The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, May 21, 1920, Image 4
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Jacksonville, Fla.
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e 1892 he has been
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the Electric drive was perfected in
1907 'and has since been applied to
yessels of all classes, including' sev
eral of the latest battleships built
for the ftnited States Navy.
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BREAKFASTS
FROM 30c to 80c
QUICK SERVICE
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Suntry; 200,000 Christmas dinners
Iven to the poor in the United
Cates last December 25; 75,000 poot
[youngsters given Christmas toys al
same time.
i|;'One million homeless men and no
an were lodged and fed last year
the Salvation Army. Counties;
Sera were aided with clothing,
medicine, legal 01 spiritual ad
fvlce and financial assistance. The
work will be carried on with
se money raltsed in the second home
rvlce appeal May 10-20.
Making the best of the worst
’s the Salvation Army’s special
That’s why they insist: “A
may be down but he’s never
hundred thousand little chit
ren are wards of the Salvation
[»y in this country, In Salvation
activities and institutions they
JuiQst the only brightness in
\os: .
OfdVati^n Army men and wo-
answered the call to arms in
They now' ask the public to
eid 'their call for money to li
fe© their work in 1920.
J The Salvation Army held 117,599
Bn ©ir meltings last year, preach-
|-to 18,000,000 persons. The Salva-
>ti Army takes the church to the
ile.
Anny furnished 5,699,000
fee to penniless persons in
Jnitpd States last year. Feed-
ihungry is only one of its
activities.
The acilvities of the Salvation
.are being carried on in 66
l^ies. This far-flung organiza-
! holds meetings., and conducts its
in-40 languages. In the United
alone, its enterprises em-
fleld evangelical work, ho-
the poor, industrial homes
lemployed, slum posts and
/ hospitals, children's liomes
rseries in the great cities,
homes and relief work in
besides. other forms of re-
gs jioliday dinners and the
Ion of free ice and coal.
than 200 Rescue Homes for
’girls are maintained by the
an Army. More than 85 per-
- those, passing through these
permanently restored,
ktf 6,000 rescue cases are
anhually in the United
SsTtie Army keeps directly in
each individual for three
e pronouncing the case a
German Cabinet mpeated jin de
cision not to sign the Peace Treaty.
U. S. House of Representatives vi,l
-d to submit a suffrage constitutional
amendment to the iuates.
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TODAYS BIRTHDAYS
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Hon K (' Prior, f.ieutenaiit Govern
or of Rritish Columbia, born in Eng
land, 67 years ago today
Augustus 0. Stanley, junior United
States senator from Kentucky, born
at Sholbyvtlle, Ky., 52 years ago to
day.
Glenn H Curtiss, -pioneer acroplatn
designer wid manufacturer, born at
Hammondsport, N. Y., 42 years ago
today.
T>r. Kdmmid .T James, who has re
signed the presidency of the Univer
sity of Illinois, born at Jacksonville,
ill, 65 years ago today.
G. W. Ayers, pitcher of ttie De
troit American league baseball team,
hern at Hillsville, Va., 29 years ago
today.
THIS ENTIRE DISTRICT BEING
ORGANIZED WITH HEAD
QUARTERS HERE.
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irough the rigorous Winter,
ion Army has been dia-
fre© coal to the poor and
During the year 1,632,627
'■Hfiro so given, away. Even
coming of spring, this sort
K’l's- n6t abandoned. When
' hot wave strikes the cities
wi|hip.tt cost to thbse
se it. fh 1919, 315,
fyot ice’ wire given out fn
The Army’s work is
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ml’of the birth of M. do
jKifed Russian statesman
f aJntVbrshy today celebat
anniversary <pf its foun
jf holiday today in cel
the anniversary ot tjje
[44e.
