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Paje Two -aaXa THE ASHEBORO COURIER, ASHEBORO, N. C THUESDAX. OCTOBia fc, hi; m .a 41 "" ii 4 I ASPIRIN FOR HEADACHE PRESIDENT'S ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS AS TO Aim STATUS IINHFR mVFNANT "zyr- on Genuint av wii w mi w viivwi vvibiuuu Aspirin say Bayer Vital controversial questions touch ag the rights, .obligations and pre rogatives of the United States as a member of the League of Nations have been categorically answered by President Wilson in the course of his tour of the Pacific Coast. The ques tions propounded to him involve the principal objections which various in dividuals and organizations nave urg ed against certain provisions of tne League Covenant. These questions, and the answers which President Wilson has returned to them, are as follows: Q. Is there any provision in the covenant which will require the Unit ed States to engage in war without a declaration of war by Congress? A. There is none. Q. Why give the British Empire 6 votes in the assembly while the Unit ed States has only one. A. The six votes are given to the several self-governing paits of the British Empire, but the single vote of the United States is in every matter of action of equal authority with the six votes of the British Empire, In as much as every active policy of the League requires the unanimous vote of tne states represented in the coun cil, there, the vote of the United States. when it has proved that its change of constitution is genuine and permanenk and that it has, in fact, as well as In forb, aligned itself witn the free self-governing peoples. Q. What stands in the way of with drawal from the League T A. Nothing. Withdraw! is lea en tirley to the choice and decision of the nation proposing to withdraw, and th posing requirement that at the time of ' withdraw! it shall have tu! lied all iw' international obligations and its ob ligations' under lhe covenant of the League is in obligation only upou its own conscience. Q. Under the covenant dosj the Na tion obligate itself to assist any n jm ber of the l.eagve in putting down re bellion of :ls subjtits or conquered peoples . It doie not. Q. Un lor Lie covenant cap this na tion independently nxognize a jro".! u- ment whos people seek to achieve or Insist on "Barer Tablets of Aspirin" in a "Bayer package," containing propel direction for Headache, Colds, Fain, Neuralgia, Lumbago, and ' Rheumatism. Name "Bayer" mean genuine Aspirin prescribed by physiaians for uistisen yers. kandy tin boxes of !i tablet east few cents. Aspirin it trade mark f Bayer Manufacture of Mono acetic acidester of Salicylicaoid. Obituary la Memory Mrs. & C CraafoH Nancy Marti tia Cranford nee Elliott was born May 5, I860, and died Octo ber 1, 1919. She professed faith is Christ at the age of fourteen years and joined tne church at ML Ebal. After her mar riaire to S C. Cranford in 1877. she imovet her membership to Concord1 church oi whk.i her husband was a member. She v as faithful at church and Sunday- school when abie to be there. Sister Cranford had many noble traits of character, always cheerful, ' kindhearted, loving, unselfish and true. I It was an inspiration to be in her presence, for a spirit of sunshine, joy and gladness seemed to be present 'wherever she was. i During her last sickness her suffer- Um? was intense, but through it air she manifested a wonderful spirit of. patience and faith, cheefully accepting the Divine will. Sister Cranford leaves a husband, one son, and one daughter, of her im mediate family, nine children having ' preceded her to the "Land that is farier than day." On the 2nd day of October in the Tk Stmrymfo Tmmt Cmptai t tn th New minis atlklir thorn who qualify fur Disbar rsUsns la March 1199 A. P. NUssoo, caJiatad ia the Miry aa an Apuc csrtsos fla iiiaa. 3rd cssss. la April aa was racra un i arret vtam. nia pa cooay m !. par nth. A mans lire among men ! Mrs. Sarah Louisa Spencer, wife of nresence of vast multitude of sorrow- Evans Spencer, was born June 4. 