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I h THE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES SATURDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE 3. 1922 f£F THE aMEKCE DUT TIMES Published Daily Except Sunday at Florence, S. C.» by BRUNSON 4 GARDINER Mason ,C. Brunson Editor Walter J. Johnson..Managing Editor Chas. 8. Gardiner..Businsais-Manager THE ANNUAL DELUGE Mi Bi 16 <04 tJZ *^ r -- SUBSCRIPTION RATES Payable In Advance One Week — $ .15 > Ora Month — —. .60 } Throe Montrs — 1..’5 ! Six Months * 3.b0 One Year — 6.00 To receive attention the,same day complaints from subscribers in the city must be made before seven o'clock. ‘ ,J ' , .. ~ ' jfoht i M ,0^ Entered ac second class ' matter at Florence, S. C. Member *of The Associatad Press The Associated frees * B exclusive ly entitled to the use for republica tion of ail news dispatches • redttcc 1 to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also to the local news pub Ushed herein. SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1922 A K Bia foe VJEOOlHQ B ltL , f °b. \G/?A0UaTi ( OdTpi]’ ION ] <1 V ;»> s ' To O GOWN etc > [SIR ERIC FAILS IN l ECONOMY PROGRAM London, June 3.—Sir Eric Geddes, ^ former First Lord of the Admiralty i and late? Minister of Transportation,: j whose latest activity has been at the head of a committee which sought a J reduction of lOO.OOIXOOfo pounds in the national expenditures, has com- | plained to the Sheffield Chamber of, [ Commerce of the way his “economy j axe” has been blunted by those heads i of governmental departments respon- ! sible for allotting the "ftioney to be expended by the various branches of, Classified ADVERTISEMENTS One Cent ) Word.' No Advertisement Taken For Less Than 2t"c. Cash In Advance. No Advertisement Taken Over the Telephone. One Insertion ........ - 6 25 Three Insertions .aO One Week (Six Insertions) ' — 1.00 | the public service. * i “You cannot g i i ou cynnot get industry going , right with the present load of debt 1 WANTED r~ '■& 1 3 9, k /, Tom Sims uxxr a 04» > A fool and his straw hat are soon sat upon. The trouble with a girl throwing herself at a man is she has to pick herself up afterward. AO?- < V ./vr* i , hanging round its neck,” he said. ‘‘It ; is strangling industry; the only thing { that matters in this country is to get 1 ■ down taxption or we die.” | Afer much study his committee had l made pronosais calculated to cut pub- i lie expenditure by the sum mentioned abbve, but tlics^ proposed reductions! were promptly reduced to 52,000,0i>0 j pounds. In the case of the navy, he J said, the committee had proposed aj reduction or 21,000,000 pounds, which involved no reduction in the number of fighting Ships or in the number of men. The naval authorities had only scon their way to save 4,000,000 pounds, though there was no likeli*. hood of the navy being involved in ! war in the near future. ✓ ‘‘Who shall blame Kir Erie that,! after his mortifying experience of; ‘practical’ politics and the insincerity | of the government’s will to economy?’, says the Star, '•he has decided to go 1 back to a commercial career Trade! WANTED—Shoe reDming. Work called ror and delivered. if you can get litticr wo*k dope in Flor ence we will repair your shoes free. Phone 719 W. Carolina Electric S ioo Shop, 03 East Evans St., next | to Palmetto Market. P. Guarinello, [ Proprietor. Ladies’ shoe shine I parlor in connection. i WANTED—You to nave your shoes , rebuilt (not cobbled) upon our j Goodyear Wells. Ordeis called for and delivered promptly. Floi'ciioe ) Stine i.euair i ht.u. I’none 103. I HAVE a few more pieces of house- Iio’iu furniture to disnosc of remark- aldy cheap. Two small white dress ers, two small tables, one kitchen table, hall mirror, twji rockers, some straight chairs, one set and irons, cot and mattress, one 3-4 