The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, September 27, 1922, Image 2
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FUNERAL
Iris nnri fclatlvfiy
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Lral services,
14 o’clock at
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St. LukeS Lu-
County Receives More State ! SNAKES AKD LI^AROS^ BALE TO THE ACRE
Aid Than Pays
Church, jiitermcat' wilt
Mount Hone cemetery.
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According to a statement issued by
j State Supterintendent of Education
| J E. Swearingen, Florence county re-
I celves more state aid for its schools
HELPFUL HAIR HINTS
Good-looking hair, thick and lus
trous, is easy to have if you use
Parisian Sage... It’s aposltive rem
edy for dandruff and itching scalp.
Be sure 46 ask F. U. Lake Drug
Co., for Parisian Sage (Giroux’s
tor that’s gi^afiteed^ ^
Florence,-Colleton, Laurens and Wil- HABIT
tlamsburg. Smaller sums in excess of f*
State _ school tax collections within
FOliHD IN NMSH
E
NO POISON USED
»TR3|^5B,t
ChesAerfidd, Horry, Ocofiee, Pickens,'!
LancaMer, Lexington, Marion, Saluda, | rat^AJI# MfCt, TOO, IN-! INTERESTING RESULTS OBTAIN-
ED FROM EXPERIMENTS ON
GEORGIA FARM LAND
than it pays in school taxes, being i their borders go to eight counties— "Many men ” said Federal Prohlbi- Interesting results were ' obtained
1 Dillon Gppenville, Orangeburg, Clar-, 1
ag€ma in ^ mor^rrinte™ R B. McCo^en, 1 who
iy qualifying for State' '-jhfl'Aerfce in their hootlegrpers tha^ Augusta Chronicle the story
|io*»y i>ave-4u ihtir own vtives. If the fbllows -
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THAT MORNING fLAME-
‘'NESS
• v . * 'W
If you areij lame every morning,
and suffer uyiuary ills, there must
be a cause.’ Often its weak kid
neys. To strengthen he weaken
ed irldneyk and avert nore serious
troubles, use Doan’s .•Cidney^ Pills.
You can rely on Florence testi
mony. ,A- / - (
C. Ttfcme,' painter, 114 S.
enell St.; Florence, says: “My
k caused trouble due to the
ints and turpentine, 1 was hanu-
g. Mornings when I got np my
ck was so stiff and sore it was
1 1 r-ould do tor straighten. I
n't feel right until I started stlr-
;; around. My kidneys were out
order and the secretions burned
'in passage. Doan’s Kidney Pills
which 1 bought ,at Lake’s Drug
Store soon had me feeling qll right
again and my kidneys stopped
troubling me.”
Price UOc, at all t’ealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy—
get Doan’s Sidney Pills—the same
that Mr. Thieme had. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
. “■'“"n too. and Barnwell. ■..wal nroUbitton offlet today, as „' «n at Ito" ^dbloas on aptot
\ Tne total sum paid to the benefl-1 , nit „ jpfi n tr nn *»,» h nii wo» j ^ * - a ^ a, rtf gfound at the RichmQiid County
•‘^* 0, ..*TtSlS V?L poatponamedt or taa'a''’ ^ "*«''«POrt».«« h IW ; (0 ,.l Ralomatoty. aocordtpg to So-,
counties IS *$367^61. <4. Of th&,AtoQuht , many ro ao»Wino- Imnmvc
Florence county receives ?lb.8a;8.26. ; theJr pcho0 , g by
.ou, tovltatf^n to farmers to write
■ draw state aid amounting to only i^ k ’ coJnty a*one"Sons m - 01»orce. (ml y« he will lirlnk the ' weevil” conditions, for the benefit of
; *14.938.00. Thus the county ctmtrib- tiLj, forty school levied I ctuC tuai ftm 4toetiegger sells him|other 5 , impels me to call.your atten-
uies $100,918.88 for the eddefttim thrice Jaunarvllt^ without qufetionmgiits cleanliness or i tlon to a sixteen (1C) acre cut
| chile ren outside of UlPborHeis. v.i 1® a T-w imivoidalU- P Wet,- P«ritl," | j grown by Mr. J. K. Gfly, at the Ricli-
KJchland county contributes $57,-j Hnnc ' the^tchools of TO moEt ce^etieri 1 ■cnicaKoInri Paris are much inter-! niend County Reformatory, from
i fion«, v __
I receive in *tate aid practically .the
of the money raised by the i
Charleston andljf 0 B0Die g
irC 0 } laTe' tfx^pr schobli. The | ,rt Mroilkey
® WeCe , " W ? efjpttogg
um.
county
j. £1*7.01 to the public schools of other
counties.
