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The Washington herald., 1919-01-31
MOTHER AND BOY STRICKEN
THEY FIGHT IT OUT ALONE

loves 1t and I'm glad for some medi-
cines are so hard for children to
take. We think lots of Hypo-Cod 1
can tell you. and especially as a ton
ic. One thing noticed was that the
first dose seemed to take hold of
your system and you could actually
feel yourself growing stronger. I
cheerfully and gladly permit the
publication of my name for 1 am
sure Hypo-Cod is something out of
the ordinary in medicine and flIs a
great public need at this time when
so many of us are suffering" con-
tinued Mrs. Parker, 1929 Wisconsin
avenue.
The above lady's heroic battle re-
minds us of the several instances
told in the papers during the worst
of the epidemic. here. How people
stricken with the Flu" were alone
for days battling against odds. How
simply she told it. How grateful
this lady is. whose husband is en-
gineer at the Fort Reno Pumping
Station, is easily to be seen.
Read the story and actual state
ments of still others here in Wash
ington who praise Hypo-Cod. Then
stop in at the nearest Peoples Drug
Store and get a bottle If you wish to
recover rapidly from long, wasting
illness. Perhaps you have a friend
who is not reading the papers to
whom Hypo-Cod would be a bless
ing. May We suggest a bottle to-
night We gladly prepay Hypo-Cod
in large bottle anywhere on receip:
OF price s1.20-People's Drug Store,
Washington, D. C.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-31
JAPAN'S CLAIM
MENACE T0u. s
Possession Of Marianna
Islands Would Mask
Philippines. -

Acquisition by Japan OF the MA,s-
anna group OF islands In the North
Paciho. Il IL maintained by army su-
thorities here. would be a sever.
blow TO the naval prestige Of the
United States IN the East.
The result Of this acquisition. they
point out would be dangerous in
two ways:
First that as Japan has no naval
station in the Pacific, HswsM is and
has long been considered the key OF
that ocean and was fortified for that
purpose:
Second, acquisition would mean
that Japan would have on one eide
OF the Philippine Islands the strong
ly fortified Island OF Formosa and
on the other side the Mariana
group. Such situation simply
would mask the Philippines IL. a.
Is likely. Japan would proceed to
the fertilization OF the Msriann,
group.
QsestIon Sun Unsettled.
Authorities here notice that the lat
est news from Europe Is that the
question Of the Pacific islands is yet
AhstAhto. Army ana navy experts
are not discussing the probabilities
as TO the Mariana Islands as a forti-
ned base from the standpoint OF ia
pan alone. but from the purely strste-
gic standpoint, no matter who should
control strong naval bases on both
sides OF the Philippine group
The Mariana group lies north OF
Guam. The islands belonged TO Spain
up 70 1893. The United States So
cured from Spain as war settlements
the Philippines and Guam. but did
not take over the Mariana group
Germany saw the prospective value
to her Of the group and very early
after the Spanish American war man
aged to buy them from Spain for
something like 10000 Il is teliev-
ed here now that Germany's idea
was to get a station to have when
she needed il near the new American
colonial possession OF the Philip
pines.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-31
JAIL PORTER; SEIZE BOOZE.
Arthur Jones Had u Quarts and
Revolver. Charge

Arthur Jones. Colorcd. "a Pullma
porter. Was arrested last night br
Detective StHnEfeIlow and charged
with -bootleCginE." The police sar
he had twelve quarts or whisky with
him and when searched at No. 6 pre-
CInct he was found to have a rC-
volver An additional charge Of car.-
rying concealed weapons was filed
against him. He Is held on 500 bail.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-31
LOCAL MERCHANT
PRAISES HYPO.COD
WeI-Known Seventh St. Merchant
Following "Flu" Couldn't Re-
gain Old Strength.
SAYS HYPO-COD PROVED TO
BE WONDERFUL TONIC.

