Resignation Hughes Not a
Sign New Foreign Policy
President and Secretary of Stale Haw Reen in Full Ac
cord and I'renident Han Kepealediv Sought to Per
suade Mr. Hughe** to Remain in Hi* (!al>inc!
By DAVID UWRKNCK
ICcttT+mt. 1*24 B, fh. A ?
Washington, Jan. 13. ? No important ehnnKo the for
eign policy of the United States w ill result from the resig
nation of Sccretarv Iluuhes
President Coolidge has
been as much responsible for
the various steps taken In
Mr. Hughes in the Depart
ment -ef- -State as has been the
Secretary himself, and any
other impression assumes
that the President has more
ly been nodding a reluctant
assent.
Th?. European preaa la wrong
In taking It fur granted thai the
Prealdent l.i atioitl to embark on
a policy Of hla own or Dial lie will
*llh another Secretary of State
approve a reversal of any of the)
proaent pollcl.-i, particularly that
wlfh ltuula. Itecoicnlilon of iiti ;.
?la may come ? it miKt>t have hap.
P*ned under Mr. Hughea If t|,e
Soviet government had agreed t..
fulfill the conditions act liy ftllii
but circumstances abroad and u> l
here will bring ahout the elm n _ .
The new Secretary of S(n te, Mr.
Kellogg, feclti exactly uh I?re?|.
dent Coolidge does about proper
ty rights and the sanctity of con
tracts and communism. if u?,
Democratic parly w. re li, |,?w, ,
?here might be ?nn,e ground r..r
thu bell: f that a clung, ? would
ensue but the i-rdicy adopted t.,
"V?,, ""V1" b> Mr Hughea was I
Mactly that which the main mm.
porter, ,,f ltopublican p?t\
In America heartily end.. rue. n,,?.
?la may have her own form uf
Boyemment. but she must nun ?
SSL? 10 """throw am
Jlew. . n,"y havt' h'-r own
Tiewa about contracts as between
Ruaalans. hut If ?he wlahea Am. 1
lean recognition t*he uiuat b. will
h>r contracts mad. In
American cltltena And further
more ahe muat not feel that sh.
??" repudiate all her debts.
There are various reasons wli v
Prealdont Conlldge would like
rec>{;n|,e liuaala The friendship
Of the American people for the
People la tradition:, lh
prontt. The Russian maaae, ?",v
?<-r"d 10 h" ""?? or ?
?t ?h.?,T aianlpiilatoia
t<?>k s!.a"" ,..?t
took Its time about recognlilng
JJ"lco until apecltlc aaauranc.
?aa given aa to -the willingness
of the government there to fulnil
!h?rnr "bllgatlona H n <1
to ?i? ""'r'al hurry '"anlfeat
Quartera about ri c
ojnuamg a government that la ao
"..Ud Bui:.. r?",0te rr""'
The cabinet haa not been ill
Tided on the Ituaalan policy. Some
? rongeat argument*
agalnat Kusstan recognition inider
olreumatancea that ,?V(,
hava been made by Herbert Hoov
?r. Secretary of Commerce, it |?
true that Senator llorai, nhnir.
man of the Senate foreign u,,|a.
BoWet aflv1"1""' " frl,n<llv ?o Hi.
and ?.h* r"n"'n' "nd """ He
? ?" Car,l,"l HI" ar.
acUlng upon the change in the
Department of state r,.v,?
SrTTr
b? '-U-"-wV7o
that the contention la innrie n.~.
"*'??" more
If Kidneys Act
Bad Take Salts
???? Baekaoha Often Meane
You Hava Not Been Drink
ing Enough Watar
? When you wake up with backache I
and dull misery in the kidney region
it may mean you have been eating
foods which create acids, says a well
known authority. An excess of such
acida overworks the kidneys in their
effort to filter it from the blood and
they become sort of paralyzed and
lopgy. When your kidneys get slug
ffiih and clog you must relieve them.
