davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1921-12-14
TO MAKE CHRISTMAS PLANS.

To make arrangements for the
Christmas tree celebration Of the
South side Neighborhood Associa-
uon. tho following COMMITTEES has
been appointed Walter Rash. chair
man: John T. MaEee. Herman Faulk-
ncr. william Finerty Charles VIII
liams. Mrs. Mary Baitrash. Miss
Catherine Cannon. Mrs. Mamie Nc
Mahon. Mrs. Gilbert Anderson, Mrs.
Joseph Rossiter. Mrs. Walter Rash,
Miss Alice Rash, Miss Lena Lane,
Mrs. Hammond. Mrs. Mabel ward.
Evening journal., 1921-12-14

Wilmington Gas Company Of the
Delaware soccer League has a
'.goalic- of whom they arc justly
proud. His name Is Dick Hughes. the
same s'Sir Richard" OF baseball
fame. Resurrection. leaders In the
circuit and ono Of the fastest soccer
ueams In this section got only one
past him las Saturday. Yes, they're
stuck on Dick Hughes a. a goal
keeper and think he has n chance 20
20 higher In the ancient sport.
Evening journal., 1921-12-14

.
. Bill Stewart who must have
played in one or more ball
games every day las; season and
. Is a bug on other sports admit
ted a funny one yesterday. He
. said that on Monday night OF
A.. this week he witnessed his first
. basketball game. Yesterday Bill
was a hard man to talk TO, he
was still hoarse. And cookman
won.
Evening journal., 1921-12-14

We never saw such diversified opin.
lon In the selection Of Wilmington
eevens TO oate. - they keep on picking
'em every player on the first and sec
ond squads Of the four leading eieVcns
will be named. You can tell In what
part Of the city some Of the pickers
live by the men they eheese, that Is
thus far.
Evening journal., 1921-12-14
ST. ANN,s WANT GAMES

St. AIMS basketball team would
like 10 arrange n game for tonight
as a preliminary to the seventh
Ward-Mt. Vernon tussle at the
Friends School gym tonight. The
st. AIMS manager can be reached
by calling phone 1891.
Evening journal., 1921-12-14
CHURCH LEAGUE SPORT

THURSDAY
BOwling-7.3O u. nm.
Hanover VS.. Brandywine. West
minister alleys.
st. stephens vs.. Union. Y. NJ. C.
A. alleys.
FEtDAY
observation-disclosures Church Gym,
s y. nm.
Goodman VS.. SilverbrOok.
Westminster vs.. Union.
Bowling-7.30 y. m.
St. Pau's VS.. Goodman, Y. NJ. c. A.
alleys.
Mt. Salem vs.. Eastlake. Westmins-
ter alleys.
SATURDAY
Basketball-Y. VI. c. A. Gym, s p. m.
Hanover VS.. McCabe.
Grace VS.. First-Central
Evening journal., 1921-12-14

Remember early In the football sea-
son we made mention Of Ray "Muaesy'
Mcoraw. former Wilmington hleh GRID
der. as to how he was going great guns
on the rsnn Freshmen eleven. well
son one else thinks as much, no
more Of his playing than we do, " the
latter Is possible. Daniel or the NeW
YORK Herald mas picked Mcoraw as
quarterback on the AN-Freshmen
Eleven Of Eastern Colleges. Comment
ing on the playing Of the former VIII
minuton lad Daniel says. "MeGraW -
a wonderful open field runner and ls al
ready ranked with Rex Wray In this
respect Pennsyivania is fortunate IN
having such q promising man come Up
70 the varsity for the 1922 season"
We're liable 70 have an All-Ameriean
70 boast about n "Muaasyn continues
10 step at this pace, and ne should,
McCraw Is also makina aood WIN tne
haskethau SQUAD OF the first year men
and ought also 70 be heard from N
baseball
Evening journal., 1921-12-14

Let's not have an argument about
the second and third class football
championships The pro and con for
the first class honors were enough.
Evening journal., 1921-12-14

u takes the bottom team 20 spring
thes upsets. \The little feared Bankers
and Brokers tipped the Pusey & jones
plnmen, leaders in the Industrial League
In two out Of three last night
Evening journal., 1921-12-14
WISE CRACKS FROM NIBBLEs

