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11 Cler It. 1| Agriculture, Ch< > % LOCATION AND ENVI SCHOLA RONMENT. The college in; Cleinson is located, on the old year scholarships J homestead of John C. Calhoun, and rftl and Textllo c later of his son-in-law, Thomas G. i'lt? One-year Agri Cleinson. The College is in the Each scholarshij Piedmont section of the State in Per session and f Oconee and Pickens couuties at tho Vacancies in i foot of the Blue Ridge mountains, ships in 41 counti 11 Tho climat# is healthy apd invig- summer. Vacancl orating. ?. Agricultural Cour V The students are under military every county, government, and every efort is made An excellent o to train up young meu who will re- euro a college tr fleet credit upon the College and the mum of cost. 'X State. Write now for Temptations to dissipate or spend plication blanks money foolishly are reduced to a tion in regard ti minimum. open in yoifn^coun RELIGIOUS INFLU , F,ce ttu!ti?11 (f> V ENCES. to pay. V Four churches are located in tho The State Uoari community. The college contrib- Corrections is cha utes to the salary of the four min- gating tho linanci isters who do pastoral work among applicants for fou the students, as well as conduct di- and free tuition. $ X vine services. Five Sunday Schools findings to the Itt) ^ aro largely attended by the students. , Uio College. Tlfis A large and modern Y. M. C. A. | on the matter.'at Y uuuaing is used as a religious anil the Information ?* social center by the students and State Board./ Ap the faculty. The T. M. C. A. con- rision of ttye Truf ducts Sunday night services and to the St^o Boat $ llible Study classes. This organlza- afcrynr ABei tion seeks to maintain about the SCHQ^iARSr students a high moral atmosphere. TRANCE Y REQUIREMENTS FOR ATI ADMISSION. Scholarship am f An honorable discharge from the nations will be he last school or college attended is re- Superintendent c ?? quired. July 11th. 1919, A Twelve high school units required M. for admission to the Freshman tilassl It will he worth on certificate, without examination, for one of the vol X Scholastic requirements are given in county. A four detail in the college catalog. means $400.00 to No student will he admitted who and $100.00 in is not at least sixteen years old at equally over the f the time of entrance. I Applicants seek .<>. No student will be accepted examination are a X whether for r? -admission or lust entrance examinat entrance, unless lie has filed the rather than wait i pledge ol pre/t rihed form not to tit" college this fa haze. entrance will he g I lazing i*? forbidden 1>\ the laxx* illations passed at of the State a> xxell as (lie laxxs *>f Copies of old X the College. tions will be furnii <>j> .MR. WILSON IS DEFIANT ' disgust among leagu SAY CRITICS OF LEACl'E n,!ltf ,ho ,>r,'si(lent hl vantage of the sacred "" ' t. lxO.D U |||\ II IIU lO III Ills Speech ill I ranrc is Taken As mont to tj,e WOrld in Declaration far Interna- league of nations selic tionalisin. on t,lis subject sena Senator Lodge (Mass. ... , , I make any comment Washington. June ;?.?President , dent s actions or tit Wilsons speech over the graves of . . . . ... ,, ' they found out doflntl the American dead in France is re- . , , , . peace treaty and the garded by the senate plaihly throw- . , nant revised containei inu down the gauntlet on the issue . .. .. . ... ,. * , * not satisfied with the of the league of nations. The I'res- . . . . . sions which have bee ldent by his speech, senators believe, , .. . * reach this countrv. clearly has aliened himself fo , . , Senator Reed had league and internationalism op- .... . . No amount ot abuse posed to the maintenance