The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 29, 1919, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7
FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1919
SOUTHERNERS PLftM ^
RECONSTRUCTION "
Church street,
should be socur
IN EUROPE?WORK IS TO BE <>r Charlotte. Tt
OPENED IN BELGIUM is Hornets" Ne
AT ONCE. ron." anil was pi
by I.. Radnor. '1
owned by Mrs.
Commission Abroad To Study the Sit- niorniiiK. Oetobei
uation.?Extensive Program l? family paper do'
Planned?Church Busy oralure. anricult
In Other Lands. ~ n.ininu. an.l now
as represented i
Nashville Tenn. (Special Corro- t"'?: wm
spondence)?On August 29th a coin ernnient wo tiuu
mission composed of Bishop Jam* to proven! injtir
Atkins, of North Carolina. John K at tho South."
Copper. of Tcnnossee, 1 ?r Hollo II. ! sumo r?t tho In
Bennett, of Kentucky. and Miv Luke ,-joulh
G. Johnson, of Georgia. sails for Lu- '1Ml.hts \SSot.|H,i,
rope to arrange for tho opening of ox , . , .
, , . i-i.i ' southern Addre
tonsive religious and philanthropic
work In Belgium, France and other >'M nK><war
torn countries Association. ^ or!
They represent the Centenary Com 18"? ?." Mr. .v
mission and the Hoard of Missions of murks were: "T!
the Methodist Kptacopal Church. Hon ol the act
bouth. which have set atfide (.'..iioO.OOO ,s ;,|jko in viola
of Centenary funds for religious re- ,jl)M .)|)(| ,|t Wilt
nnutriu'fiaM it*
They go with authority to purchase ' ' '' 1
property and open work at on? e in '"'I''1 ,ro,n i,s '
Ilelgiutn and to make a careful survey ' 's ' s'?
of the needs in oilier countries and Demonstration n
recommend an adequate program crn Rights Assoi
Orphanages, sehools. social renters, Kbene/.er. York
rdigions literature anrl direct vanifo- tlie Southern ltii
iism will be the methods employed being Indian Lit
In soni" of the countries to he en Iirticlo Sili(1 of >
tered the work will be conducted In .. . ^
cooperation with the Methodist Kpis- '
copal Church, which la already o,erat "on oi tin- audio
i: g in France. Italy and th Kulkaus. :,n'' '"haste add
and is planning to expand its work divnillod In
greatly as a result of the Centenary, and ilecided.
which lti the two churches brought WitInMspoon Y
missionary pledges aggregating more tntive ill the s?
than $ 1 aO.0^0,000 the cliair. The
??? was followed by
METHODISTS REVIVE
ANCIENT CUSTOMS SS
\\ ithers, record I
Alston. rorres|
T*0 AND ONE HALF MILLION John Johnson. I
MEMBERS TO OBSERVE DAY A resolution '
OF FASTING ANn PRAVPn Mi tl-.-l.r... .
, his address "del
Centenary Commission Starts Move rjni. nn,{ tri|0
n?ent To Establish 100,000 Family resolution hegi
Altars?Following the Plan j ing this parugra
of Old Circuit Rtder*. the Hornets' N'es
ed in Charlotte.
Nashville Tenn ?The Centenary i0?-a(fty and the
Commission of the Methodist Kpiseo ]|;|S devoted psr,
pal Church, South, has named August , . ,
29th as a apodal day of faming and ' S"ul1h' ,>xh,,,
rayer for tim two and a half million " " 1 -n tni i >
members of the idiuridi. The C,munis w,"tl > the intlii
sion has also started a movement to l^"> Mouth,
establish 100.00') Family Alt irs. by There j : aCo
laving that many homos1 pledged to paper: "\ tneeti
observe daily devotions courthouse on T
This Is the revival of niici-nt cus for p?,.pnsi.
toma In the chflrch It is the pan of R|jrhts port,
in vonsive campaign which tin
, . , ... opportunity to
hut h lias launched In lonneitioii
with the spiritual side of the ("onser ' 11 ' ' ' ^ 1
.a*: .a program of tho (' ntenary KresH " for
Mov<ment. through which th> M- i o As nidation.
1. rtised ?" '!.000,000 In an e;gi.t daj' \nioiu; tli< ad
lr'\e lasl May. nets' Nest are:
T e object of Hie present campaign ]i:n, . ,], \ goods
e- stated hv Rev S A Nehlett See- ROO(,s; ?
s'.iry of tlie Department of Spiri'uil j, , j
Resources. is to enroll at least tOT ,,
? . * ... llomeslev. drv
of thr church members in the prayer
league known ?s the Fellowship of ' 11 '''""-ill < tail
nlar.n^inn ?o?,.K1i?K innnnn v. lirillcioa I nl llie
llv Altars, ind to assist, in finding a A J. Alexander
thousand young people to go abroad a' inont Female A
missionaries. rington. Charln
Nugust 2 4.11 Is known as Knllst j Uuiney li
moot w ?k During thl* p-nod tbo ()|.r (|n|R stor,.
sa.on thousand pastors will urgo Ih -ii , , ,
mil k er. J #.\ ?>a
members to Join the Fellowship of In
'Tri-sslon. to establish Family Altars 11' ,v l>l"
a'. I to obeserve the day of fasting ami Modeller. book
I rayer under wagon it
dlerv, Joshua 1
JAPAN TO MODIFY KOREAN RULE. Wriston, oariiag
Waring, law; A1
So Predicts Dr. S E. Hager. 25 Years (.r ;1,| v,.rl js; ? |
a Southern Methodist Mission- .
