The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 25, 1919, Image 4
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October 7, 1905, at the Poatofflce at
Lancaster. S. C., under act of Con- looking t
frees of March 3, lo79. Carolina.
TUESDAY, FEU. 2r>, 1919. obJecti?n
seems to
pi
5LV> 1 n no,bin
^ |"?e gem
"Kv Country 'Tn of Th??, Swnt Land Pruning
' j Keprei
! News Sal
SENTENCE SERMONS. tn the ?
voted do
Who pants for glory finds but short Jec,^ona,,
repose, ! niembers
A breath revives him. or a breath against t
overthrows. ?Pope. represent
There is a respect to mankind sonu,b'n
which should cause kings to respect ,a(' "1a?
habit and incline even the wisest of; li?a stat
men to follow Innocent customs.? adopted
I. Watt. j,j;l |t. p,,
| , , assembly
What a man docs for others, not
what they do for him, gives him iiu- objection
mortality.?Webster. plan wei
but it wo
The emancipation from care and lor tju. j(
sorrow and unrest 'ies in that going , , ,
... ... would In
out of ourselves which we call Love.
?Maclaren. , P'arPS ar
itself. T
I have no pleasure in any man done its
who despises music. It is no inven- j.rv |,e,.a
tion of ours; it is the gift of God. 1
place it next to religion. Satan hates ' U
music: he knows it drives the evil out
of us.?Martin Luther. roads anc
* ~ it would
ED ITOKIA1 jKTTEH. legislatur
the objec
Sign the pledge. i The gt
no really
Society Note: President Wilson
present s
arrived from France Sunday for a
matter ol
brief visit to relatives.
^ ; altogethe
The thing we can not understand that it r
is now uoes a worKing man get pieseni \
money enough in hoy ?? .??; , (annum- highway
ing that beer Is for sale somewhere shared, v
in the world). cent of tli
" by all pec
(f no other good roads legislation'
tieen rais
is possible at this session the gcn(
arolina:
. at'al assetnhlv might revive that law , , ,
veloped I
prohibiting the throwing ol glass in
|ilan for
7 the public highways.
f function
rh<* tact that the police nipped in hnd th
"the bud a proposed assassination of factory tr
President Wilson will make some of K'cat maj
us think that what we have been ?
thinking of the police is not true. ICKIH
A meet
There was a plenty room to show t((r (ju,
Improvement in the operation of the ,.ll;tr.
railroads and the government didn't j)(> )(J ,ejj
That ought to serve as one reason for 1( |PM,S( t,
turning them baoK to private opera- ;i|l(1 ask tl
tf-Ion. i will red lie
About the best thing we can siy 1,0 Acre#
for the legislature of South Caro- !>''"'laiiiat
Tina is that it is just as good as the am' ""'Ci
legislature of North Carolina, and county re.
neither has passed any good roads ""POitant
legislation. h" s,rk''
? though it
The first man who calls the tieatv erg TOePC|
of peace a scrap of paper will have 0(^Pr 1>USI
? lot coming to him and it will come
^ At a n
And those counties which are aRo in th
votiaR bonds for Rood roads have passed to
merely taken time by the forelock. : of Lancai
their rott<
An advertisement in one of the
. per cent
daily papers tells us that General
j Carolina
VershinR's own map of the Great Ar|
siRninR of
yonne forest is on sale. And, hecomplishe
1 :eye 11 ?t. Tlo, General Pershinp had
, mittee wi
yomethinR to do with makiiiR that
j district s
lunp.
1 I it will be
If the legislature adjourns with- pledpe ca
oof passinir any pood roads lopisla- The col
t'en it will have lost $1,147,77.4 in ter for i
f. deral aid which would have been passed ur
cominp to South Carolina and a mil- action of
lion dollars and a fraction over ouRht acreape v
to be enoitRh to make even a leRlsl.iv necessary
for sit up nnd take notice. ate. It is
KGISLATI KK AND GOOD the matter of a
ItOADS. will say to hire
man at a distance it looks will not matt<
legislature is not going to1 not be missed
good roads legislation, it it many do this a
i
it. The matter is now up staying away I
ays and means committee of tanner, large t
le and that committee can this meeting i
iction at this session if it isjday and lend
ted. and it was charged last! aid may be. t
the general assembly thut dittons that tl
tnitment of the question tO| farmer, but t
nittee was done in an effort j manufacturer,
legislation. The News can-j in the south,
island how the members oft
I'll !. ei'i. t.
ral assembly will be abie to1
President V
hemselves if nothing is done;
Sunday night.
