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IBu The Manii with a full line Brick, Lime, Lu WHEN IN I Mai Manning Warehouse, T COVERNOR ROBERTS ASKS RATIICATION Sends Special lesage1 e to Tennessee .leg isiaatulre PL.ATFI'ol3 AND PARTY . , A W Parley Christensen Slamis Repulicieahns for Action Regarding Question. Nashville, Aug. '.-Prompt ratifica lion of the federal woman suffrage amendment in order' that the women of the country might "share in shap ing the destiny of the Republic," was Urged by Governor Roberts todT inl his message to the Tennesse( Legis_ Jature which met in extraorijr1vry ses Sion to act utpoan tII m1asu re. Citing decla rations of the Republi- . cn and Democratic national and State platform in favor of wonIaj suffrage and declaring that platforms adopted are "accepted as partly law and are so regarded as sacred pledges by menbers of those partics elected up On such platfornis" the Governor' said that "no party man is without party 1 law to support his action in voting favorablv uuo h amendment'' " T1he Senate and House both ad journedi until tolorrow after an hours t session and without the Itroduction a of the ratification resolutions. Lead- lo ers said these Probably would be of- %V( fered toi orrow and would be referred i.1 to the judiciary committees VII ich , ifr inclined to (1 so, would conduct hearl. antgs. A votc in either hoNse was not re- uil girded as probable before the end of ta, .he week at the earlisf.a Republicains. Hold Cacis. in Repubian mbirlisi -; of the Senate a antd flouse heid a cauOcls at 'which OeV the leaders were said to hav.e .0olI am. the (aucu-s I ta t~Coi r xpditt ) deman ded that the ReMth assp port ratifticatio ~ an s Parh-y P'. C hristt*en ,lteis titI rlnite of tit farm~ter-Iabhor party, in tic i f~ ornlot stat etmenjt tonight tdclarted frat that failjure of thte Repuliicans1 to en - Iwtd kmenyalva by the Rel~(ican parttv's vt< ndtt Senator-II liard~ in t ty 0 11( h ter alssociatedI Repultican1 ielers (eld 001s ph.-:tl go t y to th bi-ietrtayat. 'ot Amontgt ite tr te:tl ii;&i .NEEEEEEEgggggg iFuture P IfB history repeats itself * have a goodl profit in it at g were ve'ry large and every U 0ne knows what the mnarla( * and1( are( buhying (1uite liber! * mutch higher than last year nit rate is by f ar the cheap< * er' lactories ar~e naming * on for Fati5lll sip ent in es U cate's to some extent, the c< Ug very import11anit part.. If y \M and place your order with U sale. It is binding when tU IO'Donnel UE MiNEMMMg rig Builders Supply Company f Builders Supplies. We ca Cement, Framin mber, Sash, Doc NEED OF ANYTHING IN I rning I qcar A. C. L. Depot and Gulf "Felt Lik Man and Wife, All Ru, Were Greatly I (. I Y WiPE anmd I, aft-ir a hard J 3PIrilIg on tho farm, were tired and ru11-(own,"' says Mr. E. . lMulkey, of Route 1, Acworth, ca. "we neither felt well. I knew my blood was bad, as I had little boils on the back of my neck. "We felt we needed a builder. We had heard of Ziron and thought it uinst be what we needed. it certainly was. we took it faithfully, and after n week or such a matter we began to feel bettcr. My wife felt like cooking, [ampshire," ilr. Christensen charged. "These gentlemenl had a lot to say I the Blackstone hotel conference ,at picked Senator Hardling as the epuhlican noniinee at Chicago. Rati ation by the Tennessee Legislature 01"dl mean that the women of New ampshire and Connecticut vould ite November and Brandegee an( 0ses have excellent reason to fear at they would suffer thereby, in much as both of tdlem a ilt r reelection, have constantly oppose'(I >nman suffrage, Senator Harding will t t be the means of (lefeating these n ends of his if he can avoid it. A Harding Could Assist. a Senator Harding could save the sit- 1 ion for suffrage by coming here. 2 :ng his coat oif and pushing the Iir (ldment through his party caucus S accordlanev with his party pledge h( I hi sown personal utterances. The 0 n)ocrats could not afford to kill the 1 ('dm nt if la rd ing showed the Re-Ig Ianas to be solid for it, Governor would b( e forced to remove the truc tions. limiis and counlte~r claims flewr .1 k anud fast tonight with the su nis s declarcing the ame'ndlment d( be rat ifiedh and the antis claim.. it wo.uI be derfeateu, Seventeen 'si inhe s('na te a re niecessa J. fo-* Iie t ion. In tihe HouiJse, howeer, Jienmi ersh~i piof Jlinety'i me ;ii_ es I wVenty-n jine hlepubl i''n. I'ifty 5 will be necess;ary for rat ifica- thn by Ih li ous.e. 1)h M )V ER'iT~s IN Tngl TIMg E s l Jitrate ol the far'mer* who buys niitrat he time of delivery. Our ads farmer whod boulght from ue' 4 is going to do, but we hal lily artoundl present figures. ', bult b~ased upon01 the cost of ~st material on the nmrket. prices Onl mixed goodls, at cess of what they were iln th< ur ise of' raw malhterialIs, of wi' ou1 think as well of the mark4 us5. No guaranty als to pric le Contract is signied. 