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\ V i f i- « THE PEOPLE, BARNWELL, S. C. mm K! lots or- . BHOTIfOL il A small bottle of “Danderine" makes hair thick, glossy and wavy. Removes all dandruff, stops itch ing scalp and falling , hair. IMPORTANT NEWS THE WORLD OVER IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS OP THIS AND OTHER-NATIONS FOR *■ * ' . SEVEN DAYS GIVEN To b* poMetwed of a bead of beary, * boAoilful bair; soft, loatroua, fluffy, V watj and free from dandruff la merely a flutter of nalnf a Itrtte Danderine. It la eaay and Inexpenaive to hate alee, aoft hair and lota of It. Juat get a email bottle of Knowlton'a Danderine now—it coate but a few rente—all drug etoree recommend It—apply a little aa directed and within ten minute* there will be an appearance of abundance, freahnea*. flufflneas and an Incompara ble flo*a and loatre. and try aa you will yon < annot And a trace of dandruff or falling hair; but your real aurprlae will be after about two weeka* uae. when you will aee new hair—floe and downy at flrat —yea—but really new balr—aprontlng out all over your ecalp —Danderine la, we believe, the only tore hair grower, deatroyer of dan druff and cure for itchy aralp. and It aeeer falls to *top fulling hnlr at one*. If you want to prove how pretty and aoft your hair really la. motaten a cloth with o little Dnaderlne and carefully draw it through your hair—taking one ■mail strand at a time. Your hnlr will be* aoft. glo**y and beautiful In Ju*t a twm moment*—a delightful aurpn** await* everyone *ho trie* this. Adv THE NEWS OF (HE SOUTH What la Taking Plica In Tha South* land Will Be Found In Brlaf Paragraphs ( v r. . ^ Domestic William H Albright, the 24-year-old alayer of Carlisle H. Chrsty, at Atlan ta, Ga., on the night of January 2, this year, is now a free man. An emergency committee on em ployment for soldiers and sailors has been organized by the council of na tional defense with the approval of the war and labor departments. Gen. N. I). Forrest of the United Confederate Veterans announces that Savannah has been selected for the 1919 reunion of the veterans. For the first time since the signing of the armistice unemployment over the country shows a decrease, accord ing to department of labor reports. George B. Williams, president of the Cosmopolitan bank, reported recently to the police that $86,432 had been stol en from the vault during the njght. The robbers had discovered the combina tion. Returns from eleven towns which voted on the question • of " Issuing liquor licenses show that eight changed from dry to wet. Liquor advocates con tend that the result was a protest against the national prohibOion amend ment. William Jennings Bryan has Issued a statement endorsing the league of nation*, but suggest* amendments to the prbpdkefl conBtltflttoir-which, ■<» | gether with otfTer thing*, would pre serve specifically the Monroe doctrine, enlarge the proportionate voting {tow er of the United States and make it clear that each member nation might decide for itself whether it would sup- jiort decree* of the league's general council. Emile Gottin, the anarchist who re' cenrly mfc'de an attempt upon the lift of P/emier Georges Clemrneeau. wae sentenced to death by the court mar tial which tried him. TheVt rdict was unanimous. . President Wilson, returning to the peace conferfnce after his trip to the United Stales, has arrived in Paris Without any mishap.. Although the time of the president’s arrival had net been , j made public a great crowd gathered at the station. Repartee. Nine-year old Mary and her *ev»*n- ye*r-old brother had been quarreling and although mother had Intervened there w«* still bud feeling between the two. John waited until mother wa* not watching him and then he Muck nut bis tongue at hi* sister. ■'Mother.” called the aggrieved Ma ry, “make John quit making *uch an ugly face at me.” “I didn't make my fare,'' retorted —Jaka—UlLJta*. nlfcndy made for me■ ,, "Ye*, ut a false fare factory.