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PAGE FOUR IheLancasterNews u"!u" 1 (.SEMI-WEEKLY.) Fhe ' Established 1852. ty' S- C | ing ou t Published Tuesday and Friday BY THIS Th,i> ar LANCASTER NEWS COMPANY. c"> Po11 Lancaster, 8. C. cera res; ?? the law UKOUUE BULLA CRAVEN . be provl Editor and Mana^er . i anyone i The News is not responsible for the j al a ^ slows of Correspondents. Short and rational articles on topics of general' 'uiles an KUrMt will be gladly received. Ia magjsl SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: ) "Acco1 Cash in Advance. . the Owe Year 112.00 speeding Months 1.00 autUoriti Untered as Second Class Alattei l1, October 7, l;tOo, ai the Postohlce at consider; A-aneaater, 6. C., under act of Con- . ttv&a oI March li, lo7 9. ____ far as w ^iy Country 'Tib of Thoo. Sweet Land more ge of Liberty." ? -?? ___________ laws in FRIDAY, SEPT. 5, 1019. | should tt ? ? expense ; SOMKHODY lHilM>KKKI>. would ai It seems that in the matter of dis- expense tributing the army motor trucks to speed la the states and by the states to the I counties counties for work in connection with -phe savj road building, somebody made a great a more jn big binnder, and it is now found jjnj, Qf u that the war department cannot do-| There note them to the states. It is a easel upon wj,j simtliar to that of the man who was' t|reiv uni put In jail and who sent for a lawyer. | from jain When the latter arrived and had Iinai t ra\ summon to court any and all who j . pr ?ss the accelerator too hard. Thei< p?perH v h a two-fold demand for the re- stvle vxulation or speed on the road. First.! (he e it Is not any too pood for the surface.] (qu mi I. second, there have been recently man; several, serious accidents on *^pistyle of boulevard directly attributable to fast! { and reckless driving. There's a great j j,'cjj|OI. (; temptation to speed on such road pres We've been up there, and, driving ^orft along it what we considered a 0retty sni|jj ,|S fast r ite, other cars of greater power ug ^ Mould dip by us just as if we were j^onp nf bitched to a post. VVe do not know Knqt just how much damage fast driving (ho foatu onuses to a road, but even If none.; g u til - danger to life and property hapj, a he gr -at. and the authorities in counties RPnnra| In this state would make no mistake| though ! ro liking to account the speed at' ' | we congr which cars are driven, especially over| jmprovPr die roads thai have been top-soiled! _ or treated with sand-clay. I'res t'herokee Is the first to come to *ur Indian Wilson's notice and the authorities have de- j after creed (hat speeding must stop. Of this Louis. heard the man's story, tie remarked.! per |,our 'Why, man, they can't put you in wreat ,.ja| jail for that Hut they had already! 8(retches put him there. Many of the motor i,,an<a8?ei trucks have already been delivered new to.,_ to the counties, and unless congress j0]ts |ulVl acts promptly, it ;s taken for granted eraKe m{ they will have to be returned. IIcw- Wj]j j,al(j ever, congress is expected to act 8Cribed I promtly and so arrange the matter ? that these states which have already S received the trucks may keep them and those which have not may get!0' 'so their allotments. Lancaster county h"1'1'' 111 has already received two of the trucks 11,0,1 ->nd they ate now being used in rondi*11 lu'1 DU - onstruetion and maintenance. ,wo *',n ^ cates of S1'KKI>INC? AN'I) KOAI>S. course, r The News has had a "hobby" for the valui a long time, and most, if not all t h?