The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 14, 1919, Image 1

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Tmif 361-2 Cents JlJLJl 68TH YEAR. NO. 101. SEMI-WEEKLY. WILSON WILL NOT koland c. nr aiit i n i in nnnti nr nwDDi DL UU1 AliAlN 5UUH n Another Lancaster President s Physicians Say He the world war was , Must Take a Prolonged yesterday afternoon (>put Cure gathering of citizen! courthouse, Lt.-Col. coast artillery, pinne AFFECTS STATE AFFAIRS of Corporal Roland M., 118th Infantry. Croix do Guerre wit! Vice-President Marshall May Be to him by the French (liven Full Power But Some **" "' '"w"""* s his own government Hold President Cannot Be Re- hyoism displayed in moved for Disability. The ceremonies we by Rev. W. S. Patters man ot' the Red Cros Washington, Oct. IS.?Hope that tresentlng the medals President Wilson might regain his ing citations: normal health anil resume fully the "Having already duties of his olllce was swept away twice, he continued by his physicians, who announced It ^is squad of automat would be Impossible for him to leave jng hjs men for more his bed "for an extended period." ===== The announcement, made after a consultation between Hear Admiral *KI1S.WU UI JUC Grayson and the three other physlci- IS KILLED IF* nns aiding in the case, said there had been no interruption of the presi. i> . ?m Negro Who Boosted dent's slow improvement, \)Ut em phasized that he still had a long road of Slayer of tireci to travel before he reached complete jg to recovery. Tlie physicians' announcement was not taken to mean that Mr. Wilson Anderson, S. ('.. Oc would be prohibited from sitting: up Zjeri a negro. who. it in bed and it was considered entirely 0( a partner ol possible that he might be permitted jn? played a pa to sign a few important bills and or- ville episode last S dors each day as his progress contin- wju.n two1 policemen ues. shot to death by two Besides Dr. Grayson, the physicians McMInn and Robert who took part in the consultatioi Anderson mill villag were Dr. P. X. Dercum, of Philadel- jng The men came phia, an expert on nervous disorders, tion after the shootl Hear Admiral E. R. Stitt, head of the chief Summons, navui nospuai, ana wr. Sterling Rur- 8horiff. They were fin, of Washington. All of them Prazler's body sh have been in close touch with the pa- Wounds. A white i rlent's condition for more than a to sheriff Sanders tv week, and they were said to be unanl- 32 calibre and the ot mous in their agreement that an ex- which. he said, McN tended rest from the worries of the ha(1 given him. Tt presidency is necessary. empty chambers and Announcement that President Wil- Frazier was one c son cannot leavsfchls bed "for an ex- gr0es which is being tended period." although in keeping piskc-Carter construt with the program originally planned (jj-cenvllle in paintir for Mr. Wilson by l>r. Grayson, Anderson mill. He brought home to officials the possible i.'rj<iay morning and effect of the president's illness 011 pub- nuring the afternoc lie affairs and renewed discussion as have given some tr to what expedient might be ndopted boasts about having should the press of the executive bus- Sunday morning the iness reach a point demanding more went into the hous. attention than he could give it. and called his atten The disposition on all sides seems c,a8S of painting hr to be to refrain from raising the. toid him he would lu question of the president's disability j( js ?aj,i that he hep to act under the constitution, but ami put his hands officials are known to have considered Tho men claim that it as one of 'he possibilities of the j,jm say had a pisl situation. , seeing him make this The constitution provides that in A 32 calibre l.nite case or tno president s .Usability the plst(), WRS foun(J ,n , vice-president snail act as chief executive but there is no precedent for such a transfer of authority and of- EVANS AND R1 flclal opinion Is divided as to how it CASE BEING HI might be brought about should the necessity arise. J||py HoIortwl nn(, Situation Presents Puzzle. Kxan.lned at Tl, Who could declare a'president's disability is known to present something <ssion of of a puzzle to the legal advisers of the government. The constitution is si The court of gen lent on the point and In the absence Run this morning th of an exact precedent a number of di- anfl Ernest Evans a vergent opinions have been advanced staff for the killing o informally. uey Hailey on Febru In some quarters it is held that the ?n account Hie decision could be properly made by ,,ecHon, each juror c the cabinet because it would be In a lis vo' f"re. The pa position to judge if the functioning 1 anf' rather than of a chief executive really were neces- 'raw'nR another pii nary In the public Interest. In every sides agreed to case of the death of a president. It is '^e e'even Jurors se said. It has been the cabinet which It will be recallei hoi untitled the vlee-nre?i?l en nf hit IS tried at the fa) succession to the presidency. 