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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
BAIL WILL BE PROVIDED
TO KEEP 2 ANARCHISTS
FROM RETURN TO JAIL
Bcrkmnn and Emma Goldman
TO BE Tried for Deporin-
ton as Lndesir0bies.
Try Associated Pres.

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-Emn1a Cold
man and Alexander Bcrkman, whose
arrests for dcportation have been or
dered following their release from
Federal prisons. will escape being
locked un again Immediately after
tfcir liberation by dcnositing bail in
the form OF Liberty bonds ii was an
nounced here today by Harry Wcin.
berger. their attorney.
Miss Goldman's term OF Imprisonment
at Jefferson City. Mo. where she is
coniined for ohsircctinE the draft laws.
VIII end Saturday. Ecrkman. who
was sent 20 Atlanta for the same Of
tense. viii h. released October ..
Liberty bonds valued at Sl5 600 were
sent last might 10 ihc commissioner
EeHcral o. immigration a: Washins-
ton as ha:l for M;S Goldman. Sh.
VIII no, hc arr 81 asd Will c.ll,
aircctly tom Jcflc:rin y ty TO New
orE with Yer iI.-Cc. St"..d BallantIne.
Bail for Berkman. in the same
amount as that provided for Miss Gold
man. will not be produced until he
arrives in New York from Atlanta
under arrest when bonds will be de-
posited as security for his appearance
when he is wanted. WcinbcrEcr said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
SEIKA TOR WILL START
FOR PACIFIC COAST
ON WLSON,S TRAIL
johnson DenicdRighfD Call for
Vote on His Amendment
by Republicans.
Un;versa, Service,

WASHINGTON W Sept. Ex-senator
Hiram johnson will leave for Cali
fornia tomorrow TO carry the hght
against the peace treaty to his own
people He will follow the trail Of
rresiden, Wilson through the Pacifc
Coast states, being absent from the
capital about three weeks. Mrs John
son Will accompany him.
When Senator Johnson reached the
Capito! this morning he WAS in q fight
ing humor. He had spent the entire
previous day battling with the Senate
leaders for chance 10 bring his
amendment to a Vote. He had been
cautioned by some TO go slow aud
urged by others to go ahead. He had
an argument with Majority Leader
Lodge. in which. il is understood. some
harsh and bitter language was used.
Senator Johnson's own decision after
all these conferences WAS 10 demand in
the senate today an Immediate vote on
inc amendment He intended 10 rise
at the earliest opportunity and ask to
nave the amendment considered. But
all these plans went a-giimmcring
when Senator Lodge conveyed to him
the word OF the manifesto which had
hcen handed to him by tho Republicans
VINO desired poStponcmcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
RESOLUTION DEMANDS
VALUE OF GIFTS WILSON
BROUGHT FROM EUROPE
Illinois Representative Asserts
That Rumors AHoat Nay
Lnjurc President.
IRy Associated Press I

WASHINGTON. Sept. 25.-Declarine
that 1t was the grave constitutional
duty of the House of Representatives
10 ascertain whether any gifts were
received and accepted by tho President
Of the United states in violation OF
the Constitution" Representative Ro-
denbcrS. Republican, Illinois. intro
Judiciary Committee TO investigate tho
reports and obtain an inventory OF
such gifts and their value. The COM
mittee also would be authorized TO as
certain what customs duties were paid
RodcnbcrS said he introduced the
resolution 10 clear up rumors that the
President and members OF his family
were rccipi.pts OF gifts while in Eu-
rope @gsrcSatinS in value more than
$500 0O0."
If there should be no foundation
for these rumors," he said "a great
injustice is being done to the rcputa-
ton of tho President and he is entitled
To cXOncratIon.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
VIRGINIA THREATENS BAN
ON NORTH CAROLINA CARS
Secretary Of Commonwealth Writc-
Raleigh Officials OF Tarhccl
Dealers Misconduct.
FACTORY NUMBERS CHANGED
Law Recently Enacted by General
Assembly Makes II Crime to EfYace
or Alter manufacturers Figures
Identifying Automobiles.
IRv Aesncia,na Pr.

