The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 26, 1914, Page 4, Image 4
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(KEMl-WEKKLY.)
JUAX1TA WVLIE Editor
>V. S. 1IOCC1I. . . llusliiess Mgr.
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TUESDAY, MAY 2tt, 1014.
?Weather forecast for South ;ir
Carolina: Fair Tuesday and Wed
iitmuity.
"Perhaps rain, perhaps not." |v.'
When the wind gets right and 1,1
stays right vou may look out for
ze
rain.
he
I rj
The ?iuery naturally arises, Is
Main street a suitable racing ground
for motorcycles, especially on Sunday?
The editor is absent this week, at- 4 *
tending the commencement exercises
of her alma mater, the Agnes Scott
College at Decatur, Ga. te
ca
The News and Courier editorially afl
propounds this question: "Glass for is
the cabinet?" We think It entirely ,lr
suitable as most cabinets aro thus '''
provided.
In
In
We suggest that our subscribers In
file away for future reference this is- In
sue of the paper, which contains the
new constitution and rules of the ro
DfimorraHo n., rtv
an
The visitors from North Caro- Pt
Mua and Georgia and others without st>
"a local iiabitation and a name'* will
find ii ln-xt to the impossible to east
a ballot in a South Carolina primary K<
hereafter. ca
\Ve suggest to the trustees of tho he
different schools in the couni\ to w-l
make a campaign of their districts ti<
and find out how many white cliil- *h
dren of school age were not in at- dl
tendance on school the past year. ft1
tilt
I'nless the weeds are soon cut 1?
down in the drain on the south side ">
of Gay street we will soon not he pt
able to read the advertisements on -sl
the hill boards on -Mat-key's fence op- f?
posite our sanctum. m
hi
The young fellow formerly a resl- cc
dent of Columbia, who recently, in p,r
Charlotte assassinated a one-armed w
merchant, taking from hint over n?
$400, must have been under the im- h;
pression that he was still in South at
Carolina, where a very mcrclfult?t
governor executed the laws.
.1 (
The ease of the contest by Mayor
Graee, before the state convention, ,,,
against the seating of the regular j.,
Ham well delegation. was so nlain .<
thai the vote was unanimous. Even ,v
Senator Appelt of Maiming could
* not see his way clear to vote for the , ,
? '
seating of the Cirace delegates. w
What has become of the politicians.
newspapers and individuals
who were voclferious in saying before ^
the thing was done, that there should (
be no reforming of the primary? .
Many of them now are actually saying
the changes are all right and
others are like the little boy the calf
ran over.
There were two convictions in
Greenville last week of white men, r
one for murder and sentenced to the N
electric chair, and the other of man- 1
slaughter with a twelve-year sen- 1
ton re to the penitentiary. If Green- 1
ville's example Is followed in other ^
counties in the state the manslaying '
occupation will soon cease. '
In a controversy with The Gaffney <
ledger, The Yorkvllle Enquirer i
takes the ground that Congressman
Finley was right and President Wilson
wrong in the matter of the repeal
of the free tolls plank matter. Happily,
since their exchange of views
the Democratic Htnte convention has
come along and endorsed the position
of the President. We don't pretgume
that The Enquirer will question
the democracy of the state convention.
p
Tin-: iiAN(L
>'m:st ki,notions <;t aican- t akIjUstov
tkki>. Some weeks u?
