The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 29, 1916, Image 4
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Published TuMduys aud Fr
lays at Lancaster, S. C., by Th
Lancaster Publishing Pompanj
ruccossors to The Ledger, ei
tnblishod 18 52; The Revlev
established 1878: The Bntei
prise, established 1891, and ei
tered as second-class matte
Oct. 7, 1905, at the postofflc
n? r.nnrnnifir fi P under Ar
of Congress of March 3, 187J
SI HSCIUPTION PRICE:
(In Advance.)
Dne Year $1
Six Months
"Let reverence for laws b
breathed by every America
mother to the lisping babe the
prattles on her lap; let It b
taught in schools, i l seminarie
and colleges; let it be wrltte
In primers, spelling books an
almanacs; let it be preache
from the pulpit, proclaimed 1
legislative halls, and enforced 1
courts of Just'ce. And in shor
let It become the polttcal rellg
Ion of the nation; and let th
old and the young, the rich an
th'> poor, the grave and the ga
of all sexes and tongues an
colors and conditions, sacriflc
unceasingly upon its altars."
TUESDAY, FED. 29, 1916.
Weather forecast for Soi
Carolina: Klin Tuesday, W
nesciay fair.
'
dnr n ' r. y v 1 . it i ot ;
too late to do >.
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Tf we swat h s bree?-ng n1
now. we w 1 not h: vo tlv fly
swat later on.
*
The Anderson Intelligencei
reminded that '"the wisdom
preparedness dates as far b;
as Noah's time."
4>
A clean-up week is needed
Lancaster as in every otl
town and it is time for us
plan for this annual campai
f
Who is working on the hoy
tal proposition? It will be v
to remember that such an in:
tution cannot be expected
build itself.
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Our best wish for the Ga
ney Chamber of Commerce
that it will become as valua
an asset to Gaffney as the L
caster Chamber of Commerce
to Lancaster.
1
For two years we have ha<
Chamber of Commerce wh
has proved of inestimable va
to the town and county. Eva
good citizen should boost this
ganization which does such si
stantial boosting for Lancast
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The Civic League is worki
r r? .. .1
ior a v-ny oeautuui ana e\u
woman who has pride in the ;
pearance of Lancaster shoi
join this helpful organizati
and co-operate in its plans 1
civic improvement.
That Lancaster is growi
steadily is demonstrated by t
number of newcomers here a
the prospect of several new bn
ness houses as well as a numl
of homes to be built in the n<
future. The "build now" s'og
has been adopted here alrea
< nd still further development
just ahead of us.
While we : re v. >rk'ng for
out and-out compulsory *du
tior. law, let's not ferret tb<
literate adults who have hat!
chance to learn. They are p
to avail themselves of the
port unities night schools affo
Let's have a night school in
ery community.
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F)r. Daniel.
Dr. D. W. Daniel, of Clem
College, has accepted the ii
tation of the Lancaster Cham
of Commerce to be the spea
at the annual banquet Tuesi
evening March 14. The Chi
her of Commerce has been v
fortunate in its selection of
speaker for this occasion for
Daniel is perhaps the most g
ed orator in the State. As
after-dinner speaker he has
superior and he is in consl
Mmand. His ready wit and
rhoice of words fit him esp
. v for this form of pu
ng. Those of our pe
ave heard Dr. Daniel
; forward with pleasur
g him again and tl
ive not will gladly a
'jives of the opportuni
.... *
es and Law Enforceme
t , vial Judge Thomas G.
j who is holding the c
a! ' arleston by doing s
p! talking to the grand ,
has brought about good res
* V
.... Thefe were mi.ny liquor cases hers
**Tfor trial by the court and the have
.grand jury began by finding in tin
itor "no bills". The judge remon-icided
jstraied with the jurors, impress-j duct
vr ne upon them the fact that they hand
lp are the custodians of the peace Prob*
r< (and good order of their county-; bers
i and that .when an experienced vor '
[ and able solicitor like Mr. J. K. vote
Henry of the sixth judicial civ- prosp
r cuit, who is now prosecuting the Repu
e ;Charleston cases had presented Any
l these bills for their considera- tend
jtion, they should be given due suflr.
