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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-01-22
LAx.rOs WITH PEPsIN

which soon relieves Sick Headache. Dizziness. In
digestion, Stomach Trouble. Gas and Piles caused
by Torpid Liver and Constipation. Always use a
Reliable Laxative In tho treatment OF Colds Grip
and Influenza.
Tonic Laxative excellent In Ito effect on the
Systcm, both as q tonic and as a iaxatiye. It Is
Just rs good for Children as for Adults. Pleasant
Made and recommended to tho public by Paris
Medicine Co., st. Louis. NO.. manufacturers OF
Grove Tastcess chill Tonic.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-01-22
A Tonic Laxative

that will remove the bile from the Liver and
cleanse the System THOROUGHLY without dripping
or disturbing tho stomach 10 truly Perfect Lax
atiye
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31
tied and most of the rehabilitation work

tied and most of the rehabilitation work is
over.
The purpose, as explained by Secreta Try
Daniels, is to keep the navy "fit" and on
its toes by providing competition. It is
Expected that the two fleets will maintain
a friendly rivalry, preserving the morale
and steadily improving the efficiency OF
both
This is one reason, no doubt; but it IS
hardly the whole reason. The United State,
has long felt the need of a stronger fleet ia
the Pacific, for the full protection of Amer
lean interests in that quarter and for the
moral effect of visible sea power on our
Asiatic ncighbors. The new fleet will npt
constitute a threat against any nation, pt
course, but it will probably have a whole
some effect.
Our own western coast will welcome a
strong Pacific fleet, as a guarantee Of ade-
quate protection and as evidence that its
own interests are not neglected by gov
eminent which sometimes seems far away.
This two-fleet plan will bind the two sea-
boards closer together.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31
Tho Best In Life

has svsr been
sublime
speak Of physical
sublime quality
physical mental
mi O faeing along line
this world
until an line les
backbone
How
4 freeing world.
counted the
nd o
arod And
q. tne - he oct n M
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

wise pretty hand than stubby, stained
nails their base oversrown with cuticie,
and their corners roughened with hang
nails
A hand that has little claim to sha pc
iiness may have wholesome we'll
eroomed appearance more con1peliingly
attractive than careisssly kept, beauti-
full fingers. provided its owner keeps II
soft and white. with tho nails well
manieured and lightly polished
Five minutes day will keep your
nails In a presentahle shape. A flexible
nail file, a pair of cuticle scissors
which must be Of good quality-ar
orangewood stick. and a nail buffer are
the only implements you need to keep
YOUR nails in the pink OF condition A
little peroxide of hydrogen or half a
lemon will serve as bleach to remove
stains Some cold cream. bit of alb
sorbent cotton and good polish are
the only other requisites for a self mani
eare that are necessary outside of warm
water and soap.
Your nails will require manicuring
shout once . week. First nls them to
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31
Help the Poor Traitors.

Nh he HAVE an idea that whenever the
\VAVI American people have an oppor-
" " tunity to express themselves on
the subject they will not exhibit the slight
est sympathy with those in Washington
who are shedding tears for the pacifists,
pro-Germans, traitors, conscientious OBJ
jectors, Socialists and Bolsheviks, COM
paratively small number of whom have
been punished in the courts.
It is now argued that clemency should be
shown. 1t should have been stated "more
clemency,7 for everything possible was
done during the war to protect that I'M
American crowd.
The American people will stand with the
man who shouldered gun or who went to
the shipyards to aid his country as against
the traitors who went the limit in interfer-
ing with the war, aiding Germany and
shooting American soldiers in the back.
It is regrettable that only few Of them
have been punished by the courts-the lit
tie traitors who were not so guardful as the
big traitors, although less dangerous.
VI couIse, IL lHcfe Is any positive eFl-
dence OF an injustice, there should be recti-
fication, but in the large majority Of cases
over which Socialists and near Socialists
are sobbing, the punishment has been mild
Every true American wants justice in
this country, but not justice subordinated
to treason: every true American wants real
democracy here but not democracy di-
vested Of dignity and made to serve the
purposes Of those who would neither fight
nor work
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31
M~M.~lUAet

applause this
little while before could
With deceit
one 4 nd DON'T
can be out or
man Of
women an o
rdce is deadly weakness said the wife Everything
believe
them
m
By
physical thing which be easily
to
horou asham
to /
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31
NEW JoBs FOR OLD sNoBs.

