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^ ^age room THE LAN CAST (SKM1-WKE1 ERLNfcWS THJi WAU 18 ? ^IA ; The New York Til ???? ident Harding waa i THE L, VKU, BUT A September frost net thinks Pres- ton cr?P of mucto -,^.1 ? . 000 bales, for the rell advised not ^ .w lsrsrer the cron. / ANCASTER ygW8> LANCAS* would mean a cot- "? i less than 8,000,-( 8H\LL WK S later the frost the! (J- A. Burst It wmrtri be alto- An nra, 8. c. by Rev. R. R TAND FX?U THI8? Kershaw Me jy in "Our Dumb burial waa wl tlDftll ) u'hlrh frutarn I FRIP; .. Doyle, pastor of the lines of bit 'thodist church. The steel. v Ith masonic honors, of in iron, 4 Itv Mr Vnnnv haH 11., v. <Y, JULY 8, 1921. * isinesa, notably Iron and the board said, "It la now raail I Hal K?uiDiiRneo j Published Tuesday BY THB LAKOA8TBR NBWS Lancaster, 8 .GBORGB BULLA Siditor aad Ma The News Is not reap slews ot Correspendei **"? _ .. to allow a splurge I and Friday I the signing of the jo COMPANY. congress declaring state of war with CRAVKN the Times: "There nm*er' of getting up a tren onslble for the loo over the affair. 8.h0rt was to offer peac ;o be made owr gether possible foi Int resolution of to wilt the hopes at an end the On the other han< Germany. Says lie and we * ... . ? with frost deferre had been talk _ . . . , October, as freuei lendous hullaba- g<j|ng to ^ Mte The President tlon of a million e as a splendid ernment estimate ? -- , a September frost \ horse w? of 1,000.000 bales, from his head 1,'should the katy- on the (rouni tare an open fall, over the horse d until the last of hand. He c< itly happens, it le mal in a loud to count on add!- tuated with oa bales to the Gov- the horse bein And we would h?m#M tnr * a down; blood ran been a membi and formed a pool Rev. W. s. 1- A man stood 411 d Reprenen i with a club in his ?f Lancaster. >mmanded the ani- ternoon to at voice, freely punc- day school c iths, to get up; but held in the ] g young and in the Rev. Mr. "Pat ho fin? tins the pountv Ai ?CI1WI ttU/ U ar for many yfears. ment of wa Patterson. R. T. Beaty occur, and tatlve W. P. Robinson, it will certi were here Sunday af- autumn." tend the District Sun- In sever onventlon. which was trade, the Presbyterian church, "month of terson Is president of of relative lanr.lstlon anH nranlried ?rtInn ?i IVIIUVOU IUI IMVI i vaujuvi" ges and prices Is likely to that Increased activity In ntnly not be noted before al branches of domestic board said, because the June Is usually a period quiet and temporary re<nH rnnrlltlnnR hHY? rnn. niuonu aruciw on iwi taterwt will be gladly SUBSCRIPTION Strictly Cash in A Vn city and county, exce delivered by city car In poatal cones 1 ai Delivered by city carrle postal zon?*j beyond ond, per year Ofv mAwlho nna.holf tYy nc? 01 |?uw? _ .. , , , received. Fourth of July prese ~ There waa to be Jubll of thankfulness. Bi lldTAlICO* >pt those good sense Mr. Hard riar and on all this nonsense id 2 $8.50 ir and to knew that any kind the Bec~ which could have t $8.00 ,a ihnva rntng would have looked nt to the nation, as soon Ramble on ating amid tears the "Peculator. ut with great "flood ing put his veto (Kershi > He doubtless Good for Lane of celebration P??Ple of a comn ?n worked up a"d ,he ?" . 