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BY TiIE Mrs. J.
LANCASTER NEWS COMPANY. raining
Lancaster. S. C. soem s
1 insisted
UKOHUE ltl'LLA CIlAVEN homing
Editor tuid Manager ; pigeon
1 bearing
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views of Correspondents. Short and ' 1 am
rational articles on topics of general arrival,
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: I
Cash in Advance. I SEL
Om Tear 12.00
Oil Months 1.00 Conner
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Entered as Second Class Matter Mays
October 7, 1005, at the Postofflce atj
Lancaster, S. C., under act of Congress
of March 3, 1?70.
TUESDAY, MAY 20, 1910.
charged
liam H.
1 IvVv the Banc
t'lty. see
1 ' Caturegli
my Country 'Tie of Th?#f Swoot L?n?< ranza-s
of Liborty."
i- from pro
MORE BLOOD SHED IN tualnBt 1
The ui
CAUSE or PROHIBITION mission
tion, Mr.
White >lan Named llickotts Sliot the Banc
he claim
lty Dry Officers on Raid in ((0() 0()()
Virginia. lies of il
j In 191
Danville. Va.. May 19.?More ranza iss
blood was shed Thursday in the enforcemeat
of the state prohibition iss,IO> 01
law when a white man named Hick- ''ros >
etts was shot and wounded by agents '' 's a"?*
carrying out the mandate of the law. in x%,,ich
Kicketts probably was not badly roserve
hurt as he managed to make his es- hills of
cape while the four prohibition dcctee, h
agents turned their attentions to ,>(* *be <
Ernest and Terry Womack, two ne antotity
groes. i of the co
Prohibition Inspector \V. T. Shel- i ,f> ,nahe
ton. with A. It. Jones. Willin Eondr
Haskins and Clary Broom field, had 1
been watching n spot in Pittsylvania P?intcounty,
about eight miles from ^ hen
Chatham since Sunday under the bo-1 'a's
lief that a still would he brought '"'"plaini
there. From their ambush early primmed
they saw a wagon being driven down ranza a
the public road, and they could I threats 01
a large still in >t also some barrels ! ov,'r 1
Rising from their hiding place they<^ox"'nn
ran towards tho wagon, but Rick-' W-'icn
etts. seeing the oflieers. jumped '?ges. he
down front tho wagon and began fal?i 1
running aw iv. Three shots rang KO'<' :M!('
out and Rieketts foil, hut ho got up T,u' K?ve
and managed to reach some wood- 1 ,"5 l,:,nk
where iio was lost from view. The 441'otit $'!J
officers took charge of the negroes.' The
broke up the still in the road and l?"?*d. wa
poured out the beer in a ditch. Then Personal
they took the wagon to Chatham, ''lining h
where it is being kept by the state niles anil
authorities. In the event of a con pensos."
miction in llic courts the horse ami Henrinj
wagon will he sold and the money ',,r put
In 'the state treasury.
_ Message
SHOUT LINK UO\l>S K\TITI.K1> The Sa
TO \ SIIAItK l\ JOIVT It \TKS wav on 11
Washington. May 1 0 -Short line organi/.atl
Industrial railroads were held to he Carolina,
common carriers entitled to d'vide npon it v
joint rates with trunk line conneo- doulit as
tions or to receive from them ah- adopted f
sorption of "reasonable" switching public at
charges, in a final dec'ston handed army pu
down by the Interstate Commerce work, utn
commission in the case of the Owas- in favor,
co River Railway company, a short reached t
lino road at Adhurn. v V . connect- ?d ' y oil
ing with the New York Central and Then < :
owned hv the International liar- after the
vester corporation. in Franoi
rt,,~ --! i -vi.i t., i u..4 lout rnun
r
THB
! Hawker's'
G PIGEON CAItlUKS A j Conflicting r<
iSSACJE TO McCOLL. ceived as to th>
Hawker's bold
,11. May 15 ?Mr. and Mrs. the AtlantIc> an
McLaurin went to Lancn j the time The
C., to visit their daughter, 1 ' hfcther the ma
mies McLaurin. As it was '^6 "oc?^n *0
A. . ... . mouth of the
and the journey did not er.g
afe, Mr. Edwin McLaurin ?