* re- korted Mary, triumphant over the last word. . European The number of victim*, of the latest Spartaran disturbance In Berlin la so great that it h* difficult to find accom modation* for the bodies in the Ber lin morgue*. Recommendation that the naviga tion of the Rhine be opened to all na tion*’without discrimination is made in a rejiort to the peace conference by the commission on the International j regime of watewvayn, railway* and ports. It Is suggested that the Rhine I be controlled by a commission similar 1 to the Danube commission t The status of the Kiel canal ha* been settled by the {teace romnii**ion on the basi* of the freedom of u*e for all nation* for merchant vessel* or war ship* in time of |>eace. The cangl would continue under German owner ship and operation. A vigorous protest is made In Alba man circle* again*t 4he designation Washington Official advices received by the Ftate department from the Orient describe the independence movement in Korea tea spontaneous one whiefiphad a? earned large proportions. No effort at o rganized resistance to Japanese au thority has been undertaken, but dem onstrations and meetings have been held throughout the country. , President Wilson’s determination to reorganize* the civil service commin sion. together with the fact that he has a-ked the resignation of two mem hers, Hermon W. ('raven and Charles M. Galloway, became known with the announcement at the white hou^e of the appointment of two n< w commis sioners,-Martin A. Wales, o; Vermont. Mr. Morris was a Democratic member of the house of representatives from 1909 to 1917. His home is in Frank fort. Mr. Wales is a Republican and has been connected with the civil ser vice commission since 1891. Decision of the war department to maintain sixteen flying fields and three balloon fields as h part of the perma nent military establishment ha* been announced. It is announced that there is strong probability that the preaidenmiU* be home by the latter part of May. American workers must be given a share in the industries they help ere- , aie and maintain—a spare not measur ed in wage*. Senator Borah, rext chair man of the senate labor com nut tee,’de clared. #(|IW I 4>|flU,:-gtately wntxh on an en\ elope amT cover* w o peat age stamp*. was declared valid b> ’he Nova Scotia supreme court. C'oiin Wentz*)!*, of Mahone Bay, left $2^0e in cash am? Ms shares in a schooher to I hi* fiancee. Mis* Glad>» Keddy, In the will which wa* written during his last voyage to the Harbadors. Weat- zell drowned on his return trip and :h«* letter bearing his, will wa* rc« c:\ed in December. % The Rr«ti»h government annoum*d in the house of common* that the total A CHILD GETS SICK GROSS, FEVERISH IF CONSTIPATED ^OOK AT TONGUE1 THEN GIVE FRUIT LAXATIVE FOR STOM ACH, LIVER, BOWELS. "CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS 1 ' CANT HARM CHILDREN AND THEY LOVE IT. BIKER CONGRESSMAN LEVER CLEARLY . INDICATES HIS POSITION TO* * ' J WARDS MISSOURIAN. SUERS ELL FMOR LEE6UE Will Support No Man Who Will Say That a Conscript is Synonymous /With a Convict. Mother! Your child isn’t naturally cross and peevish. See if tongue is .coated;- this is a sure sign the little stomach, liver and bowels need f cleansing at once. * When listless, pale, feverish, full of cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn’t eat, sleep or act naturally, has stom ach-ache, diarrhoea, remember, a gen tle liver and bowel cleansing should always be the first treatment given. Nothing equals “California Syrup of Figs”, for children’s Ills; give a tea spoonful, and in a few hours all the font waste, sour bile and, fermenting food which is clogged In the bowels passes out of the system, and you have a well and playful child again. All children love this harmless, deli cious “fruit laxative,” and it never fails to effect a good “Inside” cleans- Ing. Directions for babies, children of all ages and grown-ups are plainly an the bottle. Keep it handy In your home. A little given today saves a tick child tomor row, but get the genuine. Ask your druggist for a bottle of “California Syrup of Figs.” then see that It la made by the “California Fig Syrup Company.”—Adv. Waahington.