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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09

MheA ail the natiogM mad and
sfapns were PLYING sword aud WELD
IdK eiih, Sc theuaht We would be
biliHe ana happg II Hvar thar nerre
var were dome. we'd ail get busy o.
aar kniiilna. with aaiet niHda snd
ieaftk serene. ana when arrived the
tgmt far quitting we'd burn d little
gAsoliue 10 old time ways n peace
faiufnine. we'd aaon forget the fields
ef gore and b. the lamp. ~ eyeninu
hpgUBng Wx'd drlte aEalD ia helntul
lore. "a far our hopes have al been
BROKEN, and ne has reigned Whore
taNp ahauid dwell. the words " hatred
Hslii afs spoken, aud sill the erased
dsNlulbsw yell itui neS. innsMHhA,
mae clouds hre breathing, this new
saf bids as hope aEala. and pretty
eoou pe'ls aii he wakihR To peace on
earth. Ro0d nilt 20 men. we'pr had
enough of Wild emotions, thai shook
and iarred uA 30 The suul. VI eiuaunnna
Il ffafhinE unsanK, that bore az 20 no
ssefui Kani sp iet ua ono and all
Determine ~ w az happY Al We ean.
hGald sain strife. forget the German.
SAG zach onn hsip The other man,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09
LOVE and MARRIED LIFE
5p the noted author
ldah McGlOne Gibson

J"hna whea he ls annoyed "a wish
neopi0 wouldn', ask nv to give then,
( advice on SUCH subjects
y that watRins Alicv - / ASK ga
Ne, dvat. yeu scvnl perfectly ahle
+ tV take cafv u ,anr own affairs. I'm,
I dvvd yau svela so well ahts "a AN,
eAfe ~ them that venture 60 ask yau
@asi ! should write tn Ruth"
You know Alive that ilslen VAn
{ Nesa Is enc pf mas greatesi trisnAs
No@ hetcF knrw her dga yous ntdn't
se1 meet Na,h AZ boarding school be-
fNiR she settled at the little sun,mer
e@iehs whefe was ylsitlns Helsn
when | met lohhr"
QasSF Kind of Woman
Yes thays rssht i've known
Rum an nay life but den't know
Rselvn She must he 81 auaer Alma az
woman hardly thy kina you u.uia
s'a~A sNuF elose FRIEND. { should s,, =
heevh N&A Ness is ene IL shv fln.
80 sitls ! have ever knoWu, / a..
asA,iea hes warmly.
n MBAlAhS vail Wa,ysn x,,.
@~atd s'eai her flea8's husband
particularly 'nne said Alice at,R
Welt &c eearss. aan4 knaw IN
fae circumstances e0l remember
tes> distinctly that When ,elephonesa
hesen that tahn and / had tssa mar.
tisA hae 0aslaFA drove her tasQ town
te e~e an Nht ilah answered am nn,
s5seAea Question as ! lasl shsnn :, ss~
User hN saying Ruyh Thought she
aae@ss asaN AZ haap w8th she ehslaven
3eh Rss s ssstss os haf Aatebr SRn
I hsfdo RaA eg wife ann naers
aaAv Y 80 meshey ~ ssufsa 81 thss
tisaas VAS 80 ggsash fasegvstsa Is
is93 Aea sEtAtfs gAsg I ana m.sg sh8,sA
ssNeh Aoe@s stelsa 4aA l8ahtx bas
remember ReM thst ttegsa h4a tasns
- asf es@s ~ sh3 tssiTgsasasi NV 49,
"S WYE slssns tesegh&H I ssA =
81 NTa shsa aAag an aF84tv between
atsasA sta sseeag @pasA uot ~ -.
ss'is Asva wkea Helen Saia se as4
kssAs Nae Mss gae msass ns8ssrs ny.
sssi'A2 " 'he wesla ! rsnsls4s ssF,ssx
se@ N1e aeksRa aaa sas aasa4sst,
81 gessee | AAi aassag 1 3,Ass maAsea
e sss ehel A4a, le yaeF eraag hssaE.
eA hNe& S. tet fgssnA& AhN as
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09
Western Union Employees
Here Share Salary Increase

