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r THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1938 THE CLIWTOUf^ CHRONICLE, eU^^tON. a C. eage EETBN P. C. Nine To Sta^ Flag Day In Spring “Chick” Galloway, baseball coach, has announced that P. C. will be the scene of several interesting and un usual ceremonies in respect tc^ base ball as the 1938 intercollegiate season Tentative Allotment Of 1,278,286 Acres Announced For This State A tentative allotment of 1,278,28*5 acres in cotton for South Carolina this year under the new farm act was announced Thursday by D. W. Wat- Sales in excess of marketing quo tas will be taxed two cents a pound during the first marketing year and ) three cents a pound if sold in a sub- ] sequent year. The tax will be collect- opens The Blue Hose nine; will open the , (S. department of agriculture esti- exntoi 10 j ^.jjj produce with normal yields of 10,000,000 to 11,000,000 the producer submits a work and receives an allotment. THE RAPID HEART %hat a (lot of people are worried by “heart attacks” or “palpitations”! The commonest, least serious heart disturbance is that in which the heart suddenly begins to beat both rapidly and violently. The patient haMly dares to move. He thinks that very likely he is going to die, and that if possible, ends as sud- kins, dtrectop of extension, Clemsonjed by the buyer at the time of the college! ' ^ This is South Carolina’s share ofj The penalty, however, does not ap- achadula-1^ trawling-to- Duka- wha»»ltha---nati4mal^. allotment- of- approxi- P)^n^-?y-^*-gl^^^^^^^ I ■lilg-tiW* beat, tiwnr willtakT on the strone Blue'*nately 26,500,000 acres which the U.IJ^^OO ^unds of hnt or less, provided still. The attack they will Uke on the strong Bluej^ A^H.lthe producer submits a work sheett Devil aggregation in an game on April 1. ia crop Following this game the local dia-j mond men will act is hosts to thej -pijg state’s allotment will be appor- University of South Carolina nine on j tioned to the counties principally on April 4. The first spectacular cere-.^^j^g jjjg acreage planted inland the chance to obtain a full loan mony will Uke place on that day.jgotton together with the acreage di-jon the marketing quota for his farm ,denly as it begins. But often the pa- jtient is so alarms by this experience If a farmer plants cotton in excess.that he makes an invalid out of him- “C-W-S Guano Pays” of his acreage allotment he will lose all soil conservation payments, his cotton price and adjustment payment, Prior to the game there will held a. verted from cotton during the past formal flag raising as the South Car olina intercollegiate baseball cham- five years! The act, however, provided that no county’s allotment for 1938 and 1939 will be less than 60 per cent self and may injure his hank account as well as his health by Uking reme dies prescribed by his neighbors or himself. A doctor should always be consult ed .Though the palpiUtions are not dangerous themselves they do occa sionally lead the doctpr to discover The act provides special provisions for small growers, including increases in all payments less than $200. pionship flag is raised on the center- ^ iggg than 60 per cent Payfljents are to be divided between \ gome more serious disease. Often they fMd flagpole, which flag confirms acreage planted to cotton in [landlord and tenants in proportion asjg,.g ^j^g ^gj] u, ^^e source of that the Blue Hose baseball team was 11937^ including 60 per cent of thej they share in the crop except that, anxiety^ and a simple explanation of the championship team of 1937. I acreage diverted from cottomin 1937.1 payments for soil building practices j ^y^gjp unimportance will remove the The second ceremony will Uke place! more than two per cent of the'are divided in the proportion that the| (^|.ga does not ejitirely prevent on April 7, at which time the P. C-i state’s acreage allotment will be used j landlord and tenant contribute to theifmure attacks. Sometimes a deep ^ 111 A,. ifM C A i^ .