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•13 r-'V’ THE FLORENCE DAIuf TIMES TE^mY AKTERNOON, Antlli 27, l'J20. Showing Today Only Anita Stc-.vart in “A Midnight Romance’' '1 h * sUry- o[ a mysterioua V 7 *aa”iy In m Nowhere, ami where a m:(l.iii;ht .bathing, au.t tiii tatiaa 1* U her. '1 his »m the av.’tnte.t stay ever wihtm ami 1 i-i Hie h'til picture that Miss Btawart ha:; ever mad’. She is supported by a strong cast an 1 tlto gowns worn by her are tie* pi 'ltie.t ever i.e.a» on the screen. AND Larry Seaion in ‘ The Ply Coi)” Come on and s? " 1 I .arry and to: get all your troubles. SHOWING TOMORROW Elaine Hamir.erstein in “The Shadow of Rosalie Byrnes” In ocr program we adver- ed Owen Moore in ‘THE DES- ^KrtATF’ HERO" for lliis date hut for some reason it war* changed. The •‘J)F IPEItATE HERO” will be shown Lite r. e'DW IHEAHE Again Today “The Mystery of the Yellow Room” The greatest mystery story ever filmed. Don't miss this great victurn. A wonderful plot, that will hold your atten tion from start to finish. Also I •ATI I h NEWS. Tomorrow Charlie Chaplin in Ills fourth Million Dollar Comedy “A Day’s Pleasure” You say it's a day’s pleasure after yen have seen it. A scream from stall to finish. Also H. D. Werner in “Haunting Shadows” A film version of- Meridilh Nicholson’s greatest novel, •THE HOHSE OF A THOUS AND CANDLES.” A high ten sion. thrilling drama, pulsing with action. Thursday and Friday Constance Binncy in “Erstwhile Susan’* LITTLE INTEREST IN NATIONAL POLITICS SOUTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATS HAVE FAILED TO EXPRESS CHOICE '♦*****-************** »**« K " w****##****************»< l JUST TO SHOW li<t\v well your <»M car can he renewed and hriglil • | * ened up he an appropriate painting job—step in and have us show color schemes, quote prices on the job vou want. I FLORENCE AUTO TOP AND PAINT SHOP 33 N. Irby. Phone 1G8-L-2 ENGLANDER COUCH-BED Sold everywhere by furniture dealers and department store.*) 'England®' productions re* PRODUCTIONS POP ENGLANDER Sl'KING UEU CO. New York -ProoklyTi - Chit-„j/„ ■•orence Times bureau, Wyatt / Taylor Correspondent. Columbia., Apiil "7.- iNaliona] poll 'i'..i have not yet hrougiit to a head any sentlnmut in Smilli Caroljna will regard to the Deni-u ratie rhoiee foi the presidential nomination, llmugl at some of the club uiee,iugs Iasi Sal unlay night evprea^ions were given In a few eases MeAdoo was endorse) ar. candidate, aceoiding to advice: reaching the capital city from varioti: '.arts i.l'the slate. Ill others the senti nient v?,i^ for uniustructed delega inns, though in (he large majoriy o eases'here was no discussion of (In nominee at all. There will he delinib expresiems at the county club meei mgs on May ii. Ba far very little attention has hoe attraeted lo I he slate Democratic coi ventinn, whicii meets on May ifllh The question which at that gatberin; wilt likely receive (he largest amount of attention will he that of prepariiq the \Vay for women’s votes in prlma lies, following ratification of the snl liace amendment. The main question for the state eot vention however wpl he the electioi cf delegates to the national Demi cratic convantion in San Franei eo ti June. Senators - E. >D. Smith and N M. I'ial, Governor Cooper and Form er Gov. Manning will likely he de ig uated to attend the Frisco gathering and they will probably bo sent will, out instruc t ions. Presidential sentiment has \yavero> in South ( arohna. There was a good ly Hoover boom, iinlil Hoover d a-lai ed I hnself a Repuhiican. There is : good deal of Palmer strength in III state and also a ^trong NcAdoo fnl lowing, though neitlicr candidate ha a siittieient number of oulspoken fol lowers to make ;t apparent that he i: to he the South Carolina favorite. Th strongest prohahility, II reems, is id> Adoo sentiment. STEALS T03ACCO PLANTS The sc; n ily of tobaeeo plauls i t':i:-, s *ct am was lorcihty brought t till aiieutiiin of a n.inui PvPig lie: Florenee who had an except ionntl ;.o;»! bed of plillit., SlJIlllaV hilt ll: e..