thought. The sequel is that Jcontr
the grand jury found twenty-one gin v
true bills against violators of less,
?? the liquor law. Timet
e Judge Ernest Moore and Men- jor in
" del L. Smith have, in the past, impoi
e j likewise impressed upon Char- rier.
a ileston grand juries a sense of I
Q H Violi* )"Dcnnr>Bihilitv TV oil !
VKVIA AVt-JAX/llOAA/HAVJ , *1 ?H J j
? es saw their duty as clearly and ; We
n performed it as fearlessly as .const
n these jurists have done, there:other
t. would be fewer miscarriages of ,vors,
" justice and a more general re-1 Th<
spect for the laws of the State. ;ing f
i much
J | ihe dc
FROM OTHER PAPERS.
5 SOmcl
Timely Hint Th<
ith Success hint for potato grow favori
ed- er: W itch and spray ?Anderson fhinc
intelligencer. ' ?' a"
er set
I ' ' V r~r fl Tlalr't. Thi
yet In spite of prohibition, the do at
mere ivy insists on "talcing a duv, ?
drop" ' occasionally.?Newberry troub
nee Qbg i ver. He do
to ? ? - out (1(
How Very Caga'lant. The n
"Should i woman chew gum?" moi
ls, asks an exchange. Yes, if it will and
01 keep her from talking.?Ander. ship ]
u"'< son Mail. Tlu
A Novel Scheme. few'^f
111 A man in North Carolina has (jersU
ier just married his son's mother- wo'jj
*? in- law. A new way of keeping jj0 ^
Pn- peace in the family.?Anderson .vumv
;pi_ Intelligencer. t0 see
veil .if ii *7 ., he wi
.. Would IS ever Guess It. There
" . It is said that 00 per cent of ..rp
South Carolina people can write to poj
(their names, bat you wouldn't
ff think so from looking over a WON
js hotel register.?The State. | Til
ble ? ~ - - -
n Who Said SoY The
[ Lancaster and York counties Birth
f ls are said to be talking about run- playe<
ning McLaurin for Governor. Of princi
j a course they don't mean this year. Statesjch
?Greenwood Journal. to sec
lue .. . , Music
Mannings The Man. wondc
or- If Cole B,ease is ^oin^ to ?P" I preset
, pose Governor Manning in South i\Ptrjnl
J," I Carolina, it won't be hard to put .?.*fu
e " your finger on the next Palmetto :?The
nir governor.?Henderson Dispatch, tablis]
%AJ Why Not Now. ha*
*Pj i "The early bird catches the
Pld worm." }
Lon "A word to the wise is suf-!;;? 1
For ficent." the /
It costs no more to announce
for office now than four months J
i later, and "it pays to advertise." 1
?Newberry Observer. ortymd
break,
is:-! To The Gang. jsecuti
Look out, you whiskey sellers! Durin
-ar Governor Manning on Saturday there
"an signed the bill providing for a tcagen
l(\V jchaingang sentence on those which
is convicted <>f selling whiskey. No tan d
more easily paid fines.?Rock was 1
Hill Herald. 182 P1
an ? ? t 1 of
Our Sentiments Exactly. ing a
il W li'.ve a much more who! . porfo]
no some respe ct for the prohibition.;additi
bid ist who wants 'prohibition" to been
op- apply to mob law as well as to of th
rd. strong drink, and then says so. Brook
ev- than for those who are blind howe1
to every evil save that of the const
drink habit.?Washington (Ga) In
'Reporter. peopli
son , Liber
ivi-j Use The Pencil. nesse
ber One of the most important of seash
ker farm implements is sadly neg- 00 hi
day jlected on many South Carolina tof it
im-1 farms. It can b bought for fivejof G
ery ;cents or less. Yet an intelligent^ tol
the use of it can save a farmer hun- this
Dr- dreds of dollars. Use of it willjjng
ift- in many cases turn an unprof- ports
an itable farm into a profitable one be s<
no or will increase the profits where in e\
:ant some are already being made, city
his This marvelous farm implement sentf
>eci- is the common lead pencil. Most of p
iblic farmers do too little "figuring" cents
ople for their own good.?Sumter 25 c<
are Item. ees.
