The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, July 29, 1919, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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V i PAG* ST \ ~ \ SERIES' \ IN t EIGHT ^VILSON SAW NO ** PRISONER BADLY I <?-> ^ IVsWont Denies Sin* lt(*|M>i*t<H ^ tality Practiced on Amcriri Z 4 ' Soldier. Washington, July 28.?Pre Wilson, in a letter to Represer Dallinger, Republican, of Mas *etts, characterized as "entire accurate" a recently published nient by John W. Kehoe, a h< superintendent 01 tno ivnignts lumbus, that Mrs. Wilson ob personal evidence in Paris of treatment of American inilitarj oners. A dispatch from New York ( Mr. Kehoe as saying that Mrs aon, while at base hospital IS was beckoned to the cot of a s who displayed "numerous wel his arms and back." and that s ported this to the president wil result that "the entire guard were brought up on charges ai moved." In the correspondence wit! president, given out by Mr. Dall the latter quoted from the news account and asked for addition formation so that he might ' from the war department the pi ment meted out to those guilty. The president replied as folio i*iy i/ca i tui. i 'el 11111 ist i i nr paper article to whicn you rel your letter to me of July 21 \vi tirely inaccurate. Mrs. Wilson si evidences of violence on the p whom she met in base hospita F>7. and her inquiries brought oi fact that whereas one of the p ers used by American army in had been delivered over to then very bad condition, the cond had been rapidly corrected, and harsh treatment as had been pra in one or two instances had promptly checked. "Very sincerely yours, "Woodrow Wilsc With the correspondence Mr linger gave out a statement to t feet that he could not reconci' "president's references to prisons I the recent testimony of G< March, chief of staff of the "showing conditions rivaling tl Siberian prison camps." FORM CORPORATION TO DEVELOP TR (Continued From Page On< Slates and Latin America, ?s v South Atlantic ports. The Sou lantic Maritime corporation has formed to handle the ships; the Atlantic Export company is formed to handle the outgoin incoming goods. These agench *emi-publio. devoted to the i some, helpful exploitation of tl vantages nature has given us. "Full success, however, can i had unless business men of thi adjacent states appreciate the tion. In asking their coopera do not feel that I am asking an rifice; on the contrary, I li 1 am calling their attention to i portunity to better their own 7iesses and to improve the eco condition of this section. Th no natural reason who we < .ship, or why the Middle West ^ ship to Latin-America via cire routes; neither is there any n or valid reason why imports Latin-America should come to the Middle West by any save th< direct and therefore the oh route. "I trust this situation will b< fully considered, and that our ping potentialities, which font been partly dormant, will be realized." "KI< KLESS" DRINKS GAINING DISREI (Continued From Page On to serve hard drinks in violat the law. >'ol>ody Paging John Hurley* In a few saloons whiskey and of more than 2% alcoholic e may be obtained in devious wa; the demand for this sort of ! is said to be surprisingly small. Several saloon keepers wh< questioned on this point said th not attempted the surreptitiou of "hard" drinks because th lieve public sentiment would noi infraction of the wartime regu nnd certainly would not saneth lation of the law after the co ^ tional amendment goes into These saloon keepers said the had hope that court decisions permit them to resume the sale toxicants at least for a perio< reding January 16, next. Rusiness in the saloons has off. and hotel manairerfl snv thei not made enough at their bars I expenses since July 1. I lUM'K HILL TO BUILD II Npn TWO XKW HCHOOLHOl'SKS Rock Hm g c Jujy 28?Twq ad ditional school buildings, a grammar Sl 1 Bru- 8Chool for white children, and a pub- 8 an lie school for negroes, will be erected j, in Hock Hill within the near future, j, according to announcement made to- ^ day by Dr. Myron Sandifer, chairman r 'siricnt I of the board of trustees for the Rick ?. itlll iVP Hill school district. The buildings , sacnuwill be erected with funds obtained iv in- 11 through the recent sale of school ' S ^te | bonds in the sum of $75,000. ^ | Plans for the school buildings ai< n , now being drawn up by a local archi- ?, tamed , tect. The cost of the proposed build- . brutal . , , , , 1 . . ings has not yet been determined. The f priB" j site for the grammar kchool for white j, . children, which will be located in the ~ 1 noted 1 P western section of the city, was pro- n ^ claimed last week. Work on the ' proposed buildings will not be started h loluier before the early part of the coming ?i lts on .w . , . , 1 year, as the prevailing high prices ? ne reth the ?r building