Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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> PAGE FOUR 3Bjra*s*asaessssHSSHMIMHHHHHHH < TheLan( :aster N ews 1 ? (SEMl-WEEKIiY.) Established 1862. ,aw to Published Tuesday and Friday BY TUB Prei LANCASTER NEWS COMPANY. l;?ui Lancaster. S. U. ' for CiEOROE BELLA CRAVEN pro Editor and Manager ?r? tjUBSCKIPTIOX PRICE: sam One Year .*2.00 Six Months 1.00 10 1 , . w h i Entered as Second Class Matter , October 7, 1906, at the Postotlice at ,luo Lancaster, S. C., under act of Con- ''it gress of March 3, 1879. ano The Newa is not responsible for the ceal views of Correspondents. Short and . rational articles on topics of general Interest will be gladly received. adn peo] : = ' * the "My Country 'Tis of Th??, Swist Land of Liberty.'* lt> 0 ' and FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1981. men ?? ? s(ra 8EXTEXCE SERMONS. doe( whit ? arou . There is no greater delight than ,aw to be conscious of sincerity on selfexamination.?Mencius. ever r resol Words break no bones; statt Hearts, though, sometimes. tiger ?Robert Browning. the 1 wipe rarel Hiithfully performed, each lowly a P' duty ?om< ?a , . .. . fenst nuua 10 me inner sxrengtn ana outer jg ar beauty. ?Anon. eeny with Love is like the measles; we all r have to go through it. Also like the conv measles, we take it only once.?Je- ing a rome K. Jerome. Th the ? Frw men have the natural ^ strength to honor a friend's success without envy. * * * I well know ,ast that mirror of friendship, shadow of frequ a shade.?Aeschylus. l,ut t carry Courage! The God who appoints the discipline and the task is the same God who worketh in us to will rases and to do. The internal support isjpioel equal to the outward pressure.?F. ),,,u0 H. Hedge. v. Near Slick to your aim; the mongrel's 011 hold will slip. possi But only crowbars loose the bull- rying dog's lip: ono , Small as he looks, the jaw that never , force yields Drags down the bellowing monarch of the fields. ?O. W. Holmes. K mer EDITOHI ALETTES. Of be will | War Savings Stamps are still for and sale. lug < . + "and The spring drive for spring life t clothes has also begun. ture, ners Mr. Hoover wouldn't dare start a ,irftn campaign for lieatless Mondays baby throughout July and August. threi * buy You may think you can get by su e with it by putting an extra hand on they voor watch, but it won't work. out * \\v The postal employes are to get a as a raise in pay but Old Man Efficiency our seems-to get no consideration at all. + age I If you can get up at six in the l""<s "|. At morning and go about your work honestly believing it is seven, then ' ,( you're a daylight saver. -f. j ana As a matter of fact we know busl a lot of people who would like to take refuge in a wine cellar either >'eai 'before, during or after an air raid. rpr boyj There is no reason for America to wha adopt methods practiced in Germany mea ?there are many reasons for not owr doing so. Hut this country is very sma lenient with German spies. ities - - . ! fl II is said that Mr. Hoover is willin that goat meat shall be served niai on days that otherwise would be j1Pa meatless. Well, for anybody who nitc wants to eat goats, that may mean has something, but we'll take fried cat rroi Instead. l,eC! + mal "No annexations! That means nos that our boys will come back from anft Prance as single as when they went ca away,", says the Columbia Record., If they come back single, we should j > say they would. evci yT8*.'**'.'; -?:?r. if-* ft* L PROHIBITION?TWO KIND8. I ' lelieving in the efficiency of the ^ prohibiting traffic in liquor, as which much doubt has been exjsed since the movement was ached, the Columbia State comes p| V > ward with the suggestion that hlbition of carrying concealed !i ipons be enforced. "About tlx: J ie time that South Carolina began IlliBt' >ass laws for the abolition of the skey to to H 40 ago," the State says, undertook also the prohibition of ther evil?the carrying of con- * ed weapons," The effort has not a without avail, though the State. litting that not nearly so many carried them l!gSsSBhJ| H tiird of a century ago, hut that | success, (prohibition