Money talks. but all il said to
Babe Ruth was. Goodbye"
IN some cities the pawn shop Is
the only place a fellow can pass his
time away"
Evening journal., 1921-12-14

Defiance win step out a. Thes-
plans O., Friday night The pop
ular vcSt .idc athletic aSSocaa-
ton win present its first annual
minstrel show and dance az the
New Century Club
Evening journal., 1921-12-14

ANc'iOmF-
Many a man j. not run down. even
n his shoes arc. Lots OF times he
can be the individual that is we'll
, hceled.
Evening journal., 1921-12-14

Al first Dallas University offered
30 McMillin $1,000 yesr % coach
and now they have made new ei-
fer Of $4,000 fnr nve years Mayoe
they think Centre doesn't have
'rithme'c.
Evening journal., 1921-12-14

Glenn Killinger. Penn state
All-American superstiuously
wore the same necktie all dur
ing the football season His
luck will change ON Dec 25th-
Evening journal., 1921-12-14

The Wilmington Coilegians made
a wise move 10 secure a man to d.
RECT the team while ON the hoor.
Coach Derby should prove a Nalu-
able asset to the Auditorium crew
in this respect In addition 10 the aid
nc win be in instructinc them AZ the
practices
Evening journal., 1921-12-14

ONE HALF THE WORLD is
GLAD THE OTHER HALL
DOESN'T KNOW HOW 1T LIVES
Evening journal., 1921-12-14
Celebrated Comcbacl1s;

UcICbrafcu lOmchaCkSs
Chesrook.
William Jennings Bryan.
The bad penny.
Stanislaus Zbysko.
Tie that animal outside"
Evening journal., 1921-12-14
SHARPENED
IN THE GRIND
News in Numbers

Mcgaw .........R. E....... Parkside
Lowell ...........Q. b.. Defiance
T. kcmske Ill II. b.. chesrook
McNin .......R. n. b.. ST. Mary's
Gillespie ........F BE. Defiance
SECOND TEAM
Evening journal., 1921-12-14
ANOTHER ALL-WiLMiNGToN.
FIRST TEAM.

pIavcr
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-15
PREMUN1TEv1 CoNTRo Gil INCEND1

E in periodic stabilize dal Bureau of Education del
Dparmeno dell Inferno d Washington per campagna edu
cava d propaganda della premunzone gil incendi
lie statstche del 1920 dmostrano che gil ncend avvenu
mel 1920 neg Sat Unit damn per ammonare di
500 mlion d dolar vme a mia
Sc vol case padron fabbrca d laboraoriO,
di uco famiga che vi cara, vi lavo-
prevenzione degl incend rguarda
direttament6.
Gncend della maggior d perde nanziare
d distruzone di ve Eppure glincend per la
maggor parte evtabile prevenibil
Tn incendo pu0 disaenzone da
Dele deg stracc dell arO mate
ra nfammabe lasciat accumulare tot via fammi
fro cd mOzzcone di sgaro d garea geat trascurae
mente del ammer umi scOpert lasca deve bambni pos
raggnger attenzone mel cucnare neo srare
qes acune dele pG frequent d ncend che produ
perde lutti. E costa nulla evarl
In questa settmana d moi pu6 contribute in tant
modi che nulla cosanO rSparmare dele vte del ben.
Sbarazzae vosr laco di lutte lie cartacce gil
faegname Tenete fammiferi ed liquid niamma
bill dove possano rendere fuoco ruite vostr fare at
in quee faccende nellie quail necessaro ntono
al fuoco
Sena spender nula vol potee dare contribute prezOso
ALA sicurezza vostra ed quela degi altr
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-15
SPIGOLANDO

NUOVO ricco.
due viaggiator da la buona addo
menta La mattna d alz6 per tempo per goders Pa
ria fresca marina dali alto del ponte.
Ad tratto ramment6 di toeletta
propro necessare ridsesse lintenzione rporo
Ma quae fu supore mel che compagno
cabna che ui aato adoperando tranqua
mente il suo spazzolino da dent.
Scusigi disse aria rsentita-chi l'ha
ripulrs denti col milo spazzolino9
E l'altro candidamente:
Ah suo2 Mi perdon; redevo fosse state qui per
comodo del viaggiator
UN Veccho professore, motto stmato, ferm6 un
fabbro quest paare
motto sacramento il suo fgiuolo:
Bongono Fovanni che ntendete d fare di queste
vostro fgliolo9
Il fabbro rimase momento mbarazzato:
Ecco sgnor professore fare i mio go queo
potete fare del vosro.
-Davvero? che che sarebbe?
-Vorre farne N migliore d padre
professore mai ricevuto compIimeno cos
sincere cosi gradito.
SENTITA dal mio carbonate
A carbona, damme du chill carbone,
dammeo bono perch6 pc ia da magma ammaato
Eth, che laveva scritta propo ui qu
nelaccio
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-15