We are publishing in this issue the Charleston, Mr. G:
w constitution and rules recently olfice of the editor
opted by the state convention gov- Courier and assau
niug primary elections. Our peo- day night two of
3 can now rest assured that there herents, represent
11 not be any irregularities or Appelt of Manning
xuds hereafter in primary elections | called Representat
long as these rules remain in force, over the phone a
great hullabaloo was raised by the come to the Argyle
lltieians when the agitation was ing tne noiei, mr,
iug on for a reform of the primary, that Mr. Appelt w
t the opponents of a change, now these two Grace n
at the work has been so effectual- peared and procee<
done, remind one of the little boy representative frot
e calf ran over: they are having Mr. Rittenberg <
ry little to say. The new rules all on account of
>r?* adopted to meet the demand of state convention, i
e people. It was possible under seating of the ant
e old rules for non-residents to in the state conven
me into our state and participate This all argues
our elections and defeat the will fairs in Charleston
our people. Hut tin- demagogues lessness undoubted
d politicians, to prevent any City by the Sea, w
ange raised the cry that the "poor indeed. If the pe<
lite man" would oe disfranchised, don't improve and
ch is not the case. No white and a metropolitan
mocratic citizen of the state, how- be put upon thei
er poor and humble, who will take raise a howl? Bui
e time to walk or ride to his club apparently in chari
rretary and attach his name to the vould be worse?
11 will lose his vote. If he is so
different or lazy that he will not Governor Hlease
ke the pains to put his name on the lblng amazing. Ii
11 he ought to lose his vote. The <ontly given out by
iss that will not be allowed to vote "ie purpose of 1
e people from North Carolina and coming to Cheraw
'orgia, who are so numerous in the Senator Smith in
ite on the day or election and re-election. A pre
lose votes have doubtless many (',,p<l- The great
nes in the past, killed the ballots United States Is in
the honest Democratic citizen of Hie celebration i
e state. Our esteemed fellow citi- !,e 0,d town of c
n. Mr. VV. G. A. Porter, who has 1K>r of the state sc
en chairman of the board of regis- Heal capital oul
ition of Lancaster county for 22 t ftse's cheek is
ars, says the change was badly ,Ie must, indeed.
? . - ' Ulnn, ..d?k ...1
tMHMi and ino new rules and regu- nlu? *1
Liuns will supply a long felt want. 1>?S** ion to Senato
?IIM I.SOHV SCHOOL ATTKN-' AfUr May"r Mi
penenee at the si
I ).\ IN ( K/. .
. r .. . York, a sytn
The report of the eonntv superin- ....
, . , the following verst
ndent of Florence county on edutional
conditions in that county. Here>8 to the woma
fords food for much thought, Here (May we meet h
howe the white and colored clt.l- The woman for wl
vn have been attending reboot n ("e*
The woman wht
orence county: Who didn't harang
White Colored parade,
' 1910-11 756 420 ?? whose home
1911-12 846 526 dwell;
1912-1 2 942 690 who believed In ri
1913-1 4 1,02ft 1,030 And not in ralsl
We don't know, but guess thai like
nditions prevail in many counties ^ 'iat "Ine bave
the state. And yet demagogues a|td knock
id politicians say we need no com- growing town like
ilsory law to force white parents to our every effort be
nd their children to school. proveineuf?
We urge upon our people to ge.t to ^ .I-MI-I
tiler this .summer and vote for the , , ,, ?
>lr. John It. t\ els
ndidntes upon their worth and
1 Itenton
erit. .No coat-tail swinger should Thp follow,nK. t
lo an> ?m,e' No man' roe paper, will be
hose chief argument for bis elec- i[ym of (he gm
?n. is running down hut opponent, jt>in|ftR rountlo8;
ould be elected. No fence-strad- ?^r j^p,, w<
er. who Is afraid to express him- ^ fCaII|e ?ent
If on the public issues of the dav. - , ,
' were nrarned last
ould be elected. The candidates ... . .
at the home of t
r the senate and house should he
Mrs. D. E. IiOwd
ade to express themselves on all .
' The gromn is a soi
iblic Issues affecting the county and . Wp]s|r Ifp w;i
ate. Our people should not. vote , ? . .
