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Jk_ i- FINAL ARRANGEMENTS EOR SENATOR’S FUNERAL Thomson. Ga.. Sept. 27.—Final prep arations for the funeral of Senator Thomas E. Watson, who died Tuesday in Washington. and whose body Is expected to reach here tomorrow, l ave been completed. Funeral ser vices will he held in the “Hickory Hill” Watson home, at 1.30 o’clock to morrow afternoon, with Rev. E. J. Forrester, of Snarta. Ga.. a close per sonal friend, officiating. THE COMEDY COP UNDER THE BAN The comedy policeman has been barred in Kansas and no longer will I audiences at the movies be convlused; THE FLORENCE DAILY TIMES TOBACCO GROWERS POOL IN MARKETS WEDNESDAY.AFTERNQONvfiEFTJJMBER 27, 1922 . - DAILY MARKETS SPENT FORTUNE IN SEARCH ^ rt “I spent $1,800 in 7 years treat ing with physicians, some special ists costing me $10 a visit, only to at last say that notning could be done for me, that I had cancer or ulcers of the stomach. I suffered awful pains in my stomach, but after taking a few doses of Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy these all dis appeared and for 3 years am feel ing fine.” It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the cat arrhal mucus from the intestinal tract, and allavs' the inflammation which causes practically all stom ach. liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. F. II. Lake Drue Co., and all d'rug- g’sts everywhere w-ith travesties on solemn and earnest I COOPERATION GATHERS MOMEN officers of the law. Even to throw a I TUM A8 PRICES GO ABOVE mild and mellow chstard pie at o»e| AUCTION FIGURES of the dramatis personae who hap-1 pens to wear a big tin star will be a I Raleigh, N. C.. Sept. 27.—The mar- misdemeanor Kicking cops around (ket8 of the Tol)acco Gl . 0Werg . Co . the stage will no longer relieve the.’ emotions of the villain. All will be' T 0 P® ra ^ v . 19 ^oclation will docorus and calm. open In: In time the i a w ,Danvine - South Boston and all deliv may be amplified so that In the plays the whole cast must fall face down when a blue coat appears. At present a resolution of the State Board of Motion Picture Review, which does not go quite so far, says: “Any burlesque of an officer of the law or any scene which would tend to create disrespect for any law, federal or state, or militate against proper enforcement, shall be eliminated.” The “disrespect for any law” phrase Is construed as forbidding any at tempt to make light of Mr. Volstead’s more or less discussed act. A move, as It were, to make the movies dry. Mrs. J. M. Miller, senior member of the Board of Review, pointed out as an example of the influence of the screen the respect in which the Cana dian Northwest Mounted Police is hold by Juvenile patrons of the film shows. “Their appearance on the screen is invariably greeted with applause.” said Mrs. Miller, “and the reason is ery points of the association for bright tobacco in Virginia Tuesday, October 3. according to today’s an nouncement of the board of director!4 35c; ordinary-firsts 25 to 26c of the association in session Raleigh. V „ Final and successful sales of the entire sun cured pool of Virginia in-f eluding 1,300.000 pounds of tobacco of the 1921 crop for an average of $24.10 per 100 gross, as compared to $17.36 gross on the auction floors, marks an other victory for cooperative market ing, according to W. S. Garrett of Bula. Va.. director in both the sun cured pool and the Tobacco Growers’ Cooperative association, who reported the latest success of the pioneer co- Fall Seeds CRIMSON CLOVER FULGHUM OATS ABRUZZI RYE ALFALFA RAPE ONION SETS HAIRY VETCH GARDEN SEEDS LAWN GRASS SEED All seeds are new crop and of the highest quality. L. 0. WATSON SEED COMPANY Old Times Building ♦bat thev have always been pictured • over ’be niarketing problems of the n way tan lto* to create reaped tor i 400 m them. This is far from the case in the matter of policemen. There is really no material difference in show ing disrespect for the uniform of a policeman than of the uinform of a so’dier or sailor. Of late the-e have New York Cotton Oct. Dec. Jan. Mar. Close yesty ...211.73 21.09 20.86 20.96 Open 20.73 21.05 20.82 20.90 High 20J3 21.05 20.82 20.90 Low 20.40 20.66 20.50 20.55 Close 20.40 20.66 20.50 20 55 Middling in Florence spld at 2u l-4c. Receipts light 1 Dairy and Poultry 'Courtesy Colonial Creamery Co. Butter—Chicago, steady; extras. 