Red Cross mattress and national spring, one excellent carpet, one cabinet sewing machine, two oil heaters, electric iron, live small rugs, hall tree, blankets, pillows, oriental couch cover, pictures, cut glass lamp and odd pieces of cut glass, two sets of books, liret Hart, and Foreign classical romances. Ad dress r.7 East Evans street. Phono 192-W. FOR KENT and manufacture may make mistakes hut they are undoubtedlv sincere in — their search for both elliciency and 1 WANTED—A nurse for invalid, economy. j p iy 130 West Evans street. Tlje average wage or clothing work-1 ers in Moscow and other industrial centres of Russia is 1 200.000 rubles ; a month. This is the amount set by tile trade union, and while it seems , enormous, it amounts to but $12 in 1 American money. WANTED—You to phone 71 or f!:vp a card tc 4o4 South Covington, r ( you want a home built .your old one 1 For RENT—Four room house, splen- repaired or remodeled, screening,! r ]jd condition, lights and water or an./ work in the carpenter s line. ! Apply 991, East Chevcs street or and we will give you prompt alien- ' Phone 7G1. t ion and dr it to please you. J. E ; " Taylor. Ap- FOR RENT—Nice- five room house, all modern conveniences. In best neighborhood of city. Dargan Hail lee Realty Co., Florence, S'. C. Phone 790. WANTED—To buy a few tons of clean rice, -vWheat, or oat straw, baled. Quote best prices F: O. II. Fred Germany and Co., Florence, S. C. FOR RENT—Two connecting rooms, unfurnished, suitable for light housekeeping, with all modern conveniences. Close in. Apply 15 South R. R. Ave. WANTED—Ladv or gentleman, agent ... . . to solicit and demonstrate. $6.90 * OR RENT-F our room house in good to $8.00 per day, either traveling «>r general, is notifying all the county . auditors that the state levy will be Doing a great fisherman is a handi-j seven aril one half mills this year, j cap in holding a job. A big desk and a preoccupied' air don’t make a boss. Lots of us can see how the styles have changed by comparing our suits with the new ones. West Point pole vaulter clears the bar at 13 feet. This should come to bandy during a raid. Ah Englishwoman has launched a cremation campaign; but there are lots |0f British not dead y^t, Tdxis or taxes; they cost a lot and don’| go far. seven for generr: purposes and one half mill for the Citadel under the act' of 1920. The regular three mill con- J sMtution levy is also called to the) attention of the auditors. Mr. tyun-; can regrets that he was -unable to make the levy lower, but found that it would be impossible to do so. BANISH ECONOMY IN COURT FUNCTIONS A conference between 4he governor arid the s'ate constables may be call ed within ths next few days, Gover nor Harvey indicated yesterday. The LORD CHAMBERLAIN LAYS DOWN THE RULES REGARDING THE WEARING OF TRAINS severe tax on the agility and skill of not a lew socially ambitious wo men. Queen Mc.ry is a very kind | woman and she would naturally wish to spare her sex making exhibitions of themselves. Hence she was in favor of the shorter length for trains. MINISTERS MUST I NOW ASSERT THEMSELVES local. Hotel. Call room 11 Mr. Fairchild. Commercial 1 | notice I A petition having-been filed in the I j office of ‘he County Superintendent ofj ) Education’s offb-p signed by more* than I I 1-.”. of the fr'-e-holdeis and voter ; of’ Sc-tiool District No. 21 rediiog for nil - ----.- ■ - ■ ( election to vote on the question of do*; <> f work e.th- crensing their special school tax by f> TIME is PART when THE PLEA OF ‘THE POOR OLD PREACH. Ef\" IS IN ORDER Atlantic City, N. J., June 3.—Ask Uondon, June 3.—:Economy is no longer to bo the keynote of court functions at Buckingham Palace. No mere ‘‘economy courts.” as they were governor I* giving the matter serious ( . alled( are to ba .