The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, December 22, 1920, Section One Pages 1 to 12, Image 6

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THE MANNI Entered at the Postoffice at Mani Appelt & Shope, Published Every Subscription Rates $2.00 MANNING, S. C., WEDNESI THERE AN You who live in comfort, with wel your homes, should be thankful that yoi lions of people in China and hungry for lI crops mature they will be dead. They can not reach them in time to save life. Germany, Austria, Hungary, Poland sections of the old world are facing ti proper clothing to protect them from th( fore summer is with us again wholesalk relief reaches them from the outside w and America is supplying most bf the fu able conditions many of these destitute shine of another spring. Two years a rors of war. Today we are witnessing a resort to arms. Sherman was right. War is hell. 00 WE HAVE, AN The year 1921 is before us. What we of this town and commt Months will depend mainly upon us-upt opportunities that are open to us. Thei ed over the present decline in commere going a period of readjustment, which is jhe old ship is not going to hit the rocks Europe charges us with being a nat is true-and to our credit. Commerciali coin of the republic, and of other countr pie to support them in idleness. Thr utilize our commercial instinct to the fu of wealth and all that is required is to r tories, and our mills, and all of our varied vast production of articles that are in d< We have more money than ever befe aice any undertaking. We have will p that which we undertake. We have hc and the knowledge necessary to the achi ings. And we have opporLiunity. But without which our success will not be t people. We need greater businass and hanced confidence one in another. We change for a day's pay. We need a n consumer. We need a rigid curlb on pr< of all speculating in the necessities of I desire to get rich in a day, and learn to 1 onable accumulation of this world's goo< the teachings of the Golden Rule. In the year that is before us we of fort to achieve even greater successes th have flown, but those successes should 1 ef mankintd and to the alleviation of th( 00 A big head often shelters small idea o00 Family jars are not like those mant ficult to keep the lid on. Men who talk in their sleep should ing. They can't read lips in the dark. 00 The shortage of houses will not wor years. He is perfectly satisfied. In our youth our good old mother truth." But we dasn 't do it-in this sl There really is no excuse for not n easy to get rid1 of a wife or husha nd as Sonme men str'ive pitifully to c.over fear of their wivecs. But they shouldn't ble in the prescnce of a mouse. We often find fault with people wh pathy instead. It's a hard m at ter to fia dlidn't put any there. Hanging is too good for a certa in nii asserts that "even with her mouth hille speak twice before she thinks once." IT'S YOIRlf DUTY TO0 BUY n (liIftISTMAS Sl'A1,S 0 Column-bia, Dec. 22.---Only a few <bays irema i: of the Christmas Seal m an and the South Carolina Tun appeel Ito e~very one who has : t :il readyv'l iin so toi invest heavi ly in -he' l ittle eminblemis of Chiristmas dluring the remiaiing week of the camnpa ign. '"It is everybody's duty to purchase seals,'' sa id A. S. Manning, president ~ of' t he ILiberty National Bank yester daiy, t reasurier of' the a ssocia ti on. The fight aga inst t ubhercu losis is "very body's fight. No one knows whom the o1 plague of tubIn eulosi s will strike next. The apparently well and strong i( of today may tomorirow impe*rceptily el begin to weakeni and~ in a short time ti he hiiggamrd invalids. tI "'Undler existing condlitions tuber- I< culosis nmbers its victims in the Va Uniited States by the mnill ions. 'There el arie, I uindlerstaind, I ,000,000 active cases, about 1,000,000 inactive' cases fIl antd thle dieaths li nmbher I 50,000 every g year .p "'Few fa mi lies escape the terriblem visitamtion of this plague. One-tenth tI of all lie persons who die in the ci UInited" States suc-cumbi to tubiercuilo- tI sis. The physical examination that followed the drafting (of imen between aw the ages of 21 and 31 years revealed "< 100.000 cases of the dlisease. One out tI of ever(y ten men delarediuC~ unfit for 'g NG TIMES ing as Second-Class Matter. Proprietors. Wednesday per year in Advance )AY, DECEMBER 22, 1920 D HERE stocked larders and warm fires in i live in this land of the free. Mil Lck of food. Before another season's are so far in the interior that relief , Russia, Czecho-Slovakia