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The sun., 1919-09-26
Mystined by Request.

Q In the folder Of the Metal Art
construction Company which we had
mere mere yesterday we found a letter from
Wynkoop to the State Insurance
80 II Which he requested the safety
ens'heer to send man to inspect the
t nant' and In which he also requested
s.al whoever was sent should be in
Suueted not to discuss insurance rates.
mnst would be the object OF such re-
suest as that? A. Mr.. Wynkoop re-
guested that the inspector should not
discuss insurance rates?
~. yes. A. am sure / could not
remom what was in Mr.. wynkoop's
'l,u IN making such a request
% tnere any reason why any en-
sbo,Ss o. me state Insurance Fund
'ne State the rate Of compenssflon ?
F.
The sun., 1919-09-26
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Seven warehouses (bonded and free) now in opera
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IMMEDIATE AUTOMATIC INSURANCE
We effect immediate of merchandise
desired, without inconvenience to the Write
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WaH pleased to haze representative CALL
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Paid Capital $500, 900
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The Washington herald., 1919-05-02
TAKE HYPO-COD
Be STRONG, ROBUST
Cuts Cold Like Knife, Says Wash
ington Lady Who Says It's
Grand.
BUILT HER UP REAL QUICK,
SHE DECLARES.

Il used to have a sniffling cough
and cold and terrible pains in my
back and hips. My liver and bow
els weren't working right and !
was all rundown but soon as / took
the advice OF friends who declared
Earle's Hypo-Cod was a wonderful
tonic ] got right back into splendid
health again" declared Mary Wood,
tdressmaker). 702 Florida Ave. NV.
The first two doses seemed tc
make me sick. but from that time
II began to get better. j began to
feel like new person and il
brought that cold out of my system
like it had been cut with a knife.
The pains and aches in nv back
and hips have gone and honestly
/ feel better all over. I got some
bowel and liver pills made by the
same people and they work nicely
now SO you don't wonder l praise
it. Lots of my friends arc taking
it now on my recommendation and il
certainly does feel god to be your
self again" continued the above en-
dorser
Anybody can invest a dollar or
two in Earle's Hypo-Cod and build
and tone themselves up in a week
or two without the slightest trou-
Bile. 1t is nice to take. Has a pleas
ant taste and brings back strength
energy. appetite, weight and color
quickly.
The formula and name of maker
are given in the article on the left.
We mail hundreds of bottles to out.
of-town customers. Send dollar bill
and 20 cents in stamps or check or
j. o. NJ @. and bottle will be pre-
paid. Peoples Drug Stores. Wash
ington, D. c.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-02
MADE HIS BOY
Strong AGAIN
Hypo-Cod Built Up His Boy So
Quick, Starts Taking Ii
Too.
NAVY YARD MAN SAYS ITS
FINE SPRING TONIC.

My boy was in a rundown con-
dition following a spell of sickness
and was weak and had practically
no strength. He couChed great
deal especially at night and his ap-
petite was very poor. 1t didn't take
this wonderful tonic called Hypo-
Cod long to build him up, however,
and it stopped his cough-gave him
a whopper Of an appetite and in
creased his strength. energy, and
pep" a whole lot He took three
bottles altogether and he has ne
ceived such splendid results I am
going to take il myself as feel
the need of just such a spring tom
ic." declared William Heltzel, Az
First street southeast. we'll
known Navy Yard man.
When a boy or girl, no matter
what age. gets all run down, weak.
fretful and loses his or her appe-
tite, parents should be prompt TO
give a good tonic. Earle's Hypo-
Cod bears the endorsement of doc
tors and druggists and thousands
of mothers who have given it to
children with splendid results.
1t is made of the finest ingrcdi-
ents-absolstely harmless - pleas
ant ,tssting-chiIdren like to take
il and il puts them back to robust
health and strength quickly. Come
down to the drug store and get a
bottle tonight. sl.20 Peoples Drug
Stores. Washington. d. c.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-02
PEOPLES DRUG STORES feature
EARLE'S COD, SPRING TONIC
.UNWISE To HAVE
HEARTY APPETITE
IN Washington
Stops Taking Hypo-Cod, Say, 1t,
Grand Tonic, But Gives Too
Expensive An Appetite.