Wlevem connties contrihjnfe’
than ten thousand dollars apiece
while fifteen contribute _ smaller
/ amounts. • , . ,
l among the beneficiary counties ‘''"‘sterfield. Horry, Cherokee, P ,c ^ | m y r i,iklngj
Chestertield leads -with $56,007.70, t ,1 - na . Lancaster, and Lexington among; Mr> C vnlained that monkey
, with Horry second, $55,770.35. Oco-! ,hn ‘'n th at g a »»- The Similarity be- / rum ia ineTern/setieraliy applied to
nee county is third in the beneficiary i tween the three mill state levy for I Carolina illVlt liquor,
list with a total of $53,190.40 in ex-! schools to pay state aid and the three! “ivionkey rupKjs nRhy and poison-
cess of their taxes for school pur-j mill Constitutional county levy forjoue,” Mr. Noweir’fcontinued. “it Is
^posea. .schools ought uot to be overlooked.'otade In all sorts tK places, under ths
The report of the state superintend-] "The principal of state aid seeks;most unsanitary^^gjpiuntKms. Stills
#Dt (fbows th4t many districts are to rieve'op public school activities and | nave been constructed of tin cans.
■Cnicago'liad Paris are much inter- 4 . , . ,
'eel in minkey glands, but here in • ^bich he has already picked and gin
Swutir Danina our uuerest is largely. | r,M ’ 1 P- tiaiVs and has three more
.. w_ i Monkey glands may 1,0,7 open, and is sure to have enough
Mr. Bowen added, “°re to make a total of a hale to
seeking to improve their schools by : jo equalize public
qualifyins for state aid during the! and
session of 1922-1923. The report is j the
printed in full because of its great in-1 at inn
terest in school*circies. term of 1999. It furnishes the only
nut i an. certain that moiikev min the acre, Averaging over five hundret,
Richland among those Dial Jtme J J W111 km 0 ,i in llm e if ornTp^rsists 1 Pounds—and he used no calcium or
, r, ” jJIJf.. . , other poison whatever.
"The land Ms lust ordinary, but was
planted in corn and peas last year.
an4 produced about 35 bushels per
acre. it was broken up with one-
horse steel beam plows early after'
Christmas, and well turned. If wan
bedded out again early in March
, A 0 ' 1 lust before planting on /ffllril
school stabdards! old wash htibers. zme Dottles and oth-! waB re-Hsted on a small amount
PURETEST
HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES
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i<cw secure the Mother can feel when the FAMILY MEDICINE
CABINET ia aupplied with
PURETEST
EPSOM SALTS
SULPHUR
SODIUM PHOSPHATE
RUBBING ALCOHOL
CASTOR OIL
BORIC ACID
ZINC STEARATE
FLAXSEED MEAL
Afl the PUREST Commodities are sold at Ycur REXALL Store.
RILEY DRUG COMPANY
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“State .aid paid to the schools of the
rmv-six counties through the office of
State Superintendent of Education' 1
curing the scholastic year 1921-22 to
talled 81.350.063.^(9. This expenditure
hope cf adequate education for rural
hoys and girls.