1848. ino- have achieved their independence from and died October 15, 1919, aged 71 body in the grave in the' cemetry at a member of the League.' years. The deceased was a daughter Concord church. The church she loved A. The independent action of the 0f Minitiee Swift. She first marri J so well. Goverment of the United States in a Harman Cox, who died many years "Servant of God well done! matter of this kind is in no way limited ago, and to this union were born the Thy glorious warfare's past or affected by the covenant of the following named children: John Cox, The battle's fono-ht the virtorv's won League ot Nations. now of Kansas; Artemus Cox, who And thou art crowned at last." I Q. Under the covenant are those sub- died in High Point about a year ago, Mav the God of all grace comfort 1 nect nations or people only tr.at are and Eva Cox, living near Archdale. the broken hearted husband, the' Does Article X in any way com- mentioned in the peace treaty entitled After remaining a widow for several children the relatives and friends' O. mit the United States, without its con- to me rigni oi sen ueiermmaiion, or years .witn ner tnree little children to who are left behind. sent, to aggressive action in case of dose the League possess tne ngnt to care for, she again married her sur-, j jj VARNER, external aggression committed by any 'accord a similar privilege to other sub- viving husband, and to this union sue ' Farmer N.C nation against any member of the jocts nations or people ? became the mother of the following '. " League? I A. It was not possible for the Peace named children: Marvin Spencer, C. KIT T n RAT A It does not Conference to act with regard to the 0. Spencer and May Spencer. These IYIIjijo IVilo a -t -li i- p- T- l - "if tii -self determination of any territories are all living. The deceased was a and mice that's RAT-SNAP, th.; old Article ,, 1 aragraph : it trie except those which had belonged to tne consisten member of the Friends reliable rodent destroyer. Comes in nispuu. unwciii mt paints is iiaiim.il (lPfe;.t.d emDire. but in this covenant church .it. Snrino-fiplil nnrl vua tnmi-n cakes no mixing with other fonii. of the League of Nations it has set up by her neighbors as being a woman ot Your money back if it fails. (v tho first, timp in Article 11. a fomlYl PYmntanr .Vii-ifion .1 pofnr 9. ei'so ( ract nnAiinrli few nantrv by international law is solely within tn .. l,,',., .,11 r!..,;ms nf snlt'-.lt.nminnt- rra.lv tn r.olr, ntl,OTO r Vlthpr. nr ellnr ion which are likely to disturb the nearest neighbors said that he had 50c. size (2 cakes) for chicken house, peace of the world or the good under- lived by her for many years and he coops, or small buildings. n uu size (a cakes) enousrh tor all and out buildings, storage build- and factory buildings. Q. Why was the case of Ireland not can be said that truly a erood woman Sold and guaranteed by Cox-Lewis heard at the Peace Conference ? And has gone to join that innumerable Harrware Company, Asheboro, N. C. 'what is vour position on the subject for multitude who came ud throup-h creat. A. There is no possibility of such self-determination of Ireland? tribulation and washed their jobes a question as the immigration of trie A. The case of Ireland was not heard and made them white in the blood of Japanese into the United States be- at the Peace Conference because the the Lamb, ing taken out of our hands by any ac- Peace Conference had no jurisdiction n.. lion ol the League. 'over any question of that sort which ULhl molner' yurs laDors one of them, and if found bv the Council to arise out of a matter which the domestic jurisdiction ot tnat par ty, the Council shall so report, and shall inaKC no recommendations as to htamling between nations upon which had never heard her say and unkind 1.0C its settlement. Lnder this provision, the cacc of the wolld depends, can be word about any person. She bore her farm .s there any possibility ot such a brought. sufferings without a murmur and it ings, ; question of the immigration Japanese being taken out hands ? the our O,. Is the covenant, as done, . nn-l fr..4. ...i.:..l, the treaty of peace, an added cruaran- ed to the.lefo.ite.I emnires. Mv nosition Iour Daule IOU&nt an(l Jou tne tee t'.