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I » V • ** •rtplf: ^r- .^—- ^ + + + + *♦*♦*♦*♦♦♦♦♦ 4* MUSIC MEMORYtONTEST ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ JTH^rLORBNC^JDAILT^TIMBjt^^^^^TSfcXY | AFTTRyPOy, MAH '*H ■ • - -r. A movement inaugurated by Flor- Safe | ence Community Service to spread Milk For Infant*, Invalid* <St Children The Original Food-Drink for All Ages- QuickLunchatHome OfficefliFountains. Rich Milk, Malted Grain Extract in Pow- dcrk Tablet forms. Nourishing-No coo kin*. Avoid Imitations and Substitutes O’DOWD THEATRE COMING — NEXT |! Tuesday, March 20th A SNAPPY MUSICAL COM EDY OF LAUGHS AND • LADIES. “FULL OF PEP” THE Ot<k fiHO OH iy THEIR NEW MUSICAL PLAY 'AS YOU WIRE To miss it is to regret it! PriceSf 50<Tto $2.50, plus tax Seat Sale Opens Tomortlow Get Yours! •the knowledge and love of good music through n contest in recogni/.lng and ' naming twenty-four famous compos!- I tions when they are heard. Open to ( everyone without fee or registration. For further details telephone Commu nity Service secretary at 61. Seventh Selection—Barcarolle, from Tales of Hoffman. By Jacques'Offeu- bach. Born in Cologne 1819; died in Paris 1880. A Song to Be Sung on the Water No more popular boating song was written than Offenbach’s Bar carolle. The name, derived from the |llalnn word “barcarole” meaning i “boat-man,” is commonly applied to •.any song which is intended to be I sung on or beside the water anu ' which suggests the gentle movement ' of the water. The gondoliers of Yen- ' ice as they ply their gondolas up i and down*lagoons of that city, are fre quently heard to sing or chant. Music the Composer Never Heard Jacques Offenbach was a French composer of light operas who died forty years ago. The tajies of Hoffman ' was the composer’s most cherished * FIND NEW BORN BABE work on which he Inhored lor year,. n „ DnD nu nc UflME | Tovjird the end ot his life he tcareC j HIM rUnl/n.Ui nUlvIC j that he would Asver be present ai j ' a production of this opera. His fears 1 A baby born of wh,te parent8 and | proved well grounded for he aie d „ jw^tly but a few hours old. was I year before the opera was g.ven Us ,cft on tbe porch of tbe home of Mt ’ and Mrs. Jeff D. Stanley in the Mont Clare section of Darlington county yesterday morning. When member; COTTON CONSUMED | during February! j first presentation. One Version of the Text This lovely, uroamy melody whict I TT- 33 J of the houschoU arose and went out j appears in the opera as a duet for , on the porch they found a new suit- ; sonrano and alto bos been sung in., i taSL ’- Opening it they discovered . j Played ,» many arranges. Oh,, W .Of the best translations of the French . have no idea when the, baby was i C" , „"'’ bR _ a<:llvH dur ,,R Febv (text is as follows- [plated on their porch dr by whom.’. o £’”J’ 70 £ of 16.0:14.71 / - I They will care for it^ it was stated' tbcSouth - Washington, March 14.—Cotton consumed during February was 566,-1 924 bales of lint and 407,611 bales **f linters comparcJ with 472,366 bu..,* ^ of lint and 42,740 biilcs of linters m . February of last year, the census bu-1 reau announced today. Consumed in the cotton states, waa | ; i - r « ft ,315 bales of lint as compared i 000 February of last year. ( 'ebruary were > 743 were fn Silent now the drowsy bird. As stiftly falls the night; -Gently by cool breezes stirred We drift 'neath e moonligl'*.. We hear the sound of splashing oar The night winds’ tender sigh; The waving trees upon the shore In whispering lullaby. Ah, linger yet awhile (For too soon comes the day; ' This fleeting hour beguile 'Ere its joy pass away. > Night's soft shade soon will fade. GOES TO CHARLESTON today, FOUR SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SOUTH CAROLINA Colunib'a. March 14.