| ■ e- to'lev Ho bud plants enotlg on his bed lo sot out fifteen aert M.inis tie ftole of his h.'d plants, du Sunday night, ev« ry plant he ha Tills is < vMentl'’ n new thieving ve turn, nobouv ever having before cc cciveti the idea ol stealing tobaci pliinta. ii t v « f ^ our Your 4 ( PHYSICIAN ' BANKER V OBEY LAWS OF ORAL HYGIENL * ? t 'YOUR PHYSICIAN is vuiir implicit confident X WHEN IT COMES to your physical WELL BE- Y X ^NC, and you know THIS IS NECESSAkY if Y ! k vou EXPECT HIS BEST assistance. 4 t : » ' Vi & (’THIS BEING true, why not “LAY YOUR *! & HAND ON THE TABLE FACE UP” in dealing A »*♦ with \«>ur hankti' AS TO 1 YOUR financial well he A! @ . : .i<r. YOU’LL find him a square fellow. X Y Y YOUR dealings here ARE HELD in strict conli ♦♦♦ ❖ deuce, and your CONNCETION WILL AC- ♦♦♦ v CORD us the privilege of assisting vou, and WE V Y SHALL BOTH ENJOY a pleasant RELATION- V Z SHIP. Y Y ♦ X WE INVITE YOU . V | The First National Bank i. Of Florence. x “Almost Everything in Bankii URGE PLANTING OF SWEET POTATOES .-EARED THAT SCARCITY OF TC ”»CCO PLANTS WMLL CAL’;. uyerplanting of c; ;. T3N . .„.(!ine county in threatenc I will, he dange* - of over planting will, ■ollcn this season because of i'it diortage of tobacco fdanls, oilicera o the Planters Produce and F ^ rag onipiny believe, and today the. iinchtd :i campatgn to nr rt tin Hiiance a; they vieiv it. Tliey an -ginc, th.* fari'i'*!:- to plant sweet ji tti;e:-> on the toiiieeo acreage, fo JHo't llior Bm*-'* tint instead of putting in cotton, as tin 'oiution lo the situation. -‘-I'.' M|e prosp *et:! f, an increased cotton acreage tin» ae ‘er r,f fl|<, c.'.jnpan.' this morning, "it will mean prupc ., ,*-1.1. 1 ion. of ttfiefe'ify in cii a n(i w tdiing, with reduce* ield accordingly. We alrea ly hav nple col i n acreage. Of conrc'* cottnn rt -in cent : make ‘ih; cren mo I t r, liinting to (tie fan r to plant. .But tlie evperience, o her KOCtiens lias proved w *11 !>■ line cf the notnfe erop.*’ Vecording lo veliabie aid lim it i > he tobacco etlingr crop has bee, nt ai least eO prr cent thi ■, seaao “iecause of tfie lack of plants P ‘*r.*ape will be materially cut ala 'he p>e ml fendenev of the fnrn is In p f in cotton. While n lvi jjng the farmers to pin” ■erf potatoes instead of eottan. p ’’•'■•f is h 'nrr made he-.-e to nroci- 1 acco fila’d” • elsewhere for tii ’orence ccunty farmers. IIAMBFR OF COMMERCE WU..I TAKE ulA TTTTr UP WTT ri S. C. SENATORS. Miss Laura Ellerbe • Misa Laura Ellerbe a sister*of Ur. \. ('. Etlorbe. died sit the home of Di \Tleibe lide Saturday afternoon after >nly a short illness. ‘ H*r death war lue to a heart affection, T’-e body was taken • - ’ /;* today foi I interment. Miss h I .i.id live in Florence for one time and bad many friends ere v ho will rejfrat to hear of hei s't.e leave.) two listers and four brothers. #**##***#*****#*#********##**************#*#******#* t * WARD ? ORGANIZES The $60 0110 item for drugs am '•dfcinal plauls lemarcii work, ii, 'm congrossional approprialion hill ive h> en cut $20,010 by the senate mnls in Florence have learned. Ac •mdii.gly (lie Chamber cf Commem as been reipiesied lo lake up will) '•enators Dial and Siiiitii the ni'ittei f liaving thi:) iti in restored to it r ginal sum. Florence counly is inleresled par ciibirlv in (Ids matter because tin 'lief station which the governfont ii for this werk if le ated in this mnlv. ii(;ing at Kheneezer. Person! vlio liavc support'd tlds work mos' ■dentlv are arousi d over tlie pros ect of lutving the operation curtailei isl now when they might lie o! >ost v .hie to tlds section in anticlpa ion of the boll weevil appearinj ■ore. ' Senatorial suppc.rt to have the ar aropriation restored to its figure o VPI.OOO has been pledged to the Cham er of (bnnnierce. )PEN AIR THEATRE FOR COKER COLLEGl 'mg i A •r 4* ♦t* ♦t* *t* ♦Jk *t* *Z* *!