The news scimitar., December 20, 1918, 3rd EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

About The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926

Image provided by: University of Tennessee

                
THE NEWS SCIMITAK.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, Kit.
WILL DISCUSS MARRIAGE
Consideration of a resolution Indorsing
a law requiring a certificate of health
fcef re marriage licenses ran he Issued,
and a report by the city limits extension
committee will come before the City
club st the final meeting of the year
Saturday. A large attendance Is expected.
PAGE TWO
YOUR SIC CHILD
I CONSTIPATED
LOOK AT TONGUE
Eurry, Mother! Remove Poi
son From Little Stomach,
Liver, Bowels.
nr f wnmi hhk nr
1 MLX3Mmi.m,r w lji s
Give "California Syrup of
Figs" If Cross, Bilious Or
Feverish.
No mstter what alls your child, a gen
tle, thorough laxative should always be
the first tratment given.
If yeur little one Is out of sorts, half
sick, isn't resting, enilng and acting
I'SMirsllT-l'Htli. mother! sr- if tonatte is
coated. This is a sure sign that the
little stomach, liver and bowels are
clogced with waste When cross, irrita
ble, feverish, stomach four, breath had
or has stomachache, diarrhoea, sore
throat, full of cold, give a tsasponnful
of "California Syrup of Klgs," and In
a few hours all the constlnated poison,
undigested foo.1 and sour bile gently
moves out of the little bowels without
griping, sud you bare a well, platfui
child again
Mothers can rest easv after giving
this harmless "fruit laxative," because
It never 'nils to cleanse tlic little one's
liter and bowels and sweeten the stom
ach and 'hey dearly love Its pleasant
taste, ru'l directions for babies, chll
dren of at', sses and for grunt ups
prlntod on each bottle.
Beware of -ounterfelt fig syru.-s. Ask
jour (Irufclst r a bottle of "Csmorola
Brnip of Flits," then see that It Is made
? the "California Fig Syrup Compsny.
Dorrt use cosmetic
to hide skin trouble
Resinol
aids poor complexions
If your complexion It roujh, red, oi
imply, don't try to cover up the de
lects with cosmetics which do not con
ceal, but usually attract attention to the
fttaion (or their use. 'Hcr.in today to
$Jer your skin with Resinol Ointment
mi Resinol Soip.
jjThil treatment not only cleanses the
Uii and enables it to breathe, but
tually removes blotches, redness and
IfouKhneas.
Ak yout draler ler Resinol ftuep and Ointment.
B YOUR FAMILY
FREE FROM COLDS?
I
Roughs and Colds Don't Linger
I When Dr. King's New
Discovery Is Used.
L0NTO. icc. 2fi Newsnaners here
make extended cOmme nts on the Im
pending visit of fresident Wilson to
England. The Iiailv ewf itiinrnvi nir
of King George remaining In London to
nonor tTeaiflem Wilson, hopes never
thileas that the ceremonial aspect of
the visit will be kept to the narrowest
limits consistent with Its Importance so
that nothing will stand In Mr. Wilson's
way. preventing his coming In personal
contact with the people rather than the
rulers
The paper contends that it ta neces
sary to press forward to the negotia
tions ami name conditions of peace for
Germany and determine the future of
Russia
'Only awift decisions hv the allies"
It says, "will enable Orrmanv to resume
something like tier normal Industrial Ufa
and secure the survival of a government
capable of executing the conditions of
peace Delay means anarchy and an
ichy In Germany la frausht with sreater
perils for the world than anarchy In
nusma. i ne condition of Itusala Is a
matter upon which Mr. Wilson's voice
can carry grater weight than any other
He ha no material considerations to In
fluence him and no question of the
bondholder will affect his Judgment lie
presumably has full knowledge of the
facts which the people of this country
have not and a straightforward
declaration from him that the allies are
taking the only course open to them
would dispel misgivings which Viscount
Mllner's statement yesterday left un
Hllayed." "i'resldent Wilson will be assured of
a great popular welcome to England,
ssys the Chronicle. "It Is perfectly cer
tain, if the future pence Is to be reallv
founded on a permanent basis, there
must be closest co-operation between
the two great Knfll.li-spi-aktng pow
ers. This will he needed to safaauard
and develop the peace that Is arranged '
AUSTRIAN LEADER
SENDS PRESIDEN
T
WILSON APPEAL
MUNICH, Dee, '.'ft (Bv the Associated
Press,) Gen Count Max Montgelas,
wko was recaleld from Switzerland to
enter the Bavarian cabinet on Nov II,
wno was recalled from Switzerland to
newspapers as the "second Mchnow
sky" because of his revelations of con
ditions prevailing In Germany early in
tne wr. nas published an open letter
to President Wilson. It followa:
"In these decisive weeks the svss ,f
all the world are upon you. Above all,
mo eyea oi tne German people In thi-
preaent difficult crista are watching you
we do not beg, we do not want fotglve
ness but want Justice We do pot say
pharisaically that one us If guiltier
than tho other. We do not separate
ourselves In these days of suffering
from any of our countryman, high or
low We want to hear In common a
portiott of the blame devolving upon
our people In this world catastrophe.