of the ,n- , , pressed or implied wil <ient traditions, policies, doctrines ., ,. ... . alter the position of i and complete independence ol the ,. * i worthy of the name. ( nited StatCH. , can people will maint With the single exception of Sen- {o oontro, gover ator Reed (Mo ). Democrat, oppon-, py and , t|j|nk (hpy ents of the league plan refused to ^ pJgM |n Wfly tQ comment Saturday publicly on the lni|epon(lPnPe of the President's speech, partly because it un|mpair0(, evon thoufi is generally understood that Senatorj uppojnt thft h()pps am, Johnson (Cab). In his speech on, je peop,e l say ,t Monday will make answer to certain Lu tQ ,hp dead if J passages In the President's Memorial vjptory Jn Eurc <lay address. I surrender the soverel In their private discussions of the Uni|cd Stafes ,nto the speech, however, senators picked OUt e|gnerg< Thp ol(, rttan( two passages In It which they con- g()np apd tho Anierlc sidered amazing. The first was that, onUnue to fly .. the men who oppose the surrenderl m of American rights, freedom and epnAvn I?\\T \M1 liberty of action to the direction of, ' ^ the balance of the world "will be (ONFEREN( E i! just as ashamed of It as he is who _ regretted the union of the states." Twenty-One Amerlm Tho second passage particularly onicially Represented picked out for discussion was that . , , . , , . . mercial Oatnei declaring that this age has abau-, donod "national selfishness" and given way to a "new order of things Washington, June I in which the only questions will bo American republics ol! Ms It right; It it just; Is it In the in-, sented and with near terest of mankind?'" gates present the socr.n Tho last declaration, senators be-i can commercial cor. lieve, puts tho President definitely; oponed at the Pan-Am on record in favor, and strongly in President of the I'nito favor of internationalism as oppos-j president of Chile, Kci ed to the government of the United mala, Bolivia and Urug States by Its own people as in the visional president of V past. | the secretary of foreli ; There was a distinct feeling of Salvador sent cablcgraa , N r ISTER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C. >n C o THE LANC/ Sr???? * TTi^^^CZ gmistry, En NEXT SESSIC RSHIPS. POI II lintains 160 four* in tho AKiicultuourscs, and 51 in cultural Course.. * p is worth $100,00 F0UKreo tuition. our-year scholar- AGRICULTU1 es to be flllecj this es in the Onfe-year With an c Be Scholarships in , . , to special! pportunitjr to seaininc at a mini. / the ne<jessary apand fijl informa0 tlii}' scholarship ty' J 40.0(y per session) N^enfs judged un1 of (Mmrities and irtfed with. investing standing .of all t*-year scholarships CHEMISTR\ ind reporting theYa. ard of Trustees of \ i Hoard passes up- x s :cepting as correct gathered by the peal from the de- . "V itees may be made . d of Education. [IP AND ENEXAMIN ONS. 1 entrance exami ld by each County ?f Education on ONE-YEAR ( beginning at 9 A. October 1st I your while to try age, II years f, holars hi| is in your I -year scholarship TWO-YEAR ( hetp pay expenses tuition, divided Re(juueniei, our years. . perience, eight ing to enter by dvised to take the For Cat; ions on July lltli. Lintil they come to 11. Credit toward iven for all oxain- 1 the county scat. * examination quesshed upon request. CI > < [O opponents to tin; conference, id taken atl-, Assistant Secretary occasion on lips, who is acting se< ake an argu-j in the absence of Si favor of his Vice-President Marsh; 'inc. hut even er Gillett of the houst tins, notably| tives, the Chilean a ). refused to the Bolivian minister on the Presi- respective ranks aim teranees until American diplomats 1 ely what the and the president < league cove- States chamber of r tl. They are speakers at the inaug ? Cabled ver n allowed to The Araeri- mMJOb. M M M :lin tlu> gj nmental poll- V tfcJt Bvjfij M will ? maintain the Jf 11 United States fiff ffl Qj -k rjjijo S RML UVJSI ambitions of ? I he an ipe we shall __ gnty or th? SfSSrr^rsi hands of for- ^r?n* about lc ? Pains In ta? We lards are not H raddlsh sWimani a,. (la* will -r^Sgr syss thsss ars tk? l)mptan? < trouble, ?n4 Qm) S'ltW'A V . fb_ ' UK. INAU S OPENED | bm 1|f in KrpuMic I irw Srmir at a Com- A rtnMr of y In*. T.