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Gunnison news-champion., 1920-01-16
GENERAL PERSMIlle'S OWN STORY
OF OPERATIONS Of AMERICAN
TROOPS DuRINe THE WORLD war
Commander in Chief Of Expsditioaary Forces Submits
Special Report 10 Secretary Baksr-Fats Of
Central Powers Decided BY Work Of
the United States Army.
F0cH ADMITTED ALLIES WERE FACING DEFEAT

First and Second Divisions in Company With French Moroccan
Troops, Attacked July 10 Without Preliminary Bombard-
ment Smashed Through the German lines Overwhelmed
Both Infantry and Artillery. and Cut the enemys cemmca.
tons Compelling General Retreat From the Marne and
Starting the Military Collapse Which Forced Germany T. Sue
for Peace
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-01-16
Backache and kidneys

Backaohe a any
kind 10 often
caused by kidney
disorder. which
means that tie
kidneys arc not
working proper.
~. Poisonous
matter and urie
acid accumulate
within the body
In great abun-
da n Q o, over
working tho sick
kidneys. hcnce
tho congestion a
blood causes
backache In the
same manner ~ .
similar conees-
ton In the head
causes hendache.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-01-16

The Wyoming ground squirrel is
rapidly extending its range south
ward and becoming . pest thruout
northern Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-01-16
80 gMleeaalan.

AZ great exDrssu1an. wA1cA . q
euReEaeaal suevsy, seems 70 easy .
ueu q - nimple. Furnishes. aftee .
While. to The fnithful 0bssrves. III ON
etandard by which 70 appreciate H.
narsnret Fuller.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-01-16
WHEN YOU SUFFER
FROM RhEUMA1 A1ISM
Almost any man win tell you
that Sloanss Liniment
means relief

Foe practically every man has -
Il who has su6ered from rheumas1e
aches, soreness Of muscles. stiffness q
joints. the results Of weather expoeure
Womes too, By the hundreds q
thousends, ,ss 4 for relieving neusieA
nme baeaes. neufa1gia siek koAdneAa
Clean refreshing. soothinE eeens
eal, Quickly e6eetive Say sS)oo1b
s;s'sfasn ssas,' s. = uE ZsSs rs 1se'ss 8 Z !
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-01-21
RENV pROFITEfRS
WILL BE tHEtkED
Government To Get Line on Prices
Through IucOmc Tax Returns,

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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-01-21
MADDEN NEWS.



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by, and the words Of the little boy as
ne pores over 'he cal'nuar lor con
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-01-21
BEST MEDICINE
HE EVER SAW
Son Gains in WEIGHT and Strength
After Taking MeritOnc.

A1tcr Taking MeTltOnt.
Il want 10 recommend Meritonc as
the best medicine ever saw" said
W. H. Prather, q wcll-known cmployc
OF the ~. c. & ST. L. Ry., of No 4
bessie Street, Chattanooga. Tenn
My sons health was ali run down
after he got up from an attack Of
the influenza. He had no energy at
all and could hardly drag around
His appetite was 60 poor that he didn't
care for anything to eat.
lie kept going down and fell off in
weight and nothing did him any good
Finally ! heard Of Mcritone and
what it was doing for others, and de-
sided to let him try it.
Since taking two botHcs he has
gained FIVE pounds and Ist can't get
enough 10 eat.
That tired draggy feeling has left
MIN and he delights in doing his
schoo! work now.
lie has better color and sleeps
inc In fact, Alcrtonc has made a
new boy out Of him and he is as hap
py as can be-"
Mcritonc is sold exclusively in Lsu-
rcns by Laurcns Drug Co., and by the
following nearby druggists: Gray
Court Drug Co., Gray court; Young's
Pharmacy Clinton; f. V. Golding. Wa
tcrloo Martin Drug Co., Cross Hill;
Enorcc Drug Co., Enoree: Bcason's
Drug Store, Woodruff; Whitmire
Drug Co.. Wh:miro; Redicks Pharm-
acy Fountain mn and is sold by ono
druggist in every town throughout
the state.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-01-21

