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1All de( Bloi A l Pajan PREDICT SUFFRAGE FGIHT IN IIUISANA Leaders Divided Over Issue to Come Up in May NEW GOVERNOR FAVORS IT State May Be Offered Chance to Be come "Thirty-sixth" to Ratify. Newv Orleans, April 4.--A bitter fight in the Louisiana Legislature over the woman suffrage issue is predicted b~y authorities on State politics, par ticularly in the event that Louisiana is offered thc chanice to accept or re .ject the proposition to become the "thirty-sixth State.' The Legislature meets May 10, the first scheduled as sembly after that of Delaware. In the first place woman suffragists themselves are divided on ratification. Mrs. Lydia Wickliffe IHolmes, State chairman of the National Woman's party, is leading the fight for ratifi Cation. Miss Kate Gordon and Miss .Jean Gordon ,ardent suffragists for many years andl widlely knowvn as efficient organizers, have condluctedI intensive campaigns against suffrage by federal To abort a cold and prevent com plications, take alota s / The purified and refined caloxpel tablets. that are nausealess, safe and sure. Medicinal virtues retain. ed and irpproved. Sold only in sealed package. Price 35c. t EE To the who many w1 come to this store wl sortment of Dresses, Reductions. There Sport Coats at 2 Dresses and Skii ihine Blouses al ises at 10 Per C You will find the nei while the Assortmeni ta Check, worth 50c ya the yard...... Buy now while you . Help Pave the Drive VIII amiendment. They seek suffrage onl by State enactment, holding to the su prlemacy of State's rights. State's Rights First. Governor Pleasant has consistenti opposed any woman suffrage privileg es granted, in any way which woul violate the doctrine of State's right and he is known to have many fol lowers. Gov. Pleasant, however wi go out of office May 4 and will be sur ceeded bly John M. Parker. lie assisl edl in dlrafting the Progressive party platform in 1916 in wvhich wvoman sui frage was made an impl)lant plani An advocate of State's rights he hes ertheless has promisedl his support I the cause of national suffrage. Although the attitnde of the leade2 of the New Orleans "organization' no't positively known at present. Ma) or h3ehrmnan in the past has oppose suirrage. ie is the recognized lead<( of the city "organization." Suff'ragisi claim, however, that it has bee strongly intimated to them that tI1 "'organ ization'' willI not actively or jose avorable action at this timde. UNCim SAM KEEP ING CANDY Pl't Candy in interstate commerce, thi United States Depai'tment of Agricu ture tells the manufacturers, must b pure and must carry a label that tell the truth. The box or container. thr goe sto the consumer should bear conspicuous lallel showing the ne weight. Wheil the canay is p~ut ui under the name of the wholesaler o jobber, the name appearing on th label should be precedled by "manu factured for" or some such words, s, tha tthe purchaser may knowv that Lh name is not that of the manufacturei Mixed candies labeled "fruit flavors are misbranded if any artificial frui flavors are usedl. Tfhe word "maple or even the picture of a maple lea must not appear on the label of con fection sin which no maple sugar os sirup is usedl. A false or misleadin; statement atppearing on the label ij not cured by a correct statement some where else on the label. ' On the question 'of purity, harmles: colors that do not conceal inferiorita are permittedi. The use of shellac anc other gums for coating is prohibited The dlepartment holdls that saccharir Is Injurious to health and its use ir candly Is prohibited. Talc, tec'ra alba barytes, chrome yellow ,alcohol, nar cotic drugs, and mineral substancel of all kindsanrn eianllyo11 fo..dd, After. )U C io wait until after East< iile the Civic League is Suits, Sport Coats, Blo is wonderful values to 0 Per 4 ts at 15 Per Cent : 10 Per Cent. ent. Off. vest things here, and v is large---Your kind ai EXTRA SPE( rd, Special Price, 33c. 5et the benefit of Redu way in School Groun in Charge V in confectionery by t1ir terms of the - law. The use of cocoa dust in the manufacture of Chocolate goods is held to be objectionable. A harmless min eral oil may be used as a slab dress ing if, used in such way that little s or none of the oil is incorporated in the finished candy. Any of the deci sions or opinions relating to the ap-l plication of the Federal food and drugs act, to confectionery may be obtained uponI reqluest from the Buea of Chem istor, United States D~epartmentI of Agriculture. YOUTNG BOY K(ILLED) BY AN AUTOMOIL E H Gafe, A pril 5.