The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 14, 1934, Image 7
City
Announcements
Trustees Hold
Annual Meeting
FOR MAYOR
I hereby announce my-seJf as a can--
didate for, Mayor of (^linton. sUbiect j
to^l!he rules and regulations of the'
Democratic primary. , , i i
W. M. McMILLANb'
Report of ThomweR OrphanaRej
Howe About: Treasi^
/- , Private Business o
B
For Past Year Considered. All I - Prohibition _
Officers Re-elected. . Philanthi^opy
Bankers Group Sees Grave Im-1
pc.rtance In Neu Role Taken
By Government.
T he’*e>y announce'my'e’.f a candi
date for i^Iayor of Cb-iton. subject.to
the result of-the Democra.ic primary.
SIL.AS B.AILEY.’
The annual meeting of the board of
trustees of the Thornwell orphanage
was held Tuesday afternoon with Ex-,
Governor Martin F. Ansel, of Green
ville, chairman of the board, presiding,!
and sixteen members present from the; c^.^rain men
Synod of this state, Georgia and Flor
ida. —
By ED HOWE
{ SHALL not further advertise It by New ^ork, June 10.—Entry of the
giving title, publisher or author.'bUt federal government into -the field* bf
warning that lately another""large-scale money lending has opened
us lKM»k has appeared. “questions of vast importance in re-
FOR alderman
Ward One
send out
misehlevous lKM»k has appeared.
Kvery reader must have noteil that spect to the na:pin's capital andpMedit
In hl.story are charge«l activities, the economic policy com-
wlth being specially capable lady kill mission of rhe .American BanlTer's’ us
ers. Their victims In a few cas*'s num sociation nported today in an aijia-
Iht hiindroils; in many sc»»rcs or lysis of recent changes in banking.
dore.ns. The report pointeiT^put "there will
This author s«'lects, sixteen ot th* doubtless' long be active differences
nn»^ notable of the lady killers, an.l bf opinion” as to'whether the govjern-
attTmpts to prove that In every cas,- ment’s depression role of money lender
the men were more victims than »n.n ^as justified but it added that. a<ide
.men*rs. ‘There is a well known liie from questions of finance and econom-
The annual report of the president,
executive committee, endowment com-
, , . ,, >mittee and treasurer were presented i
I hf.-wy ani^ource -.-lyself as a can- a number ot matters;
rinlate tor re-e!ectton as A'Jerman business were before the board,'
from Ward One. suoject to the result ,^„mmendations of the executive:
of the Democratic pnmary - committee and president adopted, thel
, , . ' ‘ ^ workers for the ensuing yehr, that Byron once awoke and, found poliev "due weiirht ^hoild Hp o-.vpn
1 hereby announce myse.t as a can- presented, 'approved and all salari^sj himself famourr a better known line the socTal ^
diate fo. .Alderman from Ward One fixed. v . ■ announces he awoke another niornina.
for the Town of Clinton, suoject to Rev. L. C. LaMotte of the synod oft and found hlms**lf Infamous. Women
4,he re>.... of t.ie Deniocra..c primary. f)i-^ T. Ellison Simpson and^ largely assisted In giving ltyn>n tlvis
N. W. McD.ANIEL. , Dr. J. H. Thornwell of South Caro- hist reputation, and it has outlasttn!
V Ward Two , lina. newly elected members of the^ the first.
j bere''v announce myself as a can-^w’ere present and cordially wel-, ^ly observatit^n bus been that 'borb
didate for re-election as Alderman j partb'S to a love affair are hImmu
from W'ard Two, subiect to the result Officers re-elected to serve for the; equally guilty and equally suffer. In
of the Democraclc primary. new’ year are as follows: t eve^y fight there is a cauliflower ear
PET B. .AD.AIR. Chairman of board: Ex-Governor! for b<dh partlcl|tants; Blue Bean!.
' Martin F. .Ansel, of Greenville.
