The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 04, 1919, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
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CAN NOT RATIFY
WITHOUT FULL
Attorney General Given
Governor Coo|>er a
llills Forgotte
? In an opinion S. M. >
n\v Keneral, held that
ot the house of represe
the president of the sens
meet in Columbia to sign
overlooked the niirht tIn
pOmbly adjourned a few
Keceniiv i \ riot < n
on Mr. Woli- '<?> an o;
the lepallty <?' such pr?
Amoni; the si\ arts h
the desks was that to <>
from 25 per rent of
Where stieh per rent of
nd surplus was inveoe
bonds or federal land
Governor C'oonei says
that this portion of tin
fended, in that it was
both houses of the gene
to relieve the hanks of
o' taxes beenuse of th
3b avy loirden of flnaneli
Vnother of the acts >
late the Consolidated
l'-'os in Charleston. \
Can not he approved by
o< and heroine law. th
the Consolidated have
tl leir intention of eonfoi
provisions of the art j
Could he approved by t
After reviewing ee
?t tnioti^ and eitlnp r
P i ^ 1 ,I 1 ?I t 11 I V I 11 11 I I?1 1 I '
procedure as was snag
tli" arts ratified Nf r
eludes:
"T consider the spe;
house and the president
Is a part of the necessr
ti n for legislative p
tv at the two respective
Stitute the general asf
that the general assent 1
Its a whole or not at al
this view point, the res|
are merely nominally s
In terim of the sessions n
pssemhly. If the attesta
?Ulcers is essential to
?; the art of the gcnoi
r ronrlnde that that tr
?''est. namely, the ra
e senate-house, as is
M t <? frl/tD f\f t hit -li^f it
tL. I: and botn features
cmmpHon of tho legislat
? ? either mere matte
i bout \\ finht. or one
eitial as the other. T
contrary would not on
sanction of a radical di
u ancient i nslnm, fo
conservative principles,
tend to laxity and fit
Blent of a disposition.
Brnii I est. for prentit u
lid precipitous leyisla
CREATION OF RE1
UNDER WAY IN
^fill lli- Kerruited fn>n
mid Mrn Already Mol>
,Ak Pay for Troo
i
Masle. April 1. Th<
farinii government has
ganization of a revolut
to le recruited from t
pro'eta riat and the s
Workmen now mobilizet
of the red army, repi
fT"i Itcrlapest say. is t
ttoe v volntionary eovr
control of the condiu t :
tion of the army will he
Of the peoples rotntl
Solitary affairs
The soldiers will Ret
monthlv and will he e<
ed and fed at the ex
date. Two or more
longing to the same fa
i extra allowanee or"
month anil those who
sent? will get extra
. rowns every six niontl
(The normal value
T' jfiii i iijvtu urnirr i n?*
c^ntH.)
COFFIN IS OPENE
OFFICERS AT
Jlcvcnno Men Scfkiim
l.iquor Find <"?>r|
in Cdlfln.
Danville. Va.. April
<ipnd aro not free from
internal revenue agent
of the prohibition rnmr
vat received here of f
ed ease in tha annals
against liquor smt
Roanoke on Friday Fi
ritnltz halted a casket
remains of Robert 1
which were on their w
limore to Norton. Virf
rial.
The officers, it la tin
reason to suppose till
*tem tiling those used
tnent of t>odies would
frotn Raltiinore to Vir
Keying that they had
pe< ted they stopped it
v : ,
n
1UI.I.S the examination was made in tliej FINISH AM
>?????? room in the presence of r^ur ica
^lur (hree government men. The cofhn 1 H*J
bore not only a copy of the death i .. .
Opinion to . . . .. , . , Nothing Conor
certificate, but other plain marks i . ,
s to Six . . , . , trine or
showing whose body it con- . ,
n. , ? ........ A mend i
tained. On the lid oC the inner
cotfin being raised and the corpse ... .,
A'olfe. at tor- , . . .? , . .. . Paris, April
revealed tne officers lost no tune In
the speaker . . amendment co
reclosing it. ....
ntatives and; . . . . . . doctrine and
Kfiorts to secure statements from
ite could not .. ... , amendment wc
the officers were tutile and all . , ..
i the six acts . .. i covenant of th
questioners were ret erred to l)epu- . . ..