IL principe d Mettenich gorno preg6 Aessandro Dumas
di darg autograo la migliore
calgrafa
Ricevuto da principe venticnque bottige
del Johannisberg pi1 vecchio'
principe mand6 vino molta buona grazia, 10 crt
tore 10 gust6 con grazia minOre.
FRA due flosof, al cafe.
-Perch6 / cani mangiano le Ossa?
--Perch6 la Sc la manga il padrone.
IL ciente:
-Stara Iontano motto tempo vostro cassere?
ragazzo duficio
-Questo dpende dai gurati.
LISPETTORE interrogando la scoaresca atterrita:
e ditemi: chi ha scritto Ia Mandragora?
J-no scolaro tmidamente:
-Scus.. dopo 10
ALA dopo buona di crosse pesceca
paese Tspettore atterelo rdeva d
Ito. -Anche Il Descecane. rise ii qlsto. ed escam6:
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-15
DOTTORE MC'KEON
Medico chirurgo
Con larghi e comOdi uificii al No.
534 Church ST., Indiana. Pa.

Un accurate positive esame vi
rivelera' la vOstra vera condizione fl
sica pathological e vi mettera' in con-
dizione di avviarvi sacramento YER
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-15
1NeENU1TA' D1 coMMERc1ANTE

PITTSBURGH ladr notturni hanno vouto visare
locale occupatO daa Roma Botlg Works Co.,
la cassafore contenente in contanti pesante
400 ponti di della npagna fugg
ndistba La noza ha sopreso quaint hanno appresa per-
che tut sembraa motto ngenuita del popreario
princpale della Dtta d alri neressa quail aidano
facimen po denaro ad casafore colocaa locale
diSabit
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-15
UN IMPORTANCE coNTRATTo

WASHINGTON PA--In questa cittadna state concluso
contratto fra William Christmao NJ Lane qu RESIDENT
la Compagnia Fayee Coal di Pittsburgh la quae
prato sula carbonifera d Cross creek $50 ag
prezzo pagato state di 200 dolari per ogni agro.
II comprato comprende ire campi congui prvati
Questi appartengonO ALA sgnorina
ton ed ALA signora Irene Lawton Cook.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-15
LA RLUNIoNE DEL MEMBRI DELLA CRoCE ROSA AlIE-
RTCANA

PITTSBURGH-Si sono runiti neIa Camera di Commerce.
tut membr pid ineressat della Croce
scope della rone state quelIo dicoordiuare eo parer
del soc della gande stituzone anch6 possa apportare
ule nnovamento ne gia progetta avo social
yenu ALA runone il Chairman della sezione d Pittsburgg
Harry W. Dunlap ed altri cap mott in questa ca.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-15
LA DECIsIoNE D1 IRE GAUDENT1

TOPEKA-Tre uomini d eta piuttoso d Nansas
dopo Vssuto ami d piacee adventure semirOmache
81 rtrau campagna per gOdere della sotu
dine mel sOo saubre della trovao pirazo
del belO dell ute Ognuno ha scetO aVOro adao ala
propria ncnazione Cost gaudnti dvenat rispe
vamente scrittore naturaista scultore
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-15

so il ricupero della salute, salvando-
vi dalla tortura del letto dalla in
certeZZa delIoperazione.
Ho ami di esperienza, durante
quail no raggiunto gil ultimi mo-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-15

PITTSBUBGH-DomsnT ale ore P H. craa 10000 per-
membr della grande associazone crana raco-a >oo
Colombo sfarono in sienzosa parata VI fou5 rap
Iresentanze sboi d hiese celia di
parecche nazonaIita.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-15
GRAND1os1 PRoeETT1 D1 cosTRUz1oNE

