The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, January 18, 1920, Image 2
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THE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 18. 1921.
THE
FLORENCE DAILY TIMES
HOUSE BIS ENOUGH
at
Published Daily Except Sunday
Florence, S. C., by
P BRUNSON & GARDINER
Mason C. Brunson, Editor.
Chaa. 8. Gardiner, Business Manager
'the" flov^fiiment aid emigration by advocated a plan of collective emigra-;
transforming cargo vessels into emi- lion to include 'ahge and comQlete;
4 J "rants ships, because the greates - . uiflts ot labor, comprising not only !a-
• i a up present obstacle to emigration is the borers but engineers, experts, 'man-
I rulIrnN lIHlLAnt * aclt transportation facilities. 'agers and, if possible, capitalists,
Lbn&Jkllv UkWknilkj T j 10 professor proposes that Italian who would all emigrate together to
*1 emigration should be conducted in a the countries w here they are most,
j new* and systematic way. He has needed. ^
GOVERNOR HARDING
STRONG OPPOSITION TO BILL IN
CREASING MEMBERSHIP. .
MEASURE COMES UP
< TODAY.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Payable In Advance.
Washington, Jan. 18.—Lines were
sharply drawn tonight for a fight to
, morrow to defeat the reapportionment
bill which would increase the mem-
: bership of the House of Representa
One Week - ? 15
0ne Month I lives from 435 to 485.
Three Months ’ After a final check-up, leaders an-
Six Months --’O uounce d that the measure as reported
One \ear b.OO j J0 vo t e j down decisively and
To receive attention the same day j that a substitute plan, holding seats |
complaints from subscribers in the, tQ the present total, would be adopted |
i made before seven
by a big majonty.
There seemed little sentimeiit foi I
'i a larger House. Members from States
second class matter: which would lose representation un
city must
o'clock.
Drag Saws at Special Prices
As long as eur Type “W rt Drag Saws, which are equipped with
Bcsch Magneto and Lever Control, last and until Feb. 15th, 1521;
wc will make a special price f. o. b. Columbia of $150.00 on these
machines, which means a 25 per cent cut.
Columbia Supply Company
823 West Gervais Street
Columbia, S. C.
SAYS AMERICA MUST FINANCE
EXPORTS TO EUROPE AND
CONTINUE PRODUCTION.
Kill That Cold With
CASCARA QUININE
Entered as
December 8, 1900, at Florence, S
Member of The Associated Press
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IN THE DAY’S NEWS
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vote let. the country
Housi' is big enough
know
as it
r ; der the shifting of twelve seats from
U | eleven to eight States, declared they
= - would vote against adding forty-eight
Representatives at a cost of approxi
mately $1,600,000 a year when there
The Associated Press i.^ exclusive* i is a crying demand from all quarters
ly entitled to the use for' republics*' for governmental economy.
Uon of all news dispatches credited Give Them a Chance to Taik.
to It or not otherwise credited in this As mapped out today the program
paper and also to the local news pub-; under which the bill will be called
llshed herein. ' up tomorrow, provides for five horns
nf debate. While there was some ob
jection to so much oratory, it was
TUESDAY, JANUARY 18. 1921. agreed to permit members to express
; ! their views a* length, and then by a
roll call
that the
stands.
The Republican steering commit
, tee was reported solidly against the
increase, not as to committee, bnt -ss:
! individuals. Southern Democrats, i! |
wore not expected to oppose |
. jiue lower total as a body, at the shift
officers of the American expeditionary ^ would leave their present;
forces. West Point cannot claim Iho number intact,
credit of educating him. A native of: Under provisions of the bill House j!
Illinois, he was graduated from Kna- l^ers ^ct to bo adopted, the in |
* , . , w . ^ .1 .,1 1 creases will be as fodows:
aus State Agricultural College and at California 3. Michigan 2. Ohio 2 and
one time expected to be a farmer. He j Connecticut, New Jersey, North ,Caro |
was attracted to the military service, lina, Texas and Washington 1 each
enlisted in the regular army ns an in- To make up this number \v!t’.:o’!!j
_ , . . , , i . I changing the 435 total, Missouri would
fgntryman, and later joined iho cava!* lo;o K ?v £ 8ea(s nn(1 . th)1 following' i
ry. He had a fine record in the Span- S{fUeR onG cacli;
Ish-American war. and later saw much Indiana. Iowa. Kansur, Kentucky
He served Louisiana. v Maine, Mississippi, No
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6 Per Cent. Money
To Lend on Residence Property »
In Florence
No Comniission no Rencw.il Charges
Thos. R. Miller, Special Agt.
Phone 231 Tim* Bldg.
