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' .7* VOL. 5. NO. 53. SEMI-V Importance of School DUciolim At a meeting of the trustees c the Lancaster school district hel Monday in the office of Co Leroy Springs, chairman of th board, the resolution .publishe elsewhere was passed unan mously. This action was cor sidored necessary in view < some recent occurrences in tb Central school which were ca culated to do harm. The Boar have acted wisely in the matte By the passage of the resolutio they simply put parents on notic that if they do not wish corpora punishment inflicted on thei children, they must notify th Superintendent of the fact, i advance, and be prepared f( their expulsion for serious o fenses against the rules of tb school. In order to operate school successfully, in any con munity, it is absolutely necei sary that discipline should b maintained at all hazards. 1 parents are permitted to intei fere and have their way, tb work of the best tflkchers wi come to naught. Ninety-nin times out of a hundred the chil is in th? wrong* and when tb parent steps in and takes his c her part, the result is not onl subversion of discipline but serious injury is done the child i well. Parents should remembc that the public schools are suj ported by the taxes of all th people and should be run for th common good and not in the ii terest of any one man or set < men. Proper consideration shoul be had for teachers. They ma have their frailties common I . humanity?but ns a i.ule r more earnest and conscientioi class of people live. Their lot not often a happy one, especiall if their efforts are not apprec ated and their work interfere with. So, from now on, U everybody interested in the we fare of the school give thei hearty co-operation and suppoi to both teachers and trustee! Then Lancaster may well boai of having one of the best schoo in the State. Watch For The Comet 't lie Ked Pragou of the ?\ k. Watch tl cliiHun lor apring eougha and coli t artful luo lieih keep Foiey'a Honey at Tai in the . It i- the best and Hate prevtDtion and cure for .-roup where tl Leed ia urgent und in uieilinte relief a vit nercHcitx . ontains no op-ate or haruif drugs. hetuae HiibatituteH. J F Mackey Lancaster Pharmacy. ? ? Well Done, Governor. If Governor Ansel could hav found anywhere in South Car< lina better appointees for th Asylum Cdfemissi n than thos he has selected, their names d not occur to us. Without excei; tion the gentlemen named ar men of wide information, clet vision, sound judgment, pract cal common sense and highe! integrity. We congratulal Governor Ansel, and we cor gr&tulate the people of Sout Carolina, that he has been abl to secure the services of D] Robert Wilson, Jr., the Hon. I * O. Purdy, the Hon. Geo. I Cromer and Col. Leroy Spring to co-operate with Dr. Babcoc in reorganizing the State Hoi pital for the Insane. Theirs no light task, but we are sui * that they will accomplish it in manner to merit the grateful aj proval of all right-thinking cit .An. XTATiro onrl Pniirio. utTTO miu vyvutivt* The Call of the Blood for pnritiiation, finds voice in pimple boils, sallow complexion, n jaundiced I of moth patches ?nd blotches on the akiu, all signs o? liver trouble. Hut I)r King ' Kings New I?ife Pills make rich r< blood; give clear skin, rosy cheeks, hi oomph urn. h slth Tiy them 25c J F Vtsckf y Co. Lancaster Phan ncy I ' if ' * V k 4 -% - "* #V * s > * C vf* A** f>> " "-o??\o'f3! WEEKLY. 