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The Washington herald., 1918-12-29
COUGHED ALL night,
y FELT MISERABLE
Bones Fairly Aehed-Was So
Weak Could Do
Nothing.
THREE DOSES STOPPED
HER COUGH.

Il felt miserable all over Ny bones
fairly ached and could get no rest
from coughing. Just as soon as I
would lie down at night would have
a violent ft OF coughing My appetite
was poor, too. and ! was so weak /
could just barely drag around and
that was all I was tired all the time
until / saw Hypo-Cod advertised and
bought . bottle. This is wonderful
medicine. and took so many RENE
dies prior to getting il without any
result that I want to praise Il and
point the way for others. II is surely
the right remedy. for the very first
day took three doses and that night
didn't cough "A bit I got a good
nights rest and felt better the next
morning. Since then ] have reEained
my old-time strength and energy and
my appetite Is just fine. My cold
and cough left me completely. and il
only took two bottles to do all this.
surely recommend il in the highest
terms" declared Mrs NJ r. Hodge,
1877 Claiborne street. Richmond, Va
The lady above is well advanced in
years and when she sent her grand
son down to the drug store for a
bottle of Hypo-Cod she was almost
'ready to give up. The very first day
she was relieved Of her awful cough
and slept good that night In just
a few days her strength was restored.
her cold and cough had gone for good
and she was up and a bout doing her
work with renewed zest and vigor.
Take her advice and get bottle
yourself il YOU are in weakened.
run down condition following serious
illness. overwork or exposure. Read
what others say about Hypo-Cod on
this page and then get bottle for
yourself or any member Of your
family troubled as Mrs Hodge was
The Washington herald., 1918-12-29
HAD 4 CHILDREN
down With FLU"
Mother Almost Ready to Give
Up. Caught Cold and Was
Desperate.
HER MOTHER MADE
HER TAKE HYPO-COD
Grandma Said Mother Should
Have Given 1t to Children
Right from the Start.

''T had bad cold and cough and
had four children down with the Flu
at one time and waiting on them
pretty nearly wore me out. was
tired all the time and could hardly
drag around My cough bothered ne
terribly and especially during the
daytime. 7 had no appetite, and IN
fact would 20 all day sometimes
without a bite TO eat was almost
on tho noint Of giving up when my
rnotber came to our house bringing
with her bottle of HypO-Cod. She
had used it and It built her up and
kent her from having the Flu. so
she insisted that I try it. Well. my
love for mother was so strong | de-
cided 70 use the bottle she brought
me although I had little faith in it..
B,t TO nv surprise and delight had
not taNtn more than a half dozen
doses until my cough was better and
| | was feeling stronger and better all
over am now on my second bottle
and can eat good again and am feel
ing like nv old self again. I am glad
to endorse Hypo- Cod. for it does what
they claim for il and mother was
right when she said. You should
have taken Hypo-Cod when the Flu
first broke out in your family.
So declared Mrs. Janet Clary, l25l
Taylor street. Richmond. Va.
The success of Hypo-Cod in Rich
imond is no more phenomenal than its
wonderful success elsewhere. In Nor
folk fifteen thousand bottles were sold
during the epidemic. and Norfolk
holds a record in this country for
quickly overcoming both the first
and second epidemics. In Akron,
Ohio. in Wheeling and in dozens of
other ceuters. where the epidemic
ragged, people bought Hypo-Cod by
the thousand and in not single
instance of record did anyone who
took II as a pyeventive, get sick. or
did a single one who took it after
an attack fail to quickly recover.
This is astounding, but nevertheless
true, Drop by the drug store il you
are still weak. bothered with cough
or cold and in a weakened, rundown
condition. Hypo-Cod builds up people
quickly either before or after serious
illness. You can't get sick If in
perfect health. Why not be that
way? Read what others say on this
page about Hypo-Cod. Then send
for a bottle tonight. The price is sl.0
for large bottle
The Washington herald., 1918-12-29
Whole Family
Says It's Fine

