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The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
CENTER MARKET
MAN INDORSES
HYPO-COD
Wife Says He Had Stomach and
Indigestion Trouble. Was
Rundown. Gave Him Pains.
PROMINENT PRODUCE MAN
HERE PAST Is YEARS

My husband had stomach trouble
and Was in a rundown condition. He
had indigestion. causing sour stom-
ach and acidity. Food did not seem
to digest and what he ate did him
little good. Gastritis was persistent
and produced a soreness across his
abromen and belching bloated spells
and occasional headaches" declared
the wife OF one of Washington's most
prominent produce men whose name
and address are given below.
He Bought Hypo-Cod
He got pronounced results from
hypo-Cod right away. His appetite is
much better and he seems to be very
much stronger. The soreness has dis
appeared and he is no longer bothered
with the belchinG of wind and gas. In
tast his digestion seems perfect and
he Is firm believer in Hypo-Cod, He
thinks Hypo-Cod a splendid stomach
medicine and tonic" continued Mrs
j. X. Williams, whose husband for
the past sixteen years has been To-
Gated at the Center Market. Their
address is "A r St n. w.
II doesn't make any difference
whether your stomach is weak and
out OF order on account of sickness
or not. III you want to etnjoy good.
big, hearty meals and your favorite
dishes without fear OF a pain or in
digestion spell go down to the nearest
Peoples Drug Store and get bottle
OF Hypo-Cod. Ask for Earle's Hypo-
Cod to be sure and you'll be amazed
Read what still others say on this
page.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
kept BOY OUT
SCHOOL Cough
WAS So BAD
ALI the .0Id-Time Cough Rene,
dies Failed, Mother Says.
Hypo-Cod Did Work
Kuickly.
BACK In SCHOOL AGAIN

My little seven-yesr-O boy con-
tracted such a bad cough and cold
and he coughed so bad kept him out
dry cough and he didn't seem TO spit
up a thong. but the coughing spells
would be so violent II wore him out
completely. All the old-time remedies
failed me and we were at a loss TO
know what to do when we saw IIypO-
Cod advertised and got a couple Of
bottles. He is now back IN school II
proved Just as advertised and seemed
as il 1t took right hold In his case
from the first dose. II stopped his
cough in no time and we can see he is
looking lots better. ] recommend IL
to all mothers who want "a good tonic
and preventive OF coughs aud colds
for their children. II is splendid de-
cIsred Mrs. J. J. Dunlay. 2023 North
Capitol St Washington.
A couple bottles OF this splendid
preparation makes a rosy cheek ed
robust child out OF fast growing. pale
anil puny looking children quickly
Wards of disease and wlntTy trOu-
bles. Fortifes their little systems
against colds, coughs, and lung trou-
bles. Builds them up. See formula
on bottle. II is the product of the
nationally known Earle Chemical Co.
Wheeling, w. Va, and this assures
first quality and absence of all harm
ful ingredients Any doctor will tell
you it contains nothing but what Is
good for child Ask the clerk at
the drug. store or send and get a bot
tie tonight to the nearest Peoples
Drug Store.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
PEOPLE WHO HAD "FLU' AND PNEUMONIA
DRIVING AUTO
CAUGHT COLD
HAD BAD Cough
Everybody Apt to Catch Bad
Coughs Colds, This Time Of
Year Unless In Perfect
Health.

People out in the westher lots and
always catching cold viii be interested
IN noting how a driver Of Auto-For-
Hire, finally built himself up and FOR
ihed his system against colds and
coughs IN all kinds Of weather. HIS
name and address ia Washington are
given below.
condition and cauEh cod so easily. He
would cough something terrible every
time he got the slightest cold and as
he runs an HutO-foT- hire here in
Washington and il exposed 20 all
sorts OF weather ] became alarmed
were affected.
His appetite was OF and he felt
weak and tired all the time. ] know
he must get something and having
seen Hypo-COd advertised decided tu
get that. il is wonderful wha' Il Will
do" continued this lady 1T has
stopped his cough and has built him
up. He thinks II has done him more
good than anything he ever took u
his life and 7 can easily see q biz
change for the better in him gFad-
iy. and earnestly praise IIvp0-l DT
for ID did my husband just worlds ~
good declared Mrs. u. X. Doyle a.
1th St s. ".
You can fortiry a whole family
against wIntry colds. coughs hrDu-
chial and catarrhal Affections hy sim
ply giving them HypO-Cod thrre times
q day for q week or 80 and they wiI
feel so mulh better brighter stror--
er and moro energetic IL is worth
many times over its cost. No rrrs
lost No sick spells. no doctor bills
Read what others say about Hvpn-
Cod. Then get a bottle at the near
est Peoples Drug store here in wash
ington. Prepaid anywhere upon re-
CeiDt 0f price. I.N
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
4FUNDS, $4,000
EACH, IN WILL
Elias Horton Bequests to
D. F., May Belle and
Grace Tait.

