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r / r FAGE SIX THE nJNTON CHRONin.E, CLINTON. S, C, THI RSDAY. AVCrST 1 With the Press City Tennis Finals Friday Afternoon WOl’LD THEY -A( QriE8< F**: • - In his address to the Amenean Bar,^**'^^ f. T. * 'i, ^ t , B.3 Terrr lei^atrd Cirntry. *■ T-.^; B W»dr defratssi Rirhanil A-l. <t-0; T***»rh fNern* defeated Khrr^ .‘'tyrireein. ^-2, ♦»-?; J. K. Jarobs de* .MimnaUffh Sprinif feated Huf+I Jaroh*. d-1, A-l; Man* aswwiation Senator Jsunes K. Bymes aasd this, and it b incorporated in the aditonal columns of The Columbia State without conyju*nt: _ '•'In applyinjr ^he <’on«titution the couits can delay but canmit perma- m ntly pi'event the adoption of a pol icy iiersistently demande<l by a ma jority of the fieople and by their rep- n-s* ntative^. Whenever the c<»urt« nul lify the ailoption of a conjrressional policy there will l)e a r«*-<*xamination of that {K»licy by the people and the i men’s conjrresp, if the issue is one of littlej-linky I’psi^l.a Ry OrfeatiniT Martin and Jambs. DefendinK and Former ('hampinns. If the weather man smiles, final matches in the sixth annual Clinton tennis 'tournament will he held on the Whispennjf Ihnes c<»urt tomorrxiw (Frxlayi aft«Mmo<>n and nijrht. Favorites to me«*t in the finals are Bill Wade ami H. M. Rowland, Jr., in sinffles, Kmily Dillard and Ssuller in jrirls’ sinjrles. Bill naurh defeaSeii Bruce ft.2. 6-2. Quarter finals Martin, 6-4, 6-4; Wade defeated Ow lens, 6-4, .Mimnauj^ defeated J 'f. Jacole., 7-.^, >*.6. Birthdays And Anniversaries Hatch BUI b Signed By FDR WTashinirtim, Aop. 2. — PmaidsTit • Quarterman. Ruoarveh today signed the Hatch bi’J j regulating polMicai activity of moat 8adier defeated federal job hoMrrs and told congress in a specMd mesaage that if adminis-' tered **in accord with H* spirit” it would serve the purpose mtended by c<mgre“s. Taking the unusual step of inform- ^ing congress why he had approved .the mtweure, the president said qiies- UM»nf of cr»n.<«titutiona]rty ha<l l«een re- ; solved in favor of the bill, j Mr. Rmisevelt pointed to many of ;the broad provnsions of the measure j as involving difficulty of interpreta-j THE INVISIBLE GOVERNMENT birth- ition, but said: Hoi»by Cofieland celebrated day Thursday, July 17. imjMirtance, or if on solier si'cond! ^ ade-Tench Ow’en-s and H. .M. Row-j Mrs. A. J. .'^proles will W seventy thi.ught it appears to have been ill j land-Rufus Sadler in men’s lioubles. i nine Augu.**! 5. conceivtsi, there will U* acipiiescen^ j Singles play this week was marked! Mjjy, Clady.s Wilsim and F.ugene“It i.s 1^-cause for so many years ll in the decision. But if the jM.licy in by two .startling upsets wh<-n Rufus [Hitt had birt'h«iays Thursday, July 31., have striven in public life and in pri-• questiim represents a solemn convic- Sadler defeattsi Taylor .Martin, de-. Helen H<»1 lings worth will oh- decency in pfditical cam-j champion, and John .Mim-|„^„„^ TLH-><ley, Aug. h. paigns, iK.th on the r«rt of the gov-i emment servants, of candi<lates, of a solemn convic- Sadler defeattsi tion of a majority of the people, an<l fending if the decision has faileil to fn-rsuade jn lugh <ieft^ate<l J. F. Jacolis, former hom-st minds that th<- fxilicy is. clear ly forbidilen by the Constitution, then there is bound to be agitation for a ris-onsideration of the decision. In tN se circumstances what the [H-opIe really want ^ they will generally get. In rare instances it may Ik- nt*cessary to re.«ort to a con.stitutional amend- nw-rit, as was d<ine after the income tax <le<ision. .Mor<* often, a new decis ion of thi- court supplants the old as in the Washinglitn .State minimum wagi- law case.’’ s«‘rve .Mr. (• lampion. Tournament matc-hi-s were f ften thr<^aU*ned by “d<»g-days” .show-j ^ ers which nearly put th<- t<>urnamcnt' ‘ in the dog-hou-sc. | Miss ami Mrs. W. K. .Monts will cele- a w«(klipg anniversary Monday, Mary .Sume amt Phyllis Hoi-',, irection.’’ I newspapers, of corporations and of individuals that I regard thi.s n^w leg islation a-- at least a step in the right •Men's singles results tJirough Tin s-1 man of Columbia, formerly of Clinton, <lay; ' have birthdays tmlay, .Aug. 3. j Fir.st round: J. B. (rcntrj’ defi-ated .Mrs. R. W. 1‘hillips will celebrate a! W. P. Jacolr>s, 6-2, 7-7 (default I; John' birthday .Saturday, .Aug. .">. -A HoHj-wikk] wife, says her husband has in-en squandering money on .Ann .^beri<lan, movie "<K»mpb’’ girl. Hrnphl -Mimnaugh <lef<-ate<J Benny Hil!h<»iise,. Tomorrow, .\ug. 1, is the Inrthdayj m 6-2, 6-0. jof Mi.ss Ruth Monts. .Mrs. V’lrgil .Ab- Pickp«K-kets g<it f7(t6 which a.Ver- lM*e<»ml roumi: Tayh^r .Martin de-'rams. H. F. .^ott, “T'hick” Ga!l«*way; mont .-•esident had been carrying in feat<-<l Duncan W’orkman, 6-2, 6-1; and.lack Barnes. his pocket for six years. If he went{. (3 |B0R€A05 fj • ■*-*“- T’/'M GOVERNMENT NEV/S IffM'A MAJOR 'POrTiON of 60V€R^JME^r^• IS coMOucreD Py a bramch hot conTeMPLATeD iNl THt COHSTiTOTlOM j I Subscribe to The Chronicle — S1.50 a Year j Rufus .'sadler defi-atixl ('. K. (rallo-j .Miss Bs-th Av«ts will oli.serv’e a | that I<*ng w ithout spending any of it. Thus It apFK-ars that a “sM.lemn con- way, 6-0, 6-0; H. .M. Rowland defeat-1 birthday .Sunday,' Aug. 6. ihe’d never miss'it, vlction of th** majority of the p«*ople’’j _ ; _ TtMiV H7i(i in niTF* inNtAncc^ ^ ovir-rxle’ a division of the United! Stall's supreme court. M'hy was an amemiment to the con- Ktitution n-quired to n-fK-al thi* Twen- tM«th. or prohibition amemiment? The argUDH'iit <»f .Si-nator Bym«*s is that a “solemn c«»nviclion of a ma- ji'Uty of ihi- fK-ople" is, in m<*st cases, su|'»vii»r in b-gal effert to a decision of thi- supremi- court. On .March I, D<7.'i, the Republican ci-f.gress I«sseil the “Civil Kighu” iMt, “guaranli-eing eipial rights to Ne- grioe III hi^els, fKitdic ci»nveyances aril places of amusement ” In IMC( thi *upn-me court ihvlarni the Uiril R ght» art unronMitutional 1) rvaeon of that division the r«res ai* tho ilay by law M-fwrateil in rail-' ttad cars, bu^es. thi-ati rs, hoteU and | M-:auranta in .'south 4 andina A griat majority of “ihr profile” lot Oil**.lb of the J»*nahem states ■ By s ”^;’.emn r;iftvirtM»«” of that ma-j jiM : a n-ngr»c» might at any time ' h« • (ited thai Would ns mta't the I'lvil R g»»*» !*ili I; truth. • gn» aie that, out-.ib of Its 'j^kith ,D ■ g-rwffig dnpiwitian to • ad I* Mr Hy-ne^ % l-arty. ttw nat iwail la n.4« ;«!.«■ pariif, has •inrr I«M !»..• t OC. It, Ihr Segfo W tg ti leae l« a’[ rare d * « - ‘<at --n Pat t H?fp4a( |» \\ AI.kK|i IH r tJs itw l^{latlrl^h-;a I t . • -ll o.». * • ' • M- HTi*««-r deny J III ‘lie fh« . ifii, thr prS'Mi’t. ba^ dr ' e . ♦ . • ifcC.; "Segi.im reaiK.-'i/! thv la-feS'- « I - • « IW-r t\tit thr ^a = rr icf the A •dt.air m *• •'!»* %<■ \m %3it# fc T fM « !-4i4 f ••f | tKal a d*« . of t*w ew |t , ,1.. tss..j'>'( rSrr^ 'ig it» (bi • t-n Ilf Ihs i - hi Util ie«* .\r the •utwit ■•M.n af It 1 . ... . . I I I A • • ,t . • • a ■a t hi •! n •! -.*• s I h .>* rtb < a 1»• \i a and t e ith Mr iia <••• Aid To Japan Seen In U. S. Subsidy Plan Vta-rtiiiig’iin, July 2tt Thi« giiit-rri mi ’>t • new |h-Im y of •u4i«iditing csM It n I «|a.rt> may Is a Issin to Japan U the . «*ent of ll.tHNI.tsm t«- IIO.-| Hs.,((l>. offsiai- of the itgrM'uhure «'♦ I a'1 fiii-fit i-wiii today T»s y I xp.a.iHei that, a.though Ihr »la*i lb parttiH-ni had gi\rn notice of its nterition to aloogat*- the 11*11 ft iii-iii’-i Ml iriuly iNiwit-ii the United F-ta’t * and Tokio. that would continue in iffn* U-nefits g-ants-il «**her na-' tie-- i Mii-ther *uch Ik iiefits wouUi W tail' from th« .laputM‘M‘ after temii-' TMi: ro'i i-f the tri-aty next January we..Ii! lb |K-n«i, th« officials said, u|*on; ib\iIopments hetWT-en now and then. 