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THE FLORENCE DAll>T TIMES SATURDAY AFfERNOON, JUNE. 5 1920.
OPERA HOUSE
SHOWING TODAY ONLY
“THR RUTK PEARL”
A BIG SPECIAL PRODUCTION
WITH A BIG ALL-STAR CAS'
Here is a picture that all Flor
entines have been waiting for.
It is a picture Ihat will hold
your interest from start to fin
ish.
Also Jack Dempsey in
“Daredevil Jack”
Be sure to see this chapter. U,
will thrill you.
ALSO A ROLLIN' COMEDY.
SHOWING MONDAY ONLY
* Ruth Clifford in
The Amazing Woman
She was good when she was
had. She was bad when she
was good. Why blame the wo
man—What about tho man?
When is had good and good bad
—SEE THE ANSWER.
•William Duncan in
% “The Silent Avenger ’
ALSO SELT,NICK NEWS.
Oil IHEATRE
(The Coolest Spot In Town)
Music by SEVEN ploco Or
chestra
Prof. E. Barbey. Director.
Today
A Special Feature Prouction
“One© To Every Man”
A story of Interest to everyone.
A picturo that will entertain
and please you. Filled with ac
tion and thrilling scenes.
The 16th chapter of
“Elmo The Fearless”
Getting ready for the big finish.
Don’t miss the closing chapters
of this Wonder Serial.
Also a George Ovey Comedy.
MONDAY and TUESDAY
Mary Pickford in
“POLLYANNA”
Miss Pickford’s latest picture
thaj; has taken the country by
storm.
This is the first time this
picture has been shown
at less than 50 cents ad
mission.
Also a HANK MANN Comedy.
‘THE PAPER HANGER”
Prices 15, 25 and !i5 cents
POLICE COURT
I.ockcd up in at ceil of tho city jail
is a cripple white man who pays his
respects in no complimentary to ali
who happen to even iooK in his u:-
rection He is not altogether compll-
'meutary in his remarks about the cuy
ot Florence nor its police department.
He was placed there for safe keep
ing and when the ‘bug juice" evapo
rates from his brain sufficiently ue
will be given an opportunity to ten
the recorder a few things and explain
why Ire doesn’t think, like other peo
pie, that Florence is a good town. He
claims Bennettsville^ as his home ana
was here in a car with the number
of the car concealed. He said he was
on his way boma from North Caro
lina where he nad been for .“some
thing” and says that he got what he
went for—evidently—and before he
gets through with Recorder Giliand 01
lietore the recorder gets through with
him rather, tho reporter will wggci
limes to doughnuts that he will gei
more than he went for in Florence
at least. He may be sober enough by
Monday to give an account of bis ac
tions.
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IN WEST END
GREGG AVENUE
Dandy little five room Bungalow for sale.
Immediate possession.
Price and terms on application.
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DISTINGUISHED SERVICE*
Medal Awarded to Lieut. David E.
Monroe, Deceased
Washington June 4—By order ol
the President, tho Secretary of Wai
has awarded a distinguished service
cross to Second Lieut. David E. Mon
roe, deceased, of the Sixteenth in
fan try,' whose father is Thomas J
Monroe, of Marion, S. C. The aware
's “for extraordinary heroism In ac
tion south of Sofssons, France, July
18, 11)18.”
The official citation describes Lieut
Monroe’s heeroism in these words:
“His platoon having boon halted bj
machine bun fire, lie advanced aloni
against the nest and captured the
gun and crew. Although wounded ii
this encounter, he returned to his ph
toon and let them on to its objective
His gallant conduct had a market ef
feet upon his men.”
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Jacob Walters, Pastor.
Services held in the City Hall.
Bible school 10:30 a. m.
Preaching and the Lord's Supper
at U:3t) a. m. Theme for the morn
ing discourse- The Church cf Christ
— both a Monarchy, and a Democracj
Evening Service at 8 p. m.
Theme for the Evening Discourse:
The Heart of Man, the seat of Sin
must bo cleansed from 1‘lVil.
The public is cordially invited to
attend all the services.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Cor. Irby and Palmetto Sts.
Rev, Furman 1L Martin, D. D„
l* 1st or
Sunday school at 10 a. in. Mr. W-
M. Waters, Supennicuuent.
Preaching at 11:15 a. m. In the ab
ifiice of the Pastor the pulpit wKl he
filled by Dr. W. T. Dcrieux. of Colum
bia, Secretary of Missions (’ommL-
doii, Baptist General Board.
No evening service.
U. Y. P. U. at 7 p. m.
Mid-week servicto, Wednesday, S
p. m.
Strangers and visitors in the city
ordially invited to all services.
CLOSE HOLE IN WEST
xs:i.’E , 4 w 1 • 1 ris
Busy Bee
Cafe
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
Try OurSpecial Dinner
..Frotn 12 M. To 4 P. M.
