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I .. ? _ PAOE FOUR * XheLan< aster News (SEMl-WKEKI.V.) j 1 Established 1H52. | con Published lut'silay and Friday ')y 13 V THE 8pe( 3LANCASTEK NEWS COMPANY. liiuicustor, 8. C. niai GEORGE UUL.L.A CRAVEN U * Editor and Manager ? ?? i pa^ The News is not responsible for the views of Correspondents. Short and *na< rational articles on topics of general pig interest will be gladly received. aer; SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: 1 Sta Cusli in Advuuco. One Year *2.00 mo1 Six Mouths 1.00 per ~ ? W" o Entered as Second Class Matter October 7, 1005, at the i'ostotlice at aon r^ancaster, S. C., under act ol Con- , ggress of March 2, 1870. I 1 I wit in n i a ? w. jw ..vuoiTt I o |?uoi aim 111*- # ^ ? ier < 'tary advantages gained are neg- ( n(j iDle in thi fare of what they costly ,x In lives aiuMguns. Another drive mav but kte expected at any time, but the, 1 pose enemy will find the opposition he tlem encounters more formidable than at back any time since March 21, when the % v pie offensive was begun. ? Ts aero The allied armies a\^-~-1jj condition to withstand aftd reprfl^at- ,jur, tuck at this tittle than evwr^before: ( n the American armv in France has . . <111(1 Iteen doubled in the vjjtjr j^^rent past and .will soon be doubled if * 1 * l the enemy proposes to strik\ everv 1/1. clay of delay moans greater strength A ?f the opposing forct-s. and foi th t vonosxr. I ? t - > ? - ^ ? " rtf giewal of the* offensive may be ex- _ 1 pected. . 1 - -"he German losses during the past - 2 a. have been great, many pris- J cb "having been t^ken by th?- jJ British, French and American forces r 2 .and these prisoners intimate that 1 ? - ^siege 01 apprenenston nas overtaken Q> tt.he German army. This realization rfJ \)f true conditions,.is a part of the ir* j?ood news that has beei^ coming |J Across the water. i rf? "What the present week may bring UZ Torth is as problematical as was the UT forecast of the previous weeks. C'er- LT lain It Is, however, that the eneinv LC ^ will strike again at what he consid- UZ ?rs the opportune time; likewise, it UZ ts certain that the allied armies will IC *iot be caught napping when the re.newa"! of the drive begins. IJl > SBNATfflit TILI'MAX. g News of the serious illness of Sfi # ^jfe^nator Tillman at his home i:i 31 /^^%Jjflftngton is received with a great 31 f'# deaf of uneasiness by his strong 3j friends and supporters in South SJJ Carolina. His health recently h ?s jilj teep* considered better than for SO .e time and the "fact that he wa < 31 > strickon suddenly last Thursday on- S3 ly became known Sunday. Several years ago lie suffered a stroke of ^2 v.- ,?amlysls and the result of this sec- |*^ ~'"?i1id stroke is forecast by the phys: clans who entertain little, if nnv r2 Tiope of his recovery. At this tints J J -when the senior senator's services in [ the congress are so needed and in the , ? ? midst of his campaign for re-election { in which he is opposed by three can- ! ? ' didates. his illness Is felt more keen- [ ly by his friends, who hope against ?" rhope that the end may, notrbe near I and that his illness may-prove lejj? 1{ serious than Is Intimated by the|E| bulletins 'sued by his physicians. U3 \ .A ' / ^ ^ fro, *"Hd> Country Tit. c? Tner. Sweat Land mill f ' rrK '' ^ a s TUESDAY, JULY 2. I'M*. inn g=g^a / = won GOQft* NEWS. Por The accomplishments of the allied p,,M armies on tlpp l^jjopean hat tlef routs the l<ave /fuij^jnietl poo?T reading t?r UU> tlU4JVUStweeit. There is. of course, nptfi- and to, justify over-optimism, or to stro indicate that the end of the strug^e coul ?- ?y-ui, uiii hi" success"!* oi '(lie liuh plan trlans on the Italian front, the ac- 0f i tlvity of the Ilritish. French and com American troops on the western lino, stll contribute to make the past tjl(1 "week's news look good. The gains j ^ fiave all been on the side of the allies !r.,n find the cost has not been unusually ?p( great, as the case when gains are hellmade by the enemy. The "great" man ' #l?rmnn ^iffnnoluo io ???