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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-10
Par 9(lo Is Brilliant
 Spectacle
Pershing Leaves Horse To Shake Hands With
 Cardinal Mercier.
PROVES GREATEST OF
 MILITARY PAGEANTS

New York, Sept 1O-With Persh- ins at their head and with the cross of war tinklng on their storied ban ners the First Division of regulars marched down Fifth avenue today. The colOrs of three regiments of in- fantry were twined with the fourra- gere of France, symbol of gallautry. and on the breasts of hundreds of the soldiers were the gay ribbons betolz- ening medals bestowed for hero ism.
 It was the crowning military spec tacle of the world war for New York, and it was unique in American an. nals.
 Behind the stalwart doughboys rumbled field artillery of every type, and back of the guns came the divis- ional trains. The marchers mum bered 25,OO0 men, full panopIied for battle-the flower of the American army.
 At the head of the five-mlle line rode the Commander-in-ch of all
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-10
JITNEUR WHO DEFIED LAW
 FINED S10

William Jackson, a local jitney driver, who resides at 231 Linwood avenue, and who was arrested some time ago for violating three sections of the City Ordinance, was fined s1O on each count in the City court this morning. Jackson was represented by an attorney who appealed the case under S100 bonds.
 It was charged by the police this morning, that Jackson failed to take a license for the Norwall5- Bridgeport run, that he operated on this line illegally, and that he failed to conn pIete a scheduled trip.
 Jackson was quoted as saying, at the time of his arrest, that he in tended to break the police regula- ions, and make test case out of his arrest.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-10
MAYOR IS GUEST ON U. s, s.
 COLHOUN

Mayor Wilson Is the guest of Com mander Fawell, '. s. N, aboard the U. s. s. Codhoun in Bridgeport wat CTS this afternoon. The mayor was met by the boats executive officer at the city hall and escorted to the city dock where he was picked up by one of the fighters launches and taken to the ship.
 Three men have already enlisted and will serve aboard the Colhoun. and others will take physical exam nations today.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-10
COURT EXCUSES JUROR WHO HAD
 TO MAKE CIDER

Cider. that famous rural bever- age, came into it's own today when Judge Webb of the Criminal Su- perior Court excused Adolph GeoppIer of Ridgefcld, from jury duty because he said he had to make cider.
 "I cannot get help" said Geop- pier, land if I'm going to make any cider I'll have to be on the farm to attend to it myself"
 Under existing circumstances I believe the apple crop should be conserved" said the court as he excused Geoppler for the term.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-10
Arms Paymaster Tells How
 He Lost $4,447.34 Gambling
JOHN D. TYSON, PLEADS GUILTY AND IS SENT
 ENCED TO SERVE INDEFINITE JAIL TERM

gambling s4,44734 rn- bezzed from the Reinson Arms Co., John D. yson of this city
  morning sentenced the State Refomator for nde 
 a children living He
  padding Stat ttorne a a of who had left factory
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-10
RG0nGr, Heading Peace
 Delegation For Enemy y
 Signed Pact At 1O.3O
Austrian's Signature is Followed by Polk, Henry White and Gen. Bliss of U. S.-CleIn- enceau and Beuuer Exchange Smiles.

