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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON. 8. C
THUB8DAY. OCTOBER 12. 1^3$
(Et|P (Olmtott (EtironirU
WIL80N W. HARUS. Editor Mid NblMiar
Mltehed Bt«7 T^nrvdaj By
THE CHRONICLE PUBLISHING OOMPANT
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Entered as Second Class Mail Matter at the Poet Office at ^idton. S. C.
The Chronicle seeks the coopemtioo of ks subecriben and rendw—
pohlisher will at *11 tim« appreciate wise suamtions and khWflj nd-
vice. i^e Ohronide will publish letters <rf mtmtaX w4w they
are not of a defansatorr nature. Anoimnoua eoeirniimifatkae will
be noticed. This paper ts not responsible for the riews or opinlonB «a
its oorrespondents.
inc k by force, it mouifbt be consi<l-|That prejudice was a holdover from | holders of said Bank. jfees to him for s«;rvice rendered by
ered, later-on that is—if e^-verboddy,early days, a*ben Cath<dics and Prot-j Notice to the Depositors of The him *as .\ttomey representing the
else turns scoundrels and emma-tate ekants were firhtinf for the throne (Commercial Bank of Clinton, South Conservator of the said Bank as
'the dick-taters of europe. why wort.jof England. jCarolina, and Especially to S. G. Dill- plaintiff a^ai.nst the stockholders of
for property if you can get it by kill- , In the middle of the last ceikury ard, 0. I. Sheely, and W. H, Simpson; said Bank, at which hearintr all per-
jinff the owners and squatting on it ty a political party was formed andjand All Other Parties Interested:— Isons interested in the matters rafer-
fonse?
gained a large following, on the plat-. You and Each of You are h?reby|*‘«<i to Petition shall he given
form of keeping .\menca for .\meri- notified that pursuant to orders of the opportunity to show cause, if any
can.s, as if America has not been Hon. C. C. Featherstone, Judge of the'they have, why the prayer of the Pe-
Flat Rorli and Cedar l*ne Flay
A Fast One founded as a place where all peo;:de Circuh, issued under date of Sep-,tition should not he granted. '
a big gridiron fea.«»t was hell on the were on an equal footing. The Ameri- tember 2.3, 1939, Reference will be’ O. L. LONG,
local atherletk field friday p. m. lie- can party was generally called the b«ld in the Court room in the Court'' Special Referee.
tsrixt the cedar lane hornets and the ^“Know-nothings,*’ because its mem- Hou.se at I*uren.s, .South Caroli.na. on !
flat rock bumble bees, after the fo!- bers, when questioneil, replied: “I Tuesday. October 17,1939. at 10 o’c>ck ^ Kinds of
lowering announcement to the auili- know nothing al>ou; it.” It was aim- a, .M., for the purpos'^e of passing up- PRINTING
ence, the game began: ,e«J at k^ping the Irish Catholic.s on Petition of R. W. Wa,de. Attorney,. Except Bad.
Mi >n I Country. fof fixing and allowance of Attorney’.s CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO.
la«iu;s and gentermen.s. this game equally vicious
is betwixt two old ennimje.s, flat rock demonstration of religious prejudice
versus ce<tar lane, it will be hot and
CIJNTON, S. Cm THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12. It39
. ,1 r given by the Ku Klux KJan,
furious, mr. slim chance, jr., will ref- aimed particularly at Cath-
jferee for flat r«k and mr. jude izza- olics and Jews. The Klan became so
jliwr for cedar lane, watch em close., South that no one
I yore h^ble servant, nir. mike lark, hope to be elected to public
frfd, will empire for both team.s. office, in .some states, unless he were
' first ending 'affiliated with that un-patriotic, un
lark for flat rock kicked off but American organization, which still
stumbled, green fumbled, it was re- I*"* » consi.lerabJe following in some
' AND STflL WE Sl’KND jv«««tments and private industrial ex-
The* piKsifion of the United States have abo^ dried up. In the
treasury as of OclotHT 5 shows there'’’***! Iniild.^, bankiiy. a^i- u / i., , regiorw
has been no iK-up in .s,H.nding of tax- cultural and almost every other field .cowered by brown who fi^bled ,tj«'»f‘0’^ •
nniinnMl d<d>t is imaginable, the government la now in time wras took out for cedar! » vitv i « i
payers comoetition wkh private busi-lta^. it was flat rock’s ball on theiri CHRISTIANITY - Intolerance
The most dangerous movement
The national did>t is imaginable, the government is now in tafiain. time wras took out for cedar
lirted at 640,H63,333,366.»6 against competition wkh private busi-jiane. it was flat rock’s ball on their
•Bfi a9u 707 110 ’l■«t nn this nwss. 'own 50. a pass was pitched to cedar
♦8M28.3«'.,07.«2 lart y th.^ d«nocr«y w. joiM,,. but it wa« kutched by «'■»'?»''« reli|ri»u» and nicW,
w’e ar.' burrowinit and »p.ndinit at ]reKimentinu our inatitutiona. Thia ia Hat rock'a amith. ho made a homo run.lpreJ»|KM ,s, it seoma to me. tho,
this unprecedented rate:
Per day-426,.392,706.93
Per hour-41.058,029.46.
