The State from Columbia, South Carolina • 11

PAGE11-A' THE STATE: COLUMBIA' FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 13 1930 CHARLESTON HOST TO METHODISTS CAPS TAPER OFF FOR RICHMOND Auguitang Meet Columbia Saturday Afternoon on Melton Field Legion Officers Report Stormy Membership Trip Part of Flight Plane Has Flat Tire in Fog Prevents Landing at Sumter Maybank Extends Welcome to Delegates STATE CONFERENCE Bishop Kern Presiding aa With the Rev With the Rev Banka Delivering Memorial Address COUNTRY LUCK EXPIRES North Carolina's Electric Chair to Claim Its Last Victim Today Raleigh Nov 12-( API-1 he phenomenal of Negro mur- 1 i derer who has watched seven of htej death dates approach and pass will run out at 10:30 a Friday the when North 2S-yesr-old electric chair is scheduled to claim its last victim Governor Ehringhaua who six times bnuly had granted "Country 1 Sohn" Pramley dramatic last minute reprieves declined today to give further clemency to the Becser City man who is known on death row as "Lucky Warden Honeycutt of central prison said he believed the six reprieves along with one supreme court stay established a state record A 50-day stay was granted b- the eovemor however in the case of Brady Laurence Iredell county I rgro who had been scheduled to be asphyxiated Friday the 13th for the murder of Clyde Erwin Convicted in Gaston county April 1935 Pressley has been on death row for a year atida half He was found guilty of killing Vaster Glover an' uk Kilting inn uiuvrr an- ELECTION BOARDS MAKE RETURNS Democratic Ballot Heavier Than in 1932 REPORTS ARE FILED Democratic Majority Better Than 98 Per Cent Tolbert Leads Republicans Tho Democratic Undilide in South Caroline pUod up slightly higher than in 1132 on the basis of official re turns yesterday from 31 of the 41 counties A compilation of reports filed with Blackwell secretary of state showed the Democratic msjority to be 88J3 per cent compared with 981 per cent for President Roosevelt four years ego The reports also revealed that the old line or Tolbert Republican or fan ration was leading the Hambright-Gardnar faction by a bandy majority in their minority race for recognition Joseph A Tolbert of Greenville nephew of the veteran leader and Republican candidate for the United States nata shared 100 split votes in Sumter county with Democratic presidential electors listed on the same combination ticket Hie maneuver gave Tolbert 132 votes to 27 for Marion Seabrook the Hambright-Gardner candidate in home county Where Dem Charleston Nov The annual South Carolina conference of the Methodist Episcopal church South practices tnis afternoon opened here today and after com- union and a memorial service or- tv ganized itself for business i game The teams will hold I JUNIORS MEET EPWORTH TEAM Class Contenders Play Practice Game on Home Field Saturday Epworth District 3 mjPi and probable winners of tra upper lutB championship in their class without a struggle will their class without a struggle will meet Bee Harper's Juniors at 9 o'colck Saturday morning on the Orphanage field Admission wil be free and the public is cordially invited to witness the their final Epworth Hornsby Stocoui The Quirk Per Relief for Colds Bottle A Liquid Preparation 35e PLEASANT TASTE Robbins Grooms Who is presiding over'the'ses- I The city's welcome to the 300 ministerial and lay delegates was ex- £cwltle Montagrue tended by Mayor Burnet Maybank McLaurin The Rev Edwards pastor of the I Circular Congregational church spoke 'J'uBos rruitt for Charleston's churches i Davi Norman Hie Rev Banks of Charles-! deTravilte Peebles ton preached the memorial service vaju Saw 5ev- We have the' famous DAYTON auto P1w'- fan belt line also for electric refrig-nf Riolan Kar ration washing marhines and frae-puuijr ur Honal horsepower industrial drives other Negro in an argument follow- i "ton TiW Law of Bish-1 jenkins Automotive Part Service Inc ing a crip game TiiL Peter Soke of SPRINGS THINGS Pk rtia'a nlaalJ akln uISaL UlWIWlOn 1 6 The state's electric chair in which Communion was administered by Bi'hop Paul Kcm of Greensboro BuUartl arleston Columbia GRAND OPENER Town Theater Seaton Off to Good Start CAPACITY AUDIENCE Famous Play Done for First Time Off Professional Stage