Florence Morning News from Florence, South Carolina • 1

WEATHER iHonjitig TOX AS80CUWD prxm DISPATCH COVERS EASTERN SOUTH CAROLINA yarn nm associations ESTABLISHED 1894 DAILY AND SUNDAY Did You Ever Ready for Cabinet Duty II Inaugural inery DROVE HE OWN CAR Him sjinEH CHIIIESE Iliff i Arnold Cntabi CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO Are Helping Banks ERS 4 CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX 1 4li ORD 5ECBETARI REGAINS MEMORY OLLOWINC TRIP STOP TO THINK? more than 100 banks there were compelling depositors to accept but a small percentage of their funds After suspending operations for four hours whila Its trustees de bated possible lines of action the Cincinnati Stock Exchange reopen COMMUNISM II GERMANY GETS I HEW BLOW Walsh IsAlso Named Attorney General Earlier in Day Action of Right Hand Man Is Blamed on Over Work Ernest Liebold Sudden ly Many Miles from His Home Miss Perkins a Daniel Roper Are Latest Named IRST WOMAN IN A CABINET legislation was necessary because pf bank moratoriums or holidav leg islation was necessary because of bank moratoriums or holiday legis lation in other states Kansas legislators hastened to ward enactment of a bill permit ting banks and creditors to formu late reorganization plans which with the approval of 80 per cent of the general creditors and the state banking department would be binding upon all general credi tors The limitation in most Instances was set at five per cent of depos its The Delaware assembly enacted three laws designed to conserve assets and protect deposi tors while in Maryland Gov R't chie announced extension of a banking mcrnlorium which was to By DON KIRKLEY 1 WASHINGTON eb 28 In his own homely phrases Alfred 'Smltii democracy's 1928 presi dential candidate today sketched before the senate finance commit tee a broad prograin for the im provement of economic conditions At ease and puffing on his per petual cigar Smith mixed with bursts of smoke proposals for sweep ing expansion of public works to aid the jobless recognition of Rus PLAN SURVIVES 4 tf 'ifAl TT I BE BEPOBIIMI ormer Governor' Sketches Broad Progam Before finance Group TpHAT Lent begins today It is a time for medita tion and study of the Word time set apart for com munion with Jesus Christ and for the same self denial that He practiced for the good of others while on earth Victory Opens Way to One of Principal Passes Japs Seize Beverly Hills Calif eb 28 says won't aeU war materials to Japan as she has been proven the aggressor nation1 We say that weald be taking side we want to bo in the position where we can pell to both sides" Then they wonder why Enrope thinks we an always out for the dough Let's don't hid ourselves we are out for It a lot of the time England tries to stop war we try io stop disarmament one fellow tries to stop the actual flfht We try to nrU th0 number of bullets he shall have after the fight starts Take your nick as to who Is the ha manflarlan Yoon Nathan Bachman tt Chat tanooga former justice of the Ten nemee Supreme court win succeed Cordell HUB as United States sen ator from Tennessee Governor Hm McAlister an nounced the appointment today and three quickly followed expres sions of approval from future col leagues in Washington and from democrats generally "I have decided to appoint Judge Nathan Bachman of Chattanoo Governor McAlister said in announcing the man to succeed Hull who becomes secretary of state under the Roosevelt adminis tration "He is a life long democrat a distinguished lawyer and a public man of wide experience I have every confidence that his views on state and national political lames will cause him promptly to stly himself with Pres ident Roosevelt on all matters that win arise in the next congress and upon which the president elect has spoken in such unmistakable terms both during the elections of last fall and since that Judge Bachman issued a state ment expressing appreciation of the appointment and stating that he had supported President elect Roosevelt from the beginning "And I am in full accord with all of his announced policies" he said "especially those relating to the preservation of all of our na tural resources for the benefit of the South Carolina: Cloudy possibly preceded by rain on the eoast Wed nesday Thursday fair wmie no word has come from the Senators it is well known that they have the power of blocking presidential nominations re quiring confirmation Sena tors whether they be Repub lican or Democratic are nat urally jealous of their pow ers and congressmen feel no less the same way They will not readily relinquish their powter in matters of patronage to state party or ganizations pHAT If the patronage policy of Janies A ar ley postmaster genera) is correctly stated there is go ing to be a big tow in Demo cratic circles to start with Congressman McMillian of Charleston has already de clined to be a party to the set up Mr arley is report ed to have approved1 Senator Lewis Warns Against Arms Embargo Nation Piit Under Virtual Martial Law Pro tect the A bouman BERLIN eb 28 (APl A hea PLb0WWM struck at commun in Germany by a decree Pre sident Von Hindenburg signed to night placing the nation under virtual martial law "to protect the people from communist The decree was approved at a cabinet