The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 08, 1919, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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t will be gladly received. and recei
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Watch SQBSCKIPTION PKICK:
rhite! Cash in Advance. parlor is
oined ttflrsju- $2.00 passed in
lave 1.00 gUests
(te?bd as Second Class Matter 'il>rar\ or
11 J*r\7t 1905. at the Postofflce at ,ain a con
act ttkcaSMr, S. C., under act of ConStates
M of jMarch 3# 1?79. I ho Mr
Df "thf ^ observes \
vo?l?; for rricmi
brask* an irrepni
I Tm 4 says:
d6-"** 8w*" lm- "?"
voic#* s and more
AUGUST 8. 1919. wtthin wi
' nngi'"^ === parties w
ippen iro F1(iHX ILLITERACY.
Vomr Poor lay,
"... the people of Lancaster and Lana
cellar t<
ffrner county should not overlook the , . ,
r be needed
poneting scheduled for tomorrow
the model
,rteturday). at 10:30 o'clock at the , ...
oeI1 along wit!
thouse in the interest of the fight .
.e s tenance. i
.... illiteracy. An invitation lias been ,. .
taI1 r lights, fue
ist nded to the teachers, trustees, ....
* of the cost
"^tOrs, lawyers, doctors, county of- ,
burdenson
t, ,club women and all patriotic . , ,
iug of lar
aml^women to aid in the camHWin
necessary
r?e sees tis to be waged this
?* e When son
, in hosft out the stain of illit.
everybody
or serv in ltp Th
p m#?otfii?r !???' p I
those alto
^thesr campalgn an<1 ln ?ach in social c
ho sena 8?ln* to b" rrIed frequently
o give th^arollna shall occupy tjons &t d)
holr hon,n jn the percentage l|9UaUy k1
'als, satho
last t
"juld be a largo attendance nQW Jg CQ
^ng tomorrow. It is one ?
a heriportant matters that are ('IIAlt
? cause^e people and one which The pi i
bich thinking and hard |eston Au
rs ir
r local inte
Sena, t
rong e^rcenta8? W,0,vi:,-S is watchiu
^ie sulliua recently announced t crest. it
testate educational authorities i>. crace.
iitito be sufficient to cause any American.
I to stop and think and to feel j the mails
t^ie ought to do something to j utterances
>st every man can do some- to the I'n
help, and a good beginning the ineum
; attend the meeting at the iieved tli?
3e tomorrow. man as i
SSING OF THK PAH I.OR. don't t>eli
fver see a parlor in the plans state thai
i nowadays. A changed man- the same I
T\as Ttrav
ky whol? 's t*ie reason, and in the nial and y
vard-h? parlor where the best pert until
I. Hoi always put down and the and the ec
'"'^Micept. has come the living From w
ich is usually constructed |jstanoe. 1
yie.v of comfort. The living |0yal man
Is the place of the piano, the |-nn??<i st
li, tables, chairs and bookcases. ^ st.,t(.
here the "company" is enter- ?|an ,
d and the family uses the room famniar \
<iiug to demands. cays the i.it- govcrnme!
DIgdst:
f'harlestoi
jne ;cas that when a man built (ji-ace's ed
use lie always made provision tllf> maj|s
-In for U room known as the par- I()
I' Hut tlVat day is no more. The ,his distal
call for sleeping jn charh
,or pergolas or living-rooms hnown. m
not, but the parlor is passe, j)POpi<. ()f
.s anyone who has received Unito<l St;
on in French by absent treat- liaVP (iep.
.ows Instantly, means con- mails wil
io oblivion." reason,
tenting on the passing of the Wp arp
he Rome. Ga. Trlbune-Her- politics fi
'gp In*a bit of philosophizing mayor. I
efforiof whirh il is SUK?0S,0(, would not
Ae j^^rlor has become obso- ,aHt tJniP
Juavv ntc loruim, sniiou way from
d funny, artificial forma but ,hat <
lat could flourish only in inR jntrre
inosphere. "The parlor j versally r
ige of a false aristocracy. un|versall
passing we have one ex- J)Uthizer.
