The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, October 24, 1919, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
I FRANCE ASKS MILLION
*/ TONS OF COTTON IN 1920 /
'' lurpn'st'iiliitlvc Says Her Mills When,
ii< ll Iteston'd Will Hun KM) Per
H W Cent Next Year. '
n<jl ATLANTIC CITY. Oct. 23.?French
rW cotton requirements for the next year
will total 1,000.000 tons, o fwhich
r 1 700,000 or 800,000 tons must come
Pl>' from the American crop. American
oth textile men were told by Arthur Wad
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, +AGE EIGHT
; < * NORTH LANCASTER
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*' 'Lancast. r, S. <" . It. V. 1>. 1. Oct. :
'mK ^-We have had a light rain that he
. cl?ver hut I don't believe it w
up vet until it rains more,
enough to make the grou
<% It is time now to begin p
aBB|ng for wheat and oats but not hi
Vv Ufa done more.,
^ people all over the eoui
> v^Nfja^Hjr an abundant of w,
Wk\ . ' *^kJL '^Pbc^HnA oats. The corn crof,
over our county fa
a 1 *v ^
sow ^BE^ind crimson (/lo
' J^SK crop Q&.they can lie <>\
with oats. It^
? * ..jjrtoosn't bother muicb MU^ .i m
grain drill if you ha'wdB rent ol
'*% " It does not pay to ^^^^B-ithout
.' ^f8<^ ?'ve '* HOnu-' fcrtilla^^ni.oii!
'be fore to not have smutBin it.
Cotton is pretty wellBpicked a
K * wiU make about two-thli?s 0f a er<
good many of the farnJrM S are wn
w<v , for a better price. B
iMk Mrs. J. E. Craig atteiBdcd the wo
t,( convention at GflBtonia the (1
Wtlie week as a Q?nBgate from S
""^vcniont commit!
jr ,f j. k. Craig tl
icaster school i
ion met at the SI
-Iday with a go
business was 1
vas attended
attendance
th l?ancast
t- rest of co
made the 1
t as usual t
ear hini w<
e way of lif>
iSSAGE
REEMEN'
T RESUI/1
rom Page One.)
he collective barga
while about .r>0 fav
larles W. Kliot. of 1
, said this inconsistei
je "impossible rules" i
ue convention worked.
Wheeler, chairman
ers' group, in announcl
on of his group to remi
urther work, said oapi
ives would not accept \
ity for breaking up I
He declared they li
eerely for what they ci
t principles and that tl
.g to stand 011 the record
rence.
\ DIVIDENDS AMOl'XT
OVEU XINH M IlililO
VGO. Oct. 23.?According
uaii ' oiujiii ny s annual si ;i
r the yoar ending July
e company's excess of re
expenses, applicable to s
.unt was $3,130,265. 1
s net surplus is given
182. During the year t
earned under contract w
lor general of railroads $1
as against $0,521,3 57 in l
ig year. Dividends declai
$0,599,792 compared w
16 the year before.
wniwswmm
Vulcank
Now
Between Bank of La
All Kinds of Tire R
and blow-<
All repairing and oth<
mobile Tires for sale.
ill -ix j ^
win atienu to your ne
believe what we say,
Give us a trial.
a Lancaster1
? uingion, oi me r ruucn ueiegaiiuii to
'n(l the trade conference here,
ich ue pointed out that the reconstruc'
? tion of the French factories and the
too reconstruction of her machinery, all
v'er of which is provided for the gov,-ed
ornment, and is to be paid from the
ms German indemnities, will enable her
11mills to resume 100 per cent pre-war
u'* production in 1920.
for John Lawrence, of Boston, speak,at
ing for the American committee, ex,(>d
plained that rainy weather and labor
i a conditions in the south would be res-!
ue. ponsible for a production below the
it. world's requirements.
0? Italian importers told (American
ou food delegates that Italy's present
'he wheat crop is 500,000 tons less than
nd last year, when she imported three
million tons of cereals. America.'
ml they said, should furnish two-thirds
>P- of Italy's requirements and she could
it- obtain the remainder from Argentina.
Othe.r Italian food requirements
m- were frozen and canned meats, which
rsf the \mericang said they could furhi
nish: 40.000 tons of sugar, edible
oils and dairy products,
t ee
tlis I 1MHNAL.DSUIN MUST AM)
MAYNARI) CLOSE SECOND
hi- '
1 Latosl ( adulations of War llonartod
[jC, incut Indicate South Carolinian y
to. is Winner First Place. y
of" WASHINGTON. Oct. 123.?While
tPI ; It. W. Maynard, of Wake Forest, N.
,n" C., was the lirst lo complete the trans11
vvI continental air race. ("apt. J. 0. Don'1,>
j aldson. of Greenville, S. ('., made the l<
!r! flight in ahout ten hours less flying
' time, according to the latest calculations
of the war department. The do- 1 1
part merit's comparison of the two
aviators' flying time follows:
* Donaldson, from New York to San
ig Francisco. 31 hours, 37 minutes, 19
' seconds. San Francisco to New
( York, 2 5 hours. 56 minutes, 3 8 seci
onds. Total. 57 hours, 33 minutes.
