The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, February 16, 1922, Image 5
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THE FLORENCE DAILY
After more than twenty >«ar- worh
ntnonRst lunatics, an EdiiiUmrh doc
tor has coma to the comliisldii'' that
many forms of insanity arc caused by
the action of microbes.
CAROLINA MEMBERS
CHANGE FRONT
MAJORITY FAVOR THE SOLDIERS
BONUS TODA/ WHERE THEY
OPPOSED IT LAST YEAR
says he will vote for the bill unless
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the obj.'ct nnablo tax provisiong pre
vent him from ^oliij; so.
“So after all it Is only Representa
tive Dominick and Senator Dial who
OPERA
HOUSE
i, Feb. 17
Friday,
There Is No Use In Talking
They Do Exist
WHAT? WHY—
THE GOOD BAD WIFE
SHE’S FULL OF TEMPER
WENT AND CHARACTER
Husbands — Wives — Sweet
hearts — Other Wives — ali
Want To Know About Her.
With an all star cast including
Dorothy Green, Sidney Mason.
Adapted from “The Wild
Fawn” by Mary Imlay Taylor
have come out openly a;;ainst the
bonus hill.
■ “While the repres mtativei fron’
, South Carolina remember that the
| American Legion of their state went
; on record against the bonus they sa>
this was done some time ago and thai
soldiers* banns, conditions have grown worse since
According to the Washington cor
respondent of the Columbia Recor*.
; tile South Carolina delgation in con
gress has suffered a change of heart
| with respect to tiic
’be change in attitude Having come I that time with the result that ex-sen
•bout since last year. 1 e won In South Carolina are in want
Says the correspondent: 1 and need. It is claimed that many
“The South Carolina delegation in loiters from indk iduals and fo*’
rongrmis appears to have suffered a legion po ts have been received ask
Complete reversal of form on the ^dl-J iug support for the buUun.
dievs* bonus. Not n year ago the dele
gation was solidly
e-dust the bonus
and
and
Representative Stevenson does nr
unflinchingly believe the bonus bill should Usel
showed thia! carry the -?venue ra.sing pro.isio.
jby an unanimous vote. Yesterday of-' 'at that this rrorcy should be raise,
ffemcoh yottr corres:xmdent was able 1/ a separate bill: placing tlm rev
to find only two mob in all the rti”^ ' ’e provisions in Hie li'miis bill woulu
who were apparently onpo-ed to the j t ’nount he thinks it *i inglng a ha'-g
ACTIVE
Daughter* of
Ho
'.y r ■f’HDR^DAY AFTFPirCCN, FEERUARY 1G, 1922.
'*'«*“* inwws’witm mvavimiwu
IN MANY FIELDS.
Former Prcs dcnta 3t:iij
Public Eye.
d
From Omaha Woi lit llerald.
Eight girls, whoc.' fathers
reins of govotuniont In the
bonus. Senator Dial and
! tive I'om.niek of Newberry. The others
! v.-c o all ‘•Inclined’’ towan’. the bonus
1 except Representative Dyrnes of Alk-
! on, who said he had not yet made up
, his mind.
j ‘‘The delegation bns changed its
complexion very slightly from last
| year. Representatives Logan of Char
1 lest on. MoSwain of Greenville a:v»
soldi, 's neck, sb tha
pvorvbody tliaf. had to nay trt”t
Would blame t!i6 exservlee man as
ONE MORE TREATY NEEDED.
When we entered the war. Dr. Herb:
was one of the first paysicians to n-
spend to Dr. Dlakc’s aljpeal for si.
Mirgcans and one pathologist to g
oversaas immediately. Mrs. Darby a<
held Wei i-nmpanied and worked ta the Amer-
1 ..Sc f \» can hospital at Neuiiiy as a voluntoo
decades, today h ok back iv on fall | nurse. They ,cn f-e.-r 6 montliss,!,.
lives. .] ^on, Uicbaru, Jr., with the Rooscvtd
As Alice Roorevelt. Mrs. Nicholas; faniily at Oyster Hay. Mrs. Derby i.
