The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, November 08, 1918, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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(SEMl-WEEKIA.) , . . .
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Established I Mot!.
?, boys who have
Published Tuesday and Friday foi table and
LANCASTER It NEWS COMPANY. General IVrshin
lauieasler, S. C. fees :>'i men wit
OEOI1QB BULLA CliAVBN t<> 100 men w
Editor and Manager tlvom courage
The News is not responsible for the. those of us at
lews oi Correspondents. Short and, , , . .
rational articles on topics of general
Interest will be gladly received. of the war can
SL'USCItlPTION PltlCK: those who have
Ca>li iii Advance. j our homes ami
One Year $2.00 1 aaje7
fciix Mouths 1.00 j
Entered as Second Class Mattel j PitKP \ lit \
October 7, 1005, at the I'ostotliee at j
Lancaster, S. C., under act ot Con-1 Declaration oi
gress of March 3. Io70. 'people, it not al
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1918| wil! liml ,h m
? ? - . ? I state unless ste|
j prepare tor w ha
km,AS to,l;':
1111 "r Wh0" lh
st i act ion will In
* * recent weeks in
"W?y Country Tib of Thee. Sweet Land
of Lih-rty." is I)ot ill the fai
*?? ,., ~ everybody know
\\ Alt A\ <HClv CAMI'llbN.
, , ,, ... end. but no om
Whether peace is decla>ed todav.
, . will come at om
tomorrow, next week, next month or
, , whole world will
next >ear. no matter when h >sti'd...
, A , , Conditions of bit
ties cease on the hatilcfrnnts tie
united war work campaign to raise ?^Prv conditio
$ 170..".tin. ,?us( ll(, op i 11'oces, and tin
I nited States soldiers will he in En-{ ' 1 ' '' 1 1'
rope for many months utter the w-irl * S,<"tes -i
, , .. .... I for a long time
I* inn, iiiui, wniie mere win i)i> no
w i?n 11i not bo 11
- fighting, tlu? welfare work must be
war; it was it)
continued until they are safely ;it
thing ti? tlo, ltd
1 honii' oil tins side of the groat water
" it would have I
J hero aro now overseas more than
: entered long bef<
two million American boys, far from
, to prepare for w
homo and home eomtorts and urnnun.
but the sai
venienres and the proper influences
not exist as to p<
must be thrown around them, just
peace is coming
such as is done by the agencies
.... . .. . .... ') " Witt' w;,s CO
which have, under President W il...
Readjustment!
sons direction, combined in this
.. ,, when this count
campaign to raijse funds, the ^ M.
.. ... . . .. and readjustmen
(. . A., the ^ \\ . ( . A., the National
. .. ... ...... when the war !
t atholie War ( oiineil. the Jewish
..... .. . . . , of today will be
Welfare Hoard, the salvation Army.
.... . , nnd there will
the War i amp ( onimunity >e>-\ice
... , . . , with w hicli w e i
ml the \uierlcan library \ssoeta
.... . se'vos. but unlet
'ion. 1 1 ere is no distinction in the
new business cot
ranks ot the men at the Iront: (Jen,
occur nnd thro\
tile ami Jew, Protestant ami < atho-j
..... ., , ,, . , , out of gear. W
lie fight side by side with a single
, , an increased 1
purpose, there!ore. it was quite ap....
, prosperity, for t
propriate that the agencies comlune
... , will he unlike tli
in this campaign. rather than g<> out
, ... ... wais, in that th
singly to raise tumls tor ouch ii.li
vidua! organization. tact and not
It is on?* single effort for the pro- st'
tection, for the eomfort. as fai as 'n ? *:??*mI i
|)08sll)|e, of our men in France, it af,er l,'?stilities
is indeed a narrow mind which will ro,,n,r> always
N object to contributing to this cause "v,'n Rr,,a,,'r
V because of lack of sympatic wth Pr,,P?re.