—The fight on Champ Clark for Democratic leader of the house is becoming bitter. He has de nounced some of his Opponents as liars. . ^Three North Carolinians, Messrs. Godwin, Doughton and Robinson, all of whom are aiyay from here now, are said to oppose Mr. Clark. Reprefeentative Lever of South Caro lina, announced that he would not sup port him. He said: "It is my firm belief that the over whelming majority of the people of the country are in line wMth the presi dent in his wonderful fight to mini mize to the very l»nkit the possibility of wars in the future. "The million, three hundred thou sand soldiers who have gone through the brutal murder of this war, return ing to this country, are as certain to give their support to the idea of a league of nations as it is certain that the sun will rise tomorrow morning "Democrats cannot allow personal relationships or sympathy to stand in the way of party success and they are not going to do it: Personally 1 will support no man who will nay that a (onsoript i« synonymou* with a' con vict” 270,000 TONS OF FOOD * IS PAID FOR BY GERMANY -tpo-.ih rf ♦ffecivi «»n<l nop»' , « v Rrili*h troops in the armies of o< rupa- tion in all war tbiatc-r* amounts 9©;\(»A© men Including officers. Plan* of the shipping board for the <Mabll*hm<nt in the nesr fu ire of tegular nger and freigh. suarjv I ship service beimecn the United State* am) South and <'« ntraj Anxrkan «< un ! tries throuxb the u*r of twenty-two I 12.0ih* ton \eesel* now wider «« n*’p o tion were dfach aed by Chatrirm M'ir ley in an addre** at a meetins at the pan American union ( f gcvernirent of- , ficlal* jrt. rented in Latin-Arn'ricsn trade. | Possibility that the whole battle I cruise r program of th* United States navy, involving an exianditure of i nearly half a Mllicn dollars, will be Auto Exhaust Cause* Pneumonia. 'Glaistner. who 1* r<cognized a* a leading British authority on gu* poi sons mtifen»l* that one of the effect* of carbon monoxide upon the human system is to oau«e a pronounced *u»- Copeuhagen.—Germany in conidera- tion of a deposit of £11.000.000 in gold at Brussels, will receive an immediate delivery of 270.000 tons of foodstuffs, according to Berlin version of the agreement entered into between the German delegate* and representatives of the allied powers at Bru«*els. Germany will further be entitled to bad blood You are pale, thin, weak—with little vitality. Your liver is sluggish and the bad blood causes your stomach muscles to lose their elasticity and become flab* by and weak—then indigestion. ^ Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Dii- covery, made from wild roots and barks, and free from alcohol or narcotics, is the great and powerful blood purifier of to*day. Ingredients printed on wrapper. This tonic, in liquid or tablet form, is just what you need to give you vim, vigor and vitality. Take it as directed and it win search out impure and poisonous matter throughout the system and eliminate It through the natural channels. You can Procure * trial package by •ending 10 cents to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. Lot. A wiat«r I niffered from ttowMik sad Htot trouble end had been for about a year. I wae nerroue, had pmmm under my ahoukier blade and in my left aide. Had •gaeay'etomaeb and heart burn and had headache meet of the time. After each meal I wae met, could not keep anytkinc eoareeiy on my etomaeh, not even water. I didn't think there wae a medi cine made that would cure me: but in January - my huebaad got a bottle of Dr Pierce’■ Goideo Medical Diecovery. After using it moat of my ■yaptome disappeared eo I got another bottle and after using the second bottle eg of my symptoms were gone. I now feel good and can eat anything I want and it does not hurt me. I will always praise this medicine.ifrs. Luma Fftdmick. « ) > \ 0 1 optlhlllty to pneumonia, him! h«> bu* prf^antotl a gi»od doul i*f cvbb-n*'#* lit support of hi* contention. Automobile engine ••xlmn-t funu* g|wny«k eontnin thi* in*t<Iioti* {»«*!*« n The warning conveyed 1* obvious.. purchase monthly 370.00 tons of food in enemy and neutral countries, be sides fish from European waters and vegetables. The restrictions on fishing in the Baltitc will be removed, the dis patch add*. of Turkban Panba. Albanian »y»tw.