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4 A -Vi . PIOPU, BARNWELL, 7 Dn16o From Bad to Worst! Are 70a aIwej* weak, miaerable End half-trick? Then it’a time you found oat what ia wrong. Kidney weaknca* aaoaea much Buffering from backache lamencNH, atiffneM and rheumatic paina, and if neglected bringa danger of aerioua trouble*—dropay, gravel and Bright’a diaeaae. Don’t delay. Uae Doan's Kidney Pills. They have helped thousand* nn'd should help you.' Atk your neighbor! A North Carglina Case . Mra. C. O. Thorn-/TJ Pkfurt ton. Itox No. biy Q /G^k'THktStory" <si. A •*I auffered with, kidney disorder*.’ There was u con-j Stant, dull paint across the small of. my back and If I stooped sharpF pains shot through my back. O nl straightening. dU- sy spells came over^ me and speck floated before mej blurring my sight. I used Doan’s kidney Pills and they completely cured me.” Gs< Doan’s at Any Store, 60c a Boa DOAN’S ■y/LIV POSTER-M1LBURN CO.. BUFFALO. N. Y. W: ,f|p KaM m m, % liti mwk Mi Wm WM W&m, ■ m vm mm mm v* •- m ■:3m mmmm. WM .•sm-.-i- m v£’. , v. m-. m mm. i m Embarrassing. “I wish you would send sontt* one elw to talk uilh this mini nhjiiit this deul, ’ said the head salesniun to Hie president. “What’s the idea? This Is an Im portant matter and you are supposed t» take care of It.” “I know ; tint It will he terribly em barrassing to le>th of ns. You see, tills man Is the former hushnnd of my pres ent wife." 1—Japanese'worKers in great osu factory o; st. ...e .0. oewe. ..u^ s. _ rx..n.a-.sauoi' itcrnci. ..o ..cm dent Nicholas Murray Hutler of (!olUmhla and of the riirnegie Foundation, at the laying of the corner stone of the new library of Khelina. *3—Secretary Weeks’ summer home iu the mountains of New Hampshire, where President Harding rested for several days. NEWS REVIEW OF CURRENT EVENTS America Undertakes the Relief ,of Russia, Stricken With Famine and Pest. Flavor is ^ „ Staled m by toastif^ Pesky Bed-Bugs P. D. Q. Try Juat once P D. 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At All Drmtsitt* I CHOLERA SPREADING FAST Supreme Council Aaoemblaa In Parl^— * Preaidant Harding Attends rtlgrim ✓ Tercentenary Fete—Sweat BUI for Disabled Veterans Finally Passed by Congress. By EDWARD W PICKARD. Ani«*riraua who ham long-hHd I prlaoiicre by th«* Kuaalaii Ibilalwvlkl have tM-t-u r«-lciia*-d uoli-aa lut«*at r*- | port* arc mi.-* I cad lug. aud America, uu- I uftlclall) hut energetically, has gone to the relief of the •tarvlng. pe*tl- 1 leuce at rickeu HumIhus. Agents of Mr. Hooters orguulzatlon already are diet rib ifing fuud aud me-dlt-Uiee, and the American Ued Cruaa and other ggenciea are co-operating in the Ife- I nientlous task. Walter L. Brown la 1 directing tlie relief measures from Itlga, aud there Is no lack of vuiun- 1 terra fur (lie nock In Husala, fur I ocurea of persons of man) natlotiail- ; ties have offered tbelr services, some | tatiug actuated by cnrloalty. a**u»e by I altruism and aoiue by the dealrv to get Into Husala to find out what has become of relatives and friends. Premier Hrland of France has tug geeted that (be aupreme council. In ; seaMlon this week In Parts, consbler j allied co-o|>eratlon with America In { the Humtlau relief work. Famine conditions. It H|>|»eurs, ex- I 1st mainly If. the great Volga valley, and the hdiahllanta are moving from 1 It In vast hordes. 'Hie ICussiau au- [ thorltlcs are' trying to direct the flight j of the refugee* toward Slla-rla mid I the Ukraine and to keep them away | from the cities. It la the swift spread 1 of cltolcra that is alurinlng the ua- | tious iKirdering Hussia on the west. Some of these, notably Poland, have mobilized large numbers of to light figures that show the almost absolute collag.se of industry and pro:- ductlon under the soviet regime. Pa per aud coal are the only Industries showing In 1’J’JO an output of as much as 20 per cent of the pre-war produc tion. As has been said, the Interallied su preme council Is now in* session In Paris. The main topic for discussion Is the Upi»er Silesian question, which Is being handled by the representa tives of (treat Hiitnln^ France, Italy tlon with representatives of corpor ations-with cases pending