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The SOUTHERN INDICATOR' n i Entered ns Second Class Mutter - May sth, H)l*2, ut the pot?! office ntl Coliuuhiii, S (' , under the Act of. Marri? IM. I STU C. r. SI'OTT. Kermit, , h MOKC AN. M \NAi?p.it 1 , Sr us?monos KAI ts Ono year.?1 .??!> SIN Months. (?Or Three Months . -Wc Advertising Kates Minie Known on Application Saturday, June (5, li)14. England in the Midst of a Tempest. The 111 ? i ?sing ul' I he e ??men of j I**. Milln in 1 :nul their in-isient ile j Min nd In he tri veil the I ni i li ?I >\ i 11 : i : i - I provoke mort' serum* t ronnie in | I*'. Mitin tul i linn lia- already , . in M rivi I. The En ?ri i.-h purlin . 1 inenl appen l-l?? Iarl\ l he rn pari I \ i.? .\ f.\I proprlx willi lin.- '|iir lion. Tiic -ull'rngrtlc.- ure rr.-orl . ?Mi? In ind lu?,!- t t:iii - I hring l-l it* Mush nf -hume '.:> rvci \ de viii ! ci \ i Ii/ei I w ninan. Their i r?':il iiienl ol' iheir king and iptcen is out ra yvon.*.. Their iutlcrnil cnn linet will iv.-nli inn h?.-s ol' -ym|?:i ili\ in America l'or their ru use and I tin? cause ol' l'emnle su lira gc c\ rt'VW hei r. Anolher -erinn- con.iii ion thal! cnn fronts I he eut ire I'niteil King-i limn is ilic maller ni' home rule fur I rein in I. I ? 111 few people si ] ? peur io II IP le rsl niel the situation. Were it uni for I he seriousness ol' the situation it would he amusing 10 rend soi.I" the discussions through the press on (hi.- ipiestinn. For (he in format ion nf some ol' our render.- wc wish lo shite the following facts: .Mofe limn stM) years ago. din ing the reign of Henry 11 of Eng Inml. when corni il ion- in liviano were somewhat similar to rotuli t ions nmoog the Indians in Amer ii- the tina1 of the discovery hy oiir.^ihlts, .neelmred the ront|tirst ?. i rehuid. I rehuid is ail ?shuni one ol' the liri tish Isles form i nit1 n part of the United Kin tri lom of ({real liritaiu and ireland. It is divided into four provinces 1'lster. Leinster. M mist IM* and Connaught. In men il is Inn n little larger t Ililli South Carolina, hui has ?ihiml there limes Soul li Caro lina's population. Tin' Irish are . list incl iveh ?ind emphatirally lioninn Ca I holies. The English and Scot eh are mainly I Vol esl ants. Thc attempt of I he Eng lish govcrmnrni near (he eh?>e nf the Kith century to introduce ihe I ie I'ormci I faith nnd Engli.-li in -titiitinns mel with sluhhorn and i let ermined opposition on I he part of the Irish ?md stirred up ?rival 11 issen.-ion in I rehuid. A iv\ oil on (he pari of the Irish chief, purl icu in riv I hose in Munster anti I I -1er. li ?I In the confisent ?on ol' their hinds, the King ?ind pnrlin meiil giving Milich ol' the lands inj English settlers m Munster, ?ind! Scotch alni English settlers in I 1st er. Alter |?a--iiiLr through j various vicissitudes. Ireland, on .Ian. I. ISDl. wa- united with (?real Itritain ;i-> ?in integral pari of il and it- policies of stale have lieen dominated hy English influ ence. Thc sympathie.- ol' ihr l'ope of Komc ?ind the entire Kunian Catholic church have Keen with the Irish ?inti ngninsl England. The sit ual ion al titi- i i mr appen rs to IM* severely acute. The I "M?r ites appear to he the most intelli gent, courageous ?ind inllucnlial people in I rehuid. Thc passage hy parliament of ihe hill ns originally i'm in ci I. i nu impossibility. li would phire I he I Isterile- in pr.n i ?eaMy I lie -ame situation orr ll pirti h\ Mic white people ol' South Carolina fr-.m ! lo I Kill, nnd wi ?nhl re lill in a l?lood\ rrvolul itm. the ein I ol which no one rn n peed ir I. Mun\ of (he lending -tnlesinen niel cielgymen. uni -onie ol' the Miosl iulllient lal people ol' ill ?lusses in England, -yin pu I hi/.c openly wit li I he I ' I -I rril es. Stum nf thi" foremost generals in Ihe English army, inrluding Lord liol ."i l \\ ill rrsiii i. I heil' coin ni-ion- ratlin* limn lake up arm '> ni I'o m- : lie la M i I' pa-ed. The ' \ input hie- i?f 1 'n?ie>l ant- in \ mei ?ea are v\ n l? ihe I Isl ri u e-. I lie ?.ph' ol' 1 Kier w ill rel iel i ya in-! ! heir g? ?ve rn me ni ra I her I han -ul ?mit. NH mic ea u tel I what l\ il! hi> ! In- outcome. M:i\ t >"? ! ?a \ e thar i ?h I Kilgin lei niel ' ?! i l .!! hei -.i fe h i hritugli lld- eri.