57 seconds. ! in
.. . .
Maynara, rrom Now York to San y
()I Francisco, 25 hours, 11 minutes, 8 1-2 I
'^G seconds. San Francisco to Now York,| '
U'"V 41 hours, 52 minutes, 22 seconds.
in"l Total, t>7 hours, 3 minutes, 40 1-2
seconds.
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in~ SHEALY GETS PROMISE OF v
ta" CARS FROM RAILROADS
the -
.
'he < liairman of Ituilrond Commission i*>
1 AvsiiM'd By Itnilrnn*! AdininLsjn
t rat ion Belief Will Conic.
lev
of COLUMBIA. S. C.. Oct 23 fmmft.1
AA41A ViV|/VA U V UlV/CllllXlCl anu J i
eds. We don't want you to IJ f
we want to PROVE IT. I i
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Vulcanizing Co. jj;
iiiinnnnniaiamMiiiaE'
diate relief for tlio shortage of freight
oars existing in South Carolina la'
promised by the United States ra-l-j
road administration, according to a
to, statement made by Frank W. Shealy,
ite- j chairman of the South Carolina rail -\v
31. road commission. j gt
vt- While at the conference of the nat- tl
ur- ional association of railroad and utll- c
'he ity commissioners, held last week at \
as Indianapolis, Ind., Mr. Shealy took "
he up the situation with Max Theland. f(
itli direc tor general of public service, who n
1.- promised to have cars sent into the n
he territory after consultation with re- ).
ed gional director Winchell at Atlanta, c<
itli i According to Mr. Theland, said
| Mr. Shealy. there was a surfeit of v
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.ncaster and Olympia Cafe J ] i
?7"! *1:
Repairing. Section work [ i "
rats a specialty. {i
er work guaranteed. Auto- j ] j
Am ovnort Tmlnominnw 31
THE LANCASTER NE1
OPEN FOR PLAY
Built iu a leatherette cove
drops down when playing. Tc
ords are carried in special conl
MOTOR?Two spring, reliat)
motor. Same as used in ma
TONE ARM?High grade nic
all makes of disc records. Sou
CASE?Leatherette covered, 1
tors.
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npty box cars in the west, sent there ae
? handle the grain harvest, which pa
o standing idle on the sidetracks of tii
le railroads. These cars have some si<
[ feet., such as holes in the flooring. | th
leaky .roof, and are not for the ag
tilling of grain, but will do all right or
>r the transportation of cotton, cot- in
m seed and lumber, such as are pi 1- th
ig up in the south through lack of ov
rs. re
The frieght car shortage has been
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00K TANLAC TO r
RELIEVE HER ILLS1.1
? *
^*as in Had Shape When She
Bought First Bottle.
BENEFITTED GREATLY 8
I
I am in Good Health New and
Feel Fine and Strong," She l)eclares.
"I will tell you I was in bad shape
bun I began taking Tanlac, but It
>t mo in good boalth and I only took ?
true bottles," declared Mrs Mayj
ouch, of 20(5 Green street, Greenille,
S. C., in a statement en lorsing
The Master Medicine." "I was suf-j
sr'ng from general weakness and I
iy strength had all but left nie and
othing I could do, it seemed, would
elp me get iny strong: t back," she
mtinued.
"I had been through a very sc
ere illness and It left m-? in a con letoly
broken down condition. I had
idney trouble badly, too. I wa> so
eak nty knees would almost double!
p under me and my back hurt me.
erribly. so badly that I could baldly j
ndure the pain. My head ach? d a\vully,
too, jirst as badly as if I had
ouralgla. I could not eat a ' liing,
nd I seemed to be losing strength
astead of gaining it.
"We had heard so much about Ton-'
ac that I finally decided that I woui 1
ry it, and soon after I began taking
'anlac I could tell that I was picking
ip right along. It gave me a fine
ppetite and it seemed that I Just
ould not get enough to eat, and my!
ood nourished me, so I gained health!
nd strength, and I could tell every
lay that I was better than the day
lefore. I am in good health now and ;
feel fine and strong. The Tanlac
;ot me In Rood health and I hare
ound it to be a good medicine for my)
roubles. All that backache haR gone
iow and ho are the headaches. Tan-i
ac did flo much for me and I am glad
o recommend It to those who suffer
.8 I did."
Tanlar, the master medicine. Is
mid exclusively by J. F. Maclrey,
Lancaster; Peoples Drug A Grocery'
:o., Heath Springs; C. O. Floyd,
Cershaw.?Ad*. J
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A PHONOGRAPH BUILT IN A CI
ING CASE WITH RECORD HOLI
Plays Any Make of Disc R#?rnr
The Portophone is a phonograpi
^ struction is right. The tone is equt
SIZE 13 3-8 x 13 3-8
Just the thing for the Home, Sumn
or to take to a party or darn
CONSTRUCTION
;red carrying case. Winding crank is ci
>p closes same as hood or cover of cabin
tainer in lid.
le, smooth-running, perfectly construe
ny high-priced cabinets.
kel-plated arm with adjustable sound
md box has indestructible diaphragm.
with flat handle- Nickel trimmings an
y one dozen records.
