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( r 'H I PAGE SIX CHINA'S MOST HOLY TE Inclosure Within Which Is Al Heaven for Centuries Consec ed to Use of Emperor The Temple "of Heaven In Pelt CJhlnese temple without Idols, a Barred to the use of Chinese emj and finally, a temple that Is n building, hut a pnrk several in area, with wonderful pagoda altars scattered among its grov The Temple of Heaven has la centuries as it Is now. There 1> tiled wall Inclosing a grove, and a yellow tiled wall Inclosing a grove, with blue-roofed temples expected places. In the most s? spot is the Altar of Heaven, tli Iff pie's holy of hollos. The Alton of Heaven Is a se broad terraces ami steps of whit bio. lending to a elrcnlar plntf marble. On this elevated platfoi tier the open sky. the emperors !??hl Chinese empln knelt twice to offer sacrifices to the sp heaven, t >n lower steps of tin knelt th? courtiers, while the e went through traditional rites , fered prayers and rolls of cost I; This Altar of Heaven is said Chinese to he the center of the In proof of this the sightseer h Allowed to stand on the top altar, the place so long reserv emperors only, ami tap the ma that lie may note the hollownes? earth below. Since the last living represe of the dragon prayed for prosp* the Altar of Heaven, the temj become neglected and moss grc president of China offered to si for the people at the emperor's but tlie spirit of old China was er than he calculated. The A Heaven is still untonded. Mirrors Made Useful. Mirrors are great aids in tin house, foi they give vistas and distances in a most charming at realistic way. one of the most factory examples of their bein to effect spaciousness Is seen much frequented restaurant. T Ing room is very long, hut unhel narrow. Indeed, ordinarily, it w do for the purpose at all, f< would have a distressed smi feeling between the two close Put the actual -izc of the rest Is more than doubled In illudc cause the walls are solid mirror end to end, so that one has the ] sion that the place is without and looking through the n iviilHi ikf c/iiirvn mut ?i from opposite sides of the ron tattles and people and lights an ?rs spread far lieyond tjie po the eye to follow, and there is exhilaration and n freedom wh little restaurant and the small of diners could not pretend to i themselves. Reverence for Life. Only place all life before th fin within the realm of humanll thus the greater reveals to h less. flit life and soul Into thing; describe to him even tl which he would pull tip as an in ized thing, tin the daughter of (der mother, standing in her bed. from whom her little wh spring derives nutriment and tin And let not this"bo done to r\ empty enervated habit of pity, a Inoculation hospital for fov.-iirn but from the religious cultivat reverenei for life, the God all In tlie tree top and the human The love of animals, like mate feetions. ha* this advantage, tIt disinterested and claims no retu can also ut every moment find ject and an opportunity for it Cise.?Ralph Waldo Liners.in. Uneasy Payments, *'Anrl u p (Min spII vmi Milu easy payments," said the agent antly. "My friend," replied the pi "the expression 'easy paymer. Innu'S f* the same category wlj other Well-known lib, 'painless ry"*?New York tilnhe. fta] i ' ' fa '"^? Tf R| O Ok>Ttf* * QUANANTKK If. after using the entire contents of can according A. to directions, you are not satlafied In every respect. four grocer will refund the money you paid for It. tmm IPZli The Rei i | . . i i n mi .in. THE 1 MPLE Fascination of a Helmet. The Hun lieltuot possesses u strong ; fasclnntion for the Ameriean soldier. rat. Apparently he Is not able to resist the | temptation to capture one whenever or wherever he sees It. A news story ( from the Rhine country tells us that . Herman policemen of the towns oe' _ _ rupied by the American troops have >erors, gjven Up weariug helmets. Many of ot the policemen pive them up because l's they had none to wear. Others dlas Hn continued their use because the Ainer- i <>S- j lean ottlcers made the discontinuance ^ 111 *'T j ? request. The American soldiers. It " n r M Is explained, couldn't resist the boxx ithln, p?