The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, June 03, 1922, Image 6

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SATVRDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 3, 1922 *» !*-**•? ^' THE PLQRENCK..MILY TIMES OPERA HOUSE “COOLEST SPOT IN TOWN" SHOWS START PROMPTLY i, 4:40, 6:20, 8 and 9:40. TODAY Hoot Gibson in “ACTION" The big thrlll-a-minute western feature of friendship and fight, Jove and laughter. A brand new type of western entertainment, and one that will hit the hign mark. ,* j EDDIE POLO v in “THE SECRET FOUR" LARRY SEMON in “BETWEEN THE ACTS” Monday Corine Griffith In “ISLAND WIVES" A nlr.tur* that will show that a true loving wife will follow her husband from one end of the world to tho other—wonder, ful downs and settings. Harold Lloyd Comedy—Rathe News. 0’ THEATRE SCHEDULE 3, 4:35. fi:10. 7:45 and 9:20 TODAY On account of the rain and the High School Commencement yesterday, we are repeating to* day CHARLIE CHAPLIN lit his latest two reel comedy t scream “PAY DAY" Also DUSTIN FARNUM In “STRANGE IDOLS" A MUTT AND JEFF COMEDY and the 15th chapter of “WITH STANLEY IN AFRICA" , MONDAY , g j Doris Is a Plapper— . n 1 A Fat Man she must Wedf Then take him to the altari She’d rather—much-^ BE DEAD! Mil Doris is a flapper—< 1 ” Her eyes a Nice Youth spied, But the Fat Man still pursued her, And Dainty Doris cried. , Doris is a Flapper— And If YOU want to know, How she finally got her hubby, Just SEE her latest showl DORIS MAY In “GAY AND DEVILISH" the smartest comedy of the season. China Ware 31 piece sets, Japanese china - $7.= 50 piece dinner set - - - $io.m Open Stock—Gold Band—Large Stock McCown Hardware Co. “Guaranteed bv McCown.” CALL ON 0. V. KING LUMBER CO. FOR Rough or Dressed Lumber, Sashes, Doors, Laths, Shingles, Drick, Etc. •> Cypress Stock for Fencing Heart Rift Flooring We handle the famous “Waccamaw” machine dressed shingle, door sash, and finish for PERKINS ♦ MFG. CO., Augusta, Ga. Get Our Prices! BROTHER REPORTED TINE SCHOOL HOUSE | EVANS VICTOR IN ' DEAD FOUND ALIVE! FOR TIMMONSVILLE THE SECOND ROUND ONE OF THE ZEHES AT CLAUSSEN j PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS wOM- REPORTED KILLED IN MOW- I PLETED BY THE FLORENCE ING MACHINE I ARCHITECTS The completed plans and specifica- j tions for the high school for Timmons- i ville show that the neighboring town j Is going ’.o have a very tine building when i: is finished. L. Mcl>. H.cka Is the architect. Coritract for the construction will be let very shortly. In general, the structure will provide five commodious class rooms, an au ditorium which will seat 750 persons, and rooms for manual training and for domestic science clashes of the Tim- nionsvillc high school. Construction wi l be brick thioughout. with stone trimmings and granite doorway and steps. A five acre site for the building, to f rovide for an athletic field, has been purchased by the board of education. CHARLOTTE MAN TOO STRONG TOR THE PLUCKY CHARLES- TCN FIGHTER One of the Zehe brothers, at Claus- sen. was reported to the brothers in Florence last night as having been killed in a mowing machine or hav ing died suddenly rroui some other cause. One of the brothers in town made a special trip to Claussen to as certain the circumstances—and found both hiother* quite alive and active. The two brothers at Claussen are Charles and John Zehe. The two in Florence are Henry and Chris Zehe. How the report gained circulation is a mystery to all four of the broth ers. It was reported widely this morning also. MRS. AYER- IS DEAD AFTER LONG ILLNESS (Continued from page one.) have struggled with matters of which she was a mistress. Several iterary societies have been organized with her assistance, and she has held honored membership in most of the clubs that have been of constructive usefulness in the city. She was a charter mem ber of the Research club, having serv ed twice as its piesident. At one time she was regent of Samuel Bacot chap ter of Daughters of the American Rev olution, also, historian of the Ellison Capers chapter of the United Daugh ters of the Confederacy, and at the time of her death was president of the City Federation of women’s clubs, as well as an honorary member of the Sorosis club. " Friend of the schorl boy, the school girl, of tho men r.id wou.» n of her ac quaintance, who sought her advice, she was alway,s ready to give advice or actual help even at a sacrifice of her personal affairs. She was gifted as a writer, being ready with her pen, brilliant, able and with a fine delicacy that pleased the most fastidious and most critical. Throughout the years of Mr. Ayer’s editorship of the Florence Daily Times she was his most able ami effi cient assistant in his editorial duties, and has often done valuable work for the Times since ner connection with It ceased. The funeral of Mrs. Ayer wifi be held tomorrow afternoon at 4 o’clock from St. Johns Episcopal church of which she has been an earnest mem ber since her coming to Florence. Interment will he made in Mount Hope cemeteiy where her husband lies bur ied. TIMMONSVILLE Timmonsville', June 3.