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Laid tjr Gorman GovommonL
ta
PASSES TIE HOUSE
Accept '‘California” Syrup of Fig*
only—look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child Is having the best ami most harm
less physic for the little stomach, liver
and bowels. Children love Its fruity
taste. Full directions on each bottle.
You must say “California.”—Adv.
Jimmie Knew
teacher was in*rni<ting a class
Paris—Considerable reaction was
noticeable in French public opinion
which was unanimously favorable re
garding the advisedness of the occu
pation of the Rhine cities. Official
circles are allent.
The failure of the Amorican ambas
sador. Hugh C. Wallace, the British
ambassador, the Karl e< Derby; Bar
on Matsui, representing Japan and
Count Bonin-Long^re,' Italy, to ex
press an opinion concerning Premier
Millerand’s note is not interpreted as
unfavorable, but as mere4y pointing
to the fact that none of them has yet
received instructions concerning the
attitude of their respective govern
ments on the situation.
DEMOCRATIC SUBSTITUTE WAS
VOTED DOWN BY A RATHER
LARGE MAJORITY.
C#mpt#l#d AM#f S'pM M#wr* pf
le#####et PirtNf.
I * * *
Vladivostok.—Japanese troops occa
pled Vladivostok, after eight hours of
severe lighting In all parts of the city.
The. Japanese Imperial flag la flying
I in place of the Russian ensign from
1 all government buildings.
Some of the offcials of the revolu-
! tlonary regime already have been ar
rested and deported. Russians have
been disarmed. --7 — .—t-
Throughout the night the Japanese
fought with rifles, machine guns, gren
ades and smalt artillery in all por
tions of the city. Their incessant fir
ing met little opposition, as the Rus-
Washington—The republican Joint 8 ians were taken by surprise, the
RESOLUTION THAT INTERSTATE
v COMMERCE COMMISSION BE
UPO^ TO ACT.
! SUFFERED
THREE YEARS
Finallr wai
Health by Lydia E. Pmkham a
Vegetable Compound.
CALLED
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FINM.LV PASSED 242 TO ISO
SUE MOVEMENT SPREADS
Twenty-Two Democrats Join With the
the Republican Majority in;Favor
A
of and Two Republicans Against.
Advisors of President Wilson Urging
Him to Prompt Action in Appoint
ment of Railroad^ Labor Board.
resolution declaring ^the state of war Japanese moves towards occupation !
Washington.—Congress took cogni*
with Germany at an end and repeal- having been unexpected by the Party; p|oye9 ^ s(arting at Chlcag0
i have spread to half a dozen cities
Many Russians escaped into the hill from the paciflc lo the Allantic
a country behind the city, whence.they .
that the Frenv h government fell in^o Before adopting the resolution the had come two months ago. when the
a trap cleverly laid by the German house voted down a motion by Rep- all-Russlan government of Admiral
government tojieparate France from reaent ^ tive fi 0O( L of Virginia^ the Kolchak fell before the attacks of a
her allies by asking for individual robing democrat, of the foreign af- revolutionary army.
ing most of the war-time legislation j n power.
At the stock exchange the comment j wag adopted by the house. It now
Indicated a belief in some quarters £ 0eg to t ^ e senate
French authorisation to enter the f a j rg committee, to send the reeolu-
iiwji iiv it! iuai iiiiumiiict' wuu iu-
si met ions to report out . substitute Fr ‘ nch Fore.. Composed of 1S.000
In KYigllnli nnd nilled «*n a hiiihII Ikij Ruhr districts and putting It up to j t j on hack to that committee with in-
nsmtil Jlmrny Brown. r Ftsnre alone to refuse Germany per
•Jame*. ’ she said, "write on ttie m i gf ,j on to take military measures.
ho#r«l ‘Itirhanl run ride the mole If
he vmril* t*».’” I _ _ _
TH# Annual Pension Bill For 1921
"No*.** rontlnued the trn* l»« r n!,«*n
Jtn. nv hM«t f!iii«h*-d nrillng ‘ »7m y -u
<h-fl m l**-ttrr ffsriu fi*r that ae*»*rs»ceT”
“Tr« ma nm I think I ran.” »«if» fh«
nr. s..s.« r nw rr "t|lrhf»nl r*«li rtile
the mal# If thr mule w»at« him tn.**—>
Hoy* iJfr
SALTS IF BACKACHY
AND KIDNEYS
HURT
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Vow* S
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Carrying I214J120.000 Has Passed.
Waohlngtoo. —The annual pension
kill for l*;i cmrrymg I2I«0?0000
paaard the hou«* wlthiMt a record
VfW* and wa« aent to the aeoote
%
INini#|#r«#l C#owc«l #d llu*w#o*o
Dec #«« t# Haftff P«ac« T rooty
Vlockorwet •— The emoord of saiola
|rev kaa d** Mm rat "fv IB# treat f
af \ •raotiSM T%o rdi at Nm oiU
W ky f«##l davfoao. o# IB# pa#M#oaao#
repealing all war-time acts. The vote
on that motion was 171 for and 222
against.
