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3&§? ; f*<t THE FLORENCE DAII Automobiles Published Dally Florence, BRUNSON ANt Mason C. Brt Chas. S. Gardiner,! SUBSCRIPT! Payable One \\ojk One month Three months —^ Six months One year --j| 6.(1 P' i < 'ilT mil four in mere Tfilldren there will be no inher itu*lice fax. if the theory of iho lawmakers 1- . t a man iieoumiihites*an estate to the ultimate benefit of his children Entered as second ^lass matter December 8, 1900. at Florence. S. C. | Member of The Associated Pre«» Tbe Asbodutod Pr... A |,„ ls to „ 0 „ „ entitled to tbe nse to . !kwwr relber than nn tion of all news dispatches credited M it or not ctherv.lse credited In this paper and also to (he local news pub llshed herein. of Inc mTert . Pa.. f>8 _ 'biirles ■ytMch. presTtfeTTt of TFitifiit Agricultural rolletre. born Waitow'.te-, Wis.. r,4 years uko trda Oeorce O, 1 oude.rback, professo* of ptolcey In the University of Pali- '‘ornia. born in bovl ehimiTm of hlr o enable his fri^ nomination. This announceme the progressive streT San Prancisco,( 46 publican party, which is nor TUESDAY APHID 6, 14)20 AMERICA’S DEBT. No town anywhere has done litT part more .nobly than has Florence in every drive put on during the war and after war campaigns. This war. due to the untiring efforts of ^ the '.a- dies of the city. Florence has the distinction of having done more p^r capita for the Frjench Orphans than any town cf the nation. And now the ladies are w;oi king diligently on the raising of funds for America ,s debt to Franco. Every school child in the , vaunty will be registered in this ' cans' 1 The work of registering the school children is cn in full blast and*in Florence alone there are about > l.'.oo already registered, and the work "is being carried on throughout the cj ruy. Not oily are the children ‘to regie ter a but the entire people of the corjity are asked to join In tills patriotic movement. Young ladies from the city will have charge o.£ the registration out side of the enconr cgir of large families. A Fremhinan with ono » cl'iid ; ,ad an estate ot yi'l.tvrm wont 1 have the satisfactioi. of leaving '?>1.666 to his offspring. II he had two kiddles tlie state Would b tv;' of his accumulation enough t- uive > i of th'> little ones $:UTr»'< while if he left’three each would get •luproxjmatelv With four thr division oS the ciitire estate am on; (hem would give each only 00.’ Would not a Frenchman, solicitiou.- above all else for the comfort of his family prefe- to nrovid- one' chfld with <6 hdC than four children with 1 2.506 each? Anyway, fs not the appeal sought v to bo made addressed to sordid in “Units rather than to that patriotism which, in truth, it is desired to arouse? CANADA’S METHOD. Canada's tnethed of selecting im migruhts llutt will be admitted to tin Dominion is so much in contrast ii the plan we hav? heretofore pursued that If is 'veil worth attention. WhiU w'e have l iken a slight step in get tleg lid of undesirables by deporta tion Canada has adapted a pulley that will prevent them from cbmiup neb op Is and their stations are scenes h n * 0 (}, e country. The Dominion has of activity. 5on own your part ot | s, |,. M1 ol , iminigrants from America’s debt tJ France. Are you jyt uLhern and eastern Europe and w"! ndnilt rtily those frem the Drllish Isles. France, Helgiuni and Scanda going to pay It? AVI ATIO 4 NOT COMMERCIAL SUCCESS navi?. Not only ar.e limits of ex .tluslon set. but agents of the Cana dian government in countries open tc emigration pass on those who will b* admitted. Thus I he immigrant goime to Canada rteis no risk of rejection. This is certainly a more considerate •periiiv'utal stage and not a present I method than ours in turning them The* d3Cl:iration by the head of one of the largest manufacturers of airplanes i” this country that com uncivbil aviation is still in the ex fact, arid that years of plodding effort wiii lie required to perfect - aircraft to the point whe/e it will Jiu adapted to commercial uses, will cause some surprise among /those who have inc agiueu tiiat the day of the airplane for gunra!