of carrying :ealed weapons), remains to be a^gJHK^r^v oustrated." The improvement, A . . . . I oiaie continues, is attributable ' My word general improvement in momls to the most ti manners rather than to enforcethe women of t of the law, and says: military servi Since we have had the demon-1 ,___, , .. tion that public opinion can and ^ i enforce the law against illegal culture absoli ikey selling, is it not possible to . ise it to the enforcement of the pped against carrying concealed wea- of France tod i? Were sheriffs, magistrates, ... ..... ors, policemen and constables 1 ywhere ill South Carolina so ture rest upon lute and vigilant to arrest and ? . . . sh the violator of the pistol ncient home, i ite as they are to send blind cular. Uncore s to the chaingang, would not tribe of 'pistol-toters' be quickly amounts almoi d out? Heretofore one has the burden, ly been prosecuted for carrying stol except in connection with Now, com > other and usually greater of- - ,. Xmpr,p, ?. Often when a bad character or ine Anier,c rested on suspicion of petty lar- of our life at and evidence fails he is found , a gun' on his person and held womanhood of istody. Too often a man is ac- in our substitu ed of felonious homicide and icted at the same time of carry- The wom< l concealed weapon. Qf the French e News does not know whether decides the m< 5tate had in mind cases tried in this gjVjng .aucaster General Sessions court supply and of week, but its reference to the1 ency of acquittals of homicide it the same time convicting of ing concealed weapons, cer- KCISSOIIS i y is timely in view of those There were many people who Why Xc aimed that prohibition of the (Greenwoo r traffic could never be enforced. The common 01 ... . ? ? ttl'Ie to coniprehen ly, if not all, of these have , be any question a ged their minds. It is quite as )n (() (,n Jts pa,.t ( hie that the prohibition of car- many and making ; weapons can be enforced. No Democracy. To doubts that it should be en- '^e thing 1? enr ... ,,,? only Japan but CI d and with diligence. 1 nat.'nn that wan * fray. Let everyb MAKE HIM A PAKTNKK. tion upon the top writer in the Progressive Far- <on,f 'n ,U1(' ' tc do is to finish suggests a remedy for the rush )y a8 po93ibIe> an >ys from the farm and one that jf seems that Ja pan out well both for the parent when the little Ja the boy. "As a means of keep- 'nK clothes, he us the boys interested," he says, *? Pa8S* It seems that of teaching them to love the ?peed up (he W{|| hat deals so intimately with na- most gratifying t* I believe in making them part- nations were of t in the business. All of our chil- rf,urf,R. the propo .. , o but the bigger tl (excepting the 18-months-old . . . the need for spee ) have their own money, and the o olHnr nnt>a n r A tiortn i f oH rv ??'ri.? % " u,,v " Wl v J'V. uiiivvu fc" I IH' .?iur?* their clothing, etc.. under our (Yorkvill? rvision. That is. we see that ^have not a . . . . , anybody running do not buy carelessly and with- ? , to run. On the < giving the matter forethought uard we beiJeve raise puie-bred hogs and poultry merrier" doctrim part of the farming business, and to present condit oldest hoy (now 16 years of 'W>pled to bcfor< .. . . Mops. We believ* i is a partner In the hog busi- , .... them. While j i; his share is one-tenth of the many tend to mo proceeds of all hogs sold and he they also do nu > receive one-tenth of all hogs on | wits of the peopl il when he becomes of age. In | tf'rftal in things I hoping. however ition to his share in the hog . . I not be made an li Iness, he has a young cow, her in- anybody. As we ise to be mine until he is nineteen . tion of the war if rs old, and after that date he is to ness of all our iive the increase. The younger ^laek. rich and that nothing wi s are most too small to realize confuslon or dlvl it such a partnership would connection. in to them, yet they have their ? i garden, their pets and are paid Human (Hock I* ill sums of money for special du- ? That human performed." cheapest thing ir uch a plan is sure to work out*again illustratei I for all parties concerned. Any , Lancaster count 1. or boy, goes into a