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4 ' ' ?lje Sauraater : (skmi-wi<:i:ki,\.) Nriua ""vr KM"' A crisis has been re iu England and Ireland for of Homo H nlo fnr TITE LANCA ANI) DO? STATESMANSHIP ached, both IKNl 1 in the mat- We regret to note tll?> Eniorilli) )'<1 r/Jtii.i ilaluirolirtn STKK NEWS, MARCH 3 VS. E\PED- This froni^.Tln |T and News -A quit that the South soon to have mc t?,\. 1 further indicatioi 1, 1914. a Newberry Herald e true and we hope >re paving here, as jl 11 of our urogreas: I*1 V m ^ fi JUAN IT A WYLlH W. 8. HOUUH. . . Bailnei PUBLISHERS' AVNOUNC Published Tuesdays Fridays at Lancaster, by The Lancaster Pub Company, successors to Ledger, established 1862 Review, established 187* Enterprise, established an /I on f nrn/1 n a anenn , Editor , MtfT. Isle. What Ireland has ? -*? gling for for the past hi K.MKNT: or more, the right of and government, when aboil ' taiued, is threatened v because of opposition on t; The four counties out of tl t; The I nine comprising the u province of Ulster. The been strug- house of Congress ie jndred years matter of the I*ana local self- tion. The Georgia it to be at- both suate andy* hou b'ith defeat, ink loyally bfi Presh the part of his stand foylhe InU ie eight or of the country and at> lorthermuost ing of subsidies to c< Home Rule a rank,,"and unjust i divided on the "The beginning o 1111a tolls ques-;8ub8tantial of an delegation in building of permi se, is rally- T, _ ~ . . , If Oscar W. lent Wilson in ... - .. TT . . feated for the U >ruational honor . ,, . .. . , , by Merrimac Hot gainst the grunt- . . be as much syn mstwise vessels, ., ... ? there would hav? doctrine of the , . . . , f the growth that is V " y town is with the ? inent streets." *, Underwood is de- > < nited States senate [ [ >son, there will not v ^ lpathy for him as > < e been had he not H SrSaB%AF1 ^ERYOU!^ .ARE : sRRIED, : >r Cvmr* : matter Oct. 7, 1905, a postofflce at Lancaster, under Act of Congre March 3. 1879 SUBSCRIPTION PRIC (In Alliance.) One Year Blx Months r?h" w'l. under the masterly 1 S. C., I'remier Asquitli, has 88 of house of commons two parliaments, though v< 1 time by the house of 1 | should puss the common: $1 50 Pre8eut session of pur ...75f automutlcally bee whether the lords consei I .. eadership of Republican party, passed the too, takes a firm i successive President. Kitchin etoed each alone, being in oppos lords. If it that a Republican pb 5 during the into the Democratic linment, it lialtimore conventioi oiue a law for our congressmen it or not. with the Democrats , */V*v I"iuncl1 111 V North Carolina, | dent \\ ilson in t stand with the | ma tolls. 1 nd< of that state ' al)le leaning to t ttion. The fact ( has unqUestlonah ;lnk was slipped preat advantage platform at the 1 truth is Alabar x is no excuse safer man than not lining up or Hobson to the in ignoring the i 'Pliu9uiuii IU i' res i- ! lie matter of Puna- J erwood's unmistak- ! he special interests ly given Hobson a in the race. The K na snould send a either Underwood y senate. JCi JUKt. O HAV E i BANK I *' XCOUNTj w " TO SUBSCRIBERS. Your subscription rnu paid up to and including marked on your label. If la stopped look at your dat you will probably find vo behind one year. We cannot send each crlber a statement. Ixx Your Isabel. If you do not receive r>nnor nrnnintlv wA U'nilld l .now, 011 me eve 01 st be a 'avv the disaffecte year ihe lour counties men paper threatening to resist to IU Rre Under the leadership ot Cursou, aided in pari eub- Uonar Law, leader of t or anti-Liberal party, t your tents of Ulster are now innrs- hellion. And thev are si IIS passage 4II1U IIMIIIH 111^ d people of I'resient Wilson rath tioued are Speaker Clark and I the