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TO BABNWB1X PBOPUt-SENTINBL. BA RNWSLC SOUTH THURSDAT. MARCH *t. 1M*. No Bilk Will Bring Protest to Governor OurleRtrci Grand Jury Brinirs in Total of 29.—13 in Prohibition and Lottery Cases. Charleston, March 15.—The action «f the grand jury for Charleston in Ixringing in 13 no bills today in prohi bition and lottery cases will bring a protest to Goveror John G. Richards from State Constable John L. Poppen- heim, and David I. Young, prosecut ing witnesses in U of the cases. The 13 brings the total of no bills for the term to 29. Six true bills were returned today, making a total of 41 for the term. Constable Poppenheim announced that he would report the situation to Governor John G. Richards, and he was backed in his proposal by Consta ble Young. Poppenheim has requested Solicitor James Allen to nolle-pross two true bills brought today on prohi bition charges. He will insist that this action be taken tomorrow morning when the court meets again, possibly for the last day of the term. Neither Solicitor Allen nor Judge John S. Wilson of Sumter would com ment officially on the grand jury’s ac tion. Out of the six jury trials, here this term, which began Monday, have come three acquittals, one mistrial, one verdict of guilty when the defend ant waa absent, and one guilty of man slaughter wfth recommendation to mercy on a murder charge. Solicitor Allen indicated here today that court would probably adjourn Saturday in spite of the fact that al most 100 cases were on the pocket at the beginning of the term. Furnishes Iodine in the Form of Turnips Elloree, March 15.—George Hun- gerpiiler, a farmer near this place, has furnished and is still furnishing a bountiful quantity of iodine to the people of Sumter, Orangeburg and El loree, in the form of turnips. He planted two acres of turnips during News of the World ✓ ■ ~ ■ ■ in Pictures the latter part of September, and from this field he has marketed over 20,000 bunches, or more than 140,000 turnips, for which he has received in cash more than $1,000. George, as he is commonly called by his friends, began to maket turnips fronj his two acre patch December 1st, and during the months of December and January he went to market six days out of the week, ehe days being equally divided between Sumter and Orangeburg. He usually carried from 200 to 400 bunches at the time, and he always returned home with an emp ty truck, while his pockets jingled with the much needed coin. George is still marketing turnips, and will con tinue to go to market about three times a week for some time yet, pro vided no unusually cold snap comes. This clearly demonstrates that the crop of turnips is a profitable one if the winter is mild as the past one has been. George took a “shot” and made good. He lives about two miles west of Elloree, in a community where the coil is adapted to trucking. He is do ing his bit in the line of diversifica tion, and he is a man who is on th^ job at all times. Furthermore he a good man—Sunday he takes hi family to church and sipgs in’ the choir. “You can’t keep a good man down * applies to George Hungerpiller. The engagement of Colonel Charles A. Lindk-rgh and Mm Anne Spen cer Morrow (drawing by Albert Stern) has been announced by the parents of the bride. Ambassador and Mrs Ihstglu W Morrow. Miss Morrow attended Smith College. She is the author of several noteworthy poems. Like Lmdy, she i* of a modest, retiring nature. Mrs. John H'^mes, of A r L Saskatchewan, is president of the Saskatchewan F.gg and Poultry Pro ducers. Inc., a cooperative marketing organization in Western Canada made up almost entirely of women. To Sing for 3 Kings Here Are (fynerica's Oldest T wms Miss l av Marvdins nt \<-w \ . k tiav gone t<> kur<>|K t.. .1114 • e three monarch', die mlcr* ,j| N01 a ay. Demnark and Vvvdui Left t-* right. William and Harry Bruns of \\O , h America’s oldest twins, who celebrated their 95th birthday 1 recently For more than sixty years they were partners in a busuKis m Woodville. Here Are . 1,146 Pounds of Twins! rJ & 1 These 21-ycar-old-twins of New York take long strolls together.! Their aggregate weight totals 1,146 pounds,* ' ' Girl Secretary Mrs Helen Gibson of Los Angeles. wife of ‘Hoot” Gibson, popular movie star, whe u> obtained a divorce from hex Canada-Cuba Flyer ch *rging desertion. y Mrs. Agnes Michael of Chicago Was charged with horsewhipping Max Steinbofn, a peddler.. She said Stein- born was abusing his horse when she snatched the whip from him and gave him a sound lacing. OUR OPPORTUNITY We have a great opportunity here in this section of the State. We . have good farming land and good farmers. We have a good dairy section. - We have good climate, good labor, and with the present facilities, am ple power. Our opportunity is to-ifbntinuo to develop these gifts and add \ to them, industries. South Carolina Power Company is giving special emphasis to this phase of our opportunity. If it is what we all need, let us cooperate, you you with us, we with you, and bring such industries as will be adaptable to'our section. We who furnish power and service pledge our untirirg effort to this end. Opportunity Will Come If We Fetch It SOUTH CAROLINA POWER COMPANY FOR ECONOMICAL L H 1 ^ T R A N S P O R T A T I O N > 1 f CHEVROLET uarter Million NEW SIX CYLINDER CHEVROLETS on ike road since JAN. To satisfy the overwhelming public demand for the new Chevrolet Six, the Chevrolet Motor Company has accomplished one of the most remarkable industrial . achievements of all time. In less than three months after the first Chevrolet Six was delivered to the pub lic, the Chevrolet factories are producing 6,000 cars a day. As a result, more than a quarter-million new Chevrolet Sixes have been delivered to date — and this .A tremendous popularity is increasing; every day! Ifcycfu have not yet seen and driven this remarkable car- come in for a demonstration! The Roadster, $525; The Phaeton, $525; The Coach, $595; The Coupe, $595; The Sedan, $675; The Sport Cabriolet, $695; The Convertible Landau, $725,^ Sedan Delivery, $595; Light Delivery Chassis, $400; Ton Chassis, $545; Ton Chassis with Cab, $650. All prices f. o. b. factory, Flint, Mich i ' - . -a Six in thi price range of the four Grubbs Chevrolet Company Barnwell, S. C. QUALITY AT L OJW COST