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/ PAGE FOUR THE CUNTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. S. C. THURSDAY. MARCH 30, 1939 (Elinton (£l|rqtttrU EAUbliHhed 1900 J- WILSON W. HARRIS, Editor and Publisher Published Every Thursday By THE CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY Subscription Rate (Payable In Advance): One Year Jl.SO; Si\ Months it) cents; Three Months 50 cents ’ I EnteixHl as Stvond ('lass Mail Matter at the Post Office at Clinton, S. C. The t-hi-oniele seeks the cooperation of its subscribers and n^aders—^the publisher will at all tmu-s appreciaU* wise sujfjrestions and kindly ad vice. The C-hronicle will publish betters of jfeneral interest when they are not of a defamatory nature. Anonymou.s commupications will not be notices). This |>aper is not resjwnsible for the views or opinions of its corresptmdents. tODAV [TOMOMi Amna numi 8TOCKBRIDOE douMed whether any jfovemment in j which the convnon people had so large a part could ever -succeed. For 150 years the peo^jle as a whole have been hav’ing more and more to .say a4)out our government. Whenever any ques tion of real consequence has been sub- 1 milled to the people their final say ! has proved that they are to govern ' themselves. % I No one can rule America without ! the consent of the American i»eople. THE POCKETiiOv c/ KNOWLEDGE PV TO.'^S IDEAS — Youth That is the vital difference Wtween N«»thing scare.s most middle-aged this country and others. And any an<l el(k*rly jn-ople so much a.s to lis- time we want to change the govern- ,ten to the younger geneiation ex- nu*nt we can do it. We are not likely pounding new ideas about life and to change unles.s we .see our individual how it .<houl<i be lived, government liberties imperiled. ' It < IJNTO.N. S. THI KSDAY. >1 AK( H .{0. 19.39 1' SHOn.D STI DY qait*' tilt IS now foi many peoplt in public office. msroKV l>o))u!ar thing most of thtnn high to talk fonlinuoiisly alniut present day conditions in the I’nit <1 Stat. ' as if our whule nation- . ' s(K-iaIisl m vvspaper, then paeiiist, was He iikts thnn all. He speak-^ French and English and has a sense of the value of words ami is a •'tudenl of affairs. His fa*her was an anarchist. .Mii.-solini early in life was 'an anaichi.'t, then six-ialist editing a and how it ought to be organized. ti » •t' is human nature for rn^sple to lH*c</me HA.sAfffc LAI INlJKl the, ways" as tha ol.l sayia^' NOW BEI.VG OI’ERATED goes, and to think that their W'ay is the only right way. i Hut it i.s also human nature for .-i,. Italian voung folk to <iue.'*tion the soundne.'-- '*P‘^ ^ k,.,.„'v.r tha ,:i.l f„iks’ ,.l,.as. Yuuth alwaysl""’","* '*» '““"''''y lea.sed to Roy (ras<|ue, proprietor of Th UNDER NEW PLAN oriihanag" ha.s effect'd f uture a co oper- ideas and see if they won’ ter than the old ones do. uMo.sl of the h1 ^tiuvtuie weic on the verge ♦•oilapse. .Such talk is all l)allyhoo. .Not <uilv i' that net ti-uc, but if i- hardly la likely some of IoikI St bi Ilk of m t iiaily i'h.v,. that hoU't d. li( t he I In in jail 11 tunes, Hiller (»nee. .Musso lini enjoy-, an interview. Hitler hates it f >1 he senses h(* is disliked. “1 int.'iviewed Hitler in the beauti ful peaceful setting of his little chalet ill the itavarian mountains. It was a gorgeous 'Unshiny day, the hills inmg persmis wlm «"-tc-bing tmfore us. Vet in that m-!.a.l of iM-ing the best- '|U'el .setting Hitler I.egan to shout .