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4 ?'WB ?l|e Siauraatcr 5Jpoib TheHvT?i (SEMI-WEEKLY.) Higgtns, vi PUBLISHERS' ANNOUNCEMENT: Published Tuesdays and Fri- signtncant days at Lancaster, S. C.. by The dltorium si Lancaster Publishing Company, afternoon v successors to The Ledger, es- prinsr Nn tablished 1852; The Review, ? established 1878; The Enter- Parent-Tea orlse, established 1891, and en- public gen* tered as second-class matter taep of th Oct. 7, 1905, at tue postofflce at Lancaster, S. C., under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. snialles ? . ?~ the few cit SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: b honore( (In Advance.) ot tine Year jjti.KO representat tlx Months 7fic gress. Bo "Let reverence for laws be phase of i breathed by every American home and t mother to the lisping babe that cannot be jrattles on her lap: let It be ery though taught in schools, 1 l seminaries nrnm frnn and colleges; let It be written , In primers, spelling books and whose lives almanacs; let It be preached of better ai from the pulpit, proclaimed In The people legislative halls, and enforced In (be town , courts of Just'ce. And In short, v let It become the poltlcal relig- present, rx Ion of the nation; and let the charged. 1 old and the young, the rich and resentative th> poor, the grave and the ga> jng tomortu of all eexes and tongues and colors and conditions, sacrifice unceasingly upon Its altars." HEAI TUESDAY. MARCH I t. 1916 Harold c. u tnnburg Weather forecast for South Caro.. .. . _ , , ,, titans of Iina: hair Tuesday and probably Wednesday. - ! Editor of ' Convenient, attractive houses to I I note tl rent arc an inducement to newcom- of Cleinson ers. It we are to take care of all ; address at the no settlers in Lancaster some-! merce banq body must provide homes for them, directors ai + upon securi "We see where the barber shop at the most Lancaster burned the other day." snPnlters in observes the Spartanburg Journal. ...... .. .... .. . On the oc wmi ine nan aozen otner sucn es.... . . i 1.. quet of te tahlisluncnts that escaped we shall somehow manage to get along. Commeice i iel deliverei The Lancaster News welcomes say that hi timely articles on subjects of interest would not to Its readers. Hut we must remind i Round after those who write that we cannot pub- ed him all lish anonymous communications. at its concl + ovation. We are glad that there is a pros- ( So charm pect o:' lightiifg Heath Springs by him that th electricity. Such a progressive com- cided to bri munity deserves this modern conven- nual banqui ience. In fact, nothing is too good ter. He nn for Heath Springs. It has good if not a grei churches, a good school, good water Chamber of and the co-operative spirit of its traveling nn citizens is worthy of emulation. jeral minute + I Prof. Dai Let's submit the library proposi- of jokes am Uou to the people who will undoubt- di<l style, b ?dly vote the tax levy necessary for drives home Ks maintenance. Mr. Carnegie will' j hope i nish the building. The men of tills who has tli school district have only to raise Prof. Danie a fund for its support and the town has only to furnish a site. Let's Spartanbi vote the levy and the site will come. : __ .. * | Judge Krnest Moore in his charge i ^ to the grand jur> of Kdgefleld last week, in stressing the need ol" edu- "nn ' cation in South Carolina said: "The deplorable illiteracv that now ' r-'' Tn ' ' weary of tin prevails is a frequent source of ... \\ e enn sei crime.' lie also urged the enforce. , for its e\??t meet . t conipuNi.n education in (lie view of ne scp "i districts that voted tor eonitbe state. pulsoi ' school attendance. . .. i onrier d'si . _ A WY hop.