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THE FLORENCE DAluf TIMES TUESDAY AFTERNOOft. MAY 18. 1920. m HOUSE Showing Today Only JUNE CAPRICE and CREIGHTON HALE in "A DAMSEL IN DISTRESS” PLEASE DON T COME l>' YOU CAN'T LAUGH! Not ’ODly was there a Damsel in Distress, but there was a lover in Distress—later a brother in Distress; and an auntie i i Dis tress and a daddy in Distress. Why this is the most Dlrtre. s ful Laughter you ever saw and if you miss it today you 11 kick yourself tbmorow. ALSO a $100,000.00 COMEDY. HAROLD LLOYD in "CAPTAIN KIDD’S KIDS” Not that this is the first time that Florence lias had a real comedy, and you will be more pleased with this than any you ever saw. .SHOWING TOMORROW MARGARITA FISHER AND HARRY HILLARD In “THE DANGEROUS TALENT’ A picture that is easy to see Easy to remember and hard to forget. ALSO HEN TURPIN In “THE NUT CRACKER" OWOI HUM (The Cpolest Spot In Town> Music by SEVEN piece Or chestra AGAIN TODAY WALLACE REID in “EXCUSE MY DUST" Here is ttie best Reid picture that we have shown. The story is a sequel of the famous “ROARING ROADS’’ picture which was shown at tins theatre some time ago. Don’t miss see ing the race in ‘ Exoiwe My i /list" as it is the best ever filmed. Also a Christry Comedy. “HE MARRIED HIS WIFE” TOMORROW “THE THIRD WOMAN” A Robertson Cole Production featuring CARLYLE BLACKWELL A "different" story that will please all. This is the first pic ture with this popular star that has been shown in Flor ence for some time. Don't fail to see this picture. Also the :ird episode.of THE MOONRIDERS” tY 1 whirlwind serial. For a good Western serial. "The Moon riders” can't be heat. FATTY ARBUCKLE in “FATTP'S JITNEY ELOPE MENT” 'INTERESTING FACTS FROM TAX BOOKS LAGER BEER IS STRONG MAGNET First Theological I . . . . . Seminary For Negroes O O ▼ ▼ V SOLDIERS FIND LIFE ON RHINE JOYFUL SAY VETERANS. THE ONLY 171 WATCHES IN ENCE COUNTY RETURNED FOR TAXATION. 3242 DOGS HOWEVER Washington, May IT.AAfter sever al years of preparation, everything ’; in readiness for e-'-l-- (•••• ■ ... ‘I ' NashviP^ Te- • ... : m. ...oi inuepen-' FLOR- .Louisville. Ky., May 18.—Lager beer, dent theological seminary for nc- increased salaries, and decreased cost Si’i-ej u the world, according to of living in Germany, are the lures that attracted 10 men of the First Di- iu Flor vision at Camp Zachery Taylor to up transfer to the American report submitted to the Southern Baptist Convention today by Dr. O. L. Hailey, secretary of the commission to establish the institution. i There are 7f>0*square miles iMiie county and in each square mile ply for I there are 040 acres of land, thus giv forces In Germany, according to morn ing the county a total acreage of hers of the detachment. 540.(00 of land I Soldiers returning from Germany ' There are 50:1,093 acres returned an American army private’s p;iy i»|. ; on the tax books for last year at a’ ■’ i mmma umiorrow: n. uon total valuation of $7,157,775 or at a! “■ st l, Ooners” of beer. A dollar is equ:>l 'V 11 McKlve-n. F Wilcox. „ l to 140 marks and a glass oi Deer costs hick. 3 *- ( alter. J B Anderson. A 11 Convention Delegates V The following are the delegates Lorn this county who will attend th“ I cmocntii convention in Co- 1 liltle Ir-ss than $15 per acre, leaving about 36,000 acres not returned 1 one tentl1 ot a mark. The finest Rhine ... , , , , . . . ’j '• in- 1 , it is reported her?, costs 15 which is taken up in public roads and! marks a qiiart . .. Ninely pa ,. , Pnt otliei 1 public lands hot returned for the soiubrs formerly in Germany taxation. i would return if they could," said Sen. 'I he real estate of'the villages. Donah! McC.are.v First Engineers, towns and cities of the county are • i am going to Germany to lower Returned on the tax hooks aL a vain- my cost of living,” asserted Regi- ^nion ot ?'