• lVi|, w(‘althiest and in nnieiiie.s jiroposed hy the politicians ho talk the could pull us back from th<‘ pncipice, if tliat were • w<- wfif standing. never One< W hr w cl! nil general the liappiest (M*o|»le of nation of the world, we citizens ihr I 'nit. d .si.iN- aie undri nouris ;nid altogr'hri iii a state* of economic ini-eiy and despair, may helievi* what tfey sjiy. Itnt we doul»t it. It seeins 111. 11- pr, b.iMe tliat t.Imy ha\c only ju now found out, what everybody «'bi has always known, that our di- \ tiled p<>|iu!ation iiH ludes, as it al- w.«y.- has included, and always will — a lai gr )>>irtion of people who are* n(it_ and m vrr will Im* eupabU* of **arning and orate at me a.s if he were addres.s- ing crowds. Qn**'* from .Mus- jiY soliiii, 'W ho «*njoys ea<*h moment of an hed i'if«*r\iovv, asks questions, seems at ease and has a sense of humor. Ves, save us from a ilietutor without a sense of humor. ‘‘It is sad for the German |ieo|)I<* that they mu.st have that l.Vpe of in dividual as Hiller to lead them, d'hey I never were .skillful in explaining their piiddoins t<» other couiitrieM. Her** eoim*s a man to pl**a*l th**ir cans** who Gs Hiiti-Seinitie, anti-religious, stirring up Lroubb* for Intth th** I'rot«*.stant.s wauls to exi***ri'tnent, to try *>ut new , ,,, » , ... , t work bet-* ^ leaners, this oty. V\ rth the new ef|ui|)merit that has been adde<l, , ., r I „ 1 ♦ <^be plant Ls now in first-cla.ss coneij- tune th**y fmd» (FUt, sooner or iat**r, , , II , tion ready to provide a muc-h neem***! that th** msw i*l**as are old ones that , , • ' , , , , , I , I . . , aundry .s**rviee to the city of (linton w**i** tried befoie they weie born, and . , , , , ,an*t surrounding territ*u‘y. t' u building is to b** enclosed and in a while, h<FW'ev«*r, the new , ... , , , ,1 . .u ♦hi* <*iitranee will be from W e.st ( en- mIi-hs work. I h<* young fi/lk g***! th<* ^ . , , I , u terinial street midway fwtween .South opiK-r hand and i*riK-****<l to change the ,, . 11- . I , f , r , . Hroad and ThorriwelJ streets. I’ublic w hole .ss'hem** of iif** and g<*vernTn**nt. i > .\ft**r a whib* Uwy grow old in turni ^ ^ and l*)<»k with di.sliust u|»on anyhixly." ' ' who d*M*sri’t agr*’’** with tijeir id*-as, which hy that time have lM*<*oine ol«i- fas-hiomsl. It is by that pnK*i*ss that th<* woild k***ii)s i hangiiig, ari*l on the whole changing for th*- h*'tlei. . VVe wish for the management much UCCeSs. I L. RO.SS LY.N'N, Pres., , Th<iriiwell Oriihanage. 111.'?*’ than u har** living, if that, and , , , . , a l..rge ami g.sFW .ng prop.mlion „f; ‘ V’ tloo*’ who won't work at all if lh*y « ;m g* t by without working. I'hi- IS not a pleasant *‘*niilitii*n t** n aiiz**, hut it is nothing n**^'. It is as Old a- th** v**ry nation itself silder, jiiik’id 'f'ln* first eol*»nist.s ha*l then own ti.iubl**s with th** lazy, I'h** shift- 1* ', ami till* iMeii»np**t**nt. .\»*\**rtht*- r *, tin y <li<l not t.hn»w up th«*ir ba Mi .iml * iy wolf tiny w**n' aheail aii’l i> ni* a n.itiori on th*- pi*'mt-** of *1, ... op,*..? I unit y, ami witho.it :i k 1 .i.id .vp.cting huml'Uit’ f om th*’ P ' 11 a - III y o 11’.1 .* i ioi.mltter of congM-.-, |tm j* a s*’t of pnm’ipli--^ to g.