The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 13, 1919, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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ational articles on topics of general ,
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TUESDAY. MAY 13, li>19. In?"K
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Country 'Tis of Thoe, 6w?ti Land I hose w.
o? Liberty." enterprise vi
WASN' T l ltOM NUSS...IU I Pe"?nal ""
Those wl
It wasn t a Missouri editor but a
' , . . , ., . , credit of ini
printer s devil who was going
through his first experience 'on
"making up" forms. The paper was . .
\\ hat eis
late and the boy got the galleys mix- ... ..
but sign thf
ed. The first part of the obituar\
most natura
notice of a pecunious citizen had: .
I they should
been dumped in the forms and the!
I such resista
?... n-1/..i - r ?..?? ~ _ rr ~ a . I
IICAV ii.uiuiui ui i> yr Liuutr un ui a .. . .
lies to be u
palley describing a recent fire. It . ,
peace. but
read like this: "The pall bearers . . ,
iencv, what
lowered the body to the grave and as; .. ,, , .
I the Bolshe\
It was consigned to the flames there i ,, , .. ,
Hut that w
were few if any regrets lor the old
(ing and in
wreck had been an eyesare to thei. , . ..
jits hurt tha
town for years. Of course there was i ,
I haps true t
Individual loss, but that was fully!
}severe than
covered bv insurance." The widow .
but even tha
thinks the editor wrote the obituary
essity faciei
that way because the lamented partthe
treaty.
ner of her joys and sorrows owed
st rued Pit
.him live years' subscription
| easiness In
.STATEMENT. j to ,,,ean thil
Following is Itemized statement 'n s
reudered by Uncle Sam to Mr. Amar-r11' ^r'
lean citizen: * |a ro'*' huali
To services connected with win-1
nlng the war: I Perhaps.
2.053.347 soldiers to be returned a''' ( ou,'<'r
from France at $200 each. $410,-: u
660,000. | ou' ,1,<> ,('r"
Maintaining our army in Europe s,>' 'K?
from November 11 until embarka- ,'rawn UP 1
tion for home (average cost nf seated it to
$259.15 a man). $1,086,528,565. i,ho K??l?hev
1.6.->5.O00 soldiery In training tnents hnvc
camps in America to he returned aml there ii
home at $12.25 each. $20,273,750. I amalgamate
Maintaining from Nov 11 to de Uernian.v wl
mobilization 1.655,000 soldiers In "hevists ant
American training camps (average is,s of "the
cost Of $317.50 a man). $535,462.- fur,her alot
500. the Holshev
93.00" wounded now receiving The News j
hospital treatment (average cost of a Junction
$725 a man i. $67,4 25,000. sions to th?
Loans to our allies to enable ,)llf admits
them to help finish the job, $ 1,500. - , shevist tmn
000. to have los
To help feed f\urope till the next nn n,P1,ns
harvest. $ 1 oo.000,000. ton paper.
( ompietion of shipping program, 'ttanent. at
$500,000,000. should now
Rxtra pay for army and navy at n">vement i
$60 a man. $228,065,200. pain ,he K'
Tlid** statement does not include NW'f>k"
the following Items: cost of ma'n This, in
tainthg navy from November 11 un-!viPW "f
til demobilized to peace hasis: c>st hoine,oti
of war material in final course of v "!,t ro',!
preparation November 11; cost of fm|l>,,'d wi
finding jobs for 2.000,000 soldiers declared al
through U. S. employment bureau; '"dirals. 's
cost of Industrial re-education of now"
tens of thousands of disabled sol-j **t.ent, a
rtiers. These items will total some Mip Holsl
billions of dollar* In addition to the 'oethods to
above. r?r,nv Ir
We pay Interest on all money ad- I K?V'
ivanced by yon as a loan toward pay i <al re8iroe
mont on this account. i ,'1IV'' ft'rfa(
Remarks: Please remit?we are 1,1 110
going out of the war business and l"'uisions
want'jto settle up systematic
^ spre.'d eve
SU IT HIM. pies of all
Because the fly Is small and does is a capita
not roar like a lion or devour its peace and
/< A 9
jprey at a mouthful, mankind pays ated by th<
little attention to it. Hut the fly is, "There a
as deadly a foe to civilization as any; is going to
of the pests of more fearsome as-1 One such si
pect, which man makes it his bust-1 the Kbert
ll;
11 ? ? '* ?
