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Asthma-Catarrh end Brc;;cua:s Cab Bo Greatl; Relieved ly t ;e New External Vapor 1 reatmcr.t. Don't tako internal medicines or hr hitforming drugs for these troubles. Vick'a Vap-Oddub" Salvo 1 > applied externally and relieves by iiihalatiou as a vapor and by absorption through the skin. For Asthma and liny Fever, melt a little Viek's in a spoon and inhale the vapors, also rub well over the ?* w rtuux tne nervous tenwiot 25c, 60c, or $1.00. VKKSv^ygSALVE PROFESSIONAL CAR1IS DR. J. REECE FUNDERBURK, Dental Surgeon. Office Hours: 8:30 to 12:30 A. M. 2:00 to 6:00 P. M. And by Appointment. Office, 160. Residence, 16. Offl'.e over B. C. Hough. |'An Ambition an /! ""jpHF. needs of the South are it J of the Soillu-rn R?llw*jri the gruwt the upbuilding ol the other. >f ; The Southern Railway aaka no fart if 1 accorded to otbera. IV 2 The ambition of the Southern Ralh y I unity of intereat that la born of co-open t * the railroads i to see perfected that fair am I ment of rallroada which Inritea the i I agencies; to realire tha t liberality of trt \ / to obtain the additional capital needed fot enlarged fadlitlea Incident to the detna \ servicet and. finally? J To take ita niche In the body polltl r other rreat Industries, with no mure. bJ | rifhta and equal opportunities. *4 The Southern Servi Southern Ra T A (TT1 I I ENGR i PERS | CHRIJ | CA J = X You wi X what you X our line?ai X low. I ?!* Monogran J? Stationery. % Wedding I ?!? nouncements ?j* Everything Stationery. T I I | THE -f PRIINl ? LANCAS | ? tmtrn Im.mrnrn^mm -~rrr ra STATE BOAIU) OF EDUCATION ? HAS FIIjKD ANSWER TO SUIT Columbia. Nov. 8.?The State Uoard of Education, in an answer to the complaint of James B. Addy, of M Lexington, who has applied to the State Supreme Court to set aside the lecent adoption of text books, denies that there was any violation of the statutes, contends that the changes did not amount to 50 per c'ent, and that the adoption was made for the best interests of the schools. The W answer was filed with Lawson D. ei Melton, attorney for the plaintiff. ^, Si QrinH H Vg| st H^^pBW9nBK9HH||^| o< . l) a \ : d a Record : Vv lentical with the needs ! ^\. \ tf lb and aucccM of one meant J \ I \) >r??no apeclal prlrllefe not , if U] : ,sU ray Company ! to aee that ? uion between the public and ' '' 1 frank policy in the maiiarc- ] J yy confidence of (overnmrntal , ^ - ??" ? ?'? "iDic H , jr p. the acquisition of better and till lor increased and better y J ai 1 sl le of the South alonrsirie of y it with erjual liberties, e^ual Ol ;s the South." ^ tl ~ - c Llway System- ;: . a . . h ** ?* * * I I 11 !" ?1 f i :i AVED | i: O N A L |;| 5TMAS 1 ' *4? RDS I |i: | w 11 find just X <> 1 ?( want in are | d id the prices X 1' A k V n Y k i and Initial X T nvitations, An- | O ft in 4 ? in Social v T t i [i NEWS I I shop | | TER, S. C. > ( B .11 E LANCASTER NEWS FRIDAY, N< NGINEER WAS ii"??-??' NEARLY HELPLESS ?? | tell Known Greenville Man1 Says New Discovery Made We Shall New Man of Him?Gains He Fifteen Pounds. _____ Captain C. C. Blackman, 84 0 = 'ashington street, Greenville, S. C . lgineer on fast passenger train No. 8, New York and New Orleans pedal. and one of the most popu,r railroad men in the State said, few days ago: "When I learned about Vitona rul decided to try it, I had been f iffering with sciatic rheumatism m >r five years. At times my leaders f It like they were tied in knots and le pain in my hips was awful. Af-| ? T ?r sitting down for a while I I I puldn't get up without help and for1 \ - I eeks I couldn't reach my feet to ^ V ut on and take off my shoes. 