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TOE CLINTON- CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C
raURSDAY. AUGUST 12. 1931
Seeks Safety Of
Citizens m China
CASIIIO THEATRE
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, ji’nUpjj states MakinjB^ Effortsj
August 16 and 17 j I’rotecl Americans. MobI
“Turn Off the Moon”; Action Feared..
With CHARLIE RCCfa.ES. EL-
BANOKE WHITNEY., JOHN N Y
■IHIWNS, KENNY BAKEH. I'HII, . , . . . .
HAKK1.N. BEN AND MAH- "lonth ha* bean »:nv,,K to ite aafe
„ JORlE GASTON. I conduct Trom the .lapance and f hf.
Shake that aWia, off your ahoe— f ‘*""“1 '“-I
zones. Senator j
nnv 'iWns- dance. \
. « ••s-—” has been .so continuou.s, however, i
•aau aw...».... .w ..IP npw jaiH lem* . , . , . » i. •. u
p. in thia lauKh-pwked lo,e.and-"'“‘ /-'V I
muaic aho.: Hoi. muaic from Phil accord the aatd conduct, he- added.
If a mob of 10,000 anKry ,person.^, |
New Members PiX. Faculty
Wa.shinjrton. .Aujf. 7.—The Ameri
can jrovernmeht, for more than a
crazy, rhyUim g
Whitney and J
and romance loathe hew
Hairis and Kenny Baker. Hot..fuh ,, , . . u,t -
f.om Charlie Roaalea and Ben Bluei "o "•*>»' rtation tt Mfnic. to,
Comedy. 'The Rhythm Roundup." "f
Pathe News,
10 A. M. Show—MONDAY.
10c and 25c
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,
Aufirust 18 and 19
XaU It a Day”
With OLIVIA DE HAVILLANIL IAN
HI NTER, ANITA LOL'ISE, ALICE
•Few Tenants To / 'iClinton Is Host
Be Farm Ovniers; To Racqueteers
Federal Program WiD Hardly! A host of racquetrswin^inj^. hope-
Make Farm Ownership - Gen- .
eral Thing.
DR. e. R. HAMRICK
KURT WEBER
pounds,” he said, speaking particu
larly (Vf the temporary refuges for
Americans in Peiping, Tientsin an.l
j Hankow, “the few marines we have
[there will be sw-ept off the face of
the Varth, and the men, women and
children with them. ' j Or. Hamrick will be professor of education at Presbyterian college dur-,^y government loans.
“We are appealing to the anYbas-j ing the coming .school year opening Sept. 7th. Mr. Weber will fill the position'
.sador of Japan and the anVbassador i of associate professor of English. ' r"
of ('hina here to communicate to their; '
governments' in Japan and Chinajj^
and'through"'them to communicate to
ing, n
^ ^ . y^WTir-
louts Tuesday for the Carolinas Junior
j DavLs cup tennj^ squad.
. o cri- • I 1- Winners are to represent the Caro-
Washington, Aug. 8;—The agncul- ^ j • _ * u
, * . • J- . J . J *1. .'lings squad ima meet here today^rtir"
i ture department indicated today that • ./, * r. , ; rv
I , n/Y/Y .• o AJYA . . u tne Atlanta, Ga., Junior Davis cup
I only 1,000 to 2,000 tenanU can hope >
I to ’ become . farm owners during .the
I first year of the new federal ten- i Ylie trials are held under the aus-
'^ancy program, ’x | the United States Lawm Ten-
i With $10,000,0ob to. spend Tor this**^*^^*^”^ , . v ~ - '
' purpose dur4pg the first year Wl an W- P. Jacobs, presidejTLjg Pi^by-
!e.stimated 3,000,000 tenants, farm la-,t‘?'-ati college and chairman of the
.{borers and sharecroppers, departmentif'^*‘®hnas cup committee, said entnea
i officials have decided to limit oper- ncluded Lyke.s Boykin of Danihgton,
j ation.s to 500 counties, This is less ‘^®tn Daniel of Columbia, Jack Joyce,
I than one-sixth of the'more than 3,000 j Coan_ and J. B. Aiken al
countie.s in the United States. Spartanburg, J. B. Harris, Jr, of
.1 Greenwood, George Beatty, Tench
This limitation is necessary the,^ ^ ._j «r
Owens, Bill Wade, Irby Hipp and W.