♦ ♦t* *1* *t* «£♦ ♦♦♦ ♦♦♦ ♦* Dtntr.l Science Proves Germs Mak Acids that Eat Away the Ename Lancing Cavitier, Gums Becom Infected, Causing Pyorrhoea, Infec tion Spreads to Throat and Tonsil Poisoning Entire Syctem. Dental statistics prove (hat abot nimly ;,vi pci - e«*nt of Md mouths i adnli.) are infect •<! with geinis. Win it is r» m:.*mbci*e!l liml the muiilli i Uie in;.in entry to the .system m only for food I ut for germs as welt, it is easy to appreciate tlie v*'at • portatice o! oral liygiene. Neglect leads to memalure loss of life ; vv •!! :-:K pia tnatlite loss of tlie teel i)*iilal i-’cience has perficticl a mo:* ngit eahi * ami elTeelive si.erilir.ing > li.tion for tin* toilet, called Bterolin • whicii h. cd a: a mouth wash and g gb\ night niid murning, ahsohitel rKiiliz* tl.e iiioulii, teeth aii'.l tliro.v penetrating even the minute cravicc tk l .veea t!.e teetli which caiiuot I: rMidiel in any Other wav t’.terolhn quicldy Iiccoiiieri a mas enjoyable and indispensihle pa*t i the doily toilet it iiupail:; a d lightful seiuation of cleanlines fr< Nhnevs nnd com fori to the inout' and throat, putifying and sweetenin tin h r;iili i von of tohacco, prevent ing pyovrliiea or Itlgg* r.i*a*a::». tor ' ilit!:;, throat tronh' * •■ml many ol ! er eontagions that inii'ht otherwlf> gain enlr.Mico to tlie system tlirongl the mouth. Teleplmne vour drlppist now for hottl<* of Steroline ami Is gin toda to i nj v ii -. delight*', and prot 'etio* A larp * l ittle, nough for tlie patl* family, nia*. tie had for lialf a dolta Tin* (My D(mocratic* Cltth of Ward l met Katurdt.y nigtit at the Town fall ant! was ro-orgudzed iiv electing allicerp and delegates to tlie county convention. All officers of t‘ e chin were Reelected and the foliowi.ig dale gates elected to the county conven tion. a. Rounds, George Ihigg.., G. A. lurch. W. P. Ib.irch, Jno 1*. t’liildirs, \ V FHeil.o, II K Gilbert, J F F,lack ey, S H Devine, <' H Grinuley, I). >.yer.*. W O J 'ttardc, A G Blnr.ctt, I I Loyd, H T Larch, W H t’oinam ul r. .1 A Cntts, G I ilnizli i'*!ie *, A l essoins, .! M I ixon, F K Wheeler, i - W Goviegton, J id Jr fiord*:. ©FFIC.rRr. W/.RI) ONE Tin* r.amociatic < lull of Ward l f Lie city mat at the Central Imt’■ atuiday ami was reorg.tnized b. lei ting tin? following ofticus: T 11. Harllee, Jr president; D. HI IcEachern, r-x.-rutive committee; W *. ilmilh, si-crotary. lie* following delegates to tlie »unty convention was elected: M H vi.rworth. S W Smitli, R M .’titles, t II Harllee, Jr., F M Dough • and A A Cohen. I he following iterrat. r. were chosen, ,1 W Carter, ' C Crawford, L*. I Hill. George Will iinson. Andrew D.ickman an.I J i. I endows, Sr. CLUB BREAKFASTS FROM 30c to 80c QUICK SERVICE TRY ONE PAMPLICO CLUB Pamplico, K. May 2J Tlie )emo<*ratie (’lub of (tils Township ut Iwiv Saturday. It. .<. Hyman, lectml yliaii lima, and L. W. Coker ecrl•tary. ,i'l>«i following delegates vere named for tin* convention which mvene: in Florenee on Monday Jay It: W \V Ctdeinan, W W Purvis, J Colt man, A II Haines, W A Cole tan. V W Graham, .1 W Gregg,'If Hyman, Jesse W. Finklea. and I. .' Coker. I. W Coker, executive omniitteoman. .No interest has, as t. lx ti niauifested in politics in ids section. f •*>«*****ft#***************************************£*T I J ' 1“ 1 One first-clacs Auiom.:bile V/ater Proof Cover, ::o leet by 2/j feet at ioc per square foot. This is t l llsf about what it cont ns, and it. has never been * ; iscd. COLUMBIA SUPPLY CO. 823 West Gervais Street. Columbip 3. C. aBBBBBBBBBlIBBfcilBBBSIBIiaBBHBBBBBBBBBBBBBai^ p H I ^ASSB SECRETARY POST MAY BE IMPEACHED iOUSE COMMITTEE BEGINS IN VESTIGATION OF TATIONS DEPOR- Coker College is *0 have an opm ur theatre to be erected by