-Four trust funds OF 5000 each are
provided for in the will of Elias Q.
Horton. who died March 4. fled for
probate yesterday.
One trust fund is for the benefit of
David F. ]. TAFT another for May
Belle TAFT. another for Grace A. TAFT
and the fourth for Aimee Gordon Out
house. The funds are to be managed
by the Guaranty Trust Company, OF
New York
John Day Hegeman and William r.
Heseman. are each willed 500. A
cousin. Sturgis r Bodine. Is bequeath-
ed a valuable scarf pin. Henry f.
Pearce. John c Hegeman. Harlan A.
Pratt and John K. Brachvogel, are
each wiIled some article of personal
property to be selected by the execu-
tor. Justin Morel Chamberlain.
The Sigma Alumni Association Of
the Beta Theta Pi Fraternity of the
stevens Institute OF Technology at
Hoboken. N. J.. and the Beta Theta Pi
Club of New York. are each left $50
for building funds.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
Was SO HOARSE
UNABLE 7 OTALK
Couldn't Talk Above a Whisper.
Coughed So Bad Couldn't
Sleep or Rest Night
or Day.

II was in an awful fix and guess I
had the Flu 4 certainly was in bad
shape. 1 felt miserable anyway and
could get no relief. I was so hoarse
couldn't talk above a whisper. At
times my voice was completely gone
and I could get no rest night or day
for coughing and I seldom ate any
thing. I just languished away and
got so weak couldn't get around
the house even." declared still another
of the thousands in Washington who
praise Hypo-Cod to the sky.
Feeling Just Grand Now.
II read about Hypo-Cod and the
first bottle did me worlds of good.
The cold and soreness on my chest
disappeared and I began to get strong
again. The cough left me entirely
the second bottle and I began to have
an awful craving for food. Have now
taken four bottles and / honestly be-
lieve I owe my life to Earle's Hypo-
Cod. I now feel good as ever did in
my life and give, all the credit to
Hypo-Cod. 1t has been a blessing to
me and ! recommend it for coughts,
colds and for everybody who is run
down and debilitated," continued Mrs.
J. A. Beasley. s41 Florida Ave. Wash
|ington. D. C.
II your chest and lungs are sore. II
you have a chronic cough due to sick
ness. pneumonia, Flu or smoking get
bottle of Hypo- Cod and quit splitting
and coughing for good. Read what
others say about Hypo-Cod on this
page then get bottle tonight at the
nearest Peoples Drug storA
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
DISEASE RESISTANCE AT LOW EBB MIGHTY APT TO CONTRACT
ALL SORTS OF TROUBLE

not wake up refreshed like they
should. They usually complain Of
bad coughs. colds, bronchial and ca
tarrhal troubles and are always hawk
ing and splitting up phlegm in the
morning. Their appetite is usually of
and digestion so weak yet that they
dare not eat hearty foods. And it is
always dangerous to drag around long
in that condition because complica-
tions are apt to follow while the sys
tenn is weakened and wide open to at
tack.
Build Yourself Up. ..E
If still feeling the effects OF your
long sickness or overwork be careful
about going back to work. OVERRIDING.
or exposing yourself to the weather
at this time Of year. The chsngeable
weather is dangerous, but if you will
listen in any public gathering or thea
ter tonight you will hear hundreds
coughing. And in these coughs lie
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
TRY Lou HALL
SECOND Time
Case of Alleged Murderer
of Eva Roy Set for
Thursday Next.