Per minute—|17,G3.3/)2.
Per second—429.3.89.
The.se figures are shocking enough,
one, if not the principle reanon, why
industry is not expanding, why more
jobs are not being providwl, and why
the expected upward trend in busi-
nes.s is still retarded.
A national statistics company re"
time was took out for the ballance of »«-cxIled “Christian Front." It is
the ending. i*” anti-Jewish movement, led by a
♦ 1 Roman Catholic priest, whose voice
secoat ending on the radio and printed attacks on
the polee.<mian stopped the fight in jJewish citizen.H have brought him
the bleechers. cedar lane kicked to^a great number of unthinking fol-
I ^ -ii-uuiilf Isrk, He dnippe<i it, the feller lowers,
cently released a report showing Uiat ' '' ,
but that which makes them .still morejj^ ^year eighty representative cor- him wa.s !" dangeroi;s not only to the^
•taggering is the fact that i iH»ratM>ns naid a tax biW of 2203 682,- 'nation but to the church of which
t. r: I I V r f 1 fwflaaci tarifVwkllf Mt/Btl I*. * .. . • • . M * •
the last fiscal year Uncle .Sam s|K‘nt |^.j after paying this taxj^**^!*^ pas.ses were tried with<iut avaU, j instigator is a priest; for it is
$111.17 more every second in the dayL.,,’ ,
WII, these compa'nies had an »,np,e-l!^'y J, "I the .sort of projioganda which often
than he t.spk in from all sources of ^ income of but $133,68531271^ tetch-downs and back. It would be just as se
n-venue. H«*w long would your busi- means that governmental taxing, ’* then the un-American tol
ness exist if o|K-rated on such an un- twenty dollars for ev-|*!’‘’*^!** 1*1****^• ^ (have an anti-(’athoIic movesnent gain
sound basis? .{ollani paid to their] ikird rndine [ground in these days a* to encourage
'an anti-Jewish movement.
ery thirteen doltars paid
Presi«l«-nt R«s»s,-Yelt, with the as-1 q( stockholder* acattered
Bistarice of a rublM-r stamp congreM, ,j| the country,
generally !>|N-aking has wKhin lh«- |t « well known fact, of courae,
past X years s|M*nt twenty thousami tjyit t*mployers do not wrorfc for fun.
third ending
flat rock kicke«l a straight up punt; ......
K wa. ketche.! by mudd lark for flat; Fortunately the radm pnert does
rock who ihrwra^l it and fell on it and '"“"y
busted It, srvveral lines were drove ^ '*.***.*'. ^
million dollars of the public’s money. i^| neither do emptoyeea work|(hru. two lattrral passes were |»asse,l.'Cathidica headed by a bish-
Wh« re dal it e»Miie frion, you ask. f„, fun. And K is just as sound aim^ barkfirld kicked and got his shoe ®P church has been forme*! t*.
Well, rhm’t hr .hseive,! by the pull- ih,Mjry that invesU>rs do not put tbMr,),u„^ .nd it folW»werrd •*! nrligioua and racial intoler-
twians It was ta»rri*we»|, and collect nemey into industrial concerns i***^!thr IwU to the cedar lane lO yard line.'*”**^* anti-Jewish intoler-
«l in taxes frsnn taxpayers f,„ t||^ fun of it aithar. k'lth inter-follnwering amrew loak place near
kith SkwH faru before a*, it i* ist returns •• invastakraU af all aorta,nd of this en.itng flat rock IS, would be contrary to tW he*!
a.^ wirf?4rr that end is m ''ghl *" ;• » aa they now ace. there la ce«!ar lane II rn» k af .tmertran principle of free
K*-.;r; s|*4-? »/« Ike ?vai,-.n *s. be for those Wrth siirp\,a rundal ' ——^ sp-ech U* try to prevent anytad)
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-by t iking away from one ami giving nalwir’s 3 chiliiien, cripple hi' wife,,
to hunt cover or fight for their livea.
These ate war times, and even
isft ».‘O wtI kme-w'n, rhi
the r_g- In rua-. Antet ,an Ruim'
wh(^ t’M Rl.. a >,,4 n>* goaa^nnkaot
WJIS lt«. whi-w- -p a- the finarw.al
backer of the t omu.- mt»ve«nent in
Ui i» i>»untry
I Kate to think H |Mis'>ri.ie that the
people of th.s eountry will fall into
their trap. Rut it is up to all true
Amivieans to watch their steihi at^'l
n.H swallow un-.American propoganda
!fruni whatever source it scorns to
[come.
blow up his barn, and steal his hogs;l^**‘’“‘f|’ *;*’ /•‘‘‘T*
.Moie and more ha- business come, then they of course would take the
Ui another.
