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ave no trouble in reaching [~|~r~|
rage for the year If "it did r r r
! money available which its
tched to spend."
ral March," he added, 'lias
that the average would not
iRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1919.
LY RETURN OF THE j would h
)LI)IERS IS DEMANDED th,s uvei
I not uavi
ItgpVhliruiis and Democrats Join in "
^Protest Against Keeping Men
In Service. declared
full belo
_ March ni
Washington. June 12.?Early re- he jg vef
turn from Europe of American
. . . pears to
aroODB was demanded by Democratic: , . ,
JBL p, ... . 1 dorf and
aid Itopublican members of the., .,
, , . . . 1 ius as tl
bdne during general debate on the, ?
Henres
SB(1,000,000 army appropriation ... , .
3Ev , . Mississip
Jj^K Various means were suggested . . ,
, bers of t
foftM)ringing this about, but the their
H^Hod which gained the greatest ?, C
SC1OI1C0S
J^Hort provided for an even greater!
IT " .. I the demi
rMBction in the army strength than
d^Binade by the military committee, ?n aS
Si, reduced to 400,000 the 509,-j con^,'CS8
^ figure asked for by Secretary ?'aro 1
| the war
^ftpresentative Da Guardla, Re- 'ar,,< 11,1
Ij^^Hlcan, of New York, announced NV'H n
t|H he would ofTer an amendment no<^saar^Hclng
the number to 300,000,' KeP""ei
?S,g that the war department n'a* c'ia
mittee, i
| opinion (
| diers in
! The p
I^D HhV to
XJ A|V\0 ful from Re
XXdJJfil ' ocrat. ol
m adopted,
(SICK Wsn1*
Women
I cioncy a
Cardui, the woman's HI a gon
tonic, helped Mrs. Wil- sfiT was C]08
liam Eversole, of Hazel it would
Patch, Ky. Read what Wed nest1,
she writes: "I had a If rn!ld ap,
general breaking-down nr way r
of my health. I was in j
bed for weeks, unable to NEW i
get up. I had such a T?
weakness and dizziness,/^^^ '
.. . and the pains werji B
very severe. A friend Al Invoatlgi
told me I had tried evejy- llrnn
tiding else, why itot I^P
Cardui?... I did, Auid |W*
soon saw it was hoping IKU
ink... After 12 tjbttles, Mm . Washl
1 am strong and wfcll." ,IK,U OVi
J WJT branched
take
fiSl Rt'A ,>omnrrn
ftUlliSI;
I I I Republic
H H SI m |3 'bSJR P ?0l4es
leifl 51 ??i ^gf y In the |]
e Woman's Tonic ' lv *3.!!
yV _ I an inve
lack of god^i health caused which h
from any of the com- M treaty l
plaints so common to MM rured aI
women? Then why not wmib'T b
give Cardui a trial? It fM| opposltlt
should surely do for you f reply, p<
what it has done for so MMr of mem I
many thousands of other* n|| gallon, \
women who suffered?It Senat(
should help you back to Jr ^eaty'lr
Ask some lady friend M| give to
who has taken Cardui. |L asked fo
She will tell you how it 11 an(1 in,g
helped her. Try Cardui. JP e P
^L cock s
All TWm ^^1 senators
vy nu i/iuggwu> v "
fl I mused
Sprains,
1 ... A WORD tO '
I Wheat Fa
j Harvest time is now heroand we want U
to use great rare In the harvesting $>f ait
B your wheat until it Is thoroughly JniAtu
makes a tough, sticky biscuit. 9h<Jgkinf
B fully. Frequently great damage is (Jpne b
H count of improper method of shockitjg. wb
bni*n waII Knii* ??/i ? ???-!? ?"**'
? "v.i wuni miu |/i uyn i j lap^ru Hill
have occurred. When thoroughl/cr red h
M slide. Thresh your wheat only/when It I
your threshman to break It. AY YOUK '
fl \V KT do not let It remain so/out In medU
h we will dry It for you at a yillnlmunr cost.