and othei e pinch of hunger and are without severity of the winter months. Be starvation will stalk abroad unlesq rlkl. Relief agencies are at work, ads, but even under the most favor )eople will not live to see the sun ro we were all speaking of the hor the appalling conditions that follow% D WE NEED nity accomplish in the next twelvt n the manner in which we grasp th< e is no occasion for becoming alarm al activity. The country is under quite necessary and for the best, but or even cruise in dangerous waters on of commercialists, and perhaps il sts are rather keen on annexing the les, and are not given to asking peo )ughout the coming year we should [lest extent. Our fertile soil is full each down and dig it out. Our fac. I Yankee enterprises are capable of mand the world over. re in our history, and are able to fin. )wer and the initiative to accomplisl alth, and energy ,and perserverance evement of success in our undertak. there are a few things we need, and he marvels expected from Americar commercial honesty. We need en. need to do a full (lay's work in ex. iore direct market from producer t< >fiteering, and a complete eliminatior ife. We need to forego the insan< lecome satisfied with a fair and reas Is. We need to follow more closely this community should use every ef. an have come to us in the years thai ae such as will redound to the credit ills of humanity. 's. factured in a pottery. It is too di. marry women who are hard of hear. r-y Mr. Harding duri'ng the n(ext foul admonished us to "always tell the eet. marrying nowv-a-days. It's about am t is to findl one. up the fact that they' are in deadly worry. Ev'en an elephant will trem mn we. should extendl them our svm 1d brains in a headl if God Almighty wspaper. writer in thiis country. Hie I with hairpins a woman is apt t( iita ry service was rejec ted becaiuse tubermculiosis. Anad most of these erie unfsus~pectedl cases. "The world was has endled but the a r against tub,'eulosis is still on, ad will not (ense until this most mngerous of all the dlisease enemies of ankind ceases to be a menace. Every >dy is in dlanger. It is my war, your a r. To speak in the very acula r, it 'verybodly's tight." ENNSYI.VANIA MEN IIOLD CONI' ERENCE Ph'bi ladelpbhia, Dec. 21.--A mueeting oflicers andl representatives of the o yloyees of the Pennsylvania rail ad system designed to set up ma inery to handle prIomptly all (on oversial questions affecting men ina e train service of the company was '1( here' today at the call of Gen. .W. Atterbury, vice president ini arge' of operation, It was announced by the comipany at vice presidlents, general mana ris, general superinitendents and su 'rintendents of the et'fire system~ m io oe than 300) repre(sen tati ves of e 50,000 members of the four prin pal railrad brothe(rhioodls at tended C mieet ing. It was explained by Pecnnsylvania ithorities that the question of the losed shop" is involve'd in so far as e national howa ds of adjustment mnrally luvoreil by natinal lena CLASSIFIED_ ADVERTISING WANTED-Young ladies with high. school education and of good moral character to take course in nursihg. School of instruction to open'Janu ary 1, 1921, Salary of $15.00 per month and living expenses while leal'ning. Apply to or write Dr. E T. Kelley, Kingstree, S. C.-50-2t-c GASOLINE SYSTEM-Oil Tanks and Pumps, Air Compressors, Comput ing Scales, Show Cases, Account Registers, Floor Scales, Rebuilt Cash Registers, Safes, Store Fix tures. The Hamilton Sales Co.,! Columbia, S. C. No.5-ti. Don't forget the big Christmas din ,ner at the Dixie Cafe on Saturday, price 75c. AT COST-Until January 1st, our en tire stock of mantels which consists of Quartered Oak, Mahogany, Cream and Missions. We have the largest stock in the state to select from. Sumter Marble & Mantel Co. Sumter, S. C. . 50-2t-pd. TAKEN UP-Black Horse, with white hind feet on Monday by Willie Roberts at the old Briggs place. Owner by proving property and paying charges can get same. LOST-On Tuesday, little black Texas Pony mare hind feet white, blazed face. Reward will be paid for it's return to Eulah Johnson, Davis Station. it-pd. LOST-One December 8th, betweenl Sumter and Manning one 34x4 tire on rim. A liberal reward will be paid to finder. J. T. Medlin, Ben nettsville, S. C., P. 0. Box 444. 50-3t-c. .1FOR RENT-My home place, on Kingstree road 8% miles from Manning, 100 acres cleared, in this particular tract, a new five-room dwelling, and all necessary outl buildings-one of the best places in the county, rent reasonable. Ad dress W. M. Plowden, Manning. FOR SALE-One four-burner Oil' Stove. Phone 138 Manning for full I particulars. For 75c you can get a fine Turkey diner at the Dixie Cafe on Christmas Day. PREPARATORY SCHOOL, Mrs. E. C. Alsbrook, Principal, Manning, S. C.