4 v this to look far a! too trAfinurpnllv .1 .L , Al ' katydid as on Ignorant of th commands. H "ijuToaater" ?y?' "llod " .w Era! amtul.h, hi. I aater! Whan the k"owln,! not Qunlty have the "aot"' not b rlt tn a time like ,he <',ub "?i1? head and Invest In ^ group of .!? . Hrnun#! tho mr MV ftll *1 TV OD ? e meaning of these at H*? meetin Ie lay there. his Robinson wer >*lth unfathomable addresses, nuscles twitching. Born to M what to do. His Hilton, Mond ieing obeyed, plied daughter. , barbarously. Born to Mi people collected don, Tuesday, in nn<l dftllfhtPr g. Mr. Beaty and Mr. tinued, and e on the program for occurred Is Unemplo: r. and Mrs. Beckham cally utich ay. June 27, 1921, a "with altgh ment, notal r. and Mrs. Boyd Hoi- w"h tender June 28, 1921. n there, espe like Iron." [ "such recession as has evidently only seasonal." ynient continued practlanged, the report aald, t tendencies to betterbly in agriculture, and teles to Increase here and riully In basic Industries OiA iuv/uiui), wuc-uaiL v u No new subscription ? shorter period than The date on your lab on which your pi stopped. TO ADVERTI The Lancaster News advertisers a larger c Lancaster and Lancaste uit other newsDaner. entered for a stagy and artificial. six months. ,. . el is the date cans would have re upcr will be attempt to hambooz matter of fact, they SERS. excited about what irculTuon6" in Percelve to he only >r county than tiou of an admitted f nnoanil/xn ?9 tuts miiiKS uiai m Moat Amerl- iind permanent u sented it as an which is best, it m le them. As a munlty l? to ? sure thing. Only are not at all ^ ? J against the seven thej clearly dollar bond issue f a legal recogni- facilities. We cs act?that is, the when our forefa tut * rniintrv nn^l frvn rr fin mHKe ror sure ?..? .... pbulldlng of that ??n>e wished to eans that the com- Tl,? ninn wa? t come, that's a dead 1ow* an(' h,s c< six people voted foreboding. I ty-Ilve thousand : His son broug or Improved school J was applied t( m't {imagine that , After the bucl thers settled thin tied, the man V.* 1 It ul hi. .nn *U| a?iu "IIUV/IIJS II interfere, none did. Horn to Mr. i hip brute of a fel- Thursday. Jur ountenance ?h? too Culp Cook ie railed for water. Miss Georgia C lit it to him and it ville hint wee > the horse's head. note that he ket had been emp- proved from t turned and threw sustained, and 1* ??? Wt and Mrs. L. P. Adams. ! \( ,0 30. 1921. ...on, | T() E1 accompanied !iIh slater, j 'ook. liome from Green- Ik't'onnlthT! k. Wo are pleasod to Offer* is now very much 1m- .1 he Injuries he recently TeguciK" : loses the sixht of only The Fodera 3UA ANXIOUS S'TER FEDERATION i Her IhTlslon and i to Join Central Imcrli-nn t'nlon Ipn, Honduras. July 7.? il Council of the Central Entered as Second October 7, 1905, at th< Lancaster. 9. C., unde Cress of March 8. 1879. FRIDAY, JULY THH COTTON MILL The Lancaster cott _ toooanuu ui uugn Class Matter d?avor to represent 'r ?t"o?Co" '"* Patrklllc app would have regarde< ?. form of buncombe. 8, 1921. ?Tho _ . ?? The people unde SITUATION that the reaI work c on mills will w,th Germany Is yet lines. Any en- ?.<u .UUh this as a thrill- pv?ry form of wild ievement thev porthn,t>' f?r nnb , , ' 'hat they saw mu J a, the lowest tor themsclTc hope of a better ft rstand perfectly dron. They certal >f making peace been looking for to be done. No CentB return for effort. ?. DUHIKCO null | 11 ??? ovm. beast to make op- i >' on the boy's orn generations ! to the ground, ich el?e but hard "You'd bett (s, but they had a Deacon. I'm lure for their chll- axe at you so nly could not have only comment ; mere dollars and The nian Hf themselves li the tentlon to the iv luiiiiru p?t|utti tr- uur wi nm ejt forehead and he fell Mrs. Connl unconscious. ter, is visltlnj er learn to catch. Mrs. D. F. I*h liable to throw an me day." was the BUSINESS made by the father. ?T-T. , IN JUN rain turned hta athorse; bat now the llwui.lr. Tk.l :n. | American i e Phillips. oT LancAB- I preaentatlvf I her parents. Mr. and and Hondui illlps. munlcation ??