The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, September 30, 1919, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
TUESDAY, SEPT. 30, 1919.
WHITE BIRTH RATE
SHOWS AN 1NCREAS
(Continued From Page 1.)
Tuberculosis, all forms959 116.'
Typhoid fever 109 13.
Whooping cough . . . 146 17.1
Deaths for the first six months
1919 from^he same diseases were
follows:
1919
Hate p
No. 100,0<
Cancer 214 29.1
Diphtheria ...... 8
' Dysentery 133 16.
Dysentery, amebic 6
Encephalitis, lethargic 11 1.3
Malaria 44 5.
Meningitis, cerebrospinal
29 3.
Pellagra 163 19.
Pneumonia 1,616 196.
Pneumonia, broncho . . 819 99.
Polimyelitis 2
Scarlet fever
Tuberculosis, all forms 892 108.
Typhoid fevefct . . . . 101 12.
Whooping cough .... 37 4
PRESIDENT WILSON IS
BACK AT WHITE HOUS
He IVas Able to Walk From 1
Special Train to Igniting
Automobile.
Washington, Sept. 29.?Presid<
Wilson returned to Washington y
terday from his Interrupted tour 1
the peace treaty. He was able to wj
through the railway station from 1
special train to a White House au
mobile, and was taken at once to t
White House where it was said th<
was little change In his condition.
President Wilson returned
Washington to all outward appe
ances on the road to recovery fri
the nervous exhaustion which int
rupted his speaking trip for the pes
treaty.
Leaving his bed virtually for 1
first time since his special tri
started homeward Friday from Wi
ita, Kan., the President walked l
supported and smiling through
railway station to a waiting autoi
bile and later in the day took a t
hour ride through Rock Creek pa
Dr. Grayson, the President's j
sonal physician, said his patient's c<
dition was as good as could be exp<
ed, though a period of rest from <
^ , clal cares would he absolutely eps
5 ^ tlal to complete recovery. The afi
/ v noon ride was prescribed to give I
^ Wilson some fresh air after two c
Seel
The Live Wii
Because, "If It Cam Be
120 acres two miles froimtoi
this place; cheap at \ .
100 acres known as Caslqpy
, ? > * limber and some good bottdtn
, 100 acres belonging to Mr\
.lied i?y Accident, school and church; almost nei
worth $2,500. This is a bargai
0,000 will be pah! ?
i 107 3-4 acres known as Hu
Id to your beneflc
Irs?$23 OSO in i acreB on crossing of
Close to school and church. $
permanently an Tw? lot8 on Kast Knd' *50 '
, . Nice, net, almost new 4-rooi
a. x* ore re? put this house up for $1,500;
on end of South Main street.
miums on this
Rive-room house and lot, all
$1,000 a year ceiled overhead; Can't be ere<
house and lot.
10,000 will be
Three two-room houses tha
investment for
If IVJ Store room on Midway, neai
From $10,000 to $12,000^
1 Six-room house and lot, Urn
/
Mr. J. K. Helms' nice ippi
This farm Ik one of the l/est
room dwolling, big bam.ycow
shed, five tenant houses, two
Hmall barns, line well of, watei
nnnni 70-saw gins, boiler, engfne, be
VOrCfCfCV class condition. Soil is re
CHn *>uy ?" things being consii
?^ Mrs. Laura Connor's plant
Wadesford road. This farm h
^ 75 acres In branch bottom.
/ I price that I ask for the place.
to church. Dwelling, barn, tl
fine pasture; 232 acres, priced
/ CItlMsrW N,ce 1,ttle p,ace of 50 3 4
/KIMsON Known as Sam Mack place; 2
TLX AS If church, 3-room and kitchen, '
1 ... I cily crib with 2 stalls. This
S We can sf ings on the ,la<e
I ble Seeds! $3 5.00 per acre buys Mr.
~ J acres. This place has live bui
* i sioclf some branch bottoms. Don't
) are righ',| this price,
I have a place that I can s<
O f 1T7Ml mile or Tradesville, 1-2 mile ol
IxnCslNi half under cultivation, about 8
15 acres good pasture, 130 aci
this place.