|S(l to capture them. The Herman a mother policemen were rushed all nlonjt the m in un- itlilno and deftly unbonneted. It all : I eluded Phows that the primitive Instinct that \ flk ie tetn- 1)rpcs a victor to take front the con- j 1 quored some symbol of his submission ? s eontinucs stromr in the warrior breast. t 0 mar- ?Cleveland I'lain Healer. urin of | I/f^S "in. ui>? | Qtd Mex|can God Unearthed. fy W?l* A statue of "Xoehlpllll," Aztec Rod y jLl^ a year ^ flowers, lias been discovered by WIN '',l ?' | llnin Nlvan, an Attierlean arclieologlst i? altar , |1(, b:?^ been tn Mexico reeently. Ttic V>3BBipj3 Iiiperor staitue, the representation of the Rod i ind of- | ixtwit to have been discovered in >' S"ks. | virtually a perfect state of preserva- If by the tion in modern times, was dug tip 1) eaCh. ?t At7.capot7.alco, a suburb of the cap- Yi ? today ft sit. and which, prior to the cornluR of - if of tbi' Cortex, was the seat of a powerful In- ; \ 4 II od for dian nation, but which, nt the time of ^ Ii rble so the conquest, was the great slave mart I fv Pj i 1 of the of the inhabitants of Tenoxtltlan, home II ^ of the Aztecs and the site of the mod- I % // l ntatlve orn city of Mexico. In addition to Its f fJ \ 1 rlty at slave trade, Atzcapotznlco was noted 1 lie has for Its expert Jewelers and wonderfully is.'., \\ iwn. A cultivated gardens. "Xoehlpllll" Is sup- ? , ' Bcrlfl'ce posed to have presided over one of $ "'* \ll \ ? altar, these ancient gardens. ? II \l strong- J ty II i ltar of 'Jt y II I Ended With a Solo. J ' H 1 It was Sunday morning In the choir ' \\ ' of a large church. 1 was singing st>- \\ c little prano In a quartet. At the end of the rj reflect selection I was under the impression // \ id very that we were to sing "Aiuen." but. not MlllllllllimTiTTnTll t ^atis- noticing closely that the oilier ineni* JBIIIIIIUllilliiilHHI g able Iters in the quartet bad scaled tlieiui in a selves, I remained standing and started < lie din-j with the "Ahmen" ringing out iu the lovably j silence of the church, without even ouhln't ; the support of the organ. With the tr folk j eyes of the eongregation all turned on uhered uie, I >at down, amid the suiih ?. of my MEMORABLE G." walls, fellow singers, wishing the Hour might | nurnnt open up uiid swallow me.?Chicugo #t|d t0 H#v# 8u_ on ho- Tribune. I insurance to E !s fr,,m Mathem impres- Overcome Obstacles. ? walls. "Don't let obstacles or hardships A game ?if card* i lirrors, worrv y,,??? KUodly share of dlrticul- gested the svstem mMt^r "os and hardships have the same ef- nmv S(, universal. u< ,n" feet upon the right kind of young man Answers, wer 'of "S hl?WS UP0" " ?f A Flemish nohlei felt rn ,8 ,M*inK U>,,",or",L Sharks centurv tried Ich the ,r:'1" y?" !" ,lcht The ',UaCk the cash staked n| crowd Fri,,"y' pi"'lr "f ,S7:$ me piIne of chance. 1! give of JUSt "f,, r 1 hHd m>' "rst attempt hy Pusea i in business, when twenty-eight, and nia,hoInatic| I well reenll at. older nam then say- prn,In dolllK ( ing to me. hy way of consolation: "doctrine of pr? e child 'Hapf-y "U?l lucky Is the man who fails governing insurane, tv. and "?" ?> is young.'"?Robert Dollar In TJ|(. J<u,a 0ftn h{, lm the the American Magardne. throwing of a dice, every- . jnt; ,|p ||n n(.p helag '".v. Song Inspired by Poster? ? htrge iiuiiilter of i mrgan- jf j* nil interesting hit of history. In an. jM the same pro a sh-n- view of the Importance of posters as Pascal laid down tl garden lin inspiration and Interpretation of j M,us which hav Ite off- . patriotism, that the Marseillaise was 1 gjVcri mimher *>f o istt.re. . inspired hy a contemporary poster. At ' again happen In sin cite na first thought one might Imagine that | provided the numlx s"'' j the j?rt of tin* posier, as it Is now tin- 1 t jj,. proper working pains, | fj, rS|o..d. was unknown in but tin* ages, "on <>f proclamation of the mayor of Stras> q-j,,, pf,, ,,f a pe burg, with Its icrse, ringing sentetiees, greatest nncertalnt l,I:iia' beginning "To arms, citizens!" was no t|on or rate of m< 1 doubt as elTeciiv" as the posters pro- number of persons ,l! ducod In iniS. Posted on the city i ,..m. ... | nun ? ?? hi ? hm nv ??