RALEIGH. y. g.. sept o5-A threat
from the Secretary OF the Common
wealth 10 prohibit the use OF North
Carolina automobile licenses over the
roads Of Virginia II the alleged prac-
tce Of cfacinE or changing factory
number Of cars bought in that state
by North Carolinians is not discon.
,inucd. brought from the North Caro-
lima Secretary OF State today the reply
that II the officers Of the law OF Nir
-inlh were little moro vigilant it
w!ll not DC necessary TO punish thou
sands OF Ia aw-abiding North Caroliuians
IN the place OF Il few Of your culprits''
IN. Virginia Leg stature according
% the letter OF i5. -. James. Secretary
cf the Commonwealth of Virginia. has
Just passed 4 law requiring the regis
tration OF factory numbers of all au-
,omobiels and making il a crime to
change or cnacc q number.
We arc having any amount OF
trouble with machines going from this
state to North Carolina and South Car
DINA nc said. 1t seems that there
IS a good dea! OF speculation in cars
tn. factory number invariably being
cnanScd in order TO evadc the tracing
oi tlc car 10 the dealer who sold the
sane. and ] personally note that "A
number OF the North Carolina dealers
,re sending their license tags TO this
state >" be affixed 10 such cars"
w h!ic Virginia does not desire 20 do
anything tnat VIII Impose "A hardship
on North Carolina" the letter conclud-
cd unless the practice of buying cars
ana changing their factory number be
discontinued. We will be compelled 10
n7oh!bit the use Of a North Carolina
license over the roads Of this State as
much 4. Ne would dislike 10 do this
Colonel J. Bryan Grimes. North Caro-
lima Secretary OF state. in his reply cx-
pressed surprise at the nature of the
letter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
SENATOR ASHURST
FOR PEACE TREATY
Says He Will Support Pact
Without Reservation or
Amendment.
FALL PROPOSALS UP TODAY
Would Eliminate America From
Representation on All Foreign
Commissions.
FALL PROPOSALS UP TODAY
JBv hssoci,,cdpr,vl

WASHINGToN, Sept 25.-whilc the
'Nrman peace treaty received only
brief consideration in the senate to-
day. outside Developments indicated
that the factions were lining up for
the real fight over the league OF
nations covenant.
The outstanding feature of the day
was the announcement BY Senator
Johnson. Republican. OF California.
that he would leave here tomorrow for
the Pacific Coast TO Keep up his attack
on the treaty which was accepted TO
mean finally that his proposed amend
the United states and CirSat Britain
would not DC called up for weeks
-tshnrst TO support Treaty
Mex, in public interest was the news
that Senator Ashurst. Democrat. OF
Arizona, had tclcErap phcd President
Wilson that he would vote for ratih-
render the country and the world he
SAID. greater service by accepting it
as as II is without amendment or rescr-
Ndton. IhiS definite statement from
Senator Ashurst was considered par
iits1iaT!y ieadaIs noc,I;Hn aSSnrinE by Democratic
that he would oppose the pact in its
Just before adjournment Senator
made his position clear by rcitcratinE
that he would not vote TO ratify the
y.
states WAS obligated to send it's troops
abroad to preserve tho territorial in :
teGTity OF members of the league.
Two Senator's speak.
senator New, Republican, OF Indiana,
and senator Smith, Democrat. OF Mary
land divided the, debate of the day
the former atlaekine the treaty and
SPEEDY ratification. But there was no
applause the galleries evidently taking
70 heart the previous warning of the
Nicc-President that this would result
IN election of those violating the stand :
ing rules of the Senate.
In the House, where treaty talk bobs
M now and again, Representative
NinS, Of Illinois, introduced rcsolu-
tlon proposing the support of the
body for the Senators standing for
America nism.' Tho resolution was
thrown in the House hopper" without
discussion.
Discuss Fall Amendments Today.
Under unanimous consent agreement.
the amendments by Senator Fall. RE-
publican. of New Mexico. proposing
that the United States lie relieved
from service on foreign commissions
created under the treaty. will be taken
up tomorrow for discussion.
senator Cummins. Republican, Of
Iowa VIII speak against the treaty
ana senator Fall is expected to cham.
p!on me cause of his amendments M
vote Is looked for until some time next
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
CHICAGO MEN RETURN
TO WORK IN pTA&rc

