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THE PUIRENCB DAl^f TIME? TUESDAY AFTERNOO^. MAY 11. 1920._ 1 l< !>.. DffilJ HOUSE LAUGH TODAY LAUGH LAUGH LARRF SEMON lu His Latest Comedy “LCHOOl. DAYS’’ The best tout “LARRY'S” mada and yau know that’s gains some. Also MABEL NORMAND in “PINTO" We ran t ils i'eatuie off this moining and to say i: is ime is pu.iing it mild. See her r; pa h -r way into N nv York s “400,” capture a lover, expose a domestic trian* gl *. I i other words a real tri- emph for the funniest comme- (llennc on the film. TOMORROW BIG E In a Kit B LL RUSSELL Western Special In a Rig THE VALLEY OF TOMORROW The kind of Picture that you d »n'l forget in a hurry. TommorwTFieturc will be run up to 8 o'clock, when the house will ho cleared for the Vorlot-Young recital. Tickets .tl Vaughan's. O’OOWO THEATRE (The Coolest Spot In v Town) Today Overture , ✓ WOODLAND SELECTION Music by SEVEN piece Or chestra ' This is your last chance to sco Realart's big Special Pro duction “THE LUCK OF THE IRISH” By Harold MacGrath A picture that carries you around the woild. Filled with Action, Pep* and good comedy. Also a Mack Sennett Comedy “GEE WHIZ” TOMORROW BESSIE BARRISCALE in “THE LUCK OF GERALDINE LAIRD” If you have never laughed and- cried simultaneously, yo i will admit it is the most enjoy able hour you have ever spent when you see this pietp^e. Al«o second chapter of “THE MOONRIDERS” Universal’s # WhlrlwTnl serial. Take our tip and don't miss a chapter of this big Western serial. . * , i,' Also a good comedy. \ FEEBLE MINDED WELL CARED FOR £IND EVIDENCE IN BOND THEFT NEW COLLEGE NEARING COM- POLIOC ESTAS»UoH CONNECTION PLETION* ORPHANS HAPPY AND WELL CARED FOR BETWEEN ECREMONT AND ARNSTEIN . LEE.AND.JACKSON ■ '■ ?■ ; -A£. XL M .> +*■£ < NAMES OF IMMORTALS TO BE IN SCRIBED ON ARLINGTON MEMORIAL 7aj names Chicago. May 11—After piecing to ' it 1 , 1 > ' ■ ' a-f^derate generals gethcr scraps of paper frem a v.-* . | inc uding Lee and Jackson would be paper basket the police declared they j * uC * u ^ 3< * in inscription! on t}ie Ai ling had secured evidence cf absolute| ton Memorial Ampitheatre under a rajolutioa Introduced in * * I Columbia, way 10—G. Croft Wil liams, secretary of the State Board of Public Welfare, has returned to Co lumbia from Clinton, where he re- ,,a,, £e c« re « eviaence ci aoso.uie, cer.tiy Inspected two institutions, the connection between Arthur Ecramont' Stata Training School for the Feeble and Nicky Arnstein the alleged lead gress. Minded, and, as a'visitor, Thornwell ***' in t,ie t ^° hundredj _ _ M i n nLEMAN Orphanage. Mr. Williams reports t-’-nnd dollar bond theft in New] AFTER THE MIDDLEMAN Pint he found thechildren at Thorn- ‘ orl{ - welll well treated and happy. * Two new cottagees arerapidiy near Permanent Occupation con- Kr*ping the Birds Away. v -The roof ridge of a Chinese bttuse Is usually decomted with nn elaborate plaster ornament In the form of a de sign embodying tbe character ‘Hu,” signifying happiness. To prevent the ornament being damaged by birds the owner of the house sticks numerous ordinary sewing needles point out- wards Into the sn't raster. ^ | ing completion at the stato sehoo! for Jhe Feeble Minded, reports Mr. William'!. One of the new buildings wi’l he occupied in July. The other is just begun. A new dining rcom and kitchen has iu> t been completed at the institu- . .. . . , ■ ion, this hung of pressed stone and ,, ™ Vldod _ ,n ®.. TruI 'l sh „ tr f aty hand ’ I very hand ;omo. The two new eot- I luges are of I rick and cem -nt. un<.