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1 THE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES SATTTRDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 1, TO20. r. . ^ the «• * ♦ «<>«♦«« ♦ * ?t v t^iut ifld Daily ^Except Sunday; »♦ Florence, S. C., by •ftUNSON AND QARDINKfl -* SK^on C. Sruneon, Editor. Ctido. 4.’ Gardiner, Buelneea Manager ^ ^ ■ SUBSCRIPTION RATES Payable In advance. One week $ .16 CNdi month -60 f ee months 1?6 taonUu 3i0 O^e year - * 00 *-The : PeJ^! Cont ersailles. Msny Jews were reported slain in pogrom at Pinsk. .. 1 Hundreds of persons were injured ;ss was\ opened in Kay riots in Paris. tY r Y ♦ » » 4 4 •' \¥ TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES 4 RHEUMATISM Efatefed aa aeoond date matter Oadember ?, 1900, at Florence. 8. C. jfo ^ ' 'T' i i. ' ■■■— Member of The Aaeeeiated Preaa Ifce Associated Press Is exclusive- ip entitled to tbe use for republica- ttbh of all news dispatches credited ^ or not otherwise credited In this paper and also to the local news pub Baked herein. .■ .j; SATURDAY MAY 1, 1020 The New York Cafe | ANNOUNCES 1 to its patrons and friends that they have installed | hot cake griddle and wqffle ironsand broilers for * their breakfast trade. And a fourteen foot steam $ j table for dinner and supper trade. Hot vegetables £ £ and roast at all times when in season. Now in : H service. » - ? | PHONE 464. . . . »v v .X { . 0 e. 4 ♦ 4 « 4 4. 4. 4. 4. « v «.4 cpmpletelr wusuea our of the system by the celebrated Shivar 184>—TJ43 Methodist Episcornl Cliurcii. South, was organized a distinct bodv Uy a conveii tion at Louisville. -Russia decided to join AustiiaJ against Hungary. 18(t4—At Washington Hie Ladies'j National Covenant was fcrmet!; to abstain from the use of im-i ported articles. 1885- ('ornelihs K. Harrison, faniou.., sloamshlp and ui;;road promote!'.! died in New York City. Born j near West Point. X. Y„ Maich! 1, 180:*. I8K>—Strike of 10,000 miners in the' Pocahontas coni region of Wesi | Virginia. 1809-—United States squardon under Comma dore Dewey destroyed the Spanish fleet in Manila Ra •. 1016--Newark. X. J.. oega.i a celehra tion of the ir.oth anniversary oi the founding of the city. HIT—Or.nnza took theoalti ;rr pre.d dem of Mexico, the first Constitu lional President in four years. Mineral Wat-jr. Positively gitaran- ^ teed by money hack offer. Tastes * fine; costs a tr(fle! , ' ,K Delivere.l any j; when* by our > i '!orei:t'e ! iigpr. , .3. ‘Jregeie &. Anderson. Plioae thera. 1 * f “PWAS GLAD WHEN THEY SAID UNTO ME, WE WILL GO J * INTO THE HOUSE OF THE LORD/’ ik COME TO " 'U r' ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH % ’ 112 SOUTH DARGAN STREET t WHERE YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME. THE PEWS ARE ALL £ FREE, THE SERVICES ARE REVERENT AND DIGNIFIED.. THE | RECTOR AND CONGREGATION WELCOME YOU. * 11:15 A. M.—“What Doest Thou Here. Elijah?" ? 8:$D P. M. 5H14M»*************#4H8*4*#**#**4:-*#**##****4HHMH14MMHMHHMf r' SCHOOL LOSES GOOD MAN The Times regrets the resignation of VV. L. Brooker as head of the Flor ence public schools. For ten years Mr. Brooker has conducted the schools of Florence and the degree of his success is to be measured ity the results he has acnieved. That ih'ese are gratifying may be judged j pot only by the high standard which the. schbols occupy in relation to' other systems in this and other stales, hht by the records of the boys and gjtls whe leaving the High school here have entered colleges of high standard. The citizens, too, at numerous public meetings have un qualifiedly expressed their satisfaction and approval. As an organizes and executive Mr. Brooker ranks first ahaong' school men in this state, and as an educator his reputation is en viable. In this department of the Work he has few equals and this qualification has enabled him to ac complish good work at times when the* difficulties seemed almost insur* mountable The loyalty accorded hlfB by his teachers has always been a - matter of comment in school cir cles. During his stay in Florence many changes have taken place in