The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, April 10, 1920, Image 6
OPERA HOUSE
Showing Monday *Only
NOR A.'A TALMADOE in
“A Daughter Of Two
Worlds”
'Hare is' a picture that i s re
leased as a big special and we
are pacing a big price lor it,
but as we always try to give
the theatre-goers more than
their money's worth, our ad
mission will be the same, 10,
15. and 25 cents.
Also a News that was made
yesterday and mailed to us from
New York today. This will
show you news in pictures that
you are reading in the paper
that we are showin same
the same day.
Tuesday Only
A trip through America’s
greatest Chinatown. Capt. Lewis
will appear in person with this
picture and will explain it from
from start to finish.
ALSO MADGE KENNEDY in
‘‘Strictly Confidential”
TOD]
HELEN Et
‘T^e Tremblini
)UI
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
‘‘Soldiers Of Fortune”
A Gigantic Spectacular Produc
tion. ADVENTI'RE. RO
MANCE AND RED BLOODED
ACTION AS ONLY RICHARD
HARDING DAVIS COULD
WRITE IT.
Admission 15, 25 and 35 cents.
WHERE THE WIL
LOW WEEPS
there let one of our monuments
stand to mark the final sleep of
the one you treasured so much.
A memorial shaft means so much.
It is a symbol of love and undy
ing devotion—a tender, touching
tribute from the living to the lost.
Call up
FLORENCE MARBLE
WORKS
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When the Day is at its Best *
DREAKFAST TIME! Appetites in harmony with the
crisp, dewy freshness of a new day. How natural in this
environment, is beautiful silver! Is coffee ever so fragrant
as when creamed from a silver pitcher, sweetened from a
silver bowl, stirred with a silver spoon? There’s something
about breakfast'table silver that stimulates the imagination,
enriches everything with which it comes in contact, and
tempts to a greater enjoyment of that important morning
meal, the memories of which are so inseparably intenvoven
with the accomplishments of succeeding hours.
In use as well as decorative beauty
our Silver Tableware is ever a delight
SULZBACHERS
LJ
Iks
Trying
Re Get-A-Way
An amazing, mystifying and
gripping picture; holds your at
tention from start to finish,
full of thrills and action.
Also the 8th Chapter of
“ELMO THE FEARLESS”
The big serial with a punch.
More action and thrills than
any serial we have ever run.
‘Down In Gf
me
hd on
would know to
expect mmm't^vlce and certain de
livery. According y, the salesmen
of the local houses may sell for de- Just been, cured
finite delivery a certain day of the selling from the sftfrU
week according to the schcdulo ot $2.50 to $3.00 per bushel-
the package car. , iatoes that were sold at
Excellent Spirit P er bushel in the field dutif
The co-operative spirit of the meet- K * 1 nR . s ^ ason ’ ^ r - Halt
ing was excellent. Sore as some of P<1 hore
the merchants feel over the service,
tee ing as they do, that other points, bushei^in Canada, ai $4 hi PhUadel- Sheriff E. W. Pearce came i
Columbia and Richmond being men- p hJa anrt proportionately high prices 'uan. and the prisoner was <
Honed particular)} can sell in t lor- t n ntimr rW'-thA nfittrm *■ ed to him bv Chief of Police
an
Taylor.)
1 0 \ .tan who
.. .living at the
an hour to get
er of the law, but
d again because of
Jump broke his leg,
ent by the Columbia police
rities, but is being returned to
h Carolina today, Governor Coop
having yesterday issued extradi-
for delivery of the man to au
thorities of ,GuiLf(\rd; county, N. C.
“According to our The man’s name is W. R. Coats and
state market report, sweet potatoes, he is wanted at Guilford on a charge
Georgia grown, are sellnig at $6 per of stealing an^ automobile. Deputy
for the
, , . deliver-
Particularly can sell in Flor- [ n ot i,pr markets of-the nation." 0(1 to him by Chief of Police Rich-
enec teriltory the same day as their Mr. Hall has a large farm near Ai- ardson on the governor's warrant,
men and then deliver their goods bany, Ga., where he ha s . gone exen- When Coats was arrested for steal
first from that distance, not a word O.J slvely into diversified farming. At ins the car in North Carolina he was
unpleasantness' was spoken against present lie is asseoiated. with the taken in custody by an officer and
the railroads. Everyone concerted South Carolina Agricultural Distribut Ihe two started towards Guilford nn
earnestly nis effort toward discoverin ing Company, of Lake City. Former the train. The man got through the
the trouble and remedying it. hv be w ns a county demonstration ( '®r window and was about to leap to
Mr. J. F. Stacklcy presided at the a 8 pnt in Georgia. th e ground when the officer grabbed
meeting, which was well attended “ In traveling around Florence.” he him. The train was moving at fifty
IjMr Waite- I Johnson recorded ,| 1P continued, “i have found land which niiles an hour. The man was hang-
! minutes lohnson .e.mded the wjn produce Sft() bushe , H of KWeet po ing outside for about 500 yards, un-
Raiiroad'e c•») tatoes to the acre—say $1,500 to $2 - til he managed to get a foothold a"d.