1 X hi 1(1 hardly crawl into the cab of ?CA| ly engine and when I did got in It as an effort for nie to work the irottle. I lost weight and rength continually. Nothing I ould eat agreed with me and I had srrible pains in the pit of my stom;h. I was so weak and crippled p that 1 had to hobble around on a ine and was continually losing Wof|ien to ,.usl me from my work. When I got to nl le end of my run I could hardly | ake it home. I was so nervous! The National \ id racked with pain I could hardly social ion has iss eep and I tell you life was more|for jts 4<ith am I ? burden .hen ?r pleasure. ; in Wi(|, "My condition seemed to he getng worse all the time and nothing Theater, Decern!) emed to reach my case until 1 be- sive. Washingto in taking Vitona. A few days' use as the place for f this medicine proved it to he just order that the 1 hat my system needed, my lend- gates who will at rs became pliant and I could stoop niay urge upon own and about easily. It is the diate passage of nly medicine that ever gave me suffrage amendm ny relief, and since taking a few win represent St ottles I never suffer from rheuma- national associat sm apd don't lose any more time country, with a torn my work. I can now hop into nf more than 2 iv cab like a boy and handle my -p|,e officers ci Id engine as well as when T first got \nna Howard SI ly run. My appetite Is fine. 1 can ; Mrs. Par at anything I want and enjoy it. presj(ipnt. and tl nd I have also gained fifteen pounds aJ jj0lll,t nnsuil a weight besides. No sir. 1 have no UoNab Miller of lore use for my walking stick now. ,,.y MeCormick ly pain and nervousness are gone, i^ther CI. Ogden sleep like a log and feel like a new .. nenry wane no inn. Vltona is undoubtedly the Mrs prank j s nest medicine on earth and I Mrs' T)jnmaH rould go out of my way any time to Kenti.ekv Mrs ell sufferinR people anout it." cobs of A,abamf Vitona is sold in Lancaster by J. park of MaB8ac '. Marker Co.; also by Midway r|ettR w L|vern rug Co.. Lancaster Cotton Mills, Yoiiur of New Y 'eoples Diur and Grocery Co.. r .1 o o ^ x, . Declaring tt leatli Springs. S. C\. Massev-^ oder it tx' i o. .. confusion and cl o., Van Wyck, Standard DruR Co.. , ... _ ? . , has developed i .ancaster. S. C.?Adv. . . , of the triumph Please Explain. ,he wor,(l haB ev (Cleveland Leader.) "oin,a to the e5 Representative John Sharp Wil- for wonien 'n " ams has a "new" story. During.0'*' un,'<l and tie recent Mississippi gubernatorial f'M that T' ampaign the Honorable Jeff Truly ' riite<l States \\ as one of the unsuccessful aspi- in 'march ol ants for the majority suffrage of ",at kovert is fellow citizens. Prohibition doc- %'nrpd 'hat the rines figured in the struggle, and "ie entranchiser pemed verv important to a Metho- m,'ans of an ann ist minister. eral constitution, "Brother Truly." said the minis- P0'0'* ?"t that jr. "I want to ask you a question. ',s ^openden ?o you ever take a drink of whis- neVf'r before. I RV?>" realize also tlia "Refo' I answer that," responded IMen are now RPr ae wary Brother Truly. "I want to more **D1 rie>n now whether It is :in tnmiirv nr an have received tl jvitation." " "" oltl?enshlp." ^ The full text c \<? Cuusp for Suicide. lows. (New York Weekly.) , Thf Miss Dreamier?"When you stood ^or n the brink of Niagara and looked ,f,e National Am ?to the seething. surging, unfath- fratr? association mable depths below, did vou not Sta,e a?^?iaries >el that you would like to Jump P<1 dpleKat(,s to ,,, committees and 1 Mr. Tourler?"No. I hadn't re- convention, tived my hotel bill then." Waehlnyton. | cember 12-15, 1 I ' "Since the last gulfing world w own country into ... ? > ii i . . || ominous clouds j with good oil liniment. 1 hat s . . .. .. ? _ . .1 obscuring the vif the surest way to stop them. II . , . tl v . LL- ? r . the souls of mar 1 he best rubbing liniment is 11 L # . o (he confusion ai Ul 19 Q T AIIP tvnrtz ifiuo i Mnii),,,nf; ,h? IHIIirUT nou need y 8 aw I Iwl I? Ml I mocracy and out L I II I 111 bll I elared that Good for the Ailments of fl m?Krr"fy; for *he Horses, Mules, Celtic, Etc. s,,bm,t to au,hor mmw.se*, iHuin, ^miuc, (n (hpJr qwjj Good for your own Aches, Russia has answe Pains, Rheumatism, Sprains, Britain has pledg Cuts, Burns, Etc. women and the t 25c. 50c. $1. At all Dealers. passed the house | the mmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmrnmdmmmm QV. 9, 1917. e Lancaster [ Fight for the Things arts?for Democracy, fc thority to Have a 2*1 \ mont C Vi |IP/\HQ WYONeV-J UTAH COL. ttJI i Federal Amend- one. Ci tent. wlth ,hf vinces; Votnan Suffrage As- (,r|Ve tp ued the official call p,.r wot lual convention. t?