St. Garmain, Sept. lO-lBy X. PD-Dr. Karl Reuner. head of the Austrian delegation to the peace conference. signed Ihs treaty of peace between the Allied and Associated Powers and the Austrian republic at l0I5 o'clock this morning.
 When oil tHe delegates present had seated themselves at tle round table, Dr. Eenuer was introduced wlth the .5a me formally chat Was observed when Che Germans entered the Hall ut 2I4rsar- a- Versailles Uu June 2S. Georges CLowourg1a. president of tho peace conference. then rose and open cd tue session. asking Dr, EsTuer to aflN h.s sigma -urs GO the treaty and .rrezos and aurourci0E that the del- s~1tes would then he called iu 5ne or dor in which they wore named in the preamble of .la document
 Dr. Eenuer bowed uuE smiled gra- gi0usly ag he approached tho table. ard bowed and smiled again t1 the delegates after z.euuE and as he turned Go r tn r.. sat
 Frank To Polk. who succeeded Sec retary oF Stat. Robert Lansing as head 0f -ra Tr-r. States delegation, si.-od af,er Ur f.nuor. and vas fol- lowed ay Eaur. White and General TH.
 "r. Ra-1rr showed no hesitation .. .Igrir- the treaty. He rose from ... son. Hu .rr loft wing OF The table ."r.r AT CIrwouceau's opening ad-
 Hr Hr hr.H ..r and Immediately walked to tho ...ls and signed Inc document
 As the French deloEaIor went t1 Tho signing table and passed Dr- Rem uor's chair, tho latter rose and bow cd very politely 10 ". C1ewcucCau who returned the sa1utation.
 NT C,emenceau entered tho room at TO o'clock, being s11uted by the rr7rd of honor. Ho took his place at tre table with Frank l.. Po1- on his rf-at. and A. J. RaLfour. British Sec retery of State for Foreign Affairs on his left.
 Neither Premier Lloyd George of Great Britain nor Col. p. M. House of the United States delegation was present The British delegation was made up of NIr. Balfour. Eiscoun' Miner George NicoU Barnes and Genera. EHbIet- -. ne |bTlI.aL tt.EEtlIee arrived soon after MT Polk entered ruo room, and there was very ani. mated conversation for several min. utes, pending the arrival of M. Clem- Cuceau.
 MT. Polk was accompanied by his wife. After tho other American dele gates were seated. IEnace Jan Fade rewslyy, the premier of Poland. enter ed tho room. his arrival provoking a furry of conversation.
 The signing of the treaty was fin. ished at 11:15 o'clock. M. CIemen. ceau then made a brief announcement that the session was closed.
 The delegates of Rumania anS Juro-SIavia did not sign the Austrian treaty today because they are await ing instructions from their govern ments, says the Havas Agency. Tn supreme council. it adds, has Eivel them until Saturday to make know1 their definite intentions.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-10
Labor Leaders Attempting
 To Avoid Big Steel Strike
CONDITIONS IN SITUATION BECOMING WORSE
 THEY INFORM WILSON-ASK STATEMENT.

1O-President Wilson asked by of union steel workers in session here
  United Corporation unions will AS awaiting a
  unfavorable. in the steeIi industry becoming
  ,abe to
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-10
THUESEN ASKS HABEAS CORPUS
 TO GET CHILD

Declaring that his minor daughter is being unlawfully detained by her grandparents. Edward B. Theusen of this city has asked the Superior court to issue writ of habeas corpus or dering the grandparents to bring the child into court. The daughters name is Dorothy Irene Theusen but the childs age is not given in the writ. No hearing has yet been held on the application for the writ. The grand parents are Otto and Mary Theusen.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-10
SAID HIS GIN JAG HAD HUNG
 OVER 3 DAYS

John Wilson, of SS Courtland St, who was arrested yesterday morning for drunkenness, was sentenced to 10 days in jail by Judge Wilder in the City court this morning. Wilson claimed that he had a few drinks of gin three days ago, and the jag hung over until yesterday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-10
WOMAN SUFFRAGE GAINS

Concord, N. H., Sept. 1O-The New Hampshire General Court completed ratification of the federal equal suf- frage amendment today when the Senate passed the ratification resolu- ton 14 to 10. Similar action was taken in the House yesterday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-10
TELEGRAPH WIRES DOWN.

New York Sept. lO-Reports reaching the offices of the Western Union Telegraph Company here TO- day said that all wire communications south of Miami, Florida, had ceased as a result of a severe storm raging along the southern coast and the West Indian islands. A gale of at least 100 miles an hour was blowing, the reports stated.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-10
NEGRO BREAKS BOYS ARM WITH
 BLOW OF CLUB

Struck on the arm by a club wieId- ed by an enraged negro boy, Bennie Wilcox, also 9 years old, of 696 How ard avenue, is suffering from a frac- ture of the right elbow. The fracas took place this morning and the Will vOX lad was taken to the Emergency hospital where he was attended by pr. B. J. Burns. It is expected that an arrest will be made.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-10
sII.FsIA HOME RULE.

