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PAGE TWO LANCASTER EQUAL SUFFRAG1 President 1 Secretary Mil Press Chairman hi Honorary President Treasurer Vice-Chairman Press IjANCASTKK SlKFltAUR from the fu LEAGUE. Heard, of Ei Victory follows victory in church intiuentiai, 1 aim oiaii; 111 nmiiau s luuui'si euui I lf?l WIJIMI'll I to secure recognition as a co-worker add." said i with man. The press throughout "that one o the country this week carries qualities was front page news items tell-^of women." ing how step by step woman is be-1 ing admitted into all of the coun-l Atlanta \ cils, both secular and clerical, "fine spirit" Presbyterians in their general as- spirit of thei seinbly held in St. Louis are making to bold aim* a determined effort to admit women all over the to full equality so that they may be- educating tti come elders and ministers. In our ernment. old conservative state of South Carolina, in the historic old church [ The peopl of Prince George at Georgetown, the are this wee Episcopal Diocese by a large major!-' ing of a $ 1 ty voted t oadmit women representa , Fund for tl tives from the parishes aud missions one organize to all the future sessions of the| stinted prais council. This action was taken in| soldier in Fr recognition of the fact that the re-1 Pershing an* cord made by the women in all war Salvation arr activities and the important position. front as the* nppitnlpH K v fhom In ho 1 i 9 ?-* of ? .?.? wo church entitles them to represen- | unanimous s tation. I ran In their While the women are being given quate fund I a voice in church councils, the pros-1 An interes pect is brighter than ever before for Salvation arn a favorable vote by the next con- the fact that press on the Susan Anthony Woman | Salvat ion an Suffrage amendment. Senator-electI question of Keys of New Hampshire, has an- the same wo nounced his intention of supporting| the same ran the resolution. What is the matter; organization with South Carolina legislators? l>o efforts of mei they intend to reverse their historic| ed in state, positions of being one of the origin- affairs, just t al thirteen by becoming one of the! and in the gi very last states to honor their wo-j tlon army. men? Are South Carolina women in any sense inferior to the women <<|{.\|,o\Kli of the twenty-seven other states who st'lT I have already secured recognition as Now York, the partners of men in helping to 8tronK Chalo direct the municipal, stnte and na- millionaire, v tional affairs? The men of the town osy|um here of Lancaster are by a large majority ttWarded a in favor of women suffrage. We nRai,ist th<* > call on you to help us mold the sen- ln his $100.01 tlment of our state, so that South defendai Carol'*"' will not lag behind in the have t lip yA?* most forward-looked movement in jtround 0f e the world today. Every English jU(jge Hand speaking woman now has the vote advisement, with the exception of a portion of Chaloner's those of the United States who are Evening I'os' still classed with childron, idiots, j{|iijnu ()f j, and criminals. Mills Va 1(1 At the suffrage rook and bridge tournament given by the Lancaster MAN ORr Equal Suffrage League on Thursday ||nU Ol L afternoon, a neat little sum was re __ alized. The suffragists wish to take Ml U| this opportunity of expressing again IU Ul their hearty appreciation of the generosity of the Lancaster merchants, who contributed 'the attractive M'"s- ^ lent prizes. cines Hi President Wilson, in his cabled * - address to congress, strongly urged the pussage of the Woman Suffrage TOOK FJ amendment during the extra session. J The cover of the Woman Citizen of May 17. is very pertinent. lTn- Gained Ove cle Sam as fortune teller for the fj. . Pi. ? . , i Got Gr O. P. and the iremoerattc party; turns the card of suffrage with this Says, comment: "This card will play an| important part In your future." This . , I have si Is indeed true. When the cause of , , , , x . buy a house woman sun rage Is championed by , ,. ? some medicir