“The three mill Constitutional tax
was levied in 19^5. Its proceeds are
kept in the county where collected.
not believa* 'without seeing it« the | r °wr, and came np a perfect stand.;
Kinds cl siU'ff out o* which the liquor I >,, " i ,e ^ onu to two stalks every hoe |
is made. Wntermsion .and muskmelon | w, dth. He used no top dresser or i
rinds, grapes, poWtfies, 1 meal, and * ,irn ° r t ertl,,zer than manure and |
otner tnlnga, usually gathered from M . r but cultivated the land every (
garbage cans, are used for making' °i e ht days as near as practical, until |
mash, and into tnis is dumped cou-! tf,p flrs t week in August, picking uo ‘
ceutrated lye. atm even the refuse 1 r,,,i dead forms the middle cf June to 1
renresents three mills of the State tax an d distributed among the schools of
,e T7:„ . , , , . , . . such county oii the basis of enroll- - — —7, —
‘All state aid is based on local tax- mpnt T i. r Cnnstitu 'from horse siabies, to aid in the fet- , t,,0 niiddle of August
cllon. The resident voteTs of any-dis- i , f ^nil V n th “ *, mentation, now anyone can drink : “The seed planted was WanamaVe-
met may secure under tl,e General! 1 .^ 1 ^Ltv Jev-n v-2 •! aao vSJs a • the 11,1 uor made from this kind of' mmroved Cleveland ’’big bol!,*’ which
School law a local tax of fifteen mills.' , g s | mash and live, j cannot understand.” 1 Wr - Ga7 J ' a ° 1”nisclf Improved by sc
INDIGESTION
Busy Public Official Says Hied*
fcrJ’s Black-Draught Helps Him
K^epHni^sically Fit ;
Clay G!ty, Ky.—VI
business hete for tweu
am also coroner, riding'
hills and hollows in
weather and under all
dltions,” says Mr. Sam T
place. “To be able to
finder -the High School Law and un-
ner many local laws, a large number
of districts now pay even higher lev-
1 les. The maximum local tax so far
j reported to the State Superintend-1
1 *nr s office for the scholastic year!
,1921-22 is thirty-six mills in Green]
( Sea district of Horry county.
J “Among the forty-six counties
•' twenty receive more State aid than
, they pay In State school taxes and j
twenty-six receive less State aid than;
ve been fa ] the y P a y in sucl1 taxes. As a rule,!
-one years- counties with a large white popula-1
e Kentucky tlon and low tax values are benefl- j
.11 kinds of claries. Counties with a small propor-
sfgniflcant stcp^forwnrd.
‘‘The t?otal sum paid to the twen
ty beneficiary counties from the twen
ty six contributing counties was $367,-
361.74. This sum must be reduced
$42,893.86, Ked'eral aid .under Smftii-
Hughes Act of Congress, leaving an
actual balance of $324,467 88.
1 iccrlon from the original stock obtain
ed from the government. This is '•n
The belief prevails mat the Illicit
liquor made ln the mountains of SoiHh
Carolina in pure, but Federal Agents •“« r| 7 maturing cotton with a splendid
hey havo round ]iist as filthy !fibre, anri most bolls have five locks
AMUNSDEN WILL -
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Seattle, Wash.. Sept. 27.—One of
^ ^ ^ ^ _ the most spectacular chapters in the
hds,of con-] H°n of whites people are losers. For a * nui,s ,jf wide delivery
Carr, of this ^ example, this state School tax yields , 2 1:IV ^ Wltt /‘ ,n w lf ^ Laptain Ronald
so, I must! m -Charleston county IHS.SSS.Sg, Amundsen, famous ^.rwegian explor-
keep physically flt,”shd TheAbrd’a ! while Charleston county schools draw” f r * W,,1KS h,s wav JU ' r " ss the top
Htate aid amounting to only $14,938.00. ^ vvorW , in T, ‘ a attempt to
fly an airplane from the tip of Alaska
Black-Draught Is m# etapd-by. HB. . Rv V
“These trips us^d to give me head* .'^hus the county contributes 8100.- •
aches, and tflatYI found, came from 91X.88 for the education of children
hurried meals yt from constipation. outside of its borders. In Richland
“I 'a-as convinced that Black-Draught county ithe State school levy, raises
was good, so/io».i.B8#. t tty.ftud it give* 1*87,94531, while the schools of the
perfect ^(j®act.on. . acts on th* ,county, receives , in-State aid only
and ckrtala-^'
jyithout It’ 1
of discom-
declare they
cone it ions there
in the oM on
snakes afte| they''
’ In liquor, b^K now tney see them both
before and gfter, according to reports
trom others Rtatea^recelved by Mr.
bowen. but,me said that he had nfft
touna any jfinaRes m mash in South
Carolina, becoming to these reports,
Federal Agents, upon destroying
mush, have pound in It snakes, lizards,
rrogg, rats,’ mice, maggots ana an
sorts of vermin. !n Missouri some
time ago, a live pig was found in
mash, only his snout sticking out to
enable iiim ro breathe.
rer, reli
lar
iW
"pinch of
low* with ■r. |
has been foiu
tf hloa
breath,
tty U!