one or more of the individual or-1 Wliiie no troo
Conizations. Perhaps the Salvation no ''amps est ah
army has been kicked and cuffed "on ,"r peace i
about more than any of the others, than that for wa
but the soldiers in France, in theii that are
Jeners home often make the remark without interior
that they will never do it again. In agriculture and
fact, Tiie News printed recently that j P:lration for
very statement in a letter Pom n] should lie made
l-ancastei county hoy at the front monts are aetu;
The Salvation arim has always h.id|:,,? many things
a work all its own: it readied peoph , tentlon: unenin
here at home who were leaded by follow tin- war.
no other religious force. It smiled charged soldiers
at kicks a- d cuffs it received and it employments, tt
has done for the hoys overseas an :""1 women in appreciated
work. a noble work.'the disposal of
that has raised it in the estiniat.on I properties and
of the men, who heretofore, merely there will he n<
misunderstood its function. the conversion
The united war work campaign tries Into those
begins next Monday and continues ilization of war
for onn week. It is a large under- ilization of the
taking, especially in view of the fact army and navy
that it conies so closely upon the of the men wh
heels of the fourth Libert) loan, r- service, shipping
|
the midst of the War Savings tion ot food pnx
stamps campaign, and while the ??pr- distrihution of
domic of influenza is still upon us. othe fuels, am
It 111 it -.ill succeed. The peopi* er matters will
need to know only that the hoys tn to time prohler
France need what is offered hy the-- to solve unless
organizations and they will rontii p:o\i on m.tde
hule liberally. There is no question reconstrm tion i
to he raised about the particular or- The News is i
ganizalions composing the group, action of congre
they propose to do the work and it for a reconst rue
is the results that the (outrlbutors aiiticlnates that
want If peaco Is in skht, some may will be put int<
feel that it is nut nerossary, nut if eminent, whioh
peace had boon doclarod a month fool keenly the i
ap:o, this fund would l>e just as nec- ling of the probl
THE LANCASTE1
) war were to eon-j to arise. Unless some action Is
years. It means a; the United States will lose n
le well-being of the the commercial trade advanta
gone out from com-1 tained during the early, part
luxurious homes.; war and confusion will caus
g says that he pre-'ness to stagnate. Since the
li a Y" hut nearby gan the changes that have c
ithout it. It gives the conduct of business and
and strength, and facturing have brought surpr
home?those of us almost consternation in s?
one of the hardships stances, but adjustments wet
we do too much for and soon we became used to I
gone to battle that conditions. The same will be
our lives may be peace. There will be change:
we had not counted upon
? which adjustments must bo
a I'Olt l'KAtTi. If preparation is made now
war <\.unlit most much easier it will be.
1. unprepared, lVace ?
ajoritv in the same
SCISSOItS AM) FASTI
[>s are tak(*n now to
t is coming soon. No
Taught a Lesson.
v when the war will ... ,, . .
(Monroe hnqulrer.)
e period ol recoil-i The epidemic of intluen:
gin I.veins of the'taught us a man can not a (Tor
dicute that the end -elfish in anything, has tan
distant future, and u,?- ,,H' '^'"olute fa,lacy of t
that a high state of physic
s how it is going to . . .. .
iiMi'im in the individual wi
can t"H when. If tort him against infection:
Ce and in a day the eases. Individuals have olte
have heni changed ,,lis mistake in holding to til
.... sion until suddenly the diseu:
siuess, ol social h?r 1
least feared suddenly attacks
W|U undergo bulletins and lecture
better prepared we made great mistakes in urging
>r ns it will be. The state of physical perfection
aid out of the war fi,llillK lm>> ?<> Infectious d
True, we should make palaces
m the hop*- that it
bodies rather than mere neve
teres-ary to declare p.,ln,.os nro not nre-pro,
li 11 it? !y tin' proper bodies should be splendid strn
i after we were in to make us more clticlent, am
In mi better had we ?,lao? for us *? Hvo in- 1
develop them with the idea th
?i ? we *i ul. We had , ... . ,
sical tittiess will prevent inf
ar aftei was was l>o- diseases. Kxperinient stations,
no condition sh mid breed animals to almost physic
ace We kn >w that fectlon. tell us that this pure
, ine does not prevent or ever
; we did not know 1
mi/e infection. Health, there!
ininu. .. . ... ?