0 permanent roads in South
j president of t
nor can it understand the|
left the count
1 to the legislation, which |
olfice, Presidei
be confined largely bv the'
home ou a vi
the state house in t'olumbia.
I turn to Paris i
stake not, sentiment all ovorj
, opposition to
is for permanent roads and
t ing the counti
g is done at this session of!
I conference. Ih
?ral assembly a lot of ex-1
I give thanks th
is going to be in order.
Paris was nun
tentative Morton told The'
l out mishap.
turday that the amendments
| when he begit
riginal bill "just had to be
the French ni(
wn." If they appeared ob-i
i is ahead of th
de. we do not blame the!
! short period o
of the assembly for voting
ton. There ar
hem. but why did not these
; his time and t!
a fives who nhiecfi<rt
likely forgot 1
g that was better? It is a. RO|nR on a(.r?
tlie plan of tho South t'aro- wftr an
e automobile association |lonrjy finished
at a convention in Colum- poubtloss V
comber wont to the general pay ijjtie atiei
in a crude form and the ^ pf,jiries
s to certain features of that qnoRllnns n
e perhaps well sustained. is nulrh
uld seem the natural course bndy mU9t ,io i
rgislature in those premises hpst of hls nl,n
to smooth out the rough wpjj Those '
ul patch up the bill to suit xvbo wjsi, to t
he legislature will not l|ave'sonni capital 01
duty to kill the good roads thp rnit?d sta,
use it was objectionable. ^ any bol,or
ilature knows that the P'?* (lont Wilson en
e state want permanent and without hi
1 if one bill is objectionable tpptupe of a p,
be the wise course for the jn (hp wo).
e to prepare another with
tlons removed. i Arrests i
J Philadelphia
neral assembly has Pa"sed,ban!, and Span
important bills at the borP by aCcnts
ossion and its course in the jURticA on infoi
[ good roads has not been New York A
r pleasing. The News hopes seditious litem
, the authorities
edeeins itself during the somP co
\ eek and puts over the,tnkPn into cus
legislation. This hope is Sunday.
e believe, by ninety per, ,~
e people of the slate, if not Purls, Feb.
pie. No objection lias ever; eer. bead of t
Pd to good roads in South commission, ht
. 1 the allied war (
the only opposition d< - ^ ^ ^ m
ias been concerning the p.(ni.,fion ?f
getting the roads, and the xvar except of
,,f the general assembly is
e plan that would ho satis
, GOVERNOR
> all the pcopli* 01 to tno
LEGIS
orlty
^ (Continued
I CK TIIK \C KK.Xtii:.
my will he ht'id in Lamas- ments. The I
court house Friday, Feb- '**' an<' 1 s
the conference
the put pose ot which will
after much w n
the farmer that it is to his to lflo senate's
> reduce his cotton acre..ye There is a proi
tin to s.yn a pledye that he house this
e it by one-third. This will ,h? ^'^ases n
thev he in the
iye iteduction l>av," by> .
J members, excess
ion of Governor Cooper, The Ions tiyl
iiius will lie held in every chief game wni
it in the state and in other1'0 have ended,
..'session of the
towns I he meettny will;
I concerned Th
ly a farmers' meeting., C0mmllt0fl on
will he attended by hank- estry. providing
liants, manufacturers and the office of th
ness mm. I """ "
( volving of theii
teeting n couple of vmeks Rflme uardens.
is city h resolution wan lower body. t
the effect that the farmers troduced by V
iter county would reduce 'on< anf^ Mann
ens. was refits*
>n .m.|t th* .pp.o*imft.. An ????
now asked by the South^n week If
potton association and the law of statewi(
pledges will be readily ac-jp"' constit
d in tbis county. The com-j al
i Claud N. Sapp
11 appoint In each school . ,
' ' . tornev general.