Berlin, Tuesday, Sept. 9-The Prussian government intends to pro- pose home rule for Upper Silesia, ac- cording to the Lokal Anzeiger.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-10
The Weather

For Bridgeport and vi- ciuity: Unsettled, probably light local showers tonight and Thursday.
The Washington times., 1919-08-29
Pub User Back On Feet,
Stronger and Heartier
In Few Days.
GOOD PRECAUTIONARY
MEASURE FOR THE FALL

Scross. peevish, headachy. thin and
nsIIid looking people aren't entirely
70 blame for their crouch. II lsn
any fun TO wake up feeling outer
sorts. dizzy, weak and nervous ana
with no appetite at all iJr Dreaktast
81 the days work. No stree! and
when on top OF everything else ano q
long hard days work, things go
wrong it's no wonder folks "blOW-up.
when At noon time you haven't
snv appetite. When your head swims
around like q top and you hate 20
get back 70 the grind It Is time to
either Law off and take a vacation
ar else bolster up nature with good
tonic. Most Of as have to do the lat
ter for want Of time and tc save ex'
pense.
Coed Health Restored.
OF course II it's Just q headache per
hans a powder viii DO, but nine times
out of ten that "AIl-In" feeling is due
to a breakdown. Your system is out
Of order and lacks the strength 10
ward off spells. You are just. Ike a
person after sickness. You are worn
out and need tonic.
EarIs's Hypo-Cod being the favorite
By long odds for people getting over
a spell Of sickness Is also q big favor
tie with those who just need toning
ana building up. II does the work so
much quicker. Puts the appetite
digestion. nerves and blood back in
shape 90 quick. Revives the strength
energy and stamina so much faster,
Earle's Hypo-Cod Is the one being
featured again this fsll by the Peo-
ple's Drug Stores
Earle's HypO-Cod seems 70 help the
nerves, make sleep come easy nights
and you wake up feeling fFesher and
better for work. It cIeanses away
that bronchial or catarrhal trouble
and that little cough that you often
have this time Of year. Clears up the
head ana blood and brings back the
robust, healthy color Of younger days.
Puts the system on its feet by
strengthening and building you up
and after all Is said with
vigorous health nature herself will
cure our ills
Good health is a priceless asset
worth restoring IL you can and the
what users say about Hypo-Cod and
what Il does elsewhere on this page
Earle's Hypo-Cod is not a patent
cure-aIl. II contains the extract Of
Cod Liver Oil, Malt, Iron, Extra Sc
iect Sherry Wine, Wild Cherry Bark,
and Compound Syrup Of Hypophos-
phites OF Lime. Potassium, Manganese,
Strychnine, Quinine and Sodium, A
delightful preparation freed entirely
Of hshy nasty taste and agrees per
fectly with the most delicate stom-
ach. II Is the product OF one Of Amer
ica's largest, Oldest and finest labor
atories and each bottle bears the na-
lionaily known Earle Chemical Co.'s
name and the formula printed plainly
upon the bottle. Substitutes are COM
mon and IL should be remembered that
Hypo-Cod Is a highly effective prep
tration OF great strength, unequaled.
Note: We prepay large bottle genu-
inc Earle's Hypo-Cod anywhere upon
tax. Peoples Drug Stores, Washing
ton. D. c.
The Washington times., 1919-08-29
Office Work, Strain, overwcrk Cause Derangement Of
Whole System-Digestion, Nerves, Blood and
Weight Show Signs Of Breakdown.
PEOPLES DRUG STORES AGAIN FEATURING
FAMOUS FOOD TONIC PRAISED BY MANY HERE
DRUGGIST SAYS.
IT'S BEST TONIC