- Foreign Off ACTIVITIES ernmentR ol Honduras, I E INCONCLUSIVE thM the 8ll ? concluded r v 11 i mi? - Kepunnrs. comprising re 8 of Salvador, Guatemala ran, has given out a comfrom the Nicaraguan ice, addressed to the Gov' Salvador, Guatemala and In which Nicaragua urgos gnatorlen of the compact orently at San Joae, Costa resume operations plant really is in operal is, certain department* be put In motion befor be fully operated are g understood that possibl nt work. In the re-o; mill the management 1 Monday. The ?ne ' more keely aw tlon now; that Washington adi i necessary to keeps on g'ving assu e the mill can to tlnie that It has a :oing and It Is The state departmer y 100 men are to be working at it wl pening of the try and Intelligence 1 ias announced associates with Its 1 'are of this than ? ninistration. It Woman In , .. (Philadelph ranee from time ? . Out of what wa peace program. an^ wooiie8t part it Is understood a strange story. Ith all the Indus- It will be rememt that the country Jackson, Wyoming lead. Secretary ticoat K? rnmei t animai nna rou i the West heavy hand wa la Record.) arm and a vo s once the wildest ear: 11 waa the of the /'West cornea This is only About a year ago. scenes of crue! >ered. the town of has arrested came under pet- 'nK the years ] Jt. The women, seml-clvlliaed ^ na a champion. A " " 8 laid on the man's Stable Ran ice sounded in his > voice of fhe law. . . Washington one of the man, lc?Tlt|es It, to animala that .nh ? ,ho, my attention dur- dccll?? I hare lived In thin , IVeet. and It la ,)>ble fut , M iLro aiaii Hi-nt HITU mull, IHKP I* Set Aside JJy the tlon toward Records Btar,e" whc pua from b< , July 4.?June bus!- central An In the United States, Ntcaragui fin* an acceleration In bers of the , were classed as "In- form a bas ulth respect to the pro- would ultli developments by the'?i.un nn.-?i? coucerifu anu npeeay lie 1 a settlement of the oblh have prevented Nlcar.ipromlng a member of the lerlran Union, a proposes that the memunion name conditions to is for negotiations which nately result in Nicara(nut Inn In tK a TTntnn that there has been v of the anion, but that u not be discriminated a; string employment, whi non-union, being invite plication to the proper the departments In wh io recognition Hughes. The detailc mion men will beld, but the main f gainst, all de- 18 clearly revealed. ?ther union or bearty co-operation d to make ap- Already it is explain authorities of j be done distasi ich they wish rawing to them in j I oeace resolution. 11 newly franchiaed, ^ are as yet with- . ? Ices. Now there general principle 8peclal election to , It is that of of dividing Ltncoli with the Allies, suit shows the dlv ed that nothing b? 700 majority. teful or embar- JackBon bM be?n _ . seat for the new tursuance of the ? This new coutity ' fhflr Vflnt Aitr . ? won all the off- scenes such as has just been a mane magazln decide the question . i County. The reislonlsts have won Mouth Mom and the town of The Monroe chosen as county oeral services c Teton County. L. A. Osborne, takes In much of soldier who die - . Ik. wLi. tills tnat this hu- monthly revic e la banishing. serve board. 1 _ that prices 1 basts, foundet -or Citisen Dies (he price fall Journal says: Fu- fOUn<if were i ?ver the remains of or<jBi and the a brave Cnfederate ..Jt ti Cv?$i r d late last night at J c|OTr Qf the r< F-' w of the federal re- The poop Rsued today. Theortea thin action ia|d preached a stable pleasure, ai 1 on a slowing up of that Nlcara in May, the board member of let aaide by later rec- American 1 board concluded that la expresae nore evident that the Congress h adjustment period baa le of Honduras learned of by Nicaragua with great id predictions were made gua now would become a the Federation of Central [lepubllca. Keen regret d that the Coata Rtcan aa rejected the compact. *AI WUIJk. The percentage of ? Ing the anion in a mi not been determined One of the a teen hand ty-nlne ramors tying d two weeks is that 90 ] Joined; another is that >mployes