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r T T THg^/LORBNC^ DAluT TIME8 FRIDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 28,^ 1920. OPfllll HOUSE TODAY MATINEE ONLY KATHERINE MACDONALD in The American Beautly In “THE BEAUTY MARKET" *Xow this is some picture and if you don't see it this after noon watch our add for return •date ns the manager will return \Jt os soon as he can secure • bookings. SHOWING TOMORROW WILLIAM RUSSELL In His Latest Picture “LEAVE IT TO ME’^ I \> what would you do if you had millions and did not know what to do with them —Maybe : f you would spend it foolishly; maybe wisely—BUT—see what BILL RUSSELL did with his. JACK DEMPSEY in “DAREDEVIL JACK" DON’T MISS THIS CHAPTER. ALSO A GOOD COMEDY. O’DOWD THEATRE fThe Coolest Spot Music by SEVEN chestra In 'rtwn) piece Or- AGAIN TODAY ETHEL CLAYTON In THE YOUNG MRS. WIN THROP” Here is a picture you can’t afford to miss One of the fin est pictures we have ever shown. A story so true to life you will think of a similar case that you J^now*/ Ask your friends who were here yester day. ALSO FATTY ARBUCKLE In his latest Paramount Comedy “THE HAYSEED" A scream from start to finish. SATURDAY MARY ANDERSON “BUBBLES" In The picture that is known as the second “MICKEY.” A story of a girl who wanted to be a bov. There is no villlan to worry about. Fun and laughter run riot until Dan Cupid takes* a hand and stops the show. Also ELMO THE FEARLESS and a GEORGE OVEY comedy. 1 FAIL TO OVERRIDE PRESIDENT’S VETO FINED $30,000 Large Clothing Concern Is Convicted Of Profiteering i I Me Leah Not The Manager Of McAdoo Syracuse. May 28.- 1 Washington, May 28.—Angles W. Weeds, McLean of North Carolina, a director Inc., clothiers, were found guilty lo in the war finance corporation. H-'- EFFORT MADE PASS KNOX IN HOUSE RESOLUTION TO , . L , . li . nied before the Fe-'*f' day in the Federal court charged with comm :t* 0 Washington May 28—An effort to override President Wilson’s veto of the peace resolution has failed in the House. in ves <• i.-i ‘. u.i of South profiteering and were fined thirty-one ern n»on;.g r ’ .or McAdoo’s campaign, thousanif dollars He declared he told McAdoo “there i was un overwhelming sentiment in my i state for him.” Mrs. Margaret DuBose Mrs Margaret DuBose, mother of STRIKERS WOUNDED Bristil, R. I., May 28.—Two strike CAPITAL STOCK INCREASED ! / >U 2 , ° Se .’ laSt sympathizers were wounded during Columbia, May 28.—Another large teztile mill has increased its capital lock. Authority was granted by the secretary of state Wednesday to the Excelsior Knitting Mill, of Union, to increase its capital from -lO.OJO to one hundred thousand. ;at the age of seventy five years..She , ot8 0UtBlde a nibber company . 8 pIant REJECTS WAGE AGREEMENT Wilkes Barre, Pa.. May 27.—Tri- State convention of hard coal miners rejected a proposed wage agreement containing a maximum offer to the op- i erators. „ START FILIBUSTER WOMANLESS WEDDING TONIGHT AT OPERA HOUSE had been in falling health for som;: 1 ,. . tnilnv time and*'had been taken to the Florj y ’ ence Infirmary in the hope that life | might be prolonged. TLV funeral | will be hdhl this afternoon at the| , # Washinyton, %May ?8.-Proponents home on South McQueen street and of 80ldier relief leKl8latloil have the services will be conducted by the, launched a fillbuster in the House Rev E. L. McCoy. The interment I will be made in Mount Hope ceme tery. Mr. DuBose has many friends In Florence who svmpathize with him in his bereavement. STRIKE ON EAST COAST TONIGHT at OPERA HOUSE The biggest Laugh Hit ever offered here ».«• » • Womaitless Wedding ; All parts played by prominent local men wearing ladies evening dresses. Benefit Civic League \DMISSI0N $1.00 “To-night’s the Night!” at the Op era House at 8:30 o’clock the Woman less Wedding will be presented. It will be a stunning opportunity to see masculine charms set off by femin ine fripperies. Never again will we have the chance to see beaux of yes terday and today camouflaged as belles and “Vamps’ beyond compare. Admittance is $1.00 and there are no reserves. The production is for the bentfit of the Civic League, and prospects for a full house and a char TOLD FRIENDS OF TANLAC’S MERITS St. Augustine, Fla., May 28.