurens office. The restg- .A p,.r cent on income
morning. This was in commemoration |.Augusta, Cia., vice-chairman, "alh*n fmm the office of probate .sources over $.'»<K».
of the birthday of*Rev. William Plum-^ as*' 1 f tK tendereil today to Governor Under a 1933 ad
. .. , r,«r.,,na,.,i u r. J u u I s: I l‘‘*‘ Jacobs, D.D., Id...!)., who founded: *■- - - - >pcncer, a mem >er o ** Hlackwooil, who -in turn appointed tangibles” tax,-' th*
loop for h.s area, .t was announce, the Beaverdam church and he college in Ihia). , jfacully. seerrUrr an.) treasurer. The, Rosa D. Young to f,11 out th.
to<lay, following a meeting last night schbol sujienntendent for many years. . , - -
from thti'c
of the newly formed six-club baseball Mr. Coleman had been an officer in ; ‘ „Ke. fe.i.m,.ia.i = Dr.
iiiip't'i'lg !he “in-
levv a-’n>unt' a*.
unex pre.-H-nt to fiv«- i»cr cent -n ail -un,.^
Dr. Jonea, « w brief iatroduction. approrml of Hfc- faculty for the coming term of Mr. Power’s tenure of over $TW.
at which the organitathm of (he cir.:„e was a (rrogtessive farmef and^ one- personal relation.ship wrth; year, axhvptiKMi *-f the budget and other ;alKUit Id months. .Mr. Young’s ' ap- The senate -»‘nT the .roa
cult was completed. i,)f his community .s valueif citizen.s. '
ouii commuruiy s vameir cm.ens. successor j .n.p*>rtant matter> wene actinl upon.
” ^ I, rp-wipnf C • * oleman s '■^* ^be pastorale of the F'irst Pre.shyte-; .A' matter of rrext imp<»rtance and sion issued, as jdanned, and he look
ine.ss nian, was ^ ? first vicp- j**”^*” , *’^^*^*® y*^***^ rian church of Clinton, ami told of the * wide-spread fnte'est m the Synods of „ve-r the duties of the probate judge
B. Hughe.s, are . o ., ' ago. He is .sumved by three daugh-j^j^j^ esteem he had for his predeces- South «im;4i.iia and Georgia, was the office Thur.sday morning, when Mr.
presKlent, am i. *• *• ^ “I ■ ' ter.s, .Mrs. I. Walter .^lOre of .Mad- ^ appre-. adoption of a nK.t !on authorizing a i*ow»*r checkt*<l out to be induct*:.! into
Lu’ K ^f^ tV.o n.iw Ion*4110 Henjamin ail* . •^* bension in s|>eaking from the same icampaiini I® trenease the institution’s the 'tma.stershifi in th<*-afternoon
The clubs forming the new league torlK*tt Of the Beaverdam ^ where so many capable iembmmenl. Ii was decided to launch Mr Young, who succee.ls .linlge
two aons, Thomats L. Lolgman! * ,
slillk'-’v
>Wal-$
tdtal of 30 games will be played be-
The season will open April 14 and a 3^33 ( ,.oss Hill, and H. A. biVrilucitjonar project.
Total of 13,013,110 lkile.s Report
ed In Final I'igures of U. S.
Census Bureau.
l^urens, Clinton Mill, Clinton, .Joanna 3j,^jj John W. Coleman, also of ^he • ^ intend to i 000 for this fand m-th llecemlter des- er for a long ftericMl *if years,* ami -
.Mill, toI ‘ ’ * Beaverdam community; three hroth-! biographical fgct.s. however, but ignated as thennw hmif. According a resident of the city, though a^naLLve
ruff, and Ware Shoals. ers. A. F.-Cofeman and J. H. ^ to interpret Dr. Jacobs’aim in,to President McSw4K-n, each of the :.,f cbnton.
