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No Charges 10-4 Peppera] 954 Good quality S4 171 Childrens Men's Athl 55c Men's I Ask for Souvenirs Manning, S. COUJROf APPEALS SUSPENDS CAR ORDER Action Affects Plan to Remedy Coal Shortage. CHARLESTONIAN ON BENCH United States District Judge Henry A. M. Smith Concurs in Decision. Asheville, N. C. July 19.-An in junction issued by United States Dis trict Judge Dayton recently at Phillip pi, W. Va., restraining the Baltimore and Ohio and all other railroads east of the Mississippi river from distribut uting .special coal cars in the mining territory as an emergency step in the face of the present coal shortage was stayed and suspended here today by the United States Circuit Court of Appeals. The order was written by Judge J. C. Pritchard, of this city senior cir cuit 'judge presiding and 'concurred in by Circuit Judges Knapp of Washing ton, D. C., and Charles A. Woods, of Marion, S. C., and United States Dis-' trict Judge Henry A. M. Smith, of Charleston, S. C., sitting in an ad visory capacity. Under the order of the District Court Judlge Dayton, the- injunction was to have become effective Tuesday ihorn ing. Unable to Reach Decision Tonight after devoting almost twvo days to the motion for appeals, the circuit judlges were unable to reach * a decision. Realizing that the order would become effective in a fewv hours and taking cognizance of its far reaching r'esult, they dlecided to stay and suspended the injunction until the app1eal is finally dleterminedl. Importance of the case wvas accen tuated today by the presence of As sistant Attorney General Esterline' and P. J. Farrell, chief counsel for the Interstate Commerce Commission, H Come Sworld, an( and bred d industry a this be yot to raise m Ho. S V Bleach, Sheeting YARD .a Island Homespun YARD C Romper. Cloth 05c etic Underwear per garment )ress Shirts 19c. appealing aS amici curia (friends of the court.) The title of the case was the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ap pellant vs, the Lambert Run Coal Company. George M. Moffhcimer, of Clarksburg W. 'Va., and Herbert R. Poston, of Baltimore, for the appeall ant, and by John A. Howard, of Wheeling, W. Va., and Rush C. Butler and Frank E. Harkness, of Chicago, for the appellant. T.e railroads are said to have sent the special cars to'the mining dis tricts undor the order issued by the Interstate Commerce Commission. This order was the chief point of dis cussion, the commission holding it was empowered to issue such an order un der se9tion 15 of the interstate com merce laws. -- -o JUDGE DIRECTS VERDICT York, July 19.-Judge Ernest Moore, presiding in the Court of Common Pleas here, directed a verdict for the plaintiff in the case of Henry Massey, against the Massachusetts Bonding Company, in the sum of $7, 500 and interest, dating' May 29, 1919. The suit was to recover the face value of a policy that Henry Massey promi nent Rock Hill planter, held on the life of his son, Burton Massey who wvas killed by a Seaboard Air Line freighft train at Catawba Junction, S. C. Thie compabiy, it is'alleged refused to pay the policy on the groundls that Massey was not the discharge of the dluties undler which he was insured at the time of his dleath, but wacs return ing to Rock Hill from a pleasure trip. -- o ADVERTISE IN THlE TIMES - 0 F'LAM.ES SWINEPING THRIOUGHI STREETS Baltimore, July 19.