41c; standard 37 l-2c. Eggs- Chicago, steady; firsts 28 to SCIENTISTS INHALE DEADLY FUMES RISK LETHAL GAS IN ORDER TO DISCOVER "AN ANTI DOTE Poultry, live—New York, weak; Voluntarily inhaling deadly ga-ts ft. the noint of uspl.iA.a.ion. several prominent scientists end physicians nave used each other as subjects in experiments resulting in the discov ery of improved resuscitation meth ods which are expected to save hun dreds of lives each year, it was an- uouuceu lj the American G.-ts Asso ciation. The most effective treatment of hens, 18 to 26; chicks 20 to 23c; roos-j gas poisoning, the experiments re- ters 13c. * vealed. was the inhaling of oxygen combined with carbon dioxide. When PIINPRAI QPRVIfiFfs OF | supplemented with manual artificial rumtnHU otn¥,uu 'LJ' mc ! respiration, this treatment was found MRS. W. W. CORRIE : to be even more effective in reviving ‘the aspnyxiated person. The funeral of Mrs. W. W. Corrie "was held yesterday afternoon at hah' past four o’clock at St. Johns Episco pal church, attended by a large nun:- operators among tobacco growers off her of friends and lelatlves. Th^ Virginia, at today’s meeting of the tri-state organization. The success of the organized sun cured tobacco farmers in selling their crops of 1920 and 1921 for better prices by cooperative marketing has resulted In a landslide to the co-opera tive association which has now taken ^with many beautiful flowers, tributes love- and affection from her rela ourial service of the church was read by the rector, Rev. Wilmer S. Poyner. and beautiful nrd appropriate hymns were sung by the {hoir. The body was placed to rest in Mount Hope A startling result of the experi ments was the conclusion of the doc tors and scientists that many meth- Qd s of resuscitation now pracitsed have a doubtful value, if apy, accord ing to their report. Participating in the experiments, and alternately “gassed” to the point of unconsciousness in a tightly sealed ctiamber where they remained in th? fumes for periods of 30 minutes were: Dr. Howard W. Haggard and cemetery, and the grave was covered Dr. Yandell Henderson, both of Yale University; Dr. Boyd R. Sanders of the United States Bureau of Mines. lives and friends. hers from that district in place of the ' The pall bearers were F. M. Rogers, original 900 whose marketing of thejter., P. J. Maxwell, E. H. Lucas, Dr. crop of 1920 marked the first sue- E. M. Matthews, J. W. Howard and Just Received Solid Carload of Ballard’s Good For a few days we are offering at the fol lowing prices. 100 Pound Bag Scratch Feed .. . . .$2.50] 100 Pound Bag Dairy Feed .. .. ... .$£1 100 Pound Bag Laying Feed .... ,. .$3.40 You can order this feed knowing that you are getting the best, every bag is guaran-r' teed to please. We have full stock of Obelisk flour ground out of new wheat. Phone 86. Phone 86. Hubbard’s Groi 48 West Evans Street. cessful cooperative sale of Virginia tobacco. Richard R. Patterson, general man- rjvioviE STARS TO AID P F nf tVlo IPQf rl + V. ... . . . , ager °* tbe leaf department of the bepn numerous scenes, particularly in; assoc , atlont , na report reachine comedies, making a Joke of prohibi tlon. These also will bw cut out hereafter ” + + + + <f.* + + *** + + + + * LOST $2,000,000,000 # * + * + + ** + + + + + + + * (Bv the Made In Carollnas Associa tion). The whole of the Southern States expended $204,225,000 on public schools in 1920. This Is a small ! amount In excess of the money we Carolinians sent >ut of our states the same year for the purchase of goods made and sold within the Carollnas. The money we took out of the earn ings of Cnrolinas workmen, men and women, would pay half the public school bill of the South, because of Raleigh headquarters toi’ay said: 'We have sold a very large per- V. M. Hanneit Dr. Cecil K. Drinker, Dr. Walter B Cannon. Dr. Davis L. Edsall, of Yale, and a group of scientist niemhers of the American Gas Association. IN VETS PROGRAM Cincinnati, Sept. 27.