*\**in Utuia- fi’<l**l.ll lelnf .ippnipll ar.oii . !a !>. out with th** pi**fai** t .1? ■■m*v« t h* foio III III toiy" has a i.itlon OM !«i| 11*11 a fa***' Vin**ri r.>d.*y. it' iii**iiiIh’i *’illi*i al!*'mpt nil .nl tin- nation, oi I’ori'picii I. pla\ tin’ll igmoanc**. 'I’h** I d I not ln’gin wln n th** pi*’'»*nt i.itioii w,i b.u’ii Tin* <li’*t!**’-' cry * a. oi I' t (iinl M*fi*iMn*i' t'peinl**i s o o*'i. 1 p ojili’’' mom y I is not i**»n- fiinosi by bist**i> 'I’ln v «*.ight to m I’ III tb*’n«-*’lv nh*as. I tiy ba«'k I'*' all < I I V y :>l a n**w ndigion of tin* **1*1 pagan gmls. it cannot last. “Miissoliiii bus s**n'i**l that little A.Iolf has goin* pn'tty far. M<* He**s that at last Gn‘ut Hntain is bringing Russia into th«* pietun*. If (Heal Brit ain hull iinly *lon** that at .Munich, th«*i** woulil havt* be*’ii a nnue pleas- I"*’''', ant ineture to*lny. “In 'pifi* of its eom|ii**sts, lnFW**v**r, Gi em.iny is *somimieally w**ak**i than b* fo 1* gaming ln*i m*w t**i i it**ry. .Sin* III **il raw in!it*’i lals. .'sin* lia- a sh*irt- agi ’of fiol tuff III jut*’ of all tin* golil In* iis’i*iitly stob . Il«*r iratl** bal- am*’ I' wtii * m.-t*Hil lu ffei S*iiith Ameiica e f«s| up with h**r barter -y'toin .'she ha- i«*a*ln’<l li**i military Inight Imi! I going d'>wii is’oiiomical ly. 3 et In* wouhl hav** us l>tdn*v«‘ that In’ I 'long Tliat is h*s’aii'*’ tin* «li* tutors oiiipliasizt* their .stis*iigth, tin* i|«>in'K i ai’i**' their w**akne's, polila al ly, I'l’onomicHlly and fiiiancially. 'I*hat is our pMMt**gi’ to liHik at what is wr*>ng ami b«* m a position to set lh«*m light Cll.X.NliK — Faster f Tiler** is not th** slighti-sl *lou)it‘in my mind that th** trt*m**ml**us changes ill world affairs ami human ridatioris whii’h a.i«* going <m now are only a' bi'giriMing. < hanges will <’<ime fast«*r ami will In* mor«* far reaching froiiij *li‘**a<l«* to «le<*ad**. 'Pin* rapniity with •which new dis-j e*>v**ries are b**ing made in the worilil <Ff s<*ience, ami th** increasing ings*-| nuity *)f m**n in applying the new dis-. FIRE PRKNKNTION I want to writ** a f**w wor«ls to laiu- r**n.s <*our»ty pi'ojil** hoping Chat it may impress upon some how very irnpor-' tant it is not to aibiw trash, brush or straw to hum land. .\ fire can *le- .stroy in thiidy minutes more on *>n** acre of timlmre*! land than natuiv can pi’mluce in t«*n years. For the ^ pr**s* rvalion of oui jiroiKTly, there-^ for**, w** should stop burning the val-, uabl*‘s of our d*ar •ihl Ijaurens county laml. -W. .1. ADAIR, i you HAVf •» i&lg tfFHTUOfy TO Gf T TO ONE fAKT 0» /twruaty/riH etruMe yuerreitM »p of me tfATt eofoe^f OM Mifsoi/Mi 4mp rtMuefsee Aur mot on MeMTuCMyf fttn UfAMfTtO f$OM TUt MeiT Of TUf OKTT AT MitiOifU/ m Tue e4Ate OAp oe aauaoaoimv. siats oe PQ4X yMtAA MAMO MOM iUAmCATtOtt meTTAO Of AMAASA ANO O/A MMAUe AMCRgM MMIIV HAC Of urt MtsvAAMce eomPMito wrrv* *77J m MSMANV, fwt IN ITAlV AND NONt IN RUtSlA V«SICH OOti HOT HAVe INSUffANCe State Takes Six Lives For Death Of Prison Guard Columbia, .Maix*h 24.—South ('aro- c*»v**ries to human use, are ’)>oun(l n*>t j .M.X.SONS .MEET FKID.W only to chaiig** (Hsuple s ways of liv-j R*.gular communication of Camp ing but then .FUtl.sFk on life their!t„.