' 1 In Monro** and 1
r the candidate who ran smile .
bore. He is a y
ost. shake more hands and make . . ?. ,
... . character. The h
tnself pleasant, for those thiols . . ?.
e of the late Mr. ( It
unit for very little while the cam- . .. ,
Is a native of this
lign is on. Vote for the hest man. , , , ....
lady of culture an?
hether you like him or not. He may . . . ,? ,
friends. Mr. and
>t bo good at smiling, shaking .. , . u
live at OaFchoro. St
mds and cracking jokes, but these ,, ... , . . . .
Mr. Welsh is foil
e no qualifications for office
drug store.
We agree with The tlreenwood Itiirn I
turnal that a witness, while on the Mondav mornin
and under cross-examination, in j o'clock a barn
any instances Is subjected to humil- ningliani's place,
tion and abuse by the attorney con- from town-, was
tiding the xamination. of course, rpi1(. Mp0n wl
hen a witness is evidently lying vvaK cultivated
ud dodging questions, lie need not i^rnes iost sole b
<pect to he dealt with in the sanv buggy-, w.<ro1, an(|
ay as one who is telling the truth ^250 The Ikih
i a straightforward manner. Hut >Jir?|S fr<>m the 1
lis evil can be corrected by the pre- v,?rfposed to have
.llt.ir I .i #1 crrw ,? Iwvc* rlttfu It t
' ' * or?gin, happening
Hat a witness gets fair treatment. thonffh Barnes-su
ut unfortunately the trial Judge is h(. hH(, a? ADeny
i a close place anil will not interose
to protect the witness, because Knthusim
f injuring his chances for re-?*iec- Cork, Ireland
on- enthusiasm was a
when the news ar
No matter how it may be misrep- ruie bill had pi
esented, the only qualification for commons. Band
oting in the primary under the new streets were il
ules is that a person shall be a white were 90 disorder
)emocrat, 21 years of age, who has
?eeii a a citizen of the state two Dublin li
fears, of the county six months, and Dublin, Irelan
>f the voting precinct 60 days, and were 110 demonst
10 lias from the second Tuesday in on the passage o!
Iune until the last Tuesday in July but bonfires and
Lo put his name on the club roll This orderly demonsti
Is all and nothing more. ,ed from various
Keep an eye 011 the strife stirrer The well-knov
this summer, Mr. Voter. You can
accompanist, a 1
easily know him. He s?oes around eraj 0f Dancastei
impugning the motives of other can- will give a must
didates, misrepresenting men as well dRy night, May !
as issues. Tie Is seeking some selfish us- Benefit ap
end. He Is generally a prospective por Weakness o
candidate for office, or has been de- the old standard ce
feated for some office and is soured, i Gkovk s tastki.ki
.... Malaria and btiilda ui
At any rate, watch him. ?ud?ureA?t dlxcr. I
VSTKK MAY 26, 1?U.
S l)]S(i!tA('K. 'r?i> t? >- ~
;o, the mayor of Sa
race, went to the
of The News and ^
I ted nim. Saturthe
mayor's ad-i ^ _
ing that Senator ViOVL/l OAAJW \
wanted to see him ? t)
Ive Ritttenberg up I \m You. WANT m
nd asked him to Start to put you
hotel. On reach-, Deny yo\xr aelf
Kittenberg found I t t% - ?
.. . . v/uuris uuii
as not there, but, i ?
... r mention ot a s
ien suddenly ap- ? a i
Jed to assault the ?
u Charleston. you HA>
claims that it wi^s ^ ...
his action in the Briny IO|weUi^i*Vi>i1"i
n favoring of the j your- :y TWIT? 1
i-Grace delegation dollar y 1 Jrlti, j
ition. to-day |
a had state of af- ^
A reign of lawIv
prevails in the ??
hich is disgraceful
xSB I COUNTY NEWS ;
n, wouldn't they ?
t with blind tigers HKATH SPRING.
ge of affairs, what 1
Special to The News.
Heath Spring, May 26.?Rev. J.