CHICAGO. Sept. a5.--bespitc tho de-
mails OF union labor leaders. there an
pcared to be steady increase in ac.
the Chicago district today and unoffi.
cial reports indicated that several
thousand strikers had returned TO WORK
The union pckets at several plants
days, but there was no disorder. ex-
cept at WaukcGan. H., where seven
strikers were arrested for making
threats. and one employee OF the Amer.
verely beaten.
At tho Illinois steel Company plants
IN South Chicago. IT was reported that
ABOUT 5000 men were at work, and
plate mill were In operation. ON,
cials denied report that negro strike.
breakers had been employed. They de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
Outstanding Features
in Strike Situation
lBy univcr,ai Service.


PITTSBURGH, PA.-With the re-
ported return of many work
crs OF alien birth, seeking their old
Jobs aEain, mill operators claimed n
distinct improvement today in the
steel strike situation. 4 number of
plants which had been operating
with reduced force today resumed
full Operations.
tIIICAGO.-Mnny strikers in the
Chicago district were reported to-
day to hnSc returned for work,
with tho result that, while opera
tors have lost ground in certain
places. tho Enin i'm OpcrntinE per
rcntagc much more than compcn-
sntcS for the loss. according to
claims or mill officials.
& Il T. V l.. l. 4 y D.-nut ono steel
plant. nm independent unit Of the
Empire Rolling Mill Compnny. wn.
operating here today, tho Otis steel
tompnny'S locHI plant, tho last to
yield tn the strike, except tho above
mentioned, shut down yCstcrday
''for the safety Of loyal employees"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
Three Killed Inv Romb.

BATAVIA. y. y. Sept 25.-Ths
explosion of bomb in the dwelling
of Carl Trimarchi In this city carly
today Killed three persons and injured
four. The dead arc Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Battagli and their two-ycar,
old son. Mr.. Trimarchi Is "A restaurant
keeper. Hc recently has received three
threatening lcttcra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
BANK BILL is SENT BACK
TO SENATE COMMITTEE
House Measure Would Enable Finnu-
cial institutions 10 Increase IoBns
Commodities.
INV Associatcd prcss1

WASHINGTON. Sept. 25.-After a
prolonged fight. during which much
opposition In the measure developed,
the Senate. upon the motion OF Chair
man Mclean. Of the Banking Commit
tee. today referred back 20 that com
m!ttcc the house bill amending exist
ing banking laws so as TO enable
banking institutions 10 increase the
amount OF loans that can bo made up-
on commodities upon the basis OF bills
OF lading.
The bill is hcinS especially supported
by southern Senators as it is designed
TO provide increased facilities for
financing cotton production.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
LLOYD GEORGE SECURES
STRIKES P0STPONEMENT
Cni1s Government Chiefs Into Confer.
encc to Discuss Demands,
of Railway Men.
[Rv Universal Service I

LONDON. Sept. 25--Thc nation wide
strike of British railway men. which
was 10 have begun at midnight tomor-
row. has been avcrtcd. at least tenn
porarily. by the Intervention of Pre-
micr Lloyd George. who has called a
conference OF Sir Eric Gcddcs. Sir
Auckland Gcddes. Sir Robert Horne and
Sir David Shacklcton TO consider the
demands OF the men.
The executive committee of the
union stated tonight that tho strike
order would be withheld pending tho
outcome OF the conference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
FIND BODY OF OFFICER
IN OCEAN VIEW WOODS
Indications Arc II Hnd Been IIanginE
There for Moro Thnn
Three Weeks.
LEY Associated rrcss

