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PAGE EIGHT DRASTIC PENALTIES FOR DISLOYAL ACTS ! Kopate Judiciary Committee, in Reportini* Bill, Adopt* the Poin dexter Amendment. iWasbington, April 4.?In favorably reporting a bill to impose drastic penelaties on disloyal acts, the senate judiciary committee adopted an amendment by Senator Poindexter, of Washington, prescribing imprisonment for twenty years and $10,000 fine for "whoever shall by word or act support or favor the cowr of the German Empire or its allies in the present war or by word op act oppose the cause of the United Sfiates therein." The committee also approved the name penalties for persons obstructing government war bond issues and for wilfully "attempting" as we|) as actual attempts to obstruct recruit juj; ui nmifiiueiii in me array. Other amendments written into the bill by the committee, with the name drastic penalties provided, prohibit disloyal or abusive utterances or writings, display of enemy flags, / i CINDERELLA IT* J To Be Given Tonight By Pupils Opera House For Ben J I PROG ! Cinderella?Daisy | Godmother Nature Bonnie Bee, Liittle Page Robin Red, Princess Herald . . . Prince Sunshine, of Sunbeam Ct . GUESTS AT i Proud Sisters? Tiger Bily Hollyhock Violets Saral Mlgononette Poppies Pansies Daffodils Mary Sweet Briers Bui Lily Bells Mary M Sweet Peas I Narcissus Tiger Lily Hollyhock SUNB WHO HELP PRINCE SUNSHI1 ; Velma Threat, Charlotte Poi * as, Sara Craig. Ivouise Dren son, Maudelle Roddey, Mart dred Pace, Isabel Ferguson ?. Edwards, Francos Culp. Gri ?. Sara Fleinming, Kate Pow Hirsch. < RAINDROPS?WHO BREAK Lomar Wilson, Paul Burnet Williams, Bernard Poliakoff. Ki Long, Ezra Lee Bailey, Joe Knif Sam Faile, William Glisson, Pry< j Hlrsch, Dewey Knighl. Leo Hull J. Horton. SCE] ^ SCENE I?Prince Sunshine'i . . SCENE II?Godmother Nat i , SCENE HI?The May-Ball i , aqENE IV?The Princess o ' * BETWEEN T | Remarks on Junior Red Cross W< , Prologue Vocal Solo?"Were I a Bird"?T , Reading?Aunt Eleanor's Hero. Welcome, Sweet Spring Time.. CHORUS '< . t Freddie Knight, Julia Pon . Margaret Bradford. Helen Willi L.ingle, Gilda Wylie, Mary Iloug eon, Mildred King, Reulah Bing BUTTERPBIJ5S? Car niiQ fta rn I I ? ? Campbell, Marjorie Keller, ' Mafalda Wilaon, Helen Ro Mcllwain, Georgia Derrick, Eleanor Blackmoo. ; BUTTE WHO HELPED PRINCE Katharine Cook, Mangle B; Ruby Clyborn, Norma Ha: ' Edna Stogner, Virginia Ddel * talL,:: j or any acts tending to curtail pro-j ) jdurtion of essential war products, or, "to advocate, teacb. favor or de- , fend" such acts. Senator Jones, of New Mexico, in- j | troduced a resolution calling for disnrbw&l of any government employe ^ who performs any disloyal act, ut- 1 ters any seditious language against J the President or epeake disrespect- j fully of the flag. I C I~ 1 He Who Deliver* the Good* is Ed ' titled to (ireatrst Honor. [' V A preparation that grives results, delivers the goods, restores your health, deserves your consideration and is what you want. L-Rheumoj'' cures rheumatism and gout?that's' why those who suffer from rheuma- 8 tism want L-Rheumo. You should get a bottle when you feel that first pain. L-Rheumo is a rejuvenating, j eliminant. laxative. Its use insures, success. Don't listen to druggists ' who ofTer you something else, you know the reason. Guaranteed Price one dollar. F For sale Standard Drug Co., Lancaster. S. C., or write Chapman-Alexander Laboratories, Greenville, S. C ? Adv. \!