The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, July 11, 1919, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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TheLancaster News
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Lancaster, S. C.
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FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1919. th
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"Ifly Country 'Tis of Thos, Sweet Land oil
A' I i^arfy.'' j
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SENTENCE SERMONS. |
i ho
Only deeds gives strength to life; j fm
only moderation gives it charm.
llichter. x
Where there is much light, tli?* j
shadows are deepest. Goethe.
! tin
lie who lives well is best preacher, i "U
?Cervantes. !,,.
! < li
Man seems the only growth that' '
dwindles hero. Goldsmith. ! '''
to
If a man's eye is on the Eternal h's raI
intellect will grow.?Emerson. .
I API
1 del
lie who begins many things iinishos
nothing.?C. Simmons.
' the
The instinctive feeling of a great er
people is often wiser than its wisest
man.?Kossuth. wij
What to ourselves In passion we 'rU
propose, 1 h
The passion ending, doth the purpose boi
lose. ?Hamlet. for
er
It will not do to be saints at meet- (in
!ng and sinners everywhere else.?
Beecher. M
as
It is far better to give work which j
is above the men than to educate the the
men to be above the work. Husk in ' dlr
pre
EDITOIUALETTES. the
th.i
This is the time o' year when thejed
ole swimmin' hole Is most appealing, see
1 ton
Another hannv il>m? ni.nin tv.<>
? "" por
signing of the pea re treaty is that we ,,H.
' will hear no more ot "snobbishness
in the army."
^ j lira
What is most needed in Lancaster she
to help a Ion in reconstruction ami the
development is more houses for new ' ma
people to live in. sen
I eye
President Wilson is hack at home
ed
after a visit to some friends in Paris.
in
and one may he reminded that he is j.f(
presh' . of the I'nited States. .
We (1 ont>t if the lejuue of nations nai
Is perfect in all respects. hut there'
ts only a few of us who could have!
done better than President Wilson, j
^ dir
Now is the time to he hingcing onjv.e?
your roads if you ever expert to brag ihV
on them. Iton't wait until next win-i jon
ler when they become Impassable. pjjf
* I fag
Water consumed indicates Rrowth.!
the esteemed State tells us in a head-js,u
line. It indicates the people arej'?r
bathing oftener whlrh may be con-!''',,
duoive to growth. 1S
^ aiiThere
is one candidate out for the 8en
state senate in Lancaster county, and j nig
this ought to he some consolation to Vel
the fellow who is always complaining f ,a
that there is nothing going on. to I
* he
It is to he taken forgraanted that
the signs placed on Main street v ill
at least acquaint the motorist with ''''
the regulations of the city, whether '
or not they stop the speedirtg l,,x
- ant
Richland county is complaining at ,,,,,
the cost of a mile of concrete road |Mei
the contract for which was let at cost eon
plus 10 per cent. We know little of cost
the merits of the case which has wit
reached the courts, hut Kichland less
county ought to have known better and
than to make such contract. i firn
jjfll' iniliHttMfon -It
Tf
>llt. Bl'ltlJCSOX. delivery tri
It was related in news despatches | ed by the I
nt out from Washington Tuesday I he would li
iat President Wilson had in his pos- possible,
ssion when he reached home shores The New
le resignation of Postmaster-Goner- regard to 1
Burleson. The resignation was ca- ed by airpl
ed to the president while he was cling by ai
t in Paris, so the story goes, and itself with
as offered in the interest of the at the satin
eniocratio party. Possibly so. but people in tl
e Democratic party will benefit no! motive and
ore by his resignation tha i any, them in th
her user of the postal department | look upon
r. i.urleson's resignation wat be-J the horsele:
use of the fact that he had made a mobile was
iseruble failure as postmaster-gen-1 was conside
al; because he stieriliced service in bility and
s department for money; becauseJ Perhaps th?
o telegraph and telephone under receive a wt
ivernment control and Hurleson because of
ntrol was a failure. j passenger.
The eflieiency of the postotiice de-i '' 's douli
irtment was 'way below normal.j phono was <
d a demand arose for the removal j"v aI,('
the postmaster-general. He got grnphop
t while the going was good. It Is j u pla'ne con
tied that the president will con-|wt> ma>'
ler the matter fully when oppor- :,s "H> auton
nitv presents itself, though it is r?u<ls. '1 he
pod the president will give it n<>| vantages ov
rther consideration than to accept , P;,ssonger-ca
inaptly the tendered resignation. tuet tha
I tires, the jo
"TliK TILLMAN." and the no
"It was wholly appropriate," says) are eijmina
Charleston News and Courier, may travel i
tat the first destroyer built at the ;,l|t'>niobile.
iiriesion liiivy vara SIMMllil II ;i \
>11 named af?or Sonator Tillman.|':MT'V't>g 1,1:1
i> Charloston navy yard owes much ..