1 on his father takiug a One Soln
pigeon wun mm. rati j x'aris, may l
came promptly home. the newspapers
a note from Mr. and Mrs. four will decld
in announcing their safe I the city of Kiui
arrangement cc
Italy and Jugos
.NZA ACCUSED OF CHKSTKH COIT
ZING BANK'S FUNDS i.BT HIGH
Chester, May
county highwa
Manager of Mexican Bank nounce(l that
President Got $10,0041,. the contract foi
...... , .. .,i 9.6 miles of to
OOO at One Haul.
this city and tl
by way of Lewi!
fork. May 19.?Venustiano attributed to th
president of Mexico, was lowest bids wei
with "a collosal bank roba
suit for injunction died AARON \Y ISI
xpreme court here by Wil- SENT
Mitchell, former manager of _
;o de Londres of Mexico (Continued 1
king to restrain Alfredo
. counsel here for Car- nr. Hennessee.
"commission monetaria." Hennessee was t
secuting a $140,000 suit for a time it wj
he llank of Montreal. fHe. However. I
onev claimed by the com- brought to trial
from the Montreal institu- charge of murdt
Mitchell alleges, belongs to existed between
a dc Londres y Mexico, Hennessee was
s Carranza looted of $19.- shies. After t
in I!> 16 by moans of a so- Hennessee on tl
legal governmental decrees. ;n, witnesses tes
fi. Mr. Mitchell alleges, t'nr- men present at
tied a decree abrogating til! direction of the
ng concessions to banks of t;ion Alpine dep
which the llaneo de I.on- metered the don
exico was one. The decree, seqnently the lij
:ed. gave the banks fin days a witness peenli
to increase their tnetalic dew recognized
a an amount equal to their. |>oys. All this v
circulation. \ subsequent at the trial of
owever, it is alleged, creit-i Pitts and at th
ommission monetaria" with, here this week,
to regulate the currency Wiseman is a
untry in such a manner as and was called
it impossible for the Banco trial of the Pit
es y Mexico to maintain its to appear, setidi
reserves at the required sick. An officei
man's home and
Mr. Mitchell and other of-' approached Wlsi
the bank protested, the the house liut
t continues, they were im- rived the withes
by personal order of Car
ml were compelled by SALVATION
f death to sign papers turnthe
assets of the hank to the
treasury department. (Continued I
released, Mr. Mitchell al-!
was permitted to witness'.^,
,g over of $19,000,000 Inj h; ; f|.
Silver hv the government. ^ if_ a
rnmcnt dhl not take any of nu(|
s securities, amounting to |)n| )n|(.h f.m
t.OAU.tton. grat ulate it."
Id and silver seized, it Is al Th(i of
s used by Carranza for his tlonary foPreg> ,
purposes and "for main wJ^n hJg )ti
is pollt'cal prestige, his ar- ()f th<
general administration e\
?*. 11 < I.
r of the suit has boon sei ri ? m"s*tan
U work of the Si
,??. I been its dispositl
I'ioiii (iovrrnor Cooper. "il>s ,s fiir ?? I
Ivation army has won its , w,'h hoys a
lerit. Many years ago 1'iis ?xm?rien< ed chin
Ion began to work in South ,MS- w,los** ohe t
Most of us then looked j
ith i 'lo curiosity, m open llearv !
to its value. The methods Are you a lov
bund small favor with the 'r" *S0, hear
large flat tlie Salvation a Sonata
rsued its humble, helpful r?n<e"r> toniorr
1 year by year has grown]'n ,'1" Central 1
It li;id a peculiar field; it | ,ori,lin- The gi
lie n?an who was un'ouch ! n!ay som*' Popu
l?er organisations. j our own great
sine the war. and very soon!
landing of American troops * "
? we began to hear excelits
alto lit the Salvation ar-j RD D
I without pomp. m;ii 11 with UI** f T II
nee of self-seeking, the Salmy
wis nuietly working. Spec
ner in which the organiza
; d forward its service at
ride attention. and then V^lirOniC 2
husiasm Tlie simple jbnrv.
le unostentatious* etrorta ot | UH
lization made It a favorite.;
nlvation army Is now ask , g __
American people for $13.- j Ml* 11 J
The campaign to be waged i
y The sum will he ?_
isily The best endorseagency
of this kind can
warm commendation from |J||p? or
j soldiers. I know of no ^ llCw Oil
lat is held in more affection
than the Miration army. (;||r<.,| Wi|h)
,v of the work done by this]
ion in time of peace and in, . .
iar; in view of the fact that 1-iOSS OI 11
ition army has a great field
nued usefulness, I urge the
f South Carolina to con
iberally. and thus advance _ ?
e of simple, applied Chris j
Gov. R. A. Cooper. 1206 1 2
'arnes, of the IT. S. navy,
mod after a few days visb r* a
s parents, Mr and Mrs V/OllWl
arnes. L?????
