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WILSON SHOWS NO ! SIGNS OF DEFEAT! : i JOSHES' HIS CABINET ON LAND-, ' x ' SLIDE. j ??? May Never Regain Use of His . Left Side?Brilliant Book Ex pected. V< - i Washington, Nov. 15.?President Wilson is a ggod loser. This was proved indisputably at the meeting i of the cabinet on Tuesday?the first j since the election?when the chief i > executive amazed his cabinet, .which ; unofficially had been led to believe that he had suffered a bitter disap pointment, by laughing ana joking i and joshing his official family over x the result. This meeting prwed also that fears j expressed that the overwhelming vie-: tory of the Republicans might give | him a severe setback in his Rattles | for health were equally groundless, i i The session lasted for an hour and a[; half, and most of it was taken up by < a discussion of the election. < Takes Animated Part. v Like all the cabinet sessions dur- i ing the president's illness, the meet- 1 ing was-held in a room in the White *' "Rnnsp r>rniicr instead of the regular cabinet room in the executive of- J fices. The president was seated in i: his accustomed place at the head of.1 the table when his official family en- ' tered and remained seated throughout the meeting. As always, he took , an animated part in the proceedings. ] He showed again; as one cabinet i member put. it? that he has "a warm 1 human side and a keen sense of , humor." The" president used his right hand freely, but apparently his left arm and leg are still impaired. His ad- j visers got the impression, as did the i: delegation of pro-league Republicans,!' that called upon him before the elec- J j tion that he .will never be fully well j again. The view was expressed by 11 one observer that the president has J years of life ahead of bim if he suf-j, fers no sudden physical shock, but; that such a shock might prove dis-1 astreus. As is known., extreme care ' is taken to protect the president * against any possibility of a fall. Mentally Still Keen. i Along with the impression of per-r sons competent to speak, that the president will never fully recover i the equally strong impression thaJ Vmc montnlifv is keen and incisive as ever. They look for Wim to produce-a history -of the- war that will stand as an American classic. t An official tfho has talked with the president recently said that he be- ( lieved Mr. Wilson had not yet finally : v made up his mind whether to resub mit the treaty at the'December ses- J sion of congress. The personal view of this official was that President ; Wilson would not submit it unless there should be some show of initia- ' tive from the other side suggesting a favorable reception. w " 0 " ?? ; e ta Vaducdc V>AL>t?3 i w rvtnmbiw TO HOLD COTTON 1 < (Continued From Page 1.) in a more intelligent mariner in their 1 farming operations in 1921 than they a have ever yet done. They are go- i ing to stop looking to other sources 1 for fcelp and-each individual farmer i , is realizing more and more that help 1 will not come outside of his own ef-ji forts. ' And remember this. Now is the; t time to commence to finance your; 1921 crop, as it is not yet too late tol; - . ,i sow largely of wheat and oats ana; to prepare to plant a larger food crop j in the South than has ever been done. Remember, the farmer who makes his home self-sustaining has got his cotton crop half financed and it will be no trouble for a farmer in that! condition to get all the ^ money he j needs to carry the rest and get his! own price, which is his right. But: remember, if the farmer goes to the bank and borrows to buy mules and j \ feed and fertilizers at high prices to j produce a crop of cotton it is impos-j A "CHEER UP MABEL.* AT THF ' I Reese Formula i / Kesult ot Experi Twenty Years Ago Dr. H. V. Rees: Was Told By Stomach, Liver ant Kidney Specialists All Over Coun try That He Must Die. Resolved to Devote Remaining Day; To Experimenting on Himself ii an Endeavor to Find a Remedy to; Such Ailments, and Finally Per fected R-ll, Which Completely Re stored His Health. Necessity is the mother of invcri Lion. It was necessity that causec Dr. H. V. Reese to-perfect the won clerful stomach, liver and kidney rem sdy known as The Reese Formuh R-ll. No better evidence of the sue cess he attained'can be cited than t( take his own case. The greatest spe cialists of the country had told hin there was no hope, he was too fai ?one. That was twenty years ago Today he does not have a symptom oi stomach, liver or kidney trouble, am at the age of seventy-four weigh: forty pounds more than he did al fifty. He is as