The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 26, 1919, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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The Lancaster News \,naj"rl.>(SU>U-WEEKLY.)
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Established 1832. cards with Wh
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Published Tuesday and Friday
BY THE Republican pa
LANCASTER NEWS COMPANY. "Already,"
Lancaster, 8. C. "there are si>
*- the regular U<
GEORGE BULLA CRAVEN , ,
age of the tr
Editor and Munuger
, lead im media
The News is not responsible for the movement. 1
rlews of Correspondents. Short and
mtlonal articles on topics of general rea"-v heginnii
iiterest will be gladly received. it W|U be con
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: Borah and Jol
Cash in Advance. jected spcakin;
? * * ,,? xsiitics are ,mp?'
, . A liberal's na
Entered es Second CI&sb flatter pyf more conl
October 7, 19 05, at t"he PoatotHce at
Lancaster, S. C., under act of Con- mindedness of
gresa of March 3, ls7 9. Borah, who hi
Country Tie of Th?e, 8w??t Land ^ ^?88 Interested
of Liberty." than in tho po
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2C?, 1919. ma(U> of U
===============:===-====== "Tho cutrom
<RM>I> KOADS SKXT1MKXT tiltOWS. This country i
The recent election in Richland party, but a tn
county on the question of issuing two he founded on
million dollars bonds for good roads. The world has
elections in several other counties in that."
the state and activity from one end of ''ut the part
South Carolina to the other in the he what the cm
matter of building and maintaining he christened
roads serves to show that good roads cause would
sentiment is increasing with each day. sialism, and. a:
In the neighborhood of ten to twelve "'he world has
million dollars of bonds have been 'hat.
voted in South Carolina since the boginning
of this year to be expended (
on improved highways. Counties and are ^<>, *
townships took the matter in their t,lis <,is'ance '
own hands after the legislature n,unic'Pa' Rove
failed to give the people what they w:
wanted in the way of legislation pro- Prin,,'r-V held la
viding for state highways, and the which gave Mr
work has begun. The News believes; ,ourtoen votes
that with the start already made ' u,n'H^er
South Carolina will within a few ,)0< n pn rro<*
. . .. . charges which
years have good roads, roads that can
. . , , . , .. . .. would seem wo
he traveled twelve months in the year.
, . ... ...I , , feat. Therefoi
Richland county s two million dol,
r . , election as chie
lars will give that county first class
. . . . . , by the sea will
roads; Anderson county has voted
$1,450,000, and other counties have ,'on' aIthouKh
voted from $100,000 on up. The * ^ar't s,on
, , , . .. was then editr
.good roads fever is spreading.
caused that pi
\OI A TI.MK I OR I'OUTHS. barred from tl
Republicans in the United States a majority
senate arc playing politics with tiro lesion want Mr,
in delaying action on the peace treaty, 'hot being the
art' embarrassing the president and vx outsider:
the nation. They may ho making) xx'"1 "
party capital. doing so at the expense!
of the nation and the people, l>nt Si! ....
' I It is related
tie good will come front it to them-l ,
hoarded tood n
selves, their party or to anv one.
covered a hog
"The New York Globe sees the
j storage twentyformation
of a new party out of the
i remember w her
league controversy." savs the C'hari
cold storage pr
lotte Observer. "It believes that Sen-; .
| tnclination to I
ators Johnson. Borah. Iteed, Knox, .
I been nearly tha
Brandegee. Fall. Moses and I'oindex-j
to- w ill not vote for the League of
Nations cannot he called news Their SCISSOR!
conference Friday can have little of - j
feet upon the passage of the treaty or * aira
. . , , . , , (Charleston i
on the number and kind of reserva-l
ihe Carran
tions that will he attached to it. Those, m#.(, a ,f;rmaI ,
matteis have already been deter- against the et
mined. After some months of h.eL I root)* into Mm
in'- and filling the Interpretations of who < a
aviators and h
Mr. Hoot, Mr Hughes, Mr. Tatt and. . .
' and has domain
President Wilson, which are suhstan-' t|,e t'nited State
tially identical, will be incorporated lately withdraw
In some way in the instrument of rati- "'s' w'th its de
- .. .... . -i.t . will be given c
fication, and the treaty will he passed.