|ab—Salw< in mvor . f a new it. . > and M.hmrd Boy. rn.r.H.niail». of jrnllwr ln d, 0M „ d b> . „„ Catarrhal Dtafneaa Cannot Be Cured by kn-ai applications as thsy cannot reach the diseased portion of tht ear There te only one way to cure Catarrhal Deafness, and that Is by a const l tut tonal remsdy HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINE acta through th* Blood on th# Mucous Surfarst of the System. Catarrhal Deafness ts caused by an Inflamed condition of the mueous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube la Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, and when tt la entirely closed, fieafness Is the result Unless the Inflammation can be re duced and this tube restored to tte nor mal condition, hearing may be destroyed forever. Many cases of Deafness are caused by Catarrh, which Is an Inflamed condition of the Mucous Surfaces. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for any ,h.. Albanian f-d^iaiion ln Kurop. lo|, nnounp , m( nt .'h,- s, ,r. .,r, Dtan'-I, I of > CiMrrtei‘'DMrnMi ^hat‘ v c.mM>< *ubmit the claims of Albania to the j hM! , ord ,. n f MS ^ n} . ion of KOrk on » |he j be cured by HALL’S CATARRH 1 pear* conference. , aix-35-knot cruiser* already authorized Report* from Paris to the effect .until a decision as to the. future type by MEDICINE All Drutdeta Tbc Circulars free. F. J. Cheney A Co.. Toledo. Ohio. AMERICAN ACE KILLED BY FALL FROM HIS AIRPLANE Seabreeze. Fla.— Maojr David . M<*K. Petersen one of America’s officially recognised "ate*” was killed in a fall of his airplane at Daytona'BeacK Maojr Peters#*)'* address is Hones dale. Pa The Tair plane piloted by Major Pet ersen, and in which Lieutenant F. X. Paversick was a passenger, dropped nose forward after reaching a height of about 75 feet while ascending from Che beach. Major Petersen was killed iDstently and Lieut. Paversick was in jured seriously. (k ., ,h, ni'.te irMtj will provide that joi c.plt«l -hip CD IvTmhI *TairTurn ■VBrt'T buffer state shall be formed ainong United Slate* naval otficers as be reached. . TtTre"?? dl bt'iHlou Lives 200 Years! For more than 200 yctr*. Haarlem Oil, the fstnou* national remedy oi Holland, has been recognized as an infallible relief from all form* of kidney and Madder dis order*. Its very nge is proof that it must have unusual merit. If you are troubled x.ith pain* .or aches n the back, feel tired in the morning,- headaches, indigestion, insomnia, painful ©r too frequent passage of urine, irritation or stone in the bladder, \ou will almost certainly find relief in GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. This is th^ good old remedy that lias stood the test for hundreds of vears, prepared in the proper r ntity. and convenient form to take. is imported direct trom Holland lab oratories, and you can get it at any drug store. It is a standard, old time home remedy and needs no introduction. Kaoh capsule contains one dose of five drops and is pleasant and easy to take. They will quickly relieve thone stiffened joints, that backache, rheumatism, lum bago, sciatica, gall stones, gravel, “brick dust.” etc. Your money promptly refund ed if they do not relieve you. But be sure to get the genuine GOLD MEDAL brand. In bo xes, three sizes.—Adv. that that a along the Rhine, have stirred up l ^ e , to whether the slow battleship and the German pre>.B, both conservative and radical. The German delegates to the peace conference will be Court von Brock- dorff Rant/au, the foreign minister: Hr Kduard David, majority socialist, and first president of the national as- fast cruiser should not give way jn the iutur© to a ship combining the {>ower of the one and nearl> the spetd of the other. Italy has been warned by the Ameri can government that unless she put* an end to delays in movement* of senibly; Max Warburg; Dr. Adolph j-elief supplies to the newly-estaMis.h Artful Dodger. ^ "Count,” snld ti*‘ lady to the for eign nobleman-nt the charity bazar, “won’t you buy this rose? It Is only f.V’ "I n?n very sorry.” said the count with a courtly bow, "but ze price Is a Jeotle too high.” * - The lady kisses! the rose. ' "And now, count, will you buy it ?” “Vo, ir.ndnme.” he said with a. still deeper how; "now ze rose is price less.” The Cuticura Toilet Trio JHiiviiig cleared ycur skin keep It cleaj by making Cuticura your every-daj toilet preparations. The soap to cleans* purti} , the Oimmeut u> soothe and '-Beal, tfee- Talcum w fume. No toilet table la complatt wiihtoit pie». ‘J5c everywhere.