THE LANCA
eruiiuato. The fly'a at-ing that the treaty wc
dious atfd therefore the j German labor to foreigi
) guarded against. lie for the indignity of wi
the houses, drops his and permanently fetter
ise germs where they Herman republic.' Tin
9 and buzzes out aga n i prospect of a widespre:
? fresh cargo. Swat hiin, teniatic propaganda alor
>nemy. and tiiis obviously woul
^ drawing together ot' t
IT T.\K1? Mil IN? an(, the Ru88-an itarticai
o go out of the city t?, ^ empIoyi,d tht, an
J slogan, and also an
o oppose improvements. | fonientjnB of (he ra(H(.a|
o prefer a quiet. Hat lew! |nfluence ,n ail ot,H
9 ot push and improve-1 ..WUh th|s movement
Iiich would join the Hoi- v
$2 2(5 a bushel.
1 anarchists and terror- ..
Kansas is producing s
r sorts, would get any prop, the forecast of pr
IK in that direction than that state beinK almost
ists , have already Kone ?f 'he country s tota
and Courier thinks such outPut- 1,1,00,8 has !
nearlv 60.000,0(1(1 bust
would gain many acres a|)oM| 56 000 000 nhlf
> tanks of Holshevism. anfj Oklahoma slightly
the fact "that the Hoi- 54,000,000.
rement in general seems The acreage Is the In
....'cord ond the area almi
t ground Hut it Is by
winter killing frosts, o'
sure," savs the Charles- .
i other causes is extrem
"that this che-k is per p,.r cent Growing con
id certainly if Germany, been splendid and the
actually join the Red A',ril 1 1
,, meat, bringing it to 10
t would more than re
of a normal, which is
round lost in the past oondl|ion on ret.ord for
"nuMi goon growing
Drover. s an extreme from now to time of h
outlook hard.y likely to ''' "" in a <rop largoi
. , , . OOO.OftO bushels,
it by the course of events
sal to sign the treaty. PERSONAL
th an open and frankly; Mr. and Mrs l.ee Ste
IHance with the Russian ''v,'n spent Sunday li
. . , . . , , with Mr. and Mrs. J. M
scarcely to he looked for
an Indirect and. to some James Hozenian sp
camouflaged adoption of 'n Kershaw with relatl'
levist philosophy and Mrs. Ed Plyler ant
' the Germans may well' spent Sunday in Kersho
other words, either the nmy Mor>onap,
rnment or a more radi spent Sundi.y here witl
may. .. ?">- VICTO! 'in* RK|!atIVI
ly hinted, s'gn the trea'y SHOT IMKK l\
ention of earrving out its Columbia. S. C. Ma
and may then institute a '*' Markey, an ex-soldi
propaganda ealculated to on Main street hen
by his brother-in-law.
ivwhere. anionu the neo
HI<1 no, a pressman empi
lands, th?' idea thai this
lisfic and imperialistic
that it should lie repudi-1 BUSINESS NO
% masses everywhere. <?
re already signs that this t'AHIl.AGK PLANTS of
be the German game ! at 25
now and get in earl:
Ign is the proelamat ion of i ... . .
I its cheaper thy* buy
government itself deelnr- j. n. MackorelL
/ \
Li
i a in, whether or not t
o imagine they run the Lw sl(?n ,hl. treaty> it
; for politicians of tl>e l'
o think business ran be 8enate to stop making t
.it bout ad\ ertising. xv?ir 1 d the football
0 kick at public spirite.l nt|ra| ambitions and j
They have done harm
10 oppose every move | reaf,v throURh their pa
does not originate witli sj||on ?0 the treaty?a c
most of them have foil
o. put on a long face |lP).ause affords them
nger talks of locating In ^ embarrass the Presid
party. If they persist i
10 oppose every publh jjcg they will be playing
hich does not appear of tQ ^ t,iin,iH Qf an enetn
letlt to them. gerous even than Prus
to seek to injure the ,.jRra OVer was."
iividuals. jn thjjj |a8t statemen
" leston paper is probat
VIIAl KliSK. un(| the peace of the wo
e can the Germans do ,,
orations to come should
s peace treaty? It is the .... .. ., ,
1 mitted footballed aroim
1 thing in the world that .
sail politicians who sac
resist In the hope that
thing for the sake of
nee might cause the al- . .
power. That borders so
?nient in the terms of ....
on similarity with the c
failing to get len- . ,
war hq to Ho Hnnaorone
can Germany do? .loin
The Nows cannot bring
ists? Well, perhaps.
lieve that anything is
ovild get Germany noth
but the signing of the
the end will be more to
by Germany and while a
ti to its gain. It is perarchistx
may join the
hat the terms are more
the Moishevist ranks ex
the Germans expected.
country, onlv not so be
it will not lessen the neegreat
numbers.
g Germany of signing
Germany will sign.
