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THE n.ORENrn r>An-Y TIMES MONDAY AFTERNOok. MAY 3, 1»20. ^ W ; . ■ /i;'v S ICE MILT TIDES led. Daily Except Sunday a* Florence, 8. C.. by ' >N AND GARDINER laeen C. truneon, Editor. I ft. Gardiner, Eueineea Manager I •UiSCRIPTION RATES Payable in advance. Bit | .16 --♦fT months .... 1.76 t&a .....^.-i.- 3.50 6 00 ae second class mattes 8, 1800, at Florence. S. C- ol the Associated Press elated Press is exclusive, tied to the use (or republics- all news, dispatches credited nbt otherwise credited In this lid alao to the local news pub herein. juu.'il'y heips every individual iu it. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + 4 Heretofore in Florence too many 1* TODAY';* AivNiVERSAf^f.b .♦ have paid in their money to the ♦ Chamber of Commerce with"the man i ner of kisring it good-bye or as if it 1S45—Thuniur Hood, famous poet and were a charily to which they were ;’ , ;.^ ri ; t ; v di ^ 1 n ° r 1 fereed to contribute. Frankly we do l04 .. rn . „ . , * *o»b—I hr* Mexicans cannonade Fort net believe tin s money did any one r.rewn, on the American side of soed, and we are glad to note that tne Rio Grande, after so many years the element of 18*2- Sara Henry Coleridge, daiigh- ehaiitv is io be removed, ^’e hope 1 ’ nl ^ a,1,OUK P° e i- an( l self a writer of much ability, 01 d in i.ondon. Born Dec. iiJ. * * «•♦* + <• ♦ + * + • O.sE /Emh AGO TODAY ► ... - IN THE WAR, » di * + * * * d The vanpiiard^of the'Tlind Eivisloh "L-s ’Terrible!;.” reached New York from l•TrtTl(•'•. l\ii>g Georg > and f;>cretary Daniels PUBLIC reviewed I l.IM.O- rverseas troops in London. ' PREPARE FOR COLLEGE NEW CAMPAIGN SLOGAN tCHOOLS TO OBSERVE MAY 14 TO GIVE STIMULI)* TO IMPORTANT MOVEMENT. 1 lie SecrefarV. will stick to ills colors. He will certainly phi Dorm. win out on this * ♦ * + * + + + + **+ * ♦ b IN 1HE DAY’S NEWS 4 +44+44444444444* MONDAY IJVY 3, 192U Republicans and Leuiocrata | as to tho best way to raise the necessary for the soldier | there is a possibility after ail not having it to pay, you riddeu to the A. C. L. ier nation iu an automobile |y? T hen your memory of the you got us you approached b |liding are still puluful. Main- of the approach to the stutlO’ii a Joint 'affair and tho rail Ind city ’ officials possibly are lailtng f!br the other to act. John Walter Smith, who is slated to be reiicminated for the United States senate by the Democrats of Maryland today, lias ucen a member of the upper liouse of congress for twelve years. Bom in the town of Snow Hill. Mr., seventy-five years ago the future senator was left an orphan at an early age. Through liis own exertions he lias succeeded in ac cumulating a large fortune and has risen to a position of leadership in the affaire of Ills state and nation. About tho time of iitc close of the <ivil war he engaged in the lumber business on a large scale in Mary land. Virginia and the Carolina:;. Siiivseiincntly tie extended hi.s activi lies to banking and to various Indus trial enterprises and in the course of time came.to he one of the loading men of business in his state. His pub He career begun with Iris diction to the Maryland senate In 1X89. Tea years biter be was elected to con Tress, hut resigned his seat after terving oil" year to accept election to the Maryland governorship. In J!H>8 ho was chosen United States s uiator 1802. 1X53—One hundred and seventy per sons perished in the wreck of the (migrant ship “William and Mary,' off the Bahamas. $88—Sir 'Charles Brig 1888—Sir Charles Bright, one .of t!i founders of the first Atlantic t tegraph, died in I.oijdou. Bom June 8. 1832. 