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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08
WHAT is AUTO
|NT0X|CAT|ON?
Few People Seem 10 Realize the seri-
Gus Results From This Common
Ailment-The Symptoms.
Described.

Is il any wonder that you get 100
tired to think IL all the while your
blood is bathing every nerve, every
brain cell. every muscle fibre with the
fermented poisons and wastes OF con-
stipation
The only way to keep the body rid
OF decaying waste matter permanently
is by bringing about natural, regu-
lar action of the intestines. LaNa-
tiveS, purges a nd cathartics bring tenn
porary reiief-but they bring also an
almost certain reaction. which leaves
the machinery of the bowels weaker
and more dependent on unnatura!
stimulation.
Dreco. the wonderful new herbal
medicine. is recommended for cases
where constipation is present. whether
chronic or only mild. Hundreds of
men ana women ia this section have
alrea dy tested the merits of this medi-
cine. aud words of praise are being
heard all sides for its quick and
pleasant action on the bowels, Stom
ach kidneys, liver and other organs.
Administration i'll caused by the
failure OF the bowels and other organs
OF the body TO properly pass off the
poisonous ma tier from the foods we
eat. When this poison fermcnts and
is carried through the system by the
blood very serious results are likely
TO Lake place.
Dreco helps the system TO eliminate
these poisons. This harmless herbal
medicine may be secured in Richmond
street: Grant Drug Co. Broad and
Seventh Streets and Main and Twelfth
Streets: chelf Drug Co. Broad and
Harrison Streets: Petersburg. f.. A.
Morrison. and Georges Drug store
i1opewell. Na.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08
A CLEAR COMPLEXION.
Ruddy Cheeks-Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says DR.. Edwards, Well-Known
y Ohio Physician

DR.. F. M. Edwards for II years treated
scores of women for liver and bowel
ailments. During these years he gave to
his patients prescription made of few
well-known vegetable ingredients mixed
with olive oil, naming them DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets. You will know them by
their olive color.
These tablets are wonder.workers on the
liver and bowels, which cause a normal
action, carrying off the waste and poison.
Gus matter in ones system.
If you have q pale face, sallow look, dull
eyes, pimples, coated tongue, headaches, a
listless. no.good feeling, all out of sorts,
inactive bowels. you take one of DR.,
Edwards Olive Tablets nightly for time
and note the pleasing results.
Thousands Of women as well as men
take DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sue.
cessful substitute for calomel--now and
then just to keep in the pink of condition.
Ioc and Csc per box. All druggists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08
THE NEW CALOMEL time
FOR COLDS AND GRIPPE
Calotabs, the New NauseaIess
Calomel, Breaks Up Severe
Cold Overnight.

Physicians and druggists have xe
last found a quick and dope ndable rem
edy for colds, influenza and grippe
One Calotab on the tongue at bedtime
With "a swallow of water-thats all
Next morning your cold has vanished
and your liver and entire system are
purified and refreshed without the
slightest unpleasantness or interfere
encc with appetite, diet or work.
Doctors have always commended that
calomel is the best medicine for colds,
bronchitis and la grippe, and tho first
medicine TO be given in pneumonia and
acute fevers. The new calomel, Gallo
tabs, is purified and refined from all
Of the sickeninG and dangerous effects
and with the medicinal virtues vastly
improved.
Calotabs are sold only in original
sealed packages, price 35c. Your drug
gist recommends and qua rantees then,
and will refund your money if you are
not deliGhted.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08
ILLNESS ADDS TO MISERY
OF PERTH AMB0Y's PLIGHT
Influenza Spreads Among Refugees
and Deaths Ensuc From
Pneumonia.
HOMES PLACARDED UNSAFE
Government Promptly Sets About
Work of Reconstruction OF NUM-
ton Plant to Meet Inccssant De-
mands of Firing Line.
iBy Associated Press !

