The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, September 13, 1934, Image 6

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DETBOIT'. . . A^ve.are pictured the elawt on the Tiger, Detroit*! Amerieea Leagoe basehall tetim which ifiems headed for the pennaht and 'World Seriea glory. . . . Pietnred are ten Tiger regalars, inelading pitcher Schoolboy ^owe, who are hittihg over .800 ., Left to right, Ooelin .322; CoehraiM (manager), 322; Green* berg, .337; Bowe, .333; White, 410; Hayworth, 430 Owen, 417; Oehringnr, 430; WnOu^ 408 and Bogell, .312;. President Wilson’s administration and has lately figured'in the limelight as attorney for CoL c,iiirles A. Lind bergh. He 'declared for United I States senator from New York under I* ^—t the “Constitution party” banner. As Large Contingent Boys And Girls Off To College of Clinton an anti-new dealer he may give Sena-|i Students To Attend Institu- tor Copeland a lively contest, unless [ the Republicans nominate a stronger candidate than any no\y in sight. Excitement Ahead 'At the other extreme of the politi- tions In State and Elsewhere. A large number of-Clinton boys and girls will be in college this fall. ¥he cal picture is the nonijnation on the'^'f^ includes students who were pre Democratic ticket, of Upton Sinclair, Iin the state’s Washington^ Sept. 10. — President Roosevelt’s personal hold upon the af- author of many extremely radical colleges, besides a number who are^ fections of the American people does not seem to have diminished, to judge from reports brought back to Wash- books arid an aVowed Socialist, though entering college for the first time, his Socialism is more a mixture of students' attending a u.uuKi.i, w Henry George and Edward Bellamy Presbyterian college could not be ob- inslon bv oolitical scouts of both the' pure Karl Marx brand. His t®>ned yesterday since the matricula- ^on by political scouts of both^^^^^^^^ completed; Many Even those in and out of his ownll^overty irt California,” is calculated to oj already left foif party, including many rock-ribbed Re-jcatch the radical Voters, but it •». no i while the others will leave publicans, who never have voted and ®®cret in Washington that the situH^J ® never willwote the Democratic ticketijat»on created^ ther^y has the admin-j JJ^JJ»c^^»^^ogeth^e^^^^ the colleges they istration worried. For that matter, as one able observer remarked the other! Winthrop: Rosa Bailey Little, Copie day, there are no secrets in Washing- -McC rary, Caroline Martin, Adeline Boland, Emmie Adair, Lois Wilson. Montreat Normal: Evelyn Fergu son, Grace Fleidner, Martha Fleidner, [Inez Tucker, Opal Fay Daniel. , Limestone: Mary Ella Bailey, Julia admit the charm of the man and con* cede the effect of his personal mag netism not only upon those who meet him face to face but even when it is i ton. projected over the radio. There is poj The dilemfna is whether to recog- question that Mr. Roosevelt’s voice is nize Sinclair as a Democrat, and the . most persuasive that has ever [thereby put the seal of the adminis- apoicen into a microphone, while his tration approval on a'program which [ n_7i ‘ v ”"Frnnpp« K«rnp+t cheery smile ^ins the personal regard'out-deals the new deal; or to disclaim i Rrskine- Jean McKee Marv Ander even of those who are most bitterly.'him, and thereby alienate the r.dicalj,,™; opposed to the course of his adminis- element upon whose votes the admin-*i i’ Fvelvn Chambers Marv counting heavily. The gen- s Fli^^e^ Nelson * ^or that reason, most of the criti-|eral opinion here is that the conser- g cism of the administration so far has vative Democrats of California willij^j^ ^ ’ been directed at its acts and methods,!throw their strength to the Republi-^ South Carolina: Lidie and aimed ostensibly at the presi- can candidates for governor and con-‘f^_K_ chandler Alfred Brown- dent’s subordinates; usually, with