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THE CHARLOTTE NEWS FEBRUARY 11, 191&. a 1 wish it was possible for 'everyone who supers from constipation to know nhn n CaldvciTs Syrup Pepsin. It U pleasant fo tne afe, docs not gripe, end the result is sure. (From a letter to Dr. Caldwell writ ten by Mr. R. A. Laney, 'Alexandria, La ) Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a com bination of simple laxative vherbs with pepsin, pleasant to the taste, gentle ' in action and posi tive in its effect. It relieves constipation quickly, without griping or strain, and . is a standard family remedy. DR. CALDWELL'S yrup Pepsin The Perfect Laxzti-ce Sold by Druggists Everywhere 50 cfs. 0) $1.00 .- -i-i.'AL BOTTLE CAN BE OBTAINED. FREE OF CHARGE. BY WRITING TO sr. n. caldwell. 453 Washington, street, monticello. Illinois save all the good heels; they can be used to patch other heels that have holes too large to darn. When a tablecloth is so worn out that recutting into napkins is a waste of time, make roller towels of it for the kitchen. Even though worn they will last surprisingly long. In opening your jelly glasses save the parafin for next year's jelly mak ing, for the parrifln can be melted and used with equal success again. Do you want to save wear on your stockings? Then glue a scrap of vel vet very smothly on the inside of each shoe heel. DANIELS TO ADDRESS THE LEGISLATURE HELPFUL HINTS FOR WOMEN AND THE HOUSEHOLD !RS. By ELSIE . WILLIAMS. Cheese Souffle. Melt two tablespoonfuls of butter; rr.ove from fire; add two table connfuls of flour, stir smoothly, add ..-iicip of milk. Boil five minutes; r'A yokes 3 eggs; one-half cup finely .rated cheese. Remove from fire; in stiffly heaten white of three when sauce is cold pour in ;:-t?red dish; set in hot water; bake :--n minutes in moderate oven. When - ti! puffed and delicately browned re move and serve at once. out by a- lemon squeezer, or, better, a meat-press. From two to four ounces of 'juice can generally be obtained. This, seasoned with salt, may be given cold, or warmed by placing the cup which holds it in warm Avater. It should not be heated sufficiently to coagulate the albumin which is in solu tion, and which then appears as flakes of meat floating in the fluid. Raleigh,, Feb. 11. The members of the legislature are to be in joint ses sion Thursday to hear an address by Secretary of the Navy Josephus Dan iels, who has accepted an invitation from the legislature to address a joint session. Thursday was settled upon for the reason that Secretary Daniels will be here on that date to address the annual session of the state confei ice of social service, with Dr. Howard Rondthaler of WinstonSalem, presid ing at the head of this work for the past year. It is at this conference that child welfare is always given special consideration and there is to be special stress this year for the control of venereal diseases and a North Carolina program for this week is to be mapped out during the conference. CLASS'ATHLETICS. Chapel Hill, Feb. 11. Class atn letics have started off this quarter at the State University with every indi dation that they will begin a new era in the physical life of the insti- Oven Fried Potatoes. Feel raw potatoes very thin and cut :r.to long narrow strips in imitation of French Fried potatoes. Measure cse-half tablespoonful of fat. Grease ic-tom of pan with it; dot top of rctatoes with the rest; sprinkle with s little salt. Bake the potatoes on the i-:nter shelf of a very hot oven tor . c-:t a half hour, when they should re done. Serve on a hot plate. It is ::rd to distinguish them from French fried: and think of the fat saved! Measles comes on rather gradually with cough, sneezing, watery eyes and nose, much like ordinary severe cold in the head. The eruption appears after three or four days, first upon the face and neck as small red spots, and spreads slowly over the body. In infants and during the winter season it is likely to be very serious on ac count of the danger of bronchitis and pneumonia, which frequently accom panies it. In children over four years old it is is generally not severe. No child should be voluntarily exposed to this disease, and particularly one who is delicate or prone to disease of the lungs, should be protected against it. When discarding children's lose, WHY IT INCREASES Hair arrovrtS lm stimulated and lis frequent removal Is necessary Yvhen xaerely removed from the surface of the skin. The only logi cal and practical vray to remove hair in to attack it under the akin. DeMirncle, the original annltary liquid, does tblm Ity absorption. Only genuine DeMirncle has a money-back artxaTantee -In each package. At toilet counters In 60c, 91 and $3 sixes, or by mail from us In plain wrapper on receipt of price. FREES book mailed In plain sealed envelope on rcqnent. DeMlracle, 129th St. and Park Ave.,3levc York tution. They have taken on a bigger significance in response to an earnest demand of college men who in. the army camps and S. A. T. C. caught a vision of what