Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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tt MK AS DUniHUHO A NtW DAT mmm* 'tmmm CASCAW ^ QUININE ■■■■k JB0HBI— |»*> WillOrtakThatCbidand *»a[ [pawi Make Ybu Fit Tomorrow. a ^| Lm) w. x. >-» \ t—«_ €=0., oavwoiv. I PLUG TOBACCO Known as “that good kind M CJry it-andyou will know why Hav« you RHEUMATISM Lumbago or Gout? Tftk* BHBITMACIDR to ramorfi ttiwcant* and drive ite poison from the aralom. “Biiauucmi os th« istira PIT! BHKtliTIM 01 TH1 OtTBIM" At All DrafKlaU Jm. Bail7 ft Sen, WkoUtaU DiatribaUn Bmltimore, Md. For CROUP, COLDS, INFLUENZA Sc PNEUMONIA MoUwn ibould keep a )ar of Braao't Vapoarntta lalre coaveaieoL Wbr^ Creep loAomza or Pnee- ■ana Urrcatena Una delifbUul aelrt rubbed well lata Ike tftroat cbeM aad imdcr tb* arm. will fcUcrt tbe BRAME^ CLomcs RATS and MICE MUST BE KILLED fly Cat^ata raaaiai STEARNS’ ELECTRIC PASTE •we 1 ■ wmmmm ^we j vua. Mlee. Ceekroacboa Aau and Watarbeja 1 food aad proparte aad are eamere of • pre^ena - fliertetc P*at« fnprea !K*»» peau On* froea ttw kelldlad foe watar and freak kit. 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Tl— frirenMHPnt forest runKmi rr- port « flrpnt numbor of ItpMvent thli y—ir. infi thr Indlratloiiii am rlmt th**rv will Im* plenty of skin* for funr unlenM thr l*wa ttlilch not*- protect flip anl luala are rrrently rvlnxeti. Two jeur» *jo In the t'oehetopa forvat In Colo rado there were JAM) beavere. eHtliuat- In* four or five to a houne. which In a conaervatlve ettlnthfe. Thla year ttwm are IJ.iniA miiIiiihIk. Ilearm have complete protection In 25 ataten and have Irecome no numerous that thflf cm a nuisance. MOTHER! CLEAN CHILD’S BOWELS WITH vS CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Even a sick chlltl loves the “fruity" taste of “California Cig Syrup.” If the little tongue is coated, or if your child is listless, cross, feverish, full of cold, or has colic, give a teaspoonful to cleanse the liver and bowels. In a few hours you can see for yourself how thoroughly it works all the constipa tion poison, sour blie and waste out of the bowels, and you have a well, play ful child again. Millions of mothers keep “California Fig Syrup” handy. They know a tea spoonful today saves a sick child to morrow. Ask your druggist for genu ine “California Fig Syrup” which has directions for babies and children of sll ages printed on bottle. Mother! You must say “California” jbr you may get an imitation tig syrup.-VAdvertlse- ment w Life's Tragic Moments. When you work in a small office, AS WE IX), And think the boss lias left the office, AS WE DID, And begin talking about the “night before.” *' •' , AS WE WERE. And then find the boss is standing In • comer listening to the conversation AS HE WAS, DO TELL US. —Detroit News. Xj/ie AMERICAN (CW>y tor ttttm; t>«1 m»iii .vu^pllad t» th* Americae~T>«ston Newa Service.) “HOBOED” TO GET POINTERS David McCalib, Texas Veteran, Makei “Blind Baggage" Trip to Aid Ex-Service Men. Jobless and penniless, hundreds of ex-service mep In the West are “riding th£ rods” from place to place In search of employ- ment. While others talked about doing something for them, Da v 1 McCalib, young war veteran of Dallas, Tex., made u long trip as a “hobo” to get first-hand infor mation about the men to devise meed)* -of helping them that would be Acceptable to all. "I rode the blinds and side-door pull- mans for 800 miles over the J5I. K. A T.. Sante Fe and Texas and Pacific railroads,” McCalib reported to the American Legion authorities of Texas handling the unemployment problem. “I noted three outstanding things In the six-day trip. First, the real, old- tlme hobo of the hack door variety has almost disappeared. Second, there were n large number of young men who were too young to have entered the nrmv. The majority of the men riding the rods'were of tlilsolnsA.