death. of his opponents f Sir Edward cratic nomination, iauient by time come in South he Unionist 'ier men in public 1 he nialcon- stand on questions v in open re- like impartiality an o nersistent them from the selfis ; me ieaa 01 . WHAT THE PI er than that of Jnderwood, two ABOUT THI or the DemoWhen will the ~ Carolina when An 1%ai ifc will take a Dr.Maiy Walk, ... wear pants. Wha vith statesman- married??Colum d not look at | ? h viewnoint of Won't I^auu HESS SAYS l:< 2 SUFFRAGISTS [ ] ly Start. I*| H jr advises Rirls to Ijl V it, before they yare l*| bia Hecord. 1*1 li "He! He!" I*] Tllftl 'Ovr/ Co?te,,tt II nent that comes l!i elate It if you will notify u we will correct the ml In the hurry of mailing 01 paper names of subscribe! sometimes left ofT inadvert TVi:si>AY, MAHCH 'II, ?Weather forecast for Carolina: Local showers T 19 ; iii their opposition thai ?Ve accept 110 compromise, a are been otiered the choice ently. exempt from the operat : Home Uule bill for a 11)14. six years. Hut they refut ? troops have been moved t, parts of Ulstr to be read; South , uesdav: ?I,en rebellion, but ma I they will expediency? They have - of being IIIKIK MOOItK .ions of the HKIM T,\T perod of se. English We clip the folh to different mentary reference tc / in case of from Tlie Orangebur ny of the democrat of Thursdt Some of the s\ haters they won't * 1 he!"?The State. L STAIN'S Ills |q\ I She'd l>e Temp Suppose Mrs. r swing compU- got the ballot, wh > Judge Moore with it after she g Times and Piedmont. i>' last: I ,)ue Hl iffs are such man- :l only t l laugh "He! he! >! health v starts ?te<l to Hum It. >, ]11 'ankhurst should ! ! We lat would she do J got it??Greenville V lllOllCV > interes inflection. hrough a certainty for tl v, permanent kind. A s yon on that road today. >t self when cramped by j will pay you 4 per cent you put in our bank an ?t every three months. lie future is the : 01 savings account 1 No man can lie I lovcrtv. * , interest on the > (1 compound the ; y y Wednesday fair. "And still the Villa-in her"?at Torreon. If It's not time to clean u time Is It? Now don't let the April 1 odicers are giving notice ..ill not make war on th pursued Ulster. The bill has be Liberals of England an tionalists, or llouie Rule p, what Ireland. The crisis tin defeat of the Liberal pal land, whose tenure in f.x>l get pends upon the support i that they "Judge Ernest Moo e people of has created quite a hind it the i>r*'ssi?'? on his first a] His constant court* ' knowledge of tlie lav element, of ornament to the ben reatens the friends predict a bri rty in En*;oilice dt- Lancaster is proud of the Na- Judge Moore is nial re of Lancaster Chicago women favorable im- rors in the pollii ppearance here, their answer to tli ?sy and deep would vote witho ' make him an .?News and Cour ch. His many ght future for Know Not \VI I From Danville, of the record remark. It is by 1 ting as circuit "The suffragists v , they think it is t i have placed mlr- l#l ???? ig places. This is t*| ie charge that they |*1 r I ut due reflection. I?i I ITi ier. M int Tliey Want. |*j 111., comes a sage 1*1 Hon. Joe Cannon: I*1 .ant something and 1*1 MAS. U i vote."?Anderson I?1 e First Natioi LANCASTER, S. I SITED STATES DEPOSITOR* i. JONES, President. R. E. W lal Bank jl C. (-I M YIjIK, Vice President. Kj Why can't we have a Ch week this spring as other towns are to have? Make it possible for us to that "Lancaster Leads" in t ter of public health. Qn fur* tlwirn l?a vn hnnn nn uonausis 01 ireiami ani not afford to bo i ntru atauqua rp,^e ma|n reason tor the nearbj tjle uit?terif^?s tu lloi they are Protestants and , being governed by Cat say also . . make up the greater part he mat- ?