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The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
Reporter Takes Issue
With Leak Probe
Testimony
SAYS SECRETARY
SPOKE OF MARKET
BrOther-in-Law of the
President Asks
Apology

WASHINGTON, Jan. io.-The
first contradictory testimony
Of the note leak prob~ same sS>
day when Archie Jameson,
state department reporter for
the Central Neews, IN deserb-
ING how Lansing gave tie news
paper men the confidential tip
on the note. said.
Secretary Lansing had said
he was giving Us the informs-
ton because he did not want Il
to come back IN parbled form
from abroad and injuriously az
feet the market"
Rep. Lenroot then read Sec
retary Lansing's testimony TO
the effect that he had not had
the market in mind" when he
gave the tip 10 and imposed Sc
ereey upon the reporters.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
HINTERLITER
FOUND GUILTY

OLNEY, H.. Jan. 10-The jury in
the case of Roy Hnterllter, charged
with The "air bubble" staying Of
Elizabeth Ratcliffe, returned yeI
dict OF guilty OF manslaughter al
4:l5 this morning. after II hours
deliberation
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
Forty Officers Drown
OFF Port of Corfu,
Is Assertion
RUMANIANS ARE
FORCED NORTH
Russian Attacks Near
Riga Repulsed,
Says Berlin
rop,,s' wan MOVES

Indication that the .iiic- are
contemplating some new move in
the uaik reinforce
m~nt. OF t.~h. >srratt's hscedou-
ian army comes In several moves
Ia the war game today.
ser,tre of nm uitimafun, upon
srcecr--the conditions Of which
uifirnatum are spparrntt, about te
he mt by sr~ece--was nppnrcntIN
decided upon ~ the Rome con
ference ~ the brst step IN max
IuE secure the Allies position out
of ~al.nikr.
nde taking OF powerful Of
frpsisc In the rnikan> would. ~
o. pointed out. come timeiN
and effective move now. With
widespread reports of unrest In
Au~tro- Hungary. u miEht also
relieve some OF the menace of
the Gertnn thrust toward hussia
from Humsnia. Now.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
New Orleans Entries
rOn TuIRsDAl.

First Ra ct-2- year-olds. selling.
furIonRs Tantalier. no. Paul A. van
no Napon. no Tampa lmp). 100
shade. inI NMildr Il Eiirata i0e
Second Eace-Thc Hopeful prrs
for O., ear-oids. . furlongs aSan.
scrit. no. aSp"ar Lance. ii". Whtrl
ing Uun. 10. TioEa 10. kultur. 10
Miss Represent i05. sandy Lad. 10
Elroy. no. ,aJohnson and Billing
entry
Third Race 3-Near- r-olds and ur
selling furlongs Foemen. il2
Stilly Nisht. i0e. I.eiaioha i0s 30
ther H.. lle, captain Ben. li2. MAR
gerry 100, John Douglass 10 lugot
110
Fourth Race 2-year-olds and up
selling. furionRs Lord Marshal
1925 Huda $ Brother. III. Green Woo
I1S. Words ~ Wisdom. lO2 Rhv
mer, 49, Aunt LIZ. iQt Sister Sue'.
if3 ArJa zon. ll5. Korfhage, ~"
Merchant. l01.
Fitth Race selling handicap @.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

(StGf Correspondent Detroit Times)
LANSING. Mich. Jan. 10.-Up-
holding OF the Webb Kenyon law by
the United States supreme court
makes no difference whatsoever In
regard 20 the Michigan prohibition
legislation situation. in the opinion
OF the Anti Saloon league attorneys
in session here on the kind OF laws
that, in their opinion. Will carry on;
the verdict OF the people last No
yembor for tate-widc prohibition.
The webb Kenyon law DECISIONS
chief function is in making absolute
ly effective state laws governing the
liquor trafiic. they hold. At this
time Michigan has no prohIhitive
laws and the Webb Kenyon Law
decision becomes inn ortant only
when such laws are enacted.
AS stated In The Times yester.
day The Anti Saloon league leaders
do not believe that bone dry" pro
hibition laws can be made at this
time which are certain to pass the
Test of constitutionality hence the
faNnring OF stringent measures
which approach. but do not reach,
the bone dry class.
Following an all-day session ~
IN, league attorneys Tuesday. Attor-
ncy Edwin Rawdcn. Of the Michi-
gan state league. was delegated -
prepare and issue for this after
noon press. statement that would
make the leagues position clear,
many persons having become very
muddlcd In their conception of u
because of the Webb. Kenyon law
decision The statement follows
UContlnaed on rnge Tvob
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
THAW NOW
ON WAY TO
SURRENDER
Says He'll
Give Self Up in
New York