PERTH AMBOY. y. j.. October =
Outbreak of Spanish influenza to-
day among tho refugees from the en-
plosion disaster at tho T. 4. Gillespie
shell-loading plant at Morgan. con-
stituted a menace which gave serious
concern TO the Red Cross officials in
charge OF relief work.
In addition to 300 cases previously
existing scventy-hve new cases and
four deaths from pneumonia were re-
ported among the refugees. Virtually
all homes in South Amboy have been
placarded as unsafe.
Cold. rainy weather added to the
danger OF the spread of the epidemic.
The number of bodies recovered from,
the ruins of the Gillespie plant at
Morgan up TO noon to-day was forty
three.
mammoth shell-loadin= plant o: the
7. A. Gillespie Company al Morgan.
continued in the hope o. finding more
of the bodies OF the ninety four work :
men who are believed to have per
ishcd in the explosions last Friday and
saturday. the work OF rebuilding was
started.
Government officials, who have been
studying the effects Of the disaster
which caused damage estimated at
$4,000. 900. have adopted measures in
possibility OF another explosion in one
building from spreading such wide de-
ing to-day in various parts OF the
ruins covering most or the 900 acre
site but officials declared the danger
Of further explosions WAS remote.
The urgent need OF speeding up the
work of reconstruction was mphaSiZcd
by army officers who said that the
supply of munitions to the allies must
go forward without delay.
Fugitives from Morgan. South Amboy
and other towns. who fled from their
homes in terror during the explosions
were permitted to return to-day. Many
OF them found their houses wrecked
The emergency camps Of the Red Cross
Women's League for National Service
and other organizations still provided
meals and sleeping quarters for many
OF the refugees to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08
PAPERS DO NOT LIKE
LATEST PEACE, OFFER
Very Few Have Anything Good to Say About Prince Max
imians Proposals Fight Until Germany
Is Ready to Surrender.

SGI,sSSsS J and seEs for psaee,
Of Berlin. headed by the Imperial BIAS
phemer. come into court in chairs. the
arrived. AS for the Imperial Chancel-
ior's speech. it is difficult to lind therein
Il single note Of surrender.
Norfolk tVn.) Nirginian-PiIot: The
phase of the Hun peace movement, the
viii he neither peace nor peace parlcy-
ing with Gclmany which has not
DeGn tho ;y, ehas-ened by over
forth fruits meet for repentance.
,;o Green mso On. 60 Daily News: Ac-
unconditional surrender
Nothing ever before Came out OF Ber-
Wilhelm: The collapse of the Mace
DOMAIN front has occurred. 80 have
once more resolved to offer peace"
With that collapse the nour struck
The. New York Herald: "The hit dog
%elps From Berlin and Vienna come
too
What Prince Maximilian asks and all
MAJ he ASKS is peace by negotiation
a l'russidn peace.
What he asks is an armis,icc that
would enable the German armies. hard
and reform their broken lines and that
the Presidents terms be taken as a
basis Tor peace pcsotia..ouS.
II is the same old trap
Des Moincs Register: An armistice
would throw away all the allies have
gained in the Foch offensive Iierma n
leaders believe the allied powers can
consent 10 q feorgaI.zation of Europe
Oh the old lines. with some benevolent
tai about disarmament and world
peace. That is precisely now what
cannot happen.
Wichita iIans.) Eagle: With Germany
and Austria. as with Bulgaria there
can be only one basis >or negotiations.
unconditionai surrender to the allies
Chancellor is moving TO enable his
government TO let itself down easy"
Macon Telegraph: Unconditional sur
render is the only condition on which
"" may admit Teutonic ENJOYS TO the
acceptance OF our very ;,c5cc condition.
ranks do not want TO consider ANY
proposition from Germany until they.
have invaded German soil and given
them taste OF their own medicine.
Washington Post: War to the limit.
war until the now humble German En-
war until Germany instead OF accept
inG President Wilson's proposal" ten
ders it's unconditional surrender: that
Is the plan duty of tie allied nations.
Denver Rocky Mountain News: We
cannot answer in words-words arc
10 socsd peuolrd .--loodxs on lnUM
dictated peace by the allied nations.
Portland ,Ore.J OreS Peace
with such men as still rule the central
empires, although they have put for
ward fearful pleadings for peace, as
their spokesman. would be 4 compro
mise between law and crime.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08
GoMPERs REACHES ROME
Great Crowd. Cheering America. Mcet'
American labor Leader nj
tBv Associated Prcss.i