- l hc<se W ere 1 1*® ma3r caI1 a *l l* 1 ® con ' established by their majesties alter i stables in to discuss better law cn- tbe war t0 -ygt fasitionablo society a foi cement. .1 he widespread preva- i nu< h needed example i/t curbing exr lonce of cr.me is causing, a good doa! travaganco. The seal 'of royal ap- i.ng pity for “tUo poor old preachor” of talk and the governor la anxious prowl has now again been bestowed is a “^ank injustice and only succeeds Ifivou doa’L believe thev Btill anil • 1° 8ee - to minimiz « Ike 0 n court trains. Indeed no women in gluing his position that much hnnHeir mil tho iin?nttflt aW vlc ^ a tlons can not be done. | can jje presented at Court who does more despised,” Rev. Dr. F. E. Smith oooueg. can me nospuan , ]jot wear lhein Gf C01 ,„ e as a n mn of Indianapolis, representing the t)is- onSno mon nr „ u nrn „ rn „, w i.ii d ntt, Contracts are to be awarded within the Lord Chamberlain cannot presur.o ciples of Christ, t-t'd the Annual Con- era itiaWo their own mnnav next 30 days for the erection of to be an expert on fashionable fern- ference of Interdenominational Secre- ™ new wing at the Baptist hospital inine dress, but it is one of his many tarles of Ministerial Relief of Pro- at Columbia, Dr. W. M. Whiteside, su- official duties to lay down the rules testant Churches here today, ppdntcndont, saul yesterday, a joint and regulations to which wemenmust “Time must be taken to educate meeting of the executive and building conformal the most exalted of court, the church as to the justice and committee Vari held’ yesterday and functions. " strategy of the care- of her workers,’ mills. An e’eet-'on is hereby ordered to be held at Effirghairi in said school district on Thursday, June 15 for vo’ ing on said question. Only those per sons who pay taxes on either mi' or personal property and who exhibit they tax receipts as required in gen- erjl elections will be allowed to vote Polls will open at 8 o'clock n. m. and close at 4 p. r\ Ey order of the Coun ty Board cf Educo M on. R. E. FfOWERS. C. E. McGEE. II. B. McCMJ, Trustees. WANTED—Ey experienced huib’er toj or brick or concrete. S. Bounds. WANTED—Salesman, $100.00 and commission to sol) guaranteed cord and fabric tires direct from factory at lowest prices. Good stock Tire Co, 1106 S. Mich. Ave., Chicago, 111. condition, electric lights and city water, garden all p’anted and grow ing nicely. Possession ;U once. Present tenant leaving city. Loca tion 711 Fills Ave. For further in- formaHon apply to Mrs. Isabel Al len, Pocalia Springs, Sumter, S. C. IY)R RENT—Several large rooms for storage purposes. Rent real cheap. \V. H. Hanhpn. Phone.889-J. Miny a woman reaps as her dress mak^r has sewn. The Treasury Department says it has found its funds; but it doesn’t say where. W|th malarip setting in, this is the time for all good lemons to. come to the ride of their country. Soriie think ’all picture shows arc immoral because that is the only kind they will go to see. It’s proper for pedestrians to s*and up for; their rights; but don’t try it in the middle of the street. Rubber balling suits are the latest. Maybe that’s so you can ritretch put on. the beach. ; - STATE HEWS J, K. Owens of Bennettsvllle, candi date for lieutenant governor: Samuel T. Carter, candidate for state ;treasur- er to succeed himself; and Frank A. McLeod of Sumter, candidate for so licitor frorii the Third Judicial circuit, all filed their pledges with Gen. Willie Joneri, treasurer of the state commit tee, yesterday. Mr. Carter and Mr. Owens also filed party pledges with the secretary of state. • Spaitrinburg has invited the sur vivors of the Twenty-seventh-division, holding thel^ annual reunion this week In New York City, to hold the fourth reunion next year on their olu training ground, Camp Wadsworth, at Spartanburg. plans for adopted. NOTICE TO CREDITORS United Siates District