> J FLOWERLAND I i i of Central School at Mac key efit Junioi Red Own. ii C RAM. Vandiver Wilson | Martha VanL.andinfiham p James Thompson James Reed ( a istle J. C. Sowell u ? I THE BALL: 'V ( l Jeanette Hu*rgins Mary Funderburk i Williams, Mary Evans Riddle . . . . L.ucile Roddey, Ruby Plyler I . . Nannie Wilson, Doris Hilton Margaret L?on.?, Louise Cauthen c rvtxKnunj, nainnnne ^ames i? a Boyd Beatty.Katherine Sistare loore Bennett, Mildred Ferguson rene Poovey, Beulah Mae Laney Gertrude PoliakofT A Miriam Poliakoff !> Annie Bell Blackmon EAMS t S'E ENTERTAIN HIS GUESTS: ' rter, Sarah Hilton, Margie Thomnan, Nora Langley, Thelma Dobha Hinson, Eliza Blackmon, Mil, "Willie l?cke Crawford, Rachel ace Harper, Katherine Riddle. h era, Virginia McManng, Evelyn j i UP THJC PRINCE'S BALL. j te, Randolph Tnomaseon, George ^ stler Ashley, Albert Floyd, Hal ;ht, Basil Hough, Mason Adams, ar Hilliard, Joe Croxton, Everett , Alonzo Langley, Max Long, W. NES. ? Invitation to the May-Day Ball. K ure Sends Daisy Off to the Ball, ind the Shower. f Sunbeam Castle. * HE SCENES. >rk Supt. C. E. Wessinger Chorus Class (^ *>gan. . . .Miss Lucy Fleet Jones . Miss Freddie Knight ,1 Rubinstein 1 CDASS. f ter, Gny Skipper, Lucile Roddy, 1 amson, Rozella Driscoll, Sybil h, Lly MnManus, Elviree Petterle, Isabel Reed. -C ItA RIOTEERS Elisabeth Oarnes, Flora Dell Thelma Clanton, Ida Bell Wilson, binson. Eva Meyers, Mary Alice Ivah Mathls, Louise Hinaon, R FLIES SUNSHINE ENTEBT* TV rrd, Clyde King. Marion Hinson, f. Nell Hilton, Helen Campbell, il, Willie May Wallace. ] 1 r THE LANCASTER N1 BETHEL PRESBYTERIAL HERE APRIL 11 AND 1 Interesting Program Arranged nr the Public is Cordially Invited to Attend. The public, especially the ladit >f the town and county, are cordial! nvjted to attend the seesions i lethel Presbyterial which will t leld in the Presbyterian churt Vpril lltii and 12th. Thursday Morning. 10 a. m.?Hymn. "Come Tbo Mmighty King." Devotional by Rev. W. S. Fatte: on. Greetings. Presbyterian by Mrs R T. Beat: A. R. P by Mrs. W. I). Craig. Methodist by Mrs. Geo. W. Wi iams. Baptist by Mrs. T. Y. Williams. (Episcopal by Mrs. S L. Allen. Response by Mrs. J. Fred Bel lock Hill. S. C. Roll Call. Response from societies. Reports from officers. President's message. Reports from secretaries of <\ause? Conference on Social and Horn fission Work in Bethel Presbyterj Executive committee meeting. Afternoon 12: HO. Hymn. Prayer. Appointment of committees. Business. Report of S. C. Synodical Auxil iry meeting by Miss A. Darby, o 'hester. Report of Montreat Summe School of Missions by Mrs. S. M IcNeel, of York. Question Hour?} ible study o tewardship. Symposium?-The local society a school led by Mrs. R. E. Wylie. 1. The Devotional in the Societ; y Mrs. Ernest Moore. U. Material for Program by Mrs tr n tx 2 ? v. r. uttvie. 3. Mission Study by Mrs. I. fl layes. 4. Magazines and Church Paper y Miss Annie E. Witherspoon. Prayer by Mrs. R. T. Beaty. Hymn?"Ix>rd, Speak to Me." Night 8:<M> p. m. A Mode] Chistian Endeavor So iety Meeting led by Mrs. John H 'oag. Music by choir. 8:30 n. m. Devotional?Rev. W. S. Pattersor Addrees on Stewardship and Horn lissions by Rev. E. E. Gillespie, o rork. S. C. Benediction. Friday. 10 a. in.? Hymn, "I l>ove to Tel he Story." Prayer. R?"adine of minutes. Business. Devotional by Miss Desslie Withet poon, of York. 10:30 a. m.?Music by choir. 10:4f? a. m.?Missionary addres y Miss Nell Sprunt, of Tsing Kian^ ?ti rhino "Hymn?"I'll Go Where Yo Vant Me to Go." Election of officers. 'Prayer by Mrs. W. H. Herndon. o rork. Afternoon 2:110 p. nt. Hymn?" I Be Faithful." Prayer. Unfinished business. Heading of minutes. Open Discussion?How has th 'resbyterial helped you? Through you. how will it help you ociety? Sentence prayers. Hymn?"Blest Be the Tie The linds." Adjournment. 