A capacity audience laat night ac-ctaimod "Grand Hotel" os it uh-erad in th 1936 Mason at tho Town theater and marked tho return to Columbia of Daniel Reed the Stage Mciety'a director Auipicioua wu the opening though oven that strong a word seems to fail to paint the picture The first nightera wen to tha show with keen expectancy And why not? Had not the Town theater given them 17 seasons of real dramatic pleasure? Had not Mr Rood proved through practical demonstration his ability to direct? Did not Columbians expect to see in hia work tho growth that had bean hia during his absence in other fields? And was not "Grand a great play of intense interest and ona to test the capabilities of any theatrical group both as to acting and mechanics? With such a setting it was no easy matter to please no matter how sympathetic the heart-beats of thoM who were to see the show But please it did and in such a big way that there should not be a vacant seat for tho other three matinee and night today and night tomorrow On he stage and on the screen "Grand was several years ago established as a real play It's not lot of careful characterization as some might have sized it up nor a shallow recital of things that happened to a group of people quartered in the same hotel in Berlin but a serious study that requires understanding direction and finesse in acting And last night's enactment was the first time the play has been dons off the professional stage which added another distinctive note to the event To meet the complicated mechanics revolving set was built on the Town theater's not-any-too-large stage It worked well and enabled the evening to move with a saving of time and a precision that would not have been possible otherwise Mabel Bradley Kalmakoff had the role of the dancer and as those familiar with the play know it is no easy part It will be recalled that Garbo did it in the screen version and those who saw Mrs Kalmakoff last evening commented on tho marked way in which the Columbian followed Greta's interpretation her tonai inflections and mannerisms being decidedly similar to those of the film favorite The dancer's lover Baron von Gaigam the jewell thief was ably portrayed by John Sholenberger who carried successfully this difficult part Prof Kershaw Walsh as Krinqe-lein who had but two weeks to live and set out to enjoy every minute of that time turned in an expert performance that drew along with that of Mrs Kalmakoff tho warmest ap-platiM of tlie evening The cast was so large that it is impossible to mention ail However it slinuld he said that Dutrow as Meierheim Charles Mercer as Preysing and Miss Marie Elizaheth Brooks as Flarmmrhen did exceptionally well while Miss Ilse Marx herself only a few weeks from Germany was able to make of maid's rote one of the play's most finished characterizations Others in the cast all of whom turned in creditable performances were: Miss Beatrice Milter Bernard Farter Ingram Blanding Alva Campbell Jack Flynn Dr Kirkpatrick Robert Fripp Roy Rich Daniel Millsap Iiennig Cohen Sirs Reginald Kramer John Crews Sr With a light scrimmage and a passing and punting drill yesterday afternoon Columbia high put the finishing touches to its preparations for the Richmond academy game Saturday and Coach Rheme announced his charges ready Limbering up exercises and a blackboard talk will wind up the work today The regulars if th Capitals are being hard pushed in several spots by the reserves and Coach Rhame has intimated the possibility of several new faces appearing in the lineup when the opening whistle blows The game Saturday scheduled for 3 o'clock will be the first afternoon appearance of the season for the Capa in home territory all previous games being played under the lights A large crowd is expected and the usual prices 75 and 50 cents will prevail anderson! conway MEN NOMINATED For Places on Directorate of Federal Land Bank Here Julian Scarborough president of the Federal Land Bank of Columbia said yesterday residents of Anderson and Conway had boon nominoted for director! of the Federal Land Bank of Columbia Farm loan associations in North Carolina South Carolina Georgia and Florida made the nominations for their representative on the board of the Columbia bank The election