e to cents
lose A "He" State. this
ivail The Virginia Legislature has $600
ty. voted against woman suff- entci
rage again and Editor Al- neve
nt. fred B. Williams, of the trad
Mc- Richmond Journal, rejoices, of '1
ourt "Let us breathe freely," mor<
ome he says, "Virginia continues to shov
jury be a He State two years more at i the
ults. least. A majority of the mem. wen
XL. -uah sjAgxnijk JN1U W W, FFHTCTA HV
of the General Assembly important cities of
given a vote of confidence It ran for 300 perf
e men of the State and de_ Boston, the record
that they are fit to con- performances in L<
her affairs and need not Cal., the local recorc
Over the job to the women, [in San Francisco an
ibly less than twenty mem-lng, which is also a
of the Assembly really fa-j times in Philadelphi
woman suffrage or would in Pittsburg, a local
for it if there was serious times in St. Louis,
iect for its adoption. The cord; and has turne
blicans support it naturally, in Chicago, which i
kind of revolution would the longest run c
to help them and woman there, which it wil
ige would offer them cheap pass before the end (
ol of thirty counties to be- City engagement, j
^ith. Other votes, doubt, time other companit
were cast for it as per-j touring the country,
ory and harmless courtesy is conservatively esl
deference to fascinating nearly five million
rtunities."?News and Cou-jseen this great pi
America. It is also
a London run which
Two Men. ly 20 weeks. Additi
know two men. One iis nies are being form
antly asking favors and the tralia and South An
is eonstanty granting fa-j two others are toui
doing good turns. I at present. As soon
* man who is always ask-!ditions warrant in I
avors doesn't seem to get tional companies wii
happiness out of life and tour in Russia, Fran
esn't get along very well, and Italy,
always hard up and he al- The advance sale
has a complaint about begin Friday mornin
)ody or something. latre box-office. Ma
; man who is always doing ticikets from out c
s seems to be prosperous, trons will be acceptc
are coming his way. Best accompanied by mo
V> h ! < >*. \JTe have nev- payable to John T/. <
'n him w'-ho >t a smile. ager Acadcipy of I\
; man make - it a rule to Jotte, N. C.?Adv.
le a t one good turn every ?*
\on if it invok e, some TRAGIC DEATH 0
!e or sacrifice on his part. O.
es not let a dav p.:- < with- , , ? _
^ i.j., i ...(Continued From F
)>p.g o?e or more kind acts. |
,-ull is 111 ,t he has friends
r??t lined. In view of t
r x s. a ' ( ilhere was 110 questii
for him 111 various ways. . ; > e -i
,, 4, , ; suicide, the fannlv v
other man the one who is , k h s
asking for favors has News Spreads (
r,ends and he cannot m- The newspof the
inn it. He wonders why the -11i_4._j ??;?i,is,
doesn't treat him better.;^ tin,'e th/ who,
as now reached the point f jt 0n Colle
i his acquaintances dread trept whprp th* c(
him coming, for they know ; loCated and wher
II be wanting something, a m ooerated so exh
is a moral in this bat we ? ?
. . . .1 ., . ,, lor such a long time
>t gomK to take the trouble e (] K
nt it out?Anderson Mail. e3tprC8sions of sym
DEHITL RECORD FOR sorrow were heard f
E MICiHTY SPECTACLE, man was immenselyj
the fraternity and t
lep wVtn fnil.arl fn aan "'l'bo lnvnrn 141c.
