The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, September 21, 1917, Page 7, Image 7
IANDKItSON MAN ACQUITTED
Char^Hl With Anti-Draft * Conspiracy?Other
Cases Tried.
Rock Hill, 8ept. 14.?In the
United States court here, in the case
against T. A. Brock of Anderson,
charged with conspiracy to defeat '
the army draft law, the verdict was
"not guilty."
Lola Jones, Madge Jonee and Be- ]
atrice Hawkins, negro women,
charged with Immorality in the
Spartanburg army camp, were con- ]
icted, but have not yet been sen
to be a religious fanatic. Sentence
has not been pronounced.
Michael Carroll, an Irishman,
who has only been in this country
six months, was convicted of failure
to register and given six months.
The docket is very, full and will
hardly be cleared up this week. '
+ ?
Yellow complexion, pimples and
disfiguring blemishes on the face or j
body can be gotten rid of by doctoring
the liver, which Is torpid. HRRBINE
Is a powerful liver correctant.
It purlflee the system, stimulates the
vital organs and puts the body in fine
vigorous condition. Price 50c. Sold
by all dealers In medicine.?Adv.
All Modern Conveniences.
Four-year-old Marlon with her mother
was visiting in a small town. One
day while passing the public watering
trough for horses a flock of birds was
perched on the side of the tub drinking.
This was something ifew for
Mnrion and. looking up at her mother
in surprise, she said: "Why, mudder, 1
didn't know they had bnthtubs for their
birds down here."
. RUB-MY-TISM
Will cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Headaches, Cramps, Colic
o ; r> i r? i %
mm
HHRESSflH
BBpBSBfflaCwe^
oprains, Druises, trills, nurns, uia
Sores, Tetter, ^Ring-Worm, Eczema,
etc. Antiseptic Anodyne,
used intcnall" or externally. 25c
Where Woman Excels.
Another evidence of the difference
between the mnle Intellect, If any, nnd
the female one it. {In- way a woman
can stew cherries nnd make soap on
adjacent holes of the same stove, apparently
without Incurring the slightest
rlRk of getting to thinking about
something else and putting some important
Ingredient of the one Into the
other.?Ohio State Journal.
OLDER BUT STRONGER
To be healthy at seventy, prepare at
forty, is sound advice, because in the
strength of middle life we too often forget
that neglected colds, or careless treatment
of slight aches snd pains, simply
undermine strength and bring chronic
weakness for later year*.
To be stronger when older, keep yom
blood pure and rich and active wrth the
strength-building and blood-nourishing
properties of Scott's Rmnlsion which iaa
fooa, a tonic and a medicine<o keep yom
blood rich, alleviate rheumatism and
void sickness. No aloobol in Scott's.
Scott & Bowne. Bloomfiek). N. 1.
Acquitted.
When n young mnn olopod with a
Springfield ^Irl not yet of ngo. the
father of the young woman caused his
nrrest on n charge of disturbing the
pence. When In eourt It was shown
that father was asleep when the elopement
occurred nnd chat he did not
waken for some time afterward the
young man was acquitted.?Kansas
City Times.
Take HEKBINE for all disturbances
in the bowels. It purifies the
bowel ehannelH, promotes regular
movements and makes you feel
bright, vigorous and cheerful
Price 50e. Sold by all dealers In
medicine.?Adv.
Simple Cure for Hiccoughs.
Dr. P. R. Aqulnto of Buenos Aires
reports In the Semitna Medico o case
of severe hiccoughs that resisted all
treatment for 24 hours, but that yielded
at once when the man's eyeball*
were pressed.
i m/A X FaVAVJ ^19R
leuceo.
: The Wilmot Oil Mill, of Pelza, ;
t charged with misbranding cotton
seed meal shipped out of the State,
was found guilty and fined $50.
The first conviction for failure to
register for the army was that of
Dortch Pinson. a negro, who was
sentenced to six months imprisonment.