meeting at which Wil helm Goering minister without portfolio and commissioner for the Prussian ministry of interior reported to his colleagues on the incendiary fire which damaged the Reichstag last night and on the recent raid on Karl Liebk necht House the communist head quarters in Berlin Thu emergency measures taken by the government to cope with the situation fen short of martial law only because of the desire to keep the army out of politics Meanwhile communist leaders throughout Germany were placed under arrest Thu arrest order af fected communist members of the Reichstag but it was impossible to determine how many of them had been seised a many went to hiding State Governments r'v Ik ff Capital Prepares or Inauguration said every room has been reserved for Saturday and places for more than 20000 persons were being found in private homes The inaugural parade committee telaked during the day The re sult is that instead of 10000 mar chers the column which will wind down Pennsylvania Avenue Satui day afternoon will Include at least 18000 persons The committee had applications for more than twice that number The committee disposed of an other problem during the day It decided that the army band the first musical unit to pass the pres idential reviewing stand will have the honor of playing the "rank lin Delano Roosevelt com posed by William Wnodin the new secretary of the treasury navy band will present its oli favorite "Anchhors A an 4 i other in of the 1 Beacon fires lighted the swamp lands and intermitten shots punc tuated the search Police and militia headquarters were" estab ar and was ivnMiMiuereSMaiM President Roosevelt of course will realize the dynamite in the apparent change in policy in apportion ing offices He is the port I 1 DETROIT eb 28 Ern est Liebold Henry ord gen eral secretary who suddenly drop ped from sight 36 hours before fmmJ feiM svussu iunacH wiugni a ane Hotel room in Traverse City Mich many miles away from the home to which he at 11 a yesterday and never reach ed By telephone he told Mr ord that he "just woke up" that he ou nu jars nuw xar re nan driven and that he was exhausted" Associates believed he was suf fering from the strain of twb weeks of unremitting work on complicated banking situation He has Jong been in charge of ord Motor Co fiscal policies and was charged with most of the details of a pending plan for reorganizing two of De largest banks under ord control Had Resigned Pesittons Only a few hours Matter the alarm was spread letters wire re ceived thia morning by officer ihw 1 their directorates me letters were post marked in Pontiac a Mich only a few miles from Detroit yesterday afternoon No definite clues to his where abouts had been uncovered al though the trail was leading to northern Michigan when parry Bennett chief of the ord ser? vice department received the first telephone call from Liebold to night Bennett had directed the search he verified the fact that his caller was the missing secre tary then switched the call to CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT moment tike a persorial in the controversy At any rate it is not likely that he would sanction any patron age plan that would clash with the senatorial majority lorence friends of Keith expressed Hve interest in the announce ment by The Associated Press that he wouM be la candidate for governor of South Carolina in 1934 Col Keith was defeated in the race of 1930 in which there were eight candidates and Governor' Blackwood was chosen' His platform was economy and law enforce In the campaign he made thousands of friends as was evidenced by the vote he received 36 Party ligadquartm throughouthe country Were raided and sub versive literature and weapons were seized Bill RPPROffD 'n Karl Liebknecht House tn friers found forged orders to the nolice and to national socialist storm tropers as well as instruo tlons for poisoning wells food The decree oeeying state emergency contained seven oiagj ses the firtt of which raMinoM until further notice article 9 the constitution guaranteeing per sonal liberty and the right 9 tM nqnresicn of opinion' including the oress) It gave authdrity for searching home and for seizing clause' empowered the government 'Of the Reich to take over executive authority tn German statea which faU to en force law and order within their border Clauaes 3 and 4 set forth penal measures to be used in such cases and threatened Imprisonment of not less than a month and of 160 to 15000 marks (83750 to 13750) for practiced or advocated CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO WASHINGTON eb 28 (AP) urther evidence the present con gress would ignore executive rec ommendations for authority to declare an arms embargo was given in the senate today in a speech by Senator Lewis (D Ill) who warned America against Join ing Europe in banning munitions shipments to the Orient Citing Great invitation that the United States join her in such an embargo the Illinois senator said America should not repeat the of the past The house has prevented action on a resolution authorizing th president to declare an embargo on arms in collaboration with other nations and a reconsidera tion motion has held up action on a similar proposal in the senate which onr woroved it Chairman