The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, June 03, 1919, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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THELANCASTERNEWS '? ' radlC8
(SKHI-WKEKLV.) thmi many adopted by other town
K?u*blUht'ti 180-. and cities and will be easily undei
Published Tuesday tuid Frhlay standable and easily complied wit!
BY TH.hl and the prevention of a single acci
LANCASTER NEWS COMPANY. , . .... ..
Laucaster, S. C. dent will be well worth all the trou
ble the new ordinance will entail.
GEOltCE lllLLA CRAVEN ^
Editor and Manager
_ A JOKE ON roitl?.
The Newe Is not responsible foi the | ,Iero is a Rood storv Which th
Views of Correspondents. Short and
rational articles on topics of general 1 harlotte Observer credits to th
interest will be gladly received. .Morgantun News Herald:
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: "The young woman who edits Th
Cash in Advance. Morganton Newsdlerald has givel
?Vo~thV. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. ['loo th,> lou,Ul>' another good Foi
? story, and 0110 the more entertainin
Entered as Second Class Matter ,,n,..ius(1 ot- lhe f;u, th:U it oaav,.,e
October <, l?0o, at the I'o.stotlice at
Lancaster, S C., under act of Con-'the North Carolina flavor. This i
gresa of March 3. Is7?. the narrative that romes out of Moj
TUESDAY, JUNE J5. llUI. santon: Henry Ford has sent x^r
^ to Robert E. Lee. a young farme
boy living near Jonesboro. Vance
"""" l""1- , nmns wore not so careful as to parsides
of the street for the two . ,
I ticipation in infamous pract:ces.
blocks are occupied by parked cars. Perhaps nernstorff miRht quallty hij
leaving a space between permitting! remarR by a(l(|inR that ..I( depends
the passing of cars going in opposite! upon whogp ox jg ROrod .. Trulh ,s
directions by a narrow margin. Peo- ? , .
Germany is trying to get out as easy
pie crossing the street between the ,, , . ,
as possible, and, in a way, it cannot
parked cars are therefore in Kreat|be b,amed for ,ha( althmlch lt ia
danger of being run down because PowardIy< Th(. ..infamous" portions
the view of the passing car is en-1 Qf the ppacp trpa,y arp not infanious
tirelv cut off until well within its' ,, , , ? .
I to Germany or to any one else 1 h?-v
I are bank notes and honest debts that
The News is informed that the or-|Germany vvould repudiate if it could,
dinance requiring vehicles to drive j( (..in>j
to the right under all circumstancesj m
will honceforth be enforced In a| **,BOOK PARMIXCI."
greater ilegr < . and we believe 1 it-^ "Too often," says the I'agelnnd
tie oppns tion to those measures ill Journal, "the farmer belittles : id
develop, as the safety and comfort even scorns information cot icy
both of the motorist and the pedes from hooks and papers on tie- vatrian
is at stake Certainly the en- rious objects connected with farmforcement
of the proposed new or- ing. calling it book ia mine and
dinance will work a hardship upon' contending that nothing worth while
no one. as the side streets intersect- is gained from such so :r<e- 1 to
ing Main are convenient foi the farmer. Ihe real liv . up to-dati
parking c>f cars, and most of us need larmer. has found that scientific
the exercise in walking to whatever methods and business principles may
store \\0 desire to reach Cars may well be applied on the farm, lie lrif
be parked for tiny length of time on found that labor-saving machinery
Arch. Gav and Dunlan streets which is merely a business proposition
are convenie nt ?<> till parts of tin and the farmer who does no operate
business section. Ibis farm on business nrirv.ilea In
The authorities acted upon the these modern times is a lover. "Hook
I
suggestion of The News in Friday's farming." however, is not practical;
issue relative to the running of cars it may perhaps be based upon tht
by the court house square while the experience of others and any far
Sunday night open-air services are' mer may profit by reading ant
in progress. The services were held studying scientific discussions o:
last Sunday night for the first time agriculture, certainly it will not op
this year and ropes were stretched crate against success, but more do
across Main stree* at Gay and Marr pendente should he plated in work
streets and th rr was a marked 11 it- ing out li s own problems,
ferenee n the amount <>f noise eom-| Hut the larmer can lose notnin,
pared th la -' year. When the peo-j by studying the exper'.entes o
pie be time ac< ustoined to this prac-j other farmers, and he . has tin
tice the nuisance will be abated} chance of gaining. The Pagelant
entirely as n < one desires to disturb1 paper continues:
the services and it is very little "As well might the lawyer, doctoi
trouble t.? drive around the block, or the preacher say that books, pa
\ntomobi!- ^ have comt to be so pers, etc., tin law, medicine, 01 the
com in : t ' t alii'* re. u Hons are ology tire not ??i value. Of rnur.