Perhaps they miseon,
nothing else for Germa
>sident Wilson s usual _
dealing with everyone TREMENDOUS CR(
it he would be extremely
etttiiiK with WHEAT IS KOR
son transacts business ill
ness manner, and this is ^vcm.uont Kstimate I
899.?ift.OOO llushels-?
as the Charleston News He Worth S'.i,n:tt,li
says, "the only way in
irtnv can avoid carrying , *,
I Washington. May 12.is
of the treaty is to up (>!)t crop of winter whet
vernments which hnve;durrd in any country is
he treaty and have pre , for this year's harvest.
, her." The attempt of P^duction. estimated
partnient of agriculture
ists to upset these gov- sjze #| almoa( 90Q Q()0
been far from successful in ftxaot fiKlirP8.
i little prospect that th - which woud make this
>11 of the element in vest worth $2,034 Ortft.
?
STER NEWS, LANCASTER, 3. C.
mid "deliver cal printing house, died in a Colt
n capitalism bia hospital Saturday night from
\ wounds, lie was shot in the ab
nge slavery .. , .
, men and leg. It is alleged he
the young i,een creating a disturbance aroi
ere is every1 the home of his parents-in-law i
ad and sys- hu<l threatened the life of yo'
ig this line staub? wbo was arrested immedb
\ ly alter the shooting and is be
Id involve a iu tjie cjly ja.ii. Miss Sa
he Germans Owing", who accidentally was a
s. who have in the neck by Staub. is recoverl
ti-capitalisin
industrom VNVTHIM* in Lngraviug. Lli
, , ! gralnng. Printing or Ruling.
I revolution- !
Lancaster News.
?r countries. | _ _____________
almost ?e. j Catarrh Canapt Be Curet
he Genua ? with LOCAL APPLK-'ATlONS, as tl
cnnnor reach the slat of the dlsei
s high tini 'l Catarrh ts u local fiiseuse. greatly
i flue need >by constitutional conditions. ?
nited States) in oider^io cure lu you must take
: internal retoody. Mall's Catarrh M<
he peace ol I cine Is taken interiiully nnd acts tl
the blood on \io infcous surfaces of
of their po system. Ilalni Catarrh Medicine v
prescribed by o!^ iff the best physlcli
intagonisms , jn tn(s country Cor years. It Is ci
. . posed of some of %fie t>est tonics kno^
enough a I . combined with soine of the best bli
1 purifiers. The refract combination
rtisan oppo j the Ingredients in HWI's Catarrh M<
..... cine is what produce* such wondei
ourse wh.cn, results In catarrhty conditions. Bend
.. . , .. . I testimonials, free,
lowed solely K j CHENEY & ,CO., Praps.. Toledo,
opportunity | Hall's Kumlly Ihlis for cotyittpatton
ent and hisi
n their tac WINTHROP COLLEGE
straight in Scholarship and Entrance 1
y more dan I amination.
Rian luliital
The examination for Hie aware
vacant ' scholarships fa Wlnth
t the ( ar f?0uege an,j for admission
?ly correct, new students will be/ held at
>ria ior gen ixounty court House qAi Friday. J
not be per- 4,h, at A mand also on Sal
id by parti- day- Ju,y 5*h- at 9 * for ,h
who wish to make /up by exam
rilice evei y- j additional limits required
office and fuj| admission to the Freshr
? closely up Class of this institution. The
ause of the nmination on ^Saturday, July
However, wiH bo US4'd ?pr for mak,nB
mission units. The scholars!
itself to hewill
be awarded upon the exam
in prospe-t! ti?n held on FrUlpy, July 4th.
peace treaty pllcants must nf>t be less than
hand of an ' teen years of i$ge. When scho
Bolshevists. 8hlp8 are varant af,*r Jll,y 4,h- 1
will he awarded to ttyose making
tend to this highest average at this exam
?ld or in se'tion, provided they meet the co
| tions governing the award. At
There is cants for scholarships should w
, to President Johnson for scholar!
ny to do.
examination blanks. These blai
properly filled out by the applic
)P OF I should be tiled with Piesid
ECASTE1) Johnson by July 1st.
i Scholarships are worth $100
f* flee tuition The next session
luce* II at open gppten,bPr i7t i??i ** For
t'wp Wijl thor information and catalogue,
dress President D. B. Johnson. It
IH l.tM Ml.
, Hill. S. C.
Tues May 13?Tues July 1
?The great
*t ever pro- yg=
in prospect
Forecast of ryva _
':y t
year's har000
at the jjjj:
la ran teed of ibj
in enormous
oduction for
2 2 per rent til;
il indicated ?S: ??
