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- AMERICANS ASKEDv ii TO STAY AT HOME | h . SIGHTSEERS SHOULD KEEP OUT ' OF EUROPE UNTIL PEOPLE \ GET ON FEET AGAIN. j ; ! BAPTISTS ENLARGE WORK | ] Mission Secretary Will Recommend , How Evangelistic, Educational and Benevolent Program Can Be Carried Out. Americans should keep out of Eurfpe, unless they have Important business there, until Europeans have had n opportunity to get on their feet j gain, declares Dr. J. F. Love, secretory of the Foreign Mission Board of ' ] the Southern B&ptiat Oonventlon. I Dr. Love, as chairman of a commis- j ion named by the Baptist 75 Mi) ^n < jCaxnpaign to visit Europe and make a | survey of the mission fields there, has j fust returned from a five-months' tour Pf the continent. He sayB Americans fcsve distributed cash with such a lavrW hand in many places on the conti- j ant that the people have become conmto 4 A AWAWM l?MA?lAnn ? ? ?UOfc D*Oi J AUIOIXWU1 UtW IilUUtJ/ * ?o throw away and as soon as tbey ppot a citizen from this country tbey proceed to overcharge bim for every- ii thing he buys and every service rendered. Unless Americans forego = Bight-seeing in Europe for a few years a lot of the natives there will become professional beggars, in Dr. Dove's opinion. Baptists Suffered Heavily. Along with the other religious denominations Baptists suffered heavy ijosses of property in Europe during tho. Urar, Dr. Love reports, but he found that such Baptists as survived the war 1 remained loyal to their convictions and they are now ready to welcome the aid and co-operation of American Baptists in the rehabilitation of their countries and the propagation of the gospel. ? From the contact formed with the Baptists of the chief countries of Europe by thege representatives of ihe Southern Baptist Convention, Dr. Love Relieves there will -ultimately be formed a, co-operative alignment of the Baptists of the world that will make them larger factors in world evangelisation than they have ever been before. Carry on Relief Work. While the program which Southern Baptists will carry on in the European countries which they have not occupied befiore will not be, determined unafter the commission has reported | to the Foreign IVfission Board, members B,_ , ? , "r Lasses Up a Tight, Sere !S = Chest With Mother's ID |; U JL "L? |JL/lHiUO, UVV 25 pounds $1.4( 50 pounds $2.70 100 pounds $5.5C Also Full-O-Pep x babv chic feed, growing mash, and scratch feed. 8. B. Kirklaod Seed Co. Seed, Feed, Poultry and -< Dairy Supplies. , Assembly st., Columbia, S. C. J I Joy Sake [jh When a cold gets down into the II] throat and chest, causing soreness, EE hoarseness, or croupy symptoms, it I l.j I3 time to tats quick sups to pic rent 3 m pneumonia, or other serious results. SI 1 A reliable and harmless remedy Cor ||j such troubles Is | jj | MdTHESSJor | ^K^iaSALVE I You apply it externally, and nib It gj I in. There is no irritation to the tend- I 1 crest skin, but it Quickly penetrates I to the seat of the trouble, and relieves I the congestion like magic. '1 : Mothex's Jor Salve should be j j . kept on bend for an emergency. Mi It will surprise you how Quickly mW it will break a croupy cough, or Mff relieve bo re- MW JU iT KECE.VED .SOLID CAl -OF? FULL-O-PEP ECG MASH. The mash composed of egg making- materia). A trial package will convince yo Q 1 'i nAiinrL' i*i ma commission rouna crying neea for money with which to meet cases demanding immediate relief and cabled home for funds to be employed in this connection in ' northern France and Belgium. This money was promptly rorwarded and has been distributed through an agency set up in Paris in conjunction with tho Foreign Missionary Society of the Northern Baptist Convention. Prior to the visit of this commission, missionary work by StuthBrn Baptists in Europe has been cc n ' fined to Italy and Bohemia. However, the commission visited England, Scotland, France, Belgium, Holland and Ttaly, but found it Impossible to ret Into Czecho-Slovakla, tho Balkans and Russia at this time. Palestine and Egypt Visited. After the tour of Europe had been completed, the commission, which included