Three ——’Vrce-charrman: Robert McMiltan,
The fnends of W'. J. Duncan in Carter.-^’ille. Ga.
Ward Three, apprecnating his valuable Secretary: W. >V. Harris, of Clinton,
services of t.ne past hereby take pleas- Treasurer; ReV. S. P.~ BoVles, of
-SEE-
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WORLD’S FAIR
\m MOVING^PICTURES
B.vron. Casanova, Cellini, no one g'*y;«
alviuit heating up eitl^er raeu or worn
eii without punishmeiiL
ure in announcing him for re-election Clinton
as Alderman from our ward, subject Attorneys: M. F. Ansel of Green-
to the re.-?ult of the Democratic PJ'i’jviHe. and .A. C. Todd of Greenwood.
Executive committee: W. W. Harris,
I hereby announce myself as a can- chairman; C. W. Stone, W. D. Cope-
Uidate for .Alderpian from Ward land and L. R. Lynn.
Thice, subject to the result of the Endowment, committee: A. C. Todd
Democratic primary. of Greenwood, chairinan; C. M. Bailey,
J. P'. J.ACOBS. Clinton, and H. J. Winn of Green-
^ ^ ville.
, . ^ard tour Building committee: W. D. Co{>e-
. I hereoy announce myself as a can
didate for re-election as Alderman
from Ward Four, .subject to the result
of the Democratic primary.
F. M. BOLAND.
Ward Four
1 hereby announce myself as a can
didate for .Alderman from Ward Four
for the Town of Clinton, subject to
the result of the Democratic primary.
J. B. TOWNSEND, JR.
Ward 5
I hereby announce myself as a can-
for
01
land, chairman; C. W. Stone, and W.
\\i Harris of Clinton.
Audit committee: Chas. M. Turney,'
chairman, Jacksonville, Fla.; Dr. T. El
lison Simpson, Darlington, Rev. L. C.
LaMotte, VV^ycros-s, Ga.
Road Death ToU
Still Mounting
Every one must be fre«]uenfly
amaziHl at the reckless statements
men make when "arguing” their side
of a question.
One of the most qonmion and amaz
ing of such statements is that no at
tempt has ever been made to enfortv
the prohibitory law; that the law has
never had a -chance. Every prohibi
tionist makes this claim daily.
Vet olllcl.at'wcords show that three
and a half billion dollars in money
alone have lH‘en s|>ent in sitecial ef
forts to enforce the law. In addition
to the loss of more than eighteim bil
lions in revenue formerly ct>lletM»Hl
from the sale of liquor. There are s«»
many s|tecia) pn>hibitlon agents .sneak
lag about even now-«fter the law han
been practically nullifleil, 'that two
considerations involved." '
“We believe.” the report concludevi.
“that these are questions of national
public tK)hcy calling for thorough and
unselfish consiiiCration, with the
single motive of arriving at conclu
sions jjolely to the common welfare.”
Aeci>rding to the report the federal
government js committed to, financing
with public funds private corporate
enterprise and indiviviua! financial re
quirements toiaJmIc upwards, of 1|I0,-
iHlO.lHidttHNC” with additional grants
IHvssible.
W h;Ie private financing, averaging
more than l?e,000,(H)U,000 annually
from IPi'J to !Pol. .shrank to a rate of
but $»»*■.iKH.kOlKi a year in and- IP-
otL the treasury stepped into the cap
ital market on a scale unequalled since
the war.
Treasury financing last year, the re
port .set forth, aggregated $10,400,000,
tHtO of which $7,4lH>.0LH).000 was. re
funding and $:L0ih»,000.000, an addi-
ion to the naliona! iiebt7 During The
first four months of this year,,$2,2000,
tHW.lHHt of new debt was created by
the giu’ernment's financing.