I files you relieve your bowels, remov
ing all the body's urinous waste, else
you have backache, tick headache,
diaay spells ; your stomach sours,
tongue is coated, and when the weather
ft bad you have rheumatic twinge*.
The urine is cloudy, full of sediment,
channels often pet sore, water icald*
and you are obliged to seek relief two
or three times during the night.
j{ Either consult a good, reliable
Ayakian at once or get from your
pharmacist about four ounces of lad
Salta ; take a tablespoonful in a glass
of water before breakfast for a few 1
days and your kidneys may then act
we. This famous salts ia made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice, I
Combined with lithia, and has hern j
tped for years to help clean and I
stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to
neutralize acida in the system, so thry 1
no longer irritate, thus often relieving
bladder weakness
. J?d Salts is inexpensive, cannot in
jurs and makes a delightful, efferves- |
tent lithia water drink. Drink lots of |
soft water. Jiy all means have your
Climber
i ? <7
AfM-i cliiMhinir nn cmbanknwnt mx
ti'ct hi??h nixl rnnM::m 1& fwi avrun
i In- Inwn i hi* ??Iliv?t?r" nmdo r> J*4*
liciaic (Roil t c climb on ov?t a
fcmiiU' nr Vinwnnca In?1 TIip cai
wo* mopped with lif front whH'ln
In the uir und the driver Intoxicated
was Uiken to the ntatc lariu to
sol;cr up
puffer linam-ial loss to th>- fame J
i'Xti'til an <l-i ICuro|?-a!i rmmi rJcs
by withholding r? cognition ur.tl '?
tin r<> in Dior** of an opportunity j
in Washington t?> nick by a prin
ciple than tlnyi* 1.; aliriiai!.
Mr. iliti;li|'.,i w.trt tMiroinpronilH
Ini; in his uttitmli*. Mr. Cooliiluc _
did inmrt in Ms last tn?**ni;i* to'
(ToiiRrottn a word <?f f ri? ip to
Ktispia whl-li Mr. II n miuht i
< ilcaraiKT Sail" Special
One lot of about r.0 la
dii h" and children* Cuata
mill L;iillr;i DhKOi'ii worth
ii i? to
8 1.93
7 his it ; only one of the
many r.pccial value* t jit j
wile- at very lote prices
during our January
Clcnrcnrf Sale.
Kticltrr Slirrly O#.
Elizabeth City's llc.sf
Store
liav.e thought futile but which did !
not. on the other hand, promise a
rvvvru) in policy. The most that \
n^ay come ax a result of the Ho
lull influence with the President,
which is not inconsiderable, Ih a
wllliiiKncHK to t?t-nd a commission
to (1 incurs with the Soviet govern
ment a formula for the resutnp- ,
H-?ii of diplomatic relations. Such
a commission was finally ?stab
llsln-d to d? al with the Mexican
iirubli'in. Til*- negotiations might'
result in pnhlic assurances which
w. >u id make possible it-cognition
or it might define the harrhrs so
clearly a* to remove the subject
iron, consideration until Russia
law tie- necessity of adjusting her
policies to those of the outside,
vorld.
Mr. CoolldKt* had the deepest
msp' ct and' admiration for the
llui'h?s viewpoint on foreign pol
icv. Ii?- would have given a great
deal to p-rsuade" Mr. Hughes to.
i"' iinin. He urged him repeated
ly to reconsider. I'nder those cir
cutustanceK It Is erroneous to sup
pose thai minor differences led to
the resignation or that anything'
? I.- except what was written In
tl ? pffici'il correspondence actual
ly brought ahr?:t the resignation .
of ??!?.? < f America's greatest Sec
r< larieH of Stat".
