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♦ ■1 « If You Don't Read THE (HRONKLE You Don’t Get The News. THE CHRONICLE Strives To Be a Clean S'ewa- paper, Complete, Newtiy, and Reliable, i ’ VOLUME xxxrv CLINTON, Sr C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1934 NUMBER 36 STRIKE GROWS IN CAROLINAS Second Primary Next Tuesday Prospects Good Official Vote On PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE READY For Winning Te»m Iwue FOR NEW TERM OPENING TUESDAY Half of Mills In Two Sates Are Shut Down. “Flying Squad ron” Closing Mills Growing Rapidly. Violence Feared In Many Places. Voters To Decide Several County Races and Contests For Gov ernor and Lieut. Governor. P. C. Gridders To Be Tough To Wet Majority of 24,531 Rolled Ti . 7^ Z—TTTT . . r. Beat. Strong Backfield T>re- I'p. No Change In Candidates’,Kxpeoted. Spec- dieted But Must Develop Line.' Relative Standing. 1 ial Pi'bgram Arranged For Freshmen. Only One Change In Faculty For Year. Laurens county voters \vill po to the polls next Tuesday, Sept. 11th, in year,’ a second primary to nominate two son when asked yesterday about the We will Have a fair club thi.s Columbia, Sept. 4.—Returns of the, ^ ;—— declared Coach Walter John- were canvassed by I _ collejfe will lH>ji:in its'the ’Vlad hanti” to the new students; the Democratic state executiv > com- se.ssion next Tuesday with a ca- and assist in adaptirrff them to their mit*'.'e *odav and official resuLs wrve ^npollment of about 300 stu-,new enviri'nment. ( harlottc, N. C,, Sept. 4.-Vi„lence mern IM-t edition of his Preshylerian Tol- dents it has been ^nonneed from the! Only one change is made in'the fac- {lared today and more was threatened ^^me wlrden, two commis- **'“<' For governor: Please Rr..71IS; roohe ll-oT as adherents of the United Textile ^iQnprs and four magistrates. The niany men, most of them mainstays, 7,3S7; Johnston 104,700; Manning o.'),- . ^ I ^ ”^|as L. Lolheiy of the department of Workers of America sought to extend polls will open at 8 a. m. and close at but with a few breaks and the men 1 1 Owens 4.186; Pearce 36,*287; physics has been granted a year’s the general strike into every Soutn- 4 p. m. The same managers of elec- have coming back we sht.uld make 'Itriculated .m Frll^ tion will serve as previously appoint- opponent,, sweat." ' governor; Bryson their battle to ed by the county executive committee, (rn cotton mill. Uaiolinas leaders, wi,;n cccc. wr ^ .or, ; ,, , r ,r u 1 .u C”' ^be first primary. cIo>e every mi l ha f won, showed the , , .. ... r . , In the first primary uav ah automobile caravans of stnk- jgraduate work at the University of A V/ k I t V W4 W V i I 1 I h V ' V V I A I V' A.44iy,~\fA|^^Y^« ^ S7,03‘>; CooptM- 64.8<t2; Harley 8.3,‘itbO;week will be ushered: Virgmia. He will he relieved by Dr. er.h primary Phil D. Huff , , , . . , of Laurens, was elected as a member n.arcd ihrmigh the couptry-sule. on the first ballot. The run-over Tuesday for the other two seats of tTie delegation will be be tween Burgess, Cook, Hunt and With erspoon. In the race for two county c.ommi.s- ^ - While Johnson was lamenting the 's3 715 ' ’ in Tuesday eveniriig when suiiper will K. W. Cook, who is an A. B. graduate loss of men he mentioneii ex-Captain served in the dining hall, followcd'of William and Mary, and earned his for attorn,•ygeno,ill; Paniol .101,- ,,j. , program in th,' I'h.l). at the Bob