vigor and health means to the student. The Y. M. C. A. has taken the lead in the movement. The business man agement of the University has gen erously furnished athletic equipment and is co-operating with the Y. M. C. A. to make class athletics a success. The committee to organize class ath letics and draw up plans for putting them on a substantial basis is now busy. In addition to basketball and tennis, soccor will be introduced as a new class sport. Mass athletics will also be introduced to furnish exercises for those students who cannot play any of these games. MR. TALBERT RECOVERING. Salisbury, Feb. 11. Revenue Officer Frank C. Talbert is recovering nicely from the wound inflicted some nights ago when he was attacked by a gang near Kernersville. The bullet that entered above the knee ploughed its way down to the lower part of the calt of the leg and was cut out there. Mr. Talbert will, however ,be kept on crutches for some weeks. SIMPSON GETS $10,500VERDICT Fireman Hurt in Collision of February, 1917, is Win ner in Civil Court. The jury in the. case of W. F. Simp son yesterday afternoca awarded the plaintiff damages in the sum of $10, 500 in his suit against Southern .Pub lic Utilities Company. The plaintiff had sought. $50,000 damages, claiming that he was permanently injured. He received his injuries when a city fire truck upon which he was riding collid ed with a street car at the intersec- Mi EURALGIA or Headache Rub the forehead and temp!e3 with Yd u r B o dych i-ai- NEW PRICES 30c, 60c $1-20 tion of South Boulevard and Park avenue on February 16, 1917. At the tim of the accident Mr. Simp sea was a member of the. Fifth street fire department and the truck was re sponding to an alarm of fire that had been 'turned to. from a Dllworth box, but which proved to be a false, alarm. In the collision that occurred between the fire truck and th street car the Fir eniaa George Spittle received in jur lea, from' which he died, and a num ber of other firemen were injured. It was argued by the plaintiff that the street car failed to stop as it should have done at the time the fire alarm sounded. The defendant com pany claimed that the fire truck was going at a reckless speed and beiag driven in a reckless manner. Col. T. L. Kirkpatrick represented th plaintiff in the action and the de fendant was represented by Osborne, Cocke & Robinson, assisted by T. C. Guthrie. The defendant had not filed notice of appeal yesterday afternoon, but it is expected to do so. When Baby Ts Teething. GPtOVE'S BABY BOWEL MEDICINE will correct the Stomach and Bowel troubles. Perfectly harmless. ' Sea directions on the bottle. IMPOVERISHED BLOOD Here's Proof That Vinol Enriches the Blood. Bradford, Pa. "I have used Vinci for impoverished blood. I-was broken out with a rash and rundown so it was hard for me to keep about my work. After i trying v Beef, Iron and Wine and other medicines- without benefit Vinol enriched my tiood and improved my condition very rapidly." "Rose Lasky. There is no secret about Vinol. It owes its- success in such cases to beef and cod liver peptones, iron and manganese peptonate3 and glcero- phosphates, the oldest and most fa mous body building and strength cre ating tonics. Liggett's-Jordan Drug Store, R. R. Beatty's 3 stores and druggists .everywhere. The Logical Treatment Direct Quick Effective For the MOST OBSTINATE CASES Sold by all Druggists. a How do you cook rice? Is your rice : pastry mass when it is cooked, or or? each grain stand out as a fiakey individual unit? To cook rice prop--riy, first pick it over for any small pieces of dust or dirt; place it in a v:re strainer under running water, ribbing it well between the hands and ?a?hing it until the water in which i Is washed is clear. Then drop the little by little into rapidly boiling -T?r that has been salted, using reive times as much water as rice. Xep the water boiling rapidly so that " e rice is kept constantly in motion. jol: the rice for twenty-five or thirty invites, drain it saving the water in winen it is cooked, ut tne rice in -.ire strainer, rinse it thoroughly vith scalding water. The water in which the rice was oked can be used as a basis for 5:ups and white sauces. Food Formulas for Children. Beef Juice. One pound of rare steak, cut thick, slishtly broiled, and the juice pressed NO MORE CATARRH (naranteed Treatment That Has Mood the Test of Time. '."p.tarrh cures come and catarrh 'r-s go. but Hyomei continues to heal "arm and abolish its disgusting '"'.ptoms wherever civilization ex- i:verv year the already enormous - ;s of this really scientific treatment : catarrh grow greater, and the eni year should show all records 'ki-n. you breathe Hyomei daily as di " 1 it will end your catarrh, or it '''"'t co?t you a cent. '- you have a hard rubber Hyomei r somewhere around the house. - out and start it at once to for " ; " rid yourself of catarrh. ?f tt's-Jordan Drug Store or any '.