will be held during the next few weeks Scarborough said Nominees for director of the Columbia hank are: Sloan Bannister of Anderson Dor ham of Conway Brooks of Decatur Ga Henry Furiow of Madison Ga Gordon Rowland of Roaford and Woodson of Thomaston Ga Directors of the Federal Land bink are also ex-officio directors of tha Prodvction Credit Corporation of Columbia Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Columbia and Columbia Bank for Co-operatives The term for three years beginning January 1 1937 Similar elections will be held in the ether 11 Federal Land Bank districts at tha same tims Over 5000 national farm loan association representing approximately 600000 farmer-members will participate In the Columbia district 542 associations will vote musical play within the play is rather surprisingly well done by the leading singer so that one wished for more of it Tha whole thing goes off with vim and verve and with cheer that will be enjoyed by all who see it Though it is neither groat nor grand it is refreshing and with the great prize fighting scenes reinvigorottn Clark Gable acts so naturally through his part both as lover and fighter that one is grateful snd glad to see such a fine actor more than holding his own He deserves bette nlays and finer characters than he has had lately and even better playa than on the Bounty" he is more than equal to But whatever Clark Gable has to do he shows his genuine powers as an actor and is always worth gmng to see CAMILLA SAMS Despite the deulge of rain officials of the American Legion completed pert of their annual atrial membership roundup yesterday and reported success from the posts visited Felix Goudblock state adjutant and Dr Orin Crow won forced back a few minutes after taking off from Owens field yesterday morning but left during the early afternoon and visited Che raw Bennettsville and Florence The flight ended abruptly in the latter city when a rough field caused a flat tire on the airship and after attempting to fix it every other way conceivable a wrecker vai called in to handle the job Tle Legion officers returned to Columbia by automobile was not exactly a perfect day" Mr Goudelock laid laughingly last night from the three posts we Visited 231 membership cards wore vassers urged them to aend in reports as soon as ponible The recorded vote by counties follows: 'The recorded vote by counties fol-loVs: Demo- Tol- Ham-cralic bert bright Abbeville 1265 15 8 Aiken 3298 Allendale 1236 Barnwell 2157 Beaufort 501 15 35 2 16 2 0 291 4 4 5 0 11 13 1 4 0 7 0 1 7 36 36 20 (5 7 84 32 0 6 0 0 0 27 6 1 126 13 0 8 0 38 0 14 6 3 15 0 6 5 6 1 15 33 30 57 3 89 89 0 Berkeley Calhoun Charleston Clarendon Colleton Darlington Dillon Dorchester 690 821 8015 1260 1463 1995 1104 889 Edgefield 1304 Florence 4194 Greenwood 3064 Jasper 43! Kershaw 1400 Lancaster 2631 Laurens 1069 Lee 1045 Marlboro 1045 McCormick 656 Oconee 1057 Orangeburg 2947 Pickens 2(71 Richland 1721 Saluda 1324 Spartanburg 10739 Sumter 2062 Union 3456 Williamsburg 1284 'Indicates designated simply "Republican" total 12 SLAYER RECEIVES SENTENCE Burlington Nov Robert Campbell today was sentenced to 20 to 25 years when he submitted to a charge of second degree murder in the fatal shooting of Deputy Lawrence Gowers The plea was accepted by the state ind the evidence in the trial which began here yesterday was not rub-nitted to the jury Profit of 51000000 in seven years is the record of the Arsenal Football dub of England Turning the nose of their ship southward State Commander Hugh Hanna Hampton and Charier Kenney 1 eaded for Sumter but the ceiling was so low ths people of that city reported to Mr Goudelock they heard the plane but could not see it The plane was also scheduled to visit Georgetown end Charleston The adjutant general -aid only six out of die 22 poets had been visited adding the poets would be requested te aend in their membership cards to headquarters instead of another aerial jaunt to collect them Mr Goudelock leave today far Indianapolis to attend an adjutants and commanders conference Dexter Martin director of the South Carolina Aeronautics commission piloted the ship bound upstate Parrish Columbia pilot was at the controls of ths plane headed South DOCTOR POTEAT HEADS