The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, April 28, 1920, Image 4
rnrc FT-oirKNcrc daily timks Wednesday afternoon, april 28. 1920.
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FLORENCE DAILY TIMES
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(he county, not entirely satisfied hut t
desirtng to keep . pacdL.>v4tU ..ttK r tjpiu^4'>
ami Conditions vote extra school «
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taxes. These benetlt all in the dis- 1
^TODAY'S EVENTS
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Pabllnhed Dally Except Sunday a*
Florence, S. C., by
BRUNSON AND GARDINER
Mason C. Brunson, Editor.
Cbat. 8. Gardiner, Business Manager
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Payable In advance.
One week — $ .15
One month -60
Three months 115
Btx months ...... 2.50
One year ....... 6 0°
entered as second class matter
December 8. 1900. at Florence. S. C-
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trie! and at a less lost than the
sending oft to a town school one or
two pupils, at the same time giving
to tho: 3 not able to go away greai-
er educatienal advantages than they
cool 1 possibly otherwise have.
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lit. Rev. John Joseph Nilua todax
• •elebrai?* the l?n!li anniversary ol
liis omseentfioe ae Catlioiic bishoj
of l!-irt>Tord. Conn.
tusIruH:! I )'l:iy will (-onimeniorali
ihe iruliii a!miv“".s:iry of (in discov
•■rx (.1 Uola .• Hay by Captain Coot
ArtiUi.: I** i io»l x a’ls x.il meet i-
a I e ttMViiili'n it l ".if Hock to
da to select tY.ur delegates-athirg'
to ibe Chicago conxentioi.
t hancellor John C. .Murray of tin
..WliDNESUAV APRIL 28, 1920
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THE MEMORIAL.
It is md 1 likely that the pfopl- 1
et Flor -•me ' cowuty "III m ed anx
urging to reapOml to the call for con
tnliutioiiB to the memorial bfnilding
xxhidi ir to be pstabllshcd nt the
capital «if the stale In memory of the
boys of tioulh Carolina who gave
their lives- for the cause of human-
Hy during the great world war ami
noxv sleep nvath Ihe poppies in Flau-
dcr Fields. For this would not Ik
like our people. With a record fresu
in memory of achievement in all
wifV etideavois of which we are par
donahly proud, it would not be like
n:« to forget the debt xve are due the
boys—beeonio men so quickly—-wlio
.i.-iiifered and died for us. Therefore
it is only necessary, we confidently
believe, to call attention to the fan
that the movement to raise approxi
mately $12,00(1 as Florence county's
quota toward the, prepetuatlou of our
box's’ memory, has been inaugurat
ed, and to announce that every clU
zo”s of the county he he rich or poor,
now has the opportunity, the golden
privilege, of making his or her per
: onal contribution. It would- seem al
together out of place to refer to
these 'contributions its dutiful, or to
; pprouch fhe work of raising our
share x*f the money in the same spirit
in which v>e carried several l.ibuiy
Loans ovei the top and swelled the
funds so wisely expended bv th* *c>
•Cross, Y. M. C. A., Salvation Arm/,
and kindred organizations,
rather should we all regard the mere
itp^mincenient that Chairman Will-
tox is ready to receive contributions
as suflloient notice to ourselves and
*thcti hasten to do our part out of
.■’beer gratitude for our own salvation.
The memorial was the idea of a
Florence man. Phillip Alston Will-
cox. Florence county being the cra-
Tne inauguration of Tr. Harry
Woodburn Chase as president of the
University ot North Cv.roliua, whicn
will attract a large gathering of dis
lingir'shed 'visitors to ('liapel Hill
today, is -tnotlier reminder of the fait
that this is distinctly the day of
young nier: as leaders in education.
Dr. Chase has just passed itis thirty
seventh birthday and is the youngest
president tlu.f the university has
had in its century and a quarter of
history. The ne xvprosident is n m>
live of N'xv England. AH Itis early
years were s|te:it in that section of Tort Dodge, la.—'‘From the time my
tin* country, and it was there that be, daughter was 13 years old until site was
SUFFERING OF
YOUNG WOMEN
This Letter Tells How it May
be Overcome- all Mothers
Interested.