^ with, jf\vo| ?r;
ary In The Orient.
( arolina Inn (<
Nashville. Tmn ?'That Japan will Jennings K-i tmoderate
her rule In Korea Is the pre jewelry . l?r> Mi
diction of I>r S T Hager. recently ("lure
returned missionary of the Methodist \n inlerestln
Fplscopul Church, South Dr Hager vertisemonts is t
has spent more than a .juarter of a |j,t|o w no,| rut8 |
entury In Japan doing religious work )n^ f<)j. jns,anP(
Japan U learning that her suncesa '
1b giving good government to Korea '' ",,,n s '
Is fraught with difficulties, and that h?*ii(l. :l Inttn fn
tolerance and good will must take the a tree and tar
Apiace of harsh and severe methods mortar; dry go?
* "The military leaders aitu mainly at1 male and fi
making their rule thorough and perms I parasols, etc.. Hi
nent. and naturally thera la ?r?at big as your flngt
temptation to the man of the sword
to nuke his rule severe Calling him
"Hut democratic Ideas are growing morning lie salt
la Japan, and mora temperate treat f,ore at 8 J ft evi
ment of the subject race will come ov<>r m
about."
... .. ... . .. , the window am
Or. Hager saye the Christian mla
alonarles In the Orient are elated at on ,,i:" way to "
the surrees of the Centehary more J- f Morgan |
meat, through which the church releed the hank; at In
Ift3.ftn0.0ft0 00 for mleslonary work In going by; at 1<
all lands. on the way to
Millions of this wfU ho wpont In the Pomo jn vVho
Orient. Hundreds of new mleslonarlee
will eont and there will be a great War Is a I way
advance movement In medical work [j reveals to yr
oducatlon and evangelism wear your old c
THE LANCASTER :
AUTUMN WILL COME LATER
i) papi:i{
New York Judge Hands Down Decision
That Man of Eighty-seven Is
server s < >n*? Minute K, . T
Not Too Old to Marry.
ilKP. ) !
odcl, of 4<M? North Men nrprywhiTp should take heart
has a paper that at the Important decision of the sued
for the archives prelim court of New York to the elTcct
le name of the paper ,,I:" !l "l"" ot einht.v .seven is a lit and
? ... .. . . tll'otuM' unKteot <*.? ? 1
......... nui'JT < ( MM J I I f? 1 I IIIUMI V, lllls,
ana . rue hou. n-1 ^ ,.4>st.In,
i hi i.shod in Char lotto An u,(| ||(|y Qf t)|:|t nKO n(ly 1I)lir.
I ho (late of 'ho ropy r|,.,| ,, young woman of eighteen. and
Todd is Saturday subsequently the thought occurred to
r 12, 1850. It is. "A him that he was too old to marry; so
roteri to politics, lit- tn* took ilio doubt to the court and
ure, manufacturing. tiske?l for a decree of divorce on that
s." 'and the principle Pround. and the judge wouldn't believe
It I tn. "Out upon such pessimism! dent
a line under the , , , , . .
< hired the court. In substance, and
ild picserve mil got- f,,rjiuv|th dor ?.ed and asseverated
d prevent injustice; ||t;if could not lie released from bis
dice we must unite marriage bonds on sueh an ephemeral
plea : hence we Imvc tin* declaration
adlines in the paper "f the court that a man of eight vForevor."
Southern s,'v' " ,s nof Inherently, by reason of
. .. ^ .. . liis vonrs. to old to wed; and what
>n. r.bene/er. s. < .;
... the court savs goes In this country,
ss Delivered by A. It. .... ,
l ints there is a new rninhow or hope
lore the Indi in I.and (l|(, sj{V fnr ?>1?| gentlemen who
k District. S. t .. Oct. n>ight otherwise despair of a happy
spring's opening re- immo. There are many, no dotint. wlto
He recent consuinma- vn i11 seize their canes and Itobble forth,
admitting California Inspired by the court with a new million
of the constltu- tl??tt to lie tip and doing, hrendwlnwith
nil the prcce- ??>rs for hn?^v homes. ?' '! ? ?>'
the great, bttsv world around them, inte
usages o| govern- , _
stead of fireside recluses sitting by the
>ailiest histott. cooling etnliers of the past,
ry of "The Yorkviile
teetlng of the South- Gasoline to Be Mined.
ri;inon to bo hold ;it Tlio latost ostinuitos of thn TTnltnH
Histrirt, tin- name of States geological survey show that If
-Iits Association also gasoline continues to ho used up at
ml Association." The the present rate, all the petroleum
ilr. Springs' address, fields now in use will he exhausted hecnehained
the aUen- r,,ro Where. then, will the fitnce
with au eloquent '"'T sup,,lv ,,f K"*"11"'* ?" ? ' m?