Sims, one of the best tackles in shutting down mill after mill through ))t I suasion or w'eighl of nuiirbers. Eighty thousand of the approxi mately 160,000 workers in the two states watched the battle or turned in themselves to aid organized pickets. ., - p no o'o *' --r. -- ,..v ....... .... c.,g Universitv «f Illinois. the state last year; Jack /lobinson gymnasium. Welcome addres.ses .will Dr. and Mrs, Cook have already ar- and Wilson, tackles, and Redmond, a For adjutant general: Dozier 100,-1,^ heard from President McSw.een, rived in the city. jiresidents of the \. M. ( . A. and slu- Kaculty for ^ back. These men were lost through 1**^1 .Marshall UJe.O’J.L graduation but an even gieater loss For ,, k body, and Coaches W. A. John- The complete faculty for the 1034- came through the men’s failure to re- ‘J' -'U'-'l^ban j ^ .MoMiIlian. This will, be 3.') session follows; turn to school or their inability to right 112,1.'^."). i followed by a swim in fhe pool for the, President-Dr. John .MeSVeen. . , , 1 sioners, Barksdale, Crain, Power and i„„ Approximately 2.oU cotton textile and class pass the required amount of work in cemmis.sioner of agriculture: srooms. Jones 170,780; Shealy 114,07,'). new men. ■ ilk mills were closed with a similar number operating. Georgia also exiierienced disorder Jess Tolbert, a great tackle; Reeder, For supervisor, A. Rhclt Martin ami „nter ami who John 1>. W. Watts will make the race I W'ednesday morning at H:.30, 'first devotional exercisers for Vice-President and Professor of the Greek and French Dr. A. F. Spencer. the For superintendent of a- Ihe unum, turriing to, with a will can.ll.lates are J. afl,r ih.- UlHir Hay lay-off la-gan its showdown in that state. Workers in the .Macon and Portertiale jilants of the Bil'ib Manufacturing company stopped automobiles of office work- e:-, and at Porterdale a crowd of ui .lit n and children halted a train un til they were 'Wept asidi' by fire hosc. Georgia le'ui ns indicated 21,(UH) of the ■-'ate's apiu’oximately ootj v.<irkers had joined the movement. Reports from Birmingham and oth- ^ ♦ I .Xlabaiua mill centevs said a third of that state’s active workers were Kill'. Fifteen thousand were reported education, lyeroy and .viiiton .a. Wilson, F. Brooks having been eliminated in the first, primary. From a field of seventeen eandi- date.s for game warden in the first pi!maty, Sidney .A. Lee and F. W. Little will run over. There are four run-ovei' contests foi- magistrate as follows; Waterloo township: Henry .Sini- B. Boland. Sullivan township: A. C. Owens and I). T. Knight. Scuffletown townshij); W. P. Abei- todav. wet 1.77,.').‘)9; oil The '^tate estimated cotton lex- ciombie and John B. Holland. tile employment is afxiut 4U.UU0. From Knoxville, Tenn., came re- jioits of thin picket lines and no dis orders. So far as could be learned lh<A strike was only slightly felt through out Tennessee. Hunter township; B. R. Fulliu' and H. W. .Simmons. .State Races {'olumbia, Sept. 4. — .South Caro- , , n l , , , , ,, 1- * 1 • i- g 1 freshmen will be held, followed by an has sigpo.! to play with the fhailottc lina s a.lvisory h.iiioi' lefeu.mlum f ,, , „ , ' pvo tvafn; K. Mills ami V,c t ...rell. Auttust 2H show,-,I a wet major.ty ,,f ,h., .f, R7i(i lyPO OurrtDrt44ftD l)R(*k vott's fls tno stutc l)oniocrtttic , . . , r • i -ii iminun, and i>et ^uaruiman. drck, o c*l(K'k the fresWman curnuu uni \vi either