—South Caro lina is -entitlod to four scholarships for the teachers’ summer course a George Peabody College for Tcacncr;. according to an an DIDN’T KNOW HIS BROTHER "My brother got so bad with stom ach and liver trouble th^t when I saw him after a year I dic’n’t know him. He was emaciated and yellow as a pumpkin and was of ten in great pain. He couldn’t have lived long the way he was going. Doctors and medicine gave him no relief. I picked up a little booklet on Mayr’s Wonderful Rem edy, which he said described his case perfectly. The first dose of it gave him great relief and in a month he was good as ever.” It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from tlue intestinal tract and al lays the inflammation which caus es practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will con vince or money refunded. F. U. Lake Drug Co., and all druggists. Mrs. J. W. Ivey will leave tonight LODGES CHARGES AGAINST BASE RUTH New York, March 14.—oiedrge Her ri’an “Babe” Ruth has been mnde de fendant in a suit for $50,000, brought by attorneys of a young woman, who i’t Nashville. „ charges that the baseball player as-1 uouncement received by J. H. Hope, saulted her at various times last! state superintendent of education, summer, Ruth’s attorney disclosed to-1 Applications for these scholarsh pa ‘'BY- ‘are now being received at Mr. Hopes The attorney, Hyman Bushell. said j ofiica. Ruth declared he was being black-! mailed, and in a telegram from New] MEETING POSTPONED Orleans, signed by Irmseif and Mrs.' Ruth today, said he would “not pav u j The meeting of the Parent-Teach- OPERA HOUSE “THE TEMPLE OF THE SILENT ART" SHOWING TODAY ONLY FRANK MAYO in “The hirst Degree” “WHAT IS THIS WOMAN TO YOU?" “She has promised to be my wife! And now 1 find you here. We shall settle everything now—you and I—as man to man.” A dramatic situation that will force your enthusiasm to heights hitherto unexperienced! A picture that stirs the emotions—something big—don’t miss it! ALSO A GOOD COMEDY AND LATEST NEWS COMING TOMORROW { | f .l ONLY T “YOUTH TO YOUTH The Florence Daily Times Delivered to Your Home or Office, 15c a Week i for Charleston to attend a conference cent.” but would “light the charges i era' association of Central school an-' at which a state branch of the Nat-1 to the limit.” ! nounced for Fric'ay of this week will! ional Congress of Mothers, Parent- | not beheld.' The regular meeting! Teachers’ association, will be 11 IDnpC RRIRPn IN 1 tinic 0 * the association will he Fri-'i cd. Among those who will attend I J w •• U n O DnlDCU Ini the conference will be Mrs. M. P. ;Higgins, president of the national or-, sanlzation, and Mrs. Carburry, nat-. ional field secretary. A Parent* | Chicago. Mar. 14.—Investigation of 1 State of South Carolina, LEN SMALL CASE? day, March 23rd. at Central school. MASTER’S SALE Teachers’ association will be organ-, alleged attempts to bribe jurors call*[ County of Florence ired also for the Mitchell School of | ed to try Governor Len Small lasti Court of Coir Charleston. Mrs. Ivey will attend as ’ summer on charges of misappropriat- the president of Central senool Par- j *r>Rs interest on state funds, is re- ent-Teachers’ association of Florence. - Ported under way today at Waukegan where Small was tried and acquitted. The state’s attorney refused to con firm the reports. 16.000 COAL MINERS ON STRIKE TODAY Essen. March 14.