ub-committees whose duty jonR declaring
to present to the farmers is unconstltutic
rds for their signatures. f^e house
South Carolina
'ton question is not a mat-,
' state for less tl
light consideration to be, Anothpr moa
i to the other fellow. The ?.as given Its
a few farme s in reducing general asseml
i'i 11 avail nothing and it lsjro"ed as nn a<
..... : inc for a great'
that all farmers co-oner-, ,
the hill provld
i too often the case that in fi(,n of *300.0
ttendlng meetings, one yearly li
iself that staying away college,
;r. that one man will ,aw* wlU
site in t
. The trouble Is too charle8t,
ind instead of one man on t^e ,
[here ate many. Kvery park, dc
>r small, should atte id council i
The e
n Lancaster next Kri-I
mass of
his aid. whatever that hJjj 8|gn
owurd remedying con- i nre joca
hreaten not alone the governoi
he business man and! *tai
and every individual!*1'"
i bills wh
| measure!
?II>KXT AT HOMK. J Laney i
' educatio
Wilson reached Boston j8 jjie a
While 110 other) agrlculti
he United States ever in the p
ry during his term of an aPPrr
other aj
it Wilson is merely at, ..
able eve
sit and expects to re-! mill tax
About March 5. Despite, tlnue in
{'resident Wilson leav-, months.
. maximut
ry to attend the peace.
I salary ol
ere are none but whoi Ig to bp
at the trip to and from teacher
ie in safety and with- four-teat
It will be the same monthly
is his journev back to "ian
principal
itropolis. A busy time month.
e president during the f?r the
f his stay in Washing increase
e many things to claim assis
. . > . .. grade c?
lionght and he wll not i
( more thf
or a moment what is I teacher
iss inc water. lie Is tificate r
d his war work is not ar,d an
j third-ura
$ 4 a n
'resident Wilson will .
j each yea
ition to the opposition! assistant
in dealing with war cipals.
e perhaps feels that !
. , , Full li
to he done and some-1
obtained
t If he does it to the
litv. he will have done
who oppose him. and
nake political or per- m J
nf of his absence from r J H
'es, possildv could not ? J "
And therefore Presi- r J JL
n work conscientiouslv ^3
11 1 ?
Indrance in the arch! no'
that will he last- P J ^
!| O
In Philadelphia. j ]
. Feb. 24.?Ten Cu-jj J
iards were arrested 'I ?
of the department of [ ^
filiation received from - __
. quantity of alleged ? J
iture was seized and ]
say the men ^rrested 1 ('(?j
nnection with tliose I ,
dodv in V<?w York ! j
?j
mtriate Germans. J i \-(?
24.? Ma thins Frzher- L _
he German armistice g ln<
is been informed hv P J ?
onncil that at present - j
> discussion of the re- . 1
German prisoners "f-J ^
wounded men or mcnil*
islv ill.
f 1
BEFORE J]
ILATI'RE TODAY il
? S
From Page One ) QJ
L-J
nwcr body. both in
, thrflatcned to reject ? jj
report, but finally, ?
iriRlinpr. came around r 1
way of thlnkinc. - J
aounced sentiment in . I
year also to contest i
f the senate, should I _
opinion of the bouse |
?ive J
tit on the office of J
rden seems definitely 1
as far as the present J
general nsseniblv in I
e bill of the house J t
fish, frame and for- J ;
for the abolition of f I
e ehief game warden ]
f fisheries and the de- . J
r duties on county j
?as rejected bv the Ui
Identical bill, in- [ J
lorrison, of Charles- ? I
and Leopard of IMck- f ]
'd earlier in the ses- |
will bo made to pass " 1 ??.
possible. some Rama I a
rle application which & utional.
Samuel M (
lornoT general and f I
formerly assistant at- J
have rendered opln- .1
that the present law v
mal C I
rejected the sale nT [ ??
cotton outside the f I
mn 3f? rants a pound | J | ]
sire nf interest which - J
final readinc In the J j
>lv and ordered en I ?
t was the hill provid- ? _
r Citadel. As passed, (
es for nn appropria- 5E*-?.
