The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 24, 1914, Page 6, Image 6
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PASSES RESOLUTION
ASKED BY PRESIDENT I
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Wilson's Acts Find Approval With * *
a Majority of the l'p|K?r Fou:
House. caii*
Washington, April 22.?The senate genf
at 3:21 o'clock this morning, by a tlngi
vote of 7 2 to 13, passed the admlnis- soft
tration resolution declaring that "the of a
President is justified in the employment
of the armed forces of the as x
United States to enforce his demands bit
for unequivocal amends for thp af- sum
fronts and indignities comn^tted
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11 tain Inn Tribune,
o other simple thing on earth
give tlye thrill, the indefinable
lation, found in the clasp of baby
ers. No. other influence in li'Y
ens and uplifts as does the love
little child. No mutual task or
^niality of disposition and habin
bind husband and wife so close
vill the joint ownership of a wee
of humanity. Children are God's
shine, given to those He loves,
withheld from them He would
Wins Victory of 7 to :i in Ten- get!
Inning Contest. rn'Sl
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Clemson College, April 18.?In a eons
beautiful ten-inning game. Clemson thin
carved another stop In the hill of A
the S. I. A. A. championship Friday, jl ,n
April 10th, by taking Mercer into
camp at Macon. Game stood, Clem- fart
son 7, Mercer 3. M
Clemson had a complete walk- All
over in the last game of the series
with Erskine, defeating them 8 to 0. arro
Schachte, our rat pitcher, struck out of h
12 men in seven innings. Clemson nrp
is represented this year by one of
the best teams sue mis ever ooasieu usto
of. Wo have a good chance at the part
"championship honors." in both the thro
state and the South, and the whole ""^n.
corps is showing it's appreciation by ftmj
it's loyal support. a br
The Glee Club went over to An- '
derson College last Monday. .y0ril 13,
to give an entertainment, afJrr which js sc
a short reception was given, which pore
was enoyed to the fullest. motj
The club has had a number of y^J
other invitations which It har, been ^
unable to accept, ^ving to limitation to a
of time. J face
Clemson won'in the game with the
dim!
Citadel by a score of 5 toil. Haul den onr
pitching too- Clemson. The work of me
H iulden M\d the batting of Jordan hyer
of Wlnnsboro, were the features of s,irf>
the game. Clemson has won every
game In the state this year and has porr
only lost two games outside of the teen
state. We are starting out again youi
for the championship. ^
The following are the games yet to sjx
be played: appi
April 18, Kurman, at Clemson. writ
Aprrl 21, Furman, at Greenville.
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April 24, Krskine at Hock Hill, yy
(2 games.) one*
April 29, P. C. of S. C., at Clinton.
April 30, P. C. of S. C., at Clinton. ?GVC
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May 1, Newberry, at Newberry. (y0 ,
May 2, Newberry at Newberry. wit)
May 6, Wofford, at Spartanburg.
May 7, Wofford, at Spartanburg.
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May 14, Auburn, at Clemson.
May 1, Auburn at Clemson. rem
May 16, Auburn, at Clemson. whe
Probably a game with Georgia assi
Tech. A. C. B. pan
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KICHAItl) T. FEWBLL DEAD. RO?
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AVmh Long Prominent in Hock Hill j
IluKinpHN Circle**. as i
Rock Hill Special to Charleston
News and Courier, April 21.?Mr.
Richard T. Fewell, one of Rock
Hill's foremost business men, died r<iIT,
at his home In Oakland avenue this The
morning at 2 o'clock after an Illness It r
of some months, with Bright's dis- sev<
ease. Jle had been prominently thf>
identified with the business of this
city since, as a young boy, ho entered J!*
the stora of the late J. M. Ivy, and
in which he later became a partner.
At the time of his death he was at ^
the head of a large lumber and fuel
concern under the firm name of R. T. thif
FY well it Co., and was also president for
of the Rock Hill Fertilizer Works. oon
He was thA promoter and first presi-1
KUG
dent of the Arcade cotton mills and i
Interested In other enterprises. He
was at all times one of the moRt i
nubile spirited men o* the city and 1
took a leading part in any movement ]
for the advancement of Rock Hill.