- that Lancaster counH IT iIie """ ... . t||P rni?n|V will i?repr-sonted at t State . uolich it' i Tourlu s* Association in Columbia In consii this k b> a large delegation of P dirn upon t? r<. Hut oven ii' the delegation ' ' i i i .. ' ore eonsr sitoul.! be small, Secretary Kill- s -0:1 v '1 see that the association the people tnk< notice of the good work that nil. Thee is be'iig done in this countv. I! > P?]' : . . , , . * , rest. which will re tec., in In- address before that not ,.,n t(, body, ii\c enthusiasm for education j hardiest of fc0 characteristic of our awakened This feeli people. Uo fim,s i,s of the new "* of the stat "Again we ask if anything is being'the ilemam done -aril securing the Carnegie' the countyLibrary for Florence? Shall this At last the thing go by the board entirely? Who awakening is responsible for the delay?" vicious syi The Florence Times inquires thus custom, as of the people of Florence and the points out Lancaster News has the same sort 'iaI\ ? svstem tlia of inquiry to make concerning a (|0 more t similar situation here. What are we and bittern ruing to do about it? Don't all successful . The Nei speak at once. tha( ,|ie ab - ? torn would In piling the need of a Chamber one thing of Commerce for Chester. The Ches- South Car K-r Iteporter points out the advanta- 'jfceornp ges that liave accrued to Lancaster \>ws sugfrom such an organization, declaring lions conn that T^encaster within the past two ;,m' ('etern . , . he introd1 years has undergone a complete county oor transformation." rue iteporter is jcnfj?nent right. J^HiicastorVj growth Is largely manifest attributable to our splendid commer- f?rni and clal body ? .+ "C*lln1 The Nuv berry Observer makes tho Air Join foil rtineiit comment on the '' "t. is e Insurance situation: rn<* *?? 111 his slncer; If the worst comes to the worst, It , of au lion< seems to us that a state than ran ?. ^jve vhiskey business for thirteen years this sani might run an insurance business long doubt In enough to see that Its own citizens do position t not suffer from the "arrogance of to the th# rate-makers." ernor.?S THE LANCASTER NEWS, MARCH Them To-Morrow. Illllttlllll.ftlllllllllll IEBHL', t of Mrs. Meats and Mrs. ^ * ce presidents of the Na-' FROM OTHER PAPERS* Pupils of Ce cress of Mothers will be a School No event and the school au-| Onuses. ItouUl be filled tomorrow Synonymous. kith a representative gath- Villa, \ illian, Villianous!?An- Grade 1 >t only members of the derson Intelligencer. Wylie, Etti . . . _ Knight. Car cners Association out tue i ? ?rally should take advan-; Time for Spring Cleaning. Margaret I e opportunity of hearing Get busy with the hoe, rake and ^a,'lwr'n? N d women. Lancaster is broom. Clean things up.?Kershaw ^ '"ie it city as well as one of Kra. Stciens, Ma: ies, in South Carolina to 1 _______ Harper, The 1 by a visit from these i ? . ' ook, Sarah ives of the Mother's Con-! w f ' ?