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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, 8. C.
• THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1937
THE CHRONICLE’S
WANT AD RATES
H p*T word for first tsssr-
U<m; five insertions for tlM
price of four. Minimnm dMrfo
25e. ^ ^ '
Cord of thsnks end tribntas
of respect, Ic n word, pnjnblo
in ndvsnce. Minimnni 50e.
Mu^lii^’s Views
Seen As Threat
fl iDwce Scourges Natioitls
structing Recognition of Spt^n-
ish-lnsurgents. Newspaper Ed
itorial Criticizes U. S.
A _ *
'rv—Icounty, Alabama,, and Walton
Okloosa counties, Florida.
. The South American weevil can
not fly blit it can crawl—about four '’[I already had cost farmers between
feet a minute—and it has a ravenous r^^0»^00^*nd $1000,000 oyer an area of
appetite fot most farm crops. l{,do€S,f*'*^'^-25 to 30 sciuare-miles. They said
not like tobacco of fruits, hut it de-|^^^ need for checking’ the pest was
lights in cotton, sugar cane, potatoes,prevent great loss to
corn and like staples. The Southern.! ^
Experts meeting here today declared! board mapped plans J>ehind| They said they did not know how
I war on a, bug which could, they said, loosed doors and then inspected fields! the weevil had got into this country
Premier,^ untold damage to crops through-iby the pest. {but they explained one bug could have
Experts .Declare
' Weeva
Argentine Bug Declared Grave
Menace To Crops of Nation.
Defuniak Springs, Fla., July 26.
audited counties to prevent spread of,the
pest. * v.,~ s . «
The bug experts estimated the wee-
POR SAI>E—Ore used Superfex oil
burning refrigerator, price right.
M. B. Crooks, Box 195, Newberry,
8. C. ' . IP
Milan, Italy, July 24. •
Wwliin^ton, July 2«,-The ’suddun j
death »f Senator .“Joe” Robinaon of II Popolo d taha,
, , ,1 r au j • • a Vigorously at what it called interna-
Arkansas, leader of the administra-1 .* , „
Itional “fiction.*.”
tion forces in the factional battle in
ACCIDENT Insurance Tickets cost
only 25c a day; pay up to $5,000.
S. "W. Sumerel, phone 80 anrf 32. 3c
WHY WASH at home? .Buchanan’s
does it best. 15 pounds Damp Wash,
ready to *4ron, only 49c. Buchanan’s
out the nation if left unchecked.
The new agricultural menace is the
Argentine .weevil, which recently
made it.s appearance on this country
the senate over the president’s .su-j Some day, it predicted, “reality jand already has infested Covington
preme court project^ resulted in in-iO^ would wipe out pretenses —
tensifying the differences between the! held by certain nations,-such-a»-tbe.[
opponents' of the plan and the ad- ^’"ited States’ insistence war debts
still are collectible.
Circles close to the goveriiment ih
Rome said there was no doubt that
.4
Dr. G. N. Bentl-y, board chairman'caused all the trouble since each wee-
and professor of entomology at the vil was capab.e of propagating the
University of Tennessee, said Florida
and Alabama authorities might be
asked to quarantine the three infest- SUBSCRIBE TO ’THE CHRONICLB
specie*.
herents' of .Mr. Roosevelt.
, The situation precipitated by the
court fight Is bfing likened by old
i^"cieVerV'indl'.ui.diT,'TiiShonuitiir>l” lUililica^^ obsiTvi-ru to tbe "Korou,, »»I^ . , « PoH®
A D rWAPIN
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No. 28.
^ in the Republican party which arose d’ltalia’s long editorial
— tin eongres.s in lltO'J.^The “insurgent” war' make believe” wa.'
titled
was that
‘post-
of III
FOR S.\LE—Purebred cockerels $3.75 Miovement which began in that ycarlDuce himself. i {
per 100. Red.*, Rocks, Wyandottes. was not so much a revolt againstj They said also that the ‘Reality”!
