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PAGE FOUR TheLancasterNews a"ko d (SKMI-UKKKLV.) "eoom,! ! Established 185*2. ; distillery * " little tho Published Tuesday and Friday BY THE 7 COtt< LANCASTER NEWS COMPANY, employ a Lancaster, S. C. their unl GEOIUiK BULLA UK A YEN ||(~ Editor and .Munager ? ' G. Cro The News is not responsible for tb? *l;lU, >)f); lews of Correspondents. Short aud twllouul articles ou topics of general lio'is. h; t&teiest will be gladly received. South t' SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: Cash in Advance. show lug One Year $2.00 Six Mrntht l-uu "" Entered as Second Fiuss Mallei .. Octouer 7, li<05, at the PostuiRc-o .. Lancaster, s. C., undei art o: Con- "From i gress of March 3, 1 ?7 9. ^j -*v V of thoe .1 stair xzfJ&\fx&/ . j A new fn Ky Coiiiitiy *T,.? o' Tits, Swut Lar./ '" ' 'a ?f Liberty," .np^ T}, TUESDAY, SEPT. 2, 1919. SETTLING STH1KKS. The ri For - nuir.r an<l lasting settlement months of strikes. Mayor Mais, of Abbeville,; " which hau the copyright Last week negro1 'here is labor :-" employed L?> a paving com- reason th pany .-ngaged in work prcparut m> cause. K to paving tin1 streets of the town. *'>' rutin hired .<t >*_' 5< a day the day before a 11 the si.', k for ?-.oi' threw down th ''M> <a'ne nicks at.c1 s >veis .tail bevan a nerioil ' writer ii sorted th; ot" Aiitrb ul waiting Then Mayor mit >n > M ; \ a ! ami in the matter. M -t that if a towns, if not . U. and it hot all towns d|d (onvj th' y should, have an ord'nance, don against loafing and loitering. Ah- Utorallv bevi'.le ha- So. Mayoi Mars ordered jn ma the negroes arrested for violation of ,.id< s ma; surh atul four of them were fined ?- "> increase or days in jail Wh.eh is to say. primes. 11 if the striking negroes know anything jMU Jn $ at all about arithmetic, they ^il'- states. ] find that they were doing fairly well iapk 0f before the striko and not as w.-11. s,.r\e as ; since. and there will he no more strl'.;- s,i,j0 for es until Abbeville lias good streets. that brir Mayor Mars' plan is a good one. If weakness a considerable number of men go out honored on strike and loiter around the j,](. fcnov streets, it seems to us they are viola - teni may Ins .1 law ami rati be handled accord- tute has ingl>, and. particularly, if the strik- Mr Wil or- are slreet workers, a way is thusj comparisi provided to get the street work done Carolina at minimum cost. "Why ^ . |nHSt jiav MOONsHIXi: LiyiOR. jllampshh Here, is the way the Abbeville jnjr a yea Press and Manner looks upon the kind sl,p^>rior ?>f moonshine li'iuor that is generally| jn tllis u dispensed in dry communities: I different If persons adicted to the drink j,ajnjng ( tial)it would take a sober, second lence of thought before purchasing such stuff j best sati: as Is offered for sale now at exorbi-. Whatevei tant prices, they would in many cases her of p i resist the temptation and also escape, sacrifice being practically robbed of their ino vengeanc ney if we reinemoer correctly, dtir- South Ca in j: the days of the old bar-rooms, breed th? whiskey that was fresh from the dis- be slang tillery, even when pure, was classed time that as "green" and unfit to drink. Hut' estl.v ant it appears now that some persons should < drink whatever Is offered for stile, re,-,..r S'ess of its age. iiuality, or what SC it is made of. The following from the ILancaster News should be sultlcient Til f > make those who huv moonshine (Charl liquor sit up and take notice, if you j The fc will pardon the exDresslon; m*nt r?io : : "Sheriff Hunter hands this to The considers News for publication. It Is from the s< ' 111 lo onl> milt Mocksville, (*.. Record: "For sev-j a<jVantaia eral weeks we have h^ard it rumored good foo that hloekaders In this section were'ure; but making whiskey from corn meal and , r'"t'8 stable manure. We have recently I rusl1 ! might hi learned that stable manure is being general used sxtensively now in many parts of1 high rosl the country to make whiskey. They. Perhaj say four bushels of meal or eorn ( hop I '*1? rem . L . . . . . I meat dea and e.