's egotism is some- Henry Harms, I_). 13., of Newberry
i an Interview re- College, preached the baccalauretc
him, lie says that sermon before the senior class of the
President Wilson i ,l,Sh school In the Baptist church,
in July is to help Sunday morning, from Joshua 1:2:
his campaign for "Now therefore arise, go over this
posterous idea, in- Jordan. At night Dr. Harms adPresldent
of the dressed himself to the entire school,
vited to take part '?^i ?K very effectively the incident of
of the founding of Klhdia's servant, at Dothan, having
heraw, the gover- ll's ('>'es opened in answer to the
>eks to make poli- prayer of his master, so that lie bet
of. Governor htdd the armies of the God of Israel
indeed laughable, filing mountains round about. |
be hard up for Miss Laura Therrell entertained
ilch to stir up op- l,ie grauating class or the Heath
r Smith. Spring high school in honor of Mr.
itobert 11. Therrell at the home of her
itchel's recent ex- mother Frfday night.
iffrage meeting in Several violin solos were rendered
putliiier sent hiru,;it the Baptist church Sunday by Mr.
iloyt Cook of Kershaw. The organ
accompaniments were played by Mr. i
in,0ilda1y"^one. ?jr;'Prank Culvern of the same place,
er kind above!)
lioni a man would Mr. P. T. Twitty spent several
days last week with his daughter,
> ruled by love; M Henry Haile. at Libertv Hill,
ue and who didn t ,
He enjoyed several flours ol good
> it was sweet to lishing while there.
. . , . Kev. J. B. Weldon, who has been
Using children, ,4 .. ,
nR t quite unwell for sometime, is much
improved.an\
of us for envy, Misses Bessie and Maud Hunuett
ing. when a fast the county home are guests of
ours demands that misshs ia>ia and Vashtt Mackey.
given to civic im- , ? ? . , 4
Dr. J. Henry Harms preached at
'ic.h Hill Baptist church Sunday afItK.VTON
torivoon from liev. 2:17.
Mr. .1. A Clark went to Itock Hill
li and >fiss Ifnllic Monday morning to see his wife, who
Married. underwent an operation at the Fenaken
front a Mon- ?? U Infirmary Sunday.'
of interest to rela- Misses Veruie Calhoun and Cora
n in thin ind ad Spratt of Manning are visiting Miss
Nannie Dunvaa.
elsb of Monroe and I'rof Bushurdt carried Dr. Harms
'011 of Riiigeerest to Camden in his aatomobile after
Monday afternoon the services Sunday night in order
he bride's mother,'that the doctor uiight meet an early
er. at Ridgecrest. engagement in Columbia Monday.
? of the late Dr. S. Mrs. Beckham Clyburu of Kershaw
s horn and rearer! and Mr a. C. B.. Mobley of (Columbia
ins many friends spent Monday with Mrs. W. C. Kills,
oung man of tine Mrs. W . J. Vaughn returned Moilride
is a daughter from Rock Hill, where she lias
ngman Benton and *???'" visiting her daughter. Mrs.
i county. She is a George PltLmaa.
I nas a great many Mrs. M?jll Vincent was railed to
Mrs. Welsh will Rock 11 ILL Monday night to the liedLanly
county, where ride ?f k*-*r ulster, who was reported
ay opening a nnw to be in a dying condition.
Miss Bessie Mobley of Kershaw
:;pent Sunday with her parents here.
Iturweft. Mr. R_ P. Mobley made a business
g betweeen 12 and trip to Lancaster Monday,
upon Jarvis (Tun- Mrs. Lillian Hinson returned Monabout
three nnlus <*ay afternoon from Charlotte,
destroyed by fire, whither she went Sunday to carry
tllcli the barn stood little Siirali Williams for medical
by Dim Barnes, treatment,
undies of fodder, a Dr. S. L. Allen went to Charlotte
I a fine mule worth Sunday on professional tnisiness
n was 7f? or KfO Col Leruy Springs of Lancastei
louse. The fire if, motored to Heatli Spring on a bus!
nee? or inciaeivar.v ness trip nouaay morning.
at the time it Jid
ys he did not know FOKK IIII-I-.
in die world.