active as a boy. Never has any scientist had a bet ier subject to experiment on than die Dr. Reese. To begin with he had th* united opinion of great specialists that his case was an extreme one anc was incurable. Therefore, he knev that anything that would relieve hin would be of untold value to th< world. . It is not necessary to describe th< doctor's feelings as one tre^tmen' after another failed to give him th< slightest rciiet. nnaiiy ne arnveu ? a combination of drugs that seeme( co help him. With this encourage ment Dr. Reese set about eliminating some ingredients and adding others always taking those various improvet formulas until at last he hit upon i combination that began to work lik< magic upon him-and in less than si: months he was in a normal physica condition, and has remained so for th< past twenty years or more. It is this perfected formula tha Dr. Reese now is placing on the mar ket under the name of Th^ Rees< formula R-ll, and which is creating -uch a sensation in this city and al ,ver the countiv. because of its srreai nrt ? nerji. mere am c<ise;> cvci,v??ci* vhere the Reese Formula R-ll has iccomplished for sufferers who hac ?iven up hope, just exactly what il lid in Dr. Reeses own case. >ible for the banks to carry this iniebtedness over and to furnish noney by which to hold cotton foi ligher prices. Just let's g|? down tc jractical common sense business anc :he biggest problem in the way oi ;uccess is removed. -UTHERANS WANT ' - # MOVIES CENSORED ( Continued From Page 1.) Ministering to all the various need: vf mnnlrirwl Th<-ro ;irf? iri tha fhlirel n the United States, G4 orphar domes, 48 homes for the aged, sever lomes for defectives, nine deacon 2ss homes, 30 hospitals, 14 hospitals line immigration stations, 11 miscel laneous, K3 inner mission societies making a total of 22C> with property worth $14,000,000 and endowmen $2,000,000 having cared for 100,00( r.luring the past year. ^ The synod approves the action o: the United Lutheran church settinj anart: a dav of nraver for all the ed r-*" w ? / ? 4- ?%/ ucatior.al work of the church. Thi day will be observed early in nex year. It came to the attention of th< synod that the professor's salaries a the Theological Seminary in Colum bia are not adequate to the needs The synod adopted a resolutio: pledging the board of trustees it support in raising their salaries am requesting the other synods to tak a similar action. Prof. J. T. Crabtree, superintend ent of the orphan home at Saleir OPERA HOUSE, MONDAY. NOVE ?.* - _ j. R-ll Is | Physicians | ment on Himself! The Reese Formula R-ll is not a! * n -.11 Ti. ^ /vI '[ " cure-aii. il is iiul uven ivcuw- i I mended for any disorder not due to j . the stomach, liver or kidneys. But ? : can not be equalled for ailments ofj these organs. Any doctor will tell you that indigestion, nervousness, dizziness, rheumatism, backache, f sleeplessness, tired feeling, sour stomach, urinary trouble, female r weakness and kidney trouble are due j to the stomach, liver and kidneys. It . is for this reason The Reese Formula R-li will give relief in any of these cases. P. E. Way and Gilder & Weeks Co.! . of this city, as well as every other j dealer, have prepared for the great demand for The Reese Formula R-ll " by purchasing it in larger quantities - than any other preparation they have i ever handled. Their good judgment has been proven by the enormous sale they have enjoyed since it was first } introduced. Any one suffering* from disorders 1 of the above named organs can not r afford to put off getting a bpttle to day. A trial will absolutely convince j you. Do not suffer needlessly anyj 1 longer. 5 If there is any further information t you desire concerning your case it will be gladly furnished if you write ' . the Medical Department of The 1 Reese Formula Co., Huntington, W. UVa* J [confined to bed ; months with * | fcl nni ?n?7wirv iv KtLltVfclMS r 9 j Miss Callie Stevens Was Put on Her ^ Feet Again by Taking Two Bottles I of Wonderful Remedy, Although Doctors Could Give Her No Relief. 