81 had the Influenza and after
that all the distressing symptoms
that linger with you after the
Grippe. My stomach was in bad
condition and couldn't seem to get
food 60 agree with me. had aches
and pains in my back. limbs ana
stomach and in fact was down and
out. I took cold easily and felt rot
ten until that lucky day j went
down and bought a bottle OF Earle's
Hypo-Cod. 1t put me right back
on my feet. felt stronger and
better right away and my appetite
began improving by leaps and
bounds. Ny weight began coming
up and l was sleeping like a ton
The old disagreeoable feeling dis
appeared and after starting on IN.
third bottle / had 10 stop-mv anne
ute was getting too good and IL
isn't wise TO have too hearty an
appetite in Washington nowadays.- =
declared J. n. Ktdwen (SaIesnan)
37O7 10th St. y. z.
Lots Of people would give a for
tune for hearty appetite-an thew
need to do is take Earle's Hypo-
Cod a little while. 1t helps diges-
ton. nerves. blood. weight and
strength. Builds you up and brings
back old-time color.
Doctors. druggists and thousands
OF users endorse IL. Come down
TO the drug store and get a bottle
of the genuine Earle's Hypo-Cod.
tI2o Read what others say about
il on the left and below.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-02
Wonderful Tonic Properties of Famous
Preparation Just What the Rundown,
Nervous, Half-Sick Man, Woman or
Child Needs Right Now
STRONG, ROBUST AND FULL OF
"PEP" FOR SUMMER
Helps Appetite, Digestion, Nerves,
Blood and the Whole
System.
WASHINGTONLANS PRAISE 1T
HIGHLY AS A TONIC.

The statements OF Washington
men and women below indicate how
nicely Earle's Hypo-Cod builds a
person up when rundown weak.
nervous and out-of-sorts. The
throngs at the Peoples Drug Stores
buying thousands upon thousands
OF bottles of this splendid prepara-
ton indicate how universally it is
recognized as a tonic supreme.
In Spring a person should bios
som out and feel dandy. Hot
weather is coming soon and one
should feel at their best. No one
should wake up feeling draggy.
tired. weak. nervous and out-of-
sorts these fine mornings. Every
body should be able to sit down to a
big breakfast and relish their meal.
Work is just play for a man or
woman when they feel right but
oh, what drudgery when you do
not. They should roll into bed and
tumble right off into slumber, rest
full. peaceful and sweet.
HYPO-COD DOES THE WORK
If thousands of people just like
those who praise Hypo-Cod on the
right can be quickly built up and
made to feel heaps healthier and
better at a cost of but a dollar or
so-then everybody should follow
suit and tone their system up
fortify it with a good strength Gre
ating builder.
Doctors recommend a good tonic
this time of year. They recommend
Earle's Hypo-Cod because it con-
tains just those elements they know
are needed. Earlc's Hypo-Cod is
composed OF the medicinal and
building, extractions from Cod
Liver Oil freed of the sickening
and fishy taste and compounded in
to a nice tasting combination with
Wine, Cherry Bark. Malt Extract,
Iron and the Compound Syrup of
Hypophosphites of Lime. POTASH
um, Iron Manganese, Strychnine
Quinine and Sodium.
This splendid combination agrees
perfectly with the weakest stomach
and is made of only the finest in
gradients made in one of Americas s
finest laboratories. The name of
the nationally known Earle Chemi-
cal Co. of Wheeling. w. Va. upon
the bottle is evidence of its char
acter.
For after sickness it is a big ia
vorite. For Spring and at all times
of the year when you feel the need
of a tonic it is supreme. Helps
Stomach. Kidneys. Liver. Blood and
Nerves and tones up the whole sys-
tenn.
Come down to the drug store and
get a bottle of the genuine Earle's
Hypo-Cod. We gladly prepay a
large bottle upon receipt of price,
s1.2e.-Peopie's Drug Stores, WASH
|ington. d. c.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-02
BAKER ORDERED
USE OF FRANKS
Attorney General Rules
Courts-Martial Defense
Incident Legitimate.