Special to The News.
on at i 'ork. Fork Llill, May 25.?The health o
May 25. -(Treat this community is very good at thi
roused here tonight present time.
rived that the home Mr Ceorge Faulkenoerry vlsite<
issed the house of l?i? uncle, Mr. J. E. Faulkenberry.
s paraded and the Miss Hattte Ellis visited Mrs. J
laminated. There' Kaulkonberry.
s. Mr. VV. C. Ellis visited his brothei
Mr. Miles Ellis.
ieeps t^ulet^ Mr. Minor Ellis and Mr. Hear
d. May 25.? There
rations here tonight ,,.
f the home rule bill, Got Any
other patriotic and T^IT
rations were report* J w
' SORES, BURKS. I
'nMrVRl0llCSl.n?/ * CHSMSD HInds** I
, Mrs. Ola (..itllng, \ ^ and lips, tetter.
male qviurtetto, sev- r \ eczema t i
r's best elocutionists, i Do iron rosllr want \ hsalltt Bi4 moufb lo
cal at Kershaw Fri- \ KTi TSs^* *"* ****
J9. Come and boost fa . \* ?
list Orphan fund. ^ AlltlSepttjC S|Ve
. ... i It Is snow white and anow pure^artil If It
ind I.OSS of Appetite V doesn't do Iho work, *?? tour mortar' !> k.
need ?tretitrth?.*nl?nf tonic, w "Toll it By The Boll"
AS chill TONIC, drive* ont
IiANCASTKD PHARMACY.
\> Vum to /moke
iHtij jUv 1\UA A?vrl(l \
oney now *? you'll MEED it worse lal
t\ money in the Bank a little at a tin
and start saving. Systematic Sa
t jcouill. Tike tinal 9Corc makes n<
pl^p^id stlrl ifitc finish prove*
>-Ran t \y/ hirtse&r kaoeman.
/E THE MONEY?WE HAVE THE BANK
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Lancaster, S. C.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY. (*
Hlackmon visited Mr. J. E. Faulken- Mr. Henry
berry. uncle and au
Miss llattie Ellis visited her sister. Kills.
Mrs. C. C. Mackey. Mr. Minor
Miss Jan'e Ellis visited her cousin, Blackmon.
Miss Hattle Ellis. Misses Ste
Miss Sallie Shehane visited Mrs. 1iaker v,sited
J. E. Faulkenberry. du>' afternoo
Mr. JefT IV
Miss Hattle Ellis visited her ... .
Blackmon.
cousin. Miss Janie Ellis of lted Hill. ... .,
Miss Btelli
Mr. \V. C. Ellis visited visited Mr. XT ?. ,
Nannio BlacV
W. M. Brown.
Miss Zelmj
Miss Bertha Faulkenberrv visited , ... .
, L. Black moil
lier cousin. Miss Ilattie Ellis.
Miss Laura Roberts visited her
aunt, Mrs. J. E. Faulkenberry. Interest in
Mr. Prince Faulkenberry visited New liethi
liis cousin. Miss Ilattie Ellis. school went
Miss Janie Ellis visited her cousin, and unanimo
Mrs. Janie Mackey. levy for the
Miss Ilattie Ellis visited her tendeut Ling
cousin, Miss Bertha Faulkenberry. others. Heat
Mrs. Mary llluekmon of Lancaster Tradesville 1
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. J. A. the limit. 1
Ellis. enable the s
Mrs. Itosie Couch visited her teachers and
mother, Mrs. Jane Sims. Mr. Lingle si
| Mr. Ernest Sims visited Mr. Jeff in school nia
Etsridge. the county.