1805—The Kansas Federation of Wo men's Clubs was organized at Leavenworth. Qualities of Good Citizen. Deiiuition of a good citizen-: A good Cl'l/.eii is one who oh-erves all u.-i- fioiiul. slate, and tuitiiidpal Jaws and ts wiirilg 1 1 iissisi iii jlioir ehforee- :n<-!:; : he is- honest and fearless; he !s lov:il to home, friends, apd coilhlry, and he does u liat he can to assist in promoting the im rah intellectual, and physical we! fir re of tire |iCop!e. I Excess of Food S'amed. Dr. I’ritchard, an liiiglisii praclitlon- 1916- Patrick H. IVarse and several jr. hdievCs tlial most ol the digestive ether leader:- of me Irish revolt rotiiiles of infants and.young cli'Idren were cr-'cutod for treason. j,|,| ( . i,, .-xei >s ot food. And, hc- 1918--( atiHdiai! sei ato passed a hill' ||clos the direct derangemeiils of the giving women parliamentary sin I rage. if;.' Dr. Miles W. Maloney OPTOMETRIST Kyen examined. Klasnea filled. Sulzhaebrrx, up bUtn Knl rrto-o tbrotigh store. Itoinaeh and intestines, these have an Public ichoolft hare have baaa ffr guaated to obanrve May 14, whioh haa baan dealgnatad “Prepare for College Day'* in thin etatn and In the other etatea oomprielag tho Fifth Federal Reserve District. • During chapel exercises, or at other epecifled period* that day. It to sug- .. - gested that addresses be made in tiie: i high schools by leading business mea and* prominent educators, and in the , elementary schools by the teachers. The purposes of the observance. It is ! explained, are to stress the Importance ' ; of a college education and to offer . suggestive methods whereby the pa ! pily. and their parents; may plan ahead < with a college course definitely in.I * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 TODAY'S EVENTS ♦ ♦♦4444*44 ki;ei’ your home COMFORTABLE THIS WINTER Don't buy » Furuaco vmi cunT Iclt Ciithulic diocese of y # m|. n<«{^h)vu* Mm* unHI you # s ,M * end Invcstipatc. _ •fTcct upiMi the wlmlc system mid may yiew. n the long run nmko it more sus.-ept- j Wnmw - g f ,, lhs ar<l hqjn(l tn hlc to vflciung other discuses. j, A |p jn t jj A ni0TAniPnt Rotary | clubs also are expected to take part, while many churches have expressed . their interest snd fndirated their de- Farther, the T;nit- J ed States' Treasury Department,! through the district War Loan Organ- j ization. is lending assistance, end the | general plan, it Is antkonneed. has re- j reived the heartiest approval of pr*r. J Orally every college president In the state. i Miss'Mary G, Shotwell. director of* i the educational division :Of tb» W.?*- Impossible. I'rohnhh no uitirricd mnn. n*> nml- f.-r him no!I Irmncl his l.mol itIK i I sfe to participate brain, is <|iii<'k enough to lake Ids knifn ami scr:ii*c up it snuill <|ii:inlify of rcil raspberry .jam. adulterated 1 with rhubarb, from the linnhcon j cloth wltlMbit getting eaught. Coluin- | hits Dispatch. IrfttL; of proud Floreutiiics |tb(?Ir bund iu concert yester- Iknicon and were impressed fc fact that we nave right here 43 fine a band as any one rant to hear. In the crowd on mol grounds were noted visit- |m several towns and we were have them. The Sunday eon- bl the bund will no doubt [hem here in increasing' mini- the summer goes on and the' tiecotne better. T'njoymeut of jicert yesterday was somewhat Cor some by the nobfc of |hildren who gathered close to rent. Then again automobiles by created more fuss drown- letfmes even .the notes of the urns.- It looks like It would ler for all concerned to have The Homan ‘iuperior. Wis., is fifteen years ol«l to lt,y. Tochir is the seventy fifth aunivvr- . ry of. the death of Thomas Hood, the English poet. Washington. D. C.. is to be the meeting place today of the ntinunl con vent ion of the American I’hurmacou- tical Association. Utah Republicans hold iheir-'Slati ttd congressional conventions today for tho election cf delegatee to the Chicago convention. The General'Conference of the Af rican Methodist Episcopal Church is *u oegni its sessions today at St. Lon is.