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8 EUGENICS DEBATED AT DAPC UC infections, especially tcsa i ever obstacles may pi es I selves at the start, will appear as ihe public beco THE LANCAST n'ty. What-! lent themrapidly dis- L/1/ U1 * M I nio enlight 'ER NEWS. AUGUST 10, NEWS\t^T 1915. ?$><$? $? * + ? ^ nl lAhuL IVIL Notable Personages Conference. INDIANS AS PIQ] .liiiw eued in relation to the oh, by the sfurvey, and the which individuals, cut w Address munities, may gain thert NEERS. t n Tmm'm I m |ects sought advantage DIAIK. ell as com- Special to The News, jfrom." Dixie, Aug. {>.?Tlu community is good. ' rain end our crops at + The meeting is in pi E?S. ?nd we wish it a gra + We are going to hat H I I | | ?i| the 17th of August, ClinkKcnles iinrl I? S ?SNA j health of our '^ J We had a good j; e looking line. | ogress at Dixie | ^ ,nd success. ^ .re a picnic on ! Prof. John G. I 4&1 ,i > ' > SJtvi'o rt Won i A Lt! SA ?AT POl it! 5/ LIAKOFFS uJblt T T T j2!2fc Led tin* Way for Fletclic Their I'riu'tlces Hum of Years Ago. Oakland,'Oal., Aug. 7.? was debated at the closini here today of the Nationa enee on Race Betterment. 'Romeo loved his Juliet, or no eugenics and it's the s ris... bv 1 U>I,,n,Wa "ecoru. ,ro4ls Russia, in her dark a little understood by the world. Her form of go -Eugenics ^ rrogant and so de; p session cuuse the people of this 1 Conter- congjtjer it with aversioi 1 Russia needs is a ec eugenics nionarchy or some form nine with government with :m infns will deliver addresses utocracy, is school and Jr. O. rest of the music will be furnish* vernment is The rially invited to eeiuo 5P? as filled baskets. Confe* republic to come along and brin 1. All that and let's all enjoy institutional r,nR off for ,his tlme, . NEW of popular lion of nrnl on*the Sunday 0^1 U. A. M. The >'. ^ sd by the Dixie > SatUrd public is cor- t ^aiU and bring well on+iri ilerate veterans > OUr entlT< K your Oddles X ingS and ] the day. 1 and mUSt s ubadbr. ginning t( Annual August ay.August 7, 191E b stock of Dry Goods, Clotl Millinery must be sold reg; make room for our Fall ; 3 arrive. Bear in mind, tl Clearance Sale C i >. ling, Shoes, Ladies' and C ardlesa of cost. We need md Winter Goods, which lis is a sale of first-class me ommences V t rents' Furnish- ^ the hard cash, X are already be- X rchandise. We i Pat and Biddy today. I h never see the day when t\v< who love each other cannot said Dr. C. F. Ballard of 1 Neb. He was answered by Pre Fisher, of Yale Univers thc?uKht that persons phys mentally defective should n ope we'll (>stautism, and the vnst c ? persons (,je r?!ir wm become the marry." troe and the happy, rlavelock. Potentially, Russia Is iest nation of the future. >f. Irving potentially. If Russii ity, who j.inn of government and leal' or Ism (,f uttle Switzerlam ot be al- |mieed be a mighty 1 lespotism of niXIF land of the Special to The News. Dixie. Aug. $?.- La the migh'- bat when it's a picnic We repeat V1:"1" All roads lead t 1 <th, on accpunt cf j a had the Sunday school. Jr. t). the patriot - w. o. W. rally. Sp I. it would >lay will he Hon. John nation we ,or Sunday school ut q f o o/\ti noldnr give your our speci ? master Leaus, j t Dixie can't lie .?> Dixie August l pkT.i<y\, U. A. M- mi'J'V eakers for the A* O. t'linkscales' J , K. S. Stewart.' money's worth in quant it al prices. DR Fast (\>lor Apron < iiiitflu Fast Color 1 )ross (i inghai Fast Color Fluids, 7Vi><* v y and quality. We mentio ? GOODS uns, 7<; value, only ins, 10c value, only alue, only n only a few of ' .4c !t! iuw ru tu iiitii i j cvrn u 111 i added: "Society thoroughly imbi eugenic ideals would regisl reel love marriages than without them." The conference accepted 1 Fisher's view. George Wharton James dena. Cal., said the white m ?" ?