U» tWirUIAT
Of BIS UNOMlNAl'lij
Mum WUI Via h Ut Di»
trite By a Vary Sab
taatial Majority.
Washington, Jan. «.—Represents
tive Godwin/ who returned to Wash
inctoo yesterday U confidant thal
ho will bo ranosolnated end elected
to Congraaa from the sixth congroo
teoaal district by a vary sabatanlial
majority.
Mr. Godwin was prevented fro*
being In Waahlagton Tuesday when
Congress opened because of illness
in bia family. Hs reports that tbs
tech folks are much better and that
he la hare to stay until Congress ad
journs anises prevented by sickness
Asked about the political situa
tion la bis district, he said;
"1 am confident of bciag renomi
aatod In the primary by a larger
majority than over before. 1 am
receiving many encouraging lot tori
from conservative friends of wide
information and experience who
have made thorough inveotigetid&s
hi their various counties and I am
satisfied I will carry every county
In the district. 1 will win In the
conation having local Candida ten by
nod* major!tits and in tha counties
having bo local candidates. I will
via by everwhslateag majorities
There la not the slightest doubt
ghriag m from ninety to nlnety-Avs
pm amt of bar faU Democratic vote.
If then la aaybody, anywhere who
doubts this (tatowMot, I Invito thorn
to visit Harnett ceonty and be con
vinced by the information they will
rmbi at firot band.
*1 am much engaged at thie time
With work Mil to the diacharge
ad the duties at my adkce in which
the people at the tilth diatrict have
a vital Interact and | shall net threw
my time away cooking rtnomination
At tha proper time, however. I win
WMttt candidacy and leave
toy Internet la the bends o, my
frtoado. I shall bees my claims far
rsanmlnsHno open my racorda of
pubtie servico for the beet interest
tt tha district sad will run on my
umwsd and nnt from it”—Groans
*’*'* firm to maXb no committo
Mi «d TMa TW*d th. Kg Place
t» the Caro ha, Msmkr.
Woohiagton. January 19.—An
ether largo committee assignment U
to pm to North Caro lint February
1. At that time Congressman Ed
ward W. Fern, at the foirth district
will bwrmf the hand at the house
rules committed, SM of the largest
and most important fpmmitteoa of
the House.
The pr asset chairman, Hobart Hen
ry. at Texas, notified Mr. Pou today
that ha trill leave Washington the
first of asxt month for Texas whore
ha will conduct his eenatorial cam
paign. Ha asked Mr. Pea to act and
Inridontally told him ho did not ex
pect to return.
Should Mr. Hoary be elected to
the Boosts Mr. Pan will certainly
be made permanent chairman at tha
rolaa aaaomltton to succeed Man
Anyhow, Pan will be chairman far
{ha balance of this oseeiea and will
Mt'e charge at tha important lagis
lattvo matter* which moot coma be
fore n rule can be obtained for de
bate an tha floor.
One of thaaa matters which Mr.
Pou will have a treat deal to say
about will be the resolution nrovid
lag far aaUao-wWa piohibUtea. Ba
tata tU* rooolnUm taa tom* te a
vote dorteg tha |rMM aoarioi t
grill bo aocoooaary for tha rates eam
aafciso te groat a apodal ralo te gat
#M Mr*-boforo tha Hooaa.
WMa Congrosuaaa Poo voted
against tha wooanra last roar, aad
atjr do ao agate this tfaaa, It ia not
aapasted that ho dU odor oar oh
Jaottea te tha raaolotioft taming ba
ton tha lloova for o V«t«.