join- tro?P? to *** for itter that lias Rhino brldfjfibcadi th by outaidors. not be withdi [rod and nine- Weeks states tbat I uring the past ,UP* to *>rlng oar per cent, bare Not 1111 France and ] not more than tent to them *? , me itmoui JBCKM a time on the once the resort o e American force the old \7est. Th awn. Secretary rock8 the cradle i ?e bee taken no "" preme. soldiers home. . , Etaffland are con- Feminine "Drli will the, be re-1 _ (Columb There are repoi one H016 country, uuiu<= ?? t the bad men of 'o South Monro< e gentle hand that ternoon at 4 o'c may govern where church. Rev, J. wai once eu- C. Weaver 1 ceaaed was ore and wap a natlv *' on Congrees ty. hut for man la State.) the Zoar commi rta and Indlcatlona an ?n*uhia ?r bum. rv. ?. usoorne, ye^ been b. were held this af- , , , , . ilock at Smyrna J. Edwards and Dr. officiating. The deir 80 years of ace. e of Lancaster couny years had lired In unity, where he won g*I 111 a t Inn #nn Knnsatn I reached," In some | TH* New No. 33. "ATEMENT OF THE CONDIT1 [ON OF THE 40 to SO par cant, ha closed meeting of the v in the courthouse We And the report was c streets yesterday that solid not to go back t< may or may not be true place behind the close it? Joined. -A inion was held "Apart from that dnesday night there must come noi nrrent on the tJon with Germany they Toted commerce and amity o work. This by tb? ending of w ?, as what took r*?e? the larger and d doors is not m?tt?r of. an instr . from many qrtarte minor question, whether in a new w direct negotia- aligned with the for a treaty of tions, are planning made necessary "ess In the nei naturally desire a ar. AboTe that tional legislation, much more rltal their nrat, at leas ument of peace assault upon the 1 r? thai the women, integrity and a<r feminist party or a devoted meml two old organlxa- church, and wat : a "drive" on Con- thousands of U :t election. They He is survived I l share In the na- Miss Martha 8ta< and will make er Osborne, of it most formidable, following sons i popular House. It m. R. PIkk. Mrs. uar? dealing. He waa >er of the Methodist ftc j i highly esteemed by mJA nlon couaty citizens. >y his wife, who was Loc ck; one brother. PostCharlotte; and the and daughters; Mrs. Amos Pie*, of Pare INK OF LANC ated at Lancaster, S. C., at the ness June 30, 1921 DPQATTDnVC . :aster 5 close of busi definitely known. Aa The News underi nation, the mill will Monday and the operat tlve of affiliation with will be siren the opp< 'back to work on the latins at the time of which will determli itand* the eit- re'*^ons with Gem be re-opened pI,ce and duty in th< tires, lrrespec- hM eonie since the organisations. *n*trument lies reai artunity to go ,n tlle ?hape of the ^ conditions ex- To 'e?Rage' under closlnc down c^ar?d by the Pres ie not only our Is closer to the pe lany, but our Qte is, and whate s new world that PW* rerr clo< armistice. That c"tm ?lre" least 25 women dy u our hand HouM ^ Versailles Treaty. Some of them gut it has been de- The capture of t Ident to be the the gaining of a i tople than the Sen- land; Mrs J. J rer is close to the j. Darts. Mrs. 1 e to woman. Fore- jOsborne and R iy predicting at Following the c Represent a tires in Mr. Osborne en1 elected next year. 26 N. C.. regit *s as high as 50. number of the the Senate, or eren of the war. Mi ilender foothold in ted for his brai V. Mangnm. Mrs. W. ? W. H. Porter. W. T. .er. M. A. Osborne. 10^ outbreak of the war. listed in Company B. t nent. and was in a ?111 major engagements ?aJ] r. Osborne, while no- ^ 'ery, escaped wounds *?U MU0V U . ns and Discounts rdrafts ?i ids and Stocks Owned by the Ba erty Bonds on Deposit niture and Fixtures king House er Real Estate Owned s from Banks and Bankers ? $668,105.03 9,767.18 nk 220,000.00 134,550.00 3,000.00 6,000.00 ? 