The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, January 28, 1919, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
TUESDAY, JAN.-28,' 1319.
ARMY PROGRAM CALLS w
FOR 500,000 SOLDIERS
W?r Deportment Proposes Army of
That Strength to Replace i
tmpoi
Present Armie?. kldn?
mine
Kim
delay
Washington, Jan. 16.?The army's or***,
reorganization program will bo ex- "
plained before the house military n?y?
committee by Secretary Maker and
General March. nurltl
The bill submitted to Chairman
Pent by the war department provides
only for the temporary organization
of the regular army at a strength of
approximately 500,000 men to replace
the present war armies, and liaS 1
for legislation of the general staff vu,,ue
and war department organization ,!urru
built up during the war under emer- "f Ht
gency authority. It does not pro- tlome
pose any military policy as depart- w
ment officials hold that a permanent *
military policy cannot be dealt with tips ?
Intelligently until the peace confer- wU1 I
ence has concluded. Rlon
The re-organization of the army as Murn?
proposed now provides for the legal- Kinni
Izatlon of all the military services s,I'uci
created dorln? the war; for the dis- that
tribution or nmoers in grade in the 1
regular service, which will make
way for the appointment of a large ma(,p
number of reserve or national guard
officers to permanent commissions, I* RE
for the number of divisions, regi- (
ments or other units which can be
maintained and for the pay sched-'
ulcs of the army throughout. The Tlie
men for the new army will he raised
by voluntary enlistment.
DEATH FOR THE KAISER
JAIL FOR BERNSTORFF ?*?'
______ conce
mer
Advocated By Senator Myers While proml
Myers and Senator Sterling mittei
apnea
Want Ijeague Post imni'il.
;tin s!
comtu
Washington, Jan. 13.?Speeches a'rpa<
advocating postponement of considoration
of the league of nations pro- ,,,,pn
posal until after the peace conferenre
were made in the senate by '"i:
Senators Sterling, of South D;ikoiu.
Republican. and Myers, of Montana, convr
Democrat. w
Uoth insisted that problems of tne "f
peace conference should not be com- n'Usl
plicated by this plan. ?
ord in;
Senator Sterling contended that ^
existing relations between America, p|(.?
(beat itritain. France and Italy made
a i'Mmn- ??f notions to enforce peace jri?li
unnecessary. Senator Myers advo- 0pjnj,
rated establishing a restricted league t)u, r
later, without impairing the sover- zo(|,,r
e'gnty of its members, and with the T)l(,
central powers barred at least for f|)r.
this generation. onr|,
Death for tiie former katser, life form.
iiipi intiiinifiii iur >mi i>t*rnsiorii nn(i To
otlieis Senator Myers said, should mor ,
he provisions of the 'final peace n,;inr|
treaty He also argued for repudia-' na,jo
tion of Germany's war debt and pay-'nons
mcnt of the entire cost of the war by (
the Germans: for confiscation of the p0ror
kaiser's personal fortune and re- paper
tentlon by the vlctorH of both the jnR j
war and merchant marine fleets of a|HO
Germany. not f
Senators Shafroth. of Colorado the fi
and Borah. of Idaho, plan to speak tlons
on the league of nations, while Sen may
ntnr Thomas, of Colorado, intends to,
discuss the American expedition to |)J?\
Russia.
GOOD ROADS INCREASES
N AM E OE FARM LANDS Nn,i"
llf I
I'rire in (ireenville County Itefore
Atlvent of Good lioiuls
HO
Now j,c,k
man u
Greenville. S. C.f Jan 20 Farm 1 nite
land in Greenville county that sold lnI a
for $?>:, an acre and which Is now w e? k
situated along the permanent roads 'n
Guilt in that county la now bringing hours
anywhere from $150 to $200 an shov<
acre according to P. M. Burnett. Hor'a
secretary of the Greenville Chamber S(>'
of Commerce. w ei e
Mr Burnett declares that the con'
t he I
Sirurtifill nf nnrmnnpnf rnaHu h?a
* M a n u
cnniplished wonders for his county. jon (
So enthusiastic are the people of the ^
county over them that If they could ' (((l
they would vote to spend another , .
