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FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1919. is sn
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Wild. nilKAK ALL IlKCOHDS.
Despite the inactivity of the leg-! Tn
islatures of several states in the! Hill,
matters of providing for statewide! ness
highway construction and for the and i
federal aid projects, there is going bilitv
to he record-breaking road con-'town
struction this year. "That we have* he al
reached the greatest road building sold
cperiod in the history of the country Rock
is indicated by the figures an- pect
nounced for the program of the cur- mere
rent year by the Bureau of Public thanl
Koads of the United States Depart-i plinu
iuent of Agriculture," says the Man- ed in
ufactuters Record Federal funds cordi
available on March I totaled more there
than $72,900,000 and on July 1,'ting
$95,000,000 more will be available, vetti:
from the same source for general, howe
load purposes, and $4,000,000 for whirl
national forest roads. The states News
are required, under the provisions, threa
of the law, to put up an equal; Hera!
amount in order to have the benefit On
of the federal apportionment, and dey v
that means that there is available! ers n
in the United States, If the states; break
will only take advantage of it. $243.- plies
800.000 for good roads construction it is
for the present year. This is in ad- chant
dition to the funds available for for t
<bridge construction. j vided
The Manufacturers Record says: morel
"In addition to the work which other
receives federal aid. it is estimated goods
that there will he approximately purpr
$280,000,0ou expended by states, little
counties and cities, this construction work
copending mi local conditions of la- will \
t?or. industry and agriculture. j The !
"The broad provision of the Fed- Hill's
feral Aid Roads Act have strength watch
?ned and developed the state high* watch
"Way departments in such a way as to hanrtl
give promise of the best possible re- grunt
suits, in so far as legislation and initte
ilnancial assistance can accomplish | own
It. Whether the large sums mad? Heral
(Mailable !>y the federal law are by a
promptly utilized or not will depend Wt
upon the activity of the state high ing (
way commissioners throughout the to th
-country." I and
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HISTORY. | i,e a
P..nnW fl Qimoiiflu /?!' tlx
r AllIV II. aiiuuiiun ui as w
< death of the League of Nations Wj||
Doubtless lie caused many who hid ostal
no reason to doubt his wisdom an; probi
unusual amount of worry. The( apolc
News had no reasons to doubt Mi..
Simonds. either in words 01 purpose,[ clain
and none to believe what he ha'1 to]
say on the subject. There are many. TllA
men who exceed Mr. Simonds in in- l)r
tellectuai strength and Wcodrowl the <
Wilson is one of them Therefore,j ough
kun*ing that Woodrow Wilson was right
"on the job" over in Paris at the sit- doest
lings of the peace congress, we kepi l<r r
in our beaten tracks of believiuR Is hi
that he would bring things around stron
in the proper way at the proper time.j gettii
and discounted Mr. Simonds' obitu-, a cu|
'
fl'.y on the League of Nations. Wei bolls.
d'dn't really discount what Mr. St-' opinl
mends said but discounted his pre with
dictions. I some
j
The League of Nations is the livest is to
thing w^ know. tor a
And Mr. Wilson is a rather live ynae
man in the proceedings. post
Mr, 3imonds' many articles before cola
and after the armistice was signed says
have been of an alarmist type, and a gin
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THE LANCASTER
too much American in spirit if "takes it deliberately as a drug
ii letter. Just before the sign ns effect." Taken in mode rat
f the armistice, he wrote an ar Dr .Evans says, they do little h
which was given wide publici- jf n0f taken on an empty stom
s are ail of Mr. Slmonds' at- Rut that "if" is where the e
, predicting that the wat morning coffee gets its jolt.
I last for several years. If out He says: "When you see u 1
iry serves us right, he sain or woman taking coffee on an en
or four years from that time, stomach? for instance, a cup of
i was along in October or No- fee served before breakfast?
er. Mr. Slmonds. it seems. out for nerves and seini-invalidi*
>t get the full idea yet that Mi. Assuming that Dr. Evan* kn
m "gets what he goes after." what he is talking about, and
all these articles lie writes, have no reason to believe otherv
from doing no good, do harm there are a lot of us who will
at they make it harder for the begin to feel our nerves gr
rlent to keep public sentiment way. atid sojourns at the seasl
him, which is necessary in or in the mountains will lie in ot
he is engaged in doing. Mr. St For those of us who have the f
s' articles may not he intended i that will not he 90 bad, but
ch. but they are clearly in op- those of us who have not, but
on to the President and to the the sntne as the others, must
lean policies. Ilis latest, his, up that early morning cup, it
ary on the League of Nations , h<? pretty rough at first. As a nit
i loss sensible than that upon! of fact, if the reformers get hoi
ength of the war which was! Dr. Evans' statement, we may
shed last fall. j pect soon to be in the midst <
' campaign to drive coffee from
KITEKULNL AND IM?Y<'OT-|
face ol the earth by legislation
T1 N<?. I
l lowed by Colts revolvers, as the
nible is brewing over in Rock'
gitua authorities are now enfor
J. T. Roddey, prominent busi
| the prohibition laws against liq
man, usea up some wnue papei
I or iill these years we ve been le
uk to say that there is a possi- , ,, , . , , . .