Mr u.,r„ l , 1. ■, 400 in money. Absolutely, Florence pushing hard against the side of the
! ,! ^ p stated frankly the rail- has HOIne of (he finost p Ota t 0 land I car, he escaped from the officer's
toads simply have more business have ever seen, and I have travelled ftrip and leaped to the ground. He
than they cun handle and are short a |] cver (he South. The soil id very "aa later arrested )n Columbia.
oi both cars and engines and also of rich and mellow, 'Everything ap- ,
man power. Relative to the transfer pears to he waHifig'offlv for develop r, ,• XT
sheds here he stated if the Florence ment. Italian Newspapers
merchants can load enough freight to “Guild some sweet potato curing Limited To Two Pages
points in cpiestion, to warrant the and storing houses here and realize
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Just received a car of NEW 1920 MODEL
FORD TOURING CARS, with ELECTRIC
LIGHTS and STARTER.
If you want one see me at once.
j. s. McKenzie, Jr.
BANNOCKBURN, S. C.
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Cleveland, Ohio, April 10.—Ameri-
Hall called at the Chamber of can newspapers will be without print
through cars, this is, a car which wl'l on your opportunity. * "
not have to go to the transfer sheds' '“These potatoes are cured for 25 Rome, April 10.—The government
to be distributed, they can get the cents per bushel at the maximum | ias decreed that from April 18 until
advantage of every direct and speed/ charge. In large houses and large pro further notice newspapers shall be re
service. From the receiving platform ducin K areaS - lhis cost U much les*. stneted to tw 0 pages.
the ear would go directly to the train i,s ,ow as 15 cen,s pPr b ' ,>,h -
There is great hope the plans adopt- ~
mil( h enni f toaccomplisn (’ 0mmerce t 0 discuss the possibility paper at the end of ten years, unless
" K f thp trade of Hoicnce. j of his company putting on a big trae- there i s conservation of advertising
tannn TTi tor demonstration here probably two a Pace, declared Jason Rogers, Pub-
5<»,000 BURNED IN VEST ,weeks hence. He also invited Mr. Iishp >' of the Nejv York Globe, at a
e „ . „ , “— .. J. Ward McLendon. Florence county meeting of the Cleveland Advertising
Aged Springfie d Man Wore Garment agent, to attend a big tractor demon- ri »b today.
wnen Injured in Fire. .stration Wednesday in Lake City. “The output of print paper is dwin-
— 'His company will have nine big trac d ^ n 8 rapidly,” he said, “and the out-
Springfield, Mass., April 10. That toi' K * n operatibn for the occasion, biok in all the pulp mills of the Unit-
Jatnes Sullivan, an aged blind man 1 “Florence county has started right ed States and Canada will not be
who was critically injured last yester- f° 1 ' diversification,” continued Mr. adequate to meet the demand, even
day when hif,' home took fire, lost Hall. “I find your county agent, Mr. K Gj 0 supply of spruce timber holds
$4,000 in bank notes carried in a vest McLendon, has accomplished a sPlen out - ’
pocket, was disclosed to the police did ^’oi'h in thls section. I find also, i .... — „
today by his niece. be ranks about as high in thelesti-j”*
The old man preferred to carry bis mate °f the people he deals with, as
money, rather than to bank it. When an y u 8‘ ?nt , ve ever-seen,
found by the firemen his clothing was' “ Y °m' farmers are going to have
all ablaze and the vest, which with fo ‘ ; ome to diversification, just as
other garments was torn from his Georgia farmers did. Georgia is di
body by rescuers, was almost wholly j versi< Y ins more than South Carolina j
destroyed. -A fragment of a -50 bill —because the boll weevil compelled
was all that was found. Three $1 - ^ ' Ve bad about two or three lean
000 bills were among those burned.’ i vcars flown there-Defore we came to
. itr though.rust the farmers here.
^ with tli» ; present tendency towards di
Chinese Women •• versification, are going to beat the
j "d boll weevil to the bank account—and
uemand Keco^nition: aver( Uie lean yejfcP( , hp i nGV itabiy
— / 'brings with him. He is coming, tao.
