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THE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES FRIDAY AFTERNOON. .TANrARY 21. DI2L CLOSE BOND UNITES AMERICA AND ENGLAND EX-PRESIDENT TAFT NOT CON CERNED OVER RELATIONS OF TWO COUNTRIES. Hamilton, liormuUa. Jan. 2C. - For Passing Of Famous WANT TRADE WITH Old Indian Leader i RUSSIA REOPENED Of Broken Arrow Tribe Tulsa, Oklit. Jau. 19.—Another of 1 the famous old Indian leader* whoi ; shaped the destiny ol the Red Man j London, Jan. LAROR CONFIDENT OF ABILITY TO FORCE THE GOVERN MENT’S HANDS. -Th- proposal by Knowledge Of Morse WAR POPULARIZES Code Saved Life BOXING AS A SPORT Of City Treasurer ' „ , 7 ~ . J New Aork. Jan. 19.—Among the Philadelphia. Jau. U—Looked for many sports unu u- the jurisdiction o.! nearly six hours In an hermetically tl»e Annteur Athletic Fnion. which! sealed concrete and steel vault In the have received the benefit of revived c ity treasurer’s office last nifiht, i luteiest and popular support-since the in the early territorial days in Ok’a government to alleviate unem- knowledge of the Morse telegraph ' >v '- i:;eas ^oitlicr athletes and Olym- kotna has passed. In the r-c-ent death pioyment by big roadmahiiig and f(>c ic probably saved the life of Ar " lr ' champions returned to the T. T nit- l l of David M. Hodge. 70 years cdd. last bouse building schemes and othe>- tbur Urenuer assistant citv treasurer State*, none seems to have been I ‘king” of the Broken Arrowy tribe ot work of p Ulic Hlllity is called inad- ft ii*ca%» known today. * A motmc' R- v *“ a S'^Uer impetus than boxing. | FOR SALE 4 room dwelling 119 West Elm Street. Now Va cant. Attractive price and terms. nH*r President William II Tat* who t,le Dalian nation. Oklahoma wlua , P by tne leaders of tbe linear locked in at the same time failed to PVer > ‘Hvision throughout the I . 1 * «iii a., kn-'t a most interesting character. He moved Is spending a month here, said in an (ljwl her " rp ^ n „ v " Proiniwent in the afialrs interview today that “(lie. enormous burden of debt of every country makes it almost indispensable that the ne- cesrity for armament be removed You 1 and joint of survive and when Brenner was res Official returns give the number o' cue d its body was found, his registered workless lu the United Brenner entered the vault. 100 tn tribe since IStiG. lie ranked first among Kingdom on December lit us .791.074 ir> f ( »et square and 20 feet high, tiv* Oivei; statesuien. and although lie an increase of 70.721 during the pre minutes before closing time vp«ter ran”only do that by joint action ^ ver received tbe iilKhest honor i- ceding fortnight. i.ondon alone ac joint agreements amt bv nrom - ,b ? I'O^r of the Irlhr that of the.counts for 141.539 and the. pronoMiot isos of settling all ditferenc.es without / , P r of ,lU ' n wom “” ' fi-htinc " ,lie advlsor of r, eeks. IIL roughly as 3 to 1. out of fighting -‘They are already discussing st riori-sly m the United States an avec day luinting for a warrant. While hr ion was there the big steel doors swun? work is .vbut.' He sbout<‘d for help without _ . attracting notice*, advice was sought by a succession oJ Igcbor leaders say these figures arc; The lights went out automatically tribal heads .and on repeated occa incomplete. They declare that a as the doors shut. Brenner was on meat for disarmament or tlm limitins * l ? ns h< ‘ Wf,s ,r .v the House* of least 250.00 t other roanual workers balcony in the rear. He felt his uh\ of armament and strangely enough this conn s in part at least, from me” who have been vigorously onpo«ed to any league at all," he continued. "1 am very nouetul that under Mr Harding we shall reach a conclusion with other leading nations for an a- sociation or league which shall mark co-intry reports are being receiveo daily at Amateur Athletic headquar-! t »rs here giving unqualified assurance of the popularity of iioxing in all sec-1 liens. Arrangements for tourna ments with the prospect of bringinr about a s-rrh's < f interstate and hue: sectional glove contests, are now oe ing perfected in the hope that t)*for the end of this year a national cham pionship meeting of the best nvra j uvn<lable in every class, from taeavy-ji weights to tin* bantams, may *.