Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I \ The Wu LOCAL. DOTS -4^ Carolina, i ??1 partment, ?At a meeting of the directors of llfust'thTTi' the Farmers Bank & Trust Company Wednesday afternoon, the following t'arolina in officers were elected: W. T. Gregory, president; W. H. Millen, cashier; ,he wot R, Thomas Beaty, Jr., assistant cash- P ? r? ler; W. P. Robinson, Esq., attorney. , ? e? ' _ , ? . fought hei ?Rev. J. D. Chapman, financial coiiege gri representative of Greenville Female entered thl College, will fill the pulpit of the voting her First Baptist church next Sunday physician 1 morning and evening at the usual .... 4 . hours. i , __ work In < ?Rev. W. S. Patterson will preach tlon ? to 8( at the Pleasant Hill A. R. P. church professions next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, name amo ? Dr. A. Brock of Charlotte has state of Sc accepted a position as prescription Who arc clerk with the Peonies' Timer Br flrn ?. ?- "> ? man 8 rent eery Company of Heath Springs. tractors? ?Messrs. B. Y. Funderburk and II. Their nt M. Parks have exchanged lots on Qf no imp0 Market street and Mr. Parks wishes stand for t his friends to know he has moved. You, th< ?The entertainment t obe given at South Care the Ceneral school auditorium Mon- on the woi day night comes to Lancaster highly endorse it recommended. We hope our people who want will attend it, feeling confident they admlnlstra will spend a pleasant evening. They its enemiei should remember, too, that the ment by a school library is badly in need of you who s funds. the persec ?The list of contributions to the can't shift chamber of commerce together with Ring an<l h /Ml' the number of memberships sub- th? little scribed will be published in The Lan- l?tH have caster News of Tuesday next. Lot what they ?The entertainment to bo given at an<l what I on the list hy Monday afternoon. when they ?See the graduated town They wi license taxes on occupations and ni(,r. They callings, published in this issue and meetings \ govern yourselves accordingly. I'liev alwa ?The Ithaca Conrsevatory Later- S?U.*th. Cnr? talnment Trio will give an entertain- ? ... *\r." ment at the Central school auditor- . lum Monday night. March 2. The : , program will consist of music and ? a. roei t n Hrnio o-. Wealth ? ?*"~"V~ . """""n"ul1 good nnm< and 3 5 cents. (,nrcd not ?Owing to the ever-increasing think of tli demands upon ills time, Col. Leroy iOU(|iy boa Springs has resigned as president of respect foi the Savings Bank of Fort Mill and at j( tbe pt a meeting of the directors held this kind f week. Mr. Walter R. Meacham was have, jt js elected to fill the office. that they * believe tin A Card of Thanks. plajn ,)PO,, We take this method of extending ani| qoing our heart-felt thanks to those of our accomplish good friends and neighbors who were benefit of so faithful to us during our terrible ()f peoplo Illness with measles. May He that annoyed, f "permltteth not the sparrow to fall cause she to the ground unseen" bestow His throw thei richest blessings on each of them, the echo t and may the promise bo truly vert- warfare, fled to them that "t shall be like n0 you bread cast upon the waters." shall re- champions turn to them after many days. pleasure o 'M Sincerely, , if this ^ Tdr. and Mrs. W. F. Crenshaw. w-e stand 1 Heath Springs, S. C., Feb. 26, 1914. sense enou old South ? ? not yawp i Notice. of our Sta The annual meeting of the stock- mankind, holders of the Perpetual Building & I,et us Loan Association will convene Tues- common fi day. March 3rd, at 3 o'clock, at the a working office of W. P. Robinson, Esq. she blocks A. J. GREGORY. of the pol President. Don't bl "Ten Commands" For Teaching An- REPRESF. fiounccd. ? Boulded, Colo., Feb. 21.?"Ten ? Commandments" for