The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 04, 1919, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
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M i FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1919.
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I MAKES ASPIRIN ??rr,
SAFE FOR HEART
~ " ment as to
Improved Tablet, Culled Aspitone, amendment
detains All tlie Medicinal Virtues, *? '* ',R
was expres
Hut is Slightly Stimulating Instead Senator II
f oi Depressing to the Heart?Does chairman i
Not I pset Stomach. committee
_____ amendment
and contalt
? i'hysiciaus and druggists are de- nnys. |^0(1
lighted with Aspitone. the improved " . .
uspiria tablets, that do not depress ? ' '
the heart nor upset the stomach. All ? 1 s'a,pni
who have tried the new tablet are Idaho, an <
delighted with its quick and agree- covenant w
able efl'octs and claim that it is much point of Mi
more effective and in every way su- Assorting
........ ... nit- oki sivie aspirin. i*ny-1 jvir Root w
sieians maintain that its safety alone '
should give it preference over all *at ?"n8,<le
other remedies for headache, m u- cock expre
rnlgia. rheumatism and especially proposal fc
for severe colds and Influenza, in all 0f an dispi
of which diseases the heart is said to ??nntlonal ]
be weakened and should be stimu- ' ,,
lated rather than depressed. 08,8 an
The new Aspitone Is slightly trial would
stimulating Instead of depressing to tlon" In th?
the heart. It relieves pain, fever, jng further
and the tendency toward congestion .
end pneumonia quicker and more carp to *
completeiy than does aspirin, and Is The amc
entirely free of the heart-depressing Hoot resen
?ffect. and Ameri
Aspitone tablets may he had at all (mmtgratloi
first-class drug stores everywhere, in . .
sealed packages, price thirty-five ^ ( e .
cents They may lie obtained locally ?n? portion
at the Standard I>rng Co.?Adv. of a intorr
1 other a doi
EXPECTS COVENANT TO The Mr
MEET ALL OBJECTIONS n,,'h o k
entire wor
nant and i
Senator Hitchcock Says As Amended norossnrv a
It Will He Untitled With still stands
Treaty. a cause of
tempts for
Washington. April 3 Senator western he
Hitchcock, of Nebraska, chairman ,n
of the foreign relntions committee that quest'
in the last senate speaking before 'or Hke In
the Washington Commercial club, finitely ex<
expressed the tielief ?hat the propos- jurlsd'ctior
ed covenant of the league of na- agree with
tions would be amended "as public wording o
opinion has demanded" and togeth- 1,1"p certa
er with the peace treaty would lie questions
ratified without change when sub- Other i
milted to the senate. The Nebraska Mr. Hoot
senator urged the necessity of a Senator 11
prompt peace settlement In order ance. affect
to ston the spread of lawlessness in future dei
Europe. i matters ol
"This treaty when It comes to the drawnl of
eenate." Senator Hitchcock said. Senator
"will have had its benefit of orlti- belief that
cism not only in the United States would be
but in other countries and will prob- 'his clear
ably Include such amendments as ment of t
public opinion has demanded. pie" said
"When the pence settlement comes est of pea
? - over here for the ratification of the should for
eenate it will probably be too late cd policies
for the senate to attempt amend- l?n nn<l M
monts Any amendment adopted bv af,k <1!J fo f
the senate would have to go back ulterior an
for accentance by the other 13 na- Ing so."
tlons, and that would delay the
peace settlement for a lone: time.