his eilucatjonal project. • {controlling syniiNis will lie expected t«*;
, . . . rru Clinton; one .sister, Mr.s, Nannie ^ , Jones Presented a picture of [raise $50,000. the plans and details of, ix/» • f ■■
fore 4^t^”inrlude LJinton. !education in South Carolina during^the campaign to W announced later. ' WiniUIlg Lctter
first half wil) run to July 4 to indude , sr^-aking, of the'l The tnisfe^ *e*liie the need of an- • n E/I^I
t^he moimng game.s, a nr nn I f Xlt'llPf’V CmlVf^TI ^ari.stocralic outlook of exclusiveness‘enlarged endowment fund in order'to; KODy* !VlC..*.aCCS
half w,lDbe^,^th Jhe . trinTe-tlluni Umes and of the chaos!eff«^^^^^ carry the institution’s; -..-A-.-
meets. PO^thT^ched : AI>ft6riC6 LcfllVC uncertainty which prevailed afterfwork forward. It is fell that when the, Robert .MrU*es of tjii.s city, was the
urday, Aprd 14 to June 20, the *>^ed- ^ this [plan w presented and its urgent neeil' wrinner of the $1.00 cash prize offered ‘‘V cerr-^H' bureau sh*>wel
ule will proVI e y I ^ hopeless loss of what was old,” he [ understood that there will Ik* a gener- la.st wiM-k f*.r the hc.st\ettci sjbniiu l-,fk59,9S3 running bales 01 13,043.116
Saturdays. After that date, theie will^ bogrd of trustees of Pieshyte- Jacob.- founded two insti-fous ^ponse m the two synmls. ited on “Why You ShoiiX*! Trade In «|u«valent fdKi ih.uikI hale
Irian college in session here '®»^TueB-1^^^.^^^^ future when ft was stated by Pfx*sident .MeSween < linton.” The letter of winner is
j day, granted I rof. T. h. Ixitbr iy a ^3^ 3nj3,ing that anyone could look i that the college- had lived within its -printe<l in the .s«*coml page yiverti.-^e-
leave of absence for further .study at future.” Dr. Jones sUted that this year for the first time’in ' nient of tin* .-series in Imlay^ pa|>er
there was no precedent »et for hikn, | geveral years Practically the same
W a‘'bingt<»n, Maich 2U. K’nal f g-
uii-s uf the 1953 cotton crtui announ.-
be mid-week games in addition.
Gaurden Projects
Cornell where he will pursue post-
Phinnorl For T'Tk’" ‘‘'fiT: ind he'dTd
rlannea ror 13J»' pro*. Lotl«ry cm, W he coHege matureljh, ,*
^ tl^ree years ago a.s head of the physics
The-^garden pnojects of the Emer- department. Both with faculty and
In the latter part of his address Dr.
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1934-35
gency Relief administr^ion will be student body he is quite popular, and Jac^ planned his
carried out in LaufenT^nty on simi- the hope is pneral that he will return jbe “common man,” h<Jw he
Jar plans as last year, it is stated by here upon the completion of his spec- ^ .
R.. Fleming Jones of Laurens, super-jial work. ^
intendent of such projects in the
county.
Plans this year, he said, are laid for
Ithree projects, a 50-acre garden onj
the Todd property oji Fleming street,
near the Laurens city limits, a 5-acre
garden just off Main street iii Lau
introduced the courses then in use
; (cla.ssical, humanities!, for he had to
iuse what he had in'his reach, and tried
'to adapt them to the plane of the 1*- ^ 1 .
gener-
were g n-
m*d exclusive' **f linters.
The I9rt» crop was 12,709.^7 run-'
(tales or equivalen;
sponsored by the recently organized f*dlT|K»und bales and the 1931 crop
as adofited by the board for Merchant-s as.sociaUon. 16.62M,K74 running or 1. .tt9.5,594 e«|UtV-
A similar cash prize of $1.00 will he hnles. ^
offereil for the be«st letter submitte«l k'mal ginning ie{HU t.s in running
this week and next *nd your com- hales and equivalent .‘.OO.jmumI baie-
ihunications to the Buy In Clinlon Ed- ^**r North < arolina was li.vj,livt and
itor of The Chronicle. South Carolina. 728,«28 aoi
( 13^,1IKI.
Special Services
At A. R. P. Church
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Revv^ L hi. Kennedy. D.D., of .Moores-
Columbia, March 20.
.rens and
. propriations were increased $12.5it>00
' The two five-acre tracts, he said, today in a sUtement of Chairman VV
will boused to supply immediate de- G. Query, of the lax commission.
