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'm;k right ATTORNEY IN CASE | death and th TELLS OF PARDON munltio"8 lf w our roads to s laughable here low ii Ijawyrr lUMM'ivrd Five Thou- keys about tw aaiid Dollars From Father of cart and a lo Convicted >lun. Frenchman. 'bi for the donke , , ? same. In And Des Moines. Iowa, March 25.? _ . ? O. . ? . o .4 the little don George Clark, an Ida Grove attor- . , . . pavement on I noy. testified at the Iowa house j\t- ? , A . . _ . .. . of that, but I dietary committee s investigation of . ? .. .. . . .. A that our big the itathbun pardon case that when ,, . i. : i ?r ...... . ....... I these little do he received $5.0(10 from William . . ... .. .. .4. . alder the differ Itathbun tor obtaining the pardon' for his son, Ernest, "nothing was ^ave to pu aid about what he was to do with su,Jj<r,s fo the money." i ventlon of cn The senior Rathbun in an affidavit * nP%er SP< " Introduced by Attorney General to 1( e 'm.pos? llavner at last Friday's session of * only w s the committee, asserted he gave *-i i *- n.x* , <*?. whatever is no i. lark the $5,000 in currency with A. , . roads for Ant the expressed understanding it was to go to Governor Harding for tho roads Jrp as pardon. Perted w,th th Clark testified that after young and * Rathbun's conviction for criminal our comn,'8S'01 assault and sentence to life impris- ^avp done witl ontnent, the youth's father came to need t him and asked what could be done. ?omP nione> 01 "I told him I would take care of P??d w?rk an appeal and try to get a pardon s ln,? 'J10 for the boy," Clark continued. "I ,)ar^ h?mR aid it would not cost more than T $5,000 That was agreeable to REVE thetn. Nothing was said about what AFF 1 was to do with the money as that was not a question in the ease " | (Continued II. W. Myers, special counsel for the committee asked if there was not some "talk about your wanting t',p amount ii the money in currency," to which pair; men's ar f lark replied; neckwear on th "I did not mention it. Rathbun's . mpjTg father told me that he wanted to pay it in cash so the banks would '"Ks su" s',ade not know just how much it was cost-1 0PSS ?' " he log him." i misses' silk st tho amount in ri Tl UE GENERATION I mo,rs shirts o HE SORRY FOR US ooss of $3 ear | misses' and l? (Coutlnuod From Page One ) | gowns and unci 1 ] in excess of $5 pitting alongside one of these piles coats and wait of rock boating rock by rock in small excess of $15 c bits. When he has a shovel full he in effect on goes to the nearest hole and fills it. 11)10, upon all You wonder at the slowness of their commercially method but have to take off your hat whether real to tho road you are on. We boast precious and of how we would crush this rock In and Imitations America, but we can't do it for fear any of these i some Frenchman might ask us <>r for a deale something about our roads. These use, a tax equ roads are built for future genera- of the price fo tions as well as for the present.! it was state* They are well drained, well graded any person or and all along the roads trees are bio to any of t planted. It is openly said here that immodiatly wi good roads saved France and I he- that his name i'eve it As von see these liii? truelra "i,:"? - - ?? ? ' ? ' III *"7 I II 41 I I I II U, II in ronvoys seeming never to roasp, bo sent him ii| you ean't help hut think what would port of taxes t happen if the fiormnns were at the than one liahil Savannah river and we had to haul ho stated as t our supplies in January and Febru-, blanks for all arv from Anderson to the front. I'm though some s afraid the boys would starve to sections. SAnnouncen ffi ===z============================ gj We take pleasure in giving tfj of the next visit of < IOp-iom-e-trist and 0 Tuesday, Apr I He has been making regi to our store for the past YEARS and his work h< entirely satisfactory. V your continued patronag guarantee of satisfaction. 13 Yours truly, ji Lancaster Dru 'I j Lancaster, S. C. EHfiRfifK t ? . * * , THE LANCAST1 e cannon go without ALLIES CANNOT* SETTL ^rriT;, fate entire WO i to see the l^tle don- 1 o feet high pulling a parin Temps Hays Peace Confi >ad including a big nt we dare not laugh. ShouId ftoW* Kw?tlal Pro vs gets there just the lems First. erson you couldn't see r key after he left the n ' Paris, March 27.?