|i Vo. 14, A.F.M.,-will be held lina’.s el*«ctric chair t»H>k six white men shortly Fi i( jlhe crime was committed, j They died in the following onl-r: George Wirvgard, ninett*Ai. of Co- lumhia an*l Bateshurg; Wiliam H. Wcgwls, aliais (ientiy, twenty-fiw, of Biloxi, Miss; Roy SuUles, twenty- i;in**, of Simfxsonville; Herbert Moor man, fi>rty-two, <if Detroit, Mich.; the lives of Clatyon (’runs, twenty-nine, of Roeb- after dawn, Y., and J. V. Bair, twenty- ' I Fiiday night, March 31, at H o’cl*>ck. .som«‘tim**s to imagine my.self .^n nienrbi'rs an* ui'gisl to be prt*sent. lay morning to expiate the slaying Sumter. . . All but VS ingard of a pen,te.»tiary guard months ago. Behind the I h. y t»f th** o.ight |MSt. m th** w*»rld iritsi which I was b**f*>r** th**f** w* re any t«*b*-| ' ph<in**s, **l*s*tric lights, automidnh’S,' radio, nmVM's, airplarms'or **v**n hi *’yrh’'. It ♦■aii’f be ilom*. I find that all my i<l*’a.' ha\«* lM*i*n built around a w.u’hl '*> **ntn**Iy *lif fi*r**nt fri»m that of my *•hil<lh*MMl that I look upon human lif** ami comiuct ami u|H)ii th** iiiimiidt's «?f go\**rM iiu’iit III a way that would have Imi- rifi**d my par**nts wh*? r^•gar<l<'*l th**m-| 'tlv»*> a- pretty a*lvane*sl lhink**is.' They wei*e, f*»r th*Mi Imu*. I Xiiy M'hem** of lift . any 'Vstian *»r prim ipb* of g<»vi*i ?mi**nt, must Ih* a<iiipt«s| to the eiivii omn**iit of the time ami place. It cannot Ih* t*Ht far ah**H*l iff th** itleiis irf th«* |H'r’«*in, hut any workahU* .social ouier cannot *»p**ialt* by m«*tho*l- which wen* «*‘>tabli.«»h«sl umlei a siinpb*r en- Mioiimeiit in an eailiei liaN. maintained that Samlers was not stabbed until tear an<l nausea gus was shot into Yhe of- .same high prison wralh* w’here they held the captain hiwt- R. !>. J. M. IMuxico, W. M Fulmer, Sec, an«l .\’*»w.s jirovidc' the for the fellow who b**litll**s youl l*M)ks .Xn airdale won the priz** in a hig New X’ ink s*how. from which they sought to escape I)e- demanding an airtonurfiile c**mher 12, 1937, hy stabbing Guaixl • I'aptain Olin Sanders, rhe sextet went ^ retort courl«*ou.s umunotionally to their deaths in the I*ackers are said to l*e using ci<t.)'i largest mass d«*ctrocution for one fabrics to wrap im*at.s in. T(k> many .NDI ICE OF SAI.E State *»f South < arolina, C**unty *»f l/uurens. In the Court of <'i>inm.m I’leas. 1 h«* I,4»wi*i Main Stt*‘**t Bank, Plain- (-iifiiiNtnions tiff, versus .Mrs, Aniii** R. Parker, Th** men, et al.. Defemlants. y;, Wil.son crime in .South < asoliiia penal history, i^teaks ta.'rte like mu.slin now. Five tolil the meager i>an«l *rf of- — ficial witnesses that they w**re dy- ——— ing finn in their faith of salvation, but the sixth- -William H. Wotnis, ci»n- fesst’d ringlleutler—<lev*>t*Hl 'his last' statement to an accusation that the' state was unfairly punishing his five jnison .Sup«M-int«Ni.lent saiil, went to the chair Cmler an.l hy virtue of a .l*‘cretal m the onk*r in whH*h they entere.1 tinier t*> me *lire<*t*s| m Tht* abive en- Sand**rs; office ths* chilly m*»ming a\**rag»* ntb**! mtion, I will sell at public out-! ' ' “ ~ cry to the highest Imltler in front of HX.XL SE'^LE.XIKNT the Court House in Uun*ns. South Take notice that^n the 2blh *lay of < andina, on .Xloiitlay, .Xpril 3, 19.19. 193V, I will render a final ac- WHAT WILL THE LOAN COST ME? THAT IS A SENSIKLE (JUKS- TION AM) WE CAN ANSWER IT DEFINITELY! You will know in advance exactly wAiat your monthlv payments fi»r III t. I X K.