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THT rLOTtENfE DAII.Y TIMES 'IUESDAY AFTERNOON. MAY 11. THt .OREMCE DAILY TIMES ibHaheft Dally Except Sunday Florence, S. C., by •flUNSON AND GARDINER Meson C. Brunson, Editor. . t. Gardiner, Buslnesa Manager BfltSCRlPTION RATES Payable In advance. la week % 15 io month - -50 ree months" 1-76 month* 3 -50 te year 6 00 lion, in tin* form of an elnliorute street pageant, will begin today. Alabama Republiennfi are to meet in Slate convention at Birmingham today to cnocre. their delegates to (he national convention at Chicago.* **•) Vice I’iestdent Marshal is to be a f speaker'at the annual meeting of tlo-j Virginia Bar Association, which is in open today ta Richmond. Candidates for two United States s<“nat it - !', representatives in Congress and other fflchils to be voted for In N«»vrn:b'.*r will l;e chosen in Hie j)em ociatit primary to be lield in Ala bama today. * + + * + ♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦'* ♦ ********** * * ¥ TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES 4 k IN THE DAY’S NEWS 4 *444444 + 444>4v4*4> ♦♦♦♦4444444*444* — Whit Held Scranton. • of * .1. Thomas Heflin, who is a candi 1 date fer the U’tited States senatorial f nomination in the llemocratic pri | Entered as second class matter ember 8, 1900, at Florence. S. C. | Member of The Associated Press [The Associated Press is excluslve- . entitled taMrke use for republlca- of all news dispatches credited It or not otherwise credited in this er and aUo to che local news pub ted herein. V. TUESDAY MAY 11, 1920 | Bryan a -, d Reed make strang.' [‘(Mellows, but according to tlie Int- Ition that is tbe way of politics. C pictures<uifi tigiire of the national, house of representatives since 1904.. There were limes in the early, ♦ 4 ♦ 4 4 •{• 4* 4 ♦ C s OtvE /Emm AGO TODAY ■» ¥ .N THE WAR. 4 *444*44 + 444444 ITg diunonrtrations ia (iernnt'i cities against the slgni.ig of I’eace fri-.-'ty. Representatives of Irish .socle'i.. in the Cnited Stalls were welcojni' , l in Dublin. I i mary In Alabama today, has be?n a A !<♦ t .tages ot the World War, when lie; was inclined to he an obstructionist J in tit way ol the plans ot the An ! %,+ ministration after, however, he hj- came stioagly |,ro-A»..v and insisted J that any vpto-Heriuan sympathisers in V congre.ss shottid b» exposed to piti- -$» less publicity. «ud dealt wlllt sum- ♦. mauiiy it found culpable. Among his £ colleagues Representative Heflin has the reputation of belli g the. best ^ story teller in the Douse. A name J of Alai-auia. he received iris education principally at the Agricultural and 4% uao no xerious character no resfepn for iiini to allow lb van apparently does not consider. |e treutv i-sue. of sutticient im])< |nce to cccupy first place in the Ertfonn. lie would much prefer the lading role assigned to prohibition. Ithnat i E. U; Smith so far as has lea announced, lias oppositini) for st'at of ■TTc i |e 1 olitica! situation in this state interrupt ids duties in AVasliing Ph |The great erowds at Uie Confed-. ite Memorial Day exercises yester 1 , |y aften'oon would not indicat • [at Florejice lias forgotten, bid j thei that the people of this city- ap 1 jfeiate the heroic efforts of the | |:iest iiand of soldiers Die world lie ■ I |er known.*-’• The presence of so my people was indeed an inspba | Bn. The success of tile exercise.- should be said, was due altogether ! tlie work of the devoted women. FOR THE HAIRS SAK ; Short, Ugly Hair Mad'' lon r T anj noft by u«inp Ilaratb' ro‘iti'f*1;-’ a sure cure for dandruff and tetter. An antiseptic, rlejrant’y perfumed. A*t .VI drug »tf>rn. or 25c by mail. $enfl FtampB or ■'oin. » Agents Wanted. “tfABADE tiN‘T»*3,*PO*ATO»i5 CO Write for proposition. HARADE MFC. CO. 203-AK E. Hunter Atlanta* (ia. 1811—George founder of Scranton, Pa., and its iron and st/'f*! industry, horn at Madison. Conn. Died at Scran ton Match 24. 