The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 29, 1916, Image 2
. . PROGRA!
Sunday School Institute to be Held
t hurch for the Sunday School 1
Baptist Association, on Marcl
MARCH Nl>
10:30 a. m. Devotional Services, led
11:0! a.m. Address, "Baptists in S
J. H. Thayer, Lancaste
11:40a.m. Address: "A Standard S
Gentry.
12:40 a. m. Conference led by Secre
Dinner on the Grounds.
2:30 p.m. Address, "Why Grade t
Grade it," Secretary T
3:15 p.m. Address, "Building up
Gentry.
4:00 p. m. Conference and Questic
8:00 p.m. Address, "The Organize
8:45 p. m. Address, "Our State Pla
Secretary T. J. Watts.
MARCH TEN
10:00 a.m. Devotional Services, le<
10:15 a. m. Address, "Do You Teacl
tary T. J. Watts.
11:00 a. m. Address, "The Baptist r
Judge Gentry.
12:00 a. m. Address, "The Teacher 1
J. W. H. Dychee.
Dinner on the Grounds.
p. m. Kounci laoie lJiscusssion
led by Dr. J. H. Thaye
3:15 p.m. Voluntary Talks. Adjou
The State Sunday School and B. Y.
sisted by Judge J. J. Gentry, for som<
the Baptist Sunday School work of
invited. W. L. CRO
Reminiscent annd Speculative, of tl
"The increase of age gives us Souti
mystical lore," or at least so said ?we
Lochiel in his "Warning" and to. castmorrow
The State will be twenty be on
five?which is old for a news- 1890
paper that has lived in South Ho
Carolina since 1891. One is reme
minded of the period of The her c
State's birth. Rather warm times Ta
they were. minis
One wonders if Senator Till- noise
mar., not venerable, not so old get a
its Senator Root, for example, is proof
aware or suspicious of the chang- .and ]
ing conditions in South Caro- peopl
line? One wonders if he rellects govei
a< all that the State that he own- Thi
ed so completely a quarter of a of Mi
century ago has gotten away its \\
from him and especially if he fairs,
recognizes that the big man of what
"'the farmers' movement." or the which
nearest thing to it. is that darl- "Mel,
ing political child of his?John ed an
L. McLaurin?that fought so whetl
doughtily and effectively to save has p
him in 1802? or not
Senator Tillman's movement)'he hi
was essentially capitalistic and i mov
aristocratic and the senator was t del:
and is of aristocratic tendorvip-* cornet
and sympathies. The activities >von r
that raised him to polit:cV r<> > more
tion were not concerned deeply "tes"
with the properly m n thejlittle
tenant farmer, li > was a move-i Thi:
~'t- of land-owners thro 4 nat<
with bankruptcy g oping blind-J< d an<
ly fo-. a way out en.' < <</ rto | ver r
low \:.y plausible 1 !t Th 11
nro; !yle s peo: . /th> tenant . fund
fan rs, the r? I "wo > h s " , 'nto f
:! him, to frrcv'njr th -\ I fmsc
' their "M > " i h v i
,. se<* that " ' i i " o
was ofc for them; thev never do . whi
,ii. . ,-n that the difference 1 \lwa>
tw i: the employ ? " : rmer in- I went]
ten's* rirst to ad' In ; product was t
, . ? i i i 1 * *
Hi ouy ills '1 > III : n I 1 li
th-- i i m who ha ?.n!v the labor
ot }i; hands to si '-a the v nv> cracy.
a-, ill >1 between the Pockefellers w-. ch
and l'1 x workers in their oil re- not in
finerie . In the political and with
eeonon ic connotat'on of the with 1
"Tra ' aristocrat" need not boast tnry i
edu :t ?n or lineage, but he most fatuu
have property and sympathy tracts
with the property holding classes ihink
If one have 10 acres on which -onvii
he produces 20 bales of cotton heart
and it is more important to him ho-en
to sell -he cotton for 12 cents a sellin
pound than that he obtain $2 pounc
a day when he assists a neighbor uigg<
he is a capitalist. What he wants as e
is labor at 10 cents a day *o turn prove
into cotton. i ?arnc
Signs are nlent;f"l that Sen- bent
ator Tillman's amiable young vh cl
friend- Mr. McLaur n. who e ampk
mild'y romantic pubi c l'fe one " h
Ins ne'ther t'm** nor in?''?W:on iurv
to rev ew. wo'iM ?n u c^tp^t* bp. -mjs<
fo^e he fnrpiprq if 'hit tho''j
poflHible, now m^ke lh? on^n woul<
t'mp ?ct??y?~'V <i con 4'o '* 1 V'< | ^
30 cen*ft. Wb->t ? ph t"" iV-p r ! r? ?
d'W in Oa'fnrv wb^n roq'^ '' >"< b^ "
wee *he Ovde?-! T? q n fVTovnr?+
Or f-'nriprc' v
ft mVh^ pan nu4 T*?"?b ->? ?ir?o 1 1
O^* P fo-'-l' n nr V>w. < j
Ambitioun land-owninjr r ??p^q. >trip
MME . . Puff youi
with Heath Spring Baptist ? -?