—Adv. Kvqry mother aerretiy wonder* how her danghterla-Iaw imamged to per Muller, minister to Switzerland; Prof Walter M A Sc h neck ing, of Marburg university, and Her Geisberg, minister | ( f of posts and telegraphs in thPrus-Ratv~ sian ministry. Lieutenant Lemaitre, a leading avia- tdr N during the war. ha* completed a ed ' Jugo-Slovao ;.nd ("zeeho Shwar states, .-Dps will he taken to cut off American 'foods!lift- to has- been depending^ ju - I THOUSANDS DEAD AND DYING Boy Wanted. 4 OF STARVATION IN CAUCASUS wife'TfTaf rmrfW^T' - ~ : —— phone, sir. Boss—Tell her Urn out for the after noon. | m the Caucasus, according to the first i report from Dr. James L. Barton chair- ' man of the committee recently sent to that region by the American, commit- New York.—Thousands df men, wo men and children are starving to death Office Boy—He say* to tell you he * out for the afternoon.—Boston Tran script. large*lneasurc, on the United Stsitrs for food«lnits The disintegraii^^of Russia and the depredations of the fligtiKjrom Toulouse to ( aeablanca on f »p n tral powers in Rumania cut eft . « N. a _ a „ w a ^ i : . the western coast of Morocco, a dis lance of i/Kh) kilometres, approxiifiate- ly l.lSO mile&xin eleven hours actual flying time. Louis Klotz, FreZteh minister of fin anee, began his ea.gcrn\a\vaited speech in the chamber of deputib^ on the fin- European sources of wheat, so in IMS this country, shipped Italy 1 k.bfTh.uOfb bushels and 3,tKH’.OhO barrels flour. This c ereal ration w as supple merited hy J.OOO.' Ou bushels of corn. Failure of congress before fina/ad journment to take any action on penth aneial situation bv denying^that he j wRf providing for repeal of the had made the statement that had become richer since the war. During the war 8;<>00 enemy air planes were shot down by the British air forces, while 2.800 British ma chines were missing, Brigadier Gen eral J. F. B. Seeley announced in the house of commons in introducing the army’s air estimate of 1332,500,000. When the armistic was signed Eng land was turning out 4,000 airplanes a month and had.200 squadrons in commission, compared to six at the .beginning of the war. A Londp-ft dispatch says fighting is going on in Berlin with great fury. .The dispatch says that witnesses of the fighting in the last few days say both the Span a cans and the government soldiers acted like wild beasts. Hos tilities in the northern and northeast ern sections of Berlin are bitter, and it is stated that 4he government trorfps and the Spartacan soldiers are show ing no- qiiaxlSL. ^ A ‘ Lhat the oelebsaLton.of ma*s hi* Mupped hr-immy citl## fii Russia. Typhoid and smallpox are reported * pc raring i*, FHrograd i _ da> Mpht' saving act nwuL ncxlain that the nation’s clocks again would be ad vanced an hour during the period bf- tween t!ie last Sunday in Marcli and la.-t Sunday in October. The cotton futures rider to the guar antee wheat price bill, which was. sign ed by President Wil-on, becomes »-f- fecjtive at qnce. Under it only thirteen grades of cotton—from low -to mid dling—can be delivered on fuure con tracts, and all cotton eo delivered must be classified by government giad- ers. * - \ General Pershing has cabled vhe war de{!artnient that he has issued orders for the 42d (Ra’Ubo* t dfivisien to prepare for embarkation This prob ably means that the Rainbow boys w .11 be home in April. A dispatch from Hendon retites trM Premier Lloyd-George, addressing \be first meeting of the joint commits« o: employer* and employees consiituted by the industrial parhannnt, $*#1: ‘‘Cjvilizi.:i"n. unless tr : /m -* maV be--precip»t«i^(i