5. Jackson's Birth Place. | >f Editor Lancaster News*?T -* d have not closely followed the ^ ! controversy with reference to ie the birth place of Andrew Jacked son, but looking over Mills' Atlas, 1 i- a copy of which is owned by J l* Mr. Geo. H. O'Leary of this town, 1 find a most excellent 1 map of Lancaster County, surb! veyed aud made by J. Boykin d for Mills' Atlas in 1820. On the r- 1 map is marked, "Birth Place of n Gen. A. Jackson," which is a :e short distance above John Crawford's bridge on Waxhaw Creek, Ir in Lancaster County. g ie It will be remembered that n Jackson was not inaugurated )r | President until 1829, and cerb tainly there was no controversy ,e as to hi& birth place in 1820, ^ a i when this map was made, and ; yet a reliable surveyor, basing his information upon what those who knew Jackson perfectly f well, and must have known ex- g r_ actly where he was born, pointed J ie out as the place of his birth in d Lancaster County, nine years j e before he was inaugurated Presd , ident. ie It seems to me that this map;* >r is very strong corroborative eviy dence that Andrew Jackson y a knew what he was talking about j ls when he asserted that he was a !r native of South Carolina. Thos. F. McDow. 3 ,e, Yorkville, S. C.;vApril 2, 1910.! 3 *1 - \ Real Estate, Insurance and Mosey 3 * t. Loan. * iy Lands for sale, plantations to Lo farm on, houses ready to move i 7 m ir'Oj. or lots suitable to luil<J apv1 ^ is kind of a hous';? n from a two; is room cabin to* a ten thousand fe ly dollar mansion. Land is going- j i- higher and now is a good time to 9 d get a bargain. If you want to it buy a plantation at a bargain, I 1- will sell you one and guarantee ir you ten percent, on your invest- * rt ment from the day you buy. 3. What better would you want? I * jt will guarantee you ten per cent.1 Is on your investment, if you will 1 buy a nice building lot, even if i you don't touch it And I will * make arrangements for you to 1 get the' money to nay cash for a - i plantation or a lot if you will give1 ^ ' sufficient security Why keep in ; -? | a bank at 4 per cent, when I can , "1 (sell you land guaranteeing you r 0 i 10 per cent. I am able to carry ^ out my contract. I have sold 1,500 acres of land since August for something over 24 thousand 8 ,e dollars, and I am expecting to; g sell out about all my bargains e this fall. Je' Dealing in land is my business. 0 ' I know the worth of a piece of | land when I see it just like Cope >e Elliott 4oes a mule when he looks ir at one. j. 1 wo^M like to list ten thousand' Jt acres r^Dre land so I can do some ^ extensive out of the State advertising. 1you have any land S for sale and want it cut off or 1 je sold 1 shall be glad to handle it. r Don*t forget I handle insur- p ance. I want to write all my I j* friends a good big policy. 1 1 Keep your eye on my adver- e , tisemwnt elsewhere. v * T. M. Belle. ?- , n in ~ 0 Easter at Unity. o a The[ first Sabbath of April was a >- tl?e regular day in course at p i- Unity and the nearest day to ' Easter. The sermon was on the "Resurrection," and the pulpit | platform was decorated with f flowers, lilacs, lillies, ferns ge- f, * raniums, begonias and tulips. The music was fine and in >d keeping with the occasion. A JJ good congregation filled the w house. Attendant. n 0 ^ J ? LANCASTER, S BAPTISTS we roUNG s PEOPLES we UNION PROCRA TUESDAY. APRIL TH :00 ? (1) Add resses of Welcome by f TU 1 n mi vv. iiu>iiis?