Price $1.00
SWEET RELISHES
SOUPS.
Cregni of Chicken With Rice
Consomme a La Colbert
ENTRES
Spring Chicken Fricassee a La President!
Stuffed Young Chicken Gordon Dressing
Filet of Veal Breaded a La Mallanais
FISH '
Halibut Steak Matre D’Hotel Sauce
VEGETABLES
Socotach Potatoes Risoli
Risoto a La Ycnetia
1 * Home Made Rolls
Fruit Salad With Whipped Cream
Strawberry Nut Sundae
Special Dining Room For
Ladies
No More Articles of Luxury Allowed
t? Pass Into Germany
Berlin. June 5.—“The hole in the
Went,’ the popular name for chan
nela through the occupied territory
through which articles of luxury pour
od into Germany evading the import
duties, is now closed. The* Inter-Al
lied Rhineland commission has agreed
Ho enforce the new German ordinan
ces imposing fines and imprisonment
for infractions of the regulations on
.'imports
Propose Amendment
To The Constitution
Greeley, Col., June 6—An amend
merit to the constitution of the Unit
ed States acknowledging God. and the
outhority of the Bible, is proposed
by the national synod of the Reform
ed Presbyterian church. ^
ALLEN OFFERS PLANK
Ch'cago June 4—Governor Allen of
Kansas, has announced that he
would offer a platform plank declar
ing for a judicial settlement of in
dustrial disputes. It pressages a de-
ba*e before the- resolutions commit
tee of the American Federation of
Labor that is plaiihing to send rep
resentatives here.
PRISONERS REPATRIATED
Shanghai, June 5.—Most of tho Ger
man war prisoners held in, camps in
Japan and China have now been re-
pcfiTaterf* A (contingent have just
Dif-iol thf.mgh Shanghai- »
NO BAND CONCERT TOMORROW
The usual Sunday afternoon band
conrert will not be held tomorrow aft
ernoon as it has been called off on
account of the Sacred Cantata to lie
resented at the Central Methodist
church tomorrow evening. Mr. A. B
Kalserman who is director of the Can
tata is also director of the hand and
for this reason it was necessary to
call off the band ccnaert at Central
School for the afternoon.
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The “Burning Stone.”
Sulphur Is one of the oldest known
elements; the ancient Assyrian al
chemists regarded It as the principle,
of combustion on account of its own
inflammability, and termed it “brim
stone,” meaning literally , burning
stone.
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. An Elegant Home
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No. 205 South Warley. Nearly new, with ‘every modern convenience, well
built and very attractive interior arrangement. Eastern exposure. Garage. Con
venient to everywhere. Excellent neighborhood. Fine lot with fruit orchard and
beautiful flowers.
FIRST PERSON SEEING THIS PLACE WHO WANTS A HOME IS
SURE TO BUY.
Cheapest Residence in Florence
Price $6,300.00
LET US SHOW YOU THIS HOME, AND REMEMBER
“WE DO IT QUICK”
Dargan-Harllee Realty & Development Co.
CAlHfULIC PAHIbH OHUKLM
Fpther Dubois Wood, Pastor.
Confessions 8 a. m. to !).
Parochial Mass at 9 a. m.
Tho congregation Holy Commun
ion of adults and the children ot the
Sunday school will take place at 9
a. m
Corpus Christl service and Evening
Prayer at 7 p. m.
Week-day Mass at 7 a. m.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. If. Tucker Graham D. D., Pas
tor*.
t»:00 a. m. Sunday school, J. P.
Vk-Neill, Supt.
11:15 p. m. Morning Service with
sermon by the pastor.
Immediately after the service a
congregational meeting will be held
to consider the question of the pureh
ase of certain property by the church
3:00 p. m. Service at the Industrial
School.
4:30 Service at Effingham
6:1/0 p. in. meeting ct the Children.-.
Missionary Society
7:15 Meeting of Christian Endeavor
in church parlors.
8:00 p. m. Wednesday midweek
prayer service.
6:00 p. m. Friday—Both (he Davis
and Graham circles meet with Mrs.
H.’J. Jaeger.
All p'-ws free. The public is cor
dially invited to all church services.
Strangers especially welcome.
ST. JOHN S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
112 S. Dargan 01.
Wilmer S. Poynor, Pastor
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning prayer and ‘ sermon with
celebration ot the Holy Communion
at 11:15
There will be no night service. The
congregation is invited to attend the
Musical at* the Central Methodist
•hurch at 8:00 p. m.
The regular meeting ot the Vestry
will he he’d Monday night at the par
ish house at 8:00
Holy Communion Fridaly morning
at 11:00 (St. Barnabas the Apostle)
There will be a meeting of tho
Men’s Club Friday night at 8::!0 at
the parish house. All members aie
urged to be present.