18til. 1849—Madamcc Reeamier, on ? of the most mcautiful and uceomplisli ed women of her time, died in Paris. Born , ip l yons. Dec. 4. 1777. 1874 Admiral Frenkiin Buchanan, senior ofilcer of Die t'onfederaie navy, died at Talbot, Md. Born in Baltimore. Sept. 17. 1800. '87tl Prince ol Wales |'dward VID arrived in England from his tour in India. JS8C- International T0\kiibitiou of Navigation opened in Liverpool l>v (>iie-.'n Victoria. ; lsv^ -General Federation of Wcmeus Clubs opened its biennia! conven tii ti in (’hlctKo. i.M H-hunlcal College of that State. He jl911 -Chicago Board ot Trade order- is a lawyer, with a creditable pro- eed tlie discontinuance of lard, fe.sional and political career back ot I ing in May wheat. Die price oJ him. having been a mayor, secretary I which had reached $:t.2o a b.tsli »>f State lot Alabama, and a mem- el. ber of the State legislature. , IHC Warnings to Americans to qitil | ..!! Mexico issued by Unit -d Stales ❖♦X* >>♦><♦♦><♦♦>♦>♦> ❖ <♦ <♦ <♦ *:* <♦ ♦♦♦ A •: t NEW at OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Consul:- ;444 44444444 * TODAYS BIRTHDAYS 4 *444444444444444 I # ! • Hon Charles .1. Doherty. Aiiui.-.t u d Justice in tin- Doiniaion Cabinet. V-i'ii mi Montreal. t<r> years ago today Lr. Frank Sclilesinger. director of Die Vale Observiitory. born in New T ork City. 49 years ago today. ! Price-* Christian, heir apparent ti l the Danish throne, br-rti in (’opetih.i- gen. 21 years aim today. | S.miue! R. Van Sant, former gov ernor of Minnesotii. born at Rook is ’and. 111., 7(5 years ago today. I Dr. Robert J. Aley,“president i f Die Univ -rsity of Maine, born at Coal i Vity. Ini;., years ago today. Yccordlng to travelers wlio li.ivt lived among them, some of Die most bountiful women In (lie world are to Ite fnnnd among till natives of Die Cannibal Islands, in the South Patu- li«-. Tlie women -ire beautifully form ed and very graceful, their skin be ing tawny like that of a white mail who lias been deeply tanned by Die sun. A beautiful Am ■riean lieirrss with V -i tortune of mote than a million mil lars is said to have cressed Die Atlan til with the intention of capRirinr. |> G.orge Cnrontier ns a h'.tsband. but ♦a* sin; was |li:werlcss against the liewi; ehlng blue eyes-, natural charms, and £ accomplishments of Georgette Elsas-, s.er, the little French girl who be came I he bride of the famous pus II- JL There is a shortage of sugar in ireiice just as ther-* Isf a shoi-tage IS . i , sugar everywhere else*. And no- )y seems to know why. Mr. Hoo r; It Is noted, wants to ration the miiaiturers of non-essentials, and force an agreement betnjeen tho ited 'States and foreign eotintfios to bid agains-t each other for gar, ^while a liiil was Introduced ttlm House by Mr. Hudspeth prohib afg Die exportation of sugar from United States. Tbe measure al- prftposes thaf the Federal Trade Ignmission shall *iuv>?stigate tlte Dtulacture di.-trilnition and sale of iir We do not believe that tin iu- l-tigation, as Investigations go radays will sweeten oar coffee, it Is ne.*d''d is for Federal agents Ibowdnciousiy seize and conliscati- Iremendous stocks Dial are in ling and being held for !-!r> and 40 i . At 'OU need never lose the original color and newness of your shoes if you use superior shoe polish. mi REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL RANK OF FLORENCE, At Florence, in the Siate of South Carolina at the close of bnsineai May 4. 1920. e !*5 Biown.Gmy, White—in tact all color* inclnding cordo-tan (or cordovan* Preeerve* the leather. Whittemore’s i 3 big points of superiority— 2. Give* a more • lasting chide. 