thing half- murderers were A . iWi . _ three acquitted, rted when he sees nothing deft- . , . are dead beyond > in it for himself, but when he an interest his usefulness is in- + * * rsed. The boys leave the farm , KFD C II .. . .. _ . . * *** + ause they are not satisfied. By The Lancast< king them partners in your busi- department he 8, you will make them satisfied greatly discoun they will not so readily hear the weeks on accoui II of the city." crea8P ,n attftn ^ room. Therefoi T _ ? . . celved on Wet forth Carolina also has a murder ouarters in Atl ry now and then. heartening conn 4 ?y'o rurttn ? > B ? I . . . _ ->FASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C. : IEROIC WOMEN OF FRANCE. .7. T "r" ? .'.x' "v: ; ' ^ " T s are not powerful ononph^ to do even scanty justice teroic figure in the modern world, and of ages past? / France. Of the healthy men who are engaged in the ce in France, practically all are mi?dito,i ?' i,?- ? i or in the manufacture of munitions, leaving tjie agriitely to the women. Not only this, but they have he place of work animata; you can go tnto any section ay and see women of magnificent, noble womanhood i plough and cultivating the soil. All of the agrlculi their shoulders. The home, always an extremely efnaintains a few old men. the wounded, and the tuberiplaining, with high devotion, with an attitude that Bt to religious exaltation, the women of France beara > litions being as they are. does it lie within the heart an people to preserve and hold to every convenience i the expense of adding an additional burden to the France? This is the exact question that is involved tion of other cereals in.place of wheat. ?n of France must be enabled to hold up the morale soldier until next spring. The morale of the house >rale of the soldier in the fighting line. We can do ??\ to them the greatest possible freedom in their food , L this, wheat is the chief factor.?Dr. Alonzo Taylor. . He i tND PASTE. ful few. This encouragement came \ I In the form of a very favorable criti- I t Japan"' cisin of a box of- 7,000 compresses \ <1 Journal I recently sent in from the Lancaster ^ I rdinary man is un- ^apter. The following was the re- N1 d why there should mark on the ^Paction ?hPet: "Thank bout Japan joining yoU" An ^^Uent box." agre, oward licking ?er- With the increased convenience of Whc (ho ll,??w r?.. the splendidlv lighted nnd iv?ll I him it seems Just e(lu'PPed new workroom it seems H * outage. And not that more volunteers would be at- re|ul linn and any other ,rH?ted. How ran the women sit buy is to join in the 'dly by when the distressing news fepdi ody, and every na-, ro,nes back to us that after a big! Ti m side of this earth | there are never enough! wjettii icome. The thing. rtress'nKs to go around?that the I , this job a? speedi-; w?uuded man on the battlefield lies lied d be done with it. there praying that the dressings will pan is ready, ami 'nt,t until they get to him. If you t iivei p gets on his fight- aro one ?' the Lancaster women who 'tuck ually brings things ^as not folded a dressing, you may 'TP* be responsible for a hero's wound * t America is out to ')e'ng dressed with sawdust or news- Atssts p. nnd it would he PaP?r- Does that mean anything to i know that all the you? If so, won't you come and do he same kind. Of yo,lr kit 'n the glorious humanitasition Is a big one. r'an and patriotic work of the Red ie Job, the greater f'ros*? d. Miss Margaret Laing, general seethe Merrier." retary of the Associated Charities at Enquirer.) Columbia, S. C.t has just accepted ant I thing to say against appointment by Joseph C. Logan as for ofiice who wants ',onie service supervisor to direct the contrary, in th's re- he'd work of the civilian relief dein the "more the Partment in South Carolina. V '. And this applies Miss Laing is widely known I ions the same as It throughout South Carolina nnd Geor- J s the war condi- K'a having been prominent in social e it is better to have work in both states for a number of loliticnl campaigns y?n'K- She is a graduate of Agnes re or less confusion. Scott institute, and taught in the ich to brighten the public schools for