Il will ten you why we have sold
50 many thousands OF bottles of
Earle's Hypo-cod here in Chattanooga,
Tennessee" writes 10 Anderson. the
biggest best known druggist there.
Though we make less profit on It,
we prefer TO recommend it because
of its sreat merit. We believe II 70 be
8 medicine that cannot be exceiled
and ttEly believe Earle's Hypo-Cod
viii do al. the manufacturers claim
for it. we have testimonials from
some Of the very best people IN Chat
tanCOga TTsising it." Yours truly
Ja Anderson
The above tribute was published in
the Chattanooga papers over that
cttgS PRINCIPLE druggists hahia, -
q frank and open endorsement of
EGrls's Ey po-Cod above other tOni:s
purpcrting 10 be Of q similar nature
Read what Professor Of Chemistry.
z. =. Early, says regarding Earle's
Hyao- Cod in another article on this
sarae page. Read what J. Henry
ScruEEs, Phi. c., p. D., says about Il
in stall another article reprinted to-
day for the benefit Of those who are
slCepticai Of the merits OF an advertis-
ed and widely heralded preparation.
Then come down to the nearest Pco-
pies Drug Store and get a bottle Of
the genuine. Made by the Earle Chem
ical Co.. Wheeling, ". Va.
The Washington times., 1919-08-29
Best Preparation Ever Produced
Asserts WelI-known
Authority.
A MERToRIoUs TONIC

Quoting the words Of the we'll
known Professor Of Chemistry, z. Z.
Early, Ph. G. Tennessee Medical Col
lege) under date Of July 9TH. 1919, he
declares Earle's Hypo-Cod.~a prepare
ton beyond Feproach and the best
balanced and efficient preparation
ever produced. Read what ne says:
"I have been in the medical profes-
sion for quite a number Of years as
pharmacist and Professor Of Chemis-
try Tennessee Medical College) and
the wonderful results obtained by so
many Tennessee people having been
brought to my attention, decided
TO make an exhaustive research Of its
formulae and find il is one of the
most extremely well balanced and
paiatabie combinations OF tonic, al
terative and nutritive principles that
has ever been produced
1t can be used with impunity with
out the least digestive disturbance.
owing to the complete elimination
of the fishy taste and nauseating ef-
feet Of cod liver oil, while still retain
ing all the eXtractiVe elements so use
full as an Alternative, tonic, and tissue
builder
The extract Of malt containing car
bohydrates and nitrogenOus matter
cannot be surpassed as a nutrient and
fat producing agent Wild cherry bark
The Washington times., 1919-08-29
A PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY :.
SAYS HYPO-COD IS FINE TONIC

as everyone knows has an extremely
|. beneficial effect upon the mucous
membrane of the throat and lungs and
In combinationsWith the small amount
OF strychnine present acts as slim
ulating stomach element.
The hypophosphites Of lime, soda,
potassium, manganese, quinfne and
profession for the powerful influence
they exert upon the wasted nerve It's
sues and centers for me to dwell upon
their efficacy. The iron so necessary
to enriching the blood is also present
in a soluable form readily assimilat-
ed by the digestive organs. The sher-
~ wine not only acts as a mild slim
tile other ingredients in permanent
solution.
! consider Earle's Hypo-Cod a most
valuable preparation, and can readily
understand why so many people are
obtaining beneficial results from its
use. 1t is a most meritorious prepare
ton"
The above words prove what users
in this advertisement say about Hypo-
Cod. The writer has known druggists
To publicly endorse IL above ali tonics
Being made of the finest ingredients
in one Of Americas largest and finest
laboratories. Every bottle bearing
the Earle Chemical Co, name. No one
should hesitate about using IL them
selves or in the family. Read what
others say about Il in this advertise
ment. Then come down to the drug
store and procure couple bottles.
Note:. We prepay large bottle any.
where receipt of price, S1.20, plus SC
war tax. Peoples Drug Stores, Wash
ington, d. c.
The Washington times., 1919-08-29
BEST ON THE MARKET

