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Get C 30 x 31/2 Goot Fabric, All-Mv 0 30x3%I Goo Fabrie, Anti. BUR[[SON ATIACKS REPUBLICAN CL.AIM Says in Light of Truth Criticism is Harmless "SINISTIER INSINlATrION" Congress Refused to Act on His Re. commendation After Saying it Waa Right. Washington, .Jutne 13.--Postmaster General Blurleson issued a statement today declaring that "'in the light of the truth," the "arraignment ~of the postal authorities" by the Republican party platform ,adloptedl at Chicago ''falls harmless at their feet." Replying to the declaration in the platform that the pres- nt adm inistra tion dlestroyed "the efliciency of the telephone aind telegraph service when (ont rolled by~ the' gos rnmient'' Mr. Hu rleson iuote fr m ns t atementVs of he bInte Tlheodore N. Va i, pies idlent of t he Amewricana Tele phone and Trele Ihe Western'l Uio T221 eleg-ra ph Comi pany, and others, to show that the wire p4lroperties were' success fully ad nonis2atered( by the gioermenlt. and re turned(2 in good cond1(itionl. i Surle's a- Goverr R ins pec R' Lie ndMEA' A Lve ndDressed PO a FI a Every Tuesd i Phon )oodyear T That Sm . Just as on mobiles g< out of Go of smaller advantages The 30x3 Goodyear' worth in p only7 the and care e This extra not only I also with t is no great than that, of tires. Go to the Dealer for Chevrolet, these sizes. year Heav lyear Double-Cure $' 5 Goo eather Tread... %P v-- reinf cheal dvear Single-Cure $2 50 than skid Tread .... proo ba .sa5vr mW.uAsrmurer Mr. Burleson says the Republicai iadministration three were fille its platform made a "sinister insinua tion" that during government contr< the wires were used for purposes o "political patronage" and "politica esIpionage." lie declared that of th four' new places created for the wir wire administration three were fille with Republicans, and challenges th Republican organization to prov there waO' "f'von nn attempt at politi cal espionage." "Watch Contribution." Trhis charge is not made without purpose, he declares,,addilng: "Watch the amount of a certain con tribution to the Republican campaig: fund and it will be disclosed that: eertain interest which. having faile< to contro'l or even influence a Repub lican Congress by slimy falsehoods because bo0th sides5 could( be heard temporarily got in its work on th great Rep~ublican orga nization, wher the truth could not be. heard and ap parently was not desired.'' Taking up the platform's declarta tion ('0ommending the Republican Con grs for increasing t he paiy of postal em ployes, Mr. Burleson says that in st ead of adopt inig hiis plans "' wh ici salarites of postoffice cler(ks and eit: Marketg ment U U ted U ULTRV. U U Hamiburger (and Liver SH U ay and Friday u e 261,E ire Econon Laller Car ners of the highest-price -t greater mileage and el >dyear Tires, so can the cars similarly enjoy G ,30x3%-, and 31x4-inch Fires are built to afford a i erformance and satisfactio utmost in experience, r in produce. Lordinary money's wortil ith the merit of these t he first cost, which in m< er, and sometimes actuall )f other makes of the san nearest Goodyear Service Goodyear Tires for yot Dort, Maxwell, or other ca He is ready to supply yo y Tourist Tubes at the sat [year Heavy Tourist Tubes are thick, stro rce casings properly. Why risk a good c tube? Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes co tubes of less merit. 30x3% size in wi bag............... letter carriers to a maximum basis I of $2,620 yearly and like increases to those in the other lines of postal ac t! tivity" Congress granted "a horizon f tal increase which gives some an in I crease not deserved and denies to 3 crease not deserved and denies to thousands of faithful and effibient em I ployes increases commensurate with their work and to which they are 3 fairly entitled." Referring to the statement i nthe proposed firi platform planks made public at Chicago that the Republican Congress reduced postage costs, Mr. Burleson says the Congress not only d (id not) iimke anhy such reduction, bu failed to take favorable action on his recommendation that the postage on drop or city letters be made I cent instead of two "after an acknowvledg ment that it should be dlone." - CARPET GRASS Carpet Grass is the most important grass for permanent pasture in the . C oastal Plain a rea of the South. Carpet grass is not a native grass, I hut was accidentally introduced from tropical A merica before 1830 and has spread geenrally over the Southern States. Carpet grass r'equi'res a moist or at least not drought ly soil and succeesds bet ter in such soils if sandy than any other pasture graiss. The minimum temnperature it will survive is about 10 1". Ca rpet. grass pastures are readily '-stalisheud in tilled land by seeding at ani ytimne from early spring to late sumron a well -tIirmed seed bed, when moisture condlitions are favor able. On unbroken or stump land ioodl resul ts can be secured by burn ng or mow inug the tall native grasses, seedli ng at a favora ble time, and then past uring to ke'p the native grasses co'nstantly short. Under' this treat nment the native gr:'sses are eradlicat I 'ti n or tw year and~ replacedl by a pure standl of ca rp t. grass. TIhe carr~ying