ROME. sunday. October 6.-Sanuel
,;ompers, president OF tho American
Fedora tion OF Labor. arrived here To-
day. lie was met by Leonida BissOlati-
Bcrgamaschi Minister Of Military Aid
and MAR Pensions: Augusta Ciufelli.
Minister of Public Works. and Deputy
Romeo t;allenEa Stuart as representa-
ives OF the Socialist labor organization.
In replying TO the address OF well
come MIR. GomperS said he was con-
WINGED that American ideals would soon
prevail among German workers. The
American people will tight until victory
is won" he said
He was loudly applaudcd and cheers
for America were given by the crowd
at the station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08
GENERAL DOYEN DEAD
Commander of Training Camp ut Guam
tIco for Marines Victim OF
Influenza,
TBy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, october ,.--BriEa-
dier-General Charles A. Doycn. who
commanded the first regiment of the
marine corps TO go 90 France With
the American EXpeditionary Forces,
died at the marine corps training sta
ton at Quantico. Va, last night OF
influenza He will be buried with full
military honors.
General Doyen was ffty-nine years
old, and native OF New Hampshire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08
Judge Clark Give. Dc.i.io,

Clark. chief Justice OF the supreme
Court OF North Carolina. acting as
umpire for the National War Labor
Board. to- day denied the appeal o: en-
ployerS IN the Wheeling Mold and
Foundry Company case from Il recent
decision oil the board in forhidding the
working OF any employee more than
eight hours in any one day except in
case of ar emergency.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08

TO buy or sell. exchange or trade.
Want Ads arc the
statesmen efficient. Call Randolph 1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08
Copyright. 1879


Eourteen DeutH. III IyhchhhrE.
Roma Lewis, aged nineteen. daughter
Of Charles Lewis, of Oriental. y. G.. died
horc this evening OF Spanish influenza.
She was visiting here. This makes the
total deaths here since Wednesday
.fourteen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08

For emcient help of nll Eindn use
Tim s. Dispatch Help Wanted Ads.
Phone Randolph I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-08

That vacant room in your home f.
needed by some person here on i'm
portant work. Tell HIN, he can rent
II. through Want AID In The Times
Dispatch.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-04
liskokous vie paljon tyota ia al

liskokous vie paljon tyota ia al
kaa.
Pyhakoululasten neulomaseu-
ran kokous oil perjantaina FL p.
Tilaisuudessa oil useita numeroi-
ia ohjelmaa. My0skin pastori
Heimonen puhui lapsille lampi-
masti, Jumalan armosta seka
kaytann0lliselta kannalta. Oil
hauska tutustua Heimoseen. En-
simainen lasten kokous on Mr..
L. Maen talossa.
Mr. Nikolai Baki loukkasi jail
kansa ~ollessaan ty0ssa vaunun-
k~orjaus pihalla joitakin paivia
sitten. Toivotaan pikaista pa
rantumista.
Ilmat on olleet suotuisia tahan
asst. Valiin on satanut vettakin
joten on toivo saada hyva vuo-
81. Jumala siunatkoon maatam-
me jyvilla ia ytimella!
Kirjeenvaihtaja.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-04
Kan$an ktrjeitd

laksemme autuaaksi, vaan siina
mielessa, eta me jo ennen kaik-
kia t0itamme oomme autuaat al
van armosta ia Jeesuksen ansi-
osta, johon yksin saamme usko-
en- turvata. Tamahan on sta py-
symista viinipuussa, johon Jee-
sus meta kehoittaa, ia sta patti
81 emme vol tehda Herralle yh-
taan otollista tyota, jos milla ia
voin, yot paivat pyhyytta harjoi-
tamme, Ell Jumala sittenkaan
lue sta miksikaan, vaikka koko
maailma ihmettelisi pyhyyttam-
me. Jumalalle kelpaa yksin Kris
tus, ia ne jotka Hanessa ovat,
kelpaavat my0s Hanen tahtensa.
Glen tassa pitanyt itselleni il
ia saarnan vaan ajattelin samal-
la sen lahettaa Auttajan lukijoil-
lie jos toimitus ottaa vastaan.
Avian armosta autuas Kristuk
sen verella puhdistettu ~veljenne
John Rantanen,
Brule, Wis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-04
Bridgeport, Conn.