1 New Machinery I
We hare Installed s/ma new machlner
gone over our plant iy preparation tor the
H machine la a dandy/so Is our new mlxlt
H Self-rising Flour, we Invite you td come
9 your friends abouyus or better still, brin
fl After the movement of the new crop our ro
a night. There will be no war grade'flour t
wheat along ana get good white flpur or
V ^h^ghrejrou^itlsfactl^
I Henderson Roller
I MONROE, N. (
w 509,000 men, but General,
ay not be right. People say j
y capable, but to me he apbe
as autocratic as Ludenas
much of a military gen- ^ oiidei
le crown prince." "lou
tentative Quin, Democrat, of| scales
pi, asserted that the mem-j
he house could not go back ^
constituents with clear con- jlavu
if they did not demand that you. '1
Dhilization should be carried and ays
pidly as possible. Unless
take a definite stop, lie de-,
here is nothing to prevent water?
department from retaining, nor th<
mbers of men until the time|J?cJa*
eir release would be made jaUgh a
y by law. ! your sj
tentative Kahn, of Callfor- tito .hei
irman of the military com- ?0 (*an|
.. .. A. , lazy, m
said it was the unanimous courage
>f the committee that all sol- cleansir
Europe should be returned so perfi
ly as possible. ' thorlzec
guarant
roposal to reduce the armyi Calot
00 men met with objection' sealed
nrcsentative Harrison. Dem- cents.
Virginia, yho said that if j ka spn,
money may be lacking be-, ge(
end of the year for pay. sup-j partuiel
1 transportation for soldiers. dfscuss
Guardia replied that such a I ^ tju> ]
ould be made up by a defl- gjon on
ppropriation. lhe rul,
eral debate on the measure
ed with the agreement that wore j
"be taken up Tor amendment hJ(t0I. (]
lay. the $750,000,000 rail- Sonator
>ropriation bill having right fa]jfon
>n tbe floor. ment ft
vngleTn senate befs? a
FIGHT OVER TREATY i,i8' ,es
day. 1
it ion Proposed of llepub- port of
Statement That Copies ?r natit
Are In New York. favor 1
both si
t the vot
ngton. June 0.?Tho senate whet
er the treaty with Germany' wjj| nc
I out into new channels, should
b introduction of a resolu-, jla8 not
Senator Hitchcock, ranking officials
t of the foreign relations1 clined l
*e, proposing that the com- velopnu
investigate statements by assUmei
n Lodge and Senator ltorah. pUhij,.;i
an committee members, that! Would
f the unpublished treaty are ,\,;cislor
lands of certain interests in secreta
rk.
irs Lodge and Iiorah prompt-i
meed their approval of such
Btigation, which under the
n would seek "the names of
ana. corporations or interests From
iave secured copies of saidj whimsh
rom whom they were se- j clue to
id by what methods." The it is si>
liction was that the measure
o adopted virtually without j When I
>n. and that an exhaustive The
r><2.ii>.ltr 4 1 ,,,L
j i.nuiliuiiv \\ ni'll 1
tors of the Paris peace dele- Mixing
vould result. 1 Break ft
>r Borah also announced As my
could secure a copy of the' The
om New York, he would put'
the senate record and thusl When t
the public. Ho said ho had; The
r a copy for that purpose Never c
ht receive it. Never c
resentation of Senator Hitch- Just as
resolution surprised many Hurrylr
on both sides of the cham-j The
rlier in the day the Nebras-j
V J When t
[y-TIsm ft a groat pain kil- The
relieves/jpaln and soreness. ..js ,
by lth/unintisni, Neuralgia, .. (>.. rn ,
Etc ,y-A(W. i
\ es. V
* ; And thi
rUC When 1
1 ULi The
/ Broom
^ ^ ^ Thinklr
if incr \*iz
/ The
) urge the wheat fanner
i wheat. Don't harvest When I
red. Immature wheat
5 should be done rare- The
ty wind and rain on ac- Then o
lereas if the shocks had Take <!
e or no damage would < !,,
ouse your wheat if poss
dry and do not allow \% rong
WHEAT SHOULD GET so,
itely bring it to us and As soon
The
nstalled An? wh
y and have thoroughly The
i new crop. Our drying A conv?
?g machine for making So long
in and nee them. Tell
g them along with you.
illl will be open day and And if
this year, an bring your To ?ay
i our guarantee that It The
\nd ho
Mills Co. ,??