Lou Hall. the Fairfax county wood
cutter accused OF the murder of little
Eva Roy. his neighbOr's fOurteen-year-
Oh daughter. will go on trial a second
tine when the spring court meets at
Feirfax the coming Thursday.
Hall was tried for the crime last
November. but owing to a disagree
nfent OF the jury, the case was post
pened until the January and, later,
the March court. The accused man
Will be defended by his former attor-
nsy Walter oliver, OF Fairfax. and
commonwealth attorney Vernon Ford
Will prosecute the case for the State.
The body OF the child was found
tied to a tree in a wood near Burkes
Station. Virginia. in the early part of
last August. Hall was arrested the
following day. but so far the common
wealth has been unable to produce
ssy evidence leading to his convic-
~
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
Tell Below How They 0verCame
After Effects Of the Plague
Thousands Once Past Neglect Build Themselves Coughing Spells Colds Bro
eh Catarrhal Troubles lig Thousands Coughing Theats Show Danger
Many Go to Work Exposing Themselves Too Soon
FOLLOWING -,

dangers for the weakened rundown
person.
To get back to your oId-time robust
health quickly help nature with q
Eood tonic-a good liquid food-ano
for this Earle's Hypo-Cod has proven
nearest ideal Hypo-COd brings back
isppetite. energy, weight, color and
good digestion. Hypo-COd stops the
cough, cold. brnoChial and catarrhal
troubles. too. and builds you up days
and weeks quicker. You'll sleep bet
ter, feel stronger and better and the
throat, lungs, and head will clear up
and that cough. and splitting habit Will
disappear. The formula is printed on
every hottie and being made by the
nationally known Earle Chemical Co.
of Wheeling. W. Va. the home of
! CascaTets. California Syrup Figs. etc,
its quality is assured.
Read What Users Say.
Read what folks say who were sick
and used HypO-Cod as a tonic. Let
them tell you how quickly and nicely
II puts you back on your feet days
and weeks sooner. II IS pleasant to
take. Children are fond of H. Read
what folks say on this page. Then
get a bottle or. better still, get two
bottles and take advantage of the free
ofTer at the nearest Peoples Drug
Store here In Washington.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
BACK FROM EUROPE, GOVERNMENT
MAN DEVELOPED Cough, COLD

highly he bought Hypo-Cod and it has
dropped his cough and hulB up ms
strength. 1t improved his appetite,
too. and our two little, girls who also
had coughs were relieved Just as
quickly and nicely. 1t helped these
three members of my family so much
and so quickly l gladly recommended
.Hypo- Cod as a fine remedy for anyone
who needs a tonic and builder" con,
tinued Mrs. Whelan whose husband
Just recently returned from a trip
abroad with a party of scientists on
behalf of the Agriculture Department
Thousands in Government depart
ments here Washington swear by
Hypo-Cod. 1t does contain cod liver
eXtractiYes and being made from fresh
cod livers with the nasty ishy taste
taken out it is pleasant to take and
agrees with the most delicate stom-
aoh. Children are fond of it. Get a
bottle of Earle's Hypo-Cod tonight.
Read what others say on this page.
we gladly prepay Hypo-Cod in large
bottle anywhere upon receipt of $40
Peoples Drug Store, Washington, d.
c. II is made by the nationally known
Earle Chemical Co.. Wheeling, W.
Va -
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
IF 1T LOOKS LIK
Child HAS THE FLU"
If Eyes Water, Has Fever, Cough.
Loose Their Appe6tes.
Try HypO-Ccd.
SAYS WASHINGTON MOTHER