teachers have RUGRNI4 been laid down by Prof. Frank E. Thompson, of the chair of education Down here of the University of Colorado, to hat! students who are preparing to take up With a lec / teaching as a profession. In an ad- gee dress explaining his commandments our brand he classified some teachers as "a mob and of mobile maidens mediating matri- nut there mony." He futher declared that no tehcher should apply for any position p0r we're < unless it has heen declared vacant, , do! Here are hla "commandments." : And the c 1?Poor teachers should not re- and celve positions as long as there are Take our \ better teachers. j wai 2?The more expert teachers Give a tall should be given more difficult posi- i ha\ tlons. 3?The individual genius of the it was qui' teacher should (it the particular re- led qulrements for'the position. You could 4?Teachers should be put where : you they can do the most good. Now, Jest 1 5?Change of position is subject to we * three requirements: (A)?the good That there of the school the teacher is leaving1} j and (B)?the good of the school to which ' wel ehe is going; (C)?the good of the When they teacher herself. I fer 6?Personal and political pull must Mebbe foil be eliminated. I but 7?Teachers of equivalent ability g0 Bear Hi should le kept in close competition. | jesl 8?The method should be such as Heedln' n< brings upward Impetus in salaries. the 9?A teacher should never have her fro' own testimonials. 10?Superintendents should not Well, Jest get rid of "undesirables" by writting bee them good testimonials. And they we For Political Capital. . Mebbe ran A bill has been Introduced which lnt< would prohibit negroes teaching in With thej white schools, or whites teaching woi thoAe for negroes. At this time the Anyway, tl fate of the bill is uncertain. There sea ate only a.very few schools In South Made a hli / Carolina in which negroes are taught | win by white teachers, and we don't be- And the scl lieve there is a single one in which and h white children, of college -students And we're are. taught by negroes. Law or no Wnen she 1? ... I.O.. .Itn.tU. ..U .4 1 VI w ?a? , iih uniri niiuamni ? \miui uuv ?a^it3>? i o] be tolerated In any community. The j * ? gulf^between the two races is widen- ' Ing every year, apd there is' no ne-! Anyhow, cesslty foi^ ouch legislation. The sustaining mere discussion of such matters in ville Medii the. legislature, however, will give tijQ two-by-four politicians a chance' next summer to whoop up the boys. To the Far and ride into office.?Jefferson Jeffer- Yor are sonian. . i members c -?'of Oommei SALLIE FUNDEftBURK has Just to porfec finished a course in shampooing, farmers of manicuring, facial and scalp massage, mnch good and wishes the patronage of the any one e white ladles of Lancaster. Those both town who wish to engage her services will when In to please let her know. She Is thoroughly capable and guarantees sat- Acting Sr lsfaction. 43 ber of C sr* r--v 'if. mm* i THE LANCASTER NE\ r Against the Woman. joined. The State of South PERSONALS through its executive deis at war. It is aggressive, 1 and relentless. Its enemy ? c ,, . , estroyed. Its friends must SDent several davs in town 1 ad. The State of South y ^e"1 ,,fever , ',aya ln_ :?. n.1 i ? wur w.th a woman woek vlaltln* relatives and friends i a. war witn a woman. Waxhaw Enterprise. nan was a country girl, a jyjr j t Stevens of Kershaw v ier s daughter. Ambitious, here on business today. eager and resolute, she Mrs. L. L. Scott of Kershaw wa r way through a medical guest at the home of Mr. John aduating with honors, and Arant last Sunday . b service of her State, de- Miss Delia Small of the Sparb self whole-heartedly as a burg business college is spenid to the State afflicted. a few ,iayS with her mother and s