**; I ’p* .1 t. I'H H DF DH I X IDRS I wm.l pictui** **f I .11 a: i... Ill* I.*! ! ll'•r^■ \ Y • 111 l.t'oi ha «<Hii*’ to om than th.i; pn-»*ntis| by H X. ‘i.. I. .b’.*?' of i.i’bo tii’W com • I . ?; t' Ii-*’?uii . ■■ Kaltciihorn til \i*W , i>i to|< ill*’ «’iV li’ fo .1.11111 • w n. I'.i . a f*’v\ Might - 15 Years Ago Items of Interest From The ChronicU March 27. 1921 C|m home i: iM t - t.i .* 11 M « , Im* C.Oil Mg tls- l aiopi.lM .til.ltloM. K.i l•Mo••??l * \pn’"i’d ’ IM oplimi' •'i • h - b.’lii f th.ii ?h* totali g.>\.' r*m Mt' Will M>>t acc- i’d * .1 I oil • h; I i III’ > iio 1* 'h i ! hiMg-. M K i''CM n \ 1 I’M ■ •.l\ d ' t. .1*. ol ! t bulk - III gll'KI.I \ I 1 OM <; Il • alway 1- m.iiiitc 11 ’1 11 \ 1 * .No 11 * 11' 1 •M' No iiMc point ooi) up p* opa I 1c- to to .IMV Dr. .la R i opejaml. form**r toll may or. died .''Sunday at hi" f dlowing a cntieal illii**' . .Mrs. Iiiliii r. Blakely i 'peiiilmg i'M>m** time III hoim-tam Imi with hei 'i'tel . 'Iis. Haivey Braiim n of .State.sboro, tia . IS \i;iiting bet 'I'ter. .Ml', .la . R t'opelaml. I’iii* following offieer- f.*r the < i\ic I mpi o\ omeiit assiH’iat iiui have Ins’ii I II ell’ll for tin* \*«ar: .Mr- .1 H. .'^one, pre'ident; XI r-, .1. \\ Intake, vice pre-ideMt; Mrs K. .1. .Ada.i, tre.isurer; Xlr . r 1. \N Bailev. s*s*i’i'tai V. •I' 1 V. W *li'le ■ary’ .11 !y !• d > thing 1' maivt l'iiis it . X >11 have hi’ai.l of maivi.ou- air fore*’ It i' .1- vvo'iilei'ful a.' you hav** hi hiVi’ It IS U'**d to t*’!- tlia’ tile ilictato? might I 1 lowaid U.v.'..!an pl.im*- aiv bit;*’! than German. 1 talked re cently to an Xmeiuan I’Xpert He saul that Germany lias one excellent ly|H* of humbing plane wherea' vv** hav** fivi 'i4iarat** tvp**s bettei than theirs*! •'1 ni:(;ro woman s death HELD I NAVDIDADLE 1’ I I;*' , i l.auren‘ . .XIaivh 27. .X Nt*gro vvo- ■ inan, .I**s'a* Br*>vvnlee, *>f the Trinity I Khlge seetum, vv a.s fatally injure*l Sat unlay night when she was stjuek hy a pas^-inig ear *in the PriiK’i’tmi I’oad as she alightetl fr**m the autu- BRX.NDEIS — Influence \\ hat started me on this line **f n* C’s'tMin I- th*’ lefinment, at th*- age **f n2, «*f .lustue l.tuiis D. Biantleis of the .''upn“m*’ Ctuiil of rhe Cl* .i?**s. No mt'iiib**? *>f the high court has ever gMmi**l great**!’ resi».«* t. hut when P'*’ itlent \\ il'‘<in ap|>oinlM-il him th«* pi'>pl«* who vv**ie afraid of new id**a' made a teirifo fight to prevent his nomination. They did not objist '<* miieh on the gmunil that he was the fii I .lew to Ih’ namisl to th*’ supr«*m«* urt, a- that h** had itngmal ideas about the fimetioii' *»f government ami the lights of onimaty eitiz**ns under government. I a\vy**rs believed that Lh«* law was fixetl andestiddi.slusl f*ir all tiim*. They dill not want .inybinly to be a -uluome civuit jmlge vv bo t h**ugbt the law ami the functions of the court should change a' eomlitions change*! and p*s»p!e's ideas t»f the social oi’*l**i eliangtsl. 1 think-Tt-hat the influence of Fastiee Bramleis on ideas of law ami govern ment has been the most useful mflu- ence in my tmu’. the s;wu** h«*ing ales.lay month. iH-tvv.-ep the l.