The Index-Journal from Greenwood, South Carolina • Page 3

MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1935. THE INDEX-JOURNAL, GREENWOOD, S. C. PAGE THREE It's Cheaper To Keep Well Let Your Doctor Help You Keep On The Payroll. Don't take chances with loss of income through not being able to work.

If you will. consult your doctor at the first sign of Illness. He will help to keep you on the payroll. When your doctor gives you Prescription, bring it to the. OREGON PHARMACY where you may be sure it will be accurately pounded.

OREGON PHARMACY 600 Phones 601 Doctors Choose CHILD'S LAXATIVE You have to tease children to delicious casting chewing like it. And. because ve ingredient is mixed helpful salivary and so enters the nature intended. The thus doctors like the nonhabit forming qualities Feen-a-mint' gredient. It gives thorough, but gentle action for every member -Delay is dangerous and Feen.

effective, scientific 25c druggists. WARNER BAXTER IS HURT WHEN HIS PLAYFUL HORSE TRIES TO SNATCH HIS WIG LOS ANGELES, March 25. -(P) -Warner Baxter, screen actor, sufTered a torn right ear Saturday while enacting the role of a Gaucho in a production on location at the Santa Anita race track. Baxter's horse became attracted to the pigtail dangling from the actor's wig and started to make off with it, unaware the head piece was attached to Baxter's scalp with adhesive tape, Most of the 400 film people at the track, wig rushed had to been Baxter's removde rescue, by but the horse without serious damage to the actor's head. HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE Quick Relief, or Ton Only Pay When Satisfied It you suffer from High Blood pressure, dizziness, ringing in the ears.

can't sleep, feel weak and shaky, bad taste, nervous. 1f your heart pounds and you fear paralytic stroke, to demonstrate the prescription, known as HYGO, I will have sent to you postpaid, a regular $1 treatment on absoFREE TRIAL. While it is specific, many cases report remarkably quick relief: often symptoms diminish and normal sleep returns within 3 days. Contains no salts, physics or dope. Safe with any diet.

PAY NOTHING UNLESS GREATLY IMPROVED. Then send $1. If not your report cancels charge. Write Dr. 8.

B. Hibbard, 683A. Coates, Kanas City, Mo adv Dionne Quintuplets Guarded By Police From Kidnaping TORONTO, March 25. -(P) The Ontario provincial government was understood today to have ordered police guards stationed at the Defoe Hospital near Calander day and night to foil an alleged plot to kidnap the Dionne quintuplets. Head COLDS nostrils to clear IF YOUR BREATH HAS A SMELL YOU CAN'T FEEL WELL Our our body.

BRIEF CITY NEWS Jury Drawn for Criminal Court. The following 36 petit jurors have been drawn to serve during the oneweek term of. criminal court which will convene on April 8th with Judge P. H. Stoll presiding: L.

O. Buchanan, L. R. Armstrong, E. H.

Williams, J. P. Elam, A. E. Still, W.

R. Bowen, J. L. Williams, R. N.

Walker. J. P. Nelson, G. F.

Smith, L. D. Bailey, J. K. Rush, J.

R. Palmer, W. E. Ousts, B. F.

Edwards, G. B. Cameron. 8. B.

Rambo, R. E. Holsonback. P. P.

Penn, L. R. Rambo, H. G. Pell, J.

O. Duffle, W. L. Simpson, A. F.

Saxon, 8. F. Prince, W. T. Reynolds, W.

T. Devlin, Olin Butler, 8. J. Moore, I. A.

Puckett, E. A. Higgins, G. L. Graham, T.

B. Wicker, J. L. McKellar, R. B.

nells and C. L. Luquire. DeVore Andrews Corrects Rumor De Vore Andrews asked the IndexJournal today to say for him that he was not an applicant for and had had not been offered any job of any kind with the Emergency Retief Administration in order to correct ru-. mors to this effect which have gained wide circulation.