1917, when a verdict What might be the result should was returned. The the cabinet disagree as to a presl e<* nru' a new trial g dent's disability, and whether decis- 'Pn(t?nts are represer Ion would have to be unanlmoun or by Stewart and Sapp, a majority vote, admittedly presents Hpnry assisted by another complication. York, and John T In the opinion of others. It would Much interest Is 1 require a resolution of congress to ,n trial, the co make valid the transfer of executive rroWflpd. Right wit Authority because of disability. It Is 8*Rte had been exar argued that once the point Is raised noon recess. formally the question Is thrown Into congress Just as It is in case of a I'ersom deadlock In the electoral college. Miss -' Jllen Porter It also Is argued hy some that the H. R. McMknus. whole matter would be one for do- Mr. and Mrs. P. fj termination by the supreme court, on HOn- Jn?. spent Frld the hypothesis that It would be a Ju- Magistrate J. R p. - Falls, was here todt (Continued on Pa?e ?.) session of court. Lanc. LANCASTER, S. C. THOMAS Is AWARDED CR< E AND D. S. CROSS YESTER county hero of meters under an extraordina dgnally honored lent fire. Signed, The Mare when before a France, by Petain." 5 that filled the' "Roland C. Thomas, Corpo Bates, of the M., 118th Inf.: For extrac id on the breast heroism In action at Vaux A C. Thomas, Co. France, October 15, 1 i? 18: A of Kershaw, the ing twice wounded he contii i a star awarded advance with his automat government and squad, leading his men 100 y; ervice Cross by der extraordinary fire. By t in recognition of the Secretary of War, Frank battle. ; Intyre, Muj. Clen. Acting t ire presided over Staff." on, county chair-1 After the presentation of t s. Col. Bates in ajSi Mayor It. S. Stewart, ir i read the follow- well-chosen remarks, congri the young corporal on his ueen wounueu mem. 111 ik makes three med to advance with poral Thomas has received, 1c riflemen, lead- ing been presented with the ! than a hundred Military Medal sometime ago. I TURNER (COMINGS AND GOINGS I ANDERSON THE PEOPLE YOU 1 of Being Pnrtncr If Not Your Friend, Pertu nville Officers Your Friend's Friend \V Beatli. Name is Printed Here t. 13.?Red Fra-j Miss Jessie Ferguson had t Is said, boasted i guests for the week-end Mis* Joe Turner and Rush and Blanche West, ot \\ rt in the Green-',college. Sunday morning I ... ? . . Miss Margaret. I.enn Boa were killed, was| , ... , t the week-end with her parei white men. J. S.i . .. 1 Cawley, in the'|a"<1 ,Mr8' J PoaK' retur < harlotte Sunday. ;e Sunday morn- > ' ^ to the police sta-| Miss Ruth McCardell. of t'l ing and gave up spent Sunday with her moth who notified the , m. r. McCardell. placed in jail. | * owed five bullet! M,S8 Isabe> Boyd, of Rock nan turned over 8,iesf Miss Berry Belle 1 'o Pistols, one of Mr nnd Mrs M B Ma her of 3 8 calibre, winnsboro, were the recent g linn and ( aw ley j (heir daughter, Mrs. J. R. te 38 had three i)Urji the 32 had four.I ? . >f*a gang of ne-i VIIsH Melita Fatle has r employed by the from Charlotte where she 1 ^tion company at j ">'es treated. ir houses at the * 7T ? , Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Crock appeared early .... , . , children, of Riverside, spent asked for work. . , . ... . in Lancaster with relatives, in he is said to ? ouble and made O. It. Bartlett has returned killed four men. business trip to Florence. i two white men * p where he was Miss Mary Hough has rotti Hon to the poor * olumbia alter a few days 1 was doing and ber mother, Mrs. It. ( . IIourI ive to ro over it. .. Mrs. Katherine McLure is ;an cursinR them in his pockets. for a fow ,,ays ,n ???cksburg they had hea-xl 'anta- a ol and that upon and Mrs. ("has. I>. Jon ' move they fired. returned to Lanoaster af(er d States special fon<!o<i visit to St. Louis and i lis pocket. 