‘Siurpasex had arrived. He avers that the manufacture of airplanes is net yet on a ‘'dotlai* and. cents basis." In the manufacture for ute,ib war no regard was given D e.ost % Planes were wanted and to get enough of them was the only consld eration. Hut to - conduct the bus! lie's on a peace basis is an entirely different proposition since, while the war taught a lot of young men to fly. it did not Ueach them howjp can, money from the operation of the craft * under peace conditions. A requisite to commercial success- is that it shall he financially profit able', and no such result hr.s been at talned anywhere, ho believes, on any considerable scale. That there is ? future for commercial aviation he does not doubt, but that flying is des tined to become a.s common as mo to; ing is a Tong way in the future and they have reached EH'.- 'ears ago today. 1 contested for by Wood, Johnson and V.'illiam Bayard Hale, well-known Poindexter. Air. Hoover, a Californian, ■litor and imtihaUst. horit at Rich- challenges Senator Johnson's statuses i.f.nd. Ind.. "I yeaT3 ago today. ,a “favorite son." He challenges him ■_ _ furthermore on the score of his prin- • _ «ipal issue, the league of nations. The ♦ •> d* d 1 + 4* 4 California contest promises to be par ticularly lively. Senator Johnson has an organization and Mr: Hoover a sentiment behind him. How far that 1671 /( an Baptiste Rousseau, fa , sentiment, which is unmistakable in molts satirical writer, born i the country at large, will prevail in Paris. Died in Brussels, March California as against the well organ- j- |- (1 . Ized Johnson campaign remains to be TODAY’'., A in NIV E R S A RIT. 4 4 4 4 <■> 4 4 4 4 <« 4 4 4 * US’* Congress counted the votes electing Washington as President seen. d'^t John Adams as Vice Prcsi Prohibition In The South (From the New Yok Sun.) The members of the hop sc who give voice to a suspicion that the Vol stead law is being administered dryly for the north but wetly for the south died at Portland. •Me. Born Dover, Me, March 1. 1844. ■> 4444444444 <*■ n YHE DAY’^ NEWS *■ 444444 4 4 44 4 hack after island. • * > , V And in making investigation ot the cm meter of the prospective in migriuit the governiuent is insured], against th j emrehist ,ai>d the ^ rimi nnl. Unless the candidate can pre umt g clean bill of. i-hameter he wiii not be a-pproved by the government eoni.tnfssioqi r. This is certainly ; - wi^er plan .than to admit practically •ill wlio se'’k admission and then la Ur be compelled, to take up the job ol deporting those who betray the welcome 'given then. In i min: gran Is quality alone should he considered. THE WORK HABIT Europe's regtjessness and inabil ty to settle dowaAo peace conditions .i?V(> been ascribed to the loss of the mbit of work during more than four rears cl wav. *li is ^vell tinders toed .hat long con'inticd strain and an xiety are fil’ov.pj by corresponds cat lien when tiiu cause of the stress is removed. T'tose whose nerves perhaps impossible because of thr | w ' erp k^ye! to high pHch for so long lapding space yeouired; lS42~-Willttini Wordsworth was ga zetfed Post laureate. '•HI—VfA' 4l yjiri sor it in con stnuticn. the great Mormon ten; ' ’w l .;‘ Sa !' IT " ilS t H,n ‘ may be unduly influenced by the hls- p!e . ,l ,. id dm.icated. torv of prohibition in certain states, ■v-. Henrr.ai Martinez Campos. , t ' was f . onilnoniv said in many of the Spanish Coniiponiter. sailed for theoretically arid parts of Dixie that Tdin t'» take command against the their prohibition “wasn’t meant for nsurgents. white folks.” The southern mer- ’POP- Ex-President Roosevelt met chants and planters found prohibition King Tfipubert at Messina and useful because it prevented their help ciPUd (or Mombasa. Africa. from falling under the fiendish thrall MHO-- The North Pole was reached of cheap gin. a llquod which curtailed hv Robert F Peary , production. In many cases it did not M.14- Mrs. i' . M N. Stevens, nresi- P ,CVPnt ,h f iterate white man from dm,t ol the .National W. C. T. U. m K a 4 il . fror " wl states all the whiskey and beer no l! wanted for his own use. i The south was spoken of as being under prohibition, but sometimes it was class prohibition. Of course the * Volstead law and preceding measures * cut off the mail order trade by put- ' ting the legal distillerers*and brewer- f on' Chelmsford, Viceroy and Gov iPs out nf business. It is natural to •noi CeneniJ of India, wh.ise recall assume that If the law is being loose 's demanded by the Indian National jy administered in the south now the ’cngiess because it does not'approve old supply of liquor that was legally >f bis policies, has been at the head manufactured will not last long. After if affairs in India since. 1916. when that the toper will have to depend le succeeded f rr.l Ha «Huge. Prcv- on the bootlegger. The more boot- ’oimiy he bed served the empire as leggd’s there are the more revenue Governor, first of Queensland, and ag t en [‘! nee ded to Pursue them. Hen of New South Wales. In both of ^ ideal . 0 . f ™ an X jTd hese posittons he disti.iguisherl him "S^meSal* the government ,<-11 h.v ns tact and judgment, and R ., larv ro i 1Si t hc other half under sus- '. k<0 hv llis euurgy und'abHlty. bar- plclo ^ an(1 b o inK investigated by the ’km in his career ha was a member {irR( And of course it would be if the bondr n Codnty Council, and tlie northern fellows that would need if the I oiidon School Board. As a investigation. Cambridge undergraduate, the pres- mit Viceroy, who was then J. F. H. Tresisnr. was noted as art athlete. He suci'enled to the baroiietoy just be 'eve bis appointment as Governor cf I’Jieembnd. and is the third Baron. Among the masses in India he has won lespeit by his evident desire to unib'i'Ptand the Tudhirt point of vievi and to adVance the we'fare of the treat dependency. . It Warms You Up For Couslw, Colds, Sore Thiout, WUen your body Actics aud Is Feverish. „ , (Menihol sated >. Loosens thc Phlesm—Clears the Head and Chest. 33e Yotir DriiK^lst's. Piemarkahlv Efficient ,„ r • SORE FEET Ted; v 1 • the tenth anniversary of! R];«t er s, Called Skin. Chapped Hands, 4 4 »*«*** 4 TODAY’S EVENTS 444444444 of the Morih Pole by These views may throw something like a cold cblM on those who hav' dreamed of seeing “the heavens HP with commerce,*’ but the manufac laturally relaxed when the war end ?d. H would 1)3 nearer the truth to say hat what was endured unfitted the ’eoplc for work. When the menace turor is dealing with business fac‘ ' va ' 3 removed there was collapse, at:.! while thd others have indulged in I ute - alone can restore the *uen es fancy. Yet fancies may come true, ‘o “tahility and revive fully the am What was a toy at the beginning of] MUnha that prevailed in Uic times cf the war became an effective figliting I nwee This at least would apply to machine at its close. Tlie stress of kosc; wko differed nervous shock be necessity hastened ils development. I '' ,us '‘ 0 ‘ l 0i, ' s i,n d grief, and t'icrr the •iis.'oveiy Pe-i-y. * The fourth centemiry of the dealh of naphael, the great iiaiiah painter, will b -> corn meliorated today. Mi'ni< ipal elections are to he held todav in Texas. Missoim, Uliimis arid :• immb?r of < flier states.’ Of wide i’ite' - es( will be the re- 'ults of Hie presidential preference 1 livin'aries Jo he held today in New I Verb and Wisconsin. Democrni ; of Minnesota will meet 'n' state convention at T.linneapolis • od.-.v to name t’.vepty-four delegate to the national convenlion. Uefholit edueatovs o7 the United . Rfates and Canada willt meet ej Cleveland trdey for a conferobee of’ ‘be c’assica emmittee of the Cat ho- j Me F-liuatlonal Association. Miss M'rgnvet Wilsoi. duiiebtar of t'T President, today will uuveM ;• •:t:;t»;e eveefed in the main eorridoi ] “f the Dlatricf B'lilding ::i Wahsinm *on in memory of tho employes of H'e ita-trict cf Colnvih’a who lost their lives in tie' world ’"Mr. Sesve'- tnr- rf gtofV C/>1| y 011(1 SPCretuv.f • ’he Nary Thmii'is are scheduled to deliver addresses. (ids. Ihnais. Bniiso, Coughs, Cuds, Ci'srrh • Infiurir.i. Cina;*. Ir.c.pisnt ."n •! .':1. r.ic 5o’..r Druggi.