Il had the Spanish Influenza and
had no appetite, suffered a real bad
cough and was so weak Just dragged
around. Others In the family. how
ever. had been wonderfully strength
ened and built up by Hypo-Cod. how
ever, so I got a bottle and IL has
proven a splendid tonic for me. IL
increased my appetite and built me
so good I feel stronger and better
than in years. The cough stopped
before ] had taken half bottle and
all the pains and soreness In my
chest disappeared. too. am glad
to recommend such remedy and
believe il will help anybody who win
give il a trial" writes Miss Blanche
Burroughs, 1920 Brambletou avenue.
Norfolk.
Wee. small children and elderly sDe0-
pie around three score and ten an
praise Hypo-Cod. II puts them back
on their feet in no time. II is just
fine. Tastes good and agrees perfect
ly with the most delicate stomach.
II contains Syrup OF Hypophosphites.
Cod Liver Oil. Malt Iron. Wine and
Wild Cherry Bark. Your physician
will heartily recommend IT, Don't
take any other substitute Be sure
only that you get the genuine Hypo-
Cod manufactured by the nationally
Known Earle Chemical Co, Of Wheel
ing. w. Va.-Ads
The Washington herald., 1918-12-29
DAILY DEMONSTRATION FOR PEOPLE
GETTING OVER FLU" WILL BEGIN
ATPEOPLESDRUC STORE TOMORROW
WAS TERRIBLY
WEAK AFTER FLU"
Had Pains Under Shoulder Blades
and in Small of Back.
Could Lift Nothing.
STRENGTH ALL GONE
BUT FEELS FINE NOW

The results got from using Hypo-
Cod following the Spanish Influenza
were so good my husband and little
girl are both taking il now and Il is
doing wonders for them just IS It
did for me.
My chief trouble was weakness
after the Flu was feeling so weak
and always 50 worn-out and weary
could hardly carry a package from
the corner grocery without becomines
utterly exhausted. ] had pains and
aches across my back and under the
shoulder blades. had no strength
and no appetite either when ] started
taking Hypo-Cod. but now I am on
my third bottle Of this wonderful
remedy and the results have been
splendid. The pain and ache has an
gone from my back and shoulder
blades and ] believe ] could now carry
up a bucket OF coal from downstairs
and never feel it, il certainly gave
me fine appetite too. and feel
stronger now than for several years.
Ny husband and little girl are both
taking IL now. and am glad 20
recommend HypO-COd, FOR know
II will do all they claim" declared
still another Richmond lady. Mrs. J.
J. Lyons. . Maiden Lane.
Many people after getting over IN.
Flu" have found Il difficult to regain
their old-ume strength. Mrs.. Lyons
aFove says that she feels stronger
and better than she has for year,.
Many have complained Of schy. sore
and tender muscles and bones. They
have almost screamed with pains
in their back and yet with Hypo-Cod
such troubles quickly disappear as
thousands Of users have found after
using a bottle or two.
HypO-Cod puts people back 20 =o-s
days and weeks sooner than usual.
II wards OF sore lungs. pulmonary
and tubercular troubles and stopE
that hacking cough. cold and indi-
gestion. Il enriches the blood and
bfinEs baCS the health. color and
vigOr. Stop by the nearest Peoples
Drug Store tonight and get a bottle.
They gladly prepay a bottle anywhere
upon receipt Of price So
The Washington herald., 1918-12-29
SON ALMOST WENT
into PNEUMONIA
After Flu" Son Was Having
Chills and Fevers and
Strength Would Not
Come Back.
SAYS SHE KNOWS OF
THREE CASES LIKE 1T
In Every Instance HyPO-Cod
Proved to Be Exactly the
Right Remedy.

