The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, April 13, 1920, Image 8
THE FLORgNCE DAILY TIMES TUESPAY AFTERNOON. AFRIT: 13, 1020.
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CAFT. H. J. LEWSI
25 Years Official Guide in
Frisce's Chinatown
He Lectures From the Sta^e
With
HIS WONEDRFUL FILM
SEEING
America’s Greatest
CHINATOWN
You see things you couldn't
sou it you went then*.
Also Madge Kennedy in
A “lt's Strictly Confidential”
It's Strictly Confident ai and
that it means that it's just be
tween you and ns. It’s a se
cret that yon want to be in
on. W? won’t tell you what it
is now. see it on our screen.
O’OOWO IHEAIRE
AGAIN TODAY
Richard Harding Davis’ great
est story of Hove, Romance
and Adventure
“Soldiers Of Fortune”
Tltis is the biggest special we
have ever run. Ask those who
saw the picture yesterday.
Don't miss this great picture
teday.
TOMORROW
tEATRIZ MICH ELENA in
The Flame Of Hellgate
A Western picture full of ac
tion and thrills.
Also the 14th chapter of
“LIGHTNING BRYCE”
Don't miss the* last two chap
ters of this great Western Se
rial.
PRESIDENT NAMES
j iV RAILROAD BOARD'
V I®’
MEN SELECTED TO PASS ON DIS
PUTES OF WORKERS AND
OFFICIALS.
Washington, A [nil 1° —The Presi
dent appointed as .the ailroad labor
. board George W. Hanger, Henry -Huri
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'and R. M. Barton representing the
: public; Honace Baker, J. H. Elliott,
l William L. Park, representing the
; railroads; Albert Phillips, A. O.
| Wharton and J. J. Forrester, repre
i senting the employes.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
ALICE BRADY in
“The Fear Market”
GENERAL WOOD
MAKES A PLAY
CANCELS LEAVE OF ABSENCE
ON ACCOUNT OF STRIKE
CONDITIONS.
Boston, April BJ.—Major General
Leonard Wood ha^ cancelled his leave
which he obtained for his' campaign
fer the Republican presidential nomi
nation. r || « f? M
He said he would leave at once fo.
Chicago, and that his action was due
to strike conditions.
Two C ir Loads of Monev
OUR deposits Liiionnl to Si,508.^15.]o.
CONVERTED into silver dollars
♦j* THEY would weigh almost luo.ooo tabs.
V OR vvoidd lill two box cars will) a
t CAPACITY of vmkx) lbs. cadi.
The Y. M. C. A. Campaign
Endorsed By Legion
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1 R goal for (lie immediate
FUTURE is to lill a third car.
WE invite voin co-opcration and
CAN assure you the most pleasant
RELATIONS while we are working
get her
TOWARD that mutually profitable
end.
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The First National Bank |
01 Florence.
' Almost Everything in Banking”
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A call business meeting of the
Florence Post Number One, the Amer
lean Legion, was held in the direc
tors room of the City Savings l£ank
Monday evening. Thi. s was the first
meeting since the influenza epidem
ic and some important matters were
disi in sed and decided upon. The
Z Post unanimously endorsed the cam*
V paign now in progress to secure
memhersliips by the Y. M. C. A. This
^ organization, it was stated. 1ms giv
♦ en much moral and material assis-
atneo to the American Legion, in
^'Hmliiig much of the profit made on
Y1 the canteens in France.
j Another important action hy the
Post was hte decision to change the
name of this post from “Florence
Post was the decision to change the
. . ton Post No. One,” thus honoring the
X! memory of the gallant young sol
J dier, Florence’s adopted son, who
O laid down his life on the altar of
Liberty, it wa s decided to have tin
i Legion dance which it had been
O orginally planned t 0 have and which
a,the influenza epidemic made it ne-
Yicessary to call off. The Commander
V was authorised to appoint a general
committee to handle the dance.
Ak The committee charged with soetir
ihg a elubrocm for the use of the
Post was authorized to proceed with
this matter. A* committee was ap
pointed to confer with the .Civic Lea
gue regarding the reasabilily of
♦T* I building into the proposed Memorial
Z i Library a home for >Uio American
J ! Legion. The Chautauqua which the
<5^ I Fred H. Sexton Post will sponsor
^ | w ill be hold June 2-9. The Command
J I or set Sunday. April 24th, a s the date
V : when the Post should attend in a
body special services the sermon to
be delivered by the Post. Chapla'n
Dr. H. Tucker Graham.