—Sixteen thousand [coal miners and three government •mines in the Reckl nghausen district Jof the Ruhr are on strike protesting 'againts the French occupation of the [state coke plant. German hostages .today are being compelled by the Mlir MARKETS MONEY TO LEND ON APPROVED RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY Fifteen Year Term Loan, with three per cent of Principal Amount and Interest at Six and a Half Per Cent payable semi-annually. Loans made on basis of Fifty Per Cent of appraised valuation. See us for further information. FLORENCE TITLE, TRUST AND INVESTMENT COMPANY 27 WEST EVANS STREET FLORENCE, S. C. Morch May . July ommon Pleas J. F. Stackley, Plaiutiff va. Wm. M. Mfller, L. A. Hyman. Jr. and j Palmetto Bank end Trust Com pany, Defendants. Pursuant to an order of the Court of Common Pleas for Florence Coun j ty, S. C., in the case stated above, I made bv his hon )r, Judge S. W. G. | Shipp, judge of the 12th Judicial Cir-. cult, and dated March 6th, 1923, I public auct’on to the • • • • < French to rde on locomotives operat 1 Oct. ed by the French imd Belgians. PARK SCHOOL CLASS The recreation leaders class of Park school will meet Thursday even ing at 8 o’clock. NOTICE OF SALE UNDER CHATTEL MORTGAGE Dec. 30.45 30.74 30.45 30.48 26.75 27.08 26.70 26.70 26.15 26.50 26.15 26.17 New Orleans Cotton Open High Low Close M! irch 31.10 31.10 31.00 30.80 May 31.00 31.16 30.88 30.75 Juty 26.30 26.68 26.30 26.29 Dec 25.90 26.16 26.16 25.80 us— We Now Have Plenty of GOOD COAL Phone Us Florence Ice & Fuel Co. Phone 143 Our New Telephone Numbers BUSINESS OFFICE— . Advertising and Cir culation—Phone— EDITORIAL DEPT.— Social and Personal, News, etc.—Phone— State of South Carolina, County of Florence. UNDER AND BY VIRTU RE of the power of sale contained in that certain chattel mortgage executed by Roy’s Incorporated to Farmers & Mechanics Bank and bearing date of October 29th, 1921, and by the said bank assigned, for valuable consker- ation, to the Bank of Florence, which mortgage was duly recorded on No vember 11th, 1921, in Book A-32 at page 606 of the Records of Chattel Mortgages for Florence County, the terms and conditions of which said chattel mortgage having been breach ed by the said Mortgagor, the under signed Mortagagee will, at the place of business of the Mortgagor No. 20 and 22 on the South side of F*ist Evans street, at Florence, South Carolina, offer for sale at public auc tion, at ten o’clock a. m., Friday, March 23rd, 1923, to the highest bid der for cash, all of the goods, chat tels and property hereinafter enum erated and fully described in the chat tel mortgage hereinabove referred to. or so much thereof as may be neces sary to pay the indebtedness, with costs and interest represented by the said chattel mortgage said goods, chattels and property to be thus sold being as follows, as described in said mortgage: “The pool room, cigar, fountain and restaurant business conducted on the premises at No. 20-22 East Evans street, in the Williamson Building, in the City of Florence, County of Flor ence. State of South Carolina, includ ing all furniture, fixtures and equip ment of every kind and description whatsoever, used in connection with any business conducted on the said premises, or pertaining thereto and all rights and interests of the mortga- ( gor in the improvements placed on said premises, together with the entird stock of merchandise of every kind and description, now dwned or here after acquired, and any and ail ac cessions. additions, replacements or improvements to any of the property above described, used for the purpose of and in carrying on the business of the mortgagor, while any of thei indebtedness secured by this mort-J gage remains outstanding and un-; paid; it being provided, however, that the mortgagor shall have the right of using the said merchandise and other property in the usual course of the operation of its business. The fix tures and equipment covered by this mortgage comprise all electric fix tures, including lights and fans: nine pool tables, with racks, cues, chairs and all other equipment used in con nection with the operation