Ah worl
When I
Oiflinlsa
The
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THE^ LANCASTER NEWS, LANCASTER, S
LING BLUE? E555555
LIVER LAZY ? ?=?
TAKE A CAM Ij R |
ful llnwYoung and Energetic; ??????
Feci After Taking 'I'llis Nau?n
Caldhncl Tablet. ^
:r~ 1 1 /.
u have ih)t tried Calotata you afll ?
delighttVil surprise awaiting JBm flHHH
iMie wonderful liver-cleansing njp
jtem-puriiying properties of anj ?~
may novl be enjoyed without ^ , m
htest unpleasantness/ A Cal- j^p ||M V AI An
bedtime I with a swallow ofihrp l/tvnl
-that's all.! No tasU\ no salts, |0jS
e slightest unpleasant ef-,nj^ T"|
You wake) up in /he morning ; an) ||. B, _ _
so good that you want to Q,rS ^ ST If
ibout It. Your/liver is clean, !n'p | J|" 1 3
'stem is Wuri!l?d, your appe- ay
?rty. Eat! what you wish?
per. The nejft time you feel njp O 1
ean, nerto/is, blue or dis- an) 1 11 ?*fl
d give yoif liver a thorough Pjiji
nr with ji /'iilntiih 'i'1""' ? - ?
- ' '"J [Lie!
#ct that /pur druggist is au-isfl!
1 to rettipd tho price as a ^Jfrj ? mr m
,ee that you will, be delighted. nip 11/1 r. It n
abs are sold only in original.1 SfO IVI ?* 11
packages. | Price thirty-five DJS I'lvllvllv
At all drug stores.?Adv. ^3
itor had conferred with Act-,lLjJjj Read a I
retary Polk at the stato de-'[UP
at, but neither of them would jjjp
the conference. Introduction jyTij
neasure resulted in no discus- an]
i the senate floor, and under ni| e e , .
?s it went over without action. 7 , , V*' S?,VS
iy's developments, however, (Ug ll?}! l?r ~ '
aken as forecasting another njp Meltone h
tebate when the resolution of p]j speak too high
Johnson, Republican, of;2Q] Arthur McMl
na. askifig the stato depart- an] suffered with V
?r the treaty text, again conies years, unable to
the senate. j[U=j an(J he is a gre;
tor Johnson hopes to press [up
olution to a vote during the [gq Meltone Cliret
le expects it to have the sup- 3p] Rock Hill, S. C.,
all opponents of the league an] ter 15 years SI
ins and of some of those who l4
. , fn ' Meltone cure
ho tongue. Tho lenders on Bjt, s (. ()f jn|
">?'S sufl'prinfr. Savs
0 ho close. ]|g takil one bott|
her the state department [gbi
cede to the senate's request,! an) Miss Mary L<
the Johnson resolution pass. an) not walk only W
been revealed by department weak foot cause
They have consistently ile- One week's trea
[o make any comment on de- [up crutch down at
silts in the senate. It was jyq wishes without
[1. however, that the time of an] speak too high
Hon of the treaty either ani] tive herbs,
he or had been referred for |jfjj ^ .. p ,
1 t<? President Wilson and (U^ '
. ? . an) smith s wile ha
rv Lansing, at Paris. rjp , , ?
^ . gnl One week befor
th at tkIjKPHonk." [Hni injjf at point of d
[up die. Could not
(Telephone News.) week s treatniei
[q9 drink and talk
i Greensboro, N. ('., comess a dert ully. She
little bit of verse, with no jigO] life. (Signed)
the ideutity of the author, as afO smith, Union, S
;ned "A Busy Mother." ^n) Mr, J. M. Kil
ion, S. C./ says
rise at early day ins
telephone rings. fp^l ^
n the kitchen working hard, [gS
Hour, salt and lard an]
ist hour approaches fast, ~inj
gaze at the clock Is cast, iMa
telephone rings. ? iffe VL JV V
he blessing has been asked, ||fi
telephone rings. 'nlQi/
an we oat a meal, !
an we easy feel;
father helps a plate BjEj XVe cater to
ig so he won t be late, QJ2
telephone rings.
