The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, December 29, 1920, Section One Pages 1 to 8, Image 5
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Conforts
$18.00 All Wool C
$15.00 All Wool C
$10.00 3-4 Wool E
$14.00 Tar Heel B
$15.00 Tar Heel B
$18.00 Tar Heel B
Coat Slu
Ladies' Coats, C
sale at HALF PR
Underwear, all go
cost.
*The
LEAGUE Of NAIIONS
TO HELP ARM[
Decides Without Dissenting Vot
Appeal to Powers to Save
Suffering Nation
SPEAKER FAVORS
SENDING AN Al
Rene Viviani, Former ' French
mier, Pleads for Prompt and
ergetic Action.
Geneva, Nov. 22.-The assembi
the league of nations decided1 v
out a dissenting vote today to
pe al to the powers in the 1hop
foIine:Iii~ a government willing to
dlertake mediation between the T1
ish Nationalists undler Mustapha l<
al Pasha andl the Armenians.
An earnest debate preceded the
on the resolution which wvas
sented by M. Viviani, former pres
of France, inviting the council of
league to take the action indict
It threatened at times, howevei
justify the predictions of the leag
op~ponents that the work of the
sembly would founder on the rule
{WHA C
THWINYCYA
Tre R la
Out of
You know how dinag-reerable
jumps, thumpjs and burnos, at
Did you ever
tion of your mnol
cient lazbrication?
FLAG" Motor Oi
TECTS the rapli
depreciation and
Supplied by the fo1
Gearr CoundF an
Cup Grease
Plowden Hardware Co.. M
Greelyville Motor Co., Gr
rarded
The visitors to S
DRY GOODS CO'S. ]
lower prices than any
Due to the enthi
to continue it until al
That the shadow
that come pouring in
ed. Take note of pri
we've missed our gue
and Blankets
)mforts, now ---------...$12.50
)mforts, now ---------$10.00
lankets -------------$ 6.85
lankets, now ----------.-.$10.50
lankets, now - .------...$
lankets, now ----------$13.00
its and Dresses
)at Suits and Dresses go in this
[CE. Dress Goods, Domestics
in this sale at and below actual
We intend makin
operation is helping u
pass without taking
Dom
quiring unanimous vote. n1
Lord Robert Cecil, A. J. Balfour, A
Rene Viviani, Hjalmar, Branting, Dr. tt
Fridtjof Nansen, C. J. Dougherty, ti
to Canada, and M. Stalaiovch, Jugo- is
Slovia, participated but the real con- K
test was between M. Viviani and Mr. e.
Balfour.
Mr. Balfour explained the failure of tu
MY the league council to find a manda
tory for Armenia. le referred to the d1e
Pre refusal of the United States to ac- fil
En. cept such a mandate, and hoped that w
the committee of the assembly might im
do better.
Sof l'leads for l'rompt Action
!ith- The former French premier pleaded
ap- wvarmly for prompt action, provoking
of the first enthusiastic dlemonstration
un- of the assembly, lie declared thatt
ark- if the assembly was unable to ito
em- better than name another committee
it would proclaim its owvn impotence.
vote It was remarked that Lordl Robert t
pre- Cecil aplplau~ded vigorously from the
nier South African bench, wvhile the Eng
the lish delegates, Mr. B3alfour and II. A.
ted. L. Fisher, remainied solidly indif..u
'to ferent, 0
ue's It seemed evident that Mr. lUalfour
as- was fighting against an eventual nmil
re- tary expedition more than againstm
j bI
.I RONCHJ)
L L SAY Sol~ to
ta
kes the "Bucks" to
the Motor
it is to drive a car that .jerks, and -
id "bucks" like a bronicho.
-ealize that this unwarranted condi. C
or and engine was due mainly to inoffi. A
Well, that's what's the matter. "GREEN Si
I is a PERFECT LUBRICANT, that PRO- a
1ly moving parts, preventing mneclhinical B
ocal faults.
'ss sonre to begin with
owing well-kaewa dead(a
af
at
annhing S. C.
eelvvilla, S. C.
the B
umter this week unanimously and
B1ig Sale the Blue Ribbon for havin
event of this kind they had ever v
isiastic reception given this sale b3
I our friends have shared in the bei
5 of high prices have been lifted frt
from everywhere, anxious to proc
ces quoted, then come in and look r
98.
Ladies' SJ
$15.00 Ladies' Shoes, now .
$12.00 Ladies' Shoes, now
$7.50 Ladies' Shoes, now
Men's Sh
$15.00 Men's Shoes, now
$12.00 Men's Shoes, now .
$10.00 Men's Shoes, now
g this sale the most elaborate ever
to realize our purpose. Permit i
idvantage of this money saving ol
Rnell I
SUMTER, South
ediation as proposed by M. vivialli.