t'ie lulure will become inn
> were necessary more a public rather than a
ry entered the war \ dual defense. Wo must in
its will bo necessary physical advancement <>f i]
, . in order to abolish disease
is mcr, ( oiiil.tions
must abolish disease in ot
a ihum of tiio post ,
physically ailvanci the rare.
tic now I'omlit ons 41
mist f itnii arize our- homtme sk;iit of
prei DEVASTATION
ulitions a slump may (Continue! From Pago Oi
v the whole system
e must he ready for nient
liusiness. for mote Th" Nation also made pi
<ant 111 oil order of a P 1 va 1 la 11
he end ol tills war , ...
ion commander as lurther c
' 11 ' nil,1> that the Germans are robbit
e country is loft in- iootinp Itelpi .111. Tin* order
impoverished The "Pecrettalde as is t lie si
nation rather has of ,h? populace, the
lion of supplies for our
ban diminished and ... .
heavily engaged at the front
have ceased tins T < >111;?i 11 for us ot paramount i
the greatest, w 11 he anco For this reason, the las
n ever, provided we horse, the last vehicle must in
sitioned and used to the great
vantage.
[is will he mobilized, "Commanders of the variou
lishcd, the prepara- and men must take into r
s 110 less important 'hat the attitude of the pop
... . toward us has been completely
r. I he adjustments ' J
tied. Since the situation ha
iv mutt he made
altered, one tnust not expect
etice with ind strv, j? n,(> Helghtns the same
liusiness, and pro- th it has characterized them t
these adjustments 'ho Past years of our warfare.
must he considered strirtlv
' before the ndllistpopuiation
of an enemy stai
hlly calling. There wh|ch wo war There
which w ill need at- 1S tmrticularlv forbidden to as:
loyment \vhi< h may civilian population in any waj
utilization of disOe|\
I'our I tent lis Tills \1
ami sailors in civil
l our deaths have occurt
'"laiion o Lancaster and suhurhs this
iinilar employments, oul\ two of these being due
surplus government '' teiiza and pneumonia. (>n<
supplies for Which '"''"Ted in the Pleasant Vail
tion front influenza. Follot
> use after the w a I .
the list registered with the
of munition Indus- of v||I|, ?,atlsf jrp;
of peace, the ilein It- Henry Ford, colored, died
workers, the deinoh- ,?"t 7; influenza and pneunion
wa. strength of the r? rr??>k
Paul Adams, died N'ovem
and the disposition
pneumonia; age 10 monfhi
0 have been in thefVook. son of Mr ani| M(,
: problems, distriOu \dams
lin ts, production and Vdellne Foster, colored, d
, ,. , vent her 6; age 82; Lancaster,
coal. gasoline and
Lillie May Waiters colore
1 thousands of oth- v. , . , , ,
November >: whooping cougl
come up fiom time Creek; age five months
its that w II he hard Kllen Stover. colored, d
there is ade.tu do vetnher 5; Influenza; as
, . . . . Pleasant Valley,
before the pe u>d <>r
s actu.;lly upon >>lITIt 1,1: \ ?l N<. WIIITMX
ml familiar w fh tli? * ?'? ' KM.MV ol
, Now York Nov. 7 With i
ss anon tho nroi>?- i
districts ni -sinu throunho
lion eomm.ssion. Mix ^t;i|p ,,)f> lln?fflHnI plurality
somo siuiilai idea fred I!. Smith, r>#*moornt. ovo
a cfToct by the v. ?v- S. Whitman. Republican.
above all others vv ill tM.bon.atorlal rare was 11.oft
(inures wore:
need of proper hand- , ...
i Smith. !?8'.?,212; Whitmai
ems w hich are bound,
R NEWS, LANCASTER S. C.
i taken. j|
kuch of
1U D BIGGS SAYS?