4 p. m.?Reception at the hom f Mrs. R. E. Wylie. + ). + + + + + + k ITVIAVT uniun. ). + + + + + + + + + + + + I*aneaBter. S. C., R. P. I). No. Vpsil 4.?The school children enjo: 'd an f-KK hunt last Friday afte loon. Mr. H. H. Shute Js visiting his si; er, Mrs. Charlie Rowell, in the Tal rnacle section. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hunter have r urncd from the Fennell inflrmar vhere they carried their baby for a >peration. The child 1* doing nicel Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Adams are H >roud possessors of a baby boy. F trrived on March 31st. The members of the Woman's Mi tionary society met at the chur< resterday (Wednesday) for prayi lervlce. The little child of Mr. and Mr Rud Polsten died at their home la wee*. Mendamm K. M. Harrison and D. Haile are both very 111. We hoj Lhey will aoon recover from their 11 I CM. BWS, LANCASTER, S. C. j GAFFNEY NEWSPAPER MAN CHARGED WITH KL.ANDK1 ~| Gaffney, April 4.?In last week' issue of The Cherokee News, that pa ,d1 per carried an item to the effect tha j Dr. F. C. Hickson and a travelini man engaged in an altercation at tb< I Commercial hotel over the war an< {that the traveling man called th< 'doctor a traitor to his country. , in me louowing issue 01 rue uan v ney lyedper, Dr. Hickson pronounce* )f the statement as false and on Tues ,c ! day Mr. Parrott of The News va ^arrested on a warrant sworn out b; i Iff. Hickson charging him with slan ; der. Mr. Parrott waived examina u 1 tion and pave bond in the sum o ;$500 for his appearance before 1b< r. I next term of the court of penera | sessions which w ill convene in June In the issue of The Ledger of yester y. jday Mr. Parrott says the informatioi ! was given him about Dr. Hickson Ir I. ,the proprietor of the hotel and ? United States official. PLAN LI VIM; FLAG IN 1, HONOR OF Mil. McATHM Columbia. S. C\, April 4.?Willian G. McAdoo will speak in Columbfi on the afternoon of April 10 to pivt an impetus to the drive for the thin Liberty loan which commences oi , April 6. I ej ivir. mcaooo is srneauK-d to arrivt r j In Columbia from Washington ai 12:50 o'clock in the afternoon and will be met at the train by Gorernoi Manning, Brigadier General Charles J. Bailey, commander of Camp Jackson, and his staff, a regiment of soldiers from Camp Jackson and members of the active war working orf ganizations of the state. 1 The teachers of the city school? rjare preparing a living representation ' of the "StarB and Stripes" to greet I Mr. McAdoo. The children of the * city schools will be arranged to represent "Old Glory" on the steps on s the south side of the state capitol, facing the parade headed by the vis* ! itor. I RESOLUTION'S OF RESPECT. > Whereas our Heavenly Father has called to "higher service" Mrs s Lottie B. Foster, a loyal and greatly loved member of the L. C. U. D C., be it resolved, That we, as a chapter, bow low in humble submission to His righteous will, and thank our Heavenlj Father that we had the high privi'"'lege of working with her in a caust she held so dear to her heart. Hei information on all Confederate re cords was very thorough and her pa triotism had not diminished, foi ? when the present war was begun sh? again threw herself into the work ai she did in days of old. Her finger! were busily engaged in supplyini knitted goods for our soldier boys ai II j long as she was able to work. Sh< also taught the little children to knit I 2. That faithful in life, and it death triumphant, she has left b loved ones and friends sweet mem - ories. 3. That our deepest sympathy h tendered to the children and rela *1 u>no III IIICII tlMC Ufl CUI tUlHIll , 4. That a blank page in our min ute book be inscribed to her memory u and that the secretary be instructe< to send a copy of these resolutions t< the family, f Mrs. E. A. Houph, Mrs. J. M. Riddle, Mrs. W P. Davis, Committee. i ? 