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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-12-11
MAX ES APPEAL TO LABOR
Secretary Wilson Urges Against
Strike in Mooney Case.

Washington, Dec. G.-An appeal to
the workers Of the country no. to en-
E2Ee IN nationwide strike as pro-
test in the case of Thomas j. Mconcv,
convicted cf murder in connection with
the preparedness day explosion in San
francisco, YVES issued to day by Sec
rotary Of Labor Wilson.
In a telegram to Otto A. Hartwig,
president Of the Oregon State Fedora,
tion of Labor. the Secretary said thai
il the evidence now available is sufIi.
cicnt 20 convince jury That ".hcre
has been conspiracy to convict
lhooncy there is every probability that
he will secure new trial and have
his guilt or innocence determined by
jury in the light of the facts that
are now known to exist"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-12-11
DOCTORS SAY CALOTABS
ARE BEST FOR COLDS

According to the worlds greatest
physicians and medical experts, Gallo.
mel is the best and only dependable
remedy for breaking up a cold over
night or cutting short an attack of
sore throat, deep seated cough, infiu-
cnza or la grippe. Now that science
has purified calomel of all it's nausea
and dangerous qualities, the new kind
cf calomel, called "Calotabs" is even
more populad than the old style.
One Calotab on the tongue at the
time with a swallow Of water,-that's
all No salts, no nausea nor the
slightest interference with your diet,
work or pleasures. Next morning
your whole system is purified and re-
frcshcd. Calotabs are sold only in
original sealed packages, price thirty
five cents. Your druggist recon-
mends and guarantees Calotabs and
will refund the price if you are not
delighted with them.-adv.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-12-11
LEGISLATORS after
MORE COMPENSATION
South Carolina Officials Want Larger
Salaries.
BILL TO BE PREPARED.
General Assembly Will BE Re-
quested to Rcctify Long
Standing Wrong.

Columbia, Dec. G.-Rcalizing that
the ridiculously low salaries paid to
its public servants by the State for
the past two decades should not con-
tinuc, there was q meeting of State
officers in the office of the sinking
tund commission this morning, pre-
sided over by Governor Manning, at
which time it decided to ask the in
coming General Assembly to mater-
ally increase the compensation of the
officials of South Carolina. For that
purpose committee, composed of
Thomas H. Peoples, Attorney General
as chairman, and w. A. McSwain,
State Insurance Commissioner; S. II.
Carter State Treasurer, and NJ. j. Mil
lcT, secretary of the sinking fund
eommlSslon, was appointed to draft
q Dill for presentation to the Legis-
lature on its opening day when it con-
VcncS here January ii.
1t IS believed that, if the General
Assembly cnacts the law increasing
the salaries during the first week Of
its session and if it is signed by the
Governor before January 20, 1919. the
incoming administration can have
larger salaries. The Constitution of
1895 provides that the compensation
of State officers "shaIl be neither in
creased nor diminished during the pc
Rod for which they have been
elected" Some legal authorities in
tCrprct this as meaning that there
could be no increase aftc" the general
election in November, when the State
officers are designated.
There have been various efforts to
increase the compensation Of State Of
iiccrs during the last few years, nota-
hiy during tie last session CT the Cen
cr&I Assembly, but they always failed,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-12-11
ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL
Young Women Prisoners in Green
vile Set Fire to Beds.

Grcenvillc, Dec. 7.-Fiftccn youny.
women, confined in a large cell at the
county Jail waiting to be sent to the
Farmlngham, Mass, reformatory, to
winch they were recently sentenced
by the federal court, hatchcd n plot
to escape Friday night, with the re-
suit that at about 8 o'clock Jailer G..
l.. Jones received an alarm of fire
from the cell, and heard frantic wells
and piercing screams from the young
women prisoners.
investigation disclosed that there
actually was a fire, that the beds,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1918-12-11
Piles Cured I'm 6 to IA DAVIS

Druggists refund money IL PAZO OINTMENT falls
to euro Itching Blind Bleeding or Protrudine Piles.
instantly relieves Itching Piles, and you can get
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16