believe that this is the best con
of the merchants in "the Koort . , m , ? ,
in the world. ami now we find
" being guilty of profiteering.
people addicted to all sorts of
so said that certain things were , , . , ...
noxious habits?whiskey, toba
cheaper in Chester than in, ? ,
! coffee, and even nulk and bread
Hill, and we are now to ex
We don t know what the won
the Chester chamber of com- , ,
coming to. but we believe in Dt
e to puss a set of resolutions
cratic principles and if coffe
;ing Mr. Roddey for the coinvoted
out. we'll simply have to
;nt. The statement was printit
up. That's all there is to it. *
i the Hock Hill papers, and ac- ^
tig to the Herald of Saturday. DIAL WANTS TROOPS
has been some talk of boycot- BROUGHT BACK HO
the papers in the way of ad
ling patronage The Herald, United States Senator Says Solil
ver, tells them to "go to it." I Serving Overseas Are Needed
1 is an admirable answer. The" in This State.
thinks, to a proposition!
tening to cut the throat of thej Laurens, April 17.?United St
Id. Senator N. R. Dial went to Col
e assertion made hy Mr. Rod-lbia to ?Uend th? 00
conference there by the South C
ras: "One of the largest farm- .. . . ,.
lina delegation, after which he
l the county said that it would for a visit to Washington for a
: me up if 1 had to buy my sup-, days. He has several matters at
in Hock Hill.' " W'e supposeI capital to look after. One in w
perfectly legitimate for a n.er-' hfl ,s the speeding
of demobilization of the armv
to charge anvtning he wishes . . . _ . .... .
the hurrying home of all the 1
he goods he has tor sale, pro- from overseas that can be spi
there is no combination of from guard duty over there,
lants which will prevent some senator contends that they are n
, . ... .. ed in the economic program of t(
merchant selling the same '
and that every one should be rel
i for less. Rut Mr. Hoddev's , , .... , . . , ,
ed trom military fluty as quiekl;
>se, as we see it. is to throw a possible. He lias urged this
light upon a subject that is cedure front thr tirst and has n
ing against his town, ami which several visits to the department
vot k to the injury of any town. '
Senator IMal is in favor of the
News is not interested in Rock ... ,.
eminent turning the managen
light, except that we enjoy ,,f t|,e railroads and other war
ling a good tight, and we have trolled utilities back to their r
led so many where a little ''rs j,,st :,s soon as matter
,... . . . . be adjusted and he expects
l ill of men w ho become d s- K
matter to come up early in the e
led because thev are not tier- . ... , . . ..
session, probably next month.
d to run a newspaper in their *
way, that we have no fears the, Services at t nlty.
. ... . . , . Preaching services will he res
!ii will he put out of business;
ed at Unity A. It. P. church
boycott. Sunday morning. Services at
i don't know the exact mean- o'clock.
if the word "profiteer" applied *
... .- i , District s. s. Convent inns,
e selling ot goods hv merchants,
With a view of retaining 1
what the Itork Till! merchants ,..,sfo|. rounty in th<> ..(;oU, s
charging for their goods mtiy standard, which she won last j
perfectly legitimate price, hit: 'he following district Sunday sc
e understand it. Mr. Rodde* inventions will be held before
. , ? next state convention. which
lie satisfied fully if th's f ret is ?
meet at Florence on June 1. 2 an
dished by the merchants and | For ?istrif.t No. , -compr|
ilily w ill he w illing to offer, all schools in Flat ('reek towns
igies. but it Is up to one side or at Pleasant Plains church. Satur
other to substantiate their *Pr'l
For District No. 2 Coinprl
all schools i?i Pleasant Hill ti
ship, at Center Grove on Sun
T KAIll.V MODMNt; COFI'KF. Ap,n 2?