celebration of the 250
of the'Hudson Hay Com
4 Inaugurated today gl
noeetljjg .of, the Chau- f
tion of Wnpsylvanm |
ssions today at At I
Dr. Guy E. Snavely, of Converse
College, is spending a few days in
Florence to assist in the organization
of an Alumnae Association in this
section of the State. New Organiza
tions are being established in other
sections of this state and through
many other states, where they are
needed. Florence, Darlington, Tim-
monsville, Latta. Georgetown. Mar
ion, Dillon, .Mullins, and Hartsville
are to compose this section, with
Florence as Us center and a member
ship of about fifty is anticipated. Dr
Snavely met with-a committee on
Wednesday morning to formulate
temporary plans and Mrs. Abbott
Lake was elected temporary chair
man. As the result of this meeting
the Florence membership was called
together Thursday afternoon to fur
ther the plans. Since that time the
entire membership of the aforesaid
towns has been invited to come to
Florence pn Saturday, May 22, as
guests of the Florence membership
at which time they will be entertain
ed at a luncheon served at the Blue
Bird and will then organize for deli
nite work. . Converse is noted for its
college spirit and much interest and
enthusiasm are being displayed in
the anticipation of the future gatliei-
ings and they hope to have at least
twelve out of town delegates ’on Sai
urday. Every old Converse girl in
this sectionals invited and urged to
be present whether she has been
notified or net. A big time is assured
THE FRUITIEST OF FLAVORS
Florida Fruit Gum Is ay exquisite
blend of pure fruit flavors. Try u
package today. *Made by Fleer. AH
dealers—5c.—Adv
FOR SAiLE—Absolutely new 5 pas
senger Jackson * Touring far—
Never used at all, never even dem
onstrated. $2100.00. Darlington Mo
tor Co., Darlington, S. C.
Delicious Syrup
' w With Chewy
f , Coughs,'
Flavor
Mines’
coMs^-awf Thmw
k (Menthol
loosens the Phlegm. Clears the Read
sod Chest.
25c Your Druggist's.
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- v y-ou are first
TbBACCO FLUES
' ' ' -If.
are ready for delivery,
-member last year and don't
put off. Your order is ready.
Also Paris Green—Sprays
and Guns. Arsenate Lead.
Weeks Bradley Hdw.
Co.
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FACE-POWDER
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Soft, Smooth^
Clinging
S IFTED through silk, to an
almost incredible fineness and
delicacy. That’s the secret of the
unusual clinging power of Face
Powder Jonteel. Its minute part
icles hold to the skin tenaciously—
and invisibly. Pitre—contains no
chemical substances. And allur
ingly scented with the famous Odor
Jonteel—the blended odors of 2Q
fragrant flowers.
Ask for Face Powder Jonteel
today.
Opp.
RILEY DRUG CO.
P. O. “THE REXALL STORE”
Phone 38
?y shy, one night, a”
DT<i rob a bowse but
No silver, gems or beads
He simply broke in there to get
Some sugar.
The s trike was on, no work was done
From early morn to setting sun.
Tin's grave condition came about
Because the -workmen had run out I
sugar.
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A colored preacher changed his stylo
I Ms face lit up with sunny smile,,
And said. •"Dear people, come, ho
saved
1 tell you Heaven’s streets are paved
With subar.’
We’ll put up with the profiteers,
The Bolshevik and othei 1 snares,
But we will quickly throw a fit
When told we can not get. a bit
Of sugar.
M. T. SWAILS.
Asheville, N. ('.
FIREMEN KILLED
Truck Colidcs With Tree with Scr-'
ious Results
Opeliga, Ala., May 21—One fireman I
killed and two others injured when i
a lire truck dashed against tree. i
PRESBYTERIANS MEET
McKenzie, Tenn., May 20.—The j
Cumberland Presbyterian Federal As- I
sembly is convened here with dele- )
gates from oigliteeu states present, j
'T'HINK what that means.
The spring in the old-
,fashioned window shade is
responsible for all the trouble
and inconvenience. The
“C‘u-Co” Window Shade
eliminates all the old dis
advantages because it is
“Springless.'' A single cord
raises and lowers it quickly
and surely. The construc
tion is simplicity itself; a
roller, reel and a pulley is all
there is to it. Nothing to
break, nothing to get out of
order. Your window shade troubles end
the moment “( u-C o” Shades are installed.
“Cu-Co” Shades stay fresh and clean
long after the ordinary kind would have
been soiled and ruined with finger prints.
Made in all grades of material from the
chelipest water colors to the finest cam
brics and linens, and in a wide range of colors to harmonize
with any scheme of decoration.
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The slightly higher cost of “Cu-Co” Shades is insignificant
when one considers the additional service they give. Special
orders can be filled promptly. Any dealer will gladly demon
strate them to-day.
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A delightfully refreshing toilet water. Delicately .fragrant—pleasantly sooth
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used after shaving. ...
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A toilet requisite for evey woman. You will like “Eau de Vegetal's” pleasing
odor because its use is the expression of good taste. „ ,
ZIEGLERS, Inc.
These drug stores have it
RILEY DRUG CO.
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