I tesw* xspi
prejinlices are arouse*! ti» they sH-
omler vonlrol of government during place over and divi'.le it.~’t'he”sc'heiii^ 1i""* **
the past SIX y»ars. and y*‘t where do is still up in th»- air. and s<» far, no uf’*A*f'vrican to persecute {teople be-
we stand t.*iiay ? In certain instances, ulty-matum has h»-nn servwl on mr. ancestors were Japanese
of which the eawtric utilities are the p. o. farimT, the .>aid nalnir. ***. would be to i-egard everyb^y
Biost conspicuous example, govern-' ♦ ,'*[**^. * ^»^rm*n name as a possible
nient has actually taken over Indus-- they myad«- mr. farnwr’.s land,| Nazi spy. _
try, and ojierattHi it un.K-r a ptdicy '^’’!! « right to do so be-i RRI If'lftv ' Klsw
which can hone.stly 1m- callwl nothing their children suimetime.s play „ aw.Iw *to arouse ahwn rwciwl
fave state sociali.sm. The |K>wer to tax .said land and thi- boys redWri *11* haenwla In
has been usi*d as the-power to dejrtroy. branches, so thati , Fnelwm/ hnv'h.md
A.s a result, basitte.-cs at large does not *^‘’“!‘! niessrs. mtxire and nfs
know where it stands and is in con-i* !**.*f*! to go in and protect t^'ir j. ^ ‘
atant fear of 8«»me imralyzing politi-’’’*^*'’’**!*' «l»^ldy decided! , „ i ^
cal move or new policy. In the imwerlho’^ it would be divided up. tl^ylP^y* ^he prejudare againrt dw I
field, a* an example, the Buzzard if’’®‘**^!’^ have to put mr. farmer in jail
Roost project in an adjoining county complains anny.
NOTICE
iAate of South Carolina. County of
Idurens, in the Court of Common
Pleas. In re:—The Commercial Bank
of C?linton, South Carolina, in Liqui
dation. H. D. Henry, Conservator of
the Commercial Bank of Clinton,
South Carolina. PlaintitT, vs Stock-
is largely basing its solicitation of
buaineew, not on th«- promise of im
proved aervicc, but on the claim that
it can undersell privately-owned com
peting power companies serving this
area. From Chaiieston we are told
that the great Santee-Cooper power
(political) project i* to give the peo-
after taking mr. farmer’s land, they
will consider I taking all cither adjoin
ing tracts whete the presaenC own
ers are so weak they can\ nm them
off. they will leave col. atooki and
hon. junkins alone: they are big farm
ers and are friends of mooie and
square, and would hMp them if they
y .iLn'f’T.l'*’" 1h,ir .11.,,
able to undersell? They are given ^
certain concealed subeidies. exemption of course, the above ideas have
from taxes, and other epecial priri
leges dsniad to private corponiUoas
•r indnriduala. Wkh such unfair com-
pethioa (which texpayers aniat payjmake them appaar. bwt U |Miy
far) It ia aa weaisr that private tn-ifst sodMthii« by itealing it or tak
only benn running through the heads
^ the aforesaid rralrniisns they are
aot as tew doem as this plaa wsold
W. J. BENJAMIN
* SERVICE STATION
Standard Products
Cars Washed aad Graaaad
was not because they were Irish [but
because they were Roman CaithoWs.
Your Basiaesa Appradatad
Gray
Dr. Feldo* Smith
Funeral Home
ad
CKnton, S. C
DRS. smith Ik SMITH
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
, OPTOMETRISTS
.uuad...
Specialist In
EMBALM ERS
Ambdteace Ssrviea
Eye Examinations
Phaaaa 41 aad 2Sf4
Offim Haara Daily
L RUSSELL GRAY aai
Phaaa 2f far AppadatmaaC
T. PARKS ADAIR. Gaa. Mgra.
CLDfTON, 8- C
NOTICE!
We regret that due to delay beyond
^ «
our control we have been unable to
open our books for the collection of
city taxes, as advertised. We expect to
be ready within the next week or ten
days.
D. C. HEUSTESS,
(leri and Treanurer
firTfffiT
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umuiiis ‘^.'n
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LET YOUR MONEY
EARN MORE FOR YOU
This Honie-Owned Association
Has Never Paid Less 'Than
4%
DIVIDENDS
Each Account Insured Up To $5,000
LOANS
MADE TO . . .
I, Imiwove, Remodel Your
Home
THROUGH OUR MODERATE COST DIRECT
REDUCTION LOAN PLAN
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{AND LOAN AS$0CIATI0N.
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