- Thlrd, there was 'a comparatively small number of ex-service men on the rod*. They were nnftrenhly untrained in the wrays of hoboing.” WAS ONLY COMIC OPERA WAR Americans Experienced Odd Pro visions When Joining Spanish Legion Against Moors 0 It was Just a comic opera war any how. according to 8fl yoong American** who lime returned to New Y*»rh from whence they sailed two months ago to Join the Spanish Foreign I,eglon for service against the Moors. Tbe would-be Foreign legionnaires were represented In numbers among ex-serv ice men applying to the American Le gion employment bureau for any kind of work. After enlistment In New York, the recruits, almost all of whom had served overseas with the American army, were sent to Ceuta. Africa There they were Informed for the firs* time that out of their pay of 4Vfc pesetas a day (about 00 cents) they must hay their own uniform, food, even arms and ammunition. “It sgs the funniest war you ever •aw,” declared < Jeorge Dlmmid of Brooklyn, who explained that the hard er you fought the more It would cost you for ammunition. If a man fought r«ey hard he would soon be deeply In debt to the Spanish government. If. on the other hand, he conserved am munition and tried to nave money, he stood excellent chances of being picked of by a Moor. Besides all that, the .\nierlcans.*who thought they were to la* officer*, were assured That theyjjfjjs Tycltyth**'* only a«_prlvat*v*. ^ When n man goes at things head Brat, lie often gets there with both feet. ^ Morning-* eepYbur Eyes FRfE LEGAL AID FOR NEEDY Loy J. Mollumby, Commander of Mon tana Post, First to Sue in Be- * half of Wounded. The first man. In the United States to file mu1( against the government In behalf of wound ed soldiers was Loy J. Mollumby, young attorney of Urent Falls, Mont. He won his case, which was to ob tain hospital treatment ‘ and compensation for a service man who became Insane as a result of his war experience. A second suit against the government lias been filed by Mollumby* in favor of Chris Tuss. service man, who died of tuberculosis. This action seeks to secure payment of war risk insurance to the young man’s needy-dependenta. The govern SAYS CALOMEL SALIVATES AND LOOSENS TEETH The Very Next Dose of This ■ Treacherous Drug May Start Trouble. WOMAN IN LEGION POLITICS You know what calomel is. It’s mer cury ; quicksilver^ Calomel Is danger, ous. It crashes Into sour blie like dynamite, cramping and sickening you. Calomel attacks the bones and should never be put Into your system. If you feel bilious, headachy, consti pated and all knocked out, just go to your druggist and get a bottle of Dod son’s Liver Tone for a few cents which Is a harmless vegetable substitute for dangenfcis calomel. Take a spoonful and if it doesn’t start your liver and straighten you up better and quicker than nasty calomel and without making you sick, you Just go back and get your money. —. - • • Don’t take calomel! It makes you slck the next day; It loses you a day’s work. Dodson’s Liver Tone straightens you right up and you feel great. No salts necessary. Give It to the children, because It is perfectly harmless-and can qot salivate.—Advertisement. CATS FOLLOW FISH DEALER Stops Hair 'Coming Out: Thickens, Beautifies. S5 cents buys a bottle of .“Dander- ine . at any drug sture. Afi$j- one ap plication you «iin no) find a particle of dandruff nr a falling hair. Besides, every hair shows newjlfe, vigor, bright ness. more color and abundance.—Ad vertisement He Wat Only Sparring. Judge—r A few minutes ago you swore that you were only. sparring with the plaintlf? and that* was what injured him. Now we have proved that you struck him over the head with a blunt Instrument. Why did you lie? Prisoner—I was telling the exact truth, your -honor; it was a piece >of spar I hit hlfh with. ment claims that the disease was con tracted after Tuss’ discharge and af ter his insurance had lapsed. Mol lumby cptitends that he coptract^d tu berculosis while in the army. . ■ Mollumby, commander of his, Ameri can I>eglon post In Great Falls, has set up a free legal aid bureau for all sick and wounded ex-service men. Wants More Land Opened. For eveiy government farm avail able today there are 100 service men standing in line, according to Hecr* tary of the Interior Fall, who has In formed the American Legion that the government is unable In any degree to