The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, December 08, 1920, Section One Pages 1 to 16, Image 4

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THE OurB Coi THE MANNIN Enteredi at the Postoiee at Manning Appelt & Shope, Pr< Published Every W< Subscription lates $2.00 per NMANNING, S. C., W DNESDA WIHO ARE Ti Hlorde.s of Unmitans are pouring itio sectionls (of the ('Id wor ld. Th re sek-ms to h) Are t-hey tenI ao wnenit Ivl who will bec Citizens, or. ar niainy Of themin.Ic wmleo tents tr.ouble ? It has I linteid that. s0m1e Ot out oInS in th li ssi'iiw f passport.s to) Iimeitners t And it is '% m knowmn fact that sipn V1ith tII prije ofa 1assag--if their oees get:t~hoit :;hip. Ttre is gtrave dle.r tl intignan(ts thelt e m:ty he vas, numbers1 w ho purpo.se of int IIg tlLople -whts secret a enonet. I Z ima I eahr abr .kkI !,.i I-); wo b I lik( army111V of enotsa, i tttin this country to 10u h i :mi i ohl III ll l lihih i it I: being COUG H G. AND CC Thr'ee . o s afiilin fc iie alnd southenlt - 4 Ituropi. That is sai. Il selve>s They. 4 "'dii hw aled :1!11 '1urrored 11 'tt - s i \Ii- I iv i) ent t I iI l \\l of h i i tb a I* t ist i ; thI W \: co r i b I i t d f t t IS. \ r ,t. thle . neiver hatggle. \\i just l'ui w~tieiiui'nottfortet I! u ith :. itti iug ag i il iIn th \ a h pit a lit tniy th n :i l boy wh or a pv.,e - wr 00er h TA w t i . t F ii i i i a tically forll til~ hi ~li tus arn thet brlttllow - their arkened li t he efel h i iw hi it ,ttt trouy I ti that utnl etsupVi tothe hils ut the, braveb eorganu ae in an< le N( G TIMES as Secold-Clss Matter. >rietors. dilesday year inl Advance Y, DECEIB\IER 8, 1920 1IY T. thi: coulntry every day from all L' 11(o (nd to the flow. IMe oud, law abiding, produicinllg hlose. chief aiml inl life is to incite Ii ;alsbr01 11 1 1ot Ivery Car1efuil f sirilg2 to) colme to this country. enclcies will take about anly one Il 11ho1 t lgethe long (n4outgl to mogthis great army ofim Ire comling here for the express 11m is the overthrow of the guv nothng btterthanl to pour anl -11in (aur. establihel system o dImne evn Ow. U~GH AGAIN ir( Said to be starlvingI ill ventral tMle chilren call 11ennt h1p theilm y those who are str1g1141 well aloph e )tsked to contribute wentIy-tllree millions1 to be eNct. ple t4 aillmw litth- helple'ss( chil id, to) contr'ibute thesu tna c h1Wn a cryT 4 of distres is, waf te di': down and cough up. It i. re4thousands of4) brveP\l1 .I\ic. eelle41e1.. ich 15 theI a.111 11 -'or1 the titl e S 4at tletieIls of I 1rance 1have 11111l1 uropej4. Weo wvish the movemen111t4 414l 444u21h-up--thle inje14tion of a4 II helles boy4 s of~2 our141 s. it. willI w vllI 41nire t in o.114- f whlic eli Il i t Grattuale41.121 m4a:4l u mit.y1 II 14e4ple 44f 1:4u1'ope to d1ig downV~ -. \n 414'.p having1 aI h4 eart41. all 4 414 44. I vl 141l1n414d. S.onie Itelr or 14 litt4e worse. nl the (Inited States Iby this timle. ley keep, but11 it's nIot so) wih thle 414nvor4tligs oft their husbands. he goes to bedh wi th the chiickenls '(eC nrene 11( ,uffent I)Chrilu, sation Sa. I See Wh w Idl MORRIS NE C1ASSIfI[D ADVERTISING 00MS FOR RENT--Suitable for offices or for living rooms. Apply to he iManning lIardware (o.-40tf ASOLINE SYSTEM-Oil Tanks and Pumps, Air Compressors, Comput ing Scales, Show Cases, AcLount Registers, Floor Scales, Rebuilt Cash Registers, Safes, Store Fix tures. The Hamilton Sales Co., Columbia, S. C. No.5-tf. 'OUlJ OPPlORTUNiTrlY----my one to 20 acres right neal electric car line and Columbia College, low price easy terms. Rich soil, will make living on five acres. Values ad vancing. Growing section of city of Columbia. Get your share before it is too late. Write today for par ticulars. M1. W. Mason, Box 51, Columbia, S. C. .17-31-c. ,OST- -Hay .