Court. Eastern DLtrlet of South Carolina, In Bankruptcy In tile Matter of Herbert S. White, Bankrupt To tho Creditors of said Bankrupt: Take notice that the above bank rupt has filed his petition for dis charge and that a hearing will he had the new building were That is one of the things for which he asserted in discussing ministerial thereon on the 14th day cf June 1922, WANTED—You to know, Mrs. Ed ward Ravenel will take orders for j infants outfits, single garments orj complete layettes, all ham’ work ! and hand embroidered. Call 514W. WANTED—Agents—Men, women to | handle* city trade and retail the original and genuine Walk in’s Pro-j ducts, Remedies, Extracts, Spices, Toilet Requisites, Household Spec-i ielties, Automobllb’ A’cfcessoriea. etc. Over 159 guaranteed prodmfs. | Oiy values are unequaled and Wat- kin’s quality is in a class by itself. Write today for free sairiplo and full retails of our offer and what it means to you. The J. R. Wat kins Co., Dept. 77, New York, N. Y. FOR RENT—Two furnished or un furnished rooms, connecting. With bath. Apply TtOD East Clieves street. i FOR RENT Two connecting rooms cn first floor furnished for light house keeping. Apply 105 South Warley Street. Phone 428.1. LOST he is paid $15 000 a, year. He has to pensions. be a peer besides to qualify for the “The business world has long ago Complete organiza’ion of the Nation- exalted office which is accounted faccopted the sound senso of suen pro- al Guard of South Carolina to the au- among the political plums that the vision. It is an awkward circumstance thorized maximum wiil be reached Prime Minister has to giva away. r J he that the church whose workers have next week, when an ambulance unit is present Lord Chamberlain is in the largely brought about such benefits perfected at Jefferson and a coast ar- top class of the peerage. He is the tillery companv at Lancaster, Adju- Duke of Atholl. tant General Grant announced yester- By restoring the court train he has lav. With ‘he oreaniza'tibn of these, earned thfc blessings of tho fashion- last two units South Caroli/ia will have able dressmakers. But they would 'aken up all its allotments for tho have lengthened their blessings if he fiscal year, ending June 30. tor the workers in business should last of all confer these benefits upon her own. “The preachers must learn to speak out, not for themselves as they mistakenly think, but for their com- SWEHSIICUKH TUE (HD DANCES had lengthened the trains. Before rades in service whose work is done. I the v/ar three yards was their rownki- The preacher while protecting him- I tion length, while Queen Victoria self, in his mod> Af y, from foolish i didn’t consider four yards too long, criticism, dpnics the only voice that i By the new reguKRions they need be can he raised on behalf of godly men only two yards in length and should anti women who have spent their all not extend more than 19 inches from in the ministry.” the heel of the wearer when standing. — I To walk Jiackwan’s before royalty Yellow has been for generatipns in a train three yards long without.ike favorite color of the high officials The supreme court yesterday hand ed down an opinion affirming the low er ctfrirt verdict of $14,000 for Annie Thronhill, as administratrix for her Ute husband, against Janies C. Davis, director general of railroads, as agent Undefr^he transportation act of 1920. The! Myrtle ’ corpolped, Of ed bjr j|ie secr< Beach Yacht club, In- Florence, Watr effiarter- secretary of state yesterday With, | capital stock of $25,000. Of- flcer4|ye: W.'»J. Wilkins, president; ft. S. yfysorv yice president)’C. W. Muldriw, secretary. PLAN GREAT CAMP FOR ONE THOUSAND OF THEM THIS .SUMMER Stockholm, June 3.