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New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
New Orleans Results

First race (for t~o-year-olds, maiden
colts and ge!dings,; puTse 500. five s.uTr-
and to 2. won The Moor ITO (stacl<).
Is 20 /. to and TO @ second Score
MY 10 rPonce) to to and "a, g .,
nell Iainer and Rape O the Lock also ran.
Second race tfor three year-olds, claim
ing purse 500; five and a half furiongs)
-Ragazza' III N'once), to 2. TO and
to 70 won: Wild Flower ia (Murray).
~ to /. to and to :. second Beau
Erunmel II, l0s OF. Burko), ; 20 J. TO
Boy spartan Boy. Plain Bill pewaukee
and Olive James also ran
Third race Cfor three -year-olds: claim
ing purse 500 five and half furlongs)-.
Ablaze, III (Stack). II To 10 to and
~ . TO ana to .. second, Lovers
Lane H. los (Buxton), 10 /, to and
Mi4iau. ON High, John r. Roche and Dinty
also ran.
Fourth race Nor two-year-olds. claim
lnF PURSE S'oG, nye anH half fur'9ns
3 to /, won. Iona, 10 Gunsford) 6 to i,
t. . and to g. second; Machine Gun
ner (NborD, 70 I, to and To- 5.
dine, Charles A. Byrne. SALESMAN. celtic
Lass Mary Erp, Runmic and High Wave
also ran.
F'h Tsee Qe5 rss-ysar,ods ana Yp
out won A y. Akin i0s Guusford) 6 to
s. TO and to 4, second. louneed. l0S
tFonce) t. !. to ana to 5. third.
Tim, u -. Coiumhis mn, General
Hais ana Panaman also n
Sixth race tfor three -a r-olds and up
ward ill!"s and mares purse 500. claim
ing one mile and h)--Daha-
biah II. III 'TayloD. to 2 to and
out won; Betsy. l07 'BarretD s to l.
; to ! ana even. second She Devil 10g
tPonce). 10 /, to / and T. 10 third
Time. so 3. Nab. Benecia and Will
gan also ran.
seventh race Cor three -year-old. and
upward claiming purse s7oN one mile
ana seventy yards) )-Merohant. l0o
lSmtthl. to to and even, won
GlspwcU. lD3 (PonCe) to l. even and
I to 2, second Spcedster lo4 (Moonoy)
to !. TO and 70 5. third Time
80 10. Highland Lad, Paddy Dear. Miss
NalIIpOls also r~n.
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100000 for Track House

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Nov 29.--It
was announced here to-day that s1o3, 900
has been p. ICED by Pennsylvania
State alumni - the erection Of a new
track house, or sth etc dormitory and
training quarters, for the purpose of
housing allSvarsity athletes. An at
tempt will be made to start work on
the new structure next spring.
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belmont Loses 40 Chanev

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %. - Andy
young 'Chaney, Of Baltimore, defeated
Gene belmont, of Memphis, in tame
eight-round bout here tonight Johnny
Mealey, Philadelphia. outpointed Fl eddy
Reese, New York, in fast eight. ..ound
foht
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Johnny Dundee Willie jackson Box 15-Round Draw
India to Enter Team
For Daris Cup in 1921

nELHI, India, Nov. 2e.-The COM
mittee of the All-India Lawn
Tennis Association to-day decided
to enter team to play for the
Davis Cup in 1921. This will be
the first time that India has formed
a team to compete for the lawn
tennis classic
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
McCOv Defeats Rcddv

Benny Mccoy, veteran featherweight
OF Baltimore, received the judges de-
cision over Battling Reddy, Of New
York, in fast twelve-round bout be-
for large crowd at the Brighton Box
ing Club of Staten Island last night.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
Rather Wins at Rochester.