Longworth-wV; easily the most das’i- « faplendnl type of athletic girl, takin,
irg White House girl since tin times [ a lead in ten is, riding and golf,
of Dolly Made on. y; c . V /aS chic, orig-j Jessie Wilson, tlie second daughter
inal and uir.!!.,, Her cos uines at netof Woodrow Wilson, is of a more re
ed general aUenfon no less than her luring nature than her sister’s. She is
irdependenC3 «.f tv.a n r and scorn of: the wile if Francis Lowe S.iyrc, pro
conventional rule . m l.nmion sic 1 lessor at ilrowa university, and is iii
was hailed as t.i« mo t daringly free f tercsted in the college life of the town
young Ametl(_. M woman lionized by | k.
the society of the English cipittl. l n i SELECT SHRUBS.
the war she turned over her home to.
,1'e Red Cro-s a-.d did notable relief) Now is the time to select those j
work. • j shrubs that you are going to set out |
Esher Clevc'ar.d, who her rm- fv arquml the house and around the hor-|
•nous the woriil over as ti:o “White ders of the lawn in the siring. Just*
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COLUMBIA THEATRE
Ootafitbia, S. C.
MONDAY*, FEB. 27, ONE
NIGHT ONLY
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
$S,500 GUARANTEED ATTRACTION
MAIL ORDERS NOW
PRICES: $4.00, $3.00, $2.50, $2.00, $1.00
Plus War Tax
House baby,’ is now Mrs. William Sid- allow your imagination to work a lit-)
’icy Bence Co niiuet, wile ef a D. R. tie and remember how the promises)
O. of the Cold sream guards, Dnrlrg looked las. summer and l;ow the ap-)
’he war Miss I'i -el nd went nbro:d! pcarance could be improved. Then]
nd engaged In v.n,- relief and w.m aa- t-vt a nursery e’Ualog and make your!
[ . signed asjrnir-j! to the Dunetan ivir.ie selection of plants.—Farm Life.
It is nearly seven years since the 1 for hlindo'TfB^TT -s in I o :do’i. Rt> — I
i I us-ter.ia was sunk. Yet rot ou-jilrrt met Cap!|:in Eosurhiuet in SwR-) NOTICE,
j American claim on Ge-manv gro vom; rert.-ind. ‘ J The Lnther Leagf.e of St. Luke’s T/t 1
i°"t °f ,th A crime hr.s been settled i Miss Clcvcl’ iid was one of the few Gu ran Ciitirch will g'vo a nieasuring 1
Fulmer of North being the only new , Tim Susrcx was ter -odned in the women to go t« ,lm nctinl scene of the ^ orty tonight at the home nf Mr. urn )
i men. But there has e'>rtainlv been a i Channel in 191«. For American losses J battle of the Sm-mm. vi--.it lug tlm bat-
; strong change of mind as far as the j consequent upon it the German Gov-j Me lie d under a-c ia! permit
| bonus goes. | eminent of that time virtual’y admit-) French govenii:mt mid
“Renato'- Dial sticks to his forme-,ted liability. Yet not.one ef the suf-uler fire as she .,t
position that he does not bcUeve in]f,.mrs therehv has bean compensated, factm-v that inn ,| „
.the horns and even said today he nw , There must l> • literally thousands of
sulered It would he an Insult to the valid American c-Vms growing out of
sold iers and mi wise from an eco-o-'. i ( , amaRe5 . wrought by German sabmar-
IsSms^’e'favm- th-hoSRTt (?nlmir S WayS ’ ' U 'l th °- ^ nte !"‘>w the wife ef l-ei j. Mann’ng.i inch over number ef feet will be
maTe into law wdthont biin’ening th- I t« C m I r t Hf t Dp ll a 0W2r ' SS t0 0,rcr ^ the distill charged. All welcome,
people down with taxes. , n]) Cll,ze,ia ’
"In fact tlie tax schemes which the
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first hand tlie
ml Imr patients.
Helen Tati'v Acocrnplishments.