P. Jacobs, Jr.^ of Clinton, Larry
Stogner of Darlington and others. He
said there would be entries from
Charle.Hton anu others from Ashe
ville, Charlotte, Greensboro and Ra
leigh, in North Carolina.
One offreial eaid the average rural Carolina en-
first year, officials said, to hold ad-
j ministrative costs ^ithin limits pre-
j scribed. by congress. County commit
tees of three farmers’will select "the
tenants and the land to b« purchased
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county has about 409 tenants, half of.
tries included Johnny Hines, Eldward
-dWAWTiiiif ROLAND YOUNG.
When Hollywood’s grandest star i their generals in the field—and they
array merges with Broadway’s smash {are a long way from their headquar-
hit play, grab your hat—now. don’t i ters—and give instructions to P'/^* _ , . _ r 4
delay!—Hurry along to see “CAl.lJtect our embassies, legations and our j Goldvilie Team JumpH lO r ronl
IT A DAY." ' consulates; not only to kee)) their sol-j A.S Gowan Wins 151h Game.
“March of Time” No. 13. Popblar
Hcience.
10 A. M. Show—WEDNESDAY.
lOc To All
1 » IV. ir;.vu.l »dtom .r. o,pocted to .ppl, l.r g.v- ,„d Dulilt of Clt«-
Juaiuia'''Lpaiuiiu Lmal Kites (ror - ihpuseht roon, t. b., f.™,. h, s..d,, „ win«on-
—frtA fo«*TviAr' tvi It o KlOP *
Half Game Judge- Ramage
FUIII.YY AND SATURDAY.
.\uruh1 20 and 21
“I Met Him In Paris”
With ( LAI DEITK COLBERT,
MEI.VY.N DOl (ILAS and ROBERT
V (U NG.
She went to Laris as a one-woman
rebellion against everything conveii-
tionul! But she never counted on tw-o
such heart-storming, never-say-die
lovers ns Jhib* and Meivyn!
Claudette as you love her in an
other gay lark of modern lovers in
Paris and the .-VIps.
Cartoon, “Porky’s Bedtime Story
.5.
10 A. M. Show—FRIDAY.
I Or and 25r
fliers away from them, but to keep |
mobs which are the chief source of, Newberry, Aug. 7.—^Joanna took a
danger, away from these compounds.” half game lead in the nip an<l tuck
The state department has never I Mid-State race Saturday a.s Lick-
publicly explained the steps, if any, i hart downed Newberry today. '
it has* taken to evacuate American' Joanna gave Gowan pitching sup-
nationals from North China. {port as he blanked Whitmire 0 to 0.
Late Circuit Jurist Buried At!''”' ‘YU?”*!?'!:! *"'*
I appraising the land that will be pur-
oSaluda' Sunday. Died After chased.
, . . . lotte, Moyer Hendrix of Winston-
the farmer committ«, face a big Rutledge and
task of interv.ewmg these applicants, „ Asheville. A Charleston
selecting the few who can .qualify the .un h. Gn,
cohte.stant will be . Goodw-yn Rhett.
“I wish to say," .Mr. Ptttman went'Gowan, pitching his 15th win against .Mountain,
Speech On Friday.
Saluila, Aug, 2.—\ simple funeral
.service was. held here Sunday for Cir
cuit Jutlge C. J. Ramage, 6,3, who died
of a heart attack' Friday -at Little
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JAMEaS W’. CALDWELL
Phone 38
on, “both the Japane.se and <'hinese
governments apparently have done
everything in their power to protect
our enihassie.s and our legations and
our con.Nulates against attack. They
three defeats, gave only four hits and,
fanned .seven while his mates hit
timely.
Approximately 1,.501) |>erson9 at
tended the commital rites, after trib
utes were paid to the late jurLst at
('lark and K. Abram.i' led the win-ithe .service held in the home.
nets at hat, the latter with a home
Dr. James <'. Kinard, president of
have even attejnpted to keep the'r run as Prather had three of the hits,
n the'off (.owan. . ^
foiees frofn h(ui\hjing.. anywhere i
vicinitv. In the very nature of things, i-iGanna
however, those who are conducting
war with airplanes .sometimes cannot
he contnrlled.”
Thi* Nevadq senator’s ohNervatioiis
••{were made in connection with an at-
“DICK TRA(’Y” No. .5. Fox. New.s.' *'* anli-|)icke^^
NEXT WEEK—
“BELOVED ENEMY” ^
“LEI’S GET MARRIED’’
“KID GALAHAD’
W’hitmire
(rowan and
Varhorouglr.