Roman f’etholic diocese of Hartford,!
x.'oun., will ccuscct nod auxiliarry
bishop of the diocese today.
Many dtstingiiMhn.ri educators wilt
gtilher at Chapel Hill. N. C.. tod:i.< j
or the inaugural ion of Dr. Harry \\ I
'Itasi* as president of the University j
if Nc rlh Carolina.
\ •totahie wedding in Washinglim
Ills eveni’ig will bt' that of Missi
I le;i Rcldnson Huxter, daughter oi
’ol ami Mrs. John H. Baxter, and
Ur. Charles McDonald Brown, son of
onnor (iovt ntnr and Mrs. Josepli M 1
Iro x n ot Georgia.
A large delegation of leading Brit
s*i njerclmrls in the dry goods and
< I ml red tivd<v; will sail from Eng-
•ir.d for \'ev.’ York today to begin a
our of the United Stales, under Ink
•it for the purpose of studying Amort
•nn methods of store management
vitii a view to their adoption in ling
and.
THE HIGH COST O.- DOPE
Florence. S. C., April 28. 1!>20.
l-.dNor Times. Sir:
It occurs to me that one other way
of combatting the high cost of living
would ba to form an Anti-Coca-Cola
league. I have been informed It;.
Ixxo soda dispensers that coca-cola
syrup has advanced twenty-live pei
cent in price—but is tills sufflcienl
reason for -idvaneiiig the price of tills
drink eighty per cent? «
It has been said that the soda dir-
of Florence have been tin
advance the prt-e in tills
Possibly so but when Co
Charleston. Sumter and a
of other towns I could mcn-
churging seven ami eight
pen-sers
last to
section.
I it m bin.
number
tion are
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t W e Handle the Best in Our Line
The
Victrola
Falking Machine^'^
cents, our enterprising dope sllngcvs
have gone tliem orr? better and are
charging ten cents (war t ix includ
ed).
In ITsbopville the price vus nut
receiv«d ids education, getting bis
A. B. degree from Dartmouth in l!Mil
and hi."- A. M. from lb" (citiic instf
(nllon four years laU-r. For u yen.'
after completing his studies lie sei v
"d .{is director of the clinic for suh
normnl cbildren at Clark U’u'vu-siiy.
In 1910 ho was appointed professo-
of the pbilesnpliy of rdiicnlioii at tli<
University of North Curolimi. lailei
he was mu b* profes- nr of psychology
Mid more recently he has serv'd a-
•cling nr dih-nl of the Clrijie! I UR
institiitloit.
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iritjAVT ANKtx/r rtnARir ;i 4
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Iti she suffered • so
badly each month,
that sometimes I had
to call in the doctor.
She had headaches,
backache, and such
pains and cramps
that she would have
to stay in bod two
or three days. She
became terribly run
dotvn in health and
at lar-t a friend who
had U3?d Lydia F,.
’’inkh.am’a Vegetable Compound told
her about it and she has used sixteen
bottles, and we always have it in tli*
bouse. She feels tine noxv and she has
no trouble at all each month. \Ve al
ways praise it and advise any friends
xvho suffer to use your wonderful med
icine.”—Mrs. JdixNiK MANDn.Ko, 1005
S. 18th St. i. 10th Avenue, Fort
Dodge. |i>\-a.
Girls who are troubled a~ Miss Man-
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b TODAYS BIRTHDAYS +
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f !»!•*. Co! Trank'in IVOHver. nal
But' * on:, l oiesidrjM of Die Anifjicau t.e
gion. born in New Jersey, 43 years
ago today.
Stephen I. Ch d'.vick. former gov-i
nor of AV'isliIngton. now mentlonel
lor I’nitcd States senator, born a!