, tion it deserves
Further interest in the proceedings j( w |s t()
arise- not so much from doubt as to ranza would ta
the ultimate outcome as to the im ! bandit chase. 1
certainty as to the political flotsam; so ?n,onK his
. , . I chances are he
and jetsam that will he left when the , , ,, .
his own volitic
discussion has subsided. The confer- stiff-necked old
en< e of the eight senators Friday had idea of his ow
for some of them a political s>gnifl large conceptiot
van re out of all proportion to the Im- ',onor of Mexlc
. protest which
porta nee of the immediate issue. It . , ...
demand which
had that significance, one- may safely amount to very
say. for Senators Borah and Johnson, matter go at th
These gentlemen are momentary as- 'he issue furth
sociates of one Democrat and several demand ca
Washington and
reactionary Republicans who oppose That js pr0ba
the treaty for reasons and from mo- |<, hardly cone
fives widely different from their own, will commit the
T>ut probably it is not of this passing lowing "P his w
combination that thev are thinking. tnak'
contrary, thai f;
Not for nothing did the anxious conn- Fulled Stal
lenance of the leader of the Hepubli-J the case of evi
' : \
THE LANCASTER
appear at their door! every border outrage exactly will
onference. They hold*Is doing in this case?namely, i
ich they may. and per-! troops after the marauders re?
less of whether or not that will
re a dissolution of the 'e a crosslnK of the internati
rty- line. Carranza and his adher
ais The Globe * sees it, | will not be pleased at this procei
;ns that the assent of i but if they try to stop it they
... ... i simply find out that the United St
epublicans to the pass-' , ...
has a real army now and is goin
oaty in any form will j uge Jt tQ whatever extent is neces
tely to a third party to end the border nuisance.
'his movement is al- .. _ ,A ~ *, . - ,
\ on Can t Stay Out of Picken
ig at Washington, and j (Columbia State.)
tinned more openly if; When Mr. Tremaine, of New Y
inson go on their pro-|sa>'8 that haa never been in F
S tour. Motives in pol-!ens' he reveals that he ,8 a mai
; less traveling experience than
>sibl\ hard to analyze, j gentjeman should be. but when
tural inclination is to! unblushingly asserts that he "doc
tidence in the single-| know where Pickens is" he confe
men like Johnson and to an 'Rnorance of a world safe
... , , .. democracy wider by far than
ive a liberal domestic i.
bounds of that world itself,
that of certain of their j plckens is in Pickens.
iciates. Yet one cannot j For the benefit of Mr. Tremalne,
usion that they, as well observe further that Pickens is ur
Republicans ami some ,ho 8hadow of Table Rock, r
Rocky Pottoni, and close enough
Democrats, are now
feel the cool breath of Pinnacle, t
in the league itself js noj remote from Old Plcki
litical use that can be that it is in intimate touch with
icusville and Pumpkintown. that 1
. ... ... . erty is not far away and that C
ie may be unfortunate.
' tral is a neighbor.
u>e('s ,l n, u libeialj There is not much in Rroadway
ie liberal party cannot cept fanfare, flash and fury that
selfish provincialism, can't find in Pickens and, *in
grown too complex for course of months it will he easlei
obtain what is wanted in Pick
than in New York.
> thus born would not j onR number in his acquaints
untr.v wants. It would, the people of Pickens, one can
with misfortune, be- along with comparatively few ot
be rounded on provin- ac,,uain,!,nops'
, , Onlv those who never have va
s I he ('.lobe contends.L. , , . .
, tions are excusable for staying a\
grown too complex tor; from Pickens and for all mortals
familiar with its charms there is pi
t>- Ki.Kt>N. TORONTO AIR RACE
tiven to advising from, ?E FINISHED TOO,
11 the matter of the (Continued From Page One.)
rnment of Charleston. ????
chamber of commerce have arrani
1 kppn '"ferest in the a we|come for the flier9 when t,
st week and the result iand at Curtiss field in that c
. Grace a majority of Preparations have been made in s
over Mr. Hyde, the in- era' cities aml towns between the c
, . . . . trol stations to cure for any aviat
y serious charges had . .. ..
who may have to make a landinp.
a pa in st Mr. Grace, Noted Fliers in Itace.
it substantiated, it Among the lliers who have ente
>uId make easy his de- the contest is Roland Rohlfs, t
e. in a measure, his pilot f?r the Curtiss company, v
, .. . .. | recently made a new American a
f executive of the city;. . , _A ?AA . .