Rauhaa Herrassa toivon kai-
kille taman lehden lukijoille.
Onpa siita viikkoja kulunut ia
kuukausia jopa vuosiakin pari
|vierahtanyt kun Glen Auttajaan
viimeksi kirjoittanut.
Paikkakunnan uutisia Ell mi
nulla ole tiedossani enka suoma-
~laisten yhteispyrinn0ista liioin
tieda. Olisi hauska tietaa, onko
taalla Bridgeportissa yhtaan kan
samme lasta, joka olisi matkalla
uuteen Jerusalemiin?
Tuonne Isan kotiinhan meidan
matkalaisten mieli palaa. Stella
saamme Vapahtajaamme katsel-
la kasvoista kasvoihin. Kuinka
monille tuhansille tuokaan loh-
tua tue toivo naina raskaina koet
telemuksen aikoina, eta plan
jo kotia kaikki paasemme SUI
ri on Herra rakkautesi = suuri
on sanasi voima. Mika muu an
taisikaan voimaa isalle ia aidille
antamaan rakkaan lapsensa ulos
sedan melskeisiin = ellei ijai-
syystoivo, kerran saada tavata
rakkaansa STELLA missa Ell enaa so
tia kayda. Suuret on Suomenkin
kansan koettelemukset, mutta
suuri on my0s Sc siunaus jos Sc
kansaani lahenimaksi haavojasi
vie.
Ystava kallis joka viela mail
man pettavilla poluilla samoilet,
kaanny jo synnin teilta, ettei l.
san tarvitseisi sinuakin raskaas-
ii kurittaa. Luota Isan armoon.
Pakene Vapahtajan paimenhel-
maan. Han kantaa smut kerran
pois mailman myrskyista, ijai-
seen autuuteen, jonka Han karsi-
misellaan ia kuolemallaan sinulle
ansainnut on.
Tervehdys pastoreille Wiska-
rifle ia Haakanalle ia heidan per
heelleen, jos viela muistatte en-
tista New Rochellen "Beibia".
Han nykyaan hoitelee omaa
pienta beibia -
Terveisia my0skin past. ia
Mrs Anttoselle, seka kaikille VS.
taville New Rochellessa y. m.
missa niita vain on.
Ted In.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-04
Ashtabula HarbOr, Ohio.

AShtabula HarbOr, Ohio.
Kesainen aka Sc on min vie
hattavaa, ettei tahdo muistaa
kaikkia velvollisuuksiaankaan
suorittaa. Niinpa Sc taas mel
nasi jaada unholaan uutisten kir
jottaminenkin Auttajaan.
Kylassamme on kaynyt nyt
hiljattain useita Synoodin pappis
miehia. MUM muassa opiston
johtaja, pastori Nikander saar-
nasi kirkkokuntansa kirkossa
tiistaina Is paiva. My0skin pas
TORT Haapanen ia Samanen on
kierrellyt taalla. Samanen on
kierrellyt Suomiopiston asioilla
keraten varoja ainoalle suoma-
laiselle opinahjolle Amerikassa
.joksi han sta nimitti.
Neiti Lydia Lestinen joka on
Wine talven ollut suomalaisessa
lahetyskoulussa Chicagossa, pa
lasi reippaana ia iloisena takai-
sin tame Harboriin.
Min ikaan takalaiseen lahetys
seurakuntaan on tullut uusi opet
taja pastori Hamalainen. Tuli-
jaisjuhlat oil 16 paivana. On OIL
Tut runsaasti jumalansanan saar-
naa ia alma vaan Julia ia saar-
noja jatkuu kun nellie kansalli-
sille tulee monipaivaiset juhlat.
Pastori Heimonen jo saarnaa ju
hannusjuhlain aikana. Han vie
railee taalla kirkollikokoukseen
saakka. Fourth of July'na on
koko paivan juhlaa kirkon piha-
maalla. Monia pappeja seka
maallikoita on silloin viela juhlil-
lamme. Jumala siunatkoon sa-
nansa min eta saisimme oikein
juopua Jumalan huoneen run.
saista tavaroista.
Viimeisista neulomaseurain
kahveiluista on ollut tuloja van
hempain z dollaria ia nuorten
$3.50. Seuraavat kokoukset o.
vat vasta kolmen viikon jopa nell
jankin paasta, syysta kun kirkol-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-07-04