he children ro to school. [g i iramrdnuT-fiiiiL
telephone rings. ???????>
t you. Mrs. So Stfid So?" || \STKN ItKTl lt\ TO
it." say I. speaking low; Kt'ONOMIC i
Irs. Illank. and how are you?" Washington. June \'2
en. just after I am through, return to normal econ
telephone rings. tlons and ,.ostore the A
lar to a parity in sev
I'm cleaning up the house, ?.ountrios. ,ho control
telephone rings the government over tr
in hand, and duster, too. j forft,Kn exchange and
ig of other things to do. | Uon of goW poin bu?
moult*iiih swiniy ny. rency was terminated
my patience to surely try, president Wilson, actln
telephone rings. mendations of the fed
board.
plan to take a bath Exceptions made by I
telephone rings. Included Importation oi
ften to the 'phone I go, 0f rUble notes or exch
lown the receiver and say, tion8 wlth thal part of
0Ho." under control of the b<
; number." someone says, and ernment, and exchange
with territories in reap
i as back to my tub I go, such transactions are at
telephone rings. mitted only through tli
relief administration.
ten mayhap I say my Dravers
- - ? ? /tiiennon aiso was c
telephone rings. board to the fact that tf
rsation? Yes. of course; control did not autho
; my voice becomes quite tions with enemies excr
#rse- I such transactions may t
by chance I think to pause ( by generai or special lici
my prayers. I can't because, by the war trade board
telephone rings.
. , SHIPPING BOAIU> AMI
you see the whole day MOKK THAN I
*ough,
telephone rings. Washington. June 12
ptlng all the while. Hurley, of the shinpinf
k and worries on me pile. ~ . mV . !
. .... . Rub-MVTism is * |h
at night for sleep prepare, sop<lc. jtSoiU thd po
ing worry, work and care, from infected ruts.jcur
telephone rings. tetter, etc.?A<H.
. c.
"ee F
_PFOPI
IT LOT BACK OF LANCAST
ee All-Star Sho\
iy Afternoon and /
Liver, Kidney and S
;ew of the Thousands
What MELTONE Has
ison, policeman of Rock tion fron^
he suirered with stomach He says, a
years. One-half of bottle him ab&oh
im great relief. Cannot without M
praise for Meltone. he ifte fa
illen, of Rock Hill, S. C.. f ^
;idney trouble for several
work. One bottle Meltone, / Mr. j>()i
at deal better. / Hartsville,
1 Mr. R. E. Vaughn, of / kj^ney t^c
of catarrh of the head af-/ f
uirorinR. thlrt>.
' sleep and
d Robert Hunt, of Ri/ck ties of Me
[ligestion after 12 yeayfc of him sound
he is sound and welMifter look after
le of Meltone. / three year
)ng, of Union. S. (P., could Mr. W.
'ith crutch. sufTejnng from ion, S. C..
d from infantiler paralysis. a few dose
tment of Meltyne she lays than he hi
id walks ji/ywhere she William
crutch. Mis* LongVcannot fered wit!
praise for /Meltone in na- unable to
\ talking Me
of Uniofi, S. C., black- crutches i
il been/sick over one your. door for- t
e takjbg Meltone was lay- ^ j
eatl>. had been (riven up to ba"c(.0' buy,
eat, drink nor talk. One\ savs he si
it of Meltone, she can eat, V,,. '
, , . ' , >ears, tin
and has improved won- lkrht dipt
savs Meltone saved her <riven him
John H. Palmer, Black- for
omv thinj
'by, 8 Enterprise St.. Un- say\ he w<
he suffered with indiges- were^en d
X?
AI>\ EKT1SIX(i DEI*AKT.YU
of the
ton Medic
Located at Lancaster All Next We*
Ladies, Children and (Jentle men. Don't
come whether you buy anything
; asked congress foi ;i final appro]
CONDITIONS tion o! a little mote than $0 >t).
.?To hasten 0o0 to wind up the govern m<
lomic condi- shipbuilding operations.
Linerican dol-j This sum. he says, which will c
eral foreign plete the work of raising the I'ii
exercised by States as a shipbuilding natior
ansactions in the first place in the world, and
the exporta-[ velop the American mercat
ion and cur-! marine fleet from negligible quai
Monday by to second place, actually is $4
g on recoin-1 000,000 less than congress alr<
leral reserve has authorized.