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. TO-
Harry Kendall Thaw is now on
his way TO New York and will
probably surrenuer to the su-
thorities Of the Empire State for
trial on an Indictment charging
that he kidnapped and brutaIly
whipped Frederick Gump. Kan
tas City youth, at the McAlpin
hotel In that city.
That was the declaration short.
~ after noon OF Stephen Stone,
Thsw's attorney.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
Race Results and Entries

yenr-plas aud up. mile Iicrbort
TcWplr. l12 julia J.. Iu6 MADAME
HERMANN. JOG. Jem. lVi, Wlseman
jog
SIXTH Race 3-ycar-olds and Up,
selling miit chad Baford. ll3, Pete
lus. 900 Clara Morgan. 1903, NAnN-
ietF lpt. col AicNab l05. NPctlar
llmpl. 9N
SEVENTH Race year-olds and up.
selling d.. miles. Triste. il2, xMcn-
Do Park. 10f ChiNator. l05. Billic
Baker. l1- Agon ll2. Nlittle Bigger.
100 Emma stuart. loi NNodelcs, ll2.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear, track fast
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
Br ]. p. YODER.

CSidf Correspondent URitcf Press }
WASHINGTON. Jan 10 n. w
boiling, brother Of President VII.
fon's wife. first witness before the
house note leak Investigating com.
mluee today demanded an apology
from Representative Wood for bring
ing his name into the leak probe
MY name has been mentioned in
connection with the leak. have
nothing TO say except that whoever
Continued on Pare T>vo)
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
Opposition to BOne-Dry
Measure Unchanged
by Court Decision
"PEOPLE VOTED
TO GUST SALOON"
"Wets Back Rigid Pro-
hibitiOn," Says
Statement

JACKSON. Miss, Jan. TO-
Gov. 5ilho announced this after
noon that he would call an extra
cession Of the Mississippi legis-
lsture N a day CT two 10 pass
an absolute prohibition law.
The United States supreme
court decision sustaining the
Webb Kenyon Law prompted the
governors action.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
THE WEATHER

Detroit sud ,icinitSi cdnssday
night snow nurrtcs aud colder With
cold ~aNes lowest about zero. Thurs
dnN fnir md continued coldt fresh
strong northwest winds.
Iower NichlGani snow nurries and
colder tonight with cold wave IN
south portIon. Thursday fair. con
tinu~d coidt strong north and north
west winds.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

kENOSHN wis Three men are
under arrest here CHARGED with pui
gne kerosene iu the food served ~
fhe ice cuiin. camps here Thc}
deny they are ] W VS.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
Famous Old Scout
Loses Last Game
Fight
PASSED ALLOTTED
THREE SCORE TEN
Led Life Filled With
Brave Deeds and
Adventures

DENVER, Colo. Jan. l0.-Nm. +,
(Buffalo Bid. is dead. The noted
plainsman and scout bIeathed his
last al 1905 p. IN. today aud with
his passing IL seemed 20 the thon
sands OF friends who had closely
followed the fight for life as the
last vestige of the Old west. the
wild and woolly' west, had passed
with him.
Uraemic poisoning which set in
yesterday. was the immediate cause
OF Col Cody's death. Or East stated.
All OF Col. Cody ; relatives and
several friends and oldtime asso-
ciates were AT The bedside when he
died.
Col Cody win b. buried in Den
yer. il was announced THIS after
noon.
Two days before his death Buffalo
Bill himself knew mat the end was
only a ~matter of hours But the
grim old pioneer. schooled 10 forti-
tude. never wavered Cheerfuly he
discussed his coming death with rel
ptives. lie even MADE plans for his
funeral and insisted on playing
cards with his sister. lie met death
as he met squarely and with.
out fiinching He was conscious
thruout his long sickness until a few
hours before the END.
Mule driver pony express driver,
stage driver, scout. soldier. hunter,
showman--are few OF the occupa-
tions embraced in the picturesque
career of Colonel William Frederick
Cody. better known thruout the
world as Buffalo Bill" From The
day that his father was killed in q
fight that gave bloody Kansas" its
name. William r Cody was never
idle.
Col Cody was born in Scott com
ty. Iowa. Feb 2s. 1876. Al the age
of l5, already a man in size and
strength he had been hcrder. mes
senger and stage driver and had
won b name as p dead snot and a
horseman with few equals Under
Cen. Albert Sidney Johnston he saw
his first Indian lighting Tn" civil
war found him priva,e in the
Seventh Kansas cavalry. an active
"Jayhawker' regiment, and for more
Than ten years after the close of the
war he saw service. first as scout
and later As chief of scouts. In the
indian wars. His commanders in
cluded Gems Sheridan. sherman.
Miles. Custer. Carr. Cook. Ord and
Fry All the famous Indian fighters
OF the period 7, was wnen he was
chief OF scouts under Gen Cook
that he won fame by killing in
single combat the Indian chief. Vel
low Hand knife against tomahawk.
In 1867 he won his title OF "Buf
ialo Bill" II was then that a gang
OF 1000 men were laying the tracks
OF he Kansas Pacific across the
plains and were famishing for fresh
meat Cody volunteered 20 furnish
the meat and in rs months. with his
horse Brigham and his favorite
breech loader. 1Lucretia Borgia." hc
killed $3.50 bison.
Between times he was deputy
sheriff, Justice OF. the peace in a
turbulent Nebraska town and served
tConfinued on PsRe Twol
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
kEATIMc'S Death SHOCKS CITY
BARRETT TO HEAD
CONVENTION MEN

