The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, November 03, 1920, Section One Pages 1 to 12, Image 4
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ARREST TEN NEGROES
ON CliARGE Of ARSON
U l ievidecs . (inl and Other 1inild
ing1.s lBi lrned in Alabania.
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GOING TO GIVE AID
V i res I treak1 <>uI Simul tlt aneously and
livi-n I Terror A imong Whites
'rvail, in - IIla ck Ielt"-'wo
N I e i illed1 by Ollicers in
( lah \i'\ i lIlack~s.
\li it nwry . tl. ct . 31.--Ten
ti r it- 'the b uig last night
m : th " iw lIet" district of the
iu's.a ot In mtiles soiuth of
\i nt iv 'ry of Stsmnmer home of
. .\l (' i Ii mell, the rtsidecnce
b ta, t h iil o Stton (t i of it J. T.
I I b it les of ( o t lt tnd
a n ct t n aid , a i st l le , -
I ~hotly a fter mid
a hft hadi liredl upton an
bii tain ig Shierilf Scotg
n h *jtirst. lnTe sheriffj
h - - -tIitte the tires.
i ure .tti n'l i the farms
thei neros killed antI
CYPRESS
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DOORS
BLINDS
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e best standbys ii
are the rough
who give you
lence.
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rou success if yot
issue is before every
ffords you the opporti
welcome you among
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id Trust (
ANT,
and no motive is ascribed for the at
tacks.
The fires broke out simultaneously
and a reign of terror ensued among
the families of the white farmers
who began telephoning the sheriff's
olice for assistance. Responding
promptly, Sheriff Scoggin, with four
deputies set out for the scene in an
automobile which was fired upon
from the roadside as it approached
the locality. The sheriff's posse had
narrow escapes from death and only
saved themselves by jumping from
the car on the opposite side of the
road from whence the shots came andl
falling to their knees. Using the au
tomobile as a shield they killed two
of the negroes and effected the cap
ture of ten others.
A hurriedl telep~hone call to the
county jail and police department
brought reinforcements and a drag
net was quickly spread about the lo
cality but only two other suspects.
were thereafter arrested during Sun
thay. A strong guaird of dlepurties is
patrollintg the affected scene tonight.
The governor's. oflice has nt as yet
been oflicial ly notified of the outt
breadk an d it is noJt expected that
troops will be called out.
.\ontgomery, Ala., Oct. 31 --Activi
ties of fire torch bandls broke out in
M ontgomnery county anew Sunday
night when the cotton gin of M. E'.
McI emore, nine miles from lont t
gomery was burned to the ground.
The burning of the McLemore gin
followved a Saturday night of maraud
ing in which two negroes were Lilled
two cotton gins, four houses, eight
harins, ten bales of cotton, two tons
of (cotton seedl andl 40 bushels oif
crushedl corn were burned. Sheriff
.1 ohni L. Scoggin, and1( a posse of coun..t
y deputties and1( pol icemnen a rrestedl
2(1 negroes ea rly Sunday morning, all
btit six beinhg released.
OlRANGER C'OUNTlY F"All
HIIGGElR ANI; IIETTlElR
Ortanig(ebuirg, Oct. 27.-.-Preparations
arie being made to putt ,mn the best
coun ty fair- ever produtcedl in Orange -
Ibur g C'oun ty. These fairs arie ai leg
ul ar intst itution ando have been ope rat -
(ed withI gretit success for over ten
yeari... The fair dates thtis yeari ale
.Nove mbler 9 to 12 inclusive.
Not ontly dloes this fair attract. visi..
tors in the immedliate vicinity of thie
commiunity but vast throngs of visi -
trs fromii every sect ion of t he state,
liairticulairly the centiral a nd southern
ptortioins, aittend every year. 'The fair
ptlant hasx been enilarged by the intcor
por iat ion oif ten mote tacres whti ch were
recenttly purchased and! which aiinilS
he original plant.
'The Orangeburg (Counrty Fair isa
mtember oif the lacing assoiciat ion
wihich embraces severail stat es and
his i nsuries some of the finIest horse
races ever held in th is sta t(. There
will be more than thirty thoroughbreds
it the fair and a special trainer i
no1w in the city getting things in shapte
for the meet.
TIhere wilt be no wdhmiss ottte fr
ellow
loney
ri the business
rimmed com
strength and
wve, but it may
i do not save.
young man. This
inity. We will be
our growing army
0omp ny i
T. M. WELLS,
Cashier.
these excellent races but vistors will
have a clar itv View of tihe race tract
from the Imino building and alost any
other portion of the grounds.
F'ootball enthulsiasts will have the
opportunity of 'eving 11. greatest
gamei of ti South Carolina F''ootball
sea150n whell the "Tigers" the crack
teaml fromt ('leimtso( C (ollege, and the
teamin Iiou tihe Citatie mtiuet inl a great
grapple otn tht gridiron oil TI'l hursday
of fair week. This is a reguhu- attr I
tiont of the (Oratngeburt County '' tirl
and never fails to bring ext ta thou
sads tit tht big show.