Attorney General Palmer yester-
day held no blame can be attached
to Col. John II. wigmore. for mall
ing a defense of the army courts
martial system. under War Trade
Board franks.
The Attorney Generals opinion
was given in a letter to Senator
chamberlain. who had questioned
the right to employ franked envel-
opes In distributing the letter. which
he claimed was private mail.
Attorney General Palmer an
nounced there was nothing more
the Department of Justice can do in
the matter"
In sending out the letters. Wig
more only obeyed the orders of the
Secretary of War. Palmer's letter
said. Wigmore and Provost Mar
shall General Crowder compiled tho
information. Palmer found. but the
secretary of War ordered some
10000 of them printed and dis
tributed among american lawyers.
Baker Had Authority.
"The question would seem TO resolve
itself into the responsibility of the
Secretary of War for ordering the
printing and distribution of the let
ter" the Attorney Generals letter ex-
planned. The Secretary of War is the
lawful head Of the department and it
is for him TO determine whether any
given action. not forbidden by statute,
will promote the interests of his de-
partment.
I'm view of the undoubted impor-
lance Affecting the administration Of
military justice under supervision OF
the War Department, the Secretary
OF War was fully warranted, with all
OF the facts before him, in determin-
ing what action he deemed necessary
to he taken in the interests of the
department.
No Violation Com mitted,
I III. in his judgment, he believed
II necessary to direct the printing
| and distribution of the letters in.
Volved. to the end that, what he
regarded as the truth. might be
available to the public his action
cannot be called in question by the
courts.
Certain it is. that. in directine
the printing and distribution OF
these letters, the secretary in nc
sense can be charged with having
used the penalty envelope to avoid
the payment OF postage on his pri-
vate letter nor could a violation
be established by showing that the
secretary erred in his Judgment as
TO the right to distribute these LET
ters free of postage"
The Washington herald., 1919-05-02
CALOMEL NOW
PURIFIED FROM
ALL OBJECTIONS
Chemists Rid Doctors Favorite
Medicine Of Nauseating and Sail
waiting Qualities-New Variety
Called "Calotabs."

A triumph Of modern pharmacy that
Is a blessing to the whole worId-that
s the opinion of physicians and drug
gists who are familiar with the new.
nausealess calomeI that is wholly
free from the Objectionable effects of
the old style calomeI.
An occasional purifying of the sys-
tenn and thorough cleansing of the
liver are absolutely essential to health,
and, as all doctors know. calomel was
the only drug that accomplished this
result. Now that the unpleasantness
and danger of salvation are entirely
removed, the popularity of the new
calomel, Calotabs. will be vastly in
creased. Its effect is delightful One
tablet at bedtime. with a swallow of
water-that's all. No salts. no nausea,
no gripping. nor the slightest unpleas-
antness- You wake up next morning
feeling fine. yeur liver cleansed. your
system purified and with Il hearty an
petite for breakfast Eat what Won
please-no danger of salvation. No
,restrictions of habit or diet.
For your protection CaIotabs are
sold oply in original sealed packages.
price thirty-five cents. Your druggist
recommends and guarantees them by
ref,inding your money n You are not
keilehted with them.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-02
MEAT MAN HAD
INDIGESTION
Bilious Bloated Spells. He Couldn't
Sleep. Lost Energy,
Appetite.
WIFE TELLS HOW HE COT
OVER 1T QUICK.

My husband had stomach trou-
bic so bad he finally became all
run down. He would have bilious.
bloated. Gasy spells after neal.
and couldn't touch many Of his fav-
orite dishes. ] had a hard time pre-
pairing the kind OF meals he want
ed. Finally he grew nervous and
could not sleep well at night. These
sleepless nights wore him down un-
til he was tired and worn-out all
the time. Then we saw Hypo-cod
advertised and il proved TO be won
dcrful medicine" declared Mrs. r.
j. EeatoinE, 1907 Thirty-fifth st,
". w. =
1T benefited him right away"
Continued Mrs. Keatfng. whose hus-
band is a well-known meat dealer
here in Washington. We are tickIcd
at the result II gave him q fine
appetite and he eats anything he
wants without being disturbed
with indigestion at all. His ner-
vousness has disappeared entirely
and he sleeps just as sound as yeu
please. The best thing is that. ic
has built up his strength and be
feels so much stronger and better
all over. My brother and others in
our family have taken it. too. and
none OF them has been disap-
pointed. 1t surely is a grand tonic
and stomach remedy" continued
Mrs. Keating. whose adress is given
above.
Everyone knows that hypophos-
phites, malt. iron, wine. cherry
bark and cod liver oil eNtractives
are good for one when run down
or troubled with indigestion. Doc
tors endorse it-druggists praise II
and thousands in Washington use
nothing else for the whole family.
If not feeling up to par physically
just get a bottle or two of Earle's
Hypo-Cod--it puts you back on
your feet in hurry.
We prepay Earle's Hypo-Cod
large bottle anywhere receipt ut
price. Sl.20. Peoples Drag stores.
Washington. n. {. Read what other
users say above. Then get a bot
tie tonight
The Washington herald., 1919-05-02
GREAT WELCOME
FOR ND. YANKS
Silver Springs and Hyatts.
vile Ready to Greet
Overseas Men.