?? ??v AM1IVV? VV/ OVt i I IV- '*?* ftV. I Hit V.CII CCI
of a Nation" when it checkered but for th
1 its record runs in the it had been successf
pal cities in the United he had suffered sevi
? will have an opportunity on several notable o<
i it at the Academy of had always been abl
in Charlotte, when this however and he ever
irful attraction will be confidence and esteei
ited for the eneire week sociates in business,
ling Monday, March 6th, |which came on a y(
matinee each afternoon, ago gave Mr. Heath
Birith of a Nation has es-'hension than any fin
lied records everywhere sets and this was sa
been shown and when it primary cause for 1"
at the Liberty Theatre, yesterday. A little i
fork City, it made a record year ago he suffered
s one which will stand in paralysis and his Y
innals of the theatrical since has not been ,j
for many many years. One of Iiemarkabh
uii at the Liberty Thea- Osgood Pierce He?
few York City, continued of a remarkable fa
five weeks without a whom achieved durir
. The total number of con- time remarkabre suc<
ve performances was 620. ness. Mr. E. J. Heat
g the summer months ews and Mr. A. W.
was a supplementary on. AVaxrhaw were two o
lent at Brighton Beach, ers, now deceased, be
is part of the Metropoli- were men of large i
istrict. This engagement stance and influence
or foiii'tcen weeks with day. Mr. B. D. Hea
rrf( : n\ii: ??s, making a to- lotto is the only one c
182 per?orji iceB, mak- era low living. He i:
total of 802 consecutive city's wealthiest and
manecs in New York. In inent citizens. Otfn
on to this there have of his family were
eighty-four perio* vnances Heath of Lexington
c spect ele in Theatres in P. Heath of Camilh
;iyn ana me ia onx. inescj w .?>jci.iii 01 un?
k"ert arid not counted in the I Eugenia Belk of IV
cutive run. Miss Eugenia Heath
round numbers, 616,000 Heath was born in t
2 saw the production at the!settlement of Lanca
ty Theatre, 11)6,000 wit-:$. C.. 58 years ago,
d it during the run at the late Moses Chappel
ore and approximately 60, Morrow Heath. He
nve attended performances! ted at Rutherford <
in the outlaying theatres | State and shortly tl
reater New York, making |tered the cotton air
;al attendance to date for j business. For the p
city 872;00fe. fey comput-ihe had made his he
thiis with the census re-!lotte; He was mar
; for New York City it will Annie Lee Potts ol
?en that approximately onej county and survivinj
rery seven residents of the ; to Mrs. Heath, are 1
has attended the local pre- children: Messrs. G
itions. The uniform scale | Crawford, Harold
rices for the run was 25 Heath and one dai
i to $2.06 at the nights and: Helen Heath. Mes
ents to $1.00 at the matin-1 and Webb Heath re
The average was about 75;lotte while Crawfor
} a head. It will bo seen by j Heath live in Yor
that New York paid over t Mr. Harold Heath
,000 for this one form of (home in Wilmingto
rtainment. This is a record j Mr. Heath had be
r reached by any other at- ton business in Chi
tion in the city. The record years. He was hea
'he Birth of a Nation" is the;of O. P. Heath & Co
r> r-omurl/nKin \r?Vian if it, fVinntci hlivinar anr
yn that simultaneous with large quantities.
New York run engagements iman Mr. Heath wai
i also under way in other successful and whil
,-klntrt ~ ~
the country.! ygT
ormanccs in! w
os^Angefes! TI1I7 J3f >4
'i 4[;?, u"ies! i 15/1
id still playrecord;
200
a, 100 times | FX J17 i
record: 100 JT^J^ \
a local reid
428 times
is second to;
;vcr known j j
I likely sur-jf The success <>f
aV!?u ,ly I prestige accorded i
At the same 11 \ .