* n " ' * ~ 1 **?iieiCDare Your Hon ? * s For Summer Days So< BS3| *sf ^B^_ / \ J l-'rom the ample stocks of chyice si/mn furnishings on the Lancaster Department Stor Whether it's a hammock, iranl oh Kenc room suit thot's needed, you can makV t unlimited variety of sty!e-anil-qau\it ran^in# from the inexpensive up. Summer draperies, cretonnei and sh rtwoist Loxes, refritferatori, \"udor everyth njr to make home cool/and com Headquarters Fo: For infinite variety and those hard-t< The Lancaster Department Stores is the who after a careful search ?f the stores got just what she wanted, iShe told us he a fact?that we have tlie most comj rugs in Lancaster. The Lancaster Departrr "The Best Place to Shop / TH IT MAY UK . get there, th landley Page, British airplane way right n< structor, lias discovered a means .. . A1_ . SHOULD wnich the war can be ended adily. (Every time we hear of a A very ar i who knows how to end the war, Ink the cour ickles the bottom of our feet), when the o H. Workman is sponsor for Mr. progress ca ;e and according to a statement automobilist: ie in New York a day or so ago, block. Of < plan is to build 10,000 super- has a perfec ial dreadnoughts in the United street at an> tea by August 1, 1919, (thirteen onable consi nths, or 769, and a fraction ove:, an(' h's month); and with these, Mr. turn at Gay rkrnan declares, could be carried Onnlap and oss the ocean enough guns, bombs White streei aviators to defeat the Germans block beyoni hiti !n to 60 days. Mr. Work- annoyance i: n*s one proviso is ' if we start when autom These planes, Mr. Workman Main street s, could l>e landed in France un- cut-out opei their own power, one starting ble for the s n the United States every 10 tie time won utes. and he doesn't think that ing 'around iygle one would be lost in the vices lasting ls-Atlantic lliuhts. His ronte ^wrTf Wh ild carry him by the Aaores ;iu<l?Vnnvi'iiience tugal, and Jie explains tl^Tliis while on the rerence fof- this route is due to ciation of th farY-that a 7,000 foot volcano in the services Azores would serve as one guide would am pi: suggests that at least 10 de- drivers for vers in a state of obsolescence open-air ser d be stretched out to act as attended bv tships so that pilots of the air- in Lancaster les would never he out of sight fulness on tli i destroyer, together with their automobiles passes and wireless. jpopularity of o, Mr. Workman proposes to end ! ? war 30 or 60 days after August j 919, and if he can do that, we | The peopl guarantee that his picture will get together into the papers. But we fear the lor next win! hoy forgot to wake up Mr. Work- lay may me; and he's dreaming. As a mat- for fuel dur of fact, it's easy to dream of the as they did I of the war and licking Germany more acutely n easy thing to draw on paper, advised ever for real accomplishment of pur- supply of cor , we're looking to certain gen- niPr months en in Washington, who are winter niont :od by a hundred million peo- scarce and fi They've been putting sold iers j[e oritic at a rapidnug^ gjrirf?00 past week of la^l^'-MHr-ne built in the next ing a carload ie?yi months and can go across which he is a heir own power without mishap, his cellar eve can whip the Kaiser when they tells The Nov r-l ^ a P*"P r-| ST " IP'F wa i - y* * P" mmm ? fF LANCASTER NEW^ LANCASTER. S. C. iose airships are on their cure coal under the same c< >w. at this time, that is, if they kind of coal that is offered 1 BE < OXSIDEHATE. kind he is taking, which ii inoying practice of pass* mine% His secretary, Mr. I t house on Sunday q|ghts kindly offered to order the pen air services are "fn Mayor Stewart or the county n be avoided many ! ministrator for private cons s by driving around the : " the citizens of the town v ourse. every automobile 'n their checks to Mayor Ste t right to pass up Main t*ie amount they need to cai r and all times, but reas- through the winter. If this deration for the speaker now? the coal can be secure rers will prompt one to or ?arly winter it street or. at least at impossible to secure coal drive around throneh citizens of this town will hav 1. coming in to Main a Ito blame but themselves if il the conrt house. The no* P11* 'n tbe'r orders for ... .. . . this time, when it can he pi s especially noticeable ... . .. i It has been impossible uf ohiles are coming up the I .... .... ... ., | time to get any high grade hill, outlines with th*> | , . ... . block coal and the fuel admi l. rendering it impossi. ... i ? t? of South Carolina is urging speaker to he heard. Lit-, ,. . .... ?,i ! pie to stock up now with tl ihl lie lost through driv. ... of coal (hat can be procuri the Idnek. and the sejjl . . , "."'coal which is now availubb only hoout an hour and ? o ,1,., . same grade of coal which Sunday night, little in, , , . . village used as domestic i would be occasioned, i .. . " . .. winter and which is the only 1 other hand, the appre-> , . . , . . tainable for this winter. E e ministers who conduct , ., , . fort has been made to get I and those who attend .. . . ., grade block coal without a\ > repay the automobile, the