"It has been erroneously rumored for several days that I would be appointed district administrator of the ERA." Mr. Andrews said. "I don't know where such reports started and I wish the public to know that there is absolutely no foundation in fact for them. I have not applied for and have not been offered an ERA job of any kind and I would not accept one even if it were offered." Mr. Andrews added that he would devote his time to the office of mayor as soon as his administration is sworn in and also will continue in the insurance business.

Knights Templar To Meet Attention Sir Knights: You are courteously requested to attend a Stated Conclave of your Commandery this evening at eight o'clock to receive and refer petitions and to attend to such other business as may properly appear. Come out Sir Knights it. not take long. We need your. presence.

By order of Abram Elbert Adams, Commander. Attest: Kenneth Baker, (A)risEnsis ,6 Recorder. General Election Tomorrow. Citizens of Greenwood will vote in a general election tomorrow to ratify the results of the recent primary elections at which a mayor, one commissioner of public works and six aldermen were nominated. There will be only one voting place, at the City Hall, and the polls will open at 8 and close at 4 o'clock.

The candidates to be elected are: Mayor, E. DeVore Andrews; commissioner of public works, M. M. Wells; aldermen, A. 8.

Hartzog, Thomas N. Durst, Joe Beaudrot, L. E. Poster, J. B.

Harris and T. J. Anderson. Grange Meeting Tomorrow Night, A final meeting for accepting charter members and electing officers in a local grange will be held in the Saluca school house tomorrow (Tuesday) night at 7:30 o'clock. All farmers of the community are urged to attend.

Rotarians to Meet at Rock HIM Local Rotarians are looking forward with interest to the annual district convention, which is scheduled to be held in Rock Hill on May 5, 6, and 7 with representatives of the organization from two states in attendance. Rotarians from North and South Carolina clubs comprising the district will attend, and plans are already being made at Rock Hill for the entertainment of the several hundred 1 visitors expected Last year the convention was held in Anderson. A. number from the local club plan to go to Rock Hill this year John W. Arrington, of Greenville, is the present district governor.

George Ivey, of Charlotte, and I. Wilbur Thornwill, of Charleston, have been mentioned as the next governor. Huey's Trucks to Make Tour Huey Long's -wealth trucks will begin a tour of the state on March 29th, but Greenwood is left off the itinerary, according to announcement of the Rev. Gerald L. K.

Smith, who will accompany the trucks and do the speaking. Smith was quoted as saying there already are between 60,000 and 000 members of the share-ourwealth clubs in this state and he is making a drive for still more. The itinerary of the trucks for this section follows: Monday, April Johnston, 10 Edgefield, noon; McCormick, 3 p. Abbeville 5 p. and Calhoun Falls, 7 p.

m. Tuesday, April 2: Honea Path, 10 a. Belton, noon; Williamston, 2 p. Pelzer, 5 p. m.

and Piedmont, 1 p. m. Wednesday, April 3: Seneca, 10 Westminster, noon; Walhalla, 3 p. Pickens, 5 p. and Easley, 7 p.

m. Thursday, April 4: Simpsonville, 10 a. Fountain Inn, noon; Laurens, 3 p. Clinton, 5 p. Newberry, 7 p.

m. Friday, April 5: Whitmire, 10 a. Union, noon; Lockhart, 3 p. and Gaffney, 7 p. m.

Saturday, April 6: Spartanburg, p. Greenville, 4 p. and Anderson, 7 p. m. James Osborne Improving Friends of James Osborne, who was seriously ill with pneumonia in a Little Rock, hospital for time following an automobile accident, will learn with interest that he is now regarded out of danger.

His mother, Mrs. J. A. Osborne, of Ninety Six, is still with him and will remain at Little Rock until he leaves the hospital. CAROLINIAN CAUGHT INIDE LIQUOR STILL RALEIGH, N.

March 25. (UP) -To Raymond Walker, 25, went the dubious honor today of being the first North Carolinian arrested inside a liquor still. He was cleaning the inside of hundred-gallon still when county officers approached. Three negroes on guard forgot their duty and fled in three directions Walker poked his head out of a small opening to see what was going on. Three deputy sheriffs greeted him.