the Alun *iae. Architects are busy with tin dans, part of which has already b^et uceptcd by the committed*, it is t< i M'tualed in the eenter of tin* cam ms with the large tolumns of fen ral Hall as a background. Shrubhen ml trees liave lie 1 planted us a part tin* plan. The locil ciiapter ha* bendy eoilected $2,400 for Mil) pur use, and the committee will bavr barge of Its erection. In a fe\y ays the ground will lie broken wifi' ppropi i.ite ceremonies. Wastifngtun ' April 27—The House tie: committee begins an iuve # 4tiga ii n to be conducted by Assistant 1 "••rotary of Labor, Post in depoita-j ion proceedings against radical j liens. Solution before commiltet onks to Uie impeachment of Mr. Post. \ When the Pay , is ut its Best TiRHAKFAST TIME! Appetites in harmony with tlie crisp, dewy freslinessof a Dew day. t iuv/ natural in this environment, is beautiful silt erf Is coffee ever so fragrant as when creamed from a stiver pitcher, sweetened from a silver bowl, stirred with a silver spoonf Tliert’s something about breaklast-table silver ^liat* stimulates‘the imagination, cnrichui cverytliing with wliich it conies in contact, and tempts to a greater enjoyment of that important morning meal, the memories of which are so inseparably interwoven with the accomplishments of succeeding hours. In use as well as decorative beauty our Silivr lahLutne u ovr <t J./i.yit SULZBACHERS Distinctive New T. M. ANDREWS DARGAN-HARLLEE REALTY SERVICE STOP PAYING RENT We Will Build a Home for You on Your Own Lot According to Your Own Plans and Specifications. THE MAN WHO IS WAITING FOR A DROP IN PRICES FOOLS NO ONE BUT HIMSELF • Call and Let Us Explain Our Wonderful Home Building Proposilicn. •’WE DO IT QUICK” DARGAN—HARLLEE REALTY & DEVELOPMENT CO. McCALL BUILDING FLORENCE, S. *C. PHONE 796 Special to The Daily Times Pamplico. April 26.—Mr. T. M. An rows died here last night of heart llnre. age 62. In his usual good *Uh. and about his place of bus!- s, havi.ig recently moved to Pam 1 co. to engage in th? general mer handi-e business, Mr. Andrews re ired at Hie usual hour'la d night. He assed away while asle *p at eleven '’clock. It was noticed by ‘Hie mem eis of his family Ihiit tie appeared o he struggling for breath, hut did 'Ot* awake, and died in a few mjn tes. He was from Darlington coun- y. Four brothers, Murray, Andrew Coleman and Elisa Andrews, of Dar ington, his wife and Ihree sons, Joy*- Lamar Andrews, of Scranton. Ghat »ud I.file Andrew c , of Pamplico, ant! • three daughters, Mrs. Annie L. Pope ■f Hallnboro. N. ('., and Misses Thel na Nellie and Pauline Lida An hews, of Pamplico, survive. Mr. An h ew ; was a member o ft he Baptist hurch. Funeral services will lie at tculah Eaptlst church, near Hyman, i s afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, con- lifcted by his pastor, the Rev. \V. H. Tim pron. Summer Dresses Specialized versions of the new fashions for women and misses are displayed in this group CO-ED KELLOGG'S TASTELESS CASTOR OIL BOTTLED AT THE LABORATORY Genuine Is Sold Only in Bot tles Plainly Labelled With Kellogg’s Name Every holth* of Kellogg's Taslele)*-* ’arid,* Oil is plainly lull‘Hod wllli '<( I lory’s name. Take no substitute, ii:,i t on Kellrtyg’e Tasteless Gastor )il. lalionitory bottled, plainly label -d K •Hogg's Tust'dess Gaslur Oil, if you want a really tasteless castoi oil. Nothing has !)'*en put ih to dis guise tlie taste. Strength and purltv an unchanged. It’s the same good, iH 1 ishionod castor oil that your doctor always prescribes, hut thnl nauseating taste lias been absolutely removed Moth err- will appreciate this vnhial h* new form of the good ■dil family remedy. Imsaure children ♦alee Kellogg’s Tasteless Castor Oil reatlily. Nti hrihtng or eoaxing. You can now get Kellogg’s Tasteless Ga; lor Oil at all good druggists. Two sizes, 3.>c and 6jg. (Ady,) ti. , UL* /'V -" v wTftnv*,