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FAGE FOUR f heLancaster N ews! (SK.MI-WKEKIiV.) Established 1832. \ CI Eublbbed Tuesday and Eridjijr 11Y TH.K 'a* LJLNCASTKlt NEWS COMPANY, i I ??i<fiui<tp ? I!. ? ? ta UEOIIQE 11LLLA CRAVEN Editor anil Manager m i fa The News Is not responsible for the tli views of Correspondents. Short and tmtlonul articles on topics of general " interest will be gladly received. j tu ?1 SUBSCRIPTION PRICK: Cosh in Advance. One Year $2.00 *c Six Months 1.00 l ,.| Entered as Second Class Mattel ! >" October 7, 1005, at the PostoUlce at m Lancaster, S. C.. under act of Congress of March 3, 1679. j st TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1919. \l ^ y Country 'Tio of Thoo, 6wot Lang ' of L'hortv." ar bi SENTENCE SERMONS. in A silent address is the genuine elo- 'S' quettce of sincerity.?Goldsmith. a" Enjoy the present, whatsoever it[th hn ...wl II I i l. . ? aim uvT mil mci HUlll'llUUS UUOV1LI ^ the future.?Jeremy Taylor. j The fates lead the willing and drag) tr; the unwilling.?Seneca. I Thin1* of the other fellow?put yourseif in his place, he the place high or low. and you'll lind that youjeo will he more c haritahle. Iteedy. nj Happy thou tliat learnedset fromj u 1 another's grief, not to subject thyself to to the same.?Tihullus. ; mi ali We are always striving for things forbidden and coveting those denied) ,r< us.?Ovid. , tes * tr; A gentle spirit may express itself inj rude words of illiteracy; it is not'"1, therefore rude. Ruffianism may speak) the language of learning or religion; i ha it is ruffianiasm still. Strength may'S(| wear the garb of weakness and still |p be strong; and a weakling may carry) the weapons of strength, but fight j"' with a faint heart.?Harold Hell' Wright. wf SCISSORS A Nl> PASTK. da j fr< The truth about war-time piohihi tion is that the coun'ry lias vone <1 \ to stay dry. - art And now a lot of tho e people wh<>' nt have lii'on saying things .thout tii j league of nations will shut tip. \\ o Rpw'iiiii' ollioers in Spartanluti g ov' have found a till in the building n \' vo to the city hall, which is, to say, inosl i,n< eonvonient. oth Austria, it is said, may conie into the league later. Our idea is that p?| anybody can get in provided they ;lj? come with clean hands. ,ra The first think anybody know . pin somebo lv i> Koine to he appoint ,. ? def that vacant judgeship attd tie it a lot hi n of the o*hers will be disappoint* d. , lie\ Whether the suit of Henry Ford 51 ng.tir-d a t'hieniro newspaper result- '','1 In a verdict awarding damages or not, ,v" it is aft >rding a source of amuse- ' to jnent to a lot of peoplo. ! <M,( Of course, it is to he expected that' Wj| the president will pet a lot of criti- ,j ci tu from the Republican side of the ,.jR house It wouldn't -lie good politics to d>* otherwise. ! I It is considered sad by many that) , Caruso has lost thirtv barrels of finei I t he vine, but so long as it remained at his Florentine villa, people in thisl . * ine countrv should worry. _ IllK From the number of new phyalcian* and nurses licensed last week "f it looks as if there is going to he a lot of sickness in South Carolina or 'os! some of them will fall to make a living. a,,t ?. wh< The State quotes an advertisement str? of the meat packers' association as ing follows, "The war is over and all re- froi strictlons on meat are off," and adds the "Yes, all except the price that the squ packers have put on " Which is to the say that the chief restriction is still par on wel WW I THE FAHM TltACTOR. ! street at "It was but recently," says the able to b harlotte Observer, "that the tractor! rage" at iglne began playing a part in the! in being trlculture of North Carolina. The| iu either < rtners were a bit slow at first in j tw o days king on the new idea, but Observer i looks one aders may remember during last j coming tl il and spring its news reports from i that man e various counties were of 'farm! on the bui acfor' exhibitions. The tractor haSjA fellow I >t yet become a common sight on out of the le farms?it ts generally a com-j "it wot llllilv inWKtnmnl limnl I'mvihopu i -i. _ ... T "> ? cny ? ere tubbing in" for tin* common pur- ,?n that at mse of a machine but there is an fiends an i creasing number or Individually "The ni vned tractors in this section of the, that too ate. and the day is coining when I park on e farmers will own as many trac- there is n< rs as automobiles." I cars stay! In South Carolina, The News would I up-to-date sumo from the meagre information j to stay i hand, conditions as to the farm street Ion actor are much the