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THE MANNII Entered at the Postoffice at Man Appel) & Shope Published Everi Subscription Rates $2.00 MANNING, S. C., WEDNES ONE OF SOLOM)O -0 Mr. Gibbon, who writes from Turbe said last week in regards to the abolis "maybe it is another case of taking the one pleases." Now, old friend it is not office, we only spoke of the intentions have the endorsement of the delegatioi wise. And we say again that we belic Gibbon thinks. le quotes Solomon as and hideth himself while fools pass onl a granted that he means to 1Aict us amo mato Club and Community Nurse apprc of the quotation in regards the magisti opinion, having no axe to grind. But magistrates would effect Mr. Gibbon. I what it is worth, and await the action o - - - - 00 'WHY SO MUC --- An epidemie of crime seems to have fined, however, to the larger centers of day occurrence. Holdups rival the pa the gold rush was on and the stage coa, tion. Women and girls are attacked nij of terror sweeps on unchecked. But v simple. Polities. So many of the law from voting that the undesirables are ab public office. These officials know that they owe t soft pedal is uesd wiherever possible. I1 reach their slimy arms into the offices of police. and even into the sanctity of the few exceptions, seems to be immune fror Hardened criminals caught in their - tects, at the demand of the underworld intimidated and soon become discouraged tice is no longer blind. It sees the road it sees. Wholesale crime is the nitural the res)ectable element of the mining c committees to protect themselves from I for history to repeat itself. In another column will be found a h he recommends a lady to fill the unexpii cant by the death of Representative W. of this correspondent; and in our opinion that would make able law-makers. No way to make their constituents proud of that would go down in history-Clarend the general assembly in South Carolina. of .suffrage and we see no reason why ti ing the laws to guide us. Therefore w( Commencii Our charge acco on a strictly 30 < ing will be char accounts that an old until paid. Dickson D BIG $75,' Dry Goods, will be on S. Main St., tion, opposi Entire Stoc THE mttwtitttttttttttitt t uumitittttttt 14G TIMES ning as Second-Class Matter. cl ,Proprietors. L Wednesday C per year In Advance F B DAY, JANUARY 12, 1921 D C N'S WISE MEN G S E ville, takes us to task about what we iment of the magistrates. le says, bits in your own mouth and doing as in our power to create or abolish an Df our Senator, and possibly he will C . We only said that this would be ve this wise, regardless of what Mr. ,ollows: "The wise foreseeth the evil id are punished." So we take it for D ig Solomon's wise men as to the To priations, but among the latter part S ates judgeship. We only gave ourtT maybe the abolishing of the countyl owever we will let the matter go for r the delegation. ..B B H CRIME? broken out all over the country, con population. Murders are an every miest days of the early west, when h was the only mode of transporta- C fhtly on public streets, and the reign v by? To an outsider the answer is t abiding element of the cities refrain b: le to place complaisant candidates in 1eir election to this element, and the ti werful politicians of the underworld the prosecutors, into the ranks of the bench itself. No court, with very H i their blighting influence. Lts are freed upon the flimsiest pre bosses. Honest police officers are because of lack of convictions. Jus >f "policy" and travels the only road result. In the good old western days a( ommunities resorted to the vigilnc t he desperadoes. It is not too late Of y Iter signed" A Mere Man" in which ed term in the legislature made va r. P. Sprott. We endorse the views p , we have some women in Clarendon 5 t only would they act and vote in a 2' them, but it would be a distinction iC rm sent the first women delegate to IV TPhe women have attained the right t( ey should not have a voice in fram say, give to "Fair Lady" a chance g l 1). U4 ig Jan. Ist 81 7f unts will be run C 41 lay basis, noth- A ged on unpaid - over 30 days rug Store FIR 90(0tIWOR ~ Salvai Shoes, Clothing ~afe SOON in t next door to J. te Claremont Ho' k will be Sold u ening Date, as it BA~ ftatement of the Condition of BANK OF SANTEE Located at Summerton, S. 