left seh,.,.l last year or w,II pot exeeut.ve eontm.ltee ,l,.elnre,l .iffie.al- |,y .At 7:30 in the evening a welcome ser vice will h(> held in the college chapel Kennedy. yeai, vs as “i> i , with addresses by representativi's Chemistry dismisseii the latter part Kif la't year. Official lesiilts ot the state laces ( barley Denny, a sophoinoie, who 'b'l alter the candidates standings last year developeil into oni* of the fi'uin those reported unoffieially after best ball carriers and bliK'kers on thi> primary. Blue Ho.se .squad, will return-but John- I'ommittee also adopted a reso- "on will not allow him to play. Ihuiny lufion stating it was Ihi' sensi* of the Miffered a severe leg injury in the ^•"nunittee” that jlermit t mg Jews I’. (New bei ry game last season. The ' "te by absenti'c tiallot in the S"p- knee IS >till tricky and Johnson would ’'’ndM-r 11 run-off primary because rather lose a good back than to place '’I" leligious piineiph's was within thi the boy in danger of peinianent in- I'ules governing Mathematics—^Prof.vA, V. Martin. Latin and German—Piof. Bothwell Graham. English—Dll'. M. G. Woodworth. Bible and Religion — Dr. D. Biiinm. Economies and .Soeiology--Dr. J ■r- J. B. to Prof. H. E. Sturgeon. J J’syehology and Philosophy- Dr. F. 1). .lones. Physics - -Dr. E. W. Cook. Education Dr. R. E. Coe. Dean and Proftrssoj of History-- Priif. .M. W. Brown. Biology—Dr. .lohn H. Davis. English Prof. H. T. Swedeuberg. French Dr. S. .M. Huntley. 1,’hysieal IHreetot Walter A. .lohn- return . this year. Alex MiS'ulloe h, ly the return) w hom -lohnsoh believed to he the Lest ^ ‘'ffic'**! vote* was; blocker in the state last year, was ‘I'A’ LbL6‘28. M'om th<‘ I(K*al Rotary, l.ions and Ki- wanis clubs and the Chamber of Com- meiee. The first year men will then hear a heart-to-heurl talk from Pri'si- dent .Me.Swe<*n. Th(' devotional exercises Thuisday morning will he attended by the pas tors of the city who will bring cordial gieetings to the young men from Clin- IIU' Hl.svnl.w ‘■'’'"2"'*' "f e..' ■I,all„l. The -■n.n.l p>n,nH,y falls i,n « ''“V' .‘"'Tu V ’"'T , ,,, , , It will be a tough jol. to reiilaee religious boliday. members of the faculty, and added *S. McMillian. ^ , u F ““ '■‘‘^•'•'■at>('nal features. Friday will' he I.ibrarian Willard I.. .Jones. On the state ticket there are two i fomed for his ahilitv to out a J^essed double the amount ol thi* regu- , , , ■ . i i c „ i -r , /■ » , , . , , lanuii loi ms aoimy lo pui a . ii i . <• i i u.ir given over to organization wo-fk and .Military Seienee and lactics—(apt. undecided contests, governor and lieu- hard-fighting team on'the field lar entianee fees will be lefunded half ^classes Robert E. Wysor, U. S. A. tenant goyernor. Cole L. Blease and ,,v,.n when his material indicates this the amount they jiaid us a result of .. . . ' ^ r v* i * .. , , , * , , . ‘'‘f’ wntn nis maieriai muitau.N uos . r, Cn .Saturday eyening at eight .Assistant I’rofessor of .Military Sci- • Bus,ness .s usual" was the or.ler <'l,n H, Johnston w,11 run over fo,- the - art on after in.hnR p,-,.si.|ent\ h.m..', the rn.r an,I Ta. ti,-s - < a,„. Willian, J- of the ay at Ilanvulle, la,K.sl Vi,|{,n,a fvernor. wh.le the rontest f<,r l,eu- xhe loss of men is e,eat hot the no ,l,sposal was made of a motion at ^ Hlanlon, .S. A.' tesule center. Ko'rrnoi- will l>e Wtween Jos. i,|uj st„ckinB mentor has some very,f nie.