-.at Japan will I'ulfile her promise on the subject of self-determination Dr. Burrow Dead Dr. Lansing Burrow, of Americus, Ga., died October 17, 1919, at the age of 77 years. He had been the secre are tary of the Southern Baptist conven tion and leading minister of the con vention for thirty years. to return Shantung to China? A. It is an added guarantee, and a pruaiantce, moreover, for the just treatment of China by all nations. Q. Upon what terms, and under what conditons, will Germany he ad mitted to the League of Nations? A. It is expected that Geramny will he admitted to the I. ague of Nations victory won With a crown on your head, a harp SOUTH IS TURNING ii vour nan for Ireland is expressed in Article 11 f u . : ,..u:u l , r me tuveiiauu in wu.Lii i may oav i i, 11 . c it . , was particularly interested, because it At e,Kate of Hcaven WI" ,. . i r', . To welcome your loved ones to that and freedom of the world that a forum .-liould he created to which all peoples could bring any matter which was likely to affect the peace and freedom oi tne world. AGAINST CALOMEL Heavenly land. Will You Spend 50c. on RAT-SNAP, To Save $100, 1 Mi. Dodson, the "Liver Tone" Man, Responsible for Change for the Better Every druggist in town has noticed a great falling off in the sale of calo Ree! them off "Rio's .Gibraltar, Ceylon. Yokohama all the great ports of the world are they only places on the map to you or are they porta where you've gone sail ing in from 'the high seas with every eye along the shore turned admiringly on your big ship your ship I Every ocean has a United States ship sailing for some port worth seeing. If you've any call in you for a full life join, and color all your years ahead with memories of things worth seeing with knowl edge worth having with an inex haustible fund of sea tales and adventures picked up ashore and float that will make you a wel come man in any company. Work? ture, and a man's work it is, among men. Play? well, rather, withabunch of men who know how to play. These comrade of yours carry in their ears the sounds of great world cities, of booming guns, of swashing sees sounds you will share with them and that wilt never die away. And when you come home, you'll face life ashore with level eyes for Uncle Sam trains in aeif. reliance as well as self-respect. The Navy builds straight men no mollycoddles. Bnliat for two year. Excellent opportunities for advancement. Four wks holidays with pay each year. Shore leave to see in land siehts at ports visited. Men always learning. Good, food and first uniform outfit free. Pay begins the day you enlist. Qet fill information from your nearest recruiting station. If you do rot know where the nearest recruiting station is, ask your . Postmaster. He knows. Shove off ! - Join the MRS. DANIELS' DECLARATION .Mrs. Josephus Daniels Declared to the U. I). ('., Which Met in Ilih i'om;. Thai She Loved America .More Af ter Crossing the Sen. At Lie annual meeting of the Unit ed Daughters of the Confederacy, which was conducted in Ilif;h I'oiiu, recently, Mrs. Daniels said: "My recent trip to Europe with Mr. Daniels," bepan Mrs. Daniel--, "taught me to love my country more than ev er. It was surely an inspiring sight' to si'e Old (.lory proudly Haunting In the midst of the national emblems of so many other countries and it mar;e.i one's bosom swell with pride to lie privileged to acknowledge all to our flag. "The war was like a great divide stream flowing in one direction and one in the other. America has passed over this divide and is now en tering upon a new era. Never in the "FIDDLE-FIT" i One rrv nlfr enr, UMi r,n roi ti, rnel. They all give the same reason. Javerayc rat will rob you of $lfa year Dlson's Liycr Tone is taking its in ieea, emcks ana property dostruct- , . . , , inn K A I -.N fJ A H la r ni n -. .fc vc.i w 1 1 1 v. i ia tiuiiKLiuuo tnu ucuuic rviiv w ii. ivuuayn fl Liivci j. uiie ia Cancer Doctor to Beat Ulah Cremates after killing. Leaves no Keep Liver and Bowels Clean and Active with "Cascarets" Dr. W. M. Biggers, of Georgeville, N. C, will be at Ulah, five miles south of Asheboro, October 25, from 8 clock a. m., until 5 o'clock in the afternoon. He offers medical treat ment for any one suffering from can cer, works reasonable and guarantee! his work. smell. Ccmes in cakes. Rats will pass Personally guaranteed by every drug-j up meat, grain, cheese to feast on glst who sells ll- A large bottle does' 0'c KAT-SNAP. Three sies, 23c 50c Ilou LObl' verJ mucn DUl 11 11 laus 10 $1.00. Sold and miarantced by Cox- ve ?a,sy rel,ef everV case. of