Estimate Higher
_ ^ I lanaer* suns *1*4 ""“[jnees
Income Revenue were under him by his
and that of his instructors. And in ^
.. co„„«.i.n jrith .h,
the institution, he ■said that Dr. Jb-
xt Wednesday night at 8 {
the 'A.-j:ociale Reformed*
Bininen Ch^es Leaden Named
On South Broad n,^
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PreahyteriaB church preparatory to.^jj| ,*3 jbe near future move i^La plant The March meeting of the men of
ihurvh was
— -- , , , the inriitullon. he -aid that Dr. into the adjoining new building of the First Presbyterian
a 5-acre garden at Gray mated to be a\ailable f<>J- If np ^„bs’ ideas were not concerned with.^ H. Young, now nearing cdfnple- held last Friday evening |n the Sun-
,aa,.a .m.. ...a spccial --laHt oo ttieology, but to * '‘jerht'" present building when va-’day school building with the retiring
impress on the boy-; and gfrla wh> .. r - . - a cated will be oci^upied by the Clinton president. Prof. M. W. Brown, pre
passed under him the “idea” of Chris-, ^ be |i^ld^ario"m”n • company, local Plymouth dhp’siding.^ ^md with an interesting pro-
Jianity. ;*be moramw . Gtributors. gram presented.
* The up.-tairs of the new building stHui The following officers were an-
... • • , I nr 1*>- ^ outstand- to become the home of The Chronicle, nipunred for the coming yt.*r: J. >.
up about 6,000 cans of vegetables in 000 previously cglculatad. The $125,-! Miss Mary Pinson of Gaffney, spent ^ia|r preachers of his denomination andris now occupied by Nichols, the Pho- Jahoha, president; Frank ’ililler, viee-
addition to the fresh vegeUbles sup- 000 increa3e,'he said, probably should,the ’we«k-«i4 with her parents, Mr. the pi^iie b cardiaJij invited to hear tographer; Dr. M. J. Faddhn, dentiat;'preset; Mac .Adair, secritsiy; J. A.
. n.. . Pinson. ~ —' " • — — • - - ---
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mands fhr emergency relief work und ' ,Que^ informed the sepate finance
the 50-acre projects for canning. Last committpW the income tax would yield-
year, he said, the^relief workers put |2,000,0(]to in 1934 instead of $1,875,-1
■iiiyd. to jsiM jsA
be allottabie to the next fiscal
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Two other move-' to ea*:e tax?*' -n
were made at the Jay -Je--< >n when
ex
tend the time for j*ay‘ng pr -■ *y tax
es and the house acted up 1 a ” * -
crx*asing the intangibles tax *n j;ns
our small industrie.s. In numberle.ss under $5tK).
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^^.^.^creaUon into an OTf^nnic Uniy, and the , fJ'j nationally furni.shes full justifi-j^3" ,3.
faith Erskine college, the in.sti-|WrII he* rvTerre*! to the proper judicfc|p3jjj,3 ^bese efforts. We must con- to fix penaTUe- tor no” nive ■
lonK resiaenc.. h.re ■-■'"■■>1; of the !‘r;” "■"'i'":; -'r »l ihrw ptr «nt'to A,.. ,1
The Jas|)er senator vaul :j» prop* —
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f ecclesiastical ^^anchea, and their length of life,tbe April I im*‘rease wheu thv* fla'
Either of lhe>e largtr ecc . would be determim*d by the reserve ;»™„ 3^.- iH*naltv wouM h-»ve su-
authorities lhay accept or reject the^,. ^ ^wo, per wnt |h nalt.v woiu i have -u-
report outright or refer it to synods,
-A temporary extension g>arietl br
ent two |»er cent iK-nalty st.I! m forcv.
I’unly addevl, expire- to«lay.
First rejecting a niot.Ton bv Dunlao.
of Y«>rk. to kill the bill. 2.*» t«* seven.
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pnintnient w^s made and his comitiis-'by .'^••natvtr .\aiu*-, *»f' l-au • n-. w
he exp'ained were lo -treog'btn -ta’-'
ut»*s again-t the unlicen-«d ’.ran-.ii—
tat)«»n' of fuf ami iraaie t * oi’ i
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