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i ■f V, ■y T 0 PAGE TWO THE CLINTON CHRON IcLE: CLINTON. S. C. THURSDAY. AUGUST 5. 1937 MONDAY AND TUESDAY. August 9 and 10 "Head Over Heels In Tenni. Matche.^^ ISENATE APPROVAL GIVEN Draw Crowd.! HOUR MEASUI rection, “that our nervi ; that we are tired, that the country i iLToo«^'.>; Clinton Mills Clinton Tournament Gets Sue* ‘ cessful Start tVith Finals In Singles and Doubles To Be Played Friday ^ight. 56-28 tired and that^'e ought to go home." Connally hammered, at the fact th-it; American Federation of Labor anJi Cases Settled SUrring JEaSSIE MATTHEWaS and LOUIS BORELla. A gay and completely exhilarating production in light comedy romance and 'music well blended. With her tuTinkling feet, her persuasive voice and expressive features. Miss Mat-'^ thewK dominates the picture. “Bargain Matinee,” “Ooing Places," ‘The Installment t'ollector.” Pathe News. 10 A. M. Show—MONDAY. . ^ 10c and 2r>c battered down a threat to Pr-esident Roosevelt’s pre-adjournm'fent legisla tive program' tantght and passed the labor standards bill sponsored by Sen- .Matches in the Clinton Tenni? , ator Hugo L. Black, Democrat, of Tournament being played this week Alabama. • have- reacTTed the semi-final" stage. A very successful start 'Was made' i national grange representatives had | - The complaint of 96 former work- 1 Monday, when th«.toumament open-,^, maximum hour, and to >- The bill, setting up a labor stand ards board to regulate minimum wag- , * I es and maximum hours and to_.ban ed w.th twenty matehe. ,r. the first,approved after a two round, of men. .mne. atuek led -by rebelliou. Solithem Democrats seeking adjourn- inent of congre.ss. It now goes to the W'ashington, July 31. — The senatCihome like a scared calf?” ’ i , . . . ■ - -- He pointed to the interstale.com-’ senators to recommit the bill, ^ers against Clinton .Cotton mills has mei'ce con;missTohs>i]ie;. fedefaf tr^deneither organization ^^d the workers paid comm.ssion, the federal reserve board,! ' J total of about $15,000 in wages the radio commi.ssion (now the c'^in-- . of Mr. William G.’'een . «... munieation-* commj^iion) and the so-!;reaemiion oi L«at>or pre^-i » ^ cial security board a.'* a jf e n c i e ar^^ument in favor of re*i -n Greenville ^ eaterday. again.At which- the same argumentsrather than, The former emplojrees olleg^ dis- wce used but/wh eh have worked o Texan declared. . | crimination and a hearing was held WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, August 11 and 12 "Trouble In Morocco” playt*d off on the first day. Six semi-final matches are' sche duled for today, two each in girls' .single.s, men’s singles, and men’s double.s. Girls’ .singles start at 5 o’clock on the College Viiew courts, and the men’s singles and doubles will last from 5 O’clock to 11 o’clock on the Whi.siiering Pines court. If play g(M*s according to seedingJJ of players, the finals, which wall be fdayed on the F’ines court Frjday ni/irht, will i)robabI>~ be as follows: successfully. Connelly moving to send the labor bill back to co^ramittee, struck at the S. C. Senators Oppoae !jn Greenville by a representative of Senators Smith and Byrnes of South the-national labor relations board. Carolina were among, the 15 Demo- heart of the bitterly-contested strug- voting against passage of the (girls' I'.o'jse where a more drastic measure < is being prepared, * ' I .The vote on final passage wasj fifty-six to twenty-eight, presaged when the senate, a few*minutes pre-' viously had defeated, by a forty-eight' to