[ homo day
Senator Tillman and the Ameri- . .
. or, predicts
1 navy owes much to him. Fitting!,., ...
" Observer, tli
cnowledgetnent of this double ..
I ities as a he
>t is made in giving his name to
I till lie liappv
> staunch warship that slid down
> ways into the waters of the Coop- 1 l,OSs',,|>
river yesterday, (Monday). .makes ji fine
It is to be hoped that the Tillman so,1H* ?thor I
1 be only the first of many war! Kvon thou
ft to l>e constructed at the Kallv doesn'
arleston yard. The few small jlas to <11-1np
its which had been built there be
e the construction of this destroySCISSC
was undertaken were almost too
y to be classed as war craft in this'
le when even tho*llghter types such
destroyers run to more than :?0tr irang ur|
' The linpre
t in length. Hut the l.uihling ofj of (.oniniam,
so small fry was a hint of what "to the efTeci
Charleston yard could do and had greatly i
dmhly helped to get for this yard: saN ',1K 'n '
. , I,, v voyage takin
job of building the nilman. Now ?
of the tune
t a real destroyer has been turn-| require
out there in lirst class style there The enthu
ins to be reason why the Char es Ihe French f<
yard should be given the op- ^Ii"'r',ans.
tunity to build some more of 's >n
nient, and F
?> 1 , , .
mi % 111* lilM
t was 'most appropriate that the what an imp
it destroyer built at Charleston become.
iuid have been named in honor of Senator Ni
i tention to tin
memory of the late Senator I-; 0?0.00?* by t
n. The Kitted South Carolina navigating w
ator will not be forgotten soon, that he couh
11 though no monuments are rear- 0<?0 appropri
to his memory and no ships named Just
i ist today the!
his honor; but it is nevertheless , ,
for works ot
ing that the .destroyer w hich was , . ,
carried forw
nched Monday should bear his |,0p,. gotneth
ne. 1 arouse the ,
- - ! importance c
Tlt.W KI.INfi ItX Xlltl'I.WK.
I
Hie successful Might of the ISritish
igilde across the Atlantic last ffMiin
The federi
k serves to strengtlien the lieliet i
entered upon
t in the not far distant future, a 0J( on ,jH.
rney to Kurope may lie aecoin- healthful an
died between the hours of break-' the da
t and dinner, with a little time to 1 ,1,y not ob"
iiig t he dalr
>p in Condon and return in time , .. ... ,
* buttermilk is
supper. Possibly this is going a roach of t
le too strong, but its possibility Will If this
not to bf questioned. That the amount to a
piano will soon be carrying pas-'''''n ''u ,)%
1 the birdseed
gers and mail to London over- . . .
: struct much
lit is a sure guess, and with de- should keep
opmonts in the possibilities of air- mit the scho
ft in keeping with those which P"lp"K. 'ho <
lowed the first automobile, we may! ">rH Pi'hli
J of the but to
modest in our expectations that w)l.l( ,|1(1 lM|
trip to London will be accom-j government,
ihed so easily. j bureau or
. ... , equipment o
I he automobile, a few years ago a
i inspectors, i
uiy, only afforded l?y the wealthy.' rH An(j ,,
1 dark pessimism hanging overi have to be
posed improvement and develop-' cans to serve
lit of the machine, has grown into, heep the hi
inion usage and has become a-ne-j B0,,rilty,
among not only those blessed $?,.">Io.MO I
h wealth, but also among those of Lancaster
ler holdings in worldly possessions of auto
. w 1 this year Is I
in business. Why. nowadys, no .
I Is added to
l can do business without a Ford an(j niainteni
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fE LANCASTER NEWS, LANCA8TE1
ick, and if one had judgirst
automobile produced, A CiLlMl'Sh .VI
ave said the truck is itn- t.. t , ,
Short Items of Ii
Here, There ai
s will not get foolish in
laving the paper deliver-! The annual sun
ane or in regard to trav-ltearhers opcned at
at Orangeburg We
. plane, rather contenting I contlnue for four w
tl.e train and automobile, > 30. The enrollnien
e time not "doubting that days exceeded that
lie first days of (he loco- session ?n(l Indlcai
, ... , , , I tendance this sum
automobile looked upon
. largest for the pas
e same light as we now course8 of 8ludy
the airplane. Possibly j teacher training in
ss carriage, as the auto-! chanics and home
j? j4.. . ! ropnhir nnrninl #roi
viiwoii in eariy stages, i
. . , I teaching of illitem
red by many an impossi- . ., ,
; other practical v
looked upon with awe. Wilkinson annou
passenger airplane will the end of the
'Iconic less generous only "ion the National
Increased danger to the Teache'8 in Colored
I State Teachers' Ass
; their annual meetin
'tless a fact that the tele-i These gatherings wi
ronsidered an imposslbil- from all parts of t
5wise the telegraph and ! who wl11 rtMiinin fi
hone, so is the passenger ^u&nst 3. ^
isidered. hut by and bye. Petty thievery 1:
them in the a'r as thick'niuch annoyance an
.... , chants in Columbia
iioldle is now seen on the.
