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- ** PAGE SIX NATION'S EXPENSES TO RUSH KEC K | RUN HIGH MANY YEARS MEKCHA1 TVwwtury K*|M?rts Kstimalr That Hurley Says \r< Amount Will lie Over 94,000,- ; Shipyards 000,000 Every Year. Tlie Washington, Nov . 14.?Govern-j Washington, ment financial needs for many years rush recruiting re almost certain to run above $4,- ()f merchant si 000,000,000 annually, treasury ex- agents of the si perls estimate . and most of the - ? ??.. ??? money will be raised by taxation. "We shall \?a Consequently students of govern- for our fleets," ment finances think the taxes iin- said. "Our roc posed last year and paid in June training snips w probably will not be lightened ma- paring men for teriall.v by the advent of peace. ships. The sei Secretary McAdoo has warned present 4,000 that taxes necessarily would be h.gh and we are plai for many years to pay off war debts output and the and that additional government continue until f loans would be required. He did cept jnen bet we not attempt to forecast how big the elusive for train volume of taxes would be. Shipyards nisi Koughly. treasury officials and work with una! congressional leaders in charge of for (bo curtailm revenue legislation figure this way: Sunday work. Ordinary government expenses There now are n which ran around a billion dollars ttio United Stat In year before the war. now will board 7-4 ships amount to at least $2,000,000,000 <hmi deadweight i annually for many years, and for dred of these a two or three years after the war may amj tbo others w be double those figures. If the Opportunity f oi nueriy uonus ai-* tion of wooden ready issued are increased in vol- Kiven, Mr. Hurl unie by later loans to $25,000,000,- there is an idle 000 the interest on this sum would shipyard, privat amount to about $1,000,000,000 a permitted to co year. In addition, it probably will tJon 0f wooden < be the government's policy to estab lish a sinking fund to pay off the pftlCES ARE bonds at maturity, and this would , require about $1,250,000,000 a ALL ()> t?K year. These three items would make an aggregate near $4,250,- ,,,, !Vr<'IS', " ooo.ooo. lh,T. <;,m. To offset this, there would be 1 ' nearly a half billion dollars coming In annually from the allies as Inter- "Washington, est on their loan.', which now peace prospects, amount to seven billions and are throughout the likely to run much higher; and rev- showing a tondei enue from customs and miseella- upward movemei neous sources, which last year federal reserve amounted to about $450,000,000. view of huslnes With allowances fi?r wide varia- ported by agents tions in those calculations there serve district, would still remain about three and ticularly noticea a half billion dollars to he raised lines not affectc from internal revenue taxes. Hast meat's price fix year $3,643,000,000 came from in- Manufacturers ternal revenue. ducers are repot Factors which make this system of servative course estimates mgniy tentative, om< iais smaii siockh on point out, are the war is not yet do- for new businos finitely over so far as expenses is the war. concerned Reconstruction policies. Rising prices yet to be formulated, will have the hoard says, much to do with determining how strictiv personal many existing government war time The hoard's c agencies shall he continued. The methods of applying 'axes af- PRATI TPR [ ter the war a!?o are receiving at- ? tention. If the schedule of income _ _ . taxes now being framed in the new IWIAll! revenue hill works out well, it is lilnUI considered probable that the hulk of the after-the-war revenue will come <^.,vs |{js j from income levies, which next year will yield probably $2,800,000,000. ^ Ollld N Excess profits taxes probably would ? "automatically he abandoned aftei t ti tv.v ... ... . AM A/IN he war. and liquor revenue will stop if the contemplated prohibition amendment is ratified. It is almost (Joined .'i'* P certain that the multitude of minor taxes now levied on transportation. Tanlac and insurance, admission, club dues; the ( excise taxes, stamp taxes and special taxes on certain businesses, now yielding comparatively little rev- ' ' hnve aires enue and very difficult of adminis- ,NV" P?,,n,'s on {.fallen will he abandoned. Tobacco ''\ci\hod\ is !,n and estate taxes probably will re- ^u' recovery, main, it Is said. statement by \V -y. on the feed Hoc PREDICTS GOVERNMENT Toxn8? 8meUorCONTROL WILL CONTIM'E "A bout eight ? continued. "1 w i xviii via m ......... if .ii i.'? ? u ii..<i tirely or Supervise, S.-iys Chair- stomach nut in man of <'oinmissioii. what little I illc | V<v? in lumps in my Washington, Nov. 14. Winthrop gone as long as N. Daniels, chairman of the inter- eating, except a state commerce commission pre- \eloped a fiigh dieted in an address here that rail- tism in my arn roads aftc the war will he operated era. Though I j under either entire government heard of. I stea management and control or private til I was helple management, with government su- I slept three < pervlsion nf financing and elimina- twenty-four, an tlon nf competitive waste. lie was get did not rest speaking before the annual meet- "I dropped d Ing of the national association of one hundred t railway and utility commissioners, a "no hundred an body of state representatives. just a frame r Chairman Daniels expressed doubt had spent over that the present government man- for treatment agement without o? nerslilp could he down hill. A continued satisfactorily in peace Tan'nr. and aft times. With restoration of private of it I felt like management, he said, competitive actually gone u| waste should he eliminated hv per forty pounds, a petuating the railroad administra- cry day. I ear tion's plan for eii'talling unnecessary want and I h.i passenger train schedules on paral- Nothing hurts lei roads, and hauling fre'ght over do not know an the shortest routes, regardless of its my appreciatlor origin. Terminal equipment facili- how Tanlr.e hel ties should he used in common and Tanlac, the government and regional tribunals j sold exclusively should be authorized to pass on pro \ Lancaster; Peo; posed railroad security issues to de-jf'o.. lienth Spr' termine the necessity of new lines. I Kershaw.?Adv, This LANCASTER NE U1TING FOR | N'T SHIP CREWS I ? t - r or headache mI h'or Men Is (iivm. t j will continue neuralgia, colds and ,r Work* grippe prudent phyNov. 14? orders toj sicians now advise of men for the c.ews! ill thousands of men F~k3 A . Chairman Hurley^ [pp ent cos month ^ j liiitiK to increase i:s shipping board will urther notice to ac- [ en is and 35. in- The improved tablet in ilti!' " which iha licart-lcnrpsRinir , will continue their tendency is counteracted Kited energy, except by heart-toning elements, ent of overtime and To avoid confusion A rpitnne the chairman said. jg sold oniy in unbroken mder construction in packages. Price 35c. At es for the shipping ? a 1 rv /a , aggregating s.r.oo,- Mandard Urug Lo. tons. Four hun- ________________ re steel or concrete detail to show that bank loans for rood. 1 purposes other than short time com or private construe- tnercinl transactions are becoming ships wl,l now he steadily greater In volume and in ley said. Wherever proportion to