on compromise reservations to effect
ratification, Senator Borah, Republi-
can, Idaho, made public a letter to
Maj. General Leonard Wood, candidate
for the Republican presidential nom
ination requesting his viows on treaty
questions and Senator Owen, Demo
crat, Oklahoma. issued statement re-
2arding the compromise negotiations
of which he is the sponsor.
Senator Dorah asked General Wood
If he favored permitting the people to
vote on the. issues involved and in
Quircd as to the generals position on
he league OF nations and other treaty
problems.
Senator Owen in his statement de-
carcd that 40 Democratic senator's
would support reasonable rcscrva-
tons and predicted that President
Wilson WOULD accept reservations
adopted BY ,wo-thirds Of tho senate.
Ar. Owen dcplorcd reports Of dis
agrcomcn between President Wilson
and form@ secretary Of state Bryan.
Definite outcome of the bipartisan
conprom@o conferences is expected
this week Leaders continued today
to be far from optimistic.
Senator oven rcvicwne events
leading TO the present conferences. de
clarcd some newspapers were cnculat-
ing rcports calculated to make adjust
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-01-21
CARBON!
Rid System Of Clogged up
Waste and Poisons
with. ."Cascarets."


Like carbon clogs and choltGs a mo-
tor, so the excess bile in liver. and the
constipatcd waste in tho bowels. pro-
dncc foggy brains. hcaMchc, sour, acid
stomach. indigestion, sallow skin,
alccplcSs nights, and bad colds
let gentle. harmless "Cascarcts" rid
the system of the toxins, acids, gases.
and poi8onS which are keeping YOU up
set.
Take taScarctS and enjoy the incest.
gentlcst laxative ccathartic you ever cx-
Derlcnccd Cascarcts never gripc. sick
On or cause inconvenience. They work
while you sleep. A box Of CaScarets
cost so little too.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-01-21
EASES A COLD
WITH ONE DOSE
"Pape'S Cold Compound" then breaks
up u cold In n frM hours

"Pape's Cold Compound" then breaks
up Il cold in Il few hours.
Relief comes instantly. A dose TAX
Ell every two hours until three doses
are taken usually breaks up severe
cold and ends al. the grippe misery.
The very first Aosc opphs your clog
scd-up nostrils and thrair passages in
The head. stops naSp>running, relieves
tihr heatia,iiv, iullncss. feYerishncss.
sneeIinS, soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuttod-up. Quit blowing
and snuitling' Clear your congosted
head. Nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only Il few
cents at any drug store. Ii acts with
OUT assistance. tastes nice. contains no
Quinino-lnsist upon PapcS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-26
Decreased Activity Like
Let-Up on Harvesting Crop

The discussion concerning the drive of the AntISaoon
League Of America for $2500o000 to continue its work at
home and abroad is revealing facts daily which prove the
necessity and wisdom of the campaign said Wayne +.
Wheeler, general counsel of the Ant-Saoon League
To decrease activity at this time would be like refusing
IN harvest crop after had raised it. Our opponents
would not LET quit if desired to do continued
Mr. Wheeler The LIQUOR interests seem disposed spend
ton to all old liquor organizations have been
formed. The association opposed to national prohibition
and the association opposed to the 18th amendment.
In Rhode Island Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey
Wisconsin and several other states organizations and
officials encouraging defiance to national
hbion. They have enacted attempted to enact laws tn
permit certain liquors which the federal pro
hbits and in their campaign with propa ganda in
flaming the lawcss defy the federal prohibition
national 4reh the threat
the liquor % elect 10 weaken
the national prohibition code, and submit the 18th amend
ment and to elect wet legislatures to carry ont their pro
gram sufficient challenge to the friends Of prohibition
get busy rather than omit In addition the activities
home the brewers invading other countries to establish
their trade
The United States made for herself place in history
this bv heipng Others This is the spirit of new age.
The churches have raised aoo0Ooo to advance Chris
tian civilization budget Of billion dollars has
been endorsed for world evaneelization Missionaries tell
that the liquor interests neutraze their work in many
countries investment for this protect
their missionary activities and help the traffic that
hamstrings missionary work.
To educate and mobilize public sentiment in this nation,
sustain and enforce national prohibition itself big
enforcement not confined TO the foreign born An Amer
citizen who awlesneSS cupabc
than anyone else In Of the kind Of opposition face
the opportunity to the greatest hui
mainly, believe that the appeal for S25000dO0
sentative It is certain that there will be let up the
fight as long the opposition continue their present attitude
of hostility and defiance fthe 18th amendment and the
national prohibition code,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-26
Harden Declares Punishment Should
Not Be Melted to Men Who Follow Orders