PEORIA. H., Jan. 10. Lee Bar
rett. OF Hetroit. wa elected prosi-
dent of The Association of Eureau
Managers today. Buffalo was select
cd az the next convention city
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
- I,It.lrI.nAIInI-N

Highest temperature this date in
the past 80 years. ~ In ISOo. inOo.
1907 and 1918 lowest. ~ below zero
In 1874.
ope year aEo todnyi Uighe~t tem-
pcrature. ftt lowest. 3Oi mean. ~
cioudH weather With 90 inch 90 rain.
The sun sets Wednesday NJ si2o y.
nv. mud rises Thursday 80 1850 %.
The moon rises "Wednesday 80 1850
y.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

CHICAGO. Jan t0-- Luther n
Bradley well known wsparerman
and cartoonist on the Daily News
here. died today.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

BERLIN. via Ssyville Wire
less, Jan. io.--An italian sub
marine destroyer was recently
sunk OF Corfu with an army
staff on board the Official Press
Bureau stated today. quoting the,
BasIer Anzeiaer.
The Press Bureau said seven
naval and 80 army officers were
lost. The same newspaper was
quoted by the official press bu.
resu as authority for the story
that an engagement between a
French armored cruiser and an
Italisn auxiliary cruiser or ;a-
night Of Dec. p had resulted in.
numerous dead and wounded
BERLlN. Via Sayvillc Wireless
Jan 10 German forces have gain
cd footing on the left bank OF TIT
Putna river. in Rumania. and ha,'
continued on Page rwob
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

tSHTNGTON. Jan. iO.---Nn
Idea of the cnrr/stncsS with
which the CONG ~ionni | nion
for NOmnn suffrage Intends to
40 Into Its pickering Of the
White House came this afternoon
when " was announced the 81
lent -cntinel~ would he Eraduails
Increased uutiI 5000 viii he sur
rounding the executive mansion
grounds %, inauguration dnS.
March >.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

WAYNE HoTEL CtB.RI:T
Dpenfnp Saturday night ~ $40 Re-
mod Hnlrrtainers and Novelty Or
hcstra.s Adv.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

Prtrting--the piain nest kInd-thrt
O. rfsht--Times Job Depts--MsfB <a7e.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

INDIAN Ind.. Jan. to.-<
Detroit detective. todsN arriN ed
here e. return With Nrrn Miison-
alias Homer Jack son. Who 80
capped from - courthouse vindoss
iu Detroit Dee. -. where he had
heer sentenced to serve ave tesr~
IN prlson. Wilson was sentenced
for hoiding up Thomas L. Datch-
cr, Of Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

PrintinE-the pain neat ktnd-thst
IL right-Times Job Dept-MnIn $50.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10
worm snoIcE on B,rHINc

hpt W 'hoIt v bf utlNIN6
should hr tho WAYNE Hotel Mineral
and Turkish BATHS Tor Men and Wo-
mon. open day and night. Expert at
fendanfs Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

NASHtNGTON Jan. In.--Oue 90
the chief reasons for the Aliled
conference ~ Rome was to dis
cuSS Itnly'~ claim 80 t~rritor, on
the eastern shore gf the AdrfHtic
sen, according Ca official reports
20 this government today.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

