The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, June 13, 1916, Image 5
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'1 [ *UJBLI8HElfe ANNOUNCEMENT:
I f Published Tuesdays and Frlf
dBjrs at Lancaster, S. C., by The
t"^ca?ter Publishing Company,
vn^cossors to The Ledger, esKfi,
tabllshed 1852; The Review,
L; established 1878; The Knter ?',
prise, established 1891, and entered
as second-class matter
Oct. 7. 1906, at tne postofflce
1 at Lancaster, S. C., under Act
of Congress of Man-h 3, 1ST
LUTHER ELLISON, Editor
8CliMCKIPTl<?> IMUCF:
(In \ilvance.)
One >< w ><< " )
Six Moutlls 7.",e
* , "Let re/ereoce for laws be
"Bp breathed by every American
mother to the lisping babe that
prattles 6n her lap; let It be
taught in school*. 1 t seminaries
and colleges; let It be written
In primers, spelling books and
almanacs; let It be preached
from the pulpit, proclaimed In
legislative halls, and enforced In
jv courts of Just'ce. And In short,
b let It become the poltical rellgE*\.-s,
lo? of the nation; and let the
F >( old and the young, the rich and
th'? poor, the grave and the gay
K of all sexes and tongues an i
* oolors and conditions, sacrifice
unceasingly upon Its altars."
jUj-jJl' Y .ll'NE 1 >> 191(5
-iton bloom tigs summer?
kNo baBehal^i this summer? Uri
vij. had tho'&t there were many
lo4i lovers ot\|fc sport.
Why do we Mot inaugurate a real
k swaLthe-fly campaign and pay for
f the co'rpseB of these pestiferous Insects?
\
"1 ^ swimming pool in the midst of
? a puldiery.^ark vould add much to
tmg^kiAtnjr joy of life in Lancaster.
Let's'vnalj p our p!nn = for a City
Beautiful njjahxo^ tsu a a recreation
pi3-^ Mm1'- u
k ''Abilitytoijh?i 4 - Mils to he the I
ilbattcr what. <Xty entertains it.
H|>' tti ' ?enj^h Carolina Jres> Associati m
jf ?i] injycr hold a more deligl tfi
m<* fingf than that enjoyed by 1
K; editors 'at York last week.
Jp*1 ^ hop<^ that jjjtin raster county
F^'' w ; he well r<-fir'- prcd at the \V:uwhich
op"?ns
r teach ;-s and courses to
viator injected t ' 1;l'
? -/ /.ifrhen motor is running'^ ours.
^reduce the carbon 1 1
. rira^n in in this manrx
aleney to solten t:.- ca i drfonnP(1 1
fo ' .which u i!! mo- ; . . ! -t.-Ti:
I ttpa-b'- "ut through the very
[> are a ?unibei refers to
*1, ^ which are claimed t. i s vhich
e wV?V % W
C? " *
?i "~
Jjjj^ A Kefore the
BH A ittmals begin
A tne amusement of
WB A e" of South Carot
?us days are merry
f roun<^ ls lacking in
*8^ Jjflcem It.
\ T ?
V Ls happy to welcome
WW
liege boys and girls. We
> 11 find the vacation up_
ey are entering a deJ
and that every tired
J find her burdens brighltf
t helping hand of a son
?k f ?,
; Y +
4 /*dT thht dread disease- -disaemor,
the mosquito, has arrived
tor Innutl tfelt to I^ancaster and
he laoat unwelcome guest. Why
do wrmit the existence of condlt1<*avorahU
to him? Let's )
swat mosquito Just as xigorous
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i ilK LANCASTER NEWS
* ^ARLES ^ANS HU^ES
This is the lulest photograph of Charles K\ans Hughes, associate justice
of thp Supreme court 01' be Cnitod States
Charles Kvans llu- . lo-isv.u ; N Y. vk .ml ??>.> .t
justice of the suproim court, war n> ...?< s.tn > t chlcasso 1 e
presidency by the lb-publican a > cop mention.
CHARLES mRPHN FAIRBANKS
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V A^'s I
<" :ir 1? - \V.ii . 5 ?ii? - o ! : ? : * .. pn-sid ,it wit!
Theodore Itou- \ '-I! in 1!M)4. ; ::i \ I. * ? n Jo ! place >n tin.'
;> publican tick. t.
Hi: \ III SPRINGS I ... t In* Si: I ft i u ^ a? I .>!' Mr.
W> . > .' k and family at t'li.i
Continued from Page li place.
Mi i'liinia Midiley lias leturnei
Hniton and Ilurnie Hinson of He from a week's visit to her sister.
University of South Carolina cam \? s- Duncan at A*h? ville, N
home for their vacation Saturdsn. c.