My son was in a terribly weak and
nervous rundown condition follow
ing the Flu and was afraid Of
complications. He almost went into
pneumonia and had bad cough and
cold. He ached all over and would
get hot one minute and have a chill
the next. He heard Of a friend being
heiped by Hypo-Cod. so We got a
bottle for him and the first bottle
did wonders FOR him
His cough stopped entirely before
he had used half the first bottle snd
his cold absolutely disappeared. Now,
since he has used two bottles he has
rcEained his old strength and energy
and is back TO normal again His
appetite returned just fine. and he
steadily gained I'm weight from the
start know OF at least three other
cases where Hypo-Cod lifted them
from dependency and despair TO
good health and huoyancy again. aud
am glad to add my name to the IonE
list Of people here in Norfolk who
endorse Hypo-Cod" d" declared a Nor
folk lady. Mrs. l.. Hutchings. e5S Butts
street
Some wonderful instances are rcCited
by people in Norfolk OF what Hypo-
Cod did. II Is enough TO say that
hundreds in Norfolk publicly endorsed
HyPO-Cod. including the Chief OF Fire
Department Superintendent Porter at
the QuaTtermaSteT terminals. whore
among the 12."o0 workers a thousand
or more cases were reported. Health
Officer MCEnowu and prominent peu-
pie all over recommended IL without
reserve, both as tonic and preven-
tive and as a good medicine TO take
during and directly after the Flu
to quickly build up the patient before
complications. lung congestion. tubcr-
Culosis OF pneumonia set in.
Read what still other users ~
Hypo-Cod say on this page. and then
take their advice and get back 10
work days and weeks sooner than
otherwise. just as they say YOU will.
You can get Hypo-Cod at all 1--WE
Peoples Drug Stores They gladly
ship Hypo-Cod anywhere prcnaid.
Send them Sl30
The Washington herald., 1918-12-29
HER HUSBAND HAD
SYMPTOMS OF FLU
Ached All Over. Languid. Head
aches, ChiIls and Fever.
Awfully Weak.
WIFE TELLS WHAT
SHE DID FOR HIM

My husband was taken down with
a bad cold and We were afraid that h.
was taking the Flu He aChed all
over and felt so tired and lanEuid ]
was sure he had IT, His headache
alarmed both OF US and he would
feel hot and foveTish one minute and
cold as ice the next His appetite
had gone. too. and he was So terribly
weak I was almost desperate. We
saw HypO-Cod advertised for such
troubles and read where many people
suggested that II he used TO ward of
the Flu so we got a bottle and he
now has used two bottles Of this
wonderful medicine. II not only pre-
vented him from getting down with
the Spanish Influenza hut IL made
him feel ever SO much stronger The
cold and cough left him and he be
gan enjoying his food and had a
good appetite right away. He sleeps
good. too. once again and ! often tell
him that Hypo-Cod did him more
good in two weeks than all the medi-
cine he ever took Is is surely fine. 90
declared Mrs. EuEcnia Garter. 6lI
Stockton street. Richmond. Va.
II you ache all over. cough and are
stuffed up; II you feel weak and Ian
guild and seem to have all the symn-
toms OF the dreaded Flu stop by
the drug store and get bottle OF
Hypo-Cod. Take it according TO direc-
uoRs and watch it build YOU un and
drive away those symptoms
Read what others on this PAGE say
about it. Read how they. too, were
relieN cd just as Ms Carter'S hus-
band was above. Then stop by the
nearest Peoples Drug Store and pro-
cure a bottle. They Slpdly prepay a
large bottle anywhere upon receipt
of Sl.Sl-
The Washington herald., 1918-12-29
Farms for Soldiers, Plan
of Western Lawmaker

st. Paul, Dec. 2S.-Following a con-
ference with experts here, Representa-
tive Harold Knutzon, of Minnesota,
today announced he will introduce a
bill providing for colonization for re-
turning soldiers.
1t will be a part of the general
scheme for placing returned fighters
on farms and grazing lands. The bill
will follow the Wisconsin colonization
plan. whereby farms with marketing
facilities and other advantages are Of
fered
Knutzon said the bill will include
provisions for the Federal land banks
acting as agents for the land.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-29
ELECTED FROM TROLLEY
HE SAYS; TESTS LAW