? general as - *<*" to the dra
^ lit T .n ,i> f'/v Innlnr (' Will ion ('.ilmiti vi uhn
weeks airo ' i amendments 111
' also refused to make anv statement ,
inner called plenary sess
fenrinu, he said, to embarrass fur-i . . .
pinion as to ..... , , feience or bef<
; tber the bereaved family. i ... ?
>cedu*e Woman sufl
The affair has caused a sensation
ft in one of ... ... th? covenant <
in the commonwealth .. , ..
vempt banks _ _ _ ,,ir> adoption
their taxes. *' ! amendment pr
i.ipital stock ^ ON EC KIIARI) I LEAN ES eers of the le;
d in Liberty \MEUICA FOR (JERMANY w,,mon :,s w?>
bank bonds Another am
he will ask state can with
tax be re l'?l'n,,,r Minister to Mexico_ without two yr
the wish of Sails l-'rom New York Willi 1 he comniut
t-?l issemli.v .. ... I with the sessic
i n .lsseminy in American Currency. . ....
this portion Th? l3th '
ie extremely! ?? of nations cot
ir bonds. New York. March 27. lleinrieh ' ' ' ('?
vas to regit- von iCckhardt., former German mill- ^ ednesday. M
e?l .i..|...ln..hi.v
Company's ister to Mexico, his wife and three ' "'""" "J'
Ithough tits children and Joahannis (Jrunow.. The i hairn
the govern- counsellor of the German legation at
e officers of Mexico City and formerly consul at n,,1,s ( ?
% expressed st. Paul. Minn., sailed today on the s a 'n,n
oieu to tho Holland-American liner Nteuw \m- on* stem <>r 1
nst as if it Sterdatn under a safe conduct 1 ' begin
he governor grantvl hv the \merican and allied
rtain court governments. The party v%ill go to iuuiiii.it i< n <
...... . .... i proposed to t
oust it nt ional Germany front Rotterdam
> .... .. i. ,. l.ord Robert (
ns to such The envov, recalled l?v the llerltn
. i . . , . _ . VOW i/elos. and
ested to get government last December Itecanse
... ,, ? . , ... .. . . nominated hv
Wolfe con- ot his connection with anti-Anien,
. , . , eominittee on
can propaganda in Mexico, departed.
iker of the'expressing his "gratitude" to the omstiops <
of the senate, United States for obtaining for him * ' *,s 1
try organiza-1 immunity from arrest on the way n%
nrposes; and home and his appreciation of "cotirbodies
con- tesies extended by American otfilembly.
and rials," particularly the department *1 I ( HI K
hly functions of justice representatives, in Texas,
1 Accepting where he entered the country and in Chief Factor
pertive heads New York. Preshytcrii
o during the Uerr von Kckhardt took with him paign I
if the genera1 $80 000 in American currency and
tion by these 2" pieces of baggage whose con- New York.
w?r=!>" Woman's Tonic .Jr " >"'""
mmm^r ? ' v VMV (finery Pa J'P,
; ' ^ . i pp?nie or PSI
JH yOU fCel WCtk' dlZ" H wHI quaint
ROANOKE ^FH *y, worn-out? Is your pb.re of the
? M lack of good health caused mM enuaed a dot
l IV,nii?l,:,nfi BA ,rom ^ ^ (hf com. AB cms,. thai ?
* U plaint. mo common to KM "n"m 1ny 01
wl - I# mlKht be. Pi
|H| women? Then why not . appear,, to b,
1. Kven the give Cardui a trial? It WmK
HiiBpirion by should surely do for you FIVE I'-HO
s and off)corn wbat j( baf done for go I^P TO THF
nission. Word _ .. , , .. 9H_d
? , HP many thousands of other *WM
in unparaltel- ii.m ?,? hi
r nr no .I.,... women who suffered? it mwm 1 "
or procedure f'onn?M(
icKlors At should help you back to (
tidfiral Raider health.
bearing the HP Ask some lady friend U Washlnutoi
Chapman, wbo bas taken Cardui. HBb rendered (iei
av from M il EJB' gbe wji| tell you how it 1 ''>ri ^njrland
<inia, for bu- mtm\ ^RHl manned by A
CM helped her. Try Cardui. MP , .