The vote on the passage of the
peace res«dution was 242 to ISO. pres
ent two
Tw**aiy-iwo d« mar rat a joined with
the repotdteam majority to aepportlog
the reaolutmo and too* repobtKaaa
voted against Its adopt too
On the deeaorratW- aohetltole. of
fered aa a ■e»tiao to remtMhit. the
•wttf Mrt# nl
ivf ff k* fir (Msaii is ‘ nr Bmp# ego f 4 mJk (kdl
McCormick, republican.
Illinois, introduced a resolution au
thorizing the interstate commerce
committee to investigate the walk
outs and to report on the causes and
merits of the controversies. It was
referred to the contingent expenses
to 18.000 Men Occupy Frankfort committee which will recommend
. whether funds for the inquiry should
Frankfort —Frankfort was occupied he voted,
without incident by French troops With the
early and with the calvary in the
lead, followed by the infantry and the
artillery, the ormpytng Twees press
ed rapidly beyond the city They
met with no opoettion By I# o'clork
in the morning, the ralvnry had reach
ed‘ Cckenbetm I three mites north of
unauthorised strikes
spreading. President Wilson's advis
ers urged him to speedily appoint the
raiSroad labor board provided for In
the t mas portal km net Those who
talked with the President said he was
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l axative * Cjthartic lor
Liver an J Bowels
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la. ef \nrth Car
ev ta the lead
sligkt slfiike af
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the house oppi
resotuttoa
prefrealatteo Kach-
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agrees, eutferad a
mlyele oa tHr tight
tvertng a sp^et h ta
ng the r*rnt»licar
teeampi
tame t%*| * m*a < see
mated aa the nasae Lrensdr ae
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France
Bg BufroeM ' h** Rr »*rr» its
Great Rival, the Trades Unions
.... - "■ '■ ii " ■ Ig*n«fon —-After a long nwiferenre
Cincinnati. 0~ln the preliminary Conference of Executive Council which the French Atnh««sador Paul
ekirmiHheN” of the threatcn»*d Indus- of League of Nations Is Held. Cambon. had with Premier Uoyd-
tnal s»r. ‘‘big buniuetis” ha*< beaten . George and a full discussion of the
it*'rival, the trades unions. Dr. Royal Paris.—'The executive council of the Franco O-rman Incident' by the # cabi-
\U>. k*r. ('onintiegioner of labor statia. league of .jiaLions met here for dik net council, at which the French view
tistics of the clcfiartment of labor, do- cusslon of tho mandate for ArmenU^ fully explained to the British min-
r lar»‘d in an address on the cost *of the protection of minority nationall- inters’, an authoritative statement was
living before the city club in which he ties in Turkey; the municiDll elec- issued to the effecj that France acted
urged co-operation as the most promts- tion.- to ho held in .Danzig and the pnt'eely on her own initiative in decid-
Lowell Maiw. —“I was all run down and
had an awful pain in my right side, waa
- persistently conaU-
S ated and had ven
izzy spells. I suf
fered for three years
and was perfectly
rnwgrahle until a
frfend was telling
me to try Lydia E.
Pinkham s Vege
table Compound and
I found it a wonder
ful medicine. I can
now db twice as
much work and I .
recommend the Vegetable Compound to
other women. You can J^ 8 ® the ? ( e
facts aa a testimonial. “~M r8 * M-
Theall Bessey, 186 Appleton Street,
Lowell, Mass. .
Why women will continue to sutter so
long is more than we can understand,
when they can find health in Lydia K.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound !
For forty years it has been the stand
ard repiedy ior female ills, and has re
stored the health of thousands of women
who have been troubled with such ail
ments as displacements, infiainn.aij n.
ulceration, irregularities, etc.
If you want special advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confl;
dentisl) Lynn. Mass. Your Wtt« will
be upciH-d, read and answered by a
woman aind held in strict confidence.
Backache
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kadi la go* kH a v. »'*\j hv a
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YAGERS
LINIMENT
■ QILttVIS PAIN
(vuiybooy Smiles
Dr.T utt’s
Mm nuai an « m stud
m — —
• •• arwevveas
16799
Twrnty-Qve million ht>\.s «.f <’mv.
cart vm were sold la**t yi jir Vo folks wlio
wanted relief without injury, from
Constipation, Biliousness, Indigestion.