- - lAUproty-General A. Mitchell Palni- Vv is scheduled as r. oyf speaker at a fffekson Day banquet to be given to night at Lafayette, Ind. Musicians of wide prominence ate on the program of the annual Mav Musitai Festival which is to open at IndhinapoHs today and continue thru Wednesday. The U. S. House of Representatives has fixed today as the date for begin ning consideration of the proposed soldier relief legislation. STOMACH ILLS . permanently, disaruar after drinking Orgsnlzation of this district. r» the celebrated Srivar Mineral Wa 1 cently discussed the h»for* ths or. i 1 -,silively guartirileed *hy iiioii'*y ! convention of th»* Virginia Aesofis+ioo lyin k «iff<>i. Tasles tine; costs a ! of Women's Colleges and ScbooD Th* 1,111,.. Delivered anywln-re by our | association, by rdsolntion. Rs I'hh-eiicc agents, Grege Ai.dcr- * “sincere and hearty co-operation I* carrying out all the plans." Tt. is proposed by tbs Treasury D* partment that paron* who desire to seid thsir sons and daughters to cot '*!'( lie lw \\ ;irn’n" |»n, !:rrs atit ;tI pliiy,. I ^Trliiitituii The \\ .Tliilcrc 11 ■ lessc the I.Tllirr, 111 |lie C.T 1‘S, I (»') pci )J*|r, |Hi. 11 ret- iii' , hi 'i|tl\ at M; a v a*li. I‘hone -them. Deliciaus Syrup CALORIC the original I'ipchi: s Fiu unoo i'.'c an- hooking order how. Hav 18 Fuel Gel 12 more Heat. We have for every lady calling al our plore One Caloric Th:mble Fret; . |Como early. CALORIC Distributor Weeks Hradley iidw. Co. PHONE 71. # With Cl wiry Flavor for Khiuics' Couulis, Cokts,, acre Throat. Luos-onr. the Pldccm Clears the head an 1 r.c-t. : Y PrlvcdsT’s. . , . ,1 In a general primal v teday Demo- e at the school grounds roped | t . ratj , Republi( . uns of Mary , an<1 will .-elect their delegate: to the na tional conventions and nominate can did: t *s fo r t'ne offices to he filled at the November election. to tjtop traffic dining the the concert. And if it is un- li to have a band stand some i>:i will have to be made to ^e little ones more quiet. Of I they must not he kept away ir music and the band's does fs harmonize. BUSINESS PROPOSITION Florence Chamber of Com- I is about to b« re-organized. |mpuign for memberships wilt week. Five hundred pay- rshtps ivill be sought and b>bcr should be secured. It enough that a member of the jOf Couunerce merely pay onejV - There should accora- i.'chcck Lelief in the right of iliizattoii to exist, aud faith in jrers to produce for Florence, this, the passing of the to the hands of the treasur- jild constitute a pledge by the [t+ support the body by word 3d in its efforts to build here ley city. The .time Las passed Ihe Chamber ’ of Commerce of rn or city is to be regarded re means of advertising, men have long since abau Ithe Idea that the main work [Chanibc^ cf Commerce was to stunts; for the community, »dcs, run excursions, etc., they are realizing more and b’ery day what lasting benefits organized, well-conducted, aud Italy supported working body log to them. Florentines have v opportunity recently to oh live Chamber of. Commerce in I and are well satisfied with the pd results of just a few week.i. iry Johnson has well demon- his ability and he appreciates + 4444444444 8 TODAYS BIRTHDAYS 4 +444444444444444 Rt. Rev. Artkuh S. Lloyd, who is mentioned for the posiuou of bishop coadjutor of the Episcopal diocese of New York, born in Alexandria Conn ty Va.. 63 *’eHis ago today. Henry H. Grave::, who recently ie •igii'Jd from the position of United States Forester, 1.