I llf rum in ismuii iit-m in t-iifri uiui * - r?
naitIcipatinn of short lino industrial in.v Stil
roads in through rates should be out evide
limited to a figure that will make ration ai
possible equalization of switching The man
charges to companies served by a Hon carr
short line road and tliose served bv traded v
side tracks owned by the trunk line w'de ent
connection. in order to avoid dis eerily, tl:
crimination against the former com Hie orgai
panics. It was held, however, that The S:
the lines "are not entitled to earn ing the
out of the line-haul rates eompensa- 000,000.
tion for the interplant or intraplant from Ma
services, as- to which it does not act raised et
as a common carrier, or return upon ment an
the investment in. or value of, the have ts
farilities which are not used by the returning
public generally." j apeney tl
"7~ ~~ ,Z~, ' | by them
To tho ( onnty ( hjiirinan.
We are lonkinp to you to put the' 'n v'p1
Salvation army drive over in your 0l"Kanizat
eominunitles. Don't put the matter ''Ine 01 v
off. Appoint your workers and see ^alvj
to it that every one in your com- for <onf'
munify is piven an opportunity to P''0^'0 ?
contribute. We are eountinp on '
you. so don't fail us. "1'> cnu?
W. S. Patterson. tianity.
Chairman.
Ross (
Blrtli. has retui
iitorn to Mr. and Mrs. M. Polia- with hi
koff May 14, 1919, a son. Oeorge C
*" "
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LANC ASTER NEWS, LANCASTER. S. (
Fate Uncertain. being of thqpsokliers they
jports have been re- formed a wonderful co
e result of Harry i i'ije result is that the Salvi
attempt to fly across . endearad itself to Hl,
d it 4s not known at , enaeare? ltse,r
lews goes to press I vision And to other units
.chine which fell Into they have been attached,
miles west of the KOOd name and good work
Shannon was Hawk- ,
spread from every memt
American expeditionary f
tlon of Flume. Lloyd George, the mai
9.?It Is asserted by hour in Kngland today, w
that the council of for a statement of the
e to internationalize army, said:
me because no other "From all sides I hear
>uld be accepted by glowing accounts of th
tlavia. which the Salvation army
the welfare and to the <
NTY UNABLE TO our soidlers. The praise
IVTV IVA'TI! ll^V I l 1 > I .
?...? ? na? rvceivea nus oeen a gi
19.?The Chester me and I am sure the pub
iy commission an- its part by this wonderful
t was unable to let tion."
the construction of ?
p road between.|
he York county line*
Lack of action is
e the four
too togeher.
from Page One.) , 1 Wf
At that time Or.
errlbly wounded and JkJHWV
\s thought he would
re recovered and was
on the ? Mi .
>r. That bad feeling
tire Pittses and
admitted on all I ^ JafcL
he shooting of Or.
he night of January
titled that one of the yj^T * * ;x2L
the time went in the THIS IS THE IN8UI
ot and that after he DANISH
r was close,1 8i.b. t Hl!> *-6FT HA
rht was put out. but SKOYtlAAItlVS HAM)
rg through the win- KOH $50,<MM>
one of the Pitts Here is a picture of th
iras brought out lint)? haI1(J be|onging to Skovg
Aaron and Clarfleld Danish violinist who is to
e trial of Wiseman tbe central <?raded school
f nesday. May 21. It took
n Avory county tnnn(tjljrty years to make this
as a witness at the pegBant training and the it
ts hoys. He failed ()j- ariist fashioned it
ng word that he was ordinary eye it is not vert
was sent to the frnm oti,ei well develop
I it is alleged, as he v<>( jt his ,ho power aln
ptnati was seen near ihhti?-?I!y to express thr<
when the officer ar- vio|tll ,i?. exquisite beauty
is was found in bed. VPloH8 ,0ne pictures w
? ? : n aver feels and sees as he
ARMY IS the work of the masters.