satisfy the “baek-to-the-farm” crav ing of former soldiers and sailor* with out additional legislation. The Le gion Is endeavoring to have more land opened to settlement Tor service Ballroom Dancing. The earliest form of ballroom danc ing was fhe quadrille, started about 1815. This was followed by the lan- cerSv invented in 1830.' The polka was adopted in 18.35. The waltz, which came,Jrtnn .Ciqrmany, in 171)5, did nht become popular as a ballroom dance till, later. The two-step Ls an Ameri can invention. , Don’t Forget Cuticura Talcum Wheq adding to your toilet requisites. An eiquisite face, skin, baby and dust ing powder 'and perfume, rendering other perfumes superfluous. You may rely on it because one of the Cuticura THp (Soaft Ointment arid Talcum). 2i3c each everywhere—Advertisement. Knowledge. -Edward, age four, felFand hurt him self and his mother fully expected him to cry, hut was agreeably sur prised when he did not. “Oh. you are a little -man, aren’t you? Men don’t cry*” said his mother. “No, but they cuss,” Edward said, knowingly, r *'• • / Miss Ivy Ann Fuller of Kanaaa Did Qlavar Work at Recent Na tional Convention. The ways of the fair sex In politics ins been a more or less pleasant sur prise to the male electorate ever since the Nine ty leenth Amend- nient. The Amer- I lean Legion saw the - emancipated voters in full swing during Its y* recent national convention. Out standing, among them was Miss Ivy Ann Fuller of Kansas. One of the most bitterly waged fights of the convention centered over the election of a national chaplain for 1022. The East, West. North and South hhd candidates in the field with strong backing. Kansas put forth the name of a “fighting parson” ancl Miss Fuller, in speeches, caucuses and lin ing up of delegates, put him across by a narrow margin. Miss Fuller, a "movie” actress in New York before the war, trained In a Vassar^college, unit for nurses and then entered a Fifth avenue hospital and later the Walter .Reed institution at Washing ton. *7 y If You Need a Medicine You Should Ha»e the Best Havr -y4u ever stopped to reason why It is thaDso many product! that are ex tensively advertised, all at once.drop out of sight and are aoon forgotten? T^e reason it plain—the article did not fulull the promises of the manufacturer. This applies more particularly to a medicine. A medicinal preparation that has real curative value almost sells itself, as like an endless chain system the remedy is recommended by those who have been benefited, to those who are in need of it. A prominent druggist says “Take for example Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, a preparation I have sold for many years arid never hesitate to recommend,.: for in almost every case it shows* excellent re sults, as many of my customers testify. No other kidney remedy has so large a sale.” According to sworn statements and verified testimony of thousands who have used the preparation, the success of Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root is due to' the fact, so many people claim, that it fulfills al most every wish in overcoming kidney, liver and bladder ailments; corrects uri nary troubles and neutralizes the uric acid which causes ^rheumatism. * You may receive a sample bottle of Swamp-Root by Parcels Post. Address Dr. Kilmer ft Co., Binghamton, N. Y., and enclose ten cents; also mention this paper. Large and medium size bottles for sale at all drug stores.Advertisement How’s Your Stomach? and Your Liver ? Health U Moat Vital to T«u Durham, N. C.-“Aa for Dr. {Wa Golden Medical Discovery which 1 wa constantly, I don’t believe there w abet- ter liver medicine made. I use it for beau- ache, stomach disorders and torpid brer. It is not unpleasant to take and does no leave a constipated condition as somanfj of the liver pills and medicines do. IM does its work and leaves one feeling gm a new person.”