. , .,.S7 010 and the valuation mental Supply Sergeant Charles i o1 ’ he personal property in the couu- Kleiner. Sixtenth Infantry. “Pay .t> amounts to $,t,i7”,537. that lias tlie buying power of several I I he ruihrad valuatimi on the tax hundred dollars a month is the at- books for this county amounts to! traction for me." Gaeque, aiiu .1 W Ivey. i In making your building plans specify your studing of KILN DRIED material—correctly sized for making smooth walls and pevent plaster cracking. It ccst a little more In the beginning but well, worth the price. TRENCHARD-SPARROW LUMBER CO. MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPARTMENTS OFFK K PHONE 715 MILL PHONE 715 Florence, S. C. i Fnuiminli, Ga. Jacksonville, Fla. LET US DELIVER a bottle or more of our clarified and pasteurized milk at your house for a while as a trial. Wo are confident you'll like it so well and that everybody will ho so much hotter for its uso that you will continue your or der indefinitely. How about be ginning tomorrow moiling? CENTRAL MILK STATION Phone 746. $1.9 U». 0*10. Other figures taken from the tax books reveal the following facts giv ing the numb-r and assessed valua- tisn: Polls 9532 Mules 6113. Horses 2315. Ponies, Jacks, etc 157. Cattle 6267. Sheep and Goats .. 337. Hogs 11068. -4- .$387,445 . 117,050 3,725 . ’102,915 850 . 47,045 . 64,880 Hogs Carriages, wagors and Buggies ..8054 113,705 Aulutomobiles, Trucks and Bicycles. ..1587 21,950 Pianos and organs 1063 44,800 Watches 171 4,260 DUTCH FAMILIES ARRIVE Scores on Way to Iowa and Dakota Farms South New York, May 18—Scores of Dutch farmers, with their wives and children, arrived here yesterday on the steamer Noordan, from Rotter dam, on their way to farms In Iowa , and South Dakota. The families of j the settlors occupied nearly all of th second ami third cabin accommu ; dations. Thousands of others will follow, they said, as soon as present pass- j port and other restrictions to trans atlantic travel arc modified. Senator Edge Would Have Immigration Bars Raised A Little R CONST! PAT I CARTER’S JTTLE LIVER PIL A FEW DAYS OF THIS TREATMENT WILL DO MORE FOR YOUR COMPLEXION THAN ALL THE BEAUTY DOCTORS IN CREATION. DLMAND THE GENUINE PURELY VEGETABLE (*^W\*®* rOSSt'^'oM New York, May 18.—Senator Edge speaking before the National Manu facturers Association urged a tempo rary modification of the immigration laws to permit the influx of desirable immigrants to meet the labor short age. FORGERS IN GANGS ARRESTED Berlin Preparing New Types of Ger man Bank Notes Ueariiis Signature Berlin. May 18—Fifty gangs of hank note forgers have been discov ered and arresttd in Germany as a result ot the labors of a recent in- slituted special department of the reichshank dealing with counterfeit nionev. New types of German bank nctes are in course of preparation, which arc Haim d to b* absolutely forger- proof. ■} ^ ‘ t2 - 4 cF- % rh* ' t. ft cftie Gm^erAlo /ram Virginia Ut 1 ✓ t 1 SO ,/0-> 4 K ’RADt MARK RE6a rlBi:D A ; ^ & V coiAcnts oot p AtfJ* •HCO«*0«»ATCO varne to OI23’3 s ue GfS Life on the Rhine is joyful for the American soldiers, according to re turning veterans who tell of week-end boat excursions on German rivers and week-long trips to European cities. Victim Of Labor Fueds May Dh Chicago. May 18. John Kikulski, head of the stock yards labor council is the latest victim of labor fueds. To day he was beaten and shot and his wounds may be fatal. HaradeI * SAVE Save SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE SAVE and HAVE FOR THE HAIRS SAKEj Short, Ugly Hair Mad? ’our and aoft by using Ilaradi- positively a sure cure for dandruff and tetter. An antiseptic, elegantly perfumed. At ail drug stores, or 25c by mail. Send stamps or coin. Agents Wanted. Write for proposition. 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