ROCHESTER, y. Y, Nov. -Augic
Rather Of New York, defeated Jackie
Clarke, of Allentown, Pa. here tonight
in d fftecn-round bout Ratnc. carried
the fight after the third round and had
Clarke holding frequently in the clos
ing rounds. Rather weighed 1874, Clarke
lIS nOurdS
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30
Cards to Train in Texas

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2q-The St Louis
Nationals Will train at Orange Tex, it
vas announced to-day. Pre- season
games will be arranged with the Phia-
de'phia Americans, who Will train at
Lake Charles, La
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30

TIE T ) oREILIN STORAGE WARE
house e.. formerly OResly Nr1thsr
25S to -si s. Nicholas Age-To Mss
> Aaron. Ms 4 N Ackar 4 AL -maa,
Ms g. Ainatile. g. =, Baldwin Mss O.
Barton Als7 E,he laV-er. Nts NJ Nera-
,p''" VI et ftanh E:oNnsf. Mrs g..
snrlette. Nrs Mn Dhatnlan. SIR. ana or Ms
III Cook. Mrs. tieo VI Cralg BIZ.
cum nshafn. Dalv Miss J. Deegan
Albert q. lard Mildred Robinson Gooahcari
ar II o. an, or Ais II ''ritrths. Jghn Z.
Helman. Mrs Hetts NJ Huber. Miss T. c
ho MS Mrs J. KarssIk. James Lacey
SeAal'i llfnl'nfe Co.. asco'nt of James
l.see> cafhel ne ienihan Fred Lodsnr
TO" 9e "o,a5 ". ~. - X; Ha} mon. Inona. Felix SCI ..
Si'h s'an Julia Thomas. Thomas Tourney.
Ms VI I}0i4: = II Van .iai7e- ,fr-
r. u M,ea'h.ra.i, NJ susan r Il. WI
Yam 81 ZACH OF yo1 are hereby notilef
rha, the t.me for the psyruer, of HIS
'i len nNnr fne property herelaa r. a..
''7@ tea HAVING eNlired. after Jie no-t-
in'ir'f Aa- '''r 10 you ths f,r v.n
Goods. Fersei.ai l-ife0-S and Mercnanii.s
'ti-l il ti Nat and
@.i'"f NH-5 tot ia Whiah go. claim -n
ta ne sold ~ &pA.i0 Auction ac-
go. Ing (" ii-' 81 such cases 'n.4r
anl provided. at t-clr :" Il. D.. il.'..--1 oss r.
2eF ri aalas Ase. Borough of Mannat-
'ar. CITY NJ New York on Ta.sia. m
ine }0. ai4laei i4th, 1890. ~ 80 50 o'cI0,k
rhi '- ~ eefiin each succeeding TICS,
io iiif sfi- 'ifflr ami Place ur-Il ne
,a-e IL eYia2ist"- .y Dauie- x. Kennedy
THE T j o'REIiLY STORAGE WARE
i-t 80 tp. MEM YORK. NDNLM-
nfk aetn 1920
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic
Miscellaneous

CLERKS AND TYD1sTs WANTED
NETROPOLlTAN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
Girls 1s years Of age and over
Hours 70 $50 O'Clock
Saturdays 2 to IL o'clock
uncheons served fra
Salary TO start $500
abilities 4 clerks reviewed each six
months Those of average ability should
oc receiving from SIS to SIS per week
after the second review. The variation Is
tue to difference in clerical work.
Free classes conducted in Typewriting.
stcnography and Dictaphonc Operating.
Apply in Person between and 4:3O o'clock
Room 5OGs Metropolitan Building
Madison Ave. Cat 23d ST. New York City,
INSURANCE broker desires policy exam
iuer, must be experienced and familiar
With exchange rules, state salary. d l62,
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-30

