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SITUATION IS NOW IN WAITINO STAC McAdoo Prospects and Wet Plan Prominent Issues. MESMltlSM OF'' MR. BRYAN Irish Question Also Uppermost i Mlinds of Most of Delegates. Sanl Francisco, Cal., June 27. About all has been said that cal be said about the prospects of Lh various can(d1dates for the Presidentia nomination to be m-tdC by the Demo cratic convention which assembles to mi1t1rro1w. There is no use in rehears ing the same today that was writtel yestenday. The situation will not b chanlged without some defi nite devel opmients and we ar now liecessaril, in a waiting stage. Flor instance- with platformi adopte< before the ticket is inmed, the for tunes of certain possibilities for the ntominlation m1ay be seriously affectled That is so obvious that it tequires nt explanation. Again muoch depends upot the headway which the always turbu lent. lr. Hryan may be able to tak with his schemes to wrest control of the conventtion from the admitnistra. tion leaders. The Nebraskan's powe of oratorical mesmerism will have to make a vastly better showing here than they did at the .Jackson day harn <jluet at Washington last larch for hii to overcomle the impression that he cannot upset delegates as he did to old, Ret iremeint of .M1eredith. The retirement of Secretary of Agri Culture Meriledith as candidate for the .Pres identi ia l nonmiation icalnt very lit cle or trothing as nobody had serious ly regarded him in that particular. There is one ew mMovement ini the Presidential paddock which is interest - ing. McAdoo booiers are sayinrg with great confidence that the thing is all settled. The ticket will bMeMlcAdoo and Cox. "Yesterday the Pialmer peo ple were suggesting a combination with the Cox followers on the same basis, tile Ohio muarn tro take second place. But tie Cox mantagers are mak ing light of all intimations that their canldidate is to be disposed of in any such manner. The man who is every body's second choice is really the fel low who is strongest of all ,they d(! clare, and tley predict that Cox will forge to the fronit after a very few ballots. Of course it' the McAdoo aid Cox forces could really unite all would Ie over but the shouting. Thev eon tain many elements as Mutually on friendly as oil and water. Possibility of the convention breaking away from the control of the dry element ofr the evasive element and forcing the adop tion of a definitelyv moist )lanik is aurgmren ted by the snarl over Irish freedom. Inability to satisfy the friends of the Irish on that matter would leave the Democratic party in a rather bad way as to the Irish vote Econor Yosemu Co THE REMP the 355-rnile isters another .easy riding stock tour: - gallon throug of course, bet is gratifying best use of es Touring, $ Prtc Harvii Repair k Hard Work Often Break and Creates a Need M EN and wqmen who do hare labor, such as building, farm Ing or housekeeping, and thosi who do exhaustive brain work of vari ous kinds, often feel the need of some thing to help renew fagged forces and tone up the system. To help repair the wear caused by over-work, to gain renewed strength and energy, many have obtained good results from taking Ziron Iron Tonic. Ziron Is a perfected preparation of pure inedicinal Iron salts, combined with other valuablo strength-giving unless somieth ing should be dlone in some other way to make the platform i pilase this large fraction of our po . litical household. The Republicans dodged the Irish question, but, their surrndet tLo Ilirama -Johnson on the ileague (Of nations' was gratifying to Irish syipathizers." Wet Plank, Whisper l lome. "Ptt a wet pltnk in the platform," whisper someit. of the Ilostastute of ti Demcratic psychologists, 'and 'If :et the Irish ,ote all right, no matter what we do about the league of lations. The Irish vote cares a lot more about alleviation of the present excessive aridity here in our midst. than it does ahout the iivolved aid dist ant subject of the league. With o11t a Moist plank we lose a lot of (tou Irish Vote, with such a plank, we retai n it and intcreas e it." So as coivention eve passes McA(loo is the inldividual upper--moist in the interest amolg the lominatinAg pos sibilities, and tite questionI wihether or n1ot Ifo have a wet plank is the itques tion upperilmost it) intyrest amtiot ng thel Posible cam Paign issues. Most of the delegates seem weary of the league of nationlS discuLIssiol and are paying no attention to it at this lime. S~ilK~lSiuE31imN ou:T Baltimore, Ahd... June 27.