LOONING1ON. Iii.. Jan. Ia
The killing of Thomas Ho~e~. ~.
vcritby retired farmer. earl, to-
had. had startling sequel this
afternoon when his son Robert.
Iodged IN inil here a- his fathers
slayer, ~truuEird himself 30
dcnth with pair OF >uspender-
in his cetl.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-10

pI1"TsHt RtN. m. Jan. To-
The J'ift~burEh police toda, re-
fused natIs g. arrest either tfar-
~ Is. Ihuv Ur George o'HsrDe.
his secrrtnrs. until copies % the
Indictments found against the
Sfwo men in Nrw York have been
FecsiA cd. S.-Lrc nridGr. Aecre-
tnrs 90 Supt. of Police Noble
Matthews. 80 wired the New ork
authorities following receipt 81
tcIegrnm asking tbe Pittsburgh
police 90 apPrchrud tie fugttiNe-.
tSIIINGTON Ian. tn.--rhe
Sfnfr department todH, instruct
- Aug ricun thnrEr forkrr Rf
veNico ct, and american Con-
suI n Niilinn~ nt san Luis F0tp~i.
60 immrdlnfpi, inNe-tiAHte the
death ~ Isul~ D'Antin. Mexican
sfnbn--, atfarhe. who died sud
d~nfH white ACCOMPANY Ann
bnssador trredoudo to MeNtco
city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-22
Taken To \sylunn.

'..A. lo Do OrId
'LikEMORE Okla. Feb 2l-
Mr' Nrllic Roe OF Chelsea was am
IH'sday odildged insane by the Ror.
'fS county insanity board and was
taken 10 Nlnlta on Wednesday morn
ms where she was placed I'm the
oklahoma insane asylum.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-22
DROUGHT KILLS STRAWBERRIES
shortage Of Delicious Fruit Thi, Sea.
son l. Predicted.

p -.l. tH To IT orIG
D0-LINSNILLE. Okla. Feb. 2l-
ifNiH Robinson gives out the irfor.
nation that his strawberry farm west
= tniI.1Nille has been killed ont
aui'ns the drought OF this winter.
Sira" berries will not be enjoyed by
iH.se tfa' relish the juicy fruit In
tolirvll, this spring unless the,.
arc shipped in from other sections of
tho country Tho farmers win not
bring g. this CITY homegrown straw.
berries.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-22

'lIl'AGo. Feb 2l-Jmmy Archer.
he victorian catcher of thn ,.hi,.g,
Nationals who declined to slcn a lgI-
'nutr1ct has boon given permission To
tade himself, Ii Nas announced TO-DAY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-22

from distance. however. lust ono
fuund and one more aimircT OF
Chick Evans viii h. made.
Canscrip,.on among The baseball
PLAYERS has been advocated by John
s..H-Tener q 90. Which II .t ever
.eF@i 'p-d. would enable Connie.
Mack's lads 10 take "a lon- layof. Tas
are limit is Is.
Reading The roster u m American
fs-lciatou 1a.l club this wear &. Ike
looking over the mems Bible c'4s,
Axe prefcH.nat.s
Things that never happen: Mime.
anon, ha- signed voung.tcr for 4
u|out tIi> wear,
A. @ matrimo1el bureau Jiriui,
.ahar would make q hl, Trule
has them any pre- and Of divers -7p1.
h.li'les down ar Pittsburgh
Miner Brown may go 70 Colur,-
Hs O. p1Stimc with Joe Tinker Vow
that II IS started Joe VIII likely de-
Clare Columbus as Federal less-le
headquorters
Inasmuch rs -hc, bad tie lor.a.-
.rp = the wear The Cubs have alr.4f,
boarded raititr for the trof-tr-
amp and Fred Mitchell and his 20
.e-"s VIII spend the next three w,cl,
eN cling under the solar beauties 1f
NJ golden state. With several hav
''tyers' altho not an cvcessiyr mum.
''r of come Of last year's roster. TIE
'Dr,iy ana scranpy Fred will attempt
my of tho bog of Chicleo'. disf,vo-
M place them on an -rf-.f f...t...
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-22
ALEXANDER REFUSES
TO JOIN PAT MORAN
Big Pitcher and George
Whitted Only Holdouts
on PhilIy Ciub.
BJ TIITIN

fIiILADIIPHIA Fcb. 2f-6roycr
''''Iand hcNand-r. star pitcher of
the Philadelphia Nationals, ro1,v
-isnod a twn-ycar contract \ com.
""mi~" ~ the ~tl1ry difference. b..
t"''n h",andcr and the club Wa
ra'h"I at 8 conference. VIM. tb,
isnr'- were not made Iriblir. IL W..
aid auth"ri'athcN that AIc,,ndor
tho high,>t-pald pitcher. lie L,d -.
iu~'d SIu.OnO q Ncar d,pl,rtug ti,,,
uhl',> hc wa paid $4,000 hc ,,ouII
quit baseball
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-22

