The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, September 22, 1920, Section One Pages 1 to 14, Image 11
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heavy
tion a
Trunks, Suit
Luggage now. .
Cook Stoves,
Ranges, Half
Stoves.
We have oi
September
comfort of
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J. H. DuBOSJ
MUCH SUfFERING
IN 8Gi i AREA
Galveston. Texas, Sept. 21.-An ex
odus of approximately 4,500 ' people,
many o fthem out-of-town visitors;
the shifting of all cars loaded with
wheat and cotton to the mainland, the
vacating of ground floors in the busi
ness distri etand the securing of all
shipping in the harbor marked Gal
veston's preparations today in antici
p~ation of the West Indian hurricane
supposedl to be swveeping (down on
the Texas coast.
While the barometer here early to
night remained motionless at 29.80,
there was a general rise in the tide
and an appreciable hurricane swell.
A t 7:30 o'clock a twenty-mile an hourl
northeast wind was blowing.
At 9 o'clock tonight the barometer1
at the local weather station regis
tered 29.80, where it had hung since
5 o'clock, this afternoon. The tide
was 3.1 feet above mean low, a rise
of two-tenths since 8 o'clock, while
the hurricane swvell was perceptibly
greater.
The wvind, wvhich registeredl twenty
miles an hour, had shifted from north
east to due north.
Brig. Gen. J. L. Wolters, cooperat
ing with the local weather bureau,
today dIispa tched motorcycle messen
gers of the Texas National Guard to
HOFFMA
Cleaning ar
CLI
We have opened an up-t<
are ready at all times to gi
of work. We make a speci
Altering, Cleaning, Pi
We Guarantee to Give 1
Prices are Extremely Reas4
H. F.PRATC
PHONE NO. 99
NEW
PUTSi
And running t
ive the fullest
to offset the c
L few things
Cases, Hand-Bags an(
a full line.
Ranges, medium size
i hand a solid car of
25th, we will give yoi
knowing where to tra
w Zior
C, Mgr.
get word to all persons living down
the islands. Many others were noti
fied by telephone.
Camp Hutchings, where for over
three months the National Guard
troops had been bivouaced today was
dismantled and the militia moved to
Fort Crockett. This ws (lone upon
orders of Secretary of War Baker,
Gen. Wolters stated.
A cordon of military police was
thrown around the interurban station
early todlay an dthe order "wvomen
and children first" was given. Later,
however, this order was modified tol
permit men1 to accompany their famn
ilies. According to G. G. Morse, gen
oral superintelfdent of the Galveston
Houston interurban lines, 3,500 1per
sons left over the interurban lines.
Passenger trains departing from the
city were fixed to p)rovide accommo
dlations for the hundreds wvho sought
to quit the city. In addition, automo
biles carried many families across the
causeway to Deknson and other
manland cities.
While no immlediate danger was
feared today, ,most of the business
houses of the city, including the cot
to nexchange andl several of the cot
ton compresses, closed down early in
p~reparation for the storm.
In anticipation of the usual heavy
storm traflic an even dozen girl tele
1)hone1 operators, veterans of other
stoms, today volunteered tho eis
vices.
V STEAM
id Pressing
-date Pressing Club, and
we you the very best grade
alty of
essing-Repair Work
'ou Satisfaction and our
mnable.
PR, Manager
SUMMERTON, . .
ZIONFURN
rN A 1O-DA3
5aturday, Sep
irough until the next Saturday nigh
line ever carried at tlhis
fteady advance in Furnitur
we carry, that you may ki
I Grips. Buy your. We carry the 0
Springs of several 1
Wood Bedsteads.
and small Cook Rockers, Davenpo
Bedsteads and Wa
Chairs of all kind and grades. When
I prices which will be worth your trip her
.de.
Furniture
Many a Pretty Face
Spoiled by Pimples 3
Not only are these pimples and to be cured by lotions, ointments,
splotches disfiguring, but they lead salves and other local remedies, as
to serious skin diseases that spread they can not possibly reach the
- and cau' , the most discomforting source of the trouble, which is in
irritation and pain. Sometimes they the blood. Begin taking S.S.S. to
foretell Eczema, boils, blisters, scaly day, and write a complete history
eruptions and other annoyances that of your case to Our chiief medical
burn like flames of fire, and make adviser who will give you special
you feel that your skin is ablaze, instructions, without charge. Write
If you are afflicted with this at once to Medical Director, 152
form of skin disease 410 not expect Swift taborato~y, Atlanta, Ga.