NORFOLK, VA. Sept. 2J.--Thc body
OF naval warrant officer Identified
AS that OF :. j. Bristow. ranking as a
pharnst's mate and stationed at the
Hampton Roads naval operating base
at this port. was today found hanging
from the limb OF q tree in a thicllly
wooded section OF Ocean View. "A near
by summer resort, this afternoon. From
the condition OF the body, physicians
say that death had occurred about
three or four weeks ago. Coroner j.
w. Watkins pronounced il case OF
suicide.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
JAPAN PLANS TO ASK CHINA
TO CONFER AS TO SHANTUNG
Tokyo Omcinl SnyS His Country j.
ANXIOUS to Settle Restoration
Question.
IRy Associatcd Prcssl

TOKYO. Sept. 25.-JaDan is plann!ng
officially to invite China to confer on
the Shantung situation after Japan
was communicated 10 the correspond
ent by officials, who added that Japan
could not compel China to accept the
invitation.
Japan" said one official. "is anxi.
Gus to settle the question of the res-
toration Of ShantunS as quickly az
possible. but If China declines to ncgo-
tate. japan will be obliged Ia allow
the present conditions as 10 Shantunc
to remain Unchanged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
JUDGE PARDEE STRICKEN
Acute Indigestion Causcs Serious I'll.
ness of .Jurist In Fifth
Circuit District.
TRy Associatcd prcss

ATLANTA. Sept. 25.--Judge Tjon A.
Pardee, of the Fifth judicial Circuit.
United States Court, was stricken with
acute Indigestion in his office in the
Federal Building here today, and at
the time fear was expressed that he
would not survive.
Ills condition was such that it was
d','idcd not TO remove him from the
oincc until several hours later At his
home tonight It was said his condition
was unchanged. Judge Pardcc Is
years old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
EADER OF STEEL WORKERS WOULD ARBI7RA7E TIE STRIKE
JUDGE GARY REFUSES TO DEAL WITH STRIKING MEN
JOHNSON GOES WEST TO TAKE UP TRAIL OF president
Troops to Remain in
Siberia Until 1920
IBy t..ocintcd prc.sI

WASHISGFON, sept. :5.-Expcc-
tnttOn Of the Wnr Department that
American troops will be retained In
siberia until January, 1O.D, IT not
longer, wnS Indicated officially to-
day when Secretary Bnkcr requested
the seven affiliated welfare us>0cia-
TONS tO continue their work among
these troops "fOr further period
OF three or four months, or until
such time as the army is in n posi-
tion TO undertake. this rcsponsfhiI-
ity." Mr. BHkrr has said, In rcpIy
To questions by mcmbcrS Of Con-
grcss. Tint tho withdrawal of tho
siberian expedition WIN awaiting
the decision OF President wilson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
FOREMAN OPENS FIRE
On STRIKING RIOTERS
lRy Associated Prcss1

10y .tsSoclatcd PrcSs.)
WAUKEGAN. ILL. Sent. o5rb,
nrst shot IN the steel strike in the Chi
caso district was fred here tonight. IL
WAS atieEcd. by John McShane fore
man for tho American Steel ami Iy;rc
Company plant. when his automobiIa
was stoned by members OF a crowd of
seNsral hundred strikers. McShanc was
shiu 10 have fired only the one shot.
which struck tho heel of a boys shoe
me automobile OF ". F.. Acomb. s,Iper
intcndent or the plant. also was stoned.
II was reported
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
DAM GUTTER FOR BOOZE
Crowd Gets Big Portion OF Thirty GaI
Ions Dumped by Tennessee
sheriff.
fBv Associatcd rrcsy /

KNOXVILLE. Sept. 25.--Tho sheriff
or Cooke county today destroyed in
front OF the courthouse at Newport,
seven Illicit stills captured in the last
month. lie also dccantcd into the gut
ter thirty gallons OF real good moon
shine" corn liquor. Not far away the
gutter was damned up with mud by a
thirsty crowd which was having q
merry time until tho sheriff appeared
and arrested the revelers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
MARINES LAND AT TRAU
Soldiers :'rom Torpedo Bont Destroyer
Compel Italians to Eyacuate, md
Then Deliver City.
lRy Associated Press. J