Golf i increasing i'm popuI,ri,, T.,
IulNa every daN and the grand ,i.,
T"''h game promises to be- onr Of
'h' main sources Of amuscmcnt o,,I
rFrcaticn in this city hi, >umm.,
Iur>uing the diminutivc snhnrni,i
a'ount an ciehtv-acrc field may nor
i"'k like any considerable cNcitcp,rn,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-22

copyright. 1917. by II. e. p
Trade Mark Reg l.. S. P.+ ...
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-22
News and Views of
S P O r T
By "Germ any" Williams

u i'n't thc original co>t T., n
ul keep. IHn>iance 3. CHRISTINE.
saving club account
i-.ter Alexander remains as se- .n-
-.+."- s'. .ra-e gen ..r. Good
'-.-'F days -r-.. ,a- season 9teu-.
2te-ct u. ~, srI. The s.v ,--.
'r-!-- 81 Fa;-l.fs tay whom tie
inir- stores wi. do rush ig~l-
.-~s % green r--kti-s and shsmroc.s
e.s| ne Hr~-.r- las of the Ken
'-.- Basketball '0lrnaucn,
non puhb >ANs that a good sour
>'f"he and pair of spat> doc,n't al
NaN- make gentleman.
Roger Hre-sahan is making a--en.
'Tai house cleaning THIS thing ~
no -'.-- an old mans home ggt
j. gers itsN 'n 70 tl!e. space ~ time.
.!ef- NcGr4v believe. tb,,
H.i1!e I.te-, has STAGED q com.
..s N.rr 'h- "a. rr..-rio,..
Ee.-la- - cover -ta .-t-3 i,a
" '-4s troubles ul only De ir-
n the event Of ,ear Christ,
ia""s9n difficulties uolId b.
-'eA an added Impetus just east yo..r
.iD- 0I That Cincinnati roster ami
".rse'f d. Won would Ike 10 l.,!
--ril AGAINST the kaiser
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-22

Things that never happen: Mime.
al1IiN ha~ -iencd - young.tcr for 1
tyout tlIi> wear.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-07-18

Mrs. Walter Wells of Florence is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Shelby Davis.
ABRAMS WANTS $4,000 LBS. OF
SCRAP IRON FOR NEXT TEN
DAYS AT 4Oc PER HUNDRERA
Mr.. A. Goldstein returned home Fri
day from the northern markets.
Mr.. Livingston, of Charleston, has
accepted a position at Katzoff's Bar
gain Store.
FOR SALE-About twenty bushels
sound mixed peas.
Weinberg's Grocery.
Whooping cough is taking the town,
and there should be some way of
checking this epidemic.
Miss Laura Jenkins of Conway is
visiting Miss Lucy johnson in Man
ming.
ABRAMS WANTS $4,000 LBS. OF
SCRAP IRON FOR NEXT TEN
DAYS AT 4Oc PER HUNDRED.
Mud Singing is popular pastime
with those who are themselves made
of mud.
FOR SALE-About twenty bushels
sound mixed peas.
Weinberg's Grocery.
Hon. Charlton DuRant left Monda!
night for Charleston, where he argued
a case yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rogers ar
spending the week at Fair Bluff, N
c., the home of Mr.. Rogers
WANTED 100000 pounds O
tobacco brought to Manning this sea
son.
Miss Trella Brockinton of Cowar
is the guest of Misses Helen Boge
and jamie Wilson.
ABRAMS WILL PAY 4Oc Pc
HUNDRED FOR ALL KINDS O
SCRAP IRON FOR NEXT TEI
| DAYS.
| The Harvin Motor Co. have install
| ed an upholstery and top department
| If your car needs new covering
| painting, ETC., this is the place
! take it. Mr.. G.. E. Windham, Of Sun
ter, will have charge Of this depar
ment. He is an experienced man, ha'
ing served five years with the Rov
land Buggy Co., and he guarantee
all his work. Phone No. 6.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-07-18