1 Miss Ona Itelle Duren has iNGSTAFF <,d from a visit to Atlanta. SARI) TODAY Mrs. J. N. Swafford an ? daughter, Catherine, are s Fight Witnesses some time with Mrs. Sv lis Morning's mother in tiaftney. <ourt- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Y.c i ? daughter. Miss Dorothy, of ( eral sessions be- spent Sunday here as the g e rase of Walter Mr. and Mrs. Latta Hood, nd Walter Ring- * f F?dgar and Hid- Miss Lucile Moretz, of ( I ary 11, 1917. wa8 guest for the weel large family con- ^,>r s'ster? Mrs. William (?re? ailed was put on "ams nel was exhaust- ,, , ... . ? , . . . ( ol. and Mrs. Leroy Sprii cause a delav In .' Elliott W. Springs left Satui inel, counsel on , . A. . , . ... New Orleans to attend the cot go to trial with , ferenee. cured. ? d that this case Mesdames Will Reed and I term of court, Kennett are In Atlanta for a f of manslaughter visit. case was appeal ranted. The de- TOLEDO BANDITS HO ,teh?i>y T!!T' up AND ROB PAYM; while Solicitor Thos. F. Mc.Dow, Green. Paymaster of Tohaooo Com mmiil- manifested "n?l "nn W?WW? Get Sai iurt room being of Money an<l Escape, nesses for the . nlned up to the Toledo. O., Oct. 13.?A hoi. committed at a street corner Saturday when bandits haltec roll car and without waiting is visiting Mrs. money to be handed over, she master of a tobacco concern, lordon Cobb and er employe was forced to tu ay In Chnrlotte. t the payroll money, which was Glhson. of Great' in a satchel. Leaving the pa ly attending thel prostrate in the middle of th. | the bandits drove away. ASTER I , TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1919. Oix I GENERAL SESSIONS MOTO DAY COURT MET MONDAY WAN1 ry vioihui of Five Murder Cases Scheduled for Lancast* ~ ,I,V-V I either to] eturned ure kuilt. about 18 had her Judge Sense declined to excuse any constant of the petit jurors on flimsy excuses, fhjs prar stating that a court is organized to thing to ;ett and protect society against criminals and armistice Sunday if a habit is made of excusing jurors an,j for t on every little plea another pane for fjiat would have to be drawn and 0>at will ni.,<nt tr from a ...... , ' shift the burden to some one else ,vor,. whleh looks to him like slacking. ..,,,1 aftei irned to The following cases were disposed "the boy visit to of at the morning session yesterday: mentione i. Dewitt Truesdale. housebreaking sleep in t and larceny, plead guilty and was six incite visiting sentenced to four months on the Second and At- rott,is January, Sam Reeves, highway robbery Rois-Du-I ies have was w'ih?ut counsel and conducted where w his own defense. He was convicted Quarters, (111 Ua 'hicago anc? sentenced to two years on the racks, wi roads. "chicken return- William Harris, housebreaking and n*,0,lt '',r larceny, plead guilty and was given '? vvor one year on the roads. as mon'?t d little , lA . . . the rain3 William Mackey, assault and bat pending . ... , . . . , ... , , ... the govt ^ , tery with intent to kill, plead guilty , faliord s , , Slicker and was sentenced to three months * noo t ho on the roads or pay a tine of $l'tO for them mp and At the afternoon session of court OVPr \t 'amden, yesterday Fred Witherspoon. colored. I . ; r oruM ^S, nests of was acquitted of the charge of mur-ifho cainp der, after two witnesses were heard j jjvo jn the judge ordering a verdict of not! known it lurlotte guilty. Witherspoon shot to death i iiatil Par t end of Joitn Stover on i'umpkin row August (jia( ram ?ne Wil 14. to'the P The Kvans case is l>eing hoard to- then rnov a s an 1 *'ay ^?r seron<' 11 having mous" R< rigs ant j)0en appealed t0 supreme court anti througho ' a> ?