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Ml.. - 8. C. r; vv* j i ‘•:V . CALOMEL GOOD BUT NEXT DOSE MAY SALIVATE A/r It Is Mercury, Quicksilver. Shocks Liver and Attacks Your , Bones. Calomel salivation Is horrible. It •wells the tongue, loosens the teeth and starts rheumatism. There’s no rea* son .why a person should take sicken^ ing, salivating calomel when a few cents buys a large bottle of Dodson’s Liver Tone—a perfect substitute for calomel. - It is a oleasant vegetable liquid which will start your liver just as surely as calomel, but it doesn’t make you sick and can not salivate. Calomel, is a dangerous drug; be sides, it may make you feel weak, sick and nauseated tomorrow. Dbn’t lose a day’s work. Take a spoonful of Dod son’s Liver Tone instead and you will wake up feeling great. No salts neces sary. Your druggist says If you don’t find Dodson’s Liver Tone acts better than treacherous calomel your money la waiting for you.—Advertisement. Tha Unpardonable Sin. “What’s this I hear about the Smythes planning a divorce? \ I thought they were wonderful pals— that she took up golf Just to be with him; and all that sort of thing!’’ "Yes, that’s Ju$t the trouble; she now plays a better game than he does." —Judge. WHY DO THEY LIKE THIS MAN? <t is Because He Has the Life and Energy that Red Blood Gives. m .MS IfS r£ i3re U ! I - 1—Radio-controlled boat exhibited In first American Boys’ exposition In Washington. 2—Old oaken frigate Granite Stare, pride of the navy in the middle of the last century, being junked in North river at New York. 3— Chung of Lamar, first prize winner in annual show of Pekingese Club of America. , NEWS REVIEW OF CURRENTEVENTS Washington Conference Goes Far Toward Establishing Real Open Door in China. anese delegations blamed each ^)ther for the delay. it-M-as said the British wanted to limit the fortifications sta tus quo to the parts of the Pacific where Japan and the United States have neighboring possessions, and that they Insisted that In any event It could not affect Singapore, which Is their most Important naval base in the Far East. AGREEMENT BLOW TO JAPAN He has a good color. He is strong and virile, and looks It. He Is good humored. He laughs easily. In short, { he la “full of life,’* which Is simply an- , other way of sayltig he Is full of red ‘ blood. If you are weak and run-down , .and nervous, don’t sleep very well and have a poor appetite go to your drug- gist and buy a few bottles of Gutle’s ! Pepto Mnngan and take It for a few I weeks at meal-time. See how It will build you up by giving you plenty of I good blood. Don’t drug around half wick and half well. Get some ”j»cp" Into you by taktv.g Pepto-Mangan Bold In both liquid and tablet form Advertisement. Cities With Similar Name*. Burgos in Spain. Boiirges in France. Bruges In Belgium are noted for mag nificent Gothic ecclealHstiral edifices ere«*ted In the Middle Ages. MOTHER, QUICK! GIVE CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP FOR CHILD’S BOWELS Even a sick child loves the “fruity” taste of “California Fig Syrup.” If the little tongue is coated, or if your child is listless, cross, ftverish, fulkof. cold, or has colic, a teaspoonful will never fall to open, the towels, in a few hours you can see fob yourself how thoroughly it works all the constipa tion poison, sour biie and waste from the tender, Utile bowels and gives you a well, playful 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 genuine “California Fig Syrup.” which has di rections for babies and children ofall ages printed on bottle. MotherYou must say “California" or you may get an Imitation fig syrup.—Advertisement. 4 : _ ■ \ Yes. Hernmu, every bnojudor think- it Is (he easiest thing hi the world t< handle n wife. r - *" Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION uiMGesnonj T HE soviet government la not yet at war with Finland over the Karelian revolt, hut hostilities seem not far off unless the Finns yield com pletely. They tifTered to have the af fair arbitrated, hut this the Russians refused. Tchltcherln now demands the Internment, disarming and surren der to soviet Russia of all Karelian in- surgetus on Finnish soil, the surrender * to Russia of their arms, and an indem nity from Finland for all damages done to Russia through the Karelian revolt. • __ .U' 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief ELL-ANS 2Si and 754 Packages. Everywhere ■PIN PLUG TOBACCO .Known as ‘that good kind* c Iry U-andyo\t will know why Hughes, a fgVLdnstcad of a motto. In the latter part of the week the committee was considering the matter of the reformation of China**, railway system. The British proposed that the powers undertake to abolish all trans portation’discrimination In China, and. -the Americans suggested fTfitfKChlna unify h^r railways under her own con trol “with such foreign financial and technical neoperatlon as may prove necessary." Some dispute, unknown to the public at this writing, held up final t-ninple thm of the naval treaty. Apparently it A LTHOUGH Poincare and Lloyd George exchanged honey-worded notes of esteem and assurance of cor dial desire to resume