**allve or I-IIIK. ? liver regulator; t> tier ajiJ kidney I your ilrujt etor-% 5. -With 21 H* Mt" ii i ,, WM * I'Haae of j icially repre- Ala.. ?m.i -l w i,. rnn i i? w,,h tndifr'leM, blip ly 500 (lele- B klJnv , tl <1 Pan-Arneri- H / rooartl I* Mil* I ferenco was H Ttv weiiu livkb t ?r|-,,n *.a VRUP -ad tike kw erlcan union. B rfr- myt d States, the *?!n4^tu4 w,Il? ?~ lador, Ouate- THACME* MlBtC uay, the pro- B ^ Tsma, enezuela and j^B affairs greeting gineering, T e IN OPENS SEPTEMBER 10 RSES OF STUD\ YEAR DEGREE rni:uei?? ? - V/ vy V i ? k/ 1 ik I IE ipportunity ize in cither AGRONOMY ANIMAL INDUSTRY ROTANY CHEMISTRY DAIRYING ENTOMOLOGY HORTICULTURE SOILS TEACHING OF AGRICULTURE VETEIIINA RY SCI EN(' E CHEMICAL ENGINEERING iELECTRICA L ENGINEERING MECIIANIC AI. ENGINEERING CIVIL ENGINEERING TEXTILE INDUSTRY ARCHITECTURE QENERAI, SCIENCfJ TEACHING OF TRADES and INDUSTR SHOUT COURSES (Regular Session.) OURSE IN AGRICULTt'KE. to June 1st. Requirements: 18 year arm experience, eight grades in school OIRSE IN TEXTILES. its: 18 years of age " t of mil grades in school. tlogue, Application Blanks, Etc, Write at Once to VI. RIGGS, President jEMsjON college, s. c. t < > ?>< } > V <><> ?> tin' conference, of State J'hil- l'resident Wilson's ;re. t protary of stale as follows: ecretary I'olk. "It is with genuine regi all and Speak-) And myself unable to attend * of represent:!- lereme and greet vou in i I mbassador and am sure that the memhei , deans of the governments who are in W >ng the Latin- will make you feel ahunda In Washington.| come but I shnnM h iv.. > >f the United1 expr ess that welcome in p< ominerce werej attach the highest tmpo ural session ot'ithis conference. Our heart upon a perfect understai tween the Americans and t 3" opments of relation win- I EA . i i U t e to tl'.e sort "1 >v9r well .1 v k cept my most cordial goo r *ar I for the Bucce a of tho 1. &9 Speaker Qillett in an ad< V?j startled the conference the present condition of MmR | was today "the greatest i I to full fellowship and int? JHB trade on tin* hemisphere." The Chilean ambassador | Bolivian minister took as O** B note of their speeches the of confidence and mutual i thl I standing and trust among l B&UE " * W ,r'''s ?' 'ho Americas. t m Homer L. Ferguson, of 1 oail (N M News, president of the T'nit lln 1 ^R chamber < Rl HUB V commercial arhitration trea ^R have been concluded and ji > ? ^R prepared between the I * n i t < r* stand- HH and Latin American count mthtrtia; ^B told of the great improv tood purl- jB to?ic. At V means of interchange of c< ?l Aw4 j? P?'n<0^ out that there .crying! .m. ? more ships engaged in Lati ^R can trade tlian ever before, i*d mIuomI ^R dared that tiie imniediate not yet been met and a new mo npooo ^B would soon provide for dail I bettle pe- M rA. I mm of ships from the United ? 1 *"* both coasts to Latin-Americ 1WE COL ' on 1ho Atlantic and Pacific, ( t>. A, j At the evening session addresses wero made b; BB|bm Hrownlow, president of the commissioners of the Di ?