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♦ 3 •v ^ * «• * ' a THE PEOPLE. BARNWELL, S. 0. & :*D $80T”- SAYS MINISTER ’Draught Given High Praise At. • Stomach and Liver Medi- •Bl by Well-Known Old Gentleman Who Has Used It. ' 1 : Texan.—The Rov. M. Q. r<?tj^ed minister of the M. flijrcll Spath, living In this city, •ays: M I have used Black-Draught as a stomach and liver medicine, and have never found its equal. Once I suffered for two months with cramps aud pains, tried everything 1 could hear of without avail, hut Black- Draught was a ‘dead shot.’ I am known here and all over the state Tor my honesty and truthfulness. I am 78 years old and have used liluck- Drought for yenrs. 1 run h'ghly recommend It to any one ss a liver medicine that has no equal. It. Is excellent for stomach, liver and other ailments. I use It for a bad taste la the mouth, headache and other sicknesses that come from the disorders of the liver.' DR. LivINtitiON FARRANU PM: ■mmm mm mmm mm & •- s m i m. '&M X-J&M mEKIE DELH HIS BIO RESHLIS [ MARKED CHANGE IN ATTITUDE OF GERMAN POPULATION IN ^ OCCUPIED TEPRITORY. — FREDERICK GILLETT & LEAGUE DISCUSSION CAUSED NO DELAY DELIBERATIONS HAVE ALWAYS BEEN HELD AT NIGHT OR DURING ODD HOURS. "DANDERINE” FOR FALLING HAIR • • ' r ' Stop dandruff and double , beauty of youir hair h - for few cents. i mm Wwm ■tem m SIMM ilNBEPENUNI PRESIDENT IS WEIL SATISFIED Movement for the Establishment of a Rhineland Republic Hat Lost All Force; Trouble is Brewing. . Uk* »+* **-. - Coblenx—The slowness of the peace conference in Paris in reaching a de cision on the terms of peace with Ger many is having a marked effect on the attitude of the population n the occu- 1 pied area. Whereas, late as last Jan uary, when the elections for the as sembly were held, the people of Cob- • lens and throughout the American sec- • tor were almost reconciled to the for mation of a buffer state on the west • hank of Rhine and willing to accept any terms indicated by the alUes, so ' ‘.v ... r ^ r ■;/ 3 t * V, \ ^ -: . -yt . V'' • ' ^ The Reviaed Covenantors Practically Finished and is in Hands of Com- ‘ r . ' -i mittee for Final Drafting. President Wilson, who has virtually been silent since his return to Paris, believes the time is opportune for a statement which will allay apprehen sion over the delay and show the re vision of the covenant of the league of nations had proceeded at night ses- Recent photograph of Represents- sions. without any interruption to the tlve Frederick Giltett of Maaaachu- other main questions^ '■ -:m <x y—MV PhOtO I, , - ^•otorn N#w«pop*r Lnion g>:vV: *-^ir fj — liiiari ^ j setts, who has been elected speaker of the house in the next congress. a. long as thev could get peace and food. Dr. Livingston Farrand, former yet the situation now is entirely differ president of the University of Colo- ent. rado. has been appointed chairman of The stiibborn unrepentance of the Tbedfonl * Black-I>raufht Is purely central committee and executive social rulers ia reflected both In the MD DCS DEIS DEVELOP vegetable, and acts actively on the bowels, gently stimulating the liver, ••d brtpiBB ito lii‘rea’*e the nonnnl discharge or flf#<i the Intestines. It aaoists In the digestion of fo<M) mod relieves constipation Id a prompC sod •atamI way. Try Mark Draught. Buy a package uf UUrk-l>ruught lodgy.—Adv. heed of the American Red Croea. Cerman press in Coblenz and in the attitude of the population. Interpreting the.delay in Paris as a sign of weakness and indecision the Germans have added an almost boast* ful tone here and lose no occasion of G«rm.n, Not No. at Our Foot U*. dotormlaalloq to ro main German and hold the ententa DIFFICULT OF EHCREDATION able to Resiet Payment of Any Sen fence Alltea Mi^ht Impose. Moon kle Is a<-i|Uirtiig fsm^ f«»r ittrig lived anlmsls A sh«»rt lline sgn s porty i|lsc»i> rr»il a rsf in s Its a °f gr.iln iM'Uglil Ihe w r.