reserves, causing mfl.i* way in a wooden tj0n and resultant increases i . :e interests will he prices. ntract for construe- General business activity throngh raft. out the country is reported by prac * tically all reserve agents. ADVANCING The market reduction in econt THE COUNTRY ou,Put ?' Clothing materials, shoes and other articles of perse al use. iticulorly Noticeable indicate, the board said, that civi: modifies 1iiiifTcoted i:,ns 1,1 a fow months may have ixing Program. groat difficulties in getting these goods. Hanking conditions are reported spiif oa^OU( as satisfactory as could l> pi ins g> in ra ,\ (,Xp0(.|Pd under the circumstances.*' 1 nit< d Siaiis at< |juji(iing operations are p radical I v ll:'y.,OWa_<! a_f"'.1^ stationary. in, iii'i'iiiiriiK in me. board's monthly re- |JEWARE OF PESSIMISM ;s conditions as re- i ; in each federal re-j JUDGE GARY'S WARNING Increases are pa'"-' hie in commodity Sentiment of Confidence mid Se d by the govern-' remit) or of Mistrust, May lie ing program. j Easily Developed. i and other pro ted following a con-! New York, Nov. 14.?Elbert 11. by keeping only jj (Jary, head of the United States hand, in preparation steel corporation, has warned the s conditions after. American people to be on their I guard against "economic demorali and credit Inflnllon, : zat|olli depression and possibly must be opposed by pan|rg" which might accompany I economy. j readjustments aftei a world war. xplanation goes into j? a statement issued before he ~~ , o il for Washington to confer there ilDril/lrM w th officials regarding steps necesUiALIflnll ; sary to return the steel trade to a Essrspi'T- n I III '' a<"? ^'r- <5j,ry cautioned the Un r A I iA N lo "exercise prudence, delihUllLn I UnHl oiation and courage." as "much de fiends upon the attitude and the ends Thought He speech to men." He added that " t is easy to precipitate a feeling of deiOt liectner. niorali/.atlon and no more difficult to develop a sentiment of confidence G CHANGE. !and Asserting tnat although there ; would be reduction in purchases for Olinds bv Taking military purposes which might in IT hi \ | tcrrupt the conduct of general husl1 roubles . re , nesB, (jary declared there would Gone. ! still he "a normal and certain volitime of business." "The United States lit the richest " ~ | of ail countries," he said. If Indusr.inhu and now ^ry protected md fostered In ael.ized at mv wonder 0O1.(jar,(.e with Its merit, the war was the remarkable deM gure,y pven thouph Rrad. l) Jones, foreman uaMy ^ hj} Hf(0(, ir of an hi l'aso,( ..And i?fiPine the future ??v n?? experience of the last fpw years, months ago, he 1?*r?* will hp a dispos'tion, on the as taken down with pnrj 0f those In authority, to assist 1 malaria. Then my r:i ! i ? r than to all ark business efa terrible lix, and folt 1 pat sppnted to form "As a general proposition it Is still stotnaeh. 1 have fruo t!i;it the optimists who keep t three days without j within the limits of cash or stable glass of mi k. I de-1 rn8h resources will succeed. For itul case of rheuma- the long future we have reason to is. neck and should- fiolieve that the country will be [ tried everything I more progressive and more prosperidily grew worse tin-, oug than ever before." ss. I do not believe I hours out of the . . ,_ * a * TO IIOIJ) C(?M KIlllNti: ON d what sleep I did nio wobld widr phohiihtion own >n weight from Goiutnbus, ()., Nov. 14. World ind sixty pounds to peace d 1 not come soon enough to d eighteen pounds? permit Kuropean nations to he gen?f skin and bones? erally represented at the conference two hundred dollars'of dry leaders for world-wide pro 