** * < 1 /C xtiles, Milii , 1919. " SUMMER SCHOC Course for? Agricultural Tcaolicrs (June 30th to July 26t Cotton (traders (June 30th to July lOt Corn Clul> Hoys (July 7th to July 19t Also intensive one-week Dairy Week (June 30th to July 5th Animal Husbandry Week (July 7th to July 12th Horticultural Week (July 7th to July 12th Poultry Week (July 8th to July 11th l'AKM K1 IS' W KI: K ?JIIA JUDY 2<tt1i. This school will enable combine the pleasures of a 1 with an opportunity for sti dormitory will be reserved f ried couples and single worn Prominent speakers?Act College Library?Moving Pit Swimming Pool ?Athletics? ant Time. Write for booklet giving formation. ONE YEAR AGRIC TURAL COURS] Is for young men who hav er the time nor the money the four-year course. It is young men 18 years old, at who have worked three t years on the farm. It is designed to give the scientific principles upon whi S of farming rests. The idea is to take a man already a farmer and make better farmer. The course begins Octc (IV. and ends June 1st. riftv-on arships are open to men course. K\a m nut ions for tin of these seholarshsln.s will ?.? ?? ?_ * * ' , taryl )L. 111 and are all times h.) a,AM Fl Short Cc jj ^ to take hours i . . week. J ter the a courses. and oth? j rnitted, tional 11 . The \ lished It j fantry, C Corps br j a limite be admi -1st to aurl Sig equipmei vou to Govpr,lI? vacation A" stl Jdy. A CelVe fi,; or mar- * S Go, en iors at i ess to InoI,th' N nures? ,IV,ng ex A Pleas <l0,,ts ar uniforms full In- The am? the com ed that :ul i at least g uniform? No o e neith- graduate I>y each County Superinton riilurntion on Friday, July ITTIITARY TRAIN C 'lent son Collect' is a nior til" Senior Division of the Ollii'iV Training; Corps, ^ \ ^ K 4. 4, > + ,Y ^ \ A www ?>< < Columbia, anil U. X. II; ings road | dent of the Wusliin ton , commerce, ct t hat 1 ~ x~ i th. <on- MEXICAN REBEL < person. ] F\i'l VlVsI Ills: I s of the| ushinptoti t|t , Anueles ScihN Nfateine vishcd to State Department, rson. We Won't Itecrixe rtance to ,l"' 'sl''i Washington, Juno 1(1,n* be* Felipe Angeles, recently in devol- jiV vjii ,-s forces as li will he prudent of Mexico, I \ but will loiiimunicaiion to V< a relations \V!IS learned for presents and good c(ate department, settin lM'ay ac- 0j,j4.4.ts nt leading 'In' id \\islio.->| pl)W ju progress in north erenee. Acting Secretary Toll Ircss that no communication had I nd was 0(1 (]1(1 tluit ?0ne would red 'that as Carranza was i>reside Mexico C() (jonoral Angeles mplentent 0p?M'ating against the rnat ional, a(|j j10,.jt jt.s He made ! however, that General A and the regarded as an excellt the key-i with a good record, necessity! in the communication I under-, hoped would reach the the coun-j General Angeles declare iiiui.t purpose oi uis rovi Newport to restore the constitutk ed States, which lie pointed out p ;e of the the legal change of the ities that I tal laws of the country ire being makes the Queretaro ed States utterly illegal. He pro ries, ami tection to all legal intere ement in leans and foreigners an ummerce. wanted to restore law ar are now all parts of the republic n-Ameri- General Angeles eniph but de- he would not deal with need has General Manuel Mondragt schedule lteyes, former President y sailing ra or any one who was States on J of the lluerta cabinet at an ports the Madera assassination ' gon recently attempted welcome union of the rebels in tin v Loulsi der Felix Diaz and hinise board of! Villa forces in the north, strict of Reports reaching 1 to take Membi open to Course a id over. year scl ir more Federal who lioli ! simple takes th rli Rood enough ponses e T'im 0 CLEM iber 1*? The (' c seliol- tains ap in tliis of which i> award her ?