t ho uwulil g f r? com Act pit r/??n nn r mum " " - ,.p|jef from m great Democratic leader. surelv Ins ... , until I took partv should sen to it that tho ... . . , Glora, of 170 credit tor the victorious passugo of ., ,, ... .1 i . wood, in a s the Susan It. Anthony amendment ^ should go to the Democrats and not vv,ls .i .. . . ? .. trouble and j the Republicans. Our Democratic ...... iii nervousness senators in Washington would do , , most evervtt well to emulate the example of the ...... . .. with me 1 Atlanta Democratic executive com-, . ... . uallv with lie mittee. who recentlv gave Atlanta . . . i all run dowr woman suffrage in municipal pri . .. ,, i . could hardlv niaries I he tollow ing clipped from i ... . ..I i the house VV the V\ oman ( Itizen vividly describes the chivalrous and progressive spirit mv 'o>us?v\oi of Atlanta men and the practical L" tf> ,v* expression of appreciation bv the 1 via. had been in I women : "'And the spirit of tho giving "on >'?trswas as fine as the gift.' says Mrs.I "Some frif Emily McDouiraId. to whose gen-: **an' r eralship the victory is attributed. Pounds more Each voter vied with the others in a Kan take little speech to prove ho held it an K??d appeti honor to vote yes. Then, as soon as nerves, built the vote was recorded, up rose the|t!n,"y ?nd si elty clerk. Mr. Walter Taylor. andja,'h trouble s offered to take upon himself all tho f'? n?t suffei clerical work of tho preparation of R,,rf' 'R a ',n ;the registration lists, etc. f?r me. anfl very highest As an evidence of the great change,; more for in Georgia's public sentiment toward lp'ne I over suffrage Mrs. McDougald quotes Tanlac, th cold exclush rtfWI quickly relieves Constipation, Lancaster; I' Hlliousne.ss, I.o*s of Appetite and,., .. ..' Headaches, due to Torpid I.lver.? j 1 Atir. - tdue* r*il LAI "I RETURN ROADS' E LEAGUE. OWNERS AT El YEAR WII Miss Margaret Moore ^ v. , ,,,,, (Continued From 1 is Nannie Hill Moore Irs. George Williams ; . .... . .he could "name the < . M F8. Leroy Springs .. , . ... vf o . ... their return also." . ..Mrs. S. L. Allen . ... ? , In proposing the b .Mrs. Leroy Springs ' , i repeal measure, the 1 ? ? that "demobilization o neral sermon of a Mrs. forces has proceeded t< Iberton, one of the most that seems to me ent est beloved and wealth- t? remove the ban upoi jf the state: "I wish to!a"d sa,e ?f wines and the minister in closing,' telation is necessary t f her splendid womanly Prohibition provisions, her belief in the rights sai<' he had been inf legal advisers. Tariff and Re' vomen have met the Senator Sheppard, o of the giving with a fine 0(,rat. and Represents r own and are nlnonim* of California, nrohibll >st daily ward meetiugs' P'ons the war-tlm< city Tor the purpose of ar,d other prohibition le women in city gov- j Rued statements anno ; mined opposition to r tion. They declared a e of the Tnitod States ty nf congress favors pi k engaging in the rals- J predicted the repeal m 1.00ft,00ft Home Service n?t he enacted. Som le Salvation army?the j loaders charged the P tion that has won un-: shifting responsibility t e from every American hcan congress and sai< ance. Including General would gain would be I the doughboys. The 'Prohibitionists. ny made good at the Republicans of the r have done for fifty a"d means committee ne. They deserve the before the end of the upport of every Anieri-, s'der tariff and other i effort to raise an ade-|'a^'on- Representative or their work. . Michigan, chairman of ting corollary on the declined to comn iiy to the suffragists is ''resident's assertion for forty years the revision of the tariff II y has eliminated the R?iry. Other ltepuhlii 'ex. Women do the "fid that hearings of rk as men and receive, should decide w hether k in this <iuasi-militarv ',f> tariff revision, whil Surely the combined a general revision wa: a and women ;tre need-j because of the unsettled municipal and national world affairs, he same as in the home 1 eat work of the Salva- TKXT 'd'' TI1R I'ltKM \I?I)KKSS