The re|»ort attributes the failure of
private capital markets to function in
thegr onlinary way chiefly to restric
tions imposed by the securities act of
didate for .Alderman from Ward 5
Columbia. June 11.—Deaths in acci-
lents on the highways of the state
the Town oi Clinton, subject to the last month increased to 18 from only
result ,of the Democratic primary'. . 13^ fur--ttnp’same month a year ngo.
PERRY L. WILBURN. Tifie number killed this year to date
I hereby announce myself as showed an increase in the
didate for Aldem:an from Ward 5 for! report of the highway depart-
felea^ed today.' was Itn
1P33 and uncertainty over the gold
squads recently met. and, mistaking
each other for rum tiends, killed and Summarizing recent changes in the
wounded several. ’ .American Hanking structure, the re-|
I do not know what has g.q Into noted the following highlights;
peoi*e. unless It Is that deviltry which The hanking crisis of March, 1P33,
om-e got Into a famous lot of swltm. reduc«Hl the number of banks by near-
and caused the crazy animals to rush 4’ ■i.OtW. or about 2(' per cent, and to- J ^
to a high precipice, and jump off.
When I drat began seriously con
sbfering the serious facts of life, that
1 might reasonably understand and
apply them. I recall being shocked on
the Town of Clinton, subject to the
result of the Democratic pnmary,
J. J,^SMITH.
Ward
1 hereby announce myself as a can
didate for Alderman from W'ard 6 for
the Tow-n of Clinton, subject to the
result of the Democratic primary. __
JOHN W. HEDSPETH.
1 hereby announce myself as a can
didate for re-election as Alderman
ment Feiea^eii today, ^t was Tin ns:
against only 74 through May of list
year.
The number of accidents Is^^t month
was P4 compared with 91 in May >*f
1933. The seriously injured incteased
from 10 to 20, while the slightly in
jured totaled the same, 67 for May of
both years. - . ^
Recklessness due to liquor was
blamed for the accidents each last
.month and May a year ago. The totaD
from Ward 6 for the Town of Clinton,year to date from this cau.se.
subject to the resuL of tbe l^mocratic; against only 48 for the
pi mary.
ROY HOLTZCI^W.
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION
.MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
FOR
same period of 1933.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROUNA.
COUNTY OF LAURENS.
TOWN OF CLLN’TON.
Notice is hereby given that W
HOME HINTS
W'hen servi#ig eggs on toast to chH-
P.'dren, cut the toast into cubes, leaving
Copeland is the duly^appointed Super- 'he slice in its original shape. Place
visor of Registration for the Town of ^be egg on the toast in the qsual
Clinton, County of Uurens, State of manner. Children will find it much
SbuIh~C«TohTT*: simpler to manage when served this
Every male and female citizen way. . ““
twenty-one (21) years of age and up-
ward having all of the qualifications^ To prevent scum from forming on
as mentioned in sections 2287 and 22- cocoa or chocolate, beat it with an egg
90, Volume 2, Code of Laws of South beater untTT a frothy foam forms on
Carolina, 1932, and who has resided top. The foam prevents the scum
in the State for two years, ip the from formi-ng. j
,County for one year and within the
incorporated limits of the said Town Warm your pie plates on top of the
enrimhtering a statement that all men
are liars; a little later I read that all
tuen are also scoundrels. Surely. 1
tlmughL a few must have dlscovere<1
that it la best to tell the truth, to be
honest men. But, alas, such state
ments do not shock me, of anyone,
now. _ __
• • •
I bear of an old woman who i for
thirty years has been a burden on
sons, daughters and other kin. She
has nothing, does Dothlug, has never
done anything of consequence, and Is
an object of charity, but what do you
siippoee her specialty Is?
Curiously enough, it is constant
weeping because her already heavilv
burdened relatives do not giveNher
wealth with which to do good. In ^
Idleness ahe hears the groans of th^
world, .and wishes to bring'’ more j«»y
into it.