BEAVER PASaranno sotopost ale prossime elezoni ge
nera favOr del popolo proge d per
lammontare d $300O00
LapprovaziOne d essi sgnfca unre la d Beaver
attire rendere p1 mportante ed
cOmmerciae ed industriale.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-15
Una BANCA SICURA

derni successi nei trattamenti piu'
svariati di casi, fatti con Paiuto del
la scienza medica con relettricita'.
Posse dire di moderni mezzi scenti-
fici, utilissimi per lutte lemalattie.
Centinaia di operazioni sono state
indovinate felicemente con detti mez-
ri. Una vista vi assicurera' del CO.
me la mia abilita' e. completa sa-
ma mel raggiungere, migliori risulta-
ii mel piu' breve tempo possible. 10
tratto la vera natura del male in mo-
do che questo scopaa con tutti i suoi
s.ntomi
Ricordateyi, il consulto e. assolu-
t. mente gratis. Sc vol avete dolori
di etomaco disturb serii nella di-
gestione catarro reumatismo ed at
tacchi gastrici general ed INTERIM in
quaisiasi regione del corpo, posse
guarirvi subito bene Sc soffrite
impoverimento di memoria, nevraI-
gia, che vi sfniscono, vi rendono i'm
DaZieIti ed eccessivamente irritati.
venite da me. vi curero' con / miei
metodi dandovi pronta sicura qua
rigione. Sc aYete bisogno di quail
siasit rattamento scentificO, venite da
me subito. II ritardare e. pericoloso
Tratto tutti casi curabili.
DOTTORE McKEON
Uficii Principal Al No. SAB Church ST
Indiana Pa
Ore di ufic1o a. m. allie A D. m. La
sera dale allie eccetto
Martedf.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-15

SALVATORE VESPINI, d Heshbon di rice
ogget rubat d venduto quor senza permesso
d Vosead) dichar6 nulla contendere Flu condannato
ale spese d 54 multe mes di cOntea Flu
poi acato bero pagando lie d ed condzione che
pi1 violate la legge
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-15

IN CORTE

eri atro dsouteva Coe la del coniugi
Joe Loyuo d Boster la Ceared Bitunnous Coal
Corporation, il Gudice Langham ordn6 al guat M dare
detto faVore della compagnia.
conUgi Lovuo avevano chamatO in gudzO la Compagna
per $4,000 damn per la del fgo che
dele miniere della Cleared Binous Coal Co. La
dposa manea per ragone avevano prove suf
fcienti.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-15

ANTONIO DARRIDO di Homer City, 81 dchiar6 copevole
d assao Egl fu condannato ale di core
$4,000 di multe ed a mes di Carcere conteali.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-15
UN AvvENIMENTo ART1sTICo IN VISTA

PITTSBURGHL AMIGO colega Edoardo Pecoraro
uto neg Sta Unit nellie p ragon del Grande
nente quae gornaa erran prepar per dare rappre
sentaziOne teatrale.
Egi nuOvo nell are; questa buona (R)
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1921-10-15
RIAPERTURA DI FABBRICHE

CANONSBURG Para giorni lie fabbriche d acciaio di
ferro riaperte popoo comncia rpgarsi dali av
vilmento di unghi mes di crisi!
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-09-28
FARMERS CAN GET
WHEAT SEED AT COST
The Banvs of Manning Will Furnish
Farmers With Seed mt
Actual Cost.