thirty-six vote, a motion to reconi-| hiit the measure to the .senate educa tion and labor committee for farther study anrl action next session. The adiniiii.stration victory biOck?d g!e over'adj junrment. “Everyone knows,” ho^ shouted, flpfirishirg^his fist in Barkley’s Ji- wages-hours bill. ^me of the 96 have obtained em ployment elsew'here and >82 will be reemployed over,a period of time by the management, under termi of the SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONirL» ' settlement With JACK HOLT. M AE/LARKE and C. HENRY GORDON. "Itla.st Vm /out of their Rearing . recklesh .'7. de\i)ldogs <>weris. singI(‘-<, Virginia .Sadler v.s Emily Dillard; men’s singles, Taylor)a iioweil'ul drive to abandon the pres- Martin vs Hill Wade; men’s doubles, |'dent’.-, i-rvigram and go home.'It gave holes;" Martin and ' Copeland v< Wade andpnipetus to the leadership’s ca npa gn However, '‘everal ufisets'to eiiitcL the $700,000,000 bond issue of the desert thundering into danger, Dia\(* occuri'ed so far and the tourna-'. Intusing b;.l, sugar, tax avonlan-.'C, adv<*nture, romance as the Legion ment is still a Wide open affair. iii.-'iuance and lower conit re- smashes through! __ lattiactive Clip will be awarded at the/orm legi.slation at this ses.sion. ( omed\^^ “Tramp ~TroufJer~ 'T,<iiHfH!ijLUgll!LTO Friday | ^Adjournment within three weeks and F’oundry,” l*oy-E>e the Sailor | niglit to the winner in each divijixuHSTf^ippetrFcd- fo-obabh* as the ailinmi'-Di- the tournament. pi >n .>^|>eeded action in an effor:,, to rmiMialinten-.-l has lieon shown in j g VC the. deep sjilit in Dene..-rat.c the It'd? toliriiiftneiit, which is heldii'itk-' a chance to heal. Cartoon. 10-A. M. Show—WEDNESDAY. KIc To .Ml FRIDAY A.ND SATURDAY, -, .Auuu^'t l.‘l and M "When’s Your Birthday” With J(»E E. BROWN. MARIAN' MARSH, and EDGAR KENNEDY. Step right up, folks. Just tell me the date of your birth and I'll cast your howb>scope . . under the sign of the planet /owie. Your past . . . your present , . . your future ... all rolled into one big laugh! “DICK TRACY•’ Serial No. 4. Comedy, “Flowers F-Vom the Sky." F«i\ News. 10 A. M. Show-^FRIDAY. lOc and 2.'>c under the au.-piccs i.f- the Clinton i Tlie week-long battle over the laoor Tennis Club. .M uch ' spmlsmanshii) j st.indai d.s bill rangedfa fornddabie and etitlui-iia-m, a- well as excellent' at ray of senators against, the ndm n- tmini.s have been shown throughout/tration, although many of th.-m em- i the loufnament. As the inatches pro- phasr/ed their loyalty, to Presii'enl gress. competition will be keeiiej'.and lb" scvelt. The spon-ors of the rueas- the brand of tenni.s will improve. |ur* w<-re constantly busy fighting off-l A total of 1') players have compet-1 aiiiendmcrits which would riullifj im- cd in the tournament, playing' bl portant sections of the measure. j matches altogether so far. This to-; Tro- chief point under attack wa.s tals 74 sots of tennis on the (’Imton | tlie creation of a board which '.vould courts during the fir.^t two days ()fina\e bread powers in fixing wages the tournament, fhe following courts urn hi urs standards contingent on its have been in use: Hresbyteriau col-j invt st.galion of condition.s through- lege ocurts. Whispering Pinos, ('ol-jout the nation. lege View courts. Sadler. Flipida .St.,' Democratic and- Republican/seM.a-'| W. P. .lacobs private court, and the; tors opposing the bill called th^ pow-j court opposite the Post Office. ' -NEXT MEEK — Tl RN OFF THE MOON” ' “( ALL IT A DAY" “I MET HIM IN PARIS’ He-ii'ts of the tournament up to the semi-finals in each division have been close and exciting. Theatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY, AurusI 9 and 10 "The Woman I Love” Mith PAI L MUM and MIRIAM Farm Demonstration Notes C. B. ('annon, ('ounly Agent CIS arid unwarranted delegation and .Senator William E. Borah, Rejiubl:- cun, of Idaho, charged that thi* set-up would “never reach" the |rnas-'. of workers in small bu.winess. Serial oi- (’onnally, Ib-mocrat, of Texas, .