1 forerast of Wf
iris. Indiana flRj
i 55.000.000 S| ^
more than Ei
ii-Rest on re- K: ^
ridoned from jjtf:
rerflows and E?
ely low. 1.1 I Pj
ditions have J?:
crop from ] -?
an Improve- ? ^
0 5 per cent 1": ?a , ..
the highest jjjj:
May 1. Conconditions
!S?
arvest might W;
r than 900,- MS?
n Van Wyck m: ?V
Yoder. ff:
>ent Sunday fit
! i| When 5
'w lut,e 8on E| permits
w efficieni
if Kershaw, Si . , .
, friends ?j Pnde "
preciati
(OMMHIA turing
y 12. Chas. I Model!
pr, who wnn S?|
u a week a?o gj . I",
Joseph W. pj Jl I
oyed by a lo- ?: . _
i AtG
ITICES I;
100. Plant
11 start. Andln?
the seed ?
.12-tf 1^?
V. . ? ... .. . . -
im- ???????
his
idohau
uikI i I
and ! Statement i
un?
::;. The Bani
rah
hoi Located at Lancasi
ness
ho p
Loan.", and Discoun
O.erdialts ....
7* 1 Ponds and Stocks
? I.K?^ deposited..
lies .. ..
l8e , i umxiure ana nxi
iu- | Funking house. . .
'an I ( l!tji ieul estate
i l)ue from banks ai
the ! Ca.'Tency
va8 p I |
ans I CiOld
j Silver and minor c
ooj Checks and cash i1
of
sdlffi
Total
? L
' Capital stock t,aid
Surplus fund. . . .
7 . Undivided profits,
ix" penses and taxe
bivnlens unpaid. .
Individual deposiU
i of ject to check . .
r?P Savings deposits.
of Bond deposits. . .
the Time certificates <
,ul> , posit _
lur-1 Certified checks. .
lo8ej Cashier's checks .
iaa- .
f r Notes and bills re
n,in . Time deposit inte
PX5,h-|
Total
ad-,
f?!l STATE OF SOUTl
Ap-1 County o
s,x-; Before me came
l,ar-i the above named
says that the abo
thfc! a true condition o
,na"' books of said bank
ndi- j
>pll\ Sworn to and s
'1'e! day of March, 1915
ihip
nks,
ant.' _
: Correct Attest*
LEROY SPRI
and> WADDYC. T
will L. C. PAYSEl
fur- (
ail j
ork '
i
Popular Car on
SliiratKimHgnww
miMiMMMiiiitinmiiiiinifuiiniimiiiit
" The Call of the R
rou take the highway this spring y
i you to enjoy your outing. It; m
Jy and with comfort, operate at 1<
\ its appearance. Model 90 is just j
on of 600,000 Overland owner$ has
methods that make possible the
90 at its economical cost. Get y<
IEG0RY BRO!
regory-Hood Live Stock Co.,
OnrUai) M?M 90 FIt, ft?a ft Touring Car >V
Come to our at org
1 11 ?WWW
25B E?SB v nH 7*?*
TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1919.
Sank No. 33.
of the Condition of the
k of Lancaster
ler, S. C., at the close of busiMarch
4th, 1919. *
RESOURCES.
its $G 10,033.99
. . 8,76*5.57 4
owned by the bank 147,100.00
243,WOO
u res 2,450.89
6,0!:: 18
r.ned 3,500 00
tui bankers 143,56. 03
21,63100
2.6OO.00
oin 4,14.1.12
tems 1,791.86
$1,230,222.64
LABILITIES.
in $ 50,000.00
100,000.00
less current exs
paid 38,964.14
100.00
? sub
$429,457.61
197,530.71
248,500.00
of de
108,571.56
5.84
2,059.59 986,125.31
discounted . 45,000.00
rest account,.. .. * 10,033.19
$1,230,222.64
H CAROLINA,
f Lancaster?ss.
\\r ur;n:n?,a
vicu. t? fi iiuai|iof v>aoiuci ui
bank, who, being duly sworn,
ve and foregoing statement is
f said bunk, as shown by the
GEO. W. WILUAMS,
ubscribed before me this 10th
J.
H. T. CAtfNQN,
Notary Public C.
NGS,
HOMSON,
JR,
Directors.
\
\
\
the Market?
8wlwi?-^,9G3'8Blra,S^S^8?*F80|ifiQ
""f*"
W" I I
ovi want a car thae irtti
ust\ take the road* jV
jw cyst and inspire ^
ruch 4 car. The api
built up manufac- irijh
: unusval value of Hrfeft 111^
aur Mo4pl 90 now. s, |||
S., Dealers j| ,
Lancaster, S.C. ;?)
Si I. . b. Tatofe
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