-k prv»1«*u« th«- ewi atilt l»a%lng lt» nlnr ll%»-^, *•* fsr •a ruui'l t*»- J«Mlg»d Novi ohim** III** •iMf) of Tax tVller tor (‘harlr^ II lt»iH*s. wtU' l«»»l s lur hey. his prise bird •••nir rlglil »e»-k* a|pF- Hah! sreks Mr 1 ■ lbs! •!»«• n4hrr ilof. w lH t» pitching "T •‘tn. list frntn a litglt ii*..» H.- ■ red tin* Mnl w l»l« ♦» had 1^. .»mr wntgr«| »*r fi»mi plunk• THr ^'4oltl*-r ws» sM»r. I bin a turkey g!*«»«t l*ut ul'lr to •!!• pM*r of a l»"t mad) Turkey « nir^n t| to t»r honl In ra»«r. at least lu thl» |siri ••( the r«*«mirx l»*»i Mr liutrs rlain». an Widcafm* t il'lr |>r».d Ilia frteti'l* urg»* him t • • info the hr ■»»•* pri»f'ng» ,r h ‘■ ,l ’ #«rtOg af--« tr« «m DMSTS RECOMMENC strictly to a German interpretation of President Wilson's 14 points. The *“*1 I I ‘T| L I all foT Pana - Announcement of tbo out break of a bolahevMt revolution in Hungary has produced something ap proaching puntr ta the Pans pev e con ference The fait Itself has sarprta ed those who have been earned re peat d 1 y for the last four months of facts a* (oatrasted e th theories of tha eastern European situation nor dooa the Hungarian incident «ompleto tha list of annetiea Parts htsows that the tMilshevis's have < onquered Hup garv It hmiws siao that the Hn manisn situation is heioming < rtiirsl and It ha* almoal f• enml testimony from those returning from Poland that Poland is rompletoly audermiaod by tMdsheviats It would be difliimlt to exaggerate A PKOftPFCT THAT POTASH MAY Rh'ncUnd r»puh!.« U*er forra and tha leadem here are open I v work ing to prepare the population for poa- sible r on sequences of a refusal of the German government to sign the pea< # treaty, POLISH TROOP* RCPUSC A LANDING AT PORT OP DANZIG Amsterdam The allied note to Oer- tnanv demanding that Polish troops be allowed to land at Dana g declared refusal hv Germany eon Id he regard ed es a t^renc^rf the arml«t*ee. a Ber lin dispatch *at4 v The German gov ernment replied H con'd not taka the reepoasibilttv for permitting tha Poles to land at TMaatf but pra na red to facilitate a landing at Stettin. Me me I or Li ban President Wilson issued the follow ing statement: “In view of the very surprising im presaion which seems to exist in some quarters that it is th* discu sions of j the committee ou the league cf na i tion that are delaying the final formu- If We Want Germany tc Save West- j al j 0 n of peace. 1 am very glad to tike ern Civilization, it Seems at Prea- ' the opportunity of reperting that the ent That We Must Pay Price. *1 conclusion of this commission wera - j the first to be laid before the p'enary j Paria.—The triumph of bolshavlam conference. inHungary overshadows eveerything ! “During the last few di v « the com- , in Paris Just now. even the discus- ' mission hat been engaged in an effort , sions of the council of ten. * to take advantage of the criticisms j Perhaps it would be better to say which the pub^c*ti , 'n of the covenant that all eyes are turned on the big ter has fortunately dmwn out A com- 1 to see what action they will Anally mitt** of the commiarion has also bed taka, because art too of soma hind ia tha advantage of a ca.'