University of South Carolina Libraries
« Sr THE FLORSNC ttif TIMES MONDAY AFTERNOON,i THE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES Published Dally Except Sunday at Florence, S. C.. by BRUNSON 4 GARDINER Mason C. Brunaon, Editor. Chad. 8. Gardiner, Busineaa Manager sMBecmmoN rates Pay*Me in advance. One week $.15 One month .60 Three months 1.75 Six months 3.50 One yeaf 6.00 . > awp——iHirr - ■ L - Engered as second class matter December 8, 1900, at Florence, S. C. Member of The> Associated Press The Associated Presses exclusive ly 'entitled to the use for republics- tton of ail news dispatches credited to it of not otherwise credited in this paper and «l$o to the local news pub lished herein. s♦♦♦♦+♦+*♦*♦♦♦ » IN THE DAY’S NEWS 4 Hi************* at San Marcos, Texas, 57 years ago! VICTROLA PLAYS WHILE itoday. , i Dr. John F. Goucher, founder of Goucher College, Baltimore, born at Waynesboro, Pa., 75 years ago today. Andrew O’Connor a sculptor well known for bis statues of public men, Albert B. Cummins, who is a can didate for renoniination in today’s Republican primaries in Iowa, is com pletin* his third term In the United |i,orn at Worcester, Mass.,'' 46 years States senate. Senator Qimmins hasj a go today. “been looked upon as a leadpr in the j nt. Rev. Joseph H. Johnson, Epir.- progfessive element of his party and | copal bishop of I.ps Angeles, born at has taken a prominent part in nation: Schnectady, N. Y., 73 years ago today legislative affairs, particularly in the | matter of the governmental regnla- CALL FOR WORKERS tlon of railroads, on which subject AT THE BLUE BIRD The Times has received the follow ing with request for publication; “The Exectflive Board of the Blue Bird held a very* enthusiastic aqd which he is regarded as a high authority. At times he had a considerable back ing for the Republican presidential nomination, hut it never developed into any formidable push for the place. Senator Cummins is a Penn sylvanian, who was educated at an important meeting last Tuesday at academy, studied surveying, joined!the Blue Biid. After a dainty and the staff of a railway in the interior, well solved menu the hoard made and later studied law and settled in plans for a greater Blue Bird. Chicago. Moving to Des Moines, lie. “The impression has gone abroad won a place in his profession and in, that the Tea Room is being run 1;.\ politics that, a decade later, landed 1 private parties for personal THE GIRLS SCRUB ! ath. En?., June 7.—To stimulate quicker work in a laundry here, the proprietor hasMnstalled a phonograph which grinls out popular songs and dances while the girls scrub and irbn. A marked diffeence in the amount of work done is said to he noticeable. HAS NO STAMP him in the legislature, and later won ^ jg/; l MONDAY JUNE 7, 1920 j(ust why people insist on riding bicycles on the side walks and run nine bars without mufflers ft bard to explain. Not a day passes but what some are tiffed for The offense and the ItracUce seems to continue with unabated regularity. Hffwdver, if the boys and m<ffi cf towff insist on rid ing the sldte Walks wKh the proba bility of helping finance the city we have no serious objection, for really «it hj -not -eSpecially a dangerous prac tlce and the greatest barm Is done in this cade to The offender.- ft he Is irllljtefc to affte’ up the public has no •penial grievance. Ntit eo, however, with running cars without mufflers for this useless nolie Is nerve racking to the public and Therefore* 'should be -dealt with more severely. -Cars and trucks run ning rttfe streets With The •mufflers off or cut out emit-sounds that are not altogether pleasing to the ear ahd es pecially to those who may be sick. Tbb police department is doing its diitjr .In' suppressing these two evils and' tbe offenders may aS well rigtat- aboirt-face and mend their ways or exf&ct . to pay tbe fiddler while the publlc*dances. benefit. This is un erroneous impression and him the governorship and ultimate-'through (he columns of the limes ly a seat in the senate. j the Board wishes to correst this im-' pression. ****<• *♦♦ ♦** “During the war period quite a T ONE /EAR AGO TODAY 4 | large sum was realized by tin Blue t IN THE WAR. 4 J Bird to help in war work. There is A£^.