-New mei Market street^ Enough ^ he faken by the peace e can t persuade myself ence |n y|ew Qf the 8i(uat,on Jn mules have much on Rftry and other parts Qf the c "keys when you con- emp|re the TempR ^ ^ ence in the roads they -llKeCsts the following I think our roads are gram for conference: r the society for pre- "The allies can no longer pi aelty to animals, hut 8eme entirely the fate of tl le little donkey seem ^jre wor|(jt but they must feel upon. the?r absolute duty to solve that I could be there esBentJal questions and agree effort to put over |,0nCy which will permit the i cessary to attain good jjon 0f allied military force lerson county. Our pra(iuai abolishment of chs good as could be ex- "The frontiers of Germany e money expended on |,p fixed and decisions have el like congratulating takpn with regard to Italia lers on the work they mnnds. The question in whicl ti the funds available, gjlltn is interested have to be f 0 wake up and spend nB well as the territorial claii 1 our roads. Keep up tbe Czechs. The Poles, Jugo and don't throw the an(j Rumanians have to be con mud when they get Common danger will mi easier. It is necessary to say ^ " the allies have a right to de NUE ACT payment for and to stipulate ECT^i T \\P \YER an'e<,s 'nr this payment. It * ' he decided whether parts of many will or will not be occupi From Page One.) "The league of nations mu established if it Ifi needed to r? excess of $10 per the allies together and to coi ,d boys' neckties and tbp work of ,hp ronfe . These are the chief questions ie amount in excess of . .. a peace treaty ought soon to s i and bovs silk stock- "The German government in the amount in ex- refuse to sign or may declar r pair; women's and fore hand it can not accept d ockings and hose on f,ons on the basis fix?'d b>' 11 Hps. Whether Germany pives xc < s.-. of - per pnii, f?SPB j,pr Bfgnature and wheth n the amount in ex- arp fn attempf to nPg0t|ate wit b' "" n S- *omon 8, OJ. no( slioulil not pnralvze us iys' pajamas. night . . . ... ' iParliaments of the allied cou erwear on the amount . . .. .. are qualified to sanction the fin each, kimonos, petti peace conference nnd 5ts on the amount in sanctlon ,t .. in /?V* and niter April 1. |>LAN PROGRAM FOR article, commonly or TEACHERS M known us jewelry, or imitation, pearls, j (Continued From Page On< semi-preciotis stones. _____ 1 thereof, etc. Upon thpsp PXPrc|sPn thprp wl? a articles when sold by |pullpd Q? anothpr pypnt of ,r for consumption or (houph (|> Rnmp foJk po)^ ilvalent to r, per cent pathetIc in 1t8 naturP Thp f, i w huh so sold. and interment services of Vai 1 by the collector that p)p wm Tw(tty am, Jop Co llrm that would he lia- U)p prPaent POUntv hoard of , he above taxes should .. ? tion. will occur behind the rite the collector so . , ... , , house near R. II. Allison s law could be placed upon , , , * directly after the speaking and 1st and proper blank . r .. . . ' exercises of the teachers a? ton which to make re-1 , ? n .. tion. Prof. Andrew C. Rowell lue. If there is more| cla|,nR lity, each such should ^ here Will be separate (GOVERNMENT BACKS classes of taxes, even PP EXPORT TR ire given in the same (Continued From Page Out foreign business interest how jp" The rate of Interest to be eti f I is determined largely by the -11 provision that it must be at I A V p 1 per cent more than the prev j I ftai III ? | discount rate on 90-day comn J[ I LI paper, at present 4 .1-4 per J" This would make the mir, ~~~ P J rate of the corporation 5 3p 3 cent: S,10.000.000 is (hp inn* ,i 1 . ] ; which (ho corporation may ac J tllC Clclte J j to any sinrle business orpanii l> ? Eighty export organizations QUJ* | ^ slating of groups of manufac J 2 have notified the federal trade r J mission of their intention to o # # ? 1 under provisions of the Webb Inlv/llOn | 1 Among the principal commi I II II ,1/1 II I i represented in the export ai * I ' tions already developing are; J - Steel, copper, lumber of v P 2 kind, textiles, automobiles, m p J ery of various styles, raw < I Jp sugar, magnesia, paper. tf ^ ^ r 2 materials, phosphate, oil and _ 2 tions. One association would I Its foreign trade to clothes pi alar vi?its | THREE i Movement Will Re Independt I | Any I'arty and Will Not I IS proven Jfj ''??'