clothes men are al
airplane has many ad- engaged In workl
er the automobile as a j which tlrtns have re
rrying vehicle because of wholesale merchant
t the wear and tear on s,a,,on lft,l,nK of so
, , , . said the thefts had ^
Its to the machine itself . , . .
its of a day s t.uslne
"esslty of smooth roads 3acl{3 of rlco
ted. The airplane a!so:and other staple
uany nines as rust as an stolen on oilier occn
and this is a very inter- an' usually surcessfi
deration in travelin* or mercluimlis
parties are brought
il a Ion* distance. i . . . ,
til eves are snre\v?l
some senius will disrov- la hind.
chants lose evervthl
tlie Raleigh News and , ,
erang< s and canneil
at water has some, qual- Gf co,n. rice and si
verage. and then we can Retail linns report
attain. The Raleigh pa-' Nothing. shoes am
, ... ... . found in a five and t
doesn t know that water
drink when mixed with Jass Thompson,
hings under arrest at I.
_ ^ fortnight ago chars
gh the country is dry le- over by an autoinobl
t signify that a fellow P,nced ,n ,he York
,, been brought to th<
L Paw-Paw.
_ jail, it having been
the spot on which
>ltS AND PASTE. icurred Is in Chester
fprobably be tried at
court of general sej
Ocean Shrunk. nox, wpek Thomp
< Times and Democrat) J VJ,.irs of age and ,8
ssion or the ocean flight, afler tho killinR
er Read, as he says, Uj only appi.ehended a
t that the Atlantic oceanjaRO ,s wanled.
shrunk." The enormous tho chftrRO of havln
hue is astounding, the a ,nm,)or rnmp ,,
g only a minor fraction ()f ,ho slato
tnat a steamer would
T A. Hightower, s
siasm of the British and the Addison Mill. Ki
or aviation surprised the over by an autoniobi
Kverywhere tin- future StewaVt. a Warrenvi
to for a great develop- afternoon at 1 o'cloe
ranee and Great Rritain, paik in Kdgefield
d war-bombing realize tho igh it Is not tt
ortant faetor the air has hurt. Mr. Illghtowe
| grandstand at tlie p
i w. of Indiana, calls at- Stewart drove up am
( appropriation of $.130,- control of his. ca
in* British for tlie aerial Hightower to the gr
ork, and recalls bitterly, ing his legs.
i not secure a $50,000,
at ion for tlie American Reports received
as certain as nations ex- Service Commission
Ir future rests in the air, ?? ,h,? recent examl
war and peace will he master at I.aniens ii
ard with rapidity. Wo dorstood. that Jam
ing can he done to mado ,hu highest m
American people to tho 'hirksdale and D. M
ii i ihs now development. "'K nexi in i ne or<l
j Sullivan Is a gradu
Unite,milk. Ver8,,y ?f So,,th Car<
i State Journal.) hy ?nd
al government has now
a buttermilk propaganidea
that buttermilk i->
(1 it wo.lld be well to .1 .
iry interests It is prob- \%
erved that in oncourng-i
y interests the price or
i likely to go beyond the
bo common consumer.'
suggestion may not
quite eerernment
has enough of
on to oti
-
pep.
the newspapers, 'he
dubs and other formula- J
c sentiment to take care
then
ttermllk will do to
It will require a little
department. with an
f secretaries, managers,
Monographers, messeng- 1,0,1 in on
ion all these people will Bostonlans
Democrats or Republi- there is more
i the party propriety and Mostonlans.
ittermllk from getting
"mm Automobile I'ees. LANC
county s apportionment
mobile license fees for
12,510.80. This amounti
the road construction I
ance fund 1 ****"
K. S. C.
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, THE STATE.
i
utonst Gathered |
id Everyvvlit'iv.
inner session for
the Stute eolleRe ?
dneeday. it wl)Ij A
'eeks, ending July1 . t .
t for the first few J I^OCaiC
of any previous
tes that the at-'
mer will be the
t six years. The Loans
cover vocational Overdi
agriculture, me- Bonds
economics, tlie Libert,
nlng subjects, the! Furnit
ites and various Bankil
ork. President Other
need that at Due fr
> summer ses-! Curren
Association ofj Gold .
