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<irr:. n> PAGE FOUR ii 1 * TheMncasterNews fverv (SEMI-WUEKLV.) Established 1832. 18 alul 4 5, k m those who li Published Tuesday ami Friday UY Tim under previoi LANCAb 1 Kit N1'. \\ lU\ll'AN\ . qh Thursday Lancaster, S. C. j same details GBOltaifi BULLA CRAVEN foct as those Editor and Munauer _ _ j 1917 and 19 The News is not responsible for the||a;iuie to re views of Correspondents. Short and rational articles on topics of general I 1't'lsonment a interest will be gladly received. I orate hllusell SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: jflneCash in Advance. It is estir One Year *2.00 00o,000 men *5ix Months 1.00 resuirements Entered as Second Class Matter . ...?i October 7, 1005, at the Postofflce at ,lUU UUb i>ancattf,er, S. C., under act ot Con- those under gross of March 3, 1S70. have been cl? lYllt. < ;eral Crowder by June 30, ^Ay Country 'Tio of Thoo. Sweet Land tion' ,f xx,thil of Lihorty." the inachinei TUESDAY, SEPT. 3, 1918. l:5'?00,000 ( already bden SENTENCE SERMONS. JOYIUI1 / The reque Cheerfulness is a small virtue, it tration to el is true, but it sheds such a bright- consumption ' ' -ness around us in this life that appears to h neither dark clouds nor rain can disu u ?i .. . and decisive pel its happy influence.?Alexander. country. In Nature has perfections, in order tically unani to show that she is the image of God; of course, and defects, in order to show that "fuelless M sho is only His image.?Pascal. many believt Of books there is first of all the wou'(l work Bible. Then there is Shakespeare the great mt And in the train of those two there i??ring no oh, if follows a multitude of lesser vol-i , v . . and are obe umeg of great worth which to Eng'< , lish-speakiog.-peoples will remain for,wil1 proolucle nil time actual necessities of life.?!'ng made an - J. Hetherbloom. suggestions. " offer plausib i We have not relegated religion. |p(,oU of gav|n like something we are shamed to # kIiow, to obscure byways and shabby s:i%'nK ? Ra' habitations. No! We will have her ministration mixed throughout the whole mass ot It is no sacri life and blended with nil classes of an(j n0w, th Koclety. Wo will have her to exalt .. tion lias ash her mitred front in courts and parliaments Edmund Burke. Inp ot (,,r> c' * ' with and it i * ~~ of the matori EDITOR I ALETTES. necessary ant ulnted record H0W iiu* the manpower bill will worry an,ount ?f , the Hun more than any ol' us who .iIU, no r0stri Jiave to register. |he amount , Col + * it is put St,IK . v If conscience is to determine the Ameri ual motorist I t to mi Sunday joy-ride probably those who CKm> necessary in t conic haven't any will be excused. . , deavo- + __ business, and of au T. . . . . dinary busine -j . It is not expected that the jovride iauo . _ . ... * days are not howt y?u forego on Sunday will he taken _ ...... In manv to PIT ?? on some other day of the week. ceede _ have announi V the h Spain, sooner or later, will come ?loa<*d from S : tratlor to a realization that the fence is a ^1,M,day morn *Month hum place to sit on in war times. wi" ')0 ,or sa' 30-31 ? _ + ? the spirit of tl day And all of the candidates who request and s, 1 day wanted ,o serve their country hut throughout tl * were defeated at the polls can now such time as 1 da> .. . . j da, enlist. gasoline short in f + This, however hold ?ju)0 primary of last week demon- on the part o j ?trated anient; other things that the This would re 48 ro.. Australian ballot system is luO per small degree t 32 to rent efficient. on Sunday, hi po . "* - the spirit of p- The Americans have started to- the fuel adn wards Berlin and Americans usuallv bring a hards go where they start and get what opening an o ?- they go after. age man and + Sabbath day tlOD ]Q t _gtr Americans are doing wonderful fighting, the dispatches tell us, but ON THF who expected the Americans to do Out of th * v. any other kind of fighting. battlefronts expectation I (Will some of those well versed in vitable defea , . ^ politics step up and tell us what is Carman peoi to become of a republican elected to activity of l Office on a democratic ticket. sides of tbe j * ^ ; being driven Orleans Is said to have saved preparations ^5,000 gallons of gasoline Sunday creasing two by observing the "saving request" of power which t ' the fuel administration, and judging can but see c? by that New Orleans must be as large coming his w or larger than I^ancaster. depends upoi ( - ? jvould, he m J Politics is coming In for general' The allie renovation. Liquor has been tal-en driving the i a way from It; the Australian ballot territory and bas a moral effect and now Cap'n gium. The " bfcAdoo has taken the railroads out nothing to si | of politics. After a while politics fighting and will be fit for the women to have a men. The * band In. during the p r . 