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Morse; Reeder and
J. B. Harmon of
.Newberry, and the Rev, J. K. W’alkec
of Saluda.
The Rev. H. I). Kleckley, pastor of
jMt. Pleasant Lutheran church, of
Lockhart scored five times in the ''’hi<^h .fudge Ramage wa.s a member,
ninth to down the leaders, 9 to 5.
(Conducted the service.
Broadway
Theatre
MONDAY AM) TUESDAY,
August 16 and 17
“The Prince and the
Pauper”
ing hill which the state depurtmenl
has asked for the proteetion of for
eign embassies and legations in the
■JHUlrict of Columbia. The propo-'et'
I measure would n-quire a permit from|
I the police tlepartmeiU to stage any j
'.kind of demonstration within feet , ■
r r . ’.I i. r,-Htwo for Newlierry.
t»f nnv property occupied by a fo*’-! ^
omatie mission. i Newherr '
j Parliamentary objections jirevented ‘ !•'
Newln'rry drove Cahiness out withi Meml>ers of the .state supreme court
u three-run rally in the first frame. fellow judges of the circhit court
Broome gave them eight scorele.s8 ^'•‘re pallbearer.s.
innings, while liOCkhart hit Wertz Judge Ramage. collapsed shortly
hard. lafter addre.ssing a meeting of .New-
Crocker, Broome .and Burns hit ***’''•'>’ college alunroi.
hard for the w'inners as* Wertz had
whenY®**
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H U NTERS TO M EET
Hunters of the county are invited
the passage of the measure today!
under th(‘ restricted rules applying/**"
to the onlinary 'calendar. 'Hie hil! i \Vi„nshoto ilefeated'Buffalo, H to 1,
I was favorably reported to. the ^‘'•nati*, f,vi*-hit pilching«-^f" Grey
I hy the foreign relation-- committee i j,, .^tay in the first division of the
and to the house hy the foreign af Mj,[.state. Ward, Frew and Shealy
(’ai)ines.s, Broome and Burns; W'ertz'^/ meet at I^ake Thomas Friday night,,
,1 Bouknight ■^**>*^*‘'“ the purpose'
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f ree
with ,\ddy and Greer hit hard for the
winners. Bill Wells has gone to Hp-
gatisville, Wis. v<,-.
Winnshoro ■ '8 14 1
1 5 2
purpose
<»f disposing of birds now on han.l.
S. A. LEE, Game Warden,
Slightly over
per mile
Greyhound Terminal
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Phone No. 1
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Cooling breezes travel with you as you
ride to any pad of America in a stream
lined Greyhound Super-Coach. Nature’s
air-conditioning, plus the newest type
ventilation, take^e heat waves out of
August travel. Enjoy a longer trip than
usual this year at no extra cost—Grey
hound fares are only 1/3 the cost of
driving your own private car.
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fair.-j committee. It ha.s been dpposed,
h(»wever, on th»‘ ground that* it vio
lates ennstitutional 'right j of
j-peeeii and aNsemhly.'
