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G. O.P. PROTEST IN GEORGIA.

Atlanta. Nov. s-Three Republicans,
who lost to Democrats in Georgia Con-
aressional races. viii take their nights
before Congress on charges OF Irregular
ties. according TO notices made pubiic here
today.
There were only FIVE Congressional dis-
tricts in Ge0rg n which Democrats had
opposition and the three IN WIN n con,
tests are promised are the First, Fifth and
Ninth districts.
Georgia has not sent Republican to
Congress since reconstruction days.
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NFW JERSEY STATE GRANGE
HEAD DIES SUDDENLY

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New brunswick. y J.. 6.-Nalker
H. Haveus. master of the New Jersey
state grange dropped dead from heart
failure last night near his home az Gran
bury. Mr. Hsvens was 10 have been New
.Jersevs representative az the national
grange at Boston this week.
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ORDERS ARNsTEIN'S RELEASE.
L. 5. Supreme Court Reverses District
Court in Case.

Washington, Nov Reversing the
Federal District Court the Supreme Court
today ordered the release Of jules ".
(Nickv) Arnsten who has been imprlson-
ed in New York since August 10 on charg-
es Of contempt. following his refusal TO
answer questions put to him in bank
ruptcv hearing. Arnstein's name was con-
nected with operations OF an alleged ''ring
Of bond thieves in New York
Arnstein in ms appeal TO the supreme
Court. eontended he was within ms rights
in refusing TO answer questions which he
considered might tend To incrlmlnate him
and maintained that he had waived no
constitutional rights in fling schedules IN
bankruptcy in accordance with another
order OF the New FORK courts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
Auto Damages Bridge.

Ford truck, with Delaware license No
1649q. and driven by James Burris Of
this city. on Saturday afternoon crashed
INTO the safety gates on the new Third
street bridge completely swapping
of the left wing of the gate. The front OF
the truck was badly damaged. Burris
claims ne did not hear the danger wins tie
which is generally b lown prior to the
hosting of the bridge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
SHIPPING BOARD SELLS
VESSEL TO BALTIMO RE- co

Nv associated Pres. 20 Every Evening
Washington. Nov. s.-Sale Of the $500
deadweight ton steel cargo car rier Charles
N Cranp to Atlantic Gull and Pacific
Steamship Company of Baltimore ior
q 80 900 was announced todsy by the
Fit,v one government merchant ships
OF All types were sold from August ] 70
October 30 for q total Of s24 .676.O4s
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AIR PILOT MET DEATH
IN MOUNTAIN FOG
,.soc.,ad press To Every Evening

Nv Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington. Nov S.-John P v ood--
ward. air pilot. whose body was found
YESTERDAY IN the wreckage of his plane
roar Laramie. Wyo., met his death
through fving into a mOuntainside N
dense fog Said a report received today
bv the postofice department
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FOOTBALL PLAYER KILLED.
Kansans Spinal Cord RupUred When
He is Tackled.

Emporla. Kan Nov ) -4rt.
spinal cord. he result 81 beng IS >...
IN a football game ra ,sed the death
Jack Reeves Of Cnelryville. .uilb..,
the Kansas ~I4te Normal team.
game against Washburn Ssturda, Rec +
was twenty-slN wears of age He 02-
former service man and PLAYED 3 ae
Great Lakes Training School 'eau
ng the war.
In the same game Harry cole
nal tackle, suffered 8 broken .hyu'l"
aud Boise. WaShhurn ulayer ha3 N.
ribs fractured
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
LEG ON ELECTS THIRTEEN

Washington. Nov s-Thirteen known
members Of the American Legion have
been elected 70 serve in the House, the
National Legislative Committee OF the
Legion announ ed last night The list
as reported 10 headquarters follows
Louis rockingham Rep, Mass. E;
Ogden Mills Rep. n. Y.). Hamilton
Ffsh Jr Rep \ VI. Lester D. Volk
Rem. \. VI, Gordon Browning Dem
Tenn Carroll Reece rep. Tenn J, L. L.
Sharpe Rep. Mich.) John Phil p Hill
fRen Md ]. f. Rankin Dem, Miss. /,
Thomas ConnaIly Dem. Tex, Marvin
Iones Dem Tex Roval c. Johnson
fReD $ d. and Alba G. Johnson
(Rep Wash.l
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Funeral of Lieut.. Stewart

A delay in the arrival in this city OF the
body of Lieutenant John Stewart the
young ordinance officer who died IN France
December 4. 1918. will probably be the
cause Of a change in the funeral arrange
ments and the date for burial will now re
main open until the body is received here
lieutenant Stewart was % years old. His
psrepts live at 23OS Monroe street
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Harry Dickinson Stricken.