r.acn oi us who Knows your country
knows well that proud, conscious Amer
ican nation beneath the Star Spangled
Hanner and honors it. We disdain to
blame others, but we expect. Mr. 1'res-
luent. that you will, desplie all opposi
tion, achieve success with the principles
you laid down. We are building upon
the words you spoke at Washington's
grave, when vou said that every atbl
trary power, regardless of what aide ll
appears upon, must be destroyed or con
demned to Impotenr v We are building
upon the word of impartial Justice,
which knows no difference aa to 'those
to ba judged, we r confluent that
,VOu want to cieata a league ol etptallty
between nations which each people may
freely breathe and work and prosper
spiritually.
"Vou know better than I what tlw
German spirit has given vour great peo
ple. Vou know the world can do with
out this spirit less than ever after h
has been freed from the bonds of mili
tarism If our expectations nre de
ceived, we shall not csaae fighting on
for the at t m I tunc nt n of better davs. youi
message Is hopeful but we must be
afraid that not all the allies will listen
to your words You have the powsi
and you have a duly to perform "
WILSON PLANS TO
FEED EUROPE ARE
I
NEAR COMPLETION
-You owe It to your family to yourself
o keep this stands.! d remedy in vour
ertlcini. cabinet
For almost t,ree generations it hss
tsei the first -oh oioe fold and cough re
iser of millions nf people, young ami
OW
iHelps io bring quick relief loosen
efccst-stufflnees. reduce fey, r. sooth Ir
ritated throats, chc, k coughing,
gfWIO ny druggists i-wnwnoiv 80c
ajM lt.3o
mm
$Hzsy? Bilious?
Constipated?
3on't permit yourself to become OAA
Bated ss your system Immediate!)
Agios to sjbaorb poison from the
cked-up wsste matter l'se lr
Bng's New Life Pills and keep wall,
By them. All druagtat He edv
TArus. Per 10 -Plans for extending
relief to famished Europe, uhleh Presi
dent Wilson regards s the meet press
Ing Question needing settlement, are
rat i i inatiinng in such a ws as t.
secure full co-opera'inu hy the allies
The president some time ago Indicated
In s speech that something swtiuld hi
done promptly for relieving the lib
erated and nsuiral regions which suf
fsied so severely from the war He now
bus supplemented this by making
known to the allies thst he regards
the relief measures as of extreme im
portance both for the stricken popula
tions elm also as a means of holding
hack the wave of discontent and re
sentmanl serine westward in the 1
train of the Itglanrvlst movement.
The relief plans which have matured ;
since the arrival of Herbert t Hoover,
the fooil administrator are understood
to have gone before tha Supreme war
COurcll in Lmdon and to hme hssn
referred to a committee, upon which
Knglnnd. Kr.tnce and Italy ate repre
sented A number of exchangee have
been going on with the committee
which Is gradually tending toward
agreement
As a (treat deal at German tonnage
is Ivlng Idle In German porta, the use
o this was cohtemBlated, ih,i passe. -ger
ships t be employed In moving
American troops homeward and th
hulk . f the freighters, augmented with
Amei .an ami al 'ed freight lonnaige to
be devoted to relief work. S
Meouuee of President Wilson's spas-isl
Interest In the subject he has made
It known he considers it highly desir
able that co-operation by sil the allied
Interests h , i,r..i at ifcj. .
slide moment and now it , i, i.v.n
thai the entire uuestltn will he speed
ll adjusted
Your eyos trouble you.
you do not know wlmt
the trouble is, but you
aro hoping it will soon
disappear. Hadn't you
better consult us with
out Obligation anil
find out for sure? If
your eyo, need atten
tion, they need it now
We can tell you.