Ro. obuig. Ore.. 57 yours afo todav.
Rt. Rev. George H. Klnsolvlng.
Kpiseonal bishop of Austin. Texas,
born In Bedford county, Vu.. 71 years
ago todav.
Harold Unimr. one of tb'* nmst cole
„ , of living piauists:. horn in Lor
die of tho memorial should not and f^itt 47 year- a go tod»v
delko was. should immediately seek res
toration to health by taking l x
Plqkliain's Vegetable Compound.
Those who need special advice may
write to Lydia K. i itikhaui Mc lvine
Co. fcoiilidcntial I. Lynn, M.n-t. These
letters will be op-mcd, read and sn
axvered by a wenixa aud held in atrici
cun lidcucc.
17,*S- Prrsident James Monro". ::u
thor ol l!i^ f-iViou : doclri ie tiiat
I 'ar;. iiir. 11:1111". born in We :
morclaod (ininly. \’a. • Dj.-d i.i
New- York Cily, July 4. Ud.
If-niKu:! of ^hafteriibiiry. ^pmmof m-i toration to health by taking Lydia E.
o'' the factory acts of England
. hern. Died Oct. 1. ISS.Y
1S89 —Lord I oudenderry resigned as
Lord J.ieiitenanl of Ireland.
1S!)V The i>UCen Regent of Holland
mil tim young Qii-en Wilheliu
inn arrijfd in l.oiidan for a f:rl
rip Ill's visit.
'I'i a- Gen Fitzhiigh 1 ee, x- !io was U.
S. er,j;;-ul at Havana when tin-
A*.-ilit" xvas b'oxvn up. di -d in
Wnshlngtiiii. U. C. Ro'-n in Tali
fax comitv, Va„ Nov. 19. lx::.",.
l!tl)9—Olive Logan. noted author.
actress, and lecim-er. tiled in
E'igland. Horn at Klmira. X. A
April 22. I S3,ft.
1915 The Int.'-rnatinual Wu'-ien's
Peace Congress: h"gan its acs
"ons r* The I’ngiuu
19l? Two hundred meiiili*rs of the
U. S. House o r R"preHentalive<
erpressml to Pt-rniiet- I loyd
O >org ■. bv cable, the interest of
Amerit." l-i irt intnr'dial" aettle
nteni of the [r!:'h probletn.
0?.fL Fife’s
lest Friend
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Tija'.'r- v;kil many call it,
lor it puls vim am! vigor inlo
eld It- : riih. i d blood into
old xv-in?: soiuni lU'.-h en tdd bones.
Drink h ght--; of t!ii< delicious diges-
t;u t v. i !; > aeit n:eal.
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K •: UCCf.TI'.r /'OV.ATICS with
Siiit.'.J L-UTV. WA723 AMO CIKCEM
' o-.r • r < r 1Inig.4i.-t xvill refund
. . .1 1 )>•(•, irt (!o.:cn if you are
i.„t p cj ed x.i.lt results.
flti'cr 'vie retails at 15c per bot-
t'--. i r >1
tdar ii 'der
phone
."> per dozen. If your reg-
! i'"i - »aii'-.ot fupply you, tele-
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will not fall.
At a moctiiig of less than seventy-
!ive reprosentativo men of Florence
county yesterday more than half of
Flortrtte county's quota for the Me-
| **c*^> - pnprhil xvas subscribed. Only- $000t*
remains to be raised. We are sure
tiiat Mure is not a man or woman in
— * Flurehte county xvho does not xvant
a iu keeping fresh the
• meiuob' of our fallen soldiers. Tho
»P«j . oppoituitily for contributing is hero.
In another part of this issue of the
t^ L+per appears the list of contributors
at vesterduy's meeting. Send in your
cheek’ today so that your uaitic may
appear tomorrow.
Alfred Do Orn xvidely known pro
fosvloml billiard playoe. born a I
MattXi’.niHo. Culri. 57 yecI ago todax.
