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FAYETTEVILLE NEWS, FAYETTEVILLE, GEORGIA. REMARKABLE RECOVERY Extraordinary Curative Power of Lydia E. Pink- ham’s Vegetable Compound. Philadelphia, Pa.—“I want to let you know what good Lydia E. Pinkham’a Vegetable Com- f ound has done me. had organic trou bles and am going through the Change of Life. I was taken with a pain in my side and a bad head ache. I could not lie down, could not eat or sleep. I suf- f e r e d something terrible and the doc tor’s medicine did me no good at all—my pains got worse instead of better. I began taking the Vegetable Compound and felt a change from the. first. Now I feel fine and ad vise any one going through the Change of Life to try it, for it cured me after I had given up all hopes cf getting better. You can publish this and I will tell any one who writes to me the good it has done me.”—Mrs. Margaret Danz, 743 N. 25th Street, Phila., Pa. 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I feel like • new man; I eat what I like, drink plenty pi watar, and it never hurts me at alL NEWS BRIEFLYTOLD DISPATCHES OF IMPORTANT HAP- PENINGS GATHERED FROM OVER THE WORLD. FOR THE m READER The Occurrences Of Seven Days Givsn In An Epitomized Form For Quick Reading Foreign— Arangements have been completed for the transportation of two tliou sand persons weekly .from Poland to the United States b ythe Hebrew Shel taring and Immigrant Aid Society of America, which recently opened of fices In Poland. Greek and Turkish troops have clashed about t'wenty-five miles east of Smyrna, where the Turks are tak ing the offensive and are apparently massing reinforcements preparatory to further advances against the Greeks. Fighting has occurred be tween Magnion and Menumen. The council of the league of nations has sent a message to President 'Wil son requesting him to convoke the league of nations next November at Brussels. It is pointed out that Ge neva is not ready to receive the as sembly. The council, as a result of the Swiss referendum, decided to se^ lect Geneva as the seat of the league assembly, instead of Brussels, which would have been chosen had Switzer land voted adversely. Horatio Bottomley, the anti-Ameri can British member of parliament and publicist, takes another shot at Amer ica in his magazine, John Bull, by pub lishing a “demand” that Great Brit ain forbid the United States to build any mor* battleships without the al lies’ consent. Horatio Bottomley, in his paper, “John Bull,” published in London, says: “I want our debt to America to he paid, but whether she joins the league of nations or not, we must notify her that she must not build any more battleships without the con sent of the allies. I personally scent danger ahead, for I See no sign that the United States will reciprocate our friendship. Instead, I see only brag gart insolence, swaggering unchecked (through the wastes of mendacity; all signal proof of the truth of my as sertion hat basically American ideal ism is simply another name for Yan kee bluffs.” Two thousand troops rrom England .were landed at Bantry recently and immediately distributed throughout West Corn, where they will be sta tioned at points five miles apart. The troops to the number of 150 arrived at iSkibberdeen also. They commandeer- [ed several buildiugs there, including •the town hall, which was made their (headquarters. The noted toreador, Gallito, whose (real name was Joselito Gomez, was (killed at Place de Talavera, Spain, as he was about to dispatch his fifth hull Jof the evening recently. The killing caused more emotion in Spain than (the death of a monarch. 1 Londonderry, (Englnad, after two (nights of rioting, was again the scene -of riotous demonstrations. The city was in a state of high tension and hundreds of men remained away from their work, walking about the streets, where many individual encounters oc curred between Sinn Feiners and Un ionists. There was a stone throwing by the crowds to some extent, and at one point Sinn Feiners, the police reported, fired shots at two Unionists, ex-soldiers .but missed their mark. The new Anglo-Japanese treaty will prevent any posibility of Great Brit ain being drawn into war with the United States in event of trouble be tween Japan and America, according to statements from an authoritative source. The actual movement of French and Belgian troops out of Frankfort, Ger many has already begun. Definite or ders for the withdrawal have been re ceived by the garrison from General DeGoutee, commander of the allied forces on the Rhine. Washington- A motion by “Uncle Joe" Cannon in the Republican caucus to strike out the real estate and tobacco taxes in the bill was defeated 108 to 47. Frankly confiding to his colleagues that the clothes on his back were threadbare and patched, Senator Thomas, Democrat of Colorado, join ing in another senate broadside on profiteers, declared the people them selves and not legislation must break through the sweeping wave of high prices. Repetition by Representative Mad den, Republican, of Ilinois, in. the house of his assertion recently that Confederates were traitors threatened a clash between him and Southern members, who gave the “lie” to his epithet. House Republicans, in party caucus, have come out squarely for enactment of soldier relief as advocated by the American Legion. Associate Justice Holmes, while rendering an opinion in the Supreme court in collection with a personal in jury case, said that, so far as he knew, the fathers of the constitution were not opposed to “strong drink.” The justice added that he could not be lieve for a moment that, apart from the eighteenth amendment, special constitutional principles exist against strong drink. The interstate commerce commis sion has taken its first step toward breaking the freight blockade. Tele graphic appeals have been sent all state railroad and public service com missions, urging them to join hand3 with the government in lifting the burden, while the commission’s force of inspectors has been put to work to help get accurate data respecting conditions at critical points. Desire to “Prussianize” the navy de partment