Mrs. K. B. Mohley and son. Tay \jand Mrs. Horace Katie oi
lor, were guests of Mr. S. I). I.iylor. Hopkins sire spending si few days
Mrs. Mot.ley's father. Saturday and with Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Mohley,
Sunday. Mrs. Karl's parents.
Dr. Walter C. Twitty of Flock Hill Mr. S. Heid Iforton motored from
passed througit town on his way to Columbia Saturday to spend a day
Liberty Hill on professional husi- (lf (wo with his parents. Mr. anr
ness. Thursday. Mrs. B. C. Horton.
Miss Copeland. millinary for th? The Rev. Fred C. CrimmingeSprings
Banking and Mercanti.* who has been here on a three weeks
Company, left for her home at Clin- visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S
ton. Saturday. f?. Crimmingei. left Monday morn
Mr. and Mrs. John Mackey of Cam. ing for his home at Gilliam. Mo.
den canie no bv automobile Sunrlav where he i<>. nastor nf hnr<#i*?o u.
to visit Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Horton preached an excellent sermon ii
and other relatives. Master Pete the Baptist church Sunday night.
Mackev is the guest of his giand. Mr. Glenn Mackey of the Bowen
father. Mr. P. T. Twitty. for a few Mcfeat Business College, Columbia
days. spent the week-end with his parent!
Mr. L. J. Mackey of Kershaw came Mr. a id Mrs. Z F. Mackey. return
up by motor car Saturday and car- Ing to Columbia Monday,
iried his father, and his brother. Mi. Master Biggart Clark of Catawbi
I James Mackey of Anderson, back Falls is spending a few days wltl
with him for a visit to his home. his mot! ' r at this pice.
Mr. Marion Mobley came home Mrs. J. A. Stoddard of Columhli
Sunday from Oillisonville where he and Superintendent Biichmore o
held the principalsbiD of the pub Camden wer? guests of Di. and Mrs
lie school during the pant session. jw. S. Moore, Fridav.
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Croxton of I Mrs. Henry Therrell, after a vlsi
Lancaster spent Sunday with Mr. of several days to Mrs. J. H. Ther
anil Mr*. C. E. Williams. rell, returned to her home at Mon
Mr. Perry Mackey of Kershaw J roe. N. C., Monday night. She wa
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TI'NE in. TOKi.
MEMORIAL 0/
^/ANP THAT Mienf WE fORPEP Tflfc- " ~
CRfE* AN' riEAPEP 5TRA!OHT" HORfH ^
Tlil?006H A SW/WP, /f \MA$ A \
MOONLESS NI6HT, PARR A? WCH#'Ll MJ
NEVER ecR6?er THAT M6>HT AS LONG ASI j
live, op To mV NEIR in wAfee.vfHEN
t ALU OF A SWEN A 5hor RANG? OvT-f ^TjSgfJj
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1111: II(IIM:S iMt.WKit WHO wiiiii SOIAK
i THIS l'l
T.? th . my master, I offer my j
.. i . ,a ..,. Our tenant farmers, ci
i n\ <m : Feed, wat?> ana care tor me;
.. . , * * ' honest, patient and long
and when the day - work is done, ' 1
, ... 11, * * when shall they see llgl
p ovule me with shelter and a clean
,, ... ? , r*-? shall their burdens be lifte
y bed. Always be kind to me. Pet
, T ..... spring-time they go forth,
i sometimes, that I may serve you F "
, io m TO gladlv and learn to love ?"r brothers in black set t
do not jerk the reins, and do io tho -'low- They bend 1
to tho burden, and when
> , whip me when going up hill.
, . ... falls they have added $]
\ \i ; strike, beat nor kick me when
t , , 000 to the wealth of the w
i .i,, ? i.t understand what you want;
, , .. i i small, indeed, is their s
.,i! give me a chance to understand
,-ou Watch me. ??.l It 1 tall to 4oh??W their r mpenri
ivour bidding see it .omethlog is not""> neeordlng t., u
.. 5 ir|)|iq. |V. f00, I ment census, they move
, . , plate t<? another.
I?. not overload me. or hitch me
rhev build nit homes, tl
here water will drip on me. Keep n|(lo jluU> no ,lo, l>r, a,
11 hoil. Kxamlne my teeth dwellings, no trees to si
t do not eat: 1 may have an from the sun. consumed b:
rated tooth, and that, you know "pis hoa' and chilled by t
i i. . - u,?i. old. no la .ns about the
. \ \ p i ;ml. I>o not tie or chock
no savden lenCea, and \vl
my head in an unnatural position coM <|ft p]ant orQ
awn\ my h-st defense Vcry threshold of their r
against flies and mosquitoes by cut- ints and thrustinK its 1
tiim . . my mine or tall. thc,ir vor>' windows, their
I < ; ; not tell you when I am thirsTheir
sons and daughte!