• A -.-i—'■« Al *11 1_ Al 1* 1 > Tune will act as hosts to “Connie j fgj. apportionments to new grow’ers Mac’s” Philadelphia Athletics, of the g,owers on farms which did not grow American league. There will be a' 'during the past three years, special program preceding the game, Marketing quotas for cotton will go between these two teams. • jnto effect this year if approved by Galloway has announced that all' two-thirds of the producers voting on former P. C. baseball players will quotas in a referendum which will be held within the next 30 days carrying out of therpractfces.’ In the referendum of cotton mar keting quotas, all farmers who pro duced cotton" in 1937 will be eligible to vote. The election will be under breath will sloiw the speeding heart, | and there are some other tricks the I doctor can show you. The main thing i is to be sure that nothing serious is wrong. This assurance lea<ls rapidly be invited to attend the P. C.-U. S. C. game on April 4, and requests that the players get in touch with him as supervision of the county committees' better health who will announce the polling places! — ^ ■ in communities where cotton is grown.; Divie Davis,exchanges his $16.") tai- A producers’ marketing quota will} The ballot will be secret. t lored suit for one of gray prison be the actual production on his allot-. The county allotments will be ap-jdenim. And one set of numbei's for early as possible so that he can make I or the normal production portioned fairly among all producers i another. the neces.sary arrangements. allotted acres, whichever is n the county, but this work cannot | ^ ^ 1 Coach Galloway also states that' y^jj^^er. This means, the extension di-' be completed until woi k sheets have the student hinly will see the best- a “farmer who does been obtained from all 1937 non- dressed team in the state take to the „ot plant more than his acreage allot-' signers an<l from all fxnns the size field on April 4, when the P. C. men jj^g^t may sell all of the cotton lie j of which has been changed since 1937 appear in their new uniforms. j produces without penalty regardless j by sale, purcha.se or rental, Mr. Wat- ' { kins explained. Istanbul treats itself to a big show j of militaiy power. Maybe the natives | -are afraid Turkeys may become an international dish. of the amount. THE CHRONICLE’S WANT AD RATES Ic per 'word for firot Iwter- tion; five insertiona for tho price of foar. Minim am charge 25e. Card of thanka and tribntaa of reaped, le a word, payablo ip, advance. Minimum 50e. Senate Shelves Anti-Lynch Bill Southern Filibuster Succeeds In Sidetracking Measure Long . Debated. Its Doom Spelled. Washington, F'eb. 21. — Southern senators who have filibusterinl against {Texas, marshal of the Southern forc- I es who were succe.^sful in their fight' j against the bill, dt*clare<I he believed, it was “dead” as far as this ses.sion! j of congress was concerned. ! Walter White, secretary of the Na- i ! tional Association for the Advance- ment of Xoloreil People, said “The fight is not ended nor ever will be ended until lynching and all it con- aotes is wiped out.” In a statement. White said, “The the anti-lynching bill for 29 days,won j incredibly bigoted attitude of the [their fight to<lay when the senate'fiijbusterers should be a warning to 'adopted, 58 to 22, a motion by Demo-iajj Americans who believe in demo cratic government.’- cratic Leader Barkley of Kentucky to FOR RENT—One furnished bedroom, 1measure aside. downstairs. Phone 343-R. Mrs. Ag-j Even Senators Wagner. Democrat, nes Kern. Ip'of New York, and Van Nuys, Demo-j MlSSr-CLARA -jerat, Indiana, authors of the bill, vot-j D. E. Tribble Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ...ftnti.M EMBALMERS Licensed Embalmera, Complete Modern Equipment Day Phoae 94 Night Phonee 24. 