—Swedish school children Of the province of Skaane this summer will learn the charming folk gart,et( and dancas in which their great-grahd sffes and mothers delight ed generations ago. At the same time the youngsters will keep up' their use ful Swedish gymnastics, without which no educational venture in this country Is made complete. Arrangements have been made for a summer camp on the estate of Bos- joekloster In Skaane, Southern Swe den, for 1,000 children and teachers to be conducted somewhat on tho same principle as an American recre ational camp for bovs and girls. Em-! phasis, however, will be laid ou per-1 petuating the folk games and dances. There has of late years been a defi-j nite and conscious movement abroad : In this country to revive interest In j the old national folk games and dances ; which for picturesqueness and whole-; somcness are regarded far superior to modern society dances. / getting tangled up in if, imposes a ot China. before said Court at Charleston, in said district at 11 o’clock in the fore noon, at which time and place ali creditors and other persons interested may aprear and show cause if any they have why the prayer of the said petitioner should not be granted. RICHARD \V. HUTSON. Clerk. LOST One cream colored Jersey cow with horns, weight about 800 lbs. Kinder notify J. E. Shuman. Rhone 848-J. Charles Dickens wrote a Lif ■ of C’l'h.t for h;,; chi’dron ainl h I defi nite les*rue! : oms that it should never ba puhli. hcd. ro;j sai F FOR SALE—One lull Mooderl Rhode Island It' d cock one year old. SetO’i. | Apply 516 South Dargan street or Phone 627. CANDIDATES CARDS PAID PCLmCAL ADVERTISE- MENTS FOR SALE—Ladv Baltimore Electric Maid Bake Shop. Cake. Coagiccs I hereby announce myself a can- Everett T rue By Condo HOTE-C- CJ- CLRK cfv/r/V T/V. COt- T>, /MpA S o7 VCz / sopatz /OR, FAR-/!H/4Y L-COK . nr o. /r r'>V 5iS; WCr - x :_-rx.4u $E4 m iffitr FLORA MACDONALD . GETS LARGE SUM capita,stock of $25,000. Of-' Red Springs, June 3.—The Carnegie Corporptipp of New. Yorjc. through its! acting president',;Henry S. Pritchett,, notified President Vardell, of Flora i Macdonald school, this morning of the! ^ The.state supreme court will enter- appropriation by the corporation of upon its last week of the spring term! $50,000 for the purpose of permanent next Monday when cases on the spec- tn d ow ntant. ial docket from the Seventh circuit! The gift is made contingent upon will be called at 3 o’clock In the after- the wearing of new funds to tho . called at 3 o’clock In the after noon!. aThe court will adjourn near the rind of the week, noi later than Fri- daf, l^ls believed, and probably earlier than' tjils. Vej$er E. Duncan, tnc comptroller! ln * P°a morninj Bibli Thought Fqr Toddy R M » ir | ’ * ^ board a EOtJSKESS PAY^:—Better prosente b acilli '»MM*80B«nwNr, rtran erenries Without right—Prov- ration by January 1, great mPi P J, amount of $150,000 1925. The news has brought gfeat rejoic ing and the 26th commencement Is made notjble by this- great gift, mak- endowmont of $350,000, body meeting this great enthusiasm, Rev.! Hlliams, member of tbej tees, from Greensboro, i lions ot appreciation By the ddfimi under-graduates plodg ippoit, ■ HH DO, S\R. * Thi^ (s how 1 3=0 l'.'. mw> * i =y r: NOTICE TO ALL OPERATORS OF MOTOR VEHICLES FOR HIRE: All persons*, firms and/corporations now operating or proposing to oper ate for hire any motor vehicle on tho public highway of this State, are here by required to apply to the Railroad Commission of South Carolina, Colum bia, S. C. for permission to operate, subject to the rules and regulations prescribed by the Railroad -Commis sion, under the power vested in said Commission by Acts of the General Assembly of South Carolina, requir ing Uiat such utilities be regulated ey the flailroad Commission. After July 1st, 1922, it will be ille gal to operate suen motor vehicle; without ’ such permit. FRANK W. SHEALY, J. P. DARBY, Chairman. Secretary. 