<> ns. /e Rftlirit C" St I-oul?. March 27.?Fori 7 v. oUlll/ll j of a league of women voters w I sured here Tuesdny afternoon ^0 21 ^ delegates to the Jubilee ronv Sof the National American V Suffrage association voted f 1 moualy for such an organizati SI That the league is to hi partisan was assured by the ad Jfl of a recommendation contali I I resolution stating that the ni g^| [ * association "shall not afflliati M J any political party, not indor f J platform of any party nor s f ] or oppose any political cant J unless such action shall be I | mended by the hoard of dire I { The resolution, however, do | J limit the liberty of action member as an Individual. wETuuDDC^j When the recommendation mand DR. J. KRBCE FVNDERfiURK, ?lit V2H*i?ti Riiar-, IK-nlnl Surgeon. " must* office Hours: ?er" 8:80 te 12:30 A. M. ^TL7 le<1- 2:00 to 6:00 P. M. W And by Appointment. Mnlt omce Pho?e i?o. Main Stre< Residence Phone 62. ''O Office over Lancaster Pharmaev. which olve. i may [ ] 1 - ' i???? o be'scxis >e alor re legal past 1 'ailing lorrial ' cent. -4"per Sheer as a Cobweb, Stri ilmura, ivanre Indestructil s comperate ac1 The silk that lives up to its nana woci^ elbows through the sleeves of a hlou There are all the new shades?: ar'OU8 i i i arhiiiJ nig?the jov tones wlneh so well e: cotton.1 ness at the great world Victory and inning muni- There are the Prints?clever al limit i ? ... nB? aim sinpes ana geometrical clesigi thin^ now undor tlio sun, effective ^;iIE patterns. Just the very silk for bloi day drosses and tor afternoon frock: *nt ? i In_ Just the very silk to cmnhmo gown. nation' || Fashion decrees frilly, fluffy, f 'a^ II here's the answer?1NI >KSTKV(?\ ention || spiration for these youth-giving, Voman || feminine frocks. unanl- II on. || To see it is to covet?and to ? non- | | w^v.w.l ntn* a ntlonall W :'Z Lancaster Depa\ upport. 'r'^" "THE BEST PLACE TO S rtora." >?a not of any^ came ~ 77'.? ? BE NEWS, LANCASTER. 8. C iE up that the association "contlnae \o| OOVBRNMENT TO P ill I II support ana indorse the federal! *nn?,w*ro rmiwigs amendment which has been pend- 'Washington, March Ing before congress for 40 years," ( department announc >rt>nrt> Miss I^aura M. Clay, a delegate from an aKr?em?nt had Kentucky, objected. She proposed w'"1 copper producers that certain sections be amended aPPro*ln>ately 100,00 with particular reference to those ^M parts that would permit enfranohlsement of negro women of the r?T itsures B?|< onfer- "outh- rf __ With three delegates voting "no" nun- . entral convention voted to support the fw news amendment in the original form, but the congressional committee was authoriced to formulate changes in the etend wording. IN ie en- Other recommendations were ,l is adopted Including one providing for VL on ! t*ie next convention to be held Feb- la? D?8l C rodu<- ruary 1920, a centennial celebration Will ll Y*6cl '8 an\l of the b4rthday of Susan B. Anthony. - _ ios. Women of the 26 states that have ment of th have Kranted tho vote adopted a resolu- ? - ... to h? tion urging the Missouri state leg- I OU IVllJ n d"'\ Bel- ,8lature to Pass the senate bill which *. ! . lolved would grant suffrage^ to Missouri *.Ijr HlCIIl| L m, of women. Jng OrdeF cTlia" 4 w?l_ Cf ake it PROFESSIONAL CARDS WeeK. e - - - - V FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1919. UT lOO,- of copper owned by the war departON MAKKKT raent.will be disponed of during the 27.?The war next fifteen months at market red Tuesday prices. The United Metal Selling been reached company, organized by the produunder which cers for the purpose, will handle the 0,000 pounds transaction. m tESH ARRIVAL OF tie's Cakes SEVERAL VARIETIES "I akes on the market. We fter receive a fresh shiplese cakes every Friday. I be so well pleased, if you hat you will place a standwith us for a cake every >me in and see the differes. . H. TERRY st Telephone 120 ; ~ = r: fa ?fr MAIJLINSONV -TpsSg/' | ong as Broadcloth ble Voile 1 ?. You can't even poke your so or frock of it. -oihtle, colorful, pure, appcal\prcss our feelings of happi1-ovcr effects, unusual cltccks is that prove there is somefloral ideas and dainty Batik ises that are different, for allI wuii sarin?-it will 111:1 k<* the Jj| ilmv. feminine frocks and l! IMBLK VOILK. It's an in- jj soft, winsome, delightfully 1! rtment Stores || 1H0P AFTER ALL." Illl