I “The actum that is proj>o>ed in this j .j],,
• With KRRDL FLYNN, CLAl'|lE|i,ilL is' iiTiT ToT tTu‘ purpose of su[)-| -—i
B \INS. BF.NBY S'I'F.PtlENSDN, and i [.t,.-.Hnr (..t. nnv Mjmareb g«vy-Mtrlkihrrrr a ~f.> to 0
'I'HK M''yL< tl TWU^S TBTLI.Y' aiTd ',iii tl\e part of any of our people,”. ilefeai as Walker fanne<l 17 to keep
- BOBI5Y ). \ j Pittman explained, i !>n Hue for the Mid-State play. The
Fate niaile one lad a king, one a "But I -ay to you that in-.a city; whole .Monarch ti-am hil Ivard,
jM-ggar; Xmerica’.s lM‘st-|o\ed author as largt* as tliis, where we’'have such i Monarch '19 21 3
made their stor> Camou.s; a triumph-j ruimenni' parks and so many places i .Mollohon 9 7 1
ant screen makes them unforgettalde u) \\luc!i societies may express their I Walker and Littlejkihn; Jackson apd
as ^lark I wain’s pages bring you the'^pinions, tlmt in conditions that ex-jCromer. ^
thrill o( a lifetime. ,st uml which lit any time may be | “
just a.s l>ad in other (larts of .Asia f^£^UIX16irS TO D0
and Europe as they are in'('hina to-1 » •
day, whenrwu Jiave 435 legations and i GuCStS Ol LalOllS
consulates where inHr~^4>^ple may as
semble, it is unreasonabJeTr*
sideration for a single moment to a
matter of .so little moment as the de-
mami of persons to be allowed to go
Pictorial Revuej
10 A. M. .Show—Tl ESDAYT
I Or and 20c
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY,
.\ugUNt IS and 19
“Hills of
Old Wyoming”
.\ Clarence E. Ylulford story. Star-
—The-Joeal t club on Friday
ning will liave it.s second annual]
"farmers’ night’’ meeting, when mem-|
. , . , , i bers will entertain farmers of the
U|. to tho door ol .11 emba„>. or lo-i q .uit-
.at,on or a conaolatc for the purpose ! m., i, bein» arran*ed th.t
of putt,ng up ami d,>pla>-.»q aigna
rr,t,e,..in,s or rondemnatton of
ring BII.L IMIY D. (iF.ORftF. H.AYES,i there Represented.” i * u. • »* i k* ♦
STKI-HK,N MORRIS and O A I I,' T2..r,lF7imH. .7^ J more talk, on aKncukural aubjecta.
Senator I.aF'ollette a.skinl whether i
SKIIKID.AN. pkttman meant IX) leave the im-j
Hopalong Ca.H.sid.v and his pals are pression that “the efforts of the Chi-
ne.so and JajMinese governments to
hack! The favorite heroes of the out
door YVest ride again as Indians go
on the warpath to avenge a murder.
An action-packed story of hoots-and-
saddles and spitting guns!
Shorts — “Have Courage.” “Golf
Mistakes,’’ ’X’ocktail Party."
10 A. M. Show—THURSDAY.
10c To^WL
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
'^August 20 and 21
“Ghost Town Gold”
“The Three .Mesquiteers,” Rob Llv*
iagstoh, Ray ('orrigan. Max Terhune,
and Kay Hughe.s.
One for all and all for the nearest
Each member of the club will have
I at least one farmer as his guest for
{the evening. J,
j A similar gathering was held last
year and it was such a pronounced
success that it was.decided to con
tinue with another this year. The ob
ject of the meeting is to create a bet
ter feeKng and spirit of cooperation
between agricultural leaders and civic
interests in this section. \
_ BLANK^TtOOK^^f^^Every raUag, aP
w’hat they can to protect our citizens j aizea. Letter File Boxes. CoHoetl^j
iin their countries,” Mr. Pittman re- Walleta, ^
protect American nationals, jn the
critical situation iin China are de
pendent upon the adoption of this
resolution.” • ,,
“1 think the Japanese ambassador
here and the Chinese ambassador, no
matter whether or not we protect
|~them -against insults and annoyaitw
and possiblejh^sical injury, will do
plied. “But there is danger of physi
cal injury when great and gngry
crowds meet in the way that has
bt*en referred to. Insults to the rep
resentatives of foreign governments
anger the nationals of such governr
* fight. Your three cowpoke cyclones j engender hat^d and induce
ride the gun-smoked trail in another reprisal and violence.
-Ahrilling-batHe of bullets and bralligti At this point SenaTor McTsary, the
Comedy. “I.odge NighL” | minority floor leader, objected that^
■“"SEC'REI' AGENT, X-9”—mystery!debate was occupying more than'
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the five minutes perm'itted under the
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{City Directory
Work Completed
j A. G. Smith stated ye.sterday that
'the directory he is compiling for the
jcity of Clinton is about ready to go
to press. A thorough canvass of all
homes in the incorporated limits of
; the city has been made, he states, and
if there are any homes that were not
included, or in which the residents
were away when the canvass was
made, they are asked to furnish this
information at once to Miss Ruby
Smith at Hotel Clintoo.
Clinton Does
The Big Upple
FRIDAY NIGHT
August 13th
9'to U
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American' Legion-
Couples 50c
Spectators 25c
SATURDAY, AUGUST 14
AT THE NEW
Come in and look over our stock, then make'
your guess as to the number of Hdiffwmititeiths
in our store. Three prizes vdll be given fcee to
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the three nearest guesses.
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