My Two boys, aged II and Io years
DEVELOPED a bad cold which ended m
A violent cough They both had %
bad They had lever and snve-@--
time after time. Their eyes were rel
and wateTy and their NOSES run ~
beat the band. They coughod tuCs.i y
sanity and I couldn't get either otts
OF them 10 eat anything for they fc,t
called a doctor he would have nh
nounced Il the Flu but ] dICu'Utd
saw HNpO-Cod advertised aud ] NgBnf
TO say that il is wonderful. I kdOw
II Is al that they claim for II sff
think the claims are very modest AnI
far from sensational" declared Mr.
i, 6: Crowley whose address Iu
washington, ID. c. as given belowf-.-l.
Cured Her Boys.
''Hypo-Cod worked like magic:isin
both OF those boys. j stOppszS vflS
cough and IL WAS only few dal = eIIt,
I'll all symptoms OF the cold cpaEA
peared. Then their appetite started
TO come back and honestly I could
hardly cook enough TO M those boys
up No wonder ] endorsed this ingdi
cine for I have been benefited ~ y
myself ] got TO feeling weak and so
OF exhausted and IL revived me jus.
me. am feeling better since ! rteo4s
u than have ia months and motuhs
IL surely is wonderful tome 20
build up folks who feel and look itk"
lheE re selllng sick. declared aht'-
". c. Crowley l2U Seatou place. atN e.
Crowley Is assistant foreman at
Washington Terminal
Parents can keep their children y
school alt sorts Of weather and w.
them play uuduoTs Ia their 4sefFs -
content. just keep their Httls, sys-a
tenn fortified with HypO-CoJ Lgrsep
wintry dFNs. That's all II makes
rosy checked robeust youngsters uui
of frail pale thin children ~ ~
~ TFFBg
out of town -cUst ouers large ryni t'e,
genuine FAIRIES HypO-Cod made IN lhg,
famous Earle Chemical Co. receift of
81 % Peoples Drug Stores Wash
inrton, ID. C."-Adv. H ." H-l
lsi1-g ID
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
THE TOWN CRIER
The Jewish Welfare Board In In

The Jewish Welfare Board is in
terested in securing from Washing
ton 100 men between 25 and as for
work on transports between this
country and the em5arkation ports
of France and England. Men ap-
plying for these positions should
have good education and be of So
ciable type. All applicants should
communicate for further particulars
to overseas department, Jewish Wei
fare Department 14s Fifth avenue,
New York City.
The College Equal Suffrage League
will meet March 25 at 5 p. m, at Ma
tional American Woman Suffrage
headquarters, 1896 Rhode Island
avenue northwest. Senator Thomas
]. Walsh. of Montana. will speak on
The Lea que of Nations" The meet
ing is open to the public
The annual banquet of the WASH
ington Chapter of the American In
stitute OF Banking is to be held on
the night OF April IL at the New
willard Hotel. For tho first time
in the history of the chapter women
will be present. L. J. McQuade,
president of the chapter. has ap-
pointed the following banquet COM
mittee: Victor B. Deyber, chair
man; William Seay. treasurer: c. L
Gable. secretary. and G. o. Barnes,
assistant secretary.
The Typothetne of Washington is
to hold a dinner tonight at the
Wardman Park Hotel Arthur Il.
SOuthworth and William Green are
to be guests of honor
recreation center for colored
girls and women has been opened
at 1886 Fourteenth street. and exer-
day evenings at o'clock. Sunday
service is held at 4 o'clock. Miss
Elizabeth Carter is executive secre-
tary.
Joseph III. Hurley Is announced to
speak at o'clock the night of
March 81 on the occasion of a mass
meeting to be held at the Cosmopo-
Titan Baptist Church to discuss ways
and means for the general uplift OF
cOlored people.
Colored soldiers and sailors will be
given a dinner at o'clock the after
noon Of March 80 at the CosmopOli-
tan Baptist Church, N street between
Ninth and Tenth streets. The dinner
will mark the beginning OF a sixty
day revival TO celebrate the land
ing, of twenty cOlOred persons at
jamestown in 1919"
A large attendance Is expected Mt
the next regular meeting of the
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp No. l.
United Spanish War Veterans,
Eleventh and E streets today at
1880 p. m. Representative La Guar
dia, who served in the world war.
will be mustered in as an honorary
member. A social time will follow.
Alumni and former students of the
University of California are to hold
banquet and dance March % at
Cushman's. in celebration of char
ter day, or the founding Of the uni
versity.
Capt. TausSIx, commander of the
first fighting forces in France. who
is credited with the statement. I'VE
are ready now" will be the speaker
at the Business Women's Council,
Wesley Chapel, Fifth and F streets,
this evening at 1880 p. m.
In order TO raise fund. for much
needed repairs and the installation
Of modern facilities a campaign has
been started by the Mems Aid So
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18