The present needs of the s
'.he President building program, as Chairman 1
r exportation ley outlines them, take into cor
ange opera- eration the cancellation or sus
Russia now sion of contracts for 754 ships w
>lshevlk gor- alone will effect a saving of n
transactions than >594,000.000. The adminis
ect of which tion charges of the whole busl
present per- will be only 1.3 2 per cent of the t
le American final expenditure.
When all Is done. Chairman 1
ailed by the , . . . . , ^
. ley points out in a letter to Ch
'rmination of
rize transac- man Good- of house approp
?pt so far as tlons committee. $2.86 1,7r?5.r>70
>e authorized have been expended in the count
mses granted Kr,.at efTort which will be showt
13,855.106 deadweight tons of si
iS FOR ?n 8RaH Although a cosi
?UN> (MS) OOO a deadweight ton is indies
I Chairman artual COBl Gie governn
C board, has will be less, he stated.
rwerful antl (MW quickly relieves Constipat
ison caused Biliousness, jI t>hh of Appetite
ps old sores Headaches, due to Torpid Live
Adv.
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tomach Remedy f
of /Testimonials of fS
> Done: ??
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the age of 12 years to 52 years,
few doses of Meltone has given lyyj
jte relief; says he would not be [ue
eltone for any price, as the food p3!
iled to digest and he sulfered
n one day to the other. Now he !HnJ
> Allen, R. F. D. No. 2, Box 146, ?
, S. C., says he suffered with bnf ' *
mble for five years, unahlp in rJo
. ? tJjir"
had to get up from twenty-five typjj
times every night; unable to [ye '
suffered great pain. Two bot- jpe ? j
ltone, in native herbs, has cured brS
and well and today he is able to hnl
his farm for the first time in [HRi
s. gg F.
O'Shields, W. Main St., Un- jHEj
suffered with a stomach trouble, si
is of Mel tone and he feels better ^
is in years. gg
James, of Hishopville, S. (\, suf- ^ , ^
1 rheumatism for three years; lug j m
walk only with crutches; after pjg *
ltone for one week, he laid his jgpl
low 11 and walked to the front Fp
he first time in three years. bp}
d. Hickman, Lake City. S. C.. toer
for the Imperial Tobacco Co., bnl
iffered with indigestion for nine gfjj
able U> eat anything except a gg
Two bottles of Meltone has tyg
relief, after taking other medi- Be
nine (9) years. Meltone is the
t that ever did him any good; jgGj r
mid not be without Meltone if it a "*7 .'
lollars ($10.00) a bottle. gg
i|
fJB
,xr 2J~U
"1 m
\ ?
:ine Co. i
Sra
'k. rjp
?5nl
fail to see us. You are welor
not.
Be a Joy-Walker,
" ( "Sets-It" for Corns
. ' { 2 Drops, 2 Seconds?Corn Is Doomed!
When you almost die with your
1 l?l shoes on and corns make you almost
,1," walk sideways to f?et away from
| the pain, take a vacation for a minuto
. r tv . and apply 2 or 3 drops
aoroj
^K
|UP" "MrOs. pM| citw OH. WKk -C*u4t"'l
ia,r" of the world'# magic end only genirin
ulne corn-peeler, "Gsts-It." Then,
end then only will you be sure that
w;ij your corn will loosen ifrom your toe
no that you can peef it right off
ry's gloriously e?sy with .your fingers
Take no chances of continued pain
, in end soreness?why us4 greasy. Irritating
salves, plasters that shift
hips end press Into the "dutck." rasors
end ''diggers" that make corns bleed
t of and also grow faster? TUse painless.
easy, alwavs sure "Qet^It.** There's
ited only one like it in the world?that's
"Gets-It." e Millions hats tried and
lont O. K.'d It for years. It never falls.
"Oets-lt," the guaranteed, moneyback
corn-remover, the only euro
way. costs but a trifle at any drug store.
M'f'd by E. Lawrence d Co.. Chicago. III.
Ion, Sold in lyaneaster and recommended
and as the world's best corn remedy by
r.?- J. P. Mackey Co., Standard Drug
Company.?Adv.