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TTTK FT.ORENTE DAILY TIMES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 21, 1920. THE FimCE DULY TIMES Publlsbed Dally Except Sunday at * i Florence, 8. C., by BRUNSON AND GARDINER V Mason C. Brunson, Editor. Chas. S. Gardiner, Business Manager «•♦♦*** + + ♦ + + ♦♦♦ + « b TODAYS BIRTHDAYS + SUBSCRIPTION RATES Payable In advance. One week -$ .16 One mouth - -60 Three months 1-76 Bit months 3-60 One year - 6-00 j - Entered aa second class matter December 8, 1900, at Florence, 8. C- Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press Is exclusive, ty entitled to the use for republica- tton of all news dispatches credited io ft or not otherwise credited In this paper and also to the local news pub lished herein. WEDNESDAY APRIL 21. 1920 » ♦ ♦♦ + **♦♦*♦* ♦ * » IN THE DAY’S NEWS • » + + *4>*+t*** + + + In the election of Prof. Theodort W. Richards to membership in the Danish Society of Science, another honor has fallen to the lot of the greatest chemist in America and ono •f the greatest in the world. Pio- tensor Richards, who for many years has Been professor of chemistry at Harvard University, i* especially fa mens for his researches in the deter ruination oi atomic weights. A na tive of Germantown, Pa., he receiv ed his first academic degree from Haverford College at the age of sev enteen, and a year later took hi a A. B. at Harvard. In 1894, after some years of study in Europe, he return ed to Harvard as assistant professor of chemistry. In 1901 he was made full professor. His academic honors made a long list, including honor ary degrees from many institutions both in America and in Europe. In 1910 he was awarded the Davy gold medal by the Royal Society of Lon don and four year*, later he was the recipient of the Nobel Prize in chem istry General Sir Archibald Murray, who commanded the British expedition in Palestine, born 60 years ago today. Dr. Clarence A, Barbour, president of Rochester Theological Seminary, horn at Hartford, Conn., 53 years ago today. Gilbert N. Haugen, representative, in congress of the fourth Iowa dis trict, born in Reek county. WBs., ol years ago today. Former Princes* August Wilhelm, wife of the fourth son of the ex- German Emperor, born 33 years ago today Joseph McCarthy, manager of the Louisville American association base ba'l team, bor nnt Germrl.town, Pa 32 years ago today. THE WILLIARD-RAGSDALE To the Editor ot Florence Daily Times: Of alt the names suggested for the new hotel I do not know of one that would be more appropriate than the Willard Ragsdale, as /this would keep the memory of J. W. Ragsdale fresh in the minds of the people he served so well. Hoping to see this name selected, I am. » Yours truly, A. O. KAFER, April 20. 1920. Arms Constantly f: Reaching Turkish Army, Says J. P. Ryan New York, April 21.—Mustapha Kernel Pasha's Turkish Nationalist Army, which has been a disturbing factor in the efforts of the Allies to solve the Turkish peace problem, is being regularly supplied with arms and ammunition from Constantinople through Trebizond, a Black Sea port, according to information receiv ed here from J. P. Ryan, of Muncie, Ind., a Near East relief worker in that district. "Arms are smuggled in regularly, and with almost no attempt at con cealment.*’ writes Mr. Ryan. “A Turkish schooner makes a trip every few days from Constantinople, ano anchors here in Trebizond. The car go is discharged at night, and loaded Into Turkish army wagons, that you can see almost any night following the same road out of town that the lines of Greek refugees were driven to their death in 1915 and 1916. They pass right by the Near East Relief orphanage on their way to the in terior." Private Roy Sanders Next Man To Be Tried Alice Cary, whose centenary is to be celebrated April 20. had her first literary efforts published when she wa., eighteen. PUBLIC HEALTH WORKER ► TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES 4 1783—Samuel J. Mills, who organized the first foreign missionary so ciety in- America, born at Tor- ringford , Conn. Died June 16. 1818. 1816—Charlotte Bronte . the famo us novelist, born near Bradford, Eng land. Died at Haworth. March 31. 1855. 1836—Sam Houston defeated the Mexicans in the battle of San Jacinto, ‘which decided the in dependence of Texas. 1870—David C. Montgomery, noted comedian, born at St. Joseph, Mo. Died in Chicago, April 20, 1917 . 1886—The King of the • Belgians an nounced his intention to assume the title of Sovereign of the (T^ngo Slate. 1895—The Emperor of Japan ratified the treaty of peace with China. 1898—Congress, adopted resolutions declaring a state of war between the United States and Spain. 1917—Nebraska legislature passed a measure granting partial suf frage t o women. l-SSaiS Miss Emily Greer uf Columbus, ().. wh<f has accepted a responsible posi tion with tiie United States public health service in Nebraska. Money back without c.uwtion ' f HUNT’S Salve fail? the treatment of ITCH, EC2FM A, RINGWORM. TKTTfcR or other > tchuitf skin dteeaoM Trv • /$ <*ein him at o«»r m«.|. ' K U LAKE DRUG CO Feet Good All Over believes the Aching, Feverish feeling Stops Coughs, Colds, 'Sore Throat.’ Florence Times Bureau, Wyatt A. Taylor, Correso jndent. Columbia, April 21.—Private Roy E. Sanders, of the 48th Infantry, will be the next man to go on trial for the killing of William S. Chaplain, on the Camp Jackson road on the night of January 19th. The case was expected to be called today, but ad vices from the camp judge advocate office yesterday are to the effect that th trial will not start for sef.eral days. Sanders will be the third of of the four soldiers charged with the murder to be brought to trial. Sanders is charged in the coroner's findings with having fired the fatal shot, though nothing in the court martial proceedings so far lead to the con clusion that he was tfie guilty sol dier. * • ' The case against Lieut. Fowler was continued, because of the fact that the other soldiers charged with the crime would not testify against him, for fear of incriminating themselves. The same situation arose in the trial of Private Janusz, though this case was finished last week and it is be lieved the verdict, when announced, will be acquittal. Corporal Maston will likely be tried after the Sand ers case is completed. 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