and h..’i< reft PC atom*. It ckn be saTzd by-the tri umph of justice anu fair pbr tc a'4 alike ** i '• — RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR. To half p nt of water add 1 oz. Ba> Hum. a email box of Barbo Compound, and \ •z. of glycerine. Any druggist can put this up *r you can nux it at home at very lit tle cost. Full directions for.making and use come in each box of Barbo Compound. It will gradually darken streaked, faded orphanages and troops all through Eri 1 a 1 : a 1 _i Ta t _ * /- A .... , gray hair, and make it soft and glossy It will not color the scalp, is not sticky or greasy, and does not rub off.—Adv. tee for relief in the Near East, re- cevied at the headquarters of the com mittee here ’There i* no bread anywhere,” said the report. "The government has not a pound There are 45,000 people in Erivan wholly without bread and the Hayes’ Healing Honey Stops Thi Tiskls Hssls Ths Throat Caret Tha Ceagh Its Soothing Healing Effect soon giro relief. If the Gough la deep eauted end the Heed or Cheat leeor*a penetrating salve should be applied. This greatly helps any cough syrup In curing Coughs and OoMa A FREE BOX Of SHOVE'S 0-PEN-TRITE SALVE f Ohm lit Pmm iM tattnta J. Fw CMst Me, Hut Ctits, mO Cnip, ts eodoeed with every bottle of HAYES* HEALING HONEY. Tfcie Is the oohr cough syrup on the market with which this additional treatment to given. The salve to atoo very vahiehle ae a Germicide for the Noee end Throat You get both remedies for the price of one. 15c. Sold by all Druggists. If your Druggist should not have It In stock, he will orda It from hie nearest Wholesale Druggist. Made. Recommended and Guarantaad tr the Public by PAMS MEMONE COMPANY, drove'a Tasteless Chill Toole It is the pleasantest life when you don’t have to put ar.y ( .f ymir friend* **to the test.” To climb stetp bills requires^slow pace at first—Shakespeare. M i Good Digestion and natural bowel movement result from the use of MRS. WINSLOW'S CTRUP Tit Itftab’ ta4 CUMraa’s I This superior purely vegetable preparation for correcting baby’s troubles contains no alco hol opiates, or narcotics. fti^ge-jratjfymg results- for mother and child Formula on ran are in terrible condttton. ‘‘There is not a dog. cat. horse, camel or any living thing in all the Ig- dir region. We saw refugee women stripping the fle«h from a dead horse with their bare hands today. "Thiriy-deaths a day are reported from Aslitag; 25 from J&tchmiadzin, Izeir and Sadabad certainly more. Another week will score 10,000 lives lost LETTISH TROOPS CAPTURE THE CITY OF FRAUENBURG ^Stockholm —*Lettish troops captur ed Frauenberg, northeast of Libau, , * i- • from the bolshevik) several days ago and took a great quantity of war ma terial, a large number of machine guns and many prisoners, a dispatch from l-Libau said. The bolsheviki retired in the direction of Mitau. The Letts also advanced west of Krauenhurg and drove the bolsheviki from the region of the Baltic port oU’Wiu$au. 1 GERMAN U-BOAT ATTEMPTS TO ESCAPE AND IS SUNK Paris—The German- submarine IT-48, while attempting to escape from Ferrol. Spain, was chased by a de stroyer and sunk, according to a Ha vas dispatch from Madrid. Tfce U-48 took refuge at Ferrol in March, a»4 -was mtorao*.— attempted flight of the V-boar"fras ob served and the torpedo boat destroy er Antola pursued her. The German ooat was sunk outside the Ferrol roads The crew was saved. Gnndmodier’s Remedy for Croup, Colds, Coups • It Is nothlnf new to fight croup, coughs, soreness in the chest and colds by external treatment, but sometimes we forget bow effective this treatment Is. to one of the oldest and best- known remedies for the treatment of cold trembles. You just apply it externally, and mb it In, and it will surprise yon bow quick ly It relieves congestion and •orenes* Buy MOTH* ER’S JOY SALVE from your dealer. 25c. and 50c. jars. . •.•u n ; & y/ j &AL$f FOR A Cray, CsUs, CssgM, Psewon.bc. firs external applies- tides si BHAMrt VAPOMENTiU SALVE Will sot ataia clothes. 25c. 50c sad f MO Jan AT ALL DBUOGISTS •raa»tpr«ptf* by Colds Crow Better throat InftegrmatVm yon dm reltab RISO