thte. schools but the step has always fiden fctwnrd. Of course the Times reklizes that men are to be found tint can run the Florence schools aV’successfully as Mr. Brooker, but W0 do mot believe that the task will be an easy onfc, and it hopes that there will be no disruption of the wdik which has been so well done in l ft** past. “A Complete Line of Machinery 671 BOILERS ENGINES CRUDE OIL ENGINES CAS ENGINES STEAM PUMPS SAW MILLS PLANERS EUUERS TRIMMERS LATHE MILLS COTTON GINS CORN MILLS FEED MILLS WOOD SAWS PUMPS We also have listed with us all sizes and typos of second hand machinery. Let us figure on your requirements. H/MAN SUPPLY COMPANY Mill Supplies and Machinery YHLMINGTOX, X. C. NEW BERN. N. C. *4HMHMHi#**#*#***###**##4HHC###*******************.:*K** 444***4>4>* + * ► TODAYS BIRTHDAYS * fr44444*++44***4+ ii | Duke of Connaught, uncle of Kin*;! George V. and former (Jovernor-Gen-' oral M Canada, l orn 70 years ago lol day. Rt. Rev. Thomas O’Gorman. Catlio] lie bishop of Sioux Kalis, born Boston, 77 years ago today. Joseph ic. Willard. United Stat« Ambassador lo Spain, born in Wash ington. D. C„ .‘i.5 years ago today, i Harry Leon Wilson, author of : i number of popular stories and plavs | horn at Oregon. 111.. 55 years ago to , day. Paul (Nickl Carter, prtelur of th , Chicago National league hoseha 1 | team, born at Lake Park, Ga.. 2«; ‘venrs ago today. ; i * , ■ : KILL .ROACHES Bee > Brand Insect Powder '• •' '-J _ x ;• ( LOOK HERF FRIENDS READ, HOSEA, 4 th CHAPTER, . . READ. JOEL, ist CHAPTER, READ, ZACHARIA, 4 th CHAPTER, THEN GOTOMACK'S PLACE 'JO GET YOUR CLOTHES MADE THAT WILL FIT YOU. M/VCK’S PLACE, 2ii NORTH DARGAN STREET FLORENCE, S. C. . McCORMICK & €0. //*' BAL.TI'YlbRIi, U;. S. i A.. ENJOYS HIS 3 MEALS A DAY PRESIDENT ON LONG RIDE Mk. Wilson Goes Seventy Three Hours. Miles in N!r. Woolen Links Mucli of ZIRON Because It Made Him His Old Self Again. .... .. ' , r , .. Sick people do not get much out of life. AM ishington. May 1. President | j n or £jer to enjoy your meals, to do your Wilson yesterday afternoon took the work v.efl, you must be strong and longst ride he has had since his ill i lealthy. ness. He left the White House at 1 Pale, weak, nervous people frequently o’clock and did not return until a few j need iron to enrich their blood and to re- minutes before k. having journeyed i store vitality to their system, and a good to La Platte, Md.. a distance of near- I way to supply the iron is to follow th* ly seventy miles. ixample ot Mr. Clayton Wooten, ot Scot- The entire trip was made with the i ia, Kl, Oa., who used Ziron Iron Tonic and | President occupying the front seat of | Iia ( s l ^'' s *° sa y a ^° u l d: the automobile—the seat in which lie ‘1 have laken Ziron according lo direct loved to ride in the days of good! .P nsa,| d f can truthfully say that it is a health. He was accompanied bv Mrs. j ^'f S Y’ e ’* le Wilson, her mother, her sister. Miss j nH’u‘ ght RJnd h oinh ll Bniii an<l hel ’ ' ,< ’ hn lieals a da , v - Vshall do all 1 caiUo're- | Randolph Bolling. i ;oninieud Ziron.” Going through many of the small. Try Ziron! Your druggist sells Ziron 1 ’jj towns on the La Platte • 4 44444444 ^'4 4 4 4 |N THE DAY’* NEWS 4 4.4 4 4 4444 4 44 4 4 4 The United States Army loses a veteran and efficient officer in the pfnton of Maj Gen. Henry G. Sharpe, who retiree from the service today. (iftR. Sharpe Js a former quartermas ter-general of the artny, and more r§etntly, ; has hfen in command pf % Southeastern Department. He bar been th* recognized leading expert of the subsistence force, his , theoreli- ca/knowledge gained by study of the BritlphL.French and uerman arml”. pilpr to 1814 having been converted into ppictical experience while ca' ing forn the army forces along the . Mohican border in 1916 and during preparations for the war wit* Germany. Gen Sharpe comes of an ora. Hudson River family living it, Kingston. X. Y. He was graduated from West Point in 1880 and three vHrs later was assigned to the sub stetence department, v.inre he wteadi Irkrope to a place of conceded pG- mapy. .