the gress, which may upset somewhat theij ’ ’ «plicit reservation.that no P6r,0l>.l hopes of. further Dentoeratic gainai ciemson: Clyde Rampey, Bill Dobr entietsm of he president 'M"^nded from Ihe Pac.ftc coast. ■ And that state of affairs probrfily will I A more immediate wofry is the gen-,Gene Knox, James Hitt, Ryan Me-, jontinue, even though some conserva-1„al labor situation, with strikes in-Crary, H.yne Workman, L. H. David-' live Democrats desert the standard of creasing in number and seriousness son the administration. I*redict Fifty Division. and the administration trying to fig-| Florida State- CoUege for Women: ure out whether it wniilH he better. r’s.s.i. < ure out whether it would be better, M’Liss Cook. Out of this peculiar situation spme politics to put all striker,3 on the re-,j University of Virginia: Bothwell astute observers here believe that a Hef rolls or to lighten up on its relief'Graham, Richard B. Ferguson, new party l.ne-up is definitely on the'program. " . . Darlington -School, Rome, Oa.i Bill MeSween, William Jacobs. Baptist Meeting At Laurens Ends program way. Some even go so far as to pre* diet that the'major party division in 1836 will -be between a “Roosevelt Party” and Party,” by whatever names they call themselves*. Indications which give color to this idea of a ne^v paity Spartanburg Man U Reelectedt B>enau: Vivian Parks Adair. President cf Regional Conven-1 'w i .. - . . w, . t Queens-Chicora: Mary Wilson, tion of Training. UniO{l. - Myrtle Watson. Coker: Margaret Moorhead. South Carolina Medical College:! James O’Daniel, Agnes Shealy. ! Georgia Tech: Billy Owens. I 'Emory Medical School: Charles An- I derson. I / Virginia" Intermont: Patricia Giles. , Tulane: William Moorhead. Davidson: Robert ,Vance, Bailey William.s. — Duke University: Edward Ferguson. CoTurfibia University: Wm. Blalock. Greenville Woman’s College: Eliza- Christ College: Billy Hart. William and Mary: Robert Lynn. Draughn’s Busine-ss College. Grwn* Lenora Wil- can politics pre many example, the coalition of Republicans and Democrats in the new American Liberty league—whose leaders, inci dentally, profess the usual personal Uurens, Sept. 6. —A two-day ses- friendship for Mr. Roosevelt, while|j,ion of the Northern Regional Baptist setting up an organization which can-‘Training union ebnvention was held' not be anything'but opposed to the Tuesday and Wednesday at the First- Roosevelt program. There is the re- Baptist church and wps attended by I cent resignation of Lew Douglas, di-^i>out 300 delegates fixim the six ass6-| r«tor of:the budget, latest in the se- ciations in the counties of Laurens,; .tu..io.ib v.,viivkv. *.ii ^ Spartattburg, Union, Newberry and beth Harris,.Mary Pauline Lawson, minded men from their administration (j^erokee. | Dr White’s Bible Colleae' Marear- posts. Mr. Douglas openly avowed his ^ * i * ^ Uck of sympathy with the'treasury-, . ‘’•'"'lly'**": I eyetem of bookkeepinir, which Score- E. S.. Mebwam of Uuie^nf-Jr. College: Umar Nel- ■ Ury Mowenthau de.cribed in his re- Spartanburg, was reelected president;'sori, Jeff Boland. *nl rddio, address, wheriy one set I**'"' A"'’''""' formal: Uuise McMillan, of figures is used to show that the Thomi«on Uurens, and Harold U- campaign pledge to reduce the gov- !!’■ Arcadia, v.ce-pres.dents M.ss ernment's expenditures ha. been kept-^“’^“"’*’‘'3-.Eaurens, was elec edaa, and another entirely different set of V'' "/» •«J«6»-»-tre«st.rer; the Rev. v.lle: Annie Bag^ll, ■figures fs produced t^ cover the*'. A McDowell, Unron chonsler;'hams, Mmnie^Wallac^^ amounts of the heavy increase in the “'"‘/'“i./'a* N'w'f'-y. Pi*"-! Busmess Sehool here: Frances Bad. national debt and the disposition made e” of the funds so borrowed i ^“® In™an, junior and Alden Bailey, Elizabeth Speake The ■Trea.ury Report .inlerraeiate leader. According to Mif. Morgenthau, Aubrey