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Two tho’i'-nnd Imi’diM?" in Yolo*
hatna were desiroyr .| bv fire.
Rovi-xod I/'-igit" of Nations Coven
tnt adopter) bv tbo pen'-." ('oilf"ron -o
wiilt no di/sonling vote.
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With Clu-rry Flavor for KiH'Qos' ,
Cuuzlis, Coliis. Sore Throat.
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r." No countv In South Carolina has
jjuatle 1 greater strides along ediu.-H-
tional lines; Ilian has Florence. Tho
school system ol tills county has
been ’wonderfully improved within
the pnst few years. The one teacher,
on?, room school Is no longer known
in tiffs county. Consolidation has
been practiced tor the past few years
to sufch an extent that the small
school lias been entirely eliminated. 1
And 1Y6 county In the slate has more
school districts carrying extra levies
for school purposes than lias Flor
ence. and the result of the consolida
tion and extra levies are very evi
dent on «very side. The average
three and four months school term
of a t(*w years ttgo has been lengthy
enet) to eight >mi<I nine months and |
the practice so common a few years
hack Of sending school pupils to a
boarding school from the country dis
tricts ha:- almost entirely ceaseu
"This Is due to the fact that the rural
Lsosens the Phloem. Clear? flic nea<3
•ad Chest. S5c You: Drusiha's.
After you eat—always take
>FOR YOyRACip-STOMACH)
Instantly relieves Heartburn, Bloat
ed Catty Feeling. Stops food souring,
repeating, and all stomach miseries.
Aid* digestion and appetite. Keep* »tornach
sweet and strong. Increases Vitality and Pep.
E 4TONIC is the best remedy. Tens of thou
sands wonderfully benefited. Only costs a cent
or two a day to use it. Positively guaranteed
to please or we will refund money. Uet a big
bat today, You will tee.
F. U. LAKE, UKUG COMPANY
Florence, S C
NESMITH-POWELL CO
DISTRIBUTORS FOR
FLORENCE.
T FOSS 1H
Musterole Works Without the
Blister—Easier, Quicker
There’s no sense in mixing a mesa
of mustard, flour and water when you
can easily relieve pain, soreness or stiff
ness v/ith a little clean, white Musterole.
Musterole is made of pure oil of
mustard and other helpful ingredients,
combined in the form of the present
white ointment. It lakes the place of
mustard plasters, and will not blister.
Musterole usually gi > es prompt relief
from sore throat, bronenitis, tonriliti-,
croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgip,
headache, congestion, pleurisy,rher.rr.?.-'
tism, lumbago, pains and aches of the
hack or joints, sprains, core mtisdcs,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of
the chest fit often prevents pneumonia).
£3c and COc jar ; horpitd sine $iC0
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school of the county have improved Apply Zemo, Clean, Penetrat-
O'* 1
to such an extent that it is no longer
necerfrary. The local school com-’
pletefy flip, this need and (he sinaW
amount of extra taxes voted on the.
different districts amounts to nothing
xvheri compared with the expense of
sendWg one 01 two pupils out off a
district to a boarding school.
Florence county has every reason
In the world to be proud of the, pro-'
gresif her schools have made and are
continuing to rnnke. Scarcely a week
passes but what some district In
I
ing, Antiseptic Liquid
It ia unnecessary for you to suffer
with eczema, blotches, ringworm, rashes
and similar skin troubles. Zemo.
obtained at any drug store for 35c or
(ijOQrforextra large bottle, and prompt
ly applied will usually give instant relief
from itching torture. It cleanses and
soothes the skid and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases. ,
Zemo ia a wbnderfuL penetrating;
disappearing liquid and is soothing to
the most delicate skin. It is not greasy,
is easily applied and costs little. Ge£
ft today and save all funher distress.
Th* & W. Kasc Co., Ucvelaod- O,
Transport Trucks
Nuf-Srd.
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR THEM
JMEY FIT AS YOU FASTEN
k. PEPFfcCfLY AND WITHOUT
. ALTERATION
If
your
dealer doesn't carry them,
•end money and bust meas
ure and we will send you one
for trial. Postage prepaid.