* am at ^Marietta O.. 49 years ago today. Julia 1 Yrtliur, a celebrated actress of the American stage, hem at Hatnil ton, Cut.. 51 years ago today Edgar W. How*;, noted Kansas edl ♦or and author, born at Trenty. ind.. C6 years ago today. William H. Upiiiiin. fornry rov<t nor of Wisconsin, hot 11 at YV’eslinlu st' r. Mass., 7!) years ago today. NO MORE lego* sad that hnys n«d girls who w:sb to provide s rollegs fund for them •elves- that thay definitely plsn for Hie future and make regular evst.- matlr saving a part of their plan. As safs. productive investments for such -1 funds government securities, such as ! Treasury Ravings Certificates and War Pale Children Made over to your liking, with rosy cheeks, hearty ap petites, vigorous digestion and ro bust licalth. Live them a glas« of Ifbis 'deti<;ir>us digesLant wilb meals.’ w ' :-V. ' & l Shiver Ale PURE DIGESTIVE AROMATICS WITH SHIVAR MINERAL WATER AND GINGER Nothing like it (or building rich blood and so I id flesh. At all gro cers and druggists—satisfaction or your money back on first dozen. Sliivar Ale retails at ITie per Init- tie. or $1.75 per dozen. If your reg ular dealer cannot supply you, tele- pbonc NESMITH'-POWELL CO* DISTRIBUTORS FOR FLORENCE. •IM"... (J 11 It l»1 i Savings Stamps. ar« suggestsd. Obssrvanca of 'Trepa-s for f'ollaga ‘ Day” will ba fruitful of •xtensivo re > suits. It Is btllevad, and t'.’.s stimulus ! toward higher education is axpsrt#ri to b» very valusb>, particularly slncn th* Htat«m«nt bas so fraqusntly ba*n ntsda recantly and so auth»rits*tiv«lr | that uevsr bsfor* bas lb* country be*n , in more MTsp*rstiv* n«*d of man and women of trained minds and bread r U/A"*" !\ / . t'ARRI I AN11 M'*X» % ill I tllll . nf I* 1 h t *- -4 rn't , ;i I- liMiv.'d by lift . .til pi uiiipl n*. .n ;iiiil i|l.p.it'll nt I'l.vi- 1 inti-:;, willi ntnve tban iililiu'ily riir*. and lMli.|lig*’'ii». um- iii 'ii nri.. i lat.iuclfd to gl'" |..\i:i pi imml utti'iil Inn iivon to Mimll <»ii|i.ri. A Imii .fi'r i;i'i \ irt* it i u pb-u-.iiri' fur you t<> ibal with. ( nil 111* FLORE NCE M ARBI E WOIIKT, Volmot iunt* Li:;!*’ ti.iirsirSifti't so.! md nirc.- 'l'ikei the curl out of unruly, kinky l air, italics it so (hat you <-sn easily enmh it or brush it any style. Thous-imi^ of colored women endorse it.Also sets rid of dandruff. Keeps Ihe hair clean. Pleasantly pet futued but not sticky. Ask your drnezist; or will lendpre. paid upon receipt of 2ac. AGENTS Wanted—Write for Terms / : Velmot flipraicat CoZ> Jsf Slrminshsm, Ala. Imitation of Ptecioirs Stones, j Tin* opul is inure tlillii uit to iiuiiitte than is ilie t|i;iiiiinitl. But frtuu tt,-iifi, Sinl (-oniudmii, siaim-d wit It chroanj alum. hmI rubies can bo mufle, .inti very ehtinplv. If Hie coloring agent is titanium oxide, the product become! t genuine artificial sapphire. Steplaader*. To keep the- stepladder from clip ping on either a polished floor c? on j oilcloth, put pieces of adhesive- plaster oil the feet of the ladder. This holds j It steady and protects the ffoor from 1 scratches. r+C-vi'V v v . i,: -v: z-x-x- x-x- *»«•#****• x- ****• Tlic New York Cafe | a\NNOUNCES j * 10 its patrons and friends that they have installed * hot cake griddle and waffle ironsand broilers for | their breakfast trade. And a fourteen foot steam | table for dinner and supper trade. Hot vegetables | ! and roast at all times when in season. Now in | i service. « £ t • V' • J. # fl • 'r PHONE 464. ’ I FOUND TANLAC “FINE REMEDY" GREENVILLE WOMAN SAYR RHC GLADLY PRAISES THIS MCOI CINE Describes Ailments Mrs. ?\ndcrson Waa Made “A Great Deal Better in Every Way" Mrs. Ola Anderson, 116 Smythc St.. Greenwood, declared she thought Tan lac was a line medicine for a general broken down condition and nervous prostration.