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jp^'. PAGE FOUR TheLancasterNi (8EMI-WKEKLV.) HatabLUhed 1852. Published Tuesday and Frit BY THE LANCASTER NEWS COMP Lancaster, 8. C. GEOIIGE BULLA CRAVE Editor and Manager n? Newt U not responsible : tlewi of Correspondents. Sho national articles on topics of g aster est will be gladly receive SUBSCRIPTION PRICE Cash In Advance. Owe Tear 4Ux Months Entered as Second Class October 7, 1905, at the I'osto Lancaster, S. C., under act o frees of March 3, le79. TUESDAY, JULY 8, 19 My Country 'Tie of Th#?. Swm SCISSORS AND PASTE Motorists and S|?#>?h1 Fifn {Charleston News and ("out New York State automobilist started a movement to form , tomobilist's protective league ; reckless driving Similar movi have been started elsewhere, times with cood results for .i but most >f tbem seem to ha\ #>il \ ft o <111'i 1 i f Is.w \ oortv/1 accounts, however, the New motorists are in deadly earne hope to form an organization will practically eliminate the fiend who endangers the liv< s er motorists as well as pedestr There is no real reason w attempt should not succeed c similar understandings els should not succeed. There is a motorist anywhere who h had narrow escapes from serii jury or death due to the reckh of other drivers. There are people who find it very difllci to be reckless. Sometimes <due to lack of intelligence 01 part, sometimes it is due tc possession of an adventurous which. manifested in some way. would win admiration whatever the reason for theii lessness they constitute a i to other motorists which *>e tolerated and they are a n which reacts against and brii to disrepute motorists as a wl For these reasons the m? should be the most eager a most zealous in repressing "speed demons." If they will undertake the task, it will he plished in short order. Not a llu??:ness Organi/ali (Columbia State, i At every meeting of tin Press association proposals to co-operative business ac respect of one thing or anot) offered and they never ben Thirty years, or perhaps long discussion about advertising especially those of "foreign" tising. has been going on and the regulation of them seems, face, the simplest thing in the nothing has been done Dozens of other subjects l to the business side of new* production are mentioned bi The "mention," or the appoi of a committee, they are usua gotten What is the explanation i "break down of effort on the the association to obtain res business? It, too, is simple c There is little community o est within the association, so business method is concerned While the members are frier their larger aims are identica are divided into numerous gi Editors and reporters o newspapers have only an ace and casual knowledge of adve the prices of news print a stocks and scores of things c import to the publisher of a or semi-weekly. Some of the most useful a live meilllMTN III 1 ll?* MMMIHUUI not even engaged in newspape or have a nominal connection and retain their members] ? a use I.ley recall their news experiences with pleasure am Ish them. Publishers of t rai religious journals have pi widely differing front those | ine weekly and daily newspa .Necessarily and. we believe erly, the State Press associate social and educative organ and it fulfills that office oxci well. It teaches, it broadens spires Its members and It ei fine influence in raising the a>QMtr.ii <* " ftM| f 1 JU7C ard? of the craft and in enlisting for' itself the friendship and respect of the public. All of this it is doing better each year, but the groups i*jr composing it, so far as business af-, I fairs are concerned, are too many Presii and too divergent for concert of ac- Secre tivity in trade matters to be arrived Treas W _ * I T>^. ill. 1*1 Perhaps it would be practicable^ and advisable for publishers of tor the weekly newspapers. w ithout with- ^Wa a IVar1!,) drawing from the press association? ran "s ?f ;enerai i readv ra d ' for that would be most unfortunate 1 . . .11 amendme ?to organize to