million dollars in the construction of
more of them. It would probably 4..t||t.^
he easier. according to Mr. Burnett |nfjns
to vote a bond Ir.sue In Greenville .^pjy
county than In any other county In a||'rtR
the state. The people there, he |nfjUH
*ays. having built a system of good
r"Si|-. have been in position to see
the benefits accruing from them
Mr. Horn... I Im nor" ?" >
'? the plans mapped out l?y the
" i iral Rood roads campaign com ~
mttee looking to the construction of P
" state system of permanent roadAs
the tin tiding of a system of per
Dianent roads In Oreonvllle county W
THE l/ANCASl
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IE MOST
DANGEROUS DISE
rgan* of tho humm body art ?o Get some GOLD MEUAL 11 ru
*?M?wh"![h an^ 'on* "'e as the Capsules at once. They are an >
>y? ?h?u they alow up uml coin- .. . ,, ,
to la* in their dutlea. look out' preparation u:?cd all ovtr the i
J out what the trouble is?without centuries. They contain only
Whenever you feel nervous, toned, soothing olle combln
. dlsay. suffer from sloeplessnesa. strength-giving end aystem-i
*ve pains In the buck?wake up herbs, well known and used 1
??. Tour kidneys need help. These clans In their daJly practice
Iffns to warn you that your kid- MKL)ALi Haarlem Oil Capsules
are not performing thulr func- ported direct from the labora
properly They are onlv half Holland. They are convenient
thulr work and are allowing 1m- and will either give prompt
les to accumulate and he convert- your money will he refunded,
ito uric acid and other poisons, them at any drug store, but b
? are causing you distress and will I g?t the original Imported
ay you unless they are driven I MKT>AU brand. Accept no sul
your system. I In sealed packages. Three sli
i tremendous increase in land tic readjustment and pari
s In that county, so does Mr. ness, following previous )
*tt believe that the construction vanoes in wages and cost, s
atewide system would mean a further increase in cost ol
indous increase in land values tion and accompanying red
er the state. output, which will raise pric
hope that uh many of the eoun- consumer, make competit
f the state as can possibly do so imports difficult, and create
>ut out bond issues at this sea- handicap on the manuf
of the legislature," said Mr. Roods for export. Therefore
3tt. "In this wav a court ?*?*- justified In root I n 111 ri o.
ng ran be made on the con- ai'eh working hours as are
Jon of the system. I am sure et' by existing prices."
no county that makes the move
egret it. It will prove one of HKCRBASK IN THK PKIC
wisest investments it ever COAL IS NOW LOIK
* Washington, Jan. 20.?
. ~ ministration officials expe<
HI APEltS 1)IS( USS crease in the price of hi
RIMES OF THE KAISER coal and coke to result fro
i dor discontinuing maximu
on these commodities and
Matin Says lie Is Itc.sponsihlo Ing the zone system of thr
I Can lie Prosecuted | ??ler 1,utlon The order is effec
ruary 1, but does not affec
Hague Conventions. clfe coa,
The regulations rescindei
ria i?, in . .. , order include those goverr
rts. Jan. 23.?Long discussions . . . , , .
? chasing agents commissi
rntng the responsibility of forurm.
. . profits margins allowed i
Kmperor William and other
Inent Germans for crimes com1
in the prosecution of the war' J f/m h <|ai|
rs in the newspapers. The Ma-j| OVER " t A I I
i/o iiiui us regards the crimes i* the root of neorty oil d
itted against France, the facts aril*. II you* iligoeiinn U 1
ly have been established by a ?ot ol kilter, bettor oat loss i
jl inquiry which has virtually H
completed. It says several em-'
jurists unanimously hold that ? ?_ j*
tm Hohenzollern can be prose- neT T*
' i Pleuant to take ? effectiv
under article 56 of The Hague, Ki-moida help straighten o
ntion which lays down rules digestnro troubles,
arfare on land. The jurists are MADE BY scott t BCV
e opinion that the punishment, makers of bcott s emu
be iutlietod on those who issued
rders rather than on the sub- ?
ates who carried them out. w-->
Journal r lis attention to the *
that there is avialahle to the ^ __________
conference a committee on &jW rrr^zrL^srr.
clal consultations to which the Jj :
ins of the delegates regarding KH
esponsibility of William Hohen-!
n probably will he referred. Cul
committee could present plans go
formal inquiry to the conferwhich
if it agrees, could issue a R| I
tl indictment. IB* I
obtain the release of the for- H i
emperor, the paper adds, a de- p] I *
can he made on Holland by the HI !
ns ahont to form a league of na- i
The demand will not be for Pm I
\u iiiiiuuii in iii?? IIII mer ?iii-| Mujfl
. hut Tor his surrender. The PB U
says it is the opinion of lead- uy ? HW
urists that Holland, which will HI
form a part of the league, can Kit
wade the duty of surrendering EnB I
ormer emperor to the other na- M
in the league in order that he
he brought up for trial. Hri
|JM USG<
I AM) FOR SHORTER
ORKING I)AY REJECTED Ha
inI Xssociiitlon of Cotton .Man- H
otiiieis Against Kiglit-llour ,
Day or IM-llour Week. Hp !
ston, Jan. 20 Unanimous re- B
m hy cotton, wool and silk Hh ' Wl
facturers of the demand of the Hi
d Textile Workers of America'
n eight-hour day or a 4X-hour| -w-i
. to heroine effective February EES ?' x
place of the present week of f>4 H|
i, was announced t?y W. Frank
5, president of the National As- H|
Hon of Cotton Manufacturers.
