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EXCITE TOUR * OOHErS, USE SALTS L #* •• T I : ? jronr kMnrr* baft nntl rrmr bbck 9r^\n »or». don’t KM and proceed to load your vt.iuarfi with » kd df dniK» that excite the kklneya and irritate the entire urtnnrr tract Keep yonr kldneya dean HVe yrm keep yonr bowela clean, hy flaehlnfr them ^ttti a mild, harm lew* ealt* Tvlilch re moves the hody’a orlnoua "iv-awte imd afttniulntes them to fhetr normal activ ity. The function of the kidneys Is to Alter thp blood. In 24 nours they wtrnln from It f>00 grains of acid nnd •waste, so we can readily understand the vital lmporta®ce of keeping the kldneya active. Drink lots of water—you can’t drink too much; also get from any pharma cist about four ounces of Jnd Salts; take a tablespoontrrt in n glass of water before breakfast each morning for a few days «md your kidneys will act fine. This famous salts Is made from the neld of grapes and lemon Juice, combined with llthla, and has been used for generations to clean and stimulate clogged kidneys; also to ■entrallxe the adds In nrlne so It no longer Is a source of Irritation, thus ending bladder ■weakness. Jad Rnlts Is Inexpensive; cannot In jure; makes a delightful effervescent llthln-water drink which everyone Should take now and then to ke«p their kidneys elesn and active. Try this, also keep up the water dflnklng. and no doubt you will wonder what became of your kidney trouble and backarhe—Adv. IMPORTANT NEWS THE WORLD OVER WPOftTANT MAbbtNIWOi OF TNI# AND OTHER NATION# FOR • •IVIN OAV# QIVIN THE NEWS OF IKE SOOTH What la Taking Plaoa In The land Will Be Found In « Brief Paragraphs any the prupuanfta differ In nn # rmt way from pr> vloue overtures The lavtfattna of the British and French prvrQiem to President Wilson to Join them.' In a formal proposal to the Italian and Jugoslav governments to negotiate a new Adriatic settlement on the bssls of the wtthdrswal of all previous agreements caused no Sur prise In official Washington. .'it is agreed by all in the know that the nation will not have to wait long for a showr-down between /President Wilson and Democratic members of the senate. The issue is drawn. Sen- atbrs are advancing to meet it. Its set tlement will be a matter of days if, Senator Henry Cabot Lodge succeeds in his program of keeping the treaty of peace constantly before the senate until a conclusion shall be reached. Definite confirmation has been ob tained from authoritative sources in Washington that the United States, un der the international shipping agree ment, restated to the senate by Pres ident Wilson, will have to pay into the German reparation pool from twenty million to thirty million dollars for re tention of the German ships seized in American harbors at the outbreak of the war. Democratic senators realize they are facing a serious problem over the Verdi. He gave poetry to human life and lifted it from aorrlld way« to hopeful- and enthwalaatn. end fh»- (irople nmr to their feeder 111* Pr»t ofwraa •err iatmduoai with dHIWmlty. which la a ear. lung trained hi tnneimi r«ww ptwitkm aad with inherited taate Verdi m a mae Foreign— Official dispatches on the situa tion at Marash, in the Villayet of Alep po, Syria, where French troops have been having a severe struggle with Turkish forces, announce that the French succeeded in extricating them selves after hard fighting. The Frehch evidently ‘ withdrew hastily, as they were compelled to leave their wound ed, which will be cared for by the American Red Cross. The decision^ not to cast Turkey from Constantinople was reached by the allied supreme council only after long consideration of the dificulties in the Turkish situation, Premier Lloyd-George declared in the bouse of peace treaty. They are aware that commons when the question of the upon their solution of it hangs not future of Turkey was brought up for only the fate of the treaty in the debate. The influence which* had de-J current effort for ratification, but the elded the peace conference to retain solidarity of their party in the forth- the Turks in Conatantinoplefl the pre-’coming presidential campaign may be mier said, had come from India. ; threatened. LloydCeorga, .peaking In the housed "" of commons recently, said: -For the DomrstlC moment America mast be reckoaed as VATCI HAT com *•§ <41 a mti and ikm •p Yea fe*l dal aM m f*rt Ktm klbafeo Give the ktdn»)« uuick help with /feoa'i Kidney fttUt Daaaa art ostd sod rvenmmeaded the world over for weak kidney* and had backs Aik yonr neighbor! A North Carolina Cat# Mrs. John H. Swalm. RIO 8 Liberty St.. Wtn- ston-Salvm. N. C., suys: “My back was painful and no matter which way I moved, the pain stuck to me. My kidneys acted ir regularly, too. Doan’s Kidney PUls were rec ommended to me and I procured a box. After I had taken half the box. the misery In my back eased up and my kidneys acted reg ularly. One box of 'Doan’s cured me and I haven’t had any kidney trouble since.” Get Doan's et Any Store* 60c a Bos DOAN'S V.