carry out particular eleven : and specific plans closely related to ^ tno ct io the general objects of journalism. *2.00 Por example, were thirty or forty of 'n ^ranti J the enterprising and alert publish- ^ Mattel ''rs ot the weekly newspapr's to form >r tike at a company, have it incorp ~nted, is- niost -^n ' Con- PU(> shares and employ ai adverthree see tising and purchasing ageu , paying ,him an adequate salry, a substantial 1 P 1H. . . i. i emancipa gain or saving to its members would ' ^ follow and. in time, it would come to wom0nr include all the publishers having 's oap ?' similar interests. The members of jP'r 1 this association might meet at the , . ... .. emigrate! same time and place with the mem- .. . Howard l>ers ot the press association and at % stacles in l other tunes. t Land .... , .? . i undertak We have reached the conclusion .. . ,, . . educatior ? that the State Press association not . ,of povert onlv can not but ought not be an or, . higher ei gamzation designed to carry out . . ... . .. ward slit business undertakings, although it ... . ' overcome mav verv well mother a number of , ds. . * | been rail them. _ , ier.l , i-ho final s have The "Flu'' <'oining Hack. an au- (Chester Reporter.) McQueen igainst There will be a recurrence of the (colonel) ements "flu" this fall, to how serious a de-ifer meet some- greo remains to lie seen, but serious Spartanli' i time, enough no doubt to cause a great 'r,,,n ( '< e lack- deal of trouble and result in a great inu to many deaths. The country will, of lottoi York course, be better prepared for the 'colored st and outbreak than was the case last fall of which and winter when so many of the doc- b speed tors and nurses were overseas; but cred. a,|'l of oth- a disease that slew millions throgh- PaPcrs w iaps. out the world, and completely baf- changed by the fled medical science, is going to cause, *>ut ",e >r why trouble, no matter how favorable the K??d ewhere conditions under which it is being licutenan hardly combatted. All precautions in the ( ooper s as not way of attempting to conserve thel'a^e'e^ r>us in- general health at this time will prove in essness valuable as part of a successful cam-j Fortun some paign later on against this insidious! Prophet alt not foe. ? country. this is that our i their, Now Avoiding Clio. We off ) their (Bennettsville Pee Dee Advocate.) Col. Star spirit Last week the following item np-;meantim< other peared in our Clio correspondence: is steerin But "Miss Annie Manning. Mrs. Kd , bar secti i- reck- ? usance jg?l igs in- ? V ? 3s| Oig Line these [tfe - 1??????????? really accom- ^3 C ^ dCHVCry 0 i^Sn mi. JJi: tor are r fruit gp One solid case beautiful early fall ?r ,,H be s?lid colors and beautiful dark and iat<-8. ^ plaids. Every piece cheap at 35c. adver- QJct , ' while ye ,M}? a "mtted quantity of these for on it8 |5 ness at, per yard .' W()I' rp 32-inch Fine Quality Gingham at ye We have 15 or 20 cut bolts of these j nje are offering special for this week ^papers JSfj] it with ????? l SHEETS of this <pn) part of 3^ Mohawk Sheets, full size, 81x00, f uits in j?j| special value at noiiRh. &J5 f inter- p* Good quality Sheets, center sear far as 72x90, each ids and ^ Good heavy linen-finish Sheets, ft 1. theyi?fS 90, a real bargain, each roups. |^] _______________ ir;| Our MEN'S DRE J"h 18 . , Reme if k??f?n dJU -1 ?r ' prop^ j =1 ROBINSC , it in-.rtra rAr|a \ ' 'Hi stand?r?a?.i.in.?. . ? nmm mi ii i iw i? wii.i>iHi..i i, "HE LANCASTER NEWS, LANC LANCASTER EQUAL SUFFRAC OFFICERS: dent tary a urer ; Chairman nd Missouri have joined the preach and those states which have al-! Later her itifled the woman suffrage aroused in nt. This is a total now of she fouud tates which have approved of her soeii n of our national congress ins privilei ng full suffrage to women herself unt woman sul ina Howard Shaw, the fore- her efTorts lerican suffragist, died last cess, er having reached her full A oumbi >re years and ten?years, had the pr Ih