fm aa ateberltatWa aonreo, it
am# tea road today tha* format Boos
ter Jaooph Waldo* Bailor- of Tax**
la aodaoalr no*altering tha qaoatla*
.of soiarteg tho oooatodal light ia hi*
: Ate to tMa tell. Brteada of tha for
poor ooaotor say ho rroald bavo ■
goad thanes to wbl ahaald ho otter
tho M
BoH tha aano
tettel h A* **■<
♦i— u a rant
boanvor
abate yurnfn and raactionary
Paati into boo aolngoot « olwaga
Today tho Fr.grooateao |o Iho Ualted
flteteo aaoote tan a vary Httlo port
te national logtahttea nor daoo b«
ho VO mth to oar at tho WblU
llonaa_P. B. A. te Oraoaoborr
How,
Oa teot Tfcuroday aMrnlag a girt
woo bora te lb. ad Bn 0sorgo W
THK NEWS PROM DUX
Duka, Jan, 8.— Thursday niyht a
the auditorium Waabinytuu Co unci
No- «» J- O. U. A- M. held a publn
initauation of officers and pnuwaUi
lha sntded echool with a flay and. ■
Bible. Rev. S. W. Oldham prcid
•d. The proyram waa openod b)
ainymy America, the echool childrer
taklny the Icediny part. After •
Prayer by Ka*. 8. W. Oldham, KUu
councillor W. A. Coopar of Raleiyti
metalled the fotlowtny officers. Jr
Peel Councilor, W. K. Blake; Conn
ci I or, N. C, Duncan; Vice Councilor,
B. A. Johneon; Recording Secretary
Jaroee 8mlth; Aaautant Recording
Secretary. J»iw, Snipe.; Pinaaciel
Secretary, W. M. Crawford, Trea.u
rar, U E. Stencil; Chaplin, J. w.
Leckaaeoo; Warden D. J. Porter;
Coouuetor, J. A. Clark; loner Guard,
W. J. Wuet; Outer Guard, L. W,
SV iLllams, Tru.tee, N. C. Duncan;
Kcpreeenlativc to State Council, J.
W. Lockamoo, Alternate, £. U
Crawford. Her. N. C. Duncan in
troduced Mr. John A. Oatee of Fey
.Iterille who precanted the flay and
Bible to the (choel. Mr. Oaten'
•peach waa full of wit end truth.
HU subject was "The Symbolism of
tlis Flay." In an eleyant and force
ful style ho presented those lofty
American ideals upon which the na
lion ws. founded end upon which
its safely io the fuluru rests. Us
paid cue re.pect to hyphenated
American and declared that ws want
true American*. Mr. Cooper fol
lowed with e short talk outliniay
the work llut '.he J. O. U. A. M. it
doing in lh« state and elsewhere.
Wednesday afternoon the Rubens
Book Club bald its regular moating
with Mrs. V. W. McKay. Only the
mambera were present and the regu
lar business was attended to. The
Club is consKisruig taking up bum
elaaa of welfare work or organising
a civic league. Mrs. McKay serrsd
ginger cream and coffee.
Wednesday evening Mrs. E. S.
Yarbrough entertained a few friend*
in honor of her birthday. The guests
were seated in the hall and sitting
room and enjoyed story tailing and
music. Mra. Yarbrough served a
salad course ind coffee. Those in
vited wars Dr%p it Ruff. Mias Isa
bel Smith. Mr. sod Mrs. E. L Hl>
••U. Bo. end*Mr*.*-W.-r. Ho* Hr*.
Mrs. S. W. Holeman, Mr. and Mrs.
E. P. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. T. H
Wabb, Dr. f, Smith. Mr. ai^ Mrs.
P Smith. Jr, Mr. and Mra V W.
McKay. Rov. and Mrs. N. C. Duncan.
Priday Prof. B F. Lalton received
a telegram from hie people at Cil
key stating that his father was at
tbs point ot death. Mr. Dalton left
Immediately for hie home.
Farmers' lasiltatee to he Held.
A Farmer*' Institute, held under
the auspices of the State Department
of Agriculture in co-operation with
the Formers’ Institute Committee of
Harnett county, will be held at Tur
lingosi echoolhouea, Friday, January
flat, and at Angicr Saturday, ZM.
The Institute* will be conducted by
A. L. Praoeb and will open at 10:00
o'clock. A. M. Disciusipna on fans
operations, soflt, crops, lira ftpek,
marketing, ate., by A. U Prsfieh, B.
B. Flows, and others. There will be
held at the asms tig* ami place a
Woman’s Institute, . conducted by
Mrs. John W. Robuiton. of Catawba
county, to which woman are Invited
to com# aad join In the discussions
Every one it invited to bring luncr
and come prepared to spend the day.
T h* Geraldlae Farrar Concert.
An event of more then ordinary
Internet in social and metical circles
through North Carolina will bs the
Geraldine Farrar Concert which
takas place In Raleigh at the Audi
torium on tha avaning of January
14th.