<\. so uive me dean cool water of- , , .
manhood and womanhoe
ten. 1 cannot tell you In words
'V
when 1 a rick: so watch me, and
<* " **"S"" 1 ' I
v >,!. veu may knov my con.11- _ ??????
o,i. tjive me all possible shelter _ 1
ih-- l... I li; and put a blanket Ak ^
n..f I iin \ oil;iuu. in. t '; j & '
I .it -! -ding in tii cold. {
i\,-\ i i frostj bit in niv mouth; S| 1^/
1 -t ii: i.i ii ?i\ i ! t i it ; moment j | >
r v,~ FT
l ' to i r-> yon ar.d your bur- :f M a
\ ii i ll tin .r and wait EMI
11 . i.. \ for y?u long hour- of tin !
i ,y oi night. Without tin* power
hot ? niv shot's or path. I some- |
fin- full on the hard pavements.- 10 dozen Boy'i
i! 1 must he ready at any moment s j,; y,.ars . j)(
1 lose my life tn your service. i
Viiij finally. O. mv master, when 5
. i\ useful strength is gone, do not <!
turn tut out to starve or freeze, nor j One lot Hoy's
<el! m" to some human brute, to bo I sizes 8 to 16 year
inw.. loriuied and starved to death; I
bit' do Thou, My Master, take my I
life in the kindest way, and vour j
, . . . . . I 15 dozen Boy f
God will reward you here and here- I
... | up to lf> years, si
: after. Amen. 1
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17H."? 11M<( II
fOLI.KGF OF (' H.\ RI iKSTON II ...
i South t'aroltnn's oldest College II dozen Men i
r I:i2<l Vem* tiegins September 20 II sizes up to 44, s
I Entrance examinations at all the II
county-seats on Friday, July 14, at j]
9 a. m. II
Four-year bourses lead to the B. A. || 2o dozen Men's
and B. 9. degsees. A two-year pre- ||
medical course\s given. || sizes up to 4b, s
A free tuition, scholarship is as- ||
- signed to each crtunty of the State. ||
Spacious buildings and athletic ||
grounds, well ejrnippcd laboratories. || 10 doz Men's I
unexcelled library facilities. || special priced at
Expenses moderate. For terms I
d catalogue, address ||
11AIttRISON RANDOLPH, ||
President. ||
:.gtp || 15 dozen Men
? HI special priced at
- accompanied bv Miss Snste Therrell Ilk
I !
who will bo the former's guest for a
* few weeks. -r u
i Rev. R. F. Carson of Rich Hill * ?U1'
received intelligence of the serious WAV
i illness of his sister, at Baluda, Mon
' day.
i.l Mr. (?. L. Mobley has been confined i
to his room on account of sickness; M gr% jT% I
t for the past two days. A IIV %A
Miss Ivor Rutledge of Rock Hill J
is the guest of her cousin. Miss Ruby
s Rutledge. i V
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tlu* i ,ii nix ni l -li t' It st in some ?1 isllOllljKM'.'
i :t < niinnnlty. Finally. when
thiM' pilgrimage is n\tr, they are
juraKcnus, ' I t i st in t?*h ruile churchyards
suffering. ?f ''u> country, ethers take their
it -' \Vh ii s an<' continue the light. Tlioy
l.avo established no permanent
'' 1,1 ' lmnit s. their kith and kin are scataud
with (.-red far and wide, and the places
heir hands that knew them once know them no
heir backs 1 more forever,
the fi'.h ? have no word of criticism for
n?" ilk" thc?e. I know them, 1 have
l ;' i ved amon^ them, I sprang from
orld. llui Who shall undertako to lead
hare, nml.t'so men out of the wilderness of
Kverv '' troubles? Men whom they eleIvste
to high offices in the state and
1 ' |j()\ ( II." j
i itional government are ever ready
1|I)U1 " 1., <-|j tln ni polities, but they are
? eared to help them solve
1,5 n th : problems of life. A fearful responsibility
rests tit this time upon
' " men n authority and men in high of
n" 8Um* Aces. Will they meet it?
? Joseph T. llolleman.
sir houses,
til the acwiling
tiie the Strong Withstand the Heat of
u.ie dwell- Summer Than the Weak
tiniw into! Old people wlWere feeble, and younger
people who aieylfrak. will be strengthened
lot is in- irnl enabled uy jA> through the depressI
iii> heat of yfiiu:V-r by taking regularly
rs come to Tonic. It purifies
r-s lis - I loo:I and builds up
id, dosei t f 'ole s?-t r:i. 50c.
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pecial priced* at suit 0\/C
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pedal garment "OC j|
1 V I) Union Suits, sizes upto 46 qq 1 j
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"s Night Shirts, sizes 14 tq 18, Qo
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