* a new trial granted rest rami ton con- The trial of Mose Witherspoon for accorded the killing of Luther Horton, a plant- troops w Perry *r ?f near Kershaw, is set for hear- called "r< ew days 'ng tomorrow, (Wednesday) morn- and ever; ing. Witherspoon. it will be remem- judge as bered, was chased for a week or more Third: LD by a sheriffs posse arter the killing sjKne(j 1( and finally when exhausted he gave himself up to the sheriff of Fairfield a l(Mir,,TI county. He was taken to the state ,,ot ^ rem .Is penitentiary for safekeeDing and has to mi) tcliel remained there since that time. He they hav< was brought to Lancaster by Sheriff on( ftn<j Hunter last Wednesday and is now in the Lancaster jail. regulatloi iup was ___ >t these tr here on mandlng TWO TIIOI SAM? >IKN AT r 1 a pav- n, It infill for the NKWOItLK.WSSTHIKKNOW fnmnies it a pay New Orleans. Oct. 13.?Two thous drawing Anoth and union longshoremen went on a punlshme rn over strike here Saturday at noon when in- soldier's ; carried creases in wages demanded by men present ? ymaster were refused by the employing steve- Por rf> b street, dores and members of the New Or 'cans Steamship association. (Co 1 % siewsbb SUBSCRIPTION $2.00 A YEAR K TRAIN BOYS LANCASTER MARKET f TO COME HOME LEADS WHOLE STATE er iwy ? ruing urand- Trice raid Here for Cotton Satr, Says There is No urday Was 36 Against 34 ed for Them Now. 1-1 Highest Elsewhere. ISSUE A CIRCULAR TAR HEEL MARKETS LOWER ear in France With Many in North Carolina the I'rice ;hips the Men Think thej Friday Was 32 3-4 Against Has Come When They I 33 1-2 in Lancaster?Much d He Returned. Cotton Sold Here. F. MagiU. of Pleasant Hill, The Lancaster cotton market ved a letter from his grand- topped the whole state and perporal William H. Muckey haps the whole of North Carolina American army of occupa- last week. The staple has been Germany, which voices the coming into market rapidly for . that the boys now overseas the past two weeks but only towus to come home. Enclosed ard the end of last week did the lar addressed to the editors yagons begin to block the streets. 3untry, approved by the en- The iftice paid oil the local marsonnei, M. s. T.. No. 428, a. ket Friday was 35 1-2 cents; \ The circular follows: the same day the price paid at he personnel of Motor Sup- Dunn, North Carolina, in the cen. No. 4 28 has been in France ter of the Tar Heel cotton belt, ar. and since that time each was 32 3-4. Saturday, the price y member thereof lias been in Lancaster was 36 cents and at reader of your valuable other markets in South Carolina i<l realizing the good work ranged from 32.65 to 34 1-4. the done for the a. e. f . w?> latter price prevailing at Newcall your attention to a few berry, and the Columbia State of i reference to the treatment I Sunday gave that market credit been receiving a? ihe hand-; for having lead the state. Powers That lie, ' and we Following are the prices paid on tho hat when we present these <|jij'? i. ,t markets in South Carolina von. each and every one of | Saturday as given by tin; State: . ran prove to l>?? the gospel) Newberry. Cotton 34 14; seed u will at least call the mat-1 $1.03 per bushel. attention of the proper ail- Rock Hill, Cotton 34 1-8; seed and see that our train is $1 per bushel. speedy dispatch back to Charleston, Cotton 33; seed $1.08 ountry." per bushel. Motor Supply Train, No. 128 Greenwood, Cotton 34; seed $67 France, at the port of Rrest per ton. >r 13. 1018. We were itnme- Camden. Cotton 33; seed 67 cents at to work at this base driv- per bushel. tell of old, worn out "Pierce Dillon, Cotton 32.66; seed $1.05 Those trucks were without per bushel. ^s or sides. We drove these Hamberg, Cotton 33 5-8; seed $70 *0 20 hours every day in a per ton. downpour of rain. We did Edgefield, Cotton 33 7-8; seed $1 ticnlly without sleep or any- per bushel. eat. but this was before the St. Matthews, Cotton 33; seed $73 and we felt at that time, per ton. wo or three months thereaf- York, Cotton 34; seed $1 per hush wo unci no cause for com- el. lasmuch as we felt that we Chester. Cotton. :'.4: seed $1.04 ng our hit to win the war, per bushel. I* the armistice to help get I'ishopville, Cotton 33; seed $70 s" home. During the time rer ton; long staple cotton .77. il above, we were forced to (Jreenville, Cotton 33 1-3; seed 5.7 ents, on the ground In about cents per bushel. s <?t French mud. 1 Darlington, Cotton 33 1-2; seed $60 : Along about the first of P''1 '(,n, long staple cotton >>.? to 57. lit 1?), we moved from Camp Sumter, < otton >- -?-4 ; seed !?7 lolougne to Fort Federes. co,l,s Per bushel. e lived in somewhat better Springfield, ( otton -..5 1-2; seed viz: corrugated iron bar O'bi per bushel, th bunks made of 2x4s with wire springs." I'p until ( IN( INNA1I (iKIS ^117,000 month of May we were fore- AND CHICAGO BI T $78,000 k the same number of hours >ned above. About this time ; season was finished, then World Series (lute Receipts Without rnnient furnished us with WaI. Tav To|a| >|or<, Tha|| Suits" and rubber boots. t-oo OHO v were issued we had no use 1 as the rainy weather was ? 