j tude record of 30,700 feet, and v
I be taken as vindica- wjjj fly a triplaue known as the C
his utterances in the, tins Wasp. One of the civilian
lerican, of which hej trants is Richard 11. Depew, an ar
jr. during the war'Instructor during the war, who v
, . pilot a Curtiss machine. <'harles
iblication to he de- . ... , . , ,,
Jones, who has brought down II
le mails. It appears; pianos, is another Curtiss contestar
of the voters of Char- Law reuse It. Sperry, Lieuten:
. Grace for mayor, and Ted Parsons and Lieutenant 11. I
. ........ * i >. lie Hull, veterans of the French
i case, we don t see
i Service, will uphold the honor of
* have anvthinp to do , , .... . /. . . >
I Lalayette Kscadnlle. ( aptain J.
Foote, who will carry President V
i son's greeting to the' Prince of Wal
KHAI'.s? js a? nrmy contestant.
that in the search for A partial list of the army entr
Hirers in Chicago dis- l?> Hie American living cl
...... , , showing the names of the planes 11
that had been in cold .
their pilots follows: Colonel Arc
five years. We do not j Miller. JN-4-H; Major Gilklnson,
l or who invented the Haviland 1*; Major Henry J. Mill
ocess. but we have an! Haviland 4: Major Lyons, De 11
>e]ieve that it has not "i"'" ,,arry am,in' "
ish SK-5; Captain A. 10. Sinionian,
Haviland 4, Captain J. O. Donalds
m British S|'0-5; Captain Kindl
S AXD 1>ASTK. Kr' n'h Sp:u,; (,aptul" M (:" ]
Cleary. Thomas-Morse; Lieuten;
Ross C. K irk pat rich, Dp Haviland
n/.a Protest. Lieutenant W. ("oatos and Lieuteni
^tiffs and Courit r ? Houllet. D?.? Haviland 4; Lieutcm
/a government has Phillips McIIIville. Caproni; Lieut
protest at Washington ant W. It Taylor. De Haviland
it ranee of \meriean Lieutenant M S 10 McCJraw, De II
tiro in pursuit of the iland 4.
piured two Aniortean Austin B Crehore who fought w
eld them for ransom the Freneh as an aviator, wiil pi
led. furthermore, tha' an Italian SVA with it - to horse pt
s goteminent immcd- er motor. There will he four L\
its troops. The pvt.- machines in the race. Captain Ko
mand for withdrawal, will pilot the LWF Shark. equipi
xactly the eonsideru* with a D?<> horse power Libe
namely, none ;it ail. motor; lOUiott Springs will fly one
e expected tHitt .\ii- the types which Itas a 1500 ho
ke cognizance ?,f the power Hispano-Ruiza engine, and t
Perhaps lie had to do pilots yet to he chosen will go al
supporters; but the in LWF planes, equipped with 1
I.-,,iii/i r....... .>/ ? ?
i.e.?tr < <>! ?ii in nurse power motors. The tJorrr
?n. for he is a very machines entered by the arniv in i
fellow with a great race are two Albatross, one Fokk
n dignity and a very three Pfalz, one LWV, and one If;
1 of what the national overian plane, but the names of l
o demands. Hot the pilots have not been given out
he has tiled and thej *?
he has made will XOTK'B.
little if Carranza lets Notice is hereby given that th
at and does not push will be a meeting of the stoekhold
ier. The protest and Of Robinson-Cloud Company on \V<
n be pigeon-holed at nsday, September 24th. 10 10. at
I forgotten. o'clock P. \f . at the Office of Itoh
bly what will happen. son-Cloud Company. Lancaster. 8.
'eivable that Carranza to consider a resolution adopted
folly of actually fol- the board of dlrectlys (o increase I
torrls w ith action He capital stock of saitV company^ fr
e up his mind, on the $15,000 to $40,000. ^
rotn this time forward | ROHINKON-ru>CI> CO
tes Is going to do in By R. B. Rohjnson,
pry bandit raid and 87-4t-4w Sfr. & Treas
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lot the our stop that will stop it."
