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7-* / PAGE TWO V /' Casino MONDAY AND TUESDAY, January 20 and 21 . ^The Last Days of Pompei’ T THE CXINTON CHRONICLE, Processmg Taxes Fafl To Stand Sjupreme Court .Unanimously Rules i200,000,OOlLMust Be .'Refunded BjrTreasury^ House Passes | ' Bonus Measure N. S. THURS6AY,UANlIAkY 16, 1936, Question Now Goes Ta Senate and; President. Quick Action Is Forecast. + sent to the senate a Washington, Jan. 13.—The supreme M.ri«n C; Foster’s spee- eoott-ruletl today that $2M,000,000 of | majority "Friday ta'cle drama, starrinxFreston Foster. !P'-<X'0»o>nF ‘>»“ 11.0 Hale. Baml Rathbone. Dorothy’«>“«» be returned Ip ttw tax-. ‘ IVilson. and David Holt. A mishtyl of movinx hackpround for throbbinx ho- 'b' Bankhead cotton act at th.s time man sTorv that .ill live to the end of »nd adjourned withou rulinx on the timet Death duels pleased .heirlcBft'tutional.ty of TVA . drunken fancy, while a mounlaitij down in the case ^ ^ solved its .rath; Falde piKis ruled the!b™uxht by the fxiuisiana nee millers. * - • " • temple and men’s hearts were turned ’ ^be tax decision did Next Roiad Move r Up To Johnston Attempt ,To Af^^i TKfl^ Cases Decided Against Chief Ex^u- tive Expected. // ■.X' ."V- Washington, Jan. 10.—A crushing passed _and bill authorizing immediate cash payment of the bonus ms ou.ster orders against three state to nearly 1,500,000 World war veter- high^yay commissioners and pondered ans. Its immediate cost was estimate what course t5 take, ed variously from ^Columbia, .Ian. 12,-Counsel fori. Ho matter ho* nutny mcdldnas you Governor Olip D. Johnston studied j have trl^ fw^^our cough, chest cold From a commit cold - Ilat Ih^ Os today circuit <ourt decrees.overruling| Urf’nS^^thl^mii^fon^Crl^Sl Sion not otUy contains the soothing elements common to many remedies; such as, Syrup of White Pine Com pound twith Tar, fluid extract of $1 000 000 000' to Circuit Judges E, C. Dennis of Dar-i Ipe^c ^i,uuu,uvu,uw ^ - 1 powerful phlegm loosening |ling|ton, C. C. featherstone of Green- effect, fluid extract of Cascara for its wood, and M. M. Mann of St. Mat-mild laxative effect and, most impor tant of all, Beechwood Creosote Is , , I , M. M. Mann of St. Mat- not go -intol- The vote on pa.ssage was announced. handed down orders this week u^.s. ... »..« --- .MU..WX.U vivw.i t-iii.-p wctfiv ! to'stone"*"*, .""when mighty vengeanceprctcessors had to prove-by Speaker Byrns as ' 355-58, more j exonerating split the bl^-red sky! 1 had not passed the tax on to con Comedy, "The Lucky Swede," with before they could recover, a El Brendel. .MGM News. The decision was 10 A. M. Show—MONDAY. I Or and 25c WEDNESDAY, JAN. 22 main point at issue, unanimous. The re.sult had no immediate bear ing on prospects for suits by procesx-^ , brs to recover the $1,200,000,000 taxes Baldpate” Starring Gene Raymond.. Margaret Callahan. Grant' Mitchell. The picture? already collected under defunct AAA. This question remains to fought j Unless pressure ^or the hous*e „ Commissioners John C. | 'than the two-thirds required to-p«^' B<*thea of Dillon, C. 0. Hearon of , legislation over a presidential veto, j .Spartanburg, and" 1=1. L. Culler of Or- j The ballot was taken before packed' angeburg, on each of ten allegations | galleries. * misconduct which the governor | Prompt consideration of the issue (ba.sed his removal orders. ■ by the senate finance committee was j The governor had no comment upon promFsed by Chairman Harrison, <D.,-jihe court decisions, but belief was ex- Miss.) I pressed in some quarters Jiis attor- bill out in the lower courts. The decision was unanimous. The justices all agreed alko that the review on the Bankhead case, following the spirit of' ttle story. moves fast and is well acted. Those that are .supposed to be dramatic are ^amatic in the vein of the story; ap are those who are supposed to bfe comic are funny. , * Keadliner Comedy. “WesC Indies Cruise.” ~ .Morning Show At 10 O’clock. 