*gal hours oi dur,,i„n „f sale, th* ' " lo w It. .XII that c*iunt Ilf my act.s an*l doings as Guar- principal and interrist will be for the of fidlowing *l**scnlH**l pri»|»**rty, minor, in the office *>f the .ludge ;*»f Proliate of laiurens county, at 10 certain l*»t, piece, or parcel ^ ^ day . There will be rnmmiHKMin ex- rmt***! laml. lying. lM*ing ami situat** with in he »*or|H»rate limits of the City tif Liiireii (County of laiurens. South from will apply for a final di.scharge niy tru.st as Guardian. .Any |>«*r.>son imiebteii to saul estate no future renewal or pen.ses. Before >ou commit > ourself In XNX’ home btan. rome in and gel the full partirulan* about nor Kimple and an I SIX- ij, n*»lified ami requiie*! to make pay- ♦cunomical loams to buv. build or re- m»*nt on *»r befon* that pel sum* having claims ilate; and all agaiiiAt saitl ( arolma). c.mtaimng on** tenth- (1 •il aer**s, mon* *0 less, ami bouiiti*’*l on the mirth hy lands of \Xhite Bailey, on the east by lands of j.^tate will present them on or lH“fore :he esiat** of D. .A Davi-. i|*‘ei*as*sl; date, tiuly proven, or be forever Mam Sti'eet, .1 MEWI.E'TTE XX AS.SON, Pr*4»ate .lutlge. (bln. f.»r XVillie K. McCoy. .March, ’Jb. 19.39.-4-13-4c. linanee vour own home. •SPRING TI.ME IS BUILDING TIME- on the sinith by XX1 s and I’m the west hy land of .Xlis. .Sal lie Burton, .Albert D.al and other', and having thereon loeat**! the r**si- il**m’** of the said X\ R. Rieh**y, Sr., ami of which I am the soU* owner in fee Minple and upon which there is n.t 1 xi ting eneumhranee or lie'i vvhal- siH \’*’i save the lien of thi' mort gage. The lot last ab*ive tiescrihed is mon* f.iby d**.seril»*’d as follows: eom- meneiiig .at a stake 3XN on XX’est .Maiji Sallie IS'... • •■stake 71 '.* thenc* chains I. ; I ;i : ,4 . • Ill d •I h.i. <0 hav I fliFW ti almost all tlie air- .:i Gei’inany. 1 have flown he?**. No «ii;i’ e.iii tell me that German loll Is bi’t:!'! than oui’s. Our fae- ■ till!! ou: pl.iiies.by the lum- moJiile m which she was ritling and steppeil m front of rhe »>t.her car' PRINCIPLES Rights which was traveling in an opp*)sitt*: Boileil *lown to a few essentials. Dr. T. E iRnrtion. She *li*sl several hinu> af- the prineiples wihich all the new idea.s Davis, to stre»*t. on line of l**t of Mis. D. Burl*»n ami thence north degrees west lb.1*7 chains to 3XN on line of lot originally of P. 1>. Pitts, and thence north degrees east to a stake X3N, south IS'.j degrees E 9.SO with !*»t formerly belonging to Tihld now i>f Mrs. I). A. stake X;>0 on Main stnml, thence W. J. BENJAMIN SERVICE STATION Standard Products ( ara XX’aHhed and Greaaed Your 'BuMnesa Appreciated EDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Telephone No. 6 Clinton Inatitation Servinf Clinton People Since 1909. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a do me. bi’llev e w ai r, we aie going to thi' veai. i’.u'i 1 have ehang- niy live to one a’gainst to three to **)U’.. Hille!’. of e’lUi.'e, gets iiUoxieat-- «t! With one success al'tei another. .’Xud U' long a' the weak-kneed Cbain- berlam is left m charge of F.nglamlN affaii’S. 1 ilon’t blame Hith'i for h'is intoxication. - ' 1 ‘“1 have talkinl to Hitb'r. 1 km>w his habit *>f yelling ami storming al 1 jH’ople, not permitting anyone to get' a word in. One has to be quick and vigorous in amswering back. l‘hysical-. Jy and mentally he is weak ami has ^ an irrferio'rity complex, not brains x’lmugh to questitm his own intelli- irence. X'et he knorws when* he has ii ter th*’ aeeiileiit at