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r is?wet"Kgaib?wMiKtiiatMM
THE
a half days of continuous confinement prevents inbree
jg on the trald. ferent communl
Although he walked with an ag- basis for buildli
gressive swing as he passed through throughout the
the railway station, the President possible cost.
j was feeling some weakness, Dr. Gray- Mr. D. D. Ell
3 son said from a bad night's rest while ing is to be in t
j his special train was racing eastward. 27 for the purpi
- last night he retired early after din- all who are int<
a8 ner with his family at the White sanitation.
House and Dr. Grayson was hopeful .. ~ ~
... , \ alue of Asylt
of a refreshing sleep. '
All of Mr. Wilson's engagments for , olumbia. S?
?r .. , . . . ... value of the la
... the near future have been cancelled,
... v.i in . > 4 uipment of the
, and his physician will insist upon a ,
3 , ., xt j ? .. ii. insane is $2.16
Q_ real vacation. No definite decision
i, has been reached whether he will re- 8*a emt ^
main in seclusion at the White House ' awy?r? 8ecrPta
. ....v.j. Una budget con
or go to some resort, but the Indica- ,,A ,
. v. .v . .. .. . i . audit submitted
tions tonight were that the President . .. .
. . , .v ... tliis total, the b
would not leave the capital soon. .. ??? ,
. .a aaa .. $1,222,700, the
_ After a run of nearly 10,000 miles, . At_
5 i, , , , v j and the equipm
g the presidential special reached
7 Washington at 11:05 yesterday. A- GOMPERS I
^ waiting Mr. and Mrs. Wilson when |g<?
they alighted from their private car
was Miss Margaret Wilson, the Presi- (Continued
j.' dent's daughter. Outside the station
g he encountered the last of the many senate commitl
| 5 crowds that greeted him on his 25- labor, declaring
j day tour, and he was cheered as he
j walked through the stution con- WHAT TO Ufr
(course. Helping Mrs. Wilson anu PKK1
>E Mlr.s Margaret into the automobile, I.anoater pec
the President climbed in beside them pie buckthorn
UH unassisted. During the afternoon ride as mixed In Adl
he was accompanied by Mrs. Wilson tire bowel tra>
and Dr. Grayson, who had shnred the appendicitis
task of caring for the President dur- SPOONFUL Ac
?nt ing his illness aboard the train. CASE sour stoi
e8_ The only formal expression from tlon because it
for Dr. Grayson during the day was a bul- matter which
lHljletin issued Just before the train ar- your systeqz;
hla rived in Washington. It Bald: surprises both
to- "The President had a poor night's J. F. Maekey, C
he rest, but he is doing as well as could
^re be expected in the clrcumstaces."
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(o'Tlic Advantages of a Hull Association.'
| It Is plumed to organize at an'
iarr)m
1 early date une or more Bull Associaer.:tions
In the County. The advantage of
lce i farmers in the various sections lining
themselves up in such an organi- ?
l^e! zation is of great advantage, and
jjJh I among the reasons we should mon'
tion the fact that such an association
in-'
Head What I*. S. Dept. of Agriculture
no. Says About What Two Huts Can Do.
woj According to government figures
rk. , two Tats breeding continually for
?er-' three years produce 359,709,482 inon-1
dividual rats. Act when you see the
;ct-j first rat, don't wait. RAT-SNAP is
jfll- the surest cleanest, most convenient
ien- extennlnaor. No mixing with other
ter-J foods. I)rys up after killing?leaves
Mr. ; no smell. Cats or dogs won't touch
ind It. Sold and guaranteed by Lancaster
3lyler
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rp in Rp^l Fcfat^ II
l x/ in A'w.waja.A. JUOiuiV/
DID?PLYLER WILL DO IT"
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vn, on public rood; creek runs through
./. $6,000. 1
' place, 2 1-2 miles from town; some
i land; only $35 ,per acre.