The ex-kise would make good traffic officer on
some corner whore nobody pays any attention
to traffic officers. Thus he could stay in uniform
The chances of his being scrambled three or four
times day would be excellent.
The -Hindenburg can find excellent employment
on some aviation field in of the allied countries
or during the county fairs in peace times blowing
balloons. The old boy won't know what to do with
his surplus wind now that he longer blow
about his victories.
Ludwig Of Bavaria shouldn't be obliged to remain
idle long. Joe Jefferson has never had successor
In rip Van Wrinkle" and the old play is waiting
star Ludwig would require no make up he al
ready has the lace curtains lie would no
structon in the getting picked
Ludendorff would find congenia employment in
acting conductor of merry go round. A man in
such position travels around lot, but never gets
anywhere.
Lenne and Trotzky pick up a good living pos
ing as Before and After for hair restorer
company
DOES this advertiser have anything do with the high
cost of living? Quick Hoover the probes wanted-A
partner with $4,000 proposition promises 4ot
per cent profit.
MONTANA Republican killed in a fist fight with a Dem
ocrat which looks like making the safe for something
or other.
PADEREwskI is described fighting in the streets o.
Posen His four-quart silk hat shining mark
to his enemies.
SENATOR AsHuRsT wants the United states TO b,,
Lower California Probably he has never investigated
California real estate prices.
BEATS all how many trips the good ship G. Wash can
MAKE these days without attracting large
A SAN FRANCISCO paper asks: What is heaven and
Where This Is the first time that California
paper ever allowed there any upon the subject
OUR janitor that who is always tearing
around may be merely lodging work.
SEVEN CENT fare? No doubt the trolley comnany !.
penny wise.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31
County Division.

TT HOSE directly affected should al
ways be considered when it is pro-
II posed to set up new government.
The responsibility for operating it and pay
ing for it is up to them. There are some
fundamentals, however, that are always
applicable irrespective Of local sentiment.
For example, it has been shown in practice
that the smaller the unit Of local govern
ment consistent with maintenance with
out impoverishment or undue burdens, the
better that government is and the more re-
sponsive to industrial and commercial re-
quirements.
Point on your map Of Idaho to the most
prosperous sections of the state and you
will have pointed out the sections having
the largest number Of counties area consid-
states would not have been interested in
creating small units of government.
The most expensive counties to admins
ter are the large counties. The taxes do
not represent all the cost. The individual
expense of transacting business in large
coully p HedNy dliu It's eIllIlIldllOn Dy Ile
creation Of smaller counties accounts for
the actual reduction in cost to the citizens
whereas smart increase had been figured
on paper.
1t is absurd, of course, to create from ono
strong county two or more that will BE-
weak for years, but where the conditions
are such that the new units of government
can maintain themselves sturdily the very
compactness acts as an impetus and the
new counties grow much more rapidly than
the same. territory would develop if re-
naming under the old government.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

but silently, to whatever was said. but
also to preserve an air that subtiy con-
veyed entire disagreement and disap-
prevail with what WAS being proposed.
was a trick that had served me many
times. With a little reminiscent grin
summoned face and manner once mora
to my aid. Kenneth Stockbridge should
not read me easily, ] told myself reso-
lutely.
Madge Gets Revenge.
AS We assembled the stairs he talked
rapidly but will, the same curt manner
he had used from my entrance into his
office.
Our work In history, civ,cs and Latin
follow the state outlines with which. OF
course. you are familiar.
He paused and looked toward me.
gave him cool little nod OF assent. but
didn't speak. lie went on. trifle moro
hnrriedly
You Will hnd the classes all up 70
grade, and can take up the work where
the last instructor left IT.
| was malicious enough to convey by
an infnitesimai lifting OF the eyebrows.
although my face remained impass'ye.
that I doubted whether the country
classes could possibly be UP to the grade
of the ones | lad taught III other years.
I WAS rewarded by seeing angry
spark instead Of whimsical one APP
pear IN ttle eyej %hien ne turned toward
me as we reached the top of the stairs.
..0f course. yon VIII find the work and
surroundings quite different than those
of the city schools, but I'm eonceited
enough to believe that the students
here will rank with those OF almost any
city school"
This time lis expectant pause do
manded reply.
"That will he pleasant. indeed"
murmured demurely. but my manner
conveyed my disbelief 81 his assertion.
This time hint of color erept into his
cheeks, and knew that ! was being
amply revenged for the amusement I
had afforded him.
You viii. OF course. have your hours
In the assembly room. The discipline at
irst may be a BIZ difficult. but please
remember that 1 am always at your SER
vice Ii the boys get too troublesome.
"Ah. Miss Holeoma let mo introduce
Mrs. Graham. Miss Iolcomb viii tell
YOU anything else Il Is necessary for
You to know Good morning"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31
ADVICE TO GIRLS
BY ANNIE LAURIE o.

DEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
I am q girl OF 10. and woaA Ako
your advice. I have been invited Qua
several times by u young man OF my
own age whom ] have only knoWa
for about one month. He livss IN q
town about % miles away. sGsS.-.zsO
he went back homo he has aahs pHs q
card. Now. is It proper for me -
answer this card by writing q letterS
have something ! would like u
tell him. and there wouldn't be room
enough on = card or sh ,uld I an
swer by card and WAR FIR him to
write the first letter. f. L K,
r. L. X: I think It makes no differ
ence whether YOU write a card OF
10 letter II your mother approves o,
the correspondence However. keep YOU
letters free from sentimentality De no,
write anything Jon would be embar.
raised to have your other friends SOC
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31
MY SOLDIER HUSBAND
ADELE GARRISONS NEW PHASE OF
REVELATIONS A WIFE
ToD Madge Forced Mr.. Ssockbridge to Speak First"

hans haaSA conn this way Mrs. sra
Mr.. Stockbridge spoke in the same
brusque manner he had used when he
told me to cut up the slips of paper i
didn't mind in the least the cuftness-I
felt as II I should term it the boorish-
ness-of his manner. But the spark of
amusement which had glinted In his
eyes a few minutes before mad not only
made me thoroughly angry, but had
auenched every bit Of the friendly. half
plying admiration had felt for The
Bayview high school principal when I
found that he was the MANNED football
hero of whom in my sirlhood had reao
and heard SO much.
Just what was tho reason for this rude
reception OF me, In such strong contrast
to his manner upon the day he engaged
me as his assistant. l couldn't fathom.
When first came In I wondered II he
were childish enough to resent the lei
ness OF my manner upon the day when
Maj. Grantland's car broke down.
The whimsical CLINT In his eyes. how
ever. made me realize not only that he
was playing a part now as he had done
upon the other occasion, but that his
eternal boyish whimsicality was getting
a certain amount OF amusement out OF
the role. guessed that he was covert
" watching me in order to find out what
j really felt concerning my reception to
my new work testing as 1t were my
adaptabillty to circumstances, With a
little tightening OF my lips, sort OF
gtrdlng up of my faculties. resolved
erimly that II shouldn't be an easy task
for him.
The Poker Face"
In my former teaching days had al
ways found 1t an easy task to wear what
one OF my associates used to cali "a
poker face" 1t was distinct asset IN
preserving discipline. and / found IT
coupled with manner which I once
overheard an admiring girl pupil given
to polysyllahles term 'inscrutabic''--of
much use to me In the clashes with prin-
cipals. which are almost an inevitable
part of a teachers routine.
It had always been part OF my policy
never TO begin a conversation with a
principal when I could possibly avoid
doing 20, especially when any issue of
discipline or of instruction methods was
eeing discussed. To listen courteou.lv
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31
How You May Moke Your
Hands and Nails Beautiful
By LUCREZIA BORI
The Famous Spanish Primo Donna