Baltimore, Dec. 28.-The question of
the legality Of the Jim Crow" law
will be tried in the Federal courts,
when attorneys for George Webster,
colored, OF Washington, present the
case of his alleged election from a
Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis
electric car.
Webster claims that last Saturday
he was prevented from entering the
forward car on an Annapolis train by
the conductor and Officer William ].
Popular. os the Pumphrey and Lancas-
Ter Detective Agency. and that in the
scuitle that ensued he was badly
beaten. Immediately upon reaching
Baltimore Webster went to the Cen
trab Police Station and swore out a
warrant for Popular on the charge of
assault and battery. Popular was dis
charged today by Justice Dawkins
The Washington herald., 1918-12-29
HAD pneumonia,
FELT TERRIBLE
Tried Several Tonics But Nothing
Helped Her. Had
Bad Cough.

Il was terribly weak and rundown
following pneumonia. I had a hack
ing cough and | had been left in a
weak. tired, achy state. II seemed
like I could not regain my strength. I
tried many tonics but they all failed
me. A neighbor here in Akron. Ohio,
told me to take Hypo-Cod and when
started taking it I had no appetite
and could eat nothing. Ny nerves
were all shattered and was weak
and exhausted. The last eXertion
tired me but hadn't taken more than
half dozen doses before began to
feel hungry. I continued with il and
soon my strength returned and the
cough which annoyed me greatly
stopped altogether. ] have received
so many benefits from Hypo-COd
that it would be hard to name them
all. but l am glad to recommend IT,
for it has brought me back my health
and happiness" wStes. Mrs. Nellie
Troutman, 1Sl Archwood avenue, Ak
ron. Ohio.
Hypo-Cod is well known in Ohio
and the Middle West
Another lady in Akron, Mrs. c. W.
Snyder. llS7 Third avenue. writes
My husband had bronchitis and was
rundown after pneumonia. Had a
continual barking cough that would
not yield TO any treatment Kept
him awake nights until he was COM
pletely worn-out. Nervousness
weakness, poor appetite and his awful
cough added to his troubles Our
family physician prescribed Hypo-
Cod and the results were grand. The
coughing stopped and he sleeps fine,
His appetite and digestion are good
and he says he feels 100 sper cent
efficient and better in every way. ]
think il the greatest midicine have
ever seen"
Read what others say above on
this same page
The Washington herald., 1918-12-29
Representative of Earle Chemical Company Here to Talk
and Advise With Anxious Mothers Patients or Those
Troubled With Symptoms of "Flu" or Just Get
ting Over This Dreaded Disease
Stories of Many Sick People
Promptly Helped Appear
Elsewhere on This
Page Today.
ACHY SORENESS IN
CHEST AND MUSCLES
MANY HAD BAD COUGHS