Workers of the Moriah rf*
1 l)th and 10th, 1916 joys or t
ITH
by R. V. haile. qq quid
r,Tc Hi8t0ry'" Dr" of the national j
Sunday School," Judge J. J. P*P? m^kin
you never did
tary T. J. Watts, Columbia. bite and parch I
For Prince Albert
he Sunday School and How 3^ parch by a ]
?* Watts. controlled exclusiv
the Sunday School," Judge can smoke it witl
of any kind becau
?ns. tobacco delight.
d Class," Judge Gentry.
in of Sunday School Work," ^
PRIM
d by W. C. Elliis. ^7 A AM A 1
1? Can You Teach?" Secre- A ?r
reacher Training Courses," ?jA A ^
Preparing His Lesson," Dr. ^ ^tUmatjc
will do for you w
of Sunday School Methods. has done for thou
r- of men, not only i
rnment. States but all ove
world! It will giv<
P T T QnO**A^o wr wilt -J"" ?
W. U^ictaijr will ue as- ? WJIICiil lUCil ui w
? time General Secretary of pip** smoke or a h
Kentucky. Everybody is rolled cigarette sho
XTON, for Committee. <3^ fa[s Prince A1
you men who ha\
ic cream of the people of; who have never ki
1 Carolina, believe in it and |
rp it to take on a political) ?uv Princ1, A^'''v*rJ''halr.'
, 41 n . f, .11 baccoi**old: tn toppy red bag*.
?the real wool hats might ! tidy red tint. lOe; hand*ome pa
hi /? .1 11 .1 and half-pound tin humidor* ant
ail(l 1 Ol the yelllll^? as 111 ' that clever pound cry*tal~g!u** hu
i n(] dor with tpange.moiBtener top I
A keep* the tobacco in such fine ?ht
w few are the peole that!
mber! People who remem-i
>ught to be suppressed. 1 -are about offices, who ar
ke it from an old and re-| ;erent whether a gt
scent newspaper?make a stands by his friends or r
like a cowbell and you'll t would fade away in a
following an<> the sign and The strength of "Tillm
and last test of patriotism in the honest, true, h
love immeasurable for th<>j ng, God-feanng, seriouse
is running: for senator or men who, in the unreg
nor in the primary. opinion of an incorriigibh
e interesting recrudescence! paper, it fooled,
r. MeLaurin is not without "McLaurinism" will
holesome intluence in af-jswallow "Bieaseissm"
Mr. MeLaurin was, or is. j wouldn't digest it if it di
was called a "Bleaseite"? tor a "Bleaseism" that >
I is nlro'idu im/'in"* ? *
?.j (HIV.1C1H uiniury. noe with McLaurin is r<
aurinism" has overshadow. 4he solemn fate canned ii
n?l dwarfed "Bleasism" and rick:
loror not Mr. McLaurin y who lived on the N
olitical ambitions, whether With a smile went to rid
t he is the "only man with Tiger?
ain and the nerve" 1o lead They came back from t
oi.ient. it is the opinion of | With the lady inside
iched newspaper little con i And the Smile on the Face
1 in anybody's "ism." tha* Tiger.?The State.
low "McLaurinites" are far
numerous than "T.lease : ;\vv ri-:m*i.K novi u
and th t between them i> ' sin-Ush m<*r ran rnus?
......... in awful lor or mis?rv. ?
of natural affection. zlnes*. hondmues. cons
s ovcrst inning by the ex Mi Miiouaao.s-' an sure si?
)!'s " sill" is e silyexph i "ir H'cr r.~<"'s li !p. Tr.