Hearn, a^ispciate editor $6,000*000,000 increase in the debts'of the B. Y. P. U. magazine, Nash-, actually only $4,400,000,000, because' viHe, Tenn., was one of the principal Lau^ns county Tor Hhe ^support given the treasury has $1,600,000,000 of the speakers and leaders on the program. | nte in the second primary which en- money still on hand, without-cojinting Others to address the convention andj®bled me to be elected county Super- the “profit” of $2,800,000,000 arising take pari in the conferences included: *>itendent*of Education, from the devaluation of the gold dol- Grange Cothran, Miss Novell Deaton, To those who did not support me lar. And much, of the^borrowed money W.^. Hendley, Miss Florie Lee'Law- I wish to say that you shall he given has been re-loaned through the RPC ton,jtate secretary B. T.^., associate;the same .cooperation and courteous, and other agencies. leaderj; Miss J^arjorie Moore, Miss'.attention as those who did. Through-1 Republican .speakers in the current Elizabeth Lipscomb, and Dr. D. A. Qnt my coming administration Lshall congressional campaigns are begin- Howard, Gaffney.,Dee Ellison, of Bel- at all times strive ^to see the needs of niing to make use of the Douglas res- ton, a formed state B. Y. P. U. presi- lAurens county as a whole and act ignation aind the Mprgenthau figures; iient,^was a vis^r and addressed the accordingly. with what "effect remains to be seen, conyentiop brieDy. I wish to beg the 'public to cooper- Beyond doubt, in the more conserve- Special features of the convention, ate with ftie at all times and we shall tive parts of ^e nation, a reaction in addition to the musical programs all work to the eduf^ioMil advantage against the administration is setting and the , song services, the latter di-.^ of the children thToiighout the county, ia, but that his will result in the re- rected by James Anderson, Laurens, i " Humbly your servant, turn of a Republican majority tjo.. the included a pageant Tuesday- evening^ J* LEROY BURNS. *-4f new congress is not expected by even and a fiarade, with .all delegates and, . ' * ■ .■ the most- ardent devot^ of the G.O.P.. t’isitors taking pari led by Miss Mir-j C And any Rpublican gains are likely to jorie Moore. Miss Amaryljis Smith, | W JTa A be offset by the election o| some radi- Laurens, served as organist iri the ab-x, d msmters from the Central-West sence of Miss Sarah E. qreer, * .P,"'"'’, * «T ^•»d Vrts of the South, who will de-- Greer. i condition. Gall Cyomcle office. Ic mand that the federal government go The convention was we’e-^med by RESIDENCE FOR RENTSee Dr. even farther to the left than it has C. B. Bobo on behalf of the church,and J. L W.'Bailey. tf jone -Moreover, a good deal of the by Bruce Thompson for the yo'jnr'gAUJ-Several milk cows. D. E. HiasrTA/*riAti la m fva.*hA«*A if na^nnlo - i . ' . THANKS FROM J. LEROY BUENS* I wish to thank my loyal frienda in' Tribble Co. 9-13-2tc dissiffection is ip the South, where it people. is regard^ as practically hopeless to President MeSwain responded foiy • get any considerable number of peo- the coh^ntio^. Devotional servicer FOR RENT—teh-rqom residence just pie, to a^ept ,the name “Republican” for each sessmn weri conducted by outside city limits, with all city con- ■■oii any party banner which they'^will the Rev. Ned Taylor. R. E. Ihoinpson, veniences. Apply to H. D. Henry, tf follow. J. -J*' • -aecQpd vice-presideht, presided ^ver ip" IT CAN BE CLEANED OR The* ndine of “Constittition Party” ipost of the sessibria because of th^inr-'^ pressed, Royal .cap do it. Royal Dry haa. been adopted ot thrown into the disposition of President MeSwa'ir. The| Cleaners. South Broad Street, Phone pietore by ft least one former Demo- closing prayer was offered by the Rev. 77. v - ^ ergt He is £ol. Henry Breckinridge, W. D. 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