*' might say a sublime wor Its brute strength toda ued with tl) compute, almost in ter more comprehend. Ages of it would v.-ill not succeed in exha sia's possibilities of com Professor pension. Russia has 900,000,0* of Pasa-1 timber land and under t an could Unoaln aro > K AAA AAA o and an address by Li y is difficult Hetliea will be made < tpossible to Old soldiers, old fiddl. exploitation antl Woodmen are co UStlnc Itus- The Protracted me. listing Kus- wen began Sun(]ay mercial ex- ; assisted by Kev. Mi Lancaster. DO acres of j Since the recent rri he plow |n fre finishing laying by ???? | looking fairly good. eut. Gov. A. J.1,.4 luring the day. i?rs. all Juniors rdially invited.^ eting at HopeThe pastor is ?* j p. tturgess of Z 'X ns the farmers , and crops are JL it 12 Yards Androsco#i?'an 1 16 Yards < lood Bleaching Mohair Dross Goods, 30c .Poplin Dress Goods, 25c Splendid Silk, 36 inches v Past Color (Standard) (J Best Grade Sea Island Best Grade Madras Clotl Bleaching for only , 10c value, only value, only.. , . value, only ride, $1.00 value, only alicoes, 0c values, only Sheeting, 10c value, only. h 1^1 /cxO vnlno nnltr $1.00 X $1.00 X ..25c % 15c X 49c X 3y2c X ^ ...6c X 71/? 1 learn much from the Indiat ing health rules. "The Indians were 'Ftetc hundreds of years before announced the beneficial r< fhorough mastication," he s The world needs a new ar ?"a real aristocracy madi Apollos and Venuses and tin i regard- twice that amount is bei ed in the United States an herizing'1 try has only 88.000,001 Fletcher forest. It is said that Ru psults of pand twice her amount o taid. land and yet have virg istocracv generations, e up of The population of Rub ?ir fortu- 00*,000, increasing at t .v-.^o. ?" 'o j Mrs. H. M. Duncan ng cultivat- is visiting in the neig d this coun- I Mrs. P. A. Plyler 1 nrro<; cif ' visited her parents. M aires w Baker at Alltioch 5 ssia can ex- ; Hopewell Sund f cultivated , sented the pastor, in soil for Kelley. with a nice E cently. The trustees of th sia is D>5.- jiave secured Prof. B. he rate of | orincinal. and Miss Ei of Hook Hiill ;hborhood. A and children t r. and Mrs. G. Sunday. A ay school pre- /Y Rev. W. C. lgin watch ree Dixie school II. Clyburn as ?* nni<>p Plvnn an X Fancy Silk Stripe Dress 54-Inch Table Damask, 2 54-Inch Table Damask, 3 54-Inch Table Damask, $ A. C. A. Feather Tick, onl Bed Ticking; 10v and 121/ Mattress Ticking, only. . (loorl Ollil 1 i + \' ninonVii??? --T / ^ , Goods, 25c value, only .. J !5c value, only 5c value, only 1.00 value, onlv ly :i oc value, only /2V> L7V2c X ,14c X 23c X 63c X 131/oC X sy2c X 4y2c X A 4 / . T nate progeny"?said Dr. J. logg of Battle Creek, Mich., i dress tonight on "The Eugei istry" before the second Conference on Race Bettei "Instead of such an arisi --r. Kellogg continued, "we tually building up an aristc lunatics, idiots, paupers an nolfl ThoaD unfit nnrcAna H. Kel- :j,000,000 a year. This In an ad- enormous as it is, does n lies Reg- "teeming" in a country o National j square miles, an area two rment. t'mea as large as the Ui tocraey." vith "her 100,0?0,000. i are ac- j in addition to her tlml cracy ol untouched agricultural j d crimi-| Russia abounds in miners population, ! assistant for the fal lot seem so ! term. f 8,650.000 XOTKK FROM MIL! i and a half ilted States Mrs, Nettie Huey, sick, is some better m ??,i i Mr. Enoch Alley of ' ing his brother, Mr. S possibilities. | Mnj Kate Wuiiama lis, oils and | visiting her mother 1 and winter , X 1/ VIIiliAtiK. t ?