. W. A. Kvans. who writes for For District No. 3?Uomprl
daily papers about what folks all schools in Cedar Creek, an
t to do and ought not. is all',hp P?rtlnn of ('ane ('rpek and
Creek township, lving west of C
in anyone's mind as long as he ... , , . ,. ,
lotte and Camden public road
it interrere witn that part n il J including the town of Lancaste;
arson's habits. Hut Dr Kvans Bethel Baptist church on Sun
tting at some of us prett> May 4k
about the practice ofj Por rMmriot No. 4?Compr
all schools in Waxhaw and In
tip o'mornin's and having! ... . . . ... .
j Land townships, at Pleasant V
l of coffee as earl.fas the same1 Methodist church on Satin
A lot of ns have been of the1 May 10.
on that the proper thing to do Por District No. :> Pompr
m- . ? - a 11 schools in Buford and in por'
coffee, when it bolls, and. '
I of Pane Creek and dills Pre<-k t
times we don't wait for that,! .. ... . . . ,.
ships lying east of < harlotte
drink it. Now comes the doc-1 ('amfjpn public road, at Hop*
nd threatents us with a severe j church on May 11.
of "nerves." unless we stop it At each of these conventions t
. T. _ . ? ^ i will be two sessions, convenln
haste. !>r. Kvans places COCaand
coffee on an equal, and he Ruh>Mjr*Tisni Is a powerful
that he not infrequently takes septic; It kills the poison ra
I from Infected cuts, cures old s
iss of the former hut that he |cttc, cfr Adv.
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NEWS, LANCASTER, 8. C.
for 10 o'clock. with dinner on the ???
loh, grounds In picnic style. All delearm
Khtes are requested to bring lunch.
I The co-operation of all ministers of
' i the gospel and of the superlntendu,'y
ents of the schools Is earnestly ask- Stilt*
ed for and expected, so that al' mmmm w
ma-? s< hools may be represented, and 'I "I_ ^ K
,pt? these conventions may prove help- R ffC R*
fill The presidents of the various
(? 'districts will have charge of these Located at 1
look 'meetings. A pleasant and profitable
mi." day is In store for all who may atiows
tend.
we| J?hn T. Green. .
! Pres. Lancaster County S. S. l^oans antl J
kl8*' Association. * I Overdrafts
now ' Bonds and 1
viiig Women's Victory Ixmn Committee.' l><)ilds ilt'po;
fThe city chairman. Mrs. S L. Al-I Furniture a
' | len. has organized her Victory ltb-j Banking hoi
del. opty loan committee In the following! Other real e
trice manner: ! Due from 1)
for Ward t?Captain. Mrs. G. J. Currency..
jUJU! Derrick: Lieutenants. Mrs. John, Gold
Kjvo Madra. Mrs. E. M. Croxton. Mrs.J Silver alld I
jonn macKoreu, miss hess cunning-; Checks and
W"1 j ham. I
itter; Ward 2?Captain. Mrs. A. H. Total. . .
,1 0fI Rohbins: Lieutenants. Miss Pearl
ex- M'ller, Mrs. John Riddle, Mrs. J. L.
i Drlscoll.
M a Ward 3?Captain. Mrs. Kittle. Capital stoc
"lp McLure: Lieutenants. Mrs. Reese Sill plus fun
fol-l Funderburk. Mrs. Tom Wylle. Mrs. Undivided J
Vir.'John Stewman. : penses ar
ring Ward 4?Captain. Mrs. W. P. | Dividens Ull
i Robinson; Lieutenants. Mrs. Ira R., Individual (
Uor* Jones. Mrs. Will Reid. Mrs. W. R. ject to d
<1 to; Thomson. . Savings dep
ntrv Choir Organizations?Mrs. W. F. Boild depos
the Harper. Time certifi
ol) 1 Chairman for colored population, posit ..
i Mrs. Lutta Hood; vice-chairman. Certified eht
ro?- Mrs. h. h. Kester. Cashier's cl
; Colored committee?Hattie Dougd
is lass. Tish Frasler. Sallie Funder- Notes and
into- i hurk- Mattle Reckham. Finma Clin- Time depOJ
ton. Dosla Rarnes. Ada McGee.
James Massey. Total. . .