MYSTERY GIRL MOURNS KILLING 0 3 03 Merry-making in a gay night club drinking quarrel a flashing knife in her hand her lover bleeding to death at her feet. Those are the bitter memories of the cabaret hostess known Marion King as she mourns in her jail cell at New Orleans. While the floor orchestra at the fashionable "Nut Club" played a lilting tune, the plunged the knife into the breast of her sweetheart, John I. Pierce, old scion of Mississippi aristocracy with whom she had been living in the New Orleans French. Quarter.

She claims It was accident, but police are seeking to establish was the motive for the slaying. The girl admite her name fictitious but reveal her true identity. (Associated Press Photol Ford Radio Embodies New Design New principles of design are embodied receiver. The loudspeaker is RADIO loudspeaker located A above the heads of passengers, that the sound comes straight and undistorted both to front and roar seats, is one of the newest and most modern developments in the Reid of automotive radio equipment. The new overhead speaker is one of the dominant features of the custom built receiving set specially constructed for the new 1935 Ford V-8 car.

The loudspeaker of the new Ford radio is located just above the rear vision mirror in the car header. Sound from the loudspeaker is distributed directly to all portions of the car, without distortion by indirect speakers such as have heen SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS OF THE DAY GEER TO ADDRESS McCORMICK, March 25 The graduating exercises of the local high school will be held on Friday night, May 24, when Dr. B. E. Geer, president of Furman university, will deliver the address to the graduates.

The commencement sermon will be preached Sunday morning. May 19, by Dr. S. W. Reid, pastor of the Pressly Memorial A.

R. P. church. BURLINGTON ZEPHYR STOPS AT COLUMBIA COLUMBIA. March 25 (AP) Stream-lined from fornt to rear, the Burlington Zephyr arrived here at 6.07 p.

as a demonstation of modern railway equipment. The train. timed as making approximately 60 miles, an in coming from Camden to Columbia, attracted thousands to the Seaboard Air Line station here. It continued on to Savannah. Jacksonville; and Miami after a two-hour stop.

EX-TIGER STAR HELD ON NARCOTIC CHARGE CHARLOTTE, N. March 25- (P) -Dr. R. H. McFadden.

Charlotte physician, was arrested by federal agents yesterday on a charge of selling narcotics illegally. Investigators made the arrest of the famous old Clemson football star. They said an undercover agent has reported making a number of purchases from the physician. A preliminary hearing will be held by U.S. Commissioner W.

M. Smith. LEWIS RIMRODT HURT IN WRECK ANDERSON. March 25 Suffering, broken collarbone and a probable fracture of the skull in an automobile accident this morning near Walhalla, Lewis Rimrodt, 27. of Walhalla, was in a serious condition last night at the Anderson County hospital.

Attending physicians did not believe, however, that he was in immediate danger. EGLESTON RITES AT NOON TODAY HARTSVILLE, March 25 (P) Funeral services for Dr. William Egleston, president of the State Medical society, were held at noon today at St. Bartholomew's Episcopal church here. Interment will be Min the family plot in Magnolia cemetery.

ANDERSON SPORTSMEN EXPECT TO GET CAMP ANDERSON, March 25 The prospect that Anderson county would be chosen as a site for a Civilian Conservation camp loomed today as members of the Anderson Sportsmen's league put forth their efforts and planned a meeting here next Wednesday night at which time a petition will be circulated asking that Anderson be designated for such a unit. Dorothy Dix's Letter Box How Can Young Widow Snare the Wily Quick Action Needed to Save Children From Grand. mother's Spoiling One Promise Better Broke MISS DIX- I am a widow 26 years old with a 5-year-old son DEAR hold down a good job that may some day be a big one. I am very much in love with a man whose interests are similar to mine and feel that we would be very happy together. and that I could help him both socially and in his work.