_ who has bceu ow. J Ohio is visit am Alley. A of Gastonia is JT . Mrs. Annie y I I'll (II 111 11^, Good Full Size Bed Sprei Good Quality Beady Ma READ'S Ladies' Dresses, worth $ I .iwlinc' Sllrivfo <fa"1 uiin . ids, $1.50 values, only do Sheets, 72x90, only.. . T I r TO WEARS 1.50, only n ?i ? <*y2c 98c ?? .49c <|> 98c % have reached the proportic vast multitude; 500.000 80,000 criminals. 100,000 00,000 idiots, 90,000 epilep we are supporting these defe idleness Tifce real aristocrat expense of one hundred mil lata a year, and this might} mental and moral cripples is | rueiR in iinmiianie proius >ns of a some chance of fate c?ub lunatlcR, | lose her autocracy, shoul paupers, | veil of mystery and dep tic9, and) be withdrawn, that coum ictives in ( come wonderful. ;s, at an, The South for 50 yea lion dol- fered from the unjust sc r host of the world. This country. ; increas-1 sources, nrernant with r ion. Slioui l | neuierayer. o Russia to , L W. Spake, of . , Sunday night with Mr. d the dark I MrR l otUe and ?otism evor i visited Mr. and Mrs. i try will bt- week, returning to th< day. . . i Mr. and Mrs. T. H. ( rs nas sui- dren Qf Rocky Mount, ispicions of her mother. Mrs. S. 1 rich in re-! turning to their homf innnriiinitv Wednesday. August Gastouia spent1 R. T. Belk. y Curtis Quinn 4fi? Sam Alley last A eir home Mon-^ST ...? Jreen and ehil-1^^ , N. C., visited'if R. Brock, re-iy ; Friday. 4th. a daueh-l^ ..vt\?lVO Ml\u IDf ? u I III #pj Ladies' Skirts, worth $2 Ladies' Skirts, worth $4. Full Assortment Childrei Ladies' Waists, worth $1 Ladies' Silk Waists, wor Ladies' Underskirts, wor Ladies' Corsets, worth 7; T _ -J '* J? v, uiuy .50, only .00 and $5.00, only n's White and Colored Dr .(X), only tli $2.50 and $3.00, only. . th 75c, only 3c, only . .90C A $1.63 X $2.76 ? esses <j* .48c ; $1.38 J . 48c Y .49c Y lag Awe to unrestricted SUA Other degenerative in fit a more rapid rate than the p:xt of the population so t are bound in time to const; majority unless some cliecl upon the increase. Eve these lunatirs possesses the vote even in states where w< marriage, has been allowed to drag lences at work out her own desti sounder of the veil of distrust drt hat the." her. The world looked u| itute the 1; nd or Ivnrhings and not k is put country. Thanks to our loe# ryone of commercial secretaries, < right to ful and reliable newspapc tmen ar<> railroad industrial depan " * i ter was born to Rev. along . Hammond at their I ny because hurst, iwn around Rev. S. R. Brock Is pon it as a J- Hammond in a n a peaceful H?Pp <Jurc? ^ .. Mr. Coy B. Dowdle il and state tje Young were marri our power- ternooti at 6 o'clock a' >rs and our of the bride's sister Lment8, the *V'_ Iir and Mrs. J. P. inrae at Oakassisting Ret. y leetlng at New jtL and Miss Myred Sunday af-:^? t the residence . Mrs. Maggie ock officiating. ?S? uuuies corsets, worm $1 Ladies' Corsets, worth $2 Ladies' Corsets, one job 1 MEN'S SUITS A Men's Pants, worth $1.2; Men's Pants, worth sfc2 fH .00, only .00, only ot (while they last) .. .. i"i T YOUR OWN PRICE 5. only ) nnlv Wc T $1.25 I- ^ 25c X ..98c % 01 a a * not given the right of francl Dr. Kellogg proposed a for Race Betterment." wl thought should be set in ope speedily as possible. This the establishment of a 'heal try" on which should be recc results of an annual healtl tion of individuals mad< hiisAn.. hi# .1... liise." uitside world has learnt "Scheme South is not lawless, but iieh he ihI law abiding, and 1 ration a;; temporary backset given included the South would have a th regis-; much in the one year d irded th? last September as she hi \ inspec- ton preceding years. b by a The South has begun ( .