The First National Bank, The Bank
of Manning and The Home Bank and
Trust Company advises the farmers
OF Clarendon County to plant this
fall two acres of wheat to each work
horse or mule on the farm. This will
greatly relieve the food situation IN
this county the coming summer. 1t
is not the intention of the banks to get
the farmers to plant wheat as a COM
mercial crop, but plant enough TO
make flour for each home.
Under boil wcevil conditions Clar
endon County will produce about 1O,-
O0O bales of cotton--at 20c per pound
would BRING approximately $1,00G,-
The people ot the county need over
3o,o0o barrels of flour for their pro-
per nutrition and if that much flour
Is bought it will take $40 per barrel
or 100000 from your cotton cron
money which will leave only $7OO 900
to pay for fertilizer, shoes, clothing,
meats, canned goods, gasoline, oil, au-
tom0blles, farm machinery md var
!cus other things that we use in work .
ing the cotton crop.
Now why can't we make cnouph
wheat to supply the needs of our coun-
ty and save the 100000 to spend for
other necessities?
The banks of Manning believe that
the farmers can make enough wheat
to supp ~ the county and will supply
the seed at actual cost to them. Mr..
f.. +. Erwin has consented to deliver
the seed end no profit will be CHARGED
so we advise our farmers to get in
touch with Mr.. Erwin at once so he
will know exactly just what each indi-
vidual farmer will need.
Smut is the great enemy of wheat
and it will be necessary for the seed
to be soaked in solution of blue
stone (sulphate of coppcr) or some
other fungicde before planting. Mr..
Erwin will be glad to explain the sew
cral methods to the farmers.
If you make more wheat than will
be consumed OIL your farm there is
always market for flour i'm the sur
rounding towns and at the mills
where the people are not engaged in
farming operations.
The Manning banks arc to be COM
mended for this step forward in com
batting the bell wccvil and the farm
ccrs should take advantage of this Of
fer at once.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-09-28
HOG SHOW IN MANNING
ON OCTOBER "a
10 BE Held at Harris Warehouse
Manning, S. c., Friday, October
18th, 1921.

Clarcndon's first hog show will be
held in Manning on October 18th. This
should be great day for the farm
ers, as they see that cotton is thing
OF the past, and they must turn their
energies to something else to raise
money. On this day there will be
speakers from Clemson College, also
expert hog raisers at the show to tell
the people about raising and caring
Tor hogs in way to make money
from them. The prizes offered are
even larger than those given at the
State Fair, and the contest is open to
anybody in the County. A govern
ment representative was in Manning
last week, and after visiting several
hog, farmers in the County said that
while Clarendon did not have more
hogs than some other places he had
been, that without an exception Clar-
endon had the finest hogs. South
Carolina must raise her own meat,
ana then some, SO let's get on the
ground floor and blaze the way. Let
the slogan be "Clarendon leads the
State in the production Of meat"
Everybody come to Clarendon's first
hog show October 18th.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-09-28
NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB
ENTERTAINED LAST FRIDAY

Miss Lou Huggins entertained the
Neighborhood Club last Friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. w. C. Davis.
Four tables were placed on the porch,
which was beautifully decorated in
ferns and palms, where Progressive
Rock was played. After the game
Miss Huggins was assisted by Mrs. w.
G. Davis in serving lovely salad
course, with ;ccd tea. These enjoying
this event were: Mesdames Jesse
Huggins, d. M. Bradham, Mich Wells,
w. Scott Harvin, Jr., Chas. Gciger,
w. Scott HGrvin, ST., Connor Wells,
S. S. Richardson, Riar Brown, G.. K.
Hanks, w. G. Davis, Frank Burgess,
II. r. Bomar, H. d. Dubrow, Misses
Leonora Johnson and Lou Huggins.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-09-28
A EROPLANE TAXES "NOSE DIVE

LiuetS. Runscr ard Turner, with
their passenger plane arrived in Man
ming last Wednesday about noon from
Columbia; they announced that they
were here for the purpose of taking
passengers in the air Thursday and
FRIDAY urge crowds gathered i'm
Floyd'S field, where the plane was sta
TONED, either for the purpose of en-
joying a ride in the plane or watching
others enjoy themselves.
Late Friday afternoon, while try
ing to get up speed enough to rise
from the ground, the plane struck a
stump and t:.rcw it on its "nosc." The
pIiot, Lieut., Runacr, and the two pas
s@ngers, Misses Sarah Lcscsnc and
Lcona Rigby, were thrown out but
they only received a few scratches;
the plane, however, was badly broken
up. IicutS. Rurscr and Turner left
Saturday for Savannah, Ga, whore
they ordered new parts for the broken
pl&nc md obtained new plane and
will arriV" in Manning tomorrow.
Thursday and it is supposed they viii
take more passengers up; this plane,
however, will only take one passenger
at time, it is said.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-09-28
WILSON-FLOYD MARRIAGE