1 SUMI\ - JUNE 18TH TO U] JULY 26TH, 1918 " e NOTED EDUCATORS: Fa Alphonso Smith, professor of a! former Secretary of National ferenre; William Wirt, oripina Kirksville, Missouri; Ella Fli of Chicago; Dr. Liberty H. R Henry N. Snyder, President. 1 2. Ida Tarbell, lecturer and authi f. Teaching; Mr*. Emma A. Fo: r- COURSE OF STUDY: Fu intendents and Principals; (2 uiahin# Pol 1 act a onH FACULTY: President Johi of specialists and leaders of e< SPECIAL. FEATURES: 8p ?- course ii> Surgical Dressing, ] y, in high hehool, model school, r n methods, etc. County boards teachers who do satisfactory * Ijottures, Entertainments, 0 ponally Conducted Excursion* I* water. Bowling Alleys, Large Board and matriculation fe The best accommodations, h For further information write er Reserve dormitory accommi -I D. J. 1 .! A Better Roaghag Mr. Wesley Johnson. Aiken, S. C., ? cows and says that he prefers the 3 He believes that they are cheape j story ot RUC* W 1 ^ coTTor V HUI UNTl S v In two words?Cheaper?Better. of its kind is the cheapest or that is certainly true of Buckeye Hul eliminates all the objectionable fe? f it possible to sell the delinted hul roughage can be bought. If you i buy the cheapest ? Buckeye Hi 1 roughage?Buckeye Hulls?you w Ts secure the best results and ts derei thoroughly twelve hours before ] wetting them dewn night and msrning I this csnnst be dene, wet dawn st lei k ? a st.. a?it _ _ ? tru me nuiia orj, use amy naif u mi Book of Mixe Give* the right formula for every comblr how much to feed for maintenance, for n Buckeye Hulla and give* directions for copy to nearest mill. ' t>*pt. k The Buckeye ( 1 Allantm Birmingham Cms I Amgmatm Charlottm Jack* 5 ???? II NOTICK?IiANt'ASTKH GRADKI) SCHOOLS. t I To All Whom It May Concern: j Take notice that pursuant to a . petition signed by ten voters and . freeholder resident in Dancaster . ?cbocd D.strict. we. the undersigned . Trustees of said District, do hereby call a public meeting to be composed i of all those voters who are resident i in and return for taxation in said , District real and personal property > of the value of not less than one hunderd ($100,00 1 dollars, to as i semble in the court house at Lan, caster, S. C.. on Friday, the 19th day . of April, 1918. at 6 o'clock, p. m., tor the purpose of electing a chair. man and secretary of said meeting five trustees for said School District, ( and of determining what special tax. it any. not to exceed nine mills, shall be levied, as the majority present chall decide, on all real and personal property within said School , r District, for the maintenance of the public schools of said district. f This 2nd day of April. 1918. LEROY SPRINGS, j "E. W. SISTARE, 1 J. I). FUNDERBURK, J. T. THOMA9SON. GEO. W. WILLIAMS. t r Trustees. I 3 + { i * * * BUSINESS NOTICES + S5 * + * + + + + + 4- + + + + + + + + 1 FOR RENT?Four rooms for rent. u Apply to Mrs. Cora Garvin, Lancaster, S. C. 48-lt. j HI V THAT BOY or that hand a Bicycle You will find it cheaper than letting them ride your stock just when you need your horse or * mule, and let him pay while he ' rides. J. H. Mackorell. 