Fletcher Griffith, a negro preacher,
from Spartanburg county, was
convicted of preaching against the
draft and otherwise attempting to
obstruct the law. He would not
plead, but stood mute and appears
THE L.A
Cooperative Extensi
By H. W. QRAEBER, County Jigrit
SOW IS THE TIME TO PRE- Antlocl
PARE FOR 1018 CORN CROP. ??t of "A
Rural Scl
ft. W Graeber Writes Interestingly Wednes*
On the Selection of Heed Corn Midwaj
From Fields Now. est of "J
_ , , , , Rural Scl
farmers of Lancaster County: ?
W?uI16S(
What thought have you given to Heath
your next year's corn crop? Are interest
you preparing to save your seed in ln the Rt
:he field from the standing stalk? Thursd
Dr are you expecting to use the old Oakhui
dip-shod way of getting your seed C8t of .<A
from the crfb during the winter? Or RUrai gf
sun worue, ao you expect to follow Thursd
the method mentioned by a farmer Klgin
a few days ago, "Feed all winter of "Agrh
and then plant what 1b left"? Rural Sci
South Carolina has made great Fridi
strides this year in the production Unity?
of corn, l.ancaster county farmers nnnounce
have done their proportionate part "Winter
in bringing about the increase from in "gelec
32,000,000 bushels for last year to Wedw
the estimated crop of more than Rich 1
44,000,000 bushels this season, be annou
That mijch greater increase can be "Winter
made on the same acreage next year jn "ge]00
if every South Carolina farmer will
. . , . Thiirs
prepare now by selecting his seed Antiocl
corn in the field. Will the farmers
announce
of I Lancaster County Live Up to "Winter
Their Patriotic Duty to Themselves j "Seler
?s well as Their Country By Taking
Tills Initial Step Toward the Produc- ' r,<'
Hon of the lliggest Corn Crop in the
History of the State For 11)18? to ari
There is a great demand each
spring for good seed corn. This
demand comes very often from the Ab 'or
so-called "best farmers" of a com- sper
munity. Each spring the writer comiT,uni
gets many letters from farmers who ''
are willing to pay good prices for ,,a'- ^an
good seed corn and are unable to w's^'nB '
obtain it. This scarclt" can be pre- wou,'d d<
vented by selecting the seed when ^r* ('rae
it is most abundant and when the
very best can be obtained?at ripenlng
time before it has been in p||| C
anyway reduced in vitality. Many Ii"UJLl
let this opportunity pass expecting to
purchase their seed corn, only to A H
find that they cannot buy at any vial'
price in the winter or spring as
good seed corn as they could have
selected in their own field In the
fall.
Until a community has its expe- ^ ^
rienced and honest corn breeder,
the best place for the farmer to
obtain seed corn is from the fields Mr. J.
on his farm or in his neighborhood contractc
that were planted with a variety C., told
that has generally proved most sue- fering I
^essful in that locality. stomach
Hy far too many consider seed not eat
good simply because it #111 grow, ter each
To be first class, seed must be? physical
1. Well adapted to the seasonal call and
end soil conditions where it is to Ironized
be planted. recomme
2. Grown on productive plants of admit I
a productive variety. first, ha
ft. Well matured, and preserved without
from ripening until planting time in lighted i
a manner that will retain its full that I di
vigor. Paw-Pav
When selecting .seed corn give the bottles a
matter your personal attention. Get my atom
the very best to be had and preserve is actin*
it well, and your increased yields thing nt
will return you more profit than You ha\
any other work you can do on your edy whi
rarm. you ciai
The only proper way to select me plea
seed corn la from the stalks standng whereve
where they grew, as soon as ripe. If you
Avoid the large c^rs on stalks are con
standing singly with an unusual dizzy sp<
amount of space around them. Se- blues. j
lect plants that have produced most Paw-Pa\
heavily in competition with a full agreeabl
stand of plants on uniform soli. . fore yo
The tendency of the plant to pro- scores o
duee heavily of sound, dry, shelled ?get a
corn is of most importance. Short and hid
stocky stalks with a good supply ments
of leafage, and producing the ears chronic
about mid-way between the ground try this
and the tassel is the best type of or worn
plant to select from. ! despondi
Arrange for a neighborhood meet, remedy.