SUPREME COURT or THE STATE Of
>ew .iis. UNITY ot >ew Iark NARY
- u hLll. ~ al. Fiairtifs - My
r. ljttA WILLIAM HArKETr and
-i-l- -i-N ~ hf-IT -is w4fe 81 A. De
e' II its
ly T ft sB '' 3. NAMED nrFENT7A ETs-
ipt At.E HEREBY 81 NNDNED 10 an
SN l-" com l.aint in tli- acton and to
SCI d copy Of your answer yn TIE Pain
RS AttosDey within twenty days after
it-e service OF tiis s1i7tlons eElla4..s u
ne day ~ service. and IL case af 4slir
al -r0 10 sfprar lr aisyyer. JUDGMENT VIII
10 t"Aea against you boy default for The re-
'ei ein@nia' - tAe complaint.
ia '0l Nes York. ieDer 25th 1920
- Ms r.. DIf.DHS
a -itess. i5t Nassau Street. Rorolg1 a.
12nnattar cts ~ Ney York
10 II lllAI AAl-.f.TI and ELLEN
FAtrs-fi his We
i-- for. going s.nfnr.s is served rpon
you ny ptri.f alton. pursuant 10 81 or4e~
g.; u George M4lsu. Jus.ce o.
-e 9npreint Court Of th- STATE of ~ew
9rk ~e,ec 'ar I'd Gay e Octotes teee
al n.et WITH tre eoTnplalrt i'm ne ofrCe o.
.rt * tn- cour.5 @: Ner, Y. ~
our' House. in tts i0rc .gh
~ nnaital. C.ty. County and SAFE O.
Dated %en York O,.oher 25,n. 1920
Attorney Tor Plain,.ns - nassau S,-4et
@orou~h Of Manhattan. New York City
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Multigraphing
Pianos and Musical Instruments
L mbreIias

USEFUL HOLIDAY GIFTS Fine sle
twbreilas aN coiors, $50 reduced froia
SO 40 Dom throw Your old umbrellas
aWat-we repair them. Jncle sam ID-
hre!la Shop. rs West 45th ST.
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Miscellaneous

ADV ANTAGEOTS 1'NI S1'Ar. OFFER
Several fne Oriental pea-l neclcl.css
MATTIER & Co $50 Firth ave
Telephone .229 Fitzroy.
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ST IMMONS

Aew York. County OF New York
CHARLES q. BAGMANN Plaintiff. against
MACK sen NrTT. Defendant. Summons.
To THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YDt ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint in this action and to
serve copy of your answer on the Plain
;!N's Attorneys within twenty days after
the service Of this summons exclusive o.
The day os service, and in case OF your
iaiiur" TO appear OF answer judgment Will
be taken against YOU by default for the re
hei demanded in tho con- plaint. Trial dc 70
sired IN the County Of New York
Date't NeN York. October IL. 1920.
BLANDY. MOONEY q SIlIPMAN.
Attorneys for Plaintiff Office and = o.
Address No 8s Pine street. Manhat
tan Sew York. n
To the cefendant above named. MACK
The foregoing summons is served upon
YOU by publication pursuant to an order OF
Hon. George Y. Mullan, a Justice Of the
supreme Court. state Of New York dated
the -3d day of October. 1890. and filed with
the complaint in the Office OF the Clerk Of
tho Supreme Court. County OF New York.
at the Court House thereof in the Bor,
ough OF Manhattan, City Of Now York.
Dated New York October %. 1920
BLANpY, MOONEY & SfIlPMAN.
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff. once and + O.
Address, 80. 3S Pine Street. Manhat-
tan, Now York. = Y.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
LEGAL NOTICES

NJ ADDISON Az. 1Sl-'.ore and parlor zoo
70 let Phone Nanor~h.lt 43s7
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USED CARS