What the eminent J. Henry ScrUggs,
Ph. G. and P. D.. says with regard
10 Esrle's Hypo-COd is given below
md confirms what r. z. Early pro
lessor OF Chemistry says above in
his article. It surely indicates
hat anyone rundown or in need Of a
1onic can make no mistake in taking
SarIe's Hypo-COd. or accepting the
tree offer OF the Peoples Drug Stores
On this page. Read what he says.
After carefully examining the
preparation known TO the public as
zarIe's Tasteless Hypo-Cod and care
FULLY watching the results of several
cases IN which IL was used, Il is in
my opinion. absolutely the best Cod
Liver OF preparation on the market" 4"
declares J. Henry SerugGs, Ph. O.. P. D.,
md be continues by saying:
In Earle's Hypo-cod find an ex-
ceptionaIly efficient combination Of
me remedial extract OF select cod
liver oil. freed entirely from the oil.
'rhis extract which is combination
Of salts OF iodine, bromine. and phos-
phorus, and which is scientifically
blended with the extract Of malt,
sherry wire. extract Of Wild cherry
bark. solution o. hypophosphites oi
The Washington times., 1919-08-29
THOUSANDS HALF-SICK, RUNDOWN,
NEED GOOD TONIC IN THE FALL
LEFT HOSPITAL
TERRIBLY WEAK
Lady Here In Washington Felt
Weak, Bad-Had No APP
petite, Strength.
FEARED SHE WOULD HAVE
DIED BUT FOR HYPo-COD.

"For two and a half weeks / was
in the hospital and when / was taken
from there I was SO weak. ana un-
strung / don't know what | would
have done but for Hypo..CSsod;T writes .tss
Mrs. H. s. Ellington, 426 Eleventh
street northeast, Washington. ID. g.
II knew I mad to have something
foI I simply had no strength at all
Ny appetite was gone and could eat
nothing but the daintiest dishes.
coughed continually and thef pains
across my chest were. most severe.
'sBut Hypo-Cod stopped my cough
and the pains across my chest left
me and it has built me up so splendid
ly I am stronger today thGn have
been In q year. Ny appetite has come
really believe u saved my life. fou
really cannot imagine how bad off
was. II benefited me more and did
the work better than any medicine /
ever took in my life." continued Mrs.
Ellington. whose address is given
above
when the above statement is remsm-
bered In connection with the statements Of
hundreds OF others right here in Washing
ton from people in all walks OF life u is
just recovering from long waiting illness
would hesitate taking this much more
modern. much more powerful preparation.
II Is so pleasant TO take Children are fond
delicate stomach. II isn't patent medi-
cine either. 1t has the Doctor. Druggist
and chemists endorsements. ana being
made by the nationally known Earle
Chemical Cd. IS beyond reproach.
Read what other users say elsewhere on
this page and then come down 70 the near
est store and gst SSttis nLs.t hsssi i've We
cod anywhere on receipt OF price, si.so
plus SC war tax-People's Drug Stores,
Washington, D. c.
The Washington times., 1919-08-29
RUSS REDS ROUTED
BY GEN. KAMONTOV

LONDON. Aug. 2s.-Refuting Boil
shevik claims that his communica-
tions had been cut, General Ramon
tov, Cossack commander. today in
formed the world his army succeed
ed in breaking through the Red ring,
captured $4,000 Bolsheviki, and dis
persed an army OF 10000 more.
He is proceeding northwest toward
Koslov, aided by a Red regiment that
deserted to him, with all its officers.
General Denikine is now within ten
miles of Kief, and twelve miles from
PetIdra's forces. II a junction oc-
ours, the entire Bolshevik forces in. a
pocket $50 miles deep on a flfty-mile
front will be cut of.
The Washington times., 1919-08-29
HYPG-COD "AD"
WRITER TALKS
Interesting Thinks About Ad-
Writer'S Job, Facts and
Experiences.