Ing In some good field of corn and , the old
ask your County Agricultural agent of busln
to meet with you and give a practlc- find Iror
al demonstration in the selection of to do r
seed corn Make arrangements now. seems tc
as many dates have already been and bon
filled. Paw tod
of conve
COMMUNITY MEETINGS. Your
Mr. R. W. Graeber, County Agrl- ^Ut "
cultural Agent, has announced the ,f' l>>. 1
following meetings: j Ironiz
Thursday, Sept. 20th, 3 P. M. , ? "
Peasant Hill?At farm of Mr. E. ' , on
_ _ _ . ! Inferntnt
R. Mookham. Discussion of "Win- ; ^"ow" y^,
tor Gardens." Demonstration In
"Selecting Seed Corn."
Friday. Sept. 21st. 8 P. M. Alth'0
Onkhurst?At farm of Mr. L. R. ?"
I woman r
Rollins. Discussion of "Winter jg on r<1
Gardens." Demonstration In "Se- then mn<
lectin* Seed Corn." answered
Friday, Sept. 21st, 10 A. M. by a woi
Pine Grove School House?To^r- nothing 1
ganlie "Wheat Growers' Club. from bee
Wednesday, Sept, 26th, 10 A. M.
lNCASTER NEWS FRIDAY, I
. fir , I Carefully
on Work. j. .
Reelect of chil
jullural Agent. foundation of m
the other hand,
ally doe? delicat
i School House?In Inter- j* *1 mcdicinee
gricultural Teaching in the Iwy offtil
lools." good applicatioi
lay, Sept. 20th, 3. P. M. ^ye> oVe' tho tl
r School House In Inter- I
Vgrlcultural Teaching in geetions. 25o, 6
lools."
lay, Sept. 20th, 0 P. >1. WMVw
Springs School House?In
of "Agricultural Teaching
inil Schools." AerTVl
ay, Sept. 27tli, 10 A. M. Plans are no
8t School House?In inter- utilize for posti
gricultural Teaching In the great numbei
hooig the various ua
ay, Sept. 27th, 2 P. M. ,ntar/ Purpo'
e u i ii i.? . lces ?t ma
School House?In interest hfive been trfl|
cultural Teaching in the gan In Fronc
mlttee, of whit
?y, Sept. 2Hth, !1 P. M. charaber^of de
-Place of meeting to be had this subji
d later. Discussion of since the first
Gardens. Demonstration Plans are twing
ting Seed Corn." ^ Spanish m
esday, Oct. 3rd, 3 P. M. RUn nt*Kot,?tloi
Hill?Place of meeting to SOI"e of 1
r,, , . France for us<
la,er- Discussion of Bervice.?Sclen
Gardens." Demonstration |
ting Seed Corn." -j-be
slay, Ort. 4th, 3 P. M. In all form?
ti?Place of meeting to be sense of wel
d later. Discussion of dered, and life
Gardens." Demonstration *8 8een
ting Seed Corn." People worry c
their dress, \
ay, Oct. fitli, 3 P. M. financial cond
ncaster?Place tof meeting worries have
inounced later. Discussion mental basis,
ter Gardens." Demonstra- simply wrong
Selecting Seed Corn." 0811 1)0 cure<* I
as practical Mr. Graeber !lfe* 'rile
? , , . . , don t worry <
id the whole day in the cle8? a? hp,
ty in which these meetings rarntft, hab|t&
leld, calling on the indlvidmers.
Other communities ^
:o hold meetings of farmers
(well to get in touch with The B,
i her.
