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_ v .!&?& SSMMto a . FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1919. WOMEN IN PORTO RICO * < OPPOSE SUFFRAGE BILL J ?, H Th< Workew Tliink Hill Proposed For 5een the Island Would I<e( Too a few Many Women Vote. 111 wi she v San Juan. Porto Rico, April 10.? Wedr That women In Porto Rico should wee|u share all rights granted to men un- ? ^ der the existing laws. Is the proposal I . of an net introduced into the house of representatives bv Representative * _ , famil Gonzalez Mena. ^ The Woman's league of Porto Rico, with over 2,500 members! ,lu* 1 throughout the Island, which is Sabbt working to obtain the vote for wo-j Mr men, is not in favor of the bill as it overs Is considered too sweeping in its . Mr. a terms. The league fears that ,f the- Mil vote is given to Ignorant and i 11 it or- spent ate women throughout the island it Fergi will mean only more votes to bo Mil controlled by the politicians. ; end ' Tt wants votes only for women G. A. who can rend and write, more forj educational and patriotic reasons thnn for political purposes and thei I women expect to use their influence and power in social. charitable.' I moral and intellectual ways. | ' I'nder the control of the Woman'sj league of Porto ltico the woman's suffrage movement in the island has made a considerable advance, conSidering that it has been in progress . ? you i Only two years. For many years wht Porto Biro has held the usual Latin- <|ul American idea of woman's place in life. Bills providing for woman's suffrage were introduced last year in A the legislature but failed to pass, while not very strong hope? are entertained of the bill recently intr HR duc'd. which in any case Is thought by the league to be too far reaching. Members of the league, however, say ^ they are not discouraRed .and will ^ continue their work until the women of Porto Rico who can read and write are Riven the vote to he used for the moral and social benefit of 2 ol the island. < ! the the I'LANS FOll 1?\VF.IJ.I\<JS AltF I/cn "Of AVUI.Utl.K FOll ITI1MC 1'SK "to. and WashinRton. April 7.?Plans for tr^' dwelling's prepared hv the United tat< States housinR corporation for J,1 ] buildinR homes in conRested Indus- bur and trial centers durinR the war. are to it'? * be made available for Roneral public' ^ use. The department of labor an- cos nounce<\ that types of homes would 1 be Riven to own vour own home! i ,'|W f U oommittp??s. promoting buiming ac- j p tlvlties in 4 0 cities. fVmt 3 not enouis I W?5GLEY5 i te must Kgg" tt I you get tt. H tfie scale ?Impurtty-prcoff preserving the del tents?the benefit i] The Flavoi 6^^ SEALED TIGHT K 11 ltm*1 *********m 11111 1 * J*"11 mmrnmammmrnm**"***_> mj iiirn THE LANCASTER NEWS, LAN( iSS: FOX TROTS ON f b health of (his community has I I Q T Q TV I COC ZVh*excep"on?' LlDtn11 LtuJ *8 Margie Sistare has been real th Influenza but glad to to say Lkmb? Bjowm ^ b SheU But ras able to return to her work __ . __ _ .. . . ; i outlay af.or being 111 lor .wo *?? *?? CwtDMM U Trf? Liffht, Eantaatlc Tm to Jan| . T. F. Culp and daughter, Mrs. AcOOBipMliBClt. Harper, of Graces, spent Sab with Mr. E. E. Ferguson and' Ldllard Evans to a calarad nMitr y boy wk? had both k(i blawa off in . mttoo. Ha Htm for tfca prmat at s. H. B. Garvis was taken to! Iiett<iPTI1? G,nerml Hospital at * 1 ennell infirmary at Hock Hill preg^to (n gan Francisco. Ha eaa ith for treatment. ' and does itanr* Ini Iron. ??? . Hen Oulp has returned from steps. How? Why? eas and Is visiting his parents. Of course to dance a fox trot or ind Mrs. S. B. Culp. * one-etep a fellow has U have Iocs ss Annie Hyatt, of Van Wyck. K00* Well, Kvaas has them? the week-end with .Miss Julia no* own ?' flesh and bone, lson but hia own will<m leys with Joints j 4 .. and everything. He is going to leave *h Ituth Met ain spent the week- Ij#ttermil, pr*tty KK)n and ^ bark t. with her parents' Mr. and Mrs. work mI|d mak. hl. ltTtllg and prob_ McCain, of Waxhaw, N. ably get married and raise children. That's the how. M III"II The why of tt is?the gorernnaent his lqrn lrf iii ?