Harry Dickinson, aged ~ years. $50
East Tenth street was removed IS thc
Delaware Hospital IN the police amhu-
lance today, suffering with ptomaine
poisoning, the result oi eating -cc crvam
last night He was taken sick last night,
shortly afterseaung the Ice cream. and a.
his condition did not improve, h, was ~
moved TO the hospital TODAY Nccordit I
70 Dickinson. he ate the icc eream iul-
lowing hearty meal Eil- yondlt4. wa,
reported as serious at the hospital TO-DAY
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ROBERT GOELET ENGAGED
TO MARRY FRENCH GIRL

Rv Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Paris. Nov. s-The engagement is
announced by the Figaro of Robert
Walton Goelet, wealthy New York real
estate owner, hnancier and clubman, to
Mademoiselle Anne Guestier, daughter Of
a large Bordeaux land owner and director
of the Orleans Railroad.
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WOMEN AS ELECTION CLERKS.
Served With Credit on County Boards
Last Tuesday

Three women served as clerks at the
election held in New Castle county last
Tuesday. Miss Evelyn G. Carpenter and
Miss F. VI Yearsley were clerks in the
Second Election district of the Thirteenth
Representative district, and Miss Annie
B Ellison was clerk in the Fourth Election
district Of the Thirteenth Representative
district
II is reported that some OF the county
officers elect will appoint women deputies
or clerks
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GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS.

True bills which were returned by ne
grand jury, empanelled this morning.
were as follows
Edward Farmer larceny. Constantly
OIeanik. larceny: konstanty OlewnTlk
larceny; Clarence Briggs, larceny, VII
liam VI Tun. larceny Charles J. Stem
wits, larceny. Thomas Peyton. larceny
oscar Bullock, larceny; Samuel Williams
breaking and entering.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
Gard of Thanks.

wish 10 thank relatives and friends.
the Benevolent Pioneer Literary Asso-
citation and the ?. K. r. store house for
the kindness shown to me during my
recent bereavement. and also for their
many beautiful floral offerings Mrs
Mary c. McStay.-Adv.
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Football Player Hurt.

During the football game SATURDAY.
afternoon between St Mary's and the
East Falls eleven, at Fourth and Church
streets, William tireiner, left guard. was
injured during the first half OF the game
md removed from the grounds He WAS
substituted for by Faller.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
AMERICAN SOLDIER DEAD
WILL REMAIN IN ENGLAND.
Press TO Every Evening

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington. Nov 8.-The bodies OF
about $50 American soldiers who died in
England are TO remain permanently IN
that country by request Of the families of
the men.
Secretary Baker announced today that
orders had been gwen TO concentrate the
bodies in q permanent cemetery near
London which will be under the perpetual
oare and control of the American govern
ment
All other American dead IN Great Brit
ain have been returned 10 the United States
according TO the War Department an
nouncennent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
ELSIE NAY MILLARp
Grandparents Twice in Week

Grandparents twice IN one week Is the
honor bestowed upon MIR, and Mrs. J
Zane. ll24 East Twelfth street week
ago MIR. and Mrs George Travers be
came the parents of a boy, and on last
FRIDAY Mr.. and Mrs F. H. Hill ll26
East Twelfth street. presented the grand
parents with girl. The occasion was cele-
brpted YESTERDAY
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LABORER EARNS $l4S IN WEEK

Duquoin, III. Nov. 8.-What ls be-
heved to be the record in week earn
ings for a common laborer IN southern
Illinois has Just been established by a
Negro Charles Cant. at the ear plant
al CarbondaIe Working six DAYS lie
earned Si4s
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LETTER TO HARDING.
VI. z. Preachers Commend His stand on
Sabbath Obsery ances.