W. B. Plyler. ope mile fvom Antioch >
r house and bam. Buildings are easily |
V at j $5,000.
nier place, two miles from town; only MAXIM
A. J $3,800 WHEEL
Liberty IliVl anil Brown's Ferry roads. Lengt
4 0\per ac^b with terms. TURNR
?acl\, 40 jr 200 feet. . _
T T ROAD i
m hduse'with hall; 1-2 acre lot; Can't
housk and lot for only $1,500. Located HASS1
V MOTOR
nostAjw house with wood fibre walis; der ui
Jteiytdklay for $3,000 Only $3,000 for 3 3j
\ ' ing ci
t rent for $4 per month each. A good I I 2,000
j I. .. ..... .. 1^.. 91,200. LUBRIC
fly new I $8,000 force
orth of lots in town. systei
e location, only $3,000 Ings.
oved farm within two miles of town. splasl
bargains ihat I have. It has nice 6- CARBU
shed, garsKe, cotton house and buggy
of these houses have three rooms and j gravit
p. in house bnd machinery, including 2 ' OASOI.l
Itinc. etc. All of these buildings are in I cated
(d clay loam, which is the best that you i
lered. Price 175.00 per acre. ! KJNITK
ation seven miles from town on the j COOLIN
as some ver^ strong lund with nearly 2-lncl
The bottom land alone is worth the 1 tlons;
who mile hi mii11lii una one-aair mn^ . . .
hreo tenant houses, about 20 acres in
$4)1.ffO per acre. HA DIM
acres owned by Mr. Sanford Rowell. ,n
miles from Tabernacle achool and
well and ood spring, 400 bushel capaplace
has over $1,500 worth of bulld
Price $2000.00.
Mobley Parks' plantation of 264 2-4
Idlng, 20 acres pasture 2 good wells,
wait long on this place. It Is cheap at
s!l you for $20.00 per acre within one
' Spring Hill Church and school. Nearly
; acres bottoms, 4-room dwelling, barn,
es In this place. See me att once about
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LANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C.
dins links up the dif- employes "want to contradict" the "and
ties, and furnishes the testimony of John Fitzpatrick yester- tempt
tig up better live stock day. but w
county and at least The telegram asserted that nearly mob <
90 per cent of the 7,000 employes siders
liott, expert in Dairy- wanted to return to work and that crime
he county on Sept. 26- the men had nothing to strike for we
ose of conferring with It was stated that the company had of ou
erested in such an or- given them an eight-hour day, a prof- _
it sharing system, a collective bar- .?
_ ~ . gaining plan a bonus each Christmas. t!=?J-Xl
am Over Two Million ?
on rm.? "? 4 1 The lowest wages paid common labor- Jfi
jpt. i9.?The total .... . r
...... . ers, according to the telegram, is 50 1 i
nd, buildings and eq- ' r 1
... .. . . .. cents an hour. 1 Z
state hospital for the , L . 1
5,176.38 according to , , Thls 8tr ke wa? called against the [ j
iven out by B. u M. In,a"d Steel com^ny s plant without [ I
ry of the South Caro- f"y demand, having been made upon j [ 1
.mission, based on the th<i comp{"iy' thc continued g
1 by the institution. Of *Mps KnvcIi t,.11s ?ow s|m. Got to 1 [ 1
ulldlngs are valued at Know KaU8nap ? I r ]
! land at $682,405.17 "Have always feared rats. Lately | I
ien^at $260,071.21. noticed many on my farm. A neghbor|| ]
DEFINES 8Qid he just got rid of droves with. J
>ENES IN STRIKE ^ AT-SNAP. This started me thinking. Jj 1
1 ' Tried RAT-SNAP myself. It killed 17 I
From Page One.) and scared the rest away." RAT- I ?
SNAP conies In three sizes, 25c, 50c,|j ^
Lee on education and *1-00. Sold and guaranteed by. Lan-J|l
? that the hrhm'd's caster Drug Co. and W. S. Stewman r ]
and Co. . ]
TO { J
;rxt appendicitis.* < in
>pl\ should know PROFESSIONAL CARDS ? Jfj
bark, glycerlne^etc., | ?
ler-Kka, ttushe/he En- dr. j. REfiCE FUNDKRUURK, I ?
ct s?\ completely that ? f I
\ /, . Dental Surgeon. 1 m
is prevented. ONE i ]
iler-i-Kar relieves ANY Office Hours: _ J
tnach/mis or constipa- 8:30 te 12:30 A. M. *
. r^hiovM ALL foul 2:00 to 6:00 P. H. I <Hogged
\ind poisoned And by Appointment. [ ?