*' In 11 statement she gave in endorsement of Tanlac. “I had ; been suffering from a general break down aful nervom prostration .'si some time," declared Mrs. Knderson. “and 1 war so nervous it seemed that I loufd hardly stand it. “My appetite had left me, and I . ..«|j ..,.,..1» 1 W ’3 S very weak. 1 managed to qee.p e suppoi K ■ j croing. though, and did my housework ‘‘e needs and must have in or ^| |e | >( . s , j i..,-.,r the circum stances, but I nevery did feel Hk. doing anything. “I fintdiv doc I lied to try Tanlac for this condition, and I took two bottles. The Tanlac gpve me a good appetite right away, and built up my strength and my whelo system. I felt a great deal better in every way when the second bottle was gone, and I quit taking Taiiine. It relieved my m*r vousness right away and when I quit taking ii I frit entirely dittet—nt and CHICHESTER SPILLS _, THK MAVOMMIIMMg A Tsfcn m» nlfirr Bur «v y,or A' 1 * (ofriii.cirr».Tr* « ntAMOiso nn»si» imi.i.s,t«, *' vto ,, ai • »v« r -ti*: SOU) BY DRUOO'STS LVEPYWfUKE NOW FREE FROM PAIN Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vogcta- blo Compound Frees Another Woman From Suffering. succeed, and' his success ir re's progress; is tho united sup .all the latererts of the city. t:iies'e that the strongest plank re-organization scheme is that tb« Chamber of Commerce [purely business basis. Contii- Members are not desired. If |ls u man who would join the er. of Commerce because he is not to, that man is not wanted his money. The Chamber of Nert^ expects to give every fcer value received in good, hon- Ir-teliigcnt service, not Individ- rviee always but community Mi, for shat lienefits the com- Bayonne, N. J.—“Before 1 was nisr- nod I suffered a great deal with periodi cal j- a in-. I had pains iu my side and back and also head aches. and got so weak I could not do anything. I look Lydia L\ Pinkhatn's Vegetable C o in- pound aud soon felt better. Now I am married and have two little boys. Be- i o r e the first one came I was weak and nervous, could not cat and was dizzy. After I took the Vegetable^Com pound I could 'work and eat. Now 1 a hi strong and recommend your medi- rine to my friends.'*—Mrs. Anna Sleva.' 25 Fast I7*h Street. Bayonne. X. ,T. Women who recover their health, nat urally tell others what helped them. strong, and I am able to do my house j f \ OT '' p " "V and allow their names and work I nm glad a,so Tania. P^tograph* to he published with test. F„ r | Ml it .0 ho a very tine me.l. mo " ,a ’* ;i ^ nu,re tell the.r friends. 1 \ I n you uaH a in^ilmno for women * j ailments, trv that well known and In Darlugfo?* by tan.Irigtim * ,, 'tig remedv. Lvdia E. P i n k- Co.. HiutavilV'* rtohetr Siewart: ( ir , ham’s Vegetable Componn.l. Write nor Drug Cr.; l,n kt> * -By,- Fariners A' I Lydia F.. .Pinkham Medicine Co. (eon- Merchants r'enc i ’o.: Scranton, W ■ liilentiiil), for' ifflytkin.*' voif ‘heed to S I.yn<!i‘Co. know about these troubles. Y- 1L r> H- i ! ■ rtm TASTUOT* r/jus HY-UKE SHOULDER (cvrJTr/'., '/.v r) THE H T - El NT', SIJOU/.DiU! TEE ATM TNT EN Alii.EH THE. FASHION PARK DESK!NINO ROOMS TO HLENH 'THE ELE MENT OF EASE IF ITU THE DISTINCTION OF LINE. THIS STRAIGHT-UP SHOULDER El*' FECT OF ENGAGING likliAl TPII CONTROLS THE DRAPE OF THE GARMENT AND GRAGF- ’ FULLY ADJUSTS IT TO THE ACTION OF THE FIGURE. CUSTOM SLA'I/i 7; W I THOUT * Tm: .1 axo) .1 \( /: or .1 iicy-ox + 4 rh. in) - yo~rr r-o v TAii.oRim a r 1 a sin or? park 1 Mon, a Man's Jloiik on JitfiS, 1 pfad? CANNON “THE STORE THAT DOES THINGS" * ■ig.-iiTr~.Tii T- ----liiia 7 '' i'iTi' 1 * JSSSS R—BJMBia'iBMiai. 'm