^£ + + 4 + + 4'|i4>4ta much needed want In our live and j giowing town and that need is a li- Delegates of Irish societies in the b la ty. A library will he of great United States sent to President Wii-J benefit to old and •young,, little and son a report of alleged cruelties to j big, rich and poor alike—all can Irish prisoners, with demand that thej; lV ail themselves of this great insti Peace Conference investigate the.tutiun—a free library well stocked Palestine Only Nation Without Dis tinctive Postage Design. London. June 7.—Palestine is now ‘ihe only nation which has no postags stamp of its own. But representatives of the Zionist government here have informed London phiiatelir-ts thqt-this •anomaly promises soon to he recti fied. for with the establishment ox Palestine as the national home, of the Jewish nation, it is believed little lime will be Jost in emulating the ex ample of other small nations called into being by mnnlaTes of the Peace Conference by the issuance of distinc tive stamps. Pending the t preparation of deflnit designs, stamps sold by British army ))o-.toffices in adjacent former enemy territory are being utilized by over printing with the word “Palestine.’! Irish question. 4444>4>4> + 4>4>4* > TODAYS BIRTHDAYS * ♦ ♦♦4>4-4*4 4-4-4'4‘4'*4'*4' Hon. George H. Murray, premier of Nova Scotia, hern at Grand Meadows N. S.. 5'J years ago today. with the host j>f book loro of all kind. The hotel project has been launched and its success is only a matter of time. Prominent business men and women are hack of the hote’ for the good of a greater Florence. These same men have pledged their support to the women for the me mo! h I Library—a tribute to our own Albert Sidney Burleson, Post mas-, boys and have said as soon as th< off riie.atrhets' ehc^ inTfirmary warning to tbe kThe thoughtlessness of some people isyffothing short of criarihal. On all approaching the Flor- there are signs of autoist that he is Within the hospital zone, and to this warning is added tbe admonition to drive slowly and quietly.. For the good They do these sighs may just as well be posted on the North Pole, Patients within -the hospital many of whom 4ave gone there for enforced quipt. With Their nerves twitching, and 1 theiT bodies racked with pain, itottit endure* days and nights of the raucous honking of the auto horn, aid the Tucket of the Cut out, as careless autoists fly back and forth aitgeetber unmindful of t{ie consider attob they are due tbe sick. It is intfosiibie for the city to maintain an 'trtffcer at the Infirmary. It was hoped that the sighs would* mitigate the] Ovil, but they have bad little ef fect. Alter all ones demeanor in the presence -of sickness is a matter of breeding. It is interesting to watch tbe procession of machines at the hospital corner And form judgments that -are nearly ad-ways correct. ter General of Hie Unit ed SI files, Ixyu Keep Insect Pests Oot of Your House Disease i.i spread l*y the horde oi inM-rls that will invade your hoiiie diuini’ the hot days. Mart now to kill them oil’ with Frierson s Fly Driv er and Mosquito ■ Exterminator -Kills ants, roaches, water bugs, flies, mos quitos and fleas It does the work quickly and thoroughly — is not poisonous and has no dis agreeable odor. Full size bottle with sprayer and di* rections sold by grocers and druggists everywhere Price 60 cents Frierson Drug Co. Charleston, S. C. Henna Stain on Haliv Henna leaves, dried and powdered and made into a paste or pomade with hot water, produce a reddish or orange stain and are used large ly by eastern peoples for staining the finger nails and finger tips, as well ns the hair. The hair is cov ered with tlijs paste end enveloped with n hot