— — after meals
be dry powifer, washed
wallow of water. Thl$ ■
to assist the stomach «
Pole.With him in his monoplane will
ride a mail sack containing fetters
written by Nome residents for deliv
ery 4o friends iW Fuvope. ..
-3*.718(60. Thus Richland county' ^weather condi tlonshadnot fore-
con tributes $57,223 04 to’ the public A S Postponement ofcthe flight until
hool> of the oth/r cqunties, Eleven nex l y f ar - these ,e /.T t d , f^ ht bav
a year later, they will have a nrice-
leas ‘htatnrlcal value to their recirli
OLYMPIC
LEI
elsewhere. ! Fourteen hundred pounds in I he seed
men used to see ' ,,M ’ ; f>».-en turnlnc om over five hun-
over indulged ‘ nrf ‘^ pounds of lint. !bis season. I >
nave watched this *-ron closely from •
the beginning, and am fully convinced
that with tno nroner variety, early |
planting, crowding In the drill to hoe |
••dth or one ami two,stalks, freqimnt
and continued cultivation, and a reas. I
finable amount of lot manure and acid 1
phosphate as a fertilizer, we may yet |
malre. a fair crop of cotton on our 1
light sandy soils. In spite of the wee
vll. I
■‘Ttesnecl fully.
"R. R. McCOWEN.
‘‘Fres. Reformatory Board.”
IESAT
■NTION
FEATIIRF PlIRF-RRFn
DISPLAY OF CATTLE
fTnlnti
and
Chester, wlaylbbro, Fairfield
ndtsrson—-while fifteen contrl.
ler amounts.
prevent, or relieve,
you vflth
Werk, aiiri helps
constipation.
Yimr dicftglct can aap^-j
this weil-Liiowfl, purely-vei?(<tab!e llvot
is ' the twenty beneficiary fW doubtleas follow the af-
\ Fbeaferfieiii with of explorer-postman -with
•56 007.7(k Horry second
0.35 and Oconee third
with- $65.-
with $53.- 1
in excess of their taxes for
ttiedfelne. I.mfst upon ThedfbHKfi. the school purposes. Among the
luteusified interest.
ccording to a report by Postmas- j
Walsh of Nome to local postal ottl-
*v
LcKkm tlhgtes
meats and post\
of the ,J country
in paepAraiinn for
American Legion
t«|i
( -fa**
t, 2-7-^Aineriean
rfesenting (koart-
from all parts
re in training
he firat annual
lympic Games ty
Hamline. Minn . Rent. 27.—The Inr"
e«t. group of. nure-hred dairv cattln
ever pathcre(( v/iill he displayed at Hbo
''APQSitiom to.V,* h-!ri
|>I*7 To lA.TMiea 83J*9n ir
ill hd offered, accord I ^Pto of
fer Walsh of Nome to local postal ofti-jh* held here. Octqlier IC^t). in cv-
rials, the letters ‘verb written v4ien (nectton with the organization’s' na
tued.tine Luifst upon TIuMfrin*^. tn« ' hPnpfl< , lflrIeg t ^ e] !] e counHps likewise Ca ^ Amundsen w-as about, to part lonal convention. .
♦rlntner an-., only genuine D.«ck- • f . elvp tl]an j 1000 ooo a niece J ro l u the mhiing camp oil his wav to The cames are divided i
UiiiUjiTt ..vor OiCtlulao, I '‘^‘ 13 ‘*Swlf 1 j^oxcess nt—<hpir cnntrihntmn— iv-iiuwriv.ht. H)0 miles southwest of main divisions, a track and 1
gf-<helr contribution
N
m
Point iTarrow. wdiere he will winter
awaiting favorable conditions tor his
/proposed flight.