10c To All ‘ . is too great the committee was con- .sidered likely to amend the measure and vote out a less liberal one of its own, realizing President Roosevelt is X THURSDAY, JAN. 23 ‘We’re Only Human’ With I'^Veslon Foster, Jane M’yatt, James (<lea.son. More than usual en- which was allowed only on a 6-3 vote, ■ opposed to full payment at this time had been “improvidently granted.” j Democratic leader Robinson . has Another case involving this law,'conferred with the president and was neys would study the decrees with, a view to possible appeals tOvthe su preme court. Lawyers had pointed out the .stat utes provided that circuit court judg believed to have conveyed the execu tive’s attitude to ail bonus camps whose'representatives have been con ferring in secret for'several days. tertainment, great signifciance is at-! regulation of agriculture filed by Governor Talmad^, of Geor gia*. will give the court another op- {)Ortunity to rule on it. In the eice- millers’ opinion, read "by Justice Roberts, the court held ^he cha-nges made by the new AAA law j pa.s.se<l that will meet executive ap- enacted at the last session did not; proval. “cure the infirmities of the original j .Just before final passage the house act,” which it held unconstitutional I defeated, 319-89, a motion by Rep- last week. •' re.sentative Treadway (R., .Mas.s.) to “The exaction still lacknl the qual- return the bill to the committee‘under ity of a true tax,” the dourt said. “It | instructions to require payment with remains a means for effectuating the! unexi>ende(l relief funds. ments in such ca.ses were “final” but explained appeals had been made on technicalities. , The state executive said meanwhile hearings for Commissioners E. T. Heyward of Charleston, W'. Fred Lightsey of Miley, R. J. Ramer of An- Robin.son was hopeful a bill can be i derson, and C. F. Rizer of Olar, on rules to. show cau.se why they should not be removed from office would be resunie(| nexC Friday. Hearings fo^ the four, begun thi&j Iraraa, dram^ sticking closely atic and romantic tarhed to this d at all times to dra elements. "Spring Night, .>ltJM News-. Morning Show At 10 O’clock. 10c To All ‘.Making Stars,’ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, • January 24 and^25 “In Person”. With (iinger Rogers and George Brent. From the novel by Samuel Hupkins Adams. Here she is! The dancing starlet of “Top Hat,” breath- le*>slv revealed as America’s new sweetheart ... in ,a heart-throb ro mance front the pen of the author w ho gave Night.” . Comedy, you “It Happened^ a matter not within the congress.” ^ In deciding that the impounded tax es must be returned, the court said “we have no occasion to di.scuss or de cide whether Section 21 ■■D affords an ade<|uate remedy at law'. As yet the petitioner has not paid the taxes to respondents and in view of the decis ion in the Butler (AAA) cu.se, here- ;iftcr can not be reijuired so to do,” “If the respondent should now at- U‘mpt to collect the tax by distiaint he would be a trespasser. The decree of the district court will he vacated and an appropriate order entero<l di recting the jxqiayment to the peti tioner of the funds iinpounde<l and the ,jcause .remaj.ided_ to. the district court entr\:_jui!_.a production,! On the floor members wore so un powers of j concerned about outcome of the bal- ^ I luting that they chattered noisily or read newspa|R‘r.s. Speaker—.Byrns had to crack down with his gavel re peatedly so that those who had not yet voted could hear the clerk call their names. 35.747 VETS IN STATE Washington, Jan. 1.—Reprpftehta- tive Patman (1)., Tex.) estimated to day there were (53,926 WofRl war vet erans in North Carolina Jtblding bonus certificates aggregatifig $34,622,162 arid 35,747 in South Carolina with cer tificates ^lued'at $19,316,831 which w’ould b(* paiii under the hou.se cash jilan. week, were suspended yexlerday byi Johnston. \ Hearings for six otheK^mmission- ers and Chief Convmissioner Ben M. Sawyer, originally set for next Fri day, also willJbk heard then, the gov ernor said./and added that all the cases probably would be heard to-' gether. / M^pwhile upward of a dozen high- bills already before the legisla- tiire included proposals for popular election of a commission of six and legislative election of a fourteen-man body to supplant the present system of appointment by the governor of the present fourteen-man agency^ wit)f confirmation by the senate. / ‘Perfect Thirtv-Six.’^Car- for the entry_jui!-a decree enjoining collection of the assailed exaction. A t«w>n. Buck “Roaring West” No. 1, with Junes. 10c and 2.5c similar disposition will be made of'the NEXT WEEK— MdND.VY. TCESDAY. WEDNES DAY—“MITINY ON THE IJOI N- TV '_ three days. Broadway Theatre W’ashington, Carolinas voted ~ I CAROLINAS SOLID Jan. 10,—The two solidly for the sol- 1^‘omjyijinion cases. ^ “ dier bonus bill -in the house today. Section 21-1) referred to wduld pto- representing 17 votes in the “aye” col- 'l^ibit. refunds of processing taxes al-j umn., ready pai<( to the gov^hmept unless.