*irs. t/, n. mirnen >d that tn?|ar? visiting her sister law loving Mr. Weatherby of lut for th" visiting Mrs. Dick llol by the war. , The Children's Day held Sunday night a dvanced as napfjSt church. It w latine from tended and the childr ad done in parts well and all hat The following progran 1. Song No. 130. o work out j .jtrrluttire rra?' una cniiaron'?k at McBee. I jT. f Columbia is berts. A exercisus were' ? t the Second _____ as largely aton acted then $ I a good time. i was given: ?? line Muttiievv Men's Pants, worth $3.(X Men's Pants, worth $4.5( Pull line Hoys' Suitt 'Men's Silk Nats, former | ' 3, only. .. ) to $(1.00, only .... . . v iind Pants. J I i HATS price $1.00, now ?px.*o $1.98 " + $3.48 & 39c Y ifiaicciu ma i ii \ ?i i iit-u ii\ iiit* the purpose; and of a "euge istry" to accomplish in I rare hygiene "what the lies istry would seek to do for health. ** "The establishment of siu istry will be one of the most means of arousing an ini health as a nersonal asset." mi nor own oestiny. liussin nics rep- do so. for tliorp is no 01 lohnlf of to aid. Russia is impot ilth roc- ontly, to do something personal and for herself. And vet the war is doin :h a reft- Russia, the Grand Duke effective gradually infusing his a terest in his own mighty spirit, he said, lias ImnUhpil vn<lUn may never 18:1 to 7. itslde force {.- I,.',;!' Atn^rl'oanP| ent. appar- rn|on Vs jr:i Adanu in and oi r, i.ittle Hands n much (or "'"c. The Worker. Nicholas* is 1 "a*Tl?e Future?H> rmies with ^ Hymn No. 1. The Czar ,?. Recitation By l,oo * ahtor. A Sunday Sidiool T n> Vera l)nu- ^ 15v Hleeka V Eunice Lane. I , Andrew Har .Mod's JStrnw' Hats, forme Ladies' Triiltfnlod Hats, I Ladies' Trimmed Hats, f Ladies' Trimmed I fats, now . One lot Men's and Hoys' r price $1.50 and $2.00, no> oviner price $1.00, now. . onner price $2.00, now. .. former price $2.50 to ? < 'aps. at each I I -v 98c Y . 39c Y ..98c Y $5.00, Y $iig ? ? * speaking of the tirst. "Such try would he invaluable in co with the operation of restric riage laws. Of course, a gre.*' tional work must he done for eral public before such a would be appreciated or even ed; but as the people becoi intelligent in relation to the a regis- recognition to the Jewish nneotion has promised nutouomy ted mar It required a war to do it edtica Russia is waking. Win the gen fully?she will be a ter registry very might. Russia has i tolerat- tialities. she needs the p lie more Though these be timet value of the heart with care and h? ? en I in. people and '0 Hiving By tlv to Poland. 11.?Recitation?By 12.?Recitation- Bv this. but 13?Hymn No. :t8.' en aroused i4._.?ood is Rove ror in her Harris, the poten , 1^?The Planting. , the Ingathering?Bv t 16?Nobody's Child 5 that load So well. I steep ihe 17.?An April Pool e girls. V Julia Adams ?? hols Raker. 4 Hy Krleane ?& the Watering. hree boys. ?j? Fly Flonnie X Hv i'uiilitic SHOES A Men's Shoes and Slipper Men's Shoes and Slipper Men's Shoes and Slipper Ladies' Shoes and Slippei Ladies' Shoes and Slippe Ladies' Slippers. Rnbl ND SLIPPERS S, w< >rth $2.00, sale price. . s, worth $3.00, sale price. . s, worth $4.00, sale price. . is, worth $2.00, sale price. . >rs, worth $1.25, sale price ber Soles, worth $1.50, $1.48 $1.98 ' A $2.98 A $1.48 A H . 