> j it ? Why readers of the paper know what that honds w "hobby" is. At any rate, our ideal In advertisii road building; has been a little stretch coulntns if fifteen miles between IliRh Point the bank m i Greensboro. N ('. Is is sixteen fact thai feet wide and, while not solid con- place to rrete. is the next thing: to it. It is hies of a what Is known as Warrenite, having And if tl a base of old macadam with concrete known t poured in and a surface of some! fited by or four inches of asphalt. The| have bee road ^pbst. about four years ago when | we were it w as constructed, approximately bills whl s \teeti thousand dollars per mile. 11i l?ls hog has stood up well during the four | them so I years, and, although there has been, redempti in e\er-lncreasing traffic upon it. th"| fragment maintenance cost has been negligible., and in i N ?w. the joy of lile is to be removed lion: "Tl front that road, for it has been an- when yo t: Minced that "cops'" will be station- ~ 1 at points along the highway to Ihc 1 THE LANCAS ho Charlotte Observer says: authorities iu Cherokee Couu- SCISSORS AND PA , have decided to stop speed-1 he highways at all hazards. I Tryth From By e going at it in regulation! (Columbia State . Whenever the professions ce manner. The various otti- - , . . . ,, : of the negroes wish to tell ponsible lor enforcement of jt8 of that racet they g throughout the county will what Representative Byri ided with stop watches and I Secpnd South Carolina Di ..... . , ,, last Monday, which The :aught driving an automobile 1 . .. ueen saying time unci agatr ;lier rale of speed than -0;year, that the negro in thi i hour is to be taken before accumulating money, he i rate and fined or imprisoned. > 'nK land and through the rpdiug to press reports, it is of the whlte man dall>' b conditions." Of course the danger of life involved in| knowledgement of asslstan that alone is moving the men. es to take drastic steps t">| The world furnishes r but a moving factor is the *? ,be raP'(l progress of race in the South?and the Uiou that excessive speeding . , , able foundation for this pr letrimental to the roads. So made, by the assistance of e have noticed, this is the man, in the period of tl e otlicial action of a drastic slavery. . , . . The negroes were broui as been taken to stop specdthe junles of Africa, mos i economic measure, to save f|.om a 8ta|e of slavery s. masters, and here, in a cc ibly tliis is the beginning of benign slavery, they multl neral enforcement of speed J tronien(lous rate, they we ,, the essentials of civilizatio the rural districts. If it . , ceived as a rule intelligent irn out that the saving in the! were given better treatr >f repair and upkeep of roads white industrial workers in nount to enough to pay the wor'd H'cre receivi , .. r . .1 I same time and their serv of the enforcement ot the! I except in name, little more ws. it is likely that many' the lndu8trlal 8ervitud would adopt such measures.! vailed all over Europe unti ng of money is apparently die of the nineteenth centi ipelling motive than the sav- History records nothing c ? with the benefits bestowed millions of people snatc are some roads, many roads. Africa and brought to th cli speed limitations are en- colonies and the United Sta necessary. r or insiance, tnat|1*""' tumpuraui . .. and stupidity with the .caster to ( harlotte. rhe car, bigots, doetrinaries. fanatic! . is as fast as twenty miles who dwell elsewhere to f over this road does so at'suddenly to a plane of eqii It. However, there are short the white people of the Si of this road which are good. l0, mer their ii .their procteetors, the giver r county has a few miles of i , , of every sign and evidence soil road out of which thej tion that they ,)OS3l.S8. u been removed, but the av-j motive of the masters wa leage per hour to Charlotte! wealth is aside from the ly be in excess of that pre-! di8,urb,nR not in ,bo lea8t that the great profit of sla 'a ^' to the black, not to the w Oild) rTui: <~\I:I-; Never did judgement wrape tical zeal and base politics days ago in a prominent city proceed upon a crazler a nth a woman reported to the than was that of a minor at she bad lost "securities Northern people that a rac ey" to the amount of *:565. il had been emancipated fro . , , > .. . was fit, therefore, to share irso sho had $ !.? in curirnov, nient and the "roconstruci Liberty bonds and certili-1 ornm,.ntH in t)in Southern deposit for 20. it was, of up in 18H8 were the most d egrettable that the lady lost graceful and vicious experit ables, but whose fault was huve been seen on this co" The evolution of the negr should she carry Liberty. . . , ... ; not be accelerated by fore. ill. l??