ges ob- \_W_\
of the "Traveling, Mr. Kditor, one sees ' "
a good tuany things that interests ^ ^
' U> him." said Uud Higgs
war be as j,0 oame j?t0 our
onie in # ? gold-lined sanetum and
manu- JfsTm Bt retched full-length on
Ise and ,l>0 solid-leather dav^
enport. "1 cranked up
my limousine the other
e made \yl ''ay a,lt' bied away iuhe
nev, V-*I I ,0 l'K' State
true of | II where I had a lot of fun j
4 and some blowouts, but,
I saw a number of j
,,m tl things in which I was particularly in
made, terested. F'rinstanec. without asking
how anybody anything about it. I saw
that the folks up that way are not,
so all absorbed in the war as some
of we South Carolinians. They're
building right along, Mr. Fditor. just
as if there were no Hohenzollerns;
they're building churches, cotton
mills, houses and good roads you
see these from the road as the Fords
'.a has rattle right along. 1 don't know
d to be what the folks up that way have
ght us. t>0,.n doing in the matter of War Savhe
idea jugs stamps and Liberty bonds, Mr.
al per- Fditor. when it's been pretty hard to
ill pro- reach the quotas down here with ats
dis- t,>nt ion centered on it. but them's
n made facts as I seen 'em."
lhey observe in my observations,,
t them. Mr. Fditor. that the speeder has been
s have arrested." continued Hud wiping the
a high dust otT his shoes with our pure-silk
against pen-wiper, "'leastwise, one has beep
iseases. arrested enduring the most recent
of o tr past and 1 take it for granted he was
Is. hut. the only one who has been speed ng
it. Our in this good town of ours. And
letures. here wo have been thinking. Mr. FdI
a do- jtor. that there were lots of people ^ f
nit not jM ()lir midst who wilfully, purposely. A ~]~
it phy- otherwise, violated our sacred ^
ict'ous and aged laws providing against the
which driving of vehicles at a highoi rate; I?
al per? j of speed than so many miles per ?????
breed-| hour. The law, Mr Fditor. has been
i mini-j 0n the shelf, hilt, take it from me.
ore. in p has been taken down, the du-t
ire and ^ brushed off. and the way of the ^ wl
it indi- transgressor is going to be hard and n lH*?
I 11mik11 111 i in* uiivN uiai art* am* mi oi #
lie raeo us They've pot a speeil cop Mr. g"pp
^ ' Editor: ves sit . a speed eop. and the <tipi;ir]
<|er to lawless should beware."
"1 saw a ileum with an axe the
other day," continued the ni vays
I<EI' r prom hv 11ad as lu cast a '-'lame to f$3 A !
see if any paper drummers or life i "
insurance agents had recently left In h
any ripars lyinp around, "and I ask- YV
ed him If he eould out some wood for
me. rrtlertinp that somebody had to \W
cut some "wood around the ho.:si? or'
' denee ,,, . . , , , , . ^
else no to Florida, and he drawled,
tp and ...... , .
'Nope. 1 doesn t rut any wood; I
puts the axe and the wood at the
house and the 'onion folks does the The ii
' " enttin.' and that pave me an idea. which
'r""',s ^ir Editor. that's poin' to save nie tender
some real hard work The 'omen by hea
f(dks are alwavs talkinp about oi|iril Tnavn
t draft luavvi
riehts. you know, and believe, me. ,, 80|,
t j Xantippe. that nepro's 'omen folks DacUa)
already have thein." p.
Man
s units .. , . . . .
and Hud went out remarking *
that if the water supply is po'np to CITATION
' continue so low that the streets ^
can't be sprinkled, it's about time
s been ..... ,,
to be dippinp a well,
to find STATE
docility (.,rvrlov I'UI! I.KTTKUS OK Al>- Co
hro'gh MIMSTItATION. Ily J. L
I bey bate,
as the STATE OF SOi'TII CAROLINA. Whereai
? with County of l.aneaster.
? "tin made suit
,Hv J E. Stew man. Judge of Pro- I , .
IO" 11 , io! Adiuini
... bate. I
s * 10 Whereas Mrs. Evelyn S. Cunning- ''fleets of
>' ham hath made suit to me to grant These a
her Cotters ttl A il mi n ist ra t ion of t he
"eel*. estate and effects of Martin ('un- _______
ed In n,nKha,nThese
aif, therefore, to cite and
vv,'* '<- admonish all and singular the kin-i ^
to in- died and creditors of the said de ^
> floatli loascd, that they bo and appear bolov
sec- f?rr tno. <*ourt of Probate. to
* bo hold at Lancaster on 23rd Nov..
sing is 11 y novt. after publication thoroof,
i regis- nt i i o'clock In the forenoon, to W 1
show cause, if any they have, why fl
Novem- sa,(1 Administration should not M '
ho granted
?. ago fjiven under my hand, this 8th
day of Nov. Anno Domini lb 18.
her f>; J. E. STEW MAN,
B; fjills Probate J Judge.