.t •reuca- w th adknnRMaNmwennupaPP—M*aawdMn—IMap»«rapn n I HR*PP1 IP i'tr WPtmT vtotss are wilting to admit they are enable who are evidencing a verv deep later i to combat the spread of botshevlam. or cat and a pnu t etllv unsuimnus de*l*e J h'»w they explain away r*tpon*iblli- to align themselves with the lesgue. I ' Dandruff cause* a fevertah irritatiois of the sdhlp, the hair roots shrink, loosen and then the hair comes out fast. To stop falling hair at once and rid the- scalp of fvery particle of dandruff, g«4 a small bottle of “Danderine” at any drug store for a few cents, pour a little in your hand and rub it into the scalp. After several applications the hair stop* coining out and you can't find any dandruff. Your hair appeal soft* glossy and twice as thick and a bund ant Try it! . Hit Hoodoo. M I «ipp<w*c you plncc a Bet ncciixlntt- nlly on the ponies?** said the s|*'ctatnr who was willing to lose n few iloHana Just for the fun of the thing. **Or. yes,** replied the limit who wan wearing a purple vest. “How al*out this horse. Isabel, en tered In the second race?" “1 wouldn't het on that horse if she were a IMMo-t sled. Tin (rnylng all* m"nv to a wutuntt a hoar first tmiiM* 1* TariSr-ltlimiluglmtr; AreTMtiTff " ty for the present state of things in the east which, rightly or wrongly, public men and the pre«s ia Prance lay at the doors df the conned• of lea because of Ita failure to respond to tha appeal* of tha moderates la Rotate, aa well at of the repabltraa govern meat of Poland Hn selves “The revved covenant Is now prac tically inched It ia ia the hands of n esmmirfee fsr the final process of drafting and a ill almost !mmsdlate ly be presented a setoud time to the public “The rMiference of the comm!v*toa One of the most amasiru result* .of »*«*H*Wy besu held at times this s dual ton la that Prance has forced to turn to Germaav aa a pnes'- bie savior, Saint Brice writing la tbt* morning*< loarwei the peace _hen tSev row'd not interfere w th the roasa'tatioa of those aho have undertaken to formaiate the reneral coaclaaioas of the conference with re- M Old lo the Hnnd- M aa aevis attach of Naasi catarrh sons who sre suh'ect la froqueni ^maMn In tbs head'* will find that ths ues ef HAI L’S TATARRH MEDICINR _ wilt Solid tip the ■▼•*sm. ctseeee the and raedsr them Uss RaSW te Repseted attacks ef A rule Catarrh load te Chrente Cstarrh. _ HALL'S CATARRH MPDICtHR N^h •n tnternaitv and acta thrnugh 1 be R^eR sa the tfvKeoe Purfscss ef tbo nvetsm AfpvnnSlnin •*. T^ettmeulels^ea Mm her aey raoo of eotorrh tbar HALL'S CATARRH MEDlCtH* wtO as« delegates In teak tor am Inter* an fig ^ eomplicaud in time to hfk up t «mu« k * who ^ rob,#<B- ^ 80 th4t ,Sr was a friend of th# entente Vven he ° 9 '*• roagrstu afa fore the dowafalf of th# !lapebur« themaelves oa the tocb no pert of tAe r •Kmarchy He save T J Cheney * C# T^sdn Ohlm There’s ••City (4ve |w-r**»n w«*nw then a c*i*%t|w>r end tUats tlw |«rrw**t» whu due«n‘t know any. * A* a failure tuetiy a umn le a SWUMPROOT Par msnr yrsrv dr««gt*t« hsvs wsUbwf with mu* h tntrrrst lb# remsrksbie rw*'fd worloed by Ur Kilmm- • hwsmp R.-ot. barest kuieey. livrr sad tlsdder tnedi to t • . ,om Pk7«a*>> * prwnptw, wh| pp Root is s strengthening mrdj . t helps the kidoeys, liver snd blad- the work a*tare intended they ramp* • 3 Toot h*a Stood the teet of yesra. popuiat by all druggist* on its tnrni alatlon. id help you. No other hiJo* j nwgroesr »Aajr IncruU. r _—. cotton mil ^wsmp Root and start tlsn llteratCS?*-. * . u ^ ihh With the dsflnlts •^* vitll to i>r. at Washington with ons d> y., for • already completing It* pl% *ure Mtd thering the work among w th other churches an-* ready 'I'he |mh k»M \w epinr'will In* lii everytlny i” !* at iu* ilixtaiil TlitiM a fHTKou wrlklng on tla* fire**! may htuir a bell ringim: in Ids jmm k« t ami put a recclv«*r to ills **:!r aiul iM'iir the volet* of another as tur Irom him ns Warsaw is fn»:n I.nmhui.