-Fifteen standard units. High school English, French, Latin, mathematics, science and penman 1 ship. Thorough preparation for any ('lleae. Students for Winthrop and Clemson win honors. Certificates admit to leading colleges without examination. Special coaching for bjnficiary scholarships offered by Winthrop, Clemson, the Citadel, and South Carolina University. ers of the brotherhoods tend to make railroads "closed shops." It was for the purpose, it was announced of get ting the sentiments of the railroaders as to the advisability of setting u) these boards that the meeting was called. BIG FIRE LOSS --_o_ Wagram, N. C. I)ec. 21.-Losr esti mated at between $175,000 and '?00, 000 resulted from fire here early to (lay which destroyed 13 buildings and 250 bales of cotton. I ---o -- COLLEGE MEN ARE ilORRfED) Chapel Hill, N. C., Dec. 17.--in the most daring robbery' ever known here, burglars last night swept through five dlormotories at the University of North Carolina and took from atudlents rooms more than thirty watches and several hundred in cash. In nearly every instance the watches and money were takeun from rooms in which two an dthree students were sleoping. Sev (eral times the students wvoke up wvhile a man wvas in their room, hut wvhen the st ranger explained that he had b) lnderedl into the wrong room in the adlrk, their suspicions were allayed. The robbers (ercauped in an automobile. MJPEECHIES UNDER WAY ~lorgant on, N. C. D)ec. 20.---When Iurke county court adjourned for the night argument of counsel in the trial of D ock and Cecil Hlefner andl Lon Young, charged with the nmeder a month ago of Glenn TLip. pard , was well under way. The defense conIcludled the presen- I tation of evidence this afternoon with he testi mony onf Dock Hlefner, who was on the stand a good portion of the day. lie gave an account (of his movements on the Saturday night of the homicidle designedl to prove that he was not at thy, scene when the homicide occurred. Itome, Dec. 21.---King Victor Em manuel today signed t he treaty of Rapallo. G. C. COOPER,~ Licensed Optometerist ' EYES Carefully Examined, Glasses Fitted, Broken Lenses Duplicated. Satisfaction Guaranteed. SUMTER, SL C.r QUALITY TELLS PRICE SELLS NOT TOO LATE TO GET THAT XMAS GIFT FOR MOTHER' AND SISTER Silk Handkerchiefs, all colors -------12c Crepe de Chine Hand kerchiefs, all colors, now -- -- -------,21c c Silk Hose -- __$2.38 Fancy Parasols .$7.00 Linen Towels .....83c Bath Towels -----83c Leather Purses $1.10 2 "Bobs" Combs -- ..21c r Vesting Ribbon $1.20 Bed Room Shoes $1.65 Linen Handkerchiefs, ' now --- --- -----21c Bath Mats -- --$1.10 Lisle Hose --.....45c Wash Cloths -- ..9c Linen Doilies ._83c Tricotine Blouse $6.33 Many other tasty se- s lections. QUALITY TELLS PRICE SELLS THE L S1 We would i With a beat Of peace on That is sym In 1776 it fl With a clea1 And today i As it did foi Throughoul Will stand For peace, t For you, m4 To posterity For this ouw But this Chi Than its rer open a Savi a Liberty f Liberty, Fre The Fit J H .RIGBY The Young Reliable roday. Tomorrow Next Day fHEN XMAS nd we wish for you great happi iess and sweet contentment. For the coming year our store vill be at your service and we vill try harder than ever to give ou BEST VALUES at most rea onable price. THANK YOU. J. H. RIGBY The Young Reliable ,IBERTY rvings Barn ke to meet you face to face itiful story to tell earth, good will towards men, bolized by the Liberty Bell. -st rang out tone that was serene t means as much to you the colonies thirteen. all ages, this old bell sa it stood then appiness and joy for all, and our fellow men.. it was a saving grace ancestors we thank, listmas what could be more appr lica in a Liberty Bell Savings B: ngs Account for $1.00 ell Bank. It is the edom and Happiness. st Nation< QUALITY TELLS PRICE SELLS PLENTY OF TIME TO SELECT FOR FATHER AND BROTHER Belts .. ---- ------63c Ties --- -------60c Ties ---- ------ 21e. Silk Collars -----21c Linen Collars --__21c Silk Hose -------83c Lisle Hose -------42c Silk Handkerchiefs, now- - ------41c Gloves -- -- -----65c Suspenders -...75c Supporters ...-30c Silk Shirts .. -..$6.00 Madras Shirts -$3.50 Percal Shirts -. $1,715 A SUIT FOR THE BOY WOULD BE A GOOD I)EA. QUALITY TELLS PRICE SELLS BELL tk. opriate' ink. and secure symbol of dl Bank