1 rO t . rk </i5 v : w- . y* ' *" rr . - # . THE LANCASTER NEWS, LAN< NEW DRAFT. isistent and day by day they have SEPTEM! \ between the ages of gone ahead with the enemy retreat- ] both inclusive, except jing in confusion. The capture of the tave already registered important railroad center of Pens drafts, must register ronne, which was accomplished Sun- miration o: , September 12. The day was one of the certainties when lion. The; of draft will be in ef-lthe allies made a dash late Satur- j Unction ol of the registrations of! day, but it is an important gain.! but a'so j ... I which hum 18. and the penalty for | It is evident that the enemy is un-'them will gister is one year im- able to strengthen his resistance and years to cc md no man can exon- rather it is weakening day by day. great servi f by the payment of a f?r mankin SEDITION. "H.v the nated that nearly 13,The c,ty border in Thomasville. i ??* <???? will come under the;N- C- has been crested by the fed- J wj(h {]u for this registration ,eral authoriHes on charges of sedi- vvho ri,aIis8( 1 be classified exactly as t,on' hi8 ofr?nse bei"K utterance1 solemn sigi previous registrations' of VGry foolish and ungrounded Having mm . r. i.. ?n > ...... their respe issifled, raising, accord- ? 10 a"0s mm muuus assumed it istimate a class one of!?ther8 he made tho following state- Xilltics oi 900 men. Those, Geu-imen*8" | looking bar says, will be In Franco' 'German submarine has been in civil am Hext I In American waters since tho visit of realize as 3 way to evade reglstra- th? ^eutschland ? | ^ n the ages set forth and I Shlps sunk alons the coast were are put ai y for registering the i dps*,oyed American vessels." 'right: and approximate) men has! "There 19 n? actual sugar short- records tho set in motion 'aRe and no ""gar-laden vessels have now (,n,v m been sunk." J their lives. I , ' this is the i EliKSS SUNDAYS. I 'The so-called food law is not a tivolv ,j, st of the fuel adminis- ,aw ln fact. and cannot be enforced." , and massin iniinate all unnecessary "The government discontinues the'every kind of gasoline on Sundays Payment of allotments to soldiers' ra" as ave met w ith proinnt dependents as soon as soldiers reach ',n<' ' (| Only a response throughout the ' ranee." ister will h Lancaster it was prae- NVo don't know how far the espi- arms. Tho inous. onage net will go In prosecuting a 'it will be as in the case of the 1,1 an for making such statements. On ' ''-v ;,,'(>M al , * ,? .. , , . i not be re!i londavs" la.-t winter, Gieir face it looks more like ignosponsibilitic ? that some >iher plan ranee or plain lying than sedition,1 ,.annnf f((. > to better advantage, but nl'hougli a man possessing the quail- industrial t ijority of people are of- "cations of a recorder in a good-''he success jeetion to the "request" 9,70(1 town ought have better sense :,s murh as ying In a manner that tlian to "lake such statements, even tf ' the possibility of its be- '"""Rh be is not acquainted with ,luty may ,, i "order." Few of the 1,10 actual facts. Somebody who is and with fu if in fact, any of them. ma>' "c al,1? to tell him better, and our flna lo or practicable pros- we suspect that Mr. Westmoreland. ,y' (,omo('n . . our solemn ig gasoline, and it is the ?' rhomasville, will discover that he ,. , that we sta soline that the fuel ad- lna(1? a mistake or lied. a colnm<)? , wishes to accomplish. is the call flee, it may be said here ~~ ',true man ir SC ISSOIIS AM) PASTE. with pride at the tuel adnnnistra ness that i :ed. "Necessary" driv- i Not Regretted. ,,art 1,1 % ln is not to be interfered , ' ar whose s (Monroe Enquirer.) 9 s left to the conscience' Tnat was some quantity of liquor ofTo,s i,s 5 1st to determine what !-> that went up in blur flame in OwansI what is not. No tab- '?rot 'vv-. ,:i?' Saturday night. You VOORML \ill lire! a report of it in this paper. IMH I is to be kept of the \ rul yet. the los? of those thousands gasoline one eonsniues 0j> barrels 0f liquor does not mean (Contii etions are placed upon ns much to the eaters o thread and >ne may purchase, hut the wearers of clothes as would the ''10 ire up to each ind.vid- 'urtil n of a thimblerul of wheat.""