The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 09, 1916, Page 4, Image 4
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Stir iEuunuUcr Knur.
(SKMIAVEKKLV.)
*1 ni.lSHKRS* WNOVN' IIMI'.N I
Published Tuesdays and Fri1hv?
at Lancaster. S. C.. by The H
Lancaster Publishing Company,
successors to The Ledger, es'abllshed
1852; The Review,
stablished 1878; The Knterprlse,
established 1891. and en- >i
rered as second-class matter j'
Oct. 7, 1905, at tlie postofflee .
it Laucaster, S. C.. under Act
>f fongress of March 2. 1879
OTHER ELLISON, Editor
"tVBSCRIPTlON PRICF.: '!
(In Advance.)
fnp Year .81.50
|i? Months 75c i
"Let reverence for laws be 1
oreathed by every American i
mother to the lisping babe that ]
prattles on her lap; let It be
taught In schools. 1 t seminaries
And colleges; let It be written '
In primers, spelling books and t
almanacs; let It be preached ,
from the pulpit, proclaimed In
legislative halls, and enforced In
courts of Just'ce. And in short 1
let It become the poltica! relic '
Inn of the nation: and let the v
old and the young, the rich and ,
ch poor, the grave and th?? go.of
all sexes and tonguen an 1
*olors and conditions, sacrifice . v
unceasingly upon its altars " ?
TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1910.
If ?t >n would only keep pace v
tvlth c1- '.ino we could Letter stand :
?h-> rish i price .if Ml* letter "' mo s
Jity i
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PL.- .V .fl ?' A t\i\ i il ;l f?-? liU* th. wist
v >1 R. .1 Watf'ill's pIh-I oil t.> the
;?r?*si l<ncy of the organized National '
ition of Commissioner* ef ap
rieu'.ture is a source of gratification
f.? h'-> friends ami t!i? lame aster NYw f:
-?l>\ extends its hearths! mi.
pratnlurions to the Commissioner
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"n re arrow. Ma} lh, is Memorial
t?ay on which we pay our anneal
frtbutof love an?l loyalty to the J ^
southern soldiers who save them
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selves so freely to uphold th?* hono:
t*f th- ianti tl. ?y loved. I.ef evi rv
child lo ne flowers to the graves of ^
the out vest e>ldiers the world has
i'vi" known.
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If >ou are not swatting the t!> ? ?r 5 ;ti
bus? 1 nil stay on the job till every'ai
d> xterminatei ir is miiv ?> <
thai w. ma\ prevent the spread of ?'
rt!seas< carried ?o effectively by the ^
Insect pest Let's make Lancnsfei 'i
a flylesi tovMi. To this end *ve soli |0?
rit 1h? help of even good eiti7.">n t>
.. + a.
ah i. nobody in Lancaster suf- 111
ffcientlv interested to arrange fo>- 0 711
short >> ?>vba 11 season this summer' {r
This } sport would provide splendid
>r'ainment for tin- JuVtrs ..r
the '.ranif and the baseball fans in 1
'Vanr.i t r. as elsewhere, are legion 1
1v.ee morp *ve make thi appeal in l''
t hai' of said fans
Ther? are some people fn Soutn "
1 In
4Viroliitii who are never content uu
n
less fl'.e state i-1 divided into two !ao
1 11
t>ons. tin* one abusing the other.
The stnf >tfrr<T gets in his won;
during pel'tic; ' i-mri aigns when e\
citenienr i.-. ripe and it is easy to
arouse prejudice, thus arraying class
against class
4. "
The commencement orator and tne *'
uutfiitl jrill <* *!> iltio*. " ^
. ..... ,.,.UU.Ut UI7W Ull.'Vf TO Ulf
front of the stage will hold undi?-1 c
puted Hvay for a r>??ason. Wo gladly V
how ?o too will of the youthful sove 1
rtgus whose goldon fancies and hap- r
py dreams are all too transitu)'. La-fa f
pee that every boy and girl enjoys |f
this delightful exporience.
When you advertise in th?? I>an-i
,?tstor News, your ad appears in i
f.SOO copies of the paper and is rend | r
py many times that number of peo-; '
j?le. What hotter- mediftm for advertising
<**n you And than your only ?
rounty poper? Tlie moreha&ts who <
i lhero to tho policy of securing regu- i
lor spare in this paper are busy wait- t
^ tojfc on those It
\N\or\rKMi:\T
\\'e wish t<> cu 11 the attention of
aer many aders to the additional
. .< . v. hi> h wo huvo root utly added
> tiiis paper and to that wo con tempi;11
in I ho near future.