‘ i are being erected with a fund cf 1(10.(00 appropriated by the legisla- tuio of 1P1S. Of Constantinople Washington May 11—The perma- - > of Constantinonle left under the Sovereignty of the Sul ton by a small international force is ed representatives it Paris, accord ing to the official s taimary received here. Farmers Plead for tween Themcelves Cooperation Be end Consumers Eucalyptus Trees. The grand eucalyptus lives in Gipps- iand are probably the grandest of their kind in the world, and quit*' as magnif- j icent us the Californian giants, only j not so large in circumference. The • shedding of their hark is a misstute- Ironii incut. What the tree does do is tlds: "'it' 1 ! it sheds the old, dry. broken, and Lake City Ready For The Chautauqua Merchant Struck By Unknown Negro Mr. Swann, merchant on Gaillard street, who owns a little store and , „***«*****#«-*-*' **#**# IMHMMm-fMMMHHUHHHUHHHHHHHfiHHHHHHHH t ^ Z ]n mahing your building plans specify your stud-ing of KILN s ' DRIED iiiutortal--correctly sized for making smocth walla and l pevont phis)iv miickiiig. it ct st a lillle more in till! beginning but . Jj w«*|| worlh the price. ' ll TRENCHARD-SPARROW LUMBER CO. MAM’FACTURERS * > - f WII'JLESAl.i: AND RETAIL DEPARTMENTS j OFFICE PHONE 71ii MILL PHONE Tla. J jj| Florence, S. C. Favannah, Ga. Jacksonville, Fla. | |HHHt*#iHHHHHHnrfHHt****«******5H , ****#*^******' 5: '****** < ' * Chicago. May II—Delegates fifteen farmers organizations a membership of two million attended j <-iinrse harl.. but tlie new one is sound a mwiting of the National Board ol; j, tll ] ,r ( j j s , )0 f The new Farm Organizations here today. Tin | j s ,.| c n j, n( ] V p r y smootli, no main subject of discussion was i.c | for 100 feet or more, elimination cf the middle man by <-j , farmer and! Gray Hair Comes Sooner to Men. A innu's hair is »-stliualed to turn WOMAN KILLED BY BOY i gray hve years yoiiuger tinm a vvom- I mi's no the average, so authoiitles do- oporation between tae the cousumer. A negro woman, who Vas shot one ct,|i- e . day last week by a negro boy about seven years old near Scranton diet! j Sunday. The inquest was held by the magistrate of that section and a: f'n be made Ion*. and silky by ©UEEM j This ‘s a rr.7 d'seover.-. -'"rrent from , all oihr.s It will absolutely yrow your lu.i;- Ion, and smooth. If your hair is . cry, brittle und breaks off, ujc QUKEN. i It w::i it’v"f your hair tl.'! oil it needs and - make it to : -U y jou vi!l never be with- • ut O'- f -d rents for a box to s Nev i.ro Tl.*". Co.. Atlanta, Ga. K V> • >i y you F*G MONEY to tell [ yen • ' -ir-x*.! aliout OVEFN and distrlbate ^ <mr ribertivintr ormvhlet*. Y/rlts far • 'P.rirl non •/ oskl.-. offer. | Luke City, May showing already signs of enthusiasm and gaiety in its decorations and ex lives in the same building, was knock verdict~of accidental shooting rcudvr-l 11 Lake LJity is C(1 in tlie 11081,1 Saturday night about e< j • ' • , ja 30 DAYS IN JAIL • 10 o'clock by an’ unknown negro man wlio h<> i-j unable to identify or even opctaDons of the Chutauqua which bo describe. Just what the motive of at-j ♦Id him as well as old and by the sale of tickets which are going good there will be a large crowd there to hen- him and to attend nearly every iter formance. This is the fi”‘t tt"’" ”''' 1 —- - —— 11 ■ .t—.ix. path has been to Lake City and they . bring