same as in North There seei irolina. In Lancaster county, to he it is a b; ire, there are some tractors, right the city a ound Lancaster there are several, edy." it it has not come into common use: Perhaps the county. Farmers who are us-|will folios g them in this section find them sat-J not perm factory and great savers of energy j streets at id time, and as such, well worth the J ordinance, vestment. A very few years ago! people wh ore were none in Lancaster coun-| may be sal , and several have been sold here Ied since i is year. This indicating tha* the this city, ictor is growing in favor and that j paved port tire and more will he put to work 1 courthouse renbouts vi>?r uftor v.. ..- i ?? ' -. . - ....... ; |>ui ill II (> (( "The tractor is undoubtedly the more thai mmg Insiitution for the farm,' lite nance in I. server says "It ts a subject in position v tich the farmer is now directly in ' torce. and rested and hearing that fact in j causes soni tui. the Observer is disposed to pass! pie but it mg some press matter which comes pedestrian >tn a Detroit agency, describing a j of such or ?t of the endurance powers of thciisanopen trior. It was on a Kansas farm several si ut the experiment was undertaken, i street sine ip tractor had made fifteen and a in force, lit If days "without sleep." and was, there woul li going when the report closed, number hi om the moment it was started the .passed? ictor had not stopped a second and Chester was not playing, but working. It mobiles to trked tin minutes of every one of; sections, t e 24 hours of all the days.! category < v. night and Sunday, being taken | There was mi one field to another, working j to the tnei rough several rainstorms, through town, but slight alTd dark all ih.it time. vented. or "It plowed 150 acres, d sked 2'1 automoliib 03, drilled ID acres, cut Sin acres naid for at grain, and when there w.is nolle , him. I .an : else for it to do it was made to not by any rk on the roads, drawing a dra t one ha a >r 14 miles of road, and is -till at they can. rk at this writing, getting its oi! 'hey do in ! (hanging from one driver to an- lions as an icr vvhile in motion. It is said for tin* tractor that a in of horses has the strength to lainpa. 1 a plow that turns a furrow only dow int four or live inches deep. The: ' 'lout-r'" ctor has the strength of several P'"pot i ion> nis of horses and easily pulls a direr w that plows eight or ten inch*-. Manulaotut p The result is that all over this Ovecoi d of ours at least three inches of !'K!' \ soil w ill lie brought up and tilled '''" 'akings. oil that never has heen turned up oie. This, mixed with the old soil '"'"V work iches it, increasing the yield of " ' " I>s and eventually producing w ' nigh extra food to help out the liv- ' '"PP?'d lot prolilein. Again, a team of horses sleep 1 plow about two acres of ground a ay; a farm tractor will plow s.x to elong drow ht acres a day." I N>? w 'sc bored to m DMilt OK I VIl It WILL 1'OI- and prospe X)\V LAWASTKIt'S KXA.MI'LK. | si|> to rm? Koi K Hill 11 ? ?i (| is upset over Rro\vn so t fact that automobiles arc per- th;it it need ted to be parked on the main bus- jn the way as street so thick that it is well- securing n< h impossible for the pedestrian to js tacitly t ss the street with even a degree business m safety. The Record wants some- an(| towns, ng done about it before there is. men arc w 4 of life. It says: Iniain to in It would be a good Idea if the eity their opera horities would arrange a plan overlooked erehy pedestrians could cross Main j rare cases, ot without running the r isk of be- | community killed. Any day now one can see "A typic in thirty to sixty cars parked on city allowe two sides of the Main street confident a arc from the Methodist church to of over 6ft, Nadonal Union bank corner? |s given in ked so closely to gether that it is (Kla.) Tine I-nigh Impossible to cross the chairman < 9 V HE LANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER auy point. Should one be Bureau. Under the reak through the car "bar- Became Too Sure of any point, the danger lies Has Been a looser," run down by a car coming states: uinuuu. no man can iook icn yca\s ago at once. If he carefully /.ens argued that tl i way a car is sure to be the city was firmly u> other way. It is a fact was no longer necet y car drivers go too fast ducements for new i siness blocks of Main street, were of sufiiclent im ins to be pretty agile to uet everything that we I ir way. era would come wi! lid not be a bad idea if the us. That if anything to build an overhead bridge way of city huildii roet and