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The SOUTHERN INDICATOR ? Entered as Second Class Matter > May 8th, 1912, at the poBt oflico at | Columbia,- S. C , under the Act of March 3d. 1879. C. C. SCOTT, EDI rou, L MOKOAN. MANAOKU SuilSCHUITlOS li.VTICS One year.$1.00 Six Mouths. GOc Three Mouths . 35c Advertising 'Kates Made Known on Application Saturday, June 6, 1914. England in the Midst of a Tempest. The uprising of (he women of lOugland and their insistent de mand to he given the ballot will ? provoke more serious trouble in England than has already occurred. The English parlia ment appears to lack the eap'aeilv tn deal proprlv with this ques tion. The suffragettes are resort ing lo methods that must bring the blush of shanie lo every decent civilized woman. Their treat ment of their king and queen is outrageous. Their indecent con duct will result in a loss of sympa thy in America for their cause and the cause of female sn lira ge everywhere. Another serious condition thal confronts the entire United King dom is the matter of home rule for ireland. Kui few people tip pear to understand the situation. AYere it not for the seriousness of the situation it would be amusing to read sonic of the discussions through thi' press on this question. For the in formal ion of some of our readers we wish to state thc following facts : More than SOO veal's ago. dur ing thc reign of Henry II of Eng land, when conditions in Ireland were somewhat similar to condi tions among the Indians in Amer ica at the time of thc discovery hy ,oluuihusv .occulted the conquest tit ireland. Ireland is an island-one of the British Isles-forming a part of the United Kingdom of ( i t eat Britain and Ireland, lt is divided into four provinces-Ulster. Leinster, Munster and Connaught. In area it is bul a little larger than South Carolina, hut has aboul three limes South Caro lina's population. The Irish are distinctively and emphatically Roman Catholics. The English and Scotch are mainly Protest ants. The attempt (d' the Eng lish government near the close of the Kith century lo introduce thc Reformed faith and English in stitutions niel with stubborn and determined opposition on the pari of I he Irish and stirred up great dissension in Ireland. A revolt on the part of the Irish chief, particularly those in Munster and Ulster, led to (he confiscation of their lands, the King and parlia ment giving much of the lands to English settlers in Munster, and Scotch and English settlers in Ulster. After passing through various vicissitudes. Ireland, on Jan. 1, 1801. was united willi Great Britain as an integral part of it and its policies of state have been dominated by English influ ence. The sympathies of the Pope of Rome and the entire Roman Catholic church have been with the Irish and against England. The situation at this t ime appears to be severely acute. The l lster ites appear to In? the most intelli gent, courageous and influential people in Ireland. The passage by parliament of the bil! as originally framed, is jin impossibility, lt would place thc Ulstcrites in practically the same sit mit ion occupied by thc white people of South Carolina from I8f>9 lo 1K70. and would re sult in a bloody revolution, the end of which un one can predict. Many of the leading statesmen and clergymen, and some of the most influential people of all classes in England, sympathize openly with the Ulslerites. Some ol' the. foremost generals in the English army, including Lord Roberts, will resign their com lissions i:it her than tn ku up anns 1 o unfoivu lin* law if passed. Tho y in pa I h irs of Protestants in Vindica arc with thu ITsterites. riif people nf ITster will rubel ] tgainst their government rather han submit. No one eau tell what , ivill be tin* outeouie. May (inti ^ ?save dear old Kurland and bring ; lier safely through this crisis. , And wu join with thc Knglish people in saving, (bul save the King. Since writing the foregoing we see thal a compromise measure has been passed excluding l ister from the provisions ol' the bill, but that doo not give salisfac t iou. Thou Shalt Not Steal. In our issue ol' May 2nd we editorially referred lo Thc Mutual Relief and Benevolent Associa tion in deservedly commendatory terms. Wc observe thal one ol' our cot en i pt i ra ri es had the "cheek" to appropriate our article in its entirety except that it in serted its name in place ol' outs. We regard that a.