utions to this effect, he said
adopted at a conference in this l|
of delegated representatives of| II
National Association of Cotton j !
facturers the National Associa- H I^ EflAfl
>1 Wool Manufacturers, ami tlx- j^3
Association of America. These ?r-itlons
Hay: , |H w* twlTH I
do not deem It ptartlcnhle,1
11>I< or just to establish the so- j &J| Jn9NBY*^HH
I 48 hour week for the textile Hi AUUujJQ
tries as it cannot he made to H
under present conditions to Hi BpSSlm
ctlons of the country alike, and1 Hrl wBwMhbB
try cannot this dras-^ H|
*??? ch?,_ J3 i I IffPAYslto
A arc bast t r a a t a d t^nk Jb=E=^=i:--'
"axtarnally" v 'ffrv Isi .--'
:w PRICES ? - 30c, 60c, $1.20 !RB8S9S3BBSSB
'Kit NEWS. LANCASTER, 8. t
! and retail dealers. The fuel ariini
istratlon, announced however, th
these were subject to relnstatoraei
if price, wage, labor, production <
ASE other conditions which uiay arise r
quire if.
wl!ll*na P'1 Reduction in the d?-n and for bit
old. tried
world for ' niinoua coal as the result of tl
old*fash- I ending of hostilities and the unu
'TeanTtng ually mild weather made it inipo
>y physi- sible to maintain existing maximu
are lra- prices, officials said.
torlrs In
to taks.
33 Do You Ga The News
bftltutsa.
Notice to Debtors and <'fcdit<>rs
tial idle- All persons having claims again
great ad- the estate of Furman A. Magill. d
ttand any reased. will present the same, du
. , attested, within the time prescribt
prot uc- jaw_ to undersigned as admini
uctlon of tratrix and all persons indebted 1
es to the the said estate will make immedia
ion with payment to the same.
TLM I) U T ITfl I A Mt/itt ?
a serioup iTl riUii/\ iiirtvuijii,
acture of Administratrix.
.. we (eel Dec' 1918 21
maintain
establish- NOTICE OF DISCI!AIMiE.
E OF Notice is hereby given that tl
undersigned will. as adrtiinistrati
ED FOR of the eBtute of F. M. Hell, deceas<
Fuel ad- on l?th day of February, 191
t a do Tna'<e h's Onal return as such admii
istrator and apply to the Proba
luminous court of Lancaster county for le
m an or- ters dismissary. \V. B. T\VITTY,
im prices Administrator estate of F. M. Bel
ehminat- d j^86^'? 1919. 22-4t.
sir distri
I've Feb- j A I'D I TO ICS NOTICE,
t anthra,
il by tbo A" male citizens between the a|
. or i. i ana do are name Tor ?:i.t
1 ng pin- roa(j ^ax ,naje citizens betwet
ons and the agpfl of 21 and 60 are liable fi
wholesale $1.00 poll tax.
Returns shall be made of person
property and all transfers of real e
tate should be made.
IHU JOS. W. KNIGHT.
.. County Auditor.
tgMtnre a
' ^lor TAX NOTICE,
rod on
1^^ The tax books will open Octob<
( 15th, 1018, and close March 15tl
1010. After December :11st tt
rettion. i usual penalties will be collected,
e. Let | The levy is as follows:
utyour P"or State purposes 8 1-4 mills.
1 Ordinary county purposes 3 3
mills.
lesion I Roads and bridges 6 3-4 mills.
Constitutional school tax 3 mills
WKKKr Interest on past indobtedne
Swift's I
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They have maintained
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Formulas fcr any crop
We believe that most e
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ash.
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tilizers early and be sui
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bonds 1 mill. I 48. 20. 26. 41 and 47 four
For C. & C. Railroad bonds 1 1-4 In District 7, six (6) mil
mills. In District 4, seven (7 j
Interest on borrowed money 1-2 In Districts 10, 11, 12, 1
mill. l g, 19, 24, 25, 27, 31, 32
sr For interest on Township bonds In 3'?, 4 2, 43, 46 and 49, el
Pleasant Hill, 3-4 mills; In Cane mills.
ie C'reeji, 1 3-4 mills; in Gills Creek. In District 38, ten (10) i
1 1-2 mills. In District 40. eleven (1
Special taxes aie levied in the t&- All male citizens betwcer
rions districts are as follows: 21 and 00 years are 11
-4 In Districts 6 and 13, two (I) pn,! M":,x of $1.00, except
mills. ; emptc J by law.
In Districts 22, 29 and 45, three; All citizens between th?
(3> mills. 21 and 55 years are liable
is Iu Districts 1. 3, 5. 21, 30. 9, 2 3. tation Road Tax of $3.00.
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