Thomas Eugene Hill 10 Chas. Fette
and Anna Fettc. Land in Bridgeport.
Consideration 81.
charles f: Schrader and wife TO
Joseph Bainbr;dSe. Land in Martins
Ferry. Consideration $40.
A. w. Carl and Rose VI. Cash to Mary
T.: isorlng Land in Flushing township.
Cons drratIoR $i2g.
Anna l.. CArmap and l.. r. Carman to
Anna +: Fowler. Land in Goshen town
ship. Consideration 81.
RnsseIl Summons and Ellen sam
mons to Mary l.. Frstnot. Land in
Mead township. Consideration 81.
ida l.;tbol!ta to Mike Malone. Land
in Martins Ferry Consideration 81.
I;r"rg" Glasgow and Ethel Glasgow
t" Bertha Patterson 81 al. Land In
Mead township. Consideration $3.50.
r. G. Williams and Clara b. Williams
70 Rossnl Summons Land in Mead
township. Consideration 81.
James Luc!l.n and Alice Luellen tn
RoSS.l Samm0rS Land in Shadysidc.
Consideration $500.
Edmond Summons and blanche Sam
mons t" EuSscll Sa;umon$ Land In
ShadySIdc Consideration 5000.
Carl l.. Dorcr u rentcn SezypinSky.
Land in Rella;re. Consideration 81.
Waldo Workman and Elizabeth Work
man 10 Finley Workman. Land in Mead
township. Consideration 81.
Eva Korncr ~ al to Waldo Workman
Land in Mead township. Considera-
ton 81.
frances F.. Burch and others to Chas
". Walters. Land IN Brllaire. ConSd-
Grafton $500.
H. u. Pratt. admir-. 70 Oscar Wright
Land in Martins Ferry. Consideration
$o4l5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
". {. {. DRIVE
GOING GOOD
Local Officials State That Everything
Has Turned Out as Desired.

The war savings STAMP drive In this
section is turning out just as local Ot'i-
Gals desired. according to statement
issued by Chairman &. a. Walden last
evening, The drive is going along line.
and sales arc increasing. The Boy
Scouts are still working with a VIII
and arc boosting sales considerably.
There are still many sales lacking be-
fore the local district goes over the
ton. but local officials expressed their
confidence OF going over the top by the
weekend.
A Wheeling official Of the drive. when
oucried as to whether down-statc OIL
Gals were coming here to assist in the
drive. stated that wheeling was cap
able Of doing her patriotic duty without
officials from other districts helping
II was rumorcd that State Federal Di-
rector Archer would come here 10 slim
ulnte greater sales. but the sales dur
inC tho past few days shows that he is
not needed here. and officials here hope
that the increased sales will continue.
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rrninr tho soldier vote TO conform with
the war department regulations. The
IN !lltar: authorities, II WAS slated, rH-
nlic2 III" impurIhnrr OF the right of SUI
frugc of more than -l.0Gu,h0O CltIZtns,
but they hold that only the simplest
form Of voting Is practicable under mill
!rIry conditions as they exist in France
Under the laws OF the Stntcs as they
now stand II will be practicable for only
Il few OF" III" states Ia obtain the votes
nf their citizens in the military service.
The Mississippi system. which permits
voting by mail it is held. lends itself most
readily TO compliance with the war de-
iartmcnt regulations. but even in this
Instance the regulations provide that
vote letters are to he subject TO mill
iary censorship. and ar" to he opened.
just rs other correspondence Is.
The regulations follow:
First. Thu war tlcpa rtmrnt will not
he responsible for obtaining VOTES. but
will assist wherever possible without IN
tcrrrrnE with military duties.
Second II will not he possible TO
take III" votes Of soldiers actually en-
gagged in military operations unless the
soldier can east his Vot" by transmit
ting an executive ballot through the
mails as ordinary correspondence.
Third. In no cas-" will the war de-
partmrnt furnish Ia states or election
officials lists Of persons who have on
tered the military service from Such
suites. Neither can the war depart
mcnt undertake. To- forward blank ballots
or other rl"ctiun forms or literature
which may b" addressed 10 soldiers in
service. However. when qualified voters
uf 4 certain state arf, known to he IN the
military service as members Of cor
tain organization. but the organiZationai
address is unknown. tho war depart
m"nt Will furnish such address upon re-
ccipt "r n request therefor from the
stat" or an election official thereof.
Fourth. Tho censorship now Imposed
upon every letter coming out Of France
cannot be waived in favor OF mailed
votes.
Fifth. Whcr" stat" laws require that
0athS be administered and certificates
made in order To validate the votes. Of
ficcrs VIII b" permitted. hut not rcquir-
I'd 10 administer such oaths and make
such certificates: provided. that this
VIII in M wa Interfere with active
military operations.
Sixth. Where Tho state laws require
IN" sending of election commissioners
tn take the soldiers votes the military
authorities will place at tho disposal OF
such comm! sSinn"rS every assistance
that is found compatible with the exig-
"n"lcs Of tn" military situation. In mos.
instances. however. il Will be impra cti-
cable In permit commissioners TO take
the vote.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16