Hie Rotary Chib of Raleigh, whgee
reputation for doing big thing* baa
already epreed far and near, stands
sponsor far Mlaa Farrar's appear
ance. It will be tha only concert by
thle great artist given in North Car
olina, and an her a*tire tour of only
one month throughout tha lgrgeet
citlae of the United States, Raleigh
is the amalleet city in point sf pop
latlon that aha wid vtett.
It was tha splendid saeeeae of the
Helfaa-Kobellk concert In Raleigh
during February tail, that attract
ed the attention of noted booking
agendas to the capital dty. Hie
enterprising member* of Rslslgh'l
live Rotary Club recognised thW
splendid opportunity of affording an
on ostial traet to tha peopla of the
Old North Slate and Mias Farrar,
with seriating artists, wars engaged
fee an appearance at a price beyond
anything hitherto guaranteed an)
artist far an appearance In thii
State. Indications point to quite •
large attendance frets title vicinity.
UAH THE DUNK T tFATCH
LcJsSON MAN'S GB1P
ALARMS OFFICIAL!
Richmond. Va., Jan. 10—Harber
mg tha delusion that ha is a Unit*)
States secret terries opera 11 re, And
, U. Manning. ihirly-aavan, of Barms*
nf. C., occupied a call ia tha city Jail
tonight awaiting examination by I
ci.ucy commission.
Manning, it develops, cams hen
a few day* ago end called at tha sf
Aca uf United States Marshal Sana
dart, snnonneing that ha knew tha
whereabouts of an escaped convict
from tha Federal prism at I as van
worth, Kansas, lie expressed h da
1 sira to co-operate with the Federal
■ lotartiva in Uie man's capture.
Those who talped. with him were
impre^Mcd particularly by ft ■»*n
dark Lag which ha gingerly handled
and never allowed out of his light.
The district attorney's office prom
ise, t to investigate hi* tip and told
him to call next day. Mseeing
cam* back carrying tha bag as us
ual and when he started to go ft
was noticed that be was minus the
bag.
| Assistant District Attorney Smith
, noticed this and grew auspicious Ha
searched the room and could fled the
I grip nowhars, Anally, ha lose tod it
under a sofa.
FaarfiA last it might contain a.
LomL. Mr. Smith rushed Into the
j marshal's office, placing ft gently on
the floor. Ho confided his suspicions
1 to Saunders and for > wb.L. u. i»
were afraid to lay band* oc tha bag.
Finally, Hanning ahowad up say
ing that bt bad cams back to gat
i hit bag which be bad fo. gotten. He
I readily agreed to open it sad to tha
surprise of the Federal authorities
it contained nothing but a few ar
ticlsa of clothing.
It was then doomed boat to detain
| the Carolinian. Today a secret ear
vice man came down to eao him and
quickly reached tha conclaaioa that
he knew nothing of an eaeapsd eoa
vict, being evidently clear oat of his
wits Hanning says he is a sob of
the late Richard Manning of Johe
1 non county. Ha has sevaral broth
ers and atitora in that section.
MUT0RIOT8 HAT NOW
"PAY A8 YOU KIDS'
"ounces a New Deferred Pay*
eeeat Plan.
Acting on the sound principle that
automobiles can and will eventually
bs generally sold an the asms hg-if
as pianos, real estate end other com
modules of value, Hr. J. W. Thorn
ton, the local Maxwell represeota
il's announces in this iasoe a tinea
pay maut plan by which the prospec
tive motorists of this dtp and vicin
ity can secure Maxwell tars without
any appreciable encroachment OB
their financial resources and invoot
manta.
“Pay as you Rida" la tha concise
way in which Mr. Thornton summa
rises tha details of the plan.
"Modem condition a often demand
that a man ntako use of his satire
capital in his business or in hia pro
fessional equipment," declares Mr.
1 Thornton. Often, even the relative
ly smell amount rcoded to pay the
cash-down prise of even ft Maxwell
automobile is large enough tg keep
him from taking bit money f.«n the
channels is which it is gt work.
“Ths sotomobils business must
recognise this condition. I have
worked out a plan which I am put
ting into effect hare, for tha benefit
| of my customers who may be so sit
us lea.