In common with $4,000 ( their fel-
loy employees in other cities, the locA'
colnloyes Of the Western Union Tele-
graph company who have BEEN six
months or more in the srvice Of the
company will participate in salarv in
creases totaling over five million J IL
lars 4 year commencing January /.
Employees who have been a year or
more in the service viii receive Is
per cent increase and those who have
been six months but less than year in
the service win receive 10 per cent.
Only employees who receive less than
$3.50 a month will participate.
Manager Eric Butler, of the local
office, states that these increases are
in pursuance of an agreement reach
ed some time ago between the manage
ment and the association of Western
Union employees
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09

What do you suppose he was going
( 10 do?
I To tell the truth. Cuffy himself did
not quite know When he came TO the
tree that he had found the day before
he stopped and drank some Of the sap
once more; and he tried to imagine
how sugar would taste hundred
times sweeter Then Cuffy went on
down the mountainside.
At last he spied a little house in a
clearing From its chimney a stream
of smoke rose, and as Cuffy peeped
from hehind a tree he saw man come
out and pick up an armful of wood
from the wo0dpile nearby. While Cuff
fy watched. the man carried in sew
eral loads Soon the smoke began fair
ly 10 pour out OF the chimney: and
then the man came out once more,
picked up an axe near the woodpile
and started off toward the other side
OF the clearing
Cuffy was trembling with excite
ment The wind blew right In his
face and brought TO him two odors
that were quite different One was
the man-scent, which Cuffy did not
like al all, and which made his legs
want to run away. The other smell
was most delightfully."- sweet. And it
made his nose want to 90 forward
Which do you think won-Cuffy's
nose or his legs? Yesl His nose
wont Pretty soon Cuffy slipped from
behind the tree and scampered as fast
as he could run to the door of the
gar-house--for that was what he
had found. He stuck his head inside
and oh, joy! there was no one there.
Just inside the door a tub full of
brown. One sniff told Cuff
~ that 1t was maple sugar and he be-
gan to gulp great mouthfuls Of il.
Yes! his father was right II CERTAIN
" was a hundred times sweeter than
the sap.
In the middle of the room was a
big pan which gave off clouds of
stenm Cuffy wanted to Sc II. And
with his mouth fun OF sugar he walked
up TO the pan and looked into it, He
saw a golden liquid, and Cuffy felt that
he simply must taste that too. So he
dipped both his front paws right into
the bubbline syrup.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09
curfy AND THE MAPLE SUGAR

Another day had come and all tns
morning long Cuffy Bear and his sis
ter slikie played and played as hara
as they could. They played that they
were making maple sugar. And they
pretended to hang buckets on all the
trees near Mr. Bears house. There
were no maple trees about Cuffy' $
home--oniy pine and hemlock and
spruee--but II you are just pretending
10 make maple sugar any sort Of tree
will do.
While they were playing cuffy kept
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09
ON Which Side?

Are you telling me this. Katherine
to make me understand that you are
on Helen's side instead OF on Ruth's7"
Let's not talk about Il over the
phone | called you up to ask IL you
VIII so shopping with me"
"Pd love toll GOING To spend that
$500 John sent your"
mo, I'm going to run him into
debit"
smart girl What are you going to
buy ="
Baby cl0thes!"
| rang off ON AIiee's gasp Of aston
iEhmeni.
Tomorrow w--Alice's Character
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09
Elderly People Have A
Daily Health Problem
Stomach muscles and digestive organs
slow to act as age advances

TOST people find the years
MI slipping by without real-
1VA izing It, until suddenly
confronted with the fact that they
can no longer digest everything
they would like to eat. 1t then
becomes their daily task to avoid
what they know to be chronic con-
stipaiion.
When exercise and light diet
fail it will be necessary to resort to
artificial means. Strong physics
and cathartics, however, re not
advisable for elderly people. They
act too powerfully and feeling OF
weakness results.
What is needed is a laxative
containing effective but mild
properties. This is best found IN
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
which is a combination Of simple
laxative herbs with pepsin. 1t
acts gently and without gripping,
and used a few days viii train the
digestive organs to do their work
naturally again without other aid.
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
has been on the market since l892
and was the private formula OF
DR.. w. b. Caldwell, who is himself
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09
Further Gains Reported
By BolsheYik War Office

