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J I ' P ♦ f^AGB^ng,. ■v. r/( THE CLINTON/CHHONICLE, CLINTON. 8. C THTRSDAY. JI NE 23. 1938 Clinton Defeats Whitmire In Tennis Clinton’s tennis team swamped the “Whitmire netmen here Saturday hy a match 8<ore of 7 to 1, in the first inter-city match on the local courts this summer. The Clinton team is scheduled to play two matches here this wwk: Greenwood yesterday, and Whitmire on Saturday, Summary: SinffH's: Wade (C) defeatt'd Ab rams, <1-2, fi-3;. Martin (C) defeated Crosby, r)-l,.6-3; Owens (('), defeate<i Pruitt A defeat e<l defeated Doubles: Martin-C. Copeland defeated Cros- by-Abrams, 4-<>, jCj, 0-3; Wade-Ow- ens (C) defeattd Pruitt-Rones, 6-2, 7-5. tOJDAV iraumffoiin riAHK STOCKBRIDOe never was true. But it ha.s becoqjj? jrospel^ruth to hundreds of millions. On that fal.se doctrine the whole Com- , munist movement*has been fos^nded. i-The Marx theory is held by many .American worker.^. The International i ! Workers of the Work! and the mod-! em Committee for Industrial Orjfani-, zation are based upon the -Marx prin ciple of class war. I The absurdity of the Marx doctrine' was pointtd out recently by Dr, Rob. 1 ert A. .Millikan, one of the world’s! famous scientists. *He showed t -' 1 Vuitt, 0-2, b-1; Rones (\\) defeated, , i. Copeland. 0-2, 2-0, 0-3; Roland BILLION — Reality A word is coming into treneral use most 'which few ever had ocoasion to use that instead of l>ein|f enemies, capital < until lately. The word is “billion.” and labor are dept^mlent upon each .NolKxjy can nally jfrasp the idea of other. In the modem industrial afre j a billion. It’s beyoml the imajrinalion latx>r cannot -function without the] t>»t of us. We don’t understand. tools and machinery which only capi-| e read that four or five bil- tal can provide; and capital cannot nuckett, 6-0. 0-4; Hipp ) ij^p <lollar8 are spent for relief, or pro<Iuce wealth without the cooper Uke, 0-7, 0-1. DAVIS IS WINNER ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS that the national debt is close to 40 ation of labor. When both fully un billions. Iderstand that, we can make profcress. In America a billion is ten thousand i • limes ten thousand multiplied by ten; —a thousand millions. In Europe they! call that amount a “milliard,”'and to' them a billion means a million mil-i ♦- lions. Our billion i.s biK enoujfh, In the run-over race Tue.sday for though. If anyone had startesj to pick alderman in wanl five, J. Furman up sea-shells at the rate of one a sec-, DA.\’IEL.S-RIVE.N'B.-\(“K _ j Davis drfeate<i the rnnimbent, Ralph <,nd when the I^l^rTma lah<k*<i oh Ply-! Miss Carrie Daniels of .Savannah I Rid<IIe, by a marjrm of 12 votes. Theijnouth Rook, in December, 1020, and Fieach, (ia.. an<l M. L. Rivenback of; count st<K>l: Davis 244, Riddle 232. still kept at it <iay and nitrht, he’dUhis city, were (juietly uniltsl in mar-1 IMvis will be the only new member | have a billion shells by n(*xt Christ-, riajje on .Satunlay eveninjf at the; of the city lolministration to be | mas. Your watch ticks four times a home of O. Ro<ldy Ik*II, in I^ancaster.' sworn into office in .Septe'mlK'r. jsifond. If you keep it wound, it will] Mrs. Rivenback i.s the only dau^-h-' ■ . [tick a billion times in alniut HO years. Yor of Captain and .Mrs. .fohn I>anielsi ' A billion dollars is a lot of money.'«,f .Savannah Beach. 1 5*Minute Biographies By DALE CARNEGIE y Author of “How To Win Friends if*' ' ■ and Influence People” ' n MARK TWAIN Keeping the Big Bad Wolf Away Are you in debt? Did you ever lose life, two sliarpers ?ot hold of Grant, any money throujfh making a bad in- persuaded him to go into busi- vestment ? Well, if so, you may find them. Then these men used consolation in'the fact that some of Grant’s good name to manipulate all the most brilliant men who ever livedcrooked deals. WTien the n I made fools of themselves when it <^ra^h came. Grant, in order to pay his Icame to inve.*rting monty. Take Mark jhanded over his farm, his hous- John Norris, Jr.. Btudent of voc.'