THE after effects of the Flu in my
case had me nearly down and out 1t
left me in a terribly weakened con-
dition. In fact was so weak that
could hardly walk. My gait down the
street was shifty and unsteady and
I wasn't sure of single step. I was
very nervous, being OF q nervous tenn
permanent, anyway, seldom could sleep
good. My appetite wouldn't come back
either and the catarrhal condition in
my throat bothered me lots" declar-
ed T. Thos. LOTUS. a well known
Seventh street merchant, whose ad-
dress is given below.
Proved Blessing to Him.
Il sent down and got a bottle of
Hypo-Cod as soon as l saw It adver-
tised and it proved a blessing to me.
Its wonderful tonic properties seemed
to take right hold of me and the first
bottle did wonders. now walk about
as Of old and have been vastly i'm
proved in strength. Those terrible
dizzy spells vanished and my appe-
tite even has returned. 1t sure is tlne.
1 sleep good at night. 1t surely con-
tains the right ingredients for an ideal
tonic and builder, for I at one time
worked in a drug store years ago and
the doctors all prescribed the very
things I see 1t contains. hope others
will try it. 1 know they will get good
results" continued Mr.. E. Thos. Loft
tus, 1906 Seventh street northwest.
Hypo-Cod quickly strengthens and builds up
the weakened system Gives new strength, STAN
ina and vitality. 1t promptly relieves the ca
tarrhal, bronchial symptoms, chest soreness,
cough and old Sleep Is improved, nerves are
benefited and it actually puts a person back to
work days and weeks sooner. 1t is especially
good to prevent the complications which are 50
apt to follow If one gets up too soon or is ex-
posed to rintry weather. 1t reTiTes the disease
resisting vitality quick. which is what everyone
wants after the Flu Pneumonia or any other
wasting illness Read what another Washing
tonisn says below and then get bottle OF
Hypo-Cod at the nearest Peoples Drug Store.
HypoCod gladly PREPAID anywhere on receipt
of price, sl.D. Peoples Drug Store, Washing
ton, d. C-Ady
The Washington herald., 1919-01-31

p 1T ELLIS bS THE BiLI1A dose of Doctor Pierces
fleasant Pellets Sick or Bilious Headaches, Dizz-
ness Consultation Indigestion. Bilious Attacks and
are promptly relieved and permanently cured.
. But not in the way the huge, old-fashoned pill
tries 70 DO It These little Pellets better meth
ods They cleanse at and regulate the whole system
mildly and gently There's disturbance the sys-
tenn det or occupation They're the smallest in size
but the most effective lin result-purey vegetable
perfectly harmless Only little sugar-coated Pei
let for laxative-three for a cathartfc
They're the cheapest pills you can buy fer they're
turned =
The Washington herald., 1919-01-31
RUSSIANS IN PROTEST
AGAINST ALLIED PLAN
Claim Prospective Negotiations
Will Admit Bolshevists to Meeting.

A protest against the decision of
the allied governments to hold a
joint meeting with representative
of Trotzky and the loyal Russians
has been made by the executive
board of the general committee OF
Russian National Defense, in a
statement issued through their
chairman, A. D. Semenoffsky.
The resolutions. as printed by this
society. representing thirty-nine
Russian organizations, societies,
political groups and professional
unions, take the attitude that this
delegation on Princes Island Feb
ruary Is, as agreed upon, is practI-
caIly a decision on the part of the
allied countries to enter into neg0-
tiations with the Bolshevist officials
in Russia.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-31
U. S. Naval Policy
Subject of Debate

Debate on the question Of whether
or not Il should be the policy Of the
United States to maintain the largest
navy in the world will be held to-
night at Georgetown University
Law School, Sixth and r streets
northwest
A prize Of s. will be given tho
winning team. The public i- invited
The judges will be chosen from nrnur-
inent business and professional mon
OF the city. Joseph J.. Hurley. ur
Fall River, Mass. will preside SPEAK
ers for the affirmative Will be Joh7
L. Burns. Robert II. Kempton. with
Francis r. Chsny as alternative For
the negative. Leo. a. TRACY. John
Darby, and Hardy 4 Moore 49, alter
native
The Washington herald., 1919-01-31
Went TO Store
So HOARSE She
COULDN'T TALK
Clerk Said Take Hypo-Cod. One
Bottle Stopped Cough; Feels
Entirely Relieved.
WAS MARVELLOUS"