48-tf. ) COW TAKEN lrP?Jersey cow with Ihorna sawed off last Sunday. Owner can get same by paying expenses and for this ad. Mrs. M. L,. Beckham, Pleasant Hill. 48-lt. 4ER SCI INTHROP COLLEI imom educators of the United States w English in United States Naval Aca<leui Playground Association of America ai? tor of the famous Oarv Plan; John R. K agg Young, former President. N. fJ. A. a alley, Cornell University; A. B. CooK, A Wofford College; Dr. A. F. Winshlp, ed or; Dr. W. C. Bagley of the Carnegie F (, noted parliamentarian, and many oth< II courses of study will he provided to ) High School Teachers; (3) Primary a (5) Those wishing special branches, won has secured an unusually large an Juration in*this and other States, eclal course for Club Women of this 8b Parliamentary Iwtw; Demonstration Wor ural school problems, kindergarten pract of education are authorised to renew < ork in this Rummer School and take th ut-of-Door PLays, Musical Companies, ttd , I^arge New Oymnasium, Regulation Hi i Athletic Field thoroughly equipped, e for entire session $36.00. A place for health, recreation, Informal for Summer School Bulletin, jdationn aa early aa poaaible. B. JOHNSON, Presic Rock Hill, S. C. ^ J. ... FRIDAY, APRIL 5, 1918. S e for Less Money I feeds Buckeye Hulls to his milch m to any hulls he has ever used. r and better. That is the whole Ceiyf 1 LLS V, "I aas 1 It is rare that the best product V the cheapest is the best but this 1 Is. Removing the lint not only I itures of old style hulli but makes 1 lis at the lowest figure for which I want the best rpughage you must 1 nils. Jf you buy the cheapest ] ill get the best. I Itp the ensilage edor, icat the holla feeding. It is easy te de this hy For the nest feeding. If at any time sst thirty minutes. If you prefer to uch by bulk as of eld style bulls. d Feed* Free tatloo ot feed* used in the South. Tells "lk. for fattening, for work. Describes using them properly. Send for your Cotton Oil Co. Dept. K wood Little Rock Memphia on Macon Selma ^ Commencement Invitations and Program*?The Lancaster News can furnish attractive engraved invitotinnc f nlHnro /loedn ?> reasonable prices. See our line of samples for 1918. The Lancaster Nfw?. I'IGR?Will have a fine bunch in Lancaster Saturday. Come early If you want any; seven weeks old. k. A. Look- 47-lt-np. WANTED?At the State Hospital for the Insane, Columbia, white women, preferably between the ages of eighteen and thirty years, as student nurses and attendants. For information write the Superintendent. 46-3t. DR. W. 8. HOLLY, Veterinary Physician, Surgeon and Dentist. Office at Gregory, Heod Live Stock Co. Htables. Residence Phone 185; Office Phone 226. NOTICE?Jack service at W. C. Hough's farm, about one mile north of the town of Lancaster. Terms: Cash down, $7.00, balance of $13.00 due when mare is with fold by my Jack and payable at folding time. Please bring mare to this place as near 12 o'clock m. as convenient or late in the evening. W. C. Hough, O. H. Bell. 47-4t. WANTED?Meal and Hull Sacks. Mr. Farmer bring us your meal * and hull sacks. We will give you 10 cents a piece for them. We can also use your oat and feed sacks. All of them must be free from holes. Lancaster Cotton OH Co. 41-8t. EARLY JERSEY WAKEFIELD and Early Flat Dutch Cabbage Plants now ready. Plant and then plant some more. You can not have too many. J. B. Mackorell. 43-tf. ANYTHING in Engraving. Lithograhing, Printing or Ruling. The Lancaster News. Great minds have purposes; others have wishes.?'Washington Irving. ROCK HILL SOUTH CAROLINA ill Rive series of lectures. Dr. y, author; Dr. Henry S. Curtis, (1 National Child Welfare Conirk, President. 8tate Normal of ,n<l Superintendent, City Schools merican Consul to Greece; Dr. litor of Journal of Education; oun-d&tion for Advancement of srs. meet the needs of: (1) Super nd Grade Teachers; (4) Those d competent faculty composed ate. July 8th to July 20th; k with Children in all grades Lice, lectures on the Montessori xrtlflcates now In force for a'l fi e final examinations. uoationaJ M erring Pictures Perze Swimming Pool with filtered Lion, and inspiration unexcelled. I lent '