WAll SAVINGS STA MPS Ithe nigh t, it hr.':iome own totiav. <
HELD BY INVESTOIIS jNo statemtent could( 1be obtaine< at(
WasingonSep. 0.---Aproimae-the Rockefeller home regardling vil
ly 75 per cent of all wvar savings hadgen ossit ba thetenig-tr
stamp~s sold by the treasury sin1ce the n rcivdbyte i.mg
outbreak of' the war are still reta inedl T~oby 'l0th hyiilt~ w
by investors, accordling to figures imade straneboys repod thkey he Mr.
public tonight by the treasury. stukntel len wh sked wh 14 lgecMr
The treasury statement shows that taockelesr hveirpck andtryingp
since the government pliacedl the small ahesn iureom i they kt and grin
securities on the market sales hav'e ditemroned if the appee Tuhy t
mountedl to $1 , I6.8,200,000. IRedempI s iderene m lter lpeftarane hey aor
ins to the mioddle of Septembher have i n en taiateb et.o ewYr
Iggregatedl sligrhtly more than $30,- - - --
)00,000t.-- -- -
Outstanding stamp~s and certificatesl PNEOl' '' .
,ere said to lbe dIistrib~utedl evenly N 'L I)IiO~E
41nd little expectation of further heav
'edenin unil ma turi ty was ex
3ressed. 2oitIjslt(ei Lihni aniC
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Winds Shtow D~ecrease telo s eeainhslf a-i
Corpus Christi, Trexa~s, Sept. 21. Theav ili eunngt asw
arometer reading here at 3 p. m. was opltiidthIrn inht
9.79, a drtop of ten points si nc 7 a. m. issel1httl oe e ' iuiI
'he wind, from the east, showed a
radual diecrease in intensity, havingIitaiebhndheIichynwo
allen from 18 miles an hiour4 at 2:30 p. '1otisheolsefsdoh
() 12 msiles an hour044 at 0;o'cltock. age.1
l10(CK EIELLIER ESTATE'~4) a ts 411siecielit etn
Tarrytown, N. ., Sept. 20. Twelve lnino otlte .iln 4stl-t
x tra guards, a rmed with ifl tes, pa.iiit41tli t( 5( e
rolledI the r'oadis ad1jo-ininog tihe estate -- O
P1ACE NENIT(N
Warsaw (44, Sept. 1. - p ecti ne
~ HICH EST R S PILL tiati ongs eteaLithuaniaand
thedPolishsklegation hauleft Kal
('i~b~to ~lfem,,~tsdIX iwtara'an is returning toi Warsaw-ial
Itroopsinehied the (rench*nineibut m
i~~ti.scae~ ~,~h 140 R~t~n s~(t ist~et tC t by P osreir sil ar
Tm U~V ~diae b4eind the in h the now r oe.h
yekowns iC445a~st l eupy To tis te Pola refused(4 oy
SOLD Y DRUGISTSEV(R <hfl iyo tha frIt~ hieitnclgtoflt hen feague , Pt
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tem bei
t, October 2nd.
place. We'
-e prices. W
low what w,
ake Dale Felt Ma
makes. A large selei
Parlor Suits. Par
rts, Chiffrobes, Low
shstands to match.
you come to our s:oi
. You will go awa
.eom pa
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Washington ratifying 25 to 0, and the
House concurred by a vote of 194 to 9
Before it adjourned the Legislaturc
adopted the resolution passed a week
ago at a special session and which
lction the Governor refused to recog
uze. This was (lone to make certain
he legality of ratification, because no
roint resolution accompanied the certi
ied copy of the alendllent sent in to
lay. The Senate vote on resolution
vas the same as its prleviouis vote to
laly, 25 to 0. T1he I lou.se adlopted the
-esolution3 159 to :, and Speaker
valsh, for the third time in eight
lays, declaredi the 19th amendment
jtified by Conneeticut. Cheers greet
d his annceement, of ratification on
he certified coyadlater,whne
mphasized the "third ratification b~y
Iolnnec ticuit,"' laughter m ingled wit h
hie che'ers of the 1mmber's and spece
a tors.