MAIN AND MONROg
OPTOMKTIU8TH.
Mamphia and Columbus. Miss.
Business College, lt sladiaun Are.
iak Bkwueaa Men of Memphis About It
MASONS ELECT.
TltKy.EV ANT. Tenn Pec (0 , Hpl
Pleaaant Oieen lodge No 2i y ,n,i
A M. at this place, held their annua:
election of officers, which resulted a.
follows worshipful master K Bry
ant. senlo, v. a. -den. W P Smith, jun
ior warden, s ,i Sparks, secretary
j b. Bryant treasurer, ,i I, foehran
senior deacon, G M Holmaa; unioi'
deacon, J O. Allen t let Albert walk
er. chaplain Itev it M Rucker; etew
srds. ,1 JJtbel .1 N Rummagi
PLAN MUNIcTpAlTiOHTS
NATCHEZ, Miss lec JO I Hpl ,
'I he services of an engineer ha. lr,i.
cured by the mayot and board of
aldermen of s'atche to KiVP
mate of cost on a municipal lighting
.sKunrs i! i oectared bi
members of the . nuncii that the pim.
.ni service Is Inadequate and not satisfactory
RAIN HOLDS PLANES
ST. UOtJlS. Mo. l.e, to Two arms
planes. Scheduled to leave Scott f ,)
near HelWllle. Ill . this morning In
continuation at the Houston, Ta ici
netrou flight, were delayed on aooount
ol rabi It was announced the hviators
Would not resume the flight until clear
weather.
1
si,:
t
BANK VAULT BLOWN
.lori.is Mo., Me,- 20 -nobher. blast
open the vault of .he Ila,,k 0f Qranhv
at Gninl.y. Mo.. ;r, miles south ..f loo.
wdife visions of suqar puuns
dianced though weir heads
Then Dawned The
Day ol Days
Christmas, 19181 Its beautiful significance cherished through nearly two thousand years its sym
bols and its customs after many generations of development having attained the most fittingly glorious pro
portions shall this year mark the dates for the home coming of millions who have so gallantly faced death for the defense
and perpetuation of our homes and their sacred altars.
It shall be a day when strife shall be forgotten love shall ascend the throne of our civilization and
wield the scepter according to divine guidance, and again shall reign the promise received by mankind in
the Manger at Bethlehem.
There shall be rejoicing and feasting. Care and worry shall be forgotten pessimism shall perish"
that optimism shall survive work shall become playand duty shall assume the beauty and pleasure of
the most delightul privileges.
Off with the frown and on with the smile. May Christmas trees scintillate and glitter to the ec
sacy of youh while the children romp and play amid a Fairy Land of toys, and when the crowning
hour of the day arrives let chimes and bells pell forth the joyful announcement that mother's hour has oome her proud and
smiling face mounted in wreaths of rarest vapors rising from the choicest viands. Then shall shouts of unbounded joy go up
a vociferous acclamation of the general approval of the wonderful Christmas feast. Fruit cakepuddings turkey cran
berries hot mils -delicious salads and oh! you know the rest, and wc just can't stand to describe them so, on with the
feast! Let your joy be unconfinedl -i
e as- 4 . t
f
Christmas comes but once si year, but & Christmas like this conies but once in our lifetime.
Our hearts are with you. May yours be merry.
We appreciate the spontaneous spirit with which the good women of the United Sates took hold of the suggestion from the
United States Food Administration that they "use more vegetable oils" and vegeable shortening, and are happy that we were
in a position o supply them with the finest products of the coton seed for all table and culinary purposes.
WWk
PIHIOEM
"The Ideal Shortening"
Matle in the Smith's most perfect mill,
bv improved scientific process from
choice selected seed it is pure and per
fect -to he used wherever shortening is
required, Phoenix keeps well and is
most economical)
ORIOLE
"The Perfect Salad Oil"
This aweet, flowing oi! of surpassing purity
and velvety texture is the most perfect table and
salad oil made in Americait's the product of the
choicest cotton seed rich with the ripe nutri
ment of the South' fairest crop ideal for salad
and economical for general cooking.
h You a Prosperous Mew Year
Phoenix Cotton Oil Co.
Dyersburg, Tenn. MEMPHIS Walnut Ridge, Ark.
i :