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» . ♦ ' ■ A'"' > ‘A&if - /. ■3i.# t >i rt. i' v •< »■'•• > <4.1 ;THE FLORENCE DALut TIMES ^WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY.12. ,1920 KJ L - •> r * - OrEM HOUSE TODAY WILLIAM RUSSELL and a notable cast in THE VALLEY OF TOMORROW We bate to go into superlatives concerning any picture but we term this feature a BIG picture. Big in Theme, big in Action, big in Every Detail of a Big.Pic ture. The kind of a picture that you don’t forget in a hurry. Also A GOOD COMEDY. Pictures Mill be run up to 8 o’clock. 8:15 Tone Test bv MLLE. ALICE VERLET Prima Donna Soprano of the Parte Opera Co., assisted by Mr. Victor Young and Edison’s Three Million Dollar Phono graph. TICKETS AT BAUGHN'S After the tone test one full show of pictures will be run for which get your tickets at box olflee. TOMORROW BERT LYTELL in “THE RIGHT‘OF WAY” An intense drama that grips the attention at the beginning and holds it steadfast to the end. A picture wit)! a high moral lesson that everyone will enjoy. Also a FOX COMEDY. OWUD THEITIE (The Coolest Spot In Town) Today Overture LIGHT CAVALRP Music by SEVEN piece Or chestra BESSIE BARRISCALE in “THE LUCK OF GERALDINE LAIRD” Uf you have never laughed and cried simultaneously, you Mill admit it is the most enjoy able hour you have ever spent when you see this picture. Also second chapter of “THE MOONRIDERS” Universal’s Mhirlwind serial. Take our tip and don’t miss a chapter of this big Western serial. Also a good comedy. TOMORROW and FRIDAY Thomas H. Ince’s Special Pro duction “DANGEROUS HOURS” A gigantic drama about YOU YOU and YOUR Job. YOU and YOUR home. Human—Dra matic—^Spectacular. A story of today. A story fo the work ing man and capitalist alike. DON’T MISS IT Also Mack Sennet Comedy . <“THE STAR HOARDER” In making your building plans specify your studlng of KILN DRIED material—correctly sized for making smooth walls and pevent plaster cracking. It cost a little more in the beginning but well/M’orth the price. ■^RENCHARD-SPARROW LUMBER CO. f MANUFACTURERS * WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPARTMENTS I OFFICE PHONE 713 Florence, S. C. Savannah, Ga. MILL PHONE 715 Jacksonville, Fla. COLUMBIA DOWNS FLORENCE NINE TRIFLE PLAY AIDS IN CAPITAL CITY VICTORY YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. Columbia high school defeated Florence on University field yester day afternoon by a score of 10 to 6 in a game featured by almost every braud of baseball yet developed in the national game. Columbia execut ed a triple play in the seventh in ning, this probably being one of the few such plays pulled by a high > school nine. Columbia scored one in the first and the visitors tied It up in their fcalf of the second. Colombia put two i across in their half of the second, and ^from then on kept the Gate City lads In the rear for the remainder of the contest. Harmon pitched M’ell for the Capi-, tal city boys, being especially good in the pinches. Brunson's pitching fea tured for the visitors, this lad fanning seven men. Hannon allowed only five , hits, two of these being accredited to i Green. Harmon. Hedgepath and Bradley led in the stick work for the home hopes, each securing three safeties in four times at bat. Bradley conected with one for three sacks, j In the seventh frame Hedgepath I went back of third and pulled down ! what appeared to be a Texas leaguer, 1 starting the triple play. The third! sacker threw to Seay at first catching the runner before he could get back I from second, and Seay threw to James, catching the runner at the plate. A double, Park at second to Seay, retired the Florence side in good order in the ninth. 