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PAGE FOUR TheLancasterNews no' (SKMl-WfifiKliY.) 111,81 Established 1832. The Published Tuesday and Friday wor BY TH.E the LANCASTER NEWS COMPANY. Lancaster, 8. C. hoh GEORGE BULLA CRAVEN Editor and Manager 1 ?' , for The News Is not responsible for the for lews of Correspondents. Short and I rational articles on topics of general 's v iterest will be gladly received. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: Cash in Advance. Qae Year $2.00 j Sou 9tx Months 1.00 j\ i Entered as Second Class Matter jconl October 7, 19 05, at the Pustotlice at a p Lancaster. S. C., under act of Congress of March 3, le79. "lo ? mei TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1919. as . '' ! lion ^fly Country 'Ti? of The*, 8w?#t Lan4 of Llborty." to. STILL "ltKQl'KSTIXt J." of The 1'ee Doe Advocate of Ben- jarf nettsville says editorially: yea] , "The Advocate has received a let-} SQU ter from an army recruiting station! evc| which begins: 'The following in- p|a( formation is given to the press wltb j |em a request that it be given a place in 8o(f your paper.' cak, "The following sentences are taken ton) from the body of the letter which is an(j sent for publication: ,ato "Tlie army has started its big ujti drive for recruits. This drive in- t() j eludes a large amount of newspaper l)e advertising which is backed by very .rat attractive posters and literature.' ^ ()OQ "This is a bold confession that the^ t|ie, government is spending a large^ amount of money in advertising in' ,.tji, th<- big papers and for printing 'nlwol the big plants, but that I'ncle Sam n still 'requests' a free ride on little papers like the Advocate. j (>oni "And all kinds of institutions, f i I( both public and private, are f?Hmv- p;|I1 ing I'ncle Sam's example. We have^ ,jlo] never before seen or heard of so j(JjC iMciii.t n_-i|iu:sis ior iron noes. |V( "A sales manager for Ford car- re- (() K reived a letter the other day request :n? hi:n to request the local js ? newspaper to puhlish certain Infor-, _OC( N , inution about Fords. 'And,' the let-j ^)S ter went on to say. 'If the editor ob-j ^ jects to publishing this matter 'roe,|t.1jll remind him that a large number of I is p his readers are users of Fords, antl i sale will appreciate the information.' I vide "We \\ ish to advise Mr. Ford to' tor practice the golden rule. If he will . is in let us rifle at his expense, or even be . knoi .Aeep.ng oil! Ford in repair, then we tton w/J let him take a ride In The Ad-1 . tity vochl<- And we remind him that gage most id J he Ford users in this sec-, . gists lion are readers of The Advocate , . thini and would appreciate the generosity !sc?or .of Mr Ford in providing the f lit* . .. New! ?'.it.h the means of getting around ( ^ over the county. j ,|,np, "We r.gret to hav.- to say that the nn,. carrying capacity of The Ad ocute is ^ limiteil. and that we are not. at p-.' S ent. issuing free passes to hig heg: iofus f?ars like I hi !< Sam and Uncle lienit c? a rv." _ i that mi;, uaii.ks' i ommi ni< \tio\ 1 1,0 That was an interesting conimuni-, '" cation from S. K. 15.tiles printed in Friday's paper ancnt the coun'v do- ' inonst 1.11 ion agent. The News does '" n not Oornc to the defense of Mr. "" Cii'iebei. lint lops wish to he ninlor-i ^ stood a^ giving that gentleman jus'''"" lire \lt IS.tiles quotes a member -tor of the l.am aster county legls ativej ?har de'pgat m a- nying that "Mr. Grao- ,*1<> her sta d in town too much and wur "ll"' not the man for the place." Without j :,s a comment or explanation, that state -j ,al ment might be taken as an intima- hibii tion tliat the legislative delegation r'nf> "fired" Mr. Graelier The News hap- or r pens to kno* however, that Mr.