Elsewhere on this page are grouped
the experiences OF several people
stricken with the Flu" and for those
just recovering. nothing could help
them more than a careful reading of
these true statements OF people who
successfully overcame the very trou-
bles you, your patient or the mem
bers OF your family are experiencing.
1t is only by the experiences Of
others that hundreds now troubled
can quickly overcome their trouble
and regain their old-time vigor and
strength again. Read what they say.
They had achy. stiff and sore mus
cles. They had bad coughs and colds
and feared they might catch pneu-
monia. They had awful pains in
their back. too. and felt so weak and
dizzy they despaired of regaining
their strength. appetite and digestion.
They knew that many were going
into tuberculosis following the Flu"
and suffered with pains and soreness
in their chest just as you may be
doing Read what they say.
Then If you are still in doubt go
down to the Peoples Drug Store at
| eth and X SITS. and ask for the
| Hypo-Cod representative, who is
! stationed there by the nationally
known Earle Chemical Company, Of
| Wheeling w. Va, for the very pur-
pose Of talking and advising with
people worried and undecided what
| is best to take.
There is absolutely no obligation or
cost to this. Case after case. which
| has come under his observation,
makes it possible for him to cite
many instances probably exactly like
yours or your family's.
For those residing outside the city.
the Peoples Drug Store will ship
preraid a large bottle Of Hypo-Cod
upon receipt OF price Read what
other people just getting over the
Flu have TO say on this page Note
the glowing tributes they pay to the
superb preparation known at Hypo-
Cod. Remember that thousands Of
others used II with as fine results,
Copy the following formula and subj
nit 1t to any up-to-date doctor and
he will tell you he pTescribes every
one of those elements every day. He
will tell you it is wonderfully
Olended combination OF SpItlihll
medicinal value. You will find ii is
combination OF elements universally
known as good for after long illness
and prescribed and administered in
hospitals all over America.
Read what these people say and
then decide whether you will run the
risk of complications so apt to fol-
low the Flu while YOU are in
weakened rundown state. But
under no circumstances neglect a
cough or lung soreness. for thousands
are contracting pulmonary and tuber-
cular troubles following this dreaded
disease. Read how these people
promptly strengthened themselves.
improved their appetites took on
more weight and relieved their
coughs. chest soreness and aChinS
muscles and were put back on their
feet days and weeks sooner than
usual
Remember the Peoples Drug Store
will deliver phone orders and prepay
mail orders anywhere upon receipt
of price for large bottle. $40.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-29

who runs the shop at the far end of
Reid's alley? Well, Hooper pinched
Carlmo a few weeks ago and when
the fellow was going out after put
ting up his collateral he swore
he'd get even some day with Hooper.
I had the boys nail Carlmo the morn
ing of the crime and we've been hold
ing him since as a guest of honor
think he's pretty near willing by
this time to tell something about the
killing of Hooper, and I've just sent
for him
Given Third Degree.
With the marks of two slcepless
days and nights upon mis- face, evi-
derces of the process mildly labeled
the third degree" CarlmO stagger-
ed into the room with a policeman
at each side of him. His black hair
was tossed wildly about his fore
head. His eyes were hcaVy-hdded
and blOOdshot, and he was breath
The Washington herald., 1918-12-29

ing heavily. He started to sink in
to a chair, but was jerked roughly
to his feet.
stand up! Who said you could
sit down. growled the lieutenant
CarlmO waCged his head heavily
from one side to the other, looking
wildly at the policemen and NUT
tering strange words in his native
tongue Please. meester. can't
go to sleep?' he finally pleaded
Not yet" snapped the Lieutenant
Come on and tell about that mur-
der" The Italian did not seem to
understand. He rolled his eyes IN
apparent agony, then stumbled
again toward the chair. The de-
teCtive slapped his face vigorously
As long as you don't tell us
you'll have to stay awake" said
the lieutenant Come on: talk up
Il tole YOU l know nothings"' al
most shieked CarImo. You are a
The Washington herald., 1918-12-29
G. A. R. WOMEN TO ASSIST

Women of the patriotic organiza-
tons allied with the Grand Army of
the Republic will assist at the annual
reception to be given at the Grand
Army Hall, 1I12 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. on New Year Day.
The organizations arranging for the
reception are the Woman's Relief
Corps. Ladies of the Grand Army,
Daughters of Veterans and Auxil-
iari2s to the Sons of Veterans.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-29
THE MYSTERIOUS MURDER
OF PATROLMAN HOOPER