-K-r good druggist, will sell you a of Hyomei (liquid), start to ""athe it and notice how quickly it -"rs out the air passages and makes entire head feel fine, hyomei usf-d regularly should end ;-;a:-a coughs. colds; bronchitis or -s'nna. A complete outfit, including '. -ir 1 rubber pocket inhaler and bot of Hoomei, costs but little. No .'-siach dosing; Just breathe it. nothing and healing the inflamed -err.brane. ewelry RECONSTRUCT YOUR PERSONAL APPEARANCE. Good Jewelry, If only two or three pieces, will give you that feeling of careful consideration ia the niceties of dress that marks the individuality of the ell-groomed man or woman. C0159 in and see ,the many new beautiful pieces we have fr your selection. B. F. ROARK JBTV-Eleu SILVERSMITH AJf9 DIAMOND MERCHANT 10 Jf. Tryom St. That Long Expecte d Ship men! of LINOLEUM Has Arrived We have just got ten in a shipment of pretty patterns in print linoleums and we have also the fine quality inlaid and plain goods now ready for your choosing. We lay your lino leum free of charge. Remember, this, is headquarters for floor coverings. W mi McCoy Co. The Southern Industrial Institute appeals for Equipment by which a Practical Education may be put in the reach of working young men and women THE -BIBLE AND CHARACTER The accumulation of wealth and increase of knowledge avail little if character is lacking. This is true of Individuals. A man of great wealth or learn ing commands a certain homage because of the power inherent in wealth and learning, but he himself is despised if he I3 devoid of character. It is likewise true of nations. The great nations of the world have been those in which the average character of its citizenship has been high. Great achievements are possible because men have faith in their fellows so that they can trust in them and co-operate with them, and are earnest tn their efforts to (help others while securing good for themselves. If anyone should question the abstract statement that the Bible and what it represents is the source of all character, he can not question the concrete fact that the nations of the world have character and real greatness almost exactly in proportion to their knowledge of the Bible. CHINA ANT SCOTLAND. The Chinese, missionaries tell us,, are a really wonderful paople, living in a country of wonderful natural resources, but they are as a people ignorant and, poverty stricken. Their trouble is first of all a lack of character. Scotland, on the contrary, is a country insignificant in size, in natural resources, In climatic advantages, and yet the beneficent Influence of her people is manifested in every continent, in every country, and in practically every city of the world. The one coun try is without the Bible. The other might almost be called "The Land of the Book." GREAT BRITAIN AND AMERICA. - The character of the people of Great Britain and America con stitutes the hope of the world today. Who will deny that what is best in us is there because as peoples we have known a good deal about the Bible, and have at least Imperfectly obeyed its teach ings ? The beneficent rule of Britain has been a boon to many millions of backward peoples, while America's idealism is today their greatest hope. Their missionaries in China and Japan, in Indian and Turkey, in Africa and the Americas have brought peace to the heart, healing to the body and soundness to the mind. GERMANY'S TROUBLE. On the other hand see what Is the result of turning away from the teaching of the Book. See the million of new-made graves in Europe; watch the .never-ending procession of crippled, maimed and shell-shocked, of blinded, gassed and crazed, many of them never to know again on earth a day of freedom from pain. Think of the men, women and children untold thousands of them plunged to the bottom of the ocean, left to perish on the burning sands of the desert, or hurled to death from the supposed safety of their own beds, and little children left to weep for a mother that can never return. Consider the women without number bereaved, lonely sorrowful; or shamed, distressed and heart broken. These things and all the miseries of the Great War, a -millionth part of which can never be told these things would not have been, could not have been but-for the fact that Germany forsook the Bible tore it to shreds with higher criticism, turning away from Luther and accepting Neitzsche as their prophet. Tes, and other nations too are guiltv to a lesser degree, either in denying the authority of the' Bible or in being disobedient to its precepts. THE MIRACLE OF THE AGES. "What a wonderful book it is! The delight of childhood, the Inspiration of youth, the sustainer of those bearing the weight of life's burdens, the solace of the aged. It is itself the miracle of the ages. Written throughout a pe riod of about 1,600 years, by about 40 different men of widely dif ferent occupations, attainments and stations in life, it is nevertheless, one continuous and perfectly connected story. Within its pages are revealed the secrets of all real power, the inspiration of all real greatness, the spring of all character. It contains the most delightful