I>eln.vs are said fo be dangerous and ^ A( T(
in this case they are dangerous in
1he highest decree because at the r'N'
present the verv life of efvilization Kmployl
in Europe is at stake. If a peace Wo
pett lenient 's pot produced at an early
date the spread of lawlessness ( open an
end despair may involve still more r>f>st dlapai
of Europe " n decree i
Senntor Hitchcock said that one "fionai-y go
of the curious features of the op- 'n<*UHtrial
position to the proposed covenant mor<' t^iU
was the "variety and Inconsistency*' contr?l of
of that opposition. He added that decret
there were "not many who are op- os,aI)"^hm
posed on principle to the idea of a mana*eine
league of nations." pointed by
production
WITX FOTtmn (iKItMWM TO 41 THn R"
tiOB
POKTIFV IIANKS OF KIIINK tariat has
Paris, April 3 An ngreenient on of all the j
at least one point Reems to have hands "
.... . The *ov
been reached In the peace confer- ,
der makln
once diseusslons. according to the Jn>, fyie 8ti
TempR. Germany is not to be per- ,n>, man,lfl
mltted to keep garrisons. fortlflcn- rjpht to |
tlons or war factories not only on ^he order
' ^ the left bank of the lihlnc, hot also 0h||ge(| to
along a strip of at least 30 miles on pftp|e 0f w
the right hank. em ploy men
*w THE GROWTH
Robustness to many is al
matter ot habit, the habit ot tai
consistent use of
scorn [Mi
The energizing properties of S
1 !_ .1 I - t 1
proved in mousanas o: nomes n
The habit of using Scott's regu)
as a means of building up str
tin weakness is a habit well worth
II \ Try Sooit's Emuf&ton for Ir
dfc V* boot*, ft. Bownc, Jtkwm6?ld. U-,
THE LANCAST1
VND HITCHCOCK I |||
II TO ROOT LETTER am
Disagrees With Hoot A* Off ^TmS I
Necessity of the Sixth The Toe M gmo
Amendments. Palm of YoUr H
The corn never grew 1
ton, April 3.?Disagree- It" will not get. It nev
the neeeaally of .ho ?.?
*j proposed by Elihu Knot presto! the corn-pain
... .. Shortly you can peel the
ue of nations constitution
sed In it statement hv
j*?' \ wi/ijih
Nebra ^ r i VSU
>f the foreign relations ^
of tlie last senate. The ]A wy
s proposed by Mr. Hoot
led in a letter to Will ^
lublican national commit- /J
in also were the subject
by Senator of / f Jk
tpponent of the JB
that the statement of
ras entitled "to the high ration."
Senator liifeh- It'? Wonderful to See "Get?-It" I
ssed the belief that his ,,rf with your tinker and
are?pain-free and hupp'
>r compulsory submission toe as smooth and eorn-fi
Ono inclndine titose of paltn. octs-Il is the
lies including t nose or way in the world to trea
honor" and "vital Inter- callus. It's the sure way
, . .. , . , , that never falls. It is tri
international tribunal for ?used by millions ever;
raise "a storm of objec- ?,1*viiys I"?,1"'*8: "<!et8*It"
ting and digging at a cor
? senate and would be go- lng with bandages, salv
,, . _ .. _ , . thing else entirely u
than other nations would "Gets-It," the guarante
! back corn-remover, the on
I costs but a trifle at any
indment proposed by Mr. M.Tdbyi5,Lawrence&Co.,<
ring the Monroe doctrine Sold in Lancaster and re
can questions, including as the world's best corn
a, should nt least he rlI- Mackey Co., Sta
, , , , Company.?Adv.
Nebraska senator said, as y
of the amendment treats
intlonal policy and the EANI) liLASE Ml S
mestic policy. AGREEABLE TO
inroe doctrine Senator
sa'd. is extended to the ,, . , , .