1 j Miss Callie Stevens, who lives at ' j Eleventh and Lorraine streets, Ironi ton, Ohio, was n victim of rheumatitism in its worse form. She was con- , -i fined to her bed for. six months with 2 doctors in attendance, bul without re: suits. After taking two bottles of j 1; Hhe Reese Formula JR-11 she was t j able to leave her bed and get about" i i the house where the still continues to > improve. I Miss Stevens goes on to say: 4<I t suffered with severe pains in my , back, arms and limbs and was confinsplendid work, 100 children being j i! cared for and about 20 have been re*, fused because of lack of room. The >:sum of $15,000 was expended for I j maintenance. The farm at the home :iproduced this year 1,100 bushels of ! corn, 300 bushels of wheat, 5,350 j barrels of pork. The present value j of the property is $15o,000, with no II liabilities. ; Reports on the state of religion | show encouraging results. All lines! j of church work are developing in a j j1 gratifying way. ij I)r. N. R. Mclhom of Philadelphia; iI spoke . to the synod on the work of { *! the publication interests of the Unit-' - ed Lutheran church. He commended J Smithprn phnvfh for its nietv and! -Jits educational work. He urged that| tithe Southern part of the Vhurch\ t trive to develop this spirit in the L i membership of other parts of. the church, and thus render a most use fui service in the larger work. f ; The United Lutheran church now ; ? has one church'paper, "The Luther J an," recently enlarged to a 32 page J s j paper. The publishing house wants I t to serve all the chufch and print all} i the news, and urges all pastors to! 2! report to Dr. J. W. Horine. Colum-! t; bia, S. C., who is one of the editors, j -i - W. B. A. j 1 i In Memoriam. s I In memory of little Sarah Annie d | Shealy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. e; Clinton Shealy, who was born Feb-; ; ruary 13, i D16, and departed this i l- j life, November 10, 1919, making herj i, i earthly pilgrimmage, three years,! J i mm& "' ->^c?y . WBER*29. SEATS <>N SALE AT GIL . j Loses Eighty- |i live Pounds ij In Hospital i Mrs. McPhcrson Regains Weight ' ?" i t f ti _ o r i l nrourjn use or inc i uimu-, la R-11. i > DRANK OTHER MEDICINES BY THE QUART, SHE SAYS After trying everything known to! the medical profession as relief for; stomach trouble, indigestion and gall trouble, Mrs. Ella McPherson, Mc-J chanicsburg, Pa., says she is feeling! "one thousand per cent, better" as j the resuit of taking only one bottle; of The Ileese Formula R-ll. Mrs. i McPherson says she "consulted one! doctor after another, drank medi-; J cines by the quart?everything that was advertised and everything that was not advertised?and R-ll is the first medicine that has given me relief." "I recommend The Reese Formula R-ll because it has helped me won-j derfully," she continues. "While in the hospital I dropped from 225 pounds to 140 pounds but I am now rapidly regaining my former weight." A - ^ ^v-? rx -fvA'.vv irjrlif*??c+tAn .-VIIV UIIC SUIICI .lllJA X1Uin iiiuigvativn, nervousness, rheumatism, backache, lumbago, sour stomach, heartburn, urinary, kidney or liver troubles of any kind will do well to pet 'a bottle of The Reese Formula R-ll today. FOR SIX RHEUMATISM j Y FORMULA R-lli ' i. eel to my bed for six months. After the doctor had completely failed to prive me relief. I began taking The Rcesa Formula R-ll. After finishing , the second' bottle I was so much better that I was able to go: down stairs to my meals, my appetite had improved and I felt better jn every re-| sped. I want to recommend Thej Reese Formula R-il because it_h?s worked wonders in my case after I had given up hope." If you suffer from rheumatism, indigestion, nervousness, biliousness, lumbago, or stomach, liver and kid-j rey troubles in any form get a bot-i tie of The Reese Formula R-ll today I at P. E. Ways' and Gilder & Weeks Co. nine months, and. three days. Little ~ ' - i 1._ ?u:u u^v. i Saran Annie was a xuvuiy cuuu, hci.ij gentle disopsition winning the love of J all that knew her, but I I Just one year ago today, God called little Sarah Annie away Unto us like as she is given But of such is the kingdom of heaven. We folded the little hands on her breast < And tenderly she.was laid to rest. _ j Sweet angels bore her spirit away Almost at the close of day, Budded on earth to bloom in heaven, But dear ones assurance is given. With Me who doeth uii things well, Tis there her angel spirit dwell, 'Tis over there she beckons you To help your earthly trouble through. Her little clothes are folded Her toys, are still, Her home loved ones with sorrowfilled. But in the Savior deeply trust Each call as this is only just. Father help us to say, thy will be clone. As this call comes to each and every rmp Help us each to understand The ways of thy ruling hand. The Domkirke at Riga, Russia, has] one of the largest organs in the world. ^DER & WEEKS COMPANY, - 1 rri n . 11 i* ine Best Aaverti in Npwhprrv I a" AwnMV"; The Herald i | Twice a Week $2.00 /' High Grade Boi | Printing Nea ''r - ?????? ii?mimiI i iibmubhim iimiwi ill iii i llll I III ^ I I 9 > nm i? 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