-i-. A in I wc jilin with I hr Kug'li-h people : :: -a vim;'. (!??<! -a \ .. I he Kum. I Si ure writing ihe foregoing we -rr thal a romproiui.-r inea-ure| ha- heen pa ?eil excluding I Kier fruin the j ?ro\ i - ? * ? 11 - ol Ihe hill, hui I ha I i lor.- liol g i \ e sat i - far I ?on. Thou Shalt Not Steal. In our i-.-ue ol' May 11 * I we eilili Tia ll v P'fcrrri i I ? ? The M ut na ! Kel iel* alni I Selie vol eu I A-.-neia linn in i leser\? 111 \ ronni u'ln la I or> Irriu-. W"e ohservr t ha t one ? ? I ot: r rot eui porn r. ha ? I I lie "ehreU" io appn>| ?riale our art ?rle in i i - cut i rely ev rpi I hal ii ?II serien! i i - name in pinn- nf i ?111 -. We regan I thal a- ipiile a enmpli nient in H-. ( )ur esteemed lins noi yel made aiurnii- "i even slated I hal it fa ?led tn | ?larc a ri mini I he art ?rh* i hr reijui rei I ipuM al ion ma i l -. A- I he little W I'll e-U| ? u:i- sa id tn he even stronger than the nd vertisemeiit inserted hy our cs i teemed, for which ii has ulrcadx heeli paid, we rXpccl our esleeiued In publicly e.i\< II- I he credil ni' its i cheek for half <>!' llie cash. i Ksleemed. there luiisi he a "l?niny" I!.I\ he fore you eau g'n I "Snit i frei'.*' ; j ( "olig retsina ii Lever has heen (pulling ill -nine gnni] work at Washington. i|iiilc in eontrasi tn Congressman Kag-.lair, who ap j pear- tn he tm lugger than a pea nut politician. Tile Smith-Lever Kill has hern accepted hy the I h msc. and. mi ^Igiint ure of 1 Ye.-i I deni Wilson, hecame a law. Sen lalor Hoke Smith tunk opportuni ty in manifest hi- Negro-hating spirit in l!ir discussion, ami suc ceeded in having the Kill as pa eil -o lorindi :i- to prevent the Negro from having a ju-i and proper recognition in I li is mens ure. Kilt Iel II- wail and hide uni lime. Right will eventually win. "Frei not thvself hera use <?l evil j doers, neil her he I In il i en vinll againsl ihe winker.- ol' i ii ?ipi ii y." j PROGRAM of meeting of Mis i si mary Society to be held at I Second Calvary Baptist church Sunday evening, June?. 1914, at8:30o'clock. Mrs. A. p. Dun bar, mistress of ceremonies : 1 Music Choir 2 Prayer. Mrs. Frances Mc Mas ter. 3 Music. Choir. 1 Scripture Reading, Miss Del phine A. Bradley. f> Solo. Miss Marie Forrest. li Paper, Miss Ksthler Johnson 7 Solo. Miss Margaret Rhodes. S Select Reading, Miss J. 0. Poi nsette. ?Ii) Solo. Mrs. J. B. Lewie. 10 Recitation, Mrs. J. A. Roach. II Duet, Misses Jennie Frayer and Elizabeth Smith. 12 Paper, Mrs. Edward Asman. 13 Solo, Mrs. J. J. Durham. 14 Select Reading, Miss S. B. Henderson. 15 Violin Solo, Organ Accom paniment, Misses C. H. Sin gleton and Arabella How ard. li> Paper, Mrs. Julia Hart. 17 Solo, Miss Isabella Lark. KS Recitation, Miss Hattie Ad ams. 19 Address, Mrs. M. E, Bright. 20 Pantomime, The Holy City, Mrs. E. M. Levy, soloist. 121 Collection. :22 Music. Choir. 23 Benediction. Dr. J. J- Dur ! ham. Mrs. A. P. Dunbar, president, j Mrs. J. A Roach, V. prcsidenl j Mrs Edward Asman, secretary. ( Ushers : Evelyn Johnson, Marie Forrest, Daisy Roach, Eliza 1 beth Smith. I Notice of Moving. Cn and after June 1st, Dr. A. li. Johnson's oilice will bo at tie" corner of Harden and Gervais ?Sts., over Chappelle's Drue. Store. Phone 3035 for him. [HE MINISTERIAL DEPARTMENT V CF BENEDICT COLLEGE. ? From (Benedict) College Journal. ' Thc above caption may sound a bit bigger than this humbl." ar- 1 tide may warrant. Let it go asi. it may. The fact is, Benedict t College basa system of Theolog- v ?cal Training that every minister | of the gospel in South Carolina j in particular might rightly feel , glad over. For the College ? trained man, a B. I), course is provided; for thc L. I. graduate, j a B. Th. course is provided; for! those who have not been so for- ' t?mate as to get such training, i that would make them eligible 1 , to these degrees, a course known ! ?as a "Ministerial Course" has j been provided. It is about thisj i latter provision I wish to