li.ver! UwisHardware C, and AslVcboro siuggisnness anu constipauon, just q j rj yilrtArtnA TT1U XT r Drug Co., Asheboro, N. C. . ask for your money back. JJOV: J. 1. V 11110300011, UmD.N.L. Dodson s Liver lone is a nlpasnm-i ' ' 'I purely What Kind of a Man Must of the House Be? 1 You Are Young legiancc the Head lasllnK, purely vegeiame remedy, i i harmless to both children and adults. I i Take a psoonful at nierht and wake up I '-""----"-"" We nil know that the head of the foolino- fine- nn hiUnnunouu ci-V hoiirl- vour nrnsmpcta tnr niirrana nm trnnA A miilfihiJ. Dn.lil,u,n. CfnninLl oick iieadacne, oinousncss, coaieu home must be a Christian man. He ache, acid stomach or constipated ' era and Typists are wanted by banks, mills, railroads, and other large corpota-l tongue sour, gassy stomach a ways must not be a drunkard, nor thief, bowels. It doesn't gripe or cause in- tions at attractive salaries. I three this to torpid liver: delayed, ti, hin, r.f lifo hr. lo-i,lc . wr.nl, l n v, t ,j m, Pmnun . ti,. .,.nn..j.t.j n..i i. u n:n - - --.w - - ....v 1 - j ,-w.xsi jf v j wiu w a. vvvuuvi uvuvu nut m insy not expect anything else but his chil- lent calomel. Take a dose of calomel' Attend an accredited school and go "over the top" in the business world. Etwj-I iren u lead tne same, it ne is a today and tomorrow you will feel ooay endorses KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE RALEIGH, N. G CHARLOTTE, N. C fermenting food in the bowels Poisonous matter clogged in intestines, insU-ad of being cast out of christian he must take time to teach weak ,sick and nauseated. Don't lose the system is re-absorbed into the uio -hWArcr, tr, livo Q frirfisn iif o ,i oiooo. wnen ims poison reacnes tne v.. -.uji.tron r,f r.rwi delicate brain tissue it causes conges- ... x " , tion and that dull, throbbing, sicken- f he Zfs off some town to work, ing headache always leave his wife and children Cascarets 'immediately cleanse the comfortable. See that they have plen- ... u i: ..i tv of wood, food and monev. He must t; , r v"-1- MOIlliiCIl, lenitive Llie hUUI. UUUlKfaLCU , , , . , , I m n ou, ,ieat,C0"nV:y have tne food anl foul gases, take the excess helP hl,s wife do the house work and w.i u,, iaugniers oiuie Confederacy bie frorn the liver and carry out all mn st.cn tinparallclel opportunities the constipated waste matter and poi- : uerV,C?L "7er lVf0,e Jiave 0"s n the bowels. . nai tne virtual made-to-order' a r'ouomt r.r,i,rV.t chances America's ta.sk now is to feeling clear, rosy and as fit as a fid he p make this world cleaner, spirit- die by moming. They work while you ually and morally and in this task the Kleep , U. IX C.'s will play an Important 1 ' . Part" Ikatiomai aiito theft I Mrs. Daniels sat down amidst he:ir. , i aw i PA5Fn to defend our flag and hold it ud for ty and prolonged applause. It was liberty and justice, he mubt be ready several minutes before the next fea-' Th nntinnnl ..tmnhil. thpft law and full of patriotism. He must not mie un uie program could be nounced. The freedom of the never leave all the drudgery for Ijer to do. Whenever she ic sick stay with her and care for her. He must not leave hi a home work for the children to do, but of course give the children some home duty to do so as to make him feel like he is a boy or girl of Borne use. Whenever Uncle Sam calls his men 1 1. . . I A an- wh ch has been advocated for some mswuer, nor ucaerver, dwiuk u 'lima v, v, ruuinio nf MnrrK Porniino he is a slacker it will mean a coward- citv wan tn. .. .r,n ...i k ik. at. ly name and if he is a deserter it will Jew; 'he de-egates by Mavor D. A. Thpro i rrrlv town in th state "ean that he is not willing to hold t-tai.ton. who d.