>u anu ivev. ivi (2) Response by a Visiting Del (3)President's Address. ( 4) Organization. :00?Address, Mr. C. E. Crossland, day School Board, Nash B. Y. P. u. r if ? WEDNESDAY. APRIL T >s30?Devotional Services. 0100? Address, Rev. O. .Im Frier, Bi reach Doctrines." 0:45?Address, Rev. Thos. J. Watti South, GastonbvN. C.. Help the B. Y. P. U." 1:30? Address. Mr. C. E. Crosslar "The B. Y. P. U. ? Orjj 2:15?Miscellaneous Business. 2:30- Adjournment. WEDNESDAY, APRIL TH :00?Devotional Services. !:15?Address, Mr. J. C. Spivey, ( the B. Y. P. I*. Means :45?Conference on Junior Work, I :30?Adjournment. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1 :00?Devotional Services. Jac-Addiwj. Kfv. ' People ana Worldnesis.' i:00?Address, Rev. Thos. J. Wa "How the B. Y. P. U. i:ll?Reception at Gregorys' Hall. THURSDAY, APRIL TI >:30 Devotional Services. 0:00? Address, Mr. W. C. Thomsc "Tithing." :0:45?Address, Mr. C. E. Crosslai VThe B. Y. P. U.-Edu 130? Rev. Thos. J. Watts, Castor P. U. and the Organize 2:15?Miscellaneous Business. 2:30?Adjournment. THURSDAY, APRIL THE :00--Devotional Services. 1:15?Address, Rev. J. R. Moore, N Value of a life." 1:45? Conference and Round Table. ,30?Adjournment. THURSDAY, APRIL TI 1:00? Devotional Services. 1:30?(1) Report of Executive Comn (2) Awarding of Banners. (3)Five Minutes Talks by Del Free for all Discussions tion, the Outlook for th J. D. MOO J B. WHI Mt Prospect School Goring. Mt Prospect Rural Graded Ichool will close on Friday, April fu 5th inst i hi The annual sermon will be1 c, (reached at 10:30 o'clock a.m. ja )inner at noon in picnic style. ar 'he annual address will be deliv- jj( red at 2 o'clock p. m. Music ^ /ill be furnished by the Taber- f0 acle brass band. A match game | >f base ball will be played at 4 m 'clock between Mt Prospect tv nd College Hill teams. The jn ublic is cardually invited. Don't fQ orget the day and the place. 0j The names of the speakers f] t/ill be given in next issue. Don't, )on't, Don't forget those bigjp( ull baskets of something good > I* or the inner man. pi C. A. Plyler, Prin. D ? . v m There in no or tiph ni#d?< in- ho j o| nUi C r Foler'i' Hon#-\ >m< 1 i? #-.i- ?- ~ nr* onghft, oo dt. hi <1 bionehit-h. J. F. lackey ? o, l.aricHKtfr Pharmacy. ? N ^ * 5. C., APRIL 6, 1910 csstcr are yours to command. ma keeping n and women are the hope of made a country. three h is an at Icome extended to you. ful busi has pra mind, heart and soul in the * ater's work. State, knowle< most su financie MME: caster, < of this ! E 5TH, EVENING . ^rfa Mayor W. T. Gregory, Mr. W. day act L M. Brabham of Lancaster. busines legate. actual e gaged. . authori; , Field Secretary, Baptist Sun- 5 per ville, Tenn. Subject: "Why the Fund c i Gov. Ai HE6TH, MORNING 1 cessfui sact bi State, : amberg, S: C. Subject:"How to ding up pensarv s, B. Y. P. U., Secretary of the Avery 1 Subject: "How the Pastor Can and J. tians as id, Nashville, Tenn. Subject: this ind animation." ernor h moves ' own tl E 6TH, AFTERNOON predict, - j commis windinf Jonway, S. C. Subject: ' What|s|on an( to the Church." jeaI jed by Secty. Crossland. 