-iUs. Why be Fat? Have you heard about the very best 'system for weight reduction? It is so easy to follow, so different from tlie objectionable ways—aud perfectly safe. You may eat and drink all you need. There is no ti'dioiis exercising. Use n little oil of korein at convcuient times; also follow the simple, clear directions. A loss of weight, ton to sixty pounds (whatever you need to lose), may Im expected by this safe aud pleasant system of fat reduction. At the druggist s get a small box of oil of korein, uml start nt once. Be nf normal size, with good figure aud attractive appearance, agile, quick witted. healthier and^more efficient. By reducing weight now you are likely to avoid one or more diseases, heart weak ness. sunstroke apoplexy, etc., and to add many years to your life. Renieni- fier—oil of korein. Become slender aud stay si Brochure mailed *'VEE. Korein Co., station F, Now ¥ork. N. ¥* A commercial airplane must ne cessarlly be different from n fighting machine. It must serve an altogeth er altered /impose. It must have slornee space a nd lifting capacity tlKitj was pot demanded in war. if it is able to give commercial servlcr t’-l a rate that *viU be attractive. The experiments abroad do not prove the commercial success of Uk ?titerprise, ’hough machines capable of carrying a heavy load and travel ing for long distances are iti opev tion, for such Are subsidized and are not compelled to earn their own way. The situation at least will cause no fears by those engaged in various forms of transportation on the earth that their facilities will soon ho THE BEST INSURANCE AGAINST INFLUENZA must have hoeu many thousands so aUllcled - , In thc case qf those in the army withdrawal ffiem their accustomed occupation for an extended period probably would # have thc effect ot making them less eager to resume former - effort, and this may be the basis of the allegation that the habit of werk is lost. To those who serv ed long, being soldiers became their business, ami no doubt their former linec of effort seemed far away and like dreamr. Most of ns arc crea tures of routine. We find it easier to move In a groove than to get out of it. Having worn a groove for the habit of steady work it is not very difficult to work.steadily. Break that habit for a few months or years and Prominent Educator Believes That Vapomentha . Is A Sure Preventive junked bee?use of the carrying trad' r i r . h a -ii to get hack to old ways taking to the air. The mass of Bessiblv that Is just what demo goods and passengers seem j likely to j hill* col uohMers abroad are now ex he carried on the ground for quite I periencing. It would be the harder a while yet. | to5, since peace work lacks the cv Dr. It. M. Uranic, discoverer of Brame’s Vapomentha t?nlve, hiis , a letter from C. (’. Wright, Superin tendent of the Wilkes county, N. Public Schools, in which he says: “We have used Brume’s Vapomentha Salves for nearly all the ilia for vhkh it is prescribed and have al- vays fteeiired satisfactory remits. If •sed In time it has never failed to >rnak up colds, usually the forerun ler of Grippe, Influenza and Pneu monia. ... I speak from personal 'b'-'crvutlon. I believe if this prepar- tit'u is used in time it will prevent the development of pneumonia in every instance. If used according to directions.” These strong statements are fully justified by the reinarkablet recov eries that follow. Brume’s Vapo- meniha Salve Is aplied freely over the i-liust uiul thi out aud inserted in Pas one Ked. but Tirovall. lold law which Nl caiiph' to i Tudn Double StPBMPPWWnve entire satisfaction when ,^881' is properlyinstalled. If, witjiin -60 days after pur- • chase, the user should become dissatisfied with,' the ring's, we