|"on Graeber went to Lee county because- j inp J,ee county offered him a <"sr' salary materially increased over ^',p that he had been receiving . in Lancaster, and that the 'OK * , salary has been raised again since T Mr. Graeber letft Lancaster. This Roc ts stated in justice to Mr. Graeber. wha Whether be is a competent man or nth< THE LAI is a question wholly outside the ) ? sion of The News to determine. SCISSOHS A> farmers tell us lie did good k in this county and it is perhaps American CJ?? farmers who know his value. (Ohio State One of the most Ir. Hailes' remark that while he! . . aJjout the Americai is no breif for Mr. Graeber. even unfailing good nati ugh he were not tho right man living is simply l the position, that is little excuse fce's it severely. abolishing the work altogether, pl,,aSR ,s- k^erybod less degree, salarie it 1 said. they have not gone m I or as far as tho pr I'AW. ties. Living is no j Down in Rook Hill, Stato of most all of us make th Carolina," says the Gastonia, groceries and the 111 D? Gazette, "it appears from re- stan('e> ar? banter among cus t news dispatches that Paw-Paw. prietors as to a d latent medicine recommended in twentv-iive cents a treatment of lots of physical ail- pie pleasantries. i . t. . a _ .. . .. . f.? t line n mt nrnntAn lis. is coining nun popular mvor ?????* i"1"""1 i beverage. A few days ago olll- koePer h;,Vfi tho,r pression over the i who were clothed in the law , . i much longer they ca liscated 1. * bottles of the iion*j poor-house at this t , product from two Hock llill; of us do .contrive eery stores. It is being held! laugh about our i ding the result of an investiga- to lt' And 8omeh manage to scrap up little something to so this is what we a re drilling cause that co m os We are to see the banishment they do come! lTst Demon Rum only to be face to 'or<l it hy any accr . with another evil. For several ,hrift but wc Kive ' if the solicitor catcl rs there have been some who . ..... i about that, too. ght to drown their sorrows in Doubtless Anierii ry new patent medicine that was more money if they ed on the market. ?or a time! natured and easy on extract, manufactured for the uou'(* k'( k ' time they feel they i purpose of adding flavor to the , * 1 by some profiteer, e, was consumed as was also hair often. Hut we gu< Ic, hay rum, camphor, shoe polish as we are. and hapi numerous concoctions calcu- thing. The great .. . , , can't keep angrily * d to disarrange the mental facwrongs long enou es. The Paw-Paw beverage is not i ve|rd exponont8 of ic passed up unnoticed. It must hope of success in t nit to the test by those who would Precis her be dead than without their (Philadelphia ze.' It is a substitute for lik-keri n js a little ear v are seeking. ! army to dOO.OOO When all other nostrums havei 'hi kcr wnn'?d , something might ha ed to produce the desired kick we from that, hut tho Id suggest tho following as a H,.e vt;ry sma? u ht. liable substitute: Carbolic acid,I ye? o\er. and we st part; paris green, two parts; of occupation, and rent rated lye strychnine will do 101 s,Mn'' months. ... . , were a Republican, >ur parts; sulphuric acid, two . , I have had no trouble is; distilled water one part. Mix army a(lvised by th roughly and add enough grape, 1 ... . . , ? , I l<e| the South e to make drink palatable. Otwy I (Columbia >ry few drinks should be required: Prom a r(.iiKious atisfy. J jished in Dayton, O Whether this has ever been tried day an article about ot known but we feel sure in n<'Pro?8 ''i the rit> . , I mi. It seems tha iiiuneuding that It wilt saiisiv ; number of 40,000 ( o'otely. |jyo jn any t.