Mrs. John Hammond visited her school map
| mother, Mrs. Jane Sims. needed next
WHENEVER fOU NEEB
i A GENERAL TONIC TA
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chi
Valuable as a General Tonic because it
Drives Out Malaria, Enriches the Bloo
the Whole System, For Grown Pcopl
V'ou know what yoa are taking when you take Grovi
as the formula is printed on every label showing that i
tonic properties o' QUININR and IRON. It is as strc
tonic and is in Tasteless Form. It has no equal for IV
Weakness, general debility and loss of appetite. Giv?.
Mothers and Pale, Sickly Children. Removes Bilic
Relieves ner vous depression and low spirits. Arouses
purifies the Wood. A True Tonic and Sure Appetizer.
NV>family should be without it. Guaranteed by your Pr
the ready cash. It is far mor^^sim
V and time-saving. We p^y special atieri|
% counts and inviite them all to open on
% learn the advantage of doing so immed
rSTATEMENT
OE THE CONDITb
A THE FARMERS RANK & TRUST <
X located al Lancaster, S. C., at the close of busiu
V RESOURCES. | LLf
I T Ant\u ond T\4o I or
uuu A^IO- VUJilUU DIOl
counts $111,144.65 In .. ..
X Overdrafts 1,726.97 Surplus Fui
V Furniture and Fix- Undivided
f ?,% turns 2.876.00 less Curr
k. X i>UP from Hanks penses an
V* and Hankers... . 11,332.22 Paid ..
. Ctirrency 3,025.00 individual
JL Gold 1,006.00 Subject t
SHver and Other Time Certlfl
I. Minor Coin. . .. 740.36 Deposit.,
JlL Checks and Cash Certified Ch
Items 314.76 Cashier's C
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& Total $132,163.94 Total ..
y STATU OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
"" X County of Lancaster?ss.
X Before me came W. H. Mlllen, Cashier of th<
who. upon bt'ng duly sworn, says that the j
? statement Is a true condition of said bank, aa
?* of said bank.
I ?,% Sworn to anc subscribed before me this 10tl
\ W. P. ROBINSO
f jT Correct?Attest: W. T. Gregory, W. P. Bent
f V Directors.
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t % FARMERS BANK & TRUS1
a \V. T. GRKGORY, President W. 1
J ? R. T. I1KATY. Jr., Assistant Ca
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1 thick nion visited his
nt, Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Kills visited Mr. Henry
1 la. IIoitRh and Zelma
I Miss Hattie Ellis Sunu.
laree visited Mr. H. L.
a Hough visited Miss
cmon. V*i
Baker visited Mrs. H.
i Education <ironing.
il and Pleasant Plains
to tlio limit last week
usly voted an eight mill
next session. Superin;le
tells us that three
h Springs, Antioch and
:iad heretofore gone to
?he eight mill levy will
chools to employ threo
run for seven months,
ays he finds the interest
tters improving all over
More blackboards and
s will be added where
year.
I GROVE'S
il Tonic is Equally
Acts on the Liver,
id and Builds up
e and Children. .
e's Tasteless chill Tonic
it contains the well known
>11H as the strongest bitter
lalaria, Chills and Fever,
:s lite (.lid vigor to Nursing
tusness without purging.
the liver to action and
A Complete Strengthener.
VVe mean it. 50c.
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:heck
rour bills when
nted instead of ?
ng around for X
2ss-like, dignified
Lion to ladies' acte
here. They'll
iately. >
ON OP I
COMPANY, Y *
ess March 4th 1914.
ABILITIES. V
ck Paid ?, *
$50,000.00 %
ad . . . . 1,600.00 V
Profits, A
ent Ex- Y
id Taxes V
6,994.71 +
Deposits X
o Check. 60,643.79 V
Icates of
21,640.39 JL
ecka 1,463.74 t
'hecks. . . . 31.31
$132,163.94 V
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a above named bank, x
ibove and foregoing V
shown by the books
W. H. MILLEN.
i day of March 1914.
N, Notary Public.
lett, A. B. Ferguson, X
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n. MIIJ.KN. Cashier. X "V
abler. jf