'I hi stat«- department ha.-* taken the |H Sit ion that negotiation of a new Cl rtimercia! treaty likewise ile|K-mU-il iipi • ill velopiiu-nts, indicating that Jnp.it'. must show iiK'iva-sK-il r«-gard fi r AnM-ncan rights in China if she WiiTiti-ii ii new |>act. Uriiler th«- ex|Ktrt subsidy policy, de- ^igneii to increa-u- foreign pun•hase^ el surplus ..American cotton, buyers id.road will Ik- able to purchase thci raw fiU-r at prices about $7.n() a lialc Ik low domestK- quotations, th<- .Ameri-i van gHivejTiment paying th*- differ-1 ence. j For many years .lapan has him one, <>f the major biiyei-s of Aiivrican cot-j t<in. Her purchas«-s during the j»ia.st' eleven miniths totaled! 84,'),,'123 l>ales,* or more than twice the- j[)uix-haises of [ eitfH-r the L’niteel Kingxloim or France.! However, ordinarily, Britain is the number one foix-ign buyer. .Anticipating inauguration of the' Ann-rican exjHirt program, .lapan as| well as most <ither foreign u;k-is of American cotton have Ikh-p reducing their ol'd stivks and planning to re- fdenish supplies at the reducxsl prices offered under the .«iilisidy program, which vent into effect Thur.-day. P<4ice at Butte, Mont., have been ordered to grow beards for a civic fMti'aal. When they’re italkinf a crinaml they can bide bahmd their . whiaheri. I WHAT WE MEAN BY HEALTH HEALTH always outMeiAfhs WE.^LTH hut that method is les.H costly which CORRECTS THE CACSE There i.s real .sati.Hfaction in maintaining health the Chirofiractic w'ay. In a Rfeat majority of ca.<ies, it i.s al.*‘0 less fo.stly. For thfwie w’ho get fun out of athletic game.** and erci.nes, our profe.ssion frrovides a health service that cares for the m<ist irnfMirtant factor in physical exertion. For those who lead a less strenu4»us life but h4»|M for fr**e<lom from physical ailments so they may ilrink deep from the cup of enJojTnent, (’hin*pra«’fk* 4»fTers a pratii- cal and s<‘ientific method. It is a relialde niu>tho<l of a*!- ju.'^ting mechanical rrlationshi|N« which maintain har- memy in your physiological functions. t’hiprpractic has Us-n tesit^l in the -ick ro*im, in th»- ho«>|ittal. in th*' clinic, on the athletic fi**ld. and in irwlus- ry for almost a half centur.v with outstarwling suicess. Men and women, who have liern given up as hofwless fihysical wr«*cks in many instates, have regained l^ahh and enjo>e<l all the thrills that go with it. The kind of health We mean is that freistom from disease and diMomfort i;pss==^saE= plu- the 'iiarkling energy that reak* - a |•'rs«»f| creative In trav- » fig, to s«'e the tieauty in na- turi In business, to Is a dvnamo of l it} rgv In s« h«Mi|. t( hav* a |s fil trating miml. In athli t;«s, to vibrate with vigor arwi vilab t> III the home. t« hav* a live ap|*ri. iati«>n for every virtue. TTii Si ijualitii - uri- |s^s|l*|i only whi n our Issln - are furution- ing rinrynally. Stop ju-1 a m*'mi lit ami con- ► dir what It is that ir*a?«-s th s Th« Fmlev I hiroprartu Health Home has manv case retonU of patients having lern a<tefite<l for Chimivrartir servaes A vast fnaj*frit> of thi se ras«*s havi l4w*n re»toreil to rairmal health umbr the suprr- vi«n>n of hrs. Finh-v arwl Finb v and are grateful to Chiroftractic. hrs Finlev and l-'inlrv offer you one « f the Iwt «iiui|tfsnl t*hirv>|wactM- institutKms in the Snjth and the spa«N»usn«ss of their Health Home in whah you. tiai. (*an regain vour lost hi alt h. quality we hope to enjoy in traveling, in business, in schcKil, in athletics or in the home. It i.s the marvelous central nervous .system; namely the brain, spinal cord and ne^'e ramifications. For