>r"> Tl... " * ??" m Iiwv if in five or six centuries it hi; the hanks in its editorial J tain to the position that or otherwise except where champions claim that it sli , ! now. it would make a remai s pay tor it. but it is a known; 1 ord for speed in dcvelopim the bank is an excellent Meantime. In the South, keep Liberty bonds, valua- is a land not crowded. wSicr nv other nature, and money, petition for homes and fat le lady in question had sharP; because in the So , , , . , labor is useful to intellig hat, and knowing had propers anil property owners the knowledge, there noulil, Rrneg aro ranking tremeni n no loss. A few years ago ress a progress that will I shown the remains of several if the stream of white in ich a negro had hi.l under should be ,urn"d Southwa The danger to the neg pen for "safety." Hats eat . , , ,. ... race is not from the white nearly that they were beyond ors, however crimes be do on. A bank got hold of the them that are inexcusable i sand placed tnem in a frame 'he South studiously f , . ... . criminality is naturally ntoi ts window with the inscrtpin the more ignorant ra lis is what happens to money| South un(, ,haf llegp|te ,y| u don't put it in the bank.' whites suffer more from r negroes from white crime) HIST <;KTS IN LINK. the whifo u.ho w111 orkvdle Enquirer has come to the South in the approac progressive class of news- So far, the negro has not h nd has adopted the modern 'n(',,slr'a' competition of on Southern farms, but rht pages, seven columns to! swiftly draws near when . The Enquirer is one of the pu( to that tf.Ht ntry papers in the state and m / years has stink to the old CITY SCHOOLS WILL four great big pages, too OPEN NEXT IN ie handled easily. Recently, rist put in a very costly and (Continued From Pag* s, a press which has not be-', ? ! Collar & Daniel! s 1st Y nd its way Into a town as. Completed. York, and the paper rmiios, Bennett's Caesar's Gallls s week In the modern style. Dennett's Latin Grammar. the characteristics of the Tenth Grade. liter are lost, however, and | Lewis & Mosic's Practical I ires wtnch have been carried CheW * Practical High Schc West's Modern World. Co arter of a century and per-j WeI,.g p|ane Qeometry ilf. are still in evidence. The, Bennett's Caesar's Gallls 1 appearance of the paper Bennett's Latin Grammar. ? of the modern design, and! Eleventh Grade, atulate its able editor on the Dalgleish's Grammatical A nents made Well's Algebra for Seconds m Pari 2. ident Off For St. I am is. Bennett's Latin Grammar, apolis, .Sept. 4. President Cook's Practical Chemistrj special train left here short- Stevenson's American Hist 10 o'clock tonight for St. Chew's Practical High Hcht Bennett's Virgil. TER NEWS, LANCASTER, 8. C. . rnes. ><> > A A ^ .1 "friends" $ A of the mer- ^ iay exactly V y* F res, of the / j?j str?'t, said A 1 jg* State has X J\6A[ i year after | X a South "isj j / ij^f^ s purchas-i^ _ j assistance lA/ o y tttering his l*j?? 1 ay omit ac- (!^g ^ ce by white ^ 10 parallel V I fOphV the negro indispens- \ ogress was ?* ???? ?I? the white \ he negro's *y of 1 (If III mdltion WWW WW W a A JL re taimht*^ \ n, they re-t ? \ care, they ' I * W"m ,,en. than V | Q OOV most parts J ng at the ?* \ itude was, \ real than JL ? ? _ ^^.\i ethm pre-1 if tvery Boy and Gin il the mid-i^T omparable1^ ing A WAR SAVII hed from 15th entitled to ket e Kngltsh J^ fii. "ron'y hand about August efforts of V ? I s and foois application now. so orce them * * T lality with A . Mlfa >uth, their ^ get yours. LOMt nst ructors, X I s to tliftm V / .,i ; ... That tho I s to Kiiin 4>ti j question, A , the truth Tjj I == | Bank of 1 am hit ion ssumption < - Ity of the A LA INC/ e, because JlL in slavery, * + + * + + + + + + + + + + in governIi<in'f gov-? i ? Chester Votes llondft x ismal. (lis-; , . , _ , 1 .. J The ntv of Chester voted Tuesday,, stents that ? ? - ?? ? 160 to .18, to issue bonds in the sum of $ 1 4 0,000 for street improvements rare can ... under the abutting property plan and s of arms. ??