1. & Coi SUMTER, S. C. EE EKIaE'ggEEEEggg begs to announce to the public th rry in stock at all times a full li4 , Dressed Sheetinj >rs, Blinds, Laths, E BUIIDING SUPPLIES SEE US 3uilders Refining Station. 9 Eaqing" i-Down from Farm Work, Yelped by Ziron. and I suro felt like eating. "Ziroln sure (id h us goo(l. Tt miade us both fei stronger an( better for tho fall work, which everyone knows is 'Somo -ork' on a farm. My bdils hegan to dry up, though just at first they -seemed worse. "We are much better and cai, highly 4 recommend Ziron, and gladly do so for it sure did us good." Ziron is a safe, reliable, tonic medl. cine, good for men, women and child. ren, when an iron tonic Is indicated. It is easy to take and contains no hablEtforniing drugs. Ask your druggist or dealer. TOWS RAVEN INTO PORT Miami, Fla., Aug. 9.-The Raven ornimerly the U. S. S. P-4 which owing 1o engine troubel, drifted in the Gulf ;tream from a point near the Bahama slands to Jupiter Light, vas towed ito this port yesterday aft.ernoon by ne of the destroyers attached to the lotilla lying off Miami. -- o - _--- _ NOTICE OF SPECIAL. ELECTION WHEREAS, there is a vacaney in ___ ie Town Council of the Town of Man- 1 ing, caused by the resignation of iderman S. J. Smith: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Special election will be held in the own of Manning onl Tuesday, August ith, 1920 for the purpose of electing i Alderman for the Town of Mann g, for the unexpired term of S. .1. mith, resigned. Said election to be Id at the Town Hail; the polls will >en at 8 o'clock A. M. and remain en until .1 o'clock l. M. That Joseph S. Dickson, S. E. In am and ,J. WV. Rigby have been (Ie enaitedl as ma nagers of sa id election. oy irdr of the Tiown (Council. WV. C. D~avis, lerk\ andi Treasurr. an nmg, S. C. August 2, 0 20. Political Cards N '". lanite for Conges from dige myself to abide t he result of P'rimna ry and wonuil appreciate the >l"ort of the voters. WV. TU'IRNiR L.OGAN. Soda.I7 duntit e ol sodIa nowy wil anice sales last year made oney. No * gA et confifdence inl it, ate m The price is very U I"" or othier ammltfoniales. U ~LreadIy the fertilli%- CAN 7.00 to $8.00 per C hr spring. Thi ind~ j.(1- (lidate f< ich nlitrate forms a U"te "e it as we do, colme in M L' aiccompanie's our U CAN Ui At the *tio the r1 nlpany, (At Ihereh * th e le Uty subjee EEEUE EE~imd~~ cratic pail at they are new open in Manning C of , Flooring, Ceiling, eaver Board and C3 FOR PRICES, ETC. Supply HORSES A Carload Saddle Drivi Farm :everai in the b Also a Mules c; car. See us for Up-to-d COFFEY UJPT. OF ED)UCATION CA NDIDATEI by, oifer for re-eleetion to the yre etI County Superintendient oftoit teofe >n, subieet to the rules of the iIjtt)lw itic Primary. N. J1. IIROWN. )'llr. '~ . IDATE F'Olf SI! EhIFF etfrteps by annfOunce mnysel f a enntlid-ari-gy he Ofhece of Sheriq of Claren-. rnty subject. to the rules of the tie prinmary.CA In A'I - ---- - h ereq uy s I -l J)IAIE FO IE I'' ~ itio for the ofe liuty subsub(tjoctheto'tthesro cprimary.arty. If..1 (;~x~r~Fryourse a tov nentat for the pat trule to (flier the itto' tiat te fr te ofi f Clrendn Coin t sub e tionrY aond y P~e~ hle o th e i ti (pan- result of he . ya I. JI. GODWN.* F r . So 3ID)ATIE FOR t SIFI"y I heb annou Snnunemylateay o f ther aII f Shlei tof renn herconde for thes ofi toterlsofteJeo Clarenolon countyujc ayae irg e ft he De or ticpr. result of theam L. S. BARWICK. h e ult ofte. Dlies!. itton Warehouse, near A. C. L. depot, iding, Mouldings, Finish rpress Shingles. ompany, A. J. RIGBY, Manager. and MULES Just Arrived. Horses ng Horses i Horses Speedsters unch. lot of good ame in this ate Farm Machinery. & RIGBy FOR SUPER~VISOR FOR 1 I K U~ will stand for re-elec 1 herebyv aunel cn of County Supervisor diate for re-i'et~ t o th alc oan les of the Democratic Clerk of Court of (non hoty. o rant you to inform Sub~ject totl l f the rulesc -ti vhat has been d1one, in Pr~iary. .teDmcai if the County govern- ..B ANFY three years, and vote - - -N y -- -- -- --- I hereby an1('iyc m in ef (an FORSIIRIF diatefor~ re-election to the a can I"OU HER f )Re~presenftativ ou. nee1C myself a can.-----W--.-OO ce of Sheriff of Clar- -- romsing to uabide the F or 110"1544 of Represenitaitives amocratjc primary. Ihrb .R. PLOWD)EN-' a * I ee mnyselfI a (and~lid ~ - - -- -- Re present at i in to he il ouh ing RepresenItatives primlary. n te apoci WV. T1.P-PRT nec myself as a can- -. S- O' ouse of Representa-. 'or hious0 of Represenitatie Ion ('ounty, subihject the Demnocrati. pri I am a cand Iiate for the I oseo nmysel f to abhide th Re presenEltaitiv es from Cla rei n ue of ty subhjct to the rules (if the eo D~esClfD\. rpS, cratic pirima ry.Dm -- --- I). A I,EN. I'TVI or hiouse of Represenitatives inec myself a enn- Subject to th ue fteIcl cc of Supervisor of eratie leimarl, s of mye Deman M~id pledge to abide didlate fo th e Ios offelrself a an tiADDNves from Clarendlon count MCFI)-N HARRY C. CURrnom