The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, April 24, 1920, Image 6
THE FLORENCE DAli^f TIMES SATI’ROAV AFTERNOON. APRIL 24. 1920.
OPERA HOUSE
Showing Today Only
Dustin Farnum in
‘Durand of the Bad
Lands”
Here Is u picture of the Gold
on West with one of the sweet
est stories ever told on t’.ie
screen.
Jack Dempsey in
“Daredevil JacK”
This is only the third chap
ter of tiiis million dollar serial
so if you have not hcen keep
ing up with it. start today.
ALSO A GOOD COMEDY.
DON’T FORGET MONDAY
Mabel Norman in
Jinx”
TO ALL MOTHERS
Here is a picture that you
should scud your children to
see. It's a Comedy Circus Pic
ture and one that all children
should see. We are going to
have a special matinee for chll
dtvn and all children will he
given chewing gum.
O’DOWD THEATRE
Today
Monroe Salisbury in
‘The Phantom Melody”
A remarkable photoplay. A
story that is different and
played by a capable cast.
Also the 10th episode of
“Elmo The Fearless”
If you like a good thrilling
serial, don't miss a chapter of
Elmo. It’s the best yet.
And a George Ovey
Comedy
Monday and Tuesday
“ThcT big Realart Special Pro-
duet ion
“The Mystery of the
Yellow Room”
The greatest mystery story
aver tilmed. A picture that
will thrill and command your
attention until the last scen<\
This picture is being shown
in all the large cities at ad
vanced prices. We are playing
it at our regular admission.
TO EXTEND THE
ASSOCIATION
CITY DENTISTS HOLD INTEREST
ING MEETING. GOOD
ATTENDANCE.
r- BOY •
SCOUTS
The City Dental Association held a
very interesting meeting last night
with Dr. H. E. Gee. the president, pi'i
siding. AH of the dentists of the
city who are members of the assoeia
tion were present and paitidpated,
in the discussions which were of val fJST ■ - —
lue in a professional way. It was de ' y^Y PERSHING WAS MISSED
I tided to extend the organization'-
throughout the Pee Dee section and j Two Lincoln (Neb.) scouts lost out
J to t>*s end a meeting will shortly be In shaking Pershing’s hand by living
| held in Florence. It is planned to in ut» to the scout mandate: "Do a good
GEN. C. J. WALKER
TO MAKE ADDRESS
’.Conducted by National Council of the
Boy Scouts of America^
vite all of the ethical dentists of the
turn.’
j supper will he served to the visitors.
WARD FOUR
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i TOBACCO FLUES 1
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We have just received a shipment of tobacco flue %
* iron, and are now in position to make and deliver iil
* Hues on short notice. *
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PLACE YOUR ORDER EARLY. *
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i Florence Sheet Metal Works
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Jt Phone 469 Front Street
j Pee Dee country to attend this meet-' Scftut * r,t ‘ or<re Kennedy and Norman
ino- • . . ... Picked set forth on the eventful day
tng and become associated with the ... ... ,,
. , of Pershing s visit with one all-consum-
t oigam/.aUon. The meeting will prob j np ,i es | re- They wanted to shake
,ably be held at Roys anu a splendid hands with the man whose leadership
had made him boyhod’s IdiJ^
They skirted the o row( j‘ s _ a boy > a
paradise.
Th,, y left the gay dowptown streets.
They knew their only chance would
come when Pershing arrived in his
own door yard.
The two scouts hurried up the
street. They saw the procession com
ing. They increased their speed.
Just then the scouts ran into two
baby girls. One said her name was
Mary. Both were crying with the
cold.
The procession moved on. The ba
bies sobbed some more. The scouts
took them along. By the time the lit
tle group reached Pershing’s street the
babes had tuned up in great shape.
Tlie scouts turned into the “white
house on the corner.”
“Please, lady, will you warm these
ittle girls? They are cold.”
The babies were taken In. The
scouts hurried on. Just one more
block. Perhaps they could make It
They reached the coveted spot in
time to see the front door close.
Pershing was gone!