-unir U) ess. ss ,l,iu ,ly ^ |,ii„n in honor of the new Assistant in Mililaiy Science and able mattlrial available. A l)e\y of. inojippstf o ict .m (i . students. Sundiay mftrning the stu- Tactics Serger.nt .Steilin Young, husky linemen along with an assort-j • (Icnts will ho welcometl in the city Registrar— .Mi s, IM. W. Blown, ment of fast, shifty, hard-blocking 1^*11 * 'eburehes, followed by a siiecial V. M. Business .Managei .lohn Holland hacks reported on Mwnday. Among Vi^UloC [n- ^ meeting in the evening in the Hunter. them are backs such as (aptain^ colb-ge chapel. .Mat ron—Mrs. Myi tle^ Hunter. Harry Bolick, a hard-driving fullback, V-IIl LJCVCll I CUpiC Several of the o-ld students, mem- College I’hysician Dr. James W. very a.Jept at blocking; alternate Cap-1 y (’. A. and student Davi.s. tain Boh Perrin,^a passer and broken-' Chicago, Sept. 1. — The Dillinger oouneil, will arrive Monday to assist Seeietary to the I'lesiilent .Miss Sciou.S In Fwld Near Home, field runner of no mean ability, and “curse" fell ujion sevt'n more persons authorities in extending Alma Davis. F'ew ('lues To Work On Robbie Hig()e, diminutive stieak of today, two of them admittedly thi* . lughtning whose trump card is liring- plastic .surgeon*-* Who tried to icliuild _ _ w* nil C* • " r»‘ back punts. Boggs, Forehand, beyond recognition the fHe.*s and Both MlllS Here 'VlcSwain BeatS thi* hands of .John Dillinger and hi-* lii*u- linemen ri*t inning. Thi*s(* t)ii*n have In most cases the appearance of Hry^^on anil J. Harley. the Carolina “flying .s(;uailr6ns " was. peaceful, but in the Ciastonia area doors were broken at somt* mills, pow er shut off and machines unbelteil as workers wetA* oniereil liom their frames. The “flying squadron.*'" langeil rn number from 200 to 2,300 men. .Many nulls clu.'ed at their mere apjiroach “until further notice.” Many worki-rs walked out At the per>uasiun of I'Cjuad- ron leailer>, anil some of them joineil ijie e.Mjuadroii.'. Strike leadi’i' pre- Calhoun Falls , Gir| Kidnaped Found Blindfolded and Lneon- ilieted one large '(juadron, ojieiaiing ni the Ga-vtonia area, would number 4,000, aii'l -aid thi* 'qtiailion*^ woul,! be 'Uf111 .i nt,y 'll g:in,/.f,l Oy toiii,'i - I'ow to allow 11)11'i*-out' in plant.- of the g.aii'i ( aniion and t^piing' mariu- factunng chain.-. These chains largely employing non-union opi rative-, have continued to run almo.'i without mole-tation .Abbeville, .Sept. 3. - Sheriff I*'. B. "^81 .Mcl>ane said tonight his departmi'nt ^eatoul and Haivir^^aie among was following all (•hii*s availabli* in kidnaping of an 18-year-old themsi*lves great performers daughter of a prominent Calhoun Fall- family, who .was fouml late to- •'"hnson will build his team, day iilinil-folil''il and iini'onsi'iou' in a .lohn-on’s toughi*st job will h<* to fill till* tackle positions. With Sims, Shi*i;ff McEani* de( lim*l to i|i\ulge Robin-*on, Tolbert, Wilson and the name ot the giil. guru* hi* is left without a taekli*. Hi He said the girl .sai<] she was grab- wa< .lepending on two giant fre.-h- g<*ni*rHlly for the d.*sperado' bid by two men early this morning nmn, I’lather and Gamhrell, annoime- ti'nant, Horner Yan Mi-ti'r. I’rizi* i*ati h oT the lot wn ed as l.oiii- !*i(iui*t1i prosi*<*iitoi and coiin-i*] for tin* ■*lairi Dillingt*r. H<* wa-* locked n[) in $.”