The Nsthodist Episcopal Fr"a,ae--
Association 81 IT. weekly nscul q
Grace Church House to-day voted 20 ~e...
3 letter y appreciation 10 Prs~i,:e1' -e.e'
Warren c. Harding :or his --tect -ft'e-
nent that The public should ~ more
careful Of the Sabbath b>ervai
and that he hoped for q genera. reAg.aDs
awakening Rev. @ F. Bealchlnlp
read The article and Introduces MOTION
to have The letter DRAWN Up
Rev Leonard Smith q the Penl' >a.t
". ?. Church addressed the mrerrg q
Methodism Contribution ro ~vclt't
Rev DR. Allison Il rhe Second Napt 4
Church vii speak s., the Meeting rf'a'
association nsxt Nolday
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COTTON GINNED.
...oc,ated Press 20 Every Evening

8r Aasociatod Press 10 Every Evening
Washington Nov. s.-Cotton glnned
,r.or 70 November /, amounted 10 -
Al 1862 running bales counting round as
lan bale,. which numbered 16O,74S and
including %, AS bales of American-Egyp-
,lAn and 562 bales Of Sea Island.
Cinnings last year prior 10 November
/ we're b.3O5 ,054 running bales including
70,4Z3 round bales, l4,os0 bales Of Ameri-
-.n-Egyp.ian and 3,203 bales Of Sea
Island
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
SETTLING ESTATES.

Register OF Wills Isaac r. Brown has
pnnted letters az follows:
Administration On the estate OF John
J.rom, smith 20 the Central National
Banl estate Of Sarah X Griffin 10 james
NJ Gnfin estate of Margaret Holloran
10 Walter NJ Grace
Te.tamentary On the estate Of Frank
Shouts 70 Mary Shouts, estate Of William
p Hyrons 10 Agnes s. Passwaters and
William II Dutton; estate Of Patrick A.
ksulty 70 Annie A. Naulty.
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Evidently Drank His Fill.

Federal enforcement officers Thought Il
worth while last Saturday night to make
an cstigation after man had taken
room at a local hotel at 8 o o'clock and at
emerged therefrom under the influence Of
some intoxicant An examination of the
room disclosed seven empty Jamaica
ginger bottles and one empty bitter vine
bottle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
CORK HUNGER STRIKERS
IN PRECARIOUS CONDITION

By A ssociated Press 10 Every Evening
Cork Nov 8-Reports from the Cork
Jail today described the condition of the
nine remaining Irish hunger strikers there
as precarious Although this was the
ninetieth day of their strike the emaciated
prisoners were declared TO be still de-
termined TO refuse food.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
POLICE FORCE MAY QUIT.
hratens to Resign Because He IAN
Find House to Live In.

Nv Associated Press to Every Evening
Fssex Falls. N. j. Nov. S.--Thc police
force of this place has threatened to re-
s,pn unless he can find ''roal livablc
house" 10 make his home in when on
duty. -
Samuel Mullin. is his name. He rs chief
of police. sergeant and patrolman. by
day he protects the village from stray
cows and by night from prowling robbers,
but in his spar, time he has no satisfactory
home because of the housing shortage.
Mullins used to be only half tho police
force. but his partner, Henry. Clay Skid
moro. rcsig lcd October because ne
couldn't find suitable lodgings. The
borough council now expects to pass {,
resolution providing for the erection OF OF
two houses. Then the ''oity fathers VIII
double the size of tho police force.
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Trolley Hits Automobile.

Car No. 1916 on the route No 5 line ni
the Wilmington and Philadelphia 1rae-
tion Co late yesterday afternoon crashed
into an automobile bearing Pennsylvania
license No 396-7S7, at Eighth and Market
streets Damage to the automobile was
slight
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Not Enough to Prosecute On.

As il was found that William Seth had
only a pint Of liquor in his possession
when arrested yesterday, Judge Hastings
nolle pressed a charge of violating the
State liquor law in Municipal Court
TODAY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
Ward Unification Meeting.

4 unification meeting Of the district
leaders of the 6, g. 9th wards will he held
at 926 French street, Wednesday evening
at $50 O'Clock
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ToDredge Niispillion.