'resident of Liuer
Id bv the proposed cove.peeiflc
inclusion is not rorporatlon Makes
s "our notice to the world * ompaiiy's \ iei
that we will regard It ns
war ir nnv nation at- ,<ns Angeles. April .1.
rlble aggression on the or8 of the Calif,,rnla-M
mlsphere. and Cattle company's
Mr. . Root's proposition. ijOWer California still ;
on of a domestic charac declaration made to th
amlgration should be de p.irtment in i; 17, ,hat t
*1 udetl from the l'vieuo s "under any circumstanci
1, said Mr. Hitchcock, I jt.;tse 0f anv kind to Japt
h'tn, although not in the colonization is prohahlt
f his amendment. I am aro fjrsi authoritatively
in that only international i^at such an agreement
can he considered. tirely agreeable to the
imendments proposed by of QUr own country...
were characterized hv This was announced 1
itchcock of less Import- ry chandler, president
ting as they do chiefly the pany
relopment of the league, Mr chandler. who is
T procedure and with- paj owner of the Los An
the members.' issued a stutement as 1
Rorah. in expressing the ..So far a(J lha a?ul
th? American people sat(, California-Mexlc
"grateful to Mr. Root for cattle company's proper
and courageous announce- California to a Japane
he true American prtnei- js conCprnfi(i the owners
.r was not m -no inter- a,.p s,m adh,.rinc fo (h,
re In Europe that we mado by th,.m fQ ,ho
felt these long establish- 8|R|p Fp,)ruary ,?
1 announced by Washing- tJon wi(h ,hp prop(M!C<1
onroe and Europe will not comparaHvHy sma? set
brfelt them unless she has conipany.8 hol(linR8 to
,d sinister motives for do an,8 Thp foIIovvinK ig
from a letter written by
TO CONTROL ' ''b'nt 'be company ai
\ i v rio w xt 11 f t v 4 * 11) v ^ by the stock holders *
)R!ES IN HITNOARi , , , .. ,
pany, dated rebruary .
... ... . the deparrmenf of state
wed AfTertlnir \'l Plants
log Over 20 Workers. ! 'on*
, . ? . ! 'While my companv
rk Is < oinpulsorv.
secure these reliable tei
, , ,, . financed to help develc
gen. April 1.?A Buda- 1
. . . . . ... erty in Mexico, we are
tch received here outlines
.... , American citizens, and
ssued hv the new revolu...
. ,, to make any move whi
vernment which places allenterprises
employing any way Prejudice a nu
, 20 workers under the a,Wayn ?PP rR '<> be a
the workers themselves ^'t.tti??n between the t*
? also provides thiit these no'' under 1
ents are to he under the atancOB' ,onRi'lf>r niakin
nt of * commissaries ap- of ,his k,nd to
, tv>n onlzatlon is probable, t
ER NEWS, LANCASTER, S. C.
Born!"
oth as the FOR
and.
er irrltntes
ur toe sore.
its-It" and
vanishes, j
corn right
V I La die
*eelOff Corns!
there you
with the M
ree as your ^
t ""eorn or t ft ^
y?the way " *
ed and true
Y year. It
makes cutn
and fuss- , i
ps or any- t
nnecessarv. ]
ed. moneylv
pure way,
driiK store. .
Chicago, III
commended
remedy by
ndard Drug
T HE ft
NATION
;:;r CLOTH!
iVS.
The own- in the L
exico Land
property in
id here to ;i
e state deh??y
will not
i
lere by llarof
the 00111also
princlneles
Times,
'ollows: ^?????
n?'d pending ~~~~???????
0 Land and D AIT n
ty In Lower B ^ IV U U JT
so syndicate Spasmodic croup is
1 of the land usually relieved with
- deelaration one aPP^at"'n ofsecretary
of W w g J\fJi
Vick*sVvporuk"S:
<1 ion of tie- "YOUR BODYGUARD" - 30f. (>Of7*^2
ananesc ten
purchase for cash .it the tull p.*i
an extract
asked from the Mexican governim t
me. as pres,
and-no concessions of anv kind
id concurred
. ever asked for or received in co
>f that coin- , ...
...... . nection with the purchase of 01
JS, 1!>17. to '
. ... . . landed property,
at WashiUR- ,
"The reference l?y t!ie Mexici
, . officials to special concessio
is anxious to
in connection witli the sale of the
tanfs. amply ,
lands must reter to lands adjoir. .1
ip our prop?