-Since noon to dlay, when lighting struck two large tanks containing thousands of barrels of crude and light oil at the plant of to our Farm i I explain to y sows for sale f the South, ir Motto: "Re ore hogs." Br 0. DI1 "STORE C emi-Annual Clea Good quality ( 18c 9-4 Pepperal Un 79c J. & P. C 3 Spooh Mohawk I 55c White Canvas F J. D. D thei d States Asphalt Refininj Colipany, Wagner's Point, south o this city, firemen have been fightinj desperately to save surrounding prop erty. At 10 o'clock tonight the flame; were shboting a,hundred feet in thi air and blazing oil was running in th, roadways. Two blocks of two-stor: house, the homes of workmen, ar, burning an(d iany more are in danget The burning oil is al Iflowing towari the Texas Oil Company's plant ad joining. All hope of extinguishing th, burning oil was abandoned this after noon as the water supply was in adequate and the firemen were direct ed to exert al Itheir efforts to savini the dwelling houses. Hundreds o families, residents of Fairfield an Wagner's Point. became frantic wit! fear and moved al Itheir household be longings to the streets. The aggrc gate losses to the companies is esti mated at $700,000. The two tanks were struck by light ning almost simultaneously. One coin tained 55,000 barrels of crue oil. Th second tank exploded and the force o the shock was so great that the roo was hurled into the street about 20 feet away. CITATION NOTICE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, .County of Clarendon. ByJ .Windham Probate Jludge. Whereas, Isaae Young Eadon mad suit to me to grant him Letters of A( ministration of the Estate andl effect of Clara Eadon. Tfhese are, therefore, to cite~ an admnonish all and singular the K ind redl and Creditors of the said Clar Eadon dleceased ,that they be and ny pear before me, in the Court of Prc bate, to be held at Manning on th 2nd, day of August next, after p~ubli cation hereof, at 11 o'clock in th forenoon, to show cause, if any the have, why the saidl Adininistratio should not begranted. Giveri undler my hand this 15th da of July, Anno Domini, 1920. J1. M. Windham, pd- Judge of Probate, Ln Manning a ou the secret now. We be and we want tise more hog adhan umo, mLviannmg, . U. J BR( F QUALI&Y" rance Sale Speci "heck Homespun YARD bleached Sheeting YARD oats Thread 20c lillow Cases EACH umps and Oxfords .35 UBRQ1 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Clarendon COURT OF COMMON PLEAS SUMMONS FOR RELIEF (Complaint Served]) Harmion P. Strange, Jr., J. Spillman Strange and S. Elizabeth James, Plaintiffs, aghinast Martha Strange, Sudie Rowe, May lite, Maria Mitchell, Ollie Ayer, Blanche Jolly, Themas J. Black and Willie Pearl Strange, Defendants. TO THE DEFENDANTS Martha Strange, Maria Mitchell, Ollie Ayer, Blanche Jolly, Thomas J. Black and - Will Pearl Strange. - YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED - and required to answer the complaint in this action, of which a copy is here . with served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said com I plaint on the subscriber at his office in i Manning, S. C., within twenty days after the service thereof, exclusive of the lay of such service; and if you ~ fail to answer the complaint wvithin - the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. AND TAKE NOTICE that the Sum - mons and Complaint in the above stat e ed action were filed in the office of the f Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for said County and State -on July 12, 1920. Dated July 13, A. D. 1920. Fred Lesesne, 28-4t-c. Plaintiffs Attorney. NOTICE TO CREDrTORS All persons having claims against the Estate of Be.njamin J1. Broadway, r deceasedl, will present them duily at _ tested and all those owing the said s Estate wvill make payment to the un dersigned qualified Rxecutors of the ti aidl Estate. - GEORGE L. BROAD)WAY, a ' Sumter, S. C. Rt. 2. .. BERTHlA E. BROADW~AY, - Pinewoodl, S. C. C .Jly 1th, 920. Executors. . Juy 17h, 120.29-4t-pd. NOTICE WHEREAS, Mrs. M. Catherine Hlowie of Clarendon County, State of South Carolina, did make and exe cute unto Shand Builders Supply Co. r oe mnd let ussho of hog raisin lieve the hog you to get in s to buy more iDuro W uls: Silk Poplins, $1.1 Jap Silks, a] 69( Mohawk wide 1 $2.48 Men's Heavy grade Bli $2.2 27 inch Diaper Clot] ($3.5 Read our other Advertis her several