an exceptionally good list or * ; entertainments assuring everyone a * * i good afternoon or evening.. The I.n I dies Auxiliary is behind tlie sale of } tickets and the financial success is : assured. The rest will take care o’ ' itself. Once started Redpath never ! fails. Season tickets can he bought 1 for the price of from three to four I performances an dare exchangeable, j and there are ten performances i» this five day showing besides the cbM dens hour yach morning. This is new to Lake City and the town will wel come it with opan arms for the *akfl o’ - the children. The Chamber of Commerce and other organizations Ijave given the Chautauqua agents ! their hearty support Rowing the tack was is unknown and it was evi-! would Be Soap Box Orators Given dently not robbery for the asasilaut 1 Time to Change Views, immediately after striking Mr. Swann ; • mous because of its author William nia,Ie a hurried exhit out of the bark; Pittsburgh, May 11—Six men. who door. Mr. Swann was’not serioU iy ! n tteinpted Sunday to speak at a street j Y hurt. meeting of iron and steel workers and ..—_ | cue American civil liberies union ini A Pile Of Trash Burned ! Duquesne, were sentenced to thirtj t X —: | days in jail. t [T X of the Williamson building. A „il«.! Socialists Will Nominrts Candidate of irash caught fire and the blaze spread to a pile of boards in the hac, j yard.. The fire was extinguished with! no damage. :ins there on the 14th and lasts through the 19th. The opening num ber will b? a lect’ire n'>-< r gr"-"-* f a- is because of Rainey Bennett who i* 1 The Man Wlio Can. This is his lec ture and by it he Is helping lo ad vance mankind all over th- county. He is interesting. He has wit and humor to make j q.| lt> flr<? department was called out J his listeners laugh: he h-’s im . lbo ‘ t 11; o 0 0 < clock yesterday morn-‘ agination and description to hold them j n p j 0 extinguish a blaze in the rear I spell-bound; logic to convince and force to inspire. Young people lik TO PUT OUT TICKET Will For Residency. ! it i W E MAKE A - 5 SPECIAETY Or J OUR MIDDAY LUNCH l SERVED ' • j FROM u:.p P. M. j TO ? .^ooP.M. • j PRICE'75c ‘‘ 3 l MUSIC | s *■*+**' I'******-,'******#*******#*****##******'*********** Chautauqua to be one of the greatest W community builders. When King George and Queen Mary attend the theatre special pro grams are printed for them on white satin. Ip DARGAN - HARLLEE REALTY SERVICE WE OFFER THE LARGEST AND MOST EXCLUSIVE LISTINGS IN RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS PROPERTIES. OUR LIST COMPRISES MANY OF THE FINEST HOMES AND MOST SELECT VA- CANT LOTS IN EVERY SECTION OF THE CITY. MAKE AN APPOINTMENT WITH US AND LET US CALL FO*R YOU AND SHOW YOU ANY OF THE PLACES LISTED BELOW. BUY A HOME AND STOP PAYING RENT. Corner Irby and Cheeves 9 rooms Lot No. 14 Soutlt McQueen 8 rooms Lot Corner Evans and Harllee t* rooms Lot No. 213 South Gaillard 5 rooms Lot No. 512 East Pino 7 rooms Lot No. 216 West Chevos 1 6 rooms Lot No. 229 South Warloy • 9 rooms Lot No. 421 South Dargan 9 rooms • ‘Lot No. 14 West Che.yes 7 rooms Lot No. 215 South Warley 6 rooms Lot No. If* North Sanborn 5 rooms Lot No. 614 West Evans 6 rooms Lot No. 12 King Avenue 5 rooms Lot No. 50 King Avenue 5 rooms Lot No. 419 West Palmetto 7 rooms Lot No. 322 South Dargan 9 rooms • Lot No. 19 East Palmetto 4 rooms Lot Nor 4. South McQueen 10 rooms Lot No. 223 South GaiHard 9 rooms Lot No. 413 East Palmetto 6 rooms Lot No. 