!- tional aRiicuiturs In Holly Hiil 'Hi"h School, winner of 130.00 prize awarded by Chilean, Nitrate .liduc-itioral i^ureau in st.it?-wide adc.itibhal jssay THE CHRONICLE’S WANT AH^ATES It takes five billions thi* U; Ic per word for first laser* lion; five inserXlonf tor price of four. Minimum charge 25c. ( ard of thanks and tribotee of respect, Ic a word, payable in advance. Minimum 50c. contest conducted bv state department of .aK^lcultural education. The patiject for the con test in which 13'.0 cssny.s were sub mitted by students of vocational aicrieult are In South Carolina was; “Plant Food I) ric'cncies of the Cr-d'S Oiowu oM .My J-.u in and What I Am D in;,' to Overcome Them.’’ a year , “mitsidc to run of fe-1 MRS:7?MITH HOSTE.SS lief and rt*i-overy prttjects, which have .AT ItRIIKiE P.AHTY cost us ni<*re than three ,billions a| .Mrs. Felder Smith was ho.st«*ss year inner l‘J3.3; ^-a—bridge party—which—s+ir- gave at xm 1 Thursday mttniing. PLUG — Its Orijjln | Her h<»rne was <l<*corated with The Duke of Dev<»nshire <lied re-'Shasta daisies, which matk* a lovely cently. He would have Inen a great setting for tables arranged for canis. personage in his own right, even if Quests were invite<| for .seven tables. Program Cure For Unemployment WPA Say.s Jobles.s Are With Nation Permanently Relief Survey. After he ha«l not de.scendetl from one of the .After eunls, Mrs. .Smith served FOR SAIiE .AF»F)Iy to S. ('. .Si'veral fresh milk cows. D. K. Trild)Ie, Tlinton, 2.3-2C olde t fanulies of British nobility. The ^h-Iii-ious .salad and .sweet course family name <»f the House of Devon-j shire is Cavendish. One <»f the Duke’s ancestors, .Sir William Nl R.SE’.S ( Ll'll MEETS Cavendish,'"nil MR.S. HOLMAN j Twain for example. He had the abil- *** ’h Philadelphia and New York, and 1 ity to make the whole world laugh— ®ven the sword/and trophies that had j or crjM yet when it came to investing presented to him. money, he didn’t have any more ser-'e; He didn’t have a dollar, and he was jthan you and I had—back in 1929. i dying of cancer. He realize<l that I He lost almost a hundred thousand '^’hen he was dead, his widow w'ould dollars in all .sorts of inventions, such ^ poverty-stricken. .So, in order to as steam generators, marine tele- provide for her, he decided to write graph.s, and other marvelous machines memoirs. He dictated until the ijLhat_.wer£_-going -ta xevolutionizfe the. V^ooer in his threat got -^^ I printing industry. There was only one couldn t speak. Then he finished the I gi^dget that was too fantastic for book with a pencil—finished it while 1 .Mark Tw ain to inve.<t in, and that suffering agony.'He wrote the i was a queer sort of contrajition called chapter only three'days before a telephone. He was offered a whole died. .Mark Twain published the j hatful of Bell Telephone stock but he book, and paid .Mrs. Gran; almost half iturn^ it down with a snort—turned million dollars in royalty, down a proposition that would have I Mrs. Abraham Lincoln got so deep- i ma<ie him untold millions. Instead, he iy in dt-lo tha; had to sell her j went, into business with one of hisidre.sses and furs and jewels. After . relatives — and you know what that she left the White House, she was so* means. He lo.st everything except the pressed for cash that she even sold kitchen stove. her dead husband’s shirts with his His friend, H. H. Rogers, of the initials worked on them. Stanilard Oil company, offered to pay Abe Lincoln, as a young man, went his drbts on the basis of fifty cents into the grocery business with • on the dollar, but Mark Twain would- drunkard as a partner, "rhe store n’t hear of it. His admirers started a the. drunkard died; and left national sub.scription, and checks I.incoln all the debts to pay. There came pouring in from all over the "as a legal loophole of escape and c<tuntry; but .Mark Twain returne<i Lincoln could have avoided paying all every one of the contributions and in-> these