before the bureau; collusion of employees and outside pet-soiiH In business ventures dependent upon secret Information within the department, and charges it’s Mercury! Attacks the Bones, Salivates and Makes You Sick. There’ITno reason why a person should take sickening, salivating calo mel when a few cents buy’s a large bot tle of Dodson’s Liver Tone—a perfect substfti^te for calomel. It Is u pleasant, vegetable liquid which will start your liver just as sure ly as calomel, but it doesn’t make you skk and can not salivate. Children and grown folks can take Dodson’s Liver Tone, because It Is per fectly harmless. Calomel Is a dangerous drug. It Is mercury and attacks your bones. Take a dose of nasty calomel today and you will feel weak, sick and nauseated to morrow. Don’t lose a day’s work. Take 1 a spoonful of Dodson’s Liver Tone In stead and you will wake up feeling great. No more biliousness, constipa tion, sluggishness, headache, coated tongue or sour stomach. Your, drug gist says if you don’t find Dodson’s Liver Tone acts better than horrible calomel your monej" Is ivalting for you. —Advertisement. Physiological. One Saturday afternoon a woman 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief rell-ans D rQR INDIGESTION Insect Carries Bacteria. It appears that Infectloiv-ypreading must be added to disastrous voracity in our rmlictinent of the striped cucum ber beetle. The United States Depart ment of Agriculture finds that the bac teria of cucumber-leaf udt are carried in the jaws of this beetle, and in .the Intestinal tract may survive the in sect’s hibernation, prepared to attack the first leaf of spring. This is- the first time insects have been known to carry bacteria throught the winter. ASPIRIN Name “Bayer” on .Genuine "V I tfa and Japan. Colonel Harvey. Ameri can ambaHKadur to England, aim* wan Invited to attend, anil IDtIu* question of war guilt comes up the representa tive* of Belgium will lie asked to par ticipate. In conciliating France, the other allies have admitted the possi bility or prot»ahlllty of sending rein forcementa for the Silesian garrison and have told Berlin to provldri for their transportathHi acn*** Oennany— which Berlin probably will do, though with bad grace, tientiany continue* to accuse die Pole* of committing shocking ontrage* on the German In habitants of Silesia, and the French of giving the Potea aupport. and Ber lin has Issue.| % White Book to sub stantiate theae charge*. British shipping Interests and those of Amerb-a as represented by the fed eral shipping board are entering m war for .argues that tnav have far- reaching results. It all started with the efforts of some American ship «*p erst.OM to get a share of the eott'-Q carrying business fr>>m Kgypt. They were told the British ship owner* would light to the fl«‘sb to hold on to all of that business. wbereu|ion the London represent live of the hoard warned the Kr1M*h that retaliatory measures would be adopted. Both side* have cut rates, snd the Ameti- Ing her weekly list of goods the gnaer asked her If she would Ih* good enough to take the things with her. Site Itemme indignant. that some employees have accepted 1 entered a grocer's shop. After order- money in assisting corporations and Individuals to reduce their tax of one character or another. Other charges relate to employees In the prohihi^on enforcement w ing. HiTOlvtnff Tlkhi In aiding peraons to get possession of liquor for Illegal purposes and in suppressing evidence that flight lend to detection and pros ecution of offender*. Take Aspirin only as told In etch package of genuine Bayer Tablets ot ’’Well, replied the grocer. Aspirin.- Then you will be followlni “1 m sorry to have to ask you to take the direction* and doaage worked out them, hut I've no one hen 1 —my rigid by physicians during 21 years, and can hoard has reilu<ed Insurance val- waa announced la Washington I f ■■Mi^BBH*c<H soon after the I’resUk-nt's re It that turn from his New Kngland holiday, the formal lovltatloas to the confer- etM*e on limitation of armaments and far eastern questions would tie Is sued. Mr. Harding attil favors No vember 11—Armistice day—for the o|M-nlng date, ami the other powers may agree to this. Great Britain has abandoned any Idea of a preliminary roufereu.'e on l*aclllc matters since the Aiiierl.