Oft. payable in three tllCTlSfC
- ?. Ml w? v# ?? " '
astallments. The military | A |
under the provisions of the
be removed from Its present
he center of the city of I L?
an to a 200-acre plat of land ) ^
Ashley river, near Hampton
mated by the municipal J
>f Charleston. L
eneral assembly has sent a
acts to Governor Cooper for
ature. Nearly all of them
1 in their application. The
has Riven his approval to
em. So far he has not used
er of veto. Two statewide
ich he has signed are the
* introduced by Senator
)f Chesterfield, affecting the ^
nal system of the state. One
ct providing for vocational, ti<
iral and industrial training
luhllc schools, which carries
>priation of $50,000. and the
iproprlates $125,000 to en-' 18
>ry school voting an eight- W(
for current expenses to consession
a full term of seven SO
This latter bill provides a
n salary for teachers. A
' not more than $7 5 a month
paid principals of three- 80
schools for the first year; a ^
nCi ntuuui pi uu i|iui <t
compensation of not more pc
05. and five-teacher school
I not more than $120 each
An additional $5 a month
second year and another $5
a month for the third year,
tant teacher, holding a first- .
?rtiflcate. shall be paid not
in $00 a month, an assistant
holding a second-grade cerlot
more than $50 a month,
assistant teacher holding a
ide certificate pot more than
lonth. The increase of $5
ir for two years applies to
teachers as well as prin- ^ f
I
ine of fresh crakers may be
by calling Ferguson Co.
Rodman-\
pedal Showing
Coats, Dolman's
II its style?il' its quality -if it
vino In- ov.n.ooo 1..!. 1 1...
. ...^ ... < ,.|-nnn * *?<!> IlillHI.M
id i 11 u i) i;i 1111 f'-lct 1! !*'1 !"S.
Helicve inc. tlicy have the snap an
n t?? make our plaee headquarters,
rehaiulise.
t Lovely New
In the Fift
Handsome matei
j?es and Popli
inj?s, individual
t
In tho new sprir
We have them
and Black. Pri
I j. Dolman's, tl
/ in
rr^l J You should see 1
n | *l/ / ciate them. L
J ored, pretty sil
I f vif ? in Navy, Tan,
7y J I shades. Price
^ J Vl Pretty line of Ca
jk I latest styles.
..$17.95, $19.!
New Spring D
VIesaline, Crepe de Chine and Georgette
up snappv in dresses. We have th<
$6.95, $7.95, $9.95, $13.95, $18.95, $21
tODMAN-)
"Sells It For
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TUESDAY, FEB. 25, 1919.
?- ^
>l SERVICE TO
THE NATION
4
Saving is no longer only a personal or ^
mily matter?it is a service to the na- ?
on. A
The war has shown everyone that there
only so much wheat, meat or wool in the
orld and that by wasting these things
nieone is obliged to go without them.
It is the same with all material reurcjs.
Every dollar deposited in this
ink goes to build up business and prosxity
for all.
The
Bank of Lancaster
"The old reliable,"
Lancaster, S. C.
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3111 HI 111 HI f iOJj! -i 1-1 1J 1-J J ui Jl-TOllf111llflLirU
Valkup Co. ji
New Spring Suits, ;j
Capes and Dresses |i
ij
s price?we can till the hill. We arc re- J j
>me new spring garments, direct from the ']
ffi
fl style, something; different. We want I j
We are glad to show von the new spring J 5
??I
c e . n . _ r ^ I
spring toai suits r\ [ 1
h Avenue Styles. ^ J ? l
rials of Gabardines, Ser- rf\\ A ? 2
ns. Best grade Silk lin- ij'Zj3
styles, Reindeer, Navy, ^r--j J IK/VvXj* L
.. .. and Black. Priced [ / /. \ ?
$17.50 to $05.00 /f\ -Jlk\JjS|
ipring Coats | \
materials, silk lined. ll/fI I \ ? *1
i in the new spring colors I -A "l
, Copen, Reindeer, Grey Mrjf- ' L-^ j j
iced $9.95 to $55.00 (|| . ] %
fl /I ?
he Latest Creation J ? / I j j
iidy-to-wear | I! I []
these garments to appre- ft I I I :
ovely in design, well tail- / // / |
k linings. We have them |\ I / / ^ ?
Grey and other leading /Tr\ ^ 1
d $17.95 up /j /V I
ipes to select from in the I / ' 1
Priced Q?
?i>, $2.75, $24.95 and up ^ ( j
resses, Taffetas, i?
in all the new spring shades, that make I ?
em plain or in the new chic models. Priced [
1.95 and up. | 1
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