COPENHAGEN. Sept. 25.-American
marines landed from torpedo boat de-
cvacuatc Trau. Dalmatia. according TO
dispatch received here fropl Spalato,
Il short distance cast Of Trau
loft after tho inhabitants fired on them,
and that Jugo-Slay troops took over
tho town from tho Americans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
MISS LYON SPONSOR
Durham Girl Nnmcd by General uamiJ-
ton to Servr mt Confederate
Reunion.
[Ry Associated Prcss.l

DURHAM. y. G.. Sept 35.-Miss Iris
Duke Lyon. Of this city, has been named
by General j. w. Hamilton, Of Webb
Camp, TO serve as a sponsor at the At
lanta reunion of the Confederate Vet
Grams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26

Inst Sunday excursion to Norfolk,
September rs n. &. W. SI.95 round
trip. Two trains--S;20 and $50 a. NJ.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26

Last &. & o. Outing
Sunday. September IS. Old Point
Norfolk. Sl.95 round trip. trains
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
Denies All Arc Foreigners.

Asked about tho charge made by
House, that majority OF the strikers
were aliens. Fitzpatrick said there were
few Of the workers who cannot spcak
English, and asserted that IL they
were good enough to work for Judge
Gary they. were good enough to Join
the orGanization." Hc contcndcd That
.(ContinuGd on Second Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
Best Comics

WorId-FdmOus Artists
Ordao for 1'inees-Dlspdtch.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-02-28

passes . 1aakeshIft bill zs al excuse.
IL zill have failed in its duty The
Mems does not know for an absolute
certainty !usi hoH many people want
on TIE plan submitted hy TIE state
automobile association bzI heiieIes
good -oads regardless o. who pro
poses the plan Aac u one plan viii
no; %. another uill
The question cov ha-Es in THE
hsisace VIII ue rave good road.
eos o. vii ve Sa:i to- soo-he- se>-
soa OF the general assembly.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-02-28
THE IEGISI.ATIRE.

The Legislature mas time for little
"ork before adjournment. which will
De tomorrow What il might have
done would make a volume OF many
pages but We fear that what i, has
done can be told in little space One
Or Two bills o, statewide interes,
~@re passed and the balance Of the
time vas given over 10 local
bills or TO killing good ones that
hight have brought about great
system o. state highways and other
beneficial results The legislature
may yet today or tomorrow. pass
some kind OF highway bill We
hope II does. II takes long time
in preparation for the building OF
roads and a long time 10 build them
after the start is made. and We do
not want 20 think that we must wait
a year before any preparation is
made. South Carolina needs the
roads now But the legislature
knows that as well a. anybody else
Perhaps me legislature does not
know what the sent ment Is on this
question Or If could not but give the
people what they want.
i the Legislature adiourns without
passing highway bill it will have
failed the people Of the state and
will not have done its duty. I, il
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-02-28
FULL VALUE ASSESSMENT.

TIE News recently carried para
graph - The e-e-, that il has never
KNOW a -eal good reason ~hy prop
@-'y should 10 b assessed At SIS !ul.
value g! taxation And now ze and
he North Carolina Legislature
ranging Sith jast such problem
L seems tha; re legislature has been
-onsiderug lzw providing for : re-
sss-s. .n@ai o: all property IL tha,
state :; its full value. and ne have
the Charlotte Observers word for Il.
'ha; tAe Raleigh Times IS becoming
alarmed over the prospect that IL
Ill. 20 unenactsd Says the OBJ
s@-Te-: II The Tines finds b. in.
ves,iea'ioa ,ha, the &C; is aoa IN
der adTisement by The finance sub
mi,tee % Be incorporated into
the machinery act Contingent up
OF the 'ac;--'he guarantee that as
Ses'm "nt o. taxable property Is 10 be
coupled "-'- propnrtiona'e reduc-
Non IN The 'ate of taxation. tbs laT
= all Egh; and should passed.
Slt IN recent days an impression has
so' out among the people that there
may os some Flsk attached TO the
pToP"s.''"h --ltat once the "a" re-
4Airihs '0'! valuation IN assessment
is placed on the BOOKS there might
""' Dr. oIFeSpohdihs fsdUcAon N
me tax rate
I"e p.oposiHon OF assessing
properly for taSs'ion a. one-'hird or
oHe-'"1f'h or ohe-ha!f its real value
5 ho'h'hg snort OF an attempt on the,
part oi the property Owner to- 1901
hiinseH and Is one 0: the hardest
pfopoSitions ever tackled man
may 1901 another man every now and
then but he will never fool hinfseit.
II certain piece Of property Isl
"os'h $1,000. tax should be pad up
on 1t at that valuation but al rate
much less than that in force a, pres
ent. 1n dollars and cents Of taxes!
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-02-28
TO ENTERTAIN THE BOYS -