When former National Guards
men from Hyattsville and Silver
Springs. Maryland. return home
they will find big welcome await
ing them.
These neighbor boys of the Cap
ital will sail from Brest. Sunday
May 4. according to word received
in Baltimore by Mrs. Milton A. Rec
kord. of that city.
They are a part of the 115th In.
fantry. 1t is a part of the old 29th
Blue and Gray" and the departure
of this regiment from Brest means
also that the 10th field artillery
will also soon be on its way home
The first battalion of this unit
is composed of the old District Cav,
airy and Batteries \ and B of the
District Of Columbia field artillery
The District Signal Corps company
is also member of this division.
Those Welcoming.
Mayor w. \. Brooks OF Hyattsville
is at the head of the arrangement com.
mittee for the return of the soldier
boys. Each hoy of the unit will be
presented a medal OF his return home
Company F of Hyattsvlle and X OF
Silver Springs were merged into the
18th. after they had been modified
at a niston. A'a., for which camp they
left in August 1917.
The Maryland infantry units were
used as the nucleus for the forma
ton OF the new companies in the Ma
tional Army.
Company X is commanded by Cap.
tain Brooke Lee. son of former United
States Senator Blair Lee of Silver
Springs.
Captain Francis Painter of Hyatts,
vile. who left that town TO comma nd
Company F. was placed in comman
of n western company.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-02

can simply make the ivoriess talk
His performance at the rally at Ia
koma Park last Tuesday caused oon-
siderable comment.
Capt. Ed. Skinner. assistant fore.
man of laborers says he 10 vel
pleased with the showing his mer
have made In the Victory Loar
drive.
Big Steve Lant. bass drummer
has decided TO take q try at one OF
the big bass horns in the band. That
section needs a little bolstering. snc
Steve looks like the man for the
lob. ..
Frank McKenna. plata printer. has
been transferred 20 q position "a
skilled helper. upon his own request
Mr.. McKenna has been IN for the
past year, and does not feel able tc
stand the strain OF plate printing.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-02
LEPER MISSIONARIES
WILL CONVENE HERE
Washington Auxiliary Plans $1,000
Memorial to Martyr.

The Golden Pig Bank" for the
International Mission for Lepers
will open its semi-annual convention
here this afternoon. These banks
are placed in Sunday schools of all
of the nineteen religious denomina-
tions of the city.
The funds collected will go to the
national fund for mission work
among lepers in all parts of the
world.
The Washington auxiliary of the
Mission of Lepers has raised $4,000
to erect a memorial to Miss Bertha
G. Johnson in Siam. She was a
leper missionary who lost her life
in the work.
The headquarters of the Ieper mis-
sion are in London.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-02
5000 Metal Workers
Walk Out in Toronto

Toronto. Ont. May 1t was esti-
mated that almost six thousand
metal trades workers were on strike
here today as a result of a strike
order issued last night
There was said to be possibility
that the carpenters will join with
the metal trades workers.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-02
WAR DEPARTMENT
CANCELS CONTRACTS
Makes Total of $2.623.500,00
Voided Since Armistice.