n< -a:'- eve\ In t til t . s xperiet << o v-iluable. but w here ha
though it is hoped that 'he mall' the 'look f rmng' eome fruni. Fron
t p'.vns will n >t <' il e p ?l;< y of experiment condticted by the Ind
passing rati ul 1< islation which \ u I ..inner, the special! t or tli
will hump r the a t< i n t r : versngr>ii tural a liool tir experiment n
Jug i > streets. Tht on;iii. nee pro- fetation. This knowledge is then pit
|^-n,,r i
county, that he wdll seud the boy
lmm ~ t . mm _ . . . when the Ford party passed th-r
T?y Country 'Ti? of Th*?, 8w?ot Land
of Lib?rtv." last year onroute to Ashevllle. Ac
cording to the story, Mr Ford wen
TRAFFIC KFt.l I.ATIONS.
over where the hoy was sawitii
The city authorities are considwood,
and asked to help hint, rc
erint' the question of traffic regulantarking:
'Do you know that you ar
tions on the streets of Lancaster,,
I sawing wood with Henry Ford?" T
and 1 he News violates no contidencel
which the bov replied. qui< k as
know ugly in stating that it is quite
flash: 'Do vou know that you an
probable that an ordinance will be
sawing wood with Robert K. Lee?
passed at an early date designed to
! Ford, it is stated, told the member
prevent the parking of cars on
, of his party, who were John Rur
Main street between the court house
roughs, the great nationalist. Thom
and the corner ot Main and Arch:
, i as Kdison and 11. Firestone, that h<
streets. I uder the proposed ordihad
never heard such a splendic
nance, according to the mforma,
, . . comeback and he was so much int
t;on obtained by The News, it will
pressed that he sent the boy a Fort
be lawful to stop a car in the area
car. new and fullv equipped. Thi
described for a moment or so. propartv
spent the night on the I.e<
vided the occupant or driver does
farm, near Jonesboto. and Ford alst
not leave it. If the car is left in thei
assisted in many of the chore;
street, either with engine running ori
l around the house."
stopped, and not occupied by the; _
driver, it will be considered as, ltFFOItM XTION
"parked " The necessity for this or- r, ...
(ount von MernstorfT says tha
dinance is chieflv the congested con- .... , r . .
, "no German can be found who wouh
dition of this portion of Main street' , . . , ,. , ...... .
attach his name to so infamous t
on Saturdays and other days when, , ? . < .. .
I document as the allies are trying t<
large numbers of people from the' .. .... , . ? , ...
j torce upon them. What a wonder
county and other towns are here,',. . .
tul reformation must have ta.tei
and it is designed not alone for the,. .... , ,
place in Germany. I tine has be> n
comfort of both pedestrians and mo- , ,. . . ...
and not so distant as to escape tin
torists but for safety. ? ,,
memory oT all people, that the Ger
It is unite nflpn Hie ?i.o?
THE LANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C.
il | in print and becomes "book farming." of Poland, has requested President
s. After all it is experience that has Wilson to form a commission of
r- been worked out and put where the Americans to proceed to Poland to
investigate the reports of programs
i. farmer can get it best. and Qther exce89e9 ^alnat lhe Jew3
I- "If the farmer would buy good jn that country.
l- books and subscribe for papers that The threatened L>ondon police
have this 'book farming" and will strike has been postponed until after
read and study them, he no doubt, j Peace Is signed. ^
I would got something out of them , ANOTHER REIGN OF
e| that would help in his work. lie! TERROR IS HEGUN
e would find more pleasure and profit jjy PLOTTERS
j in his farm." [ -
e ^ (Continued From Page One.)
11 A (iKKAT NKtiltO.
d Says the Monroe Journal: bellef that the bo,nb ww ,ntended
I for the inspector who has been acg
"Oh. yes, there are great negroes .. .. . . .. .
tive in the deportation of enemy
s sometimes, and this one is Robert it. aliens.
| o'clock this afternoon only 25 votes '
had been cast. There is no candi-j
date for councilinan and the tickets!
were printed in blank so that the
voter may write the name of any- an
one for whom he wishes to vote. w
John M Madia had received nearly H I
up to one o'clock Lj^
few fl II II ^
? IlUliilk
hilnxry Itenelit.