> "Such ilngton. at foil's us faith , - coverntti er 12 to la lndu, . . ample ? n has been selected ^ the convention in rjnzens ,000 or more dele- sinrovjiy isenible at that time J(>r congress the inline- "This the federal woman i ent. The delegates ! Wnr ate branches ot the proWejn ion throughout the i natjon i total membership ?pon w ',000.000 women, j mus1 p, ill is signed by Dr. willingl? law, honorary pies- jp^v cai rie Chapman Catt, when t! tie following nation- lnii mr* ikind Yet out of if sul id chaos of strif".j hy ft] ed a stronger prom J nph of democracy has over known M i nation has an- fl la fighting for de- I president has de-! 1 are fighting for <!e right of those wh> j _ m , ity to have a voice WlllG ivernmont." Now j * red the call; Great Af?ij :ed full suffrage for R5*{a neasure has already lly~j i of commons by yj il ajority of seven to jQsf* . u.i .1 -jjuum... .. i : ' i if is: Mrs. Walter fa<ts m Missouri. Mrs. Stan- an(j nui of New York. Miss vinced of New Jersey, Mrs. ,.nf gers of Connecticut, means c huler of New 1 ork. (,rai co iefferson Smith of "Men Pattie Huffner Ja- th.,t the i, Mrs. Maud Wood mocracy husetts, Mrs. lien- jl<M,ple. uore and Miss Rose j people i ork. jattend iat "out of the With us haos of strife there; (his ohj i stronger promise . moment of democracy than I or known," the call \ \-, [tension of suffrage The f he countries of the (?ross ( Canada as ground yc^n ? government of the (,roRS w ill not fall behin(! 1 later Ca r progress. Truing cQy iment must he con" | N<)VV time has come for i nifln|nl non, of women < (.,<>ar in jndment to the fed- fj> ^ ap ? ,he official board. ^ ^ the nation is realiz- Woma? ice upon women as Bar(oR , t must be made to, ..j , el t. willingly as wo v\nn. they can serve ,p'i,v "l tly when they shall fo a" 1 ie full measure of an<' J!|s i rrton wit ?f the call is as fol- *' I There w mind in time in Its history ' purchas< erican Woman Suf- 1 waa b( issues a call to its y?unper to send their elect- 'liscusset meet with officials, ,ous tha life members in au- ''"^stion The place selected P^ase ol Poll's Theater, I)e- <*anie up 917. I the who we met the all en-1 ? ar has drawn our J ^ * its malestrom and ^ est over the earth.! lion and opprpcsjpg I |[ u II !> ?y-.r-CT???a???? | Equal Suffrage League. Which We Have Always Carried Nearest Our r the Right of Those Who Submit to AuVoice in Their Own Government. I 1 ??????? i N.anKfl^ 'I ^ 3HHByn9 arkan.^B^HHmEBSV Jl H|. j mada too has responded right, anil just as certain to take j newly enfranchised pto- place. France is waiting only t. j "And who; ever I have been urge foe from her soil to give e,i . ? ;, ..,? h j(>ner. to ask for this nen political liberty. privilege for women. a kind of an array of victories give f,.elinK haH ,.ome to believe thai our own over in- . out will soon follow the ex, ,. ... . .. . "(if whom should I ask this privi?f other allied nations and . . let.e? \\" o posesscd the right to > pledge votes to its women cm* Inv 11 ? VV'h/i h til frroutnr riffnt as an earnestness of its . , 1.1. than woman herself? Was it man, that in truth we ?!?? bgh* , . ,i a (1 if s> whore dill ho got it: oeracy. , . _ Who roi'fevr-'d it upon him? He is our tirst national eon- , , , i1 i tided ip.on woman for his l>esinre our country rnteroil . , . , int.' : is v- rv existence, nurture and We are faced with new , . , . . renina More fitting that she s and new issues, and the ... . , tbou'd have -onfcrred it upon him. s realizing 'ts dependence ,. "Was it overnnient? What were omen as never before. it ... thev but the voice of the people? * made to realize also that. What gave them their power? Was .