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-a L (Elir iCaurastrr NewBrf^ (BBMl-WEMELY.) come t rCUI,18HERS' ANNOUNCEMENT] ruaho(l Published Tuesdays and Frl- and %va days at Lancaster, 8. C.. by The they cl Lancaster Publishing Company, aml trj successors to The Ledger, established 1852; The Review, Put on established 1878; The Enter- break prise, established 1891, and en- You tered as second-class matter I,, th Oct. 7. 1906, at the postofflce !' at Lancaster. 8. C., under Act I stay a I of Congress of March 3, 1879. your l< SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: \ you w : 1 (In Advance.) ja cba' 9ne Year $1.5c?.turn : 8* Months 7M||,m v "Eet reverence for laws be pretty breathed by every American ache s mother to the lisping babe that nervo rrattles on her lap; let It be ,omet taught In schools. 1i seminaries and, colleges; let It be written would In primers, spelling books and Kdue; almanacs; let It be preached from the pulpit, proclaimed In legislative halls, and enforced In - . ..? t-4 <n .tinrf court* or juai-cw. nuu v let It become the poltlcal rellg- Ion of the nation; and let the " old and the young, the rich and , * ulti< th'? pobr, the grave and the gay ests. of all eexes and tongues and r not t colore and conditions, sacrifice ' ' j. unceasingly upon Its altars." ____l j l>ut TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1916 -) *>*? " , j whei 1 cn n Weather forecast for South Caro j, Una: Fair, not quite so cold Fridav; 0f a Saturday, fair, warmer , tv ; - d tha1 Are you "a-wearin o' the green"? ^ '' * i~re Qive a real meaning to Cloan-uj ''ia Week. e A 1 * is n5U on mbor the dates for sw&ttin v" ,n <!irt M troll 2 1. 22. and 22 re thc + Ha Kv. : . citizen should work for 11 *,1 ^1 spotlc;. town, the young n- well a the old. pt + or ,bl( riii '' liould be a local board o. [s^ movlt censorship In Lai 1 as in 're ] tu other good towns. >er aI + ad * S \eral nev lie,sin* as- houses an ic- Sf to ' . uilt >I ; i r and n?ra- 'n u' hei of coii.t nicul hocsea to rentldo e< wot id also prove to he good Invest; ive ,s inent Phe v ? ? at o South Carolinian- feel thai theyvav v i.ir.iKirr.nt to ? ave the cotin ave i ty-to-count> circus longei perpetra-;de- f ted upon them. Hut of course, if hat f this is the kind of umusement we-op- 1 like, the politicians will continue to th?* 1 provide it. jeep ' In another South Carolina lownrra- i women of the Civic League are urged^do., t?? encourage window decorations* In Lancaster our progressive merfl chants need no such encouragement M They decorate arlisli'-.alli and nH their accord. , t\\ regret Id annoi that .Mi .^H 11 I.. I'. Iluddh ston, I | ? ], IB in ?. pos ti n. I ? reeonst*i?r?*? *?. ?.>?. (! to remain with The Atlanta I Constitution. The directors of The \ Lancaster Publishin- Company hope noon to secure a managing editor ? and meanwhile under the former ed .... adm itor The New> v ill In- published a- .|t heretofore. I - . i <>iav.\i:i?, < oi.om-x: I i\o\ - \ lit . < ? ( -pled linn- i'oi < oi Theodore Uoosevolt. of San J nan Hill lam'.*, I<> Bcoro ; gr*v.t hit note it i! ii e handed and alone. ho will tor dash ?*. cro js the border. "hi? vti?