The annals OF the Washington Police De
partmsnt contain stories Of mystery and
crime that are more thrilling than many OF
the best in the Pages Of fiction. The follow
ing Is a true story Of the first important
case in the late Police Capt Daley's spec
tacular career as a criminal hunter.
Hell's Bottom" in Washington was a
crime center that gave the police no end OF
trouble. and the establishment known TO the
police as the Palace Of Vice" was a ren-
devious for professional lawbreakers. Officer
Daley's capture OF the Hooper murderers,
with the Incidental closing Of the palace
and the Imprisonment Of its proprietor. Is
matter Of police record.
The story incidentally gives a brief Close
up Of the much-discussed but little under
stood process known as the third degree,
now frUWned upon BY leading officials.
The principals IN this story, those asso-
ciAted directly either with the murder or
with the solution Of the mystery. are re-
terred TO Throughout BY their real names
They are Roper and Saunders. the murdered
policeman, the ''suspect' CarimO Sergt-
Robcy and Officer Daley. The few others
are for special r,ssons referred to By hcti-
tious names.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-29
Wife Gets Divorce.

ADsoIute divorce from Herman Ray
crman and alimony of $40 per month
nave been granted to Lena Rayer-
man Of Justice Bailey, of the District
supreme Court. The alimony is to
cease with Mrs. Rayerman's remar-
riage
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-08-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. s.
Land Office at Boise. Idaho, July "a.
1918.
Notice is hereby given that Sarah
Il. Reed, of Mountainhome, Idaho,
who, on August 2Sth, 1914, made
homestead entry, No. 016453, for
SEA NW4, and Lots and 3, Sec
tion 4. township ! South, range 3
East, Boise Meridian, has filed notice
Of intention to make three year
proof to establish claim to the land
above described before W. c. Howie,
United States Commissioner, at his
office, at Mountainhome, Idaho. on
the 10th day of September, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses;
John Cannon, Fred Pilliner, tJla
Pilliner, and Amelia Anderson, all of
Mountainhome, Idaho.
FRANK. 8. HER.
July 81 Aug. "a Register.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-08-10
Thrift Stamps Sales Grow.

From July / to II inclusive, the
Treasury Department receipts from
the sale of war-savings and thrift
stamps totaled $60,789,657 this
amount exceeding the Treasury re-
ceipts from this source for the en-
tire month of June. Additional
concrete evidence of the progressive
success of the war savings campaign
is found in the fact that the Treasury
receipts from this source for the
week of June "a made a new weekly
record, which was in turn surpassed
by the record for the week of July l.
1t is today certain that the receipts
for the current week from the sale
of these securities will represent the
best weekly record since the inaugur-
alton of the war savings campaign.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-08-10
Women Railroad Ticket Sellers,

The United States Railroad Ad-
minstration issues the following:
Because of the need of skilled
ticket sellers and the difficulty of
obtaining enough trained men the
Railroad Administration has opened
schools in several sections of the
country for training women to fill
these positions. The present force
OF trained men ticket sellers will be
retained whenever possible because
of the expert character of their work,
but it has been found necessary to
supplement their activities with wo-
men This is due partially to the
increase of traffic and partially to
the loss of men to the Army and
Navy When thoroughly trained,
women ticket sellers will be paid
the same salaries as men during the
same work. Already enough APP
plications have been made to fill the
schools for the present. After pre-
liminary training of from one to two
months, the women who show APP
titude will be given work of actual
selling the simpler form of tickets
and gradually will be work into the
sale of more complicated forms.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1918-08-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. s.
Land office at Boise, Idaho, July 10,
1918.
Notice is hereby given that Scion
Mccoy, of Bennett, Idaho, who, on
October 4th, 1915, made Homestead
Entry, No. 017420, for EhSEA,
Sec. 80, NWA SWA, Sec. 33, t. g.,
r. E., and Lot /, Section Town
ship 2 South, Range East, Boise
Meridian, has filed notice of inten-
ton to make three year proof, to
establish claim to the land above
described, before w. G. HOWE, United
States Commissioner, at his Office, at
Mountain Home, Idaho. on the 10th
day of August, 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank w. Boyd, of Mountainhome,
Idaho.
John Cheyne, Of Mountainhome,
Idaho.
George Day OF Mountainhome, Ida
no.
John Cannon, OF Bennett, Idaho.
FRANK s. HER,
July 10, August 10 Register