Ibtn't laugh too much at thia foolish
old woman; all of us wish fame as
philanthr«»ffrsta. the fame to be
at'qiilred with money collected fn>ni
"«itliermr~~~ — -—
It is tbe universal passion.
The sprightly Sydney Smith is
quoted as saying it is the duty of
of Clinton for four'months next pre- o’/en before putting the crusto in to
ceding the election to be held in said bake. This will prevent a soggy crust.
Town of Clinton on Tuesday, August ^
21st, 1934, and who has paid all taxes In cooking candy, preserves or sug
every man to sliow his wife Paris, hut
far more women wish to do misaiunany
work than care to visit Paris; and'
more men long to engage in p«>litb-a
than lutig to show their wives the art
and aiwciiea of the French.
• • •
Many are saying impresaively, no.
one^ understands Iternard Shaw.
The tnilti is. Shaw is easily under
•lere«1 into the disrovery that it is ea.Hl
due and collec:able for the preceding .-solutions of any kind, grease the
fiscal year and who holds a County inside of the pan near the top in order sto*»«l; he la a lucky dog who has bItin
Registration certificate entitling him prevent boiling over.
or her to vote at a polling precinct *
within the Town of Clinton shall l>e Butter'two slices of bread. Place
entitled to register.” them face to face and toast the out-
tal banking resources dropped nearly
$5.500.0lHMHH). or nearly 10 per cent.
From an all-time peak of 30,800 in
stitutions in 1921, the nation’s banks
were thinned more than 50 per cent'
to a total of 14,600 units in dune, 193,3.
Total resources decreased from $74;^.
OOO.OOO.OOit in 1930 to $51,300,000,000
in June. 1933, or 31 per cent.
*1%? new banking structure shows;
a material gain in the influences of
the federal ^reserve sy.stem in the com
mercial banking field, along with ex
tensions of federal government par-'
ticipations in banking and money lend-j
iqif. ^ I
Several"^ thousand banks, thpugh
the RFa', it the end of March'were
indebted to ,the'government in the
amount of S»»57,IKH).000. ,
The RFA' entered agreements to
extend capital aid in excess of $1.-
OOO.OOO.lKii t o more than 6,400 banks.)
The federal government created and
participated in capitalization and ope
ration of a large number of agencies
r extending variou.s kinds of short,'
in^Vrme»rJate and long-term loans to
all co.''porate and inlividual
borrowers.
“The ra.**' we have been able to
gather.*’ the report continued, "mli-
eate ihat aH-told there appear to btf-
aboui 5.*m)0 loaning as.sociations and
corporat.ons of thi.s type and that,
their aggregate authorized capital
from government sources i.s about $1.-
SOO.OoO.rtOt). Official statements enu-,
merate borrowers from them aggre
gating abi>ut l,*H)d,030 persons. The
amuiinl of loan.4 they are reported to
have made is m excess of $3,<M)0,0t»0,-
OoO. A'arious of the.se agencies are
empowered to issde government guar
anteed bi^mds to an indicate.! total of
over $5.iiw«.Ou0.tKM».
“In adlitiun, the RFC had direc
er and more prulltable to tall the truth. Ol
corporate interests of abut $700,04)6.
> 4
■The said W. D. Copeland, Supervisor si‘ics as you woqld a single piece of
of Registration, will have his office t'>ast. The butter will melt, leaving
open at the store of J. I. Copeland ^ht in.side soft and delicious while
and Bro. on North Broad Street in th’ tbe outside can be toasted to a nice
Towm of Clinton for the purpose of golden brown. It’s k good variation
registering voters from 9 o’clock A. M.. on just plain to^st. . ^
to 4 o’clock P, M., on each day except '
Sunday until 12 o’clock noon Augu-^t I" of an egg beater, rinse a
11th, 1934. ’ fruit jar with cold water to prevent
Attest: ’ Mayor Pro-Tern, 'ticking, break your egg into the jar
D. C. Heustes.s, ^tid shake. It’s simple and satiSfac-
Clerk and Treasurer. tory.