“ThU plan enables the man of av
erage meant to buy a ear and enjoy
it while he it paying for It, aad ea
ablee him, as well, to pay for it out
of hie regular income. Thie plea I
| am putting at work today. It wfl)
| be oligible In the ease of every ear
I I can secure from the Detroit fee
tory, and my schedule calls for mere
Seawall can than bane ever bee
I delivered here In any coM-weather
| month. At present I can make im
i mediate deb very wader thlg “Pay ae
yen Ride' pain."
The experiment la being explained
to buyers frankly and without re
curve. end the local Maxwell ae lee
room was crowded today with bitar
; **ed me««rigta.
.TOf 1-gi-n) SSh*
Wa gathered from an Interview la
. the last week's Issue of The Bledea
Journal, which has bean mislaid, that
Hon. Oscar Clark win nan for Can
*reea In the Sixth District If the
people desire him. We have before
stated that he is the logical cam
date aad wa think ha should gtvu
hi* friend* e chance to remember
Mm in the primary, If the way la
open for him te enter. AH deaeea
would have a faithful aad Intelligent
Representative In Oeear Clark—
Marten Scottish Chief.
' Mr. Peal Cash well, after spending
e few day* at Hopewell, Va., has re
turned te the etty.
IV .to Mi ll
rt| Coat
bar* on
Ml« at 1030
tJodwln. Tha
te J. J. Cook
tba Waahio*.
about fl*o
poatoAco,
hl*h tmd.
. Mr. Godwin
*r« torn* af tka ynillau tkat war*
naked aad *till remain* nnanewsi ail
In tka darfcaaaa af human reason
tka yawn* Ufa of Mn. W. T.
Ovormaa took IU Sl«kt to tk* etar
nal world.
Ska waa bora at fUckAaid. N. C
May 11 tk, IBM, we* married to W-]
T. Orannao at Ckina Groro, N. G
Daeambor trd, 1*14. aad died at
Ifcmn. M. G December ljtk, 1*16.
A* tk* early a«* of twalvo >
•b* jeaaad tka Lotkaraa Cknrck and
after her marrto#*, tka united with
the Methodiet Episcopal Churtk
Booth ad which her husband wa* a
masher.
The Baton at their Uvea waa in
deed made in Unarm aad tka angola
war# tka attendant* that day when
Cod coaled their marriage rows af
Malrty to each other.
Silent forces are said to he the
atrancaat, aad tka sweat gratia Ufa
of tkU wojn*a radiated tka my non
thine ad Heaven is her tone, hart
church and tn UN entire oenuautty
m wblcfc afca bred.
Prom Use time Use tret came to
Dona, to hra, tfca remark waa made
* erery band, did you erer meat a
more beautiful character and did
roa avar aaa a couple bettor Kited
far ends other?
The divine lithe ate of human Ufa
ia not meaiurod by length ef mere
axiateaBe but by Christ inoemated
and tfca Impraae made far goad in tfca
eerriee rendind to tfca world.
Thank Qed hr a Palth that nn
beyond the Hood* and brrestc Itaalf
upon the boaam ef Gad. May that
«raca that narar fall. be given In
all Ita fallaaae to the grlaf-atrleken
ymag hsubaad aM to aU lorrewing
loved onee and Busy they at laet
meat to part a* more boyeand tfca
•tart.
JOHN H. SHORE.
A Pet Saaa la be Sat A-ROfci’.
The Mi a tan SeattUfc Chief mm
time age andarteak ta withdraw ana
the race hi the noble Stall, bat It
<«d not work. Tbo Obaarvar baara
tbo A roe that have boon banked an
ta tfco peUttaol pot during tfco bell
ley truce am going ta bo idrrod op
within the neat leapla ef weaka,
•ban printers Ink will run and aan
graeeional oratory will tar. Tillage
peHtleal are fcs a fair way to baaanm
"bet op- long before the earning of
■emmar. There wfll be nmewkit ef
a itir la tfca Tenth, but k la fas the
Stats that tfca mala tent and aU tfco
Ndeahowa wlS bo Wcntad-4e toy
■atblng of tfca yroae kKdi.—Cbar
Mk Obaarvar.
To the Honorable Bo— of Count;
Comal—ion— of Harnett County
Whirta*, That oa and after th
thud day of January, ltl«, my dti
■whip wfll ba ramarad from thl
county, I daam It ay eOcUl jut;
to taadar ay rategn—Ian —
ml—loner af Harnatt Coua.y .,„i
raapac tfuily a— that you -cap
aama.