folk. the abuse OF women and girls
through plnnder and robbery and other
crimes. have tnrfeitAd every claim TO
BE- called human
Whether with the militsrists one re
tom Of the divine order. or with the
pacifsts as the rawlings ot madman
II is that no warfare not even
though defensive, is possible il the
subordinate Officer is conceded the
right to crlticise the commands of his
superior and In case that comma nd
appears to hin, unjust - refuse obe-
1ience,
OPPOSED sra WARFARE.
have never concealed the tact and
the congressional record viii bear me
out that ] regard submarine Warfare
aRa- nst merchant vessels not 10 mon
t5tu the vessels Of nsutrsls az a
r@ASd3 81 'I'arf4ra tcfsfen Vt.5fs+es fte
fu2der'entsI principles OF ,n,erna ttcn 4
tsp. but for that rsason ~ hold tia
.1r oaatire comma nder hirhsellf resp1n-
r.a who AT rtsk " ms own ftte has
cared cut his orders TO DRAG him he
fore . foreisn tribunal and 70 punfss
h'rt-- that scefns TO me- UNJUST
The subordinate. from, the sdnira
or general dowH to the youngest re
cru1t is not in a. position TO decide 4.
10 the basis IN law Of tbs command.
which he receives in war, and before
the tribunal Of humanity he become 81
culpahle only when In exceeding those
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-26
Inception Of the Great Plan to Help
All Humanity Through Prohibition

Special TO The Richmond v7rgfnian J
Greensboro. y. C, Jan. 24--In a
special bulletin issued from state
headquarters of the Law Enforcement
and World Prohibition Movement Or
ganization Director Harvey HolIeman
explains the origin. history and pur-
pose thereof as follows;
soon after the armistice was signed,
about twelve months ago, when with
many prohihitionsts It was a foregone
conclusion that national prohibition
would come, friends OF temperance
began to theorize about what the Anti
Saloon league would do next While
men on This side were theoriZing, cries
We're coming fhm other nations ask
ing for help. Following these sugges-
items. the Anti Saloon league called r
conference at Columbus Ohio. which
tssfAt November Il, lalsa. the s9p26, ,daX
that the president signed the war
time prohibition measure. At thls
gathering were representatives Of TEN
pcfarce organizations from a. least
thirty nations, and These delegates,
with one accord, made their appeals 20
the AntiSaloon league TO come over
and help them. These appeals were
so emphatic that every doubling
Thomas was convinced and the con-
ference went on record unanimously
iavoring the enlargement of the work
OF the Anti-Saloon league for world
prohibition
In June, 1879, at the Anti Saloon
league convention IN Washington.
there came together again delegates
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-26

Law enforcement and the rrohihi-
ton drive was the subject of t1r W
Asbury Christians address st Broad
Street Methods, church last night \
large congregation greeted tbs speak
cr
nr. Christian said there were several
dates II American history which stood
cut like mountain peaks IN their sig
nificancH and Importance.
Fe raetionod the first settlement 81
jamestown the Declaration Of indie
penderce. the surrender Of Gen. Lee,
the Armistice. and the last date is NJ
As far-reaching influence and nf as
great importance as the date when the
tyrany Of more than 36o years Mas
rruke-4-vvr-~rr were
freed. when woraen's prayers were an
swered and when God heard the
chndren's plaiutiVe cries January 10
1890, when the prohibition amendm en'
TO the United States constitution vert
into effect.
Many have undertaken 10 preach
the funeral Of John Rarleyccrn.' said
the speaker. but have not, for the
reason that DO not want 10 preach thf
funeral Of a cuiprlt who IS not dead.
II you t-Airk the liquor traffic X dead
you are one of the worst deceived per
sons / know
TT IS not dead. neither doth il sleep
II is the most active corpse YOU car
imagine 1t has money a plenty and
Is having the brsiHiest lawyers IN this
country 10 try 10 nullify the United
States constitution
He spoke OF the efforts of Rhode
Island. New Jersey. Ohio and other
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-26

from many nations At least fifty of
these addressed tho convention some.
however in broken English, and after
several Joint sessions these delegates
formulated the World League
Against Alcoholism" composed Of
twelve nations Delegates from the
other nations fully approved OF this
organization. but Were not authorized
to commit the temperance orEaniza
tons of their nations. The world is
looking to the Anti Saloon league to
lead in solving this world problem.
Since last June. the calls have been
many and urgent and the fields are
white unto the harvest This Mace
donian Call" IS a command from the
Master to go
want 20 know Americas story. hoN
thh .Anti7Salaon> leaact1o Sucseeded N
lT!ng up the captains of industry and
the men of medical science with tire
leaders 81 education and the Church
Of God for the overthrow. of the le-
gifIzHf ti1uor JfafSF Thev Want tne
data. statistics, and information az
how prohibition has worked or the
results Of prohibition. and il is the
purpose OF the Anti Saloon league to
answer these questions, The invita-
tion'' is urgent. Hcw can they hear
without a speaker, and how can he
speak unless he be sent?
Therefore. the need OF large con-
tributions and much funds at this
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-26
Superdreadnaught
Tennessee Manned
by Natives of State