ciety of st. AIMS Infant Asylum.
officers are as follows: William A.
Carlin. chairman; r. j. Quinn, b. J.
Dove, r. S. Lamb, L. c. Schell. ]. b.
Clarke, ]. c. Nealon. @. w. Davis,
P. Fersinger and T. E. Lewis.
The nrst of hfteen lessons In the
home-makers' domestic science
classes will be held March rs at ESQ
o'clock, at the Mason House, 1906
Twentieth street northwest. Wom-
en- Interested should telephone the
registrar, North 92S3. Toys made by
the class in reconstruction crafts
and by the girl aids are on exhibi-
ton.
Plans for reorganization of the
Aquarium Society of Washington
will be considered at a meeting to
be held tomorrow night at 1890
o'clock. at 7l2 Twelfth street north
west. Members OF the council of the
society are requested to be present
The Board of Managers of the
Florence Crittenden Home will be
at home to friends of the mission,
at 2ls Third street northwest, to-
morrow from until o'clock.
There will be n meeting of the
Board OF Education at the Franklin
School Building. tomorrow at 4:30
D. m.
Washington Chapter of Hadaxsah
will meet tonight at s o'clock in
the ballroom at the Hotel La Fay
ette, Sixteenth and I streets north
west. Miss Eva Leon will tell of
Hadassah's work in Palestine.
Five lectures constitute thi.
weeks program at the consultation
center. room so, Old Museum, Ninth
and B streets southwest. Nutrition
OF Milk and the Feeding of Chill
dren" was the subject discussed at
2:3O o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Green Vegetables and Fruit in the
Menu Every Day" was discussed
This afternoon at 2:3o the topic is
What Becomes Of the Consumers
Dollar?" Wednesday afternoon at
$3.50 Clothing" will be discussed
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 Food
for the Family on 81 a Day" will
be taken under consideration.
Industrial Relations Among wom-
en- will be the subject discussed at
u lhttllH6 Ol lnt fOllllCdI
Club at o'clock Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs Appleton p
Clark. jr., 1878 Lanier place north
west.
The first of series of Lenten
sermons will be given by Rev. Ed
ward ]. Sweeney, S. j., at st. Paurs
Church tonight. The course will in
clude Compassion of Christ" "Di-
vine Charity" Mercy of Christ"
Divine Hope" and Triumph of
Christ" The sermons will be de-
livered every Tuesday evening dur
ing Lent.
Progressive Council No. 0, Daugh-
ters OF America. Is to give a free
dance to men in uniform at s:45
o'clock Thursday night at Naval
Lodge Hall. Fourth street and Penn
sylvania avenue southeast.
Professor william ii. II. Hart will
address the Grand Army of Ameri-
cans, Friday. March Il, at s D. m.
in the assembly room of the Y. NJ.
c. A, Twelfth street between S and
T streets northwest. All soldiers.
dicharged soldiers and veterans are
especially requested to attend this
meeting.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
FOREMAN At THE zoo HAD THE
TLlp-NEARLY down, OUT

which il didn't DO before dc think
Hypo-COd is a wonderful medicine ami
] agree with him and can trulhful.E
say II has built him up and really
produced greater results than arr
medicine he has taken sfrCp yvez.a
been married" continued Mrs W !
[ Lowe, wife NJ Foreman Lowe At t1ra
Geological Gardens. Washington o.
q Address '2lS -1fth St. ~ w
Builds You Up 9sscSIy.
Elderly people this time of Year
should take this same tonic whcthr.
they are just getting over sickness or
not. Il is a wonderful tonic that soon
puts YOU back on your feet n braces
up the appetite. Helps the luu==.
throat and banishCS coughs and colo.
FOrJlnes the system against rra
changeabie weather this time ~ wear
Ask the clerk at the nearest PgOUI. s
Drug Store about the free offer W14
every two bottles OF HypO-COd. % Ga
the finest, best tasting and most plea
ant and agreeable TO take tonic on The
market and being made by the nation
ally known Earle Chemical Co. rz
quality Is assured. Get a bottle ~ the
nearest Peoples Drug Store ton cnr
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
WASHINGTON
LADY HAD A
BAD COUGH
Following "Flu," Wife of Supt.
Mails, Naval Post o ce,
Was Weak, Rundown.
HAD DREADFUL COUGH