voved hv th
1
the validity tents custom officials examined niin- advertising wa
ral assembly.- utely, even scrutinizing the hems of chief factors
> which they handkerchiefs. Secret service olfi- Presbyterian r
tification by cers, including a woman, who nc- 000.000 for r
declared up- companied the party here from the and overseas,
?eif is essen- Mexican border, remained on duty marizing the
of the con- until the ship was ready to sail, paign issued
ivo proci>H<ps when the (iennans were placed un- t'harles Stolzit
>rs of form., tier the care of the captain. the drive,
is Just as es- ? ^ Although cor
Proshyteri
from ***** has Increased
unded upon - mH per cent over
but would 1'S'*!C? ported the tig
e encourage KPL IXCIUO aS9| > the
already too |>r Stelzie
re immature ^SvjE ERj newsnaper
H^L membership r
B. H _ _ _ ||JM follow the fun
ucnuIky K Women J? EXTRA PR
jjM Cardui, the woman's SAFETY
11... .1 . U ol n?rl \ f rr \17?1 SmLiI ~
I II f I? 1 ?11 ' 4V I JWB IUIIIV, lltiptu lllldi ?T II- MDL
ili/cd?|?ijr liam Eversole, of Hazel Time of M?<<
l?s. WtW Patch, Ky. Read what Ja * K,.,? n |.r,
she writes: "! had a UP KOr
Hurt- m^M general breaking-down
bPRun roor- of my health. ! was in Paris Apr!
tinnniv armv bed for weeks, unable to oaiitions have
ho organized ^laB 8ef "P- ' had such a Bj^ Ruard Presid?
oldiers and weakness and dizziness, I(rolni,.IS with
1. The chief KM ...and the pains were conference
arts received M& very severe. A friend MM t(,.|ps ||ipn |n
ho advisor or Im told me 1 had tried every- WW ?hj>>r nf |hp ,
Tninpnl but %fl 'h'ne ?'?. why
In lb.- liiin'ln BW *?or< "w ' helping f|?f .
r,?r me... After 12 bottles, MK
i issionoi s tor miu-vri ini-i? i,
I. i I am strong and well." MM mwsp',pns ''
KOr """'"'iir oditi
1>o rrowns TAtCF" ^BLl movements
I nipped, arm- lAIVili v (fh Jh<- |#,s
DOI1SO of tho MM BMM mam m ?.
IE LANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER. S. C.
ENDMENTS TO I the war planted mines alonK the
/" itc a "vti^ American coast. Two of them are
lOUE COVENANT UB_8g and the UB_148 regular sub'riii.ig
Monroe Doc merslbles of the smaller type. AnJapanese
Racial other ,s the UC*97- one of tbe 8maU
net in Draft. m,ne ,nyor8- and ,he flfth is the lI'
111, the standard German U-boat.
1.?The American lMtvr 11 18 exPe?'t^ ??e of the big
ncorning the Monroe cru,8er submarines equipped with
the Japanese racial RU,,S wUI be sent over-re
not included in the Adverse winds of the season and
e league of nations as ,he ""familiarity of the American
ifting committee. The orews w1th ,h* machinery make the
tay be offered later at date of the arrival ,,f ,ho sh<ps un"
ion of the peace con- <fr,a'n,.
, . . Crews for the submarines were
tie the council of ten.
r:. to rflnnvnL,afi i? assembled in Knglnnd most of the
r".. , !' men being sent from the United
if the league through ^
. , States. Naval orders published
Wednesday of an
... ... ... showed the arrival at London of
oviding that the ofli....
. seven lieutenant commanders for
igue shall be open to .
. . duty in connection with German
1 as to men.
, , i submarines. Thev are H. C. Franndment
provides no ,
, , zier. 1*.. G. O Keefe. .1 L. Neilson,
draw from the league ? m. . . .
,, C. M. Lockwood, G. Hillings, G. It.
ars notice.