Dr. Z. "T. .Cody, editor of the Baptist Courier, of Greenville, S. C..ind Dr. Everett Gill, formerly mission iry to Italy, but now a pastor in Kanias City, went to Palestine to look into ;he missionary work there, formerly lone by the Baptists of Southern Illinois, but recently taken over by the foreign Mission Board of the Southern 3aptist Convention. A trip into Egypt 'or the purpose of studying the Mohamnod on situation was made by the party 1 vhile awaiting a ship on which to re urn to Italy. So far, Christianity hap J nade very little inroad on Mohamme lanlsm anywhere. Dr. I^ove found i hough some of the missionary agencies , n Palestine have been established foi nore than a half century. He antici ?ates a better chance for the Christian eligion there, following BriMsb occu ' tation of that country. Try The Dispatch-News' advertisog columns for results. f?ZEMA!?? rtoHEy BACK ! 'uhotil qucstiooif Hunl'? S?l?? j. J~~vn> j rail* t-i thr treatment of Eczema ? J'l Trttrr. Ringworm, Itch, etc ,ji m'm i Don't become dincomogcd be- m i . cnuse other treatment* failed E / / HuntVSolvelinsrelievcd hun- na It ^ rlreds of such cose? You can't i' lose on our Money Bark Guarantee. Try it at our ri?k TODAY Price 75c at , * HARMON DRUG COMPANY. IjEXINGTON,"S. C. The Fashi Columbia's millinery shop is nc Paris latest fashions, the prop frOiii the northern markets wit Come see us whether you bu; awaits you. We Trim Old He* The Proprietor is a Lexingtoni share ofThe Lexington county THE FASH totCrMaiD Street Up St ' Stop Those Ninety per cent of constant he? strain. Let's^stop those head fi&hting chance.% Don't waitin and let us make a scientific < Walter's Kryptok Glasses c vision all in one single glass. We fit, repair and manufactui any glass from the broken pitc< Walter's Glosses grace the fa every detail. Oculists' Prescripticns Fill Arti 0 . L. WALTER OP' &The Exclusive Two Oi 1221 Main Street, ( 211 King Srteet, CI USES OF NEWSP^ks Some of you fellOY's J| rather doubt the wisdom of rX>K your subscription rates to souMfcng near what they should be, r.ottWlis from Mrs. S. Gilbert, in the Wg^toinc* Register. Leave it to , We could not keep Im?^?*1'1 newspapers. (|BI Clean fish, chickens a newspaper. Empty the ci pet swcflLt* Use one on the tray jj$fr ing the table to catch tl?p^VnHH On sweeping days dunfce tear into bits and xt?i-ir.i^K#^HiES25 floor to catch the dust 1 h'V 1" che floor coveting. ffSaSsSra Liiy seVeral thick neses jndcr the carpets anil Printers' ink is a moth and the papers also save on the carpet as well as tho cold. When ironing, use a g2 coarse salt on a folded pa JmEBSSsSS to polish irons. A folded newspaper chest protector in severe V' Nothing else is as goo(JHHK|gl9fig Ing the range. j MBBBSBp Use a bit of paper greasy dishes before w;ls^B^EhhhhO is for rubbing the black 'HMmu jkIu of cooking pans aniraP^ngMSm K.eep one in the traj^v^^^gnog stove to save cleaning aV^K||||j|jp .i. jpi lUVIIL^ uu tav Dye Old, FadfjH "Diamond Dyes" Make Shaf Stylish and New?SaM oS J KSig&g Don't worry about Use "DiamontrDyes," anew, ricli, fadeless colorHp^^^^^^ whether wool, silk, linen, goods,?dresses, blouses, children's- coats, draperiesjKve^^^^^ A Direction Book is in pamkgeT^j^^P To match any material Eave dealer show you "Diamond Dye" Klor Cardion Shop | iw showing Now York and rietor having jp?t returned h an elegant selection, y ->r not. A cordial welcome ts at Small Cost an and would like a liberal trade. Remember ION. SHOP . J sirs Columbia. S- C. '* Headaches idaches are caused from eye aches and giv? those eyes a take care of thtm now. StoD I ?xaminaticn of your e^es. crcbine both far and near ! re glasses. We can duplicate ?s. , ce and give satisfaction in led. ficial Eyes Fitted, $15.C0 riCAL COMPANY Optical Shop ni^ o * jl iv-t. o. Colombia, S. C. larlestor, S. C. j wlu>n it is newly scrubbed. ; I' < fore doinB all these things and . j more we read them, t almost forgot j >> no ntior. i hat part of their useful| Then when they have done all this j i good service they do duty again by j | being twisted tightly and used to kin- j 11^1 t O 1U and Yoi j - j^ and buy what you \ Caughmai 1311-1313 Assembly St. Sutic imo. y ( pig Cor. Main and WashingtK^B^i Everything Sanitary New Star I ?FC i a r\ * r-? n a hi ia LAUILo AINU Open Day ai Food of the Best Quality Prep; Polite Attention with Ql Share of the public patr< cordial welcome awaits t) 1312 Main St., Phone ! Tar.lac, tho muster medicine, is mid exclusively at Harmon Drug Co., | Doxington; Burnett ?ft Whetsell, New j Brookland; Croson Drug Co., Leesvllle; Margie's Drug Store, Chupin; i Dr. \V. 