a hospital here to^cannot replace an* that .voii can’t get ami thence l.dl chains al*>ng West which she w’as l>i’*>ught by the assist-j something f*>r nothing, that y*>u ami .Main street to the beginning corner, am** *>f Fnsl .Morns, who, the sheriff yourself alone an* lesponsible for .Ml of w^hieh will more fully appear said, was tlrivmg the auto that ran your c**mluet ami acts, ami that then* by reference to plat *»f survey thereof over the w'oman. lis no easy n*a*l to siuvt'ss. matle by <•. L. Fike, .'surve\Mr. on "rmn’oidable'' was the verdict of( .Ami the fiimlamenta! principle of March, 29. 1S93, attached to the de^l flu* e**rimer's jury. ' *!om*H'racv, I Subscribe To THE CHRONICLE “The Paper Everybody Reads" f SCHOOLS OUT WATCH Inwendous .strength—in swayifig the Tna'^ses. On the platform h<* is like' the pied pi|>er. He dtie^ not live a nor mal life. He has no friends, enjoys no «porU, ridtw no hoi-ses, fl>*s no plane, | drives no car, eats no meat, smokes no uAacco, drinks no wine, loves no woman—wtwt a life! “Muaeolini is altogether different. which must stand up no Mrs. Sallie 1). Burton to W. R. inatter h*»w new conditions may Rk-hoy. dated April 1. 1S93. and re change our ideas of the <*|)erati<m *»f foiilml in Book b. pagi* 4r)7. in the I government, is that no government office of the Clerk of Court for said ! has a right to lay *lt>wn rules for your t'ounty and State, individual way of thoivght. spiHX'h. Terms of sale: To the highe.st bid- I w orship or conduct g^*nerally except accepted' as you invatle the rights i»f othei-s to until a cash de-' live and act as they in tum, please. 1921—1939 Hugh L. Eichelberger NEW YORK LIFE MAN IS Years Experience Professional Insurauice Information Furnished Free • Member — The National Association of Life Underwriters. alionai Sof*tj Commctl posit of thrt'c per cent, of the amount l)EM(K'RACY — Experiment has been made at the con-j In the world-conflict of ideas thati^^lusion of the bidding. Said sum shall j ks raging at the pre-sent time, the realise forfeite<i and applied to costs and, is'sue is bt'tweim the idea of deinoc--Plaintiff’s judgment, if a compliance j racy and the idea of ati^>cracy. „ |w’ith sale is not had. The said provis-l i iHflnocracy, in the long history of ‘"n for cash deposit shall apply to| Im^nkind, is a very new* idea indeevi.lany re-sale of the property; and if: I It Had its roots in the American colo- compliatK'e is not had the Clerk of Giies; its fii-st lai'gt'-scale ex]>ression |('nurt may. at the written truest of was in. the Constitution of the Unitcil (he plaintiff, re-sell at the risk of the Stati's. jformej^ purchaser. Purchaser shall j The first experiment in deim^cracy, Pa.'' fo** revenue st;>mps and recording' in aiTjt ix'al si*nse, bt»gan when George'^f paprrs. Wajihington was inaugurated presi-; VICTOR R. FLEMING, dent, just 150 years ago, on ApiS 3CU Clerk of Court for Lau- 1789. ^ rens County, S, C. There w’ere able men even theft whfr March 11, 1939.—3-30-Sce. Proiecl y6ar Qvps Wilh BAM-CIDE EFFECTIVE AW ECONOMICAL A Non>Artcnical Inscchcide. For The Control of Suck Lcaf-c«ting insects at MDnCAN HAN MITU—CUCUMKR UiTLI —POTATO mTUU IT& Duaa not tajura tba foHaa which ara raoommaai » of cropa oa Ita uaa. ^ BARIUM REDUCTION CORFU SOUTH CHAtllSTOH. W. TA. \ ..a ^ . V- ^ h.*,!..