205 East Pine 8 rooms Lot No. South McFarland 6 rooms " * Lot No. 8 South Colt • 8 rooms Lot 85x No. 264 South Warley 8 rooms Lot No. 419 South Dargan 7 rooms Lot No. 15 South Ravencl 9 rooms Lot No. 15 West Elm 8 rooms. Lot No. 115 South Coif 6 rooms Lot Park Avenue off Che vos 5 rooms Lot Corner Chevea and McFarland 8 rooms No. 6 South Colt 5 rooms f Lot No. 11 East E!m 6 rooms Lot No. 15 East Elm 4 rooms Lot No. 17 East Elm 7 rooms * , Lot No. 607 Went Evans S rooms Lot WE HAVE OVER A HUNDRED VACANT LOTS FOR SALE IN EVERY SECTION OS lOJxlu'l feet 50x1 DO feet 50x100 feet 50x150 feet 56x”00 feet tT>x200 feet 75x135 feet 58x275 feet 85x300 feet 50x150 feet 50x150 feet 58x195 feet 50x150 feet 50x150 feet 43x225 feet 75x200 feet 35x150 feet 77x150 50X120 65x100 75x125 feet feet feet feet 50x100 feat 102 1-2 feet 50x150 feet 75x344 feet 60x150 feet 50x150 feet 63x134 faet 60x110 feel Lot 50x100 50x95 foot 50x150 feet 50x150 feet 50x150 feet 50x150 feet IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY OR TIMBER TO SELL, LIST IT WITH US. YOUNG PROGRESSIVE MEN WITH EXPERIENCE ARE BEHIND THIS FIRM *'WE DO IT QUICK” DARGAN—HARLLEE REALTY & DEVELOPMENT CO. McCall •uildino florenci .... 'I -Alina,,' iiiin PHONE /9« RETAIL SALES TAX PLAN ABANDONED BY 'REPUBLICANS Y.'afchington, May 10—The Repuh- lici n ways and means committee has definitely decided to abondou the pro pom <i one par c ;nt rt'lail sales tax for raising a part pf the money for i!i" proposed soldier's bonus. New York. May ll.Socialists ara | 4F drawing up a platform preparatory t 11 f nominating presidential and vice pres i idential candidates. Gosnell Faces Murder V Trial In Greenville ♦♦♦ ■■■i.n »i »——*' . A Greenville. P May 11— Hie trial , of Jake Ccsuell charged with tiie 1 X killing of Sheriff Hendrix Rector was i y begun here today. j ^1^ The 95 Who Fail “XiiKty-iivc pet* cent of all business concerns fail.” i’lrts is not true in the* sense of becoming insolvent. — it means that os per cent fail to become AC TIVELY and AGGRESSIVELY SUCCESSFUL. Vo make a bare living out of a business is’ NOT SUCCESS. FLORENCE is awakening and growing and we . re GOING TO GROW WITH HER. Are you of tbe <)5 per cent class amtent to sleep on. ♦ Let 2 MILLION DOLLARS in resources back • on up and catch the spirit of AGGRESSIVE »PROGRESSIVENESS .by associa ting yourself with this instiution. WE INVITE YOU IMPORTANT DEBATE BEGINS I oadon Mav 11—An important par liamentary debate began when font; '*r premier Asquith moved the amend ine'it that Ireland have cue parlia- t>enr instead of two, as proposed ia the hill. BASEBALL SEASON OPENS r Tampa, Fla., May 11—The Florida I State baseball league opened yestor i day. REVIEWS CIRCUS PARADE The average watch has about 175 i different parts, and no fewar tlian 2.- ! 400 separate and distinct operations , are involved in its making. In Scotland successful experiments Washington May 11—President Wilj son reviewed a circus parade fromj tlie East Portico of the White Housej liavo 1,660 made of manufactured pa- yesterday. I per from sawdust. V ♦ The First National Bank , 01 Florence. "Almost Everything in Banking” t JUST ARRIVED Summer Skirts An elaborate showing of stunning new effects in summer and sport skirts m an advance Fashion Display which will appeal lo I he well dressed women of Florence. Blouses to Match Skirts Georgette Crepe de Chine French Voile Tricoiette Smocks Gibbs Bros West Evans Street Florence, S. C. *15? km.