THE OTXRLOTTE NEWS, CHARLOTTE. C, WEDNESDlY"AFTET?NUDN , DECEM J3EIT28, l92t.
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SPRAINS OR PAINS
Laid Up With Sprained Wrist for
Weeks, Andes Oil Helped Wifti
First Application.
When a man has been out of woik
for five weeks with a sprained wrist
which none of the remedies he tried
seemed to help any and then one botile
of Andes Oil at one dollar enables him
to go to work again, he is quite apt to
regard it as a wonderful medicine and
. tell his acquaintances about it any
time they complain of pain. That's
what this knitting mills operator in
i I last Chattanooga is doing and wo will
let him tell it to our readers just .is he
, told it to us. It's worth while lisftn
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"Andes Oil is great for sprains. I
was scufflins wtih one of my pals in
the mills, at noon hour, some months
Liu. sun Nj:-ainect my wrist, so l
couldn't work for five weeks. It began
would havo much
didn't find -some-had
tried everv -
paper soaked in
! look as if I never
use of ii attain if l
thins: to help it. I
thing from brown
vinegar on up. Finally I got hold of
Andes Oil, and say, the first application
made it feel a lot better and in a few
days about a dozen rubbings 1 was
back on the job. could have bought
a. good many bottles with the wages
I lost by being idle, but it only tooK
one bottle to put me back to earning
money."
Andes Oil is the great thing for
spr;:iiiM, or for any kind of rheumatic
pains. It will stop earache or tooth
ache in a jiffy. Dysentery h:is been
stepped in an hour or so in numerous
cases, cholera morbus is quickly re
lieved by it. All druggists, 50 cents
and one dollar a bottle.
Sold and recommended by Wohlford
I'orter Drug Co., corner Trade and
College Sts. Adv.
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LAST SHOWING OF "THE BEAUTI
FUL LIAIS."
Admirers of ,Katherine Mac-Donald's
photoplays again yesterday flocked to
.see her new production, "The Eeautiful
Tiar," which will end today its thiv
day engagement at the Broadway die
?ter. The story of this First National at
traction relates the outcome of Helen
Haynes' lie and it is capital comedy
drama. She was forced into the ",ie ?nd
before she had extricated horself from
the complications which ensued she had
cause to regret she had become inveigled
into the conspiracy. Miss ?.IacDonald
plays a dual role in this play
NOW ON!
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LAST TIME TODAY.
The Laugh Sensation of
1921.
Harold Lloyd
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COLONEL MIXTER RESIGNS.
Buffalo. X. Y., Dec. 23. Col. George
W. Mixter has resigned as president of
the Fierce-Arrow Motor Car Com-j
pany. He will be succeeded by Vice-'
President H. E. Forbes, as chief ex-!
ccutive omcer under tlie chairman at
the board of directors, Colonel Charles
Clifton.
FREIGHT RATE
(Continued from Fag One.)
The Largest Chain of She? Scores in the United State..
27 West Trade Street
OPPOSITE SELWYN HOTEL
Open Satisrdaj- Eveline Until 11 n'ClocU
after , he reached there. The bullet
pierced the brain and the physicians de
cided that an operation would be hope
less. Local police authorities have arrested
three men whom they believe were in
ih vicinity of the place on the night of
the killing, but they have little against
them. The theory is that the people who
fhot Mr. Hamilton intended robbing
him, but that they became frightened
and did not carry out their urpose.
HEAR ROUSF CASE.
Governor Morrison has set Monday,
Janua-y 2, a? the date on which he
will hear the petition for the com
mutation of the death sentence of
Wright Rouse, the ' half-witted negro.
who was hired to kill Mr. Whitley, i
Mrs. Whitley and a man named Hayes, '
who hired the negro to do the kiliing I
were not found guilty of murder in 1
the first degree, but were convicted
and sentenced to lif imprisonment.
The old half-witted negro, however,
was 'ound guilty of murder in the
first degree and is now sentenced to
electrocution on January 3. The peo
ple of Greene county and other sec
tions of the east have freely signed
the petition for the commutation of the
sentence and the appeal has been for
mally made, to llhe Governor.