* **** uaiut States has gone In for ",V .TrJ " - leg and arm making. It is giving a Oft) RlCrht ll 1 T ? specially built leg or arm or hand er i Vvl iii will ui i a pair of legs or arms er hands to ev^ cry soldier who lost hie lege or arms U-It" Makes Corns Come Off |? war. At I^ttermnn in p^tienThe "Banana-Peel" Way! ,ar they arms and hands in their own work'hy have to flop on the floor, . ?.vt?? t k k seme yourself up like the letter mho^. They are making thern b a im and with bulging eyes draw they have hit afXNi a hettar artificial le 'you UKP?SX? andWpuM 1 ,tktho "mh than manufacturers were ick" of a tender corn? That's | turning out. This is one phase ef the reconetruci tion work that Uncle Ram is quietly t carrvlng on. It U one of the least expensive, but It Is rosting hundreds of |A? thousands of dollars. Remember that A tafth1 flk when Uncle Ram comes a-knocking at v\ your door with the Victory liberty |ml.va V I<ofin. Much of the money you wtll \ ie r"i?r to regenerate theee men who gave of their flesh and blood 'fr th<*'r rountI7now bacon has a rival Professor r 3 Drops Applipd in Few Second*-- lism Stanley. Earl of Derby, RealThere'* Nb Fussing or Cutting. iv u/.. "Shakmnrarr " "Geto-lt" Always Workal ly was t>naKespeare. old. savage way. "Gets-It" Is modern, painless, simple way. J To those who take Hrgtimcnliillvc Pa M"Cr onH?,J?UL?iwo dr.ops of plensurc in 111?* conviction Ihut Ihicon its-It on the corn, put your [ king and shoe right on again, wrote ShnUcspcure. the inlroductiou I forget the corn. Pain is eased. of yet another candidate for that ills OctR-It* ^han revolutionized the # t f%..l imiciii ui cvrng. 11 never irri- .mi-i "? niui".\ iiijj ? H' III rs the true flesh. You'll stop Hum Stanley, sixth earl of Derby. is I t ping- on the side of your shoe. . shnkesiaare " discov- I I do away with Kreasy salves, ln< r,nl MiHKM|i?nre. uiscov idling- bandages, thick plasters ered and produced by Prof. Abel Ll 1 i^rlI1mnnnlott!^oda' Uae <jCt8"It Frank. h Frenrh scholar, who elsinu. \VV common sense. \\\ CJets-It," the guaranteed, money- that only an englishman who had lived STO-rmCs.V'rte^rja;: <? " >? ? *??.? ??.?... -u..'. 'dby K.Lawrence&Co.,Chicago,III- Lulmr Lost.' and that William Stuniey . , . . , - . , , was the onlv contemporary English- ??? in Lancaster and recommended , - . . ir " nrld's liest corn rometlv hv man who fits the bill; also that there TQ r Mackey Co.. Standard Drug wn" Hn ""tlnrt for the theater in the ianv ? Adv Stanley family, ami that William Is ''I' known to have written poetry. The argument seems to be nhout as com- Seven Jyg pplete as that of the person who found Ti '.*JK .1 Ba * passage in a letter from Sir I'hillp fj ' 1 ' Sidney which mentions "Will, my i If < ' ' Lord of Leicester's Jester," and. not i V-^'''OF helng aide to And out Just where S;V(. ] pv N y ifcosij'!ire ^b"- Mn,iv''"" i';,e ^i,s BANDING TOGETHER TO SPREAD GOSPEL with a Nashville, Tenn?One "hundred a.nd ,, forty thousand Southern Methodists *. ' s'r havo "'Knified their determination to prnv 'or MU<'<'*SI' ?f the missionary al.iiity F* work of the M K Church, South, and l?''K?*d i-'ylr for the spread of Chrlstia. ity through- Jb.Oon, out world These people have not hospita All In voalsd MTr-?.y. ? oniy clfi d?*i to do (his hut have band control RSs-ftlry PaCdSiCS. e| lOKC.Iicr In a league known as the bureau i vf;.",??J fellowship of Intercession, each sign \yiie | lnK 1 8mR" l'ar^ whirh it is thought f tjjt> ||g?^ pray more definite in the minds of the ^ 'xC~ A l>r s A Nebletr, *ecretarv of the Department of Intercessio: of the <( ? .i\ t*m nomination, stated to a reporter that gins. the way in which the prayer cards I'nde ? , -nnm+ifm were coming in was an inspiration , [. j{ ;r j ? . 5i From two thousand to five thousand i,, 8t*ia CiSCVction* Gf these are opened in the mail every r 0m | Ma _ "- ' * "I | J " J f ' J C( 1 llfCC flavors. morning, the number of 140.000 rep ^ ( ir-3 resenting the complete total up to date ,h to make H ?? <?? ? * ?*? ^ t For Your Protection-Read i s" 1 ' . ~3 ,i ? vice n? ?ooci, we ^=i 4 Wage turners Arc Being Rnbhed to the Z Dishonest men are tempting ;n hi< 5(JOd until Z pmple to exchange their Ub- ? station. * y,,IM i^3> X ertv Bonds and irvst their ? Th(. 