I w s to be expected Wh t N"'"w r'f' E!!5
... ... . r! tone up ilie wholo s.rstt*
'V 1 ' . ^ theism o the Htomacli too. Aitls tli
iViefiaur '1 S politi s. lie ri!i<-s tin* blood and cleans t
'< fibmation. He trip i : Only 2">c at yo r d
he bmelight and stage ~ 7i j
If wi'li somelhinr po<i. . f "n ''
i.mctlvntr, who'her w' . rh' '' " ' \1 "
v.H? ' c: ' 1' and. r<>. ' ' <;
'<> holds popular interest. ?' n-I s ni thecoonti't. Oc
, jfl j.J .,i ;? I:v one ?vi< nniHfi mono
V Ovid years ago when h< ! >' those that were
h< ape '1 * of "the Forty" f ' to "ot. someth
iter wh n h was the pro. 1 'irto- - The price t
' (<.' "corn mere IV mo '0'v.n odity advanced net]
" P, ! or r a> ! the Stati brr c"nt d"ring the ve
io11sc is .a* least an idea 'nved pome mills that we
ere negation. it is charged , ;i<y nothing for their
r.o revenge -; it is loaded 'ally n view ot the
no menace to the lo'aPv no r,ricp ot seed,
publics. It may be an ignis ' l<> bnter- are used f
s but it is a light and it at ;in2 nn(1 wadding for mat
a Who come to 11 are not U)rse collars, upholster
ing about the pardoning or ,>v twine, rope and carpi
cts. It does not thr'l! the 'r|fing paper, gun
s of liquor dealers. Its ;m?keles? powder. varniV
its have minds intent on ,or absordent cotton, fel
g cotton at 15 cents a n*', with wool in hat-i
J, one of the most potent of numerous other use
istions in South Caro ,.i i, ar? composed of tV
xperience has abundantly that ad^
id. They are as a rule ('\?re]X to,the aee<j and ?
ist and honest men, not less a de ^or , w Pr '^e yarr
An tVio inn r\f iUa PVio (iGvolopmGTit of the
<ey traffic ?h~" - fo- - ?"troPe ^""the ,
e, Dr. N. N. Burton, Once ,nf<>,r\ for thatJcnd "
ip h .nds of the average ',"rV
1 r Oi 4 nnrv l^inn """ r?r?4f<-?n if| f
composed of State ware. , \ e . .
. v. 'if'a'?fiire of evrlos'ves.
i oevotees a hoo*-'e"'?rev rp, , ,
. <. i . . >> The e-'-p thn mP1' t?i
rh a pool wh-*e nu<?nror, .. , , ? ? ,
I. we inspect, he sent to tne ? the h,l'> 'J' k "
IVecT'ee or Ihave
itronpfly perjudiced against p?PPn?Toc,' f?om
?\iT oi ihe inl o, th i roPlq jnt0 jfro'ir>d. fo 1
,ces lhat jroes over the ho'j
e stien^h or "M-Ln"r'n ih^ market his not sh^
'a iji thr> ?>T TjO?ir n idea, a v?
i it of the men who do not commensurate with the
r way into the /
Tcl.u. i (':o.
Vince Albert
: as you lay in a stock /
oy smoke! Fire up a / 's
cigarette as though /
know what tobacco ^
tome- Oh u..,
uld be. p?t?,fe2
pipes wh
bert pipe-peace and makin's-peace message,
re "retired" from pipe and cigarette-makin's pleasi
lown its solace 1 Because you have a lot of smoke
you quick as youpack-your-pipe or roll-a-cigan
set and make fire!
una
A in
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO, Winstoi
e indif- the seed. Why Reformat
overnor Cotton seed is wonderful in its
lot, and history. Less than a quarter of a ?
i night. century ago the farmers were To South Can
lanism" worried to know how to gel That the bill
iwabid- rid of the seed. After taking out for white girls
minded what they would require fori has not been t
enerate planting, the farmers would this session o]
e news- make compost of the remainder, I needs explanat
and before that time ever tried have been so i;
never to find a strong spring branch tablishment.
?and that would carry away the seed, chairman, wit!
d. And so that they would not be in theinuttee, has be<
foes to way on the farm. in consultatio
iserved Today the seed of cotton finds members of th(
11 lime- its way into the flame that lights and Albert S.
man's way in many places, into State board of
iger he food he eats, into the clothes j rections. The
le on a the food he eats, into the clothes | in the situatioi
cleanses himself, the medicines i count of the ei
I j. fi.1. i-! - i- i ? % 1 ?
ue nue wiin wnicn ne cures nis vi-1prevailing at t
ments, the paper 011 which he was no hope fo
of the writes, the film with which he propration to
takes his photographs, the year for a gii
nourishment he giv.es to the soil 1 here is no do
\n\v to raise is crops, and even into created a stroi
a nei-- powder and shot with which ihis school anc
'* he kills mankind. rought up 1
11s that A hundred lines of industry might have pa
ii<. nr fmd employment for the seed propriation wo
ipo hnw joost of which was burned or small that the 1
cast into ravines or rivers in fieedy ests
h.> . in former days, A hundred other school wouiu n
ru lines of industry probably will crippled. And,
find use for it in the next decade stone of the
01* two. ties and correcl
Today its value commerci'Ty fore your com
n seed jg j-.,r mor(. than $150,000,000 executive boarc
casion- a year. at its recent s?