several years be- .j. e and to develop In- j fore accepting a position with the ' 'a3 generally. We are Atlanta Associated Charities where , that the war will remained for seven years, ssue his summer by While there she assisted in com- Oil til see it, the prosecu-' uiunity work, being largely instru* now the main busi-( menta' *n establishing the girls' to people, white and ( niKht school. poor, and we hope I She waa with the Fulton county rni II be done to cause children's court three years, and for [sion of opion in this|t*1P ,ast two a"d a half years has to\V< I been in charge of the Associated ' f'hjiiltlPfl at r'nlnmhin uho ra ahf* , k i' 14 ? ' 11 11 liife Cheap. has-* enlarged the scope of the work fill Record.) Put on a flrm financial basis 111011 life continues the Shc haR already organized efficient ? South Carolina was home service work in Columbia, and jj 1 last week in the w'" travel over the state supervisy court, when three '"g the work of the local commit- tllO put on trial and all \ Yet their victims V -r 111011 I a doubt. I Catarrhal Deafness: CannotBe Cured J T- '^S4' application*, at theyy/annot reach ....... ..|lht d'*?**?d Portion oAthe /a r. Thor- la + on'/ one way to cure kata/rhal 4<afne*w, v/1Ti,'U jl *h?t ' bX * conlllyotlonal remedy. ,ws NOTKS. Catarrhal Deafneaa la \a\Taed by an In+ + + + condition of thvYmucoua lining of * ***** tbe Kuatachlan Tube ?hen this tube la 3r surgical dressing Jn"" ?4 you have a ruckling aoynd or Imperfect hearing and/wHen It le entirely IS necessarilv felt f'?*?4. t?'?fn.-sa la t)fo rlsiilt I'nleee the . ... tnnnmmatlon can be/redutcd and thla tube tged these last few <eatored to Ita normal Condition, hearing it of .ho marked dodance at the work- S,o "e the message re- Mood on t^e mucoua laurfacea of tha Inesday from head- win givy one jin-idi-d Doiiara for anta came as most 11'',? ? V/y ment on the quality uU" rrt !'Toledo. o ? 0 FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1981. \ I ONE MILLION DOLLARS RESOURCES I " ' \ It Pays \ To Be Identified \ With A Strong Bank r k THE BANK OF LANCASTER LANCASTER, S. C. Wot a sick cow since feeding Buckeye Hulls'* A. Thompson, Kennesaw, Ga., runs a dairy. He has been ng fifty head of stock with Buckeye Hulls for the past year, ays that he has not had a sick cow in all that time. ruckeyf W W COTTONSCCO f HULLS V UNTLSSS e with cattle. They do not clog or flu* the digestive tract, n wet, they combine perfectly with other feed, insuring forage niform value down to the last particle. No farmer should pay int which is worthless as food and may cause trouble when he buy Buckeye HullsWhjch are lintless and certain to give good Its. Even at the same priac^ Buckeye Hulls would be a better than old style hulls. But they cost so much less that any er can see it is poor business to use anything else. tcure the best results and te develop the ensilage odor^mef the halts oughly twelve hours before feeding. It is easy ta-4o this by ng them down night and morning for the next feeding. If at any time > cannot be done, wet down at least thirty minutes. If you prefer to^^, the hulls dry, use only half as much by bulk as of old style bulls. Book of Mixed Feeds Free > the right formula for every combination of feeds used in the South. Tells nuch to feed for maintenance, for milk, for fattening, for work. Describes eye Hulls and gives directions for using them properly. Send for your a to nearest mill. I >ep*. k The Buckeye Cotton Oil Co. Dept. k inputs Imtagkaa Cfcaristts Irsssvoed Jscksos IHtte Best Maces MangM* Mm nfiflenrp In TIip FaiWhI II wwavv All AUV JL VUVIUI Reserve Banking System c(l an important part in the recovery of busifrom the adverse conditions following the >reak of the European war, and is still helping eep business on an even keel. his system, with its immense resources, is a E>r of strength to th<\banks which are members , and will assist thcmjln any financial requirets which they may bAcalled upon to meet. y depositing your monVy with us you receive protection and the new facilities which our uhership in the system enables us to offer you. ^ J?'THE-V? > FIRST/NATIONAL BANK I LANCASTER, S. C.