London, Thursday, Jan. S.--Bokhara
capital of the important Khanate of
Bokhara In Central Asia and less than
zoo miles from the Afghanistan from
tier, has been entered by bolsheviki for
ces according to war office reports.
Further west, soviet troops have occu-
pied Kracnovodsk on the eastern shore
of the Caspian sea, 1t is claimed In re-
ports from Moscow
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09
Odds andEnds


tlsld aud silver tntaillHg ils.I6i.-
sss waa resolved At ths RAn iFaHelas
q Aslns iA iaia
Ths AatEhafn California iialslinaaa
association hnnnunnra st San Fran.
esHee certain restrictions would he
placed % hatsA reservations ia nees
sesls activities ar Spectators fot ihs
esAiaH dnmpanalis convention
Ass=s-~
Tie dean af women a, the Iniyes.
ets IL Denver al Denver, Gallo, ses
tasaas barred iha use AZ pewder
latte % %. .eds Al lIs aaltsrsli1
arH Russian wives ~ American
aaa ilYliish soldiers arrived Al san
Ff@nei&ee sestnfday an tlle transport
IaFan freui sihHFia
Miks iSaFls, business agent ~ thu
saigAeo Electrical NorRer4 g'nioa.
NaA gahen IT, lhn henae ~ correction
~ rhifa4f0 yesterday IL sefre eme
.#Ai aaa ane ds4 iDF esaasaaes Aa
Il Nal8 la Ns are ftgAl agF&an 10 anfpm
a sal seaseBee uaitas tea ana iFust
Al iis also mas llned ss00d
Msaasae Ashgmsan llank anI iWsi
81 hrr sons. HENRY aaa Ferdinand
hast tnNgtt ranches "a the ASee#
renta faeeF Jast Hafsh ~ sacramento.
CAT which tane,heg latai 1893 sutes
A'hw prtee paid ter tise property was
sAae esa Tae sinNHe sala sise Intend,
~ " naske hHr h0mr tAsye "a s.aat
ANgfiaA aF thT year
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09


SURPRISING MINIS
When | callea us Alice. shy An.
sWefed hreathless,y.
Y was anss epsuE 10 sali Nau
lAasAeFlae What 90 sou think has
ihanneRea "
Can apyihlas more happen
asked
I 'hts1Waales} ghis isnt about Nau
dear ! bavv iHss received letter
is0m kath UayloFd and she SANS aha,
h"e eAnae ~ her yesterday And s,it
shHt ne was m dove wAh lIelen XAa
Ness ana taat sAry Mete AosaN ava,
lpsesher ne said 0sat t. thaaehl
hata Was bis enough 10 size hlm h,a
nfea'ani Ama allaW hlaa Is marry mo
woman De iarea
BUT hm suffered what .ul
becaese et lhe NhgldspW
Yes she telts me tn heF istges tl,.t
sAs aSksa ihag ~ lseishv aud h. -.
s@eieA AaW h8ew E&mth wan a8y.
Aiin al shs usssueg saa Naa se IA
ssFr eE Eaav teahsstess ana heslAes
thas aea haYe - maepeadeas iaesva,
hANs neeef hsa mHeh 90 ae with ths
Ni'iidfsi ssnVs MaFie wAs ausn ans
Yea haNS never had very tsash a AL
Nish mS stNor thss yhne. Some "a,
hA'h s@a hsvA gaNea nse 10 una@r
si@Aa thA' I hAss played nsy nsrt n,
siFans yea = fem4ly ts sake s,auf taxs
sAH seaf s@'vfNst ! aM an4se saars
sea N'a - NesA hNepy without ms
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09
Funeral For Mrs. Hattie E.
Terry To Be He'd Saturday

The funeral OF Mrs Hattie E. Ter
ry. who died in Los Angeles on Jan.
! j. will be held from the chapel of
| Webb and Ciough Saturday morning
at 1880 O'Clock. Rev H. c. Stover
Will conduct the services and burial
will be In the City View cemetery. The
body Of Mrs. Terry arrived in Salem
Thursday night
Mrs Terry was the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. James Mitchell of this
city and was born in Kansas July T.
1883, She married William Terry and
moved to Los Angeles. from Salem in
1908
She is survived by her husband,
ana two children. Howard and Vir-
ginia, age and 3. Her parents, MIR.
and Mrs James Mitchell, and three
sisters, orlie aud Bess Of Salem, and
Mrs Bassie Wiley Denver, Col, and
two brothers, Fred Salem, and VIII
liam Of Tulamook also mourn her
loss,
Ciny r. Constance. from Multno-
nah county and Sam LcNevc from
Coos county patients at the stare
hospital for the insane. escaped from
that institution Sunday night and
have not been apprehended.
W / TUttIe Il trapper. brought IN
/ 70 oregon Ciy q cougar measuring
mine feet long and tipping the scales
/ az laO pounds, Tutts received a
eounty of Sl5 from the state and $40
ltrom the county
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09