-an government lias ex pressed Ita entire willingness that tin* agenda for the conference shall Is* ar ranged u|x.n In advance, ('onversa- tlons In regard to the program will Is-gln Immediately after the Issuance and acceptance of the fortnal Invi tations. K|*eaklng at the tercentenary cele bration of the landing of the l*1lgrtnis. In INymouth. Mass.. I’reshh-nt Har ding declared hi* tiellef that the dis armament conference would bring to the *whote world m new era of js-ai-e and freedom. Said he: "The inter national prospect Is more than prom- troop* J bring him) the distress nnri depression question Involved, say* a statement fn*tn Chairman Lasker’s office. Is whether British ship owners are g.e Ing to keep the American jnerchant marine from getting Ita fair share of the business on the seat “The world may as well know that we are going to establish what American rights are and then get those rights." hand’s away with a swollen f*M*t." Shavs With Cutlcura Soap And double your razor efficiency at well ts promote sktu purity, skin com fort and skin health. No mug. no slimy soap, no germs, no waste, no Irritation even when shaved twice dallf. One soap for all uses—shaving, bathing and shampooing. Advertisement What Did Ho Mean? Imagine the shock that the emigre- ■gatlor of itn ImllaiiMpoH*’ c)nir< h re ceived when Ita pastor, at the > u»-*e of the •dTertwry. b**ked down on the col- hstBlg plates and remarked: “Evidently there l« a stranger here bgright. I see a strange <h4lar trill la the collect hm." proved safe by millions. Taka no c|p»n<e» with substitute* If you see the Bayer Cross 00 tablets, yotj^ctu take them without fear for Colds. Headache. Neuralgia. Rheumatism. Kora 1 he. Toothache. Lumbago aud for I’alo. Handy tin boxes of twelve tableta coat few cents. Druggists also sell larger packages. Aspirin It the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetlcacldoster of Sa 1 icy Ilea dd.— Advertisement. Familiar With Scnpturs. T1 • i'-' hi* gnrriener)—I wotoh-r. Jolm. that you don't get mar tied Yini kn**w that Ih- first gardener ' who tier Ihed had a wife. T-Bii—Yew. sir. hut yiNiil remember that h^vild not keep his job long after hr hod hef—1 Answers ,!v along tbelr frontier* to turn hack the lionlc* tiiMi are carrying the pest j along with them. Despite these pre cautions, Berlin papers say cholera al ready has appeared In Warsaw and 1 at home are symptiMiiatlc of early re covery. Solvent financially, sound economically, unrivaled in genius, un excelled In Industry, resolute In de termination ami unwavering In faith, CONE TO FLORIDA and task over oar 20 and 40 sere PRODUCING FARMS land cleared fenced and ready to plant. Ideal land for early potatoea, all kind* of truck, fruits, nuts and poultry. See what other* are doing with thle eoll and wonderful cli mate by which 2 or 2 crop* can be raised every year Only 30 mtlea from Jacksonville, the great market and shipping center of the South- eaet. with which It ts connected by fine roads. , Good echool*. roads, churches, stores and telephone serv ice and averythlng to make prac tical farming both pleasant and prof itable Very reasonable terms.' Writs today for particulars. VLOIUDA FARMS AND INDUSTRIES CO. Green Cot# Springs, Florid# that there I* danger of uu epidemic | these United States will curry on.” of the disease iu Danzig and other sea ports. The soviet commissi oner of health say a the task of fighting the pestilence I* made terribly ‘difficult by the horrible sanitary condition throughout virtually the entire coun try, and by the "mass migration, as It had been maliciously planned, dis tributing the Infection from one place to another for thousaflds and tens of thousands of versts. The starving population of the Volga Is moving to the south ak an avalanche, sowing on Its way Infection and death.” 