Only one bid was received AZ th, |
District Engineer office today for tne
dredging work on the Nllspilhon. the
bid beng that oi the Delaware Dirdg.1 Y
Co, at SIC per cubic yard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
To Prepare New School Law.

The committee appointed by holding
over State Senators to draft new school
laws for presentation to the next Legisla-
ture will confer at Dover Friday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
Suggest Mccoy for Levy Court Head.

Boyd Mccoy has been proposed for
president of the Levy Court of New
Castle county, to succeed Isaac {. Elliott,
whose term expires December 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-08
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OBITUARY.
SAMUEL HENRY Du RsIEl<.

Samuel Henry Durstein. Jr., s. years
old died this morning. He was a member
of the following fraternal orders Vii
m,ngton Lodge, No. "A. b p .. r
LAFAYETTE Lodge, No. II. \. f. and \. VI .
st Johns Chapter No t, R. A NJ .
Delaware Consistory Bedford Club and
Lulu Temple, O. NJ :. Funeral services
will be held on Wednesday afternoon Al
3 o'clock at the home of his mother, Mrs
Mary ]. Durstein, ll02 jackson street
Burial will be in Rlverview cemetery
ELSIE MAY WILLARD.
Elsie MAY Willard, Il years old, died
at the home of her parents. ITO West
Eighteenth street, on Saturday. Funeral
servi ces will be held from her late home
tomorrow afternoon at , o clock. Burial
will be in Riverview cemetery,
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Water Not Hit by II. c. l..

Wlmngton's water rents for next cal
will be the same as for this year
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frN DAYS lHinI .e .e a NaNM
square Garden lurst ~h.a
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Soldiers Monument at Middleton n.

A soldiers monument will be unveiled
az Middletown Thursday.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-29
MOB THREATENS
WILMINGTON POLICE
Charged With Beating Son Of Veal
thy Farmer While Under Arrest
Mayor of Town Promises
Unsatisfactory Action"

Wilmington, N. c., Sept. 28.-Sheriff
deputies tonight were guarding the
city hall at Dunn a., a precaution
against threatened mob violence
against Chief of Police U. S. Page.
Enoch Wilson, son of a wealthy
Sampson county farmer, has charged
that Page had beaten him while under
arrest.
Chief Page arrested young Wilson
yesterday on the charge Of having q
pistol concealed in his automobile
The youth accused the officer of beat.
ing him while he was searching for
a bondsman, but Page denied this,
saying he struck Wilson after the
prisoner had tried to draw gun.
Hearing the boy was badly hurt, q
mob formed and visited the city hall,
demanding to see Page. Mayor J,
Lloyd Wade succeeded in dispensing
it on the promise that the city com.
missioners would take "satisfactory
action" The commissioners met in ex..
/ ecutivc session this morning and
arcrd Wilson's friends from the hear.
ing
This aroused their resentment, and
when they learned that Page was con.
! tlnuing to act as chief plans for an
other mob demonstration were made,
! it is reported. 1t is also said that q
request for troops to guard the city
hal has been sent to Governor
Beckett.
Page has not fed the city and =.
warrant charging him with assault
I on Wilson was served this morning
by Sheriff W. II. Turlington Warrants
also have been issued for several men
who are charged with melting last
nights mob to violence The shcr,tT's
deputies guarding the city hall are
each armco with Il shotgun AMI re
volvcr.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-29
BOARD or TRADE INVESTI-
eating PAVING At DEPOT

The Manning Board of Trade has
taken up the matter Of paving the
streets at the depot with the supcrin-
tcndcnt Of the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad at Charleston. 1t is hoped
this work will be finished as soon as
possible as all the other streets have
been finished and the paving is badly
needed at the depot.
In March the Board Of Trade took
the matter up with the railroad and
they wrote for blue prints Of the
trcct and RlsO wrotc the matter
would be submitted to the proper au-
thorities for consideration. These blue
rCntf were sent as requested at the
( ne and It seems enough time has
= 'npscd to allow all the time necessary
fer any action with them.
A hearing is expected from the rail
road authorities soon.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-29
MANNING, S. G, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1920
ON THE DEATH
OF BRO. ANDREW p. BURGESS

