The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, June 18, 1920, Image 6
THE FT^ORENrE DAluT TIMES FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 18. Ir20.
OPEIU HOUSE JlfUHEMi
SHOWING TODAY ONLY
Miss Elsie Janis
The A. E. F. Soldiers Friend
“The Imp”
Here is your first chance to see
the girl that everyone knew
only through her great work
‘OVERSEAS.” and this picture
pomes to us with a high reputa
tion of entertainment for every
one that sees it today.
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Altc Slim Summervil-e in a
good comedy.
SHOWING TOMORROW ONLY
William Hart and
Tom Mix
Only revival of BUCK JONES In
“Forbidden Trails”
Here is a* picture that all will
want to see again. If you love
something different then don’t
mis sthis.
Jack Dempsey in
“Daredevil Jack”
ALSO A ROOLIN'COMEDY.
Today
The Greatest Comedy Ever
Produced
“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 & 25c
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TOMORROW
A Reissue of (
“Old Wives For New”
Adapted from the book by
David Graham Phillips.
Those who saw this picture
before will remember what a
wonderful production it was
and will want to see it again.
If you have riot seen it, don't
miss this opportunity.
“Elmo The Mighty”
This is the best serial that has
played Florence. Don't miss the
las tchapter as it will be the
best of them all. 'j AJil
COMEDY.
Also a GEORGE OVEY
Authorized Dealers For—
Packard
Franklin
DARLINGTON MOTOR CO
Darlington, S. C.
HIGHEST HONORS PAID TO MRS.
TRACY BY NORTHWEST
ERN UNIVERSITY.
GREAT IMPORTANCE
Chicago. June 18.—The highest hen:FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO MAKE
ors among the 878 persons graduated | LEGAL FIGHT FOR DAM
today from Northwestern university REMOVAL,
were awarded to Mrs. Howard van S. j ■ ■■
Tracy, of Evanston, who took her baby (Wyatt A. Taylor.)
daughter to college with her and com ; _ , , . . 10 in
plated the four-year course in three , Co umbia^ June t 18 f -O f ' n
years. Mrs. Tracy was graduated with to ^ P ar
a degree of bachelor of arts. She said be be outcome o
she planned to return for her master’s he P “ rr
(leetee bla ’ in which the federal government
Besides going to college and caring wil1 ha 7 h th « P ^ r | ? v h p 0 p a,s 1 f n a i , "
for her baby, Mrs. Tracy did all her re ™ ve < 1 fr ™ \ h ? i
own housework. The baby was born ^ States District Attorney Krank H
Weston, of Columbia, was yesterdav
HERBERT iSiyE§ APPROVAL
j Washington June 18—Endorsing in
main the action of the Republican
National Convention Hubert Hoov
er, in a letter to friends which was
made public today after conferring
with Harding called •’e o’.-
ments of the -ij ,„.i ,ae Na
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four months after the mother entered
college in the fall of 1917.
Thq degree of doctor of laws was
conferred this morning on Sir Alex-
brdere'd by the Department of Justice
at Washington to institute suit to
have the dam removed, the allegation
being that i, interferes with the
Nerslty of Toronto, Dr. Frank Tans- 1 navigabi i ,, , ty fI ot a riv f r L the C ™f aree ’
sig. professor of economics, Harvard, i l” 10 wbicb the Brot,d fI ” WS at . Col ' m
arid Dr. Henry Taylor Terry, professor bia ’ . f tb « government wins this
of law eferitus of the Imperial Cnlver caae “ , wil1 se ' a piecaden t ? bi <h
will likeiy mean the ruination of many
ander Falconer, president of the Uni-|
MASONIC NOTICE
A Special Communlca
Mon of Hampton Lodge
Mo. 204, A. F. M. will
be held in the Blue
I odge Room, Masonic
». Temple building at 8!
! ^ o’clock on Friday even
Ing, June 18th.
f All members and visiting Crafts-
men are invited,
i Work In Fe.low Craft Degree
. H. K. Gi.lic-rt, ' J. B. Aiken
Secretary. Worshipful Master.
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sity of Tokio.
THIRD PARTY BREWING
iy mean the ruination ot many
other power plants of the country.
Mr. Weston was asked today as to
what his course would be in carrying
Chicago. 'June 18—Combination of cut the orders received fronf the at-
the labor party of the United States, torney general at Washington, and he
Committee of forty eight, single-tax replied that lie could not state at this
party and non-pailisan league of time. He corroborated the fact that
north-west will form the third party he had been ordered to institute the
to contest the Republicans and Dem case in equity, but he will have a
ocrats In tall elections, labor party number of conferences with the gov-
offioials predicted here today.
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Homes F or Sale
No. 17 West Pine, 7 rooms, lot 70x150.
No. 12 Lawson Street, 5 rooms, lot 50x112.
N0..601 West Evans, 8 rooms, lot 77x150.
We offer these homes at reasonable prices.
Let us show -them to you. \ ^
LUCAS & BRUNSON
Real Estate Brokers ^
32 1-2 West Evans Street Phone 386
FLORENCE, S. C.
MASTERS SALE
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of Florence
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
J. F. Staekley Company,
Plaintiff
— vs—
W. P. Rogers and Sumter Cof
fin and Casket Company
Defendants
Pursuant to an order of the Court
of Common Pleas in the case stated
above made by his Honor, S. W. G
Shipp, presiding Judge, and dated
June 11, 1920, I will sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, in
front of the Court House, at Florence
S. C., during the usual hours of sale,
on Monday, July 5, 1920, (Sales day)
the premises described below:
Aill that certain tract of land situ
ate in the county and state aforesaid,
in the Northern part of the city of
Florence, East of j:ie Cheraw and
Darlington railroad, measuring fifty
(50) feet front, more or less, and in
depth one hundred (100) feet, and
bounded as follows: North by lot
nosv or formerly of Rush;
South by lot now or rormerly of Mrs.
Nancy C. Crawford: West by lot
now or formerly of S. F. Williamson,
said lot having been conveyed t<o
Charlie Haynie hy R. McLenddn,
Sheriff of Florence county hy deed
dated Nov. 6, 1895.
Terms of sale, Cash; purchaser to
pay for papers..
H. A. BRUNSON,
Judge of Probate Acting Master
June 11, 1920.
eminent officials, it Is understood be
fore he takes anv step in the pro
ceedings. He will probably institute
Injunctions proceedings.
The Parr Shoals Power Company
operates the large electric plant at
Parr Shoals station thirty miles North
of Columbia. This plant furnishes
power for the city of Columbia and
for a number of other points in the
central part of the slate. Its removal
would work ruination to the industries
of the capital city and the winning
of the case would mean tne removal
j of dams at other points on the same
system of waters, it is stated.
Dr. Miles W. Maloney
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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.
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The courtesy, so characteristic of Cannon’s will be strictly adhearecj to and we respectfully solicit the con-
tifrued patronage of Mr. Cannon’s customers.
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THE MEN
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W. ARTHUR SNELLGROVE, General Manager.
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