253 or 255 Clinton, 8.C. 50 Good Used Cars To Select From All Makes — All Models Terms and Prices Right 1925 CHRYSLER COUPE—It’s an old- d>|Q TA timer, but has new tag and runs fair 1929 FORD COACH—OuRht to be knocked tQt in the head. Everything’s wrong with it ..r. y J J 1929 FORD COACH—We are tired of having it 1931 FORD COACH—New motor, new tires. CA Grab for it 1933 CHEVROLET SEDAN—Body good, fenders bad, motor not so hot, rear end worse. If you are a (Qlt mechanic come and get it for yOv 1934 CHEVROLET MASTER SEDAN—Motor recently overhauled, original paint. tQCrt In A-1 condition vvDU 1930 FORD COACH—New paint, new^Ures, motor and tires good. Worth the money - 1932 CHEVROLET COACH—New paint, tlTC new seat covers. Looks and runs g<M>d . yll J 1933 CHEVROLET COACH— Motor 1934 CHEVROLET '/2-TON PICK-UP. t9QC 1933 PLYMOUTH COACH—Clean a* a whistle. An honest good car for 1931 CHEVROLET COACH-^ wire wheels, (IQt twin horns, tag and anti-freeze. Will satisfy...... vAs/s/ CLINTON MOTOR CO. Authorized Chrysler and Plymouth Dealers SOUTH BROAD STREET PHONE 119 FOR SALE—Bu home grown GoTOfMny. In Memorism ELIZABETH DUCK ETT , Born July 12, 1879, diu4 Decemln'r came appai^nt that the senate was in] 4" 1937^ Miss Glara E. Duckett lived I! for Barkley’s motion when it be-; $1.25 hundred, \oung ♦v.af +Kn-■iofiafii w«ia in I Si = —27-2n' 1 • - [no mood to permit the .struggle ^ to j pntire life in Laurens county. She'j't NOTICE—^No making of fires, fish ing, hunting, loafing, or trespassing of any kind allowed on my farm. W. J. Adair, Clinton,'”SrGr Tp BROILER CHICKS do better on Spartan All-Ma.sh Broiler Ration, in .Ma.<»h or Pellet Form. Only one feed for starting, growing and fin- ishing; grows bigger chicks on less continue. j was the daughter of the late Thoa. J-ijI Declaring that he had done all he. Duckett and Clara Barksdale Duckett. « could to obtain a vote on the measure, 1 4;uade her home with her sister, K Barkley said in offering his motion’ m, s. J. T. Jacobs, Sr., where she was h that the country Wanted the senate when attacked by her last g to proceed with other legislation'ji]„ygs which has been delayeil. When hisj characteris-1 nnn , tic which is desirable in a womair.lH the $250,000,000 deficiency appropri-' ♦-* ation for-rcKcf.- "" -4- er pleasing and dainty nersonal ap- jH eararice, her gracious, sweet manner fefd. C-W-S Ouano Co. South.rntrs’ virtory was NOTICE-To my friends and and town, her, love for and g era. I am now located at the Clin ton Beauty Shop, and invite you to .surface for, in sending the anti-Iynch- , , , , . , knowledge of flowers, hi-r fine intel-lS , . - - •>“'< ‘o "."'"“f.,0" her efficiency in business, and.i** call. Your patronage will be appre-; the senate stnpped it 0 1 ’’1 j^reatejd of all, her deep spirituality. { dated. Mrs. W. J. Crews. ^ _ ^.^j^rlxTously R^was ttxrhnicall^ wa.s e.sptnriany civic-'; SEED IRISTl POTATOES—We have!the senate for a final vote on pass-|and in addition to her inter-1 Genuine Maine Grown Cobblers, Red; age. Now, however, it cannot he patriotic and chuich affaiis,' and Certified Cobblers. White,' brought up again except on a ddmt-' lime to give to the y wfirk senators against of the Woman’s (dub its organization affiliated with every good qause which'U Bliss Rt*d and Yellow Onion Sets. Blakely!able motion and Southern Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188. Lsaid they would'^ filibustei BABY CHICKS—Pure B.W.D. Tested { ® motion, if necessary. represents She held the office of Chicks. Starting Mash, Growii>g' The measure shelved today would 't RoKt, pv,:„L [have permitted federal prosecution of arm loi a iuuk urm. wan »>'» "illfully fa"®' toi'l'mrman of one of ils chivf comrait- ^ OvUorshelU F^Jderv^Fo!^; > 'ynchinR. It also wouhl have jO';' library eomm.ttee She was Oyster Shells. Feeders Foun | ^_^.^^^^ ^ lynchinit vic-'''"“"y "ilvrested in the cultural pro- Feed. tains and Chick Tablets. Brothers Seed Store, Telephone 188. W.