II was suffering from the after ef-
fects of the Flu and it had left me
with a bad cough and / was terribly
weak and rundown. l was nervous.
too. and at times felt like 1 couldn't
stand still. 1 just couldn't keep quiet
was so nervous" declared Mrs. T. B.
Mack, wife of the wellknown Super
intendent of Mails at the Naval Post
office.
Tells What She Did.
My husband brought home a bottle
of Hypo-Cod saying it was a good
builder and tonic and contained Just
what I needed and it surely was, for
1t stopped my cough in a very short
while, after everything else i had
tried failed. 1t was the first cough
ever had in my life. too. but 1t sure
ly clung to me after the Flu and
Hypo-Cod not only stopped my cough,
but it built me up and gave me
strength. 1t helped my nervous con-
dition, too. and ! recommend it to
others because of the benefit i got
from using it." continud Mrs Mack,
1924 Summit place. Washington, D. C.
Read what still other users of Hypo-
Cod say about this splendid cobina-
livers, malt, iron, wine, wild cherry
bark. and syrup of hypophosphites. 1t
is pleasant tasting tonic that agrees
perfectly with the most delicate stom-
ach. Read what users say and then
get bottle at the drug store. 1--WE
prepay large bottle anywhere receipt
s.. 20 Peoples 5 drug stores, Wash
ington. d. G. Send cash, P. o., NJ. o.,
stamps or check.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
Students to Compete
For French PLAY Cast

Tryout for the selection of a cast
TO present Les Femmes Sayantes"
will be held by the George Wash
tngton University Dramatic Club
tomorrow evening at s o'clock, in
the assembly hall of the Arts and
Sciences Building. 2O23 C street
northwest. DR.. George " fleming
and Prof. Dewitt c. Croissant will
be judges.
Cameron Burton. president Of the
club, is trying to find a musical
comedy to be presented later in
the year.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
Sea Scouting Branch Here.

Sea Scouting, new branch of the
Boy Scout program. Is to be organized
in Washington for the older boys, Mr.
Edward d. Shaw, Scout Executive Of
the District Of Columbia. announced
last night A complete course in the
rudiments OF seamanship will be given
by Mr.. Adrian Sizer. who will act as
Portmaster. Instruction in the hand
ling Of boats, the functions of the
various parts Of boats, navigation,
piiotage will be taken up. and a
cruise. on the water may be taken
later In the season. All boys interest
ed in this new phase of Scout work
should make application at Scout
Headquarters at once. as the number
permitted to enroll will be limited.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
WEATHER JUST NOW PAR
TICULARLY BAY SAY AU-
THORITIES.
RECOMMEND HYPO-COD AS A
SPRING TONIC.

The statement of numerous folks
troubled with Spanish Influenza, Pnue-
monia and other contagious diseases.
have been compiled and are published
on this page for the benefit and guild
ance of people troubled similarly.
After a bad case OF any sickness the
lungs. throat, digestion, weight and
strength show unmistakable signs OF
II. One easily gets tired and finds II
hard to regain their old strength and
vitality. Their nerves as a rule make
sleep come hard at night and they do
The Washington herald., 1919-03-18
TRIAL OF JACKSON.
HOOD SLAYER, MONDAY
Continued on Account of Pressing
Business Before Court.

James Henry Jackson. colored.
whose arrest relieved Washington or
the madman scare several weeks ago,
and who was subsequently indicted
for murder in the first degree. in
causing the death of Miss Lillian r
Hood, = Tennessee war worker here.
on the night Of January "a. will be
tried next Monday in Criminal Court
No. l.
When Jackson was arraigned last
month he pleaded not guilty. Origin
ally the date of the trial was set for
st. Patricks Day. but 1t was con-
tinued until next Monday on account
OF the pressure Of other cases before
Justice Siddons yesterday.