>] li lie lield I'el: t i dent of in * n win 11th. u I NO- ' n'Riiiiciit nbor of that will I ll'MT\ I" ;l I i i Ul St U - :: ! ;? (1 t.1 , * .1 A * * 4 ? . >V >*? <. I ' fc * V < V irpor, pros*- thro chamber of bodi* | Kitno :hief ITRPOSE !' T j cd p nt to tin- \Vi Which It. ?Ad ( cncrulf proclaimed | provision:! 1, las sent a| shinglon. it > Use ition ti> tie T; K l'orth hi.- fro1 oorr revolution ly i . rn Mexico. l ?am mat ?o,?n reeeiv- "P i *^uu ???' H'l'i'lVt'd Poin !U of M.-xi- p,cl was a rfilicl constituted it plain, ingeles was ^ Mit soldier ] k which he department, fl| (1 the priolution was >n of 18.r>7. rovides for fundamenand which constitution , , wor mised pro- this sts of .M.'x- ono, and ni said li?- less I I ' ",l id order in j,;,n I My I w a 1 asized tliati tinh Felix Diaz.l >n. Hudolfo ferj do Da liar- t>a?a member tbe time of gold Mondra- as fj, lo eflect a J. F. ? south un- Comj if with the but failed. J H|| iVashington^ "" PAGE SEVEN ?? i-< % "&> I ~ jlxi iiiu ~+r SERVICE. ^ lfinson Keivieo Fla" conptoxiniat ly 1 .' on stars, 18 ?* :iro "mIiI as well a< a nuiuX ill i i < ml of Cloniaon X I ' .1 ' o - ! .1 ? ) I 111? iino, i anU. iliv . on, ?? r a: y < ' < r n: trsnalion ! ii: ill pal' hi: . of a 1 i t. < o : > ia rni-ii ore ? ?: i! > I! iino * ^ V A ^ N <V 4 v* ./vV V V V vv vv i !i various sources tell of o former Villistas and many c lis who oppose t'arranza's re. in different parts of Mexico, intr to Angeles' standard upon li n that he had been proclaimri.visional president. i* are proud of tlie confidence ns, druggists and the public in tititi ("hill and l-'evor Tonic. Iv. op Corn Agony In Four Seconds i "Gets-It"?See Corns Feel OffI ho relief that "Gets-It" Rives n corn-pains?the way it makes is and calluses peel oiT painless11 one piece?is one of the woni oi the world. The woman, in >et Mr 'Gctt-lt' k! It Eases Corn :ATf^.'8hKB nnilMakriCorai home, the shopper, the dancer, foot traveler, the man in the ofthe clerk in the store, th?* k?T In the shop hava today, in ureat discovery, "< Sets-It," tho sure, quick relief from all corn callus pains?the one sure, painrer.tover that makes corns come . as easily as you would peel a ana. It takes 2 secondis to ap"t!ets-It"; it dries at onoe. Then k with painless joy. even with t shoes You know your corn loosen from your toe?peel it oft 1 jour tinkers Try it, corn sufrs, and you'll sntile! Sets-It," the Ruuranteed, moneyk corn-remover, theonly sure way. s but a trttle at any drtiK store, dby K. Lawrence & Co.,Chicago,111in Lancaster and recommended e world's best corn remedy by Mackey Co.. Standard Drue >any.?Adv. You Get The News? ^ X Yainmg | x X l' required to wear uniform I under military discipline at ^ T eshinen, Sophomores and >urse students are required ?* the Hasic Course of three nilitary instruction 5ach uniors and Seniors may en- ? idvanced course if physically jrwise qualified, and if adare required to take addililitarv instruction. Var Department has estab. O. C. units in the In- % 'oast Artillery and Signal anclies of the service. Only d number of students will tted to the Coast Artillery nal Corps Onits. Modern at is supplied bv the IT. S ? out. Y idents In the li. O. T. C. relaneial assistance from the /eminent. Juniors and Sen- ?& present are paid $12.00 per vliich may be applied to the penses. All R. O. T. C. stu- i e given an allowance on ^ i by the War Department. aunt has not been fixed for ing session, but it is expect- 4% it will be sufficient to cover JL half the cost of the service 2 1 bligatlon rests upon tho *8^ ! of the Advanced Course. ership in the Advanced mounts practically to a twololarship furnished by .the Government. A student t ts a regular scholarship and *8* e Advanced Course receives money to pay for all exxcept books. RON MT^M TM TTJT*