FOR SALE-Shingles, Corn and
oats. Manning Meat Market.
Miss Madaline Shope is the guest
of friends in Greenville.
Mr. w. II. Trescott of Charleston is
visiting relatives in Manning.
The New Idea Cos. big sale opens
tomorrow.
Miss Brogdon, of Brogdon, is visit
ing the Misses Erwin in Manning.
Ex-Clerk of Court Shealy Of Lex
ington spent Sunday in Manning.
Mr.. A. Abrams has returned from
the northern markets.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-07-18

Miss Grace Pack, of Greenvillc, was
the guest of her college mates Misses
Helen Boyer and jamie Wilson sew
eral days last week.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-07-18

Mr.. F. P. Burgess left Monday fol
Wilmington for a few days.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-07-18


is as big as any place and the prices
are right. Free air station. Harvin
Motor Co., Phone No. 6.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Thomas was operated on last
week in Florence, and came home
Monday evening.
DR.. Oscar w. Nettles of Jordan has
received his commission as first lieu
tenant in the army and expects to be
called any day.
Supervisor Kelly is criticised by
some of course, but in our opinion he
is doing some excellent work on the
roads, and before long we will have
some fine driveways.
Misses Vada Putnam and Rosebud
Shearer who had been visiting Miss
Madaline Shope, have returned to
their homes in Fountain Inn and
Greenville.
ABRAMS WILL PAY 4Oc PER
HUNDRED FOR ALL KINDS OF
SCRAP IRON FOR NEXT TEN
DAYS.
Patronize the Manning Tobacco
Market. 1t will pay you as no other
places will pay higher prices than
here. By selling your tobacco in your
home county you are helping it and
eventually helping yourself.
| Mrs. Marie Nimmer received tcle-
gram Monday announcing the serious
illness of her mother in Charleston
and she left on the evening train fo,
her bedside.
We have secured a big lot O.
Mansfield and Federal Tires. Thes'
tires were bought before the last biz
advance and will be sold at the OLE
Iprices. Guaranteed for five and ST:
thousand miles. Harvin Motor Co.
Phone No. 6.
The tobacco warehouses open to
morrow. Bring your first load t
Manning, and the prices will be S
gratifying that you will continue t
come.
Joseph NJ. Chandler, the Sumte
Clothier, announces his annual Jul
Clearance Sale in this issue. Rea
his adv. on page and note the man
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-07-18
FOR SALE-About twenty bushels
sound mixed peas.
Weinberg's Grocery.


Weinberg's Grocery.
McCollum Bros, Of Sumter, have an
adv. on another page In this issue !
which should interest everyone who is
anxious to save money. 1t is bona
fde offer.-adv.
Died at Olanta las Friday, Eula
May, the three-year-ol daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. r. David.
ABRAMS WANTS $4,000 LBS. OF
SCRAP IRON FOR NEXT TEN
DAYS AT 4Oc PER HUNDRED.
Mrs. S. Oliver O'Bryan and children
left last Friday for Sullivan's Island.
They will be gone several weeks.
Mr.. Louis Levi who has been visit
ing here for the past two weeks has
returned to his home in Abbeville.
Mr.. Eugene Beard, foreman of the
Wateree Messenger at Camden, spent
Sunday in town.
WANTED-Cord Wood. Give prices
per cord F. o. B. shipping station,
name of shipping station, and number
of cords that can be furnished in the
next six months. Write at once to
L. j. Mcconnell, Talladcga, Alabama.
Read McCollum Bros. adv. in this
issue-then go to Sumter and buy
pair of SLIPPERS from them and save
a dollar.-adv.
Quite crowd of young ladies and
gentlemen from Lake City drove over
on the 4th and attended The Pastme
Theatre.
ABRAMS WILL PAY 40c PER
HUNDRED FOR ALL KINDS OF
SCRAP IRON FOR NEXT TEN
DAYS.
Mrs. E. G. Gross, who was reported
as having typhoid fever last week, j:
able to be out again. The report wa:
a mistake.
Misses Irma, Corinne, Sarah Ellcl
and Master Carol McKelvey left Mon
day to visit their grandmother il
Greenvile.
Eyes Examined Glasses Fittct
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-07-18

When you are in need of Auto
Supplies come and see us. Our stock
is as big as any place and the prices
are right. Free air station. Harvin
Motor Co., Phone No. 6.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-07-18

McCollum Bros, of Sumter, have an
adv. on another page In this issue
which should interest everyone who is
anxious to save money. 1t is bona
fde offer.-adv.