SukSeSSa. Vaan nyt lStun lllan
hiljaisuudessa, taalla jarven ran
MALTA ia on siihen hyva t%ilaisuus.
Meta ty0skentelee taalla nell
jatuhatta miesta valmistellen So
tatarpeita. Glen mietiskellyt, lie
nenk0 yksi neljasta tuhannesta,
joka ottaa uskolla vastaan nuo
Jeesuksen sanat: Pysykaa tie
minussa ia nina pysyn teissa.
Glen itseani koetellut maiden
sanain johdosta, jotka Jesus sa-
moi Observation-Disclosures ope-
tuslapsilleen, verraten itseaan
viinipuuhun ia heita viinipuun
oksiin. Sc kuuluu kaikille kristi-
tyille, Hanen suloinen vertauk-
sensa. Pysykaa tie minussa, ia
nina pysyn teissa. Min on to-
dellakin minullakin ollut nyky-
aikana koettelemuksia, olenko
oksa Jeesuksessa, johon Pyhas-
sd kasteessa Glen istutettu, JOS
ga vesi on Kristuksen verella Sc
koitettu ia yhdistetty Pyhan
Hengen kanssa. Site evankeli-
Lmir sanan kautta sauna Juma-
Ian henki kutsuu ia valaisee
meta Kristuksen tyk0. Kristuk
sessa pysyminen on alma tarpeel-
linen, Jos tahdomme kantaa he
delmaa Herralle.
l.. Mitenka Hanessa pysyminen
onnistuu? Mitas oksa tekee py-
syakseen puussa, Ell mitaan muu-
t I'm alati ottaa vastaan nes-
t u. ia uutta voimaa puusta.
Siita Sc viheri0i seka hedelm0i.
Main Ell minunkaan eika kenen-
kaan Herrassa pysyminen tapah
du omalla ty0lla, vaan uskon
luottamuksella, jolla me Hanen
rmonsa otamme avian lahjaksi
v. IN, mita elamaan ia autuu-
t + Lluu.
Uskolla ottaa vastaan ia omis
taa armosta 10 kasteessa annettu
tavaramme, Jesus - taten me
uudensyntymisen peson ia Py-
han Hengen uudistuksen kautta,
yhdymme uskossa totiseen viini-
+ hun, Hanessa kasvamaan ia
|, delm0imaan.
Mile jotkt jo uskon ia kas-
teen kautta ovat oksina viini-
puussa, samoa Jesus vertauksek-
81, pysykaa minussa ia nina py-
syn teissa. Joka pysyy minussa
ia jossa nina pysyn, kantaa pal
jon hedelmaa. Silla ilman minua
cite vol mitaan.
Tamahan on viinipuussa pysy-
mista, eta omistaa Jeesuksen
kaikekseen, eika mistaan muual-
ia lahde vanhurskautta etsi-
maan. Taman kokematon kylla
luulee keveaksi, kun Ell siihen o.
maa ty0tamme ollenkaan tarvi-
ia, vaan Sc on lihalle ia verelle
kaikkein vaikein asia, silla ne al
ma sotivat uskoa vastaan. Het-
keksi kylla monikin uskoo, vain
harvat pitavat uskonkiusauksen
tullessa. Ajattelevat eta nyt on
jo kyllin uskottu, nyt taytyy ru-
veta toiseen toimeen, pyrkimaan
pyhyyteen, kuolettamaan lihaa
ia harjoittamaan jumalisuutta.
lama nayttaa kauniilta paatok-
selta ia olisikin muuten oikein
jos Sc tapahtuisi uskossa. Nut
ia siina on vika eta lapsellinen
luottamus Jeesukseen lakkaa sy-
damesta, sen sijaan mieli salaa
laskeutuu oman hurskauden py-
hyyteen. "Salaa", sanoin, silla
suussa kylla vielakin uskon pu-
hetta ~pidetaan, vaikka sydan on
kaukana siita. Missa nyt sieluon
uskosta Jeesukseen katkennut,
siina orjuuden tuskallinen henki
taas hallitsee sydanta. ia walk
ka siina hengessa tehtaisiin lain
t0ita kuinka kiivaasti tahansa, eli
sta Jumalan odessa miksikaan
lucia. Niinpa Jesus todistaa:
ilman minua cite vol mitaan teh-
da. Ell Jeesuksessa pysyva in
minen lahde toista tuomaan u.s.
kollensa turvaa. Han tekee ty0n-
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-27