untiring service for the1 Shaw speal tion and development of ing the cl Dr. Shaw's autobiography summer, the most interesting and in- gifted spej urn "HP c?ci ucru ? J mru. IvcM llillUliy poor Knglish parents, who'stage prese 1 to this country. Anna The writer Shaw met tremendous oh- ure of atte i every one of her ambitious Gr. Shaw w ings She struggled for an impression i. overcoming the handicaps ful person; y and prejudice against the memory th lucation of women. After- come. 1 fought long and hard to l*r. Shaw other barriers which had fully durin <ed against all of her sex. world war lv secured a license to man of th ? the council and I'ncle Torn Stanton w;is recent attended the grand chap- tinguished ing of the O. K. Stars in('ai>' Maker urg last week, as delegates work. Th > Chapter No. 11." when she pesetter. in the hurry to get President in type for the paper, put nations, in the place of "colonel." lived?ser\ the papers were printed and tl"s w? efore the error was disoov- struggle fc I it happened that these first fanny of s out to Clio. The type was for the rest of the papers; llememh fates had fixed it for our ?f the I nil. Col. J Thomas Stanton, league in it colonel on Governor ?n Thursdi staff, to be ignominiously 'I'ncle Tom Stanton, colors home community. Allci lately Col. Stanton is not a James A without honor in his own at the last and his neighbors know ter county appellation was untrue. Simpson, i or our profuse apologies to to the dea iton and the ladies. In the ed by Govi a the whole Advocate force his case r ig clear of the Clio and Dun- pardon hot on. the state i =[U3^(ye(UP[ue[!^[!^[ye(y5(yc (uauayauc of Nev 0 been very fortunate in getting ( n some cotton piece goods. We bo ery low prices and we are offering 1 al to create some extra business for ?s light and dark colored percale, smooth weave cloth and the colors are olfering a limited amount of ryard 1 Gingham, in Beautiful lot Fi medium dai k a beautiful range < We are otferprompt bus;- ^<>rth less than 45 >9C One bale good 1 id Chambras. goods that we solid blue and nea iv . . . . 39c priced special, yar ? and SI till bleach. A Peperell 90x99 ; $1.98 wants an extra-si .. ... each n, tine white, ^ Peperell, 90-inc worth 95c, special ill bleach, 81 x Good cases, 42x $1.18 value, each .... SS SHIRTS Are imber our sale of Men's Dress Shirt: 1 find in these shirts $1.25, $1.50 an Remember there is only a limited sold at this price. i line Dress Shirts, silk, silk and eotl >n. You will be pleased with these. 51.95, $2.50, $3.50, $4.98, $5.75, an. received a new case of Men's heai lirts, slim.s regulars and stouts. > t your size, we fit you. A very spec i i best quality heavy blue union-mad (cial value, pair 1N-CLOU1 iiiuauayqryqin m/eiyeiuenjerjs uquQuayi ut Jci) lir Jj ."li Jcii 'Jcjj l]c2.' .. i . u miiin i ! ? ? - ? : aster s. c. ' j?______________ 3E LEAGUE. Banl ML, Margaret Moor. Statement of tl Iibs Nannie Hill Moore .. . .Mr, S. L. Allan Ri?r?lr of ..Mrs. Leroy Springs JLFdlllV Vr 1. Located at I.ancaster, also to practice medicine ness Ju interests having boon the working girl problem ' RES' herself thwarted in most Loani and Discounts ii work by lack of the vot- Overdrafts ge- Then Or Sha? gave Bonds! and Stocks owr eservedly to the tight for Liberty Bonds deposit rrra?e. She lived to see Furniture and fixtures crowned with great sue- Banking house . . Other rkad estate owi er Of i.anmster women Due from, banks and b iviiege of hearing nr. Currency\ i at Wlnthrop college dur- Gold ... . \ ub woman's courses last Silver and otlver minor She was a wonderfully Checks and cakh items iker. possessing a very modulated voice, pleasing Total . . . /V nee. and a brilliant mind. had the honor and pleas- LIA1 nding a luncheon at uhioh Capital stock paid in . as the guest of honor The Surplus fund Of this brilliant and force- Undivided profits, les llitv will be an inspiring petises and taxes rough all the years to pue to banks and banl Dividends unpaid . . . - served