Datedjthis 16th day of May, 1934.
^ . F. M. Boland,
than lo Iw « hypocrite and Har.
1 hare read a anmmary of Shaw's
8i*ee«'h in .New York, and of miwt he
hns written, fie charg’ea Anierican<i
Hitb no folly we have not rhamed
acainst ourselves; taaiks and inairt
zliies have for years tan-n full of the
twiateti warnings Shaw ig no^ attract'
ini' attention'with. Shaw- know.s noth
ing riiillions of Americans have not
loitt known; he attracta great aioli
en«-es only because It is great nove!r>
for a m.-in to tell the truth In public
:e intere.,
In the dc{o-i: field, the federal
g»vernmen: i- i.pt-taL.ng the p istal
'«vine' sys'.en;, under which" about
p«-!off:cc- hivf- been designat
ed as def. .' tor.c'. a gam of more than
lyliUO in f <jr years with deposits n.--
ing above $$L24M)4),(MKi,000 and d pis-
iiors pa» ng '2,300,000.”
WAN T S:i
I
Take the vinegar and spices from
ypur sweet pickles and preserve them
untii .you are making a salad dress
ing. You’ll find it gives your dress
ing a new and delicious flavor. b
Ask' your butcher to cut off the long
end piece of your porterhouse steak,
leaving tlui tissue intact. Have him
put this section of the meat through
'the meat grinder, twice and then re
place it, holding it in place with the
tissue he left intact. This part’of the
steak is tender and attractive when
served. . .
In traveling there are many gtreich
»*ii of plain and easy road, hut m'l-a
s!«ma|ly every road forks, and y*Mi
mu.«i use your bead, aince one roail is
right, and the other wrong. I
will only say aa to this emergency that
ctininwml.v the'nght road Is aa plainly,
markeil aa the wrong one. I have trav
eled far and long, but,never yet have
I found a man mean enough to will
fully put up a wrong aign wh^ a
rtuid forks.
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h and lo teach begin-
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7-I'2-6tc
W.ANTF-D -U>ed portable typewriter
in giod condition and bargain for
ca^rh. iall 399-J. , Up
CARA NOME SPECIAL
A fewf days before bta death .Siler
Ills wrote a note addreaaed to hia pall
hearers, to be dellvere<l to them when
they were caHed to perform their
duty: “Be asdureil. gentleman.” he
LOST—A l.ghl colored Jersey cow
with horns, wearing halter. Tind- <
er please notify
FREE!
FRIDAY NIGHT, 8 O’CLOCK
AT CLINTON MOTOR CO.
A splendid movie of the Chicago
Fair. Sec daredevils driving the n^w Ply
mouth at breakneck speed! See the Fair
from a comfortable chair ABSOLUTELY
FREE! No admission charge.
UN 1
AN HOUR OF GOOD ENTERTAINMENT
EVERYBODY INVITED
Clinton Motor Co.
Plymouth Dealers
L.'
NEW SERIES NO. 33
Citizens Building & Loan i
Assciation
Opens On
Friday, June 15
y
1935
BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION
NOW OPEN
~ Money to loan for building new
homes and remodeling old ones.
Rate of interest 7% per annum.
Loans financed on monthly plan.
Apply At Once To
B. H. BOYD, SetTyTreas.
Citizens B.& L.Assn.
Office No: 6 — National Bank Bldg.
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Mollie Dan nan.
Q , wr»»ie. “that I shall in rntiire he a
JFOr llie next ten days, anitns i^mmI man. r bare tong beep cfinvlnred
Phannacy offers free with the of ti»e wia>iom of complete virtte. but
pUI^chase of a $2.00 box of Cara human nature has prevented lij prar
Nome Face Powder; any on^of »iring it unui now.**
i the six Cara Nome Face Creams, . * srwaic. • -wst srvicw
‘$1.00 value.—^ .
PHILCO
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