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li Thursday, Jul Semi Choice 'Quality Dress ham, per yard-...-.... Mohawk Wide Bed SI now-$2 each E. Z. Walkers, all sizes Ask for S Manning, S OPEN REBE[ON IN MEXICO SAYS OFFICIAL NOTE "Junta" Held at San Antonio for Pur pose of Promoting Move Looking to Restoration of Carranza Pow er. Washington, July 9.-Advices to the State Department today from the American embassy in Mexico City said a number of officers foriluerly on the staff of Gen. Pablo Gonzales were in prison on the charge of plotting against the government, that the State of Chiapas was in open rebellion and that Ben.j Francisco J. Murguia, who was defeated for Governor in the state of Michoacan, had raised the flag of rebellion. The Mexican embassy has received official advices which it made public! today stating that Gens. Juan Barra IN Rat Don't Del Ma S. W. BAR y15 H. Annual ,ing- J. & P. Coats Three 3 spools. ieets, Mohawk Pillow 48 Cases 19C c Men's Dress Shirts... ouvenirs .C. H.0 gan, Alfredo Ricault and Lucio Blanco < and Col. Paulino Fontes had returned i to Mexico from the United States, t where they fled after the killing of E Carranza. The embassy statement i said: The authorities, in accordance t with orders issued by the war depart- I ment, have not prevented their entry in order to pursue them in due time i so as to cut off their possible retreat." Mexico City newspapers received here today give prominence to reports that two of these generals, Blanco and Ricault, together with Ignacio Bonillas, formerly ambassador to the 1 United States, attended a 'junta" held recently at San Antonio, for the pur-' pose of promoting a new revolution looking to the restoration of the Car ranza government. 'These accounts said it was dediced first to obtain the release from prison of Manuel Aguirre Berlanga, minister "tMtUtttittttttttt USitttt ttt=-tV1Mtttlt SU RA For t We will I: and the Le es $3.20 We also w This is the rate we ar< to .be with< czy RON "TUHE QUAL [.Clear A 20c Oil Cloth, Wb per yard 55c Ladies' Tape Vests, three for.. 89c 27 inch Diap( Cloth, the bolt S D. D >f the interior and head of the Car anza cabinet, who, those attending he "junta" claimed was the' legitimate ;uccessor to Carranza by virtue of be ng the highest executive officer of he government after Carranza was cilled. According to newspaper reports, Bo tillas was to come to Washington to tsk the American authorities to recog iize Berlanga in order to insure the :onstitutional succession of authority n Mexico, while Lucio Blanco was to ,o to the State of Nuevo Leon to lead ;he revolution. The censorship in Mexico City has >een restored as copies of the Mexico lity newspapers reaching Washington iave whole columns blank. No cx )lanation is made by these papers of :he renewal of the censor's activities. 0 ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES NrCE I 'he Toba< nsure your . af Tobacco xa Per H For a term c rite Barns fo best Insurai e charging, a )ut this prot See Us Today ?ealty Phone MANNIN ULR ITY 'ST Epp, ance S ite and Fancy Men's Be 50c Overalls Ladies' bound Gauze leather. S 50c Shoes r $3.50 Men's At . *Underwea ee Our Other Adt UBRC CITATION NOTICE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Clarendon By J. M. Windham, Probate Judge: Whereas, T. B. -Mins made suit to me to grant him Letters of Adminis tration of the Estate and effects of Lee Geddings. These are, therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular the Kindred and Creditors of the said Lee Geddings deceased, that they be and appear be fore me, in the Court of Probate, to b6 held at Manning on the 26th day of July next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show! cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand this 12th day of July, Anno Dominl, 1920. J. M. Windhpm, ch- Judge of Probate. CONFESSION OF CRIME Anniston, Ala., July 10.-Edgar Caldwell, a negro soldier under sen NvFORi ico Grou ['obacco Guri rhile in the bi Lndred D 4 f sixty days. r one year. ice ever offex nd no farmer ection. To & Insu 214 G, S. C. 5t Denim Child per yard. White' Canvass Crepe Dle $2.19 gett - sale p Men's hletic Pin C1 r.... -......- Gray. ertisements ,1i W, .Mat 'tence of death for murder for an An niston street car conductor, Cecil Lin ton, in 1918, has confessed ,his crime and declared his conversion and be lief in Jesus Christ. The negro, who is sentenced to hang here July 30, declared that he was confident his sentence would be commuted to life imprisonment. "The devil made me kill Hr. Linton," he said, " and I would have been lost for ever,. if I had been executed after the killing. I was converted on Febru ary 28 and God has revealed to . me that he would save me from the hang man's noose. The Lord had a hand in getting me into trouble in order to save my soul." Petitions asking that Caldwell's sentence be commuted to life impris onment will be presented to the gov ernor of Alabama, it is understood. UA. 1 1.0u VIA TIO ers ! ng Barns trn curing ollars Va ed, at the can afford morrow May Be rance ( JOHN C. No 1 Carges'a P0 01i1s ren's Romper Cloth. 25c de Chine and Geor rice $3.95 Work Pants, Khaki, eck, lee,. $2,.29 us Paper ining, S. C. NOTICE' Notice of final hearing upon supple. mental report filed by Board of View ers of Clarendon Drainage District No. 3. Notice is hereby given that on the 8th day of July, 1920, the Board of Viewers in the matter of Clarendon County Drainage District No. 3 filed with the undersigned a supplemental ierjort in said matter, which report has leen accepted. Final hearing ujpon said report will be given by the under signed at his oflice in the Court House in Manning, South Carolina, on Thurs day, July 29th 1920 at 10:00 o'clock A. M. A copy' of said report is on file in the office of the Clerk of the Court - of Common Pleas of said County, and will be open to the inspectioh of any landowner or other persons interested' within the Drainfage District: -Dated July 8th, 1920. J. B. CANTEY, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Clarendon County South Carolina. 28-2t-c. 'N lue Too Late O~. BAGNAL