??torftyy oV o f the new democracy," says true, we
the Trtb>in*-Herald. and adds: said, hut I
"When n i person entered the parlor |y stated.
of a man's hMt^. he clothed himself ?
wfih due formally. he stacked ni Bolshevik
ceremony, sat in a holt upright posi- London
tion with his hands crossed, his feet l?hS olaiij
obscured, and 'talked lu stagc-whie- in;"'nf* ^
, . , sea by th
pers. using only correct phraseology.
stroyers \
Around the walls of the parlor hung corf|ir?K t<
fiie portraits of the household's an- by the ad
THE
n tho center was a large.'
le, on which were placed the SCISSORS
bum and family Hlblo. A) ~~
huir sofa sat in one corner, Tlie Plan I
'hat-not stood in another. . (Colum
A regular arm;
s parlor the children of the und men |g abou
rer dared to assemble, but in The State's op
n state occasions the elder country having a
of the house, or a younger' 000,000 which, 1
, , , . . , 1 has said, and the
s could beat her sister to it,1
| rotary of war th
i prig lit in solemn grandeur tory training thre
ved the linal sworn assur-,of 19 is entirey w
ler accepted lover. But th? 1? have peace.
... ... . .. , the nations, by nc
a thing of the past; it has
men should not
its checks, as it were. Now ( dl8cipUne and ob(
5 assemble informally in the development and
drawing-room and soon at-; and physical com
slderable amount of ease." i manhood of the
. . . , .. i be provided. By u
>ntgomery, Ala., Advertiser .....
1 carried to the poi
*adly that the decadence of tion of profeSsioii
r indicates "the slow pass- ject can be attai
? home as a gathering-place an>" other way tha
s," professing to see therein '? sa,v
i should not have ;
rable loss to social lite. It.. . . ..
j that half a millio
i the present cond
lodel home of a generation betray a lack of i
ago was a spacious object! 1916. when v
. .. . .: 130,000 or 140,0
lose ample walls week-end I
to call out the
ere held, and a ballroom .,ce on the M(?]
while under the house was J that service it w
i keep things in that might [Since then the \
for pleasant occasions. But demonstrated thai
. . . ... I an army must h
home is dwindling in size,!. . ,
i branches hitherto
i families. The cost of main- the least C8Sentlal
n the matter of servants, j field artillery of
1 and furniture, not to speak almost negligible
of building material, is too ^luipment befort
. . Gas warfare had
ne to encourage the build- , ...
j and aviation was
ge houses. It has become. great war broug
to make smaller houses, first importance
lething had to tie sacrificed. | 'be tank. Kven i
agreed on the parlor. With'?r ,he r?Publ,c
| was hall a centur;
rations came also a chance i ,
| as large as it was
i Lancaster to Charleston. Is realized f?nd if,
loos not prevent our grow- fo finding
st In a fight between a unl- *-'r's,,,or",, major
high cost of livi
ecognized good man and a r?r stacks on th<
y recognized Gorman sym- government's hai
If those charges are tin- will be unable t
will take back all we have situation in
, . , ... . . from bad to worm
hat Is the reputation, plain*
of the two candidates.
lad TIiom \\ ho
t nstk Mcroti
Craft Sunk l>y the British. ( >.'?w ^
, Aug. 7.-?A Bolshevik sub- The Washing
<UMeaKoJ- ni m mfw m m arrowed up the c
as been sunk in the Baltic it nailed the pi
ie British torpedo boat de- above Its real vi
falorous and Vancouver, ac- course, when if i
> an otlloial statement issued to the consuming
mlralty thts evening. Because the U
..ok/.iio. I'niiici .m- pssiiry now for ct
' given at hotels and reeep-| If. then, we ai
awn-town clubs. Dances are arrn>'* wo,,hi " no1
i loet to make it
ven down-town. As a rule,' .
; tional agency?
hing people seem to desire ^ Mon who haVf.
nipany in the house." j their boys to mi
^ i not send every >
LKSTOX'S KI.WTIOV. school when well
maries to be held in Char- d,crs to ?
gust 10 are of more than . .
< engross and tl
rest and the state at large . . v.
i Charleston Ne
ir the contest with great in-] \\*o said the oi
tinning for mayor are John would he very lit
editor of the Charleston anything effectivt
which was debarred from ,ho hi*h c()8t ol 1
publicans at Was!
during the war because of ,,
cally the .tactics v
t not characterized tis loyal p|r>yo?l ever since
ited States, and T. T. Hyde, of congress. The
bent It can hardly be he- the government 11
.t Charleston will elect a ,ivo ,n an> remed
government propt
ts chief executive who is
jorttv party ol cr
a (icrman s> mpat Inzer. \\ < pr0(.Cf>(j nn the tl
eve there is a town in the and everything
would do that. But. at proposes must be
Lime, politics is a funny nni- i,s n,,'r"s> '
, . to get anything
on never know what to exIs
hard enough at
the votes have been counted tJon roqi,irps KPnl
rtideates of election signed, operation all alor
... . 1.1j. ' made the nlnvthln
iiuv */?!*.- i an milium til l 111n
. . used as a moans
Mr. Ilyde is not onlv a vt-rv
capital for tlio If
to the government of the wj]] no ,mpe ?
atos, hut is very loyal to The New York
and city, an uphuildcr. and , organ of the Kept!
liorougiily competent and 'he that tie
... ,, , , .. ,. ,. ., 'already trying to
v it h the details ol the city.