Harry Thomas, Of East Steubcuvine,
is visiting relatives on the South Side
for several days.
raul kimmcll. Of Petersburg. was
business visitor on the South Side yes
tcrday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Peterson. Of South Chap
line street, Is visiting her parents. in
Cleveland for several weeks
Mrs. Ruttcr. Of Eoff street. who I'M
dcrwcnt an. operation at the wheeling
hospital several days ago. Is improving
very nicely.
Howard Iwr1ug. Of Chapline streer,
is a business visitor in Washington, D.
c., for several days.
Owen Brown. Of Main street. Is seri-
ously Ill at his home with pneumonia
Miss Morris, of Washington, Pa, IS
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Watson, or
South Chapline street. for several days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
|UP tn THE STATES TOPROY|DE
MEANS FOR THE SOLDIER VOTE

e WASHINGTON. July I5.--Thc Chan"-
cS ;gc very good that 4 very large ma
joriiy of the soldiers both IN cumrs III
home and abroad will mot get In vote
this year Few states hav" laws gov
"rning the matter ana few Of these are
said to crnfurIu with IN" r"EultiI"iIS ON
the voting QUESTION announced Ivy III"
adJut;lni general If tn" army.
Inquiry WIS directed :" mat. oiilc"r
by Il recent statement given "ui IN West
Virginia by Republican National '"m-
miircman Virgil l.. Highland in which
he discussed The inadc1uury If the law
in that state and suggested |" Governor
turnwell th' calling Of II special session
nf the legislature 10 pass law which
would moro surely guarantee the sol
dicrS their suffrage rights. TIL" inquiry
developed that the official regulation I"
govern tho taking nf tho soldier vote IN
The training camps in th!S country ana
in tho American cSlrditI"nary forces.
impose virtually thr entire burden of
he collection of the v0l" uy0n The Stntn
and Adjutant General Mc' ain urges that
state laws bc amended To conform T."
tho military regulation. That WAS Mr..
Highlands SUGGESTION 1" Governor
cornwrll
Although ia" war department prom
Uses IL render every pn$SIhl" assistance
to election commissions appointed 10
poll If" soldier vote. tn" restriction Is
imposed shat such asSiSiaur" Will hr
given only wh"Ii rninpaiih!" with The "N-
iSrncics of tn" military service. and the
regulations add. in most cases IL Will
be impra,'l ir:ihl" tu permit COMMISSIONS
Ia take tn" vote.
This restriction. II was explained. is
necessary In prevent the confusion
which il * believed would result from
the movements Of COMMISSIONS from all
or IA majority of III" states among The
soldiers in Europe. If Il large number
Of such commissions w"r" sent TO Eu-
rope war d"nart mcni officials said. they.
would hc obliged In travel up and down
tho haltlclinr and necessarily would
hamper military operations.
TIL. chief point made by tho adiutant
general in announcing The regulations.
was that the states should. "a far rs
possible. amend their election laws gov
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
FRENCH TRIBUTE TO
THE BRITISH SAILOR