^hf bushels of stalde manure _ that now will make 1H gallons of whiskey ! pay high that >-lis now In the cities at $'J t per the shop gallon We have heard that certain charged. HTHf? r? distilleries have recently been report-' what Mr. ed because the Mockaders took man p00pj0 h lire f' in the horse stables of the have evei neighbors." j fore beet The thought of drinking such ron ] best coction is positively nauseating. Proh-i'>0s' I more cos ably very little whiskey is made of (ho p( filthy substances of any kind, but it that sell % THE LANCASTE epended upon that men who ' heon thronged. Cheaper foods, >o depraved as to operate a or foods have been scorned by in defiance of law will give1 peo,>,?- Tho foml8 which the * t nient has to sell are plain ft ught to cleanliness and sani- ROO(, 8olid nutrltloU8 8tuff de ditlons. They would hardly for the soldiers and sailors whi iome one to swat flies about engaged in the task of defeatin awful plant. many. One of the reasons why ^ has been no real rush to buy HHIDKS, ONE A DAY. the fact that severr I lions of our people no longei ft Williams, secretary of the for these plain foods but want ird of charities and correc- thing finer. is compared the record of This, of course, is only one irnliua and Massachsetts in fa(,lors contributing to the hlg i g\f li. i,... >..., i.. ? __ ? w, mum, mlu m uut' iur wiui or of homocides. the 1 uttM' pUblic ls to blame . In tli that "the only indict men's the public has been inclined to ides for the past y? ur have it whenever it was pointed out. deaths caused by the reck- hoint is proved so conclusive , . .. the -mall -rowd at I'ncle Sam' ol automobile drivers. r eery counter that no reasonabl he press dispatches. saysL0B (>an ,.,.sc?t (bis truth now. .uns." 1 conclude that many - - ? t'. I?. <'. To Meet, liomocides arc of a. brutal 4 , I lie Lancaster chapter. U. 1 ltlng character, showing a VXju mo,.( Thursday afternoon at nrnd th;;t is depraved and o'clock tit the home of the I'res 1 all for the common go> d. Mrs. \\ IV Davis. A full titten rtor in the growth of homo- s '* s'r< < nam her ">: at . i :.tl kill- 1 iese are usually committed1 fil hoys that are nMowed to " I '\ deadly we. pons." j in two cases. Net long ago I ? . i>i iji .tnrnmnSiln UJ /\v?i u a North Carolina pupei as nUlUWIUU^lC IT UII y .it the safest crime to com- , . . , \ , / It s bail enough to wc 'orth Carolina is murdo ; \ /. over a cvlinaen that jrnis jurv. ,n its unusu it course. , ,, , \ . . / n. .V (r?v?rn?r w..uM |.nr- nmv ?"< lhen b?l '? 4 w< s :,,p? I .u.-n W?"'-V 'f >'OU (Vle/"Ut < but unioncy of the court. Sto*-or'hrativ akd find y iter or pnnislimcut fur homo' mr missing?witfomt in: y possibly eontrihue to the anco. in the number of su-h bet the Hartforti do ot only in North Carolina, worrying. It is that cbnipai outh Carolina and other business to injure autotooh it is entirely po-sibio that against Fire, Theft ami co adequate punishment to ion. a deterrent is partly respon- . this increase in crime and I ? I i ,g. t? , Lancaster Insurance Agei of the jury system, a time IIIA 11. JONKS, .IK., ^ argument about whieh peo-j Kanciister, S. v nothing. The jury sys- _____________ be all wronn, but a substi- ~ not yet been presented m iliams, commenting upon tlio tin of the records of South EC and MaSsacbotta. South Carolina, IT a killing when New re can thrive without a kill-, r? Is it that we have some stuff in us that is manifested tanner, or is it because of a I kind of maehinory for the I M * J )T justice, or is the preva- I W" i a false notion that honor is J ified at the end of a pistol?, p may ho the cause, the num-j MisSeS' SllitS foi arsons that have died as a ... y . to prejudice, passion and misses sma - " 1,11 r"?"nn Ar" for the college e rolinans of such a miserable 0 ? it it is necessary for them to htored at this rate? It is we face this uuesttinn bon- /^f"' I ask ourselves what we <??4 lo about it." ISSOItS AND PASTK. /j/l e Cost of ll.igli Living. t /if"/! V 11 \ \ eston News and Courier.) {M^ | Ji \\^L^ >od st iffs wli ch th< govern \#tiw 'I 1 llH iced on the market at prices re.