GREAT COTTON
MEETING OPENS
“ZIRONJS A NEARLY 400 REDS
GOOD MEDICINE’V ORDERED HOME
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HUNDREDS OF SOUTHERNERS AT
TEND CONVENTION AT
MONTGOMERY.
uitlleman, AfleL
uifen It Conscientious Trial. MANY
Montgomery, Ala., April 13.-
*Ziron is a new scientific combination of
pure, inorganic, official, U. S. Fharmaco- I
Hun ' i peia iron, with (Re liypophosphitesof lime'
DEPORTATIONS ANNOUNC
ED BY THE DEPARTMENT
OF JUSTICE.
Washington, April 13.—Tliree hun
dreds of delegates from cotton pro-; and soda and other valuable tonic ingred-; dred and ninety of the tliree thou-
ducing states are attending, the ; ients, recommended by the best medical an( j persons arrested in radical raids
American Cotton Association meeting authorities in the treatment of anemic * . ...i^ u
which began here today. , conditions. : a « ams communist and ammunist la-
j Ziron helps to put iron into your blood l>or parties have been ordered ds-
ARMORED ATP 1 and this hefps to build strength for you. parted by me Department of Labor.
when you are pale, weak, nervous, de-
PLANE TESTED pressed. ! *
t » Read what Mr. Sidney Fry, of Reck And the Man With *30,0(0 Coat.
SHIP WILE CARRY EIGHT MA- City, Ala., says, and tlien try Ziron. lie o,» r poshhm simply D that nny
CHINE GUNS. makes the following statement: n( , ni:in wim pa vs .stio.oott f<>r an nni-
• • 3 “Something over a week ago-1 used , ^ i, U rr„ bmins.-Dallas
W a.-ihington. Api ,1 U.-An ai my wUh indi „ eslion and had a spe „ of weak . News.
ness. Ziron helped both troubles. I felt!
stronger and my stomach cp'it hurting. 1
really feel that Zi.ou is a good medicine
; i It surely helped me.”
Yish Pickets Bound ! Your druggist will se’l you Ziron on a
/-v r» r* t..—. guarantee that if the first bottle does not
Uver riy Urana Jury benefityou, he will retund the money you
paid him
13.—An
airplane remodelled to carry eisht
nachine guns has been gent, to the
Mexican border for an otlicial test.
jrr
Short, Ugiy *iair
uI: br™ cad tofi by using
irodc—po-.itlvcty .a sure euro for
r.ibu.V aa.l tetter. An antiseptic,
.••iCt' ■ prrfaracU.
!.■ f. J.-uj ctorA, or 25c by mML
r,.. or coin.
Agents Wanted.
.r*.7i,v*Trec-.
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n. ..jwanscu
AXTA C.A
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Write for
proposition.
HARADE
MFG. CO.
203-AK E. Hunter
Atlanta. Ga.
Washington. April 13.—Ten Irish | Get a bottle of Ziron today!
tickets have been bound over by the
'’edera! grand jftry, j
7N 11
LARGE DIVIDENDS
MAY BE DECLARED
Columbia, April 13- It was current-
y reported here yesterday and- on
what seemed to be good authority
that the I’olza Cotton mills wi 1 at
11 early dale declare a stock dlvi-
lend of 20 per cent: an extra 1 ash
' vldcnt of It* p'>r cent on stock now
ntstendtng and also a semi-annual
livblowi, payahlo July 1, of r> pur
cent, on all stork including new-
stock.
ODD AND INTERESTING
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Eugene O’Brien
IN
'Sealed Hearts
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CONSTIPATION
Aod Sour Stomach Caused This
Lady Much Suffering. Black*
Draught Relieved.
“Gene
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is supported by an all-star cast including
Robert Edeson who played here in “His Brother’s
Keeper” somtime ago,Lucile Lee Stewart and oth
er famous playqrs. * i
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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. .
COURTNEY MILLS
BRING BIG PRICE
Columbia, April 13—It was report
ed in Columbia yesterday, and the in
formation came from a reliable
ounce, that the Courteney, mills,
nser Seneca, have been sold at a
price which will bring the stockhold
err- $600 a,share.
This deal is of considerable inter
est in cctton mill circles in the state,
and sets what is a record price for
cotton mill shares in this section.
BANNOCKBURN, S. C.