- = * ulation of Ireland. The Liberal ministry n iw) ihln fr\r.i u- i t 1* o-rn-i 1 me.' run- jmipc. in- is uiuucu e to them. to the bench," and 1 s opposit'on wish him continued me ltuie is object to Some time ago we holies, v ho of a night school in ! of the poo us again make a plea stitution. There are has dealt boys and girls, too, (lonrivoM nf srhnnl nri ?... Mall Ills homo folks success. "Vote" Instead o | itn urged the need Whenever the . . _ . campaign succeed! Lancaster. Let Rfit ba?ot th for such an in- for women." W1 many deserving mere man have th who have been a K??(' office??J Ivilufps ill thoir 11*1 i;. M. cn I >1 f "Votes" for Wo- I *' ?? > n ?n. * * * "votes-for-women" ????? s and the suffragets en it will be "vote BAl lat chance would a ien to get elected to dewberry Observer. , . Lancaster 1 ? the Chamber oxTON, Cashier. K. CURTIS CJK AT US. be more ii appears. 1 caster Leads. flrst danc< ias 349 memberships In ve Km,i> . of Commerce and Co- ta?-??urg I ICKEV, Asst. Cashier. |# K nterost in this inquiry than rhe Herald will reserve the e on Miss Wylie's cards, if have the pleasure?Sparlerald. signs of approval of our "clean up" plan for La What agencies are going to 1 Speaker Chump Clark has, shown himself in his true Mr. Bryan evidently knew t when he threw the Democral ination for President to V spring with the Ulster situatic ncaster. time for vigorous action lolp us? unless England is to bac ly down bfar an iusigni a^ last, per Qf tlie subjects of or i colors, pendencies. he man Chancellor Lloyd Cleo tic nom- , ... . cussing this aspect of ^oodrow . . .. . I saift vnrv fnrcefnllv n, but ihe youth, yet who feel has arrived not too old to learn, k complete- have been compelled ficant nuni- as breadwinners at te of hr de- their more fortunaU sisters are in sch rg, in ds- should be giv the matter PeoPle that they ma | prove themselves, to ? rending u) t\i that they are ^ woman can Some children passed out cigars to go to work ing her chances. an age when ab,p for the auf an age nt soH of thlnR tQO - brothers and voter muat of no, ool. Another cigars with (! en these young Charleston Tost, y begin to im- \ < |iari^ til end that rouse ?uFi|iir..?n. jlurabia has 4 didate in Chicago for Lancastei by way of sweeten- That beats But is Is not adis- hope to catch fragists to do this ?pee j)ee Dj often, for the male resslty regard their Believe u leep suspicion.? Abbeville a ganized cha These organ! estic Touch. J ducted do a uitti'Aruol . l\i* I 1 rl I ?* or r\f 2 5 in hers. How's this r??Lancaster New.s . We Benuettsvllle; but we An est up some of these days. Know illy. old-fashio early in tl is, Tliey are CJrent. en flre> ri md Lancaster have or- and gttn mbers of commerce, jf jie haa zationn properly con- husband, great deal for the^up- ^Qp 01 Are Answered Well, eomod conterporary wants "what has become of the ned boy who used to pet up ^ le morning, start the kitch- vO1* in errands for his mother, lead his classes at school*' i not become a henpecked you will likely find him at r right near the ton of his Wilson. Hlonse's coat tail will not a hold for all of the candid governor. They will have lots for the honors of a ? else let there be a genera! age. In an examination in one "The country is conf furnish "ie Krave?t issue in the . democratic government ates tor , days 0f the Stuarts. Ite to cast government in tins land crip, or ; 1 am here on behalf of I scrim- nient to say we mean this defiance of popular li resolute and unwavering tion, whatever the haza j of tha w e sire not 1'il'Ii tin.' silsoi . , they may bo better routed with ; liistoiv of service to tli since the preservative state's parag is at stake. . , ' the govern- P'y to our challenge to confront swer to our challeng berties with to "come