* rn. ana ns .Twin Ulrhepin of tin* French son with tin* ohacr tin <<l?- n<*ademy lins Just pointed out, tin* I sutflelenily 1 ?irjr?* mi s exer- xv,,n|s ,,f ,j?. proclamation directly in- similiir ages and ??? spired Romp t de Lisle in tin* cotnposl- j??<-t to similar <*l1111 tlon of the "Marseillaise," or. as It una i ttrst called. "Tin* War Song of tin* rfir ?n Armies of tin* Rhine." Later the con- | Sr ' 'M*,s volition at Paris entitled it the "Hymn ' |V" 11 n of Marseilles." 1,11. the public promptly oron7 I"1- ' , t . .. *.i ? , i. may ho of interest 1 ' * named t I.a Marseillaise, and it ts* he- , . , , . , . Bruges Is extraordl might almost he said to have set the .. h tlict . ?t I'd sinee the war. \\ - inavor s poster to music.?(Tristian lent'st- . ' .. . ahlv surprised to f 1 Science Monitor. , , . , . , , ?, . heliltid intact and ???????????????^ been opened. The 7iTrBrt"ri7TBftyr'rmjuwiti1 moronimMoMMWk run ninfortnht \ pood, only the pi changed for the wo f t old city looked mil m j fore. The carillon J m M m ! the holfry, and few J g Inps have suffered. M hC* greatly altered, ant M M Mf MM M M % war are very ovhh M M M M MM -J Ms \ hu<fe works *tnrt???l ^ J in the effectual des ????mmmmmmmarn? our airmen. The t j | . ,si i the life of Bruges JOtmnff Will 1OS0 <>?'y welcome a O clad men or huslnr ts r lavoi" more strikes a strange i [uickly than cof- """ "" -n ;e when exposed ZTnVLt' o air. Luzianne i pie to forget thnt j 1 j * # deed of the war T s sola only in spiring title of the J 1 present movement individual air ight tin cans- lIrnh"TJ''i.T -never in bulk. S.r.n^T': herected on n sultnl \NNE coffee Hr:F? t r* these vessels for ly Taylor Compaiiy ventltitf the Henna New Orleans the rnnnl to Hriijre slhlo only t.y the ^ tnrk made by the which *1 LANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C. The wa wholesome your grocer "Crystal White"?in the 1 I II Yj A\ "Maple Flavor"?the new 1 f Jj^y j 1 BI U IMPORTANT TO YOU? Every ? a^?' "4 I 11 U contained. Do not bo mitled by t \ I fl II no relation* to weight of content* I | /. Jp f%/l CORN PRODUCTS REF11 A i(t/A I P.cx BOX 161 NEW QF CARDS fi,Jrwny :|t "-tend. Standing on Ml?s W nn elevation. thr monument will he "the lintel itcd System of Li(. vWM I" f"r S'''' ''V U?! . " Monitor. "i N?'W ^ Tench n|n|l<|l 8(V atlcian. v., Suspense Worse Than Attack. a ,,,, .. . ... , .. to work 1 - snid to have sug- 1 h,,n> sin> "allors who wi't tell von h||n(,e(, ln of life insurance 'hat the actual torpedoing ?.r a vev-rl eordioK to I linn uns ?ot vorv w??? ,,luIf "l" s,,<- hllIi||UI. pease and the many false alarms?any ' . ....... ... vi?n. of which might have proved to he an ,'t'se' an man In the seven- ' dreu a., a , , eneinv submarine. A merchant cap- . . , to divhle equitably 1 ?ut sight. tain was looking out to sea one dav. ... , ion an interrupteil K jn the ttr?I e was helped In his w,u*n 1,1 Stance he thought he I. a distinguished "nw ???n.ethlng dark and round, lie T?E . . ... watched to see whether It would move. Vim s..lv..,l ,t? ,nnv? ?,01, ? ,?vo,| Tlmr.- ... .... to ,1? nnyll.lnit. ?-?... ??(? . ihalnlltles or laws .... in Hi ... . since he did not know front what direc- 1,1 ?s of all kinds. ... .... thm the torpedo might come. He watt- . \ Illustrated by the ^ T<| ,|is ^ ^ ^ People the ehat.ee of turn- 1rrt roso froni wavrs wnly :{0 yan,? cured. V one out o six._ n ,lWI1y from the boat, illr said It was tares of throws the ( Imm es fhp worst ??,ment |? |,js life until he eagerly so portion. 1-roiti .his realized on further inspection that the J remedies n- |u*i|*<'7mimpii iimi was In uetual fact a larpo | not cure. o I in | ] >t-i m-?1 in a j with a dirty yellow neck and a I hrnncht I: Wrv?l "II! cr?? ?f '* illur circumstancea, llcrt 1S 1 r? he sndici' iit for merit. of the law of aver- II. It. three yeni to know get Ind our thlnps left ' " only one nin1 had 1 hotel was -til! well ; <' j?? rwifistfiifiyiffiyiffitfiyaisifibffifi re-wnr [>ri< > niicl z^Z rse! The bountiful ? 