80 Years Old —Was Sick Now Feels Young After Taking Eatonic for Sour Stomach "I btd tour stomach ever since I had the grip and it bothered me btdly Have taken Eatonic only a week and am much better. Am 80 years old,” «7s Mrs. John Hill. Eatonic quickly relieve* tour atom- . w gch. indigestion, heartburn, bloelio# aouilmm Jiiwala gad distress after eating because It takes up and carries out the excess acidity and gasea which cause most If you have “tried Help from the .outside world, though besought by Lenlu, Is looked on with suspicion by some of his more radical, colleagues. They declare the plight of soviet Russia will be taken advan tage of by the enemies of Bolshevism who will plan new counter-revolutions. That some of the latter have the same Idea Is indicated by the fact that Alex ander Kerensky has been conferring ‘with the French ‘government. It U re ported that he expects the downfall of Lenin and Trotxky, and that France might proffer him support and Indorse Russia's claim to possession of Con stantinople If he could establish a sta ble government which would guaran tee the payment of Russia’s old debt to France. - Italy, too, might ’favor tbit;.but Great Britain wants Greece to have the Turkish capital. Moscow on Wednesday sent out a wireless message asking all other gov ernments to evacuate their national's stwnach ailment*. If you have “tried everything’^and »tUl aufiTer. do not fttre W9 hope. Eatonic has brought relief to Mas of thousands like you. A Mg box but u trtio frith yoor druggist» slble because there was no food for them. The foreigners. It Is said, wvre to leave fnau Odessa, but as all trans portation has broken down there la seemingly no way for them to reach” that city^rom the Interior. It Is not only transportation that has broken down. The present crisis has brought President Harding went to Ply mouth by water, and after attending the Pilgrim fete he had several days of rest at Secretary Weeks’ country home in the mountains near Lancas ter, N. H. During his absence the congressional conference committee, after long and seemingly Inexcusable delay, agreed on*the Sweet soldier re lief hill, and It? report was adopted hy; both houses. It was a certainty that the President would lose no time In utflxkig his signature to this law, which will reorganize and consolidate the various government agencies for the relief and care of the veterans of the great war who through wounds or Illness or lack of employment are In need of assistance. The unemployment situation as It. affects the ex-service men, Is decided ly serious, especially of course In the large cities. It is said that In Chi cago, for Instance, hundreds of them are walking the streets, Jobless and homeless, and one post of the Araer- lean Legjon has asked the governor of Illinois fo have the National Guard armories thrown open to them, and some arrangement made for giving them plain food until they can find employment. - . Th* seven former member* of the 1 Chicago White Sox hall team and two alleged accomplice* who were charged 1 with oataplring to throw game* In the , world’* aerie* of UUP, have heen ac- j quilted by a Chicago Jury, apitarently liecau*e the Juror* did not think the ' apecifle Intent to defraud the public I ami the haoehaM owner* wa* e*tnh- 1 li-hed by the prosecution. At once the queHtbm arose whether nr not the player* should In* reins'iMis] tu hr- I ganlzeri Iu** bull. Judge Lnndis. high I commissioner of baseball, replied I promptly and decisively that "no play er who undertake* or promises to throw a ball gam*-, no player who sits in a oiHiference with a hunch of aroolt- ! ed player* and gamblers where the ways umL means of throwing game* > art- planned mid does not promptly I tell his club about It will ever play professional baseball." As to the mural guilt of the accused ball players, the American public has had little or no doubt, and Its belief will not he altered by the verdict of the Jury which probably was made necessary by the technicalities of the law. Death stilled forever the magnificent voice of Knrlco Caruso last week, aiml all the world mourns. The great op eratic tenor, who was stricken with a serious Illness in America last year, seemed well on the road to recovery and had returned to Italy to recuper ate. But an interior abscess accom panied by severe peritonitis devel oped and he died In Naples before the surgeons could Operate. The fu neral services were most Impressive, and were attended by representatives of the royal family and the gove>n- ment of Italy and bv officials of the United States, In which country he achieved his greatest triumphs. The last requiem was rendered by^400 WOMEN OF MIDDLE LIFE A Dangerous Period Through Which Every Woman Must Pass Practical Suggestions Given by the Women Whose Letters Follow Aftoo, Totm.