'T had such an awful cold and
cough and was so hoarse I could
hardly talk when I went into the
Peoples Drug Store. 1 had a dread
ful cough and sharp shooting pains
through my chest. + am sure I had
? fever. too, for really felt i'll. I
had no appetite, could not eat a
thing and my eyes we're watering So
much 1t looked like I was crying.
My head had been aching, too, and I
knew I should he in bed, but I asked
the clerk at 7th and X sts. what 7
should do and she said Take Hypo-
Cod. it will cure you up quickly" I
am mighty glad that I did for I had
not taken more than half the bottle
when began to feel heaps better. 1t
stopped the cough and cold in no
time and by the time the first bot
tie was gone had dandy good ap-
petite. / surely felt like NV old self
again. To make long story short.
believe 1t warded OF an attack of
the Flu for NE, and IL INV friends
see THIS they can take my word for
y. HyDo-Cod has my heartiest recon-
inendation." declares Mrs. Mary Lott.
30 street northwest.
stopped Cough I'm No Time.
The above lady. whose husband works In the
Bureau Of Engraving. is only one OF DOZENS
right around her In that neixhborhood who now
sSear By HypoCod both a quick strengthen
ING remedy to ward of the Pin" and as A
sDlendid rebuilder Afterwards. when the system
ts all rundown, weak and wide ofen to attack
By this vague. Read what still other Wash
in=ionians say on this page about Hypo-Cod
Read the story below. Then get q bottle at
the neaErst Peoples Drug Store.-we gladly
prcpay HypoCod anywhere sL8-Peoples Drug
Stores. Washington. d. C.-Ad-.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-31
Mrs. Herman Wins Divorce.

Justice Hitz, of the District ST.
preme Court. awarded a decree of
absolute divorce yesterday 10 Grace
Agnes Herman from Joseph F. Her
man on the ground OF infidelity.
The suit was filed October - 1875
The wife is also. awarded the custody
OF their child and is allowed So
monthly for its support Attorney
Webster Ballinger appeared for Mrs
Herman
The Washington herald., 1919-01-31
Put Faith in Wilson.
Advice of Bolshevist

Paris, Jan. 3o.-"Put your faith IN
President Wilson" is the gist Of the
message which NJ. Longuet, unofficial
representative of the Russian soviet
government will send TO the Boil
sheviki, it was learned today. He
will advise the Bolsheviki 20 agree
TO the Princes Islands conference.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-31
CBY ], H, wATSON NJ n

Anuc scientific discovery by Doctor Pierce Chief of
Staff the nvalds Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo
Send ten cents there for.a trial package of Anurc
The Washington herald., 1919-01-31
Men Registered.

Following is a list of service men
who registered at Room "a. District
Building, yesterday for the big pa
rade:
Gurden c. Ashton. jr., 126 B street
northwest; Lieut. William II. Biting.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-11
INCREASED WIRE
RATES NOT FOR
OWNER s BENEFIT
rsv "ops,se JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED w,srr

ieN MORNING JOURNAL sPtClsl LEASED WlRBl
Washington. April 1O.-Postmaster
General Burleson declared today that
increases in telephone and telegraph
rates under government supervision
of the wire systems provide only for
advances in the wages of employees
granted or contemplated and for
greater cost of material and supplies
and that no part of the increases ben
eft the owners of the systems,
Officers of the Commercial Teleg-
raphers Union of America. which is
now conducting a strike vote, have
charged that employees have failed to
receive advances in wages common
surate with the increased rates.
The owners of the system" said
a statement issued by the postmaster
general, "do not benefit in any way
from the increased rates collected for
either telegraph or telephone service.
THE increase of wages allowed en-
ployes of the wire systems under gov
eminent control aggregating for tele-
graph and telephone combined $34,-
600, 600 per annum, while the totG.
rate increases made or contemplated
amount to less than $40,000,000. 1t
is necessary to provide for increased
cost of apparatus, material and sup
plies as well as for the wage increase
and the increase of rates is not as
great as applied to either service. as
would have been unavoidable under
private control"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-11
HINES FINALLY
REJECTS OFFER
Of STEEL MILLS
Figures Agreed Upon by Rep
reSentative Of Manufacture
erS and Government Held to
Be Much Too High,
rsr MORNING JoussA, SPECIAL tsAsro w,Hsi

tsf MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED
Washington, April 10.-Acceptance
by the railroad administration of the
steel prices agreed upon by the repre-
sentatives of the industry and the de-
partment of commences industrial
board was definitely and formally re-
fused today by Director General
Hines. The refusal was announced
after Mr.. Hines had conferred with
Chairman George n. Peck of the
board.
The director generals decision, an
nounced as final, was based on the
grounds that the prices as agreed
upon are too high, that the industrial
board is without power to impose
them upon the railroad administra-
ton and that the return of all prices
to normal will be seriously retarded
by the approval by a governmental
deems excessive"
Chairman Peek of the Industrial
board let it be known after his con-
ference with Director Hines that he
would present the questions involved
in the controversy with the railroad
administration TO President Wilson
and would ask the president to sus-
tain the action of the board.
after repeated consideration Of
the steel and iron prices proposed by
the industrial board" said a state
ment by Mr. Hines, II am still of the
opinion that those prices are too high
and therefore that the railroad add
ministration cannot approve them as
being reasonable prices.
ITO the extent that the railroad adj
ministration finds 1t necessary to
make purchases 1t will continue to
make them on the best terms obtain
able by fair and just methods, with
full recognition of the principle that
government agency with large pur-
chasing power must be particularly
careful not even to attempt action
which could be regarded as oppress-
i've.
''The object of the railroad admin
istration throughout has been to OBJ
tain fair and reasonable price level
1t has never contemplated that it
should get a lower price level than
the general public.
"If the industrial board can assist
in bringing about levels of prices at
which the railroad administration will
feel justified in buying its co-opera-
ton will be welcomed"
Recounting the history of the nego-
tiations Mr.. Hines stated that his
councillors agreed unanimously that
the Industrial boards steel prices
were too high.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-11
CE RMANS FACING
A LARGE DEFICIT
IN THE BULGE
III, MORNING .ouHsA. spsc,.l LEASED w,rs,