will refund the money we receive for them upon receipt of the rings, and the original Invoice showing purdhase. The rings should be returned through the channels received. Ask for “Keep Upkeep Down.” ' ; ; I - • j ' ^ ■ COLUMBIA SUPPLY CO. i Colnmbtr, 8- C. find two on the] They are plant ; and near the reads, i ’ fruit trees, are both Pbrnamental. y ? j '• ;,.. * . j Si r — ' i * ■ * * FOR THE HAIR5 SAKfi Short, Ugly Hair Made lonz and auft by u.inc Ilarud/- -positively a sure cure for dandruif and tetter. An antiSeptic, elegantly perfumed. r At all drnz eton-s. or 25c by mail. S<-nd stomp, or ruin. Aj-ent* Wanted. Write for proposition. HARADti MFC. CO. 203-AK E. Hunter Atlanta, Ga." — .-fa - . BEAR OIL for HAIR AN INMAN’S SECRET On. of tbe potent Ingredients of - -Ketalka -for the lislr—is genuine bear ml. There are other actiee Ingredients not found in any other hair prepara tion. Kotalko has succeeded in many esses of baldness, fallini hair and dandruff when erery oUier hair loUon or (rent- ment hns prosed futile. $300 Guarantee. Amts- Inc results in cases considered hopeless. 'nu never saw a hi Id Indian! Why become or remnin bald If you can .row hslrf If others have obtsined a new growth or hr.ro cononered dtndruff, or stopped falling hair through KottlKo. why may net yenf (let t boy of KOTALKO at any busy drub stora:-or send lb rents allter or sumpn. ft ’MOCHt RE with PROOF UOX of Kotalko to J. H. Brittaia, bew SttdM F, New Ytrk. N. t You’ll be Pleased with the First Showing of New Spring Styles at s Nettles' Shoe Store . ; - i , < t A took into our Windows will •* •- •••’ .• ■* \ . • ' •. . y • ; ^ * ? ( y • ’ • show a few of the many styles. > A A visit to our store will give you an idea of a well selected stock at the most reasonable pi ices. Nettles' Shoe Store Shoes for the Whole Family. 33 E. Evans Street ■„ . i T . ■■■■ ■ ■ .1 — 7% I . .in- iac!i nostril. Brame’a A’upomcMttii? Aalvc penetrates tho pores of the ikin. relieving coogeslion, at the mine time healing vapors arise and tre breathed through the mouth and lost*, loosening tho pKighm and caps ng the patient to breathe freely, fts iboslute reliability Is evidenced, by dozens of unsolicited tiffstinmniule Brume’s Yapomenetha Salve will re Meve. pneumonia. Influensa, gripix pleurisy, bronchitis, whooping cough catarrh, asthma, tonsilltis, hay fever and inflammation of the skin. Vapomentha Is applied externally, and it will hot stain the clothes, as other salves do. No home should ever be without it. Buy it from your dealer or direct from the Brains Drug Co.. North Wllkesboro, N. V. A small boQle costs 30c; u much larger one. containing six times us much. $1.2».--Adv. * \ ~ \ *’“• - - <--v, .. - ■ . ■ • . ■ „ ? . • * • , . - V V' ' * \ \ 4 k Ik ' The part that fine steels play in a There is a definite reaton f*r the brilliant performance of a Maxwell car. / , ) - . » A* :*•?** • ' ". * . »'.* ' ' ' J a V" • . * * » Lift the bonnet and you see the simplest of engines. Examine clutch and gears, and you see supreme simplicity. ? The definite reason for Maxwell performance and endurance is the fine steels, those steels built to Maxwell’s own formulas, that combine quality and rare strength^ that defy time and the repairman. This is the story of the Maxwell, the real cause for brilliant performance and long endurance. These steels do not burden the engine. They make its tasks easier. They flatten out a for the engine. -.i .v. .... / The combination of light weight and great strength—tbe idnal of Maxwell construction—is thus achieved. - -* * .. 4 •’ ,»' • ; f • • .’ _ - ' • ;: •* *•' • •’ And to obtain that rare combination of strength , with quality means costly steels. So you will find that, pound for pound, the steels in a Maxwell equal those in any car built. r rh«t is why the rise of Maxwell has been so marked k, why nearly IHO.IMK) have been lmilt; .why 100,000 arc being constructed ibis )car; why these wiU fill but 60% of the demand. f V VVHISNANT MOTOR COMPANY ! l ^4 1