Maj. Gen. Janies G. Harbord, who
Is mentioned for chief of staff of the
U. S. Army, was one of the prominent |
FOR S A L E
(Ail in excellent condition)
Doe Buick Light Six, ISlIO Model
One Buick Light Six, 1920 Model (good as’new)
One Giant Six. 1918 Model
One Ford Sedan, 1920 Model (good as new)
One Ford Roadster, 1920 Model
One Dort Club Roadster
One Lilith Sedan, 1918 Mcdel
(II in excellent condition.)
FLORENCE AUTO EXCHANGE
a. A. STURDIVANT, Manager.
Flic-ns 025-W.
$ cco.no
i 150.00
450.00
825.00
350.00
300.00
1,575.00
service in the Philippines,
under Pershing along the Mexican ! braska Rhode Island and Vermont
“ v J 4 , .V • R y this arrangement the Sont
border, and during the time ot the in- wou , d hl in Norlh Carolina
vaslon of Mexico by Pershing he was Toxas and loge in Louisiana an d
near by as a potential friend in need. ;vt
When the first troops went to France, 1 * 4 ^
in 1917, he went along with his form- ! C . v
er superior to serve as chief of staff. • 5bA x
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TODAY’S EVENTS
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1,500,000
MUST LEAVE
I y.t
Rt. Rev. Julius W. Atwood today
celebrates his tenth anniversary as
Episcopal bishop of Arizona.
Vice President-elect Coolidge lias
accepted an invitation to speak today ~
before the Vermont Historical Society, \xt* j
at Montpelier. . | W1QOW
Patrick M. Neff will be inaugurate,!
governor of Texas today, in succes
sion to W. P. Hobby.
Delegates from sbf states are ex
pected at Knoxville, Term., today for
the annual convention of the Lee High
way Association.
Rome, Jan. 18.—Professor Ugo An
cona, former Under Secretary ot
transportation, estimates that at Toast
1,500,000 emigrants must leave lta:y
within the next two years if the n--
tlou is to prosper. He suggests that
F?!referred to Meet
Death at Home
O IVAjTNjRiX
- 51 N. DARGAN ST.
CUT PRICES ON MEATS
BEST STEAK 32# lb.
PORK CHOPS 35c lb.
ROAST MEATS .... 30c lb.
Stew beef ..... 2,;c n>.
For Prompt Delivery Pho;
New York. Jan. 18.—Both long term
credits and investments in European
securities are called for by the pres
ent situation to supplement ordinary
banking activities in effecting the
economic and financial rehabilitation
<jf foreign countries. Governor Hard
iug. of the Federal Reserve Borrd. de
dared in an address here tonight be
fore a group meeting of the New York
State Bankers’ Association.
Speaking on “working back to nor
mal,” Governor Harding asserted that
whatever danger 6f crisis there may
have been is passed and that a blight
future is ahead to be attained
through hard and intelligent work.
Must Continue Production.
Production must continue if the
'country is to prosper, the Governor
' said; but surplus production must he
j disposed of by sale of foreign coun-i
i fries. Under present conditions, he
continued, many countries can notl
I V-ay for goods in the usual manner
and “it is necessary that wo should
! devise new means of financing our
j foreign .trade.”
; r q-,tinunnce of trade with Europe 1
is vital. Governor Harding declared. 1
and the maintenance of "tbd trade
.relationships of olhor countries wilh
•••one,'’ is scarcely less important.
Otherwise thore will be a constant
tendency,” the Governor explained
“toward the accumulation hero of
mods, principally raw materials, from
those countries which ham been in
the habit of r.elling to Europe hui
which now, on account of Europe's
inability to pay and their own inabil
by to extend credit, are shipping to
the TTnit^d Stales in order to sell for!
II each."
Long Term Credit Needed.
j Rrfor.'ing to the unsettled exchange
|)si*nation. b<- said that “in the present I
j| cimimste.in.-s it would he vain to ex i
i nect to finance our exports to Edrone
!. * hv means of short-time banker:',' cred-1
jlif:-'.” “The war finance corporation i
jjjhes been revised”, he added, “and.
I i subject to t’>.e net croatinr': it it Is
authtirized to extend credits in ex 1
port transactions, but it is evident
(hat new agencies must b“ resorted |
to in order to furnish Europe with
long tim * ero'iR wliich is so essential;
for her rehabilitation and for her con
tiuuance as a p'.’tential buyer in th?
”or!d’.'-. markets."
For >ign trade finaneirg companies;
incorrora f ed under the Edge act are j
already in on'ration under federal su
pervision, Governor Harding said, and,
c hou'd their operatiors prove success
ful., the formation oF ot.h *rs is lo be
expected.