There isn't anything to the job OF
writing advertisements for Earle's
Hypo-COd because all I do is repeat
what users say. Sometimes ] won
in this town who hasn't read about
Earlc's HypO-COd or heard about Il
among the neighbors." declared the
man who gathers together the testi-
mony OF Hypo,Cod users and prepares
them for the local papers.
over $4,000 different people in
Washington according to my esti-
mates have walked into the Peoples
Drug Stores and bought a bottle or
more or Earle's HypoCod during the
past eight months" continued this
genial writer or chronicler of other
peoples views.
Most OF them. I guess. come in az
a result of what neighbors say. The
beauty about it is that the biggest and
best druggist in each town ALWAYS
features Hypo-Cod. He may not have
the most money-seldom does-bo-
cause when he pushes Hypo-Cod ne
ism making near as much as he
could by selling an inferior and less
costly article. Sometimes a custom
er says J can get a preparation con.
tanning the same ingredients for less
tion mixed with ten times as much water
ana only one-tenth as strong would con
tam the same ingredients Fill up a
bucket with water and pour in a bottle OF
Hypo-Cod and you still have the same in
gradients but the strength isn't there.
During the coming winter we are Cogny
10 print the testimony Of hundreds Of peo-
pie IN this city whose statements have
never before appeared. Surely BY that
time no one will doubt Earle's Hypo-Cod
merit A glance at what Professor Early,
y Henry ScruggE. PHI c., p D.. and 10
Anderson, the big druggist down at Chat
tanOoga, Tenn. say which I'm running in
the papers now prove IL has merit
Here iH-Hashington the Peoples DruE
Stores feature HyPo,cod because they
know u Is good. Ask any clerk or any
doctor about Il or phone or see anyone OF
the endorEers whose names appear in the
papers. That's all I can Eay-I leave Il
20 the readers own Judgment and dnd Il
einch to draw my money" eaAAia1ed the
The Washington times., 1919-08-29

lime, manganese, potassium, strych-
nine, quinine and sodium and q very
assimible and paIatable form OF iron
makes il a most valuable nerve nu-
TRENT, reconstructive tonic. stimu-
liant, Alternative, digestive and strength
creating tonic.
Earle's HypoCod is a valuable
preparation which may be used in all
cases where cod liver oil is indicated
and will. be found effective in many
cases where the latter cannot be
taken or where emulsion Of cod liver
oil is not readily retained by the
stomach.
It is preferable to all other prepare
tions of cod liver oil as it does not
have that unpleasant fishy and nause-
ating taste and does have pleasant
wine like taste that makes 1t agree
able to the most delicate stomach.
fnd this medicine one Of great
merit. which no doubt is the reason
for its popularity. The formula ir
one that is endorsed by many OF the
best physicians in the United States
today" Very, truly yours, etc. Note:
Mr.. scruggs is a graduate Of the At
Ianta College OF Physicians and Sur
geons.
II anyone after reading the above
and the statement OF Professor Early
feels skeptieal about what Earle's
Hypo-cod will do for them they should
procure a bottle and submit the form.
ula 70 their family physician.
Read what others say about Hypo-
'co6. Their get a couple bottles at the
nearest Peoples Drug store and take
adVantage Of the free offer.
The Washington times., 1919-08-29
co TO BED GROUCHY,
WAKE UP FEELING
SIM PLY FINE
Wonderful How CaIotabs, the
De-Nauseated Calomel Tablet
Makes You Feel 50 Good the
Next Morning.

The old-style ca4omel was the best
rnedicine I'm the world and the only
thing that could straighten out dis
ordered liver, but IT had some serious
draw backs. The gripping and the
sickening after effects made many
people dread to take II. Now you can
take calomel without the slightest
objection. One Calotab on the tongue
at bedtime with a swallow Of water
that's all. No taste, no gripping, no
nausea. no salts. Next morning your
liver Is clean, your system purified
and you are feeling like a two-year-
old-with a hearty appetite for break
fast Eat what you please-no
danger.
drugSist is authorized to refund the
price II you are not delighted. Sold
only in original sealed packages,
price thirty-fiVe cents. All druggists
now have Calotabs.