*' ani1 " or te burning of a single thread. Lo use none that is not ... , wedges thf The world has not one crumb less to he conduct ol oidinary eat no[. a single thread less to wearjonom^' in the conduct 01 or- because of the destruction of that1 ^ith th? ,, .. . _ i tors now vi ss long drives on Sun- liquor, then why worry? wings of th a necessity. .tare moving wns and cities garages PKRSONAIjM 111 to ,h'* ' >ed that they will be ' |i'he wing o aturday midnight until ,, ... . . ? . .. ,_hNOSt ?f ^ P It. \\ Itradiey, of Kershaw, Route ,,nder volar ing and no gasoline 5 was a business visitor in the city pressure of e. This is in line with Saturday. ! forces. Fol ie fuel administration's j mol the nlli hould be made general Charlotte Jones has gone to;further forw Wan- Shoals where she will teach. ...out noon ie rutted States until ? 11 upon ?0? road, less 1 the possibility of a Mollvia Taylor is visiting VVPHf of An age has been removed. Mrs Jack Smith in Columbia. From ;nf? out of t should be voluntary Columbia Miss Taylor will go to ,j,e channe r the garage owners. Marion where s,,? w,n tearh' ''on.o rluce directly to a very ",f> s" M shps Louise and Eliza Wylle Soissons. th he use of pleasure cars ... ?. ,, . and Dorothy Moore have gone to troops are < it it is in keeping with Richmond where they will go in notwlthstam the plan laid dowu hy Gaining at Memorial hospital. lion of the linistration and would 0 l.eury and ( hip upon no one. rather M' ;,n'' Mrs ' r Robinson, of captured an pportunity for the gar- ^ni-ricus. (la spent the week-end ( footing has , , with Mr and Mrs W. J. Robinson. 1 west of fo his help to spend the __D_ which passe as others spend It. , MiHa Marle Craig has returned to n,"k' from ( 'i Valdosta, (la . to continue her <lu- numbers of 1 H.ATTIiKFRONTS. , ties teaching. j<en jn thes e recent events on the I 0? From Ar . . Miss Naomi Derrick left yestercomes more reasonable. ?"i | day for Klorree whore she will teach. Commissi that realization of Ine- : ^ minis t Is soon to come to the 0n Wednesday morning Mrs. I hereby >le. With the increased Harry Hester was hostess at an In- dldate for 1 :he Americans on both formal sewing party, given compll- of agrlculti Atlantic; with the enemy rm'n,ary to Misses Eliza and Louise j tries, subje . . ? .. Wylle and Miss Dorothy Moore, 1 Democratic back on all Bides and \ , . ... j . . . 1 . prior to their departure for Rich- I am a 1 going rorwara ror in- mond, Va. A delicious salad course, been conne -fold the American man- was served. commission Is driving him back, he ? merce and that defeat is surely M1rs Ea,e,,e Milling loft yeater- as pure fo ,,, .J day for Marion, where she will organized ay. When ne will see it . . teach. and was pi n many things; If he __0? A?k the b Ight see it now. Mrs. Marion Witherapoon and son, about me. ^ the Americans are Marion Sims, returned yesterday voters of Germans off the French fro,n a tr,p *? r',ftnn Rpr,n** and '?rft app" Asheville. vote given I several miles into Hel- __0_ missloner Germans really have Miss Helen Mackey has been visit- primary. liow for their four years Ing relatives in Rlacksburg. for this ol the cost of millions of " ' your conti ^ ,,, Mr apd Mr*> A. H. Greene aria Ins made by the ailies .... r*ved home yesterday after speed- Pendletc ast week have been per-J{ng tho |n Rork H11I. 91-2t. * * Jl " ^ ~ " -<N I 1 m CASTER, S. C. ItEH 12 IS | . 4 , REGISTRATION DAY! ' ued From Page One.) ' f all who see them in ac> covet not only the disserving in this great war ^ 1 the inspiring memories dreds of thousands of cherish through their me of a great day and a i " ce for their country and j id. men, of the older group} upon, the opportunity (1 to them will lie accept- 1^1 W ? calm resolution of those to the full the deep and nil! ranee of what they do. do a place for themselves. o l ! ctive communities, having ijllOSCTlUCT home the graver respon- _ m ' life in many spheres. who wish to p k upon honorable records I Industrial life, they will j i| ? - perhaps no others could CQll TOT ITMZ L ly their own fortunes and j >s of nil whom they love C L *1 t stake In this war for1 ijUDSCTlD T will know that the very y have made render their i no payments the commanding duty of They know how surely _x nation's war, how impera- ^ * mtands the mobilization g of all our resources of They will regard tlii; supreme call of their day. THF R A MIC iswer it accordingly. I 1 OCl Dillili portion of these who reg-' ,, l-ar LANC, se who are not physically excused, those exempted linncc; those who should ? evod of their present re ?s; above all, those who spared from the civil and asks at home upon which ; of out armie- depend- ??????? upon the lighting at ( < inity of Noyon, the British all must be registered in i |.