FOR
Colds, Coughs
AND
Grippe
Neglected Colds are Dangerous
Take no chances. Keep this standard remedy handy for the fust Miee/e.
Breaks up a cold in 24 hours — Relieves
Grippe in 3 days—Excellent for Headache
Quinine in this form does not affect the head—Cascara is best Tonic
Laxative—No Opiate in Hill’s.
ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT
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iiEsaiar^iaaaa^^ru.
The thirty-second annual New York
Poultry Show, the greatest held an
nually in the world, will be opened;
today in Madison Square Garden.
"For many years 1 suffered from;
stomach trouble. All the doctors j
tried helped me but little. Ail said;
Iwould have to go to hospital and
be operated on for gall stones or ij
Cane Given President
! MR. WILSON DELIGHTED WITH t
GIFT FROM TEXAS FRIENDS. ’
. . Remedy and since taking a course o!
S P ,k. m U move than a ye ar ago hav» not ha'.
.-HX- P»'n m my stoma,toy..
What constitutes the “well-dressec#
man’’ will be
the annual conv
chant Tailors Designers’ Association, I
opening today in Chicago. ,
Today will be celebrated the fiftieth
anniversary of the proclamation o*
the German empire at Versailles, and
it is expected that an effort will be
made to turn the occasion to the ad
vantage of the monorchia! move
ment.
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♦ IGNORANT ESSAYS ❖
♦ By J. P. McEvoy. 4*
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1 would not live much longer. I told;
! them I preferred to meet death at
One day I picked up an ad
Wonderful
oi
vertiuement of Mayr’s
good appetite and can eat anything.’
It is a simple, harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucus
from the intestinal tract and allays
the inflammation which causes prnc
tically all stomach, liver, and intes
tinal ailments, including appendicitis.
One dose will convine or money re
funded.
F. U. Lake, and druggists every
where. Adv.!
FURNACES
“TANliC MADE ME '
LIKE A NEW MAN”
A furnace is a contrivance that
takes in coal and gives out smoke .
dust and ashes. It is designed to make
you warm, especially under the col
lar, and is most ingeniously contrived
to generate warmth on hot days and Shaw Declares He Was In a
coolth on cold days. -ui -o rx '
Furnaces are very sensitive to at i Terribly Run Down
mospheric conditions. At the first t Condition
symptom of a cold snap they become
paralyzed and curl up in a hard knot,i H _, T rMr i r iPQT?Q TAMT A C
roll over on their backs and refuse toitt-ti' H.INDL/KoHio lixIND/LLs
function. When Spring comes down
tt.
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It Pleases
PHONE YOUR ORDER TO
United
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Grocery Co.
Washington. Jan. 18.—Roprosenfa
: tive Lucian W. Parrish, of Texas, :o-,j
I day preseiried to President Wilson a ;
! walking stick as a gift of appreciation
| firm “tiie loyal Democrats” of Wise)
county. Texas. The presentation was
i.:ad > in the President's private study,
i and' he expressed much pleasure at
! receiving it, saying: “I appreciate tire
gift greatly, and will treasure it no*
i only for Us beauty, but for the sent!-
mem in the hearts of those who son*.:
it.’’
The stick was made from wood eur ■
fro rathe heart of a “bois d'arc” tree.:
The stick is golden brown in color, j
with a silver top. The wood was cut;
I by J. E. Boyd, whose father planted
' the tree in Wise county forty-one
' years ago.
With the cane Representative Par-
rish presented the President with a;
framed picture of Sam Woody, ninety-!
ssv’n years old, said to be the oldest
living “loval Democrat” in Wise
county.
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FIRST
BANK
‘ALMOST EVERYTHING IN BANKING’
Man Says He
Goes to a Lot of Trouble
to Tell Others of This
Remedy.
the world again, they regain their; Greenwood
pristine gaiety and get all het up with
enthusiasm and vitality.
Furnaces are usually situated down
in the basement next to the janitor's
apartment so as to keep him comfort
ably warm, first and foremost. How
well they illustrate the old maxim:! 1 wa * i’ 1 ;l terribly yun down con
"Out of sight, out of luck.” They 1 diUon, had developed pellagra tints'
burn hard coal, soft coni, or coke, iti 1T1 .v whole system was out of order
makes no difference which, except in * >u l Tan lac, called ‘the master modi ;
the bills. It is called hard coal, be-; r: i nt! ’- proved master of my cilmento.j
cause It’s hard to get and hard to take 1 ai>(1 it i ust revived me," declared C.
at the price when you get it. Coke I’* Shaw, of 274 Duncan ^treet. Green
is coal with a past—It has seen life! wood, S. C.. in a statement ondors
and has har most cif the stuffing ■ ii'K this medicine^ *the real merit oT ;
knocked out of it. Soft bool is (allmi twhich has 'Cnablpd I* to establish a
soft, because if you were hit on the world’s record for sales since it was
head with a lump of it. it wo.ddn’tiMtroduce.> five years ago.
hurt you—much. "Come in”, said the 1 “Neither could 1 sleep well at
old lady to the tramp, "the dog won't' night,” continued Mr. Shaw. "1 was
bite you—scarcely.” i B Q weak i could hardly work, and 1.