v- os Us oil alone last year was < hem thiit at til
lortun- VnJued at more than $80.000,000 the mos1 vital
ing for it has done much to bring was for this c
< 1.: .
iii in-s prosperity to the South find, ir> but a more rec
ily 100 cidentn'ly. it has proven ot further develo
n' and prcat worth to the North and monstrated tin
re get- to an parts of the earth.?Col an institution
oil. es- umbia Record. feebleminded.
high "Forty-eight
The Teacher The Rui'rfer. boys at the S
or hat- 'pha tether :s the ro d builder dustrial school
treses. 0f the Commonwealth. T'kinglfound, upon c
y, etc., life when it can be developed and be mentally d
ets. for trained, he it is that lays the further handic
cotton, foundations that last and pre doing the real
hes and pares the plans for the h;gh expected of it
t, mix- towers of worthy achievement State should
naking, of all men. therefore, he must feebleminded |
s. The ^eep his faith strong in the ding another i
\e short thing he is doing, his mind ever penal and cha
ere so open to the best that is thought this time," sta
re suit- and said, and his ideals fresh "Probably 40
is on'y- *?nd ''*>'rmmed. How better to the girls to he
" ? " 00 nil tna to in the an institution
price of larjre fellowship of men and wo reformatory)
f ?ho~t men who ho d the same faith nation, prove
-? o^i- have the same mind, and are fective, and
he man- c^lw' > V the s'?me idea's? L?t ur treatment o4h<
au meet in March 16 atory would b
i? c-'He ?nfi realize the vital contapr vide." Mr. J
tw- 0r Pl,f.h r fe"owship that a(jvised: "I>o
a con- ?v?o-pV5 we, each of ua, may N seaHjorif the b
i ve^?" h-iildem for thi? endar for the
4V * o-?-e"4 Commonwealth.?Henry formatory for
!??, TutN'rnyt,er' ? rrzinL *n
vn soch ' i*He* n"md in ft to 14 Diyi, $3,000. Wc nec
. _ '-wir ?1ni??*t?t w.ll rrfnn.'. nonni ?f PA// other th'nfS 1
u NT HUNT (alt* to cute any cans of Itehii , ?
^ r i 0liiw1.ate*<Hn?oTPTO?nj<ltntHltealll6?ol4t\ay. ;i| RAVed
price Of , li?br<t anpliritioti V v?? Km? f"! K??t. yx W?ll I": nrtV
I
. . : - *2
_ *4^
y&^j || IS YOUR 1 l|
sjfel BUSINESS I
WSm || a siirrrcw U II
Fine stationery is a BIG j
AID TO BUSINESS.
Printing fine atatson^try
ia ear specialty
IHP^ WE CAN PROVE IT. I
A LET US PROVE rr. I
r??jiBBBS ences to reduce pauperism, de:""~
generacy and crime will be set
in motion by dealing with this |
f. problem of fecblmindedness, the I
existence of which in South Caro J
time*, nc Miuw ueyona ail quds*
tion,^than by anything else we
At our next federation meeting
in Anderson it is hoped Mr.
Johnstone will be present and inform
the club women more fully r
of the conditions wherein the !
need of reform is greatest. 1
Fannie B. Sloan.
Chairman Legislative Committee
of S. C. Federation Woman's
de ihraa man amok* C!1l]Vt<3
ler? ana Mooked baforal WUDS.
SCIAIv^A'S PIERCING PAIN
lire, you "jeu To kill the nerve pains of Sciatic?
pleasure due vou can always depend on Sloan's
with F* A Liniment. It penetrates to the seat of
B r* * * pnln and brings ease as soon as it
Is applied A great co.nfort too with
j Sloan's Is tat no rubbing is required,
i s'oan'8 ulment Is invaluable for
[l-Salem, N. C i Stopping muscular or nerve pain of
any kind. Try It at once If you
_____________ ! suffer with Rheumatism, Lumbago,
Sore Throat Pain in Chest, Sprains,
lory Bill I Hruises, etc. It excellent for NouWas
Not Pushed. 1,lKia,^ " dactae. 26c at all
druggist.