~ all the gamut OF feminine
J charms. there is none more APP
pealing than 4 smooth. well-cared
FOR hand II seems to bespeak the union
Of beauty and efficiency that Twentieth
Century IDEAL for which We are all
striving.
Nowhere Is personal dalntiness more
expressive than In the care OF your
hands and nails. Garelessly kept nails
are inexcusabie, regardless of whether
YOU do Your own work or whether you
can AFFORD servants to lcs& after 1t.
For your rough work you can provide
yourself with pair OF rubber gloves.
they cost little. and when once you get
ased to them. YOU can do such things
IS sweeping. vegetable pairing and dish
washing In them with perfect comfort.
Nothing Is moro rninous to an other
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

an oval shape-lonx. claw-iiks nam are
both ugly and in bad taste. After Aling
soak Your nails for about fve minutes
IN warm-not hct-soapy water. Dry
into tho base of each nail Then. with
the orangewood stick go gently around
each nail pushing back the cuticls and
oosenina the dead skin Avoid digging
Into your flesh. Do not try - loosen
any skin which does not ooms away
Of itself
With the suticis scissors ct1p % ne
bits Of skin that havs been loosenod
from the cutcls. Do not cut too deeply
and cut only the skin that II very loose,
Your scissors should be sterfiised by
dipping them In peroxide before you
begin this operation. BY careful atten-
ton YOU can get your nails into Q con-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

- 1855 ~SNa~'Ss hSSllhCllFo feelings.
Worry breaks up many nights even
sleep, but fails utterly to remedy the
situation. which may be tho source OF
tho worry.
The boast of many person That he
or she uses very little covers or 'only
one low pillow has often accompanied
simultaneous statement, to wit. tina.
they wake up often during the night"
More covers and two pillows or a pill
low on top OF a bolster will usually solve
the problem.
There should be at least two windows
widely open at night In tho bedroom.
II sleep is poor no two persons should
sleep in the same bed.
There should be no light I'm the bed
room. and the daylight should be ex.
cluded from the sleepers eyes until the
alarm clock simultaneously lets in q
food OF sunshine.
Gambling. drinking. eating and ex.
citing work or play are forbidden after
tho evening meals.
Preferably the theatre. the motor
picture. brisk. pleasant walk in tn,
frosty. open air, or some light reading
or writing before bedtime will Will,
away the cat-napping."
Abdominal massage, rni!d exercise.
and hot bath before you retire. with $
cup OF hot milk and \ cracker are So
porifcs TO some.
Never sleep in overshirts and under
garments A clean. cool. soft, starchles!
nightshirt is more soothing than pa
james or bathrobes. These latter ma.
do for some sound sieepers, but o loose
large linen ''nightie" allows moro free
NJ mt In u, t.
hypnotic, and generally cleaner.
Anathemn ard taboo upon drugs
wines and liquors, Alleged "night-caps'
and medicines may drug You into I'M
broken slumber but they mar your fit
ness for work tho next day. and d
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31
A Pacific Fleet.

m UR navy department is dividing the
Il American fighting ships into great
W fleets, of nearly equal strength, one
Of which will be kept in the Atlantic
and the other in the Pacific. The new plan
is expected to become effective as soon as
the affairs Of Europe are little more set
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

nMAR ANNIE LAURIE;
I am . young gin very much In
love with young man. I went with
him about year ago, and because
We quarrelled he gave me up.
have tried vsry hard TO FORGET
him. but cannot think he knows
I love him, aud didn't try to con-
ceel my love for him until few
months ago. when learned you
should never let . man know you
love h1sm
Please tsn me how can make him
love me- can't stand II much
longer VIOLET EYES.
VIOLET EYES: I am afraid you
" cannot make him love YOU. That
would b hard thing to accoii-
plish. The more you COAX him the more
Independent he will be. 10 he worth
while bothering WITH You may be
lonely without him. but with him you
would be miserable. am sure. So Just
re game" and forget him. dear.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31
CROSS MAN.

Little Dorothy adored her older brother John: in fact
was his abject slave. But day John was rntv of
some msdemeanor for which his father thoprht pank
ing was the only adequate punishment and proceeded
administer 1t.
Dorothy witnessed it with little hands tightly clenched:
then she turned to her mother and betyo.r sohs ax
claimed:
On molher, IN sorry that cross man Is going to
the grandfather OF my children.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31
SHORT YARNS.
THEN 1T HAPPENED.