One of the uiost delightful infor- - a
. mal affairs i>t the gprln; time was ????????^ I.AINy^
the library benefit given by Mrs. T.
Y Williams Friday afterno in fi om
five to seven o'clock.
tin the spacious and vine-clad
porches, and in the drawing room,
. table were arranged for the devo- w V
tees of look, w ile dozen- of inviting M _ ^ _ M
r< ted llio-e reel M / If f I V f if m f M
to V w ww Ww ww w
powers.
At the conclusion of t!io rook wwr i
. .nil' all were u-lie ed in'., the din ^g hftVC SDCClctllY
' ine room, where Miss Jutnit.i Neely *
delighted the housewives with
' recipes for making their own baking Vlv/Vyl/ ivlulVvi \r
powder and extracts She then tie- ????
; monstrated the making of peanut ????????????
butter whicii was served on wafers _ _ __ __
, ' ?? ?he guests Crepe de Chene, Mi
The donations were most liberal,I _ _ pr
' and Mrs Williams feels very grate-j CL1XCL / CtffetCl
" ful for this flattering attention,
' which her gusts paid the Lancaster Heavy all silk ( repe dt* Chine
iibraty. sirable color. Sells at $1.91
w- 1 sale price
IMPOSSIRI.K C \RIIY Fine lustrous Messaline in a ji
'I Ol'T TERMS TREATY of colors
Heavy Taffeta specially pric
(Continued From Fage One )
I
Lithuania aie rc;,,>ited to ive been CeOT&CttC Cvei
r ordered to withdraw to i lines in ... . ,
. the itnitic provincs mark, i out for 40-ineh Georgette in a 1 sh.uh
'thorn by tho ;il! l lii. h rommnTul ?in<
Stilish and l>ol hcviki |{ii><i<in war- Printed (?eorjfetto t repe in
. sh npaili :.av. lame into battle ill ('OMlbinjlt ioilS !> 1 .t
,, ,, rinl, ml. ???????????????
X'thr.n. h th. M I the l,U' White Skbtin^
<?. 1 1111? I: i ; . . < ! <?: ^
: mi 7 tons in tii< r t> f < iitif, th v (iM)nrdine, I rieotino, I'irjue
i w h> foi-< i'ii c v> ntaaii> t.i i!oe t<> lubrics lor skirts at popnh
| Krnn^tadt
' Ifnaro J. n I'aflrre - k , premier
a Moton. president of Tuskegee Insti
tute of Alabama, created and made ATTKMI'T TO lll/OW VP
dj world famous by. Hooker Washing-i *'I.K\ l-.L.Wl) M.ViOll'S IIOMK,
i . Cleveland. O., June 2.?An atriton.
| tempt was made to blow up- the,
y l.)r. Moton is a coal black negro . home ()f Mayor Harry L Dav,g
a, and is not ashamed of it. lie has here .tonight. No one was injured |
-| been making some speeches in North! but a part of the house was wrecked, j
e; Carolina this week, and Governor Plrst reports were that it was a gas
i ... . .. . . . , ... I explosion, but police later declared
e! Hickett, who introduced hitu on one i ' . . . . . , ...
a bomb or infernal machine had been
occasion, says that lie is great be- piuntod
t cause he is speaking from the heart ?
t * 1
g am?1 so sincerely that there can be k\PLOSION IX NKW YORK
- no mistake. lie says that he is a IVH'ISKK SEVKKAI, I'KOPlJsj
e gooil looking negro but would make New Aork. June 2. A number of
, , ... persons were injured late tonight i
o a p'>or looking white man. He is ..... .
when a bomb exploded at Lexington;
bubbling o\cr with negro wit and ;iv,.nu,? an,| r,7th street according to
e good humor and lull of sen>e as,reports received at police headuuar-!
' sound as any white man. lie i< at tors. An ambulance has been has-,
s home before any audience and toned to the scene.
The explosion was in the home of
- speaks With perfect good taste to (. v.o, ... ..r .....
white. Wa k, 01 mixed audience j court of general sessions. One per-;
His whole plea to the negroes is son was reported to have been killed.]
1 to make themselves honest, indus- Judge and Mrs. Nott are not in!
- trious and trustworthy, to appreciate ,he cit>* ()np of the bo(,ies found ln !