>i»!l 5 room home on Maple Street. Dargan. Possession at once. $1,000.00 cash, balance terms. Just off South Price $3,500.00, the advance brought about by the f&fksou. Warriors and the House of Kings and as many clerical workers are out down stairs, pulled open every drawer (the senate and house of representn 0 f jobs, though not on the govern and pil«d tbe books on th** floor for lives of his tribe! as their delegate t< me-nt hooks. These would bring up it he minimum amount of air posstible the ‘•(Ir-'at White Fathers” in Wash (he workless army to well over one and then slept for a while with hb l9gtou. million and. counting their depend face as near the bottom of the door it was the proud boa t of the old cuts, a gram: i. ;hl Is arrived at o' a« possible on the assumption that a statesman that he had met am! talked clove upon 4.590.000 sufferers from slight amount of air might get through 7,77“pnin. 1 ‘' r777 77 ',-7.'>.7^77 77 1 with every president since Andrew lack of work in one way or another, at that point. When he woke his «nmlemr glove wi'elders repre^enUii- brought to a stucessful issue. :| Renewed interest in this branch of ntlijeties is not confined to national | ••■'titests alone. The recent arrival c« English boxers, representing thei British Army and Navy and the 1,0::-!I One of the hist missions actom t Mshed by him for Ids tribe was hav i**<r coi'grs rule Hut the Orecks and other Indians were within their war toward reasonable machinery to- tbe avoidance of future, conflicts. Thi- will involve the sitting nrottnd the council table of all importnnt up ;' lions and will imply the taking o' rien,fl ln s "mF 'be government for with all other labor organizations. "Will get h»lp." came the answe- joint measures to compose dift'on" re: . ,!,p Hb-ovwy of lands given to thei» thev were confident of being able tc from Hockwahi. w^ho immediately tel ephoned for a man who knew the tuture. combination of the vault. and to restrain a resort to the uusftt slaves after the civil -tar. force the governments hand-, isfactorv and hlootiv arbitramert t." T ,p *>ap'-- his greattbd claim tn fame “if im AmeHran businer-s man. i Avur ‘ is the assemb’ing of an Ktiglish-Mns able to get $3.t>00 OfM) worth of con "Lately I have oft-n l,r »•» - kogee »Ur*>'kl alphabet «?mI diction tracts out of Russia, that means lha* <d as | > th** atilt u«le o ft he I’uii.-' nrv - fi ' s< toward the fhr there ia another 53.rt0ft.000 worth States toward Cl real Britain, o i 0I ' ,,lls An,k wl> >’ ,,M wilting there for British trade.” h< course the United States cr.nsis.s '<ev. Join, Fleming, a missionary wlvc said. SO’U* 1 in.O'tft.POp people with mat,y; fame wHh the Mnskogees. as they Meanwhile, public charity has been different currents of thought permenf ; were then called, to the Indian Ter deeply stirred by reports made hv so philosophy that "to he happy you ing the mass. Many different group ri,<m ' Alabama and Mississippi rial workers o*i many cas**s of genu must make others happy,” Mrs. Myrtu i igs too will be found and Hiere arc ln 1*37-3$. 1 i,,,r progress was me dr ine distress, with the result that gifts Perkins Swingle maintains "open vome of these groups, more vocal tits* " n, 'l a number of years later whet* both in money and kind, have Imen house’ in her home to the public ev- 1 lodges, as chief interpreter of thi non ring Inio the dlffere-nt local tt’emcry Tuesday niglit. tribe, and the R< v. R. M. I.oiihIiridge . j loved centers. The danger of food a missionary, collaborated and finUh riots which threatened some wer*k- semi-annual international coutrjstsi in which other European eountrie,- will supply competitors in the nearll Dwelling 18 South Harllee Street. 9 rooms, 2 bath rooms. This is a splendid dwelling or is suit able for boarding house. Lot 100x100. Delivery in 30 days. Price and terms on application. Several nice homes for sale in West Florence. REAL ESTATE & TRUST CO. L. B. HARPER. Mgr. Maintains Open House For Public Cleveland. Jam Jl. - Acting on the NOTICE representative of real ruiMic opi’io' who manifevt bitter feeling again*' Britain. But when an impottant ques tion arises, when a real ieatte tome t •Pore us. then Hie sober public opin ion of tin* United States inserts it v»lf. ‘ The objects of tneso gatheriugs, Mrs. Swingle said, “are primarily can l help to overcome prejudice ai*d spread the ideas of friendship and goodwill. There is nothin- to join; no dues to pay. The admission price is mi* ed Hie book, which lifts beeti of ir.es ago. has apparently to a large extent sUitctive and will, in a small way,) Hmnble value to the tiib<*. vanished. When a lad. [lodges was tausH in . an Indian mission school by He fat'tot "WAKE UP OR DIE" "I never have bad Ike slightest eon of Miss Alice Robertson. Oklahoma's ... cern over Hie relrdions of the twojcongres-wotnan-t'lect. wlto was on* of Warning Is Dsued To Decays No- smile, and they all pay it «• jcerfully." countries. We form the strongest | the earlv Indian ’ missionaries. bility of Spain. The idea started. Mr:, riwingle ex union for t'faie h < *twe**n nut Cm s tha* j Hotlges also translated the Bible in - plained, when several young men wht exists In the world today. MV hav* to tin* Creek tongn**. the Creek nivtht, Atitdrkt. .b'li. L'rt- "Wake un *>r dl**!" roomed at h*‘r home complained o’ got into the habit of settling a'l on- Into tbe Ersdish and was co-authfir of is the warning addressed to the Sno-*. getting lonesome. differetices by ni'*ens of nepotiatia** a votemo of Creek-Knglish song's. ish aristocracy in an editorial of FI "1 went out and invited all my and arlv'tration. The gicat l*ody o' 1 Hodges was made a. junior oftic't Dehatt. which lashes the ancte , *t no- nuighbors and friends in to spend the the people in the United States c'*n in the forces of Albert T’flte, di«eov b’litv e*’ the count''v for it.s ‘‘[•'•’•at evening." she continuer. "Me lu*, l net conceive of a war between Hi*' erer of Bike's Beak, and was as*|«r»e*l, nassivitv” *u all public tnalDrs. The fine time. ‘Lilt why.' 1 asked myself, two cotintri*s because thev are con to Mte army front Texas early in thr writer adds: . ‘should we hoard our Inn selfishly'/ fident that any matters in dispute cn civil war. As a result of a ha*He “lit order not to succumb, the no- Me ought to le.t everybody in.’ :>”d will be settled either bv negotii with Union force* on Thanksgiving bility must not ot.tv display mo-o "The next Tuesday right we Jn- Hon or hv the iudginent o f a conrt a* : day. ISfil. ir* whifh the army from Hip democratic sentiuir-c*-'.mit personally vit«'d everybody who wauled to come, with people In any domestic Juradie \ortl*. although post.-ssinp siim'iiot participate in the life of the cquntrv. I consider my home is merely mine tion wh'*’-e law and order prevail." nur.ih'*rs, was almost annihilated. Otherwise, having already Jo«t it* an- to hold in trust fora little while. And Sneaking of business conditions Ir Hodge* was given the rank of Colonel eicut class prestige, sii>ronnd"*d l*v p while 1 have. it. I will use it to help the United Slates he said thev 'ver and when the war ended he was in materialistic bourreoi«ip. a midclt' . brigrten Ui** lives of others." i>< t alarmine. “M'** arc. a very r* command of a regiment. class without any d'fined oh,lest and Mr .. Swingle is assisted in enter- silient people and can fight our w>- |tc was horn in Muskogee. Okl *.. 1” a |>opulace exaanetated hv politlcfu taining by her daughters. Eva Mae. out.” he said. “Congress Is attempt 1542. his father baine a Uenn'vh an fa deception and economic unrest until 20. and Mildt’d. 17. One hour i.s set lug to help in the matter of credits.” Herman and his mother a fit 11 blood, it is -eady for all kinds >f violence aside for Uivcnssion of some topic, af ■ Creek. the ancient nobility will have nothing ter whith" pi»t:o playing, slugiug and UNDERGROUND PIERS. - —t— else to do than succumb." dancing is indulged in. j Heorgottc waists. French heels, and Mrs. Swingle announced that sev- The great dome of St. Pauls Cath* 1 - the tjse of cosmetic* have been ban-, Nearly one-fifth of the total strength eval other Cleveland women, infitt- dral. London, ts supported on eight ned by high school girls of Columbus, of tbe British army all ove*- the world enced bv her example, are preparing underground piers. Ohio. .is now stationed in Ireland. t 0 fio likewise. The PUBLIC MARKET Prices for SATURDAY DON’T FORGET THEM Native and Western Meats SMALL PIG HAMS 30 PORK SIDE 25 PORK SHOULDER 25 PORK CHOPS 30 PIG FEET 05 PIG HEAD 18 PURE PORK SAUSAGE 35 HAMBURG—mixed with green pepper and tomatoes 3c FRANKS 25 BALONEY 25 HOG HEAD CHEESE .. , 20 LIVER PUDDING 20 STEW BEEF 18 CHUCK ROAST 4 pounds .... 1.00 PRIME RIB ROAST 30 These Prices Are for Saturday Only. ROLLED ROAST 30 ROUND STEAK 30 LOIN STEAK 30 T. BONE STEAK 30 SHOULDER STEAK .25 RUMP ROAST .30 OYSTERS, per quart Zj PURE LARD, 4 pounds 95 Picnic Hams, pound 25 SLICED HAM 40 LIVER 25 LAMB LEG 40 LAMB CHOPS 40 LAMB STEW 30 LAMB ROAST 3$ Get Your Orders in Early. PHONE 346 — AMERICAN HOTEL BUILDING PHONE 346 t WSBW- ■w* El'l’lWl 1 S-l-RS The First Baptist Church OF FLORENCE CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO HEAR DR. J. T. HENDERSON ^ ‘ ' ■ of Chattanooga, Tenn., Secretary of The Laymen’s Missionary Movement ' WHO WILL SPEAK THREE TIMES Sunday, January 23rd, at the Church The Morning at 11:15 Afternoon at 3:30 Evening at 7:30 The afternoon meeting is especially for the men of Florence, and those who miss it will miss a treat. Dr. Henderson is one of the greatest Laymen in the South, and a speaker of great eloquence. His message will bring you great joy. We hope you will come and enjoy • ' • • * . . ,4 . , him with us.