Lei reward? To live and ters. itn atmosphere of insinua- Mr. Ira B. Jones, Jr., mad* and at bay and defend her business trip to Columbia this we il reputation and her good Rev. II. R. Murchison has returi ng woman against? the from Batesburg, where he spent s >uth Carolina! eral days this week. I the assailants of this wo- Mrs. Ola P. Catling is visiting 1 itation? Who are her de- sister, Mrs. J. E. Poore, in Colu bia. imos and personalities are Mr. E. G. Ellison spent Wedn rtance or significance. They ,lay afternoon in Kershaw on In md represent the state. neaa" . ? citizens and voters of , Mrs. Grace Arant Scott and cl ilina, are making this war dren returned home last Sunday fr nan?you who uphold and a ^ to relatives ln Kershaw ? with your ballots. You Kershaw county. government to reward the ^r- W Gibson of Richbi tion's friends and to punish sPen*- today in Lancaster on husine s, you who oppose govern- Attorneys J. L. Glenn and S. nd for the people? it is McFadden of the Chester bar w ire chiefly responsible for here today on professional busine ution of the woman. You the responsibility for nag- New County Laws, larrassing the woman upon The legislature has enacted th creatures whom your bal- local measures affecting the com exalted?they are doing We have endeavored to get the 1 think you like to see done text of the new acts, but with they expect you to applaud avail so far. As soon as we can r tell you of it. cure them we will publish them 11 tell you of it next sum- full. One is an act for the dispc will begin at the campaign of the county lot on French and ( vitli a tribute?to woman! streets, upon which the jail Is ys do. They will prate of tinted. The upset price is fixed Una's "chivalry" and speak $8.O00. not including tho jail bu indest State in the world." ing. The county board and legii io Republican governor of live delegation are to select ee" State of Pennsylvania site Tor the new jail. Another tin he power of his common- ure regulates the deposits of ginst one woman, whose county funds in the different ha i and professional skill he of the county. The third act nta quesMon, what would you the term of the county superintend ie Ptwnsyivanlans? Yet you of education four years Instead st of your South Carolina's two. : womanhood! tople of South Carolina like OIIITITARY if government that they the kind of government , ?~ , ought to have. If they be- In memoir of my dear motl it an honest woman of the departed this life January le, working for her living J?*** . the work of an able and Dearest mother, you have gone i led physician, for the us? the most unfortunate class To thftt heavenly world so fall in tin* world, should be Softly in the arms of Jesus, louted and bullyragged be- Mother you are free from toil i does it, it is for them to care. r hats in air and cheer to Do in peace. \\ hat surprise br he men who carry on this forth upon thy wakening eys What new vision waits to hless voters enjov what your We who linger cannot guess. are doing"? Do you get We, who loved you here below, ut of it? Loose thy hand and bid you go. is the kind of thing that MARY BKLL, 'or, at least let us have Daughtei gh not to talk about "grand Carolina." At least, let us ibout "chivalry" ami make AT MACKEY OPER te a braying ass before H^)XXSE rather face the cold and act that In South Carolina woman has no chance when Tho -Maud Norwood Playe i the way of the "friends" . ... ^ ttical powers in the State. who wni aPP r at the Mackey Or lame the government. It House Monday, Tuesday and Wedi INTS the PEOPLK. day evenings, March the 2nd to Inclusive, will present three excell plays as follows: "The Power \S IN" CACTUS CENTER. Conscience," "Dora Thorne," "At the Calvary Post." The "Po ! in Cactus Center we have of Conscience" is powerfully ron: I a pleasent day tic dramatic and intensely interest turer from Boston, this eu- This play tells a strong story nlcs was his lay; grafting, unequalled in history, new schoolma'am got him, cated in the citadel of the peopl I she told us all to come, at the court house, didn't no one reckon how Most of us have read "E eenlcs makes things hum; Thorne." "The Sweetest Story F lizzy yet In Cactus from the Told." This Is a story true to 1 n's of that mat, A powerful and pathetic play rash of splintered benches stirs every emotion in the hui I the bark, of many a gat; heart. vord for it In Cactus, If you "At the Calvary Post" is a milil at to start a muss drama, laid in the West. Best of c upon eugeentcs and you'll Western plays. re a proper fuss. > The following Is from The Go boro Dally Argus: et and most seemly till the "Before entering upon our rej turer said how's of the splendid presentation of "E breed up human beln's like Thorne" by the Maude Norwood St i did a bunch of cow:s. Company in the Messenger op aalf of us was cowmen, and house last night. The Argus wishe don't let no man tell most heartily commend Mr. Nel! i ain't a line 'twixt humans the manager of the company, I the beasts we know so himself a fine actor, for tho sharp 1; wholesome "call down" ho had r group UP COWS and nennle couraee to aHminiatnr tn thai air. to make a lecture stunt that persist in disturbing audier ks somewhere 'II stand It, by laughing at pathetic parts and < you bet we cowmen wunt. erwise making themselves a nuisai iwklns rose up, pronto, and If for no other reason than this L called old Boston down, Nelson and his really talented >t the cries of "order" nor cultured company should be accor schoolma'am's awful tonight a Crowded audience by wn. theatre-loving element of our c , who so often have their pleasure 1 half the invitations had performance marred by such dipti n give to sheep range men, ances as Mr. Nelson so wholesoir all stood for eugeenica, as ' rebuked last night, found out there and then; I "The company's production ige wars too, had entered "Dora Thome" last night was gc ) settin' 'em so strong and gave better satisfaction tl lecturer from Boston, who many of the dollar attractions s ild prove us cowmen wrong here this season, le row was started and the Miss Norwood, as "Dora," the II red eugeenlcs man country girl, gave a flhe portraya! gh dive through a window the part. jn the pdwderfest began; Miss Edna May as "Lady Va' aoolma'am she's tabooed us tin?." was a credit tfl the compi as moved to Silver Spruce, and showed careful study Of chai listening' for war there ter. i truns eugeenlcs loose. "Mr. William Nelson, as the st rk Sun. young husband, added to ?:??? : ' strength of the company, as did Told Vou So. Jack Gould, whose work as "Step] , the weather seems to be Thorno" deserves special mention the ground hog.?Abbe- "Mf- Paul Miller as "Dick pac im. kept the audience in a roar of lau : . ter throughout the performance. Notice.' "Miss Elliott as "Alice E&rl^' g ui> id <# uaiikomcr v/uuaiy; " f10"0"1# jHjuuuimnce. cordially Invited to become "The vaudeville Riven between >f the I^ancaster Chamber actR ,8 a,?na worth the price of rce, which will meet soon mission. t Its organization , The "The company will present tonl the county can get as their concluding, "At the Mlllt out of the organization as Port." iBe. It means much for ~ and coutny. Call on me DK. C. B. PRATT, wn and unite with us. < Dentist J. B. MACKORELL, Phone 28A. icretary Lancaster Cham- Office over Lancaster Pharmc oramerce. Office hours. 9 to 1; 2 to 6. vs, i'i:m;r.