Mrs. F. P. Holman, 19 Kuker Avo. All
memhers are urged to be present, also
friends of the League will he cordially
welcomed', Tlie party will be in keep
ing with the Valentine season, a nb-e
musical programme liar, been arranged
: i
Mirs-JIekinT'it. ri-,m.iit(-r of former i a s well as good reading and game.?.
President Wltliam Howard Taft, i? Five cents each foot and a penny an
reason is well known.
••on li;
1 Mpn of being Mi
Having),f famous Ur.'M M.nvi
;est president i
college. She!
mi
S. 2hCuroh
presents
presents
ImowA
Jhc Incomparable
i and her
BALLET
BgSSE
Entire
&*aris-Jondon
organization and A
SYMPHONY
OltgHESTIQV
^11 f^rders Filled in Order Received
Wken Sent With a Guaranteed Re-
nittance and Self-addressed
Envelope to— ,r
BROWN & PROPST, Mgrs.
failed to ratify the Versailles treaty,; WO n the fiWHTi’e'arship i t that
ways and means committee proposes ,,, 7/ i ’ ‘ % 1 ' ' the nin-TT.,.h,r-’hip it that insM-i Hirsunnt.
seem to constitute the chief objection i 1 U " i 1 tc ! 1 S ntc i s t Govermnent.lms notion fe r Penns l arja and tile south ‘^w, notice,
tin South Carol in a members have |o 1 'V' V ' hr f1,R matter up for set- stabm. A star in histnrv. eeumun-1 imdersigiiei
the bonus bill. They do not sav a «v > tk ^ cnt wlU .‘ (3, ' n nany. This was ex-,^ and politer. She rdodi-d hi to.y with the S
mero thal tlio bonus i-< wromr in 'd'? illy admitted in the Senste a few jj Yale ami nil; liliod at tlie same time I Garolirn, at
i.tic sum
days atm by S nator Ledge. He stat-| for a j ):K .|,pi nr ,
-d that it would be necessary to nego
itiPe ,aa added -treaty with Germany
lie fore all these el Mms could he ad
judlcated. Tint h dug so, no time
should he lost In doing it. The coun
try doesn’t want the American claims
mere »h-,f the bonus is wrong* in J ! 1 ,1 ’. < .' iUy _?' , , ,nit jl e ‘ 1 . 1" f c,,3tR i 1 ] at Yale and qji
Principle. Their argument is nealns
o-mvniis taxes to pay for the coinuea-
satlon.
i “Ronre-cnt-ifive Fulmer takes the
stand that there should certainly ho
no taxes that would mean, an injury
to the people at large. Like the other
South Carolinians he wants to study i 0 * Ftl-l to go unliquidated for nearly a
the hill closely before he votes on it. j e-mturv, as was the case with the
‘‘Peprcsoutative MeSwnin, an ex-) famous Flench claims. — New York
service man, is in favor of a bonus in ' Time ’.
principle hut thinks the money should i t —
Mime from a bond sale and not from NEW FASHION FROM GERMANY
taxation.
“Representative Stevenson rf rim
raw is another man who will hack
the bill if it does not contain ‘obnox
ious taxation.’ He said yesterdav-af
ternoon he had changed his position
from last year for more than one rea
son. largely because the former sol-
NOTICE.
Pursuant to the requirements of
is hereby given that the
will file tlnv’r Dc'daration I
diary of State of South)
d at the same time | Faroiiaa, alter expiration of three (3)
ts decree, till ing days notice a d will mike application
her White Hons; u >v she was a home) f ' ,r « (’barter for the Lake City Coca
girl nf mh li no diriiy. | Cda Bo’tling Company, tlie proposed.
Elizabeth lie -i on daughter of ]' 11 'l M,r ation, the princp al place of
Peuf.amtn Dai riee’’. married James business of the said corporation will
Dtnli’e Walker. .Ir., grandnephew Lake City, S. C. The general na
James (!. Blaine. ] ture of the hiislness proposed to lie
Flf/aheth Hnriisen raeived the de.j<I"tio by the slid corporation 's that
greo of haehelor of • eieiu-e from New ' f general bottling husiues s. The cap-
York university and was admitted to) P M stock of said corporation xvill he
tlie bar in 1919. :Vn.> is *, memlier of $-’D,000.<iO, divided into Two Mundred
Min »>ar of New v,.-1; mid I’di ina. and Fifty (2.*>«) shares of the par
Miss Eleanor W’l-on. now Mi: . W : 1 1 of One Ihuulvcd ($109.00) Doi
From the St. I .on is Star.