debts if he had wanted to.. But-'’ FRVK.R.'s — Our milk f*-tl .'rvers now ! who w’as one of Oliv«‘r (’romwell’si I he Nurse’s < lub of liaurens < oun- r« ady for market. Drive by the|uides, won immoi'tal fame by invent- Lv niet on I ue.sday afternoon at the plant an<l get seviual. Thornwell Or- irig j)lug tobacco. home of .Mrs. (leorge \N. Holman.,‘‘urity. phanage Poultry Farm. tf .Sir William hit Ufam the simple,' Holman and .Mi.ss Vera < unning-^. The relief ageru-y, in a survey, ex- PLA.N’T.S Pli A.NT.S Charleston I"'*“'lica1 way of making it «*asy to plortsi th** (|iiestions of technological Washingtxin, .June IK. — The WPA d«*cide«l to4lay that the unemjdoyment problem is a la.sting one and can b«* coped with by nothing less than a listed on paying his del)ts himself. He that wasn’t Lincoln’s way. He .scraped permanent i>rogi-am of <*conomic se- despised lecturing, yet he made a trip saves! an<l saciifictsl for eleven around the world, le-cturing and liv- long, hard years until he jMtid hia itjg in hotels, suffering from home- creelitors every dollar that he owed, sickness an<J boreelom. He .sacrificeel und Tie paid them with interest. SIX years of his life to pay his debts, ^ , - * , , , , , , , 1 ' currv the newTv-intro<liic<*d wee^l bv Dr. b, K. She*aly mad ati int-exesting , * • i i ■ i t j i . n ‘ . \\akefield and Jjite Drumheael ( ab-1 _ ^ Fula Gi-ay Blakely ,fave trends, but he finally paid the t<»bac«-o bage, (in“« n Glaze, Gi*orgia and Heatl-1 lasses and pn's^ing That was tlu Imcco, "’h English civil war. .Mutches ing < ollards. .Marglobe, Brimmer, Ponderxisa, Oxheart and .L-wol Toma toes. .Al.so Pepper and EggjilaMts, i' Blakely Brothers ,S.-ed .Store. Tele- phone ISK. Ic eaves with mo- <**Ik. .Miss it int<» plugs..a reading. .*m. The Nebraska farmer who cotn- ; prices and wages, then comTiMied: mem-' “No single pn»gram will eliminate Hcneral Grant b«*came president of plained his rj’e was growing too high the I’nited States, but he wasn’t a binder ought to advertise in the Wall Hel •Ip Wanted columns. The country’s <*rigiri of chewing to-' VfGT the program, sixteen _ . „ _ u , ,, , , which came into wide^ use enjoynl a ilelightful MK-ial hour the distress resulting from unemploy- enough to ke<-p out ^ ^ Cromwell’s soldiers in the during which «lelicious refreshnnuits ment. An integrat4>4l an4l |HTf4*cte<l ^ *'«*et. J unng the last years of his fi*.l of highbin4lers these days. „ot. serve*!. pn»gram of insurance, public work ————— in had bwn invente*! am! clay pip«»s were F^lR RE.N'l—One 4-n>om unfurnish«*«l easily broken in tin* fiebi, but plug «l»iwnstairs apartimuit. !‘ri\ate bath, tobacco coubi be curried easily, chew- Ii.’i .Musgniv** St. 1|) ).4| if one ha«l no slicts! and rub- las! for smoking luirjMises. ami public sary. as.st<»tattrx» will be neces- bO!t .'s.ALE Orn* Krignlaire .No. 4, 1931 nnaiel, «»ne Hot 1‘oint Electric Range. !b>th in gom! comiition. Will aell cheH|i .''«*e !. .Mac .A»lair. Ic ELECTRICAL The iKtpular kinds of smoking to bacco which we in America call “cut plug" are still known in Englanti as REl’.AIHI.Nt; —Bring me your Electric Fans, Hot Plates,] Vacuum Cleaners, Curling Irons and All Electrical .Appliances that need ventor s name. MR.S. ADDISON HONORS MR.S. WILLIAM .MOORHEAD "I’mler su<’h a program, un»-mploy- liovely in every <le1ail was th«* ^lent insurance C4»uld care for per- bridge party given by .Mrs. Jamv'S A*!