\lare on Sunday nlight has blazed face. Reward for her returiin to S'am heDowell, Mlanniniig, S. C. it-pd VA NTIED--wo or tiree sales ltadies and salesmen. A pply in p'rson. .\blejm-in's, .1. H. Wall, Ig. It-c 'R~ S Al?-Tn ifne lluroc-,Jersey Gilts land Youn- sows; r'egisterejd :1and innioeullated ata:inlst hog hIlera; weighing from 150 to 300 pounds. Pirice 15v per pound. Papers inl your nam oe 2.00 extra . . Thliese are all bied to registered boars. Also 1 5 grl'Ic . 1c rscy lIeHifers trom one to two yeais old; some of t heI with enf by7 registered bull. Prict 10e 1)Ii pound . I ami coverstocked is the reason~j forj sell ini. W\. TI. P'. Sorjott Vl''o est on, ..-1 ' - 'OR S\ I.E - O1 Overhucl Sedan practically new, Ijovo about 1500 miles; onice Iick l'ivv-P'sseonger, excellent (ondition used about. 12 1mojntls. \ill sell elliher very neas Onaible, je:ison no need fmr tv. .1. It. W all. Alanningt, S. C. I t..p I :jcc a lii tle bcoy six yearcs ,,h! andl ato school :ntl am am goo boy~ ji~, so I :jnt yoiu tio bring cme a f'otbiall, try yecle :ai little wajgoni anid a goat, andic || kinds ofC lire worjks anI soime of all imniF of fruoits :j ml please jremcembert' iy lit I e nphews ltcrnell mo! icim A leolu, S. t' uiied a t liet hunjie, S. ('., Sal urd'&ay icht , N\ovemberjj~c 'it 141:30, .\lj. 0. I. (out law, w it' of. II. Outlaw. lie ,re hier mcarriage~, shet was .\l iss ( 'leco She' is survivedc lby her' hmush~imo antI x iiren~', the youniigest only eight 'in iiainths oild, his ides lier huosbmand 10l 'cildljenm, she is surv'\iveul by he'i dit. o Ne<lsoni Giblsonm, if Ihtunje, On ti he twvenjty-sieveth Idayj\ of Nov. ister' ('leic out law fell asshep jjj .Jesus, iaddenedl and ach iing. limarest, sister' ftcu hast lefIt us, .1nd ourn loss we deilply feel, out it's Gaod that has ht'eet us, le cani all ourj stirrow.' heil; 'et agajin we hopo' to meet1 lie', Vha're t he day of lif'e is fled, Vhien in Ileaveni in i toV greet thee Vhe re no fare'cwellI tearj s is shed. r'otherj I lerbert I.. G iibson and Wife. 'or Ieczema, and Skin lDiseases, ('s( D cen'jts and i $ -tmonjey back if ni's not he('lp you. Sol by Dicks< n ljru g-St ore. NOTIIC 01l'1S ISCHA 1GIC I wtill aptply to thIe .Iudge oif P'roat oir( I clald CXoint y on the 6thi das~ fi .lai'uary'~, 1921, Cfor letlt'rs of dlis. har' ais Gujard ianr forc Abbdie Theo. \le -.i 't'j Pre'stonj Ilagin, illenor'i \n e J~agihi anud .Johna Marshall IRag in ormiierly niunors. A. P. IRagin, Guardian. lI~nr'wnnel . C., then~ t6,n 12-, I1DE le is Now at a Dolli cCc SS, Manager AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE EN TITLI , "AN OltDIN.ANCI' TO ]ZEQUIRE . ALL PRENISES IN TIHE: TOWN 01' MANNING ON SEWER: LINES TO CONNECGT WITIH TIE PUBLIC SEWERS ON OR BElFOl0RE IECEMllER :1, 11120, AND 'o PiROVIDI P-:NAIl'IES FOR. Till,: -AIL 171i1F TO DO SO," RAIvi i-D) .IA NUTARI'Y 5, 1920, 13Y STRIK ING OUTT TlYvE WORDS AND FI U lES "D10C1 11311<:1 31 st, 19110" Wit l-Ri:\'iz TJi-: SAME OCCURS AND INSERTING IN 1LIEU TllElEOF Ti': WORIDS AND FIGURES ".IUNiE: 1st, 1921." BE IT ORiDAINEl) by tie Mayor and Adermenl of, tihe Town of Alann ing in t'unitcil Assembled, and by au thority of the same; That an ordin ale etitled "Anl Ordinance to le <quire all Premvise.,s inl the Town of aMannin on' Sewer Lines to coineet with the Public Sewers oil or beftore December :1, 1920, and to Provide Iilnalties fr theit fille to do so, ratified .lanuary 5, 1920, be, and teilt same hereby is amended by strikin g v out. the words and figures "D ecember :)Hst, 1920" w'h'rvie r same ccurs, and inserting in lieu ihereolf the words :andit ies ".iune 1st, 1921," so that said sdinane when e amntiided shall Ilv as fillowtxs: "Section 1. Tha, :1!! tle Town of .