cloth, which is allowed to remain for two or three hours ns de sired. A mixture of henna and Indigo will color the hair jet black if used In the correct proportions. iniaiiiiiiu women raise enough money, or even Iialf (hough, to pay for architectural plans and Service that they will put on a whirl wind canvas and it ise t ie necessary Binds for the erection of a lilnary. We know tlies-- men wii enough to know that they will da ij. Now, isn’t it v.'drill saving a little oi your time? "The Blue Bird is* prospering as h. shown by the number who patronize it, not to mention tin- number of ban spetriul supper, lunches etc., in !d every week. We have a spl m | did manager in the person of .Mrs. ' ,|t ,vi-1 Sanders with two efficient h-lp I ers, Misso.; Timmons and Knots, am i two son ants, I at this isn't enougti I to meet th“ demands. The women, ! as always, want to do their part, and f* always will, and have already raised - I half enough a! the lilue Bi.d to pay Fit for an architect’s service and plans, ( land are ready for bids. Gome, U whrk and let your name lx- on the =. ‘Founders list.” for this will be the reward, to those who give faithful p service. Is'nt it worth whilq, think it K i over Fcur -women are wanted every ! dry to assist the manager irt prepar- f ’ ing' dainties, making salads, sand wiches, etc., as only women can do. ('o*nskler it a privilege to help in this , work. \ block canvas is to be mad 1 Tor workers, and as soon as you read I this pie-e reso ve that you will he ri on e whose name will he on the Fonu- f" t (levs List. A prize is to he given to the ward wwhich furnishes the most y i faithful workers. There is a ’cliaiv- ri-jman for each ward as follows: Ward 1- Mrs. 1). M. McEachln Ward 2—Mrs. A. L. Sessoms Ward3—Mrs Agustus Byers. Ward 4—Mrs. J. P. McNeill. The boat.d is composed of Miss Jane B. Evans, chairman;. Mesdames J. \V. Ivey, A. L. 'Sessoms. T. M Cal ais, A. Byers, I) M McEachin. J. A. Chase. F .H. McLeod. F. L. Willcox, S. A. Gregg, J. P. McNeil, E. E. How ell, B Rutledge” Natural Supposition. The girls employ .-iicli a redundancy of nomenclature In describing their garments, such us slip-over night gowns, for instance, that if they ever really should come to our style of dress we Suppose they'd call ’em step- in pants.—Ohio State Journal. Pale Children Made over to your liking, v/ith rosy cheeks, hearty ap petites, vigorous digestion and ro bust health. Give them a glass of this delicious digestant with meals. Shiver Ale PURE DIGESTIVE AROMATICS WITH SHIVAR MINERAL WATER AND GINGER Nothing like it for building rich blood and solid flesh. At all gro cers and druggists—satisfaction or your money back on first dozen. If your regular dealer .cannot supply you, tedephon^ NESMITH-POWELL CO . DISTRIBUTORS FOR FLORENCE. Ten Thousand Ton* of Poleon Gae. Poison gna weighing 10,000 ton* waa A DELICIOUS FLAVOR The flavor of Florida Fruit Chewing ■ .i i„ Gum is simply delicious. Made by supplied to^tlie British orrme* In lh ® | FIf , er Try a p at .kagh today. All field In 1018. 1 dealers- 5c.—Adv. \ I * FOR SALE Strictly modern bungalow corner West Evans and 3 Harold streets facing'East. Highest elevation in Florence. Living room, two bed rooms, dining room, kitchen, pantry, screened back porch, bath and sleeping porch. Brand new and will sell right and give possession at once. If not sold in ten days will rent furnished for the summer. See M. C. Newbery owner, corner West Evans and Harold street. ■ > TODAY’S EVENTS. 4 4«.