'C., at the ose of business December 31, 1920. RESOURlCES* Dans and discounts .. -.---159,474.54 verdrafts -- -- -- -- -- ----83.10 onds and stocks owned by the bank ..------..---.5,393.25 urniture and fixtures ......2,995.00 anking house -...-......-3,325.00 ue from banks and bagk ers -- - .- -- -- -------- 25'008.20 urrency -- .- -- -- ------- 6,489.00 old ----_------.-----25.00 ilver and other minor coin -.908.85 xchanges for the clearing house -.- ---.-.- ..--.617.31 otton in transit ---- ------5,472.76 TOTAL .--------------$209,792.01 LIABILITIES apital stock paid in -......25,000.00 Lrplus fund -- -- ----------.4,000.00! ndivided profits, less cur rent expenses and taxes paid ---- -- -- -------- 4,083.841 ividends unpaid -._.----312.00 kdividua ldeposite subject to check .104,392.67 svings deposits --45,767.24 ime certificates of deposit .- -.---5,500.00 ashier's checks .-..736.26 156,396.17 ills payable, includng cer tificates for money borrow ed ------ ------ - ------ 20,000.00,. TQTAL -------------$209,792.01 I'ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Clarendon ss. Before me caine W. W. Davis, ashier of the above named bank, ho, being duly sworn, says that the )ove and foregoing statement is a ue condition of said bank, as shown r the books of said bank. W. W. Davis, Sworn to and subscribed before me 1 is 8th (lay of January, 1921. G. C. Garrigan, Notary Public For S. C. Corrcct Attest:-W. H. Anderson, A. Richbourg, J. A. James, Direce rs. NOTICE The books for making tax returns 'e nov open, according to the last ts of the General Assembly all re irns are to be made at the Auditors lice, all land is to be returned this ar, time expires February 20th. 11. A. PLOWDEN, County Auditor. ---------0 Vashington, Jan. 10.-Cotton ginned 'ior to January 1, amounted to 11, i9,230 running bales, including 202, '6 round bales 63,964 bales of Anier an-Egyptian, and 1,599 bales of Sea land, the census bureau announced day. Last year to January 1 ginning ag regated 10,008,920 running bales, in uding 109,356 round bales, 31,625 des of American-Egyptian an( 6,458 des of Sea Island. Ginnings to Jan try 1 this year by States, follow: labama 6134,927; Arizona 77,562; Ar insas 959,854; California 46,593; lorida 18,220; Georgia 1,366,238; )uisiana 370,024; Mississippi 820, .1; Missouri 55,139; North Carolina 4,060; Oklahoma 964,621; South idolina 1,454,290; Tennessee 261 6; Texas 3,752,003; yirginia 13,71;. I other States 9,688. COT TOP Get my prices bel Seed. I will give Market Price. Ph pense. J. P. Comman ES/ TH of FIRE an< ged Goods, coi and Ladies' Rea, he new Harper 0. Brown's Bat tel, Sumter, S. C ithout Res 'u will be annx E IR.: Statement of the Condition of BANK OF PINEWOOD Located at Pinewood, S8. C., at the Mlose of business December 31, 1920. RESOURCES Loans and discounts ---..-147,410.98 Dverdrafts ------ -------- 2,162.66 Bonds. and stocks owned by the bank ..-----.-..----100.00 Furniture and fixtures -.....1,522.90 anking house ------ -. -- 1,441.15 Due from banks and bank ers --------.------- 3,717.15 Durrency --------- --- - --- 157.00 old --------------- ------10.00 iver and other minor coin -.348.14 "hacks and'cash items ---- --1,135.94 Exchanges for the clearing hous ---- --. ---------- 622.50 TOTAL ------------.. $158,628.52 LIABILITIES ,apital stock paid in -....--10,000.00 3urplus fund . 7,000.00 Undivided profil, Iess- cur rent expenses and taxes paid .. - -. ... _ __ ... _ . 0 . 