BAPTISTS Durham Nov (API -Dr William Louis Potaat 80-year-old president emeritus of Wake Forest college was chosen president of the North Carolina Baptist convention on ths first ballot today as the body closed its 160th annual session here The expected fireworks ovar the Wake Forest dancing situation failed to materaiiza ti trustees who had voted for dancing on the campus were re-elected without opposition Doctor Potcat was elected president of the body after Dr Zeno Wall of Shelby told the gathering that he would not permit hia name to be placed in the nomination for the office Doctor Wall today closed his fourth year si head of the state organization and Clark Gable as Cain the fighter is as vigorous and brawny a prize fighter as anyone could wish to see and as charming a young lover also in the muiical comedy now at the Carolina Marion Davies the ex-waitress and actress in "Cain and Mabel" looks lovely and youthful as his publicity sweetheart who becomes his real one He at least wins his lady love if not his prize fight though he g'ves the Utter a fight that alone would be worth going to see anywhere There are also plenty of other things to see especially the lovely Udies of the chorus in the very elaborate musical comedy that Marion Davies who plays tne leading lady runs away from contrary to all traditions of the stage The dances are gracefully and exquisitely carried through with fine iconic effects And the comedy of Roscae Korns as a newspaper publicity man is mast amusingly satirical which is fortun-! ate for otherwise the underhanded tricks of hia advertising method would nr could bo carried out by only tho yellowest of journaU and journalists Tho singing in tho production of the I The conference re-elected the Rev i George Way of College Place its secretary and named the Rev 1 Bryce Herbert of Bishopville the Rev Ross Johnson of Hartsville and Henry Collins of Lntta as assistants The Rev A Beckham of Walterboro was re-elected statistician The Rev James Charleston district the Rev Hamer Florence district the Rev Ferguson Kingstree district- the Rev Kemmerling Marion district: the Rev Hill Orangeburg district and the Rev Inabinetl Sumter dis- trict were named as issi slants Dr Elmer Clark of Nashville Tenn a member of the gcnc-al board of missions addressed the anniversary meeting of the board of missions to-night In the afternoon Dr McLarity of Charlotte director of evangelism in western North Carolina delivered a sermon before undergraduates The service was and mors than 200 attended Doctor McLarity said that too many persons today are members of churches only because their forbears were church members and he urged spiritual rebirth of man os the sal vation of the nation and of the world He stressed the necessity of the un- Saduates growing out into man-and womanhood by constantly focusing their attention on the watchword must be bom again" Doctor McLarity said that no one is a child of God until he has had spiritual rebirth That alone he added will save the world Doctor McLarity will preach again tomorrow afternoon 171 men have met their doom itMlf was doomed by tho 1935 general assembly which provided that lethal gas should replace electricity os on executing agent in North Carolina A law passed at that time provided that all capital crimes committed after July 1 1(35 should be punishable by asphyxiation If any person is convicted of a capital crime which occurred before that date however the chair may he used again The electric chair first was used March 9 1910 NEGROES ARRESTED IN CLOTHING THEFT Detectives Recover Some of Loot and Continue Investigation Two Negro men were arrested yesterday by Columbia officers and a number of articles of clothing stolen from a stars in Orangeburg county recovered from the men Detectives Wcscott and Eteazer were conducting an invest! gation in an effort to locate additional clothing believed to have been stolen and sold The men were being held pending a full investigation of their activities Officers Hightower and Taylor assisted in the investigation Hartwell Jones Schultz Robert Holmes Edwin McGrath Mrs Lindau 3rd Mrs Myrtle Berry Drvid Galloway Dr Smith Robert ocratic presidential electors got 2062 votes Senator James Branes received only 19S2 with