Y PHONOGRAPH. EASILY CAR
RETAIL PRICE
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"THE BEST PLACE TO SH
ute iii the southeastern territory ong tin
rtioularly South Carolina, for some compan;
lie. and the South Carolina commis- over th
?n has made many efforts to have world w
is condition rectified. The shorte
is particularly felt now, as farm- NEW Y<
s in every part of the state are sell- ]>
g their cotton. Freight sheds and \p\v
e prounds around freight stations apprt
er the state are tilled with cotton trU(je p,
ady for shipment. th,a c|tj
lOTINfi HltKAKS OIT AGAIN "T ^
<IVKit OPERA IN NEW YOHK | 1
NEW YORK. Oct. 23.?Rioting''"
i . . . , , , i ork or
oke out again tonight around the
'xington theatre when for the secRt
a t
* eller,
BUSINESS NOTICES K\AN?
den tr
* Phoin
GOOD ASSORTMENT OF FLOW- "7~Tr_
ing bulbs just received. Call and WANTf
get yours. Lancaster Pharmacy. I an<' c
I hlghe
ritAYKD?ONE ItLAt 'K HOt NI?! us k"
with yellow breast, white on nose J Mlllir
crap in right ear. Answers to name! ~ 7"
Rat,; age four or live years. Re-'
ward. Ferguson Co. lt( R. A.
ANTKO?YOU TO KNOW THAT N OTIC I
you can Ret cabbage plants, early ed to
and late from now on at J. It. Mack- derbu
orell's. 104-tf at th<
burk
3K KKNT?FIVK-HOHSK COTTON to mt
farm; 100 acres of new, fresh land alble.
Who's1
t | a You arc c<
\ II /lr Ij|Ia ^a*t>w
lii/s In' 'jwJk t'?n an<' *
f'r i'SWr 'a^*v w?IO!
WE HAV1
DRESS an
We have (he right prices v
wear for ei
FERGUS*
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i of the very highest qua!
il to that of the highest ty
x 9 7-8. WEIGHT: Abou
ter Cottage, Club, Hospita
ce.
letachable. Front
et machine. Rec:ted
4 DAYTON"
box for playing |^H|
id corner protec- |33
RIEI) ABOUT. CL(
$35.00
TMENT
OP AFTER ALL."
10 this week the Star opera
y produced German opera
p protest of veterans of the
ar.
DKK ARK
KTERM1NKD TO CARRY ON
YORK. Oct 23 Pllhllnhor*
jxlmatoly 150 periodicals and
ipors having headquarters in
r. who suspended publication
weeks ago because of labor
les, have decided to resume
ion "at once either in New
elsewhere."
inrgaln Inquire of H. C. MoI^ancustor,
Route 3. 103-4
& WILSON HELL THE HELucks.
Ask for demonstration.
9 207. 103-tf
:i>?hound wheat
orn for milling purposes. The
st market prices paid. Let
ow what you have. Catawba
ig Co., Rock Hill. S. C 2l
ILK?Two nice Duroc sh^ts.
Long, News Office.
i?all parties 1n11ei1tmo
personally or to the Funirk
company can now find me
3 store of Ferguson & Funderat
Midway, and are reuuested
ike settlement as soon as posWe
wish to thank you for
rOUT 1
ordially invited to visit oui
ay to supreme tailoring sj
economy, and bring with 3
se judgment and good ta*
acquaint yourself with i
advantages.
E A COMPLETE LIN
d WORK
^itli the shoes. Als
rery member of the I
ON~CO
^^1
FRIDAY, OCTi?/)ER 24, 1919
hone
\PH THAT IS CONVENI- j
PACT AND CHUMMY
nywherc, Any Occasion
lity. The mechanical con- j
pe instrument. "k
t18 Pounds r??
1, Camp, Automobile, Canoe
M
)SEI) FOR CARRYING ||
STORF^ I!
~ J
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the liberal patronage accorded us '
In the past and hope to retain a.
share of your business and good
will in the future. Thanking you,
I am, B. Y. Funderburk. 102 BKT
EVANS & WI US ON IM) YOUR
moving and heavy hauling. Phone
' 207 for quick service. 103-tf
' ROOMS FOR RENT?SINGIiE OR
j in apartments of three and four
rooms. Water, and wired if rentj
ed by the year. W. J. CunningI
ham. Rock Hill, S. C.vt 101-6t Rag.
1
IplylerI f
I The Fire Insurance Man
will be glad to insure your
Auto against?
FIRE
LIGHTNING
THEFT
Phone 107?Over Hough's m
Jewelry Store
"Better to be SAFE than
SORRY." \
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ailor ?
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