was ascribed- by Secretary Daniels as one of Admiral Sims’ un derlying motives in criticising the de partment’s conduct of the Avar.. The secretary, testifying before the senate investigating committee, also charged that most of the testimony supporting admiral Sims’ position was from offi cers Avho wished to remove civilian control of the na\ r y department and make the secretary a “rubber stamp. Exclusion of aliens from control of oil resources within the empire, gov ernment aid in developing new sup plies in other countries and restrie tions against disposal of oil ’stocks now held by British nationals are the outstanding features of Great Brit ain’s petroleum policy, the senate has been informed by President Wilson. The information, given in the form of a special report from the state de payment, Avas in answer to a senate resolution asking that disabilities at tachqd to American participation in petroleum resources of the world, the governmental policy of Great Britain, the report added, also contemplated financial and technical aid to pioneer companies. In its first attempts at freeing the maze of rail equipment, the interstate commerce commission probably Avill deal with local situations in the vari ous cities through individual roads. This Avas expected to last, however, only until a general scheme can be worked out by Avhich priorities and embargoes can be employed to re strain the on-rushing stream of com modities Avaiting at every station. The act of congress of 1917 giving the states the right to enact compen sation laAVs in respect to injuries of persons in maritime employment was declared unconstitutional recently by the Supreme court. The court held that congress alone had the author ity to legislate relative to admiralty matters. At the same time the court declared unconstitutional the NeAy York state compensation act in so far as it relates to admiralty matters. 211 PETERS ST. Domestic— “Tobacco does not excite or intoxi cate, but it soothes and pacifies. It promotes sober deliberation and moral contentment. It does not lure men from the fireside, but cements family ties.” Charles J. Eisenlohr, president of the Tobacco Merchants’ association, made this statement, and said that tobacco Avould not be buried in the seme grave Avitli liquor. Between two and three thousand have quit Avork in Avidely separated sections of the Alabama coal mining district. Mining has been suspended at a number of points. The collective bargaining principle is the issue. United States Senator Walter S. Edge of NeAV Jersey, speaking before the National Manufacturers’ associa tion in session in New York City, said modification of the immigration laws to permit an influx of desirable immi grants to meet the United States’ la bor .short, Avas necessary. But, he said, they must be Americanized. Poison gas automatically liberated inside the bank vault as a result of manipulations of burglars, possibly prevented the theft of several thou sand dollars at the NeAvmarket hank at Jefefrson City, Tenn. Finger prints on he wall are believed to have been made by one of the burglars, and these may lead to identification. A Avave of price cutting in retail clothing costs reaching from the Mis sissippi valley to the Pacific coast is eported. Dispatches received in Chi cago frmo twenty-four cities in that territory told of promised reductions in these necessities ranging from 15 to minus profit. Armed men arose from their seats, and demanded an immediate resigna tion of commissioners and attorneys of the Black Oak-Hancock road im provement district, when Chancellor Archie Wheatley convened court to hear the application for an injunction brought by taxpayers against the dis trict of .Jonesboro, Ark. They signed the resignations and, withdrew from the court room. The stomach of a dead man, suppos edly a victim of wood alcohol, has dis appeared following an autopsy by the New Orleans, La., parish coroner Avho removed the stomach and ordered it sent to the city chemist for analysis, following a statement by the district attorney that he would prosecute the seller of the liquor if it Avas shown that the victim’s death Avas due to wood alcohol. With representatives of nine states enrolled work at the first National Guard training camp to be held since the war, began at Camp Jackson, Co lumbia, S. C., and will continue until May 23. Greatest gains in registration of au tomobiles were shOAvn in the Southern states, the National Automobile Cham ber of Commerce reports. Governor Smith has vetoed the bill propsed and backed by a certain ele ment in the NeAV York legislature Avhich would bar the Socialist party from participating in elections in that stale. Benjamin Carter was asphyxiated by the fumes of an illicit still in the mountains near Gadsden, Ala., accord ing to the verdict of the coroner’s iury. JACOBS ATLANTA, G/L A Special Purchase Sale On our Second Floor of 500 Women’s Spring DRESSES WORTH FROM (19.50 10 (39.50 TO SELL FOR $9.95 $12.90 $18.95 and $24.50 A Saving of Almost 50% J>HESE HANDSOME NEW SPRING DRESSES are a special purchase made by Mr. Jacobs while in New York several weeks ago. Every garment was carefully examined and is warranted to be the new est and most correct for wear during the present and coming season. These Dresses Were Bought at Less Than 1/3 of Their Real Cost and We Pass Them Along to You at the Same Saving The manufacturer from whom this special purchase was made stands in the foremost ranks among American manufacturers and has been our regular supply source for years. Every detail of fabric, finish and quality measures up to the highest possible standard and we stand directly behind this sale, assur ing you that it is the most extraordinary event of its kind that we have ever held. The materials are splendid taffeta, georgette, silk tonquin, foulard, novelty silks, dotted Swiss, organ dy and spot dress stylete. Of course; navy predominates. However, all of the charming new spring colors are in the assortment and about every model that has been design- ed this season. There is a complete range of sizes. JACOB DEPT. STORE ■211 PETERS STREET- -ATLANTA, GEORGIA-