-'werud the ad lies of where automobile thieves have not "P our flag and do his bit for America, welcome on behalf of the city. The been doing their stealing. The steal- If he ha8 a 80n old enough to go to mayor was immensely pleased to have ing had become a very crooked busl- Wttr he rnUBt ur?c m d w dutY more than 200 representative women ness, and cars from North Carolna l nclP Uncle Sara. If the father hi from every section of the state spend have been carried to other states and 100 ol1 10 h'mself he must try to a while in High Point. He thought the sold and there seems to be a scyndi- buy u of o0"1" and sUmps he advertising possibilities resulting cate of the thieves. .?;.,,. , therefrom would be too great to be The bill approved by the Senate He "noii'd always try to control his calculated. provides: , temper and never speak rough and T. J. Gold, on behalf of the Com- "That whoever shall transport or harsh, but correct his children kindly mercial Club, welcomed the omen to cause to be transported in interstate ani1 "triv "rd to give them all a the city. He declared he considered and foreign commerce a motor Tehi- Rood .education, t a great privilege to extend a wei- rip. Wnnwlnir th lam tn have hn 1 stolen, shall be punished by a fine or taamberutn MraRh Remedy the not more than $6,000 or by imprison- Mo' Reliable ment of not more than five years, or both. come to daughters of the men who wore the gray and who fought for an ideal. Other addresses of vn.-omt were delivered by J. J. Farris, of the cham ber of commerce: Mrs. H. A. White, of the woman's club; Mrs. J. E. Hay den, president of the High l'olni chapter Daarhtera of tha Conf&rim. ey, and by Captain Charles D. Dowd, of the Illgjt Point chapter of veterans. Th res onse was delivered by Mrs. Walter Woodward. Other spealora included M.3. LTar hall Williams, represent in 7 the North Carolina Daughters of the Rev- lutim, and Mrs. W, O. 8pencr, f nm samsj orrsnitaiion; Miaa Gertrade . well, the North Carolina Suffrage . iMiwj sium V4ara i. tox, Wort Car ollaa Faderatlna of Women's aurn: t-wrmj L Mett, North Carolina . untied tamrweratsr Veterana. a Urn. Felix Harvey, of Klnatoa. ' Onlr one aaloa hiA CM day morning and the eonveatioa im- vwiateiy adJowrnM after dinner. Childron Ory i After many yean cxperienc in toe fiats a Ift mrA Attiao.itiMisk maJIaIsbu "That whoever shall, with intent to iare rnny who JcSSSZ depHce the owner of the possession Uln, other :TO, tela, Greenville, Ills, write: -Cham-barter or dispose of any motor berlaln'a Cough Remedy has been used vehicle moving as. or which is Dart i . y:. v ' -j l!7" 72. xorcfzn com mere, knowlna ihm mnm MM M AAm a V- wi-i ua.u a. 1 a I ' L It L , . ivl VVIUI WIU VIVIKUNU HVUU1CI. to have been stolen, shall bepunl.bed.We find it to be the most reliable eongh medicine we have used." vi iiHviwniiiKni vs ov irivrv VUJU1 b year, or both." PROHPT RELIEF lot the tdd-dlstresoesi atossach, try tv or tare after weals, Cl-rfri tm C tot) r Krsp fr atarli a X t t Mra. W. C. Hooker Deasl On last 8aturday night, October 18, lira. W. C Hooker died at her homo la South Asheboro. She was 78 yean old. and leaves her husband and elev en children aad one brother to mourn her loaa. Mrs. Hooker was a constant wlfa fand a loving mother. - , . If ' roar children are MibWt to frouB gt a bottle of Chamberlalni Coush JUroedy, and wh the attack tnm. oa he careful to folow the plata rrintH f!i'rrtioTi. Ymi s-i'l rgp. vr'"i st the ffikk reli? h it sf- pillliillga.M! . i. f rj M 5ritoAra ros B that Iht (Woe bt M I lAe migarmtUt mnd do M no xpcl prtmlurrj M , Y or componat ' E TT CtmmU ait) Sets' rfmhm tm sssnKSir tswM mk. m 90 ttfntt mr faa MO 4rt) tm a ' lisii ss ttmitmm. ' Wm tnmtlf fsrsaiuss1 fM fSsw m tt l If you want to know what rare and unusual . enjoyment Camels provide smoke them in comparison with any cigarette in the world at any price! . CAMELS are a cigarette revelation any way you consider them 1 Take quality, or refreshing flavor and fragrance; , or, that wonderful mellow - m ild -smoothness you never before got in a cigarette smoke! Yet Camels are so full-bodied and so full-of-satisfaction you marvel that so much de- light could be put into a cigarette! Camels expert blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos makes them so irresistibly appetizing! And, the blend explains why it 4s possible for you to smoke Camels liberally without tiring your tastel You will prefer Camel t to either kind of tobacco amoked straight! You'll realize pretty quick, too, , that among the many reasons you smoke Camels . is their freedom fronrany unpleasant ciga retty afterfaste or unpleasant dgaretty odorl Once you know Camels you won't take much atock in premiums, coupons or gifts! You'll prefer Came! quality R. X REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., WhmJU3m, KC
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