\ I ibly below the retail levels fl I have interested the public I 9 :lly. Some people have taken 1 I ' ;e of this opportunity to get I I d at a comparatively low fig- \ /I j neither here nor in other 1/1 / s there been anything liko \ J to get this food that one ive expected In view of the P/iT complaint concerning the // t of living. Why? IJ ?s we find the explanation in wf arks of a St. Louis retail ? nm unmet! uunn, wno staid adays people actually like to Womi prices and that they crow 1 >s where high price* are We arc featuring a narrow feet all width is a certain basis of truth In lasts botll button and Dunn says. A great many __________? ave more money than they f* I C il * had before and have there- K*OCitS lOT tl .me accustomed to getting Rjch aM(j elegant if of everything especially silvertone crystal clol of everything to eat. The lining, all interlined, tly things aro supposed to figures *st things ind so the shops the more costly thine X i R NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C. plKinthese overn- Jk >od8- Y signed! V > were' Jk , fig? frolic /\ . 11 ml1" ? r> i ,s!lSj r are ! Keal #? some- J 1 tne * : h eo8t Y Wav* h the ?? YY Cll R^| ^ ?J * :'.|| Trophy I) PI ?>** | To Boys . I f S| Every Boy and Girl sa S i ing A WAR SAVING ??? 15th entitled to keep I ,m. > hand about August 11 I >rso application now, so th; our % get yours. COME IN >ur- ? the TT ny's \ f tiles V 11 Bank of . "cy | LANCAS1 <%M%? ^ * * >inson-Cl< LANCASTER'S LEADING SI Display of New. * the College Girl and Youthful Teachei 11 women's clothes. Vfe show a collet 'irl. Below are only a few of the mat Distinctive and Unusual The materials most favored are Silvertone, I Suede cloth and Tricotine. These suits are design and charm to the youthful wearer. Moderately prk * / >New Blouses of Georgette and Cref with the suit we show blouses to niafc^h in models at / FASHIONABLE,/ FROCK Tricotine Tricolette and aerjre Are much lik fall dress youthful models and tkfe more fitted shown in our wonderful collection of extreme! in's High Boots / special dept. for women witty Lucile Fox is aa to d on the most fashionable Elegant IJ lace $9.75 to $16.00 p^. Fox Scarf? J quality . . . . \e Well-Dressed Miss i appearance are the warm coats/of ,h and tinseltone with lovely ?t)lk Heavy Sal Becoming models for all types of a wonderful $22.50 to 75.00 the suits sha TUESDAY, SEPT. 2, 1919. % Hand f Grenade Z Savings :| Bank |* ^ ?I and Girls f * T vrinrv AM>\#v?i/vVt o V-* r~\ \mr_ . viiig cnuugu anu wujr- ^ S STAMP by October & :he Bank. Will be on X Ith instant. File your at you will be sure to TO SEE US. f IE t Lancaster |" rER, S. C. % _ ... ^ Dud Co. rORE 7 ^ / Fall Fashions A r. Vfespecialize this week on :tion of Suits specially designed ny attractive designs found here. Sttits Du/etVne, velour \\jh(\ to\add prrace / \ ! \ :ed 29.5<) to 75.00 * / ^ xJeCihe most becoVunjr i j ^J ..$5.75 to $1^.00 jj j I j t ed for the first \\ / / MV effects are both u'J ly smart dresses ^ ^ { $25.00 to $55.00 ^ Luxurious Furs in soft Brown tones . . . .V . $39.50 to$ 100. . , nx Scarfs and muffs to matta $75.00 to $150. p I i in Taupe. C.rey, Brown, and \llaok of unusual ' ? ** $19.50, $25.00 and $32.50 New Petticoats ;in, Jersey. Moire and Taffetta |>etticoats in ^St\ array of rich shades as well as Black and all ? des $3.30 to $12.50 ? T } j