Weimar, Wednesday, April 3, (by
the Associated Press. )-Germany' fl
nancial condition as set forth by Min
lister of Finance Schiller today in ad-
dressing the national assembly on the
budget for 1919. Treasury bills on
January 81 said the minister amount
ed to $500, 100000 marks and have
since risen to $4,000, 100000 marks
The expenditure for the army and
navy has fallen from 100000, 900
marks in January to 1000, 100000
marks in March.
The budget, the minister stated,
balanced at roughly 13,000,000,000
marks, which meant an addition OF
800. 900, 900 marks as compared with
last year. and the deficit would not
be less than 500,000.000 marks.
DR.. Schiller said the budget did not
represent all the consequences of the
war, such as indemnities payable to
the entente. He made an urgent APP
peal for economy, but said the one
unavoidable item of additional eX-
penditures was 1,600,000.000 marks,
representing increases of salary for
officials, this being rendered neces-
sary by the increased cost of living.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-11
DANIELS EXPECTS
To SAIL FOR j. s.
WITHIN FEW DAYS
10y MORNING Journal SPECIAL LEASED w,Rsl

Washington, April 10.-Secretary
Daniels and his three chief technical
advisers, who are comforting with al
lied admiralty officials overseas as to
the future type of capital ships, avia-
ton and other important matters,
probably will start home May II on
the transport Leviathian.
Acting Secretary Roosevelt received
dispatch from Paris saying Mr..
Daniels planned to complete his trip
abroad with a visit to England. ar
irving April "a. The secretary, the
dispatch said, was recalled from Rome
to Paris by important business but
the other members of the party re-
manned in Italy and completed their
visit.
Mr.. Daniels and his party will meet
in Chaumont, the American army
headquarters, next Monday and will
proceed from there on visit along
the battle front. They expect to spend
Easter with the American troops at
Coblenz and then visit Brussel and
Zeebrugge on their way to England.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-11
New Companies Incorporate.

Santa Fe, April 10.--The New Era
Development company of Albuquer-
que filed Incorporation papers today.
The capitalization is $4,000. The in
corporators and directors are; A.
Fleischer, statutory agent; C. G. Redd
and C. Carnes of Albuquerque. The
Oil Productions company, Inc, of Las
Cruces, also filed incorporation pa
pers. The capitalization is 500, 900.
The incorpoprators and directors are:
Albert n Sears, statutory agent: Guy
Ter Heath, New York City; and Frank
Heron of Las Cruces
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-11
De Baca Trial Postponed.

Santa Fe, April 16.-The trial of
former County Clerk Trinidad c. de
Baca on the charge of embezzlement,
as well as other criminal cases dock
eted for this term of district court,
had to go over to the next term as the
court fund had been eaten up by the
w. G.. Kelly trial. In consequence,
District Judge Reed Holloman dis
charged the jurymen today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-11
GOVERNOR OZUNA
AND ZACH COBB
HELD BY BANDITS
Telegram Received by Mexi-
can Authorities Says 0zuna
and His Brother Are Being
Held for Ransom.
10y MORNING JOURNAL spr clAL LEASED wrHsl

Laredo, Tex. April 10.-Governor
Andres Ozuna and his brother. Gre
gorio Ozuna. military commander of
Iamaulipas, were kidnapped from the
train on which they were returning
from a conference of governors and
are held for ransom, according to a
telegram received by the Mexican au-
thorities yesterday and made public
today. The telegram was signed by
Marcello Caravo, Luis Caballero and
Eulelio Gutierrez.
According to the telegram, the Of
ficials were taken from the train at
Carrizoz, between Linares and Vic
toria. The train was stopped by
dynamiting a portion of the track.
The officials left Nuevo Laredo Tues
day afternoon for Monterey en- route
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-11
Genuine Opportunities
Never Wait Bargain