PARIS. July 15.-rnder the caption.
Let US never forget the British sail
ors" the Paris Midi says:
Let us acclaim the American SOL
dicrs. but never forget the British Siii-
ors. without whom Germany would
continue to utter sarcastic remarks on
tho vain menace and fruitess effort OF
America. She already knows and Will
know better tomorrow all that this
menace means.
THE day when thu American army
gains tho big success To which we are
looking forward let us pay homage TO
the British sailors. those unseen and
silent conqu.rors who are guarding the
seas for'uS.
The lntransigeant comments on tie
enthusiasm with which the population
cheered tho British soldiers in yeStcr-
days parade and declares they were tho
feature OF the military review.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
DEATH FOR SIX

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. July t5.--Six
men were killed and from ton 10 fifteen
hurt some OF them seriously. when an
engine ran into three motor cars cary
ing thirty lahorers on tn" Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad near Louisa. Ky. The
dead are
PAUL. DIAMOND. Louisa. ny.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Louisa. Ky.
JACK GILLIAN, Euchannon. Ky.
HARRY LAMBERT. Buchannon. Ky.
Two unidentified men.
According to statement issued by
the division offices Of the railroad hero
the accident was caused by niSinter-
probation Of orders.
The injured arc being brought to tho
c. & Q. hospital here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
SOUTH SIDE NEWS
Surgical Dressers' Class.

Tho regular session Of the Surgical
pr"SsrrS' Class Of tn" Third Prrsbyter-
i'm church will u" held this evening In
the parlors Of the church. The time
will b" spent in sewing and knitting
for our lads in tho service and learning
IN" art mf first aid. y short business
session viii br held 1T which time many
business matters will bc transacted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
FREE LEGAL ADVICE.

WASHINGTON. July lo.--Iians for
furnishing free legal advice 70 the faruI-
lies OF nrn in tho army and navy AZ
we'll as 10 the mon themselves. ar" being
worked out by tho judge advocate Eencr
nj Of the army. the council OF National
DcfenS". the American Ted Cross and
the American Ear Association. said tho
announcement today by. tho war depart
mrnt The plans contemplate tho or
ganization OF legal committees through
out the country 70 Civ" legal aid 10 the
men and their families.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
COMPLAINT DISMISSED.

WASHINGTON. July 15.-Complaints
filed by eastern Virginia vegetable pro-
ducers with the Interstate commerce
commission, alleging that tho railroad
and boat rates on their produce via
Raltirnort. to points in the eastern hail
Of the United States were preJudiciat.
were dismissed today by the commas
sion. Preparation which the sroWers
asked on all shipments made under tho
joint rate since May 81, 1915, was re-
fused
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st, Stephens Red Cross.

The Young Peoples Red Cross society
Of the ST. Stephens church will hold
their regular session this evening IN
their rooms of the church, at which
time the evening will be spent in sew
ing and knitting for the Red Cross
chapter Of Wheeling.
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Red Cross Tomorrow.

The members OF the Red Cross So
cicty of the Second Presbyterian church
will witness their weekly session to-
morrow all day in their rooms OF the
church. Quite number OF articles
which were started last week Will be
completed tomorrow and sent TO Re"
Cross headquarters as soon as posi-
hln
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last evening in the assembly rooms OF
the church
sumner Tomorrow.

a birthday supper will be given to-
morrow evening by the members OF tns
ladies' Aid society nf the st. stephens
Reformed church. The ladies' have AZ
ranged a delicious menu for the sup
per. The rooms will be decorated in
flags and rmbicmS.
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Red Cross Yesterday.

y busy session was witnessed last
evening b? the members OF the Rcd
Cross Auxiliary OF the Chaplin" Street
Methodist Episcopal church. The even
iug was devoted In the usual Red Cross
diversions This society is composed or
tho Young ladies' If the conCrcGati"n
vino ar" interested in this special wore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16

If you want to haAe a surprise party
on Yourself take few hours of and
visit the plant OF the Sterling Products
Nnc). where cascsrets, Dandertne and
California Syrup OF Pigs are prepared
for the market.
You'll wonder what becomes Of those
thousands OF bottles and packages. tho
daily output OF the packing and finish
ing department.
And you'll be impressed with the
perfect bottling. labelling ard finishing
system. handled entirely by an army u!
young women, neatly aitired in white
caps and aprons.
These young women work under the
most satisfactory conditions - large,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16