: \l UKITi: T.lYMHt I'llOVKK
? I Kit MIltSATII.ITV AC.AIN
l-a-irette Taylor proved her v? r
natilllv Jn "One Night in Rome."
lier third and most recent film ef
fort which was at thu Alkrama
Th' ate** last night and pleased a
go d house.
i'oine ? 1 those who saw Tile plc
:r??e say that It contains fully as
.nuc!i entertainment as the whim
sical cniu'dy drama, "Peg ()' My
ile-.r'" a:.d is far more gripping.
!i. e;.,i>e unlike the immortal
? Peg," this picture is a mystery
i.i'iunc" ?:( the most exciting na
i.s-e The transition of Miss Tay
lor from her previous roles Is
idea.i'itR and astonishinK ami
?c! vt-K lo strengthen the hold slje
has gain* I on screen success.
Pit Jkiiv Ftr C.lee flub
The Chowan College Alumnae
Club tint Tuesday evening, with
Mrs. J. \V. Modlin on West Church
PHONE 114
Standard Pharmacy
THEY WILL SEND IT
Niecc of Cz?r
ihr l.ito Cz.it Nich?>| .?! Ku?sui.
It. it ^pciitfJ a fx<ht>'n.iM<- ? tnbioi Iviy
ulreet. Th?? prMldt-ni. Mr.-. Mary
Itritton. ni>|ioint< J a ei>inmitlci? tii
nwure liome* fur th<? fol
Glee fluli whcu i? u'lp-ar.
li'T'- and lo a*si*t In m? Hint; tick
et*. SubscrlpiioDH wor. :.l*n uk
??ii fur the endowment fund. !(??
freflhiwiitH were serve. I by ih??
hostess.
? ? ? M E L I C K ?
Stoves
NOT THK IlKaiKvr I.I sr.
Itl'T THK ItKST MOVKS
Cold w >alhcr is It* r . Win
not niak'- youw-!f ri>mri?ri
able? Do not fail lo liiv? s
tlua*<- ?
oni IIOT III. AST
with HjSI Iliarl.-iK < ? r.\c ?? . im|
Vitrified Lining, wlii.h ban
no ? tjual.
??? M E L I C K ???
PUT ALCOHOL IN YOUR HA MATOK
He sure and let u? fix it up for you before il i*
too lute. Doirt put it off ? Come today.
Tide- water Buick Co.
? v^x^x-x-x-x- x-x-x.
Whitalf Rugs
Kxclutively told in Rli/ulirtli City by
M.G.Morrisette&Co.
SCHOOLS GETTING
THE1K MOVIES FKEE
Fifty MIU** Films n Week to
S< hiM)U |ii i|i| k 1 1 (<>
lie Th? m
Itctlefgh. Jan. 14. ? Fifty mile*
of motion picture films an b? In;:
, s? n' out w. . kly by tin- Visual Lld
ucation Division of th?- North Car-'
olinu Department of Public In-'
Mltiii'i ion to tlx* 7 T> public s-rhoole
of lit* Stat.- ? ?luipped with motion
pN-Tiiiv- machines, according tu
Jat.fs It. Williamson. director of
i Ins <!ivif*icn.
"Tlie.sc films," saitl Mr. Wll- j
: lini.tH hi, "are Mi'ii t fr* e of ull!
t-barues. ? xc?pt thosii- lucid. -tit t?'
transportation. Tiny In
ciutl?' varioUH su bjfeis. Souic of
th?- Alms are purely educational
in their nature. Others arc do- j
signed to amuse the people who
so" them. No tllm of doubtful
character is ever purchased by the
department or *ent out for exhi
bition. K.tch Is thoroughly cen
sored Im fore we turn it locse. I
believe good. wholesome pictures
are hMplul.
"Tliese - programs." continued
Mr. Williamson, "go largely to the,
rural districts. They reach peo
ple who otherwise could not en
Joy screen productions. We buy
luauy programs already lilmed
;;:id, en the other hand, we make
many lilms ourselver."