.J the basement is thought to be that
1 the white people and to learn all. ... . . ..... .
' of the man who planted the bomb,
s; they can from them. They must ________
e learn, he says, to cease trying to be ] M vl NFArTI KKK.S ,IOMK
) anything else but negroes as Clod \X PATTKIISON WIIKCKKI) L
s made them and to win conlidence Patterson. N. J . June J.?An ex-| =
and respect by deserving it. He plosion which the police believe
preaches at all times good will, kind- ,0 'iav?* been caused by a bomb "
,. ... ,. wrecked the house of Max Gold, silk
ltness. good citizenship, manliness . .... ...
manaufact u rer, .1.11 hast Ihirtvand
womanliness. He says their ?rst slrt>e, .? 12;30 oVIook lhi9 h.
' salvation lies in industry ami econ- morning, partially wrecking an ad- ^
'iotm and in obeying the law and joining house and broke the frontj =
1 staving on good terms with the door !,nd windows of a residence ;
i across the street. Most of the
.white people. \nd lie give- the 1
houses within a radius of 200 feet
sam?' counsel m patient turheai- |ta,j windows broken. Captain Ityan
an< e and kindliness to the white of the police declares it his belief J
' people." ! that a bomb was planted in a drive-t
^ _ way close to Gold's residence. N*o
Flection* Today. | one was injured.
Town elections are being held in \TT|,:>IpT >IAI)K BMnv
Lancaster today to till the vacancy (.p CATHO|jIr
, in the town council caused by the inHi1act<>lphia June 2._Attompts
I resignation of J. H. \N itherspoon. , . . . .... ,,
were made late tonight to blow up a .
! and also on the question of .i special ........ . , . .1
Catholic church and a private resi-!
! tax lew of five mills for six years to , . , ? . .. , ... .
denee in different sections of West
pav the floating debt, appioxiniate- 0 .
, ' i Philadelphia with bombs So far as
i iv $18,000. Little interest Is being , . . . ,
could be learned no one was injur.1
taken in the elections and up to one . ~. , u A >5
\ ' P(| I 111* PYtllfWlMna pmilif lw? noord I V
TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1919.
Hank No. 33.
Condensed Statement of Condition of
The Bank of Lancaster ,
Lancaster, S. C.
at close of business May 12. 11)1!). *
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts $ 653,358.57
City bonds 10,000.00
Liberty Bonds 346,150.00
Furniture and Fixtures 2,450.89
Real Estate 16,042.18
Cash on hand and in Banks 158,083.18
. $1,185,084.82
LIABILITIES.
Capital $ 50,000.00
Surplus and Profits 143,086.40
Deposits . . .$738,948.42
Bond Deposits 253,050.00 991,9^8.42
$1,185,08482
ir many blorka ] pressman, Samuel L. Powers, was
OMK PAUTI/V WHK<*KK.I> i partly wrecked by a bomb soon after
IN MASS At'HI'SKTTS TOWN midnight this morning. Mr. PowNewtonville.
Mass., June H. The ers with his family was on the sec>use
of State Representative 1,eland ond floor and no one was Injured so
r. Powers, a son of former eon- far as known.
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At Your Service
We have put on a two-ton truck for dray service and
are now prepared to do your heavy hauling, moving of
house furniture or anything to be moved.
You can reach us any time?Phone 207.
EVANS & WILSON
' = 57
ion-Cloud Co.
\STER'S LEADING STORE I
...OFFERING...
Values For June
r planned for this sale by collecting
^NDISE at VERY LOW PRICES
issaline Fresh, Crisp Organdies
Exceptional values in White and Colored
Orirandv nrirpfl <>
g - - - ??|/VV utl C% i B
in evqry (le- 35c -0 75c ;md S1 00 j
> vara. Our g
..$1.50 I
lerfin t rantfe White and Colored Voiles ;
.$l..>0 lard g
ocj at Fine Mercerised Voiles, 39 inches in White I
,.$1.25 Yard and Pastel shades * I
????? 25c, 20c and to $1.00 Yard f
ve a
s Beautiful Printed Voiles m j
[| $1.05 Yard ....
lovelv color 10-iiuh Printed Voiles in charming new
?5 and $2.50 patterns and colors priced special at
?????? 25c, ;t5c, 15c and 75c
r<5 Printed Voiles and Organdy in dainty
and similar color.- and patterns, jfood values at
ir price. 10c, 15c and 19c Yard
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