Hayti is the twsntY-Second naNon
20 declare war on Germany. Seven oth-
rr countries hay" broken diplomatic re-
lrtinns. Germany severed diplomatic
relations with Hayti IN June. 1917. AFTER
the W"St lndENl republic had protested
agaiuS, C;rrTnlhy'S unrestricted suoina-
rinc warfare. and demanded CurnpcnSa-
non for losses to Hayticn commerce
and life TIL" Berlin foreign otncr. in
:: Statemcn: ISSUED at tho time said:
-'As the demands were couchrd in an
unusual form and Il, mand"d fulfllment
within a period which would not AL
low even t;n" for execution. tn" I'M
nrrlai governments doomed it proper 10
hand nj once tn" charge d'affaires his
m IS ports,
President D'ArrtiGucnav". in mes
sag" To III" Hayt!en congress. had rec
commended Il declaration OF war against
C;rrmnn% IN consequence nf the deaths
ri eight UayticnS on tho French steamer
Montreal whom that vessel was tor
p,docd hy n German submarine.
rh. declaration of war was not
adopted at that time. however. tho COM
mission appointed 10 study the aueS-
lion having reported that there WINS not
sufficient reason.
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Ladies' Add Meeting.

The weekly meeting Of the Ladies
Aid society Of the First Christian
church will be held tomorrow at the
social rooms Of the church The day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
Hayti Declares War
on the German Empire

PORT Az FRINGE. Hayti. July 10
Tho council of state. acting in accord
ancr with tho legislative powers given
il under the new liayticn constitution.
has unanimously voted the declaration
OF war upon Germany demanded by the
president OF Nhc republic.
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Briefs ana Personals

will be spent in sewing and knitting
for the church
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Young People's Red Cross.

Tho numbers of tho Young Peoples
Rcd Cross society Of tic Trinity Luth-
Gran church held their weekly session
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-16
PEOPLE Of WHEELING INVITED To
TRECASCARET S-DANDER|NE PLANT
Get Acquainted With This Local Industry See How
Package Medicines Are Prepared for the Market

airy rooms. plenty of bright sunlight
and everything cfran and sanitary.
Besides these faV"rahl" working con-
ditions. the women rmpl"y"S receive
liberal wages. with II haif-holiday Sat
urday afternoon and all legal holidays
are observed Each cmploye is also
allowed n weeks vacation with pay.
The management 81 III" Sterling FRO
ducts Gnc.l is very liberal in every
way and this inspires a loyalty which
is mutually advantageous.
\ guide will show you through the
various department ot factory any day
during working hours. Como any time
and SEQ the hustling cheerful workers
engaged in bottlinc. labelling. wrapping
and preparing the Sterling Products for
the market.
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W. W. Club.


Marriage Licenses.
John, Renning and Susanna PitterS,
both OF Martins Ferry.
Harry &. Bradley and Lula e. Fan
doiph. both of Flushing.
Frank Mihrlclc und Rose Nidmor'
both Of Blaine
William hobart Neal and Sarah
Lillian Rowsou. both Of Bellaire.
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Domestic Science room Of the school
house on Thursday afternoon at .!
o'clock. Miss kora Lane, Il graduate OF
the Thomas School of Domestic Science
of Detroit. will demonstrate IN" max
ing OF war bread. All ladies are cor
daily invited to be present.
W. W. Club.
The members Of the ". w. Club will
be entertained by Mrs. Edward Berry 1T
her homo on West Main street. this eve
ming Knitting will b. the principal d.
version Of the evening.
4 number from this place arc attend
ing the old fashioned camp meetings
which AR. being held ~ Miners Grove
west OF town. this week.
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DR.. ,Caldwell'S
Syrup Pepsin
The Perfect LaxatiUe
Sold BY Druggists Everywhere
SO cts.- (5ai sss) $1.00

Quickly corrects disorders of the intestinal
tract, relieves the congestion and restores nor
NAL regularity. 1t is gentle in action and does
not grippe. A trial bottle can be obtained by
writing to DR.. w. B. Caldwell, 458 Washington
St, Monticello, Illinois.
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Cooking School.
\ cooking sra""l viii h. opened IN the