YINC SrPPORT vetment it represents a i
work. Hut it represents. t<
.'rom Page One ) born gift which no money
That is why it is insured
the Salvation army eon.
til our x :ii'" i ati
. . .... IslthtfiifiifiailfiSiyiil
I "el fiat I should O,
nmend it as to < on |J"
the \merlesn enedt- ^3
Jen J. .1 Pershing. In
on was called to the "ft
1 Salvation army, Jj*
tfc l> ? n?
ding features of the ft* a***
TTi
ilvation army navft (y
on to push its act v JJ V~
lossihle to the front 31
ind the trained and
raeter of its work UC
hought was the weli ^
ikovgnard. r5 "jp's
t^r of beautiful tints In ..[ A
Aiyk s kovgytiid p a> "fi |-r7 dP
aiitt a MApitalssohn OS Wh
iiw vnninK ;ii H:a<> 17"
tlradod School audi , J IjJffVf
real artist will also r ] There
lar airs, ineludinK p 1 hard r
1 than *
national anthem- J 1 there
59-It. I m r-?
,! ffi
.REGISTER!! t
2 ?
ialist in r ] "JjV.c
1
tnd Nervous rj
p 1 "Stror
I f for bu
f 1 tvithit
ceases l\ ?
IJ ]
ind Women, . f ] "< 'r
? i! I
r 3 - 5^
in. at ?-*
ia Kupiure k ^
] Tr?ck
?ut Operation or [1 b"
me and I nder 1 .??
iranfee. I 1 TujaTj
? [1
Main Street [j
bia, S. C. ?
^atiyyyyutia
To t h?>' Sworn to and subscribed
r different day of March, 1919.
od hands.:
lOSt HIIto- xt
)Ugh the
and mar- Correct Attest:
hich the, LEROY SPRINGS,
interprets WADDY C. THOMSON
AS an in-j L. C. PAYSEUR,
man's life Directors.
>o. the illran
tiny. |
for $fiO,-t
l
the walks of
Better quality is tai
&worked in, shaped ii
PSS??* *n' l^skioned in to
detail of ''Star Brand"
^^^ISssSb That's v/hy they sen
ur* i* nar.v miicof feel better, look better
>!o?-in<i in Stronger- '
the - oiw" jhoti as InrKXPr
arc in a good plow. lUll^Cl
lhS$5j| Strongor-than tl
to have shoe*
Uerthan-t!ie-Laiw" AH
irny.nrd work ?ihcy /ifp CfS
and the acidi.
Lancaster Departmei
Ser'ihl?'tbe-^Law." " 77>e fifjf fylacc to Shop Af
e the test of si
faaaaiTiiiiLfiiiiira^^
I .11
I 4
~ 1
can serve.'
mbination.
tition ariu>
of this tit- I
to which Bank No.
and theit
have been Condensed Statement
?er of the
The Bank of
Salvation
Lancaster,
b way in
added to at close of business
omfort of
the army
r.eat J?y J? RESOURC
he will do
organiza- Loans and discounts
City bonds
Furniture and Fixtures ..
f 1 ^
rUESDAY, MAY 20, 1919.
33.
of Condition of
F ?
Lancaster
s. c. 4
May 12, 1919.
j ?
:es.
$ 653,358.57
10,000.00
3/15,150.00
j 2.450.89
16,042.18
, 158,083.18
/$1,185,084.82
. $ 50,000.00
143,086.40
38/948.42
253,050.00 991,998.42
$1,185,084.82JNA,
:er?ss.
Williams, Cashier of
o, being duly sworn,
>regoing statement is
iik, as shown by the
). W. WILLIAMS,
before me this 10th
H. T. CANNON,
oiary l'uouc ?>. l;.
' 1)
y
- - - A r*
r* pppppppp rfni
XlJ IU 111 111 111 111 111 111 111 UJIIHI
life
ij
nned in, j!
i, sewed (\ | J
the last ' y l|
Shoes? y^j J j
re better, ' []
and last [ J
lo-law J
"Star IJ
rand Shoes \ ]
l/v Better" | J
f]
it Stores I \
ler AII. " J J
hoes
KfifififaRfifafffw! 3
J f
I Real Estate
' ' Cash on hand and in Banks
J Surplus and Profits
RANCE
AARD. 1
NfST
MP STATE OF SOUTH CAROI
i.NsriiKD County of Lanqasl
Before me came Geo. W.
*fVie above named bank, wh
a.no. i lit'
appear at says that the above and fc
on Wed- a true condition of said ba
Skovgaard books of said bank,
hand. In-! GEC
thorn soul i