—Stars high in the movie universe will aid in the na- centage of our South CaroHna ™-;* icn . wj( ie “Forget Me Not Day” cam '41 house Ior e ?or° r ;ery 0n sat h lsfnct a o r ry^ aiKn to be ™ mlucted November 4 prices and the bulk of our redried to bacco has been sold and is now in the process of delivery. We feel sure that we can sell all the tobacco that will be delivered to this association at satisfactory prlcoa ” DISCOVER GIANT OYSTER SHELLS Brownsville. Texas. Sept. 27.—Giant fossil oyster shells, said by scientists to be more than 400,000 years old and iiome of them m&tsuring more than bv the Disabled American Veterans of Jhe. world war. according to an an- houncement of national headouarters. The announcement stated: that rti- inerous detters and telegrams offering aid had been received from actors. * The funds obtained, headquarters stated, will be used to establish club rooms for summer camps, to aid wounded, disabled and unemployed Veterans, nod in kindred relief pro jects. PROVISIONS MADE FOR / RETIRED OFFICERS three feet in length, have been dis- every dollar we spend for Carolinas i covered In a clay bank in Starr coun- j; Hogs— to Sweeten Swill —dissolve 1 Ublespoonful of Red Devil Lye in a pint of water, then add this solution to the slop or soft feed for 10 hogs. Or dissolve % of a can in a quart of water, and add to a barrel of slop. Stir thoroughly and feed to hogs 1 night and morning. Always demand the genuine RED DEVIL LYE Sure is Strong products, we t;o 50-50 with a Carolina j worker. The $2,000,000,000 we sent outside In 1920 was a greater amount by $7,- 422.0000 than the combined deposits in the national banks of North and South Carolina for that year. If the portion of this sum that had gone out*to labor had found its way into the National Banks of the Carolinas, their deposits for 1920 would have been Increased 52 per cent. Since 1920 the banks of the .Caro linas have lost in ultimate deposits $300,000,000, the working man’s share, alone, in the amount of money gone outside the states for the purchase of goods that could have been bought in the Carolinas. ' l If the states of North and South Carolina, between the years 1910 and ! 1920 increased taxable values by $4,- j 683,460.314, how much greater would > have been the incregse itjge had kept j at homa the $2,000.0()T),000 that went outside the states during those years for goods within the states? 5 And $1,000,000,000 of this stupen dous sum was the prospective earn ings of Carolinas workers if we had taken them into consideration. Shall we keep it up? FORTY-FOUR UNDER , INDICTMENT IN JAIL MarloH. HIS.. Sept. 27.—With the surrender of Jesse Childers and Oscar Howard, all 44 men indicted for mur der in connection with the Herrin killings have been placed under ar rest.. Childers and Howard are in cluded among the eight who were re- fused liberty under bond. Thirty-six have been allowed their freedom on bond. ty, Texas, near a petrified forest. The fossils were found In a clay and shell hank about 1,000 feet above sea level. Some of the specimens have been sent to the Srtuthsonlan Institute und others to the Public Health Service. Scientists declare that huge rep tiles swam In the waters which cover ed the lower Rio Grande valley in the palezoic age and that the larg< oysters lodged In the gravel banka along the seashore in what is now Starr and Zapata counties. Near the fossil bang are hundreds of petrified trees, some of them four feet in diameter. In this forest is a variety of oak now extinct in this part of the country. BELIEVE RECTOR HAD MONEY ON PERSON New Brunswick, N. J., Sept. 27.