|(y 0f he sale of patent medicines con-1 are there sugrated ing a large proportion of alcoholi ,a< 1 aiu' '^at 1 . i their resilience are roll!luted by law the same as the . in every way unhar of whiskey is prohibited, pro- Most of these neg d the "medicine" i? purchased, formerly lived in t! use as fl beverage. C)l" course, it ill*' children or et D( always certain that a druggist ^"hful slaves. I In , . , forgotten l?v the wh as lor what purpose tlu? eonooc-i south. thousan?ls of is bought, though by the <iuun- an(, ,m)sporm,s. and purchased he may be able to on- and proper for the s. a suspicion, at least. Tip- drug- and other henevol and others who sell these sil(' ^'11; ... .... sideralion and oxte L-.s should be a little more conI he article that w itious for their own good. The ,h;i, "Homier II t Iocs not hold up the merchants tution. and the only anciistor as models after which negro ?iuartet of 1 ? of other towns should pattern. he.ping .< I hem and it might I does i; hold them up as saints, to send assistance (r a few days ago it came to the The southern peoj e of The News that a druggist low the thousands ??d to sell a bottle of l'aw-1'aw have crowded into negro and lii^ reason stated was1'11 ','1, lie negro had already bought (IimmI liitiub Hie the same day. It is hardly (Itock Mill . i i ..t i .i, . .1, .. i ^oiith Carolina no * taken forgr. nled that the niedmaga/.lne devoted t I oualilles or quantities of I'aw- , o! good roads. It are so great that it is necessary |?;in< aster and is cal l<c more than one bottb in a sin- Una Good Roads." j.,v t iiblication of the Antomohile assoeiat e suppose the authorities ate ,, , .. , Ft ( raven of the ted with the powei to seizOj J),,, editor and man ks of Paw-Paw front any titer- * i;?feditor is I, (' it If thcv It a \ <* reason to suspect l"'s' number of the , ... .. . sued for May. merchant is selling the patent I fore's hoping tli icine indiscriminately to he used ... _ will prove a power beverage. There is no law. as of KOfl(j roa,|s bu as our knowledge noes, to pro- Carolina, t the sale of Paw-Paw as a modi- (<ov\'|"K oi Put it is common knowledge, Muskogee. Ok la ather, it is the common reputa- George Pruee, Okla of the preparation that it has niandcr of the t n . . . , . Veterans, was kilie desired kick and. lias brought nrdav at < heeotah, f-pute upon its own head thereby. horp wh?e attemp News has been Informed that it moving train. rough! into Charlotte, a distrlbut-! WJ( f ^ Point, in car-lots. Berlin. June 3f he action of the authorities in railway men in th k 11 i i I may be a foreunner of snn,? 20.000 shop a . . . .have decided to con it may be expected to happen in 14 ... , spite of the demar ?r towns where Paw-Paw Is sold. thftt they re8Ume w ^CASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C. 1 AMERICAN RULES in pastk. STILL IN EFFECT! ml Nature. Army of Occupation Notifies Cler-' Journal.) mains That Regulations Arc to j attractive things Bt> Enforced> a people is their ________ ire. The cost of cablenz. June 29.?The rules and' Leirlble, as the regrUia.tlons Issued by the authorities' Wages and, in a t^e artny Gf occupation soon after1 y except the rich unterj?g Germany last December will s are higher but conjjnuo jn effect indefinitely, acup nearl> as fast cor(jjng (o an announcement at Third ices of commo 1 ^,.my Hoadquartere. Lieut. Gen. oke. Ami yet al- , , .. . , , . Hunter Liggett sent word to the a joke of it. le ovpr_pregj(jent Df g,0 Rhine province oat shops, for in in8jruCf|ng him to notify burgomasof gooi natuie( ^Qrg an(j 0(}ier officials of the various tomers am pio fricts in the American zone to lime's worth for ,. . ... ... ... caution civilians that none of the ind kindred sim- ... . . . , army regulations has as yet been can-, The husband, .. . celled. r and the house- _. , .. . , This action- was taken as a pre-i momc nts o ( < caution, many civilians appearing to question of n\\ taj<0 jor gran^C(j that the army m keep out o le rCgUjafjons ^ad i)een automatically' ate am >?t mos annune(j ^y the signing of the peace to k? op out am treaty f^e regulations will stand illeged proxun t> untjj further orders are issued either ow or other we hv irnnnrnl Amor,non tho Interallied Khineland commlseverv worthy . . . slou. along?and how ^ jally we can't af- Mr. Voder Makes Statement. >ptod standard of To the Kditor Lancaster News: anyway, at least, There are always two sides to n les us, and laugh question, and I wish to state mv side to the readers of The News about my cans would have automobile accident with Mr. Caswere not so good- key Saturday afternoon. I was pass-going, if they ing down Main street, my speedome>ay steers every tor registering about six miles per arc being cheated hour. At tho intersection of Main which is pretty and (lay streets there was a good p? 5ss we're happier many people standing on the sidewalk >iness is the main and in the streets. I gave repeated M majority of us signals. Just as I approached (lay excited about our a man stepped in front of my car.i gh to give the his back towards the car and his utBolshevism any tention seemed directed towards the his country. Mackey building. I cut off the gas ^ and applied tho breaks, but tho momentum of the car was sufficient __________ Record ) . 1A ? ???? to carry it on until the bumper Iv to reduce the , . , , I , struck the man and threw hint on of the bvstar men. Secretary , , , , i ,, . the right front fender, where he re- One man sai [1.000. Perhaps ... I _ inaincd a few seconds and then rolled and he wouk ve been taken ofT , ? off to the street. The car had stop- 1 do not kno proposed figures , , . , ..... . ped by (his time. As his face turned under excite n the war is not , ... , toward 1110 1 saw it was Mr. \\ . Q. heads, but 1 ill have an army . .. ( nskejt Mr. ( askey evidently did we have a i shall continue it . , . ,, . , not hear the signals nor see the car. , county that If the President . , , 1 did everything I could to prevent himself in s , congress would , . , _ _ . the accident. Some of the criticisms; Mr. Caske in voting for the _____________ 0 administration. ^^ llclp Tliem. newspaper, pub- . hio, we print tothe population of ~n of Indianapolis, n 1 ii'u'iHt nw.rcMh^n S !!!!j!!i!!'lj!'!!!'!H!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!!!!!!j!!l!l lil fM South Carolina) W l v?afl not t>y law but | rj| bo conditions of unsanitary and ; 1 p> tfj rocs, wo suppose. L - ? w w r r,* W hy Is 1 he oy should not bo - J ito poopio of the > J Men in Remote ' whom arc rich fi Has Not lieen it would bo right I Ij It Is An Unu!? out born churches L I ;.n.i.-r con. I j Men Who Ha nd aiil to them, yy 0 quoto tolls lis a 1 on so is an insii- J Thoro is a strait to and strong interest in one. in ibis groat I a Hssex which wo have not boon tiblt t<> fully Indianapolis do- L I plain. nd onconrtiglng i.e ,. . . ^ t oil boar the most sincere endorsements o a good course rti ... . , . La it- qualities from men who have never ? [ J seen the ear. We believe that moo than I ' ' n?' ?3 :t million people now do Intimatelv know groos who i ? ,. , . l,sso\. I.ut that does not account tor what it t horn cities tot. 31 being said about it in remote corn in nitlcs wit _ ^ no Kssex car has yet appeared. Magazine. 5; 1 Distributors report having received ord Herald > 1 by mail from persons who say they have he w lias a monthly'I" so much about the K s>?x that they know il o the promotion {j the c;ir they want. is published in ^ J Pet haps, you, too. tire one w ho ha? not led South < J seen the Kssex. Yet you cannot be a rea It the oniclal _ J ((j. \snr(|s and not have heard what pet South ( arollna j on overv hand are saying about it. ' ' "'nI'ws'^ f " Because of what you have heard others i i _ 1 von annronch the Kkmoy uiili llio m >li luvnn, ;i t'Ci I lie aSKO- I Haw kins The p I l?