*4«** + 4> ♦ + ♦ « 4 4 4 Haday. vtftUl see the arrival of the maffi army of delegates and visitors to atteail the National Republican convention In Chicago. , : JBainbrldge Colby, Secretary of State, la to give the commencement addfees today at Carnegie Institute. Pittsburgh. The annual convention of the Can- adinn „ 4 , Manufacturers’ Association wttL'uifiet in British Columbia this week, with sessions in Victoria and Vancouver. The National convention of the Travelers* Protective Association is ex|Mcted 'to attract hundreds of visit ora to Portiant, Ore., this week. Tlw ‘fortieth annual convention of , tbe (Agnerfoan Federation of Labor witt. be-called to order in Montreal to dftjBJijr-President Samuel Gompers. , Tl»e North Oarolina Bankers’ Asso ciatton,-mettlng. in. annual convention today at Rocky Mount, will have Vfca 'PeeoMent Thomas R. Marshall is one of -the speakers. -The: ease of d«ek-Dempsey, heiivy- wejfht <pugillst champion, under in dictment-on draft evasion charge, is on the dpeket for trial In the Federal Bat-Ban -Francisco today. trkd of 159 defendants charg ed with y kidnapping m connection with the Bisbee l. W. W. deportations »tt *1917 la scheduled to begin today at ifo mbs tone, Arizona. The Pacific Mail Steamship com- Pdflpds 4o inaugurate a service be- twde* toe East and West coasts to- **r* rith the, departure of a steam ship from Baltimore tor Beattie. , CfandidaU’s tor united Bfetes sen ator, representatives, and State and epuntovOfficeiws are to be nominated in today’s general primary in Jpwa, Interest is confined to.the. Republican aa there -is no contest among ||« Democrats. 11 11" TOOTHACHE? FOR PROMPT RELIEF TAKE 2 TABLETS WITH WATER f*CG& GENUINE ASPIflihi TRACL MARK RcGlSTZREO * NON HABIT FORMING K Ford THE UNIVERSAL CAR w Let There Be No Discords If your Ford car is out of tune, there is undoubtedly, a very good reason for it. And (he best way to find that reason, and have* it remedied, is to jump iti and drive to our authc.rized Service station.’where ope of our mechanics who is inoroughly nc- qnuinled wiih the Ford rocitanfcisirt and who knows tie* Ford way to adjust or re pair yenr car. con tune it up in a garage that is properly equipped to give real Ford s < r\ !< e. Then, loo, we never usf* imitation parts—only tin* Genuine Ford-made, strong ::nd durulde. They wear from thirty to (cveiity-tive i>er cent long( i r Ilian the coun terfeit parts that a re softer and more cheap'r made, in fact it is dangerous Mo human life to ur.e imil.itinn patls. and it is not fair to vour Ford car or vour i-oclod hook. W( are a port of the gigantic Ford Servuc oignnizalioa whose purpose it is to srrve jin* owners of till Ford cars iind irtt-kr.; we htive more than a passing inttuesr in your ear. Prompt service given on all work—from a minor adjustment to a motor < vcrnaul. .Drive in and see Mu* facts for yourself—there’s too much money invested in your Foul card to miss connections with the authorized Ford ,d oalers. Crowell & Co, Florence, S. C. INSIST ON GENUINE FORD PARTS certainly said Mi rxei w-t' T - -/ The National Summer SuitJorMen -KEEP-KOOL Suits for men are tailored ' “by experts with the consummate skill that insures true comfort, good looks and long wear.—Sprightly patterns and lots of them. Also dark colors that don’t have to be laundered.—For comfort’s sake and your money’s sake, be surfe the KEEP-KOOL label is in the suit you buy. MADE ONLY BY °^House of Keep-K<h>« I j^Snellenburg Clothing Company' v'/i(/a(/c/p/iia and tzViui' For Sale by Florence Dry Goods Co. \ \ mm C AMRLS fit into your highest ciga rette ideals so quickly and you enjoy their refreshing flavor so keenly you’ll say they are the greatest ciga rette you ever smoked! And, you’re right! For, Camels have never been equalled in their quality which is as distinctive as their expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos. You will prefer Camels blend to either kind of tobacco smoked straight. Camels never tire your taste and they are satisfying to the limit because that desirable body is aJl there! And, what’s more, Camels leave r\> unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste nor unpleasant cigaretty odor. / ✓ Compare Camels with aii\ in the world at any price! R. J. REYNOLD: TOBACl O VO. W,ii.to,i ,,,Aj c V a! nti ihttL V - Jv '« f; tfif SJh- f V, - V . » *•* «■ i.- ■* .••-.*>;V - — . .. 7’-. ■*! f c C v V/-' ; • s'- ■ \ t 'Vad'Tri \ 1 ! '■( ' TV* i ■'* --41 i