Borah of tne foreign relations committee told newspa permen yesterday that an embar go on arm to both Japan and China would help Japan who manufacture most of her own munitions Lewis a member of the foreign relations committee said we should not embarrass the admin istration now coming into power or the one that is presently en gaged by repeating the blunders of the yesterdays that cost us so seriously and will ever continueo involve us 10 greatly in the coming days of the tomorrow "America does not ask that she shall walk tbe world pathways alone She only seeks that' she shall deal in benalf ot her own picnic America uninfluenced and undirected by the pretenses however specious and false as they have shown themselves in the past that we may not repeat the un happy tragedies of the Lewis began his address by say ing he wanted to bring the at tention ot the senate to "a sub ject which If not carefully 1 wat ched and prudently puMdca Involve the United States in the difficulty in which it found it self with Mexico in the conflicts that were occupying Mexico some years past but more particularly the prospect of involving our selves in a situation similar to that which onme upon us in our relations to Germany when she wm at war with England and rance and we stood In the post tlon of neutral ae oUei banka" conteam itpiulioan er 8inll insisting ihac it '1 seat the MwSraaaen? of government 'o unced woMqfi held by the American Cotton Gp operative Association Chairman JoLui Ute urM ture committee retorted the MH board was obligated to money anyway unless cotton prillK appreciate and Rankhead Ala) said the bill presented last chance to do anything fte cotton farmer for already ginning to The final vote was IM to The necessary majority was woM three Knttfin and IM derwood of Ohio and HuddMM of Alabama changed their vUM CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO Deputies Capture 200 Gallon Stffl YoV SIMAS Bld ti Look uH A iM pw Bur Pi 5 You looK fuh 'a Hoe IM PE JAIL irst of Measures Drops State Warehouse Svstem Othr Issues UUWMKA 8'C' Prt'Zg YXPV The general assembly today sho through its first measure for consolidation of state departments passing and ordering ratified a bill abolishing the state ware house system and conferring its duties upon the department of agriculture commerce and in? CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT Mayor Cermak Is Improving MIAMI Plan eb 28 Mayor Anton Cermak of Chicago has responded well to medical sug gestion and is improving a bulle tin issued at midnight by Dr Karl Meyer of Chicago said The bulletin: "Mayor Cermak has rested in comfort and quiet the last three hours he has rested well His breathing is not labored and he shows no evidence of cardiac or respiratory collapse We have giv en him no opiates He asked for bromides to help him sleep He responded very well to medical sug gestion that he go to sleep" In a long distance telephony con versation just after he issued the midnight bulletin Dr Meyer said: "He shows decided signs of im provement days ago it looked much different than it does now Then it looked os if he would not live" a raid made in tbe section of the county yreterday Deputy Sheriffs Burch and TMM) a 300 gallon capacity copper sti along with 12 gallons ot whiahsff and 360 gallons of mash were dtei strayed The still was in fun opspJ ation when the officers came it Two attendants preparing the run ran and were chased aSM eral hundred yards before mat their escape The still was MH ernly equipped in every detail' MM is thought to be the source great amount of the Mil in this section MEDITATIONS EyAPAIby CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT Mrs Peterman to ace Early Trial CHARLOTTE eb 28 Mrs Ruth Linter Peterman was charged with murder today by the grand jury after an inquiry into the slaying of her husband Roy Peterman 47 year old vice president of the Southern Public Utilities Company at their home in ashionable Myers Park two weeks ago last Saturday A true bin returned by the grand jury charges Mrs Peterman whb has been under the care of a phy sician and nurec since her hus death with firing the shot which killed him Shortly after the bill was return ed Sheriff John Erwin placed Mrs Peterman in technical custody Roosevelt inishes Task Of Announcing Members Of Cabinet By The Associated Press Banks in several commonwealths functioned Tuesday under the pro tective hands of their state gov ernments which exerted stabilizing influences through legislative and administrative acta At Washington Senator Borah said he believed congress must give its attention in the future to the subject of federal guaranty of bank deposits In seven New Jersey Ken tucky Indiana Ohio West Vir ginia Pennsylvania and Arkansas of banking institutions took advantage of safety valve mea aurea sanctioning restricted with drawals A bill permitting a bank holiday in West Virginia was enacted by the legislature today Legislation giving th governor and banking commissioner author hsv terminated yortorday Ity to limit opera tlons Business transactions In Ohlp was passed by both houses with went on scarcely impeded although our a aissenung vote The bill was introduced in the house by Spealper Hiner with the statement that Governor William Conley and