-r0nch troops have made furthe the selection for md.tary | ,nni kable gains, gauged both b> e made in re i 'olligently | , xlonl ol- llu. territory delix dl information. This xvil n)lll hands and its 1 demonstration of loya' , importance for further mat icy and the will to win. t.|-s. notice to all the world, Pennine, the last Important ml absolutely together in.jn (jorman hands on the So resolution and purpose. It 1 fivor. has been captured by to duty to which every iiritish. who have passed on i the country will respond , ward and northward with st and with the conscious- ..? <? ?-- - i mi mr> iiui ? it iiMaiMiiiii; I 11i? 11 doing so he p.ays In- ,1(.P ,,f j)u. enemy. Rourhesv; (lication of a Croat cause J|n(, Uanrourt aM(l tho hlgh pr i.mmons e\ei\ trno heart djacent to them also are Hi supremo service. ami Field Marshal Hale's men * j arrived at the outskirts of th /EEI.E ANI) Pierre-Vasst wood. Farther t? IKK TOWNS TAKEN north other towns have been ti including Rulleeourt, which au?'d 1 mm I ago 1.) week changed hands several til process of being blotted violent battles, l some instances the al The Canadians and Austi lelves have driven In were In the forefront of the m it seriously menace the lhrouKhout fhis ropIon ai Maine and I'ieardy sec- " rtually all reclaimed, the """"" "~"""""" e present allied offensive STUDENT'S ARB in a manner that bodes Hermans In the north P*% n the I,vs salient south- I ^80)^1611(111 L0 res gradually is bending * GRE V ttary retirement and the Field Marshal Haig's Students eighteen y< lowing the fall of Kem- ?? the U. S. Military So led liue has been moved ceivo from the Govermrv ard unt.1 it now rests al- addition to living expens the Fstaires-I.a-Hassee Opportunity will 1)0 ; than seven miles south to Navy, if so desired, mentlores. Hv the wip-j Full COUl'SOS of stu his salient the menace to students will he provided 1 ports has been over WHte or teIcj?raph J tion. nithern wing, north of e French and American | ootlnuing their progress I ling the violent opposi enemy. The villages of ??????? 'recy-a n -Mont have been ??????~ d crossing the Ailette, n been gained in the woods < ucy-le-Chateau. through ^ d the railroad line run-; "M C 1 inauny to Laon. Large ~ ????? p-isoners have been tae operations. J ras southward to the vl- lm#l loner of Agriculture. ' announce myself a can- > V . the office of commissioner PllDils an Ail ire. commerce and Indua"U:,; "" ru,?" fore the openii practical farmer and have _ A 11 cted with the office of the fol" WOrK. All ler of agriculture. comindustrles for seven years W/-wvLr? a kp. od and seed Inspector. I UUUK.5 <Xl KZ 11CI the state farfners union a f -esident In 1905 and 1906. i books tor new uslness men of Lancaster I wish to express to the ?????? Lancaster county mv sin elation for the handsome "1 * me In my race for comof agriculture In tho flrat ^ AA*9 I am In the aecond race [The and will appreciate m nued support. M B. HARRIS. m, Anderson County, 8. C. r r ant TUESDAY. SEPT. 3, 1918. fsjj ? ? LIBERTY DNDS I ON HAND J j s who have paid or <ay cash will please >onds. > * ? s who have made will hindly do so ;i OF LANCASTER . ASTER, S. C. * LI and gallant work. Considerably more r re than 2.000 prisoners have been tar the ken by the British and a few guns rered also have been captured. ,euv- KEOLSTKATION NOTICE. The Lancaster County Board of town Registration will visit the following mme places at the time given, for the pur.. rinse r.' l'eirist erinp the vntoa nn.l urge that the voters appear in pereas " son and register: eady t'aiinei. Monday, September 16. esist-l I'ine Grove, Tuesday, September 17. isnos1 I Van Wyck, Wednesday, Septeinound i |,or js, to noon, and at Osceola in ritisblthe afternoon of the same day. have Relalr, Thursday, September 10. ? ! Heath Springs, Monday. Septem- ,&J| ?ljber 23. > the| Kershaw, Tuesday. September 24. ikon. Midway, Wednesday, September last'2R. to noon, and at Taxahaw, afternoon of same day. ines In Carnes* School House, Thursday, September 26. W. G. A. PORTER, ralians W F. ESTHIDOE, ;ineuv- K. J. FI.YNN, County Hoard of Registration, id did 9i, tlY TRAINING CORPS AT liege of South Carolina T OPPORTUNITY. ;ars of age and over will be enlisted rrioe, and while at college will recnt the regular pay or a soldier in es, uniform and equipment. given later for transfer from Army dv to meet requirements of such ' j for rooms or for further informa I). M. lHJUULAfS, President, Clinton, S. C. >1 Opens NDAY . Id get their books be- 1 ig day and be ready S the State list of school I e.. Exchange of old I ones is perfhitted. I