1 kept on going hihition which convenes here Nofriend recommended i veinber 1 ' , for four days' sessions, or taking six bottles flowe representatives fron a new man. I have France, Kngland. Switzerland and p to one hundred and South America now are on the way nd I am gaining ev- T* togram of speakers in i Just eat anything 1 eludes: Secretaries Daniels, of th' ive a fine ayipctite. navy, and l.ane, of the interior: me any more and I Governors Whitman, of New York y l etter way to show Itye. of Tennessee; William .ten i than to tell others nings Bryan. Uev. William A Sun ped me." day. a number of church h.shops and master medicine, Is ministers. f by J. F. Mackey, nles Drug & Grocery Tl_.. vi j I lit- nrws wilier ik ii (Mill <111 Jir? Ins.; C. O. PM ||frs f)(r p|NE ,.|t|NT|N(J FRIDAY, NOV. 15, 1918. ' 5TNESS _ ot been prodigal 2 m dy in the matter g. ss. Many, all g- ^ . nust stand guard gg ea : colds, coughs, c* ? >r perhaps more *-t O ^ Jj onary ailments. 2 ?. [4 ve decades 3 DWTS S %?~a> J1 #*SI/?V*I IM O 03 \ *x > * !WS. LANCASTER, S. C. . TANK TAKES TWO TOWNS Q g y < ^ ^ ^ Nature has n & |S3 bronchitis < ^ 7 - I serious pulmi sjSMfe hFor nearly fi' fV - : ! sc( * ?^? * ?' STATU OP St An Amcrlcan-mitnned tank piloted County c by Lieut. Joseph Know lea and Sergt By J i?. Stew Clyde Graham. a professor of the Uui- (bate, verslty of Maine, reeently capturedj Whereas II two towns front the enemy and took s."," 1,10 7? R scores of prisoners, forming the most Vcts'of ^t'eore' thrilling Incident in the history of the , en .sod wttr. The photo shows Sergt. Clyde These are. th Graham. admonish all ar ryj->_rv-u^-r^i-u-^ru-u-a-^j-i-n_r-u-u-u^u-^r_ru-u-i-r ' **' aild Credit "LEISURE PERILS FIGHTERS" r?Mv'm'e.11!?/the" 1 be held at Lane Library Chief Save Books Keep Yank V918' "Vxt\ ,aft,c Soldier. Out et Trouble I ??? ? * Overseas. sa;(, x. x. . T i . , he granted. New ^ ork.?Declaring that the Given under "leisure hour of the American over- jay 0f y()V ^nn seas Is the hour of greatest moral j, peril," and that good reading does much to keep lonely soldiers straight, 8-2t-ltaw. Dr. M. L. Hainey, field manager of the 7,~ American Library association, has re- ^>GI1< h <>! K.\ ported to the New York state branch ' how soldiers, sailors and social workers have heon provided with good read- , ' usuant to s Ing matter. Doctor Kalncy said that u.'."I",' *'U<'UP In ten months the association has es- s( '' ('.' 11,1 tahlished 42 libraries for the nriny a| ,jHc ...x^a *(... ?. ...Dl. /?AiI n<Vt & S 1 ' ' iiihi Murnru iin'in Willi IMKIKH ' ^OVOnil)?r 1 and 2.000.000 magazines. ail of which bidder, for cash had hen contributed. The working court house, in force consisted of 318 persons, one- tor. S. ('., all tl third of whom served without pay. j of the estate of 'ningham, deceasi RETREAT OF GERMANS hundred (200) i INCREASES RESPONSIBILITY "tock of Cedar par value of $1 Colombia.?Although tbe allies are Hn,e to ,,eKtn at pushing back the Germans toward the ,nuo unt" ' Rhine and have the Hun on the run MHrv F thure will be no let up In food con- Reaurega nervation, says the Food Administra- Administrator Hon. Relaxation of conservation ef- Thornwell K. Cu fort now would be dangerous. An a 6-3t-ltaw. matter of fact, it is pointed out by Herbert Hoover, in a telegram to Wll- CITATION FOIt llam Elliott, federal food administra- .MINIS tor for South Carolina, that the re- ? treat of the Germans creates a bigger STATE OF Si work for the Food Administration, County since (*-.