—“ I wont othar •offering woman to know what Lvdia E. Pink- ham's Vagatahla Compound ha* dona for ma. During tha Chanda of Ufa I was in bed for aight months and had two good doctors treating me but they did in a no good A friend advised me to taka Lydia E. Pinkham’a Vega* table Compound, which I did, and in a short time I felt better. I had all kinds of bad S iells, but they all left ma. ow when I feel weak and nervous 1 take the Vegetable Compound and it al w ays does me good. I wish all women would try it during tha Change of Life for 1 know it will do them good. If you think it will induce some one to try the Vegetable Com- K una you may publish this :ter. r-Mr*. A. Keller, Afton, Tenn. Mrs. Mary Lister of Adrian, Mich..adds her testimony to the Talue of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to carry women safely through the Change of Life. She aayst “It is with pleasure that I write to you thanking you for what your wonderful medicine has done for me. I was passing through the Change of Life and had a displacement and weakness so that I could not stand on my feet and other annoying symptoms. A friend told me about Lydia E. Pink- _ _ _ 1 y Lister, 608 Frank Street, Adrian, Mich. may you It is said that middle age is the moat trying period in a woman’s life, Imd ring to modem methods of livirig notone woman in a thousand passea through tis perfectly natural change without experiencing very annoying symptoms. Thosesmothering spells, the dreadful hot flashes that send the blood rushing to the head until it seems as though it would burst, and the faint feeling that follows, as if the heart were going to stop, those sinking or dixzy spellsare ail tlon. symptoms of a nervous condi' ^ L cial andi medicine. S David H. Blalr^commlssloner of In ternal revenue, has been prying Into the conduct of aifairs In his bureau and has made such discoveries that It looks as if the federal authorities were on the point of clearing up thf long series of big postal and bond robberies In various parts of the coun try. John W. Worthington of Chica go, well known to the polloeNrf this and other lands, has been arrested as the "brains’’ of the gang, and others have been taken Into custody^ or are being hunted. .The authorities de clare that they have evidence to prove this trying period with the least possible annoying symptoms. Women everywhere should remember that most of the commoner ailments of women are not the surgical ones—they are not caused by aerioua displace ments or growths, although the symptoms may be the same, and that u why so many apparently serious ailments readily yield to Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, os it acts as a natural restoratiy* and often prevents senous troubles. V Lydia E. ]*lnkham’s Private Text-Book upon ^Allmeats Pecu liar to Women** will be seat to yon free upon request. Write to The Lydia E. Pink ham Medicine Co., Lynn, Massachusetts This book contains valuable information. -. ^ he has ordened^ AMlatantjCommlasioa- th^Worthlnm«»-^md M» metoffTHTys antsun rtf make a 'lhorough inves tigation. The*serious charges against employees that are said to have been made. h»Hud** the giving oOt of In come tax statements. In violation of law, to person* who desired them for profitable purposes; collusion between engineered the 13,000.000 Sinclair OH ''omparty robbery In New York, the Deasborn station mall robbery In Chi cago, the Cdbncll Bluff* (la.) mall roh- l*ery and numerous other Important re- cenf' crimes. • The prosecutors also have proof tba* iM accused have been persons within the bureau In a posi- 1 dealing largely In "doctored" Liberty tlon to divulge confidential informs-[ bonds and washed savings stamp*. tWftPARp fm $0 YEARS i mi t ksm ITh>*B ChillTonic Not Only For Chills, Fever and Malaria BUT A FINE GENERAL TONIC < ■* ' j