GIGANTIC AJTOMOHIIH AUCTION At
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
An exceptional opportunity to realize a
good price for your car sale TO bc hold
January 80. H. H. and u. ls2l during ih-
week of the Automobile SHOW. when every
ones mind Is centereA upon purchasing r
car. Thousands Of out t-ol town huYers Viii
attend.
Send for particulars Dept 4. Autorno-
bile Auction Madison Square Garden, y. Y.
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e PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
x r. the Grace Of Cod, Free anc

fl5E PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
K r. me Grace Of Cod. Free anc
'ra Charles e. Psarce Arthur A. Pea-cs.
V~ce. Franklin W Pea,ce
,'eif ifrrde H. Pearce. Jessie Pearce Cri5ps
~" - itchie. William G. Richie. ard
A4rs Z. Pee~ce he heirs and NEXT 81 -
~ James +. f-arce. deceased and the
.fe.'S and rest % kin + the said Mary =
r@I p u any, B.: tie said Mary e Pearcs
ne dead whose names and places Of rest
-e. err unHnowa send greeting:
" 'fre4- susan j Pearce. who resides af
- H'nsel"eod. Bergen County. State OF
~" ierss las lately applied - .fhe sur
- Dolit Of or County OF New York
~ nave err an instrument n writing
Gated jn- 5t.. SO. and relating 10 bo.h
real and personal property. duly p-ovsd
A. the iast ~-l ara testament o. Taires
gen COUNT Ne~ Jersey. e@ceased
Therefore. YOU and each of vot 10 cf+@r
90 f..w cause bef0re fhe >ur-orsta.
1ourt ~ our Nounty II NV York a. no
iia.i " RECORDS In the county of New
iork. On IN 10Th dAy % December. one
r.. n, 1ass IN aea oe.oek IN re forenoon Of
shou.G not be admitted to probats a. :.
q F"al and personal pro2erty.
,ne seal Il the surroeates court of ne
"a County Or Ne" YORK. 10 oe hereto at
Witness Honorable John p. cohalar. q
Surrogate ~ our said County OF New
York. a. sid County. The 5th day OF -
N'iIiN Nttt 4'' ++4' ear Vt our Lord IADa-
sand ulue hundred and twenty
DANIEL j. DDWpNEY
Clark q the Surrogates Court
New Work SIrrosAtes Seai)
JAMES a ALLEN
AtiesurF for the Petitioner
So West SD street New York.
LOUISA " surLDoN-rn PURSUANCE
~ an order of Honorable JOHN
COHALAN. a surrogate or The County Of
Kew York, NOTICE is hereby given 10
all persons having claims against LOUISA
AAtf.I-DrN. late of The County OF New
York, decreased io presen, ihe same With
vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber. a. his
place Of Uansacting business at the orr,oc
of Daniel seymour his attorney at No
SO Nioaeway in ihe Borough Of Man
hrtian. IN The city of New York state
oi "" YORK. on of before the LIST day or
june 1871 nrNf
Dated New York. ,he soth day OF Nov.m.
tor. lscA
EDWIN Il SHELDON.
DANIEL. SEYMOUR. Attorney Ter Fxecu.
ipr. ofiicc and Y. - Address SO Broad.
way. borough - Manhattan. Ne AyoriN
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BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets and Rugs
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.

DIAMONDS hougnt and sold for csss
from Individuals or estates. BENN E. -
lis BrC Adway. II moor.
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General Houseworkers, Etc.
Laundresses, Etc.

LAUNDRESS-Young; willing 10 assis,
other work Lang & Boecherer Co. AZ
West 33d st.
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Mattresses
Commercial