Thia third day of January, It IS
H. N. BUgPl
On motioa rnignation (a accept—
with ragrat by tha board, January <
i»ic '
D. H. 8ENTBE,
Oiatmian
Wa baliere that tha paopla af the
eauaty win teal a aansa of ragrat
art—n thay loam of tha resignation
of Mr. BiaseU and his dapartara
from our county. -pacisUy thorn
who know him personally. Bin—
Ant becoming . dtisaa mt aur coun
ty. Mr. Bis—II baa always baas ana
of oh? beat broad-minded, «oUo
spirited rMrraa
Ha aarrad a term as miml ai af
tha Board of County Ceaamiaaioasr*
prior te his Mat a lection. Than aa
wall as daring this last yaw’s am
Via niama -* _»_
qoeetioae Mon Um bond mi which
h« wma • moW wn al wmya Mod.
aato and at volaa. Wa uutentaad
!-• M«a to Caabokad to cart for
a facta balancing to bia aon.
Wa aid kin mack happiwaaa and
auecoaa tbora with Baton and invite
him to rotor* to Hnraott wban bo
will, for bo will always bo roman
band with appradation bp tba poo
pte of Hamott far bia faltbfalnaoa
to kU public dot tea.—Hamott Poot
Jurom for Fahroory Tana of Bape
rter Coart
Tba Haraatt Baporior Coart W01
.non ram Fahroory 7th far a two
**» far tba trial at atoll
caaaa only. Tba fallow** an tba
Janra drawn tor that term:
Pint Waab.
HI oak Rlvar—D. L. Ada—
Anraabon—W. D. Turaago. bte
tea Taate. J. U. Matrio, M. J. Jemi
Duke—W. B Baste, Arabia Anight
Jr. •
UUington— P. P. Johaatoa, P. J.
Cox.
Buckboro—a A- Dowar.
:™r Llttlo Btoar—L. C. Patter
aoa, J. R. Daria.
grova J. B. Strickland. A. M.
JohMML
8mp^| WmIu
Buckboro—D. T. Murray.
Crovo—W. A. Denning, H. A. Vor
ilngtaa, C. A. McLeod, 0.5.1. Ida.
*«t)0euo—R. A. Cameron, L. H.
Coo.
HoUl'a Crook—B. V. Qraon, T. J.
Howingtoa.
Upper Llttlo River—T. B. MePhail
M. J. A. Pottoraon.
Avaroaboro—Joaaa Tart.. S. 8
Jeraigon.
Ullington—W. P, Hockaday.
Dik—C. W. Ultea, W. H- Worn
aek. •
Andamoa'a Cnak- W. O. Woat
Black Rhror—Q. W. Partin.
Nature U aalcep in the wood*. The
brilliant color schema of Oriobw baa
baan replaced by on. of drab draari
aaaa. Tba ertuter wind walls through
tba naked trees. Bummer ia drad.
TW yaw U dying. AH aoundg are
Md ia bleak rani pracincta. Tall
treaa. gaunt and gray, aoem rad re
mindera of what tba whole repr*
Mated only a few brief weeka ago
Great oaka teas their barren
braachee aad eeera to anna far the
dear, dead leaene they hare lest.
Starn Winter, ruler ef the inverted
pear, reigaa aapreme. It la the fa
esarebla law ef the onWerao.
Hide lie in ovoriapping ledge*.
r»y gaant, again.t long ribbon,
of wea light. The field. are nothing
b«t • seething track of dark brown
wanda end graaera. The *y ream.,
blra the flapping cloak of poverty
blown bach fran hrrtaibH abealder*
Only lonely erhoee tea. from the
frothy gloom of ahadawe. Ike alt
■•arae pregg—« with an mBrareM
inaraee gretaful parka pa. be* be
wiiderUg| kaceaea af the blur an.
h ia a pitflara. penetrating aaaeer
these days of Winter la the weodr
It le a thus ef early deaha end late
dnwne. Darkaeee eemee quickly b
the wood, in Winter. Darkaeee m
wrape the traed earreptitkraaly KV
a thief planning a crime
Paata lift, braiding wtaga art!