(l,- 000 bond, aecii-i-d of har’boririg t In** Mills outlaw amf engaging the two doctors to perforin thi* opi*rations, claimeii nci'c^s who in evading capluii* so long. Are Shut Down Opponents 6,450 'n,('lint()n and Lydia Accept Ordor.s fncumhent Leads In All F’our and Stand Idle. Joanna Mills Operating 100 Fer Gent. (oiinties of District and Is .Ajifain Returned To Post In Congress. w hill* she was picking tomatoes in the showi*d promise, hut these men failed She told the to pass enough I'he arri'st of I’i(|uett was t(*rmi*d s.nce the walKouls .-tarted yoterday ^ear her home. She told the to pass enough work. Guards and ‘‘"ne of thi* most important in years” morning. Une -mall < arinori unit at ^^e men blindfoldi**! her ends will have to be converted into by U. S. Di-*tnet .Attorney I’. H. .'-aii'tmry wa> closed, along with and knocked her unconsciou... tackles. This will weaken other places, Green, H.* said adriitjonal .-harg.'s other nubs in that center. 1 ne ( annon Sheriff Mcl>ane said the girl was making it necessary for .Johnson to ri*- would bt* fileii again.*-! him i*aily next cnain, W)th a.l ol its units save one about four hours later by rela- build almost an entire line. He con- week. in -Noith Laiuiina, employs appioxi- fiebi of high grass about a_lemT*lating using sorni* of his heavier mate.y i.),oU(j pei.*'on>. Ihe .'spiings quarter mile from her home, her backs in thp line, gjouj) in .South ( arolina emplo>s ^ands and legs hound. The Blue Hose line will be .selected aooui lu.tKm. Suike leadei.-^^ vseie Nearby was found a pocket hand- fiom Tisdale, Byrd, Shiiemaker, I’at- pianning to avoid >how-down a..empt* bearing a jrencilled note: “We w.th the.-e large No change was repi_)rti*d in iht* tex- — tile situation in the i'ounty as 'I'lie Congii*s.'man .1 Chronicle went to press last night. , es(*ntat ive of thi Only one mill in thi* edunty oiiiTati'd f,,,iiti*i*n nat(*d in tlu* fii' . .1. .Mc.’’twain, r(*|)- Eomth di'*tiicl for '‘yi'ai>, was renotni- I primary ovt'i* his two opitoiients by a majority of fi.JoO voti*.-*. Hi* ri‘C(*iv(*d a majority in for work Monday morning and have (;,,.,.nvil|o an<i. Union counto's and led at yesterday, thi* .Ioanna Cotton .Mill Goldville. The i.ydia Cotton .Mills did not opi*n -po or ganization.' — to ihein- until .•ould New Tax Bill For Congress ‘r' in S|)artaril)uig and Laurens. The ri*sults by counties follow: GiI'envillt* l''o'ti*r, .u.'.tO'.r; MeSwain, ^mallel sore be cleaned up. ( lo.-*ing ot apjiiDXimateiy lUb mills today wa.' laiil l>» the “lijing >(juail- lun activiUe.'. .After one aicuJent, when the crowd crashed tne iloois ol the Ragan ^>pin- ning company near Gastonia, to jiull -w.vcnis anu tnrov^ oeus, leaUers told i al'JweiJ Kagan, the niiil s treasurer, tr.at the group nail gotten out ot cun- liol. Many youths were in the group, and authoiiiies teared adilitionai and mole serious outoieaWs tonight. Other V Carolina. survey showed 33,065 vous condition tonight. for* relief ami erson, Hoggs, Horme, .Millsaps, Free-' will return her for $1,000." ^lan and Beeman, guards; Forehand, Sheriff .McLane said he hail few 'Kotrinson. Dunlap, Yearout, .MeSween clues to work on and that th^ girl was an,j W’aldrep, ends, anil Harvin, Plow- 000 tax hill is one of the chon*- to l»i unable lo say whether her abductors and Hutchinson, centers. Not a assigned to congress in January, were white men or -Negroes. tackle is on the rosier. * Also, it was reported today, the ad- She was reported in a highly ner- backfield is not