1 Score by innings. Florence • Oil 011 100—6 5 6 Columbia 122 500 00*—10 12 9 Batteries'—Brunson. R. Jones and (Ireen; Harmon and James. Umpire, Forde. Gardens Suffer Gardens have suffered materially from the severe cool mornings and oue of tfce best gardeners of this section says the past spring has been a severe on on all truck and that the gardens are the poorest he ever saw at this season. Chickens fanciers have also this a very severe spring on biddies and perhaps fewer are being raised in this section than ever before. For some reason the biddies dont seem to thrive and a great number of then: die. Field crops are different and t’.ie prospects for a bumper field crop is exceedingly brRVt at this season, likewise with the fruit and berry croP DARGAN - HARLLEE A GOOD HOME We have for sale 3 real good six room residence at No, 115 South Coit Street. Well built and has every modern convenience. A large barn,, wood shed and beautiful shade trees. . Excellent neighborhood. . Convenient to all parts of the city. Lot 63x184 feet. Price Terms Easy $7,500.00 MAIL RATES CONTINUED Washington May 12—Existing sec ond class moil rates M’ould be contln ued until July 1, 1921 under bill favor ably reported by House postoffice committee LET US SHOW YOU THIS HOME, AND REMEMBER **WE DO IT QUICK** DARGAN-HARLLEE REALTY & DEVELOPMENT CO. MEXICAN TOWN SURRENDERS McCALL BUILDING FLORENCE, 8 C. PHONE 796 Eagle Pass, Tex., May 12—Piedras: Negras, Mexican garrison town oppn | site here, surrendered to the revoln-. tionists without firing a shot. RECEIVES DIPLOMATS President Wilson has Recovered Saf ficiently for Ceremony j Washington May 12—President Wil son began today receiving the for eign diplomats who been waiting for an Improvement in his health to pie sent their credentials. . X t REAL ESTATE IS THE FOUNDATION OF A' LL WEALTH WHAT SECURITY COUlib BE BETTER THAN CA'LL FOR FIRST MEETING BUYS NEW BERN PAPER New Bern, N. C., May 12—John A. Park, of Raleigh, has purchased the NeM' Bern Sun-Journal. President Wilson Will Call Firct Meeting of League of Nations j DANGEROUS HOURS A PHOTOPLAY SENSATION—A STORY OF TODAY " The Great New England Strike Riot Blocks of Buildings Set Afire by Fanatics. i ' * ^ ‘ The Crimes of the Red Guard The “Nationalization” of Russian Women. The Gathering of the Soviet The Secret Plottings of the “Committee of Terror” In America SCENES OF DARING—SACRIFICE—PASSIONATE LOVE Washington, May 12—The first meet Ing of the assembly of the League of Nations probably will be called by President , Wilson. It is estimated that' four months should elapse be tween the call and the actual meet ing. ELECT DELEGATES Indianapolis, Mav 12—The Repub Mean state convention is tqeotlng to elect delegates to Chicago. THE EARTH ITSELF? FLORENCE REAL ESTATE AT ITS PREVAILING PRICES IS WITHOUT DOUBT A SPLENDID INVESTMENT MAKE YOUR INVESTMENT SECURE! BUY REAL ESTATE! CALL ON US AND LET S TALK IT OVER. WE CAN HELP YOU, FOR * Playing Safa. Percy Noodle* says that when he asked the capitalist’* daughter if she thought It would kill her to give him a word of encouragement, she said •he didn't, but there was no use taking a foolish rlak.—Dallas News. ’DOWD THEATRE Thursday and Friday W \ NO ADVANCE IN PRICES Regular admission 10, is and 25c. MAY 13th AND 14th APPROPRIATE MUSIC BY SEVEN PIECE ORCHESTRA ■r Devices en Old Playing Cards, jt! loathe atwenteenrb century English cards were embellished with heraldic designs. The king of clubs bore the coat of arms of the pope of Rome. Spades, diamonds and hearts were adorned respectively with the armorial | devices of the kings of France, Spain ' 1 and England.—Cleveland Plain Dealer. WE SPECIALIZE IN FLORENCE REAL ESTATE. We Handle: H RESIDENCES ; VACANT LOTS ^ MAIN STREET 1 SIDE. STREET INVESTMENT LI* i and WHOLESALE PROPERTIES. LUCAS & BRUNSON 32 1-2 West Evans REALTORS Phone 386 — ’ '*T|K M V Society Hill, S. C. May 7th, 1920. Darlington Motor Company, Darlington, S. C. 1 i Dear Sirs:— , v I thought you would be interested in knowing that my Franklin car has traveled 25,000 miles and it is my honest opinion that the car runs better today than it did when I bought it. The valves have never been ground and the car has never given the slightest trouble. I have not had during the whole life of the car but three punctures. 1 Yours very truly, (Signed) L. E. CARRIGAN. « • >f DARLINGTON MOTOR CO DARLINGTON, S. C. AGENTS IN FLORENCE COUNTY (TV:- y