* James Reed ... . We fear that Mr. Cooper ha,s been Lee Bailee th will speak on some . , 0 , ?auey. .... .. over-persuaded.?Spartanburg Her- Crenshaw c 'o-operation between the vrensnaw, ^ he school, a subject which j Drennan, 1 too closely studied. Ev- Hughes, Cur itful person will derive Xor The Lancaster News. Grade 2? i hearing these women Many people give up pleasures du- Poliakoff. L are given to the making r,n* Lent but we have not heard or Robbing, Mi id more efficient citizens. ?nyody giving up rending The Dallv Gooch, Evel of the county, as well as , Mail.?Anderson Mail. Robertson, J people, are urged to be Host, Doris io adr ittance fee will be Is It. We Wonder? Loula Boyd L?et there be a full, rep- From the number of candidates ^"za,)e"1 M attendance at the meet- wanting to run this year, the lmpres- ter* >w afternoon. sion must prevail that this is an Grade 3? . easy year to be elected.?Newberry Crawford. F t PROF. DANIELS. Obesrver. iam Frost, ^ I - Lazenby, Arc .ookcr, Editor of the Spar- Should Be Elected. I^v.v Poovejr, 1 Journal, Tells T^anca*. A candidate in Columbia for the A(,nnis- LyIII sioo d orV f'linrm office of commissioner has one plank wan,s- Mary in his platform, a fly swatting clause. ^ones' Elizal That's a progressive idea.?Charles- '-aeenby, \ rhe News: ton 1>f)st Mackey, Irei tint Prof. D. W. Daniel. boro. Mary 1 College, is to deliver the nou Withers your Chamber of Com- Signs of Better Days. lipps. uet Tuesday night. The Ar? to take it as a sign of a r,ra(le 4_ re to be congratulated better day In politics that so many n.uV ' wmtl ng him for lie is one of hiP consciences have come from un- rkjson Em 1 charming after-dinner (,er cover at Washington during the R^ Thurh the south. ; PrPspnf administration.?Henderson | I li t ntoli ciStOliC DfllN 1 casion of the annual ban- ",spaicn. Beula Mae L Spartanburg Chamber of Jennie Lee S in February. Prof. Dan-1 For F?ture Reference. Grade 5? 1 the chief address. To We h?P? that voters in certain Cook Mary 2 captured his audience Ktates and districts are saving for /\gne8 Funde be expressive enough.! future reference the list of tliose Sen- j)urk jpanett round of applause greet-.ators nnd Congressmen who voted Lonff' Gertn through his speech and UKuinst the I'nited States the other pnr^er Mary lusion lie was given an ^ay- and Courlre. rine sistare, VanLandingli ed was Spartanburg with Should Begin nt Home. spoon, Sara e local T. P. A. post de-1 There is frequently difference of lams. np mi oacK ior meir an- opinion as to what constitutes honor. Grade 6? et some three weeks la- \ve have seen people very much ex son. Kathlee ade fully as great a hit. ert iseri about defending the "nation's derburk, Je iter one, at this as at the honor" who seemed altogether indif- Hirsch. Sadie Commerce banquet. The j ferent to their own.?-Washington Marie Settlei mi applauded hlni for sev- <Ga.) Iteporter. Nod Gregory s when he concluded. lloddey. liel has a splendid line, ("heap Talk and Cigars. Grade 7? rl lie tells them in spleti- candidate can give away piaxco, Latin ut between the jokes h? cjieap cigars and make oral prom- jr,.gon. Klvii ? some groat truths. jses but it takes a square man to fturnett. Ktli very man in Lancaster puj jt jn type in tills paper over his jeeve vv'ylie. le opportunity will lieai , own signature. Keep your eye on Moore, Mildr 1 Tuesday night. our columns ami the name on the soj,t Kdwntd II. C. Hooker. i i>uiiot.?Barnwell Sentinel. o*car Iluggir irg, S. C.. March It. 1016 For Comfort and lleauty. ' PF.ItsoX XL POLITIC-*. If the county commissioners would the State of South faro, have trees planted along the county j J ? io tlie farcial county-to_ roads it would be only a few year-* H npalgn when such a before every road in the county V itv of its citizens are would be a well shaded avenue. It ^ o bitterness it engenders? WOuld add to the comfort, as well as e no satisfactorv reason appearance of the roads.?V;vlonce and this is also the ,j?