,t>n parfo two, each Tuesday's issue,
we carry a doublt column <>?' "automobile
information;" page seven.
morchunt knows the %.\lue of n^wspavor
advertising s?n<1 mnk-"? a liberal
use of ft
Mother's Day is next Sunday. Wear
t white lower in memory of her *
whose love and labor wore s? froe'v r
given for vou.
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'Tlu- old U-lt-hot-enough-for-you 11
guv is right around the corner" say.- t
fh<* Oriviiwood Da>ly Journal. Sine- v
there is no escaping him wo are pr^ >.
pared :o endure the ennui wb'eh this
fool'flueatimier cause? .
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If vou naven't planted tli-wevs or f
ven I yo.i have, your yard wilt !> n
much n.or* uttnctlvo if th? grass is ;1
kept neatly cut. More civic pride is v
needed for the making of i Oifv ?
Dc a utfful
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comics, fins leaiure in no ^mmy
itnprovod in (lie near tuture: pagej
six. at' Intoresting serial story also,
lumie demonstration work anil ireneral
farm information, a id on this
page will he found ." adi issue the
"cartoon service" recently begun.
On page t wo. each Friday's Issue,
ive carry a double colum of "church
nforination" for the following Suntay.
and on page three, "farmers
Marketing Bulletin:" also, comics,
serial slorv. cartoon service, locals,
nersona Is and such other infnrmaion
as will prove of Interest to the
ommunitv in general.
In addition to the above, beglnling
with ihls l-suo wo expect to
iso >n Ihe front page. In connection
vith the regular news mailer, a cut
leplcting information of national
md foreign scenes which wo believe
vill bo of Interest to our readers. As '
(IllUI' M1V * ill ! III! N ' 1*1 III ' IV
urther improvements.
ft i, i)i'r sincere d e<:re in mnlco
[ ho Ni'ftP on" imonr Hie host sem'
r|?lv newspapers to be found 'n the
tat , and to this end we earnost'v
olicit t'ii' aid. advice and valuable
iifluon?'i of our largo mimbnr of
'ond"'?
\ UK \T. MAN
S:in < the rtiiwn of civilization, "real
non" have boon in great demand,
don who. n a aorta in measure, a^o
oor found ready and willing to saclflr.>
personal ambition and gain to
he end that Hie community may
trow and prosper. Men with sitronouptii
real backbones, r.-d blond in
heir veins and a desire "to do unto
heir feibvwman as they in return
rould in- done bv." It matters not
n what walk of life such a man may
o found -farmer, rierk. merchant,
lanker. manufacturer or uhatso
v.-r ?:> oalline may he?If ho appro>riat?->
hi- r?ro rata =haro of avallibl?
moans anri o\,-rts his influence
nd en?*rpy towards the thine- that
vill improve his rommunitv and ns st
iiis Hinwmnn: then truly is ho a
real man " N'o hipher n'nnnclo can
nan attain nor exalted position!,
rhiove, in this life, than to ho known
montr men as a "real man."
Tt is said that Diopenp- was ono
ay in the market place with a candle
n nis nnmi and. on being asked
bat In sought, replied, "A M W."
nd Diogenes was one of r.ho most
ift ed philosophers of tbr gold -n age
f Crook thought. I
Civilization lias advanced only
hen a man was found who could ?
ad tlie forces of progress, and this
real country is most fortunat at
lis particular time In having fcund ,
h rough the serclilight of tini< a ! t
FAT. M \ N". Wood row Wil-on. who. f
? chief executive, can drive the gold- '{
11 chariot of success and honorable v
i-iice along the highway of nations ,
mi kindle the slumbering fires or
mhition in the thought of staby ,
UKATj MEN* have and will f irevi
infinite to be ?he backbone and
ability of progressive and construe- j
\e government. This alike in city.
immunity, state arid nation. Sucre ,j
s taught the Athenians philosophy j
id Solon gave (Iroece In r law : and ,
1 ii theii iiiMiirinir intliionr etv.li
. - :<!
11ion bore it* noblest fruits Tho'v
eks owed their advancoment tit f
-one leaders who had the interest
' the nation at heart. who wore
h- to grapple with fundamental
ouchtj*. and to "real men" who
rank deeply at the fountain of ji
?nest> and wisdom. Kvery an- has t
n Indebted for progress t > Its t
niu-o-s who could open the st ?r? - h
rttiso of knowledge, and history t?Us i
- that nations* pin*- away and d'n
i th?? irni' of .'"aft. jivarle" and
piorance.