Ctovcrnor eleot Kump had been in conference all afternoon with leading bankers vi viiBUUB Speaker Hiner told the house the CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO 2' fcww House AoDroval Givenl I i ft 't sue uy pcani inaioniw 'I ot rive votes jW INAL VOTE 188 TOH Dall (a TV 1a ion prices nesun eminent Pool'0 1 Rv WltUAM WAUr' WAinnwnmnM ea A novel scheme for ralsing ei prices by offering shares in a euvcniuiru ynrBWtn uBuung aouuieni larmvni survivea a acatnmg repuDuam lack to win house approval i scant five votefc "if? The bill returns to thf i where its sponsor Bsnatac 1 (D c) plans to ask soeei ot the house amendments! the meature to the White befor1 Saturday here its reception was unk tttai 4m DvaAsrirlaMt 1a hIhm Am LUC WteWU the bankruptcy pill in ttare tariner man any farm relief effort congrea giell A is a bll Io: Mva ranklin Roosevelt ii pic tared fa hel inaugural coatum of Blue" cryateile velvet rated ta bar honor by the msau faetarers The next entire teseaibls for her laaugtatiM to American designed and American made SMITH EXPRESSES VIEWS OH RELIE By RANCIS STEPHENSONHYQEJPARK eb 28 (A President elect Roosevelt broke precedent tonight with the selection for the first time of a woman for th cabinet he named Miss rance Perkins New York commissioner of labor his secre tary of labor The next president made hto cabinet complete with the 4 an nouncement also of Daniel Ro per of South Cirollna a secre tary of commerce arller in the day he gave out the name of the veteran senator Thomas Walsh of Montana as his attorney general Led McAdoo Campaign Both Senator Walsh ana Mr CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO BACHMAN WILL 'SUCCEED HULL '1 28 totin' two days of the heaviest fighting Which has occur red in the Jehol campaign a Jzp anese column led by Major General Hteijiro Hattori battered its wnp today through the Chinese defense line at Shamaoehan This Japanese victorv obtained with the assistance of bombing planes sent out from Suichang opened the way to Lingyuan one With her new job as Secretary of Labor in Roosevelt Oabinet already announced Miss rances Perkins is pfctared at her desk as she cleaned up her affbirs as New York State Industrial Com missioner before proceeding to Washington Misg Perkins who in private life is Mrs Paul Wilson is the first woman in Sti history of the United States to be honored with a cabinet portfolio iiroisiSW LORENCE WEDNESDAY MORNING MARCH 1 1933 DATTY AND SUNDAY PRICE IVE CENTS I I mi 8 SMITH COTTON PROPOSAL IS PASSED BY HOUSI 1 kH 'r ifc JlLt 'W 3 WASHINGTON eb 28 The National Capital was a study in contrasts tonight as prepara tions were speeded for Saturday's combination of inaugural cere monies a democratic victory jubi lee and for republi can offioe hoiders Souvenirs of the republican re gime ranging from letters of state to ornamental elephants were be ing packed away in boxes in al! the major executive offices from the White House to the humbler working quarter of secretaries to the assistant secretaries of cabinet officers By Saturday noon when rank lin Roosevelt takes the oath of office as th nation's 32nd presi dent on the old Roosevelt family toil vans win nave carried away the bulk of personal effects of the outgoing administrators Their quarters will be ready for another the Marine band will salute thL "moving Monday when new new president with "Hails of Mon 1 cabinet officer will bo sworn in tezuma" and immediately enter on their new With the recent assassination at dutles I tempt at Miami In mind' arrange Hotels railroads bus companies ments for the protection Mr and garages reported hundreds of Roosevelt proceeded through the visitors arrived through the day for the inaugural program Hotels CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO L' Your Adv The Morninff News Reaches 20000 Readers Daily News Briefs CENTREVILLE Md eb (Several hundred men in cluding a national guard com pany ordered to the scene by Gov Albert Ritchie patrolled a large tract of woodlands twelve miles north of here tonight in search of Harry Branch heavily armed negro who late today bar ricaded himself in a farm house escaped after a fussilade ot shots and wounded a posse member and tun ted the search Police militia haadauarten were llshed at Roberts while the rival of trained men with gas vas masks from Baltimore awaited RICHMOND Va eb 28 (AP) signs of business im provement in the Sth ederal Re serve district during January and early a period normally were reported today by the ederal Reserve Bank of Rich mond in its monthly review of tfredlt business and agricultural conditions Outstanding among the favor able signs were improvement in and trade Retail trade the bank reported was better In January than in most recent months and wholesale trade made the best comparative bowing in more than three years WASHINGTON eb 28 (AP) A filibuster was started in the sen hte today holding up action on one of the vital appropriation billsa the house approved legislation to aid the southern farmer Black (D opened the fili Ni ter in an effort to force con sideration of his resolution to Nock the letting of an ocean mall 'Ms Jj bbibMHM vK1 awjmmm i jprt i x'i MN xx i' i A' 'P it aNifcA wk AIVlLL 'A qtoJL Wl Ji (owniA ini' itaM kj uikk 1M) aji' Si IB I 1.