" lille his mother was away on a visit Johnny didn't
say his Upon his mothers return there was al
reckoning
why didn't you say your prayers john.
We'll You see 1t was this way ma: / forgot to say
them the first night an nothing happene1 ~, then
didn't say them the next night nohin happened NJ
decided wouldn't ever say em again if nothin ever
happened"
And then something happened
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31
PUTTING THE PUNC H.
BY PEPS.

IL AN Idaho legislature had job the da rs
of Gaul it would have monkey that way
division.
HOW renounce the devil his works ana
stin enjoy wool underwear?
MAYBE the high of living doesn't come down
around Boise because up high can't get back
THE dollar has shrunk in value. You'd shrink,
too, If you squeezed like the dollar has been
NEW industry-the kitchen stove high ball
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

A CONSTANT REA DER. Kindly
ADVISE me what to do for fat legs
kindly advise mo what to do for
falling hair.
A-You can reduce the size or your
legs by exercising as often as you can
IN the open air. IL possible. go TO some
place whore YOU can walk 1p hlll You
WIZ md tho fresh air. coupled with this
climbing exercise can do wonders toward
reducing this unnecessary fat. If this
ls not available then try the following
exercise before your open window: Az
sumo an erect, military position, then
kick out with each foot alternately. at
the same time bending the knee in such
way that The heel cf The foot Is drawn
beck as far as il Will so. DO this at
least 20 times day. and ven VIII be
delighted at the increasing shnpeliness
Of your legs and ankles.
Use little OF the following for fall
ing hair on alternate nights:
Fluid extract piloearpine ! dram
Tincture OF cantharides X dram
Tfncture Of eaDsieurn..... dram
Quinine sulphatc..... dram
Rosewater ............... ouncs
Distilled water............ ounces
DR.. Htrsb6ero ictiI anstoer Questions
for readers OF this paper on medical.
hv0tentc aud scnitdtfos subjects that ars
| Of general interest. lie cannot ulsray,
| for indiuiduaI cases. Where the subject
is not Of general interest letters .pili DO
answered personally. II q stamped and
addressed oaretopo is enclosed. Addres,
ALL INQUIRIES to M. l.. n. Hivsh-
! berg, in care Of TITS Office.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31
Secrets of Health and Happiness
"Broken Sleep Sometimes
Lastly Made Restful Slumber
~ AIO~AND Meme KliNoEibESS
A. D., NJ. A. N. D. (Johns Hopkins University

you are physically mentally and emotionay well
l you can sleep without rocking
on the other hand, II the anatomical structures
81 ~ u anghHent II the glands do not drop their
substances INTO the blood in physiological
.nshih II lhe thoughts and the emotions are other
.nan normally calm sleep neither night nor day
nang upon his penthouse lid"
Prof. Guthrie Rankin, British medical man n
tnorough study OF the broken sleep which is NOT in
somnia nor restessness, makes emphatic the need y,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

other mischief not Immediately Discover
able.
a hot Lemonade. hot mustard foot
IN In ana few piecea OF fruit before
sleep act often AZ Il ,nes,nerIzcr.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

hoKen sleep from annoyance tension
ears treatment
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31

NEW industry-the kitchen stove high ball
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-01-31
Answers TO Health Questions

1oNsTANT READER. @ Kind.
ADVISE me what to do for Fat legs
kindly advise mo what 10 do 70
falling boIr
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-05-01
THE MARCH INTO BERLIN
Story of Famous Detail That
Marched Armed Into
Berlin.

Newport News, April 22.-.Among
those TO return on the transport De-
kalb Sunday was Lieut.. Charles A.
Grimes, secretary to the general
staff with the 35th division, Lieu
tenant Grimes is the one and only
officer in the Allied Armies who
paraded group OF armed soldiers
through the streets of Berlin. which
included Inter. Den Linden. He
was sent from the division with a de-
tachment of>mess sergeants, cooks,
kitchen police, stenographers and
orderlies to the American mission
stationed in Berlin. and instead of
disarming his men at Coblenz, sac-
cording to the terms OF the armistice
he took them on and marched
through the streets OF Berlin, much
to the horror of the boche, who had
no idea OF what was taking place. 1t
was Berlin's first glimpse of armed
American doughboys and they, all
of them. from the 35th. The matter
was made subject for general in
curry and the incident kept on the
front pages of the European news
papers for several days.