“The Provisioning of a Mod - ewt Army on the Field” is a book vyrlUeit .by him which is rated righly in military circles Consider The Future , . ^.uggis road the Presi j,, a guarantee to refund your money if > dent was recognized. He invariably I the first bottle fails to benetit. You can-! answered the salutes of villagers. ; not lose anything, but very likely will gain much, by getting a boltle of Ziron, They work naturally, and fbrmf no habit WMMBSfe 5Bfc ^ Tliey work J naturally and form no habit They v/ork naturaily and form no habit IQW4 only ilisSi HUNGER STRIKERS RELEASED today! ZN U London. May 1.—Twelve Belfast Jumger strikers were released from jail yesterday evening. Seventy-fifth r.nnlvorrr.ry of tin organization o{ the M. E. Chut'e’,!. South. i , Riley Drug Co. I lie Rexall Stoic. Odd. P. O. Phone 38 ^ 4 4 444444 44 . . TODAY’S EVENTS 4 * ‘ Celebration of May Day .Opft hundredth anniversary of the ex’ecntfo n of the Cato Street con sfUrator?, ■ T wenty-secorld anniversary of Ilewey’jj victory over the Spaniards at Manila Bay. »Th‘? Cfuke of Connaught, former Gjivei-nor-General of Canada, is 70 yebrs el(l today. 'Bf. R«v. John Hazen White, Epis copal bishop of South Bend, cele brAt.ef, tbe silver jubilee of his con secration today. J^aj-Gen. Henry G. cnarpe, former • quarternjaster-general of the U. S. arjny, retires today on his own appli cation. Miss Mae Pershing, aistor of Gen eral Pershing, is fiykjfcristen the stejaihshtp Capitalw Kebraska, to be lahnclied today at Moh*:*e. ,Th» Argentine Republic today wiii put intb,effect a new system of time based po the meridian of Greenwich Instead pf the meridian of Cordoba as <at present Ipany -men of national prominence are to speak at a banquet in Wash- 1 fifthn tonight to mark the close of tltfa cojfetntion of Associated Har- rStd (Mbs. ■ A* call’has been issued for a great rational: •ndu*irkil ci Mgrfss io meet In ^-Mexico City today “to analyze. discuss and study, the deepest and mpnt serious problems which have Ju«|ly occupied the mind:,, of thp mili trfM laborer ' during the economic struggle,” OUTSIDE CAPITA!. NEEDED If you want a business lot for development, cen- J trally located, where values will never be less, that you can buy at a reasonable price, we have it. We have for sale a splendid investment proposition in business property, now yielding a little better that 7 per ctfnt inte'rest. Fine chance for increase in value. Price and terms'on application. COM R TO SEE DS * IT MAY MEAN MONEY TO YOU Do not forget that we have money to lend on Real Estate in the City and County of Florence at 6 per cent on long time. These loans are made at actual cost. If you need money, co-operate with us to the end that we bring into the City and County ONE MILLION DOLLARS outside capital this year. Capital invested through our trust department the past four months over Two Hundred Thousand Dollars. REAL ESTATE & TRUST CO. Phone 312 r* i THE ZM.OST T3EjmTn 7 UL CJm IN 31711ENICJ1 T HERE has never been any doubt in the public minid about tbe five'passenger Paige Glenbrook. From the very first it has been acknowledg'd—and quite properly—as setting a new standard of values in Light Sixes. It appeals especially to those who have acquired tbe new American habit of thrift — who believe that true economy consists in getting the greatest values for the least money. By this we do not mean that the Paige Glenbrook is, in any sense of the term, a cheap car. Its value is emphasized not so much by its conservative price as by the large measure of comfort and satisfaction received in return for the sum invested. o a } | r v * ** I Because of noteworthy developments in chassis and motor, this five'passenger Paige is a car of out' standing mechanical excellence. And its advanced body design has endowed it with a roominess and comfort that are truly exceptional. Wi.'/i the tlcmar.J /,-r the Poize Citenbrookrfur exieedi/ig our utmost f ro.i’icticn effort-,, a f rempt (iston n o.ilusabte Order j phi eo non mean /i< ' "ai.8 riiLie ot the he.-! louring /, assured for \our enioyment. 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