WALD, SOUTH fj|;
iOLINA, SENDS Vff j
WARM TRIBUTE Magn
LIQUID
Hid us* according
ntractor's Experience.
Pink
H. Evans, a well-known '5c' r'
>r residing at Edgewald, S. Sample (eith
the Ironraan:" "I was suf- Lr?n Co.. A
from nervous indigestion. HE543SS
and liver troubles, could . .
without suffering agony afmeal
which made me a HH
wreck, I was advised to
see you and try your
Paw.Paw which had been
nded by a friend. I must
was a little skeptical ai
ving tried so many things
success, but I am more deth?n
I can possibly express
d decide to try your Ironized
v. After using a couple of
ccording to directions I find
lach pood as ever, ray liver
r fine and I can eat every>w
without after distress
re certainly a splendid rem
ch does all and more than
m for it and it will afford
sure to recommend its use
r I go."
ir food distresses you, if you
stipated, have headaches.
ells, are nervous and get the
ust get a taste of lionized
v. You'll find all the dise
feeling passing away be
u leave the store. Do as
if your neighbors are doing
hottle of Ironized Paw-Paw
your liver and stomach ailgood-bye.
I want every
dyspeptic to come in and
remedy. I want the man
an who can't sleep and i?
ent to come in and try this
You'll never go back to
-fashioned medicines. Lots
ess and professional men
llzed Paw-Paw enables them
9
nore and better work. It
> energize every fiber, tissue
e. Regln on Ironized Paw.
ay so you can Join the armv
>rts.
druggist probably keeps it.
! doesn't It Is solrl in Lancas- i
(ho Standard Drug Co. '
od Paw-Paw (liquid form > ^
Formula on every bottle ?
<lers promptly attended to j
0 Drug Company, Inot ,
man May Be Auctioneer,
gh there Is no reeord thnt a
ins ever been nn auctioneer, It
cord that In May, 1912, the
ror of New York, Mr. flaynor.
1 nn Inquiry addressed to him
nnn by saying thnt there was 1^ 1"
n the law to prevent a woman *
omlng an auctioneer. Strange
It was a milliner who made
Wawnen ?a> ii " '"trniirriinffliaai unwuinii?ii
SEPT. 21, 1917.
Treat . j
ildren's Colds
dren's oolds often lays the
nrious lung trouble. On w s| i
it is harmful to contimu I n a I
e little stomachs with ^ 1
i or to keep the children
Located at L
i air in the bedroom and mv, ic
i of Vick's "Vap-O-Rnb" tember 11th, IV
iroat and choet at the first
will keep the little chap*
vithout injuring Uieir du Loans and Disc
Oc. or $1.00 Overdrafts.. .
^O^UP'SAIVF Bonds and Sto<
Furniture and
Banking House
, Other Real Est
PostalI Service. ?)ue frorn Bank
w on foot in Europe tc Currency
il service, after the war. i j c ' 1
r of the airplanes which ^er^1"ca^
tions have acquired for .,
as well as the serv- Silver and othe
ny skilled aviutors who Checks and Cat
Ined since the war beta
a Ian,/, alattlaa .... I ? '
v| ...1^' utiiihu v.u1u- 1 oial
ch M. d'Aublgny of the
puties is chairman, has
ict under consideration Capital Stock I
of the year. Similar Surplus Fund.
; discussed in Spain, and Undivided Pro!
inister of posts has be- Taxes Paid
with a view to secur- Due to Banks i
the surplus aircraft of Imlividual De,
i in the Spnnish postal ,
tiflc Amerlcun. V\" ' "
Savings Deposi
Worry Habit. Time C?rtj?uCat1
i of worry, the organic t ashler s ( heel
1-belng becomes dlsor:,
instead of being beauthrough
smoked glass. Notes and Bills
?ver trifles?the weather, Reserved for T
york, failure, pains or Reserved for P
ltlons. Some of these 0?.
a physical or tempera- ^
but most of them are
mental attitudes. They 1 Otal
>y a cheerful philosophy orp * rpp oc
"sunshine societies," M A 1 h, Uh SO
dubs" and "rending clr- County of
in .he reduction at Before me C1
named bank, v
' and foregoing f
shown by the 1
eauty Secret.