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OTHER CHILDREN,
he above paragraph was meant
i reference to one's one children
ot to the neighbor's brats,
felghbors' children are Invariably
s of the devil. They chase yonr
kens, throw rocks; at your cow.
il your fruit, break your window
es, break up your setting hens,
nple your flower garden, tie tin
s to your (iog's tail, rom pthruugh
r house with muddy feet, and by
and night make your existence
pous with their yelling and squal'our
neighbor calls and brings her
ling son, aged four. While she
ts, the adored one amuses himby
tracing fantastic designs on
polished surface of the piano
li a rusty nail. You hesitate to
?st his artistic endeavors lest you
t the tender feelings of your
st. Rut at length your outraged
ves can stand the strain 110 long
ami you turn with a polite and
oil smile to say softly: "Don't do
t. Honey, you'll spoil the piano."
'hen the mother awakens with a
t of well-feigned surprise and
aims: "Why, Harold! What ARK
doing? Don't you know better
[i that?" And sue adds, apoloeally.
to you: "Ho Is SUCH a
rhlevous hoy. I can't do a thing
1 him."
'ear little Harold looks proudly
scions. "My Mamma can't do a
g with me." says he.
ml he speaks the truth. For in
oment more he is buisly improupon
his former design on the
o, and his mother makes no
her effort to stop his labors,
eanwhile, you suffer agonies,
your being is crying for blood,
would give five years of your
to feel free to turn the brat
ss your knee and wear the seat
is pants into ribbons. Rut you
not free. The woman is your
t, and guests are privileged. So
smile and smirk and pretend to
n to her gossip. After her deure,
if yflfh are a woman you
w yourself across the bed and sob
your Indignation, and if you are
in you cuss until the air is blue
thick enough to be sliced with '
a Vnlfn
love children. T always have
[1 them. Hut whenever T am In
Immediate vicinity of a brat who
? "full of life." or so "hiph teni- ,
d," or so "mischievous" that his
jer "can't do a tlilnp with him."
m of red comes over my eyes and ;
ip passionately to do murder. ]
'hen I look hack over the years , ]
time when freckles covered my (
as thick .as warts on a toad, and !i
my toes were tied In raps, I can
ly recall that the pood people of
nelphhorhood sincerely believed (
to he composed of five parts
>a and three parts skunk. I am
they prayed fervently for my
y demise. And T remember distly
that every piece of devilment
>etrated within a radius of fourblocks
was credited to "that
ipest Qulllen kid."
nd yet this memory of my own
?nt need of hanplnp at he ape of
or seven does not soften, to any
reclable extent, my yearninp to
IP the neck of every spoiled and
ish brat who follows In the path
>d.
ut there was at least this differ?
in our cases. My mother could
a thlnp with me." Se could do
>ral thinps. One of thes tlilnps
'member most distinctly had to
with a hair brush?a hair brush
1 a lonp handle and a verv touph
very hard brush-hack. When in
course of human events it became
?ssary for Mother to apply corIve
measures, she induced me to
ove superflous parments, and
n I was ultra-dishabille and had
imed the correct posture across
anvenlent. chair, she applied the
k of the hair brush with great
>r where It would do the most
d. And afterward, for a space of
>ral hours. I Rtood on my dignity,
mid not sit.
mention the matter hero merely
a suggestion to thoRe poor souls
> "can't do a thing" with their;
dren.
ind I deRire to make this one furr
RuggoRtion: If the hair brush
ledy fallR, try drowning 'em.
it la always an effeetice method,
nakea one angel bloom wbere
jn devilp thrived, and adds to
peace and gladness of the world.
verything a Man Needs
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at 2:40 a. m., bv a vote of 4 7 to>35, ?n
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rejected the substitute Mexican res- *
olution proposed by Senator Lodge. J.'jYjV
It would have based the "juatiflea- steii
tion" of tlie use of force in Mexico pan
on the general conditions there in
stead of upon the Tampico incident
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alone. > <!ay
An amendment proposed, by Sena- hltb
tor Ciallinger, "justifying the Presi- linp
dent in the use of force to' protect ^ ^
American citizens in Mexico" las well cj'1;(
as to demand reparation for the self
Tampico incident, was defeated, 43 the
to 40. wltl
An amendment by Senator La j)ur
Follette to provide that after the pue
"subjugation" of Mexico, the United ner
States should retire front that conn- er.
try, leaving Mexico and "every portion
of it to its own people," was 'rp
voted down, 4 4 to 3'.?. s( i]
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