Washington Jan 25-~-The nav. de-
PARTNERS ~ eep pa Ign f4+4H-the- sll
pcrdreadnAugh Tennessee h. natives
# the state Of Tennessee has been a
com plete success. II was announced
today. Secretary Of the Nav Daniels
has sent this telerra m 10 Governor A.
Fl Roberts of Tennessee:
'T"ieEraphic report received in the
department YESTERDAY SHOWS that TO
date i4J men have been secured in
Tennessee for the superdrAa naueht
Tennessee and other reports clearly
indicate that more than the desired
number for that Ship viii nc secured
realize that this NEST gratifying re.
suit is largely due TO YOUR own per
Soral interest and efforts for which /
hereby tender my hearty conEratula
tons 10 YOU and the patriotic c,tizens
IF Tennessee and assure all Of you of
the deep appreciation of the depart
nent and myself
Accompanied n Captain Richard n
Leigh IT the navy. Governor Roberts
hogan the camnai I'm for recruits Ian
uarl The slogan "a guns crew
trpTr zach town was adopted and il
proved 10 be A winner. In BRISTOL
fou- members ~ the high school team
enlisted in 4 body. In the village II
CroSsVille the town marshal played
practically every able bodied young
man tntn thc service along with him
self The marshal said there was
noNc I'D" left in the town to arrest and
t ~ ~"fore could dispense with his
services Az,
The Tennessee was launched last
AprU She IL a sup,.rdreadnaught Of
the most improved type and will soon
join the pacific feet Five sister ships
~ the Tennessee are now under con
e+ructirn and recruiting campaigns 70
man them NAV he carried on in the
states after which they Kill be named
Tho new ships Will be the California;
Colorado, Maryland Washington and
West Virginia
Construction has been started on six
other superdreadnaughtS som .wta
known as the South Dakota. Indiana
similar to the Tennessee They will be
Montana, North Carolina, Iowa and
Massa chusetts ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-26
POLAND SEEKS AID
AGAINST SOV|ETS
/.
French Mission is Detain-
ed to Hear from Pc
takes Conference
MARSHAL. JOFFRE
STANDS READY
Political Groups Of Bril-
tain and France Still
Averse to Military In
reference in Russia
Bt {. F. BFRTF.TJJ

Paris Jan. Is It Mess J11vd c.eo-~n
a han9ons the policy toward the Rn..
sian coViet government advocated nv
me british lahorttes AMI section Of
tho liberals and adopts the belIfrorent
views defended by the tories his carly
fall from power is predicted hv din
ioT8fs here
The visit ~ the Polish premier. NJ
Pstek, 70 London today il solely for
the purpose of making last apr,eaI L,
the British premier tn take advantages
IF the latest ulttmatun1 OF the soviet
government, demanding an INN ediats
armistice, hy sending = strong rapiv
! followed by the shipment ~ tronns
and the despatch ri the feet to hA,r
Poland in the drive against the Bo,.
sh eviki
In view If Patek's conferences with
LIoyd-fTeorre, the French militia ~
mission headed by Marshal Fncn.
which was ready TO start for warsaw
Yesterday, has been postponed for 4
remains.
Fech will soon GO tc, Warsaw TO zr-.-
E1nize the campaign
The troops will be under the eo,r,~
nand CT Marshal Joffre. who was re-
called from Switzerland By an urgent
} order, but the high command wifi a.
t-olve upon Foch. who viii be responsf
) 50 a1A~&uS sScitSIAI aCONQUCI OF tn fh-
! r-aiiied operations. -
! While th4 news Is ofrictaify danfed.
IL is neverthAl~kH true. the only nh~
stacle to an imm ediate decision being
the political n1aneuvres calculated IL
bring around to the warltke yYAwnaint
the political groups in France and
Britain which arr still averse 10 mill
itary iAterferenoe In Russia.
I The need for the adoption of strorg
j measures toward Russia is felt more
keenly in France than in England for
II is argued here that the former has
not the same interest as the latter T.,
the outcome OF a resumption of co-n
rnNrc1al relations with revolufiopary
Kussia which would be hound to omen
the way for communist propaganda in
continental Europe which would TIM.
nav the price for the protection Of
Eritain eastern possessions from tha.
ga me danger
I'm order to overcome the oprositior
OF the non -interventtonist parry ia
England and At the same time sxsurs
protection 70 British interests in India.
diplomats here are considering th@
plan for leaving the Turks rnasters Of
Consta ntlnople. This attitude aIs<, IN.
nuenced by the desire to prevent 4 riE-
ing of the Mussulu1ens who are res
ported ready 70 start holy war
should the Peace conference MAXI
decision adverse to Turkish interests.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-26
GAY SNAKES ARE AN
ECONOMIC ASSET