1 [ndividual deposits subject to check -.25,732.86 Bavings deposits --25,013.26 'ime certificates 'of deposit ---..24,560.00 .ashier's checks .. -.192.04 75,498.16 3ills payable, including cer tificates for money borrow ed ----- -- -- -- -- ---- 65,000.00 leserve fund carried on gen eral individual or savings ledger ---- --- -- -. - -----239.25 TOTAL -----------$158,628.52 ;TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Clarendon as. Before me came R. J. Aycock, aashier of the above named bank, vho, being duly sworn, says that the ibove and foregoing statement is a rue condition of said bank, as shown >y the books of said bank. R. J. Aycock. Sworn to and subscribed before me his 3rd, day of Jan. 1921. E. M. Bradham, L. S. Notary Public. Correct Attest:-J. W. Weeks, Jr., leo. Tindal, R. D. Grifin, Directors. Subscribe to The Times CLASSIF[ED AD TERTISING VHEAT Bran and Shorts-$2.75 per 100 pound bag. Dickson Grocery and Feed Co. OOR RENT-Four nice rooms. In quire of Mr. Sam Richman. 3OA L-A car of the usual high stand ar(d expected this week. A. H. Breedin. lt-c 2OST-One Elgin watch on Sardinia road. Finder will receive $10.00 re ward for the return of watch to Fleet Flemming, Superintdent County chain gang. 'OUND-Fitty (oiiar Liberty Bond which has been left at The Bank of Mannidg for identification by the owner. E. Rt. Anderson, Manning, S. C. ;ALT-For curig iyoulr meat-we have it at the right price. Dickson Grocery an( Feed Co. tHCE MEAI,-$2.50 per 1U00 pound bag. Dickson Grocery and Feed Company. i SEED! ore you sell your you the Highest one me at my ex der, sumter, s. C. rntmtunmummmnunnmm~ I WATER . isisting of ly-to- Wear store, 56 tery Sta Watch the 1i. SUMTER, S. C. Charter No. 1115 Robert of C FIRST NAT At Manning in the State of Business on De RESC 1. a Loans and discounts, including (except those shown in b and *Total loans .. ...._...... Deduct: d Notes and bills rediscounted wi Reserve Bank (other than bai ances sold) (see Item 54a) 4 2. Overdrafts, secured, $5,764.33; $405.21 4. U. S. Government securities own a Deposit'd to secure circulatic bonds par value) ----------- c Pledged to secure postal saving (par value) -- - - - - - - -- h war Savings Certificates am Stamps actually owned . Total' U. S. Government secu 5. Other bonds, securities, etc.: c 'Bnds and securities (other t securities) pledged a3 collateral or other deposits (postal exclu3 payable . . . . .. ..........._.. e Securities, other than U. S. bon( cluding stocks), owned and unp Total bonds, securities, etc., U. S. - ---- ---- ---- ----- 6. Stocks, other than Federal R< 7. Stock of Federal Reserve Bank 8. a Value of banking house, owne ine.umbered .... .. ....__ b Equity in banking house ..... 9. Furniture and fixture.. 11. Lawful reserve with Federal R 13. Cash in vault and net amounts 14. Net amounts due froin banks, companies in the United States ed in Items 11, 12, or 13) .... 15. Exchanges for clearing house Total of Items 12, 13, 14, 15, 18. Redemption fund with U. S. 'I from U. S. Treasurer TOTAL LIAB 21. Capita; stock paid in 22. Surplus fund 23. a Undivided profits _ b Less current expenses, interest paid .._. ... ... 27. Civ.ulating notes outstanding 28. Amount due to Federal Reserv 29. Net amounts due to national bat 32. Cashier's checks on own bank oi Total of Items 28, 29, 30, 31, t Demand deposits (other than ba subject to Reserve (deposits pa; 33. Individual deposits subject to c Total of demand deposits (oth deposits) subject to Reserv 34, 35, 36, 37, and 38 ... Tine deposits subject to Reserv 30 days, or subject to 30 days C and postal savings): 39. Certificates of deposit (other ti Total (if time deposits subject Items 39, 40, 41, and 42 43. Unite dStates deposits (other tI 47. Bills pai$able, other than with F Bank (including all obl'gation money borrowed other tihan red 48. Bills payable with Federal Rest TOTAL 54 a Liabilities for rediscounts wit Bank (see Item 1d) -------- Total contingents liabilities (not including items in Sche *55. Of the total loans and disc interest and discount was charged a law (Sec. 5197, Rev. Stat.) (exclusi to exceed 50 cents was madle) was mc STATE.OF SOUTH CAROLINA, I, J1. 