examination of the questions at issue between their governments, the new French premier took a firm stand In his ministerial declaration made to the chamber of deputies Wednesday. He said the government was determined to base Its foreign policy on the Versailles treaty, and was anxloua to maintain and con solidate its alliances. Germany, he insisted, must make up Us mind to ful fill the obligations It undertook at Ver sailles. Before agreeing to take part in the Genoa conferem*. he said, France mast have guarantees from the soviet government of Russia. In talk ing to correspondents. M. Poincare said he would not go to Gemwi; that French bust ness men might meet Ger man and Russian business men there, hut that France desired that the Genoa ronferetu'e should uot he the means of Bolshevik propaganda In Europe. The Russians are very enthusiastic over the Genoa meet ami already have announced the list of their delegates. It Is beaded by Premier Lenin, whose place win he taken by Foreign Minis ter Trhitcherin If the chief cannot go; the other members are all prominent In the soviet government. Leon Trotsky, however, does nor think the confer ence can be a success unless the Unit ed States participates and takes the lead. He adds that Russia favors gen- erhl disarmament, but It is skeptkul of France. Foreign Policy of New French Gov. emmont Stated by Promior Poin- care—Irish Frss Stats Formally Inatallad—Postmaster General Hays Announces Coming Roaignation. By EDWARD W. PICKARD S TRONGLY hacked by the British and • Italian delegations to rite Washington conference. Secretary Hughes and his American colleagues last week pushed far toward comple tion of their plans for the establish ment and maintenance of a real “open door" in fhlna. In effect. It was a big week for China and a rather unpleas ant one for Japan. « Mr. Hughes submitted to the Far- Eastern rommltteo a set of resolutions by which the powers In the conferencs. other than China, agree: “(a) Not to seek or to support their nationals In seeking any arrangement which might purport to establish In favor of their Interests any general superiority of rights with res|»eet to commercial or economic development In any designated region of China; “(b) Not to seek or to support their nationals in seeking any such monop oly or preference as would deprive other nationals of the right of under taking any legitimate trade nr industry In China or of participating with the Chinese government, or with any pro vincial government. In nriy category of public enterprise, or which by reason of Its scope, duration,, or geographical extent Is calculated to fnir.tmte the practical application of the principle of equal opportunity." • Chinn, fnFfts part, declares Its ‘'In tention of being guided by the same principles In dealing with applications frrr econonTTC rights and privileges from governments and nationals of all foreign countries whether parties to that agreement or not. Provision Is made for the establish ing of an International board to which questions of compliance with the open door principle may be referred, for in vestigation and report. As first draft ed, the resolutions made this applica ble to existing concessions. France ob jected to this and the Japanese, though accepting the plan “In princi ple,” were plainly nervous and wor ried and, asked for time to study the text. In the Interest of speedy action the objectlTftmble clause was with drawn. and thereupon the plan was given unanimous approval by the committee. The Americans did not look on this as a^ defeat, for, under their construction of the resolutions, It will still be possible to' bring before the International commission any open door question involving existing 'con cessions. Including the privileges which' Japan by her notorious 21 de mands forced China to concede in 1915. The Japanese maintain they got noth ing through tiiose demands that vio lates the open door principle. Ambas sador Shldehara dcies not believe the board-<>f rtHfemtc* plan is practicable, but, finally accepted It. It really looks as thooch the com-’ mercial open door In the Far East is Is Rlaltas Sealabeach Na Heireann. iibour to become; In thd words of Mr. Tlw government for the present con- P OPE BENEDICT XV died rather unexpectedly Friday morning after a brief • illness which suddenly de veloped Into pneumonia. Until al most the last hls physicians Insist ed that the attack was not seri ous, and the passing of hls holiness surprised us well as shocked the en tire world. Benedict was horn In 18M and was elected pope in 1914. He won general esteem by hls wise courses and counsels as head of the Roman Catholic church and by hls earnest and continuous efforts to restore peace and amity among the nations after the out break of the World war. Because a fatal outcome to Ids Illness had not been looked for there has been no dis cussion yet as to hls probable suc- cassor. O OSTMASTER GENERAL HAYS * has announced hla retirement from the cabinet about March 4 for the pur pose of becoming the directing head of the new National Association of Mo tion Picture Producers and Distribut ers. President