Your choice, all cockerels or half pul,- President Taft as again.st the entire the writer .*aid would destroy “these j
lets $0,60 per 1(K); all 'flullets $9.50 i{(.puhlican party leadershiji. castles of- cards” undoubtedly wa|
per 100. .\ncona or .Minorca cockerel.* ^ It re.*u.lted in splitting the party j war.* He declared this “reality” al-
,$4.50 per lOO; Postpaid; Lit-e arrival wide ojam, bringing Theodore Roose-lways “had a single, brave man, for
to your door guaranteed.'David Nich- veil hack into political life a.s a third-j which there was no .*ub.*titute.
ols & ('o., Rock mart, Ga.
IX>ST—'Saturday night, July 21
-rival wide ojam, onnging i neodore Koose-'w-ays “had a single, bra'
Nich- veil hack into political life a.s a third-1 which there was no .*ub.*i
8-2c |,a,;ty candidate in 1!H2, on the Pro-'
|gres.*ive or “Hu .Moo.*e ticket, and I Democratic power,* ir
’ , ;the election of \Voo<)row \Vilson, the . ,
vel- i.. . ..... menti
tween'L.vvlia Mill and ('liriton, Democratic presidential
Notify Clinton Motor Co., or W. T.j j'arly Split
Ru.*htx)n. (mldville. ^ The fear that the pre.*ent .*
SEED P()TAT0P:S for Fall Planting.; the Democratic party may have as
We have just n’ceived a nice ship-; Itr.eat political con.*t*<juences as the
ment. See us for Rutabaga, Turnip,
Tendergreea, Spinach, Beans and Oth
er Seed.*. Also Chick Supplies. Blake
ly Brothel'S Seed Store. Phone 188.
FOR RENT—By week or month, dur
ing summer, .*mall stucco cottage,
3 riKims and bath, furnished, at Beau
fort .Shores, Ii<‘aufoii, .S. ('. In ex-
cellent_cf>ndition. $10,011) per week in
advance. .Mrs. .1. E. Rent/., Hotel Clin
ton. tf
Rejniiilican split of 1912 had is open
ly voiced. It i.* used as an argument
for loyal Democrats to .«up'port the
president, .whatever their [lersonal
convict lon.s. *
Equally open are the expressions
)>y Democratic opponents of another
ileeji-footed fear, the fear that the
pre*idcnt’.s co^irt program would pave
the road toward something like an j
American ATrsion of Fascism, by con-'
ceiitrating power in the hands of the'
I executive and opiuiing the door for a
TO.M.ATD P1..\NT^. -Marglohe, Brim-j “totalitjirian state,” iii which control
mer. Oxheart and Others. .\lso Pep-'of all acts of all citizens would he
per, < ah!.'Hge. Collard and Egg Plants, '(entered in Washington and th<
We have the jn.*vcticides for the Con-
tnd (>f Insects on your Plants too,
Blakely ^Brothers Seed .Store. Tele
phone ISK. Ic
FOR S.XLF—Fixtures of P. S. .leanes
.storci con.sisting of soda fountain,
back bar, hot dog counter, three show
case.s^ and other eciuipmcnt. Apply to
Mrs. P. S. .leanes, Clinton, S. C. 8-2c
ELECTRICAL REPAIRING. Your
Ele<*irical .\pplianctis Repaii;ed —
from Hair Curlers to Vacuum Hean-
«rs. Fans, Radio.*, Toa.sters, Hot
Plates and MagnetcK*. R. Stanton
Blakoly at Blakely Brothei-s Set'll
Store. Telephone 188. Ic
lights of the people would he subor
dinated to the will of government.’
To the Democrats in both houses
of congress who believe that is the
purjiose, or at least the probable
jcFfect of the president’s plan, the sit
uation calls for a choice of loyalties.
They can either go along with the
president for the sake of party har
mony • and' futiiri* Victories at the
polls, or they'can maintain that their
first loyalty is not to the party and
its leader, but to the nation and its
people.
Robinson Loyal To End
Senator Robinson chose the course
of political loyalty. Those closest in
a .slap at
in this state
ment--
victoiyj which ought to be reali.s-j
I tic and therefore face problems a.* |
{they exist become the play of irreal-1
it3t. and sophism, sometimes diguised |
in the motheaten garim-nts of immor-1
tal principles.” j
The e(litorial scourged nations
which would obstruct the recognition!
of belligerent rights for Spanish in-1
surgents who, it said, control two-
thirds ofvi;i»ain.