3. Keeps (hoe* looking new. W/u Comoro's f 7 Shoe Polish os AMt SUPERIOR . RESOURCES | Loans and discounts, including redis ouuis those -shown in b and c) Acceptances of other lianas discor^ted I’lotal loans j Notes and bi|l.s rediscounted with Federal Re serve Bunk (otlier than bank acceptances soldi , Foreign bills of Exehange or Drafts sold with in- j dorseineni of this bank, not show,, under item d above i Overdrafts, secured 472.92; U. S. Government securities owned:. |Deposited to secure circulation (U. g liomls par value) I Pledged to secure U. S. deposits (pa value) 'Pledged as collateral for State or other deposits or bills payable Owned and unpledged * IVtii* Savings Certitieates and Thrift Stamps actually owned ^ (except .$t.o9i;.5:::i.(;4 unseetti-ed. 1.512.42 150.000.00 5.000.00 6,456.50 1,102,9!M.14 73.922.10 1.029,058.04 1.985.34 167,100.0) 16,250.00 1.303.96 Total U S. Government securities Other bonds, securities, etc.: Bonds (oth* r tlian U. S. bonds) pledged to se- I cure postal savings deposits Securities, other than U. S. bonds (not includ ing stocks), owned and unpledged • 2,000.00 117,594.53 kts a pound. |We feci that a grievous mistak-- been made by the Board in fail to elect Professor Brooker as ■‘rtniendynt for' next year, and a gr>BHBkroiig lias imen done 4 4 4 4 4 4 Aside hi^y «^MMt>n:il feeling we con the' position of Die Board peri 4 4 4 .4 4 We also ‘that Die situation (regarding disruption? of the Florence puldie <ds) should In* brought to Die at lion of Die public turough a cltl meeting or otherwise before |- : bf Die best teachers go else pte." These are excerpts and tlneut lines from the. eoiuintinlen printeed in Do* Times yesterdax signed by the minority members Jhe School Board* .1, W. Ivey and HS. (hirrin. They shottid b«* IMMi sd hy tie* people; of Florence, who Mo a few days ago were* unaware under Prof. Bj^ooker's manage |t. Do- schools ' had degenerated KBie extent cluirge*i by the major members in their action. We with Messrs ivey and t'urrin the position v> Dm Board is lions Even if Die piogr-'s- of tin- ids were unsatisfactory, and this 'net been provffe as' yet. Diis is inly no time for radical tic-ion. i*tlting should In’ dope at one* ‘o tlm sitmt.on. SOFT SILKY HAIR c-\t. 1 e earily Jrct. cd. 1 rb.-'e !: y '•< ? EXELENTG , QUINFNE POMADE vhicniJ ; fci.1! : :r f rower. Remov' s ‘’endruff :.;.d i to;-:; f Ling h/ir. l*i!< nfi'iiiiur I'or.*; <!<* <ip Milu IJivr ‘.'.'i cell(m If >t t;r 4'*; I* r r: -.’t t um ’v JMS. hi*' I i 1 : : o t • : r«» . V »• 4 ;!>•«• t: U you 1*TV It. IA I l.l \TO >1 |:i( IM COM1W M A (ImI'(•!* 4<4 , < r;.i;i Kdento | BSSx Aoaufi/usr S Total bonds, securities, etc., other than U. S. Stock of Federal Reserve Bank, (50 per cent of sub scription) Value of banking house, owned and uiHueuniheved 38 865 07 Equity in Banking House I-multure and Fixtures Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Rank Gash in vault and net amounts due f,- 0 , n national hanks Net amounts due from banks and bankers and trust companies in Die United States (other than Included in Item 12. 13 or ]4) Uhecks on other banks in Die same Cty or town as re porting bank (other than Item Ig) Total of Items 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17 13<>,769.82 Checks on ban!i. s located outside of city or town of report ing bank and other cash items Redemption fund with U. S. Treavurer ana due from U. S. Treasurer X t 339,653.96 i 5 V 119,594.53 | JL l| 38,865.07 • JL 13,106.20' 1 60.598.86 i **♦ A 5,400.00 117,979>'5 If 8.550.00 X 4,239.97 4.581.40 8.900.00 TOTAL $1,752,513.22 1 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in 'Surplus fund Undivided profits | Less current expenses, interest and taxes paid' ? 