\nv 27, ~~ Business Notices sWiVSWifBil THE MERCHANTS say that some of our candidates buy their wearing apparel from Scars-Roebuck. Some Jn* of our merchants have their job print- Us*4 ast , ing done elsowhere than in Millen, | and there you are. The candidates ([? want the merchants to vote for them, I 'gj*4 . k'as and the merchants want The News to A [\ It \V ' toot their little horns?and there you fifi s a are again.?Millen (Ga.) News. The 'gj*4 Ox man who wrote this paragraph wrote 214 Pill fMl 1 I well. You can ponder it yourself, to 1 an- your benefit and to the benefit of your l,tg benefit, and to the benefit of your "8" town?however large, or however fifi We Invite the att a a smu11" tion of the public j LOST?Somewhere 011 Main street or ( W the annexed statem< Chesterfield avenue, Tuesday night, I [fifi Elks' gold watch charm. Reward jj^4 In presenting 1 1 _ will be paid if returned to News office fid statement, we are im?i TTT i m i fid Insensible of the 1 FOUND?Last Monday night, one lap y^y ' robe. Owner may have same by d9 that such a very sa " | paying for this adv. A. B. Llndsey. ^ factory showing om RENT??Good now s"rf?om been made poss ind ' house, bath, water and lights. 1 Possession given at once Annlv t I - ' ? ? _ v. rM uuiy mrougn M. Hood. 43 Rs 1 (A friendship and pati jg i FOR RENT?Three furnished or unerp | furnished rooms. Apply to O. F. ttK? ?* "ie people as. Ferguson. 4 3-tt ^ this community. STEWMAN'S Labor Saving Guano We take this opj Distributor can be seen at II. I). AQ ree Rowell's. It's worth seeing. It's tunity to thank ity. for the people's good and a time full saver. R. 1). Rowell, Lancaster. S. patrons, and to ( '" their continued f in LOST On pavement on east side of I port during the > >sal Main street, between Cloud's store [flA1 :<y and residence of Mr. \V. T. Gregory, V ,' 1914- We Invito l sit- a gold brooch set with pearls. Finder [*??* nt will be rewarded by returning to accounts upon a i lid- Lancaster News office. rocal basis. the LOS'i'?Ladles' gold wnteh. between W Yours to serve, school house and railroad station >TT< the Reward if returned to News otriee. I IIF HANK ' nks 4 3-44 C$0* ent W LANCASTER FOUND?A gold bracelet on Main < street. Lancaster, S. C. Owner' ^ ..The old Reliabh please describe and pay for this ad- J AA vertisement. Apply Vews office. I lor WANTED Fine 4-> allon fresh milch i good fodder. It. r\ McManus, Lanand ca"tcr. S. C. EGGS FOR HATCHING?From pen of pure bred Huff Orpingtons. $1 and for 13; 30 for $2. J. W. Craig, Lan-j caster, S. C., It. F. D. 1. H 1 L I irxf-xxr LISTEN?If your hens will not set fl Jy S vnn vv nut I ' m. ^ M I J ~ ? .. ?..v ' ?* ?j win i\0| ?t*t U r> ? ^ hatch your eggs in our new automatic mammoth incubator. Biggest and best in South Carolina. Produces strong, fluffy chicks. 75 eggs or less ~ $:i.oo to hatch. Cunningham Poul? try Farm, Lancaster, s. c., _,T1 A 41-43-p. \N lion our con SOME ONE on the street said re- its chG&D "DON cently, "If L llirsch & Sons buy ti goods with the same skill they paint r8, signs their competitors betto look \\ llCll WO lislv 1 era out." Well, that's what we do. Buy ies_ in large quantities and pay cash and rrp >> our custom gets the benefit. Are you DO XT. lent a customer? If not, why not? ?; Satisfied custo and WANTED. wer Reliable business man, who con- .. . tan- templntes buying automobile, to rep- , WO toll yOU tliat 'nK- resent Lyons-Knight cars in I,ancas- i ?* ter county. Spleudid opportunity' ... 1?~ Particulars write E. H. Palmer, t7 BllSS Illld CODDlC e Broad St., Charleston, 8. C. ?ora sots, new garden Iver LOST?String of gold beads with life. | gold cross, between Western Union and office and Hotel Itoyal. Finder will fcilcilllT. Fix VOl nan please leave at News office. Miss J Bowden. ary a" DESK WANTED?Will purchase at | bargain a flat top office desk with I'l3" side drawers or typewriter desk with >m(ddU J ?? * Lumuiu uiiiweri). iviusi do in gOO(l [ M IAI B m jort repair and bargain. Address II. C., I VV M I ml I ml ora care N?wb. I Ho GINNING NOTICE?We will gin on I Fridays only until further notice. I Xx6a,dqU aiuj ! Lancaster Cotton Oil Company. the . ient SISTKRS READ my free offer. This ices ad and your address entitles you ^??