3== T hard earned savin:?; in V 553 , eve*- to A nch-omrk tIumiich fha' A 5FE 2, promise hi* returns hut are * " r"LI J worthless. ? loe-'ted dry-krlrirto == % Holrt Fst * Your Liberty * cork. < PaCtva&B ?j* Bonds Z cimp ||=| * Dont* exchange th"m for ;?ny- '* Cnntp -guarding. J thing Don't soil theni nrloss * \ j * J absolutely nprr?i try Kern p,.nd<-d ir?0McC0n- H <: 'f ln \"*f* ?* " ,nr h,,r f those h IWkUUw wll ss t> them registered <fr?e> In x == J vour name . | WfU ?,pl f*nnrfv <> ,f in Doubt. Consult Nearest ; b'tol en " * * J Bank or Undersigned ^ Norfolk ?<> Ih fore selling or exchanging aside f( j?r= your liberty Honda. In. or n ==? o Bfwsre o* the M.in $ 1 % M I J Who tenip'o you to part with y w L3aI S ^ your Liberty Honda, they ar* 1 3=== the safest and beat invest t q < > ment in the world ^ al K?tr oirur "n^SII ' < CARTRR GLASS I u KEPT KIOnT Secretary. I'mted States Treaa . A ! I r.rv Department, | \ / 25 <> Washington. D P ^ # I y A FASTER, S. C. for. r i m ? L JI MILLINE Ladies' Coat Ladies' Drci Call and get our pricei EASTER CLOTHES for MEN ai in the LATEST SKIR' HIRSCl BUSY BEE ARE FOR DISABLED Eas), N AITKK DISCHAIKIF "Ton have grown riili us n stock promoter." \?l?liIioiial t'iiiop Hospitals "Yes." replied tin- mitn who wore urncil Over to War Kisk n liatooiiil scarf pin. I us ma nee Korean. "How did you get it to that line of 1 business?" hlnpton, April 7 An exten-! ? '* >" It I* orram of caring for disabled 1 ""'L,,n' for, <-,,I,nt . heir < luekeiis before they are s after their discharge fnrn , . ., i oatcto <1. y service was announced by, "Weiif* ar risk insurance bureau.1 ; , makes it easy to sell them 1 is charged hy congress with pm.ni . Birmingham Age-Herork. Twenty-one hospitals aid. capacity of 1,5 ilrea ly ???????????? and the n.ir lep.irtr.ie t 1ned over to the treasury sevi|> hospitals for care of dis- fpi r^?T\OnP XT hi ^ cases. These are to t- I fa I \ E Hi ft | and improved out the 1 11 v & 11%U 1 ill! i 000 fund appropriated for Is for disabled so'dier* to be LANCASTISK SO led by the war risk insurant > ti treatment in the hospitals . . a,... . ... r.. a.. . mon fo such condition that * B W Jp * tit tor aot'vo servo and | m Jf > it's harivd. ho \><>-k of itio jj * jf ft %/i.' of wai risk insurance l.oT tho provisions ,f tho ,-.,r Receive all the advantages suranro art all soldiers who bjtnkers, and we invite you t per cent di?nhl?d from aus.s tor |1()W la,-j,e or snia|]t we v 1 in tho lino of duty aro on- attention. 0 rmnpotynition and to Inatv the h'iroaii ?.r v ar ri-k ?n- Liberal loans made on ar Any ma" <1 - ,j i? ti.? collateral. and discharged from tho so. 1 ko application for treatment "\T publi. boa It h -rvi o -e^Hon Y home town or at the nearest \fvlt Uu! war dona rt til'l't has tiiinod R deposited with this bank. V the treasury department for per annum, compounded ever - of disahiH" cases, hospitals tr;e(| t() f,jrUre out what yOl at Camp Codv, Camp llan- , .. ... *. j,.,....!, R J?>,> ?<" ? <>'?- ? whore it will be Moauropard Camp hnran. We invite your banking bu Premont. and at Perryvllle. m()st co,jrteous treatment, bout f75d.OftO will ho exfor on la rc iin? nd iinpr inr 1 ospitals. Other plans the partment also Include a hos- Til stinu *;?oo.i>0ft to t?o hull? at * *1 and $f?RO nun h is tic-p set ?r tiio erection 'if a hospital *iYV*o,4~ L_ _ ear. tho District of Columbia. uv X^vCLclC IEUMONIA LANCAST all a physician. Immedi- ?** Chas. D. Jones, President, tely begin "-mergency- , eatment with? E. M. Croxton, Vice-Pres \ 1 vl$ ,ra BK's VaporubsJ _ , BODYGUARD" - 30'. 60*7T2C \ ^ V> PAGE THREB % tK RY Suits II sses 5 id BOYS T effects : i p i /i J + + ? + + PROFESSIONAL CARDS +++ + ++ l?K. J. KKW'K FrXHKRBUKK, l><-i>tnl Surgeon. 'tflce l!<>ur?: P . 30 to 12:30 A. \f. 2:00 to 6:0(? P. M And Ov Appoint mint. Office Phone 160. Kt-sidence Phone 52. Office over Lancaster Pharmae* ?m? [[' in iWITI.f iH riCNAL BANK I I Til CAROLINA stomers given by the highest class 0 open an account; no matcill give it the same careful proved business paper and lus Funds -ill earn you l'Ol'R per cent y three months. Have you 1 are losing by not placing earning interest ? sinesa and will jrive you tho E? >nal Bank 'ER, S. C. ident and Cashier, 5 nes, Jr., Assistant Cashier. I ?