^V FOSTER-MILBURN GO., BUFFALO, N* Y. MO TO THEIR USERS DIRICTOR GINIRAL CONTINUtS * IN Hit PREtENT POtITION , UNTIL ABOUT AY 1. A NASS OF WAVY. CLEARY BEAUTIFUL HAIR Eet “Danderine” save and ' . glorify your hair 5T MINT EMPLOYES LOSE JOSS Of the Gigantic Organization Which Was Created As ar War Expedient v Few Retain Their ’Positions. entirely out of nay arrang* meat we , can contemplate for the government of Turkey and the protectlem of Cbrta- | tlan ml no rit lea ** It is deflnltstf stated In Laptop that Hlr Aorfetnnd Oedden. If be la pegsops grata to tbe I'nited Btnte*. will be •elected as Brit toll amkpsnadnr to tbe United Hales i„ #tr BoBart ter uf Ubuf of Governor Robertson o-'*%red that ratification of tbe federal woman suf- ffAge amendment was completed IP Oklahoma aa far aa tbe legtslatpre to cone era* d. because tbe senate and tbe bopaa bare adopted copcarraat resota (lops There |p therefore pa way fag the smeadmtai to be aabmitteB to a rofercadam ■Kff a. | ri .I.Ds* •CAUFORSIA FTC STRUP“ IS CHILD’S LAXATIVE «4 tbe Bpgticb bnped af tn A die patch from Ilefbanftoe IP dnp save rapt tar Rase BmNb toad*4 at tbe f*lpt Cant sirdrean* lb eve estor lading b«a fltgbt tram By# aef ta Nslbewrpe. the feat stap* ad bto trip f*wm Faglsnd ewvafNm psMra than 'bttSeep tbsassaad anilps m sP Uatooa ad*t tempi has Pnace Bepepl AAesaadet ad #P*t me Ftatpa# Bash (be pcip kd the §e«OMef • *V» aeap Wathington - —^ ^ _ ap altrtade at ttjtit Rant, spld la be Ikttt feet btgWt than the wart#a cease# Tbe maper la m a (ByiPPi O. baspHpl eaffertpa from spaeb PPd tem peeacy partial bBrndpaan lp» epneea • am tbp pmablpe tPdhr ate IbPt M bad see-ee taam flee es-fe* m tWa mmassa w m Bl*bprd tasPee* p wtdb ad d#d#P I topeetp ad ibp aaawt ad eamma a gB*as ed geettof O’ f. 9t J. pane isffta ta ttHpa #m tbe fifth lima m tbapr pma Had bda ad tep yapfa * ■ • * tbapaamd dNRpew aeappamspsasa •aa twee tmrtp gibe paBame ami bm •eevipp iwa foams la iho papnamtaaep • %. %>4% aa ipppaadki man ooa Map# »v i.« totraa ta Wl Vhor* a ad Imapae •PPPdf. ttbna Tbtftpdlpo ftsdeepl apoate and tpam baps tf Ibp llahdto* o«Se raasnsS atary who pgmad pi fteoa Bfvop. •Pdee the paobspaina fee the eow sal esasen IP ■BppPPBPHbpbpfll • Mb the Washington.—America’s rail trans portation - systems, operated as one great one public utility - since De- cmeber 28, 1917, again will be di vided among their 230 respective cor porate owners when the government releases control. Director General Hines, as the agent of the President, handed over the properties and equipment, valued at approximately $20,000,000,000, to their old direction free except for the juris diction retained by the government in the new railroad reorganization bill. While all arrangements for formal restoration of the carriers to their owners were completed by Mr. Hines, instructions went out to operating * d mtatlvea of the railrhad admin- . en In g few moments you can tranb form your plain, dull, Bbt hair, can have it abundant, soft, glossy full of fife. Just get at any 01 toilet counter a small bottle of "l Ma deline" for a few cent*. Then m<**st* a ioft cloth with the Danderlne and ! latratlon. informing them that th would ’’report to the proper offln of tbe corporations which resumed control at lt:tl a. m March I. Of tbe gigaatlc organ I rat top. cre ated by former Director Geaeral Me Aden ae a war-time etpedteat only a eamll part win re mala Boms of these have gene bnefe te tbe tv former pieces ns offtrtels of tbe rprperatteee obits others bevo eptorod tote new Imps ef endorsee Mr H*ee« will rap He as m bm pros . eel separiry oettl abeoi Met I PCUM I# BfTiBFltO WITH TM# FBOCRAM OF FRCtiOVNT ,., draw this through your hair taking one A \ % I small strand at a time. Instantly, fRb* Immediately, you hare doubled