1 FOR SALE—Millions Porto Rico, Nancy Hall, and Early Triumph po- Miss Florence Barnwell PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Has Moved Her Office to Room 602-603 Skyscraper Phono 831 A. M. STRICKLAND Audits Systems Tax Returns Room 15, Williamson Bldg. FLORENCE Postoffice Box 366 Telephone Noe. 732 and 413-W. * U B L I C ACCOUNTANT Congressional District, i-.stf.jc'-t to the rules ot ihe Democratic partv. U. T. HUGHES. tato plants at 75c per 10Oq FOB I hereby announce myself a cqidi- \aldostn. Dorris Plant Co., Val- late for Congress from the Sixth Con- dosta. Ga. j. ! jre.ssion.il District, niihject to the rules 1 ‘ of the Democratic party. MISCELLANEOUS J. F. PATE. \YE CAN NICKLE PLATE—Your automobile radiators, head light reflector.-, soot light and bumpers. Never junk a piece of metal because it looks bad. we can replate it. Co-T^ Jr:injr ^ lumbla Electro Plating Works, llill, Taylor street, Columbia, S. C. I hereby announce myaelf a candid ate for re-election to Congress irotn the Ki<.‘h Congressional District sub ject to the rules of the Denionatic PHILIP II. STOLL. GET A MONEY MAKING education. We assure you of a real opportun ity td get a money making educa tion in the shortest possible time at the least possible co^t. Day and night classes. Tho Metre Business College, Florence, S. C. 1 hereby announce myself a uandi- rate lor Congress fiom tho Sixth District, subject to tho rules of tho Democratic party. A. II. CASQUE. I hereby announce myself a candi date for congress Jrom the sixth Congressional District, subject to the PRIVATE BOARD—Good location,, ru,cs th ® »*-'«i“Tutic delightful rooms, excellent meals J IL BARRINGER, rates reasonable. Mrs. W. O. Jor!j dan, Box 715, Hendersonville, N. C. CALL Carolina Bldg. M^t. Co., for prices on all building material's, paints, varnishes, enamels etc. 788-W, 22 East Cedar street. The Palmetto Cafe WHERE GOOD FOOD IS SERVED The Price Is Right The Service the Best. 26 N; Daraan St. Phone 629. IF YOU are going to paint your house, Phone 788-W. The Carolina Bldg. Mat. Co., for expert paint man to call on you and give you estimate, i SEWING MACHINES and Victrolasi especially radiators repaired by R.! H. Bradwcll. Phone 769. Address : 20 South Churcli street. * Solicitor T hereby announrt. in’'solf as a can didate. for the office of solicitor cf the Twelfth Judici.i! Circuit of South Carolina, suhjee; to Hit rules of the Oemociunc primary. C. W. MULLROW. Senate 1 hereby announce myself a candi date for the State Senate from Flor ence County, subject to iko rules of the Democratic primary. A. CLYDE ELLER BE. Hou:e cf Representatives Subject to the rules of tho Demo cratic party, I am a candidate for ** • Drue well sharpens. j n tf 1(} pon-e of n pn sentatives m and adjusts lawri-^rjowers. All Hoiith Furolina and solicit your sup NOTICE—R. work guaranteed. Give mo a trial. Phono 769. fa'hop 20 South Church street, Florence, S. C. port in the approaching ^rlmartes. W. J. REV ELL. LADIES GUARANTEED—Silk ho,:o' for $1.00. Friday and Saturday at the Little Shop 15 East Evans street. :r' v ST IMPSON Automatic Computing SCALES The best 25 years ago—The bes! today. When better scales are made Stimpson will make them. Phoriri 908-V f lorerice, S. C. FLOWERS FOR COMMENCEMENT —Beautiful fresh roses, carnations, 1 sweet peas and gladioli. Get our prices for they aro reasonable au 1 place your order at the Flower Shop/ Phone 911, aistt SPECIAL* FOR FRIDAY—anl Satur-j day, sale of ladies guaranteed silk, hose for $1.00 at the Little Shop, 15 East Evans street. i FUN for the kiddies at the Episcopal Parish House pn Wednesday alt '.r.- ntton from five until eight o’riiock. Feed tho Lemon Lady. Small ad mission fee. 'j ' 1 WE'LL WARRANT WHEN OUR WORK YOU'VE TRIED THAT YOU WILL BE - QUITE i5ATISPIED! tSACLe f?% so PHONE SK J V ;