'HE GTH. EVENING j Tho j I the Lar S. C, Suhiecfc "YfjipK Tueefa1 ' * Macfcey tts, Gastonia, N. C. Sublet: best dai Helps the Pastor." "4' ter. T conditio IE 7TH, MORNING Johr did and more at >n, Lancaster, S. C. Subject: ?)urjng supper id, Nashville, Tenn. Subject: jones \ i cation." street lia, N. C. Subject: "The B. Y. variOU8 d Sunday School Class." j visiting Virginii 1 Sadie : 7TH, AFTERNOON. Mcllwa Stackhc inety-Six, S. C. Subject: "The1 Montgo i Cam so Led by Rev. T. J. Watts. , J of Heidi es of Li IE 7TH, EVENING | Qn l? congeni littee. ! enjoyec . shaw in egates. Reports from Unions, some V on Impressions of the Conven- their re e Future, etc. dinner RE, Chairman Ex. Com. Springs TE, President Convention. the gu L, .. . . awhile Col Leroy Springs Honored. 1 b^e ri*J' ed to C< Gov. Aftsel after giving care- pleasan il consideration to the matter, of Cam is appointed the State Hospital Melton ammission created by act of the Montgo st Legislature, to purchase lands Wylie, ^ L..:u: * 1 ' * * u cicvi uuiiuniK? mereon 10 re- anu Al( ?ve the present conjestfve Henry < mdition, at the State Hospital i Miss >r the insane. The Act directs hostess le Govorner to appoin a com-1 meeting ission consisting of five persons,! Her gu vo of whom shall be the super- assistec tendent of the State Hospital tertaini >r thejnsane and the chairman pleasan ' the State Beard of Health. Louise he Governor has accordingly ap- served rioted* Dr. J. W, Babcock, su- Miss El ?rintendent of the State Hos- piano a tal for the Insane, Columbia; besides r. Robert Wilson, Jr., chair- were M an of the State Board of Health, gomery harleston; Judge R. 0. Purdy, Steven! lmter, Dr. George B. Cromer, and Vii ewberry; Leroy Springs, Lan- bia, Mis i *' --f* ?, ?s f/' . This was a very impor-j tter, and/?ov. Ansel, in j ^ with his custom, has' **. L<01* 6 very wise selection in the , ist named. Judge Purdy j tie lawyer and a successness man, , Dr. Cromer ~ y. cticed law and is now one , f r # crus J oremost educators in the ^ and Col. Springs is ac- n,*j Jged to be one of the ccessfu) business men and ...... rs in the South. Lan- j g^J of course. 1.5 justly prowd ^ honor conferred upon Col. i. The 8.?!ary is only * 1 I, carrying $5 for each . '' ually employed about the *nn s of the commission and j ? e" xpenses for the time enThe commission are'? sed to borrow $100,000 at j p6"' cent, from the Sinking J ommission or elsewhere, j ? .' nsel always calls upon sue- If business nen to tran- .. 01 jsiness interests of the if.? is in the casp of the win- i; 1 1 commission for the dissuch as Join McSween, Patton. Dr. .V. J. Murray Steel Bryce The politi- k ^ a general rule don't like ependent way the Gov- q as of doing things but he Wyli along quietly doing his t;rat linking and acting. We nie 1 in advance, that this, sion will do 83 well as the; Pr 1 up Dispensary commis- Bak< i this is saying a great Gus Hins Mah Social Nawt. Gt Caster germant< given by Sists icaster gernuiVi club last ; ovpnjtur. .Y.Vqh in 1 1 *s Hali, was probably the' nee ever givw.-* in l^ancashe floor was in perfect lar , >n, the music furnished; .J ison's orchestra was splenthere was never before a gec^ tractive crowd of girls. Qr the evening a delicious later was servec in the Heath- 1 Or auilding just across the stab Many young men from WOrl places attended and the rnor< girls present were Misses teacl aCurdwell.GonnorsMelton that Pinkney, and Christine and in of Columbia. Annie etj n >use of Marion, Shirley Tim< mery of Concord, Hallie resu n of Camden, Clarice of Gastonia, Mary Price Bvllle and Annie Sitgreavuirens. He \ ist Wednesday morning a wjth al party of young people 1 a delightful trip to Ker- pop< Col. Leroy Springs'hand- ^jr Linton touring car. On ^ cj turn a sumptious course was awaited them at the unf^ i mansion. After dinner -A-hil ests