VOTERS ORGANIZE AND ELECT
DELEGATES TO COUNTY
CONVENTION
I
] I'h? Democratic veters of Ward 4
j met In the court houstf t tC|lay at
, noon and reorganized by electing Hu
following officers:
F. L. Wilcox, president: L. 11.
Harper, secy; Kennedy Rutledge, ex
ecutive committeeman. The follow
ing were elected delegates to the
county convention which meets in
the court house here Monday May 3:
F L Wilcox. A H Casque. Thos. S.
Burch D Gordon Baker. M (’ Brun
son. W. R. arrlnger, S. J. Royal. E.
I) Salleuger. H A Brunson. M H An
derson. L 11 Munn. 11 E Davis. 1/ i?
Harper. J D Bridgers, E J Pender
grass. W V Parrott. (' W Muldrow.
Other clubs will hold organiza
tion meetings this afternoon and to
night.
Boy Scouts Active
ACCEPTS INVITATION OF'THE!
MAXCY GREGG CHATTER
U *}. C. 1 ' ||
General C. Irvine Walker of Char-!
(sloa'and Summerville has accepted |
iin- :n v ’.tatlon extended by Maxcyi
Iregg Chapter. United Daughters of!
i he Confederacy, to make t|ie ad-
ircss here on Memorial Day. While
the address of General Walker will|
oc cupy the principal ‘ place cn the
program, other interesting features
will lie provided by a committee from
the Chaptar. General Walker in ac
ceptlng the Invitation stated that h
hoped to meet while here r-mie of hisj
old comrades who served with him
•'i tlu* lot'- South Carolina roglment. 1
Among those he mentioned KneelsIIv
■is having stood shoulder to shoulder
with hi*” during the coiiftb-t was the-
Hort. Albert A. Myers of Forcstville. 1
it is boiled that there will be a large
atioj'danee at the exercises this year.
They will be held on May lOtli.
HANDSOME ORGAN
FOR THE BAPTISTS
FIRST CHURCH TO INSTALL;
$10,000 PIPE ORGAN IN THE
FALL
The congregation of the First Bap-j
fist church has let the contract for
the purchase of an Fst-'v Pipe or-i
gan which will be installed in this!
church in the early fall. The organ j
is one- of th o handsomest made and i
will cort in the neighborhood of
$10,000.00 !
SUNDAY DINNERS I* '
THEY ARE MIGHTY GOOD
Noon Meal From 12:30 to 3:00 P. M.
, Scotch Broth with Barley
India Relish
Boiled Black Creek Perch, Sauce
F ricassee of Chicken with Rice
Roast 1'resh Pi^ Ham, Apple Sauce
Candied Yams
11 online Grits
Sifted lime Peas
11 The Boy Scouts went on a hike
its last night and the boys report a
* j most delightful trip. They are plan-
•|« | ning to go to Timmonsville next
I Friday to install a new troupe n»
* £ ! t,,at Place. They will he joined in
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^j troupe of fronts from Kingstree and
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| Look Here 1 Y ou People.
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You have a man in your city by the name of Muck at Macks
Place. 211 North Dargan street. We have placed In h*is hands a
Ik $nti0 line of samples, and invite the public to look them over be-
41 fore going elsewhere. We will take your order and turn your suit
* seven days, no fit no pay. goods are right, prices are right.
$
WE ARE THE PRATT TAILORING CO.. OF BALTIMORE.
t- MD. . We Invite pou to call on MACK at MACK’S PLACE for you*
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4 in xt suit of clothes.
i MACK’S PLACE,
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are anticipating
time next Friday.
gren 1
No. 211 North Dargan Street.
Florence. S. C.
MUM »»»» gni| jj II4 UK
Charleston Lads Win
Game From Florence
In a loosely played game at the
Park vesterday afternoon the Char
leston High School bovs defeated the
Florence High School boys bv tht
score of 14 to 12. Florence lost tli?
game in the second Inning when
j Clmrlr-ston secured 8 runs off o’
i CalciiM. There was a fafrlv good
; attendance at the game. The batter
j ies for Florence were Caleutt. Jones
* j B-unson and K A Green; for Char
Jjj lesion. Meeks and Robertson.
t CHORAL SOCIETY TO
;e!