GONE TO NTEy YORK.
The Governor and Treasurer B. R.
Lacy have gone to Jvew York, where
they will complete the details neces
sary for signing certain bonds that
have been sold. The money for these
bonds has not been paid over because
the1" bonds were not lithographed at
the time the sale was made. The Treas
urer could not anticipate the interest
rate at which he would secure the
bonds, and consequently they were not
printed ahead of time.
MRS. DANIELS TALKS.
"December 28, the birthday of Wood
row AVilson, will be a notable day in
the calendar for all time to those who
believe in the principles he made glor
ious," said Mrs. Josephus Daniels,
chairman of the Committee of the
Woodrow Wilson Foundation, yester
day. "It 5s a day which we believe the
thousands of his admirers in North
Carolina and t-lsewhere in the country
will give to reflection of what his vision
and his spirit have meant to world
peace and world idealism. He lifted
the war out of the question of self-defense
and the ruts of hate and ven
geance upon the high plane of causing
men to see it as the war against war.
When all the nations allied with us,
accepting the Fourteen Points, secured
the peace of the armistice, it was the
faith f Woodrow Wilson which gave
the world th- hope and promise of
world friendship and world association.
That hope seemed to fade in 1920, but
the conference now in session at
Washington is the" reflection of Mr.
Wilson's attempt to stabilize the world
in 1319 and prevent the distresses
which have since prevailed.
"It is to commemorate Wilson's con
tribution to world peace, world brother
hood -nd world justice, along with his
devotion to a broader and more liberal
America, that the Woodrow Wilson
Foundation owes its origin and inspira
tion, t
"We have been heartened and
cheered those of us interested that
North Carolina- shall take its large
part oow as always in Woodrow Wil
son policies at the interest already
shown in the movement. January l(j
is the day set as the big day of the
Foundation. It will be impossible for
us to reach all the friends and admir
ers of our former President, and I am
therefore appealing through the press
on Wilson's birthday to all in North
Carolina who wish to have a share in
furthering the Foundation to write me.
Volunteers are wanted in every city,
town, village and hamlet in North Car
olina men, women and children. J
hope all whose heart beats with fhd
principles for which Woodrow "Wilson
stood will celebrate his birthday by
writing to me at Raleigh with Misrces.
tions as to the best way they can help
to reach all the people.
"I had a letter today from a Ht
year-old boy in Fayettoville. .lohn If.
Anderson, Jr., sending one dollar, ami
saying he wished to make his comribin
tion so it would be in hand on Mr,
Wilson's ' birthday. I have no doubt
there.'. arc many others who will h
glad to do likewise. It is liopod that)
this honor to Mr. Wilson's ideals will
be made possible by thousands of con
tributions, small ones and large cnf
alike."
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THE VERY
LATEST AND
SNAPPIEST DANCE MUSIC ON
New Victor Records
Whoever first said, "I can't make my feet
behave," must have anticipated .the December
Victor Dance Records.
Just go over this list and make your choice.
J Sal-O-May Fox Trot Joseph C. Smith and His Orchestra
Why, Dear? Fox Trot Joseph C. Smith and His Orchestra
Victor Double-Faced Record 18816
Second Hand Rose Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
Have You Forgotten? Medley Fox Trot
Paul Whiteman and His Orcheatr
Victor Double-Faced Record 18818
My Sunny Tennessee Fox Trot
The Benson Orchestra of Chicago
Mai One-Step The Benson Orchestra of Chicago
Victor Double-Faced Record 18819
Tuck Me to Sleep in My Old 'Tucky Home Fox Trot
The B enson Orchestra of CriicftS"'1
Wabash Blues Fox Trot The Benson Orchestra of Chicago
Victor Double-Faced Record 18820
One Kiss Fox Trot The Benson Orchestra of Chicago
Just Like a Rainbow Fox Trot The Benson Orchestra of Chicago
Victor Double-Faced Record 18823
Canadian Capers Fox Trot Paul Whiteman and His Orchestra
Bimini Bay Fox Trot The Benson Orchestra of Chicago
Victor Double-Faced Record I882.
Come in and hear these new dance records.
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