>sta Times. arlv every newsnaper in The Cli: flcstni New-*, and VOTICR < I"' FLFCTIOV misses the evil In the fol Whereas one-third of .the freeh dders and one-third of the electors torial and suggests that of of 2| v,.:,rs. residing in conventions can help t?? r?.,.herMlie school district. No. 1 heve ? they will: erqitlone dthe countv board of edulerinc the noliCenl can. ,. ffoil order an election to dewhich S^ith Car-.!-m. o whether or not an additional | "i'1 tax of two mills shall be levied on all VmmsK than attv other. n>a) an<1 r?,rsonai property for school < the deep reluct a nr.- of p,ir|)OSeBt in have any campaign at hereby order said election to is a wear'nesH of per- l,v ttie trustees in said Bar cs a desire for a polioical |,ervjjje school cfistrict. No. 1. on is so general that it can- Wednesday. March 22. I1 f?. at the he impressive even to the p(.,lool )Hvase. aspiring politicians. A, ^lifcb election only such elecn(f on the part of the pub- f0rs aS return real or personal porpreflection in the columns errv for taxation and exhibit their spapers of every section r..x receipts and registration certtfle. In particular here is rat,.s shail he allowed to vote. 1 for the ahondonment or T,,r. opening and closing hours -to-cotinty join t debates. \ fjjiall be rile same as in all general re seenis to be a general elections, to the evils which this V. A. LfNGLE, dent has fostered. Tlu- CV. B. TWITTY. i the Chester Reporter jog CONNORS. , is one that "no other County Board of Education. ver seen fit to adopt." No. t could he devised would" NOTICE OF EEFXTION' o encourage factionalism Whereas one-third of the freeiess. None could be more holders and one-third of the electors in the obscuring of issues. nf the age of 21 years, residing in ivs and Courier believes Jones Cross Roads school district-, olltion of this baneful ens- \*0. 30 have petitioned the county do more than any other Aboard of education to order an electo improve the tone of tion to determine whether or not Oilna politics and rid the an additional tax of 2 mills shall be emagoguery. It can only ; levied on all real and personal prop lished If. as the Greenville erty for school purposes, rests, the county conven- We hereby order said election to e out against it squarely ihe held by the trustees in said Jones linedly. Resolutions should -r |{oa?fs school district. No. 30 on iced and voted at every Wednesday March 22 at the school ivention in the state. The house. of the people Is already At which election only such eleql>ut it needs to be given tors as return real or personal porp . substance. erty for taxation and exhibit their ??? I tax receipts and registration certifi,,, u,,,,.,,.,.. . rates shall he allowed to vote. ' * MI<" The opening anil, cloning hours i G. Clink scales, of Spartan- shall he the aume'as In all general -idently too little politician j elections, luch of the man to conceal; JOCONNORS, ? opinion about the deserts, 'g, TWITTY ?st and upright chief execu- County Hoard of Kd a pat ion. ?r the first primary in lit 14 , e Mr. ciinkscaiea left no If you are a progressive eiti any man's mind about the zen you are a member of Lanhat he occupied in relation Lancaster's commercial organi?n pending contest for gov- zat'on. If you are not, join it partanburg Herald. and become progressive. { ^ i ' 14, 1916 \KY HON'OK 1IOLL. ??? ntral Graded School and . 