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st, Tlx Choral Society will meet Suti-
♦ iduv afternoon.at 3:30 o’clock at the
SAVING SERBIA THROUGH BOYS.
Amundsen Now On
Way To North Pole
Nome. Alaska. April 23—Captain !
Roald Amundsen discoverer of thej
south pole arrived at Anadir. Bering:
Sea. on rout r to the north pclc.
MEET SUNDAY
i Central Methodist church,
attendance is requested.
The Serbian hoy today stands be
tween his nation and its extermination.
His fathers died defending their coun
try against the Turk in 191‘J. the Bnl-
gar in 1913 and the Hun invasions
since 1914. The preservation of the
race must depend upon the boys grow
ing into manhood.
General Mihailo Uashitch, Serbia’s
leading tactician and strategist, has
Just announced that-lie will devote his
life and energy from this time to the
hoys of Serbia. There were hundreds^,
of boys who literally belonged to no
body. who had lost all trace alike of
family or friends.
It was to meet this crisis that Gen
eral Rashltch. the crown prince of
Serbia and n few philanthropic citizens
decided to revive the organization of
the Boy Scouts of Serbia. Colonel
Popovitch became the commander, and
In thirty days the ragged, nnkempt,
dirty, thin, hopeless refugee orphan
iad.s were transformed into erect, trim,
alert scouts—wide-awake, with new
hope and ready to serve.
SENATOR SWANSON BETTER
Washington. April 24—Senator
Swanson is better and lias returned
to his scat In the senate.
NAMES NATHAN BRYAN
AS DISTRICT JUDGE,
Washington April 24—President
Wilson has uoinated Nathan Bryan,
of Jacksonville. Fla., to be judge of
the Fifth circuit.
FIND SCOUT GRAVE IN FRANCE,
DARGAN•
REALTY
HARLLEE
SERVICE
PRUDENT AND CAREFUL INVESTORS AND HOME-SEEKERS WILL IX) WELL TO CONSULT 1 S
BEFORE BUYING A HOME. VACANT LOT OR PIECE OF BUSINESS PROPERTY. WE OFFER THE
LARGEST AND MOST EXCLUSIVE LISTINGS IN RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS PROPERTIES.
ODU LIST COMPRISES MANY OF THE FINEST HOMES AND MOST SELECT VACANT LOTS IN
EVERY SECTION OF THE CITY. *
MAKE AN APPOINTMENT WITH US AND LET U£ CALL FOR YOU
AND SHOW YOU ANY OF THE PACES LISTED BELOW. BUY A
HOME AND STOP PAYING RENT.
Through a search carried on by the
A full i j> oy Scouts of France at the request
of scouts in Newark. N. J.. the grave
of Edward G. Latter, who was killed In
action nine days before the signing
of the armistice, has been located in
an American cemetery in Suresnes.
Location of the grave was made by
scouts of the vicinity of Boulogne-sur*
Seine, who. In common with troops
throughout the country, were called
upon by the heads of the scout move
ment in France to visit all cemeteries
n which Unieed States soldiers had
been buried.
Latter, who was a member of New
ark Scout troop No. 28, enlisted in the
spring of 1917 and was assigned to
the First ammunition train of the
First division. While It. was known
that he had been killed, relatives and
friends wished to learn the location of
his grave.
Corner Irby and Cheves
No. 14 South McQueen
Comer Evans and Harllce
No. 213 South Gaillard
No. 512 East Pine
No. 216 West Cheves
No. 220 South Warley
No. 424 South Dargan
- No. 103 East Cheves
No. 215 South Warley
No. 5 North Sanborn
No. Cl 4 West Evans
No. 12 King Avenue
No. 50 King Avenue
No. Ill South McQueen
No. 822 South Dargan
No. 713 East Evans
• 4 South McQueen
No. 223 South Gaillard
No. 413 East Palmetto
No. 205, East Pine
No. 9 South McFarland
No. 23 Ravenel Street
No. 264 South Warley
No. 419 South Dargan
No. 15 West Elm
No. 115 South Coif
'Park Avenue off Cheves
Corner Cheves and McFarlan
(No. 5 South Coit
No, 11 East KUn
No. 15 East Elm
No. 17 East Elm ,
607 West Evans
9 rooms
8 rooms
6 rooms
5 rooms
7 rooms
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9 rooms
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12 rooms
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6 rooms*
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OF
THE CITY.