Whereas, the Supreme Chancellor
of the Universe, in His all wise Pro-
vidence has called from our Lodge
Room to join the eternal Lodge above,
The soul of our brother, Andrew p.
Burgess,
And Whereas, Andrew P. Burgess
was q faithful member and past
Chancellor Commander of Clarendon
Lodge No. 173 Knights of Pythias.
Therefore be it Resolved:
l That in the death Of brother
Burgess the Lodge has suffered a
severe loss and Pythianism a member
who practiced in his life the teachings
of the order, friendship, chairety and
benevelence.
2 That we extend to his family our
deepest sympathy; in this hour of sore
bereavement, assuring them that their
sorrow is our sorrow, their loss our
loss;
3 That page in our minute book
be dedicated to his memory, with these
resolutions spread thereon;
That a copy be sent to the Mann
ing Times, for publication and to his
family.
j. P. Yassney,
H. A. Haley,
j. NJ. Applet.
Committee.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-29
nCNNED COTTON WARE
HOUSE FOR MANNING

The Cothr2n tobacco warehouse has
been leased by Mr.. Jno. G. Bagnal and
will be operated this season as a bond
cd warehouse under the State Ware
house system. Manning has long
needed Il bonded cotton warehouse as
is Il big help to the farmers wanting
to store cotton and especially when it
is to be held amy length Of time. A
State Warehouse receipt will be issued
by the warehouse on all the cotton
stored and it will also be graded and
insured fully When cotton is under
a receipt of this kind it is as good
collateral at all the banks as they
could ask and the Federal Reserve
Bank will only accept cotton as col
lateral when it is under receipt of
this kind
The loss on damaged cotton every
year would pay for storage and ~
surancc on the crop and the quicker
the farmers realize this the better it
will be for them.
The Cothran warehouse has a large
floor space and will make an ideal cot
ton warehouse.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-29
To THE TRUSTEES OF
CLARENDON tDJNIT :

| am mailing out letters to every
Board of Trustees in The COUnty ask
ing that you determine the tim" 70!
The enforcement Of tn" compulsory
school attendance act IN y0ur rcspcc~
tive districts. The law rann@l be sue
ccsSfully enforced unless mere is a
definite time to begin. Therefore, it
is necessary that you decide this and
notify me at once.
Last year the majority Of the
schools adopted December, January
February and March, hu' you may
adopt the months best suited to your
localities. Remember the law says
four consecutive months.
] hope that q number Of tn" schools
will require full attendance through
out the term. This may he dOu" in
any school district if majority Of the
qualified electors residing in such dis
trict present a written petition to the
County Board of Education The coun-
~ Board Of Education shall then or
der such attendance.
Alice Broadway,
Attendance Officer.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-29

appeared he was greeted as a "rcgu-
lar member" and not as an "hon-
orary member" Referring to the pre-
vious statements Of the representa-
tives Of the governments of France
and Great Britain, regarding the good
will existing between those countries
and America, Gen. Wood said:
"As both Of our distinguished Wis
itors have said, the peace of the
world and the happiness Of mankind
very largely depends upon keeping up
that friendly spirit. Don't let any in
sidious declarations creep in among
us as to who won the war. We won
it all together"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-29
OLD HICKORY DIVISION
GATH ERING At ASHENILLE

Ashevillc n. c.. Sept. 27.-The van
guard of former service men, members
of the Both Old Hickory division are
arriving here for the second annual
reunion of the division which is ched-
uled to open a two-day session here to-
morrow.
A crowd variously estimated at be-
tween 5000 and 10000 is expected to
attend the reunion. The division, while
comprised primarily Of former nation
Carolina and Tennessee, has men
from every state except Utah number
ed among its members.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-09-29
tORBEfI VERDICT
SAYS NOT GUILTY

Orangcburg, Sept. 28.-Corlcs Coy.
bett' charged with numbering Bryan
Hail'N' was declared mot guilt
IN verdict rendered here tonight
The arguments were concluded late
today and the case placed in the
hands of the jury after the judge
had delivered his charge.
There are two other indictments
against the defendant. He is CHARGED
with killing Julian Cooper and Hugh
Sannng at the same time Bryan Sal
icy met his death. 1t is believed these
cases will 90 over to the January
term of court.