. , ours, which were secured by s
first of all
. American syndicate headed hv .1
do not wish
. . , Morgan at about the time tliat 01
ch coulil in , t ...
, , , lands were purchased from the Me
est ion which
. , ican government,
subject for
co countries. _ . _ _. ... _
he circum- SAVED CHILD
g any lease 'BEYOND HOPE"
I. where col
r,J\r Grateful Mother Tells C
ill lie agree- What Dr. Thacher's
of our own Cholera Mixture
hat most of
this enter- Did For Her
the Pacific ______
leve to some .. ,
Milton, I i a.? Mrs I Thornton,
this (lass of (j,is place, talkimr alioiit * 1 ifl.-n-t 1? r.m
first authoritatively Inf
dapest municipal author!- auch an a ?>gement w
informed that the prole- nMe to the government
placed the management rolin,ry- We believe t
ifTalrs of the capital in the thG Ja^anefle ,nbor for
i provisional committee. pr,so wiU rome froni
ernment has Issued an or- coaPt s,a,op and ,hns r"1
g work compulsory, tak- extGnt the P^sure of i
ind that only those work- PonP'? nnw in lb* ' n
illy or mentally have a an(! w,n he an ^vantage
Ive in a proletariat state. a disadvantage,
says the state will be' "during these tleklif
support all persons inen- a* ,argG landowners in
orking or those for whom determined to use sen
it cannot be provided. ,n bav'nK Ibis matter
threshed out In advance
I agy MM ^ M|aMi "The main body of t
FT m^ru M cited all the details of i
lease and the portion
most entirely & expressed the ntftude o
^ it. of lb'' propertx I desii
Ling ca*e cind the ttMlfjon to an error in tl
made hv the Mexican a
? _ retary or fomento. f
/I H #raf&9 Aguirre ;,s reported :'r
<y ^ Sf ^ ^^4 Hat fid Press dlepatches.
NK%*l3 ^wr H V | titles fnnifi through
y , from the form or Moxir
COtt 3 hclVC been menf Neither the Pal
early everywhere. ro ,,|>ni
arly at trying periods ","r ",k"'
. , l anv concottfdons for anj
engtn and thwarting (ho |nn(lB now hH(1 bv ,
cultivating. from 'he Rovernment ol
icreased Strength. "The lands our enmpa
1. J?-lt controls were acquired
ited States, dies and their v.ilue, recently made ti
> rather than statement: "l> K. 1 II A t II 1 1<
("HOl.hKA MIXM'Kl saved my < hi
when good doctors s..id it was l*'\ot
ih times wo. niedical skill to cure it.'
Mexico, itio Many other people who have us
ipnlous rare tliis rejnedy have h.ul a similar ?xi? i
thoroughly once with it. Millions ot liottlrs ha
t kxen sold under a guarantee of sat i fat ti<
in the treatment of Imivi I troubles of ;
tie letter re- kinds, an(| Very, very few Isen ret unit
the proposed jind the money given l>atk to the pu
(juoted still chaser.
f the owners 1'R. TIIACIIIR'S ( HOI I KA Ml?
e to rail at TURK is recommended lor Sunin
. (omolaint, t hoiiia luliniii". t hou
!w statement i)yseuuryand | ...rrhca.
sslstant see,
?.i 1' may 1 w relied upon lor pi mipt ai
en. Am.u o pr it,.f.,I re|jt.f from the agona.^ of cratnj
l the Asso- and colic.
dated Mat<h j9 ^ "teething tii r."
e California- softens the gums, al!a>s the fever ai
e company's soothes baby into sleep,
a concession On the market for nearly half
an govern- century. Iryit'
lfornla-M?xl- F..r s..u. iw \n t^ t.?
pany nor Its Cent*,
or received
' r"'r,,"n of i L)P tH ACHER'S
r m.x ,r" chi?ilel^\ mixture
nv own? a^d .. 0 ? ?
by direct 'fr.nv Dottle Guaranteed
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