causing John- ministration is planning to ask for son an ounce of wolry. The best and substantial amounts most varie(3. back material the Blue puriioses. Stockings have had in years will be Jhe latter information cam. on hand. Higbe, Pefnn, Hamer and » J'**'' '" • l>'>uKlas, Wilbanks, will furnish the speed and representative from Arizona, who elusiveness. Perrin and Wilbanks also opposed this action. — pJ^^^ and kick, while Captain Bolick, Douglas was represented as re-ign- j^heir desire lo work with- Birmingham, Ala., Sept. 1.-Speak- y|„i|,,jay and Capr^’llman will oblige because of a conflict m outside interference. This mill is iz on “What the Bankhead Cotton ^jij be views with President Roo.sevelt over ^ot unionized. assisted by Thompson, Oxley, *-he administration’s financial pro- jbe Watts Mill at Uurens joined Mc- been closi*d tight all Ifae week with picki'ts on duty at Ihi* gates. Then* has been no evidence of distut4>ance. 'I'hi* Clinton Cotton .Mills opened as I'F'jpi. Sullivan 2 034 usual Monday with both day and night “spai’tanburg Foster, 1(),.3(),- shifts le.por-ting for work. When the Surii-.avn, 463. A t'ooooo Laut-ens - Foster, l,70l; Mc.Swain, Washington, Sept. 4. - A .$.)()(),000,- at the gates and would not per- ;)i)x.j- Sullivan 2 Hit) rnit workers to ent.*r Tuesday morn- '’’Vnlon Foste’i, 1,63K; MeSwain, ing. Then* has Ireen no trouble of any Sullivan .324 Votals — .Mc.Swain, 31,316; Fosli*!*, Bankhead Lauds Cotton Control * from a for- kind at the mill. This mill also is be ing picketed. The Joanna Cotton .Mills at Goid- ville have- oi)i*rati*d 100 per cent all the week, with no indications of a sti'ike on the part of the employees. There have b(*en no signs of unrest there, thi* employees to the contrary i;),773; Sullivan, 3,633. Enrollment Passes Fifteen- Hundred ably workers ing on "What the Bankhead Cotton lolence tJevelojied in Sou.h Means," Senator John H. Bank- head, Its author, Thursday night said Abbotf and7acob«. higher prices and rental and benefit out of Closed mills in 22 North t aro- payments to growers would raise the ilna towns, wiin 2i,61'3 out in C)Outh value of the 1334 cotton crop to more 000, or $400,000,000 , , ^ , .v, •—i' IkU mills comprise their own commu- more than wa.** received for the staple his duties. nitiaa. ' in 1332. city si'hools ()p(*ni*d s'lon Monday moi n- ETam. ibe strike .Monday morning and has line that Arizonian, however, was .said ^11 the week. The Uurens ca!,\eeX"-corlw within” reach'■.mi “ P'/*******' < ..tlon Mills continued normal opera- ' ’ for Mr. Roo.sevelt. He has offered to Monday and Tue.sday, but as a Carolina, where many of the states ^ban $850,000,000, or $400,000,000 successor familiarize; himself precaution closed down yesterday. The Clinton their 133-1-33 ing. Supt. .1. H. Wi;h(*rspoon and his (■qmpleti* corir-* of ti*achi*rs was pres ent and really for thi* beginning of *ession. Classi's were imme diately oiganizef] and regular class Blue Stockings will be hard to lick. hxc.lcment ran high in W.nnsboro, ' to thi, extra cash from "“J* ‘**' 1"*' '.a''' *" ■« .1 C "r* ’• .S. l„ when tne L. S. Kubber com- ih,. senator pointed out, farm- “."1, kT„ MethodiajtS Bcglll ^any was reported to have imported g,., would have the use of crops they have always been en • 1 O • .Negroes to replace sinkers, who num- „„ the ,e„age formerly de- •’"'’P'"" " ReVIVal l^^rVlCeS bered in the neighrborhood