I know he is very fond of me. but he is wary of women. Distrusts most of them. Thinks of them having but one ambition -to catch their man. We see each other frequently and he telephones me every day, but it goes no farther.

How can I make him propose to me? There should be some way to make him wake up and realize that he wants to marry me, but how? Even in this day woman can't go up to a man and say: "I love you and you love me, but you won't admit it because it conflicts with the theories you have expressed to so many people in the last ten years. Will you marry me?" L. M. Answer: a man 10 the an sion 48 cask and one inat For the men who are averse to scent danger in woman's every wain win an uncanny, auroitness Still, of course, the thing can Many man who thought himself taxing some woman tor exactay how a au came about, or over him. Sometimes the antal he literauy marries she ack and weeps that he dries her In your particular case I should man to the proposing point would and giving him to that Turn the cold shoulder on him.

him miss you. And if that doesn't necessary to his happiness, nothing You see, the reason why men because they can have the pleasure ing them and assuming the fasten himself upon a presty and He can monopolize as much have her for a chum with He can tell her all of his troubles sympathy and understanding. He knowing that she is in love with her or assuming her board bill In the old days when fathers when they had called a few times pay for the privilege of a woman's there were few old bachelors. But and bounds until what we call the to become boomerang to women. times of matrimonial depresrequires tact and Inesse, plus Luck.

marriage are generauy a wury sot wre move and iney aevelop un abrity amony ine pest-laid traps. be done and is done every day, secure in nis pacneiornood finds petter or worse witnour KnOWIng how nis pride managed vo put toe by down the man's sales dotted line. sometimes she camps on her get rid of her, Somesimes tor hu and unnappy license. think the best way to bring the be oy calling his blur, 50 to speak, he must either put up or snuc up. Withdraw from nis society.

cause him to realise that you are will. fight shy of the altar nowadays is of women's society without marryresponsioilities of matrimony. 4 man can clever young woman, such as you of her society he desires. He whom to go to places and do things. and get the moral support of her.

can have the comfort and thrill him without tying himself down and shopping ticket. asked young men their intentions on Arabella, and when a man had to companionship with wedding ring, now the tribe increases by leaps "freedom of the sexes" promises which attention to the the taboo upon doing their openly instead of by stealth. No can any reason why picking a mate should be masculine monopoly, and thing women who have fought men for from the right to hold office and enter every occupation the right shorts not also wrested from men the right to pop the It 1s just as important to a it is to a man to get the' heartbreak and disappointment up to the lad she fancied speaking, instead of her hopeful expectancy while he woman to get the husband wife he desires, and it would and weary waiting if and ask him how about it, having to sit around in made up his mind on the And men would always have the veto power. DOROTHY DIX. MISS DIX-1 am married, have two small children, and Hw with my husband's mother.

My mother-in-law spoils them, particularly the little girl, until they are being ruined and I am powerless to help it. Neither their father or I have any control over the children, for their grandmother opposes our every effort to discipline The little girl of 3 still has to be rocked to sleep and screams as if she were mad every time she is crossed. I want to raise my children properly, but it is impossible to do so under the circumstances What shall I do? WORRIED MOTHER. Answer: Your first duty is to your de right now, immediately. fate, for the pattern of child's old and nothing that you can do children and something that you It cannot be off to some Inter life is set by the time 16 is 4 after that will greatly change If you let your children defy you when they are in the cradle, you will have lost your authority over them and you will not be able to control them when they are older.

If you let them find out that they can get what they want by screaming for it when they are babies, they will get their own way by making scenes as long as they live and be curse to everybody who is brought into close contact with them. you let them disobey you when they are babies, they will flout your opinion and judgment when they are adolescent and need to be guided by some one older and wiser than they are. famous child specialist said killed more babies than any known lives than all the powers of evil babies and bringing them up to who know no law but their own No child should be brought up or a maiden aunt unless the self -restraint enough to keep hands mother to rear. MISS DIX-My wife died with two small children. She would never marry again.