Gases, Colds and Siek Headache. Cas-
carets work while you sleep, remov
ing the toxins, poisons and sour, Indi- , ...r, , -- - • - , . .
gestlble waste without griping or In- j ing defensive weapop of the people in repatriation ^of the prisoners of war ing to occupy German towns; ail other Ra< °^ a . I*!*-, ma e ore *h mu mg nj
convenience. Cascarets rE'gulate by the struggle against high prices. iu Siberia. allies were oposed.
ntrengthening the bowel muscles. They
Creation of a Special Av^Dn 1 Admiral Wilson Gives Testimony
t - -tMcvwaoee M mmmB fr» ght
retr* turn the t‘a-ied IT*»i>gfi*MM tc
\**,ftk Aaaodre will take *'■•■« t og
April |k and v«ll raage fri»*n £» p^f
• (*Bt ock lower rlaaawa of gooda tw hi
per e*'Ul on mor** valoahle arti« ie«
according to T he l^oodon Titnea
Navel Balloon Holding World's
Record Makes Successful Lending
Wilmington. N. C.- After setting
what is believed to he a world’s rec
ord by flying 900 miles in 14 hour*
and 55 minutes, a naval balloon at
tached to the training station at Pen
• New York City along from kad-
ngp tronbAg ImB yggr. DonY gAp
famtmM to kgcomt g tnnun by
ng peuna and pl ’.ra. Guard
this troubie by uuung
t COLD MEDAL
t ©
a field 30 miles from Wilmington.
never wenkon or shock the liver like
caiomel or harsh pills. Cnscarets cost 1
*o little too.—Adv.
Naturally
"There is no royyl rosid to good writ
ing.” “Of course not. You have to be
gin by taking a subject.”
Long Columns of the Red Army
Have Surrendered to the British.
Berlin.—Advance troops of the
British Attitude Towards France
Wilt Open Diplomatic Conversation
Medical Service ExpegtedJBoon
Before Investigating Committee
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Paris —The- British attitude regard- Washington.—Creation , of a special Washington.-
reichswohr and shock troops entered mg the French occupation of Frank “aviation medical service” in the active list of the navy were never hot
the suburbs of F>s$en. Another de- fort will cause the opening of a diplo- army medical corpses expected to ma- ter prepared for war than when the
tachment occupied the Essen t >wn matic conversation between the pow- terially reduce fatalities among flyers United States joined the allies and;
ers of the entente concerning the on active service. Statistics compiled the navy department had full
whole subject of action with regard to by British military authorities were complete” plans to combat a German have^gone^
Germany, it was said in offnad -circjee. - quoted as showing—Hurt—during the offQPslvQ—against.—the coast* of the | r» “FeTersorT'S'-T') Tni rn^n ('“Tor 'ord so Hie,
Tnited States was included in testi salt rheum, chafing and all skin diseases
SO cents. Druggists,. recOrmnend it. Mall
hall. _t:
Long columns of the red army in
motor -lorries aad on foo* passed
through Elberfield. Most of them
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head and could not get anything to stop
the agony. I saw your ad and got one
box of Peterson's Ointment and I owe you
many thanks for the good it has done me.
There isn’t a blotch on my head now and
I couldn't help but thank Peterson, for
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Third avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
“I have had itching piles for 15 years
an( ; ; and Peterson’s is the only ointment that
■ relieves me, besides the piles seem to
have gone.” A. B. Huger, 1127 Washing
ton avenue, Racine, Wis.
Cutlcura Ointment. Also make use
Dow and then of that exquisitely scent
ed dusting powder. Cutlcurn Tnlcum
one of the IndlspenKMhle Cutlcura
Toilet Trio.—Adv.
Th. Isay mmi would rather take
keif a bwf Uk.irr #*nr fur « ub*>le
surrendered their arms ai Elberfield.
Others marched into the 'iccup'ei ter
ritory, chiefly to Solingen,
they were disarmed.
In this conversation the French at-'first year of the war 90 per cent 6f
titude will be basedf. first, on mainte- the deaths among British aviators nion . v Rear Admiral H. R
nance of the entente’ and second, on
wh»re strict execution of the treaty of Ver
sailles.
dated K/wtfrAa '■t o*. jaAsoafrl Fjea
+9* 1*. hf Reaaaa L « P-GaoA.
taaaJ m» aBant i #e.
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vCTTiK • •■•a
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Lateat Hour# of Communist R«jime
Mark ad by Extensive Plundering.
Faaeo — The lainet hvira- aruer iA■
• ••moiuti.x refiwifr as JCaaeg were
marked bf estenaive plar 4«itax
mom* nf tike aseta atreese keigg kkack*
*4 Bf r«4 treats fee ike pgrgHMar ej
oFuad af fe^eertkee tg aagumi | laeA
mu 1 •t'f «4»4* *4
4 fro* knfrfrfli 1
m i
Daniels Predicts North Carolina
Will Ratify Suffrage Amendment
. WM^la«ng larat.oa of tke
N'atfVk Caro flag A^raaorar.* elate cog-
vettlaog to favor af Ike rat*Aral eg of
ike o^asaa aeffrafe agieedurgi ai~aae
‘*11 la alt #«gr kot Ike •fcoouagu* Bee
»e€orp ftogieia aaaf to a to»Tr~igi aegt
Cm sews
•were due to physical defects of pilots.
8 per cent to defective planes and 2
per cent to/»nemy activity.-
Labor’s Pol*t cal Organization
to be a Model of Thoroughness
Wilson
before the senate committee invest!
gating the navy department's conduct
of the world war.
orders filled by
Buffalo, N. Y.
Peterson Ointment Co.,
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fa&Uaiigg ikat will
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Production of Winter Wheat Thi*
Year For|caet at 4B3.f17.000 Bushel*
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