Hugo Stinnes, the industrial coles- 1
mis of Germany, has recently bought
back from Englan-I a number of liners
confiscated during the war. His most
recent purchase, a 21.000 ton steamer,
he has christened the "Ka>’i Legion.’’
was
materially i l ars each.
dio-s in South Carolina were in finan ) after a famous German
eial distress. j Has he started a fashion? Mav we
•’Representative I oean thinks the yet have the ste^l corporation brek
ex service men am due a reward but ing a beaker champagne over the
realizes too the objection that will he hews of the “W". Z. Foster” or tbe|
ma''e by husincss interests against,‘‘Alexander Howat.V or the Standard , and convincing peaker.
certain taxes and by the people in Oil greasing the ways for the tanke-
gereral against others. | • Eninia Goldman” or the “Wjlllam D.
“Representative Stoll of Kingstree 1 Haywood?”
Fam Gibbs Me.'d
h'dnful in boostliu: th' sales of Lih-i Notice is further given that a meet
erty bonds. Sim went over the conn-1 of the subscribers of capital stock
try. addressing w.mum's n-eeting!; and (be prevosi-d < orporation will be
urging women to • i.e un the bond :. Itold at the offices of tlie Farmers »V:
Hr- effortR are ! to have add 'd ifi Merchants National Bank at Lake
million dollars m the tolal. She 1s](Mty, S. C„ at elevea ((11) o’clock A.
labor leader 'interested in the Hoy Scout movement -d- on February IKth. 1922, when the
1 and usually pi^Ls in an appearance at j oiTanization of the said corporation i
the big encampp e»ts. j will bo completed and the facts ccrti |
Mif s" Ma' ^t -t P’ilson. ex-Hrcsb’e-t lied to the Secretary of State.
Wd op’s e(desj)> <k- ,,, gh , <r, is a hold T. J. COTTINGHAM.!
Ethol Roosevelt, youngest daughter
of the late Theednre Roosevelt, is
now the wife yf Dr. Richard Derby.
J. T. ROBERTSON.
A. A. MUNN.
Florence, S. C.
Februray 15, 1922
Th ? Ford One-Ton Truck first made its appeal
to the f irmer and the merchant because o! the
merits of Ford Cars. And it made its wonde-ful
reputation and. ffreat sales record because it lived
up to every claim made for it.
The re'iable Ford Motor, the r.pecirl Ford steel
chwds, the alum num bronze worm-drive, all
combine to produce a truck cf unusual power,
capacity and strength — a truck that lasts in
service; a truck that solves the haulage problem
at a very small operating and upkeep expense,
hence the demand for the Ford One-Ten Truck
is constantly on the increase.
For the good cf your business, whether it be
farming, merchandising or manufacturing, you
should come in and look over the Ford One-Ton
Truck—NOW!
IMPORTANT
Wo are prepared P> furnish the Ford Truck equipped
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The Special Gearing increases the speed of the truck
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Values up to $35.00, your lucky
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Second Day At Walker’s. ThouVf ands who clamored in vain for ad
mittance yesterday, were admittLed today. Many buy collars,
shirts and underwear in dozen 1<J> ts. The more they buy the more
they save.
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SPECIALS
Arrow and Lion Stiff Collars
10 for $1.00
Soft Collars 13c each
2 for 25c
One lot Union Su its . 75c*
75 dozen Handkerchiefs, exactly -
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half price.
$2 Work Shirts 98c
John B. Stetson Derbies $2.00 j
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$2 Caps 98c ' •
$3 Caps $1.48
$3 Dress Gloves .. $1 48
$1.50 Neckwear 75c
75c Neckwear *. 35c
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