A squadronl of' aer-ophmles will pr
out thet titt irli i. Thes are govern-i
it phmf e ins w',hitch saw servic in tihe
Worli d Wari indl Lhir opteraItors have'
itedut maine ts in vaious stectrtis ofI
of philits flinrg ini baittil i f rimitrtin
show howi~ ittack1s ire madtil in tie ai
iuring ha\ t tl . i e t hi t htt eyt il
dtI o "tut. it Nl t everybody has been
v isitor s wtill set such ai s LI tha ti n lop
in t h lop, spitrai glidilng tnd manyo'
otheir ir rasi ng exhibtition by
tngaget give i'thfl pid i sihowts lil thet
year stae itt they i h ave I the bet st
sit w ',,' n i th road and ii tha t thet fir
asinti n bidtntbter aln
that line. uu i s i isi iiil~ t
Overtt 'li',' f0 has bi iien ini secur
ingiii fr it sh w itt r i the t fairi and,, i t
l tine itt fre attrationsI'.ItI wh i t ib
Xpit o n ) a re c i d e e w haI i t t a r frt e -tti t
upo w~.hitch b t.es exhibit itn wi',ill bet
g t.ive ari thfle visitor w ,.ii i av lenty
l ro in andI ~t will noit have to be littowd-,,
I d i i itte to w~ii t h free I att rae- t
ii t imiittr o,.I f lit it itmeit an i
ibeen tengaged ma ii t i to ot fi ta
t Sctottch ittits band.fli The come
to t his fairi after i tailt pilayed in i
many oi' f thet prtminnt itiest~t in tihe
United S'ta tts. Ii t ok ~ some money Lto
itur i t hi s a ttrai n bu Iit it is thet
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Flooring
Siding Lumber
Mouldings
Casing
Ceiling
Metal and Composition Shingles
Framing Lumber
Red Cedar Shingles
Pine and Cypress Shingles
Doors, Sash and Blinds
Porch Columns and Balasters
Heaver Board
Valley Tin And Ridge Roll
Every
BOOTE
SUAITER
il success of former fairs is attri
butable to the following of the policy.
l'his bamd will play al Ithe time and
programs will consist of rags, classics
11nd popular music-an all-ruond at- I
tractive feature of the big show.
Lovers of fine cattle, stock, hogs,
'hickens and other animals and birds
Aind fowls will have the opportunity
:>f looking over one of the finest selec
Lions of such that was ever assembled I
it a county fair. The fair secretary
mas already received nu m erous letters
'rom lpeolple all over the State and par
Licularly in the central and southern
sections, who state that they will send
tattle and other objects.
And attractive premium list was
recently published and prizes worth
itriving for were listed in abundance.
The Orangeburg County Fair .asso
Liation has always realized that the
foundation of all successful fairs
Ltis section of South Carolina and the
United States was agriculture; conse
fuently, the agricultural side of these
fairs has always predominated and
been stressed first and last. That is
the reason the fairs have met with
sch great success. This county is
large and agriculturally progressive
nd many attractive premiums have
been o(ered for exhittlts of this na
Lure. VEach season sees many special
xhibits of this nature as at one fair
A, woman exhibited nearly 800 ways
A* puttig up various articles raised
> nthe farm.
Alteniiations have been made on the
imeise fair grounds and everything
s now so arranged as to furnish ample
oom for the visitors and parking
space with in the grounds for automo
biles atid other vehicles. A good time
In dentertainment and profit are as
4u retd the housaids of visitors who
Vill attentd from every section of South
arol ina.
ICENElHA I. %.E~iNOF i
RIRl'lTEl) CAPTUllEl)
LoIldoni, Oct. 30.-A wireless dis
ii tch from . \l(oscow rep)orts that Gen
rI Zeimenit, tf, he ( Cossack anti-Blol
Ahevi k leader in Siberia, has been
apt ured by irregular troops. Ile
Aas flevinig by airplane from Chita,
ns hebidquarters, says the dispatch,
md1( was1 capl~tured wvhen lhe Inded at
l'1N1 P'EAlY'S I LAG
Anti ntterestingip anniounicemtent was
on tained in a special to the Cincwin
miti Eiirerii a day or two ago. It.
xas to the' efeet that Admliral Peary's
'hag which lhe claims to hav'e set up
it thle north pole had been found still
< tnding erect ini the ice, but 4100
nijles fronm the pole! Thle item is of
interest for several reasons. One of
hese leastons is the doubit frequently
xpIressedl as to whet her P'ea ry diid,
ni fact, reach the pole. Another is
he right that Iit nmay th row on the
hteory that the niort herin ex treiitty oif
he woril is cove'red with drifting
cc. Ini conn iect ion w i Iith tis theor'y,
I nmay be' sid ith at Rtltb Amituindsen,
I iscovee cof the sou th pole, is nowv
rig tt reach the ntorthI pole by
lift ing with the ice acruoss the sup)
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Brick
Lime Building
Cement
Plaster Material
Fire Brick
Fire Clay
Sewer Pipe
Stove Flue
Terra Cotta Thimbles
Motar Colars and Stains
Water Proofing Mineral
Corrugated Metal Roofing
Asbestos and Composition Roofing
Wire Fencing, Iron and Wood Post
thing for the H
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>osed polar sea.
When the Cook-Pearry controversy
var rife, a dozen years ago, the lat
er savagely charged that the for
ier was an impostor. And there
vere not wanting confirmatory cir
umstances. Cook's data did not con
ince Danish navigators that he had
ieen to the pole, ready been discred
ted. In two or three same investi
,ators. There were prominent per
ois-among them, Admiral Schley
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