material are practically ^ t ^ prohibitive. The trustees expect to j, , * see a decline in the cost of materials ? ici re-1 1 I within the next six months. The , I buildings, however, will probably be ?, i the I completed during the early part of n ' next summer and will be opened for D< paptrithe fall term of 1920. , ; Mearn present Rock Hill has no public , . school for negroes, a fact which the 11 ii ii mhtrustees of the Rock Hill school district have been lamenting for some- ?, WS" time. The negro children of Rock news ^11}| at present are being educated v. for in ^ by denominational institutions. An ' n additional grammar school for white n" children is badly needed here, as the enrollment of pupils during the past il No C( vear was so large that the schools it the. . .. . . ol were badly crowded. . rison Paris r()N(;|tKSS|ONA|1 INVl'lKIES INTO LVNC'HINCiS DEMAXI>K1> itions \'ew York. July 28.?Congres- , [ such If sional investigation of the wave of . ct i cod i r mob violence and lynching through- . h&en 6i out the United States was demanded C( in an "address to the nation" signed ni by former President Taft. officials of several Southern states and other naDal w tionally prominent citizens, made ?f public here today by the National Asle the A ' sociation for the Advancement of Col- , i with . ? , Pi ored People. ?neral o1 "Patriotic citizens throughout tho'^, arm>, country feoj tj,e shame which lynch- . lat of la ings have cast upon the nation, but ^( they have assumed partial responsl- o| bility for this shame by their silence and their acquiescence." said the adADE dress. "The time has now come when citizens of the United States can no s) longer contemplate without protest the setting at naught of the fundaia the mental principles upon which their, (i th At- citizenship is based." . ol i been The "address" recounts that in l South 1918 no less than 6 7 persons were being "done to death without trial or any g and process of law," and declares that it os are. |s well known that the innocent, with j ^ vhole-j (h,, guilty, "suffer cruel inflictions ofj f. te ad- mob violence." A congressional in-' . j\estigation is urged so that "meansI _ lot ht may be found to end the scourge." \ is and ! Prominent signers included I'nited sltun- States Attorney Genera! Painter, tion I former Attorney General Charles J ), y sac- Bonaparte. c?f Baltimore; Klihu Root.!s1 leliev Chas. K. Hughes, Judge Ben B. Lind-' e, ?n op- sey and governors and former gov- & bust- ernors of seven states. ! 3 nontic h ere is Collective Bargaining Association. p ihould Atlanta, July '28.?Kntployes of tc dtouUl the Southern Bell and Cumberland t tt nitons Telegraph and Telephone companies! p atural today complete d organizations of an $ from association which the con panics have; si us or agreed to recognize as ar. agency for , p r most collective bargaining and for general-' eapest lv serving as an intermediary be-; tween the officials and 16,00') ent-{ i care-' ployes. ' Ship- tBBBB q r havs ?.? . fuiiy yvvvvvvv>^%*>yv , ? | More Tim a X tu: v?.. 1 I JL Illllgd 1 UU 1 ion of \ JL Buying1 groceries and provi; takes time. ontont But it takes more time in io TB, but A J <ervice X 'n our store we save your t|i which you have a right to ext> V ' ' " And in addition we give y4 V h'i\1 es* duality at honest prices, afr py jjp. A thing that isn't perfectly sati t favor + ^n exampie 0f tho kind of c lation. ommend to you is RYZON Bid >n vio- T nstitu- ? Here is a baking powder w pff,>rf |'A duces excellent results and yc V JL it- .Besides it is pure, clean i would 1 of in A estly priced at 40 cents a poun I f TERRY, J ? have x " to pay * VHWtV W r "* i*v- ?s* r" ^ "?*? THE LANCASTER NEWS. LA] r,\NDS()MKLY <JO\VNKI> WOMKN | FLICK FROM GAMIll/ING JOINT Mineola. July 28.?Forty hand- Iff omely gowned women rushed panic-j tricken from a residence in Cedar-; urst, near here, early today follow-' ig a raid on the house when gam-' ling is said to have been In progress.1 tesplte a heavy downpour the woiuen I ucceeded In forcing their way past he guards and escaping over muddy oldn , The raids was made by members of he state constabulary and several poicemen, although it is said to have eon inspired by the Nassau associaion, composed of wealthy Nassau ounty residents, who for some time ave? been aroused by numerous re- . orts of society gambling in their ( lidst. The raiders entered the house with rawn revolvers. It was the sight of hese weapons that created panic mong the women, according to mem-, ers of the raiding party, and put vim i their flight through the soggy elds. Three men and a truckload of gamling paraphernalia were taken by the Uders, who said that some of the oker chips were marked as high cs 1,000. The men refused to give leir names and were booked at poce headquarters as "John Superinmdent," "John Bookkeeper" and