promissorv notes secured by chattel mortgages, wherein she agreed in case of default of payment for all of the property therein given as security to be sol(i at public auc tion after notice given. AND WHEREAS, the said M..Cath erine Ilowie did mi or about the 30th clay of April, 1917, make, execute, and deliver unto Columbia Lumber and Manufacturing Co. a mortgage of cer tain goods and chattels, all of which will appeal by reference to said mort gage, the same being duly recorded in the oflice of the Clerk of Court for Clarendon County, South Carolina. WH EREAS, there has been default of payment and the said property taken by due process of law in a proceeding entitled Columbia Lumber and Manu facturing Co. Plaintiff vs. M. Cath erine Iowie and A. P. Hlowie, indi vidually and as the Agent and hus-I band of the said M. Catherine Howie, defendants. NOW, THEREFORE I, E. R. Plow dei, Shei fl' of Clarendon County, State aforesaid, under an(] by virtue of authority as above set forth do herhy advertisp fo?- sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, the following item, of propeity: I No. I Lane Saw Mill. 1 Strothers & Wells 10x12 Engine. I Endless 12" six ply rubber belt. 6 Rubber belts in snw mill shed. 1 48 Inches Hoe circular saw. 1 52 inches Simonds Circular saw. 1 60 Atkins circular saw. 90 Pulleys, under mill shed. 1 Tower twvo sawv edIger. 1 Emory stand1(. I Two saw trimmer. 75 Gum rollers. I Sawdust c'onveyor in 3 sections. I Cut oil'sawv. 2 Lines of 27-16" shafting wvith boxes. I Side (lank engine, 8 hI. P. 2 Boilers complete with fIlings 40 andi 50 HI. P. 250 L. feet 2 1 -3" Steam pipe. 1 Sawv anvil. Money bnek without question If HUNT'S Salve faiis in the *treatment of ITCH, ECZEMA. JRINGWORM, TE~TTEzR or other Itching skin diseamee. Try a 75 cent box at our risk. hDICKSON'S I)RUG ST'ORE Hog w the finest 1 2;. We have a busjness is t on the grounc land to raise CParr I5mmm~mmIsas Vo Approvals )l1 colors 5 I colors b >ed Sheets EACH ieDenim Overalls 9 b, 10 yard bolts 0 ements in this paper fanning, S. C. 1 Shafting 2 7-16-20' long 3 fast leaders. 1 Shafting 2 7-16-6' long 2 fast ieaders. 7 Pulleys. 1 Showeing Exhaust system. I uiurlin No. 118 size 6" x 12" com >lete, side heads 2 els, shinier heads. I Newman Machine Co. self feed rip law. I 10x12 plainling milD engine. I Lumber truck. 1 Lot of tools oil and equipment. I Fay & Egal resaw. I Bufalow knife grinder. 300 feet of steel rail. 1 Dry kiln complete with trucks r nd :rap. I Duplex steam pump. 3 Log earts in working order. :3 Log earts not in working ord: r. - Log eart wheels at Ilarvin shop Ma.ming. 4 Tram car wheels. I Indiana 2 ton truck, Waren Bros. Sumnter. I G3round skidder including Cable. I Two horse wagons. 3 Saddles, 6 single sets of gears and iridles. :3 Buckets axle grease. 12 Bales of hay and 22 Bag.s of miolasses feed, 12 sacks of oats. 7 head of miules. 7 Bundles of belting miscellaneous widths. 3 Bundles of belting m iscellaneous widths. I Rotary pulmp. I I.og scale andl 2 Boarid rules. I I Mt of halts and other equ ipmeniut. 2 C'ross cut saw. 1 Bhl. contain ig mo~tor oil. 1 Cross cut saw, I Chal metrs toutring car Steward Harv'in shop Manning. '10,000 feeL of .standing Timbier. A NID Al .SO, all other mlachiniery, a pph ancees, to ls, live stock, impl0 mtentts, necesso-ics ando lptersonal pro per'ty, oif everyv nafture or k intd ini Clart eindon Counity, 8. C., acqjuiredl by the said M . Cathberinte HIow.ie as a part of hier saw miiill eqli ument, or1 utsedi ini 'oininectiont therew ithi. he sa id propeity will be sohld onu the 20th (lay of .July, 1920 at Hlowie's Mill, Pilowdeni Mill Township, ini the Fo(rk of Black River neatr the resi dence0 of J1. Md. Lee at 12 o'clock Noon. E. R. Plowdent, Sheriuff of (Ch11rendon 011 Cuty. Matining, S . C, July 14, 19~2u..-It. 'S [ogs in the i few Boars 5i lhe coming a I floor. Let rnore cornj 11