I have are married and have left me. promise to my wife? Do you think after being thirty-four years Answer: No one has a right to try to and control a living person, and better broken than kept. Certainly happier to know that the one left lite because of a promise exacted not long ago that grandmothers disease. Certainly they ruin more by spoiling children when they are be selfish, undisciplined youngsters wills and who defy all authority, in the house with a grandmother grandmother and the maiden aunt have off them and leave them to their DOROTHY DIX. when I was 23 years old, leaving mt exacted a promise from me that 1 kept this promise.

Now both girls Do you think I should keep this I could find happiness if I remarried widower? LONELY. reach back a hand from the grave deathbed promise not to marry is 16 cannot make saint in glory behind is living lonely, starved by earthly jealousy. If you marry a woman of suitable age and who has the same interests and background that you have and whom you know to be a kindly disposition, there is no reason why you should not be happy Old people need companionship more than young ones do. DOROTHY DIX. Grand Jury To Pass On Lake City Bank Robbery Charges Certainly she wants as 1 lot of girl could go matrimonially attitude of subject.

them FLORENCE, March (P) General Sessions court convened here today with the cases of Frank English and his wife, Geneva, charged with participating in the robbery of the Palmetto Bank of Lake City last September 5, among the first for grand jury consideration. Solicitor Ford said he would hand the grand jury bills of indictment in the cases immediately after convening of court following the luncheon recess. Jim Tully, Winchell And Judge Lindsey Called "Sob Sisters" OKLAHOMA CITY, 1 March (P) -Jim Tully, California hobo writer, Walter Winchell, New York columnist and Judge Ben Lindsey, of Los Angeles, were labeled "sob sisters" by Governor E. W. Marland, of Oklahoma yesterday for their pleas in behalf of Clyde Holford, sentenced to death for the murder of a convict within the walls of McAlester Penitentiary.

Holford, 25-year-old orphan, was convicted with John Williams and Howard Porter for the murder of Edward Lee Delano, another prisoner, during a fight in the prisonlaundry room last October. Holford wrote to Tully, pleading with him for aid. Tully, in turn, sent letters the nation in an effort -to interest other persons in the case. 'My heart will be ashes the day he dies," Tully wrote Governor Marland. The governor indicated he would permit Holford to go to his death in the electric chair if his appeal is denied.

Cotton Production Records For 1934 Being Determined in this custom built Ford radio located above the rear vision mirror. used in the past. Greater fidelity of tone, as well as greater richness and quality, result from the new design. The new Ford receiving set located directly above the steering column, out of sight and out of the way. The custom-built set embodies automatic volume control, two unit construction with separate speaker, bass compensation, and a tone trol button on the chassis with point control- -bright, brilliant, low and deep tones.

A specially Illuminated dial for the new set is mounted in the ash receptacle opening in the instrument panel, with the control knobs finished to match other controls on the panel. Nobody's Business By GEE MAGEE MIKE OFFERS MR. HOOEY LONGER HIS SERVICES hon. hooey longer, washington, d. deer let me know if you are in the market for a few more bums to be sent by male or express.

1 would like to get in on this if you plese. 1 will fix up, at my own expense, nice fake bums per month and pay the postage on same for per bum in advance. can make bums that will deceive even the vilest reds of chicargo or russia and the newspapers will give you more publicity over one of my patented death-bums than you can possibly expect from the average ammy-ture bum, like the one you got on a recent date. guarantee to use genuine black charcoal for my gun powder and a stick of taffy candy for my dinymite and a nice electric iron cord for my fuse ansoforth; all of this will be packed in a box with a rail ticking clock in it so's the postmaster will get all of the sport reporters and poleesman to be. on hands when it explodes.

if you prefer to have someboddy to shoot at you with a blank. i will arrange to have that done for per shot, but won't promise to keep photograffers from shooting fillums at you; you will have to depend on yore reggular boddy-gards for protection from them, but you won't have nothing to worry about will make sure to shoot straight up when you are shot si at by me, as where you ain't. why not try being poisoned by an unseen enemy? you could find some ruff on rats or bug-death or buyclo-ride of mercury in something you had been drinking or eating. this" could be put in some sausage meat it won't be the rail stuff you can play off sick a few hours and that will put you on the front page in car-box letters. am anxious to line up with you, and hope to hear from you by return male.