Hence. lot that Mmmmiin ha* '
oil.l reach the towering hid t of
?n ees.- and nehievenient roc-, rhrndle
of thought in the hillow of
rogress. rally to th?? support of th.- '
(instructive standard-hearer nocture
eiiiu.-. on tin milk (if insp rnMon,
hasten ambition with the rod of tx- '
,.r|pnoe, cure the lust of j?re? 1 11*i 1
lie tonic o* honesty that e!vliizaion
ma> bloom ard boar Its frolden
mils >f nrrver h?ppn"?s in* ;>roc
" rity.
F; KI'FNHE K?H PE ACT
TIito was a time when wo would',
lave lauKboJ at such exhibitions as1'
Th* Battle Cry of Peace." J'
Mow they make us shiver because
ve know they portray realities, not
>xperiences In America yet, but the
universal experience of almost all
:he rest of the world.
It is a picture that no American
THE LANCASTER NEWS J
ho wants to realize some of thel I*
onus of war should miss.
We may be on the verge of a war I
lis hour, but we scarcely can undertand
it.
We should not rest secure in the
ielief that nothing can happen to yjti.
in our "splendid isolation."
Our coasts are no longer the impregnable
defenses we once thought
them. J. Stuart Blackton, the author
of "The Battle Cry of Peace,"
and Hudson Maxim, who wrote
"Defenseless America" on which
tlit? photoplay is based, show what invasion
means to the "folks at home."
Since the invasion of Belgium
lias become history no one can,
doubt tlie accuracy of their pictures,!
ind few people scorn them.
There are differences of opinion,!
however, as to what we ueed to be,
really prepared against war?what
defense for peace consists of?and
"If you are surprised, if you are
"The llattle Cry of Peace" is being
produced.
"If you are suprised, if you are
horrified or shocked by this picture.
I am glad of it." the author said.
"That was the intention, for what
:s set forth is only to a trifling degree
is terrible as what is taking place
In Kurope to-day. We are preaching
propaganda -a peace propaganda?
In:' not tin I'ryan kind." The Durham
(X. O.f Sun.
DO YOU KNOW THAT
Light promotes cleanliness.
\ clean mouth is essential to
good health?
Physical training in childhood is
the foundation of adult health? j
The IT. S. Public Health Service
issues publications on liygiene and
sanitation for free distribution?
Isolation i s the most efficient
means of controlling leprosy?
?o?
II I... I- VT..4 ......... I ? ?
rimun? lit- I > ?i i u i r ti in ii i uf, i nai
Die human tnnehine is runnint? bad-:
Iv?
-o?
Mullets may kill thousands flies
( us of thousands?
?o?
C)l???sit> menaces longevity?
I'ltOdlUM ?>l THR OBSERVATION
<)l" MCMOItlAI. DAY. MAY IO
Kxereises presided over by Miss
Paulino .lonos Marion. president
Phildren's Chapter
Prayer Rev. E. T Hodges.
"Peroration Pay" -Coneert reri-i
tat ion h\ eleven girls.
"Meaning of the Pay" Miss Helen j
Markov.
"Itringing Plow ers"?Son c by
High School boys.
"The Veteran" Miss l.aura OH- ?
?ert Williams.
Address Rev. Hugh 11 MurehlSTI
son.
?><>ng --"Dixie."
\t t li? conclusion of the program,
he line of inarch will bo formed on:
he unified school campus, and march
list to the old cemetery and then
o West Side, where the graves of
et? raits will be decorated. The ex- "''P
rclscs will begin promptly at 4:00 -,n,l
i. in., at the graded school audi- a,li'
orium ?f 1
. nal
A masked Skating Carnival will i*1''''
>e held on main street. Thursday llP?
veiling. May 11, at 8::io o'clock, un- Sou
ler ihe auspices of the Mary Anna
aekson Children's Chapter. Ad- Cou
tilssion 10c to skaters and 5c for ,mee
mlookors inside the rope. A prize 'l>r>
> ill be given for best costume also son,
or best skating. Home-made candy
or sale. Public cordially Invited. Dlst
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i n?- Aiary Anna jar.KHiin t nua-| |
<n's Chapter will hold its regular.
ninthly meeting Thursday afternoon'
o f t /i
t t:::0 at the home of Mrs. Ren ('.
lough. Misses Mary Hough, Sadie f'lul
nd Vaiuliver Wilson will In- the
i?ist esses. fit-!