1 oh the sumo km be- - J g pealing in |fj f-M nflV^Afl /l of the public htilld- U= |||\|f I #f Iff The port Iuik been [ II CO vC & W V* 1 there the sl^ns of J >nt, not only in the ^ 1 1 I by the enemy, but I j i rui timi i.f ibom by ? ' J ibops are open, and r J # # # J! goes on as It did. - 1 ppenrance of khaki* i ? inp a i \r ssllke \V. A. A. C.*e j ] IT MAY note in the cobbled I ? ?? j | $3.85 will gi' eat Naval Deed. f ] XHfliaflf for the ItrltiMh peo- J I Orild.QC jreatly darinK nnval I a :nnwn by the unln- "1 J J Zeehrugge raid, the 1 on foot to eommem- [ { They all must die. Why n re for It i?orpetual ? Initiative hns been * J of Bruges, so there t ? st element of vnln- ? >f a memorial to be 3 Your growing crop can be e >io sito w ithin a row .3 small cloud may ruin you. The there the hlockshlp* + m J J ;onin wore sutpsh- ? J ance policy. actual sinking of r J the purpose of pre- g] 1 A A QTITI? I n submarines using JJi I jf\llVy/\0 JL ILIA. JL s, was rendered pos- L f gallantry of the nt- gJ IRA B. JC old cruiser Vlndlc- ^ , _ terward sunk across n mmmtu * ^ " " t r<?M? ?WH? TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1919. rro y to get pure, rich and syrup?Say Kar to Three Kinds of Karo ?ec/ Can; "Golden Brown"?in the Blue Can; !Caro with plenty of substance and a rich Maple ite?in the Green Can. :an of Karo is marked with exact weight in pound* of syrup packages of similar sixe bearing numbers only and having CO. norris, Safes R*pr*?mmtatio* YORK CITY ^ur? Building Atlanta, Ga. inlfr?d Holt Is well tunned __ Y yw a w w a of the blind." She is lu*nd r,| J l\ A I AlttA lithouse. u bo.ne for tin. blind ImJ or HXidach7- M ork elty, where those who g YH p?h fv,X i' are taught useful work. ^ ail(j ten^ples tfoth Jba#/ ars ago she went to France j ^ I ffffWS. 'or the heneilt of the men w w y \ / ?/"/3y the war. She established I %/-_- ??\A .. French for "lighthouse," I Y ICIVO YAJt UKU the New York home in pur- "YOUR BODYGUARD3 -.30*. 60*7*1501 has taught over three hun- ?? ? to support themselves with- CITATION OF LETTERS OF AI>For some time she worked MINISTRATION, t trenches on the Sotnme. STATUE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, i County of Lancaster. !\ A LI j DKMAM) IT By J. E. Stewman, Judge of Pro bate. Like Every City and Town Whereas James R. Threatt hath. .. . ? .' made suit to me to grant him Let ie I nion, Receives It. tera of Administration of the estate...... ... ... and effects of Mrs. Mary B. Thompivlth kidney ills want to he Bon Tbreatti leased. ihen one suffers the tor- These are. therefore, to cite and an aching hack, relief is admonish all and singular the Kinuflht for. There are many dred ,and c.re.(!,tor? of Vie 8a,(1 ceased, that they re and appear belodwy that relieve, hut do for(. me, in the Cojirt of Probate, to Loan's Kidney Pills have he held at Lancaster on Juno isting results to thousands. 1?19, next, after publication there- . \ j, . , of, at 11 o'clock in the forfutOon, to/ ancasfcr evidence of their ahow caU90 if any thoy h.n.p 'vh>J said Administration should not \>f McManuq says: "About granted. I s ago I had an attack of , Uivon under my hand this 22rfa . . ,, , , . day of May, Anno Domini 1919. nihle. IIeadache9 bothered j j,. STEWMAN tt deal and then again, I Probate Judge, dizzy and my nerves would 61-lt-ltaw. strung. Spells of languidi ovei me and I felt tired . a t , nv-\c* ? ..... . . PROr ESSlONAL CARDS le time. My kidneys acted + + + + * + r. mostly too often. When :?f Doan's Kidney Pills, I DR- J. KtECE I' I NDKIlliURK, me and 1 must flay, tliey Dental Surgeon, tired me." Office Hours: he, at all dealers. Don't 8:30 to 12:30 A. M. k for a kidney remedy? 2:00 to 6:00 P. M. s Kidney Pills?the same And by Appointment. McMunus had. Foster-Mil- Office Phone 160. Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.? Residence Phone 52. Office over Lancaster Pharmacy. That Insures 1 FIRE,.. |! BE YOU NEXT [j ve you a $1,000 Policy against [ 1 > and Windstorm j j VESTOCK j! tot protect yourself against this loss? | J HAIL 1} lestroyed in five minutes. A little wind and a [] * only protection you can have is an insur- 1 1 INSURANCE AGENCY ffi >NES, JR., MANAGER. [ |