- vvh«i lose their jobs for relative- dn«.n <.n .Satunlay afterncam at the||y pericals of time. Persons un home of her moth«*r, .Mrs. J<M!ie j.mploywl for pn»tracte<l jieriods ('han<IIer. h-monng Mrs. William H. r,.o,.ive incomes through work pnigrams. The most important fact is that unemployment relief can no <iU4‘st« were a.Hsem4»b*d for five he regarde<l as a temporary , 1 u •• . . .Moorh««d, bride of Dr. .M«K>rh«>ad, of cut ( avemlish, perm-tuating the iii- a , , tiOHlVille. “ i tables, and Mra. M^na-heaii’s plaaa was j^Mem. to be treatesl on an emer- W’ash-1'n"'’k««l with a lovely gift. .Mrs. C. W. .ASSETS — Government .Some of the bright mimis in Repair. Reliable Work and Reason-j ingt«m are toying with th«- blea of ^'l»*ne won high st'ore. The home was jh*- WPA experts sabi the “out- able Prices. R. Stanton Blakely at changing the govirmmnt’s syst«'m «»f I^eautifuIIy 4lecorate<l with (jueen nKnle*! b>cal relief of the pre-indus- Blakely Brothers Seed Store. Tele*' l»««fkke«'ping so Dvat it won’t show Anne’s lac**. inade<|uute to meet phone IKK.. IcU’iu’le .Sam .s.i ib'ep “in the red.” The After several interesting pn»gr«*s- ,he slan-k ..f a major ^lepression. idi’ii i.s to set up a list of Ms.>>**ts tt» sions, the host»ss, assistisi by Miss »>ffset the expenditures and the public Mary Howze DillanI ami .Mi-s. Julian Hugli L. Eichelberger NEW YORK LIFE MAN 15 Years Experience Professional Insurance Information Furnished Free Member — The National Association of Life Underwriters. M.A.N -to distribut<s| circulars, hami- bills, and sampb‘s for us in your bsvility. We pay by the thouaami. You do m» .s«*iling. No exp«*rience n^f- •■^sary. .Must la* honest, n*liable, ami neat appearing, 'rransami'rican A«l- verti^ing Distributors, Box 74K.\, .Mil waukee, Wiscon.sin. 7-1 l-4c bu.si- 4lebt, a.s if government were ness comM*rn. The princi|)al tniuble with tlwt scheme is that tmlKMiy can put an h«>m‘st cash value «»n the things I’ncle .Kam has la-en spending so many bil lions for. True, there has b«*en a goial SF-EDS, IN.'sECTK IDES. We have a deal of face-lifting of the general (omplete St«K*k of .Keasonable S«‘**4ls lamisx'ape, we’ve g«tt a lot t*f m*w and Ins4*cticid«*s t<i Kill the Insivts.! ntads, bri»lg«*s, battb*ships, school- Haby Chicks and F'eeds ft>r Every j houses ami public-buibiings, but Ni-ssl. Chick Suppli«‘s and Oyster coubln’t realize «»n them if we wantesi Sht'Ils. Blakely Brothi'rs S«*e*l Store. ,t4» raise mon»*y. Wh**’*! buy a s«*coih1- TeI*q»hom* IKK. lC|hami |>ost office? Those things no imtre <»ffs«*t the national debt than ilo Kolick, ser\e«l a tielicious salad course ami sheHtet. PEOPLE YOU KNOW Th»y blaimsi the instability of em- pbtymenl ami th** pres**nce t»f some bile lalmr at all times for the “pri»b- able permanenc** of «lestitutipn.” The ^ instability of the lalmr sitiuition, it conclutltsl, "apimars U» la* normal or exp»s*t«sl accompaniment of the high-, Iy specializtsi ♦■ctimimic system.” ' “While many of the factors con-' trihuting to instability and unemploy- m ment may Ih* amenable to a measure is of c«»ntrol, some prttbalJy are not,” fo SeWe.^ Dill F'Jlis, Weet l\*int cadet, spending his summer vacation with the WP.A said. his par»*nts, Mr. and Mrs. George H.' The survey said that in addKion to Flllis, the influ«*nce« of business cycles and; Misses Sue and .Annie Itond of twhnological improvements on unem- (tm*nw<HHl, spent Sumiay with Mr. ploy ment, the normal incn*ase of la-, the twelve billion dollars of old war 1.,. C. Bond. bor supply must be n*ckomHl with. It I *lebts which f*»reign nations still owe A^rJ^ (MHirge K. Reid, Sr., estimattsl a 500,1)00 annual a<klition us ami which we H never collect. ilaughter. Miss Margaret, of from this latter source and said it ^ Only careless thinkers comi>are the (Vala, F*la., were th«* guests of Dr. was likely such a rate of increase te.stxsi. 100 for $0.7’.'). ILvavv assorte«l * business concern, gp,} Whitten Sunday. Miss would continue “f(*r .some time to, r.v 1 .. . .... . , The only object of a business is to for a few days’ visit. ct»me.” i earn profits. It is governments con-i Billy Moore of Italton, (Ja., is the “In view of these factors,” the re-1 c«*rn to serve all the pimple and make guest of Dr. and Mrs. B. O. Whitten. p»>rt said, “it appears certain that un-1 all the people pay for the M'rvice giv- Misses Ethel and Irene Johnson and employment will continue to be a se-! en. It i-an’t Ih* put^n a business basis. Katherine Davis have returned tOiTious priHilem in the future.” | WPO’s! r. S. API’KOVED (TUCKS BRICKS REDUCED on our fine stunly U. .S. Approved New Hampshin*, R. 1. Rtnls, and Barn*<l R«H'ks. .All bre<*ders bbaNi- 50 ami up Oc each. Deliveri*il FAR.MERS HATCHERY 90K Main .St. Newberry, .S. C. Bernards lb>ston. Mass., after being the gue!