Sworn to ant
^adies desire that irre- tember. 1D17.
li^tible charm?a good
;omplexion. Of course Correct Attest
hey do not wish others Ueroy Spr
_ l - 1 I w T r,.o,
U K1IUVT CI UCdUllllCr **'
ias been used so they I ^ addy C.
auy a bottle of
iolia Balm
'FACE POWDER Tw. E?.,
i Sunburn, ??op* I?n. only liable to fflve an
. White. Rote Re J. they say or do In pu
ImggUti or bv mail Jlrod. |jUf,y Inquiry made
ier color) for 2c. Stamp. meals, beds, marring*
0 South Fifth S?? Brooklyn. N.Y. er sportive or serloi
| Plutarch lived nearly
Office Faghot
-sultry?sticky days bear dowi
fere with the vim and vigor?your
snap - drink a glass of PEPSI-Cola
difference. You will work better?fe<
wind up with a spurt of speed.
Be your own judge 1 There is no s
PEPSI-Cola resent the sncrirf??tir?T-i
'-f ; I .-f -
7
BANK No. 33.
Staement of the Condition of
Bank of Lancaster
ancaster, S. C., at the close of business Sep
117.
RESOURCES.
ounts $670,713.60
3,179.09
;ks owned by the Bank 17,850.00
Fixtures 1,000.00
6,042.18
;ate owned 3,500.00
;s and Bankers 55,088.77
9.417.00
>s 6.150.00
3,958.50
r Minor Coin 1,117.21
sh Items 1.896.32
$779,912.67
LIABILITIES.
'aid in $ 50,000.00
100.000.00
fits, less Current Expenses and
39,917.17
and Bankers 12,347.13
posits Subject to
$221,611.24
ts 131.677.85
es of Deposit . . ^ . 99,139.76
ks 677.77
453,106.62
\ Rediscounted 115,000.00
'axes 3,000.00
accrued Interest on Time and
3sits 6.541.75
$779,912.67
>UTH CAROLINA.
Lancaster.?ss.
*
ime Geo. W. Williams, Cashier of the above
-ho. being duly sworn, says that the above
statement is a true condition of said bank, as
books of said bank.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS.
1 subscribed before me this 18th dajr of SepJOHN
H. POAG.
Notary Public.
ings,
vford, t
Thomson,
Directors.
Thua. Operating Sewing Machine.
Mutaroh. "are not There is no exercise so tiring as
account of what Jumping, and yet this is Just what
hllc, but there Is most women do In operating the sew>
into their very ,nP machine. Try pressing down the
>s and everv oth- ! toes of one foot, then the other, aa
LING COMPANY
r, S. C. ..
-f.i if ?- ?r---?r*- - -^*7 r-L . II _ ? ? -
? ?bowuu...
Fine for the kiddies, too?get from th
a crate for your ice-box. Or at all
RINK
for Healthful
PSI-COLA BOTI
Lancartci
is notion."* And though pedaling. You will be much
1,900 yours ngo. j l*88 ? d?Y'8 sewing.
_ Why you should
drink PEPSI-CoU
ruic uiiie sugar, caroonn
and inter- ated spring water, fruit
\xrnrir IsirlrQ juices, acid phosphate and
WOrK laCKis flavoring?that's PEPS1and
see the Co,a- No mystery in its
recipe; just a proper
sl better and I blending of ingredients? I
a delightful, wholesome
beverage, as beneficial as
it is refreshing, as invigubstitute
for orating as it is thirstquenching.
Some people
call it a "Liquid Confection"!
It js the kind of
drink you would make at
ie grocer home?if you could 1 m*
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