past so years of age and still active
in his profession. Itcan be bought
at any drug store and one bottle
is enough to last even a large
family many months. 1t is a
trustworthy preparation.
In spite Of the fact that Dr.. Cald-
well's Syrup Pepsin is the largestselling
liquid laxative in the Vorld, there
being oVer 6 million bottles sold each
year, many sVho need its benefits haze
not yet used it. IF you haze not, send
your name and address for a free trial
bottle to DR.. w. B. Calduell, 5Ir
Washington ST., Monticello, Illinois.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09
Ripping Rhymes.
nArrINIss
N WALT MASON

s*&+ss#&#**s y =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09

wishing for some real maple sugai
After all, the little cakes OF snow that
he and silkie made and called maple
sugar seemed very tasteless, no mat
ter how much cuffy pretended. And
later, when silkie was taking her nap,
and cuffy had no one To play with he
became SO angry with the make believe
sugar that he struck the little pats Of
snow as hard as he could and spoiled
them, And then, after one look to-
ward the door OF his fathers house..
to make sure that his mother did not
see him--~Cuffy started on trnt down
the mountainside.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09
Revolution Predicted AS
Result OF Prohibition

Syracuse, n Y. Jan, 0.-Revolutlor
Ia likely 10 follow lathe wake og PRO.
hih'ion according 70 the Rev. nr. G
Campbell Morgan. pastor OF westmm.
ster chapel l.ondon now visiting !n
syracuse
Whenever a great country haua,hps
strong drink it must prepare for rsv-
oiatou, he declared from the pulnit
heFe Whom ID maA stops drinking he
"2i 'ns to think AZ that happened in
'tussla "a Ihe revolutionary line has nc
,Urcd aince vodka was ahallh a.
Whenever London soes dfs her East
'lf wll laFisa
Jackson county is now one Of the
1--WE counties ln the state onjoylng Il
county library system, The books will
he sent cat fEan Nadford,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-09

How good cup Of real
fine tea tastes after a fatigu-
ing day of shopping or call
ing! How it drives away
fatigue and gently stimulates
your tired nerves.
But it must be good tea
with rich tea-havor and free
from the disagreeable taste
andinjurious effects softannin.
Schilling Tea is the fine
practical tea of this country.
There are four havors of Schilling
Tea-Japan, Ceylon India, Oolong,
English Breakfast. All one quality In
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
AT grocers everywhere.
Il Settling. s. Co San Francisco
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-08
THE BEST BUY EAST OF 2OTH STREET

HIGHLAND AVE.
 AN ELEGANT BRICK VENEER HOME; 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BEAUTIFUL TILE BATHS, GAss-INcosED SLEEPING PORCH, FRONT AND REAR SLEEPING PORCH; ON FIRST FLOOR IS A LARGE TILE FRONT PORCH; AS YOU ENTER IS A SPACIOUS LIVING ROOM WITH A HANDSOME BRICK MAN TEL; LARGE DINING ROOM WITH FRENCH FOLDING DOORS OPEN ING INTO BRBAKFAT RooM.s CONNECTING BUTLER's PANTRY INTO KITCHEN; NICE BACK PORCH; STAIRWAY ENTERING INTO A FINE CONCRETE BASE MENT AND FURNACE ROOM; GA RAGE AND SERVANTS QUAR- TIERS ON REAR; PRICE s15,5oO; THE BEST BUY EAST OF 0rH ST, TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. SEE
 JAMES A. WOOD
 SALES MANAGER
 KENDRICK-HoUS R. E. &
 INS. co.
 2i1 N. FIST ST. MAIN aF.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-08
HE COST IS sMALL-THE RESULTS LARGE-CALL MAIN 49OO
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K