Ithough Dr. Nansen was the only one
speak boldly in favor of an expedi
Dnary force to deal with the Turk
hi Nationalist leaier, Mustapha
emal Pasha, al Ithe others, witht the
:ception of Mr. Balfour, approached
c elosely as they could to this even
ality without actually saying so.
The general impression after the
-bate was that the assembly favored
rhting Kemal Pasha if no other wav
as found to end the conflict in Ar
enia.
Hal four Favors Resolutfion
TIhere was a nmomeint of supxreme
ts ion wh'ien the vote was reacheda
e attitudle of Mrl . Hal four seemed II
indicate that he woulId pteventa
tntimcous votet. .\. V ivini , Lord Roh.
t Cecil, Gastoa D~a C'unha, M. La
nta init, IB'1giunm;I IjalImar Br'anting
do Dri. Nansenx cornferrted anxd dec(ideI
combine on the proposition as ad
ceatedl by the Fr'ench anrd South 5
fricanx delegates.
T1o the great r'elief arid .,sprise of
(! asemubly Mr. lBalfour was one
the first to r'ise and vote in fa
>r of the resolution.. The council oxf
(e league met this even ing, but took ii
eion relatIive to the r'esoluttion.i
Mr'. Half hour, oin leaving the assem
y' room1, wats asked what atiot. It
ext taxken. H Ie shru'xgged h xis sinou I
s and xmeirely desci ibed tihe proceed
gs as "that curiouts mxeeting lthi
ornting.'"
IDr. Da Cunhla, of Brazil,ix elyx
a question as to what action had
('i ftaken said:
"Un fortunrately, ino actionx has he.n
ken."
Aridmxxore, Oklai., Nov. 22.- i'foxrm a
mx chargixng Claxra Snti of lnitj
tg, Okla. , wilth assault with ixtenit
kill in 'onnxetionx w ith the woxunitn i
're Sunday night of JIake L,. IIlamnon,
'pullican national coxtmmitteemaxn (If
<lahotm, was filled eairly today with
stice oIf thie Peace 1l1a1 Canitnoin by
issell Br'own , Countty attotney < f
second~ inftorxmation chxarxginog C'lara
nifth axnd JIake L,. Hatnm joiintly with
statutory offense wats field by Mr.
'own wvithl .Judge Cainnon. -
The xnext stepC, t he counity attotrney
dI, was te locinte Clara Smith. He
clares shte htad left Ar'dmore this
terxtoont on a tra in for Cal ifornia andl
attempt was bcing mtade to hav'
leers in the norternm parit (If the
ate( intercept her before shte gets~ si
yond thte boundaries of Ok1-thoma.|UullliEi
lUC
enthusiastically awarde
g better values, more I
itnessed.
the people of every se(
nefits.
>m this store is evidence
tire their needs before 4
t the merchandise and i
bes
----- $10.45
----------- $ 7.85
------- $ 5.25
}es
------- $11.00
----------- $ 8.10
----------- $ 6.40
held in Sumter and ot
is to again urge you to
oportunity.
)ry
Carolina.
SACRIFICE
SALE OF
CHILDREN'S CO12
AREY
I'o-d
If not you shouk(
follow the market
preciate the libeCra
Below weC (quote
Hi11lln Advertis<
A very good Blea<
Utility and such mv
Punijabs Pere'ales
27-inch Pereales
Riverside Plaids
A. C. A. 8 ounce F'
Best quality Outir
VicCo
SACRIFICE
SALE OF
COATS
Ribb
d THE O'DONNELL
renuine bargains and
:tion, we have decided
d daily by the crowds
)ur stocks are deplet
f you don't buy-well,
Boys' !
$25.00 Boys' Suits, now
$20.00 Boys' Suits, now
$15.00 Boys' Suits, now
$12.50 Boys' Suits, now
Men's and Youn
$50.00 Suits, now
$45.00 Suits, now
$40.00 Suits, now
$35.00 Suits, now --------
ir friends hearty co
not let another day
Goods
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lS AT S
OU POSTED
y's Mai
I visit McCollumn Bros., beCfore
regardless of what the goods
I patronage the p)ublic is giving
i few prices:
'ir AA Bleachimng~-. .
ak~e D~ress Ginghams
lather TIicking!
flunm FE
SUMTER, S.C.
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3uits
----- $16.50 N
------------- $13.50 R
------------- $ 9.50
------------- $ 8.50
g Men's Suits I
-- $35.00 l
------------- $32.50 &
------------- $27.50
------------- $22.50 *
Co.
ADIES' AND
,DREN'S SHOES
PECIAL PRICES
WITH
rket ?
o'4. \ri ~e p
us.
20c
LCRIFICE OF
SAIE OF
D)RESSES
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