The article attacked a* “preten
sion” the insistence that Generali.ssi-
uio Kranerseb Franco \vas an insur
gent general and that 'V’alencia was
the real seat of the .Spanish govern
ment.
Referring to war debts, II Popolo
*ajd: i
”Th<* jieople '-continue to pretend |
they believe these debts will be paid!
one day» Xpw, everyone knows this is’j
AiJt yvtmxr unzftieLC?
AM* TH' MtfCA'rMEO. MAM SAf%
rr'r soim* t ^ git mchtto }
Itno MIMMHEP VtOPiE .
PiCD O' SUMSmonS tiRTlllMrf
^ «OSH \ CTt AMfIVL-ifiC.STC
SALESMAN” W.XNTED-Good near
by’ Rawleigh Route open. Indus
trious man can earn Indtex than av
erage income, (’omplete line house
hold n(‘cessities established 48 years.
Permanent. .No investment or expe
rience ni'eded. Write Raw’leigh’s,
Dept. .S('(J-27-Q, Richmond, V.a.
materially, and above all morally, im
po*siii!e. Nevertheless, when the fate-1
fill dates June 16 and flecember 15
Come around the European govern
ments inform .America they find it
im|)o*sible to pay. America takes note
of this and puts it on the order of
the (lay.
“The fiction nevertheless remains
and carries in its lap the damaging
elements of all embalmed fictions.”
The “fiction” of the lii'ague of Na
tions the editorial indicted for its
universality and its pacifism.
“The paradox is, that America, af
ter having invented the Iv<*ague for
external use, has a^'ays energetically
,his confi4e«cT ?ny that he did not-like refus‘e(1~n) take any part in it. The
the pr<‘siderlt’s court plan, and par-i father aliandoned his creature as soon
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WHO MAiCES IT youp^ FOR, ME TO
KEEP FROM COMMITTIWO MURDER.
jaemss^aast
lO DOACt AHOO-f H«f
WHO
Co6l MtM'TAHTY-
MfMO BAMA-S me out FOR-
A SUMMER SISSY
ticularly disliked the president’s fail
ure to consult with him and other
leaders of the congressional majority
before-^u^uposing it. But
a* it was burn and the foundling be
gan its life with the mark of this
nermnnent unhappines.*.”
■Rttfimal of some nations to recog-
bX)R RE.NT—Twt> or three furnishe<i
his obligation as leader of the presi-iriize tlie Italian Ethiojiian eippire also
(ient’s jiarty in the senate in the tra-ldrew the editorial’s fii'e.
tfitional American manner, and set
ft—
rooms.
Stone.
out to/^do the be.st' ho c7»u7d tor^'
upstairs. See Mr.s. Metta j measure which was personally repug-
D nant to him, but which was politically
e.X|K*dient.
He did succeed iru getting the pres-
i ident to accept the lx>gan-Hatch sub
. NOTICE
Why not keep your money at home
by giving your magaiine aubaerip-
lions to—
JAMES W. CALDWELL
, ( all .38
i-
• Gray
Funeral Home
Clinton, S. C.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
••• &nd •••
EMBALMERS
^^Ambulance Servic#
Phones 41 and 399-J
L RUSSELL GRAY and ’
T. PARKS ADAIR, Gen. Mgra.
. In the beUef-that the woman whu
stitute bill, but that did not lessen'is doing things doesn’t grow old halfj
the vigor of the opposition. So Joe [as fast as the one'who has nothing to
Kobiii.-on died fighting for a cause i do, M-rs. Charles B. Knox, president
in which his heart was not, a loyal i of a large business which she inherit-
party man to the epd. led at the death of her husband, is at
There is little doubt that Senator I her office/ at 9:30 every week-day
Hobiqson’s death can he attributed in morning, takes plenty of time fo’r
some measure to the deadly Washing-1 lunch and is again at her desk until,
ton climate, which has killed scores j d o’clock. She ^operates several fac-'
of statesmen in the past. The direct tories, one of which is in Canada. The!
cause of his death was heart failure,
brought on iby his untiring labors in
reason she js so well able to carry on |
the business after Mr. Knox’s death'
Have you painful boils or
atys? Have you ugly pimples
(acne) on your face? If you
have tried everything else with
out auccesin, order a box of
"I*implex-Slyboir’ tablets today'
and watch results. Nothing to
rub on. it works from inside,
and should bait a long siege of
boils or stys in a few days.