New York, Jan. s5.--Ev. being now
dead enough 70 render II unlikely that
she viii return 70 combat the theory
unless. pe-chance, through the medium
OF the auiJs board charlpi OF thu
snake and has arisen In thu person Of
pr. Allen Samuel Williams. national
director Of the Reptile Study Of Amer
lea Or Williams holds no brief for
poisonous snakes, but for those Of thu
non poisonous variety he asks kind
treatment from all rnen whose friends
he describes them TO be. Hs xaid to-
dsv
Far fetched as the tdsa may sDnnA.
-akes have very rAal oeaFfnr IN
the cost Of living. Because they Ted
almost exclusively on rodents. ana hs-
Gauss rodents destroy annually mn.
hons Of dollars worth Of xratn--not 10
mention other losses such ~ killing
acres and acres Of fruit trees. caustng
ranv fires and spreading diseaeo
among animals and people--our SNAKES
are an economic asset Of great yafua
Did you know that one small snake
VIII eat from three to ave mice
week This gives some idea Of the
control snakes exercise over rodent
increase
Protection Of non poisonous snakso
is TO be sought in New York and New
Jersey b. the Introduction Of bills In
the legislatures !
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-26
SUSPICION POINTS TO
WIFE AS SLAYER

Fer'in, Jan. ss.--BAron ron Happen.
rrprrer If Countess ff4ten, lady Ia
waiting TO the ex-AnprAes has been
found murdered by an Injection OF
n0rph1a while he was asleep The
crime is said tn have been committed
at the Irstigation If the baroness by
her ffteen vnar-old daughter who is
weak minded and said 10 be addicted
to Tire use IF mnrphts
II is alleged that the baroness who
was Miss Fickers an American, de
sired 10 return 10 the United States
IT, that the baron had refused te per
1876 this Following rhs discover Of
Tie baron death y was found tina :
Tho baroness had red with the family
j wells and her husband check book
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-01-26
BRITISH AMBASSADOR
THINKSALLMAY AGREE
ON THE RESERVATIONS
Wadsworth Explains
Note On Return
of the Railroads

Washington. Jan. Ex-senator
Wadsworth. of New York. today made
public copy Of A letter which he
sent 10 q. H. Sines, vice president of
the Brotherhood of Railway trainmen.
explaining his vote IN favor of the
return of the railroads 10 their priva to
owners and his vote against striking
out the anti-strike clause Of the Cum
Minis bill In his letter Senator Wads-
worth said
You ask me why voted 10 return
the railroads to their private owners
.satA-4 fata-t-f ttaase 4 vice fern a4-
Director General McAdoo ard Of Di-
rector General Hines did So be
cause believe the railroads would
be better maintained when operated
h their owners under Federal super
vision than they have been by the
government itself All my observa
tions lead me to believe that gov
ernmental operation is Inefficient.
Never has the government had
better opportunity of displaying its
ability to run great railroad systems
than has our government during the
last two years. Complete and abso-
lute power was pu. in the hands Of
the government by the legislation
which we passed In 1917. No restrlc~
tic rs OF any kind were imposed, no
rules laid down It is n matter Of
&C mmon knowledge that the service
has deterinrated 10 say nothing Of the
equipment and the rights ~ way.
4 believe that governmental opera
ton spells the end OF enterprise and
Initiative and con6de the greatest
transportation systems ~ the country
into the hands ~ a bureaucracy re
mote from the people and OF very
necessity. unrssponsiv4 and iethargic
The sooner We return the railroads ~
n cir owners ~ be operated ny them
under adequate supervision bv the
federal government the better il w!ll
he for the country"