her country faith- Individual deposits si/l c the period of the great f0 check . / . having ser\od as chair- Savings deposits . ? . le woman's committer of Time certificates of de l of national defense She posit ly presented with the Dis- Certified checks '. . . Service medal by Secre- Cashiers checks . . . in recognition of her war Rond deposit account e final summons came Reserve for taxes . . . was speaking with former raft in favor of the league Total Dr. Shaw ti ed as she ? inc humanity. All honor STATE OK SOUTH C nderful pioneer in the County of L >r the removal of the "ty- Before trie came Ge ox the above named bar savs that' the above i er the important meeting a *true condition of Si Lancaster equal sufTrape books of said bank, the old Hod Cross rooms ay afternoon at 5 o'clock Swotfl to and subs ?L J s- i day of July, 1019. a to 1W* Klectrocuted. iiien. Sr.. negro, convicted Correct Attest: term of court for l.ancas- l.EROY SPRING ' of the killing of Drown R. L. CRAWFOR a white farmer, sentenced WADDY C. THO] th chair and twice repriev- Dirt prnor Cooper in order that 1 night be reviewed by the ird. will be electrocuted at tenitentiarv next Friday. _ HRSHHRSrai / Wash Goo early 36-inch Fine Count Percale, light apd dar ught * terns; a regular 35c cloth. Special per yard them .1 ulv ' Punjah Percales, colors warranted fast This Vs* Percale made. A very special value, yd One stack fine 32-inch Gingham; these a: .15c regular 3(.)c goods; while the lot lasts, y<l. . . i 7 ne 40-inch Voiles; these come in Good quality sof )f patterns; pot a piece in the lot Clo^n, 12-yard bolt! >c. Priced very special, vd... 35c /,. .... | . Very fine qualit heavy quality Shirting Cheviots /.ong Cloth, 12-yan t stripes; easily worth 35c yard, / New Double War] brown, pekin and gi -1EETING A this is for the customer Vho 1 Rest quality cast ze Sheet; a very special v^lue, 45x36, special ' ' ' Red Star Diapei h, full bleache Sheeting; /now . eix , m, 27x27, dozen .... for July, yard . .' /. .69c 36, good smooth cloth; a special ^ar Diapei 25c 24 and 27 inches a . i nn ii -i ^ tne laik ot the County? s at $1. Boys' Overalls, all sizes, special value at d $1.98 98c and $1,50. quanti- One lot Boys' Kood summer pants, all These wetfe carried over from past season: ton and air $1.00 pants. Special, pair $1.75, Boys' ffne quality summer Bants, all size d $7.50 very special value, pair iuraV Closing Out All Milliner} 25 We are selling out all trimmed hats and si ' at just about one-half the former price. I e Over- are interested in a hat, come to see us. Wi . . $2.25 make the price ritfht. D COMPANY ' 1 " rr ?*""* "'""" 1 7 TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1919. I k No. 33. lie Condition of the Lancaster S. C., at the clode of busiine 30, 1919. OURCES. / /$686,157.82 17.480.52 led bv the bank 136,160.00 ed 7 . 261.950.00 4 ; 2,450.89 6,042.18 led . . 10,000.00 ankers . . . . . 154,594.35 /.. . . 22,865.00 f .. .. 2,697.50 coin 2,797.16 i . . . 3.628.06 .... /. $1,306,823.48 J1LITIES. \. / $ 50.000.00 \ 100,000.00 ?s current expAid\ 40,500.00 19.716.72 7! 7 .'. \ . . . 2,500 00 }" . .$470^64.45 ^ . . . 238,(?40.24 Jg . . .. 115,84189 3,719\00 381.18 828.656.76 .. .. 261,950.00 \. 3,500.00 $1,306,823.48 AKOLINA, ancaster?ss. (). W. Williams, Cashier of ik. who, being duly sworn, and foregoing statement is lid bank, as shown by the GEO. VV. WILLIAMS, cribed before me this 5th H. T. CANNON, Notary Public S. C. S. j D, MSON, ?ctors. I I f t m t finish 36-inch English Long ^ s, limited quantity, yard ..29c bo] Bolt $3.25 & y soft finish 36-inch English jjp 1 bolts, yard 35c Bolt $3.98 Ji| p Silk-finish Poplin, black, navy 2(3 reen; vvery sj>ecial value . . 48c ffp Wonderful Line | 2s, Peperell and Salem, 42 and Es 45c j|g rs, hemmed and ready for use, vjQj $2.98 p| * Cloth, 10-ya rd pieces, 20, 22, ||jj t $2.25, $2.50, $2.75 and $2.98. S| -And Justly So i l|||i J, LANCASTER'S LEADING I 1 STORE 1 I Q licir JL.I; '?ii i?Ii ilij/ i Ssl