'T. Stukes, Cashier of the al the above statement is true to the L Subscribed andl sworn to before~ R. CORRECT--ATT~EST: W. C. DAVIS, A. C. BRA DITAM, S. OIA ZR O'BR3 Directors. FARMS to share crop or~ ren' Rut bagger turnips for sale at ;lc p pound. Sweet pot .coes at 2e p) poundl. D~elivcred at Monks Cc ner, S. C., sacked. IL. IH. Harve Bishopville, S. C. 2-2t-l SALESMAN WANTED to solicit c ders for lubricating oils, greases ai paints. Salary or Commission. A dIress 'TheHarvey Oil Co., Clev land, Ohio. DICKSON D)RUG STrORE will call f and( deliver your Laundry. Pho: them. COAL, COAI-I am in a position furnish you with domestic bloi coal, also steam coal, in car lots, have it rolling, and can dlivert you. J1. P. Comnmander, Sumte S. C. 52-4t SEED QATS-Fulgham and Bu Seed Oats. Car to arrive this wet Place your ordlers with us-we ce save yobu money. Dickson Groce and( Feedl Co. GASOLINE SYST1EM.-Oil Tanks a: Pumps, Air Compressors, Comipt ing Scales, Show Cases, Accou Registers, Floor Scales, Rebu Cash Registers, Safes, Store Fil tures. The Hamilton Sales C Columbia, S. C. No.5 FOR RENT-Three horse farm Salem section. A pply to W. Reardon, Manning, S. C. 2-21 LAUNDRY DONE RIGHT-f~Dicks Drug Store are agents for the bc laundry In the State. Phone a they wIll call for and dleliver yo Di~T~' fltrict No. 5 ond n.0 Th IONAL BANK South Carolina, at the close of cember 29th, 1920. URCES. *ediscounts -----------$475,402.89 ......-----$475,402.39 th Federal ik accept )93,588.85 $93,588.85 38,&13.4 unsecured, ...... .. . I.15 9.5G4 ed: a (U. S. .---------.. $25,000.00 s depionits .....----.$41,000.00 Thrift .------------$846.00 rities c.. 66,846.00 ha:. U. S. for State d) or bills ------------$25,000.00 Is( not in ledged -- ....$1,500.00 >ther than - 26,500.00 serve Bank stock -......-- 375.00 (50 per cent of subscription)...1,800.00 1 and un -------------$15,614.65 ----------------------------- .15,61465 ------------------------------..3,274.40 eserve Bank -----------------88,774.31 due from national banks----..76,966.50 bankers, and trust (other than includ -------------------------------- 255.08 -------------- -- ----------- 4,286.27 md 16 - ......$81,507.85 reasurer and due ----------------- ------------- 1,250.00 -----------------------------$673,915.29 [LITIES. -----------..---$50,000.00 ----------------------------- $10,000.00 --.-$48,033.39 'and taxes -------------$32,150.78 15,882.61 ----------------------------- 24,700.00 e Bank (deferred credits).--...-4,762.80 iks --------------------------- 4,857.93 itstanding -----------------------331.81 ind 32--------$9,952.54 nk deposits) rable within 30 days): ieck ------------------------411,234.23 r than bank e, Items 33, .----------$411,234.23 e (payable after an for money borrowed) ..--...77,145.91 to Reserve, ---......-..$77,145.91 ian po!-tal savings). ederal Reserve i representing iscounts) --------------------- 40,000.00 rve Bank --------------------35,000.00 -----......------ .----. . $673,915.29 I Pederal Reserve -93,588.85 54 a, b, c, and () :lule 23 of report -------- --.-93,588.85 ounts shown above, the amount on which t rates in excess of those permitted by .e of notes upon wvhich total charge not nie; the nunmber of such loans was none. IJounty of Clarendon, s: >ove-namedl bank, (do solemnly swear that est of my knowledge andl belief. J1. T. STUKES, Cashier. me this 6th day of January, 1921. C. WELL.S, Notary Public. AN, N- NOTICE OF~ DISCHARGE *" I wvill apply to the Judge of Pro r*- bate for Clarendon County, .on the y, 14th, (lay of February, 1921 at *11 )(l o'clock a. m. for letters of dischar'ge -- as. Adniinistrator of the Estate of r- Thomas IT. I louse, deceased. dSeward Palmer, :1- Administrator. e- St. Paul, S. C., .Jan. 12, 1921 -pd, IT'S EASY TO P IRE VENT COLDS :k Keep) the liver and kidneys In I perfect condition. They throw off to the germs antf. make colds impos r, sible----if in perfect condition. -e A correct regulator will be -found in k. DR. HILTON'S LIFE ey fo the liver and kidneys. Immediate relief is given Ia cases of constipation, indigestion ande biliousness.4 It is pleasant to take, excites a pleasant sense of wvarnmth In the nt stomach, diffusing itself through ilt the system. x- Your druggist sells Dr. Hilton's a., Life wvith a "satisfaction or money refunded" guarantee. CoIls and influenz~a are success in fully treated by using Murray's E. Iorehound Mullein an~l Tar, In conjunction with Dr. Hilton's Life.1 - Manufactured by at MURRAY DRUG CO. id Columbia, S. C.