thus gi\e the speed along other lines, unobstructed right of way. follow ing because th ain trouble, as we see it. is portrayed in pleasir many cars are allowed to the unthinking will i Main street. Apparently, man or set of men i ordinance to prevent these- give something fo ng there all day. In most thinking men know cities cars are not allowed value can only be ha< 11 one spot on a business all now realize thai ger than thirty minutes, made; that since we ns to l?e no time limit here, dustrial development id situation and it is up to creased our wealth a lutlioritlcs to apply a rem- *he same rate; tin merchants have suffe i after a while Hock Hill tress and have been v Lancaster's example and lief, and that whai it cars parked on certain have had has come I I all. Lancaster has such of industrial workers and, to the credit of the! two years. 0 drive automobiles here, It i "'The Industrial id. it has b eon well respect-; to bring diversified ts passage. In the case of Tampa that will givi the ordinance covers the a meat number of ion of Main srreet from the wages, and that thes* * to the depot, and no car is be such as can oper to remain in this area for cessfully as elsewher 1 live minutes. The ordi-i intend to part with t ancestor met with soi ie o;>- deliver to any manuf hen it was lit at put in of value until he ha perhaps, does yet: it business in successft a inconvenience to the poo- iitlieient capital to n lessens the danger to the iness. They intend t Whether tlte enforcement' bestowed as an indu dinance prevents accidents, spent in the erectlo question. There have been factory buildings, so light accidents on Main ufacturer from any e the ordinance lias been operations another nt who is in position to say sa,n<> building. The d not have b eon a greater '-hese factory huiidinf id the ordinance not been | f' on !l iract of Ian I industrial corporatio regulations require auto- appreciation in value stop at certain street inter- adjoining lands will he chief nuisance in the '? '',n stockholders, a >l automobile regulations. Ppnse of building tli a great deal of opposition business men of Tani| isure in our neighboring stockholders in this it a single accident is pre- 'hey will derive all a ^ in file life saved, the ?'??' i i> g therefrom.' st will have been well re "The foregoing c 1 the l rouble it, lias caused that one city at least caster and Rock Hill are charged with neglecti means in the same < ia-^; "ies is beginning ty nd tiie other hasn't, but 'h'.iv hie s." at least, l?e thankful that ? ? have the same regula- WIDOW TELLS S 111 urn-*- hi * ii >11*r. zmhj . \<TI\ I'. 'I'MW \S. Mrs. Wr? TrrpnKiiii'r Flu , had a boom and then on c|,|,.ag( n to enjov it. The people , Stand. c town hud grown to such I . that further efforts in ( htcago, .1 uly 14. lion were useless 1 he paKdlor. years of , or Record tells the story: New Orleans, on th< ifldenre is a dee. ptive fault lher tr>?l ?>n the ^h ekod in a n v a n. hit us ?n-',nK l>aul Vo\l*iu\. a P story of struggling tl It is sad. hut true, that . of widowhood. She i inanities, after e,,ergeti-j 0(| ,mu> (.rnSS ? ini for iheii development state indicated. :?nd i ... I i.ei' effort s rewarded come troni the jury 1 . .. night. itiou un ot uece.ss have Mis. Trepagnicr wt a i it e rest and dropped , . , ... fast and came to tin Some are awaking with when she was 18 yeai tl. alas! nianv are moving lied She was inurri sj|v ,'Edmound Trep#gnier, i ! ? ^ u ? i I gar plantation. For business man who has laI had servants and lux ake his enterprise a largejthen a MiHS,g8,ppl rtv rous one, would sit baek|(hf>ir rropH an)l ,|1R f himself, "My concern hasj Florida. Misfortune ast and is so well known "?<> her husband beca , seven years after thet Is no further help from me There was a small of encouraging trade and | Rnd thp w|dftw ,|ad tf pw customers." Yet that work aR an author he attitude or successful, books, private secrel en in a number of cities i government work and \ H tj vo littwl Ironnua I iiiuukii iiiuiviuuaiiy inosc nier had retained a ha orking with might and . . , ... latlire of George Was crease trade and enlarge ),av(! been painted by tlons. They have utterly! Hoping to have it r the fact that, except inj?"ld *h? l?ok ' Pu they prosper only as their ?nterln* ,nto a contra j frtr 150,000 copies. j Mrs. Tregagnier a al illustration of how a ^ 0f sharp practices, an il itself to become over- had not succeeded in fter creating a population i Justment she went to 000 i,. less than 20 years', nn May 5 ,Mt' th? da i ing. and demanded a an article in the Tampa, referred her to h|a ? es by Hugh C. Macrarlane.. then demanded the ret of the Tampa Industrial iature, which she said . s. c. I heading. "Tainprt' f " " Her Future an<^ Mr. Maefarlunejl one class of clti- j ^ ^ \e foundation of Condensed Statenn laid and that it1 ? isary to offer in-J > 11| ndustrles, for we I A J iDorfancn t?i hnlil iii?i and that oth- 1 ? | t.iout expense to JDctlllv Of J ; was done in the IB it should bej At flose of llusin They secured a' cir projects were] iK language, and ' i ilways follow the| KKSOl that promises to r nothing, but l'oana and Discounts ' that things of C,ty Hond8 J for a price. We Liberty Bonds .... t a mistake was Furniture and Fixture! slackened in in- Heal Lstate t wc have not in- Cash on hand and in 1 nd population at it many of our ired financial dlspraying for relever relief they From an increase LIABII , uuring me past, CaplUl Surplus and t'roflts Bureau promises , dividends / industries into' ,, ,. Reserve ?0r Taxes . . employment to, ,A .ot I Deposits *84 people at fair, ?c Bond Deposits . . 16 } industries shall ate here as sue-! e. They do not he ownership or \ f acturer anything I i s an established I 1 ^ il operation and I I perate that hits- ????? hat every dollar t*. . . .? J cement shall he ^ n of permanent X one man- X cause suspends can occupy the X _ y propose that plus s ?s shall he erect- ' .. . u ?. t That's what makes our st< tl owned by the ^ n. and that the X W<i en*?Y d?inK thingS fo1 and sale of the X cause jt brings businc-s Olll pay a fair profit X 0ni?>'able WOrks well as the ex- X We bke to make deliveri e factory. The X service, to supply the best g pa should be the And to suggest to our p<it! corporation, for!** discovered for themselves, the benefit, ar-!^ One of these things is KV We recommend RVZON 1) learlv Indicates . , , . , f excellent hnkintr nowder thai which lias l>?>on t It pi od uces perfect resul up its opportun- .-> I throw off it. A 'lUahty. it's econtlmioal ami i anteo that it will do everyth ' ^ will do. Fairly priced at 10 TORY A OT|N,iMANl TFRRY , Six y Vonrs of ^ ^ r? Witness -Mrs. Vera Tie- \ T^lT XW^B I I I 1^ murder- ^B niblisher. told a trough :tT? years WJ\ . I [ \ is ?o ho subject- When you want Lite I xamlnatton the ?. i ??or fa.. ,?ay ance, or sickness and ie(ore tomorrow si is horn in 1S??1- ^ s United States Ak p* s old. she test!-] VJ# M-J ied to Francois ||?? llcf?rt'Hei)<w lla< owner of a su-i four years she uries. she said.I * er flood ruined iimily moved to _ ____ them1 ' | 'H |w' died B B r marriage. I son to care for led her hand at We represent the Chester of children's best in the South. We do n< tary and cook. W'H ^0 RO on'y when i as a servant. Pressing Club. Have your li ke Mrs. Trepag- rails for your clothes for t)rf> nd painted min-| *>ring it to our Club in tbf> F hlngton, said to K(>e? away Wednesday-find v John Trumbull.j eproduced. ?he 11 f iL 1 bllshors, Anally l/W /\Huf ^ ct with Volland < reused Volland ? d after lawyers I* making an ad-' "Yo?> dog." she said she exclaimed. Volland's office and then he seized her hy the throat y of the shoot- and her pistol was discharged accl-! settlement. He dentally wounding him fatally, iwyers and sho John M. Tregagnler, her son, now urn of the min- married, lives In New Orleans sho , he refused. said. She referred to him as purchns-j I WIUIMWij IMMJUBWBfo I , TUESDAY, jyjLY 15, 1919. > ! " ' t i*lit of Condition of | be i Lancaster ?*S June tto, 11)111. A jrcks. $ 703,638.34 . | .. .. 10,000.00 .1 .. .. 388.110.00 s 2.450.80 16,042.18 Honks . . 186,582 U7 $1,306,823.48 I / i -ITIKS. . , .. ..$ 50,000.00 ... . . 140.500.00 . . ' . . . . 2,500.00 .... . . 3,500.00 ?,;iv;i.4 8 I ! 1.!*$?).<"> 1,1111,32.1.48 I 1 ; iRIES? | X ervice Y Y ore so popular. ?? r oqr customers, not only be- V waV but because it's really Y X e"s, to have a real telephone j roceties the market affords. i V V ons good things they haven't ' f v v Z()NT {Jaking Powder. + ecause we know it's such an ?? t it will please good cooks. ts. It's always uniform in Y t's pure and clean. We guaring any o,ther baking powder Y cents pen,pound. Y y The Grocer | 4 H ANCL Insurance, Fire Insurl Accident Insurance, : k LLISON B ltf'M Coaupa IIM'M PUBLIC Steam^Laundry, one of the >t cojltct or deliver laundry, ileJKenng clothes from our prfndry\ready when the hoy Pressing Club, Otherwise, ergusomBuilding. Laundry /ill be bftck Friday. . y Cauthen \ InK agent for the MinsiHsippi Klver commlHRlon. Ire ( rcHin Supper. An ice cream aupper will he given at lted Hil. church Saturday, the liMh, beginning ftt 4 P- m Proceed.* for benefit of the church.