? f>-2t-ltaw.
' Roy tt-rin
NOTK K Ol SXI.E OP PF.ItSOVM.
o,l No- PltOI'KHTV. tile I
,1 died Pusuant to an order of J. E Willi
1 ("ills ^,f*wman? Judge of Probate, f >r !
Lancaster county, notice is hereby S??ll1
given that the undersigned will soil,
led No- at public auction, 011 the 2f>tii day
o 20; of November, 1918, to the highest |'MI!
bidder, for cash. In front of the (
court house, in the town of l.ancas- i'.lltl
tor. S (' . ail the personal property ,
>i nm i:nini? hi inoiitv imi l\. t un , UIOW
I I,OS I ninghain, deceased. consisting of two
mly six hundred (20<M shares of tho capital i sltcll
nt tho "took of i edar firovo Farm, of tho
par value of $ 100 por share. Said | w
^ale to begin at 11 oYlork a. in., and j L
r ( has oontlnne until the said property is
in the sold.
I | j,,. Mary K Cunningham and w I ""
Heauregard Cunningham. a
Administrators of tho estate of JL .
' 1 * K- Thorn" ell K. Cunningham, deceased.
6-3t-l taw. ???
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1918
< ? > !
A
Nnfirp
Do not forget to make
a payment on your i
>
Fourth Liberty
Bond
Now Due
The
Bank of Lancaster
"The Old Reliable"
Lancaster, S. C.
< ? ?[
admonish all and singular the kindied
and creditors of the said doheadache
7'" ?"r"T,r bc"
!(?? ' 111 c*. m th?? ( ourt of I'rohato, to
i-lgia, Colds and Lancaster on ]6th Nov.,
1 . 1 1' 1s. n< \t. after publication theree
prudent phy- ,,f .lt ,, l.?. k in the forenoon, to
IS nOW adviSG show cause, if any they have, why
Ihe^ said ^Administration should not
N ew Raisins
,, . Fine Apples
mproved tablet in
,'v* ae"oune,p;"ct5 Fresh Candies
Lrt-toning elements. Tw ) , ;m(.ls uf NV|n,,sap Ap.
id confusion Aspitone I>l<medium and largo, tirst of
d only in unbroken the season, just received. Come
ges. Price 35c. At s,.,. timl make your purchases,
1 1 rv r* thereby finding other nice things
lU&rCl urug V*0. I,, please you 73 takes tills
method of appealing to the roasI
OK LFTTKItS1 l-'OK or.atdy tnimletl, getierous.lv dis
,I?IINISTK.\TIO\. postal and all good citizens of
Lancaster on the side of the oldest
OF SOl'TIl ('MtOl IN \ ii:itl\e Itorn citi/.en of Lancaster
unty of igincaster.' ' n,,arP!" ^vroach as to
an a|i|)eal to cliarity.
!. Stew man. Judge of Pro ... , .
1 t anking you in advance,
s
i'lla L. Mackey hath
to me to grant lor l.ettei A \\1 /""*?? A %T/^?^
st t ot the and A VV I HANI I1
I. Jack Mackey <1 ed. ?? vlllin vL
re, therefore, to cite and
Saturday, Nov. 9
ias Mask Day \
Won't. Vnll help tile Wed Cross collect the IliaI
fr< in which the curiam used i11 l!ms masks for 1
M?ys in tin* treaches i? made? Saturdav, Noher
!t. 11;i> hoen sot aside as ua> mask dav for
ii i a ml ina. I lie pits or seeds from peaches,
ies, dates, olives and t lie -lull- of liiekorv nuts
walnuts are needed. Spend the whole dav,
rn 11 j?? a ? well as t he hoy s and uitls. nut or pea el i
hunt iiijif.
ancaster must send in its share
HE RED CROSS