John Doorkeeper." ECS It O BISHOP INDUIAiKS IN LITTLE UNWISE TALK Chattanooga, July 28.?Declara on that before the negroes of the nintry again will submit to "many f the injustices which we have suf>red. the white men will have to ill more of them than the combined umbel' of soldiers that were slain in 4 le great world war" is made in a Iter written to President Wilson by le Itev. J. G. Robinson, presiding der of the African Methodist Kplsipal church, of Chattanooga, and iade public here tonight. The letter written by Robinson, ho acted as spokesman for the deletion of bishops and laymen of the friean church, which presented a ledge of loyalty to the president at ntbreak of the war. appeals for the resident's support in behal fof legisition to prevent lynchings and to irce Southern states to place negroes n juries. Americans Knter Germany. Coblenz, July 27.?Army headuarters yesterday gave permission ir five American commercial travel I rs to proceed through the Coblentj ridgehead on business in the interior r Germany. Hinting: at Somebody. Some of the matrons of this com-i lunity went to see "The Good For othing Husband*' last week. Cerlin other married ladies didn't have i ro.?Humboldt Chronicle. OTICK <>F OPKMNC; OF HOOKS OF SI" list 'KIl'TIOX. Notice is hereby given that the ooks rfIL subscription to the capital lock of Xtebet Ac Wilson, Incpf'porat- " ' ' il. will be <M^en at the office of Nlsbet Wilson. LMcaster. S. on the 1st day of Julv, 1919, between the ours of lit M. arvd 2 y. M. Said cor- I oration is being organized pursuant H > a commission ia/yed by the Secre- H I try of State to the ynderslgned cor- H ? orators; the capital stock to be H 10,000.00 divided int)l one hundred H hares at thA par valu\ of S100.00 B er share. .1. F. NISBfcT. |j| J. S WIHSfcN. jQ e. clybuun\vihson. B Corporators. H I>at<>d July 28th. 191?J. 70-11 fl le for the | S J A/ant to Do % 1 J dons for your home always ? B ^ >me stores than in others. Bj ne by giving you the service j4 g ect from your grocer. V Pa ' I ti merchandise of the high- t H id cheerfully take back any- ? sfactory. 7 groceries we carry and rec- ?? Bj king Powder. H e know you'll like. It pro- ^ H u can always depend upon I Yon ami economical. And hon- x H d. ?jl sine The Grocer 1g r ? I Hi I NCAgTBR. 3- C Self-Hanging Device made ! under patent license V.jr "*Qf| Ufi ! I \ VUUUK bleeping I \ I Mean Better He \ v TV build a sleeping porch is expensive. T porch already built, int<? a sleeping porch w Hanging Ventilating Shades* is not expensive Yl'DOK Self-Hanging Ventilating Shades vol entire poreli ready for day or wight use in halt The VUDOR Ven woven in the top of each shade itself gives without drafts?it is the only thing of the sort The One Million Yl7>OK Porch Shades their worth. rpi 1 11ii*\ ci?uic in s<11t. pleasing, permanent ? They last for many years and the cost per vein moderate. Let us demonstrate them to you. f t Lancaster Departmei "THE BE&T PLACE TO SHOP AFTEI \ >o You Like IV | / ' 1 have am extra bargain in 1>1 acr< f Land's For" and Monroe Roads. tOne mile to Zion, W-> miles to Shilo Only five miles from town. Forty acr This place will rent easily for 2,0(J \ at 30 cents a pound, amounts to $6 \i ou say mai cotton will not always b jK > guess you know, I don't; but my o| B neaVe* -10 cents this fall than it will Just look aromnTftrtH try and fin< several years ago vvho will sell for B ^ Lancaster County land is cheu in the State. Why? It is because tl not realized/ the important duty th B B to educate them tl Don't drag along; like you have to thinking and figuring for yourself The Above farm has at least $1 Listen, I don't ask you $t>0()0 fo * ,)Ut fhe jlmall sum of $2866.50, which * ? T|lj^ff are wofth half the price I ask, lea $1400 Or $15 an acre. Don't sleep till you have seen n stay long. i will have to pay lor sleeping. This piacc e Mr. L. S. Si a rives visited (ireenwood Conn W. iL PLYLER, The 1 r ivggyr TUESDAY* JtJLY 29, \ J ^orches I alth I 0 transform a (lav itli VUDOR Self- . With the latest H 11 can protect your $ an hour or less. tilator 1 perfect ventilation 1 made. in (hvjly use prove X I colors in atk sizes, r of service is vury it Stores I lonev ?! es located on the crossing of I h, within 200 yards of school. H es in woods and some timber. I >0 pounds lint cotton, figured I 00. This is 10'i on $6,000. I ring 110 cents a pound. Well, I pinion is that cotton will sell | , I some one who bought land H anything like the purchase H per Hum any other County I ie peopK' in this County have H at they ,owe their children. H te prestig^of a homestead. I been doings wake up and go I 500 worth of buildings on it. I r it, or even $5000, or $4000, S is cheap. The buildings alone tV ving the 1 tnd only, costing I fie about this place. It can't I litis advanced $300.00 I ty in search of a home I .and Man I