down" for detennina- or agai?st it, make rd may Le. at Ulat ir or The Lancaster New: . . WtJ ill equipped for suffr;lg0 arrives, e world. sist that the nam written thus: Callie For rapher, in re- Dpllft War s to the editor Florrie Df o to the editor Ida Ho. woman suffrage Louisa An .. Mary Lan< s answer thus: j Minnie So s, edited by a the women will in- berry Herald es of the States be A Galla nia. We note t' e. the Chick Sp i. islied in time South Carolli na. But how mar J. gust assembly ta. ?The State. and one-step, ter News. S """" profession and News. ln h,s QW . _ . ever he n nt Content,M?n.ry. 8Q11 (N c he dancing pavilion at rings hotel will be flnfor the meeting of the ^ 1a Press association. A westi ly members of this au- ruled thai ' know how to tango (tea partie we wonder??Lancas- cuted. Gl Ince the editor of the ! A tea is t or avocation somewhere n community or wherelay have located.?Henderi.) Gold Leaf. V Tea Is a Crime, ern district attorney has t women candidates giving s for voters will be proseiris, you must obey the law. i crime, anyhow. The dis- / lower grades of a school 01 a youngster was asked to i divisions of North America, air of triumph, he repliec publicans, Democrats, Prohib and Suffragettes." What is the prospect for this summer? The game 1. _ I A . ? . it West, about Home Rule. Wc Rive the for all that is essential With an ,ibprt>' of th,s land." lt "Re- 's to be hoped tha dtionists be a peaceable solution ter, but if the Liberal pa live, it should not hes baseball ever the outcome, to pa! has af- Rule bill. are fighting clever woman, wishe to the civil 'come down' on 01 other of the woman t there will tlon. The State is of the mat- leadership of The 1 rty hopes to in this matter." Wh itate, what- decidedly misleading ?s the Home repeated assertions o "the cause." No 8 The State to I>o not K( le side or the The suffragists suffrage ques- port from Due W foliowink the ho,(1 the,r rp,,es trie 0reenv|Ue joutni ancestor News ieh statement Is , wa?t More W In view of our jn Chicago he f opposition to isfied with <ul.n? , when "The -hem now t . . . derwon.en - Ab pep It Holy. , Lancaster ive need expect no sup young lady w< rest as long as they on the Sabbath. ? alorld to Conquer. J wojir.ii arc not sat- * * ; the tome Mght of o ruh the elty as al- 2 bevllle Medium. t ws is a very attractive trict attor e take It that there may tend one. 4? 11 ney has probably had to at- ^ ?Atlanta Journal. ' YOU ARE X AFTER MONEY ?> nhnnt tKn </\K In T iuiut-1 in tii n pleasure to noi and old in years past and this summer to have anoth season. Hon. John Lowndes M candidate for governor ai "Bleaseism" as one of the the campaign. The statrsni Marlboro seems to be as fon n young ? we hope John Lowndes McLnui ler good member of the lower li state legislature, attor member of Congress i [cLaurin, states senator. and 1101 tnources ator. since his enforce* issues in people from the ian from ' tion he occupied, is an d Of tills I illH'i la ft\v aairarn ar I aiaie ioiiows o in, one time there will be no dou iouso In the of its readers as to ney general, on this question. and United v state sen- Although our rea 1 retirement our attitude on the exalted sta- for women, we think avowed ran- articles on l>oth sidei I t% h n u cr I L'ltn o V- r- ?i 1/1 l>n uoun in A 11 ur leaaersmp, bt in the minds * u-t. , , , , "MIm," Though where it stands ,,j I Miss Fola LaF the Senator from ders know well displeased over t # taking the name subject of votes , and proposes to It only fair that ter women sufTr: ? of the question dentaly the lady, \*r., righted the wron in Reality She la ^ Hm." X /ft 'ollette. daughter of t ( , Wisconish. is much % xt-1^ he custom of women ^ s of their husbands, f