—N'’\ns Item. “Lord help us.’’ sighed Mrs. iVnluMly, kiH'per of tin* hoarding house the gravity of the situation I* Europe a* a result of four month* without de rision following Hie victory of last No> vvmtM*r Then Germany wa« at oar feet prepared to accept oar *enten«e. Incapable of resisting it Today it I* the test!R»on« of many «ho know Germany that Germany will sign no treaty of peace such as we msv sonirLinie formulate, that sha • ill invite u* to occupy her territory, hwlieving that our armies of occupa tion will be corrupted by bolshevism • bile her proiwrly will t»e protected from dometic disorder • C RROCURCO FROM GCRMANY Washington Importation of pviaah from Germanv may be resumed at an early date Senator Hitchcock was ad- vt«ed hv Bernard M Baruch, now In Parts Uiat Germanv will eirhange p»»tw(fi\»r foodstuff* The me«saga ran* through the state department. No netails were given concerning the hn'ia on which the exchange will be m»db or the quant'ties of pota«h thxt Vrll! he supplied Neither wa* It Indi cated whether shipments may be made prior to the complete establishment of peace and during the armistice now in “While the powers were losing days and weeks deliberating on the fatnre of the world they flattered them*etve* they were opposing the Red tide fmm the east a barrage frrmed by Poland and Rumanln* and that behind oatorenros have ever interposed any form of delay '* flRIRIT OF OLD GCRMANY SHOWN IN MARKED MANNER Berlin — General Mcffmau real vlc- effcct Seme dcubt Is exnre**ed here A* it stands now. the Paria confer • tv* to whether or mt commercial rwla- c-fiVc f.Hr rTAffffTflni TUflWfW MkV frTFfTHTTWf T^PfTlIfiT thia shelter they could force Germany tor at Tannenbcrg and General von to the wall * Li‘tow Yerberk are f »rmirg a new “Tha barrier hn* been forced even volnnteer corps ns a division of guards before they had time to bnild It Dan to preserve order at home, and pro- ggr ari-e* right In the heagt of Rncvpe tect the frontiers of the empire If we don't hold It back there will be Before the Bismarck-rtatue in Ke<>n- nothing between It and we-tern Kn igpiatx. the national union of GcrmAn rope but Germanv. who. ss might he officers, with the imperial r dora at expected, la hastening to strike a bar (he head cf which «** a hand of offi- gain for her help Germany alone la rfr « playing the kaiser hymn, formal 1 In a position to save western rivllisa- |y made'an oath of allegiance in the tion if we admit that even she la form of a resolution regarding the | capable of doing so. If w# wtnt har frnn'iera of the emn.re founded by to doit we must nar the pree “ , ...ui --iior: ^**~.*~**~+ MRS. VMN SLOWS vary rompurablc with the deadlock which existed in th** congress of Vienna that when Napoleon returned from Elba, (’onreivably the news of advancing bolshevism will ait upon the Paris conference as the had nows of tha landing of the great emperor. until the treaty of peace has been per fected It is said that thi* I* the flrst announcement of arrangement* under which any article of merchandire fnm Germany may be sent to the United States THOUSANDS OF JEWS KILLED IN POGROM IN BUENOS AIRES TIME AND PLACE OF MEETINGS OF CONFERENCE KEPT SECRET Just a* the procession was passing the British embissv. General louden dorff turned the corner from Vaterden Linden Some one recognized h'm and — ~ . in an instant he was surrounded and , #r *- u r *ed by Mrx. < urr e Chapmafl there were wild cheers Ludendorff ( att president of the National Aineri- nhvinuwtv n»rtiirhed hv the d*m- I can Woman Suffrage Association, and LEAGUE INDEPENDENT WOMAN VOTERS MAY BE FORMED St. Ix)uis.—A league of women vot- Pari*.