 HOUSES FOR SALE 1Ot HOME BARGAINS
 NORWOOD
 $10,5OO Strictly modern home on nice street; rooms, large porch; lot e0x1e0; steam heat this can be handled $500 cash and $50 month, interest per cent; no mortgage.
 5000 Modern s-room home and sleeping porch; hot-water heat; lot 7Ox19O; this is a good buy; $.Oo0 cash and $50 month; owner very anxious to sell ac- count going to Florida
 $6,500 Modern, rooms and 2 sleeping porches; nice lot; beautiful home; sl,oO0 cash. balance siooo year; no mortgage to assume.
 S5,250 Modern Groom bungalow; terms to suit.
 $7,85O Beautiful home in heart of Norwood  cash, balance $50 month.
 S6,300 Modern 7-room home only years old; modern to the minute; 5000 and s40 month
 $4,150 Modern furnace-heated home; N. l7th st., s1,ooo cash and s4o month.
 SOUTH HIGHLANDS.
 S9,500 Beautiful modern home east of 20th st; this is a beauty; I rooms and sleeping porch
 $10,50O Modern brick home: rooms; east of. 2Cth st..
 S5,65O Modern s-room home: east of 9oth st.
 $4,650 Modern 7-room home; <. 17th st., be- tween 12th and 18th ayes.
 S6,000 Modern Groom bungalow.
 S5,750 Modern Groom bungalow; years old
 $5, ,250 Modern 5-room bungalow We have many others. See our list before buying. HAGGARD REALTY co. 619 First Nat. Blk. Main 54s6
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-08
WoodlaWn Highlands

Here is the best home in Woodlawn Highlands; located on F. 54th St.. the best part of the Highlands; a beautiful 2-story residence; has every modern convenience, large liy- ing room. music room and breakfast room; 3 large bed rooms and a double sleeping porch there is everything in this home to make you feel like you are living in a palace; it would cost you s10,000 to duplicate it; we will sell for s1S5o and give good terms; possession April 1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-08
4s5o

s4,s50 2G21 Ensley ave, on South Ensley car line and paved street; near Hilltop station; Groom modern bungalow reasonable cash payment and bal ance to suit purchaser 0. D. STEWART & co. 1925 Jefferson County Bank Bldg
 Phone 5SS6 Main
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-08
FAIRFIELD BUNGALOW
 ONLY S5.250

A little far from our office but we cannot resist the opportun- fty of telling you about this wonderful bargain in the pret- ty little suburb; the bungalow Is modern to the minute, has every convenience practically new; located in the best resi- dence section of Fairfield: the terms can be made to suit the purchaser.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K
READ THIS LIST OF HOME BARGAINS


S7500 No. 1919 26th St. Nerwood; rooms you should sec the interior of this home 10 appreciate its value; $500 cash balance to suit purchaser.
 ss 300 No. l16 S2d st., Norwood. beauti - ful terraced lot, 60x190, with S-room modern house: built of the best ma terial and finished in heart pine: this is real bargain; on terms of S2.500 cash, balance reasonable monthly payments.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-08
WAVERLY PLACE 6-ROom Bungalow. S3.O0O

Located on that beautiful driveway. Ave. r. near the end: house number is 203 w. Ave. F and only 4 blocks of the West End car line at Elmwood sta ton; this is a spIendid. we'll built 6-room bungalow with beam ceilings, built-in book eases. large bedrooms; large closets in each room; house is built of extra good material, composition single roof; we can give you immediate posses sion of this house upon the payment of a small cash pay ment, the balance like rent; a look means a purchase.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-08
HOUSES ron SALE i00

EAST LAKE COTTAGE Has 5 rooms, newly paint ed and will be repapered throughout; has new com position roof; with dandy lot; offered for quick sale only $2,650; terms $250 cash, balance monthly.
 EAST LAKE
 Home bargain; has 6 rooms, beautiful lot, an ideal home, large colonial pillars and one of the very best buys in this section of town; has chicken runs; corner lot, 100 feet, and has been redHced to $3,750. for immediate sale.
 NORTH HIGHLANDS 7-room, 2-story, with ev- cry convenience; only $4,200; terms reasonable; with furnace heat.
 SOUTH HIGHLANDS Big pickup in !7-room, g. story house, with furnace heat; alley corner; in splendid location; only $4,650, on terms very reasonable; now rented for S55 per month.
 List your property with me for sale; customers wait ing for homes in all sec tions of city.
 If you want to get out of town and raise your own living, listen to this: With in block of East Lake car line I offer for sale a splendid 7-room modern bungalow with over an acre of ground, including outbuildings, fruit trees and a wonderful garden spot; price S6,250, on very easy terms. We frankly state that this is a bargain and you will believe us by taking a look.
 SOUTH HIGHLANDS BUNGALOW BARGAIN Best 5-room bungalow money can build offered for sale in excellent neigh borhood on South High lands; has large porch with stone all around, beautiful tile bath, cement basement servants room, with ample space for gar age; we would like for you to take a peep at this, and remember the price is $7,250, but it takes the cash; say $3;500, balance assume first mortgage. Phone
 JOHN B. REID
 Steiner Bldg. Main 888O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K
HOUSES TOR SALE FOR SALE