TO TIIF ^ Gentlemen of the Cong \ WARDED 1 ?',?'Piy regret my it KOK \liliK(>KI> MIIFX prosent af l,M' ?P*'nlng May 22.? John Ann- ordinary session of the ner. Merry Mills. Va..istl" seems to be my dutj I'ho escaped from nn in ,ho counsels of the 22 years ago, was ,>nrp anfl contribute wha irt.000 verdict yesterday R?'ut'on ,,1G 'nnum Jew York Evening Post'tionR to whose aettlerne 10 suit for alleged libel !tn address itself; for t? it at once moved to "ni,a which affect the diet set aside on the w,,nl? world and from xcessive damages, and 'nr0, the I'nited Stat? took the motion under 8tan<1 apart I deemed to call the congress top Ruit was based on nn ,in,? because it was not t article reporting the P'>?e longer the provl >hn Gillnrd at Merry ,m,8t h?" made for the s years ago. | government. Many of j atlons which are abso . it rum mi i s:" v f"r the niaintPnanr Ml LMfl PU Iernment and the fulfil 111 LllUUUn varied obligations for tl jy THEM HOME iHS j propriations can no loni , .. .? delayed It is necr 11 ted Many Medi-jfor0 that , 8houid lit Tailed to (iet call your attention to Relief need. It is hardly nece ! to urge that it may nrnilint Olunllnn ?ICKT?VU invirp ' 1 8haM ,ake lhw ,iber1 MENI) S AD> 1< E ln| you ?? my r?tul n ot : which have most engrr r Ten Pounds and tentlon and the atter 1 world during these li 6Ut Ileneflt, Sn6 j months, ?inoe the arm! From Tanlac. ! November was signed. ? 'tional settlements wlile the subject mat of pent enough money to t).p>ati(.s ,,f p,..h, and of and lot trying to find ar>tIon in the iminediat te that would give mojwoul(1 bo premature to iy ailments, but I tailed, or j0 express a judgmen Tanlac." said Mrs. ihva |l0f0re they are broui Jackson street. (Iteen- complete foundation 1 tntemont praising Fan nients which arc now a sufferer front stomach ;it fh? taide of the n a very had form of hope to lay them I had no appetite and tli *ir many aspects so ling I ate disagreed rangentents have been suffered almost contin- j hesitate to venture adaches. my health was ()r pj(?ss any reeomme i and I was so weak I n.g.ird to domestic legi do any work around ;,|)S,.nt from the I'nite hile I was trying tr? get ml, of ^atly touch < k done 1 would have t<? s()l,rn,s ,,f information oor three times a day. j am conscious that 1 t * almost past going. 1 |nng an absence from _>ad health for ten or tif- seek the advice of th remained In constant nds induced me to try domestic problems an low weigh ovei ten known them close at hi than I did when I he to day: and I trust tha Tanlac. It gave me a soon he possible for i te, too, quieted my Hut there are sever up mv strength gen- pressing for ronsiderat rjon corrected my stem- | feci that I may. and. o I can eat heartily and even now direct your r afterwards. Tanlac only In general terms, e medicine, it was that of them I shall. I dare I am glad to give the little more than spea recommendation, for it thoughts I hope that me than any other nied- your own judgment als took. I - The question which le inastor medicine. Is j front of all others in i rely by J. F. Mackey, eoplcs Drug & Grocery We are proud of tl Iprlnga; C. O. Floyd doctors. am | nave in fifivi i iiiii and UT- ? \?lv. NC ASTER NEWS, LANCASTER. J 5 FO | amidst the present great SD OF is l,ie tluestlou Ot labor; # SON SAYS 1 T "pt'"k?or " wU" vantage while engrossed 'age One ) slderation of interests v* all countries alike as I 3xact date for hom? and ani,d8t the ,nte naturally most affect raj eer and wine becaU8e they are the intei President said own peoplet ?v.~ Hy the question of lab< 1 '"c miuiiiiy 3 such a point n,ean the question of ? Irely safe now ('us'rlai production, tlie i n manufacture bow labor is to be obt beors." Leg- made elective In the gr? o remove the (>f sustaining populations the President n,nK succe?s amidst conir ormed by his ,n<*"Rtriul rivalries. I , much greater and moro renue. tion. how are fl.e men a f Texas, Dem- w bo do the daily labor of itive Randall.i to ?btain progressive in tlonlst. cham-j,n the ronditions of thel J "dry" law, he made happier, and to advocates is-, better by the conimunltif uncing deter-! 