the (brake, and gaaat atalVa alonj
wnyelde fancae, but the wwide Mem
la .amber grandeur, awaiting th
•wakening eaU of Spring. CreaUoi
wlH la • few weak, touch e triumph
••t ehord and aatara will oaraa laV
• ft fta Compact Orgaalsatlna
r Duke, Jul 10.—One of tie leada>
: ia charge of tha praparatfras fa
i the Wesley Bible Out Federatio
- to ho held at FayatteviB*, Januar
> iM#, aald today that ia many n
r apacta this particular meeting wa
• attracting mere attention through
i eut South era Methodism than an;
. ether Ceofertae*. This ia da* t>
the fact that theca clarombaThm
mach to contend arith in makini
themselves clearly understood Book
ha .a miajedgad their purpose, no
v. lowing their true aim. Boats ai
•oe interdenominational movement!
aen. coecMarad it an attack upoi
them. But the leaders of the Math
od'*t organisation hare let it hi
clearly u mi era teed that they hare nc
doeire to hamper or interfere with
may other organisation which is do
ing goad. The fact it that many ai
the Waeioy Bible Classes throughout
8outhen» Methodism have alec af
filiated arith other organixatioat.
However the emoting at Kayatta
•Ule is primarily for tha Claaem of
th* North Cardin* Conference, mid
•♦die other* will be welcomed at
any of tha ssaoina. ft U being die
Uadly Mated that the four hundred
I BibU CIumr in to —rttf
for tho purpose of forming Unn
la to a compact organisation
■nova a* ths Wesley BibU Claaa
Federation. Kara than three bun
d«d delegates are expected to be
yreemtt to hear each speaker ■ as
Biakip Bilge. Bee. Chan. D. Balia.
Kr. J. M. Way apd Hits Elisabeth
Kilpatrick.
Hotels, bearding honem a-d prt
vate home* will grant late rates far
lmigWa. end the railroad* Hsve as
*<>««»red reduced aatei on the car
tKcate plan.
The Kaiser sad the War.
The Parii newspaper* are insist
ing that the kaiser has — of the
threat, the disease that killed his
father, sad they are predicting Us
death at any time. All the in glial
•arid is watching, Uke the belUgwr
att, with aa interest that seems to
tura of kings sad kaisers, hat a
straggle of eeaflkting ideas The
■if* of tbs German emperor U in&
tdtely less Important to the triumph
of ths Garmon idea than the Ufa of
a good carps commander.
Even if it ware true that the kai
ser and the kaiser alone conceived
and festered ths idee of German
wcltpohtik, it would be true that ha
had created a Frankenstein's mon.
star that long age escaped from his
eratrel. Aa a metier of fact the
German system was created by and
depends upon no one man. The kai
ser is nominally head of It, bet in no
governmental system does ths head
necessarily contain the brain.
William may be gathered to his
bikers, and the crown prince sit on
Ms throne, or Leopold of Bavaria, or
Wi I lam of Wiad, for that matter and
:h* Carmen eraaisa will fight just ns
hard. There la a terrible democra
cy l> vat- U calls for manhood,
and is totally indifferent whether it
comae from the palace or the hovel.
Buif vi vimi omtiQ ana
Ireland, Defender of the PaKh, em
ptier of India, might bo aaeaeeinat
ed tomorrow and England would nev
er quiver; bet If the equire'i eon who
holde the Wanders line, or the
erheehneater's boy who arms the
king's men, were struck deem there
wauld be eosutaimatien indeed.
If Bindaoburg had cancer of the
threat tha world alight be agag with
ranana. Bat the emperor—pshaw!—
Oreaasbono News.
What Happened Under BeeaeveH.
The crowning outrage has buna
committed by the Turks on the A*
mseiiane. It is dreadful to think that
thia Nation nevertheless remain ■
■•aautrmr not only In deed, bat |i
thought" between right and tin
awjd^Hdaaaa wrung. — Ttiaadari
In IMS the Baers loot their tad*
In ISOS was the massacre at Kish
iaev. Many years after IMS Mace
deeda ran red with bleed.
In ISM the horrors of the Cangi
were aMelally published.
la ISM Karen, loot its indepand
ease.
In ISOS Hereto wae pa reeled aw
by the Powers.
In ISM the Russian Oevseaman
•hat, hanged and massacred thous
ends ad her people.
In ISM MOM Armenians war
I slaughtered at Adana.