coat on. one OF his fellow employees
told him how he had sleered clear OF
rheumatism by starting on Hypo-Cod
early in the fall and urged him to try
it. Even then dad got better right
away and this fall he says he's go
ina to insure himself against rheu
matlsm by taking II now Last win
ter after taking Hypo1Cod few days
he was able to use his arms and
shoulders alright and I'm mighty glad
to recommend IL to anybody. Mother
uses IL as general tonic and lis a
groal believer in Hypo-Cod too de-
clared Leonard I9.ewett BOX 49, Route
10. Bellaire, Ohio.
Ifypo-Go9 Il sold and recommended
by leading druggists everywhere. The
formula on the bottle ard carton
proves II Is a medicine worth while
for Fall and Winter tonic, as we'll
as rheumatic preventive and remedy.
Get a bottle today.
Sold "a Martinsburg by Leap
Worthing. Ltd. and Martens Drug
Store; in Shepherdstown by Robert
Gibson and .IIills Pharmacy; in Har-
pers Ferry by Walter e. Dittmyer.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-27
RHEUMATISM
Preventative
Ward Off Rheumatism This
Fall and Winter BY Using
Hypo-Cod Now.
PREVENTS COUGHS, COLDS,
BRONCHIAL TROUBLES TOO

Cont be all doubled UP with rheu-
ma tism this fall 1t is only blood
trouble easily warded of, and why
suffer. when thousands who know are
urging sufferers to avoid il by doing
as they did?
Go through this fall and winter
without a single twinge of rheuma-
tism. Be absolutely free of those
twitching, aching muscles, bones and
Joints. And why not? Thousands
will
Rheumatism, according to authori-
ties upon the subject, is due to uric
acid and other poisons entering the
blood and remaining there because
the kidneys fail to filter the blood
properly. Some have attributed low
blood pressure to this thick, muddy
condition Of the blood. The uric acid
gathers in joints and muscles and
acts as sand would do in watch
1t grits and pains you and even II you
rub the uric acid away at one joint
ii only flows on to the next joint to
again bother you. This is not the
worst part OF IL either, for your poor
kidneys, already weakened, are abso-'
sultely unable to catch up with their
work, The urine of rheumatic per
son almost invariably tells the story
of muddy, uric acid blood. The kid
news are vital. They must continue
working. When they stop, life stops.
Strengthen these vital organs In
crease the blood pressure. Help with
the hypophosphites, malt, extract ana
iron. the poor impoverished blood.
Your whole body must be strong and
/ vigorous to throw OF the poisons.
Hypo Cod is the remedy your doctor
will recommend.
my father had rheumatism all last
winter He could hardly use his
arms and shoulders and we had &c
always help dress him and get his
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-27

Read the Journal. .
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-27
All Choked Up With Catarrh?
Why Continue Makeshift Treatment?

dies which touch only the surface.
To be rid OF Catarrh. you must drive
the disease germs ont Of your blood.
Splendid results have been report
ed from the use OF S. S. S.. which
completely routs from your blood
the Catarrh germs, for which it is
perfect antidote.
S. S. S. is sold by all druggists.
II you wish medical advice as to the
treatment of your own individual
case, write to-day to Chief Medical
Adviser, Swift Specific Co.. Dept.
3, Atlanta. Ga.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-09-27
LIQUOR APPEALS up
IN SUPREME COURT
Quart A Month Ruling Is Be-
fore Final Body.

Two appeals from Federal court
decisions nullifying in part the Reed
amendment prohibiting interstate
shipments Of Intoxicating liquors in
10 dry states for beverage purposes
We're filed Wednesday in the supreme
court by the government Because OF
the Importance of the act in enfoFe-
ing prohibition. the court was asked
to expedite consideration of the
cases
In one case the lower court held
that the act does not prohibit trans
portation of liquor through dry
state. In the other proceedings APP
pealed from West Virginia. The court
held that while the liquor was trans
ported into dry state from another
state. it was not transported inter
state commerce" because intended
for personal use and not for public
purposes OF trade.
In asking the reversal of the deci.
sion affecting shipments of liquor
through a dry state. the government
in its brief declared that whenever
liquor is being transported in inter
state commerce and not for one of
the excepted purposes and crosses
the line of dry state in to that
state, the Reed amerN-,@~+ has been
violated. whether Such liquors are
intended for consumption or sale or
only for further transportation or
for any other purpose"
Relative 10 the West Virginia case
The government contends that the
Reed amendment is an absolute pro
hibition against the movement, in in
terstate commerce, OF Intoxicating IL.
ouors except for scientific sacramen
tai medicinal or mechanical puf'
poses" from wet" to prohibition
state and as such supersedes so call
ed "quare q month las of West Vir
gina and other states,