right this wrong af- ^ ?ge comes in. Inci- ( who is married, has g in her own Indtvi- V - ht way. Give all your ie to making it and ve to this bank the task safeguarding It from Y vo8, Are, rata or other ircea of loss. Start an iount and atop worry- V latter day "Issue" as he one Tlllinanism. The Spartanburg Herald of the most important que South Carolina is what are to do with our ?'x-gr Equally important, in our j is the question, what wll ti> 11 K /toe mom* tit^til/1 KA n. p was of ^ out a recent Interview announces that he i says one M,t'aso b>r United Suite stioi.s in ,n *,a>'in* a tribute to t we going indicated that Hleasels ivernors? "win be ?'? issue in the udgment, Kubern?torial campaig we do I wh,rh K??8 to show th I horo statesman is now. in which he republish in this iss drill support for the co-operatio: s senate and which appeared in T he governor, written by Mrs. Pear m. so-called, a well known and approaching who is a daughter of n." All of Payseur of this p at the Marl as .ways in 1 "Curlv beaded . Li dual case by call ue an able plea r. . .. ' Folette wheneve n of the sexes, ty In support of he Sunday State, ?Andreson Mai I Payseur Poore, | ~ popular woman Arrestin Mr. and Mrs. L. ' Even lf the 1 jaoe should appoint I In Henderson as In Henderson af lohnnv'' save he tion of the suffi ling herself Mis* i.ar she seek* public!- % the suffrage cause. ^,e ^ / Gverv w K Attention. afcount, >oard of aldermen X sirable i a woman policeman * 4 a sort oftaofntaoin ?? i a sort of recogni- * THi agettes. her first of- J located i lng atch and safeguard your business ay possible, give you the security ar , collect debts for you In distant pis security and do a general bunking STATEMENT OF THE COND E FARMERS BANK & TRUS at Lancaster, S. C., at the close of bi * % and personal Interests JJ> id receipt of a checking J ices, loan money on de- y business on fair terms. ^ ITION OF " V T COMPANY, V islness March 4th 1914. v> I i 11 VUI 111 ?? 11 V ?UUIU-?W We wonder if It in wai death between the Hon. \ Smith and the Hon. John ards, both cai "Mdatea for from Kershaw county? I not be elected, so we Bug they draw straws to see wl withdraw and run for lieote /vcruurn; his political career, pini r to the faith and hands to coai lendol L. hlni aa office of high he G. Rich- ??. ? goernor 1 ',e hallot in the h loth can- Ignorant has brought ui Rest that ent 8ad plight in Sou airh shall WhV. then, should the nant gov- fraK? be extended, gh [ling both his js for BleaHe for Ui t tails to get ate and for himsel >nor again. and that Bleaselsm In the campaign. I ands of the member to his cha ? to our pres- Laurlnlsm." or "o< th Carolina, ocracy" will llkewls right of si'f- ___________ ring Illiterate Uead ..Uncie E| nited States' sen- flr,al act woul(1 . , an attempt to a <>r governor^ tention.?Hende will be an Issue le will likely re- j "Cat* and T grin that "Mc- Rlackstone, o: >mmercial dem- lagal writer, layi e be an issue. courts lift the curtain 1 mastic forum bi phrlam on 8uf- tlon by Mr?. Cai more man iiK?iy iib -vrrest some man's at- t/i?n? rson Gold Deaf. % count ~ Overdra raits of Gender." % Furnltu r some other learned turea b It ddwn* an a dictum J Due fi onght to be slow to and I which screens the do- Current at In view of an aaser J Gold rrie Chapman Catt, In V Silver * ' Minn RESOURCES. and Dla- Capital I ? $111,144.65 in . . 1,726.97 Surplus re and Fix- Undlvldt 2.875.00 less C rom Banks penset Jankers.... 11,332.22 Paid T .. r.... 3,025.00 Jndlvidu 1,005.00 1 Subjei and Other Time Ce r Pnin 71A OK liabilities. ? Stock Paid JL $50,000.00 1 Fund . . . . 1,600.00 Jd Profits, . A urrent Ex- jT i and Taxes M ; 6,994.71 A al Deposits f ct to Check. 