I Schools and the Silver ,
ociation will hold; Checks
gs at t he college, j
ill attract visitors Tc
he United States,'
rom July 30 toj
Capital
Surplu
r tho source of Undivl
id losses to merand
the plain pue
Imosf continually Divide!
Ing on cases in Individ
ported thefts. A
was at the police Savilljf
me losses and he Time e
uiualled the prof- p()
ss. One day sev- Certific
would disappear Caslliei
goods would be: liond l
isions. The police 1 Kesei'V
ill in locating the
e and the guilty j 1'()
to justice. Some!
and burn tho ST ATM
Wholesale leering
from onions. T>ofo
I goods to sacks jju>
ich staple goods. saVS ti
the losses of true
1 goods usually [)ooks (
en cent store.
who was placed Swoi
lOckhart about a day of
;ed with slaying
lie driven by Jim
county jail, has Correct
? Chester county I'fc
ascertained that
the killing oc- VV.
county. He will
the term of the
isions in Chester
son Is about 70
i
very feeble. He .
of Jeter and was ??~
bout two weeks superintendent
it Is alleged, on j about six years,
g killed a negroi
i the lower part ' nder the e(
j needy schools a t
| been disbursed t
uperintendent of districts in twen
,
igefleld. was run John K. Swearln
le driven by Jim tender.! of educat
lit* youth Friday unexpended bain
k at the baseball treasury of
and painfully.| amount distribute
inught seriously, twenty-one dietrii
r was facing the county,
ark when young
1 apparently lost According to t
r. knocking Mr. by the state boal
ouiul and injur- corrections, the c
J Charleston count)
J any other chaing
front the Civil state so far exanti
at Washington superior showing
nation for post-( penal system is g
idicate, it is un-( ton County Sanl
ies II. Sullivan Commission, undf
lark, with C. D. which it is.
[. Norwood com- ler
named. Mr.' Captain I. N. !
ate of the Uni- Regt., son of Mi
ttlna, is a lawyer Moore of Inman,
las been county overseas.
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built in
ASTER DER
"The Best Place
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FRIDAY; JULY
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Hank No. 33.
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Statement of (he Condition of the
Sank of Lancaster
'd at Lancaster. S. C., at the close of
ness June 30, 1919.
RESOURCES.
and Discounts $686,11
rafta \ 17,4!
and Stocks owned by the bank 136,1<
y Bonds deposited 261,0!
ure and fixtures 2^4!
house 6,0'
read estate owned 10,01
om banks and bankers 154,5!
icy \ .. . . . #2,8<
2.6!
and other minor coin 2,7!
; and cash items 3,6i
>tal $1,306,85
LIABILITIES.
I stock paid in $ 50,0(
s fund 100,0(
ded profits, less current exnses
and taxes paid 40,5(
banks and bankers 10,71
ids unpaid 2,5(
ual deposits sub t
to check $470,064.45
s deposits 238,619.24
ertificates of de
sit 115,842.80
id checks ?,719.00
r's checks 381.18 828.6i
leposit account 261,9."
e for taxes 3,5(
tal $1,306,85
: 0*K SOUTH CAPOL1NA,
County of Lancaster?ss.
re me came Geo. W. Williams, Cash if
Dve named bank, who, being duly sv
lat the above and foregoing statemei
condition of said bank, as shown by
>f said bank.
GEO. W. WILLIAMS
n to and subscribed before me this
July, 1919.
II. T. CANNON,
Notary Public S.
SROY SPRINGS,
L. CRAWFORD,
ADDY C. THOMSON,
Directors.
^
? ? - -^*r of
education for <
BUSINESS N(
lualizution law for <
otal (>f $58,120 has 1 ?K SAI.K?About
imong seventy-nine Dnror pigs, two to
ty-one counties by ol'l. \\ M. Morr
Ken, state superin- '!
ion. This leaves an ~ ~ ~
nee in the state S.XLK Foial ear
;,880. The largest ^00,1 ?s ?<>w ?nd gy
Ml was $9,521 to sHl rheaP r?rtfMh. J
its in Chesterfield J- s Walda^SA^int
Mills, No. A 12. \
lie report just filed
ril of eharities and
haingang system of
r ranks higher than '
:ang system in the urottorv
tied. Credit for the ^ J
of the Charleston I*AXC AHTK1
iven to the Charlestary
and Drainage
r the supervision of AutOITlol
Truck? a
doore, f>th Co., 2nd
p. and mrs. w. m.| tractor*
has rPtiiiTM'rt from I \
T
ONIAN^v
Shoes for Men.
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The Hampl
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A Blender, tapering toe.
in tread and heel. Start:
because it fits the eye.
umart because it fits tt
Tony Calf at
fc $9.00
WRTMENT STOF
to Shop After All."
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