-J.ohn Hlorn, a boy 12 years of age, was run over and dI killed by ana automobile ono Cherokee avenueC in Giainey at .5:45 o'cloec< this s~ aft ernoon. Paul Leech was driving~ " the car wvhich was~ going at a moderate e 'ate of speed, it is said, when the ac cidlent occurred. Mr. H uggins, a trav eling man of Laurens, was ini the eau at the time. .NOTlICE . I will apply to the Probate Court of Clarendon County, S. C., on Mon C day, May 3, 1920 at eleven o'clock in 5 the forenoon for a final discharge as t adlministrator of the estate of Mat-: a fthew Ranceroft Le'sesne, dleceased. t13 -5te. Fred Lesesne. r NOTlICE OF DISCHARGE. I will apply to the .Judge of Probate - for Clarendon County on the 1 2th jlay of April, 1020, at 11 o'clock A. M for letters of disclharge as guardian ,for Pearl Byrd, formally Pearl G'ed.. ,ldmgs, a minor. LELIZABETHn GEDDINGS, Pinewood, S. C., March 9, 1920. NOTICE 0OF ELECTION NOTICE IS HIEREIBY GIVEN that the regular election of the registered electors of the Town of Manning will 1)e held on the 12th day of April, 1920 for the purp~ose of electing a Mayor and six Aldermen to serve for the next two ensuing years, and for a ICommissioner of Public Works to serve for a term of six years. Said election wvill be held in the Town Hall of the Town of Manning; polls winL openi at eight o'clock A. M. and re main open continuously until four o'clock P. M. That Joseph S. Dickson, Joseph W. Rigby and S.' E. Ingram have been dongnnted na man....rs of.add unUUM u:to l:l:ts: unt: u Easter TIC .r to buy, we wish to s; in charge and find uses, Skirts, Etc., at S be had here now. ,ent. 0 . Off. Women's ( Off. Women's Xj re guarantee the prices ,id size is in stock now, 'IAL VALUES 36-Inch Bleach, free from Special Price... :-ed Prices and we get is. WI tion and will conduct the same ac cording to law. By order of Council. T. F. Coffey, mayor.C Attest:- M r .J. C. Huggins, of Clerk and Treasurer. Here's Pro That There No Vibrati in the Silent Alam This remarkable plant opera under full load mounted three ordinary drinking glas Experts and laymen alike are amazed at the quietness and lack of vibration in the Silent A lamo. There are a score or mores of electric Iight and powers plants that will generat .electricity. But how long will they last? H-ow often will ,they require attention? Service is what you want. And to guarantee it y ui must get a plant that does not vibrate-that runs smoothly and quietly--that won't shake nuts and bolts and bearings loose - andlr be out of commission ina few months. Select the Electa --the plant endorsed by prominent eni where. The only plant in thc world with botating, oleeve-valve motor. The scientif p lant that does not ylbrate and that willa house or shake itself to pieces. The pia nio special anchoring or concrete found 1118a built right. R~emember This. No electric light plan pendable than its motor. And no ma good, can operatc efliciently for more short period when subject to severe stands to reason. NF~LSON A xy that they can nov a, magnificient As pecial After Easte: l Coat Suits an< ff ixeorgette and C oile and Orge are right. Buy nov dressing, worth 50c, 10 per cents of sale. NOTICE To vehicle Own3ers of Clrenldo >unty: The law requires You to rep Ler your vehicles in the Supervisor lice by the first of Alay 1920. Licenses, $1.Q0 on one horse, $2.0 rdi of A A Ic Llyht amd Power IF inerts every. Come in and~ the noiseles', All parts, except ti ically balanced cornp act, durable ui riot shake the mechanically perfec nt that needs Automatic governo stion, because motor at every pair1 even the least expel is n~oe de. Come in yourself or tot howeer viration njo dh than a very extent by inlstalliing I vibration. It perfectesd and longe and see for youreell IOTOR CO. Man r 1. a repe ndie 33c. onl two horse vehicles and $3.00 onl log earts. Penalty for non-compliance $25,00 or 30 days. Please come or n senld inl as quick as you canl and get your license plates. 3 Yours very truly, J. E. KELLY, Superviosr. Iant oe btero hore vseiled $3.0 o-lo $2.0 All mo0n parts. leaesemeo t. Itn in ractick impssi yor a n e iouelce se j~at d tdaae fre Yrmterious effectrly, :trc lghtan poer o te uervi he~let Aam--te-osthihl t-atnpln.CmintdY, ning. R