—Howard Holden, 1306 Glenn St .. . . f You can quickly put yourself in A-I condition by going to your druggist and obtaining this Discovery of Dr. nerce a in tablets or liquid, or write Dr. Piero®, president Invalids Hotel, in Buffalo, N. Y., for tree medic*! edyice. IN BEHALF CF INSANE MEN Ariimala of Sheepahead Bay Regularly Take the Trail of the Peddler of Sea Food. I.Ike the p'eil piper, the Sh*‘*»pxhe.ad Bay DmIi dealer ha* a following of cat* a* be push*** his «iirt through the resi dence seethHi **n Friday morning, says the New York Hun. The cats for bloCk^-away hear hi* shrill cry of “Fresh tUh!” or perhaps smell his cargo ami cnipe slyly through the streets for a chance at a delectable hit of Nea f«»od. When the flshman gets n customer he clean* and *nile* the flsh on the ground This I* the chance for the neighborhood cut*. Their |>art of tlie feast consists of the discarded heads and tails of fluke and see Inins. Obtaining a prized portion, mnet of the rata break for home to enjoy the reftaRt. while other* not *o fortunate hang ®n the i*eddler , s heel* and fol- low him about until he finally tnakea a sale and penults ihem to profit on his l«aa. DANDERINE . Test Suit Filed in Providence. R. I., May Affect Numerous Other Caees. Are former soldiers -whose minds were wrecked hy shell-shock, wound* end gas. temiMirarlly or permanently Insane? The question Is to lie decided In a suit against the government to cotn|>el payment of war-risk insurance, filed In Provldenre. R. I„ hy James B. Littlefield, attorney for the American f,egfon. The action has been taken In behalf •*f three soldiers, Adam Mlklllwlcx. Oul**epj»e Vltullo and Janie* McGee. It I* alleged hy the Legion attorney that the three are totally disabled a* g result of Insanity. The government Insurance . bureau. Mr. Littlefield charges. )ia* refuse*! to pay the In surance of the men «m the ground that they may recover. Their minds dwarfed from shell shock, several thousaad ex-«ervlce men are confined In Insane asylums and private ami g* were ment hospital*. The decision sought Is that the men are permanently disabled and aa such are entitled to the fall money allow ance awarded hy the government In stead of a small temporary compensa tion. The result of the suit filed tn Providence will affect similar cases shout to he filed In all parts of the country. Not th* Heart. He had come home with a breath— one of those breaths that makes a fel low about as popular with his wife as a fly in a candy kitchen. The Missus had company and tried to ease, him through the hall to the kifch^tL j hut he was feeling Jovial and wished ( to say cute things. So lie priid his ' wife un unusually high-powered com pliment. “Huh!” she blurted. “That didn’t} come from the heart. That <-*«ne from n bottle!"—Indlnna|iolis New*. \ IT C H! Money osev without a*****!®" If HUNT’S GUARANTEED SKIN - DISEASE REMEDIES (Hunt’* Selve and Soap), tall tn the treatment of Itch, Bcxatna, Ringworm,Tetter or other Itch ing skin di»eaeee.Try thie treat ment at our riak Sold by all reliable drugglata. A. B. Richard* Medicine Co, Sherman, Teirae Heavy Cold? Chest Dfi ed Up? t, Dr. King’* ill get right e tight feeling the racking j; the bowel*, thy« eliminating the cold poison*. Always reliable. Just good medicine made to ease colds and coughs. For fifty years a standard remedy- All the family can take it with helpful results. Eases the children’s croup. No harmful drugs. Convincing, heal ing taste that the kiddies like. At all druggists, 60c. STALE BLOOD MEDAL OF HONOR MAN DUPED The Literalist. v “Where's your car?” “In a rejmlr shop.” . “Did yott meet with an accident?” “No, It overtook toe. I was the vie- tin of « rear-end collision.’*—Blrrainf- ham Age-Herald. * NW # John J. Kelly of Chicago Badly Ad vised In Signing Petition for Reloaoe of Prisoner*. That Id* Medal of Honor brother. John J. Kelly, rtilrego, had "duped" Into sign ing a petition to President Hard ing for the release of Eugene V. !