;s have been 11 1S parr.
timTatedatthit . The aven.Ke A
people have willing to try aiivt
roduction in! willing to try the
passing thru unless lie profits fr
totals nearional
compa- People who hai
ed .for Aus- our j$ank have four
rfngCaCanada tinuc business relat
i as the con. their patronage b
Surope addi- When they needed
11 be seen on cial matters they f<
ce? Germany subject and have fo
of seats will I benefit of our knov
gat the the-1 -xr . .
il orders for1 A\ e want to nil}
>f town pa- that wc are a humr
d now when I institution that dea
ney orders<
Crovo, Man.) Take4 us at our
lusic. Char.' talk over your busi
us the opportunity 1
r,'
P. HEATM.I
0
iige One.) |np|
horiUes no! j , 1 Ilfi iWSl
he tact that
)n as to the Under U. S. (
'as instructthe
remain*. tkN.
"kiiioLI.. ??? ?'
Xuivmj .
suicide cir_ ...
e city know ed heavy reverses at times
and Fourth |r*ng alrnost ftN of his caree
>tton offices was a factor ?f targe infli
e Mr. Heath nnc* means in-the cotton v
msively and Inhere are many interesting
?, the affair ries to^ bis gigantic o
lent. Many tiona- He was for a,on^
ipathy and a member of the New York
or the dead *on Exchange and among
popular with w^? commanded influence
he public at *be South, he was regard*
had been one ?f the most depem
e most part When the Sully "boom" w
ul although its height, Mr. Heath, like 1
sre reverses others, came within an ai
tensions. He selling out the day befon
le to recoup crash came. He then would
enjoyed the Profited to the extent, it i
m of his as- Itably stated, of almost two
111 health "on dollars. He eventually
?ar or more ou* but his profits were h
more appre^ one-third of that sum.
ancial back-j ? B\K?J^raUT?id
to be the1 ^r- Heath believed in op
lis rash act 'n* on a biff scale and neve
nore than a be lose his trading nerve,
a stroke of un*il the tast. He suffere
lealth ever nanc'af reverses on severs
good. jcasions but he always bel
Family. jthat he could knd would "
?th was one back." And this he did re
mily, all of e(*ly. Several years ago he
g their life- heavily and a combination c
?ess in basi-' fortunate circumstances
h of Matth bim back for quite a time.
Heath of wa3 iust beginning to r<
f the broth- wben his health failed and
f ? 1
>th of whom nim ?tri
ff?L "T. ly- Hia financial baskets
, ',-n '' 'ylcr1Jsmall as compared to his p
tli of Ch- 'v c:d ailments and then on t
>f the broth" c?5?e ftr?ke ?
n f fI ralysis which he suffered
mo,t prm'ii- vear* Ripr in vi?ion- J?enero
inMitbers ;,i.si;osit.i"n f|2r]?Ild to a,!
Dr ' IT C Kind, lifted with a nerve
Kv Jol i nothing could shake, Mr. 1
i Ga Mrs l??med large on the financii
'l " Mrc rizon of Charlotte in his da;
tonroe and Is i<1 kim that at one
Mr o p in * hey(,ey "is prosP
he Wax haw he had more cash money c
?t#?r r?n11 r?t w 'posit in Charlotte banks
a son of the an^ other ^dividual,
i and Marv Mr- Heath was a Meth
was educa. as.w"e.hi? ^.rents t>efor<
College, this ind ??1<J memberri
tcronffpr Pn [Trinity Church. He was a
d mercantile': nt?t>utor 10 >' the ca>?
ast 27 years the Church.