capac(ity of good car.. piet-grass pastu re is one cow to the acre for the tive lbest months and one cow to 2 acres for! three to five months Dlallis grass, lespedeza, white clov er, hour clover, black medic, and Auigus L 1y for p t d auto.I Zonomy owners 1I oodyear it sizes of - money's n which ,sources L begins tres, but a )st cases y is less, ie types Station ir Ford, es taking u Good. ne time. ig tubes that asing with a st little more $450 LR carpet g rtalian rye may be used as a winter mixture, but needs to be sown eich fall. Under some condi tions red top should be used to pre cede carpet grass. Carpet grass pas tures should be grazed to their ea p~acity, as undler heavy grazing the best condition is maintained. Bitterweed and (log fennel are the only two weeds that seriously invade cariiPet grass5 pastures. During the first tw~o seaisons these weeds should be mowed before they ripen seeds. Thbereafter they wil cause but little tiouble, but mowing should be resortedl to when necessary.I Seedt of caripei, graam is easily har vested by mowing and thrashing. HIANDS, ARMS, LIMBS ASLEEP And Was Run-Down, Weak and Nervous, Says Florida L~ady. Five Bottles of Cardui Made Her Well. Kathleen, Fl1a.-Mrs. Dallas Prine, of this place, says: "After the birth of my last child...! got very much run-down and weakened, so much i that I could hardly do anything at all. I was so awvfully nervous that I could scarcely eniduro tho 1least noise. My condition was getting worse all the time... I knew I must have some relief or I would noon be in the bed and in a serious condition for I felt so badly and was so nervous and weak I could hardly live. My husband asked Dr. about my taking Cardul. Hoe said, 'It's a good medicine, and good for that trouiblo', so he got me 5i bot-4 tIes.. .After about the second bottle I felt greatly implroved.. .before taking it my Ilmb antd hands and arms would go to sleep. After taking it, however, thir poor circulation disap peared. My strength came back to me and I was soon on the road to health. After the use of about 5 bet. 1 tIes, I could do all my house-work and attend to my six children be ides." You can feel sato in giving Cardul a thorough trial for your troubles. It contains no harmful or habit-forming1 drgbutt is composed of mild, vege talmedicinal ingredlent~s with no bad after-effets. Thousands of Women1 have voluntarily written, tolling of' the good .(Cardul has done .there, should hiolp you, too. 'rry it. In 7 drge 'areas of pure oe . nearly pure arpet grass ccir in several regions i the South. Up to the present the quatitity -f ,ed produced has been only a fraction fthat required. A comprehensiv.e Ian has been devised to increase reatly the harvesting of seed, as the utstanding need to stimulate a much reater use of carpet g'rass 'for pas .ire is ample seed supply. Complete information about Carpet rass is published in Farmers' Bulle n 1130 U. S. Department of Agricul ure. 0 LLBANIAN CHIEF IS ASSASSINATED Paris, June 13.-Essad Pasha, head f the Albanian delegation in Pari' nd former -provigional president of ,lbania, was assassinated here today. 'hree shots were fired -at him by an Libanian student two of which took fleet. Essad Pasha was emerging from the lotel Continental in the Rue Castig ione, when he was suddenly confront d by a young man vho later gave his ame as Rusten Aveni and said he was n Albanian student. Without utter ag a word Rusten fired -two shots vhich struck Essad Pasha in the chesi nd another shot which went wild. Es. ad sank to the ground. He was >icked and taken to his bed roon there he died shortly afterward. The asassin was arrested by a vaiter. He told the police he arrived n Paris on May 13 and declared the rime was not-preimeditated. He rec >gnized Essad Pasha on the street vhoi he held to be responsible foi he sufferings of Albania. He said he eit a sudden impulse and fired th< hots. Rusten termed Essad "The Al. oanian Dictator." ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES NOTICE The qualified voters residing it lowden Mill School District No. 12 f Clarendon County. South Carolina vill hereby take notice thit an elec. ion will be held at the Enterprist chool house on Friday June i8th, 920, for the purpose of voting on th uestion.of whether said district shal evy and collect annually a furthei pecial tax of ten (10) mills for gen. ral school purposes. Tax receipts nd registration 'certificates required s in general elections. Polls open rom 8 a. n. to 4 p. i. By order of J. M. MONTGOMERY, M. C. SMITH, E. M. McELVEEN, Tr.ustees in and for Plowden Mill chool District. 2t-< Hill Plumbing PLUMNrB INGAt N REP Near Express 0 MANNI IST Sand look ox Shave to si our line ne - come to to be you are market ju what we h but would. privilege ai Iof* showin anyway.A I you only s I will give ) I Prices and I ways in lin a us when in c f tn a rol-1ne er shdegcartd's~r Cru~ Conur a idao itrefts. 7*.. thougte far hotess werom pts th el lremoshing lemon w -enio-shcman Prepared rink Or ange . o Carolina Coca Cola Bottling Works, Sumter, S. C. andHeating Co. AIRS,. fice. Phone 155 xt t me yo wn o. IT t my ozneCua Caotin oaCl otlei Wv or Saer, C and peaing Co roue Phservi55 NG . temsal. rer what wet twn. -t ma