-More than 1.000 strik ers antd dissatisfied employ es of the Baltimore atd Ohio, the Plennusylvan ia , antd the Vestern Mary land Railroads at a meeting in defence of orders received from William C. Doak, vice president of their national executive committee at Washington, voted to remain out tuntil the wage board had declared its award. TEN * 'E!!. IN U31ASI1 :P Iluntinigburg, Ind., June 27.-Ten persons were killed and nine injured probably fatally when a truck carry ing a load of )icmckers was1 struck by a passenger train ole im ile west of here this morning. The injured were taken to in Evansville hospital. The truck which was carrying twenty-one persons, stopped on the tracks and was struck by the train which Was ny That f Tect Des ite Run Gives Conclusive Evidence of Quali1 astrt~ion and Economo)y of Triple1tx Spings LRKABLE OVERLAND VIC ios Angeles-Yosemite Economy triumph for scientific light weig: Triplex Springs. The winning car rNintered an average of 35. bout the entire mountainous tri ter than average Overland mile; to drive a car whose design it cry drop of fuel. 985; Roadster, $985, Coupe, $1525; Sedan,. es f. o. b. Toledo, subject to change without notice i Motor Compm rhe Wear Down a Person's Health for Ziron Iron Tonic. tonic ingrediento, which aro recom mended by (eading physicians. Mr. 11. B. Converse, of McEwen Tenn., writes: "I had been working very hard, and was getting weak and run-down from hard work. When I commenced taking Ziron, in a few days I felt stronger, and now I have taken two bottles I feel as strong as ever, although I havo kept at work all the time." You cannot lose anything by giving Ziron a trial, but very likely will gain much. Your druggist will sell you the first bottle on a money-back guarantee. travelling at a high rate of speed. Several children were among those killed anl dinjured. The special train which brought the injured to Evansville was held up by a freight wreck at Oakland City and did not arrive until 3 o'clock in the afternoon. ADVE'RTISE IN THE TIMES TO MOTORIZE REGIM ENT Columbus, Ga., June 27.-Orders have been received to motorized the Twenty-ninth infantry regiment, sta tioned at Camp Benning, making it a model infantry regiment and the first regiment in the army to be motorized. \oftorizat 1ion will consist of motor buses to transport troops, stal' auto mobiles for oflicers, motorcycles for erederlies and light trucks to transport Supplies. ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES NOTICE OF DISCIIARGE I will apply to the Judge of Pro bate for Clarendon County, on the 12th day of July, 1920, at 11 o'clock A. Al. for letters of discharge as Exe (utrix -of the Estate of I). J. Brad ham, deceased. Sarah J. Bradham, Executrix. Manning, S. C., Juie 12th, 1920.-c CITATION NOTICE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Clarendon 13y J. M. Windhai Probate Judge: Whereas, David C. Mason made quit to me to grant him Letters of Ad mioistration of the Estate and effects )f Charles M. Mason. These are, therefore, to cite and idmonish all and singular the Kind led and Creditors of the said Charles \U. Mason deceased, that they be and ippear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Manning on the .th (lay of July next, after publica ion hereof, at 11 o'clock in the fore oon, to show cause ,if any they have, vhy the said Administration should lot be granted. Given under my hand this 21st day )f June, Anno Domini, 1920. J. M. Windham, >d- Judte of Pof -. TORY in Run reg b~t and the Overland miles per p. This is, alge, but it 1sures the $1575 my Home Bank The Bank Agricultural We have this space and are offerh ty free of charge, to be used as a ntd or buy. Send all requests to C. A. McFadd Manning, S. C. , Don't fail to plant a small acreag portant. For C. W. Ridgeway, Bloomville, S. C. Good milk cow to calve in few days. Price $75.00. T. C. Bradham, Manning - "'Ik cow first calf will calve between J..ne 1st, and 15th. S. E. Nelson, Alcolu-One Jersey 9 Milk cow and heifer calf., One 3-4 9 Jersey cow bull calf, both extra good 9 milkers and butter cows. W. S. Holladay,Manning - nice Milk Cow, qualities guaranteed. Farm Ma Yes, We BINDERS MOWERS RAKES CULTIVA PLOWS Let us show you There are none Coffey I I ~ U-. - I U ---I & Trust Co. That Serves Department ig it to the Farmers of Clarendor coun m for articles that you may want to sell in, Agent Home Bank & Trust Co. e of Peanuts and Potatoes, this is im Sale S. W. Thigpen, Manning-Home grown and ground Grits and meal, will deliver any quantity, one peck up every Saturday 65c per peck $2.50 per bushel. R. R. DuRant, Alcolu -Offers Peaches for sale, would like several customers that he could deliver to each week. I. V. Plowden, Manning-2 extra nice Milk Cows, young. calves-just ready to begin milking. chinery?" Have It TORS these machines.* better made.+ V R igaby.