MUSIC STUDENT wishes part time work
fIll knowledge office work C. s5s.
Tribune.
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-12-08
HONOR ROLL FOR THE
SUMMERTON GRADED school
For The Month of November

ist. grade-Hcnrietta Balm, Mild
red Chewnlng, Caroline Davis, Doro-
thy Everett, Mable Fielder, Elizabeth
J.oSeph, Catherine Stukes, Sarah
Iouchberry, Andrew Burgess, Reedy
Davis, John Nimmer, Jack Shircr. Irbv
Walker.
End. gradc-Amie Bclscr, Clara
Wilbur Coskrey, Sara Fielder, Camilla
Joseph, Matte Mathis, Elizabeth
Sem, Leon Ardis, William Cantev,
Brennan Davis, Thomas Richard Mil
icr, Charles Plowdcn, Bruce Rich
bourG, Gilmore Touchberry.
Bird, grade-Junior Eadon, Drucilla
Gee, Tom James, Emaline Nimmer.
4th. gradc-Jamcs Carson, w. w.
Davis, Annie Belle Richbourg, Maysie
Bclscr.
5th. grade-Charlie Allen, Annie
Bye, Richard Briggs, Julia Cantey,
Beverly Carrgan, Ruttlcdge Dmgle,
Sue Lcscsne, Francis Troy, Irwin
Ardis.
9th: grade-Bcssic Mood, Edward
Mathis.
7th. grade Elizabeth Anderson
Caro- Belser, Katie Cantcy, Mae Med
lin, Lillian Wilkie.
Sth grade. Grace Cobia, Mary Eli
zabeth Mathis, Joe Anslcy, Halle Car
son, Thomas Burgess. Aletha Walker,
Mary Louise James, Edward Brails
ford
9th. grade. Manigault Capcrs,
George Cain. Francis Dinglc, May Eli
Zabeth Hunter, Tappy Lcsesnc, Annie
Mood, Hugh Gus Richbourg.
10th. grade Emma Wynn Mood,
Sue Esther Pitts, Belle Cantcy.
On the evening of November the
10th an oyster supper was given in
one of the vacant buildings on Main
street under the management of the
playground committee. The teachers
and ladies of the town gave their ser
vices willingly. Oysters, coffee. hot
chocolate md candy were served. Al
the end Of the evening SITS were
realized.
The people of Summcrton were
pleasantly entertained on the evening
Of November 23rd by a play, "School
Day in lIapny IIallov," given by the
third and fifth grades under the dircc-
tion Of Miss Golphin. Pretty dances
and music were some Of the features
Of the evening. Forty-iivc dollars
were cleared. which is to be used fol
the benefit Of the library.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-12-08
WOULD COMBINE AGENCIES

Washington, Dec. 7.-Establishmcnt
Of a composite governmental agency
under the Interior Department to care
for discharged and disabled soldiers,
sailors and marines is proposed in a
bill introduced today by Representa-
tive Rogers, Republican, Of Massachu-
sctts. The bill would transfer the
functions Of the Bureau of War Risk
Insurance. the rehabilitation work of
the federal board for vocational cdu-
cation and that part Of the work of
the public health service having to do
with the treatment of war veterans to
the rev agency.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-12-08
"NUB" SENDS NEWS
FROM SUMMERTON

Messrs. John Hunsuckcr. Bismarck
Goodwin, Ernest Walker and Luke
kldgill spent Sunday afternoon and
evening in Sumter as usual.
The Northwestern railroad peonle
are placing new ties up and down their
road for rebuilding purpose, and il is
understood that the light rail now
used will be replaced with a mnch
heavier rail in the near future which
IS very encouraging news to tho
patrons of this road.
Mr.. G. l.. Goodwin spent Sunday in
Scranton.
We would like to say in conclusion
something about the Summcrton
graded and high schools. Professor
nlSt Zee and his efficient corps of
teachers; but to make a long story
short, | believe / can repeat a storv
heard about a man and his sweet
heart who went to rifle range to see
the soldiers practice rifle shooting
When the rifles began to rattle the
young man became somewhat excited
and fell against his sweetheart and
EXCLAIMED. 80 please excuse me-" She
replied quickly: 90 that's all right,
ietS go where they're shooting can
non" When Prof. Gee took chare .
OF the school here and found the need
OF an up-to-date library and the
cenutlfylng of the play ground and
lcii pack on the patrons of the school
Wy, wien MS common voice and raised a
Nlittle excitement with one or two
shows, oyster suppcrs, etc, he shook
up enough enthusiasm and looscncd nm
enough "kalc" to almost accompIish
what was planned.
"NUB"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-12-08
TO Call on Congress-