Tae Red Cross - LioeSsse- Is
Plaraing = bsoaGe, :or TIE -eoys
~ho s-e being released from TIE
army snd navy AID s-e coming
hone TIE date has 20: ben So.
o1t sr=:y nsu released from TIE ser
T.cs "a asked 70 s=od Aas name azd
address - The local chapter 50 ira,
he ~.u 10; % overlooked -hea the
Invitations are sent out- In This
"ws.cone home" 20 the men ~ao
Tough, :o- the worlds liberty. ,he
Red Cross should no, be permitted
% go alone The county and rty
authorities and the citizens Eeae--
ally should cooperate il every =sy
possible. and the expense and work
connected With the entertainment
should Se shared by all. The News
{ oes no, wish 10 take Away from
the Red Gross the privilege o. enter
;stnine The boys or the c-edi, tina, IS
rizb,ta.ly theirs. but Its pretty
generally Known that the Red Cross
salEsys on The job and its mo-
I've. are not he gaining ot glory o.
--sdit :or any particular deed
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-02-28
SAFE FARMING

comes 20 t0<a snleSs bring some
thing 20 sell said prominent far
mer 10 TIE Meas fe~ days ago i
reduced my cotton acreage several
yezrs ago but / an ~nling 70 re5ae,
:, again
This sia;emen; Vas followed Nth
seTersl others stating that be "a sd
everything on his farm. ths; csa oe
raised or = southern farm fer the
feeding ot his family aad h5s live.
stock- This farmer "sz~ the light
> long tine ago and IA bread .ad
neat Is 10, Dependent, upon the cot
ton ns-ke; He can sell his cut;oc
:; he chooses and i. the price suits
hin o1, ~ doesn't have 10 sell 4
More farmer. need 20 th;ak %,
tie problem OF eo;;o- and oo-n sRt
n~si T5ey r=ed - aEEre =.;A pen
I'll and paper ~he,her =; pays 70
raise cotton. se,! E, and -!;h he
money thus secured Bay -%s; Sour.
neal and o,he: requirements TO- The
family table It's business pr1po-
sitioa Farming Is business. :ae
"a re as operating = store We ;roa-
BE -i;h the farmer Is - t0@sa'r pr,
business principles iato TIE bus:-
ness He -pos h.s farm hg2haza-t.
without taking note 0. production
cost and comparing {. -!th selling
p:tce- Suppose ne,chza, operated
OF the theo-y o. pricing Ais goods
Without regard 20 ne cost He
-ould very scon D. out 0; business
The farmer nus, consider the "a
Qu!renenr, % rs family -
7u!-ements which measure in ne
- nFs that can be rz.s=d on tie,
very farm He must produce hes
i@ mus, produce food Tor hls live
,'ock And then
T. he has time a,d inclination pu.
.-e balance o, h.s efforts OF c-t,o-
When ready for he ms-ks,. SCI, il
j: the p-ire : rezsonz bic II nj,
store d; TIE farmer has ne si,ua-
Of z rs hand He can demand
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-02-28

There Is Dothing more simple And
the same principle viii Apply in any
state But just Shy property has
ever been assessed al anything bat its
tull value remains 10 be explained
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-02-28

50 don't 80. that meeting in
atlanta nilI 70 very far toward
bringing the nations Of the world in
70 agreement at peace conference
in Paris but the boys Till have
good time down there anyway.