enjoyed music for very and then another automoe. Those who are indebtS00 ol. Spring for this very g, t day are Miss Carrison Kini den. Misses Card well and Quii and Pinkney of Columbia- tever imery of Concord, Malloy, ,r Mrs. Odel of Concord, ?ssrs. John T. Stevens and qu4. of Chester. and Juanita Wylie was the; Oi of th - Emery Club at its ^oc' X on Thursday afternoon, est, Miss Halley Carrison wite I her in receiving and enng the club. After a Mist t hour's chat, Misses A Wylie and Dorothy Moore teac a two-course luncheon, joye liza Wylie played several litth elections. Those present part the members of the club birtl irs. Zemp and Miss Mont- on t of Concord, Mrs. Walter take ?, Miss Connors Melton sort 'ginia Cardwell of Colum- ate ss Henrietta Malloy, and | ones \ Vr # 9. $1.60 PER YEAR Honor Roll. I 1 reports for the third quar- ' nding March 25th have been out and the following are on donor Roll. ade 1, Section A.?Claude 9, Thomas Funderburk, An- * Hagins, Mildred King, Alma :ht, Eliza Moore, Ethel Per- I ames Poag, Edward Sistare. ina Sowell, Laura Gilbert J ams. ction R. ?Kathleen FerguJ. C. Sowell, Mary Gilbert 1 e. i ade 2, Mary Heath Jones, >ry McMurray. Aubrey Cau, Nellie Dixon, Helen hes, Richard Robinson, Rosa ney, Lillie McManus, Evelyn Ferris Blackmon, Margaret ruson. p. ade 3, Ernest Moore, Guy per, Lfennie Dixon. ade 4, Helen Derrick, PauJones, LaConte Mackey, ie R.eed, Freddie Knight, Gregory. ade 5, Olivette Blackmon. \ ade >, Dorothy Moore, Kate 1, Henry Blackmon. \ ade 7, Unrepresented. ade 8, Mary Mf>ore. \ ade 9. Beulah Hinson Flira r le 10, Marv Maesey, Nan- U I ill Moore. I SCHOOL NO. 2. / imary: Luther Hunter, Alex / ?r, Ella Pate, Furman Catoe, . I Wright Otis Ballard, Willie J ^ ion, Gladys Johnston, Ciara / affey. / I ade 1, James Sims, LeRoy / ire, Hamp Pate. / i ade 2, Ben Adams, James / [k ird^ Clifford Bid lard. Aatffey { \ rri?r* Nqftnw ttkwu. fWilP^ ' "^rv y* son, Eva Baker, Wren Bal- J j * ade 3, Thomas Connor, Flon- / >owell, Minnie Hinson, Ada I ert, Bennie Hudson, Furman jg iham. I ade 4, Will be published 1 i account of the very strict 1 s High School laws, the I c in the higher grades is I i difficult than before. The I hers are endeavoring to see ]Q the work is done thoroughly finallv. Thi? hflu nwpaaitat. stardation in certain grades. 5 will secure satisfactory Its. J. M. Ariail. Current Events. ^-President is now in Rome, jxpected to have an audience i the Pope and had his Holinotified of his wishes. The rr ? was agreeably provided. Roosevelt would consent to ircumspect in his conduct, as required of Mr. Fairbanks ?r similar circumstances ie in Rome. Mr. Roosevelt* A ' sensibly, refused to comply ' i the wishes of the hermit of Vatican, hence he will nbt the Pope. ^-President Roosevelt visited g Victor Emanuel at the v. inal twice Monday. In the ling he and Mrs. Roosevelt, mit and Miss Ethel were presat a grand dinner, at the palgiven by the King and pn in knnrtr r\f fV?l D/vwo\rolf ?awt?vs v* V/v?l *WWWV * V?V P family. n Bunday morning, near ^ kingham N. C., Pearl Bruna merchant shot and killed ir Williams after beating him > a chair. j May me Jones. dozen little friends and )?er her. Miss Bessie Harper, end with Katherine Wylis a b "April Fool" surprise :y in celebration of her ftinth \ b day. After games and ices he lawn the littla party was ?n to Capt King's popular re, the Lyric, where rTppropri_A. *- % . t ? ? ?1 pictures aengntea me nitie l. t , * ? _ ? i