* as women are new serving. ... it divinelv conferred? Alas! no; It serve still more efficientlv . , , or thev would have been better, lev shall have received th> ... . . ? purer, mote just and stable, asure of citizenship. These list bo urged upon convrpss. Was it force ot arms war.' r government must be con- ^ '-! ed the warriors? W ho that the time has come for *?ut tiie mothers? Who reared the ranehisement of women, by M>n* and taught them that liberty if an amendment to the fed and their country were worth their nstitution. hlocd? Who gave them up. wept and women who believe 'heir fHl. nurs?d them in suffering, groat (iiiestiott of world de- an<l mourned them dead? includes government of the "Was it labor? Women have alby the people and for the ways, as a rule, worked harder titan n our country are invited to tnen. \\--s it capital? Woman has our convention and counsel furnished her share. Who, then, on ways and means to attain raI1 b'ive her the right on what ieet at the earliest possible basis? Who can withhold it? "There is, once in a while, a . monarch who denies the right of i> . i * - ntan to nla' e a crown upon his nice Front the Ited < toss. head. Only the great Jehovah can I ounder of the American Red , . , , , crown and anoint him for his work; M 'lata Rarton. bears the same and he reaches out. takes the crown, to the later leaders in Red . , .. ... ... and places it upon his head with his oik as Columbus hears to . , . own hand. I suspect this is in efiptains. He had the genius . . , . ... . , feet what woman is doing todav. In n age to pioneer the wav. .. one way or another, sooner or later, srvone can follow. It is sig-' . . . . , , she is coming to it. And the nurafhat Clara Rarton was as . ... ,.r , , ... . ' e- ot thoughtful and right-minded her views about wont n suf-' . ... , ... . , nt?n who will oppose will he much f'orence Nightingale. In ,, ., .. . , , . , . .. snial'er titan we think; and when it ess before the New Eng'.md , ,, r . ? _ is realiv an accomniished fact, all Suffrage Association. Mic-: ,, , , , , . w ill wonder, as I . have done, what tho -ion ever v as." leve I must have been horn Mmp f, ,her|ne HrRshkoVsky. the r in the full right of women ..r,ranf,moti.P, of the Kussian revo- S he privileges wh'eh nature snvs ,h lt (,,ara Hartor/s tiee accord to her in con.- fl gumftn( for pqual suf,rapo iH ,hP h other human beings. Per- ... , has pV(>r hea;(, Inel(,ent. qual rights human rights. , . , ,s v.0.th rememaering that as never any question in nr ,h. in.e..national rmineil of Nurses, regard to this. I d.d no. represpntinp nine nations, has demy freedom with a p ice. C|arpfj for v-oman suffrage, with only >rn free; and when, as .. woman. I heard the subject i Stop coughing! vou rack the lungs 1, it seemed simply ridicu n nd worry the body. BALLARD'S t any rational person should HORKIIOPND SYRUP checks irriit. And when, later, the t!on. heels the lungs and restores T woman's right to suffrage comfortnb'e breathing. Price 2.r>c, , it was to me only a part of 50c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by le, just as natural, just h> all dealers in medicine.?Adv. I IT mmmnmrniBW %MU V Vf Iff fll'tVIfVff you catch colds easily, if troubled with catarrh, aject to headaches, nervousness or listlessness, 1 means start today to build your strength with (OTD EMULSION h is a concentrated medicinal food and building* \ tonic to put power in the blood, strengthen the life forces and tone up the appetite. No alcohol in SCOTT'S. Tb? imported NorwtfUo cod liver oil used in SeWf *? Emmlmimm la now refined in our own American laboratories which guarantees it free from impurities. Scott ft Bowm, Bloom field. N J. 17-U