^lina Clubwomen: Tillman Sees The U. S.
for a reformatory J Buying Hemisphere.
in South Carolina!
irought up during Washington, Feb. 23.?"If
t' the legislature this keeps up, we will be urged
ion to you who j to buy up the whole western
nfpPAafprl in il c u_ I V?om?cj*AU/\%?A n
?,.ii .vki u- iicuuo^iicic iu Keep uermany
Your legislative from getting it," was the com1
one of her com- ment of Senator Tillman today
en on the ground when told there was renewed
n with leadiing talk of the United States buying
; house and senate the Danish West Indies.
Johnstone of the In 1902 a treaty ceding the
charities and cor- islands to the Un:ted States at a v
first development price between $4,000,000 and
a was that on ac- $5,000,000 was ratified by this
:onomic measures country, but reiected by Denhis
session, there mark, in 1910 Denmark renewr
an adequate ap- ed the offer to sell, but withdrew
be secured this it before negotiations were conrl's
reformatory, eluded. The islands consist of St.
ubt that we have John, St. Croix, St. Thomas and
lg sentiment loi one or two small adineent ones
1 wh le the bll, il j lying east of Porto Rico,
it this session
ssed, yet the ap.1 The Quinine That Does Not Anect The Heuf
111,I li->\'o Iwum ltccuHse of its tonic ?nrl 1 .xntive effect. LAX AUKl
ll,lvt OH. II SU TIVH HROMOQUINI.S'KU Letter than ordinary
Usefulness and ev- . On'olne ?t?l does not cnn*e tier^owtnc?H r t
... , , . , rinjfitiK In lieml. K< member the lull name h,..l
iblishmcilt Ol t )i lk>r the ii|jnnture of 1-1. W. GROVK. 25c.
.ive oeen severely
again, Mr. John-i SOUTHERN RAILWAY
board 01 chain-!
.ions appeared be- l'romlcr C?rrier of the South,
mittee and the , cAssknoi k train sk:hrl>ulb&. *
1 oi' the federation T arrK.* ' **r fro,n:
, . .,.1 t.?;,i i, No. 118?Tork, Rook Ilill nnd In.sSion
ami . ai ? termediate stations 14:45 a. m.
rst he had deemed t
. i - in ii.i n.i?i
need of the Stat intermediate stations 10:11
irl's reformatory, u- m ent
survev and ^ 1,4 M*rioi\. aisoKsburg, Ch-r'
u S , lone and Intermediate stations,
pments had de- 1:35 p. m.
e greater need ol'i^'o. Hi '*? mhi?. Ktngnviiie and
to cure for the Intermediate stations, 7:26 p. m.
Ti.tiiif if.iv? i,?inaniet tor:
c il ,N" ' 1 * Kituffoi h .i int?ih and .
, per cent Ot the' intermediate stations 8:45 a. m. **
outh Carolina In- No. 113?Koch Mill. MlH?kabur,j, #1
at Florence were a'VV ,,,ler"
_ ? i . .. . mediate stations, 10:11 a. m.
ireful testing, to 1vo< ill?Kiu??uiir Coiumoia,
[elective, and thej Charleston a"d intermediate
:aps the school in! tetinn* ? *r
reformatory work No- 117 Rocfc HRl, York, and
, , , ,, intermediate stations, 7:41
t shows that the p
first solve its Schedule ngures are published as
iroblem before ad- Information only, not guaranteed,
reformatory to its for information as to passenger
.. , . . , f: i es etc.. call on
iritable system at
leod"rpcJr?hcnentnoi Latter & Chester Ky. Co! .
committed to such 8ctedul, ln EB,ct Au,u? ls.
)that it a girls
would, on exasm- wkhthound
to be mentally de. i.t. i.*n<**t?r ...6:00am?rsupm
therefore to neert J'* \
f>r th >n a rptv>rw. ..??n.iurnie . in?ra?*:i5pm
sr m n a ( v H?rhb?p? ? 6ii?uo?4 43pta
e equipped to pro- Cbrttwr . , . . . 7 :?ouiu?&:2bpin
ohnstone further K.Armi'Mi
n, for the rre"erit | ov. Ch"?u?r .... t "Mnni?a 4^i>m
il1 now on the cd ' v M 4S?rn-7 *7pm
II nu % un oe c I ;| v BHW.orov?l#. ,i? n<i*?n?7 ?*pn?
creut on of a re- ,<v >'?,ri i<??n ,, l'l.^ourn-? 7f?spm
wh te girls and ?r i .unmmer ...11 n?iHn, h 2bpn
...... i : ji i rLL Af , f'ftnnwflonfr?Cli^ipr with S?ii?b?
appropriation of| rn ^HhOHrrt ?n<1 rMn,??H * North_
id. doubtless, imnv vMi^m
but it seems to me AtT
and greater influ- u\nr*?t?r .wtb southern Railway. ^
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