—The clerks In the general offices of the Florida East Coast railroad here walk- ; ed out in sympathy with the strike of. i the clerks in the Central of Georgia. WEATHER REPORT Generally fair tonight and Sat in- dav. North-east winds probably in creasing this afternoon on the coast. ’IT IS A GOOD MEDICINE FOR ILLS I HAD,” SAYS Me GRAW ' Spartanburg Man Declares Tantac Not Only Strength ened buj Regulated his System Mora Salt at Equator. The farther the waters of the oceans l« from the equator the less salt they contain. W Money Saved is Money Made * \ Why not adopt the modern way of savmg money and adding efficiency by using a Motor Truck? FOR IMMEDIATE DLLIVFI?/ Ton Vim Truck, worm drive. ^ > Several Light Delivery Vims, worm dri 'e. One Bethlehem, i 1-2 ton. electrically started and lighted. '.Aiim Ton Stewart Truck, u-ternal gear drive. Three Republic Trucks, internal gear drive. Also several used Trucks, in guaranteed condi- dition. SPECIAL PRICES FOR TEN DAYS. Florence Motor Sales Co. TRUCK HEADQUARTERS. SALES and SERVICE 32 S. DARGAN »\ ’I have told a lot of my friends abou* Tiiitlac, for it is a good medi- mlng evening are most encouraging., c j ne f 0r troubles like I had,” was the WAS MULLEN INSANE? Intresting Murder Case Being Heard Today at Selma. Alabama Selma, Ala., May 28.—Attorneys for Andrew Mullen, who is being tried for the murder of Carlton Ward con tinued today, the effort to prove that Mullen was insane at the time of the tragedy. WILL NOT APPEAL Wife Murderer Satisfied With Sen tence of Life Imprisonment, Macon, Ga., May 28.—R. E. Herring ton, convicted of murdering his wife will not appeal from the sentence of life imprisonment, his attorney said today. SYMPATHETIC STRIKE Central of Georgia Clerks and Officials Conferring Today Atlanta, May 28.—While officials of the Central of Georgia railroad and the striknig clerks are conferring in Macon today. More than a thousand •«<9rl|t ofj other roads are out In sympathy with them, according to the •iiii'iiiiiii!iiPiiii!iiiiiiiiuini!tiiiii;tQi(.!iiiiiiiiiii:n estimates of union leaders. quiet way in which W. A. Mr: Graw, of 191 Brawley street, Spartanburg, f told his opinion of Tanlac, “The Muster Medicine,” which has ’ cstab- ^ lished such a marvelous sales record $ not only in South Carolina, but throu V ghout the entire North American con tinent since it was introduced just ^ five years ago. J *1 was suffering from a generally ^ run down condition wlten I began taking Tanlac. My legs ached a lot. and they felt numb, too. My stom ach was disordered and f also had in digestion badly. Headaches added to my troubles and my nerves were bad for a while. v , I did not eat anything at all hardly and I had pains after meals, and heart burn. “In a short time, Tanlac relieved that heartburn and gave me u good appetite.*, I increased in strength, my legs quft aching and that numbness disappeared. Not only was my sys tem strengthened, hut 1 it was regulut ed. All in all, the Tanlac made me feel fine, and 1 am glad to recom mend it as a goqd medicine for troub les llkfc I had> Given 1-30-17. In Darlington hy Darlington Drug Co.. Hnrtavllle, Robert Stewart; Cor ner Drug Ur.; Lake City, Farmers & Merchants Drug Co ; Scranton, W. ‘S. Lynch Co. Homes For Sale 7 room two story Bungalow on Park Avenue, just off Palmetto, facing East, lot 100x250. This proposition is first-class and can be bought at a reasonable pricer ~i -■ # 5 room Bungalow on King Avenue in West End, facing South, lot 50x150, a pretty little home at a reasonable price. 6 room Bungalow, br^nd new, on West Palmetto Street, facing South, lot 58X 225. This is a most attractive home, proposition in one of the choicest resi dence sections of the city.. 7 room, story and a half Bungalow, new, on West Evans Street, lot 60x164. A nice home for the money it can be bought for. 6 room cottage on South Church Street, corner Pine, lot 65x150. We offer this property at an Attractive price. 1 12 room house, near in, on Cheves Street, just East of the N. E. railroad, lot 65 by about 140. This is an extra good proposition for a boarding house, and caries with it fine investment possibilities. LUCAS & BRUNSON REAL ESTATE BROKERS EXTRA SHOE BARGAINS AT FLORENCE SHOE STORE 300 pairs Men’s and Boy’s $6.00 to $8.00 Oxfords, Special Price $4.95 i ■; ’ V w - *». > Jr '•! i' < j t. , . (4 . 250 pairs Ladies’ $6.00 to $8.00 Oxfords and Pumps, Special'Price $3.45 200 pairs Misses $3.50 and $4.00 Pumps and Oxfords, Special Price 140 pairs Child ten’s Slippers, Extra Special Price /Jw $2.45 .95 FLORENCE SHOE STORE - . . : *~l * l $ ,t i t:r. f .