the difference apparently going to Tolbert Officials said it was the first split ticket they could recall A Sumter citizen sent in one of the printed ballots bearing nominees of both parties along with straight Democratic Tolbert Republican and Hambright-Gardner Republican tickets Counties reported so far gave the Democratic electors 74617 votes Tolbert Republicans 728 Hambright-Gardner nominees 529 and listed 12 Republican votes without factional designation The state board of canvassers is to meet today and daily thereafter until the election is declared They have until November 29 to make the final statement County election commission met Tuesday and Mr Black-well as chairman of the board of can- Don't Irritate Gas Bloating If you want te really QKT RID OF OAi and terrible bleetine Sent esaeet te Se It by Juet bettering ach with harsh iiritatin tablets" Meet the atemaeh and is due te eld poironou matter in the netieated bowels that are leaded with lli-esueing besteria If yeur eenatieatien is ef leng standing enermeua guantitles ef dengereus besteria aseumulate Then yeur digestion It upset QAg often presses heart end hinge making life mltertble Veu sent eat er sleep Yeur head eehea Vour bach aches Veur tern-glesien sallow and pimply Veur is sal reetk Is feel Veu are a sick srsuchy perron VOUR wretched unhappy VSTKM It FOISONtO ThouranUa pf iuHtrsra have fauod In Adlenka tha quick roiontitto way -ta rid their eveteme ef harmful bacteria Adlenka rids yell ef jaa and clean feul patrons cut ef BOTH uaaar and tower hewale Give yeur bpwile a Rf ALeleansIna with Adlarika Gat jjV I'lM- hahit farming i All iMiihg DraesUl Bass Jack Brown William King Miss Ethel Ellison Miss Eleanor Cannon Miss Dorothy Piatt Miss Dit Scott William Haskell and George Saussy The scenery was unusually grod esiiecially in the scene of tlie dancer's bar Speaking again of the revolving stage it was interesting to see two acmies without interruption as one literally swung into the other The audience wss a notable one and entered enthusiastically into the occa-iun The lounga and tha lobby vere filled at tlie intermission between the first and second act and coffee and Carl Rokitansky a handbook of cakes were served Mrs Far- pathological anatomy written in 1842- her poured assisted by Miss Laiuisc 46 is said to have been based on Tompkins 30000 post-mortem examinations 1 In other words (pardon the pun' "Grand Hotel" made a grand opening for Columbia's new season at the Town theater and a grand re-dehut lor Mr Reed on bis old stamping ground Work on Airport Aiken Nov Mayor 1 Weatherford has been advised by Utwrt-nce Pinckney state admin- -uitrului works profiles administra- lion that an expenditure of $24-1 361 for continuance of work on the it was interesting to see two municipal airport has been authorized This work will consist of grading1 field claying runaways and suddi'ng 1 with Bermuda grass and will furnish I employment for approximately 74 per- sons it is probable that a hangar will also be secured FREE FLOWERS for LADIES CIGARS for MEN who attend our Formal Opening Saturday II I Woods and Waters Columbia's Best SAFETY CAB CO 1 to fi tnywfaers in city 25a DIAL 5173 AMELIA Unusual value In this lovely GRl'EN Yellow gold filled ease POJ 1 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canvas-barks need not lose heart yet aererding to Ira Gabrlelium chief of the I'nlled Stales Biologiral Survey These diving ducks have decreased alarmingly to the part few years but there ara aUll enough birds left to replenish tho sperirs If they hove adequate prntrtien For tho present adequate protertiun means complete protection soys Gabriel-im and hunter who raped future sport ara urged to co-operate In Hie enforcement ef this yearls rimed season on these birds "lien I until yeu know hal you're shooting el" should bo eveity sportsmans Urtf rule and Iho second maxim lor the I Id onler should be "Know your bird No low-abiding portaman ubo puls these two rule Into nrarllre need worry about his depleting farther the brooding stork of roovasharks and rodhrad Doctor Cabrtelson issued hia statement on tho avr of the queen season mi waterfowl to iho Intermediate zona wblrb began Nevember 1 Waterfowl bunting ta Iho Southern zone wblrb