everthing 1 send you will be done in the dark and noboddy will ever catch up with me doing so and thus hurt your publicity ansoforth. 1 think you are doing a wonderful work, and a few bums per month will keep you in the headlines quicker than trying to get some of your laws passed in washington, d. C. it is easier to get them handled in batton rogue. yores trulle.

mike Clark, rid, bum-maker. AMERICAN SPY ON TRIAL PARIS, March 23-(P) Robert Gordon Switz, the American accused of being a spy of Sovlet Russia, testified in his own behalf he joined an international spy ring in order to save France by ferreting out antiFrench espionage. Illegal purchases of 1934 Bankhead certificates would result in lowering the 1934 cotton production records of individuals who made the illegal purchases and of the county in which they operate, say Agricultural Adjustment: Administration officials. Violaton of the rules governing the transfer of the 1934 Bankhead certificates will reduce the 1934 production record of the individual who made the illegal purchase and will reduce the 1934 production record of the county in which the purchaser lives by the number of pounds of cotton represented by the certificates purchased, unless proof of such illegal transfers is submitted to the cotton division of the AAA. Production in 1934 is being determined by adding the number of pounds of cotton allotted to the county for which certificates were issued in 1934, the pounds of cotton: on which the tax was paid in cash, and the number of pounds represented by certificates bought from the national certificate pool by producers in the county.

From this total is deducted the number of pounds of cotton represented by the certificates dered to the national pool from the county and the number of pounds represented by unused certificates still in the hands of producers in the county. The difference between the totals will be the county production for 1934. The same procedure will be used in establishing each individual producer's 1934 cotton production. Where the AAA has no record of illegal transfers of certificates, the number of pounds of cotton represented by such transfers is credited to the individual and county from which the illegal purchase is submitted to the administration. Carolina Man Held For Killing Brothers KANNAPOLIS, N.

March 25 (P) -Lewis Shinn, 20, was held by police last night, charged with shooting Babe and Brady Medlin to death in a brawl early in the evening. Witnesses said Shinn drew heavy revolver and shot the Medlin brothers, both of whom were in their early twenties, after they had attacked him with a bottle and fruit jar, following an old quarrel. Shinn gave up. ONE DEAD IN FIRE XOCOMB. March 25.

-(P) -One man was burned to death and two others were seriously burned in fire which destroyed the Kirkville Beer Garden, just south of Osyka, in Louisiana, eighteen miles south of here early yesterday. Origin of the fire was undeterminea. How To Relieve Headaches In Three Minutes When vou have one of those vio tent, nerve-racking headaches, from inorganic causes, you can got soothing relief in three minutes with a reliable, pleasantto-take remedy. is prepare ed by a registered pharmacist, compounded on a disferent principle from most relief-giving agencies in that it contains several ingredients so blended and proportioned, as to accomplish in few minutes what we believe no one drug formula can do in so short a time. should also be used for the relief of muscular aches and pains, common colds and netraigia; for reducing fever and quieting a distressed nervous tem without opiates, narcotics of such habit forming drugs.

"Get In and packages, wherever drugs are sold. (ade.) Carrie, Palmist Tells past. present and future: given advice on all affaira: tells names of future companions: tella. 16 true on how to overcome evil Greenwood Road at City Ex-Sheriff Accused Of Slaying In 1917 PELL CITY, March (P) Charged with slaying James Steadham seventeen years ago on a houseboat on Broken Arrow Creek, former. Sheriff James L.

North, of St. Clair County, will go on trial here today. Steadham's death has remained mystery. Officials say North and the victim's wife, now Mrs. Lulu Ingram, who lives near are the only two, persons now living of the nine aboard the houseboat February 8, 1917, the day of the slaying..