,, . , Millions of dollars are Involved In the
ress, well tempered , ? ,r, ... . ,
question. The probable answer Is that
It its positions finn ..|nl,,ed" gasoline will he use.}.
At l.henexer. ( ol. Colorado. I'tah and other Western
ork s able represen- and middle Western states contain ex note
was (tilled to tensive oil-hearing deposits of hitntulnreading
of a report "us "'"do. f'rudo oil can he extracted
a speech hv Hev \ ^r",n I hem and this run he distilled
nc in eloquence.' ar...
, It Is estiuiiited that enough gasoline
true Southern feel- _ ... , , . . , . . ...
could be produced in this waj to equal
s elected tor the as- mjinv times the amount ohtnlmsl from
ear were: A. Wh.vte. ?n present-day tields.
. Springs and J. W.
presidents; John II.! There are two great rules of life,
ing secretary; J. A. 'he one general and the other parponding
secretary; tlcular. The tirst is that every one
treasurer. can. in the end. get what he wants if
was passed thanking only tries. This is the general
he Hornets' Nest for ''u,? Th'* particular rule is that
ivered in a soul stir- every individual is, more or less, an
Southern style, the' exception to the general rule.
nning thus, embody
pit; "Resolved. That ',aM proven it will cure Mn.,
, ... ,, , laria, Chills and Fever, lii I inna
' . ' publish- ,,ovrr r<>||ls nnd l4||(;i||,Ilc ? kl|ls
V ( .. both troni it# die parasite that cases the fever. It
/.cal with which it is a splendid laxative and general
If to tin' interests of Tonic.?Adv.
its the true spirit of "
!"Vr'sU Stop Corn Agony
In Four Seconds
Use "Gets-It"?See Corns reel Offl
,. , ,. Tho relief that "Gcts-It" gives
ol gi\ 1114 Hie South- from corn-pains?the way it makes
'< 1 of our . it iyi.11 corns and calluses peel off painlessly
in one piece?is one of the v.'onijxprev
their views dcrs of tl?c world. The woman In
laws
in ;t niillllii'l'll 1(1 till I- "Get Me 'Gcta-lt' ^
Quick! It Euei Corn
Pain* and Make* Corns
Vlexatuler. dry goods;
lousp painter: Fox \- 4?9> Jfl
dfm&
<ller. Sadler's Hotel;
i .li\ ni.uk' tho heme, the shopper, the. dancer,
^ the foot traveler, the man In the ofhinderv;
M. F. A!<\- hoe, the clerk in the store, the
'. worker In the shop, have today. In
inker; It. >h:t\v, s;td- this threat discovery, ".Sets-It." the
'rot lor in.l \lit..< I or>? sure, quick relief from all corn
and callus pains?the one sure, pain;e
making; Kohert 1'. less remover that makes corns come
.. . off as easily as you would peel a
ex (11 a tin m. post mast banana. It takes - seconds to apletters.
Hubert Hock- idy ' Crts-ir; it dries at once. Th.-n
walk with painless Joy. even with
J F. (iiliiui. drugs: tight shoes. Vou know your corn
. , ... , will loosen from your to??peel it off
>1(1 h.irlot ( I lotim I with your flnKfern. Try it, corn bufThoma
Trottei ferers, and you'll smile!
"(Sets-It," the guaranteed, moneylice.
Itessenl ,in<| .Me- hack corn-remover, the only sure way,
costs hut a trllle at any drug store.
M'f'dby 12. Lawruncc & Co.,Chicago, 111.
t: mature ot the ad- g0],i jn Lancaster and recommended
iiat they all have tiny as tho world's hest corn remedy by
In them, in coachtnnk- J- r. Mackey Co., Standard Drug
9. the cut Of a .each Company A.lv
tin with hammer in ?
>i *ait- carries ine cut
m Iiouho; drills has a ri? . . .
??ls has slippers, hat. 1 hcro 18 not a S,n?le
smaie shoes, boots. commonplace in the
ie ruts being about a*
>r na|| make-up of the
into the (dtire one
:t, "Mr llrown. I get w #
ry morning and look I AVIIlrff AM
o'clock I look out ZjV/L1111?Iv11
I see Mr. Rockefeller
tie oflice. at ! :.'?'< Mr
asses on liis way to , . ,
I ..... Mr Vai?i, n,m 11 s meclmnical cont>:3o
Mr Taft passes struction represent*
his oflice; at 11 you
,h). ar,. you?" truly remarkable sim s
a great revelation plicity.
>u how long you can
lothes.
NEWS. LANCASTER. S. C.
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FAMINE THE NEW STOCK jfj
READY-TO-WEARS, DRESSES in S
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SKIRTS in plain and PLAIDS of 3
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fOUR attention to OUR NEW ^
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lEN'S SUITS, Dress |
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at's hard to wear out. jjj
which WE are selling all S
astonish you?WHY ?--- jjj
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