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j Chicago, Sefit. 27.—“Times do
! ctiptme,” is the unan;mous verdict of
JoHlcinla of the American Electric
Railway association who searched
three months tor a team of oxen to
] be used in connection with the annual
; i (invention here October 2-G.
••When someone miggeetod an ox
team to show the stages in the prog
ress of transportation everyone agreed
that HntMng oxen would be easy,” said
Secretary James W. Welsh;
I ••‘hit when we bevan to look for
! them we couldn’t find one. Ezra
• Meeker, an Oregon trail pioneer who
drove an ox team about the country
in l!«- interest of snori roads, Was
anpealetl to but his team was stuffed
and on exhibition in Seattle, Wash.
“Wo a^kcri stockyards otfieialh, wii.l
west shows and many others. Even
tually we heard of one blind ox in
Phillips. WIs., and, after 'getting the
f lit Ire ell v interested in the search,
vc located, a yoke near there."
Together with the pageant showing
old and new types of transportation,
, the convention will hear addresses
jfiom all living former presidents j>f
1 the organization, many of whom ran
j horse ear line, according to plans.
Trackless transom la! ion, taxes and
| nubile relaftons are other subjects In
j eluded on the program
! Cleveland ’man r*ud his wife are on
! the same iurv. We vfiriet you know
i if they disagree.
into seven
field meet,
nrofessional boxing amateur boxing
and wrestling, aouatfc snorts/, rifle
meet, tennis and .golf tournaments.
Each of tit) main divisions in which
the worn eft qfc,fhe Legion and the, Am
erican Legjift Auxiliary will compete
are senarmed into three classes, one
for men. one for women members of
the Legitwi. and the Auxiliary mem
bership. Scnny made bv women will
not he counted tor nouits ifnless made
hv Leijion memtoftri?. hut a gold, sil
ver and bronze niedaf will be award
ed for first, second and third places.
First place in each event will count
as five, second as three, and third as
two points. 71 silver loving cup will
be awarded to the department, scor
ing the highest aggregate number of
noiitls and a brouze plaque to tha
nnst with the mofd points. Hand
some gold, silver «nd bronze medals
will he awarded to {prividuala making
the best records. Negotiations noVv
are under w«v with tno National
Amateur Athletic Hnlon to havo tha
records made In the .various events
registered as offltbl. The cream of
former service athletes will have been
selected In meets held by the statu
departments.
Special boxing and wrestling teams
composed of amateur title' holders in
tholr respeetivo iihiles are being
formed. Beginning Monday. October
16. with amateur boxing and wrest
ling and aWuatte imorts, Ihn program
will run through Friday. October 20.
ending with the tennis and golf tour
naments.'* The track and field meet
will he held October 17 and 19: pro-
fcssional boxing October 16 and 1R:
amateur boxing and wrestRng Octo
ber 16 and IT 1 : nnuaitc sports October
‘fi; rifle niee( October 17: tnnmV, ton 1 *
napient OcHnber 17.~ , 19 and 20; golf
tournament Oeloher 19 and 20.
Cattle froi^ the pidzc herds ot
fares Wisronsih tai^ns and other
parts of America’s dairy kection will
V-e exhibited at the exposition which
spopsors declare, will be the largest
of Rs kind, *
The United States Department of
agriculture will cooperate with the
exposition officials <n turning Dairv
11*11 into a hu** educational exhibit
of dairy products and th. ir uses.
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■aundry mark is sure to follow.
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l^nuion. Sent. 37.—A It hough it i"
nearly four voarfi since fightiiig in the
great war ceuaed. there are r.tlll some
860 nfftienta in a special surgerv ho®
!*jtal In London wifli wounds. *hat r“-
fjise to heal.
Operations have been endured j
-plurkilv, but ^ithnnt permanent sue
resa. Nearly all the cases are those
of fracture of some kind or another,
and a large staff of surgeons and
muses is kept busv. Many of the
present patients have b'-en at work,
hut. thev returned hi the hospital for
attention because l|leces of sbrann'l
j turned up In various parts of their
j bodies, and tffese h^ve to be removed
i fest. thev cause trouble in another
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