?me in Charried
to Miss Mm. J. B. Erwin Dea<
' Lancaster We take the following
in addition the York News of yesterd
the following Mrs. Lou Erwin, the w
eorge, Webb, Gen. John B. Erwin, the 1
and Ernest of Dr. W. E. Erwin o
lighter, Miss town, died at her home in 1
srs. George ington, D. C., Friday at
side in Char-1 clock. Dr. Erwin left yes!
d and Ernest)afternoon to attend the fi
kville, S. C. which will be held in Wa
makes his ton Friday,
n, Del. The many friends of C
en in the cot- B. Erwin of this county,
irlotte for 27 he was so long an esteem
d of the firm sident will sympathise
cotton mer. with him in this great be
I selling in ment. Gen. Erwin's firs
As a cotton was Miss Mary Barnes, onl
s wonderfully of the late Col. Dixon I
le he sustain- who died at this place.
igaiSSLTrr11"" " ' nwi i
NK and . T| |
COMMUNITY J I
any business depends on the
t by tlie community of which
inerican is an optimist. He is
hing once. However, he isn't
same thing the second time
0111 the first venture. 7G
opened initial accounts with
id it to their advantage to conions
with us. We have retained
v giving them real Service,
advice' 011 business and finan- ^
ult free to approach us on the
und us willing to give them the
dodge and experience.
tress the thought 011 your mind
in organization, not merely an
Is in dollars and cents.
word?call and see and lot us
1 loss problems together, (live ]
lo prove our sincerity.
= II
National Bank
xovernment Supervision.
J)
i, du- Nanzetta's Prescription.
tr, he If you have been complaining
aence to your friends and neighbors
porld. ^tiat you are feeling bad and tell'
st?" ing your husband that you canP^ra~
not sleep at night, if you get up
^,me in the morning feeling bad untVi
o'til ahout 1 or 2 o'clock in the afthose
Jternoon, then you get drowsy
trom anfj aleepy although you cannot
i. hfS i s^eeP? * would recommend for
table. you try one or more bottles
as at^Gf Nanzetta's Prescription. The
^anV | medicine is there for all that is
, mentioned above. If you are suf
\i fer*n# with external pain your
have druggist will make you a pres3
r.?" ent of a $1.00 bottle of Indian
' m1'" New Discovery. If you find this %??
f remedy to do as it is recommendardly
e<j, send us a truthful testimonial
to the Nanzetta Medicine
Co., Greenville, S. C., and we
>eiJr i you a $5.00 treatment
ir did wbich wilT last you one month,
even v? a * ? , , .
- -|i x\xniK. xuu must oe reuaDie oefl"
fore your testimonial is accepted;
il oc-lAdvv
leved
come war.
peat- (My Sentiments.)
; lost O! war of wars when you began,
if un- Yow picked year men with warrior'*
held end:
He You picked pour men with warriors
*COUp eye,
that And enlipted both France and Ger*ious
many,
were" Yet soon followed other nations true,
hysi- Namely, P'ngland, Russia and Turop
of key, too.
f pa
last you lined tliem-op in battle nr_
ills in | ray.
man- j , =! Ro ' he> tight until today,
that I They h e ;dain each other a million
feath ! or
al ho- Vrt 1.1 dght just for the fun of
y. It you.
time, Please won't you stop them from
erity, their friendship fight, **
n de- And let matters be whether wrong or
than right.
lOdist, Old Henry Ford, a goodly man.
? him Has tried to stop you the beet he 4
up in ?*?.
large He be. ght a peace ship with money
(An nf an roit
7VO VI
He filled hfa ship with peaceful men.
And failed for your shore to put you
j to an end.
from
lav Now Mr. Ford failed as others have
ife of f!nn<v
broth- T? pnt " "t?P to your works of ruin;
f this p'?""* Mr- War. do listen to me,
Wush T*110"'rh 1 h? not **?lf as *r?at as fc?12
0* T "* oto*? tMs wretched fight,
^eace and God a chance of
m?r?i "'M*
ph n"
I i Vr>e h"t not only myself,
?? T *1 t n*'-T- -??>. with every ounce of
rt!n. ]
-'ren^th;
i?d TP- St* *"v'nsr f,,> their very best,
dorr'v tun'"" wp* 'heir honorable guest.
.reave- ar* not' now'8 th? t,me t0
t W' fo -> v
y child 1 * 'ng tfc,s Wftr t0 ft ^
lames, ? T 0 J
/I L ... tMM -'-fmlwBl