-aid the board would have "more ji.iwir. than five European monarchs wi'iil purple ioIh's of office." , | .Majority Ixi-uitiM' Alben W. Barkley, of Kentucky, allied l>y staunch udnvn- istiation supporters and a grouj) of senate “freshTtien,* ’oppo.sed tli(<^ re- H(>PhlN.S. ■ ■ . And wiu. m> ,h«*-st friend!! He Red Spider In (’ollon , Twtk oirtlHeaks of red spiiler- m cot ton have been reported to this office, i committal motion in a desperate cf- Dry weather is very favoralde for j fort to keep congress at work loi g this insect. It may be controlled by;ctiough to enact the remainder of ihi dusting thoroughly with siilphur while the air is still and temperature' approximately 7(1 degri'es. A good blowing rain will also control the in ject. I advisi* the fariijeMS not to walk through the* area affected with spider as the insert will ge-l eui the clothes ai.id ?ralte*r tee either areas. HedI Weevil Damage 1— Clie'cking over vaVious farm.s last we*ek, we-e*vil damage* ap|ie-ars neit to had fare*d a Iheeusand deaths—but no! de-ath se» deep as, I his detubt that now se-ared his heart-r-bunied his brain— Ss riuri'd his seiul. Was this weiman his --eir aimther’s? “Viuide\ille V»*stival.’’ “Porky’s j Duck. Hunt.” “Plenty Memev and |ton creep is extra good Pearh Shipments aelministration’s U*gislative program. Barkle'y |)ointe>el out that such *» ste*p would kill all chance of I'nuit- ing wage* and hour legislation eiuriiig the* current se*ssion. "If th(\v want to kill this 'hil',’’ Bai kle.v^ saiel, “le*t them do it eui the freint porch, not in,tho, kitchen.” Lie C riticiy.eel theise* who eleclared sheeill be* serious. A cousidcrable* mnuber of we*e*vil grulis are lipiug killeel by a small parasite* grub attacking the ImiII we*evil grub in the .sejuare. The oiit- Ye.u.” A. M. 'Show—TUESDAY^ lOe and 2Ue WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AuRUst 11 and 12 “Parole Racket” >Vith PAUL KELLY^ and ROSA- UND KEITH. M hat price fr«H*dom7 Are paroled prisoners the helpless pawns of the secret “higher-ups” e»r the rackets? Free—to stalk the streets to kill your lo% (*d e>nes! “Urime Doesn't Pay,” “It Might Happen To You,” “Alpine Cabaret.** 10 A. M. Show—THURSDAY. lOc To All FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, AuRUst 1.3 and 14 , "Two-Gun Law” A PETER B. KYNB atory. Star ring CHARLES- STARRETT and i»E(;<;y s'niATi*x)Ki). .Shipment _ Tai dale 82 car.s of high-quality peaches have Iwen .shipiH*d North. This will complete the shipment. It appears now that apinoximately 90 cars will move from the county. Bagwurms Menace To Arlair Vitae The bagworm, though not a new insect pe.st in South A'aroHna, is per haps more abundant this year than usual on arbor vitae plants. It is ad vised to spray the plants a.s simn as the worms appear or pick off the de veloping worms now. On shrubs and small trees it is comparatively easy to remove and bum the wonns. A' statement from W. C. Nettles, extension entomologist, says that from the nunierous inquiries received it seems that bagworms constitute a serious menace to arbor vitae all over ■ 4 the state. “The i>est is readily controlled by early spring applications of poison, such as two iMunds of arsenaje of lead to 50 gallons of water,” declares the entomologist. that yongrc'ss .xhtnihl adjourn *‘b<* cause we’re all- tired and fagged out I physically and mentally.” j “.Suppose the farmer.s of the coun-j try should deride they were tired anl' didn’t want to' win k any more,” he I remarked. . “What would happen if they all l i'd! drvw4K Aheir tmils ami look out for: Illness Fatal To - Charles W. King' ('harles W. King, 40, died at the i home of his mother, 'Mrs. Harriett Ferguson King, near Clinton, last Thursday following a lingering ill ness. He was a native of York county and had spent most of his life there. He was the .son of Mrs. King and the late L. W. King, who pas.sed away two months ago. Mr. King is survived by his wife, Mrs. Janie Todd King; his mother; fjpur brothers, Edwin, Furman, Lewis and Paul King;' four sisters, Mrs. Claude Trammell, Mrs. Ralph Stew art, Mrs. J. U Smith and Mias Helen < No end for outlaw but the nH>e or a ballet! A' smashing new thriller of the old West! The ace of adventure writers stirs up an avalanche of ac tion! ' “ROBINSON CKUSOE” No. 14. Comedy. “Goofs and .Saddles.” Community Sing. 10 A, M. Show—SATURDAY. 10c and 20c COURT CLERK EMPLOYS HIS OWN AUDITORS Funeral services wet* conducted from his mother’s home Friday after noon at 4:30 o’clock by the Rev. B. S. Drennah and the Rev. 'Ralph Hughes. Burial followed in Rosemont ceme tery. * NEXT WEEK— “PRINCE AND THE PAUPER" “HILLS OK OLD WYOMING” Say.s The I^aurens Advertiser: H. E. 'Gooiling and Son, account ants of Columbia, are engaged this week in an audit of the clerk of court’s books. Clerk Thos. W. Ben nett described the Gooding audit as an “independent” audit, ordered and| paid for by him^lf. " | The Gooding audit follows two oth-i er audits made on orderr of the coun- jty delegation and handed 6ver by Hiflp & Chandler Clothes ^or Men and Boys Your Ruaineaa Appreciated ‘GHOST TOWN (;OLD’’ them to the grand jury. Neither of (the first two audits have been made public records, the- grand jury re porting to the court the reception of ■ Gray. Funo'al Home Clinton, S. C. FUNERAL.DIRECTORS and EMBALMERS AmboUnce Serrfee Phones 41 and S99-J L RUSSELL GRAY tad R. PARES AOAIR; Gen. Mgre. the last one with the statement that! H had been turned over to the county attorney to do whatever he saw fit to protect the interests of the county. THREE DAY SALE ” AT CARTER’S STORE A big half-price dress sale for to- Iday, Friday and Saturday, is an- j nounced by the well known Joe L. Carter firm. All ladies and chil dren’s dresses have been cut in half for this extraordinary event which will have a strong - appeal to femi nine buyers. Other greatly reduced items are alio included in the sale. We Welcome You To Our Fountain S«^Ce ^inks. Ice Cream, Sand wiches, Potato Chips, Can dies, Tobaceb. THE HOLMAN CO. P. S. Jeanes* Old Stand i- E*or\ tar tiAner knows (he \Vest: frn .\u: S qiplj Uompany, for 28 tVf world’s leading Automo- I !i‘ Supp'.' .Stores. 'I'M ru w It call.v ow ned store brings ren rju- Me lerp Auto merchandise' and \ah!e' di ect to car owners of tb‘- l..•l!'ty. New, fresh, high-grade merrhan- c’’ e 'll ti e !■ we't prices eveh offered s v|. f „n of the country. Every ii-t e!e iruT-nteed: • SATISF AtTION ( f! .MONEY BA( K" K'j'uDels <if Bargains. Come an' It k around! HOME OWNED AND OPERATED BY in COPELAND & NETTLES 3 WEST MAIN ST. CLINTON, S. C. 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