98c A sale ?' health as a factor in perse iency. and a means by w physical welfare of the ir and of the race may be proi healthy ambition toward boi fectlon will be developed and health as an asset will con esteemed as more precious tl "A eugenic registry wouli >nal etfi- mind in worry, yet it is hirh the as these that individuals idividual that institutions may moted. a South has just begun on I dily per- stride. Tho men who c in time, men who must. Our le to be should not languish mu tan gold. fer. Our schools, our Y. 1 he the all other agencies ror . . ' I.anglcy. such limes jg?Good Fruits in must suffer Grown?By six girls. live. Tile i 19.?Hymn No. 232 Her upward 20?Recitation?By ., . 21.?Recitation?By an are the' Sowel, institutions | 22.?Fruits for the st not suf-1 Thirteen Girls. M V A '31 23.?The Woodman " ?By Ada Williams, promotion, "? Little (Jnrcien f ' Daisy Ellis. ? John P. ?9> mmmmmmmmm Darner? By ? of tiie World i ? price I iiidies' Slippers, worth $ Children's Slippers f SU Trunks and Suit Oases Men's Work Shirts, all s 2.50 and $2.00, sale price.. it Sale Prices. 1 I = NDRIES at about half price, lizpti . ion . 76c ; $1.98 < IQn l ^ iM'KiiinwiK 01 a new and gior man race which sometime, i in the future will have so i the forces of nature that clis degeneracy will have been oil Hospitals and prisoners wi longer needed, and the gol will have been restored as th ing result of human ach and obedience to hiolo*ir Is men nu- mr upnuiiding. for cultui Mr down i made better, stronger, liv mastered , result will be that after t ease and , period of depression pan minated. ' will not be a momenta II be no ! achieving. Keep our siai Idon Age,of workers under arms, re e crown- call. leveinent Potentialities are great LTP " ftri? .llirt on/1 a/.U:a. ~-T. IVVCII lill IUI1 -I* e, muni be ?amt, . er. and the 25 ? Recitation- -By hi? i>reaent , 2 6 ?Hymn No. 41. aos, there i . ^ --Offering Drill? delay in gir.?8 A ?hori talk bj ading arinv . ad? for tho To he I.aid lief or Washington, Aug. ! , but aacri-jthe commerce dep&rtr > L?ee W11-1 T Y Lewis Knight Jok iX -liy Seventeen . *> r the pastor. J I f Wilson. A p * .n #.?Results of l,X r *% uent's invest!-1 X ? 1 - * 12 Dozen Shirt Buttons ft 10 Balls Sewing Cotton ft Coat*s Spool Cotton.... Good Talcum Powder... d square dealing ? . . - - .. *VV) V?/V >r >r ' !) rv r?v * ? 1 1 our success, He ... 5c *1 ..5c Y . 4c X ..7c T :nc?ty cur i Another suggestion hy Dr. was a health survey in ev< nr.unity at least every five j . "In this survey," he sai?l should be made of all partie lattng to water supply, milk and other public matters might Influence health, but ly with reference to the e\i> ? ? - v??w? ? i*uu uir Keliog?'th? things that make ?ry com- bigger and hotter. rears. ? I notes We t all It "The The [iuncastor I'ress ulars re- rjgj,( jjny when it urges : supply, attention be given to edu which the public iiealth. Merits especial- R cal <levolopment are alik and should claim the attei itence of - ?auiKni are nation or the Kastla the worll Chicago will be laid bt VViinon. Secretary conducted the inquiry, '** ' go to Cornish soon to ' \i t "r* dent's advice before I hat more ication and Rinpa. il and phy-1 e desirable \iitoiiiohiloa vs. Suvir atlon of all Keeping up an auton ad diuaater at ^ lUUHUdl sforo President ! mm Rod field. who ' 4gk probably will, A IVE ask the Presl-j ? IVI liking further % AvJL* ??m Arcounli. I We h loblle h.".^ knot .2 ion. p0L ave no connection wit m?m IAKO h any other store in 1 Si .accastcr. A dA|tAnerAtiv* dtaordar* and .i iv < . . -"""bmhui imuym. chronic rcrtiafr. Arnold AU- down many a naving N#ws and Courier. v V'< vv aiJ < ' f. \j|.hj* *",, v.A .-M,. *???????? ?? 4