\aIingi located on st-etI tpOn which thlere is a1 public Ie e Itn- aro hierekby re( 11ired to be cIIllnectld with t Ie I 'tIil Ic sewers, by fnt or m Ie I cetI ions ,as the Sup ei i e it of Plit Works may d'(m-1essry onl orl bef'ore the Ist day of .luttlw4 1!'21. Any owner of anly S.jh it-tmises who shall tail or re fus to have suchi1) conect ion nun le at, hinl revquired, shall be deemed guilty of 1 iisneanor for each and every diy silh nntiton it not imde after J ie 1lt, 1921. tIld ol conviction the're sh Shall be punishlel as hereinafterie prvi-d; ail it the owner o such lot or prm-t-iseshet, a corporation, then ttteof 51hIttt;s shall, otitlur to ll-an ituih ltecti-onale atisereinttt fr <tu i , a tIme irlty 1of 19misti) meano-tr, ;to-i pont vi convti terefar tscried;- aiit-if :my suh owne istl ae tlnm-res )~idet, thinth attfen, teat, h'or enati, 1 or tir a wrson in actualic tcharge t- oftt slnt preiled sha i nt tion I iillonr hei luisht d tin- lie mann- forliit fatihne to Ihaveli~t the connetionsi molei tot fo ll(- upyiint hn iuing fosa pern thtit iwilithotswe conne-i action;i and~ i1 t isheby mle d- mtiasemanrt for ftheeibfrt drbd un-piiisels siitei inm has ilewerI i eeti ions tie s lier co n edb g" ittton l Any-- ptttemten tio itr p tio-int tni-lating anyi of i( t h e i- ovis-r i-it-oy teei loei-il seto-sa b lithi Town- ;f .\inin and n convem ie (xce-int lOn'e fllunded($10.00 Dollasr it-i i nli ned i on th el i ll ict lirsnt thel'N ITownth ofMnlyn o tp.. p -no tiati-xee i-; tiiirtydasn ifi thel violats itt ilt tal c t is 1( t irxi o e itch wiay that- itcnti ues, ateri'thv a convity Iyth setin; ais the hotfoir hobe-a hold institutedt iny CourtN P. com-c Sctio II. This ordinancld sall goarinto fectlb iundtly uport ofi odcsn lonflict hC ewthar in Full Si ir Will Bt impar MONTGOMElRY-McCLARY Married at the home of the bride's airents, lear Greelyville, S. C., on Wednesday evening, December 1st, by Rev. E. B. Carr, Mr. David Iall Mc (lary and Miss Margaret Lulu Mont gomery. The bride is the eldest laughter of Mr. and Mrs. . I. Mont gomnery, and much ]oved by all who kew ier for her splendid traits of -ha racter; while the groom is one of Williamsburg's substantial young men,. aMid a prog'ressive farmer. The marriage was attended by only mem. 'ers of' the immediate families. The Buy It Fr< Haberd Of Known REDUCED PICK YOUR NEE FRESH STOCK OF WHILE THESE WO] ARE BEING OFFERI TIME TO BUY. andl other good makes o All a Nig'ht Shir'ts andl Pajan Outings, Silks, All ai HIOE We feature Wilson Mon ito Hosiery in Cottl All the new English Wo These are just a few of this lar Bryan Cl SUMT - iftI p a a l Ua , pw =pI ving. ty only attendants were Miss Allic Mont gonery, sister of the bride, and Mr. 'I'homas Burgess, uncle of the groom. After the ceremony, the guests were invited into the dining room, where an old time turkey and barbecue sup per was enjoyed by all. May the Lord bless this young couple, and may they prove n blessing in the con miunity wheIre they sojourn. May peace, happiness, and prosperity at tend them in this liFe, and in the world to come, life forever more. -----0 Subscribe to The Times )m liryan's ashery Quality at PRICES [)S FROM OUR LARGE MEN'S FURNISHINGS 1TH-WHILE SAVINGS '#D. NOW IS A GOOD AN, ARROW f shirts. Prices $1.25 up. t Cost. ,TL ESS ias. T1hese ar'e offered in and~ D)omestics. t cost. G L O VES A large stock of , Auto and( Dress Gloves. All at cost. IERY Bros., ruet Shape and mn., lisle Thread and Silk. olen weaves at cost. the items being offered ini ge stock. othing Co. IRI, MC.