— The authorities who are investigating the slaying of Rev. Edward Hall and Mrs. Eleanor Mills today sought to run down rumors that the rector may have been carrying securities valued in excess of $10,000 when he wa? shot. Boy/ Jhars a QGAZETTE " STROLLE bs 3 Quality CVSranteed By TOBACCO PRODUCTS CORP. New York, N. Y. fifteen. cigarettes Package MASONIC NOTICE A special communication of Hamp ton Lodge No. 204 will be held in the Blue Lodge Room. Masonic Temple Building Friday evening. September 29th, at eight o’clock. All members and visiting Crafts men are invited. Work in Master’s Degree. The Grand Master will pay the Lodge an official visit on this occa sion. A large attendance is desired. H. K. Gilbert, F. E. Brooks. Secretary. Worshipful Master. Statement of the Conditfon of THE BANK OF JOHNSONVILLE Located at Johnsonville, S. C., at the Close of Business Sept. 15, 1922 RESOURCES Loans and discounts $ 99,055.35 Overdrafts 399 91 Furniture and fixtures .... 6.769.74 Banking house 12.398.44 Due from Banks and bank ers 8.179.48 Currency 3,629.00 Gold 42.50 Silver and other minor coin 358.33 Checks and cash items.... 2.576.72 JELLY FOR THE EX-SOLDIERS The Florence Unit, American Le gion Auxiliary, is very busy just now collecting jars of jelly to send to the wounded ex-soldiers at the govern ment hospital at Greenville. S. C. All housekeepers in and around Florence, in addition to the members of the Auxiliary, are urged to remem ber this, and leave a glass, large or smgll, with-Mr* J. P. McNeill, 112 South Colt street; or, if they will 'phone Mrs.'Malone, 827-L-2, It. would . callagofor. ‘ ix will be sent In about ten ~ —ai Toklo, Sept. 27.—The Imperial gftv- eminent has Informally published its decision regarding the treatment of. those officers who have been dis- I charged for the sake of the military j reforms. It appears that the sum of, 13.000 yen will be granted to lieuten j ant-generals, 11,000 yen to major-Gen-! erals, 9,180 yen to colonels, 7,200 yen | to lieutemyit-colonels, 5,170 yen to; majors, aifif 4,200 yen to captains and : 3.000 to lieutenants and sub-lieuten-' ants. These allowances wHl be granted I next spring with government loan! bonds, partly or entirely. GAS GOMPANY GHATS No. 6 f COLLINS ALWAYS FOUND TIME FOR HIS DOGS Belfast. Sept. 27.—It Is recorded | that in the midst of all his pre-occu* i patlons and anxieties of the past six j years, the late Michael Collins found j time to keep up his one great interest { outside the establishment of the Irish, nation. This was the breeding of his belov- * ed "Kerry Blues,”-a type of dog that I has become very popular in the past | year or two. Even when on the run, later during hie bitter fight with de De Valera, Colflns Is said to have found time occasionally to attend to his hobby. , FAIR OR FOUL! Tomorrow you will call upon us agaijv for service, but you will give us no warning, from hour to hour, just what your requirement will be. Yet, the gas will be there, plenty of it at all times, ready to be used in large or small quan tities, as you see fit, and to be paid for after you have used it. No matter what the weather condi tions, fair or foul, gas service is at your command, 24 hours a day, 365 1-4 days a year, whether you use it or not. Have you thought of it in this way? * FLORENCE GAS & FUEL COMPANY •*# v Total $133,409.47 LIABILITIES Capital stock $ 25,00p.00 Undivided profits, lens cur rent expenses and taxes raid 1,160.29 Individual depos- < Its subject to check $25,469.82 Savings deposits 1,091.40 Timfl certificates of deposit .. 74,439.29 Cashier's checks 248.67 3101,249.18 Bills - payable, Including oertifldates for money borrowed 6.000.00 Total .. $133,409.47 State of South Carolina. County of Florence. Before me came E L. Chapman, cashier of the above named bank, who being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true condition of said bank, as shown by the books of said hank. E. L. CHAPMAN. Sworn to and subscribed before mt this 25th day of September. 1922. C. C. CANNON. Notary Public. Correct Attest: K. L. COCKFIBLD, L • V W. POSTON, ’ - ’ E. L. CHAPMAN, . - Directori, S r - CHILDREN’S SHOES FOR School, Dress, Sport Wear /T Never have we presented a more inviting array ' ( of styles, and the Thrift idea is paramount—in the values presented, no less than in the mod erate prices. We are not over-estimating ourselves when we say there are few school shoes anywhere that 4 equals ours, this season. '/V FLORENCE SHOE STORE