stories, the most Inspiring biographies, the soundest advice, the most Interesting history, the sweetest songs, the soundest philosophy and the most soul-stirring epistles. J It alone of all books, meets the need of every mood. It has a message of gladness for the Joyful, of a firm foundation for the fearful; of solace for the sorrowing. It brings rest to the weary, comfort to the bereaved, and hope for the depressed. Its still small voice can carry farther than all the noise and tumult of play, of business or of battle. It fits the enthusiasm of the child as It looks toward life; It suits likewise the slackened step of the man as he faces the grave. Its promises alone can make the dying pillow soft. They alone can take the sting from death and victory from the grave. It is the only book that furnishes a perfect standard of conduct and character, the command to become like the standard given, and the assurance that abundant power will be granted for its achievement. It is the only compass that as'ures to earthly voyagers a safe journey across life's stormy sea, and a sure haven on the eternal shore. BOLSHEVISM. , The Bible is the only safeguard in this world against predatory wealth of which we have heard much and of predatory poverty of which we are now hearing even more. Laws and Peace Congresses and armies and Leagues of Na tions are all right but they are worth just he aggregate of char acter behind them. Our trouble henceforth is not to be with kings , and militarisms, but with, the difficulties between wealth and labor and with problems of commerce. If we all will but learn the great lesson of the Master that men are to be stewards of their wealth,, knowledge, skill, and physical strength we need not fear. Bol shevism is a reaction against long continued social injustice. Both are bad, but bolshevism has less sense. It kills the goose that lays the golden egg, while social injustice but partially starves it. America needs to pause here. What are we doing about the Bible? Let us take to heart the grim lessons of history in this day of our vaunted strength. We are just now in a position of pe culiar danger. We are proud and rightly so of our broad and fertile fields, and their bountiful harvests; of our manufacturing plants with $heir acres of floor space loaded down with the most valuable machinery; of our transporting and distributing systems that almost annihilate space; of our communication that almost annihilates time; of our banks and banking systems with their vast hoards of silver and gold; of our schools and colleges and libra ries; of our homes increasingly elegant year by year how proud we are of all these things, aye, and we have a right to be. But let us remember this, if we have all these things, even if every one of us were well supplied, and we had not th Bible, and what it stands for, we would be poor indeed. AN IMPORTANT MATTER. Certainly one of the most Important if not the most import matters before us is the teaching of the Bible to our young peo ple. Our public schools cannot do it. Millions do not attend Sun day school. Tbose who do get Just a little Bible study once a week. Too often the value of that short period is all too small because the teacher's themselves are lacking in their ability to instruct or inspire. It is a most painful fact that multitudes of young people of all classes have but a smattering knowledge of the Bible. The Southern Industrial Institute teaches the Bible, and en deavors to get all its students to know it and to love it. This is no done in a narrow sectarian sense, but we trust in asway that develops character and fits for usefulness. A SUGGESTION. Our students are carrying on to others the knowledge gained, here, especially to places that need it most. In small cotton mill churches. In backward rural sections, as well as in more favored communities they are leaders in all the activities of the Church, especially as Sunday school teachers. Young people love to study the Bible when it is propertly presented to them. It is absolutely imperative that we do mors of It and do it more effectively than is now being done. We must find new methods for doing this. Just now the urgent matter is to build up a strong center in which these plans may be worked out, and extensions of various kinds developed. The Southern Industrial Institute is doing this in a small way. We need to do it in a much larger way. It is impossible to estimate how much good could be accomplished by a reasonable sum of money put into this work. This article is one of a series coming out Tuesdays and Fridays. Copyright, 1919, by J. A. Baldwin. MUTT & JEFF. Competition In the Meat Business is Something Fierce. By BUD FISHER. L. JEFF, AX UVT CCVToyiEta;. SRC LOOKS LIKE A KIND HEARTto U.A d So you CU6KT "TO MAJCSL A Big sale. yi r - 1 how much 1 11 1 - ""jj:c::.r:Mr"'' li r became jt-j - w? V fOUfe J I .l.-irZ " I L THEY TMDWT f AVk ? V ly, K telc you rt . vuu, ,:v fis'drak -v THAT'S uewy . 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