10,000.00 -- 94,352.54 of the mill. Of court lematlcal as to the nui apply for work and < .any of the union men At any rate, the p opening the mill la en< Announcement was i W Affislnla 4 w, il is prob-1w,Mr course. And tnber who will Senator Lodge and t is to whether aSa'nst the Treaty i will. hear that It may be respect of re- an>ended form, the touraging. at Washington is tl made" Wednea- be done. Then * - another state of wa though it gives that "club" of po ho other plotters **ke more fl&htln? cow shivers ,o be time. The preset ccsu boil tied |? may ^ ih# best information well shared by t! ?at this is what Congress at least there would be rePre?cntative of r. The frreenn. The Rreat war Iltical bosses, will and serious tlln C and plotting. But nearly every 01 Invaded In a short which his regime it younger genera- was In the thlcl two houses pretty tvsburg. where lie sexes, making guished Itself b; more human and^aa any other reg life. | led the advanc< , while It bruised. gagement and ' ess and took part in pUj" ie or the battles in ' >nt was engaged. He p, c of the fight at Get- t^ne his regiment distiny going as far north :iment. Mr. Osborne ? in that bloody ensrlth a comrade was rency i er and Other Minor Coin icks and Cash Items Total LIABILITIES: ? 36,323.00 2,690.00 2,611.35 ? 11,738.22 ..$1,199,137.32 aaj dj unii/iaio ui i Hoskins chain of texti the foar mills in Cha ?pan as soon as sufficii employes apply for woi rates and on the same eclated June 1. Thei doted Jane 1 by reasox IUQ Vyuau w i\.iv le plants thut cllables In the sena rlotte will re- arm? and oratory, ant number of soon flnd theIr cou *k at the same I? the face conditions as P?Pul*r disapproval ie mills were certain to come doi i of a strike of furth?r perverse opi and maltreated wo 1,0 wou,d fl)r '? their .hackle., 1 But they would country on the g rage oozing out women are not fr of the immense tremendous catacl which would be 8ho?* dowa very 13 . .. thrones and mill vn heavily upon . _ . * the Teutona. position to mak- ^?jle eom|D( aKe men, at least broke I the first to go o rhere is hardly a Gettysburg, lobe In which the ? eer because of the Items Pro* ysm In Europe. It Mellta P nuch more than the *or New Yoi tary feudalism of a special University* 8h< > Is to be largely a d*y? ?t Washtni ver the stone wall at Cap Sur Due n Kershaw En Lib "loyd left last Thursrk, where she jcoes to jn(j course at Columbia i stopped a cople of ggV ftton, D. C.. with her Tin ital Stock Paid In plus Fund i to Banks and Bankers erty Bonds on Deposit idends Unpaid ividual Deposits Subject to Check..$881,572.37 ings Deposit 306,668-32 le Certificate* 50,000.00 ? 150,000.00 1,706.49 134,550.00 2,500.00 \ the o perm tires, togethe Ornately 1,100 workers Charlotte mille. Otfii CbadwlckiHoeklas con dag to The Charlotte jfwsterdmr, declare the] Ml so flght mgmiast lak aatataia that the con r with appro*- ,u* ? m me ul ' In other 11 c?uld be rendered slala of the ipanjr. ae^ori , " . Obaerrer, of THOIIH AM r are conductor unions, but Katydid, Froet _____ (Charlotte C iipany la com __ IIJ wmy uy wnicn woman's age. T1 satisfactory and some measure a Women will come - - will refused to be and that, but lasli ? laws that most tnt , and their chlldrai and Cotton Vary much, jm b*f! * "'A. [portion, of the as lore will bo In II,lw? *? ? ku new matriarchy. * position in the into their own, and Jos. W. Knl| legislated this way caster county, i it upon making the C. O. Floyd, 8u Imately affect them Mr. and Mrs. i and thofr homes children, of Spai srnaps. the larger Miller's parents w laws will relate Croaton last w? leen Fioya. who has treasury department. pMp ht, auditor (or Lan- Not ialted his sister. Mrs. Res inday afemoou. 