| North Carolina eleven representa- tho taxpayer could ^ow ^*‘(1 not|tives and the six from South Caro- passed the tax on to idhtMs. ‘‘ua stciod shoulder to.shoulder in the Chief Justice Ilugb(^ explaining. niajority on the roll call, the Bankhead'dismissal said in the de--] eb*i<m 4ha t—Lee—Mouj’,_the...conipla i nj ng' Texas planter,'liad principally giverr only general testiniorty regarding his Mrs. B. M. Spratt Passes At Chester .News was rece ii^l in the city yes terday of th<* vdoatih of Mrs. B. M. Spratt of Cb^ter, mother of Mrs, R. W', Wade ^d John Spratt of this city. MONDAY AND TUESDAY, January 20 and 21 / “Stars Over Broad- way With Pat O'Brien. Jane Muir. James ^lelton. Jane Froman. Frank McHugh and I’hil Regan.' Hear ’em! Cheer ’em! Hum 'em! Strut 'em dereTIa,” ,^.At Your Service^ Madame." “tVhere .\m 1,” “You Let Me Down.” ".Mibi 'Racket.” “Football Team >Vork.” 10 A. M. Show—TCESDAY. '10c and 20c financial necessities. The ,trial court concluded that he had failed to make a case, it was re- calletl and the apjH*als court agree<i “upon the established principle that a mandatory injunction is not grant- e<l as a matter of right, hut is grant ed or refused in exetx'ise of sound ju dicial discretion.” . The supreme court accepted this view. Due to the intricacies of the <le- officials defer- Mill Families Papers Served ThyouRh Local Magistrate’scDffice Remove 24 Mrs. .Sppatt had been critically i)l for the past several weeks, with Mr*. \N'ad^ and Mr\^pratt spending a lasge pxri't i).f their time at her bedside. TIk‘ funeral service will be held this morning at 11 o’clock from the First Methodist church at Chester.^ ' Methodists Plan .Sunday Services Families At (Minton Mills. /' The pastor of North Broad Street Methodist church will u.se as his I theme Sunday morning, “The Divine KjectipiF pajHM’s issued by the ('lin-1 Pi evidence.” At the evening-hour he ^ ton ('pfton Mills havt; been served|Wil! spVak on, “Imprbving One’s Tal- duririg the past .several days through jents.” Magistrate Browning’s office against. The monthly stewards meeting will! I'Sn cision administration oiiiciais DiOHQWftj v In* 1 • A. 1 red comment pending study. / The rice ruling was brought on a ca.se by eigh’ Louisiana rice milling , . companies wli ch had cotitende<i the »^ated yesterday as a numlM'r of families residing in the ;l>e held at the cljuiYh‘Monday evening mill village and formerly listeti'at-7:30. This official meeting plans among its employees. On Saturday. Monday and Tuesday, 24 papers were serve<i, with 13 more to wind up the first quarter of the present conference year which ends January 31st. ' .stHition of tl .A.’V.X ^eridment, re-- (juiring proo; that^dihey had borne cost them.sel . es, before obtaining a refund, was Kiyalid. They insisted they could not prove who bore tbe expense of the pro- WEDNESDAY. JAN. 22 Too Tough To Kill” With Victor Jory, Sally O’NeiU and; Thurston Hail, “ril break your necH"^^ nce^ were nanuieo lo^iner aimd , . -. before, you break mine! You’ve tried to blow me to bits . . . bury me cessing levy, saying the various lot* of rice"Were handled together and it under a landslide . . . cave in the roof' •over my head! Now Fm going into ac tion . .. and rU drive out every tjuhnel rat in this gang!” Comedy, “Here’s the Gang. I’laccs." .Morning Show At 10 O’clock. 10c To All . ’Going THURSDAY, JAN. 23 ‘Naughty Marietta’ '.M’ith Jeanette MacDonald and Nd- Eddy, in Victor .Herbret’s clasme. By special request this picture is be ing brought back for showing. You can’t afford miss seeing it again. P' “I^roadwiy High Ughts.” “Head less Horsemlh.’^ “Song of the Sun.” .Morning Show At 10 O’clock. 10c To AU ]^ed to individual consignment. ^ In the dispute" the supreme court granted a temporary injunction to continue until a final ruling. Justice Brandeis, Stone and Cardozo dissent ed from the review. Of the $1,200,000,000 proce.ssing taxes collected approximately $200,- 000,000 wak impounded in federal courts. Rice collections to Oct. 1 to talled $153,074. B^’s Big Sale Will E^gin Today FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, ' January 24 and 25 “Man Of Iron” With Barton Me Lane, Mary Astor and John EMredge. He made chflla ^ran down yonr spine in “G-Men’-’! He nade yenr blood run cold in *'Dr. iSocrat^*! Now steel yourself for the shock of this mighty “Man of Iron.” The Bcree&’a most powerful actor, in liis first star role! Comedy, “I Don’t' Remember.” “Patch Mah Britches” Spark Plug Castoon. “Wolf Dof” Np^l0. 