\TKINS ROUTE irt Clinton for honest man or woman. Full or part time. Good earnings. Business estab lished. No investment required. W'rite J. R. Watkins Company, Dept. B, Newark, New Jersey. Ip BABY CHICKS —Hatches off each week of sturdy “Thomwell bred” Tennessee, New Hampshires. Entire flock blood tested and U. S. approved. All hatch ing done in new, modem incubators. |tim to recover damages from the county in which the crime occurred. Senator Wagner told the senate he was “put on the spot” by Barkley’s move to take up the relief measure. “I could not and would not stand in the way of immediate consideration of such legislation,” he said. * Senator McKellar, Democrat, of replied thjt “the other side will go to the country, too.” Senator Van Nuys, Democrat, of Book your order early, Thronwelf^-i<«^^^j*w^ to Jh® thousands oU^^ ^ phanage Poultry Plant. tf CABBAGE -PLANTS — Frostproof Plants in the Following Varieties, Charleston Wakefield, Early Jersey Wakefield and Early Flat Dutch. White and Yellow Bermuda Onion Plants, Engli.sh Peas, Beets, Tomato and Flower Seeds. Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Telephone 188. Ic U. S. APPROVED^ CHICKS Our fine breeding stock of R. I. Reds; New Hampshires; Barred gress of ('linton and from this aro.se her efforts toward better library fa- cilitie.s for bur schools and city. The] library was her child, and through' much soliciting, intelligent selection,I and unselfish giving on her part, wojg now have a library of which we are ” justly proud. Death doe.s not end our friendships true. We all are debtors to the dead; There wait on everything we do Indiana, said he voted to lay the bill, Xhe_gplendkLaoula-who-’v^ men, women and children who are unfed, and cold.” Barkley and Republican Leader Mc- Nary of Oregan, exchanged caustic remarks during the debate which pre- By double pledges to be fine. Who once has had a friend, has found The link ’twixt mortal and divine. There is not one of us who did not ceded the vote, about the responsi-' In one way qr another proudly claim bility of both parties for the failure | Miss Clara as her friend. May we to obtain a roll call on the bill itself, i feel bound by our loyalty and love McNary, who said the Republicans I for her in a double pledge to be fine, favored the measure, asserted that it and carry on in our feeble way her would have been passed if Wagner Splendid work in this club, and Barkley had moved “manfully,; Sincere sympathy is extended by aggressively and. enthusiastically*, in membership of the Woman’s Club of Clinton to her loved orles, with whom is felt a mutual bereavement. Rocks; White Wyandottes, as well as that direction, our hatchery, inspected by U. S. ap-| He asserted that, because Republi- proved inspector. Everything must be cans voted against limiting debate, right and high class to pass this rigid;the Democrats were attemptihg toy inspection. This cost us more, but j blame them for the bill’s demise, ' produces better chicks which you will 1 Barkley retorted hotly that none of: like better than'ordinary chicks, yet'the Republicans had spoken on the! cost you no more. 15 years producing'bill, except Senator Borah of Idaho,' improved quality chicks. Ask our who opposed it. He called attention] many customers. Ask your county!to the fact that during'the 12 years; agent about U. S. approved chicks, [they were in power previous to thej All breeders bloodtested: 50, $4.50; I Roosevelt administration they passed-* 100, $9.00; 300, $25-50; 600, $42.00;jno such bill. ’ Heavy assorted, 50 to 100, 8c each;! Sneaking for the first time on the 200 and up, 7 He each delivered. Live [ anti-lynching measure. Senator Nor- delivery guaranteed. We ship C.O.D.'ris, Independent, of Nebraska, assert- Sincerely submitted, Mary Frances Gwens, Vice-President, delivery guaranteed <]ret price on quantities. Wire quick orders. 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