WE HAVE OVER A HUNDRED VACANT LOTS FOR SALE IN EVERY SECTION
IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY OR TIMBER TO SELL. LIST IT WITH US.
‘'WE DO IT QUICK**
DARGAN—HAkLLEE REALTY & DEVELOPMENT CO.
McCALL BUILDING
FLORENCE, S. C.
PHONE 79t
TWO BANKS SUSPEND
Washington April 24-—Only two:
banks in Japan have suspended pay|
ments as a rehult rtf the financial
tronl-ies in that country the depart
ment of commerce was advised by
its Tokio representative.
Washington April 24—Armenia ha»
been formally recognized as an indo
pendent republic by the United Stat
r>s. Similar action was decided at
the hllied conference at San Room.
Coffee
Vegetable Salad
Meringue Slices
Iced Pea
Milk
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PRICE EACH $i.oo
' * Evening Meal From 6:00 to 9:00 P. M.
Consomme Prinjaniere
Stuffed Olives . Sweet Gherkins
Broiled Chcsepcake Roe Shad. Montpelia Butter
Dutchess Potatoes
H
Sage Dressing
Roast Milk Fed Chicken
Biaised Sirloin of Beef. Pan Gravy
Candied Yams Steamed Rice
4 New Asparagus in Cream
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4
Coffee ^
String Bean Salad
Vanilla Nut Sundae
Iced Tea
Milk
Music bv Romine’s Orchestra Noon and Evening.
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You would like to own, then come and let us make your dream a reality. The «5*
y lack of much ready cash need not stop you. Wc can probably - arrange the
terms of payment to suit your ability to pay. Come in and talk it over. V
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SCOUTS KEEP OUT OF COURT.
“I have never heard’ of any boy
scout getting into trouble and brought
before the Juvenile court.” says Col.
J. E. Huchingson, boy scout executive
of Denver.
“On the other hand, we have had
scores of boys who have been In Ju
venile court before they became
scouts."
It is Colonel Hutchingson’s theory
that no boy is hopelessly bad. but the
“bad" boy only Ineks the opportunity
to express himself in the right way.
Colonel Huchingson says that the
average boy is a democratic Institu
tion, that he is for fair play and wants
to give another boy a chance to make
good if there Is anything against his
record. The scout troops elect their
own members and oftentimes take a
boy whom they know has a record
which the school authorities can’t hold
up ns a shining example.
WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING HOMES FOR SALTS:
ECOUT TO ENTER WEST POINT.
With an average of 93 per cent In
the competitive examinations for ap
pointments to' West Point. Robert
Chester McCloud, a 17-year-oid boy
•rout of Roselle Park, N. J., won
signal honors all along the line. As
a boy scout he hears a high record.
Senior Patrol Leader of Troop No. 1,
he wss always on duty when needed.
He Is also a veleran scout, testifying
to a ffve year service from September
& 1614. In each Liberty loan, Scout
McCloud carried off a medal.
No. 213 West Palmetto trcct
North Lawson Street
King Avenue
No. 108 South Irby Street
No. 201 South Coit Street
No. 122 West Cheves Street
No. 209 West Pine Street
ND; 312 West Pine Street
No. 301 West Cheves Street
No. 800 Rose Avenue
No. 19 South McQueen Street
No. 15 West Elm Street
No. 15 East Pine Street
No. 6 South Coit Street
No. 301 South Church Street.
t rooms
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11, rooms
ft rooms
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WE WANT MORE HOMES LISTED WITH US FOR SALE.
We are selling a great many homes these days and we are needing many oth
ers to add to our for sale list. We know how to sell Florence Real Estate and
we think we can handle your property to our mutual advantage.
TRY OUR SERVICE
WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS
WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN OUR LINE
SUGAR PROFITEERS
New Orleans. April 24—The Dis
trict attorney has tiled affidavits
charging three wholesalers and three
retailors wjUi iir^htcerlng in augar
Lucas
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