1.404.80 21 986.80 T CONSTIPATION Circulating notes outstanding Net amounts due to National banks Net amounts due to banks, bankers and trust companies in Die United Slates a id foreign countries (oth er than included in Items 29 or 30) Certifled checks outstanding . Cashier's checks on own bank outstanding TuR.] of Items 29.30, 31,32 and 33 110.641.38 Demand deposit* (other than bank deposits subject- to R es ervc (deposits payable within 30 days) Individual deposits subject to check. ... Ant Soar Slom.ch Cmcd Tg,»' >-» '"*" x4 4 4 4 4 4 TODAY'S L4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 * VENTS 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 huud redt' of Baron has beconu and extravaga Bf blllldl'ed and nary of tlu Ibti over the Alj/ hirersary of thy Mfticlmuseh, whor" ;a synonym fin 11 stories. Lsev *nty-flfDi ati victory 0 the es In Dm' great of Kontenoy. i teentii anuivenaiy of the greti' Mlo at Snyder, f Okla. in wlti« li than one Anidrcd persons killed and uiaEyfnjured. fautou. Pa., is Io he ili<* meet »*ie today of t»* annual ci»nvc:. of Die Amalgauiutod Association in, steel and tUi workors. a rpeclul fleiHott in St. Louts tlie voters will pu^ on a pro- issue of $24,006,000 in bonds to ^aed for municipal Improve dry's contrlbullon to the* Company anplverfufy Lady Much Suffering. Black- Draught Relieved. Mcadorsville, Ky.—Mrs. Pearl Pat rick, of this place, writes: *T wa* very conatiiiated. I had sour atomach and was so uncomfortable. I went to the doctor. He* gave me some pills. They weakened me and seemed to tear up my digestion They would Krijie' me and afterwards it seemed I was more constipated than before. I heard of Black-Draught and de cided to try it. I found it just what I needed. It wan an easy laxative, and not bad to swallow. My digestion soon Improved. I got well of the eour stom ach, my bowels aoon seemed normal, no more griping, and I would take a dose now and then, and was in good shape. I cannot say too much for Black- Draught for.it is tho finest laxative one can use.” Thedford’s Black-Draught has for many years been found of great value be*wet t ir>rn>i*m- r *r:ttiry n me. gi , and reliable fn Its action, leaving no than for money borrowed .... Dividends unpaid Total demand deposUs( oilier tha i bank deposits) sob ject to Reserve Items 34, 35, 36,37. 38 mid 39 665,888.73 $150,000.00 [ 30,000.00 49.418,04 . ( 145,200.00 31.361.60 60,977.49 627.66 17,674.63 66t>,752.73 - I 60.00 • 76.00 Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable after 30 days, or subject to 30 days or more notice, and postal savings: Certificates of deposit (other than fo" money borrowed Postal savings deposits -• Total of time deposits subject to Reserve, Items 40. 41, 42 and 43 420.244.20 419.279.21 964.99 1.999.91 167,000.00 12.121.00 United Sates deposit* (other than postal savings): DDier United States deposits, including deposits of U. S. (|Isbur»iag officers .... 1.999.91 '-I's ■ - - Bills payable with Federal Reserve Bank Liabilities other than those above slated TOTAL • tLiabilities for rediscounts with Federal Reserve Bank STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA County of Florence, s. s: * I R. K. Rutledge Cashier of the above named .bank, do solemnly swear that the shove statement is true to the best of my knowledge and nellef. $1.752 513.22 73.932.10 ny annlvQrsa tit. 1 had efter-effect*. Itbwi won the prahu of thousands of 4M»p3* «bo bi¥e t£ad cgglftt't HOUt '£SlL j. R. K. RUTLEDGE, Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before m e this 8th dav of May. 1920. ' J. W. HOWARD, r**i4.'tfffr444-fH3! Notary Public Correct Attest: J. W. McCOWN .mmtr n. o. oregg ■tt. —**'‘*mu*v j am Florence Shoe Received today by Express * 4 Theo Ties” Full Louis Heels - - in - - Top Grade White Kid Turn Sole “ “ Black Satin “ Patent Leather, French Vamps s v3; r Five Eyelet Oxfords Military Heels - - in - - White Kid and Reignskin Cloth Plain Opera Pumps Full Louis Heels - - m - - Imported Gold Cloth Silver Cloth White Polar Cloth, Baby Louis Heels Two Eyelet Tie and Plain Pumps X Children’s Barefoot Sandals and Jnfants Soft Soles ♦ I Florence Shoe Store, ♦ % .f—~ 3 East Evans Street . ❖•:**:-.:-:**>*F*:*44' i Rili •i'c