HOUSES fOH SALE 100
 FOR SALE
 A perfectly good 2-story house recently painted;6 rooms, all ceiled, hall up and downstairs, cistern on back porch. small barn and lot 60xts0; 2 large lots in rear running back to creek; very desirable for COW pasture; just 2 blocks from business center of town. Will accept a perfectly good spas senger automobile, preferably Dodge or Buick, for from s1.000 to s1,500. House alone would cost to build to- day s2,50O. Price for a quick sale or trade, $1,65O. Terms to suit pur- chaser. Address John T. Ellis, owner, Montevallo, Ala
 TO PROPERTY BUYERS-If you are seeking homes or investment proper ties in the city or suburbs. don't take the long range method of asking for information over the phone which we invariably decline to give, but call at the office where we can see each other, and talk matters over in per son, and you will get a service that will render you far more satisfactory results. You have more to gain by acting on this suggestion than any one else. B. F. Eborn, st5 Empire Bldg, Main 1197-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-08

Sixroom modern bungalow at Foun- tain Heights; $1,250 cash, balance $50 per month; this is a real good buy and is a lovely home.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
INFLUENZA
AND LA GRIPPE
What to Do for 1t
and PreUent 1t

Order from your druggist 25- cent
box of Hambleton's Quick Kold Kaps
one dose gives almost instant relief
relieves the fever, aching. sneezing and
cold with the first or second dose One
dose taken each night at bedtime is
an excellent preventive.
Hambletons KOLD-RUB should be
used also. Rub well on chest, throat
and back between the shoulders, or APP
ply on wooden cloth around neck and
chest This aids in loosening the cold,
relieving the soreness or pains and
clearing the head. Leave cloth loose
about the throat, allowing the patient
to breathe the vapor freely. This treat
ment each night at bedtime is good
preventive. Kold-Rub sells Csc a bot
tie.
Don't accept any other remedy from
the druggist If he hasn't Quick Kold-
Kaps and Kold-Rub in stock, ask him
to order it from his iobber for you. In
ordering by mail please send r. O.
order to Hambleton Drug Co., sos Mad
tson, Memphis, Tenn. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-14
W|LSON-LANS|NG
LETTERS REVEAL
BREAK IS ANCIENT
Notes Written by Secretary
and President Show Calling
Of Cabinet Meetings Was
Incidental to Resignation.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE CORE
spondence preceding Secretly Lansing's
resignation between the president and
Mr.. Lansing. as made public by the
state department, Is as follows:
THE White House. Washington.
February. 1890.
''My Dear MIR. Secretary:
lis 1t true as | have been told, that
during my Illness you have frequently
called the heads OF the executive de-
partments OF the government into CON
ference? II II Is, | feel II my duty to
call your attention to considerations
until | learn from yGC yourself that
this Is the fact Under our constitu-
tional law and practice, as developed
hitherto, no one but the president has
the right TO summon the heads OF the
executive departments into confer
ence, and no one but the president
and the congress has the right 10 ask
their views or the views of any one
OF them on any public question
II take this matter up with you be-
cause in the development Of every
constitutional system custom and pre-
cedent are Of. the most serious conse-
quence, and l think we win agree
in desiring not to lead In any wrong
direction, | have therefore taken the
liberty of writing YOU 70 ask you this
question, and | am sure you will be
glad to answer
Il am happy to learn from your re-
cent note 10 Mrs Wilson that your
strength is returning.
Cordially and sincerely yours,
WOODROW WILSON,
Hon Robert Lansing,
Secretary OF State