ot the pool room; the fountain, show oases, wall cases and all other equuipument per taining to or uses for the purpose of the business now conducted in the frogt part of the pool room premises: office fixtures and equipment, includ- i ing cash registers, safe, typewriter^, adding machines, and all other office equipment of every kind: dining room and kitchen equipment, including tables, chairs, tray stands, trays, lin ens, plate and hollow silverware, ! crockery, glassware, pictures, refrig erators, ranges, ovens. and all other dining room and kitchen equipment and utensils of every kind.” TOGETHER with the good will of the said business, the leasehold rights of the mortgagor to the premises above described, and all and singular the rights and appurtenances to any of the said properties belonging, or in anywise appertaining. Terms of sale cash. Proceeds aris ing therefrom to be applied on the i.mortjjaRe^ indebtedness. , This 7th day of March. A. D., 192i BANK OF F-14JJWSNCE. „ - Mortgagee. , Florence, 8. C. t i New York Cotton O-en High Low Close : will sell at .. ..31.19 31.23 31.00 31.00 ' highest bidder, in front of the court .31.46 31.59 31.20 31.23 house, at Florence, S. C., during the usual hours of aula, on Monday April 2nd, 1923, (Sales day), the premises described below: All that tract, piece or parcel of land situate and being in the County of Florence and State of South Caro- I Una, containing one hundred and fif ty (150) acres, more or less, being [ Wm. M. Miller’s share In the estate > lands of h’s g’lindfather, k. J. Mul- J drow, and is bounded as follows, to wit: On the North by Muldrow Mill Pond; on the East by AlUgator RIFLE SQUAD TO BEGIN DRILL FIRST OF APRIL Plans are Thow going forward for j Branch and lands of B. M. McLaugh- reorganiz’ng the American Legion j lin; on the South by lands of B. M. ••»tie snuad. Practically every one of j McLaughlin, and on the west by the old members are back in the [ lands of Maude G. Miller Harrell.’’ company, and a number of new ones.) Terms of sale, cash; purchaser to There is expected to be around 30 \ pay for FHPers. men answer the roll for the first drll | H. A. BRUNSON, which will be held the first of April, j Judge of Probatt, Acting Master. CONTEST ENDS MARCH 9 P. M. Will Tell The Tale -in- VERY CLOSE RACE Days (4 SAVE MONEY BY AD VANCE PAYMENT 1 You save $1.80 by pay ing a year in advance instead of settling each week at 15 cents. You save time and mon ey—save 30 per cent— by taking advantage of JO 1 Yearly subscrip (J ? i * • tion rate. Subscribe - u «tii DO IT NOW! BACK YOUR FAVORITE DISTBlCT 1 Florence Miss Mare Richardson .596,650 -Miss Ethel Werhan Miss Margaret Gaudy 582,450 Mrs. B. L. Hyman 546,850 Albert Taylor 478,550 M ss Mury Fetner 436,275 . Mrs. J. E. Koopman 435,225 M ss Dorothea Waters 407,825 Miss Lizzie McIntyre 347,575 Mrs. R. D. Sanders 327,00U Mrs. Louis I’alles 304,725 M ss Myrtle Stackley Charlie Stokes .. 251,000 50,000 DISTRICT J Timmonsville, R. F. D. 1 Miss Eloise Cole 008,000 Kingbsurg Mrs. G. R. Gaskins 596,600 Florence Gen. Del. Miss Nualie Brigman 563,175 ticrantori Miss Mary Graham 547,500 Mars Bluff 4 Miss Nora Mae McMillan 505,500 Florence, ^R. F. D. 1 • . .. t Ernest .liHseldeu ' . ’ ‘ Lake’ City;' R. F. D. 3 448.875 DJiss $Iy{tle Godwin » 4 0,000) Leo, RfiF. D. 1 Mrs. Annie McDat$tel 414,000 Paniplico Andrew Coleman, Jr 397.260 Cowards Mrs. Janie Parrott 254,500 Bannockburn, R, F. D. 1 Miss Addie Eagerton 250,400 MAKE YOUR PROM ISE GOOD! Every contestant has scores of promised sub scriptions. Are you one of those on whose word your friend in the race has been relying? If so, don’t make that contestant wait. ,any Jonger. 1 ■ Subscribe, and .• • r ’ 1 * • : . I i DO IT NOW! 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