War Department contracts worth
81. 81. 10000 have been cancelled or
ordered cancelled since the armis-
tice was signed. 1t was announced
yesterday.
During the week ended April 10
100000 worth of contracts for
automatic and small arms and am
muniuon were ordered cancelled.
Contracts for $4,000. 900 worth OF
ordnance materials to be delivered
still are outstanding
The Washington herald., 1919-05-02

put aside press work. and is repre-
senting the Wearever Aluminium
Cooking Utensil Company. Good
luck, Walter.
Harry e. Wells, iron worker in
the machine division. has Just re-
ceived word that his brother-in-law
was drowned April %. while serv-
ing in Uncle Sans navy. The
family had heard nothing for the
past sixteen years of his where
abouts.
Mrs. Catherine Reany. of the ex-
amining division. is reported III.
The band will have to look around
for a new mascot. Little Johnny
Grigsby is now n regular drummer
in the band, and held the job down
The Washington herald., 1919-05-02
Reclassify Freight Rates.

a reclassification of freight rates on
lumber and lumber products was an
nounced Yesterday by the ]. C. c.
This will tend toward fairer dis
tribution Of transportation costs. the
commissioners held.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-02

Clatyon, H. Phillips and F. Middle
ton.
Troop No. 505.-C. Carter. w.
Dorsey. w. Saunders. I. Ross and A.
Webster.
Troop No. 506.-C. Bidgell.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-02

The Bureau band had Just about
blown itself out Wednesday night
at the Sherwood Presbyterian
Church. when a hurry call came
from the Victory Loan Committee
requesting them to furnish some
music on the ellipse during the big
demonstration that night. For
some unaccountable reason. the
ba nd that had been engaged for the
occasion failed to put in an appear
ance. and the "OId Reliables" were
sent for. Several members of the
Bureau band were rehearsing with
the Shriners. and President Ullman.
feeling the entire band should play
on the ellipse. IL he accepted the in
vitation at all. suggested that they
send for these men. AS a result. the
entire Shriner's Band responded to
the call and the combined organiza-
tions Of fifty-five pieces gave a fine
account OF themselves for the bene-
At OF thousands assembled.
Georgia 4. Estep. operative in the
surface division. has resigned her
position.
Walter L. Lydane, pressman in
the surface division. has temporarily
The Washington herald., 1919-05-02

Discovered--a prodigy. Eugene
Stewart, S-year-old son OF James F.
Stewart. of the electric shop. can
well be considered a wonder when
IL comes to performing on the piano.
He displayed real ability at the age
of 4. when he could play any tune
on the piano that his mother might
sing, and. now. at the age OF 8, he
The Washington herald., 1919-05-02

E. Stalcup. Of the wetting divis.
ion, was of yesterday visiting
friends In Maryland.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-02

Thomas II. Powers, of the csrpen-
ter shop. has just announced to hts
friends that he is to join the "bene-
diets" He will be married Sun
day. May 4, at Marlboro. Nd.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-02

Miss F. Donaldson, Miss F. Nc
Carthy and Mrs Mary E johnson
are on leave from the wetting d.
vision.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-02

Assistant Leader Harry Smith. OF
the surface division. has been doing
some heavy work on his cornet dur
ing all the big show and is always
ready for the next blow.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-02

William Moore. of the stamp pack
ing division. Is reported sick.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-02

all by his lonesome during the per-
Torrance on Wednesday night. Finc
work, Johnny.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-02
BUREAU OF
ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING
80 NEWS

The plate printers are nearing the
goal in the Victory Loan Drive. and
have subscribed to date $99,150, to-
ward their quota of s12l.O00.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-02

Walter l. Lydane. pressman in
the surface division. has temporarily
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me NiNlHilH WIS iiufihELillE Il group
of gpeticulatiug rnchcrS. Phrases
climbed to the men on the hnlcony
seats. Keep their pledges Promise
makers. Let chem look at our crops ~
those men, lose my guess. Then he's
no judge of men cried Hardin.
"Lool; at those faces" The floor was
sen Of lnpasSioned features.
Something's going Ia drop" echoed
brandon.
From the wings. Babcock'S iuquiSl-
tive glasses were seen to sweep the
house. Hardin could catch the sum
mons of an excited forclingcr to the
group unseen. There was Il minute
Of delay. Then Babcocks nervous
joddle carried him onto the stage.
De In VEGA followed Babdock.
There was Il hush Of curiosity. The
house did not know who he was, Be-
hind him soldcrly, stiff, stalked Mae
Lean. Marshull'S entrance released
the tongues There was an interval
of confusion ON the stage. Bahcock,
like n restless terrier. was swapping
~ the heels of the party, At last
nov ,roro an ,u..ir. .o,t.d Da Ia
y.a, ,... gi,o, ,r. n,oro If honor
Marshall, Babcock put on his left,
MacLean on the right.
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