—(Special).— The new Liberty warehouse which so f ir is the only Timmonsville house to be run independent of the tobacco growers’ association, will he leady for the big opening sales on or before August 8. Several months ago the new Liberty was leased from Law,- renee. Bowling and Bane by W. M. Howland and M. M. Miles, both experi enced warehousemen. They have re fused to surrender the lease to the association and will inn the house in dependent. A full quota of buyer's representing aK the big and little to bacco companies will as usual be on hand to hid on the weed. According to A. B. Turner, one of the largest buyers on this market, a second inde pendent warehouse is in the wind and will more than likely be built and ready for business when opening sales day rods along. Ample facilities will he made foi han'dling tho crop. .Tho companies will have the tobacco re moved at once from the floors upon Its sale and all in readiness for second daily sales if necessary. The boxing bouts were held at the Airdome last night in spite of threat ening weather, and though a smdller crowd than usual was present every thing went off in good style. ( Theo I. Stein was referee, and J.; Leroy Burch, J. Fred Kuss and Joe j McKain were the judges. The crowd 1 went on record as desiring a bout at j a future date between Kewpie Evans, | the winner of last night’s match and : Boots Smith, the tough little Charles-1 ton battler. This bout will be ar-| ranged for the airdome in about two weeks from now. The first preliminary between Bill Trippy and Paul Bunyan weilt to Trippy in two rounds and Bunyan woi’e himself out trying to get to Trippy who was much the cleverer boxer and punched and danced away. 1 The second bout between Colie Johnson and Red Coleman might be given to Johnson as he landed the most substantial blows. They went the whole four rounds and were go ing better in the last than in the earlier ones. i The main bout of the evening be tween Jack Bradley of Greenville, S. C., am!. Kewpie Evans, of Charlotte, I N. C., was all Evans’, Bradley being kayood by a right across to the jaw in the latter part of the second round. Bradley is fast on his feet hut no match for Evans who showed ring experience, fast foot work and a good punch. A match between Boot Smith and Evans should be a hair raiser. The program for next week has not been announced yet but two strong lightweights will he here, and unless there is continued had weather there should be a real crowd in attemiance. AMUNDSEN SAILS TO ARCTIC REGIONS Seattle. Wash., June 3.—Capt. Ronald Amundsen’s exploration ship. Maud sails toc’ay on a long voyage through the uncharted polar region on the greatest s^entific expedition ever undertaken in the arctic region. rrfm * The hive is alive With bees who thrive. Their lively trait Let’s emulate And join the jolly Puzzle bee. With Us Again THE ORIGINAL SATURDAY CANDY Pound of Chocolates SATURDAYS ONLY Riley Drug Co. The Rexall Store Opposite Post Office Phone 3. MRS. MCCORMICK HAS GIVEN UP FIGHT Chicago, June 3.--The court fight against Mathilde McCormick’s inter national marriage to Max Oser ended I abruptly in the court today when Mrs. McCormick withdrew her petition re straining the marriage. SOUTH OBSERVES DAVIS’ BIRTHDAY Timmonsville, June 3.— (Special).— For the Lake Swamp school for next term Tlios. E. Stokes has been re elected i.nncipal ;.*the assistants to be Mrs. T. E. Stokes, Miss Eva Stokes, Miss Alice Boyd and Miss Annie Wil liams. The commencement exercises just closed were unusually fine. The sermo.n on Sunday was preached in the Lake Swamp Baptist church by the Rev. B. K, Tiuluck. On Monday and Tuesday evenings excellent pro grams were presented in the school auditorium by the entire student body. Timmonsville, June 3.—(Special).— The contract with the waterworks commis'ion for getting up the plans and snet-ffications for the extension for wh|cM $15,000 was recently voted, has been closed with Van Livingston, repiesenting the Ryan Engineering i company of Columbia, Atlanta, June 3.—The South today observed the anniversary of the 114th birthday of Jefferson Davis, the Con federate president. Exercises were held in all the states of the old South, a legal holiday being declared in eight states. WARDLAW NAMED ARTILLERY HEAD BELIEVE HOUSE WILL ACCEPT AMENDMENT Washington, June 3.—Acceptance by the house of the senate amendment to the army hill appropriating $7,500,000 for resumtpoin of work on the Wilson dam and Muscle Shoa’.s is predicted by house members. 