Harding. In regretfully adopting his resglnatioo, expressed the opinion that Mr. Hays was about to take up a work of great public bene fit. It is believed Hubert Work of Colorado, now first assistant, will suc ceed Mr. Hays as postmaster general, with the understanding that he will re tire In the fall to make way for Sena tor New of Indiana In case the set valor Is defeated for renmulnitlon or re-elec tion. Mr. New’r opponent In the Re publican primaries will be former Sen ator Advert Beveridge. I S’ A report transmitted to the sen ate the federal trade commission charged that three of the largest to bacco manufacturing concerns In the country—the American, .the P. Loril- lard and the Liggett k Meyers compa nies—have engaged In conspiracies with many Jobbers' usoclntions to keep up Jobber*’ prices. The commission promises prosecutions where the evi dence discloses violations of the law. The report says the Jobbers’ agreement Ivecanie effective last September when It was I cm rued that the commission's Investigation was under way. The three companies named were formerly parts of tlie tobacco trust which was dissolved by the Supreme court. TN ACCORDANCE with the decision of the reparations commission, Ger many Is paying $7,500,000 gold every ten days until further arrangements are made. The first payment was made on Wednesday. T HE French were much aroused by a resolution introduced -In the United States senate by Medill Me-* Cormlclj of Illinois. It calls on the State department for full- information concerning the financial condition, the budgets and the amounts spent on mil itary establishments by European countries that owe money to America. There is u belief in.France that the resolution was aimed at that country alone because of its stand concerning its land forces and on the subject of submarines. There was. nY> Indication that the resolution, had the^approval of the 'American administration, and It may he that in stirring up something of a row It has done all Mr. McCormick ever expected it would do. L ORD FITZALAIs’. British viceroy of Ireland, on Tuesday formally ftirijed oyer Dublin castle to the pro visional government of the Irish Free State, the. official designation of which WARNING! Say “Bayer” when you buy Aspirin. Unless you see the name “Bayer” on tablets, you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians over 22 years and proved .safe by millions for Colds Headache Rheumatism Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proper directions. Handy “Bayer" boxes of 12 tablet*-—Alao bottlaa of 24 and ▲•plrln la the trmd. ouvrfc of B«/.r Ifaanttttv. of ItaMWtteMliMl Trie Sympathy. MacTnggart, a canny Scot, went to a motion picture show and sat down on the hat of the man next him. “Get up! You're on my hut! Why don’t you look ’ before you sit down?" agonizingly cried the hat’s owner. MacTnggnrt arose and picked up the hat. . “Ah, well.” he remarked gently, ’It might have Iveen worse." “Worse!" exclaimed the wrathful one. “It’s ruined, man! How could It possibly be worse?" “It ndght have been my nln," an swered MacTaggart thoughtfully. ForeeighUd. “Has Jack anything laid by for ft rainy day?" “Yes, he’s engaged to an helrtaft” DON’T FEAR ASPIRIN IF IT IS GENUINE • To Hav* a Clear Sw.et Skin Touch pimples, redness, roughness or Itching, If any. with Cutlcura Oint ment, then bathe with Cutlcura Soap and hot water. Rinse, dry gently and dust on a little Cntlcnra Talcum to leave a fascinating fragrance on akin. Everywhere 25c each.—Advertisement With a Reservation. “Mlaa Smith—Belinda." sighed the young man ivasMUmately, "there's something I want to tell you—some thing that I—" “What Is it?" asked the girl, as she lenned hark In her chair, with a bored expressfiai on her Bice. The young man drew a long breath, and hls face turned to dull purple. "It Is a question which is very near to my heart." he snld awkwardly. "('•mid you—do you think you could “ ever marry a man like me?" “Oh. .ves." replied Belinda, quite calmly, “that is. If he aastit too much like you." Look for Nam* “layer" an Then You Need Never Worry. To get genuine “Bayer Tablets at Aspirin" you must look for the safety “Bayer Crosa” on each package aftd eft each tablet. The “Bayer Crocs" means true, wertt famous Aspirin, prescribed by pkyat- cians for over twenty-one yean, and proved safe by millions for Cokls, 0—4 ache. Earache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Neuritia, and for Pain la general. Proper and safe direct!a— are in each unbroken “Bayer" —Advertisement. Long-Distance Music. A concert was rei'ently heard thou- sands of mile* away over the wireless. "Nothing new about that," comments J. B. M. waggishly; “here In H«»aton 20 years ago I heard a young lady singing ‘In Old Madrid.’"