extra trouble. The1 Mr- states he will tal vices are being largely ure in ordering for dealers members of all churches 'bP-v so desire, so that there and a little thought- be no Possible excuse for tin le part of the drivers of of ooal not boinK obtained If will add much to the at tb,s tin,e 80 the coal can 1 the services. ered In July. Colonel Springs states that lit COAL NOW. no private citizen on the prk e of Lancaster should 'or coa' ar,d that it is up to and place their orders P,e of the town whether th pi's supply of coal. lie- roa' next winter, in this city will suffer " ing the winter months Politica^AdvertJseme ast winter and perhaps I ? \ | To the Democratic Voters . The government has ^ Fmh Di8trVt; / yhody to put in their ' i respectfully a\k Id be ren il now during the aun^- ed and re-elected \o/ Congre and not wait for ^e ,hi8 District and aVee to al . . , . result of the DenyoXratic hs when coal may be / \ Election. / \ reight congested. / \ I will not be ijble to >pen isiu his been heard the time In the District this suiui Colonel Springs receiv- ________ of coal at his residence, _ , ... I * ? um*Jiiit'ii iu puunm in fj BbbS ie Now jljj me SB jn Here jjj ft i Beat it. Heat 2*j4p| Jfi ' They all wondi 39te Cj I Climbing Ml.'tl UjF5?{ Q? | Passing many uZ - '* passed tl n While the sec auAvfflf Wi Hut the thir^r Sh It won't stop; "h| All consent wi ^jV'v K It's a car you Q" ; In the swamp ( ffiI None of the ol gj In the sand or in Kconomical? "h None can equ U? Summer, Wint 0*| Has a little 01 in tor furniture and es Floors [s 31 h, dining or bed- r J teloction front an ri ' ('ame\to us arid J j The price of the ( what w$ know to ; j 25 per cent increase trehensive line of | j vance in price? lent Stores J11 W.E. \fter All"l\ i ! f aaaaanyaa; j j w. - - V * - , onditlons take the and the \ lice, has ^ V' coal for r_^_ _A_ fuel ad- I Fl IjC umption, \ \ rry them f Is done d bui in may be NOV , so the e no one they do r subscnb 'who wish h domestic rr! for Ihi le grade j d The Subscrib e is the T the miii no paymer, coal last. coal ob- at ONCfZ. [very ef- / liich I ^7, THE BAN ran now I H b supply ordered be delivthere Is >rity list | the peo- \ ey have caU8e of the grea^imount portant legislation iNmwirfg the war situation, bu\ will meetings in the DistrlcV wl nts. possible. It is absoluteW ei for congressmen to bar at\the of the at this time. W. F/STKTEi 64-tf. / inmlnat ss from Amusement for the occupi >ide the xvoj| as utility are combined Primary south Carolina inventor's c , for children in which two se d much alternately raised ami lower net-, be-11 ween wheels five feet In dial tpre Truth Thai it, liUle car, One I pr whVt you are. You < ?e~hillrfion high. Easy others wr. - Beats ie first man cussed. If yo ond mereW fussed. We ci nan said: ""They say On tl it's a Chevrolet." It cai th one accord\ Come can afford. \ Goin>/ >r in wet grass \ Mayb thers are in its (\ass. But t in the mud \ We cj here others just eh^ig. And I Well, I should say \ Come al the Chevrolet. \ It wl er. Spring or Fall \ If yb 1 them all. \ An( 'hevrolet will advunce/$50 Augus in freight charges. Wm hnve a ft GRBEIN LancaSter, Chester and Unic LANCASTER, pOUTH CA i "}'<*'*Ki&nUr** ? TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1*18.^ ^^===== ^=fe==a ^ It; "* 7 J = 1 p LIBERTY 30ND<> /TO^AI? k \ * ertywho have paid or *% j/feolrfs. ers who have made its will\ kindly do so ,?A'' ~ \ * ^ IK OF LANCASTER ' FASTER, S. C. | + \ * ?. . ? .f ' ^ gnften ?v- = of Im- NOTIC E OF DISCHUKCiK. out o \ l*" \ *attend \ j lenover Notice is hereby .glren that the unss? ntial ^ersigned will,\asT guardian of the ilr post \ V tfSON estate of JosepHln# F. Brewer, on the 1st day of Abreast, l'J 18. make her final return raXjsuch guardian ints as Bn(t aPPly to the^jftobate Court of I iu a I Lancaster county ^cr "Meters dismis arriage ???* j ats are MART H. UHRWKR, ed be- ""'Estate of Josephine r*. Brewer. meter. July 1, 191 p. lt-a-week 4t. 1 -> ti Pqetry thing sums, if nothing more, :an't betyl it, so don't get sore, riding,/very nice, the aiKo world for price, u thliJc some other best an change youj; mind by test, *r V je hiH or in {th> sand m \ goAo beat the band, i an I try it if you will, ; ub the steepest hill, e we are talking funny nw car is hacked by money. meet you any day Is-at you with a Chevrolet. 'and net a demonstration II gain your admiration. , u want a car, come try it. , we are sure that you will buy it. v .... * . * M ?"x- \m t 1, and in addition there will ho a H >w cars L?r delivery before thlPad- V I, Dealer,? n CounlifesA /