a long thne, it was thought that di.sease started in the vital organs which in turn dulleii the .sen.ses of the central nervous system. Now we krMiw* that in most cases mechanical derangement inter feres with spinal nerves and the troubles we have with t»ur heart, stomach, liver, kidneys, gall bladder, intestines, lungs, and allie<l functions originate at that source. While intelligent persons do not weigh health in the same scales with financud exist, still they d«i not care to waste their nwinev. If the cause of a disease is intrKrr- erne with nerve force it is extravagant not to see a t'he nifirartor first. If it is n«»t thr c'ause. we pn^mptly rec ommend thr cvirrert pnwedure. The grand thing alsHil^rhiropracfors is their swift and fienetrating meth«d of detertnining whether the cause of disease lies within their scope. Spinal rxafninatmn re veal* whether nerve force is in terfered with and IS the rai of pain and suffering You will find this llenhh- Hiene et|uip|*-d to give ineili- gent iouns«^ on all health prob- **“npi* We lirlieve the real duty of the physician t* to study the fuitient. umlerslaml disease, give a truthful analysis, apply thr s«trn*r tti thr pr«»fes*a»n in a skillful manner, ami rt»t«-rr health in the quMke«T laMMiilde lime. A Former Patient Recommended Chiropractic Now I’m Well.... That friend of .Mr. Bible wh<' ps.sMsI along to him his successful exfsrience with his ('hiroprac- t<*r, surely will l»e forever hapfiy. One <»f the great est sat i.kI act ions a |s r.^on can have is to know that he has la-en <»f service to .Mgne neighUir. W’ealth and w«irldly |si.s.sessions, we cannot take with us into immortality but friendship and spirit of ser vice never dies. In bringing this case of .Mr. Bible to you. it is done with much thought. .No promise or guar antee is held out except that you can dep«*n1d ujKin (’hiropractors to give you their best talent, ex perience and skill: skill develoinxl by a thorough schooling and exjHrience in administering to their patients’ health. We believe we wou’d be negligent in our duty if we failed to bring to you the information that Chiropractic is helping multitudes to regain health. Most of my life I have suffered with a heart aihnent and in January of this year I was txmfined tv lied with inflamatory* rheumatism as a di rect result. Having heard (»f Chirxipractic and the results many hopeless cases had eived through this scieni'e. 1 was advised bv a friend and chiropractic receivi latient to consult Drs. Finlev and F'inlev. 1 wa.s carried to their offices helpless as my Udy was .swollen to the jsiint 1 cx*uld hardly put on my clothes. Advi.sed by Drs. Finlley and Finley I could be helped. I underwent a complete examination and started treatment. Today I am well on the road to health, with no return of my rheuma- ti.sm in five month.s. I have gained al>out eighteen pounds weight and my lK»dy has filletl out from skin and Itones into .strong healthy ti.s.sue. I no longer have weak spells with my heart and plan to return to my school work this Septemlier. Thanks to Drs. Finley and Finley and Chiropractic, a science worthy of investigation by any side person. Witness: Signed: CHARLES BIBLE. By J. Hewlette Wasson, Guardian. 1. o L. H. Penland. Harry E. Smith. Equipped with X-Ray-Spinograph, short wave diathermy, electro-coagulation, physio therapy, hydro therapy, and colonic irrigation, The Finley Chiropractic Health Home in Laurens is in a position to,render the best in a Chiropractic health sen ice. The home, a Chiropractic hospital, is the only institution of its kind in Upper South Carolina. . • r Drs. Finley & Finley V 604 Irby Avenue BBMUlWlllWg (Laurens* Pioneer Chiropractors) CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH HOME LAURENS.S.C Telephmie 470