tbe beauty of your hair. It will be a mem* no soft, lustrous, fluffy and m essy t o do up. All dust, dirt tod excessive e# Let Daaderlpe pvt maen life ytgoc apd brigbtpesn la your heir. TbB ettmolsting tspke win fr—b— eraip. check dandruff tad W**** 9 heir in greo lep#, tblCt. bspt »' *, —Adi aesb 1 Take RABEK Voatmgto a - Mr F % (tooooaa ed to ii Mi tomt to her «• wrie <4 (he V ^v>«o4a6tAto * paid a oto* hs Bfeoatmi Btoi 1 BBXlBif Vltoi a sod on* "■•Ao « mao •Offfeoood • tvoasaofl •wh Bis cooimwad pfe# mot ora ^o w A#v of Tse# amgPK ap naarv ssAt a#acm## w\ABivOtvost in vs KNOCKS OUT PAIN THE FIRST ROUNE Tbe ' SSM t * erbed VI sp ed od tbe Ames femg tbe dt> bad weed be m fee th» e*esps NERVOUSNESS A Up On FM to No toe Win form Sen. tat Ho ratwf f •«# Ad' fv AC OF COP ▼ A ABA P# •SAB BdgP ■ ABF IB C•••<A## }«l la CbmpBA Tbe pp T.*e’ar «he»o nothin' eft day fee to b that chair Pioat Nevecsorst—I kPr*w M. IS*- l■a*^n (Irvsmln I on* •fenofto* am if* clean d«<ne me uv Tennessee Woman RUN-DOWN NERVOUS COULD,NOT REST AT NIGHT Chattanooga, Tear*—"About them ago 1 oaa so broken down in health that I could scarcely get around to do my bouaework. My ner- orre in a terrible 0**10—1 eouM not ToA at night and felt like crying all the time. I had had suppression fpr twelve months and icy friends thought I wax going into a de cline. I was just as miserable as one could be when Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription was recommended to me and I Pm confident that this medicine not only restored mo to perfect health but It saved my life. I took eight bottles and *U my nervousness left me entirely. I weighed only 78 pounds when I started to take the ‘Preemption’ but I soon filled out until I attained my normal weight of 120 ids. For womanly ailments Dr. Pierce’s pounds, cor womanly ailments L>r. Fierce s Favorite Prescription is a reliable remedy and I would not hestiats to recommend it to any woman who suffers from irregularity or suppreemonlftnd nervousness.”—MRS, TENNIE KEYLON, 304 Flynn St. FOR YOUNG MOTHERS Chattanooga, Tenn.:—“In my early married life I was very frail and delicate. For eighteen mouths I was really an invalid, —bla to do any of my houaspurk. At last one of my neighbors rsroaunaoded Dr. Fferoe’s Favorite Piuompttoc to dm to as s tome- When I Monad to lake it I ip th* •*«• totota bnroe ' fell te eelMPSta# by I j ««y el toevv than ATUA.toto yaosesi e si upA* epArr ottbArsoal total appioa Pto.gga or roe. • Wb JtJ still to to claseifleA Fbpspbalo lapBs are settosa’eA at LtttjiBt I menil-w «* to proailers op TmF AFT Uoo baa bwr-n diapeu bed by tbs stats Aspaniueut ufftc tala still AvcitaeA lo dtoruaa tbe contopts of tbe c orntnuul- i at ion but It Is known that la bla racbangco with the premiers the pres ident has made so unequivocal state ment of the American government’s po sition. especial)* with regard to the forming of agreements without lbs participation o( this country. After more than a year of discus sion as to the future of American rail roads. following the twenty-six months of government control, congress has at last completed its part of the leg islative procedure establishing the slat-; utory basis on which private operation will be resumed March 1, and the Cummins-Esch bill now goes to Pres ident Wilson. Charles K. Crane of Chicago, busi ness man, millionaire and world trav eler, who was appointed minister to China by President Taft in 1909 and recalled while on the way to Pekin for “talking too much/’ has been se lected by President Wilson for the same post to succeed Dr. Paul Reinsch. FormationTif a political labor party would be detrimentabto the interests of labor and exa ‘tjy in line with that which is most ardently desired by those who seek to oppress labor, S^m- 1 uel Gompers. president of the Ameri can Federation of Labor, declares. Possibilities of a substantial break in the Democratic peace treaty, ranks in tbe senate impelled influential Dem . .. . _ urnflr Men.loH To-mowTrr « cue. 1 '“"V" h ” _ . York Just two months and a day af- life lts*y BfefB ABOaviklC X COtoFAOtoYfO BTVTM •• A*OV# FVBt DBABTm ostsA wRb pans I / i r% i rvi r% t wws so ae • « • Ft f r FOR WOMEN •LOCAL COLOB* OUltT X ^ OBNIBQ TQ VAfiAt. Now Torb Tbo qoosi for I w bo tv g Alary f- gpf Dr.Tutt's Liver Pills hy j rail tbo display wledow o4 a Jewelry sterv in tho heart of tfe business dial riel early In the evening 1 recently, thought that he was merely , a window trimmer taking out a dia 1 play. Instead It was a burglar, whe rifled the windows of S2S.OOO wortfc of jewelry, and pursued the even tenoi of his way and has not been appre bended, and there is uo clue as U his whereabouts. The executive council of the Ameri- can Federatio nof Labor, with Samuel Gompers presiding, met in Jackson i ville, Fla., and continued in session ! for ten days. The session was devot j ed to discussing the problem of organ izing the American workingmen. It has been announced that prelimi nary conferences in connection with the John D.