Inrludn the (hrsapenkr bay region where Ihe largest fonrralralluna of canvasbarks and redheads occur la aul legal nnlil November 26 If sportsmen knew their bird as well as baseball fan knew lhair favorite players' balling averages Gabrtelson say (her would ba fewar Hunter saying: "llow ran I frll a rodhrad or ranvasback when I set ent? The law exruses no one for Ignorance and even though a hunter may himself fori nlkftad with knowing that a duck is a durk It behoove him lo learn hwv to tell tho aprrlally protected spectra for the triple sake of conserving thr threatened birds of fnlure hunting and of Maying out of court Ilunler rarrrlslng due rare will as matlrr of fart have lllllr trouble In 'drnllfying their ducks The species of durk that are nut te be shot Include Ihe wood durk ruddy durk ranvasback redhead and bufflrhrad bul Ihe only one that are this year fully pmtrrted for tha first lima are th rodhrad and ranvavbark In pros tons year also ihe sportsman ha hd to forego shooting Ihe wood durk Ilie ruddy durk end the hufflrhrad and Ihl year it Is I eressory lo add nnly Ihe ranvasback and redhead I tho taboo list To aid sportsmen Ihe biological survey rblaf described Iho outstanding rhararteristin of Ihe ranvashark and redhead "If Ihe heed I rod dun I bool'' I one good matlo he said but often color ara hard to distinguish In Iha open and the burner must therefore roly largely on paliem and oullme for bio idenllflraHun "Tho malt ranvashark Is nay to Identify even at long dUlanro by It white bark and hath malr and female may be told by Ihrlr long sloping wedge-shaped bills lanvasharb don'l have faro heads the kill ranllnulng the taprring line of the heed The long heed hill and aerk give ranvashark 'front-heavy' appraronro making them look a though Ihrlr wings were set ion for bark "Redhead Ilk ranvosborks are fal firing durk and ol even a relatively short dlslanro promt on apparently Uniterm gray rotor Thev are rhunhy duck and lo some rvlrul Ihrlr round heads and High forehead will assist In MrnUflralton The -tisv wlng-stilpe of Ihe redhead one of Ihe hr field character a Ihe onlv other diving durk having gray wing stripe I Ihe rlng-nerked durk and ll has Mark barb" Mumming up Hie Shonl" points Gabrlrlsow said: "lomk bard al anv fa-flylng thev probably ore drrp-walrr sperles If Ihry show gray wing atrlpea general Uniterm gray rutor or tong tapering heads slip the Mfpfy back Into plttff' (losing Hie season nn redheads and ranvasbarhi (Subrlelsun point oul Is part of a nation-w Ida program for walrrtewl ronservaiton Two thing are needed In Ihl marslie where Ihe durk ran brood rest ond find wintering grounds: and breeding iinrki lo populate these arshe Marshes are being provided In Ihe anrvev'i rrfug work and hunting ragulaltana are made in preserve Ihe breeding Mark fur future year In phrasing rogutoltons tho survey follows Hie principle Ihal nnly Iho surplus of bird ran be taken rarh year and when Ihero Is nn surplus uu birds rau be taken wilkeiil endangering the aperies This year II was found Ihal ranvashark and redhead war so trarra that further shouting would Jeopardise an otherwise favorable rbanre to restore lhre bird lo tomrlhlng aftraarhlng Ihrlr furnirr number Itenre Hie flawed season on durk Male Included In Ihe Inlermrdlale rone where waterfowl Haul mav hr haal mav be takan from Novrmber I ta aret MS'Mtrbuirlla Ithiule Islatd I am-aartirul New York Inrlaaatlug loans Island Feiansvlvanls Hrl Virginia tFato Indiana lllinai Iowa Missouri Nebraska Kansas IVvomlng Catoridn New Mexico Idaho Clah Arlrama Nevada Washington Oregon and California Male to Ihe Nnuthern rone where Ihe srasnn ta Navrmher 26 lo Herembrr 25 ere: New Jersey Hrleware Maryland Virginia North Carolina Noulk Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Missis Ip pi Louisiana Te Oklahoma Arkansas Trane see and Ktnlnrby This year' Jg day of wlldfawllng end to Ike Northern rone November I Male to Ihta rone nro: Maine New Hampshire Vermont Michigan Wlwroa-lib Minnesota North DskaaU baulk Dskuta snd Montana i No middltman'a profit ia idded to the prior You pay only tho wholeialt cost becauig you deal dirictly with tho laboratory when you com to our offico Tho benefit! 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