\" l:,v| in hnml -1n-1 bring hack Villa dead or allv the feat of Col. Frederick (,rdi Funston n running down Aguinaldo nill fadt into insignificance Kv>n ' K fg it the 1 don? I should fail in the effort r it would ' ring him great fame. Sac- atnl ress v ouhl give him the Republican I rat "f . nomination for President. So we i! 1 ' say forward, colonel! to victory or j(| ' death wov _ + lv t a re < 5 t W-I P WKKK. wh< iistr :r ' or the dates of Clean-up V.'t d> i . nt!y named by th Civi'- not i * s 1,,#i ' League ?March 21, 22. and 23, nex. to > r? uo lav, VVednesdaj and Thursday, or ci p Tliere is urgent need in Lancaster ,ijh for tl'.e oleervanco of such a cam fac paign Th' town authorities will co- yf P oper.iti v th the Civic League and an' all house ho pers ;uv promised that tra 1) conveniently placed fr?r re- " ' t>C move I vTl ie carted away In ad- (o( rtHion to t' work necessary on pri- ^}u va'c. pnmi t tlieri is need of clean- p,?i hx up ?!'. public property, tlio back lots, , t.ieei>, md alleys ?>t' the town. I To 'iiia end, the co-oporation of the ^ merchants and business men is ask- '? >\ t ? <]. Let them Jolu with the good yC women of Lancaster In making the fj] work to bo undertaken next week very thorough and effective. 42 L ^ THK LANCASTER S ... I I I I I ' <"> I < , quiicklv to see if Benny had , -r o take uie awav. When I1 FROM OTHER PAPF out thev thought I was ugly nted to bite, and after a while, of .. A Go0(J Tllhif{ |o RAme|[ -;r get away ^ut' thev' onTv ; " And' in the meantime, don1 ed to get away. out mey uiuy lCOn,.. ? , a stronger chain because I did eou-J,. ?P"'"* away one day. J mei think it is hard to have to stay | R(.rf ; ; * house on a rainy day or to an(J Strawberries vs Huffrag iter school when you don t ?el | the The best way to check tl ?ssons. How would you feel U'itimr?ge; movement is to feed tl ere tied with a chain as I am., jfre^ly on strawberries and c n only long enough for you to. amT|\^ State. I round anil walk back again. , , > ; * ? ? # could you like It? 1 think.f,,;,t der . Th# (W of fhe F1 soon vour legs would begin to ^ja . ,,,,1 prick, and you would act so , ?? '? W I as that von would want to kick ? "J *??>?. Because the papc lodv or' something, and you ? ?? ???" I scream and cry. too?A. H. helrs^of one fly from October numbering 131,220.0 ilion Society. ro*0pQ,000,000. The linotype i rll aw tyberty to add as many I? \TltIOTISM. , "aSfHe may desire. Few will n.aion is made great, not by its thp wiser-Charlotte Observ ful acres, but by the men wlnv^ .. fate them; not bv its great J Prefers That Type, but by the men who us* j '"Wo' are not the doll-bab! ,y its mines, but by the m? n w^ ^ |1<tli|Ak we are." exclaims a ; in them; not by its rn ways. ^}0raj0r> Some of you are, bv the men who build an., ru .R004nes8!?News and Court America was a great land ^ u ?'olumbus (l,S!?NOgreait Nation. ln Calls for Manhood. ? have made it a t,reai . \-Tr. our fathers had a vision Most any old thing can go I Notion "conceived in liber- sthe world with a grouch, but !* dedicated to the proposition ?,nan to keep in a good hu r' -dl men are created equal." the time.?Gaffnty Ledger, hout any army they fought the ^ ? ate-' of existing woild ? mpu Surcharged With l.iglitni I.t ...^iti/e this vision. 