All pews at St. John’s are free
and ‘he public is cordially invited t(
attend all services of the church.
The Hector w 11 be glad to meet
strangers at the close of the service?
IMMANUEL BAPTtol UvJRCn
E cheves Street.
Rev. B. F. Allen, Pastor
10:00 a. m. Sunday school. C. T.
Nelson, Superintendent.
11:15 a. m. Morning Worship with
preaching by the pastor.
Mid-week prayer meeting 8:00 p. m
Strangers and visitors cordially
Invited.
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH
Cor. Irby and Chev$s Sts.
Rev. E. L. McCoy, Pastor.
Sunday school 10:00 a. m., Mr. II.
A. Brunson, General Superintendent.
Departments and classes for all
11:15 p. m. morning worship.
Preaching by the pastor.
4:00 p. m. Epworth League, devo
tional services.
8:00 p. m. At the evening hour
the Florence Choral Society und,in
direction of Mr. A. B. Keiserman will
give a sacrod cantata entitle^ Tho
Seven Last Words of Christ. See the
Program in today’s Times. Come
early.
WILSON SCHOOL
CLOSES YEAR
SPLENDID COMMENCEMENT EX
ERCISES WERE HELD LAST
NIGHT
i;-’/- g •'-.C 0 c.veicises of the
'VHson Colored) Graded and High
were held last night, diplomas
being presented to twelve graduates
by Dr. N. W. Hicks, chairman ot the
school heard.
There was a large audience in the
udilorimn and the exercises were
splendid in every respect. The ad
dress to the graduaiing class was de
livered by Dr. \V. F. Holmes who
traced the history of ihe colored
schools here and told cf (he value of
team work. Dr. Holmes address was
a hnc effort. Dr. Hickk^ then present
ed the diplomas and- took occasion
to congratulate the schools upon the
sp endtd work they had accomplished
The Rev. C. R. Brown voiced the ap-
prAciation of the colored people of
the city for .the interest the school
board had shown in their schools.
Dr. Hicks ’ responded pointing to
plans which wore in hand for their
further advancement. Mr. K E Cur-
rin. a member of the school board,
delivered the scholarship medal giv
en annually by himself,* to Mary I.
Mullins. Tim fol'owing was the pro
gram cf the host commencement exei
t-ises. in the history of the Wilson
school:
March >
Invocation
Music
Essay—Man, the Architect cf His
Own Fortune, Mary I. Mullins
Essay—Proving" Our Worth, Cleopa
tria C. Simmons
Essay—The StVength of Purpose—
Esther L Harrell
Music
Oration—Carving Out a Man—Jas.
E Ranee
Essay—Good Deeds Outlive the
Doer Lucy M. Midlins.
Music
Address to Graduating Class and
Community—Dr. Wm. Francis- Hbl-
mcs. ( 1
Presentation of Certificates
Music
CARD OF THANKS
The Daughters of the Confederacy
wish to extend hearty thanks to Mr
’J. D. Murchison for his generous do
nation of ice cream for tho veterans
dinner, Mr. Kafer for . broad, tho
King Lumber Co., fnr planks for ta
j hies. Mr. Weston for ice, and all oth j
I ors who helped to give the dear old
veterans a pleasant day.
Mrs. E. J. Burch,
Cor. Secy, j
Weather Affects Watches.
A watch will often break down un
expectedly owing to a sudden changa
In the weather breaking the main
spring.
FUNERAL NOTICE
Relatives and friends of Miss Ruth
Miller, daughter of the late Chas. D.
Mi’ler, are invited to attend her fu
neral services ttomorrow (Sunday) :
morning at 9:15 a. m. at Mount Hope
Cemetery. The_deceased is a grand
daughter of the late Dr. E. and Mrs.
Lou C. Miller. i
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ST. LUKES’ LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. H. E. Beatty, Pastor.
Divine service Sunday morning at
11 15. The Rev. E. F. .Berger of
Springfield, Ohio will preach. Mr.
Berger Is a Lutheran minister stu
dent at Hamma Divinity school and is
here as traveling Superintendent of
the Community Chautauqua.
Sunday School at 10 a. ni. Mr. H
B. Wessingor. Superintendent.
No evening service on account ot
the Cantata to be given at Central
Methodist church which all are In
vlted to hear.
McCALL BUILDING
FLORENCE, S. C.
»HONE 796
Superstitions of the Great.
Dr. Samuel Johnson, so it Is record
ed, would never enter a room left foot
foremost, and brave Marshal Saxe
was In terror at the sight of a cat,
Peter the Groat was In a tremor of
fear If he had to cross a bridge, and
Byron turned pule If lie spilled salt at
the table.
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