<ts| The surv-ey, made by the FvervlHHlv who has hear.! or read •“ttfr’s mother, Mrs. Asa Da- division of resimroh, was transmitted .Wut .he .IfJ..? S. BerJd"ilV?. '’••*'• *-<- <« Admini..r....r H.rry Hop- Miss Mary laiwson is visiting her kins by .Assistant Administrator Co.*- sister, Mrs. F'dgar Everett, in Rich-, rington Gill. Tm—CLAUMOn aUAD valeas loaal—M't uwavs aaalllT. “Alr-Coadlttoaad' koa ovaaa to spadol cooI1b« wlMf* iM air Is drr. f IkM wreppod lauMd- laWhr le iarar* kMk- aasB Thai s why CLAUSSEIf'S tllCAD Her Qreat x^omenti W HAT planning and prep aration have preceded this glorious moment in the bride’s life! Every detail mmt be just right. The ex quisitely engraved wedding invitation Or announcement IS the only thing that is ap propriate for the occasion. For more than a quarter cen- tuiy the Harcourt com pany’s imprint has identified most of our brjlliant wed dings. If it is a Harcoort invitation or announcement, -it is sure to be faultlessly appropriate. Let us help you make yow selection fwm our beautiful sample book. grievinl to learn that thi*y have been hanishiil fnmi th<*ir -.Alpine home to' the Himalayas. No more will snow- lM>und travelers eixissing the danger^ ou.s mountain ;»ass between Switzer land anil Italy be rescui**! by thi‘se great lH*a.'its, trainid to find them and lead them to the shelter of the hospice which the Brothers of St, Augustine have maintained for more than 900 years. Innumerable lives have been saved by these dogs, but last winter tw’o of them attacketl and killi*d a little girl who had become separated from her parents, and the order of banishment followeil. Tunnels and impnivinl mo-1 jdeni transportation have made winter! travel through the .Alpine passi-s un-i necessary, and in summer the work for which the St. Bornaixl ilogs are tiained is not neeiieil. So the picturesque and romantic St. Bernaixl dogs are on their way to Ti bet, under the escort of an tigi'd brother of the order. »■ ?o«r yroesr'B. Lest Monthly Discomfort Many women, who formerly lof- fered from a weak, run-down con dition as a result of poor assimila tion of food, say they benefited by taking CARDUI, a special medicine for woench. They found It helped to Increase the appetite and Improve dlgesdoii. thereby hrlngliig them more strength from their food. Naturally then Is lees discomfort at monthly periods when the system has been straigthened and the vari ous functions restored and regulated. Csrtfvt pralite by thoaiuida of an—a. li «vU worth tryt^ Of couna, tt aol cooralt a obrtlelaik SPECIAL OFFER Caemopiditan—16 months for $2.50 See your home agent, JAMES W. CALDWELL Phone 38 IMl Tor Waofly o LOOK FOR THL ilhUUlil RilQ YCLLOOt UIRRPPU • RTYOUl CROCEI) The Chronicle AatAtriud Rgprmnimtivt 9^ MARX — (Ta».s War The early .SiK'ialists, Owen, F'ourier and others, taught that there should ‘be no class distinctions. Karl Marx, the German whose book, “Das Kapi-j tal,” is the bibie of modem Socialism,' taught that there were two classes' into which al mankind naturally di-j yided, capitalists' and workers. Be-j twi'cn those tw'O classes, he taught, | there was eternal and unri>concilable war. That, of course, is not true and Gray Funeral Home Clinton, S. C. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ••• and ••a EMBALMERS Ambulance Service Phones 41 and 399-1 JL RUSSELL GRAY and ▼. PARKS ADAIR, (;««. Mgra. SUl^SCRIBB tu THE UuROlGCLB *Tbe Paper Everybody Raadir THE RIGHT SLANT ON REFRESHMENT Good things from nine sunny climes! That’s ice-cold Coca-Cola. Pure, wholesome, deIiciou8...with a tingling taste...it’s only 5c. Go to the red cooler near you and enjoy a froaty mttle^Coca-ColBnow. GREENWOOD COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. ^ ^ Greenwood, S. C.