, ital out of the
nt. The very fact that the que9tion is< llu>ro
i American. under Mr. j ?ifl0ant. The Su
itorship. was debarred from, into a bitter atta
of the I'llited States is suf- titration, doolarit
.... . , ... ' responsible for th
convict him. We sav, at '
i "The W'ashingto
ice. Whether it is sufficient 2. .
it says, "need not
sston where the malt is over ,, ne<M, nol
e do *iot know. ltut thelyond its own dot
Charleston know that the of the fearful cr
ates government would not ,ro,n having hoc
now grows into a
irred that paper from the ^ .,
thout good and sulllcient absurdity
once apparent to
not interested in Charleston man being. But t
iirther than the race for ^hc point is that
is. we fear, indici
let ween two good men, we . , . . ,
which the pollti
L he interest in that. The whJch ?ie S(m ,g
we walked it. it was a long to approach this
LANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER
AND PASTE. A
T
'or the Army. ^4^
bia State.) X
y of 510,000 officers i
t the strength that ^
inlon is needed in a *5^*
population of 110,- ?*
requently The State
proposal of the sec- ^
at compulsory mille
months for youths ^
ise. That the world w w
through a league of V
> means implies that 1
learn the lesson of ^
idience and that the
care of "the health ^ TT^
d it ion of the young'
nation" should not
lilitary training, not
lit of creating a na- A ??????
i si 1 unlil ii'ru ihlc aK.! X
? " ""! !
ined better than in
it can be devised. J _
the United States;
a regular army and,^^
n men is more than
itions require is to H
sense of proportion. ^
re had an army of
00 it was necessaryi t
national guard for J
ticun border and for
as never designed. : ?*
var in Europe has'
t, to be symmetrical.
ave a variety ofij^ _
not regarded as in ^ r.Vft
For example, the
our army hud been '
in numbers and ??
the late conflict. ?? - .
not boon considered 15tl
in its infancy. Tho ^
ht into a place of, J Vkaw-i
the motor car and Ilw.n<
vere the population !
lot urea tor than it > 2tpDj
v ago an army twice ftr
then would bo noc- ^ unplotenoss.
^ gCl
re to have such an
A
t he wasteful to nog- J
serve as an educaT
the money send
litary schools?why
outh to a military
ave the regular sol- t ^ _
? Dai
ie Cost of liiving. M
ws and Courier ?
[her day that there ?, <*
tie chance of doing JJL
1 4r
? towards reducing # ^ ^ ?
iving unless the lie
linuton altered ra<li- ! .
rhich they have em- ment must huv all the
they gained control OI, the basis of $2.26
executive branch of administration is try
nust take the initia- wheat to the Americi
ial action which the KroSsly inflated flgur
>ses; and if the ma- were a wheat famine,
ingress continues to j?. on jls hands at lea
tieory that anything bushels of wheat whi
,..c a.. cannot consume and t
opposed regardless of Vvhieh the governt
will not he possible aide to sell abroad,
done. The problem When the Washing
i it stands. Its fcolil- tion nailed up the pr
nine and sincere co- SUch an abnormal lei
ig the line. It' it be Paiiy elevated the pri
ig of politics. If it be other grains. And w
of making political jngton administration
120 campaign, there p doubled and treble
f its solution. costs; for virtually a
Sun is the principal man, woman or child
ibllcan "Obi fluard." put grain. The man
? New York Sun is his dinner table eats c
make political cap- The baby at its bottle
high cost of living condensed grain. The
fore, ominously sig- the beef, the cov that
n launches at oncejthe hen that lays th
ck upon the admin- fcd and fattened on gi
ig that it alone is, When the Washing
e high cost of living, tion nailed up the pi
11 Administration," j screwed up the price
search the country, |>or had to have more
search one foot be to pay the grossly
irstep for the cause, prices which were mai
>st of living which.) ington administration
ome a discomfort., the grain prices. Ai
menace to the coun- Washington adminisl
up the price of laboi
of this charge is at the cost of every alnp
every intelligent hu- made by labor,
hat is not the point. The Washington
I the Sun's attitude'nee(j nr,t search the
itive of the spirit in| npe(i not search one
cal organization of J own doorstop, for tl
spokesman is going i
matter. If this fear
instead of devoting
remedy, the conity
simply uses the, A| m w
ng as anotlier liaso ^BXH Mil
? administration, the
lids will tie tied, it ^ I
o do anything, and' ^
will go
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Screwed i'p r<Miil
\ Tiiem
r?rk ?"" > Money Back
ton administration
ost of ail food when' ** f
rice of wheat tiigh Doean t
ilue. We mean, of Help You.
nailed up that price
public. I A*k You*
nited States govern- Druggist
\
u s. c.