'e practicallv built up Fort . _ , ... , , Chicago, (let. 13. -The players on and about the time w?> ruid i .. ... ., ... ?, , ? v the t incinnati team will receive $117,put into a decent place to, . . . * . I shares, will net each player $a,2o?.01. they moved us to what is _. .... , I he \\ hite Sox will draw down i this base as "Motor Over- ,. . ... ... . I $ i 8,104. ,o , and each ol the 24 playk. No. 716, and kept us in ... I ers will receive $3,254.36. P until it was turned over , , , ... The national eoinniission obtainreneh on August 2;>. They ed $ 12,241.40, or one-tenth ol the ed us to the now "world fa- . . . .... , , . total receipts taken in, exclusive of est Camp, Pontanezen. noted . ,, . . * ... . . , war tax on all eight games. lit thfl ClVlll7ft<! UArl/l oo " " """" " j The totals l?y the eight games folp. As to the rest that was . * y lows: to the one million and a half Attendancei 236,928. ho passed through this so- ? , . , , . .. , Receipts, exclusive ot war tax, sat area, we will allow each ?-llo ., , ? i jj,< 11 yone of them to be the sole ... , ' Players shares, $260,349.70. to the question of rest. Clubs shares, $389,822.90. Hefore the armistice was Commission's share, $72,24 1.40. was practically considered Total for Cincinnati nationals, artlal offense if the driver $117,167.68. :eep up a speed of about 30 kach player, (24 shares) $3,254.ci 1 36. es per hour. Since January Total for Chicago Americans, $78,i been enforcing very stringpractically Impossible traffic Eaf.h 1>layor (L>4 shares) $3,254,ns. Since the Inauguration 36. afhc regnlations by the Coin- Second teams of leagues (Chicago General of Hase Section No. nationals and Cleveland Americans) rted upon the nu n who had leach. $19,526.21. back home, and who were Third teams of leagues (Chicago their allotment, a severe nationals and New York Americans) int. owing to the fact that a each, $13.017.43. pay is very little. Cp to the While there are twenty-four playrriting there has been about ers on the Red team, three were al* nt of the drivers of this and lotted only a half share by a vote of -? the entire team, thereby cutting the intinued on Page Six.) total shares to 22 1-2. i M Trial at This Term?Many fathei ra.1' ??' Minor Cases. Ne irdinary lUdigny, fter be EVANS CASE BEING HEARD THEY riued to ic rifle uds nn- Trial of Mose Witherspoon for After Yi >rder ot urtjer Gf Luther Horton Hards M. Mc- . :hief o Will He Taken t'p Tomorrow Time Morning. , Shoul he med i a few titillated ^a" term of the court of gener- K. I., achieve- al 8es8'ons convened yesterday morn has recei als Cor- inB' Thomas S. Sease presid- son. Cor he hav- ing an<* Solicitor J. K. Henry pros- with the British ecutlng for the state. There is a tion in < large number of minor cases on the sentiment docket, together with five murder are anxio " casus, all of which will probably is a circu OF come up at this term. in this ci KNOW Judge Sense made a short hut listed per forceful charge to the grand jury E. F. in F In the course of his remarks he stated Since t i|?s It's that Lancaster* county is badly in ply Train hose need of a new courthouse and that for one y< while the grand jury was without au- and ever; tliority in the attnter, they could rec- a constat onunond it and perhaps in the course paper, at , of time, bv continually recommending vou have as her , it, it might be obtained. He stressed desire to les Olga the fa I that compulsory education facts will "inthrop . ... will he of great benefit to the state we have "flood roads, good schools and good ,,f "The g spoil educational facilities go hand in hand believe t tits, Mr and are the foundation of a demo facts to ning to emtio form of government," he said, which w< Judge Sense said that for ten years > truth, vo he had made compulsory education ter to tin larlotte, one nf tju, ,na|n points in his remarks thoi ities cr, Mrs tQ Kran,| juries, but that it takes a ^iven a man with a vision to see the untold "God's C Hill, is cood that will be derived later 011 first: Bennett. from ,his source. He also stated landed in that good roads was one of his hob- on Qctobc rtin, o pies and emphasized the fact that d|a^el>- pi uests of each county in bonding itself for good j a ,)Ur Funder roads should lay aside a fund for the \rrows " mfllntonaneo a?' * 1