2 Who Have I/od Their ^ ^ _ -Frances Ou,p, Evelyn AM3II8D81lk i Rodgers, Gwendoleu u Craig, Sadie Bowers, W 1 T\ enny, Martha Hinson, I /HT0PIV IIP dddle, Evalvn Hirsch, ^vlj e Crawford, Katherine ry Laney Hunter. Grace O Una Clanton, Catherine ^IIPPPQQ 11 Hilton. Rachel Edwards, mIIvvvWU MJ , Eugene Clyburn, Ezra Dewey Knight, Thomas' |i harles Settlemever. John J William Craig, Mack , tis Hagins. | The bank which gr -Oralee Huggins. Henrv . .ouise Cauthen. Eugene' Service 11RS tllC lliost irion Sistare, Elizabeth' yn Robertson, t. c.l Perliaps von may \ as Cooper Davis. Henry j, k th(jt ff ' Hilton, Johnnie Cox, j .... - t r> ?eaiy, jessie Morris, J SO. WC PXtCllCl VOll ft COl urchlson, John P. IIun-| and become acquainted -Marion Blanks, Martin] is a paramount idea w rank M. Drennan, WillV. C. Gregory. Eldrldge talk Over VOUl* problems hie Dingle. Curtis Plyler, David Williams. Eugenia All aCCOUnt at the an Davis, Henrietta Ed- . ? _ . Maekey Hough. Rebecca tile maximum of Safety ieth Laney, Elizabeth service largaret Dong. Ruth ne Poovey, Mary Scar- wr i ,, . 3van Stover. Mary Don- " 0 welcome tllC 1IM poon. Nannie Lee Phil- . ,||(. account. Edward Croxton, Walter) im Hough, Colin Mur- |i ry Penny, Paul Brown nv Carter Thomasson, VIII I _ Ml tins. lEugenia Hughes, | l|A pH^QT IV aney, Miriam Poliakoff. | A11'C A Ml Ol MM herard. -Catherine Carncs, Evn Under U. S. Gove Moore Bennett, Mary rburk. William Funder- y^.? ? e Huggins. Marion Haile > ??? ide Poliakoff. Dorothy Evans Riddle, Kathe- Grade 9?Mary Ellen Blackmon, Ruth Threatt. Martha Freddie Knight, Caroline Porter. Joe am, Elizabeth Wither- j^ee porter. Guy Skipper, Helen WillWilliams,. Louise Will- iamson. Grade 10?Pauline Marion, Ivali Leona Culp, Ruth Dob- \'|sbet. Willie Reed, n Ferguson, Fave Funnel Hlnson, Majors c:rude H?Gladys Blackmon. Jesr Parks. Lucile Roddey, aie ^rguson, Mary Kirk, rneyer. Cecil Dobson, SCHOOL NO. 4. r, Carl Jordan, PBliott Grade 1?Julia Adams, Juaaita Evans, Grace Chapman. Hattie Cook I>ewls Murchison, Sara Fay Kennington. Mary Barnett, Flo a Williams, Fannie Fer ride Shute, Eillie Deese, William ree Patterson. Reulah Funderburk, Billie Rollins, Lorar el Perry, M. Gilders- Chapman, Henry Taylor, Augustus Mildred Billings, Eliza ed King. Barnwell Alii- Shutc' Ansel Hunter Sistaro, James Porter, Grade 2 Robert Harris, Oler ,(v r r* cA...?n ti io, v*. puncii. | mt '.viniiUD, r lauiv lkj wci ?, Cii uutr nm XJ ARE Cordially invited to s SPRING MILLINERY W ednesday and March 15 and 16 We have spared no pense to get all of tl Nobby things in Mil] we will be delighted visit our Show Roon them over. We will also have or Up-To-Date line of Sport Coats, Silk Dr Etc., in fact most am in Ladies* and Pdenf might want. Lancaster Depi * L i == ==s^l ing Connections termines His n Business i ves careful, cheerful, helpcustomers. visli to do business with a lli * 1 1 Til III / ressive lielptui service. ji rdial invitation to visit us with the fact that service ith this institution. Also with us in confidence. First National combines - with convenience and lividual instead of the size tational Bank rnment Supervision. ....... ? t , ris, Vera Robertson, Rose Lee i Knight, Leila Robertson. Grade 3?Robert Rowers, Ulysses Crenshaw, Robert Funderburk. Miles 1 Wells, Jim Walden, Earl Love, Iva Whitley, Wincle Tadlock, Ilattie Mae Caskey, Bertha Lee Knight. Grade 4?Oscar Funderburk, Rose Eva Garland, T?lzzi? He'i Adams, Sid_ , ney Mehaffey, Agnes Sealy, Llna ( Whitley, Bloka Langley. High 1?Hazel Beckham, Law 1 son Italian), Smith Clark, Clyde Ev1 ans. Willie Harris. Lula Helms, Pau line McManus, Wade Orr. Dertha I Outen, Jay Sealy, Lois Sanders, Hari i vey Walden, Norah Langley, Evan-|Keline Starnes, Lucy McCormic. ittend our OPENING, Thursday, Pains or Trie New and linnmr on/] IAA1V1 J y UtlU for you to is and look i display an Coat Suits esses, Silks r thing new ?' wear you irtment Store