10c aad 20c soon as the weather is favorable. The furniture and beloTfgingsWf the re- movtNl families was placed on the side walks where it still remainwi yester day afterrimm tm several streets in thi‘ village. It was reporte«l ye.ster- day that upon a I’equest, forwarded to Governor Johnston, a number of army tents had been sent here and that the effected families were planning to re move their belongings off the mill property to nearby property where with the jikl uLrtenta, temporary res|-< dences will be set up. Officers in re moving the families from the houses .statetl that they encountered no trou ble or I'e.sistanee. It was stated yesterday that a pre liminary hiring was held h^re in magistrate’s court on D^. k4th at which time an agreement was reached by the management and former em- ployees-that ejection papers would not'be sei-ved until after Jan. 2nd, the families in que.stion to move from the mill proi>erty\during that time. Up on the arrival of that date, none of the families had vacated the houses, officers state. The first ejection fol- lowe<l on last Saturday, January 11. The thirty-seven families with un ion affiliation were refused employ- Women Who Have Pains TiyCARDUI Next Time! On account <rf poor nouristunent, many womei> suffer functiuiml pains- at oarUln tlmaa, and It la (or thrsa that Cardul U offered on the record of the aafe relief It haa brought and the good It haa don* In helping to oeercomo the cause of vonumly dlwomfort. Mrs. Cole Toung, of LoMTtUa, La., vrltoa: **I was suffering vlth irrafular ... I had suite a lot b( pain vhleh mada aw narroua. X took Cardul and •laaiid tl iMtpad Ml la ovary way. awklng ■M regular aad alopplac tha pala. This nulatad my narvoa. making aur haalth mueh 'kattar." . . . n Oatdol daaa not TOO, oooMlt a Belk’s Department Store announces in today’s pajier, their January Clear ance Sale which opens this morning , with a bang to continue through the month. For the big sale all winter; n|erchandi». ha* b«n-mari«d to ^ ^ .mi below affording considerable ^ mgs for the buying public. The event ^to-members of ;ti is further staged to reduce j;heir large stocks to makcv room for new spring merchandise. Belk’s reports a big bus- employment confined the Goodwill association, which m'l, officials have stat^ is not a company . J • _ XV r 11 J i union, but was formed by employees mess during'^ the fall season jind now - NBXT WRBK— '^rsco Klir iritai Jum«m CagMy. - r IVcKty RUdm Agaia.** inaugahates a campai^ for a still livelier selling campaign for the com ing year. X CARD OF THANKS We wish to express bur thankV for the kindness and sympathy showq 'u? at the death ot^oiir husband and fath er. Also for the beautiful floral of- “fftritiflWl, t ava o/the corporat^n of their own accord. According to a recent statement of W. J. BaHey, president of the. mill, “not-a union employee is connoted, with either the Clinton or Lydia mills.” , Mrs. E. F. Ray and Family. Say— SAW rr IN THB (mONICUr TlMak Jml Vicks Cough Drop Gray — FuneraL Home Clinton, S. C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ... And ... EMBALMERS Ambulance Service Phones 41 and 399*J* L. RUSSELL GRAY aad V. PARKS ADAIR. Gen. Mgra. DANZIGER’S WEEk-END SCEiCIAL MenV . Biltwdl Oxfords Stapdard Price $3.00 Ai^^^upport; Leather Soles Week-End Priec— $2.00 perfectly blended with all of these to source of the trouble from the reach the InsideT Creomulsion can ‘be taken fre quently and continuously by adults and children With remaiicable results. Thousands of doctors use CTreomul- sion in their own families as wen as In their practice knowing how Oreo- mulsion aids nature to soothe the in flamed memtnranes and heal the irri tated tissues as the gehn-laden phlegm is loosened and - mcpelled, Dniggists also know the effectiveness of Beech- wood Creosote and they rank Creo mulsion top for coughs because you get a real dos6 of Creosote in^Crw- mulsion, emulsified so that it is j^lat- rble, digestible and potent for going to the very seat of the trouble. Creomulsion Is guaranteed sntiS^ factory in the treatment of coughs, cliest colds and bronchial irritations and especially those stubborn ones that start with a common cold and hane on for dreadful dasrs and nights thereaittf. Even if other remedies have failed, your druggist is authorized to • guarantee Creomulsion land to refund every cent of your m(^ey if you are not satisfied vrith I ■ * results frwn the very first bottle. 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