,. 11..' Junkin and J. R. Webb,
lication issued dealing,
in follows: JAPS OPPOSE A LEAGUE
neeting of the league
amission was held at LAC KING RA( IAL ( LAUSE
Grillon at 8:30 p. m.
arch 26. under the Mass Meeting at Tokio Also Opposed
of President Wilson. to ClMilitlon of Conscription,
ian nominated Signer' Somo Other Objections,
n Makino. General I
lonel House as mem-' lokio. April 1. At a mass mcetinit
tee to consider the ,nK of prominent residents of Tokio
e locality of the seat a resolution was adopted opposing
' any league of nations covenant
ission concluded its which does not contain a clause abolif
the amendments ishing racial discrimination. The
lie draft movement, resolution also urged opposition to
'coil. M hunaude. M. abolition of conscription, the acColonel
Mouse were 'P'isition by Japan of the German
the chairman as a rights on the Shantung peninsula
revision to consider am' opposition to the international
if the next meeting as labor agreement, which, it was decommon
revision was elared, is not adapted ?o the const irt."
I tution of Japan and to Japan's in
? * ternal condition.
:r advertising A large number of Japanese newsCH
DHIVF OVFR papors recently have printed editorials
looking with suspicion on the
motives of the United States and
in tlie Success of the , ^ , ,
? . . n im i < m .1 in in w wi lit UIMIIIO, rs|M"ill
< hut-Hi's < hiii- . .. . . ,
r??r st 10,000 000 riaUy con<-?rnln* <h,?? Slbfir,a ?"d
Korea. The editorial campaign is
. , .. attributed In some quarters to disApril
1 ? Newspaper
. , pleasure over the league of nations
is given as one of the
in the success of the covenan^
hureh drive for $40.- B,\NI)1TS RAID A BANK
nnrrh work at home'
in a statement sum-' ANI) MAKE ES( ABE
results of the camhere
hv Rev Dr ^way With $10,000 Cash anil
\ publicity director of ,iiK Sum 1,1 ''""rty l*?ii?l? in
Itroail Daylight.
npb-te returns are not
said indications a-o Detroit. April 1 Herding 14
an church, as a whole.; pt>: 'ons' k?*v?-u?I women
Its benevolences by R0 Palll)lls- ,h*' !?vator> and th*
last year, and It Is ex- va,l't lho ? outside branch tit' tin
ure will eo to lrtft ()er Commonwealth State bank here, sii
id of the year i unmasked bandits robbed the In
urged continued use! s,,,ution ?' ?lft,ono in cash and un
advert iseiiKMits in the I registered liberty bonds which offl
ampalgn, w hlch is to rl:,ls Sil>' may exceed $66,000 ir
il drive. ' value. Kitty thousand dollars ir
? ? currency had been removed fron
ECAFTION FOR the branch to the main otflce onh
t' OF PRESIDENT a w 'ho hold up
' The hold-up was daring. Two 01
the men stood guard outside the en
'ting Wltli Premiers ..iii . >|
trance to the bank while lour en
found Secret?Dan- ., . .. . .
tered with the man at their heat
i liig f'rmvds. . . , ,, ,
i waving a sawed-off shotgun I lit
, cashier and his assistant were or
I 1 increased pie- , , , ..
dered from their cages and severa
been taken to safe- . . , . . . . u
..... patrons forced to stand with up
lit Wilson and the . . . , . . , , ,
raised hands while the hank vault
whom he is in daily . ... , . .
i was being rilled The two hank at
So carefully have the . , .. .
i taches were then ordered into tin
ade that not even the , , . . ,
vault togethei with font ol the pa
inierican secret service . , .. , . . . , . .
trons and the log steel door closed
rtned as to when the ... . . .. , ,
Klght other persons, including sev
take place
present some of the!
nve carried i? their ^01000 QAV
ons a schedule of the UUU I Ul\0 On!
f President Wilson.