indianapolis, Dee. G.-With dele
gates from more than thirty States
present, the annual convention Of the
American Farm Bureau Federation
opened here today with the unanimous
decision to cali upon Congress for I'M
mediate legislative action TO protect
the nations farm industry from fur
,hcr losses due to lower prices FOR
farm products.
In mcmoral addressed to Con-
%!'csS the convention declared that
bankruptcy threatens the agricultural
industry, and it asked for an embargo
on imports, renewal Of farmers obi
cations rcdiScountcd through the Fed
cral Reserve system, and adoption Of
some plan for selling American prod
ucts in all Of Europe.
Secretary j. w. Clovcrdalc Of the
federation reported that the member
ship totallcd approximately 100000,
scattered throughout the country.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-12-08
CAME TO AMERICA
AS A GERMAN spy
SAYS ARMY CAPTAIN
Descrtcr, Formerly Stationed at Camn
Sewer, GreenvilIc, Makes Sensa-
tlonal Disclosures Following Ar
rest in New York.

New York, Dec. 7.-Sensational dis
closures of his mission to this country
as a spy for the German Government.
were given in an alleged confession
by John Willers, formerly captain in
Company l Forty-eirhth United States
infantry, alleged theft and descrtcr.
after his arrest here tonight, charged
with absconding with $4,000 of his
company's funds on December 10, 1918
his regiment was then stationed at
Camp Sewer Grccnvillc s. G..
HIS capture was accidental He was
crossing Fifth avenue at Forty-sccond
street, near the Public Library. when
Hugh j. Hannigan, formerly a first
lieutenant in Willcrs' company rec
ognlZed him. Hannigan called a DO
llccman and Willers was arrested. At
police station the prisoner was fur
thcr identified by two other former
hcutcnants in Company ], Sidney p.
Howell and Francis Hatch. Willers
was then taken to Governors Island.
headquarters Of the Second army corps
and placed in confinement at Forty Jaw
Sent to Enlist
Willers, the police said rccitcd in
brazcn fashion how he was sent to
the United States as one Of 800 cadets
trained in the acts Of espionage to en-
list in the American army
On his arrival in the United States,
Wilcrs went 20 Albany, where he en-
listed, he said, as private His mil
ltary attitude woh him rapid promo
ton and his knowledge Of English
and his ability to "speak like an
American" enabled him to obtain a
commission.
Willcrs said he had never been sent
across the ocean and while in this
country his instructions were "to act
the part Of a loyal American" and to
'akc no action until he reached the
war zone.
"What was your plan after reach.
inc the other sidc?" he was asked.
81 could lead the company to
slaughter" the police say he replied.
"I ou also would be Killed. he was
minded
"What Of that? Thousands Of better
men died that way"
While being questioned Il the DO
lice station the police say Willcrs
remarked that they would be sur
priscd if they knew "thc number Of
officials at Washington during the
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-12-08
y ----------------- O-------------
TWENTY-FOUR INDICTED

Pittsburgh, Dec. 7.-Charlcs Andcr-
son. member of the Pittsburgh City
Council, and twenty three other per
sons were named in Indictment handed
down in the Federal District Court
here late today. They allcgc irrcgu-
larities in the May primary election in
the Thirtyfrst Congressional district.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-12-08
PRESIDENT WILSON'S
annual MESSAGE
READ TO CONGRESS

independence of Philippines and Loan
to Armenia Among Recommends
tions-Wants Budget System and
Income and Profit Tax Laws Sim
plified--Has Faith in Democracy.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-12-08

Continued on page sevcn)
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-24
u. S S. GIVES VIEWS
70 TIVE ALLIES IN
TURKISH QUESTION
Insists That Turks Must Be
Removed From Europe.