1 t they might . . without a The political atmosphere f hlrd of a century lnt* i. linvv the land is surcharged will y they fought tin R" a * - nine, and there are thouss the world that they m g? folks anxious to be strue >ir nation the freedom <> . . ,ngeburg Times and Democr u a century later .hey ought, . . . . ouch an unparalleled Civil Wat they might establish for all The Probable Plan, ne on this continent the inaliena- Candidates for governor i right of life, liberty, and the pur- pouring fast now. Do tliey ] it of happiness. A third of a cen-defeat Manning by playing rv later they fought to emancipate opport of special interest innnressed neighbor, and. victory Manning lias not especially j ' cave back Cuba to the Cubans, Spartanburg Herald. nt an armv of schoolmasters to ed",o tor liberty the Phllipinc. The l-urnuuV no war Indemnity Iron, their vnn- I ron, president to corner 1 . ... i,i aim liberallvil! ..i us are discussing "pr ihed enemy, dui p?><. ar his property1. Meanwhile theviess.*' The farmer ulin ffered land freely to any farmet*nnugh food and feed stuffs ,ho would live upon and cultivation needs, will be better t. opened to foreign immigrants omared'' for next winter's ev< qual terms the door of industria ies that the fanner who tr >pportunity, shared with them poll'otton to furnish him enough ieal equality, and provided by unto supply all his needs, rjn ,-ersal taxation for universal educal'iedmont. ion. _ The cynic who can see in litis his lory only a theme for his egotist W V ral satire is no true American, what I ^ ever his parentage, whatever hi J| birthplace. He who looks w ith priil upon this history which his fathei have written by their heroic deed who accepts with gratitude the i herltance which they have bequeat / ^ 'HIS* led to him, and who highly resol\ to preserve this inheritance uni I paired and to pass it on to his ! its enlarged and en.lohe.1. > ' I" lwt?l. ?l?a. - - . < \t : l-fti .in and i S t It at our l^rtto American. be^hts bininpi O \R( KHH1TV FOR COOI'KK. < **U hundr. cast r who know that he ni i' -ting of eyes and fitting g! he Cheater Reporter, although an js not rivaled anywhere for i r?-r of Solicitor Cooper, as .s s ,ri, | ,.rc ;,t home. He gu l.arv as?er Nov*. frees no i n-es- ? $r?.oo and upwards, lor his entrance into -lie gubii Kver.vthlng up-to-date it tria- rare this summer, nor d? md here from Or. Campbell. The following editorial from Remember the dates am R( P'Tiei is veil worthy f con- ' "'di i.?r.h and 28th. P-T1 A MTV & F .. (I i- one- oils the !. i il ciinrac I iijlk jj f| li&l & . 1.'.^ ji 1 ..rri rt pot'.Ones of Soli i- jfi LA IV D S jL ft R R. \. Cooper, who announced JL J J jL I week that he will be a candidate C.o\ unor; hut there are many w ' i !<1 \i. ? 11. t Mr Cooper under <_ ~ nar\ conditions who sincerely deentrance into the race. Mr. "* < l!S?x ? thine' that Governor Manning ^ jjj ^ jjjj !. and if elected will give the o much the same kind of udir.inis_ or t h : t Mr. Manning has dm . p d he I.aureus man had he a t. ?. IT 1*^^ .1 >r the past two years his course w every matter that has come up ltd probably have been identicalhe same as Mr. Manning's. There some of Mr. Manning's faction > are displeased with his admination, and want a change; but the * '/ ' Jority of those wiio have solicit- . Mr. Cooper to make tlie race are rl . in our opinion, real bona fidj? I 1 ?'1" ",wl Ko/.bnm- of tho fnpHnn I | \ * . . which Messrs. Manning and Coop- -i'/ /j** belong, but men who hope by pre- r-\ itatlng a hitter fight between Mung and Cooper to see tlie other 'i / !