OOOFF
To Boys and Gi
ry Boy and Girl saying enou
A WAR SAVINQS STAMP
i entitled to keep the Bank,
d about August 11th instant
lication now, so that you wil
vours. COME IN TO SEE
I
the
nk of Lan
LANCASTER, S. C.
+*i
farmers' wheat ?? w
h th: ry
creater part A I
nent will never fl ^ j |f nT.
[?" if1 wheat r?t Jj l?EPAlf?lNC
rei u automati- '
(os of corn and ????????????????
hen tho Wash- fearful cost of living which, from havdid
that thine in)j become a discomfort, now grows
>d general food t< be a menace to the country.
II the food that 1'ntll the Washington administra-!
eats is nothing tion knocks from under the wheat
eating beef at market the props which the Wasbingondensed
grain, ton administration itself has net up
in the crib eats and ?till holds in place, or until somasteer
thak gives j...d> knows them out, the cost of
gives the milk, Mmiik in this country will not come
p egg are alike down and cannot come down. Unless
rain. the Washington administration or
;lon administra- somebody knocks out those props
ice of wheat it from under the wheat innrke' the
of labor, for la-.cost of food, the cost of all living,
and more wages I v. ill g& still higher. Then the job
excessive food' will be done by political dynamite.
do by the Wash-' *
i when it made , PERSONALS,
nd when the' Mrs. J. T. McGregor and children.
Lration screwed of Huntsville. Ala., are guests of Mrs.
r It screwed up Frank Hunter.
;le thing that is
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stevens, of
Bethune, were guests yesterday of
administration M|> and Mr8 Q B Bartlett.
country over, it | ? .... .
foot beyond its Thurlow Carter, of Williamsburg
le cause of the count>\ is visiting relatives here.
_ "f was troubled wttn leruaie complaint
for several years. . My husband
n^a procured for me a bottle of 8TEI.LA
V1T4K. frortf Mr. L. Hamrlck. our
merchant. wltfrh hc'p^fl rne so much
L. that I used twp more bottles, and the
three bottles completely rured me I
WK ' m am certainly thankful for this *reat
W j 1 . R female tonic.**?^Irs. J. F. I-ofc, Oa.
rt^tM THACtiER MEDICINE CO.
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FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1919. '
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AN1) "EXPERT" IS
WHAT WE MEAN
Yes, We know it's a much abused
word-V-everybody culls himself an expert.
\But results tell the story, in
shoe repairing as well as in winning
a war., And our shoe repairs proclaim
u'fc genuine experts in this line.
Bring up your ^ld. worn shoes and let
us show| you what real expert work Is.
UltKCioktY-IIOOn KI.Kt"TltlC SHOE
HKPAIIt.
AT THE I'llt'KCIIKS.
Lancaster and Shlloh A. R. P.,
Rev. W. S. Patterson, pastor?
Sabbath Rohool 10:30 a. m.;
preaching 11:30 a. m., first and
third Sundays at Lancaster, second
and fourth at Shlloh; preaching
8:30 p. m., Lancaster. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday, 8:30 p.
m.
Christ Episcopal Church, Rev. P.
if. Harding, pastor?Treadling first
and third Sunday nights at 8:30.
A* NOIVCKMKNTS.
For State Senator.
At the solicitations of friends
throughout the county, I hereby announce
myself a candidate for the
State Senate to All out the unexpired
term of the late Senator W. C
Hough. S. E. BAILE8.
For Stute Senator.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for State Senate to fill the unexpired
term of the late W. C. Hough.
.T ROY rMTNVl vein A
For Cottoo tfriKlu-r.
I hereby announce myself a candidal
for re-election hs cotton weigher
at Lancaster, S. C.
lit A. J. BAILEY.
For I'-otton We Ik her.
I hereby anitgunco myself a candidate
for re-election as cotton welghir
at lleatb Springs. If elected I will
continue to discharge my duties as I
have in the past. \
It Z. F. MACKKY.
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