'ndustries which their epeal legisla-, ta,ns und advances? Hoi large major!-! fn ,)P Riven their right ad rohibition and c',lzpnf? and human bein leasure would ran not K? any furt ie Republican l)rospr?t direction. We ho resident with ^onp '?? far. We can n( 0 the Repuh- r'Kbf life as a nation or a 1 that all he Pr?Ppr success as an Indus criticism of m"n'ty if capital and lal continue to be antagonize house ways (}f being partners. If th plan to meet cont'nue to distrust one ai week to con-! ("?n'r've how they can get 'evonue legls-;of ono another. Or. whi Fordney. of amounts to the same thi the commit- ' 'ate bv what form and lent on the coercion they can manage that .general on 'be one hand work ( was unneccs "take enterprise profltahl an mem hers ?'ber justice and fair business men ?n?"gh to make life toler thorn should rna'I has turned out i le some said ''*>* 's no thoroughfa 9 impossible Prosperity. We must flrw condition of b>ading in another direrfb a very different destinatioi load not merely to acron IDKXT'S a's? to a genuine eo I" CO.V<;ilKSS an'1 partnership based up ress: community of partic.ipatio lability to be '?rest '? control. There of the extra- fact a rf*al community ? congress It between capital and labor. i to take part nPV,>r been made evident peace confer- ran be made operative t I can to the only in a new < rgan lerable ques- 'uduatry. The genius of nt it has had nr>ss men an(* the sound ley are ques-l RonSH of our workers can peace of the work such a partnership them, there-j000" tho>' realise what It Is *s can noti anrf sincerely adopt i I it my duty Purpose with regard to It. ether at this l-abor legislation Ilea, wise <o post- "h'nflv with the states; bu sions which ?P'rlt and method of or upport of the w hh'h must he effected are the approprl- brought about by b'glslatio lutely neces- 's '*> the common consenl e of the gov- untary co-operation of linent of its manaRer and workman. I tie fiscal year ,;,n but a very little ws been made; ending what shall be d fiscal year j8j organization of industry is ion these an-, nf corporate and Individ ?er prudently! :',,ve and ?f practical bu ssary. there-1 rnni;eniont Those who re, Immediately!a nou relationship hetwe this critical i,n<1 ,a,)0r ran readily find ssary for tne hrlng " about; an(j pPrha receive your ,Pelsli,,loi? r?? help more legislation could. y of address ' T,,n ohJect of all refor i the subjects! PSS>>nt,al matter must be issed our at-' democratization of Jtlon of the ? ast arduous! (Continued on Page T Istlce of last! Efi inference I |B t I IJ w f *1 . I M any opinion Rffl ? Ml Toe two generations nd.it ion with Rr, ufTertrwt woman of Ai slnti,... u-kii. ca, particularly of the ti lat ton while IK __haT, found relief d States and 'U ?man's Ilia" tbrougt f famous praacrlptlon < A'ith Ultimate M tumnm old Southern d and counsel. il Women know when reed, after so ft "*'< ? remedy for weal ... JU and misery la body Washington.! If mind. Mothora know """ H?v. rn 5S?',Stl3f contact with JJ harmless regulator at , K W hnleoome tonic. 'I who have Jfli 8TKM.A VITAB eoj "id from day qg ^|*r^ . 8o,d by t it will verv /rflj "I 0,0 cheerfully twor , ' ! !H r""' HTKLI.A vitak Be lie fo do SO. | Mi uwd tt I piffrred with | a I questions Wfc *"?< '? *T,r* h*'k?che i HD Mine icroee my abdomen, ion to which '/H ctded to try your (fl ? Ghjl d tTAR, end now all the pc 111(1 '"i| milSt. IV S'liee here disappeared, end attention if Kfl '* ' mI monthly p?, I fyj - krt Pore Eldene, Ark. In speaking (j| ThaCHERMEDICIN! say. tip f!i?lng n a Ck?n?o??.T?.. U.J DM Fever Tonic. m kJ fc' TOlWria f _ 5. C. mt primp. fQd biliousness s great adAND HEADACHE rSc TAKE A CALOT eats of our )r j (lo not Tho Now Naiuealom Calomel 1 ifllcient in- '* Kntlrely Purified of All of Tuestion of Nauseating and Salivating KfTc ained and __ ?at process _ , .,n,i win Do y?u ever have a bad taste