A lovely home wedding was that Of
Miss Letitia Margaret Wilson to Mr..
Paul Eugene Floyd on last Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock. This was a
very quiet affair, only the immediate
family Of the bride and groom being
present.
The living room, where the cere-
mony was performed was beautifully
decorated in ferns and cut flowers.
Just before the ceremony Mrs. Ruth
Chandler played Nevins' glove Song"
and during the ceremony she playcd
"Traumerei." There being no atten-
dants the bridal couple entered to-
.gether and were met at an improviscd
altar by Rev. C. B. Smith, pastor of
TIE Methodist church of this place.
who spoke very impressive ceremony
using the ring service Immediately
after. the ceremony the happy couple
left for. motor trip through the
mountains Of North Carolina.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-09-28
AN ERICAN LEGION PARRY

Miss Rose Erwin entertained 'ast
Thursday evening at Il Rook Party IN
honor Of the members Of the Amcri-
can Legion. tn" rooms were beauti-
fully decorated in late summer flow
crS and pottcd plants and at the close
OF the evening the hostess served her
guests with a lovely salad course.
Those enjoying the evening were:
Misses Sue Sprott, Rosa Mahatfcy,
Isabella Thomas, Matte Neuning,
Barmwcll Iluggis, Mary Dickson,
Carolyn Plowdcn, Irma Weinberg,
lrma MckclVcy, Thcn" Eadon,
Maudc Sprott, Cecil Clark, Tora Bag
nal, Alice Wilson, Mildred Erwin and
McSSrs. Norwood Hall, J. G. Dinkins,
Taylor Stukcs, Charlie and Jim Sprott,
Edward Erwin, Ellis Wells, Thomas
Bagnal, Willie GciGer, Scott ana John
Bagnal, Dud Plyler. Archie Barron,
Wavcland Davis, Hugh Orvin, Cros-
we'll Davis, Warren Dickson, M and
Mrs. Harry Curtis.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-09-28
REVIVAL SERVICES NOW
GOING At NEW ZION

Revival services are now BEING con
Quoted at New Zion Methodist church,
by Edd Caldwell, South Carolina's
youngest evangelist. Large crowds
attend the services and great interest
is being manifestcd Each service be-
gins with a song service conducted by
MIR. Caldwell, Mrs. f. b. Gamble,
pianist. These song services are fine.
soul inspiring and spirit-Iifting.
The sermons are good. Bro. Cald-
well delivers a message right from
the shoulder that drives home to
every s"nl an inspiring truth. He
breaches with every muscle and brain
No ono can listen to these messages
without feeling held up and the guilt
Of his soul laid before him.
A cordial invitation is extended to
any and all who will attend. Services
at 10 a. m. and 7:15 p. m. Closes We'd
ncsday night, October 5th.
Pastor.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-09-28
CRIMINAL COURT
NOW IN SESSION
Grand Jury Makes Prcscntmcnt-.
Many Minor Cases OH Trial.

=, presentment of grand jury for the
Fall term 1921.
TO his Honor, T. j. Mauldin, pre-
siding Judge:
We the grand jury beg to report
that we have taken up and carefully
considered all bills handed us by the
Solicitor and have passed on the same.
The Public Building Committee re.
ports that they have inspected Court
House and finds it in good condition
with exception of portion Of sewerage
system which needs careful attention
Oh part of those in charge Of building.
Attention was called to condition of
jail at TIE summer term Of court, this
committee reports that the existing
conditions have not bocr remeded and
beg that tn Supervise. give this mat
ter his attention as soon as possible,
as special attention is being called to
roof leaking before cold weather sets
in.
The Chaingan% Committee reports
that the gang generally is in fair con-
dltlon, with mules in good condition
and convicts well clothed and show
ing that they have good treatment.
The Educational Committee reports
that as rule the people generally are
full of enthusiasm, ~ regard to their
respective schools and while they are
having hard fight--owing to the
hard times they are doing good work.
The Finance Committee reports that
they have diligently investigated the
financial condition Of County and that
1t is in good shape so far as they were
able to sec.
The books of the various Offices have
been audited by State auditors but re-
port hasn't been returned yet.
We wish to congratulate the officials
on the road improvements, and upon
investigation find that the money is
being spent in 4 business like manner.
The Magistrates dOckcts show that
they are correctly kept and have been
duly approved by Supervisor regular
ly except docket Of Magistrate Rid
gill, and recommend that he have
Supervisor approve same
Thanking lis honor and all court
officials for all courtesies shown US.
Respectfully submitted,
w. r. Kecls, Foreman.