60,648.79 V rtlflcates of *** ernor. Congratulations to our contemporary, The Dillon upon the attainment or its year. Kdltor Jordan lias leading part in the upbuild section and deserve? the ?p of its people. His paper i eal 1 an a?ia a ua a women the same right I have so grossly abure esteemed part we shall neer want Herald, selves of the rlg-it to \ twentieth the suffragists care tt piayed a right to others unprept Ing of his wisely^ we cann )t uude preciatlon i an ax- Says The State' "T 1 woman In South f'arn Lheir brothers ____ ? Ia|s"> d? for our . to avail our- . ~~ ~7 .... A Western publ ,ote. but vbv \ , ' off: "When a docl ? extend the . v . take he buries it; ired to use it . , . . . . makes a mistake be ret* nd. a lawyer makes a u here Is not a a? know what he d IIoa who cAn 1* editor makes i which she jumpi j fence, we would _ I queries. Says M icatlon gets this The Qpposltlo Lor makes a mis- harks back a if * m -?? /.v..>T-. years to a time If a merchant Jlub8 ,n thft,r ' never tells ?t. ?f by the hair of ilstake?wo 11 you them off to car oea about It; but political Justice i mistake he puts ? prot,H,t whtc v tkn mm since S UCJWI1 iruui vuo 1 f.v ?. ?w like to venture some X Checks rs. Catt: t Itenu n to votes for women hunared thousand X Total ) when men with ^ STATU hands seized women V ( the head and haled mp. The >lea for J Befoi is the perennial cry V wt>o. uj h has echood down stateme that self-same time. rtf x/w.?. i iv.uu | i/t'pun and Cash I Certified i 314.7 6 I Caahter'; I $132,163.94 | Total OF SOOTH CAROLINA, County of Lancaster?u. re me came W. H. MlUen, Caehler of t>on bt'ng duly sworn, says that tl int Is a true condition of said baak, hank ? Zl,540.39 i Checks.... 1.453.74 s Checks.... 81.31 A 9133.163.84 jf the abore named bank. V le abore and forefolnf ?? as shown by the books ? wnw* vuu, W UO C? TAIUC'I Wo wlBh The Herald and Continued prosperity. Mr. McLaurln, in annou platform for governor, co on compulsory education, am not opposed to ft on aud the time may come Carolina when a policy c ? ? its t-11 tor not vot* by Prox7 at ev she only seta her This Is very true, and inrtn* his fr&Rist denies such a i mmen tin k la but admitting her says, "I euce ovor the men of h principle, are afraid those most In South the ballot have not ?f cotnpul- charm of womanliness *17 election If !t on ? largo sheet mind to it." world to look at, ai when tho suf- *olf-appolnted crlt statement she thing to wag their lack of in(iu- month." er home. We clamorous for What, has becom realised the who used to do and have dls- tangoing and turl of paper for the," DhTMr. Catt id all crank* and, was he clubbed lea hare some- lime? jaws about for a J/Z?! Xn pins? | Who, in this . of tho mmm a great deal of and how dld M cey-trottlng chaa- Aniwers to t come with a dob, or ? 1, or oaught la bird- *+? Swor vas dragged off by V Correct > did nhe get her hair feline controversy, y " scratched? ?&? J? At Ir. Oatt lose his voice * ***' rs. Catt find hem? V W. T. C hese few simple ques- %* ' * -fie o X n to and subscribed before me tbia ] W. P. ROBIJ ? Attest: W. T. Or0*017, W. P. B Directors. IMERS BANK & TRU IREGORY, President \ R. T. BKATY. Jr.. A W . n. MlLiLtHN. IOth day of March 1914. X I80N, Notary Public. Y ennett, A. B. Ferguson, JT ST COMPANY X W. H. MILiIJEN, Cashier. V nuitu> ** ^ ttory education proper, not now." Say. 8enator, yon think th# time will cc but It lb counted the power of when do the lives and actions o i mo? oex m It* sway ovor straw-stack at the f the opposite in* the cow aroui milking time? i witching hour of tiona win con* . h?_??.A wanderer In tn nd the barnyard tQ where to eX] SUte. innmuij HUUHM^M ? ? fo* of feminism as pect a collision.?Th? VVVV *aa * <i. ; ' V'. ' , '1\ , , ? l ?? n>