>P''ossions. With so many thousands mak iniK t/iix' wis Is- I ''lo ''ss,,x "u> standard of their automobile I | ? sires, there Is some explanation for the en E Z dence evidenced when men send their money in the promotion L | a car thoy hnvp never "ooniidiiiK In South [ * Surely It Is Not llecatise 11 Of What We Have Said IK KK hlhl.KP L. All that you have heard about the Kssei i.. Juno 30. -j [ what others have said for it. We have m homa State com- J J no claim for it. We have published no desc ited Confederate j J Hons. We have not said it Is a better car t d Instantly Sat- * | any other. We have not even intimated that 20 nitles south of j _ | performance exceils the performance of ot ting to board a ? j <ars. Hut on all sides you hear it compared 1 | cars you know favorably and In most casec K ON STRIKF ^ ] "ie advantage of the Kssex. There can be ).?The striking ( J j e Berlin district,:l! DD nd yard workers,, [ J VJZvJL^xJIV^/Zv I DlX tlnue on strike In j ? I on."' ""* ^ ^ TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1919. Victor Bonds (COUPON) 1 / Are Now Ready For DELIVERY / V AT he Bank of Lancaster Lancaster, S. C. idors were pretty severe.! friends for many years, and no one d I ought to be lynched I regrets the accident more than I. 1 join the crowd to do it.j Mr. Oaskey has suffered inconvenw his name. Sometimes fences and pain from his bruises, but ment men loso their as to shattered nerves and mental I deplore the fact, that agony he has not suffered more than nan living In Lancaster I. We can justly sympathize with thinks and expresses each other over the unfortunate and uch a manner. | unavoidable accident. y and I liavo been Rood.' J. M. Yoder. \)iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiTi111iii?iiiiiiiiiiiiiii i Essex Bought/By jl Sections Where An Esfcex J] Seen Mail Their OrdcVs. J lual Mark of Confidence. J J ve Never Seen It? i] [3 the one explanation tor tlnd and that Is the Kssex |j must th roil eh sheer merit hnv<? ??>? ?.? ???? " lion ot those who hav0 seen and ridden in It. for Then It Mast He What { 3 Others Are Saying *1 In i vory comimiUity some or.' car is recog- J 3 js nized as loader. ft is not just any fur of a <>i(. given make but im indiv dual car that holds the J 1 best rooord for sfts-d or acceleration or hill climbing You ihust know Homo oar in that aJZ > ITS 1 way And havon't you lea I men attempt to ! ^ explain the Ksnvx by comparison with that car? That is the >ay in which its riding (|uallti<s | JJ / v,q sue described. Its finish and tieauty are likened ? 4|4.r to similar qualities in other oars that people | J ?plo know f.ivoralily and well. In attempting to explain the reason for the f 2 tay, way in whi4h the Km ox has been accepted we mj ihle return always to the car Itself It must have I IiiK qualities men have wanted It was our aitn ] de- to meet tint demand. We wanted It to have I infl- the advar^ages in economy of cost and opera- f for tlon of tBft light cars and to also have the en- | durance And performance as well as the appeal 3 to pride which have been exclusive to rontly eats. 3 Its Sales Now J I is l>rOVC !t * I \ a<|p Ksaojf sales have been in excess of deliveries rip. from the very, day the car was ?nnminpnit fh? han production now approximates 100 a day but [ 1 it* doea not begin to meet the needa. A?k amv ] her Kbaex dealer. If what othern are Buying carries J V I to the same conviction to you an It doea to Others. | i to then you muHt nooner or later want an Knaei. ft f but It la beat to decide early. I * [j .OS., Lancaster,S.C. \\ anu?!fEiafiirars!iafgizrarEii!nfEraizjai?!fEJ.'[5i