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THE FLORENCE DAluT TIMES THURSDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE 17. 1920. m HOUSE SHOWING TODAY ONLY Marie Doro in “Twelve—Ten” IT S A THRILLER YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS—Beautiful Marie Doro will please you more In this picture than any that you have seen lately. It has Ro mance, Thrill* and Myate r y. Also Joe Rock in One of those big “V” comedies SHOWING TOMORROW ONLY The A. Et F. Soldiers Friend Miss Elsie Janis in “The Imp” Love, Romance and Adventure Behind the Burglar's Mack The story of a girl with a double personality—Shes a female “Dr. Jekyl and Mr. Hyde" or either “Jimmy Valentine." Boy's dont mis sthis. You will enjoy E. J. as much as you dm v/hen >ou say her overseas. Also Slim Summerville in a good comedy. OIWDIHUTHE (The Coolest Spot In Town) Music by SEVEN piece Or chestra Prof. E. Barbey, Director. Today Pauline Frederick in “Bonds of Love” A highly emotional pnd, dra matic picture with Miss Fred erick In the most important rolo of her career. Also one of the Western Rail- read stories The Overlaid Express featuring Helen Gibson^ _ TOMORROW The Greatest Comedy, Ever Produced 1 “Tillie’s Punctured Romance” featuring Charlie Chaplin Marie Dressier and Ma bel Normand It is a side-splitting, rip-roaring comedy with a million laughs. DON’T MISS IT. Regular admission 10, 15 &. ' ARRESTS MADE IN LYNCHING CASE GRAND JURY BEGINS INVESTIGA- I TION IN DULUTH TODAY. ■ i I Duluth, June' 17.—The first arrests for complicity i ntho lynching of three negroes here on Tuesday night are ex pected today, when a special grand ^Jury meets to investigate the crime. Fourteen negroes are in Jail in connec tion with the assault on a white girl Monday which resulted in the lynch- ings. BOUND MAN .TO RAILROAD TRACK oc HORRIBLE DEED COMMITTED BY OUTLAWS IN MISSOURI. Excelsior Springs. Mo.. June 17.— I George Cnderwood is in a hospita’ V.oday minus his left hand and foot. Posses.sought two men who Under wood said robbed and bound him t a railroad track. Underwood managei to free his right arm ard leg .just before the train ran over him. QUEEN MARY TALKS ! suicide pact fails ABOUT HER JOB Woman is Saved But Man Goes to NOT ON EASY TO BE SUCCESSFUL QUEEN. His Death Alone. Mixture of Civilizations. Key West, Fla., is a quaint mixture of American and Lntln-Ameriean civi lization, with about equal parts of each, Harry A. Franck writes in the North are frankly considered foreign ers by the Cubanlsed rank and file. I Hilo. Island of Hawaii, June 17.' —* ‘Strapped together as they lean°»1 into > pimtury Magazine. The Spanish tongue Bucharest, June 17—“How to be a the sea to fulfill a d''"’’’ heard there fully as often as Eng- rnccessml queen?’ said Queen Mary ‘Uye T'a’in ,. . >.e • ut North | |j sh , and, m in the towns along the * if Rumania repeating the question of Kona a. u .• .lak.no Rukuyama, wifo Mexican border the official tongue Is he correspondent , , , , ;n~;W Japanese, partly failed in hillngual( a - d ’Americans from the Why it is something of a trade to their endeavor. Tafaburo was drown- >e a queen, and the chief implements ed but the woman was pulled from f the trade are courage and courte- the surf by W. PinenaUa. jailer of y. smile when your head is aching/; North Kohala. ;mile when you are ready to drop Hnehaka 8aw the pair with ankles rom fatigue and worry, smile when and bodies leap as one into the sea ill Is going wrong, smile at good from the rocks below Hawi on the lews and at bad news! Always keep North Kohala coast. He scrambled * jourself interested in others. . No- down to the water's edge Just as the;* matter how great may be the strain tide washed the woman back to shore, j % >n your pitience wtsen talking or lis- the bonds that tied her to her com-!* ening to a. bore, make him or her panion having broken. f hink »hat you think the conversation I a*er Tafahuro’s body was recov- * "s vital. Never think of your person- ored by Hawaiian divers. | J nl troubles but those of your country.! The woman's infant child, wrapped ! * don’t even ow n up when I know that In her obi, or girdle was found hang ! J don't know a thine: but I always go ing in a tre not far from the spot j v nit and find out all about this un- w-here she had failed in her attempt IT mown subject.” I at suicide. ' {[ Ask anybody, peasant or poPtician — £ Dr. Miles W. Maloney OPTOMETRIST Eyes examined, glasses fitted. Sulzbachen, up stairs Entrance through store. Rate Conference Postpdned To June 23 vho rules Rumanii, and they will look it you with eyes wide open in sur- rise and say: “Why, the Queen of course." Queen Mary is the scene-shifter, the silken hand, the power behind the throne of King Ferdinand every min ute. Since she came out from Eng land nearly 25 years ago. she has been PLOWDEN NOW SHERIFF BEFORE TheShabby sur- Authorized Dealers For— Packard Franklin DARLINGTON MOTOR CO Darlington, S. C. (Wyatt A. Taylor.) o | Columbia. June 17.