NDIO HYGIENIC-FASHION INSTITUTF.
Ds*. ■. U Irvin* FUc* New Ysfk
Dr. Miles W. Maloney
OPTOMLTRI8T
pjypB rxamlnntl, glanacn flMpd
Kul/.bacbcrs, up tJairn
Kiitiaiice lliriuigli Morn.
at tin
reits b'lt
several da
.ys ialei
xx-a s tod it<-
."rt to seven c"ius
for the
vary g
pod
reason
that tin*
people
would
not
stand f
or this c
xressivr
piiet* ;
• nd
stopp'd
drinking 1
them.
I for
O’K
. do no|
liitenil to
pay tea
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Cor :
i dope.
a ml no on.
'» enjoys
a roiu
gb
1 ss of <!
ope In'll >r
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and it
all
ror-a i-ol
a drinki'is
in F*or-
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in an .antis
-o'-a-colri
longin'.
tin
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xvill sooi
i romo
tltixvn.
Th
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S». as tllllC:
!i profit
ot riii-
as
Uie p-i<
of i-lnl'i
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v/ould he 1
’nr more
r fl’ortivo 1
him th
o over-all
rlilh ;.
I7v >ry
mu
< r«'dtirt
ion in the
cost oi
li’. inr-: i
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h-lp.
The
Ivers & Pond
Kranich & Bach
Steinway
Kurtzmann
Shoninger
Pianos
COME TO US FOR
VICTOR RECORDS
It •• qu-f-l rull'-.
J. K. M<-1 tit! DM.
'Ul'x a 'i!l!p n-.riro | -n vn.v;
••:" Mr I l.'indlcy-U:!" *. Dip faniov
l , ’igli b nM'oi'laii" huilddcr now vi-
iting Aiip-rir;*, v::s mi iiiikunxvn il<<
iriral onglir-r r noikln;: for a v.a t ~>
'*f "i'i("cii d illiira a week.
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fhe first
^ruse to town ^
Swfecf your ffm * r ~
cord in A io thn road 3
they hare io travel:
In sandy cr hilly coun
try, xxhrrcvcr the going
is apt to be heavy—The
U. S. Nobby.
For ordinary country
roads—The U. S. Chain
or Usco.
For front wheels—The
IT. S. Plain.
For best results—
everywhere—U. S.
Royal Cords.
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BChSM CORD NOeBY CHAlN-USCO-PLAII
'•UDAY (ii'M*'* rrr rtion
than 7,Of^nf)o r f
in the country, soon
nearly everybody :n this s r r>
tion v/i 1 ! be tr'iy-ii^rr r.ro^rd
in his own automohi’.e
ft
The first tiling a man
v/ants to knov/ nov-adayr,
when he stma nut to bny a
car, is how much it is fpin*
to cost him to keen it run
ning.
It e all very v/c‘l to take
some dealer’s word about a
tire—if you know who J:o is
and his object in selling it
to you.
Our object in selling U. S.
Tires is to liavc you come
back for more—and be hlad
that vac : ')M them to you.
lit
TJ. S, Tires have a record
behind them. r f j
They arc built by the pco- f
pie who perfected the first
rtruig'’'*; side automobile tire,
who iwoduccd the first pneu
matic truck the.
Two of the greatest con- /
1 riiwtions to tire and motor *
r'ooncrry ever made.
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As representatives of 4hc
oldest and largest rubber con
cern in the world, we have
a reputation to live up to.
Wc can’t afford to substi-
tute “just as good” tires for *
tires of standard quality, Jjf
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United Tires I
, FINKLEA KEEFE
\ W. E. LANGSTON,
CO., Claussen, S. .C
Effingham, S. C.
CROWELL & CO., Florence, S. C.
C. C. FINKLEA CO., Hyman, S. C.
PEOPLES DRUG CO., Pamplico. S. C.
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