- quite a compli ment to us. Our esteemed has not yet made amends or oven slated that il failed lo place around thc article thc rec pi i red quotation marks. As thu little write-up was said to bc even stronger than the ad vertisement inserted by our es teemed, for which it has already been paid, we expect our esteemed to publicly give us the credit or its check for half of the cash. Esteemed, there must lie a "Rainy" day before von can go -Scott free." Congressman Lever has been putting in some good work at Washington, quite in contrast to Congressman Ragsdale, who ap pears to be no bigger than a pea nut politician. The Smith-Lever Hill has been accepted by the House, and. on signature of Presi dent Wilson, became a law. Sen ator Hoke Smith took opportuni ty to manifest bis Negro-hating spirit in the discussion, and suc ceeded in having the Hill as pass ed s?? formed as to prevent thc Negro from having a just and proper recognition in this meas ure. Hut let us wait and bide (Mir lime. Right will eventually win. "Fret not thyself lx?cause of evil doers, neither be thou envious against the workers of iniquity." PROGRAM of meeting of Mis si mary Society to be held at Second Calvary Baptist church Sunday evening, June 7, 1914, at8:30o'clock. Mrs. A. P. Dun bar, mistress of ceremonies : 1 Music Choir 2 Prayer, Mrs. Frances Mc M as ter. 3 Music. Choir. 4 Scripture Reading, Miss Del phine A. Bradley. 5 Solo. Miss Marie Forrest. 6 Paper, Miss Esthler Johnson 7 Solo, Miss Margaret Rhodes. 8 Select Reading, Miss J. O. Poinsette. 19 Solo, Mrs. J. B. Lewie. 10 Recitation, Mrs. J. A. Roach. 11 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. Ii. Sin gleton and Arabella How ard. 16 Paper, Mrs. Julia Hart, 17 Solo, Miss Isabella Lark. 18 Recitation, Miss Hattie Ad ams. 19 Address, Mrs. M. E, Bright. 20 Pantomime, The Holy City, Mrs. E. M. Levy, soloist. 21 Collection. 22 Music, Choir. 23 Benediction, Dr. J. J- Dur I ham. Mrs. A. P. Dunbar, president. Mrs. J. A, Roach, V. president Mrs Edward Asman, secretary. Ushers : Evelyn Johnson, Marie Forrest, Daisy Roach, Eliza beth Smith. Notice of Moving. . On and after June 1st, Dr. A. 1 B. Johnson's office will be at tha I corner of Harden and Gervais iSts., over Chappelle's Drug ' Store. Phone 3035 for him. HE MINISTERIAL DEPARTMENT i! OF BENEDICT COLLEGE. |! Trom (Benedict) College Journal. ' The above caption may sound i bit bigger than this humbli ar ticle may warrant. Let it go as i it may. The fact is, Benedict' College has a system of Theolog ical Training that every minister of the gospel in South Carolina in particular might rightly feel glad over. For the College trained man, a B. D. course is provided; for the L. I. graduate, a B. Th. course is provided; for* those who have not been so for tunate as to get such training that would make them eligible to these degrees, a course known as a "Ministerial Course" has been provided. It is about this latter provision I wish to saya word or two. lfor 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 isters, experienced and inexperi, enced pastors, and right through the years of this course, pastors even of great religious powers and remarkably wide influences have been students of this "Min isterial Department." And it,i can be truthfully said, if their own unsolicited testimony and their actual work (and I might )e allowed to add) if their very ooks and bearing, meant any ;hing at all, the benefit these students derived from the train ing herein given, cannot be told by human tongue. The great results thus obtained have not only justified the sacrifices they underwent to remain here two, three, and four months at a ses sion for about as many years, but also demonstrated beyond the slightest question the wisdom of this "Ministerial Depart 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 thing that pertains to the pastor al functions and relations. And without boasting, the goods are so simply given, so earnestly put, so completely handled that to those who are "in the game", this Ministerial Department is a very modest term as compared with what it actually is and is doing to make for South Carolina more efficient ministers of the Gospel. This department, in fact the whole system of Theo logical work here, in Benedict College ic more hopeful, more promising for better things than ever. 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