'P. Brookcr, Swansea, Pelion w Drug Co., Pelion; W. J. Cayce, Cuyee; ? *jCapliart, Gilbert; The Lorick ' no; \\r. If. Subcr, Peak; Price ) er bottlo straigiit. adv. 5 astings' 1 920 d Catalog Free eady now. One hundred hand* r illustrated pages with brilliant in natural colors. It is both ul and helpful, and all that Is ry to get It is a postal card You will find our 1920 cata- s (well worth while eeed book. s ngs' Seeds are sold direct by b You will never find them on tl the stores. We have some ndred thousand customers who m us by mail. We please and them, and we can please and you in 1920. . ing Hastings' Seeds in your | or in your fields insures "good o far as results can be deterby the seed planted. For 30 lastings* Seeds have been the i d of seed excellence and pur- 1 the South. Only varieties to the South are listed. Qualhe best and prices often less ose you pay at home. Write v > copy of this splendid cataow. - H. O. HASTINGS CO., en, Atlanta, Ga.? (Advt.) : Yonr Eyes Need n, or the glasses you are using : just right, consult our eye I ecialist, it costs you nothing. 8 iecessary will fit you to the I glasses your eyes require. I A. J. GLAXON. I runn'c nnnirtmon t StnrA i r [ for. Main and Blanding Stn. I Columbia, S. C. : ur Mule lr Wagon i Ve have 'em, a fresh ar load of nice, Kentucky Mules nd also a oar load of I " ? ?, 'wensboro jWagons. j Come to see them' ! vant. | i Bros Inc.! Columbia, S. C. ? Restaurant )R? GENTLEMEN nd All Night y ired in the Highest Art. lick Service. Dnage is solicited, anda ie Lexington Folks. 3151 Ja Columbia, S.C. I 5 I Help Your D|estSil S When acid-distressed, relieve thQ p indigestion with i rhmkds ' s Dissolve easily oii Son^ue?aa a pleasant to 'Julsc as candy. Keep 5 your stomach sweat, is? Khnoid^ made py r, ~crr? v scwhc i .mmkehs ess a- ; yc7's s:>ia; sien nrnTr?";; :ss2Z7iZ Kgg^e GASOLINE SYSTEMS Oil Tanks and Pumps, Air Compresors. Computing Scales, Floor Scale*, how Cases. Account Registers, Reullt Cash Registers, Safes, Store Figures. Tin-: iiamiitton scaljes <x>. Columbia, S. O. iULBS of ALL KINDS FOR PLANTING "LOWERS For All Occasions. Best attention given ull orders large ir small, weddi ng bouquets, l'uncra] vorfc. any thing in flowers, CHAS. L. SLIGH ploiust. M-ttt Main Ht, Phow 27b 1 . COLUMBIA, S. C. PROFESSIONAL CARDS I ! i I. A. CLIFTON M. D SPECIALIST In diseases of the eye, ear noso and iiroat in Saluda on Monday and in Satesburg Tuesday with Dr Mitchell J : : i. FRANK KNEECE Real Estate and Insurance BATESBURG, S. C. Dr. H. L. GREGORY, Veterinary Surgeon. Office 1306 Assembly Street, 1 Columbia. S. C. Office Phone 1342 Residene Phone 2754 I Dr. BARNHILL UtNTIST, The Crown and Bridge Specialist l6'5 Main St.,,. Columbia, S.C. ' Over Lever's Shoe Store Phone 2149 DR. H. W. WALL OEIMT131, i::it Alain street COjAJMBIa fv C ? , >?tlre Hour*; >? to 1:80?8:80 DRS. BOOZER, DENTIST. Have returned to the 15U0 block, 1542 Main street, (Columbia, just across the street from their old stand. ? i (Mincer taken out by the root, within nine or :en days without knife. Ounranteed neter to come hack. S. P. Shumpert, iDivine Street COL.UMUIA 8. C E. J. BEST Attorney and Cooncellor 203 2nd Floor. National Loan a nil Exchanf; ISnrVc < c V/UIUltlUIUf o? v? Dr. TOOLE, DENTIST, 1623 Main Si., Columbia, S.C PROFESSIONAL NOTICE OF REMOVAL Dr. A. J. Bedenbaugh & Dr. P. B. spigner have moved their Dental Offices to second floor, 1626, Main street, Columbia,s.p Phone 978 and 181. B. J. WINGARD ATTOILNKY AT I.AW No. 1'2 ('lark Law Building I^iw llnnge Telephone 189 COLUMBIA, S. C. Dr. CLARK'S Foot Relief Station? All Foot Troubl es Treated. 1615 Main Street, Columbia, S. C.