19 HURT IN WRECK Chicago, June 3.—Nineteen persons were injured, two of them seriously, when a Chicago Northwestern passen ger train was derailed near Quarry. Iowa •'.ti Races! Races Pee Dee Fair Track, Florence, S. C. TUESDAY, JUNE 6th 2:30 P. M. Three Big Races! Trotting and Pacing—Best Horses in the State —One Mile Heats / The last chance to see some real racing before horses go north for season. Under Management Pee Dee Fair Association, FlorenceS.C. Columbia, June 3.—Capt. J. L. Wardlaw of Columbia, who has been quartermaster general for eight years for the South Carolina division, U. C. V., has been commissioned chief of artillery of the Army of Northern Virginia, with the rank of colonel, serving with Lieut. Gen. Charles B. Howry, headquarters train, Washing ton. Colonel Wardlaw Is one of the best known Confederate veterans in South Carolina and news of his promotion will be received with widespread In terest throughout the state. He was at one time hbad of the soldiers’ home in Columbia. A brave soldier, a good citizen, a man of many fine traits of character. Colonel Wardlaw’s friends are legion and his appointment will meet with general approval. Members of Camp Hampton, U. C. V., rejoice especially in the honor that has been bestotfdi! upon one of their comrades. LITTLE VIRGINIA GOODMAN DEAD AFTER LONG ILLNESS Little Virginia Goodman, the two years and eight months oi.d daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. 1). Goodman, 37 Houston avenue, died last evening about 8 o’clock. The funeral was held this afternoon at 4 o’clock from tho residence, with Rev, Cottrell officiat ing. Interment was in Mount Hope 1 cemetery. The little girl has ever Been in del- ] icate health and her death came after a long and serious illness. Beside her parents, she leaves a number of little sisters and brothers. REINSTATE TWO TIGERS Chicago, June 3.—Ty Cobb and Harry Heilmann, of the Detroit club of the American Legaue, who were suspended following an argument during a game at St. Louis, were reinstated this afternoon by Ban Johnson, president of the league and will be eligible to play tomorrow, Mr. Johnson announced. His decision on the case will he handed dow r n in a few days, he said. SOCIETY MAN FACES SERIOUS CHARGES Berwick, Pa., June 3.—Carter Leldy, a socially prominent young Philadel phian whose elopement with Fifi Widener, daughter of Joseph Widener, created a sensation in society circles, and who subsequently came here to don overalls to \rork in the steel mills, is charged with larceny, driving an auto while intoxicated, and reck less driving. The case will come up June 6. Miss Clara Bailey has received news that her step-mother ,in Little Rock, Ark., sustained a bad fall in which she broke her arm a few days ago. She is doing well, how- t.ver, and relatives hope that the wound will mend rapidly. Minnesota has more farmers’ co operative creameries than any other State. Of overt- lot) people in the world 18 live in India. Committee For Care Of Property Of Incompetents When a person is adjudged incompetent to take care of their property, the court appoints a “Committee ”to take charge of their affairs and such duties are similar to those of “Guardian.” Usually an individual is named as “Committee of the Person,” to look after their physical well being. The Court, in selecting the “Committee,” fre quently follows the wishes of those requesting the appointment. Therefore, if you wish to insure the safe handling of an incompetent’s property, request the services of our Trust Department^ which will cost the same as that of an individual. Florence Title, Trust & Investment Company CAPITAL $100,000 Office, 27 W. Evans St. DAILY MARKETS Open High Low N New York Cotton Jnl Oct Dec Jan Close yesty 20.83 20.60 20.40 20.16 20.90 20.58 20.:’.9 20.17 20.90 20.63 20.44 20.26 20.63 20.45 20.25 20.15 Close 20.65 20.45 20.30 20.15 Spot Market Spot market, 19 l-2c, middling basis. Sales, very few. N Dairy and Poultry Courtesy Colonial Creamery Co. Butter—Chicago, firm, extras 34 1-2. Standard 34 l-2c. Eggs—Chicago, finu; firsts 23 to 23 1-4; ordinary firsts, 21 1-2 to 22. Poultry, live, — New York, weak; hens 26c;boosters, 14c; broilers 40 to 50c. Florence Markev Butter fat 35c; hens 20-22c; roost ers 8r; broilers 32-38c; friers, 30c, Eggs—Firsts, 20c; seconds 16c, Guinea eggs no market, We Will Give You Tomorrow, The Best SUNDAY CHICKEN DINNER In Florence For 60c We are new and up-to-date. Just opened for bus iness today, and this is the best eating place in town. All kinds of Sea Foods, including fresh soft-shell crabs and fish. We specialize in Hot Cakes and Waffles with ( Maple Syrup. THE SANITARY CAFE (In New Rainwater Building) Open Day and Night. Reserved Tables for Ladies. James E. Ironson, Proprietor. t .■U. , | I ’— — — f-TFr 1