I Between lMt and ISM Theodor
* Roosevelt waa President and tbs Me
tiea remained at pence,
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ij Washington, Jan. 10.—Tha Shirley
-1 amendment °* UH I* the Fadaral
r I pare food law dadarlag drag* la be
► mlabrmndod if the r*-u-r~ «* ltM
llbrnra or romaiaa <Ua* and ft. In
’ lent statement* regarding th* cjm
>1 dv« or tbarapautic effects tha eaf.
**• aphald a* constitutional today
' by the Supreme Court.
Tha decision which «U rnode ed
. by Juetice Hugha*, follow*. 1« ywr>
I of Wcialatioa and litigation la an at
tempt to regulate etatemaati a* to
tha cmrmtlv* effect *f —-fifri, in
' interstate commerce. Numeraae **
Uteta against drug coocarn. are #u
, Peeted to follow.
For a time K wa« urged by Ow
| warned official, that tha lMo yam
food law covered the point, but th*
I Supreme Court decided that th* IMS
' tew applied only to mtabmodteg a. ta
the IdMlity *r eoapoettion of drug*.
In response ta a resulting -|T—rgr
from 'President Tbit, freigiisi tn
UK Bltraf |*HM
mcnt which the £apres*e Court held
I today arrack precisely at' —wwtc
I menta either eu (ha label or |b print
ed circular* accompanying nedi
cinaa. •
“Wa find no ground.” aaid fustic?
Hughes, “for ■eying that Cangro**
-may not B—do— interstate tnos
Port***°» of swindling preparations «
iTccocapanted by falsa and (nataWT-1
statements a* wall „ to lotterytk2
eta." •
The dadaioB was announced la
the cue at a Chicago dn* earnam
which shipped medicine from Chics.
*e lo Omaha, described In an acrom- *
panying circular m • cetapound
which H knew had, cared and would
| iurwtu nr »«awwtAqg
1 ^ "owapapwe in the country hare
••ero in this ddhaa^ a rTTlfgi
theme for discussion. There
! to be a mttied acceptance ad the
proposition advanced by The Phila
delphia Record that “conturns! in
, terferenc* by a mao with his wife,
I and by a woman with her u~s—«
ia a variety .of nagging that .la the
cooroo of the years becomes exceed
Ingly irritating.” U is ondoWsUdly
true tbit the happiest couples are
those who recognito the fact stated
by The'Record that “the merger cf
! farted at (ha altar is not afcsohrtr.
The husband and wtTe rotate their
| individuality, aad they hare their
own Individual whims aad tdstea
I and interact*." la ’ proportion aa
: (haaa are mutuaRy r**p*ct*d |* do
| mostie iteaea and happteoss promo*
| Wattenoci have not tot each other
| alone when they could help each oth
or aad they have helped each other
I la the way they ought to have help
ed. The Wattereuu plan should cer
Uialy provt eneceeeful whore tem
poraaeontaUy applicable, bat the
trouble to that moot M think they
kaww It nil aad tho wife ia not men
talljr equipped to airs him advice.
Then ho may hove a wife who holds
exactly the contrary opts ton, and.
in that caee. tbe plan become ante
maticaUy inoperative Bat, ftor all.
lova holde-the key that aale*e the
: **rrec. to hapyhteoe. Tho man aad
' wife who Hva in each other's daily
love need no guide no pinna. They
find tho way as smooth and bloated
no have the couple wheat golden
wedding has boaa the meant oeea
' uion at newspaper eeaswtolatloa
| the country over^-Chaclotto Otmer
ver.
met a Pretty Mali Can Do
>* •*" * —1
• A pretty aaid can make a urine
man a fool.
Me eaa moke a eane awn dippy.
!. She mm tarn sunshine Into gloom,
> or miemy late Jay.
Rba eaa havd a train at young
btead* pad bald, headed old baehv
Ut« .trotting after bar like n pack
: <>f hungry dogt. haling a beam.
She eta relee am ehaaa pure
. X ns dot tore led Ml ia a man’s heart
. ia a minute than ho caa tirpili |a
a Ufotfano of otWt.
i the to en objoet at envy and a
thlac at >y, and theca to aa ead te
i bar eisihimin.
Bor all the uali lialm a pretty
meti. Bcleeted.
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