Washington, March @4-The Unit
cd States has forwarded to the al
lied premiers an expression of It's
views on the proposed settlement
of the Turkish question, Secretary
Of State Colby announced today,
Tie United States has expressed
its insistenee that the Turk must
be removed from Europe. 1t has re
fused to accept the plea Of Moham
medans that it is necessary for the
Turk to remain in Europe.
Recognition OF Armenia and her
rights to territory were urged by
this government It was recon
mended that the allies give Armen
ia as much territory as that nation
can take care of and that it he
given territory contiguous to the
sea, in order that its commerce may
not be hampered.
The future rights Of Russia must
be recognized in the settlement of
the Turkish question according to
the view expressed tho the allied
premiers. This nation will not &C.
cept any proposal which might en-.
danger the future prosperity Of
Russia.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-24
Mt, ZION PASTOR
HAS Been RETURNED
Congregation Much Pleased
With Rev. w. M. Clair.

Much to the qualification of the
congregation of Mt Zion Methodist
Episcopal church, their pastor, Rev,
". NJ. Clair, has been returned by
Washington Conference, Just ending
its annual session at Baltimore. He
has been quite successful in the local
charge and has become very popular
since assigned TO Martinsburg the
first of last November. The other
pastors OF Methodist colored church
Is in the county were also returned.
Only two changes were made in this
section, that at Shepherdstown and
at Harpers Ferry. Rev. 5. II. Brown
is continued as superintendent Of
Harpers Ferry district, with head.
quarters at iIarpers Ferry. The
district appointments are as follows:
Buekhannon, \. D. Brown Charles
Town, Nathan Ross; Charleston. A.,
d. Whitfield, Clarksburg, J. w. Wat
CTS, Jr., Cumberland, G. a. Davis;
Frostburg, J. ". Warren Fairmont
}. D. Brown Grafton. w Z. Jefter
son; Harpers Ferry j. c. Norris;
Red sulphur Springs, T. B. Venable:
lIedgesyille, c. W. Matthews; Hin
tom f. W Holland; Huntington, c..
S. Harper; luwood, J. H. Johnson;
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Anderson, J. d. Meats; keyser and
Piedmont ]. w. Waters; Lewisburg,
". R. Grigsby Martinsburg, NJ. w.
Clair, Jr.; Montgomery l. r. Berry;
Mount Hope, J. f. Lucas; Morgan
town, Nathan Minor; Mooreield, j.
Il. Davis; Parkersburg, c. S. Briggs:
Pittsburgh, Pa, Grace, c. W. Burnell,
Pittsburgh, Pa, Warren, c. Y. Trigg;
Point Pleasant c. E. Tucker; Rich
wood, L. f. Ford Riverview, j. IL.
Anderson; Romney, w. II. Kent;
Ronceverte, ]. H. Peters; Seebert
and Horrock. w. B. Minor; Shep.
herdstown, r. S. Reed; Sistersville,
j. L. Tangy Union, j. I. Harris
Washington, Pa, j. f. Dots
Wheeling, B. 7. Perkins.
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MOTHERS, Do This
When the Children Cough.
ab Muster0le on Threats
and Chests

NJ telling how soon tie symptoms
ray develop into Group. CT worse. And
Gems when you're clad y0u have 4
T Of Musterole 1t hand to give
. ze+npt, sure relief. It does not bliste-.
rs fr7t aid ard 4 certain remedy,
terole is excellent. Thousands cs
5-,lers know ii. You should keep j
=. III the house. ready for instant Use.
1t is the remedy for adults, too. r..
lseYcs sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitie.
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia
headache. congestion, pleuri5y, rhet,,
matism, lumbago. pains and aches c.
back or joints, spraias, sore muscles.
frosted feet and colds OF The
chest lit often prevents pneumonia.
30c and 60c jars; hospital size Sc. so.