Fanton. China. April, hO—Demand ! We ‘bought, in Georgia, way up in
by Chinese women for** representa-1‘ bp noitiiein poitiou, the weather wuis
tion in Parliament is the latest devel-! 00 < ' 0,d ~ but be ate us up!’
opment in the Chinese political situ
ation. Three groups of women are
agitating for the right to be elected
members of Parliament, and demand
ing that the new constitution being
drafted here provides the right of
woman suTrage.
112 Millions'
used lost year
to KILL COLDS
tf ILL’S
CASCARA&QUININI
SPECIAL DINNERS FOR SUNDAY
GO WHERE THE CROWD GOES
Luncheon from u in ^ o'clock. Si.no
Cream Of Chicken With Rice
Braised Beef Tenderloin Kspanolc
Braised Snjuar Cured I lam—Madiera
Stewed Chicken Family
Steamed Potatoes
Lima Beans
Style ,
Stewed Corn
Sliced Tomatoes French Dressing
Home Made Jelly Roll
Coffee
ea
or Sweet Milk
Music by Ramainc’s (Jrche s tra
Xoon and ICveniim
ROTARIANS MEET
Jos. Young Of
Kershaw, Resigns
The local Rotary Club held it.->
regular weekly luncheon at the Blue
bird yesterday. The local Club is
getting down to business will doubt-
| less soon he endeavoring to do some
| thing in the civic line in Florence.!
New members will be taken in only
at the rate of three per' month dur-
j ing the first year, and the Florence
| i Club will take In its first new mem-
Florence Times Bureau, Wyatt A.i hers during this month. They are
Taylor, Correspondent. j also planning to hold an evening so-
^Columbia, April 10.—One member .cial meeting during tjje month.
of the General Assembly has resign- ■
; ed. Thi s is Representative Jos. V. "VT
Young, of Kershaw, who has tendered , gradugUofr' uniform of the
his resignation because of the fact f ’ ndwt: ' at Annapolis cost $720, and j
^hat. he has been elected a member ‘bis amount, at the rate of $180 a |
of the board of county commissioners' taken fro m the $600 a yearly
;of Kershaw county, and cannot hold 1 which the United States pays to the!
itwo offices. His resignation has, been youth 1'rcm the moment he is admit-1
'accepted by the speaker. (ted to the Naval Academy. (
C.«ndard cold remedy for 20 year*
-in tablet form—sate, sure, no
opiates—breaks up a cold it 24
k hours—relieves grip it 3 days.
Money bad: if it fails. The
Cetulne het I’m a Red
top with Mr. Mill’s
picture.
/.f /. ’! Drv" Store*
CHICHESTER 3 PILLS
w VW in* uiamonu itBixn. yv
l.adlest Ask your Urna
i hl.vkes.ters lUemeed
rills In Red eed Uuld
| t>, i«e. sealed with blue
Take m < "
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years knamiuUeskSsrest.AlKays Kells'..«
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHOtE
It Warms You Up
K«r Cougiis, Colds, Sore Throat,
When your body Aches and is Feverish.
* JL (Mentholated).,
Loosens the Phlegm—Clears the Head
and Chest. ;;3c Your Druggist’s.
I-‘veiling Dinner from In P. M. Si.m
Consomme A La Roval
Boiled Chcsepeake Bay Roe Shad
Potatoes Dauphin
Baked Sea Trout—Porlutraisc
Roast Milk l*ed Chicken-
Mashed Potatoes
New As para
gus ( ream
-Sage Dressing
Candied 'N'ams
Sauce
W aMorf Salad Mayonaise
\ anila fee Cream and C'akt
\
Coff
ee
T
ea
or Sweet Milk
Music bv Roinine Orchestra
v r/7. — - ♦♦♦
Jack
Dempsey
Tk*bm*tKaawnMxm in iheWctid
in
Daredevil
Jack.
Jack Dempsey
Constance Talmadge
and LARRY SEMON
.A PATHS SERML
A Red-Blooded Ro
mance of Brave Hearts
and True—Filled with
Hair-Raising Hazards
The Season’s Sensation.
Opera House Every
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TOMORROW WE WILl
J\CK DEMPSE
PRESENT THE FIRST CHAPTER OF
in “DAREDEVIL JACK”
A MILLION DOLLAR SERIAL'IN FIFTEEN THRILLING CHAPTERS.
ONE SEE ALL IT’S A V^HIRLWIND FROM STAR T TO FINIS.
TODAY
TODAY
SEE
CONSTANCE TALMADGE in
A
LARRY SEMON in
“THE VIRTUOUS VAMP"
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“THE DEW DROPPED IN”
The Show you can’t afford to miss—
It’s a
s
LAUGH—I say you will and you’ll forget
Scream from the first foot to the last ii
ich.
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all your troubles.
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