Pimples are very stubborn, and
require longer treatment. Box
$1.00, Two Boxes $1.75. The
Pimplex Co., Chattanooga. Tenn.
behalf of the court hill. Senator j is because he always talked over his
Copeland of New York, who practiced | affairs with her and always consulted
medicine for many years and is a { her before he made an important busi-
sort of consulting’ physician to -the ness deci.sion.
Senate, warned 5enalor, Robinson, a
ing with death.
week before he died, that he was flirt-
There^ is saU to be just one~ woman *
in the United States who has learned
Mr. Robinson was on the verg^ ofjthe art of restoring valuable old
collapjie when he fimshed his Hrst | maps and documents. Mr*. (j«r-1
„ ,1... u.u Weadcock of New York has de-l
speech, opening the debate on the bill
He complained to friends on several
occasions that the heat of Washing
ton’s summers nearly overcame him,
especially the abrupt change from the
autumn coolness of the air-condition
ed senate to the stifling atmosphere
outside.
Wash ingt<H^»if!^ - Unbearable^
There is no escaping the heat in
Washington. It is seldom tempered'
veloped a process of her own whereby
she can resurrect the most delicate
of pages, remaking the paper, piec
ing together mildewed maps, and re
storing crumbled masses. One of the
most important pieces of work done
by Mrs. Weadcock was salvanging the!
official files of Lorg Gage, command- j
er-in-chief of the British forces dur-l
ing the Revolution. In this collection!
by dry winds, such as make the heat
iOf the mid-western prairies bearable,
jand the .nation’s capital is too far
I inland to get the sea-ibreezes which
1 temper the nights, at least, pi coast-
|-al--citie8__and_jrnake Florida a more
place Tn
BARBECUE
— at —
BUSH RIVER CHURCH
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 18
For Benefit of Bush River
School.
%
Prices:
Men €5c. Ladies ^Oc, Chil
dren under 12, 40c.
Plgfooi stew Tuesday eve
ning, Aug. 17. Price 50c. ■
UnexcelM Preparation and
Service.
comfortable
{Chicago. •
I Washington’s climate .has _^ often
been described as that of a steaming
jungle, its swampy tidal marshes giv
ing off a humidity which makes sum-
. mer nights al^st unbearable. Unless
' one sleeps ) ni an ^ artificially ” cooled
'apartment t^ere is no escape'ffoirt
the opprwsive, enervating torridity
of the average Washington summer
night. .
' 'In such an atmosphere, men past
middle age risk their lives when they
undertake such strenuous labors as
;are involved in a stiuggle like the^
I one over the court bill. Many other'
; senators have .been warned, by Sena-
w’ere also 4,000 letters known as the
Washington - Green correspondence,
other Revolutionary documents which'
Mrs. Meadcock has preserved. Mrs.
W’eadcock spent three years in Lon
don writing in the Reviere bpok bind-
sunmrer than •t7—
NEARLY 6,000 MEN
ON HIGHWAY JOBS
Columbia, July 27.—T. Keith Le-
gare, chief labor inspector for the
.«tate highway department, reported
today tlwt 5,963 persons were em
ployed last week on T50 highwaymen-,
struction projects. j T
This was the largest number of
projects under way at any one time
in the department’s his^ry, he said.
and intensity of the struggle. •
The opposition senators in the
Democratic ranks are keenly aware,
tor Copeland and other physicians.[that this is a battle to the death, po-
That so many of them, ftp both sides liticklly speaking; and there reason!
of the controversy, persist in literally to believe that the president takes a
taking their lives in their hands in similar view. One side or the othei;
the face of such warnings, is elo- must win a decisive victory, or the
quent testimony to the depths of issue of control of the party wUl be
their convictions and the bitterness
merely postponed.^
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