Mrs. Allen will hnve charge of the
j mill village STATE OF
? SHE HAD FREQUENT ^
r\ AND SEVERE ATTACKS ES
Mrs. Landreth Says She Was , ^w?rn to
Hardly Able to I). Her day ?f Mar<
um-1 ,
tton I Housework.
aro- Correct Att
left m. ani V eiVDQ nPT ur e LEROl
few W ADD
the j L. C. P
hirh Declares She Believes Tanlac
an^ Will Do As Much for Others
boys As for Her. i
ired ,
The ! j?!
eed- "Tanlac Is a fine medicine and It
idavj <,rr,a,nl>r did Prove a fine tonic for
PaJ,_ nie." declared Mrs. H. C. Land ret h, M
y as ,,f Hlake St.. Greenville. "I suffered I I
pro- 'rom a badly weakened, run down
lade condition, and 1 was hardly able to
on do my housework. I was subject to,
frequent and severe headaches. and ?? 1
gov- every time one of these attacks came m m Ia
lent 1 would have to stay in bed at least I JlJvll 1*1/1
con- 1 wenty-four hours. and I would ^
,vvn_ hardly he able to do anything Tor
oan two or three Mays. OPEN E"\
this "My appetite bad almost cotnxtra
P'etely left me.. I had indigestion OONT.
badly, and at times it would keep ???-??
nie from resting well at night. THE VERY B
Really, though. I could not sleep DT?rkr?TT
urn- vvell at any time. * KOCU,
next "It has been about six months J1
11 since 1 stopped taking Tanlac, and I
took three bottles Tanlac uuicklv
broke up those spells of sick heart-1 "Ilf-L
ache and I have not hart an attaek ww
'- ,n since l began taking the remedy My WW III l
appetite was Improved a great deal,
ear, ,nv system was built up and my ^
hool stomach was toned up so my food If 1
'he agreed with me and I am not trou-l i/UtUf
w'1'1 bled with Indigestion now. The
id 3. remedy also quieted my nerves, and SECOND EPI!
Ising J got so I rould sleep well. QTP'RTAT A ^
<hip. "J certainly am glad to tell the
day. public of Tanlae, for I believe It will
do as much for others as it did for t
Ising m<> I am glad to recommend this '
iwn- medicine, for I consider It worthy
iday.,0f recommendation." HAVE JUS
Tnnine, the master medicine. Is ?t n
Ising ?old enduslveiy by J. F. Mackey, J-iib
d in l.nnrnster; Peoples Drug A Orocery ? _
/1M) _ . L?T7* a n
?ui? I'O., neath springs; c. O. Floyd. x iin j
'bar-; Kershaw.?Adr. w-w
".1 8tatbmknt
iday,
'Of the Ownership, MnnnKcment, fir- rp-rrtji PMTT'RP
ising culation, Etc., Required by the
(linn Art of August 24, 1912, OUR COLOI
alley Of The Lancaster News, published ???????
day, Semi-weekly at Lancaster. South a l
Carolina, for April 1. 1 91 f?. AfllDlSSlOIl
ising Editor, Managing Editor and
Hons Business Manager. Cleo. B. Craven,
own- Lancaster. S. C.
and j Publisher. Lancaster News Co. t ies: None.
?well Owners. Leroy Springs, Laneas- OEO, B.
ter. S. 0.; Ira B. Jones, Sr., Laneas Editor a:
here ter, S. ("has. I). Jones, Laneas Sworn to and subset'
K at, ter. S. (. this 18th day of April
I Known bondholders, mortgagees, IRA B. J<
nn,,r and other security holders, holding No
used .
ore* ' per ren* or more of total amount (My commission exi
of bonds, mortgages, or other securi (lovernor.)
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FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1919.
Hank No. 33.
pment of the Condition of the
lank of Lancaster
Lancaster, S. C., at the close of business
March 4th, 1919. ,
RESOURCES. ?
Discounts $640,033.99
8.766.57 w
stocks owned by the bank 147,100.00
sited 248,500.00
nd fixtures 2,450.89
ise 6,042.18
state owned 3,500.00
anks and bankers 143,569.03
21,664.00
2,660.00
ninor coin 4,142.12
cash items 1,791.86
$1,230,222.64
LIABILITIES.
k paid in $ 50,000.00
d 100,000.00
irofits, less current exid
taxes paid 38,964.14
i paid 100.00
leposits sub^ lr
*190 d!V7 01
>osits 197.530.71
its 248,500.00
icates of de
108,571.56
scks 5.84
leeks 2,059.59 986,125.31
bills rediscounted 45,000.00
;it interest account 10,033.19
$1,230,222.64
SOUTH CAROLINA,
)unty of Lancaster?ss.
e came Geo. W. Williams, Cashier of
named bank, who, being duly sworn,
he above and foregoing statement is
lition of said bank, as shown by the
id bank.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS,
and subscribed before me this 10th
^h, 1919. ,
H. T. CANNON,
Notary Public S. C.
^SPRINGS,
Y C. THOMSON,
AYSEUR,
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