- Rockefeller gift of five million dollars for the advancement of medical research in Canada, will . , „ _ , , «• . vt v .... „ , .. . _ ’ , druggist, says Peterson, of Buffalo. N. Y. be held in Canada March 9. 10 and and money back If it isn’t the best yoi ever used. Always keep Peterson's Oint FUEL ADMINISTRATION POWER HAS NOT BEEN DIMINISHED. OU SORES, PILES MD ECZEMA VANISH Good, Old, Reliable Peterson’s Ointment a Favorite Remedy. "Had 51 ulcers on my legs. Docton wanted to Cut off leg. Peterson’s Oint ment cured me.”—Wm. J. Nichos, 40 Wil der Street. Rochester. N. Y. ' Get a large box for 60 cents at anj Wa*hiL„vOn.—Coincident with the signing of the railroad hill President Wilson Issued executive orders pro viding for continuation of the powers of the fuel administration, but divid ing them between the director general of railroads and a commission of four. SOLDIERS HAVE OFFERED AID TO THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT 11. America's future naval policy must be dne of expansion and increase\l ef ficiency, 'Admiral .Wiliam S. Benson, recently retired from the navy and present head of the shipipng board, declared in an address recently in New York City. The United States army transport Buford, the Soviet ark, which carried Emma Goldman, et -Al.. undesirable ment in the house. Fine for burns, scalds bruises, sunburn, and the surest remedy for Itching eczema and piles the work has ever known. PARKER’S HAIR BAUSAM VMOaadrofl - RtopeH&irlfttilinc Raatora* Color sad _ to Gray ood Faded Hair Mb. and 61.09 at dracrlfta RCORNS Rnnorm Onma. Cal- eta, *u>p« ail paia. ranurM to Use i oaltiaa Ue. br mait or at Drag- Paris.—The un'fm of former sol diers with more-than 400.000 members has offered Its services to the govern ment to operate trains during the railway strike. The offer of the soldiers’ union ■was medn through Secretary Bertrand. He sain he was prepared to offer men not only to run trains hut to man motor trucks and vans to revlctual Paris. STEADY PROGRESS BEING MADE I '- TOWARDS PEACE WITH RUSSIA to discuss * possible change In party policy, and revived tbe hopes of the ter she started <m her memorable voy- For Sale—98 Acres London.—Steady progress Is being made by the allied supreme CouncH towards peace with soviet Russia It was learned that the foreign mints |of Poland. Rumania. Latvia, I> thnamto and Esthoaia will meet si A BRIGHT, CLEAR COMPLEXION 0 to Always admired, and It is the lauda ble ambition of every woman to do All she can to make herself attractive. Many of our southern women have found that Tetterinc Is Invaluable for clearing up blotches, Itchy patches, etc., and making the skin soft and velvety. The worst cases of eczema and other torturing skin diseases yield to Tetter!ne. Sold hy druggists or sent by mail for 50c. by Shuptriue GCk, Bavsnnah. Ga.—Adv. One Is Enough. There lire 3*424 spokes Ittiigtmjms and diulectN In use in the wnrM. Amerkn h*« the greatest numlwr of theta. *1.(124. n vnr "Tonal I rotor'* and night court "alnsuaptfe t ••*«■ V.M*r gM* Mo »*« ,*•• «~x) I kott-T*d I Ud In aoa nt Srat hand New Tort's nador try It. world was halted whoa Dtatriet At- | Re got me a bottle of Cardaf. and toraoy Rwann diaapprovod tha visit ( j b sd only tsken one-half bot- of lh* rood. Ud rrfo,-<l to —ft ^ „ roatrT , UmJk them . M a half a dosm bottles altogether, then lo two weeks after I begao taking Y was up, lo three I was doing my work. I praise Cardol for I believe It saved my life and I am grateful." For over 40 years Cardol has been helping weak, sick women back to health and strength. Try It.—Adv. o The Answer. "Pa, what Is sympathy?” “Sympathy, my boy, is what you usually give to another when you want to lend him any money." ^yay^rir* i 'vm - VKeeo URM ' Night Morning eepVbur • C •«