>eba and 143 “political prisoners” Is a charge umde In n letter t«» national headquarters of tlie Atnerir-hh' Le- viou at Indianap olis from Mlchae J. Kelley, also of Chicago. The Congressional f»»rmer marine who wears several for eign decorations in addition to the "highest award at the disposal of the American government, has Informed I Ted dent Harding by letter, according to his brother, that “I allowed myself to he badly advised. I now realize that I should have had. confidence In my President and I.is administration of the government of the country for which I fought and should have re frained-from interference In the mat ter.” BLURS LUG Gude’s Pepto-Mangan Revives the Blood to Healthy St^e. 8tal« blood blare living. It dalla th« love for pleasure, and weakens tbe •pilit. Thought* sink Into an unre deemed dreariness that no goading of the will ran dispel. Where there was thrilling excitement, there Is only an aching semaatitm of fatigue. Curie's Pepto-Mangan taken rega in rly for n while pats n check to the debilitating effects of thin, watery I blood. It Mpplies thr bloisl with red corpuscles, steps It op to Its normal, rich reduces. Then It la that the pleas- ores of rhythmic living return. The smoldering glow of life warms and brightens an that the pteasnat tlons of eating, sleeping, walking In the golden sunshine, breathing deep the health-giving nlr. again becotna thrilling anri full of dellgM Dvagglats sell Glide's Pepto-Man gan In both liquid and tablet fora. Advertisement. Dr. King’s New Discovery Fot^old^andjCoughs Ftpl Badly? Bowels Sluggish? Haven’t any “pep" in work or play. You’re constipated! Tbe stimulating action o( Dr. King's Pills brings back old time energy. All druggists, 24c. YX PROAA.PTt WON’T GRIP*. Dr. King's Pills i Comfort Your With Cuticar a Soap and Fragrant Talcum IS ml Sir. Ta t HINDERCORNS m-Msomncu. paMW MS. MSH Ml P»w. — ■ rw MWf-vS M UW »~*- "y* -^riwry.rvy**** MEM AMI ROME*—Sell lh« aresIM* LfllBS un •arts. k*. *» ere**- •*» »*us»» Is lavas* Sss4 .— If »4'lrs— l stsmswl savslses ts* esmsslsrs llu» IM. Ms C. C1*vsl*s4. OSM litIILA. Sssd f»f frss lafeemsiMi sSsM Sssk "*T-lf* —Tbs Vital Ssrrst of Wotnsa • Vnww OrsC Msn '■ ItasflsM. • fts BJv-k WssS si Msws « >r» n< *m. ff»ps frail, issfl.osss. nk*rat*M4ss. Jslliss «• IS bst sss't'a It M rssb with sotsv Sub Tr»e lesi Vruil Co K.f. Asv bank Tsmps. Fib Sura—If They Last That “When you’ve been years, you eall It your golden oredding. Vas *sis—Army Htssk.Is. arsetirallz «**• * .bsolat.tr aMltsry. pars wo«L riosMs bs. I nnn 1 splssrita qsalllr. «rsr. tsb 4 lbs Vbl* Harp.In •! SI pnstpd klos.jr rntssSs. murrietl .M) «usr Rsiulllsses with ttrd.r Vrss Cats ‘ia. TtOewaHee s.iss co . N.wpnrt n.w«, v« Medal man. » A Needs New Poll-Tax Law. In passing an amended hill exempt ing ex-Hervice men of Alalmrim from i he payment >if poll tax, the le^isla- ture of that state has unwittlnj;ly dis franchised the men it sought to bene fit. The amendinent^was held uucon- stltutional 'and the only'ex-service men permitted to vote in recent elections were those who became disabled from wounds or sickness during the war, provided they did not own $500 worth of property. George Lewis Bailes, commander of the Birmingham post of the American Legion is drafting ah amendment ns n substitute for the orfe declared unconstitutional. It will be submitted to the legislature at an extra session called by - Governor Kilby. f Totally Indifferent. ; The rush hour crowd was gathered wafting for cars. A middle-aged, red- fared woman dug her elbows into'cbH- vement ribs, regardless of owners. “^ay," She bellowed at a stout gentle man. after a particularly vicious Jab ‘ “does It make anj^difTerence'which of these ear* I take to get to Greenwood cemetery T’ “Not to me. ma’sm." he replied, slipping through an opening In tbe eruwtL-'AnierK’an Legion Weekly. don’t you?" ’Ye*, my son." "Anri 75 years Is called a diamond wedding. IsiCt If?" “t’orreet. my-ton." tjTben. when you’ve been uutrriet]. a liittiTTred year*, you’d eall It your radium, wedding, wouldn't yon?” “Mother, put this boy to bed !"— Science and Invention. “ ^ A •MHhtSEedsrt- . C »v*. Mf« rctMdr u jm M W. N. U- CHARLOTTE, NO. 1-1922 CASTORIA Jet Contents 15 Fluid. (jj^EESSSj) | F° r Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria W 1f t i ALCOHOL-3 PBR GgT. |||ggg|£l Bears INFANTS CUlLDBt> Thereby Promoting SigI18,tlir6 I neither Opium.JforpWnej? 1 Mineral. Not Nahcotic ' find Feverishness <&*&**£ ? For Over irty Years Kaact Copy of*