* tion walk off with the prize. All _ which renders it very advisable t the friends of Messrs Manning 1 Cooper not become highly exm1. but conduct a friendly and liarnlous campaign, so that tliere will no faintheartedness when it bem\s necessary for the friends of ? loser to rally to the other's sup Qi 1 1 rt in the s* < ml primary. cLTlVl pi.ue your order now for po ClfifvtlTS to plants. Nancy Ilall and any ? riety. To place your order ^ rw th Us in the next two weeks! vo-IlClieo cllM iu can jret plants out of tfrej ^ rat shipment, April 10. / MACKOREiX GROCERY. t ' ) ' * T " V > ^ pi . 'te?. ; mtikJa -.'iyaci&L rKW8. MARCH 17, 1916 Hill I NATIONAL HANKS MUST KKPOKT IRS. 1 T" " ?? OK Till M. ! LANCASTER > ??* ('IX iber. i'jle Comptroller of Currency at t forget Washington has issued a call to all n Intel- national bunks requiring them to n '*,oans HUt^ report to him their condition at close showr of business on Tuesday, March 7. Total ^ - The statement of the First Na- Un te suff- tlonal bank thl? published " Abends he girls elsewhere in thls Issue of The News, tJon ( roam.- ?huw? "-J8 Proarwalve to.lltu. b ? ! tion is in a strong financial condi- _ . , . Total llond^ fwcuritl In talking with an official of the c Securities ot First National bank to-day. we were i VftUUIU rlow do informed that the deposits of the $ a Subscription >rs have bank, wore about $85,000.00 more Dank out the on March 7th, than they were on b Leas amount now to March 7th a year ago. These fig- agent 00,000,- ures not only show the steady growth g. Furniture and man is Gf the First National, but it shows jo.Net amount du naughts that conditions generally are a great n.a Net amount be any better in this community a this agenti ?r. time than they were a year ago. St. Lo The First National recently in- b Net amount stalled an automatic book-keeper, agneti les men whlch is really a mechanical mar- 12.Net amount d woman ve'- T^e machine Is the Burroughs (othei thank Adding-Substracting model, and will 14.Other checks < pj. greatly simplify the work of keep- town Ing the bank's books. 15.a Outside cbec One should see this Burroughs in l^.b Fractional ci operation to fully appreciate what l?-Notes of other thrm,*h n wonderful* thing it is. It automa- 1* Coin and certi it takes t|oaIly pr|nt8 dates 8ub8tract8 10.Legal-tender n 0101 a" checks, adds deposits and computes 20.Redemption fu new balances, all In one movement due f of the carriage across the page, and ( , ng. with a speed that seems incredible.; TOT A ?11 over That is to say. the machine not only i light- n?sts figures to the ledger page, but 24.( apital stock | mds of computes balances automatically as - ' Surplus fund 1< _or- the posting is done. The hank man- 2G.Lndivided prof ;it. jagement Invites the public lo call and c current see the new machine in operation. -<-Circulating no In addition to the First National hanks irn n.- 'hank being n depository for funds ... lv, ('ludo< l the City and County of Lancaster ' >n " ' s unP? for tins,ate of South Carolina, it also i ),e,'os that ' ^h-i?y8 he distinction of being a do- J" V " l '''P uctlv.. depository of funds of i'or the United States government. . a^s All of this Is made possible owing \r* ' ',oc' >vs ! to the fact that it is a National Bank ' S ' loafer !:l,u' 'he United States government "j"1' (J'm oftercl.es strlft sup.rvl.lon over its 4o.tde,.lfica.os"of' raises f,ulv- 4?.Other time de] for his -Total "pre- An III Wind. and 1 ntuali ! The county-to-rounty campaign 46.b Notes and usts to | may be a nuisance, but you will have than j money to admit that it helps to liven up ?env1Il?