A~l1~Us (CA LL ON
IIESElUVE I()Al
Wash iington, Sept. 21 .--Generai'il cred4
conditions facing the farmiers of
ne (ountry wvere discussedl today at
n in formal c'oinferenice betweeni Gov
rnlor Iird ing, of the federalI reserve
~ard, and1( a commait tee re presenting
a rious farmiers' organI)iza tioris.
liepresentatLives ot the farmiers told(
14e GuOVeror tha~lt t here w as a feeling
:igriculturial d istrlicts that the farm -
s had not rece iveil the lilest con -
dlerationl under the boa rds pol icy
>r the restrictio of)1 credlit to tile
trious5 lilies (of indu lstr an uged~
ore elasticity for the maktigo
Ie (lops.
Governor l1iard ing a ssu red t he com. -
'mlpathy with the prloblems ofC the,
rmlers and44 that. everyv effort was
lag made to assuire funds for (rolp
ovement~f. 'The hoard always stod
ady to coolpera te with the farmewrs,
Sairm repre'sentaitives mfeetintg withi
e goIvernior were lvien .llar>h, >e il
iy oft thill a't mvirs' Natijonah ('onil
'4y Silver anad 0. M . f(yle', of the1
ue'ricain ("arm liureaui ('ederation
miles A. I ya' n,111 screinry of t he
Itioa 1011 ~liani of l arm )-gai--'.
mns; TI. C. Atkesoi, of the National
tile North Carolina "ii m mers' Unlion.
I lEN('( l 'U01 IC VA(CANTl
Paisl, Sept. 21 .. (I V the Associ a te'd
ess.)---The Presidhene'v a helesn :
m
CON
r 25!
bought
e men
E have.
ttress, Cots and
:tion of Iron and
lor Chairs and
Base Dressers,
-e Saturday,
y with the
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V ZVON, S. C.
MANNING PROOF
Should Convinice Every Mtanning
Reader
phe frank statement of a wnigh bot,
telling the merits of a remedy,
Bids you pause and believe.
The same endorsement
By some stranger far away
Commands no belief at all.
Here's a ..anin. case.
A Mlanning citizen test nies.
ReadI anit lconvinii.d
"About two years ago I was trubes
with my kidneys. There were Ptin
across the small of my back and it
felt as if somt~eoneo were sticking a
knife imlto tme. .\y nerves we,.e all
unstrung andt oft en t imes I had dIizzy
spells. I tel t as if I wma td to sle
all thle time. A friend recomm uendleo
Doan 's K ii b.,-y Pills so h ough tom
at D)ick son's IPharomacy. D~oan's Kid..
ney Pills entirely cure I me of the
trouble anad I havean't beena bothered
simlly ask to r a kid ney remedy - -ge
IDoan's Kidney Pills--the sante ta
Mir. lill hadl. lost er-\lilbm-n Co.
Mfgrs., Iuttlalo, N. Y.
repuli itbecame (tlhicially yacant to
day when in the (hatmber ttf lDj
uties Rauol Pteret, presitdts 4f tht
body', read the metssa t. of tpan l I )s
chanel emibodlyin- his rtesigntition, t~o
the assembtled tdeputies., Ion P'our
gem'ts perfiorming thte sam titilicee itt
hie Senate.
W A NITS .\l I.;N I~I;I.:. ST A T -;
htmok tot. VIla-, St. O. D emiand .
ing~ thtat ttanty tof the monttly mten who
th ratit e "vattion"' strikt in thIe
Shamokini 'istrict have beent -listrim
tit. prtesidlent of thue Unit el 'tIne
Workers, todayo senit a Ituleiai it
P~residlent Wilsont, atsking. htim It> r
tutst. the ine toperatOItot. --o mmiltts.
he Situiationi by returnnin all ea
thty's to their former~ osition-.'
totpy tof th telet i-- int to I
Presidenit Lot forwardedttt to se(.
'oetary of ITabor W\ilstn, with the it.
11u0st tto "Kindoly tno initgn oo?'t,
otliot in steentri tarly ndl f';rot bh.l
rs5, it was learned tonot. lWe t ia
iseod the generail mint ttttit- itt
ake actioni at its mtie - here It .lo
ntorrow ti etnd the "vaoatntitn striko
a this district tto wtk