Furnaces are regulated by. thermo-thad to-force myself to keep goinlr. Ac I
stats, which is from the Latin: “ther I heard so many people praising Tan
mo”, meaning heat and “gtat”, an ab-,bac, I figured k a s'afe thing to do to
breviation of "Statso?” Hence ther-jLake some of it myself, and I did.,
mostat means: "Heat Statso?" ; The repult was I felt one, hundred per
There are hot water furnaces, hot vent better In a week,
air furnaces and steam furnaces—{ “Soon after I began taking Tanlac.
and some of them can be kent sun ! I J us t could not get enough to eat, it
plied with coal if a man shovels mad- seemed, the medicini gave me such a.
ly twelve hours a day and has some.floc appetite. 1 surely did. improve
one to spelb him on the night shifts.! fust an ^ hi a short time 1 felt like a
Olur forefathers never know the new man.
joys of running a furnace. All they ‘Tanlac is the finest medicine I
had in their artless simplicity was aj«vcr used. It just revived me and T
log fire, about the wi zft of a 4-11 alarm] have gone to a lot of trouble to tel!
which kept them toasted a light others Ju«t how tine it If,"
brown all winter. ’ Among those who; Given Feb. 22. 1917.
do not know what a furnace is are! Sold in Darlington by Darlington,
Laplanders. Ysnlanders, (Inhabitants Drug Co.; Hartpville, Robert Stew-
of the Island of Yap). South Sea Is-1 art;., Corner Drug Store; Lake City,
landers and families who live on the Farmers St Merchants Drug Co.;
third floor. ^Scranton, \V. S. tynch Co. Adv.j
>!assMXKsu2j#B.QnuMHnnBW)npHwn&BBEaiiaii
Karansrcup i
CE
The Clary-Cumming Battery Co.
Who in a few days time will be ready for business,
wish to advise in answer to numerous inquiries
that for the present they will occupy the entire"
lower floor of building.at
34 South Dargan St.
^Formerly occupied by the Florence Motor Sales
Co., Handling sales and service on the
^ Columbia Storage Battery
ALSO THE GENERAL MOTORS PRODUCTS,
DELCO, REMY AND KLAXON.
Full line of ignition and starting and lighting
parts, brushes, etc. T.iey will also carry full line of
' auto accessories, tires and tubes. They have ex
clusive distributotrsliip for 34 counties of this state
on Columbia Storage Batteries. Another big fea
ture is that our place will be arranged so that you
can drive in out of rain and cold while having bat
tery or other work attended to.
Mr. R. E. Simont, formerly manager of Florence
Motor Sales Co., wia be in charge.
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w H A T better thing can
you do with your money
than make your home
more comfortable?
Let us tell you about Farm
Light and Power, Rural
Water Supply Systems,
Sanitary Sewerage Dis
posal, Modern Plumbing
Fixtures and Iceless Re
frigeration.
SEND FOE A COPY OF
Southern States Supply Co.
I
n
sprit
de Corps
(The Common Spirit Of Enthusiastic Devotion
Pervading a Body Of Persons To The Honor And
Advancement Of a Cause)
It is this spirit of devotion, and bound-to-win pol
icy that pervades every successful organization of
people.
We see evidence of th 5 result of Espirit De corps
in every wining football or baseball team, in every
well drilled, and “snappy” company of soldiers ana
it even makes for the success of our largest manu
facturing enterprises. It is the fact that each and
every man KNOWS that his team, company or
organization is the BEST in it’s line, and each and
every man does his very best to justify his convic-
tion.
It is this spirit that dominates every employee of
The First National; from President to Janitor. It
is this spirit that makes your banking business
with The First National so pleasant. It is this
spirit, we believe, that pervades among the vast
majority of our customers, thus making for “mjiles
of smiles” on both sides of the wicket.
IT IS THIS SPIRIT THAT HAS CONTRIB
UTED MORE THAN ANY OTHER ONE
THING TO THE WONDERFUL GROWTH
OF THE FIRST NATIONAL, AND WILL
CONTINUE TO DO SO IN THE FUTURE.
NATIONAL
of Florence
ATLANTA,
GA.
COLUMBIA, S. G
JACKSONVILLE,
FLA.
GREENVILLE,
S.C.
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