_ _ . $35,000 for the Improvement and exshould at- ... m. V , tension of the waterworks plant. its mad lould have. " rkable ree-J BP*" - m^i ?nt- | \ SKK TL^ beeause it, ^ J llC Gregory Bros -? uth negro l,A^C.Ami<K, DCC3US out mana- ?___ the ne-i ^ T<heok'l"' AutOlnobileS thls'pltce tmigration J ac r(l I rUCKS ana timber ai ass I I Mr J. IONDAY! \ ?/ This farr Automobile Thieves X? n" ??> I \ i :iun Are .stealing ckfs in smaller t 70-saw ? ear Lai in. i V i first class I cities and towns jto sell in the i <an b"y 1 j big cities. Th?'Ap organized j Wad^fJi banks will not acfoertise that | pJ|ce tha English. .1 ? 1 ? it i to churcl ml Speller.! the>' Hre Com,n* hTe but the>' ! fine pasti mirteted. j may show up t< ITHHTOW. Nice II 1 ! Known a War i Don't take a rhance. Insure church, r V 1 cliy rrlb in 'he Hartford today. '"k* on 1 A $35.00 nulysis. \ acl-es. Tl ! j \ some bra He Lancaster Insurance Agency ""j1 ?? \ ' mile of T r. , lltA B. ijtXBS, .IB., half und? orv ! " \ 15 acres , ' Lancaster, H. C. ' this plac< ml Spellor. , i FRIDAY, SEPT. 5, 1910. > ^ * * ?* ?*> $> ?$? ^ flQ Hand | Grenade |: Sbw Savings :| j^y Bank I A FREE | s and Girls , / | I saving enough and buy- *:* ^GS STAMP by October % jp the Bank. Will be on J11th instant. File your 1 \ ?* that you will be s ire to IN TO SEE US. ? \ % THE TV p nra cfpr % kSTER, S. C. ********** : * * * : * * * :. * f ? i ? eePlyler j ! Live Wire in Real Estate e, "If It Can Be DID-PLYLER WILL DO IT' / rea two miles from {town, on public road, creek runs through ?; cheap at j J $6,000. rea known aa Caaljey place, 2 1-2 miles from town; some ml some good bottom land: nnlv tflK rl.r .?. ?? re* belonging to \^r. W. B. Plyler, onb mile from Antioeh d church; almost liew house and bariV. Buildings are easily .500. This is a bargain at / $5,000 4 acres known as l^unter place, two/miles from town; only : .J / $3,800 2 acres on crossing < f Liberty Hill and Brown's Ferry roads, school and church. $40 per acre Aith terms. ts on Hast Knd, $50 each, 4 0 x 200 feet. et. almost new 4-ropm house with ball; 1-2 acre lot; Can't louse up for $1,500 j house and/lot for only $1,500. Located if South Muin street. / mm house and lot, a most new house with wood tibre walls; erhead; Can't be erected today for $3,000 Only $3,000 for d lot. / two-room houses tin t rent kor $4 per month each. A good nt for . .../.. . #1,200. I ootn on .Midway, netirly n#w . * f o,uvv glo.000 to 112.000 viorth/of lots in town. >m house and lo?, flnfe lmhntion. only $3,000 K Helms' nice Imp^ov^d farm within two miles of town, n Is one of the best bargains that I have. It hps nice 6elling. big bam. cow Wped, garage, cotton house and buggy ! tenant houses, two pf these houses have three rooms and ns, One well of walenj In house and machinery. Including 2 Ins. boiler, engine, bejking, etc. All of these buildings are In 1 condition. Soil Is r4A clay loam, which is the best that you >11 things being consmkred. Price $75.00 per acre .aura Connor's plantation seven miles from town on the rd road. This farm/hat some very strong land with nearly in branch bottomf fiie bottom land alone is worth the t I ask for the place. <lne mile to school and one-half mile 1. Dwelling, barrt, three tenant houses, about 2ft acres In ire; 232 acres, priced .1 $ai..V) |?er acre. Ittlo place of 50 /3-4 a<Tcs owned by Mr. Sanford Howell, s Sam Mnck plucie; 2 miles from Tabernacle achool and (-room and kitcWen. well and ood spring. 400 bushel capawith 2 stalls. This plaie has over $1,500 worth of build-* he place. .. .1 .. ..I Price ftttfMHt.OO. per acre buysi Mr. Motley Parks' plantation of 264 3-4 lis place has tljo huildlnl, 20 acres pasture 3 good wells, nch bottoms, Don't wait |ong on this place. It Is cheap at a place that 1 can sell yoj for $20.00 per acre within one radesvllle, 1-2 mile of Sprite Hill Church and schonl. Nearly ?r cultivation, about 8 acresViottoms. 4-room dwelling, barn, good pasture. J30 acres in this place. See me att once about \ I