your inouth in the morning, he aercial and breath, coated tongue, headache, mean that digestion, nervousness, with a vital ques- down feeling? You need caloi i hut dread to take it. Try Caloti the neausoaless calomel that is the world Ughtful to take and delightful lprovement effect. It is calomel with all of r labor, to benefits retained. One tablet at t . ' . time with a swallow of watu be served ^at's au j^o tU8te> no griping, w and the salts, nor nausea. You wake up labor sua- the morning feeling like a two-y v are thev ol(*. bright, cheerful, energetic i with a hearty appetite for breakfi \antage as E(t what you please?no danger salivation. Calotabs are so ent her in our ly delightful to take and so pleas ve already ' neffect that your druggist offers refund the prlqe as a guarantee t >t live our yQU W|u delighted with Calota ehieve our For your protection Calotabs itrlal com- sold only In original sealed pa >or are to aKfis- Pr,ce thirty-five cents. . , , drug stores everywhere.?Adv. ?d instead ,ey are to Rul?-My-Tism Is a great pain 1 lot her and ler. It relievos pain and soren the better caused by Rheumatism, Neur?l>i it perhaps Sprains, Ktc.?Adv. nc. calcu- ~ degree of to extort I _ Ss! DoYottr t able. That An- they at Jill times full o i blind al- shore of the load, or do tl re to reai horses and mules nrceont it 1 another. ( it is generallv the result < an and to while part inllv satisfactory a. It must ration. Your stoek shoul iniodation. requirement of every org) i-operation a larire portion of the \\ on a real and is never digested. F n and in- you strong, vigorous horse la now in lialaiieed, thoroughly mix if Interest fTiif f? I? hut it has LL/A?,/t in action. Swe and mani- nrp made from the choie izatlon of jy mixed to furnish a we our bual- important food elements: practical certainly out when that they (- i ? common ' a way to g??**? ps federal than state v: r The FIRST Ni Industry. LANCASTER S 'hree.) if n r rfrii vur u iB H Receive all the advantag ja hankers, and we invite y< TtJ ter how large or small, v * yj attention. PPjufl Liberal loans made on H collateral. SI Your i octur If deposited with this ban I'nou per annum, compounded < and I th*t ES| tried to figure out what ? H vour money where it will od a n >pn?? H VVe invite your banking J] most courteous treatment nmn4 fr>r? I p| ^_________ n?i f.?o. I First Nal H T.AWP i Chas. D. Jones, President, L?jy|B | E. M. Croxton, Vice I FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1919. C ) In avy inlet ibs': din Its >edno > in ear nn?l a or . ?*- /- * - ire NOTICE OF DISCHARGE, ant; . Notice Is hereby Riven that the undersigned wiil, as administrator of 1 ' " the estate of T. M. Nelson, deceased. ar on the 16th day of June, 1919, make A~| his final return as such administrator and apply to the Probate Court of Lancaster county for letters dismissary. J. C. NELSON. Admr.. 0,iS Estate of said deceased. :1a. May 16. 19 19. 58-4t.?ltaw. forses Pull? | f lite and eajrer to earrv their full m ley sometimes 1 a? All well fed I mally full of life. If they are lazy I if their fond Whole ?T:im food I r docs not furnish a well-balanced (I have a food that moots every in of tho hody. Furtliormore, hole (rrain food doos no (rood t will save you money and (rive s and mules if you will use a welled sweet feed. \-LA WTON et Feeds est ingredients and are careful11 balanced ration, (riving all the Protein, Fat ami Carbohydrates, a n <i developing fat, hralthy, alirk, ahort-hairrd ani* encc. In at mjBjP FERGUSON ym# COMPANY ? Lancaster, _ s. c. gggSB?MFG. OY f&-LA\YT0N FOOD CO. ^WkRTSVILLE ?i \TIONAL BANK iOIITH CAROLINA astomers ea given by the highest class >u to open an account; no matre will give it the same careful approved business paper and rplus Funds k, will earn you FOUR per cent jvery three months. Have you you are losing by not placing be earning interest ? C business and will give you the rHE? tional Bank . \STER, S. C. President and Cashier, I. Jones, Jr., Assistant Cashier. 4 1