Mr. Williamson in planning to
take pictures of the inauguration
i?f Covernor McLean. Tli*'se will
Im- shown in the rural schools
Uju:;?p J with motion picture ma
chine*. Also, he recently took
pictures of the opftiltiK of New 1
Inlet in Eastern North Carolina.
TUB APOTU1CAUY BUOt*
Pbon? 400
A Cictnl Drue 8u?r??
PHONE 1 14
Standard Pharmacy
THEY WILL SEND IT
Introduce Your
Friends
^FRIENDS AND RELATIVES OK Ol'll DE
POSITORS ARE ENTITLED TO ALL THE
COURTESIES OK THIS INSTITUTION.
RRIXC Til KM WITH YOU WHEN YOi
COME TO THE RANK.
WE ARE PROUD OK THE FACT THAT
MOST OK OUR BU^NESS COMES TO US
ON THE RECOMMENDATION OF SAT
ISFIED CUSTOMERS.
The First & Citizens
National Bank
ELIZABETH CITY, N. C.
711 O KIMDS OF l\TKREST ? l'ER SOS II. X "*>
OUR FINAL CLEAN SWEEP SALE
1'IUCES LOWER
THAN KVKK
at
BEGINS FRIDAY, JAN. 16th
MITCHELL'S
THIS IS THE SALE YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR
Circumstances force us to give ASTOUNDINGLY LOW
PRICES. We must vacate this building by March 1. There
fore ? a Merciless Slaughter of good dependable goods.
I.adirx' Drrssca ft HALF PIUC.E. DRY GOODS Lean than Ctwl.
I ndie*' ('.out* m I1ALF PRICE. MEN'S HATS ?i 1IAI I PRICE.
MEN'S SUITS, 1*m Ih-n HALF PRICE. lM* " ,,ul*>
MEN'S 833 OVERCOATS, 818.00. Roy*' SIO nml 812 SI ITS,
SILK UNDERWEAR. IIAI F PRICE. RURRER ROOTS .| LOST.
Mitchell's
STORE CLOSED ALL DAY rHURSDAY
ELIZABETH CITY, N. C.
THOMPSON BROS. I
$10.00 Sho?# In the Whale I
cf a Salt* at h
$6.95
Ail ollnr dhaes and oxfords,
reduced.
Waeks & Sawyer
"Whrrr the lk*<a < lot hen
' '?iiih* From"
Sterling Silver
Candlesticks
A (lift appreciated by
the hostess is a pair
Lovely Candlesticks
Sterling Silver. We arc
showing a number of
these in many beautiful
designs, priced from $8
to $25 a pair.
Hundreds of Solid Sil
? ver (lifts now on dis
play. Make our store
your K-ft headquarters.
H. C. Bright
Co.
A. Ci. J.VMKK, Mgr.
Cor. Muin & Martin Sts.
Iccburj; Lcttuce
Celery
Fancy Apples
Oraiiftes
(Irnpc Fruit
Potato Chips
Nice liananas
Klim f
R. A. By ram
? ' Company
* Successors to
? i M. I\ tiALLOl* COMPANY
j l?hone? 3 and *17
* J f'oincr Main and Water St*.
1
r O It A c II AS (l K
Order n ran of i>ur prpfMtrcd
Alwo try n rnn ?*f the
Macaroni
For your choice try these
Chit liner* <;<-lMiinc. Knox
Olntlnc, JKLIrO.
Then your Fruit, Crapes,
Canued Fruits. Nuts.
R. L. Garrett
Call lit HOW. I'hfHHIA
007 or 00 ?
??
i
.L,
THE HOME OF '
GOOD FOOD
W?? know our Krocerles sad
jmnel kuo.Is arc xood.
Cur customers know It. But,'
jthere are manjr people who;
nave nev-r riven u? a trial, j
They are tht ones who don'tf
xnow our food no good. ]
We merely ask for a xlogM;
lopportuiMy to nerve you who,
have never been lo to tee us.
G. W. Twiddy
Sir.!
f T .I.
SAVE YOUR
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