of 700. An voted to cotton, but this year planted set-up. investigation showed merely that a other farm products. “ room woi'k begun without delay. The With the mills here and in LauTen.s ,5^^ teachers in the respective closed down tight it was estimated appeared in The Chronicle yesterday that there are approximate- wi*ek iy three thousand idle people in the white eniwHrnent yesterday had county because of the strike. Sheriff 1.’233, divided as follows: high Owens stated that in making his rounds in strike zones he has found Academy .Street school, 338; Provi- few Negroes, regular employes, had Wen frightened from their jobs by *7tckets who cipiled between 40 and 5J .'pecial officers who guarded the plants. One of the most determined strike assaults was expected snortiy in Greenville County, S. C., where manu- j^ith tonight laciurers have put up one ol the statement: Specia^evangelistic services began everythnrg quiet and orderly, with all sdhool. 1.38. ~Z 77 rx • Six IVlSlSistrEtGS North Broad Street Methodist closed plants, however, being picketed. vnroHmenl of the two colored Sen. Smitn Denies ® a n a. j church last night to continue though schools of the distr ict reached , 233, - J . -J| Are tlectecl Monday, Sept. 17. Two services w.ll TEAM STARTS WORK divided 24 at Bethel school, and 271 at indorsing Ble^ise ^ daily, at lO a. m. and 8 p. m. Hell Street school, making a total In the first primary six township meeting will be conducted by Football practice at Clinton hgh o|)ening matriculation for both white Florence, Sept. 1. — Senator E. D. contests for magistrate were decided Rev. R. F. Morris, presiding elder of began last week under the di- voloied pupils of 1,330. issued the following by the following elections: Youngs the Coliynbia district, who^ i.s pleas- ('each McQueen and W. T. ’ ~ township, J. H. Abercrombie; Cross antly known to many Methodist.s of n n,.t fnr th.* l, I HWl, J. W. Hanna; I.aurent, R. M. the city, ihd rank, a, one.of the out- »*"***■■);■ Thirty men are out for Ih. SE.MOR.S NAME OFFICERS Strongest fronts displayed anywhere “Upon my return fr5m a hunt, , , ■ . v u* r » 'pu . eu . r .u g'l* * the area. Approximately 3,200 of found a statement of my indorsement Brownlee; Mountville, J. L. Dickert; sUnding ministers of hik denomina- team, with indications bright for a The eleventh grade ol the Clinton in high school was organized yesterday the county’s 10,000 textile workers of Cole L. Blea.se. Dials, Duree Armstrong; Jack.s, A. I. tion. He is an aihle and earne.st preach- fast and well-rounded squad. are on strike, but all mills were oper- “i have never publicly indorsed any Dixon. er^hose messages are always helpful. Eight games have been scheduled, election of the following 0 - some 01 mem under National candidate^ running for a state office In next Tuesday’s primary magis- The pastor and members of the home and four out of Ouard pioiection. ' a* show. terial races are to be run-over in church extend a most cordial welcome ^ m • ck ' o- r nf President, Walter Todd; vice-presi- All was reported quiet there to- “The publication of this statement Waterloo, Snllivan, Scuffletown and to the people .at all denominations of is manager 0 dent, W.. £„ BaJ^;_secretary-treas- (Uoniinued on pa^e two) was wholly unauthorized by me.” Hunter townships. the community to attend the services, the team. urer, Loui.se Chambers. / fv.. ■,*S_4,ijil