—Increased precaution* have been taken to safeguard President Wilson add the premiers with whom he is in daily conference. So care- New York.—Thousands of Jews were slaughtered in a~ “pogrom’' con ducted in Buenos Aires January 9. ac cording to a statement issued here fulfy have^The plans henn made that by the Zionist organization of Amer- even.the chief of tire American secret The i ( ‘ a - quoting a report it has received service squad is uninformed as to first call I get on it will In* a distant ! from t,1P Argentine capital. .. when the meetings will take phice. relative who is coming up for supper.'' j According to this'■report, a “whif<*~ to the present some of the news- guard’’ raided the Jewish quarters. Pipers -have carried in thmr morning “killing a number that cannot ?>e es- edHHohs a schedule of the movements timated because all tliC* bodies were e t President Wilson, with the result i I buried in a common grave.” Jewa tl,at crowds invariably gathered to ^ew Is In* TiMe ta G«t Km of Tke»« Ugly Spot! ; an( j persons who resembled Jews were the arrival of President Wil- * no lonxtr the niigbfo«t of fopiing ! stopped on the street, it was said and son H h (1 his conferees. vAyli.-imoil of T«»nr fn-ckles, as OHilmv-Umiiaa ! \ u » , , , atrpogtb—i* fu»rant«*d to remove tbree homeiy i even vynagogues were raided on the There has heeii^ no special incident i j jprounds that Maximalists were being bring aboupt'*this extraordinary v CATC. recommended by the executive coun- i*cil. will come before the annual eon- J vention for final action .its supporters declaring there would be scarcely any opposition. The recommendation *as taken up but final vote was postponed. [ That the league is to he non-parti san was assured by the adoption of a recommendation containing a reso lution stating the national association j “shall not affiliate with any political party nor endorse the platform of any party nor support or oppose any politi cal candidates unless such action shall be recommended by the board of i directors.” The resolution does not was obviously perturbed by the dem onstration, which in the p-esent mood of suspician against him entertained by many can do him no good service NAMES OF 5,500 SOLDIERS SO FAR LISTED AS MISSING Washington—General Perching re ported to the war department there ; are still ri.Fino officers and men of the 1 expeditionary forces •listed as missing, i This total comparer with the British i official figures of lfil.008 missing, and I th* French of 290.000. All of the S.HOO haTnes have been | reported as “missing” in casualty lists ■jxum. ^ o _ Simply g«*t an nunc* of Othine—rtoiYUIe ,v__ MB strength-—frotn yo*.ir .druggist, and apply a little | there from the police, S' g it night and morning :md you should soon s<*<* that even the worst freckles Iihtp begun to d!s- t , sppear, while the lighter ones have vanished en §0%, tirely. It la seldom that more than one ounce K kv ; aeeded to completely clear the akin and gulo S beautiful clear complexion. C. Be bore to ask for the double strength Othln*-, te this if told under guarantee of money back A- If It falls to remove fieckle*.—Adv. V : The Student. ! WITH HANDS NAILED TO SIX UNMASKED BANDITS ROB THEIR SHOULDER BLADES | DETROIT BANK AND ESCAPE * • j ^— Vladivostok, Siberia. Bodies of two Detroit. Mich.- Herding . fourteen - already published, the report sanl. TVs- limit the liberty of action of any mem- of bodies from isolated ber as an individual. graves "in the central isolated ceme- V ith three delegates voting no f er j es j s furnishing additional identi- the convention voted to support the flcation ^ a number of caseR< , amepdment in the original form. BERLIN GOVERNMENT PROTEST ANENT LUDENDORFF INCIDENT .. A ' t • t Pianist — Kcaiiniug tl>N piece of -'.music makes me feel like an aviator., % Friend—JI<»w’.s that? * Pltnist—I’m trying to conquer the air.