-rr^ >th- to ten days treatment that positively ice. 1 cures all female weaknesses. AdMr. dross with stamp, Mrs. M. A. Hilton, and Kershaw, S. C. 37-45-P-F ded j ? A i7^ the WE HAVE CAR OF NO. 2 SHIN0LE3 Q \\~Wl\ / Ity. to sell this week. Edwards A /^cL\i fy In a Horton. ;? WANTED?To bay your cow hides, ^ ot mink, otter, musk rats, 'possum, frf ooon, sheep, coat and horse hides. tjf ban Want .000 pounds at once. See as ]// Jgk een before you sell* Capers Csuthen. // /r? iffl ttle HOG WANTED?A whole hog, must / I of be killed in cold weather, weight / about 7-6 to 100. If you have such I j !en- a bog, please state price wanted per I fw any pound. Address, H. C., care News. 1 fhm, n | SIMS SCHOOIj FIOUSE DOTS. \ c^? V: the Civil Term of Court of Monroe, \ Cr^ Mr. N. C. \ hen Judge Shaw yesterdav hecun a > ? w two weeks' term of court for the C lo" trial of civil cases. The business (A gh- yosterday embraced two divorce >^35 * cases In which Ben B. Morgan and ave W. A. Riggers were granted divorces from their wives, the , Advertisement, ad- VETERINARY SURGEON. xr j xt I have located In I^ancaster for the MftUQ Norwood practice of my profession, and am _. xr i prepared to treat your live stock for xiOUSe, Monday, jany and all diseases. Calls answered 'day of night. Call me at Gregory- 2nd, 3rd and 4tl Hood Live Stock Company. | W. H. BOTZ, Veterinary Surgeon drfn 25c "Rospr* lCy. Graduate U. S. C. Veterinary Sur- UienA,(" tveser I geons, Washington, D. C. iB Hank No. 83. tt Statement of the Condition of jJlP^ THE BANK OF LANCASTER, flj located at Lancaster, S. C.. a tthe close of business January 13th, 1914. BP RESOURCES. ' W Loans and Discounts. ... >453,674.87 Overdrafts 7,490.16 BP Bonds and Stocks owned by the Bank 10,500.00 i>^9| Furniture and Fixtures. . 1,000.00 BP Banking House 5,800.00 gjA en" Due from Banks and i>^5i . Bankers 156,165.22 BP to Currency 18,702.00 ;nt Gold 3,650.00 S Silver and Other Minor BP. .his Coin 3,035.35 Checks and Cash Items. 301.72 not s , . Total $659,319.31 i&cl LIABILITIES. >3 tie- Capital Stock Paid ln...$ 60,000.00 .^P< Surplus Fund 100,000.00 has Undivided Profits, less Current Expenses and Ible Taxes Paid mi?mk KMil th Due to Banks and Bank- 1^5 era 3,640.38 Ml on. Individual Deposits SubJect to Check 383,866.29 >3 i of Savings Deposits 88,368.18 Pw, Time Certificates of De- fli posit 89,827.61 3 JO_ Cert'led Checks 14,338.38 Cashier's Checks . . . . 513.47 our Other Liabilities, viz: Interest Reserved on a8k Savings Accounts and Certificates 7,770.96 | 'ear I Total $659,319.31 W i STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, W new County of Lancaster?ss. I Before me came Geo. W. Williams, 0$ cip- fCashier of tho above named bank, I who, being duly sworn, says that the >,^P< above and foregoing statement Is a 09 true condition of said bank, as shown W by the books of said bank. ()!?' GEO. W. WILLIAMS. A Sworn to and subscribed before me 0A this 19th day of January, 1914. JNO H. POAG. .09. Notary Public of S. C. 00 Correct?Attest: Leroy Springs, R. L. Crawford, L. C. Payseur, Dlreo- M tors.. 5 T^DO IT' ipetitors ask you to buy because IIJI I ? rou to buy because its good value, u i?n Alio Kao4- o eonf ft ,,,vio II L Vy Mill OlOOCliJ. V^UU I we have just received sixty bags r Potatoes for Seed? Also onion seed, one car-load Pittsburg wire ar garden and "DO IT NOW." IT-TERRY CO. arters for Fine Goods. 4 4 I _ | 1 and Company at Mackey Opera Tuesday and Wednesday, March U Prices 25c, 35c and 50c. Ohil- y ved Seats on sale at B. C. Hough's. f