<? civilian population in the a. .... A J a_ At **y " HIGM territory which Is evacuated by tin bate reSreatinr cnemr must be fed ' vvhereas Mrs. ham hath made SHERIFF'S SAIiE. her Letters of A estate and effeei Hy virtue of an Act of the General nlnghani. Assembly of the State of South These are, th Carolina, approved February 24th. admonish all ari 1317, I w ill sell at R. S. Harper 's uieu ami creuil Garage, Lancaster, S. C., on the first ceased, that the Monday in December next, within fore me. in the the legal hours of sale, one Can? be held at Lan< Touring Car, the property of H. K. 1318, next, after Ingler. who was illegally transport- at 11 o'clock I ing alcoholic liquors into Lancaster show cause, if county, thereby forfeiting said car the said Admin to the state. be granted. Terms of sale cash. Given under i JOHN P. HUNTER, day or Nov. An Sheriff Lancaster County. Nov. 8, 1918. 6-4t. J 6-2t-l fhw. "1V/TY little girl is subject -L* A attacks of stomach 2 trouble and Dr. Caldwell's Syrup ways relieves ber quickly so she is ing about as usual. I have used S for three years and would not be now at any price." (From a letter to Dr. Caldwell written bj Mri. Jar F. Smith, 600 Virginia Ave. Pittsburg, Pa. Dr. Caldwell Syrup Pep I CTT-* / t \ r* ~r i l be 1'erjcct Laxative Sold by Druggists Everywhe 50 cts. (sir;;) $1.00 Constipation is a condition to be guardec 1 infancy to old age. Dr. Caldwell's Syru safeand pleasant for children as it is etft the strongest constitution. A trial bottle ed free of charge by writing to Dr. W 458 Washington St., Monticello, 111. L?iun: ? sg elpmg to turn Ttfk O c/> 9 o strength. For [Wj >0 a, # | r-3 delicate, with 5. O H veak throats and 13 5 ^ N debility and - ?8 3 H iinite nourish- Xhv\ 8 ^ ?t * B dualities of M ^ ^ q ?2 8 special value. Ull I ^ 3r- ^ \ * S tmficla, N.J, r LKriKltS OF Al?- 2s X Tit vnov i JS 2L CN ^ Q . )UTH CAROLINA, q,"5 ?-* iMBBrf. if Lancaster. 2 2 2L I man, Judge of Pro-1 m ? H p A (A f? O - 2 o ?i Vf Cunningham, do- 2 C<? S o x eretore, to rite and 3 id singular the kin- ^ ^ ors t?f the said de-| f J # ! y lie and appear be- ^ m * Court of Probate, to rt\^ ^ URter on 2tith Nov.., ^ r publication there- ^ in tlie forenoon, to ^ , w O my they have, why r~jd <5 m istration should not 3 * my hand, this 11th w # q* o Domini lit 18. #4. ?1* E. STKWMAN. Vl n? Probate Judge. | r-,_ ( W ^ 3 fli IiK OK PERSON AL [ 1 ? 5k > F L 1S ST ^ I in order of J. E. | B of Probate. fori ^ _ b^d P v. notice is hereby l j L indersigned will sell r fl n, on the 25th day P hawd I Old . V... w._i_ > 1 .. *?, it# in'- iiiKiii'm | 1 rQ A J in front of the I 000 the town of Lancan-;-! 4 to personal property I | j J Thornwell K. Cun-'l \ ? M pd. consisting of two I ? J shares of ttie capital I mmmmmm \ yj Orove Farm, of the I gj* g 00 per share. S H I I 11 o'clock a. m., and I 0^^ Qn fl he said property is B ^ ^ t S Cunningham and ' i^^tL ^ 1 i yS5* rd Cunningham, ' ?> a of the estate of 2* tnningham, deceased. Q jj| ? i 5g IiKTTKItS OF Al?- ^ ^ TltATION. _ ^ Hi ? S; mr E DUTH CAROLINA, ^g \ ^ of Lancaster. * man, Ju<lge of ProKvelyn S. Cunning * A* suit to me to grant Ur dministration of the ts of Martin Cun- wwj erefore, to cite and O id singular the kin- ^ ^ J tors of the said de-1 \ |f y he and appear he-: Court of Probate, to bg" aster on 23rd Nov.,j publication thereof, j In the forenoon, to ^ any they have, why 9 2 { 0** istration should not a I II 3 my hand, this 8th "< ^^0 no Domini 11118. _Q 1. R. STEW MAN, tt Probate JJudge. g Q to sudden I g. ror: md bowel I . ^ i i ' | > Pepsin a 1- g | |j ^ | ; soon play- I jj. HM CD | yrup Pepsin I # ^ a : without it I i ^ I B H . ^ i ) i1 P 's I ? ^ 9* S i sin y 3* ~ i 1o , S*\ 5 "t 8 I ? &-I i i r j Hi a M v nft 9 J> sJJ I