8. Neeley Miller and rtaaburg. rtsited Mrs. , Mr. sad Mrs. W. L. ?k. They also rtslt of Deposit?. 188,079.88 bier's Checks ?1,066.91 ?s and Bills Rediscount*! erve Fond Carried on Genera) I dividual w? Total 776,88088 ... 80,000.00 44)00.00 -.$1,199,187.82 mKted to the open-*h -will not be dictated to eonnei of its employes, merit is felt toward ployes," the Observer ?ri of the compj 'They also say that til A vnlknnt puma a a m iii bl kmi/ulu op policy end 20, and the weathi as to the per- that three months 1 "No resent- frost will fall. Tha striking em- frOBt on or about say. the offi- wll!ch lwou,d b? a , . early date. But wt any declare. . ... _ .. when the weather 1 they consider oat of wj,ack? Fal tha raanlt a# At A i. wu i?wra ' o1' to whtt we now ? w-wlse will say lotion." We are from ?uch event experiments, end t would forecast m6n arG even mor September 20, than are the men. n extraordinary cjai ]aws and ref \y not this year. aorta, laws goveri machinery is all re-form \he famil; Ith In the katy- Df parents and c * --1 Ball "welfare legia ?d relatives at going to try many Cashier T. B. In all of them wo- of Kershaw, and e closely concerned ?1 The Peoples There will be so- "State Ban relations of all Hendersonville. ilng and trying to the tr,P b7 out f and the relations wm? of Shelby, hlldren, efforts to 8. Floyd I Heath Spring#. SU Clyburn. of the Bank Coi I Caabler E. 3. Bailey, | Bank, are attending the kers' Association at N. C. They made tru omobile and went by boc b spending a while at ,te of South Carolina, inty of Lancaster. Jefore me came Geo. W. Willii i above named bank, who, beta! s that the above and foregoing e condition of said bank, as s >ks of said bank. GEO. w.willia: una, cashier of e duly sworn, statement Is a hown by the MS,Cashier. toad advice. The milli officials, are willing t< Mtrtke episode and to actions on the beet pc wcale. It la their bell near future a spirit of mutual cooperation wl ?..w . wwv UIU 19 oil CII^&UCIICU ?. according to tact that this year 1 5 overlook the *n March. Why conduct oper- lNovember ,n SePt*? p March kink might >88lble wage ment to ^pect a ki ief that hi the moat any date In confidence and the reader may be 111 be re-estab- significance of thet tnn i? tho onourai ujr ronBuu ui mo aj| 0f these matt we had our May develop and lmpr< should it not be make it pure an< ber? That May- all of these matt lend encourage- women's business lllng frost at al- more intimately a September. But they do to ours. > wondering the ?? le remarks. Cot- Greenville. S. . TV. - era come home to ^'eveiana spnn >ve the race, to m,8S Omey h 4 keep it bo?and Kan were era come home to 25th. by Magic and bosoms much 'sorae of th nd insistently than William j. y< county's most i * pected citizens C., July 7.?Pink about four mil K8. a [olden and Van Mor- of J rled Saturday, June itrate A. L. Cook at at official. ? sung, one of Kershaw 1 aged and highly res, died at hla home eg south of Kerahaw worn to and subscribed before i ruly, 1921. JNO. H Notary Pul Tect Attest: LEROY SPRINGS WADDY C. THOMSON R. L. CRAWFORD ne this 5th day [. POAG, blic for S. C. m fished. Thus the Charlotte soiree itself into mac that existing in Lanci f -a ' J 0 ment ban already f i situation re- g^^est crop In 2 h the same as an early frost white ister. ' crop will be still > ? iic uufoiu" uuuiiit lirgrtl let lgured on the with killing Dr. L 5 years, and if near Ninety-Six t< ns the fields, the this afternoon ant further reduced, by officers to Colt rin nanu, cnarKea r riimy morning awton C. Lipscomb of several week oday, was captured Hanging Roqk 1 was spirited away afternoon, after imbta. ' ducted from H ; iouowing an illness ;h, and was burled at graveyard Saturday funeral services con[anglng Rock church Directors. 1 I 3 j > ' i