The INSTANT action Office Phone 160. J
doctors aryl patients. Residence Phone 52. J 'In
Jo., Druggist^. Office over Lancaster Pharmacy. 1W
T raffic
Strength and
SPECIFICA
LJM CAPACITY?4000 lbs. and is heavily reinforct
. BASK?133-inch. Tread, 56-inch. with strong reinforced
h of frame, back of seat, 122-inch. cent, oversize to insure
JO RADII'S?26 feet. at ft!1 tenterature*and i
CLEARANCE?12 inches. CLUTCI^?The well-kiRnvi
S WEIGHT?3.300 pounds. ,y br0VPn dlsc dutch, \e
from dirt.
?Continental "Red Seal," 4 cylinnit
power plant, 3 point suspension. TRANSMISSION -Convert
4 Inch bore, 5-lnch stroke, 3 bear- forward and one reveri
rank shaft; maximum motor speed 3 per cent, nickel steel
R. P. M. treated and ground. Ej
BATING SYSTEM?Combination and ball bearings,
feed and constant level splash PROPELLER SHAFT?T
n. Gear driven pump main bear- universal points. Aligi
Other parts lubricated by oil shaft is maintained by s
L er bearing. This constrv
REToft?Special automatic with vibration, whippings at
ty feed. tion.
NE TANK?Of pressed steel, lo- REAR AXLE Russel Int
on dash. Capacity 12 gallon*. carried on 2 3-8-inch sol
)N?Bosch Magneto. nickle steel axle. Gears
!G SYSTEM?Thermo-*y-phon hGa* treated, hardene
i intake and outlet water connec- Wheels mounted on rol
16-Inch fan mounted dlfectly be- ternal expanding and e:
radiator. / brakes of more thai
TOR?Is of cellular type, mounted stringth.
ilece cast Iron shell; non-corrodable FRONT AXLE?I-beam.
Ask for Demt
PERRY - PLYLER
trn*\nt * a ww r
fVE-Korl A W
a largo majority of the men at- r7
ed to go to work last Monday X.* ?*$
re re restrained by threats of a Bfl ^.q r#<j
>f about 3,000 men, mostly out- ing, o<
i. We consider this strike a apjrflc?
against the men that toil and '
slieve it is a blow at the vitals Kl?1w^
r government." j*VOUR BODYG
irajniiin'JiLnL^jiiLaiL jnrunmraii
LAND ai
HOUSES
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We are acquainted with Lancaster Coi
know the people. When you want propel
with one who has thgsreputation of gett
please both the seller ami the buyer alikt
the owner nothing unless ifce make a sale,
with arranging terms to suit. Phone me
I will be at your service with a car to
REAL VALUES.
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Let us at least talk this matter Over.
"DO IT NOW"
T. M. HUGH]
/ LANCASTER, S. C.
Truck
Durability
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(1 and provided with Timpken roller
corners. 30 per wheels.
perfect cooling SPRINGS?Heavy truck
iltitudes. vanadium, senii-eliptic,
n and thorough- rear,
nclosed and free FRAME-?of 6-inch U-cl
fltAO 1 019 UeKAf -
. Throe speeds heavi,v bound and fius
se. All gears of ac,s as bumper and pr
I, perfectly heat tor*
itra large roller WHEELS?Are heavy 1
steel rims. 2-in. best
wo-piece with 3 *rowth hickory spokes
lment of drive TIRES?Standard Fisk
eir aligning roll- tires 34x3 1-2 inch fro
lotion eliminates rear.
id other (listor- /.nvnDAi o. i
CONTROL?Steering gea
worm and wheel type
ernal Gear, load brake levers in center.
id round chrotie for carburetor. Hands]
are drop forged, control on steering eo
d and ground. EQUIPMENT?2 side la
ler bearings. In- Stiles Liberty exhaust
eternal contract- 0f tools. Seat box
i ample size and painted and varnished.
PNEUMATIC CORI) Til
drop forging, rear. $225 additional.
>nstration
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lannel structural
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sotted. Front end
otection to radiaruck
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selected second
pressed-on Solid
nt and 34x5 inch
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dear shift and
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ark and throttle
lumn.
nips, tall lamp.
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