- tilings quite considerably every t* o TOT/ vears. Greenwood Journal. STATE OF SOUT] - ' I, E. M. Crox w ? that the above sta Et EYES, |L Subscribed a yf MtJiiilu l uesday. IMfl I M I Drug S i' t>3 Dr M. It. Campbell, of Andor- Iflfl I^UI ds of p .. od patients in and around Lan j " \ aintain - a high standard of accuracy in the asses. i!i? record for a?c years in I,ancaster nd a oca racy 'Have him do your i arantee- it and prices reasonable. $:t.00 i Eye (. ..s. and Spectacle Wares are to be " Special attention given to school children, t 1 tell v< ir friends. Monday and Tuesday, We are no1 ID DRUG CO. -t ? ' of our high gn E AGAIN All ' DME OFTEN! ; '^^| ^ ^ ^In this^ showih a***-# 15 ~ Jt- ^ "We havc lher IKALKR IN | J Fancy Groceries, and Tobacos dr. c. i 1 Fruits of All Kinds : "E Hours ?:8r. a. V. W. CHANCE ~ Office over Lai . *3 XA?- ^ > .... * _ No. 7858 K CONDITION OF TIIK FIRST NATIONAL BANK AT IN THE HTATK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, AT THE >SE OF BUSINESS ON MARCH 7, 1016. RESOURCES: iscounts (except those ? on b) ; . . . 8249,804.42 loans 8249,804.42 secured, 8649.91 649.91 deposited to secure circula- , [par value) , ..$ 60,000.00 J pledged to secure U. S. depos- 17.500.00 ^ U. S. llonds * 67,600.00 Iw, etc.: hor than U. S. bonds (not inig stocks) 'owned unpledRed. $ 10,679.92 $ 10,579.915 to stock Federal Reserve 14,600.00 paid 2,260.00 6 2,260.00 6 2,250.00 s in other reserve cities 4,604.09 fixtures $ 8,471.30 e from Federal Reserve Bank.f 6,033,52 due front approved reserve ? In New York. Chicago and uis..;. . | 7,314,86 due from approved reserve s in other reserve cities 7,314,86 ue from banks and bankers r than Included in 10 or 11). 52,800.98 >n banks in the same city or as reporting bank 2,74 4.61 ks and other cash items.... 749.77 urrency, nickels, and cents. . . 22.96 national banks 1,925.00 ficates 8.428.90 otes 3,500.00 nd with IT. S. Treasurer and rom U. S. Treasurer 2,500.00 $ 90,524.69 l" *424.780.24 LIABILITIES: ,ald " $ 50,000.00 25,000.00 its $10,356.03 $10,356.03 expenses, int. and taxes paid 3.000,31 7.349.72 tes outstanding 50.000.00 and hankers (others than inI in 28 or 29) 260.28 iid 32.00 lis: nsits subject to check 154,376.20 deposit due in less than 30. I 40,326.91 <s outstanding 900.85 leposits 14.996.75 \mand deposits. Items 32, 33, i. 36. 37, 38. and 39 $210,600.71 deposit 33,291.84 posits 33,245.69 of time deposits, I.tems 40, 41. 2 $-66,537.53 hilts rediscounted elsewhere at Federal Reserve Bank...,$ 15,000.00 15,000.00 V lL $424.780 24 II CAROLINA, COUNTY OF LANCASTER, ss: ton, (ashler of the above-named hank, do solemnly swear tement is true to the best of n>y knowledge and belief E. M CROXTON. Cashier. Correct?Attest.: R. E. Wylie. W. F. Laney, Jno. C. Cook,, Dlretors. nd sworn to before me this 14th Hnv nf Mawh ioic V. E. Cral*. Notarv Public. AND BOYS' OXFORDS w showing a complete line of Men's and Boy's been no advan< c in the price of a single pair ade Oxfords. Fhe New Styles ^ ^re Included g and at prices tmean quick selling. fecial at $2.50; $3.00; $4.00 and $5.00. seial at $2.50; $3.00; $4.00 and $5.00. good pair of Oxfords you are looking for, see us. n." . T. WYLiE CO. I j.pratt C r. M. R. Campbel vi ist Registered Optometrist .. ,a .... ! oi.u .....sitl'acttiring Optician. m. to 12:?0. t.Jt, A V PERSON, S. C. 6:00. . SomrtHrcI IJrug Co., local repren? 285. i Take your broken lcnsea In J fopairi* to tbom for prompt and accurate work. 0