If you only had an army to lead you,
said when a child, you would be great
leader.
If you only had the chance you would
become rich
quit wishing for riches-you have the
opportunity before you now, the great
est opportunity you have ever had and
perhaps ever will have. The great ques-
ton is have you the COURAGE to grasp
it NOW.
all the Biologists who have examined
the formations in New Mexico say that
the indications point to some wonderful
oil discoveries.
it is the opinion of Biologists that
there will be five oil fields in New Mex
leo.
personally | am of the opinion that
there will be at least three big produc-
ing fields, perhaps even bigger than any
in Texas or Oklahoma today.
it is quite natural for the average read
er to be skeptical; but | am not saying
this to the average reader. l am telling
it to YOU.
each of us see things in our own way.
When the Wright Bros. said they could
perfect heavier-than-air machine that
would fly, people laughed at them. When
Cyrus Field said he could lay cable
across the Atlantic, he was the favorite
lunatic of the decade. When Marconi
introduced wireless to the scientific world
he was regarded as a fraud. When
hn
wonders he has since done he was con-
sidered an old man in his dotage. West
inghouse was considered fool and when
Bell invented the telephone and tried to
interest capital he was elected from
Vanderbilt's office.
think back few years. Who believed
there was oil in Texas eighteen years
ago? Only ten years ago people laugh
ed when anyone said there was oil in
Wyoming. Yet today Wyoming is one
of our biggest producing oil states.
don't let anyone tell you that there is
no oil in New Mexico. If you want to
speculate in oil take a chance with this
company.
"a company that stakes its chances on
drilling only one or two wells has small
chances of success.
this company will not stop at drilling
two or three wells nor will it confine all
it's operations to one locality. If there
are five or more fields developed in New
Mexico we plan to operate in all these
fields.
nor will the operations of this COM
pany be confined to development work
alone. The articles of this company are
broad, permitting us to engage in all
branches Of the oil Observation-Disclosures,
pipelines, tank cars, etc. That is where
the money is made in the oil business.
in other words, | expect to see the
Montezuma Petroleum Company the
biggest oil company in the southwest if
not in the United States.
act on your own judgment Don't let
anyone tell you fairy tales about the i'm
possibility of finding of oil in New Mex
leo.
to make real money a man must think
for himself. Fortunes are built on deals
that are largely the impulse of the mo-
ment. Those who take questions to bed
with them are not the ones that are MAX
ing the most money in oil. 1t is better to
fail once in while than never to have
the courage to succeed COURAGE is
as much necessity to man who would
build up fortune as it is to a soldier
on the battlefield.
opportunities like this are only for
those who are capable of decision.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-11
Cahlc Censorshin Nfodified.

Washington, April 10.-RemOvaI Of
censorship regulations on normally
routed cablegrams between points in
the United States and its possessions
and Japan and China. effective to-
morrow, was announced today by the
chief cable censor of the navy de-
partment. The regulations will con-
tinue in force, however. on cable
grams to, from and passing through
Hong Kong, the British censorship at
that port not yet having been lifted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-11
SENATOR A. A. JONES
WILL ARRIVE SATURDAY

Santa t'e April 10.-United States
Senator A. A. Jones, who landed in
New York City Tuesday on his re
turn from Panama, where he had
gone with several members. of con
gress, will arrive here on Saturday
when he will so into consultation with
State Chairman Arthur Seligman and
other democratic leaders on the state
of the party in New Mexico.
one of the subjects of discussion
will be the establishment of a daily
Democratic paper at Albuquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-11
DEBS TO BEGIN TERM
WITHIN THIS WEEK


Gle veland, O., April 1O,-Rearrest
and enforcement of ten-year prison
sentence imposed upon Eugene V
DebE. socialist leader convicted of
VOL ton of the espionage act last
summer, is expected within tho next
two days, according to District Attor-
ney Edwin S Wertz who said that
upon the arrival of the supreme court
mandate Debs will be arrested and
taken to prison.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-04-11
Cotton Mill Dispute Unsettled.

Manchester, England, April 10.
The conference of the employers and
employees of the cotton industry here
today failed to reach an agreement
on the question of the number of
working hours per week. The en-
ployers offered a 49, hour week,
while the workers want 4S hours.
The negotiate will be continued at
another conference next Wednesday.