Charred Body Was
Found In The Woods
Frankcille. Ala., April 13—The au
thorities are investigating the death
of O’-'car Atcheson whose charred
body was found in the woods neai
here.
Meadorsville, Ky.—Mrs. rearl Fat- i y
rick, of this place, writes: “I was]*
very constipated. I had sour stomach ■*
and was so uncomfortable. I went to ‘*
the doctor. He gave me some pills. **
They weakened me and seemed to j*
tear up my digestion They would
gripo me and afterwards it seemed
I was more constipated than before.
I heard of Black-Draught and dc-
j elded to try it. I found it just what I
I needed. It was an easy laxative, and
I not had to swallow. My digestion soon
Improved.- I got well of the cour stom-
! ach, my bowels soon seemed normal,
no more griping, and I would take a
Th'> Japanes'* <•!)nsi(l‘■l , suited
liiiti'-moat a delicacy.
Dcmii.-irk < laiins llml I here js not
■ sincP- n»!'i!l i-mim in her domain
dm eunmjt road ami write.
A young eroeoldle, on emerging
run its egg. starts instinctively foi
lie ncarc't wnt": - , evn if it is not
n sight. ' ’
Tiie sln-cit. in iiienter Now York,
.1 extendod in ono contliuion.s lino,
veul'l roach a'-inosl across tlie Amor
can continent.
The town of Wesllinven. in Goi"
many, still enforces an old ordi ' dose nt , w and then, and was in good
intioc wliioli forbids any one to walk!
n the streets with a lighted cigar.
VVlia’es* teeth pass as currency in
ml Fiji Islands They are paint >■:!
vhit" and red. the red teeth ii"l:i:.;
vorth abort tw ,, ‘iity times as inticli
' ;j (be W'llile.
Among army ollioers in some of
the Furopean countries the custom
dill prevails of wearing a ring set
vith turquoise as a talisman against,
i violent death.
Opera House, I omorrow
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shape.
I cannot say too much for Black-
Draught for it is the finest laxative i
one can use.”
Thedford’s Black-Draught has for
many years been found of great value
in the treatment of stomach, liver and
bowel troubles. Easy to take, geptle '
and reliable in its action, leaving no
bad after-effects, it has won the praise
of thousands of people who have used 1
it NC-135
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The basis of all wealth.
Your opportunity
The Auction Sale of the
Campbell Farm
Friday, April 16, 10:30
A. M.
Nice little farms close to
town, on easy terms.
NEWBURY REALTY' & AUCTION CO.
SELLING AGENTS
OFFICES OVER LAKE’S DRUG STORE.
Population Searches
For Negro Murderer
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* \Iniion. Miss April 13—Practically
^ ; llii mitirti population of the town is
# I hunting an unidentifled negro be-
•n * lievod to litive killed tin* daughter of
a white farmer living here.
DARGAN-HARLLEE
A SPLENDID HOME
We have FOR SALE a splendid Two-story, eightrroom residence in EAST
FLORENCE, three blocks of the A. C.L. Station. Well built from the founda
tion up. Every modern convenience and has very attractive interior arrange
ment. Convenient to City Graded School. Fine lot 52x400 feet. Excellent
place for Email poultry farm.
THIS SPLENDID RESIDENCE IS SURE TO BE SOLD QUICKLY.
CHEAPEST HOME IN EAST FLORENCE
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Price
$6,500.00
LET IJS SHOW YOU THIS HOME, AND IILMEM4EK
“WE bo IT QUICK”
DARGAN—HARLLEE REAL TY & DEVELOPMENT CO.
McCALL BUILDING FLORENCE, S. C.
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Look! Be Careful!
Don’t be deceived or misled. The Florence Bargain House,
Managed by W, K. Saleeby, is not connected with our store at all.
Be sure \ou are at the right store before you spend your money.
Watch for the 4 Big Signs in Front of our Store.
The Dry Goods & Fashion Store
19 North Dargan Street,
Next to Commercial & Savings Bank.
Look Good, a|jd read our circular over careful, and be sure are
at the right place, where you will get real first-class Merchandise and
Big values for your money. Come early Wednesday morning. A
real money saving sale for you will begin promptly at ^
9:00 o’clock Wednesday Morn
ing, April 14th.
Be in time for one of the 100 presents that will be given away that day
Thad Saleeby, Prop’r
The Dry Goods & Fashion Store
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PHONE 796
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