—London Tlt-Blts. to a Healthy Child rrHb woroia have an r» _ trosk'ad solar, whtek ladleata* soor blood tod m a nila. Uwta Is wore or Ire* *U>»**ch dtvrgrb**** onOVaXTAVTnLnsS ebIM TONI! »lwo rv#u!»rlT Sviae or three week* will re rick ib* bWd Ire- Russian officers, with the same cut persons, including several women pa- off and the hands nailed to the shoul- trons into lavatory and vault of the der-blades, w'ere found in First river, westside branch of the Commonwealth near here. All Canadian officers claim State Bank here, six unmasked ban- the discovery corroborates the.stories dits robbed the institution of $10 000 of bolshevik outrages. Canadian offi- ras h and unregistered Liberty cers and soldiers have been instructed bonds, which officials say may exceed to go only in pairs after nightfall in $<*>5,000 In value. Fifty thousand dol- Vladivostok streets and to carry arms, i ^ ars > n currency had been removed The political situation is increasingly 1 from the branch to the main office FTT€S TO COLUMBIA. S. C. 330 MILES WITHOUT LANDING. disturbing. only a few hours before the hold tap. Columbia. — A Handley-Page air plane. bound from Elizabeth. N. J., to Ellington field, Texas, reached Emer son field from Langley field, Va., mak ing the flight of 330 mPes without a landing. Leaving Langley field at 9:15, the plane reached Emerson field at 1:55 p. m.. and will leave for Atlanta. It is in command of Capt. Clyde Dun- nington and also carries three lieu tenants and six enlisted men. Berlin—The government has pro tested to army officers against the demonstration they gave for General Ludendorff on the ground that it has given opponents an opportunity to assert that everything is the same in Germany as under the former emperor. If Ludendorff asked for a tribunal to hear his case, the government. It is announced, would grant his request and would see that it was composed of impartial persons. ar>4 act *« • Grecrel (Hrre/.b- bolw^ratrei (1st*re will tore I tb* wnrre*. s*S th* eui'S will b* One way for « lawyer to rise at ita* SOLDIERS COUNSELED NOT Tp EMPLOY CLAIM AGENTS SPOKESMEN FOR IRISH RACE CONVENTION GOING TO PARIS AMENDMENT AGREED UPON TO -PROTECT MONROE DOCTRINE Washington—Officers and enlisted Washington.—Passports were grant- men discharged from the servlcre artt! *4 by the state department to Frank Partx —The American peace delega tion. it ix understood, has definitely the am?odcn**nt It will AUSTRALIA FIRMLY OPPOSED TO JAPANESE AMENDMENT Parir—William M Hughes, the pre mier of Australia, made the state ment to the Associated Press that he WW That Cold Dowd Into Your Chest It h time (or yoa to tab* quick •icp* U> relieve it. and prevent poeuareou or other serious trouble. Ju*t try 4 pood warmlot application at It wfil rarpriae you how quickly it peietrute* to the teat o( the trouble, relieving con gestion and •orene*. It la alto an hi valuable rem edy for Croup, snd can bemed ir«riy wiUBJUi irritating or burning effect*. Keep a jar on hand for emrr- gendre. Doc tor* rrootnnitnd Good d-al- ert tell it. 25c. and 50c. jars. Goote Greue Cs. CrMreSare KC. Clear Year Skin WithCuticura All druggista: Soap 25. Ointment 25 & aO. Td cum 25. Sample each free of “Cuticura, D*pt. E, Bottom.” IN USK FOR 35 TIIAKS • V ■v 9 The Quirk end Mare (are for MALARIA, CHILLS, FEVER AND LA GRlfFE It Is e Power.al Tonic and Appetiser will cur* that tired ferliug, pain* io bark, dmw and bead. < oiitalno no qatretne« ereaele or hablt«fortMlreg IregredlareW