ult that crowds inva- PAIflTADQ ADP
ed to witness the ar- UnLUIHDO nl\L
wn""""" DCOT enp pill
>f the meeting at the ULul lUh iLU
v*?i?s II in <i ri no Mil | ___
liers arrived seemingly'
,.,nMPr Influenza and t.rippe, Like Onlinnrj
been no special in. i- <'ol(l*, Keqiiire Calotabs, tlio Per
g about this extiaor- fected Calomel 'Hint la Krw Fron
but it is obvious tho Nausea niul Danger of Salivation
iris are becoming too
ed with the time and
meetings and this fart Physicians and druggists clain
ermination to adopt a luhat the ,*rf!(at of influenii
has conclusively demonstrated tlia
ould reduce ?o a min- tbe quickest cure for a cold and tin
lance of danger there best preventive of influenza am
esidenf Wilson himself pneumonia is to keep the liver artivi
? entirely unworrled. *? ,hat ,,lft digestive organs may b
in perfect condition. For this pur
i\TV FflMIMF pose Calotabs. the new nauseates
UIvllrMtj calomel that is freed from the sick
) UNITED STATES enlng and salivating effects. Is th
. most thorough and dependable, a
, , well as the most agreeable laxative
*p n>ed at Ports In Calotabs have the special advan
Ion With Idlrerty tage of not making the patient slcl
.nan Drive. and weak, as they are free from th
nauaeatlng and griping qualities an
1 Anril I Kiv? ?nr do not uPat*t th? digestion and ap
i. Apr., i r.ve sur- pet,(e Qnfl CaIoUb af bod tlm
""* ^ with a swallow of water that's 11
for the 1'nitcd States No salts, no nausea, nor the slight
merlran rrewo and eon- eet Interference with vonr eating
e American submarine pleasure, or work. Next mornin
ell Thrv are expected ym,r coM hafl v?n,Hh"d- >our ,ivfl
experiMi is active, and you are feeling A?
American waters late in with a hearty appetite for hreakfa*!
II he displayed at ports For your protection. Calotabs ai
'd in connection with sold only In original sealed package
rty loan campaign Pr,op ,h'r,y ftv? fonts. Sold by a
?so craft is the 1M17, ??d monfty ?'?rk
you are not glad you got them,
line layer which during Adv.
I
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FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1919.
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ItitaSMSfll
THE r.F.DAHEV !
IB|K^'T~,^^H^ tOBPORATioNtim.
auHAio, N.V.
- - _- ^
eral who came in after the bandits panose imaneial and commercial inentered,
and among tliein two wo- terests, .i:'|i:in will hold China remen,
eaeh with a baby in her arms, sponsible for stteh loss. As the rewere
ordered into the lavatory. The suit, the Chinese government has
bandits then gathered up all the further postponed the contemplated
currency in sight and escaped in a publication of secret agreements betouring
car. It was several tnin- tween China and Japan,
utos after the bandits left before the! American and British agreements
lavatory and vault were opened and^ with China, which were not regardthose
imprisoned released. ed as secret, were published otllcially
^ this week.
JAPS WARN CHINA NOT (Chinese delegates to the peace
TO DISCLOSE SECRETS conferenoe 'uive '"'en urging the
publication of all the secret agreements
between China and Japan.
Will llold China Kcspnnsible Tor Fl- The attitude oi Japan has been one
naorial hiss to Japanese?I*ost? 1,1 opposition. Official diplomatic
information reaching Washington
pone Publishing Documents. , .
early in February indicated that Jn.
pan virtually had threatened war if
i Peking, April 3. The Japanese China made public the secret
1 minister here has warned the treaties and failed to carry out an
Chinese government that if the pre- arrangement to make Japan the sucmature
disclosure of secret docu-1 cessor of Germany In rights, prop
nients by China rausi-s losa to Ja-I erty and concessions in China.)
J A "Close-Up" |
I Swift & Company's Profit of 2.04 | j |
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1 H ?f the average Swift dollar received from salea Sfl|
llffil of beef, pork and mutton, and their by-products, Ufl
nil during 1918. The magnifying glass brings M
Krl out the distribution of the 2.04 cents profit U|
HU par dollar of sales: j^E
t BH 94 of one per cent goes to pay interest ffl
H on borrowed money, taxes, etc.
Kfl JO of one per cent goes to pay ditri- Bfl
IU| dends to shareholders. SjM
M .60 of one per cent remains in the
h H| business to help in improving and BBS
financing the business. Fm|
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gEj 1919 Y??i Hook *4 interaating and
k Inatrucliv* fart* aant on raqueat. HH
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