<.(I\C Itt T NOT I'OIKiOTTKN
tciilli of >lr. Jotiii RolK'Hson, Diisl
\|irtl lift. tt?t?.
Mr Johliu Itobi rtson, son of Mr. j
mil .Mrs. Robert Robertson died ot c
t!s home Npril 26th. aee 20 years
md 6 months. He w is a bright and atn
opular voung man and well known p,..^
?y % number of people. The funeral 4 ,
"as conducted by Reg. Wylie Catoe, ,, ft
iftei w hich 'h( body was 'aid t > rest n
West Side cemetery. (ll{
Tha QuWna That Does Mot Afreet Tha Hev.
I tciuif ol ilM tonic n\d Uarflivr effect. I..\X 4
rtVK BROMO OriN.Nfe^eltertf ?t .nlir |()]
U-ital ic and does no^^ai-te nrrvnnnfii r -f |
Km* ?n nnn. ivv-icimr>*r tre Il'T iMttest.*: J HT
look (or the urnfltur? ol k W. GKO\ K. 25c. I Wo
Dr. M.R. Campbel
Kefcbtcrfd Optometrist I !
ard Manufacturing MptTfiiin ! frc
ANF)EIfc>e<S. C. r
Standard Dtur Co., foral rapre ,-???
ontativea. Take your brokon lenac. ( (r,
,?nd repairs to tbein for prompt and ,
accurate work
MAY !> HHP.
FATHER
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fwtu! VWATS
I THIS ? so*- m??
$09y5 CUT 30f^Efi!tN6
our OF 8?$*P
I Trt.5- PAPER Jl??|
IF ^ T
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Preparedness:
"You may fire
Manila.
Unpreparednes
Machine guns c
machines. No h
New Mexico.
What If V
"THE BAT7
Star Theat
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OVEN SON UNANIMOUSLY |
ENDORSED BY HOME Af
COUNTY CLUBS
Whereas, Hon W. F. Stevenson
;t candidate for the House of v
iresentatlves of the United Statea, j
whereas fully appreciating the *
Ity, the character and attributes T
he said W. F. Stevenson, and fully +
iziuu that his election to conis
u milil mil cinlv reft eft ereftit ^
n Chesterfield county, but upon ^ '
th Carolina and the Nation as V
1, we the members of Chesterfield j
nty Democratic Convention, fn I
tinjr assembled, do hereby en- x
?e the candid.incy of W. P. Steven- T
and do commend him to the i
?rs of the Pifth congressional ^
rlct."' T
certify that the Convention tin- t
nously adopted this resolution v *
r it had been seconded by m. ny \
?s and individual members. *i
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(Signed) W. P. ODOM. J J
2tc Sec. of Convention.
Wlntlirop College r ^
(IIORARSHfP ami ENTRAN'CK ? ]
HWMINATIOV +
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'h.- examination for the award of I
ant scholarships in Wlnthrop Col- *
1 an 1 for the admission of new
ilente will he held at the County.
in nonse on rnaay, ?iuiy 7, ai u jy
m. Applicants must not be lew V
n sixteen years of age. When jfc
olnr/:!r; ;>r? v.;oant after July 7 '!
y will bf awarded to those making '|
highest average cl. this examlna- ?
1, p'-ovid^d *hey r lout the condi- . ,
na t;ov?rnin< th.- nv>a.-d. Appll- ; ^ ^
its for 8"V'?r*v!ps siiould write p
r?. 4id u 1 J >h *. n bet >re the ex'.nation
f<-r 8ch( la flilp examlna- 3!
n ''
Scholarship* :.r? *"erth $100 and ??
e j'tly,.. ivy!. * >sslon will ^
n 'ember 1918. For fur- \ j
r . >fr> tin" and ca'alogue, ad- t:
v"3 Frta. 1-. H. '"hixon, Hook Hill,
C R?-l?tp +.
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>ut of condition. Aviators, but no
torses for the cavalry.?-Columbus, K
/e Had a Real War?
IE CRY OF PEACE"
Will Show You
re, May 18, 19, 20 j
Lancaster, S. C. |
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To lie able to get what you want when you want \\
in hardware is a convenience to you. ?
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Our stock is complete in the hardware line, and \\
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'e offer vou prompt service and right prices on all II
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urchases whether large or small. :j
HARPER HARDWARE CO. ! "
Lancaster's Leading Hardware Store
when ready, Gridley."?Dewey at