—The conference learning this trade of being queen, and j I of South Carolina Chambers of Coni- now she has been at tt for more than 11 tnerce Representatives on freight i five years in place of Carfen Sylva. I lates, which was to have been held! and she has made it her business to Governor Cooper yesterday named f E. R. Plowden sheriff of Clarendon county, to 111! out the unexpireb j * term of E- B- Gamble, deceased. Mi | Plow’den was recommend 'd by all ] X Upstairs over Ideal Filling Station members of Clarendon county ,dele i * Dilapidated tops on your car can be made to lit and look like new—at lit tle cost. We repair, recov er, and restore tops— you'll be pleasantly prised at the low cost of your job. ('•et our figures on it tu- day. FLORENCE AUTO TOP AND PAINT SHOP 103 E. Evans St gat ion. mwiwmm ! «. ***** II West Pine Street lust ofl Dargan. Seven room, two story residence. ] las recently been repainted and is in excellent con dition. Let us show you this attractive home. LUCAS & BRUNSON Real Estate Brokers 32 1-2 West Evans Street Phone 386 in Columbia a week ago. but which !postponed on account of the In- : ability of Matthe.w Hale, of Washing- j ton, president of the South Atlantic 1 Stales Association, to attend, is to be held in Columbia on the 23rd. and no tices have been sent today by G. R. I Cooper, chairman of the -Jouth Caro lina committee, to every chamber of Commerce in the state, asking that representatives he sent to the meet ing in Columbia nert week. Matthew Hale has written Mr. Coop er that he will he here for this con ference. the purpose or which is to launch a campaign for rates for the Southeast that are proportionate to rates given to other sections. Oppo- ’sition will be made to discrimination against the Southeast. know her country and her people. 4 »##***###*##*##*##*##########*#***#« **************** After the Night, the Morning. The eternal stars shine out as soon as it Is dnrk enough;—Carlyle. MASONIC NOTICE A Special Communica Uon of Hampton l/Ode r No. 204, A. F. M. will be held in the Blue Lodge Room, Masonic Temple building at 8 o’clock on Frldajf even ing. June ISth. All members and visiting Crafts men are invited. Work in Fellow Craft Degree H. K. Gilbert. J. B. Aiken Secretary. Worshipful Master Fertilizer^Men At White Sulphur Springs | Florence Times Bureau, Wyatt > Taylor, Correspondent. DARGAN Columbia June 17—Every fertilizer company doing business in the stale will have delegations at the twenty j seventh annua) convention of the' National Fertilizer Association, to be held at White Sulphur Springs, W. Va„ beginning next Monday and con' tinning through Friday. A number of fertilizer men of Columbia will at-| :end and Charleston will have a large lelegation. The Southern Fertilizer i Association will meet at the same- time. The program for this gathering is very attractive. There will be a num ber of social and athleteic features, is well as business sessions. W. P. 1. Harding, governor of the federal reserve hoard, is to be one of tbe speakers. The fertilizer association >f Gre^at Britain 1 will have two dole- tales at the convention, these being Walter G. T. Packard and William A. Short. The fertilizer m'"i v Ml enioy a mun •er of dances at the famous Virgini resort; there will be a baseball game jetween a team of Southern fertili- ■■er men and a team of men from the North. There will also be a golf tournament, and a trap shooting tour lament. - HARLLEE REALTY SERVICE STOP PAYING RENT We Will Build a Home for You on Your own Lot Accord ing to Your Own Plans and Specifications. THE MAN WHO IS WAITING FOR A DROP IN PRICES FOOLS NO ONE BUT HIMSELF Call and Let Us Explain Our Wonderful Home Building Proposition, "WE DO IT QUICK” Dargan-Harllee 'Realty & Development Co. McCALL BUILDING FLORENCE. S. C. PHONE 79b ^ SHOP SUCCESSOR TO f 4% f Will Open Saturday June *1, T ♦I* In announcing the opening of The Men’s Shop the management wished to assure the men and young men of Florence that it will be their constant effort to carry at all times a complete line of furnishings and clothing, and to render the best of service. T 1 The courtesy, so characteristic of Cannon’s will be strictly adheared to and wc respectfully solicit the con tinned patronage of Mr. Cannon’s customers. THE SHOP W. ARTHUR SNELLGROVE, General Manager. i'lrf TTyiii liPi /