,S\. Then? was a long silence and then I h;
VF ?ne of the loading counsel arose and, land is
ote w'lth a race of a sniiln. inquired: does no
J<M| "If it please your honor from what
rty date will your resignation take ef- 6 capac
of feet ?" I Rig cow
rso ^ I 500 but
WQ Anything that is standing still Is (Jrainer
.. getting ready to move backward. Oarage
?'t _ _ Shop at
. 5 o "" Cotton
i n ttPKMVti OF BOOKS OF BUB- Good w
SCItlPTiON. Fence i
lh*' 1 New 3pr
Pursuant to a commission issued Other o
?n_ hy the Secretary of State to the un- <;in hou
Ihe dersigned Corporators, the books of etc
subscription to the capital stock of Saw tin
Merchants K- Farntofs Rank of Heath
Springs. S. <\. will be open at the of-' TM,
ftjpflee of J. A. it rid getf & Co., Heath' hog wii
ers Springs. K on Thursday. August dwellin
Pd_;28th, 1919, between the hours of 12 H' iL1'''.
fi M. and 4 ?' M. Said capital stock to' only $6
,in-' be forty thousand dollars divided of the i
C I into four hundred phares of the par Thlt
jIViv<?l'tc of $100 per share. fnr
y' surest 1
Ihe W. T. ORKOORY,
om H. F, IIAILK, D<
K. CORK HHIIXiK.S. gCt ill
K. F. HORTON, in Re
W. I>. ROBINSON,
8 7-11 Corporators. ??
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my |
^.jjl Cunningham-Molll*. j
s i The Columbia State of yesterday
Inn 8uys:
lt News has been received of the mar- j
;mj riago at Kilt more, N. C., of Miss Kessio
Cunningham, daughter of Mr. and
,^jr Mrs. Cunningham, of Lancaster, to A.
tj1P Dawson Mollis of this city.
The news of the marriage will he
yij. received with pleasure by the many
ll>s friends of Mr. and Mrs. Mollis In this
city, where Mrs. Mollis resided for
.je8 more ("nan a year, and where Mr. Fining
lis is well known in business and som(j
cial circles. Mr. Mollis holds a responsible
position with the Southern
l,(. Cotton Oil company. i
|(.It The young couplo are spending
av_ their honeymoon motoring through
ril_j the mountains of North Carolina,
I)0 after which they will return to this
on, rity w here they w ill make their home. I
Vie- A certain judge could not control
i>nt his temper and consequently could
4;,not control other people. One day 1
tI)t there was unusual disorder in court' 8
tut nnd at last the Judge could endure It '
en- no longer.
4, "It is Impossible," he said, "to alav
'ow this persistent contempt of the
court to go on. I shall he forced to Buys
lit! uo to 11?<- extreme length of taking -r-r
TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1919.
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ASTER, S. C. i
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SIG BARGAIN
$20,080
Fine Farm. Within Two Miles of Town That
$18,000 Worth of Improvements and Timber.
nve for sale Mr. J K. Helms', fprm of 267 :54 a cms. This
one of the best farms in th county and a chance like this
t come along every day. Pri< ?j pen acre is $73.00.
ie of the Improvements are:
oom dwelling equipped with lightning arresters . 8 d.tMMMMl
ity barn with feed rooms, fine condition 1,000.00
r barn with feed rooms, almost new oon.oo
ihel caDacitv rrlh
f i
y and smoke house
lou.no
id tools 100.00
house and buggy shed . . . I.VI.OO
ell. fine water JS.'WMMi
iround barn , aoo.oo
room house 1,000.00
utbulldings. including 5 tenant houses . . . *2,500.00
se and machinery. Including 2 70-saw gins, belting.
V - 8,000.00
iber and cord wood O.OOO.OO
*18.IOO.OO
* estimate does not Include good orchard, fine pasture under
re of about 15 acres. Kine grove surrounding the fi-room
g. Two tenant houses have small barns.
up'cmfwypshrdlcmfwypetaoicmfw ypshrdlucm fwvp m m mb
e your pencil and figure and see If It doesn't leave ihe land
.30 per acre This is very conservative and will stand the test
nost scrutinizing purchaser.
r place is In the best of condition, being worked by Mr. Helms
last 20 years. Soil is red clay loam, which you know Is the
and that can be bought.
DN'T FOOL AROUND and let some one else
t ahead of you. See PLYLER, the Live Wire
al Estate.