sav a i i j word or two. i 1'or several years the said' ! "Ministerial Course" has been reasonably attended, everything considered, by the brethren here and there over the State. With out calling their names, suffice* I it to say, that young and old min-' j isters. experienced and inexperi enccd pastors, and right through ( i the years of this course, pastors! j even of great religious powers ! and remarkably wide influences I have been students of this "Min isterial Department." And it. can be truthfully said, if their own unsolicited testimony and I their actual work (and I might o allowed to add) if their very j joks and bearing', meant any- ! liing at all, the benefit these tudents derived from the traili ng herein given, cannot be told ry human tongue. The great .esults thus obtained have not ?lily justified the sacrifices they mdorwent to romain hero two, .iiree, and four months atases-: don for about as many years, jut also demonstrated beyond the slightest question the wisdom jf this "Ministerial Depart-1 ment." In a word, this "Department" is very much akin to our regular B. Th. course. In essential points, it covers the reign of The ology as this is commonly under stood and deals largely in every j thing that pertains to the pastor-] al functions and relations. And1 without boasting, the goods are so simply given, so earnestly put, ! so completely handled that to' those who are "in the game". I this Ministerial Department is a' very modest term as compared ' with what it actually is and is j doing to make for South Carolina : more efficient ministers of the Cospel. This department, in fact the whole system of Theo logical work here, in Benedict College ii: more hopeful, more promising for hotter things than ever. The writer knows where of he speaks. Let us therefore have a larger and more represent ative patronage of this Course and thus prove ourselves more worthy of this exceptional op portunity. R. F. Lee. When your Blood is Right, Your Whole System is Right. 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LEEVY, I ?'( ff, i SJ Columbia's Leading Tailor. >? * ls ?, il 1221 Taylor Street, - - Phone 319 g ri I I V Spring Time is Here Those balmy mornings when a drink of cold Soda with the bite in it, or a dish of delicious Ice Cream with that velvety smoothness to it will add to our personality the smiles that won't come oil*. I am now informing the public that for the coining season I will spare no pains in making my Fountain Facilities larger and better equipped than heretofore. Orders for Parties. Picnics, Church and. Society Entertainments will be given special and prompt Attention. SPECIAL RATIOS TO CHURCHES In the Drug Department A full line of fresh Toilet Articles. Rubber Goods and Madam Walker's Hair Preparations are kept constantly on hand. Our Drug Store, P. ll, REESE. Proprietor. 1105 Washington St. Phone 2820. Columbia "On the fob //" //-.v KU. / A HST A Tl? ' RENTS COLLECTED LOANS NEGOTIATED A* HENDERSON H. 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THOMAS I Special Representative The National Co-Operative Realty Company. Real Estate, Loans and Insurance RENTS COLLECTED i 1120 Washington Street - Columbia, S. C. ?Summer School for Teachers AT THE S.ATE AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE, ORANGEBURG, S. C. Begins June 29th and Lasts Four Weeks. Endorsed by the State Board of Education. Supported by the United States Government, the State of South Carolina and The Slater Fund. Expenses very low. No Entrance fee. No Tuition. Board for the Session $10 00. This includes Rooms in the College ; Dormitories, Electric Lights, Good Water and every Sanitary Con venience. Three Main Courses : Teachers Review, Agricultural, ? Industrial. A competent and selected faculty of trained Teachers. j Recreative amusement, splendid Lectures and Entertainments during the session. For further information, write R. S. WILKINSON, Ph.D., President, Orangeburg, S. C. MADAM ELSIE P. NELSON I PAINLESS CHIROPODIST ! Corns Removed, Gives no Pain. 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