—Boston Transcript. REASON IN THIS ARGUMERT Also Miss Katie Might Have DU Something Sounding Suspicieuely Like a Compliment A faithful old servant in a family has recently become a gn mother. “What doe* Libby call new liahy. -Mundy?" the old was asked. “She named her ’Gabrlelle,’ tales ■ after you." “Why, the Ides. Handy. Too know my name is not Gabriele. Tou’vd called me 'Miss Katie* all your life." "Yaa’tn. Mias Katie—dat 1 does. But when It comes to naming babies after folkses, It ain’t what dey la called It la what dey la like dat you naa— Vm foh. You shorely is mo* like ’Ml— Gabrlelle* dan you Is Ilka Miss Katie,* Jea, Ilka Libby aaya." YV1THOUT waiting to he asked, ’ ^ the American government has intervened in the dispute between Chile and I’eru over.the Tacnn-Arica territory and the treaty of Ancon, and has invited both countries to send delegates to Washington for a confer ence. The invitations’! 'sent In the name of President Harding, say the American government has observed with pleasure that the negotiations be tween the two South American repub lics “seemed to forecast a settlemept In conference of the difficulty Involv ing final sovereignty of the provinces of Tacna and Arioa." Recent dis patches Indicate this Is a rather optim istic view of the situation, but It may be justified. v— T HROUGH Ambassador - Richard Washburn Child and General Al ien; at the bend of a composite batf tallon from the army of occupation, America on Wednesday paid tribute to the memory of Italy's “unknown sol dier,’! who Is burled In Rome. King Victor Emmanuel .and all high govern ment officials, as well as the entire diplomatic corps, attended the Impress ive ceremony, which was witnessed by an iimoKMise throng. Ambassador Child delivejctul the oration and bestowed on the ItfTlian warrior the Congressional Medal of Honor, and Premier Bonomi responded for hls country. Inv. ■d the qu -Kl forti 'atlfma sjsts^of^Michael Collins and seven as sociates. Griffith, who Is president of the Dali Eireann, believed that body, should be kept separate from the fliCw state ^organi.aitTon and so declined to bead the provisional government. As raptfily as Impracticable the British troops ajisr'Being removed fmm the Island,*'and as they leave thefr are many nuibreaks by the Irreconcilable republicans. Colljna and bis col- I row AVilsoo fur bis unselfish ideals In league* are planning to K*4id a commie- [ behalf of not imly the people of the slon tot'anada to study the Dominion a United State* hut of the-entire world form 'of government and draft a con- ; who loved liberty and UappinesN, and stituri«4i al<*ng Cana<li*n line*. Tbe j for hi* falrne** in dealing with fact* Bivnk of Ireland hftff agreed to lend the A N ENCOURAGING start has been made in the collection of the rail- Uon-dollar fund which the Woodrow Wilson foundation will administer by making annuql awards to persons who distinguish themselves • by t*helr serv- i^ U> humanity. -"All over the country the pledges came ip. thick and fast. One of the most significant contribu tions was that of $1JXK) by the rail road shop crafts unions. The resolu tions accompanying it said the com tributUm was “a testimonial to Wood- • t i H To Clean Slander Vaa*. * To clean n slender flower vase fasten a piece of old s|MHige on a stick and push this dowh Info the vase; this will also be useful for cleaning decanter* and water bottles. Bobby’s Guess. Male—“Your grandpa Is always out of dirfirs.” Bobby—“I guess that’s why pa says he’s an oxygennrian.” Flees far Him. There were weird howls from 1 my. “What does that hyena want n demanded father. “Wants you to taka him to the cooed mother.—Judge. tang tb« * Valuations. “My face Is my* fortune," milkmaid. “That was very long ago wh— ft bucket of milk was not uenrly — valuable as at present." I nod member* of the British and J«P j guvernmeht • uiiljoti pounds. ^ ■ tha American peo^ie. •ijiL affected ih« welfare of 1 Many ambitious men and women live only half a life— and don't know it No person whose nerves are continually irritated, whose appetite and digestion are dis turbed, or who doesn't sleep well has more than half his normal chance for success in life. For weakness, debility, anemia and general lack of tone are a serious handicap to anybody. Those who '!rink tea or coffee are oftjen suf ferers from these conditions. Tea and coffee contain caffeine, a substance which has a decided stimulant action on the nerves and brain cells. Each cup of strong coffee contains about as large a doee of caffeine as your doctor would dtdmarily give to a very sick person. You can readily see that the effect of giving this stimulant regularly to a well person might finally have a tendency to make hjm audr * If you want to avoid a very common cauce of irritation and enjoy restful sleep, good digestion, and all the feeling of vigor and robust endurance that comes to healthy, normal people, quit tea and coffee, and drink Postum, instead. It is a rich, coffee-like cereal beverage—perfectly delicious! ^ > Order Postnm from your grocer today, this fragram. aromatic beverage and aee how much bettwyouTf fed—able to do more with out becoming fadgnecH-as thoonds have di*r covered for themselves. Postiim coma* in two fa—*: Instant Roscmn (in tins) tnada Instantly in tb* cup by tha addition of boding water. Postnm Cartel (in packages of larger bulk, for tboaa who prefer to make the drink while tha meal ie being prepared) made by bodteg (or 20 minutes. Sold by all Postum for Health «« There's s Reason*