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The Washington herald., 1919-01-31
Predicts Labor Revolt
Over High Food Prices;
Will War on Profteers

New York. Jan. SO-"OrEanized Ia %
Dor will rebel st continued high food
prices" Ernest Bohm. secretary OF
the Central Federated Union. deClar-
ed today after viewing stored food
statistics.
The Central Federated Union rep
resents more than 10000 organized
workers in New York Plans are
now under way for that organization
TO wage a vigorous war on food
profiteers.
''If high prices continue WAGES will
have to go up accordingly said
Bohm. The workers must have re-
lief from the present situation.
Food warehouses must be open
ed to the public. Organized la Dor
is going TO demand that they be open
cd. The food prorteers cannot lonE
continue 10 fleece the public and rob
the workinEman. Labor must awake
TO the situation.
Labor unrest today is mostly due
to the high cost of living. Food
profiteerinE tends TO breed Bolshevism
and strikes. The workingman must
have food at a fair price.
Bohrn declared the newly organized
American Labor party would At once
take action toward combating the
high cost of living. as that was one
of the purposes OF the party.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-31
LADIES! DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Look years younger! Use Grand
mothers recipe Of Sage Tea and
Sulphur and nobody will
know.

The use Of Sage and Sulphur for
restoring faded, gray hair to its
natural color dates back TO grand
mothers time. She used il TO keen
her hair beautifully dark. glossy
and attractive. Whenever her hair
took on that dull, faded or strpa kcu
appearance. this simple mixture was
applied with wonderful effect.
But brewing at home is mussy
and Out-of-date. Nowadays. by ask
ing at any drug store for a bottlr
Of "wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" you will get this famous
old preparation, improved by tn
addition of other ingredients, whicI
can be depended upon to restore
natural color and beauty to the hair
A well-known downtown drug
gist says IL dsrkens the hair so na-
tursliy and evenly that nobody can
tell it has been applied You simply
dampen a sponge or soft brush with
II and draw this through your hair.
taking one strand at a time. RN
morning the gray hair disappear.
and after another application or
two, it becomes beautifully dark
and glossy.
Wyeth's Sage and sulphur Com
pound is a delightful toilet rcduisit"
for those who desire a more youth
ful appearance. II is not intended
for the cure, mitigation or preycn-
tion OF disease.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-31
FIND DAIRYMAN
BROKE D. C. LAW
Jury Convicts Martin
Shawn on Charge Of Sell
ing Unlicensed MIX.

Martin /. Shawn. milk dealer fVa
II street northwest. was found guilty
Yesterday Of selling unlicensed milk
The case was tried before a jury Iu
the District branch OF .he police
court
Shswn's case represents the fir-t Or
series which the Health Depart
ment is determined 10 prosecute. They
originated from wholesala Iovoca-
ton OF permits 10 ship milk into the
District on the part OF former Health
officer Woodward
The case has been ia court for
some time. Assistant Corporation
Counsel William n. Wshly finally
managed to 20 to trial with his evt-
dence and the conviction followed
Attorney O'BTien gave notice Of films
a motion TO arrest Judgment.
Shawn's conviction resulted from an
alleged conspiracy on his part, and
that OF II. l. Myers. a shipper OF
Adamstown, Nd. whose permit had
been revoked by the Health Depart
ment
The Washington herald., 1919-01-31
HAD Pneumonia
Then THE FLU"
Three Children Also Down at Same
Time-Anacostia Mother
Tells About 1t.

81 suffered from pneumonia first-a
very severe attack with the result
long in doubt-and then the dreadful
'1u,' and then to add to my troubles
my three little children-two girls
and a boy-were taken with this ter
rible affliction. My husband was
compelled to give up his business and
1t Is due to his devotion and untiring
care that 1 am alive today" declared
Mrs. Ella c. Dennison, 22os N. Rail-
road avenue s. E. (Anacostia).
I'VE used HypoCod As 1t was 50 highly
recommended BY 50 many it was inst wonder
full what it did for US. My appetite was re-
stored and my strength was rapidly renewed.
eat hearty, sleep well, and can attest with
all earnestness to my belief it was responsible
for my rapid retum to normal health
honestly believe II win quickly help anyone
who has suffered from the flu or pneunonia
as I did" continued Mrs. Ella G. Dennison
23s N. Railroad avenue southeast tAnacostial.
How happy this mother Is and how euthu-
1astic she Is at seeing her little ones again
rompan2 around the house and she herself once
more normal and strong Is plain. Read what
still others say about Hypo-Cod on this page
above and then drop into the nearest Peoples
Drug Store and get . bottle. We gladly ship
Hypo-Cod anywhers rrepaid on receipt Of price,
ND-Peopae's Drug Stores, Washington. D. G.
Hypo-Cod Is made by the nationally known
Earle Chemical Co., Wheeling, w. Va Be
ware Of substitutes. No other preparation Of
Ike nature EQUALS 1t. None is so pleasant TO
take. So strong, so good-a taste proves it.
Children love it. The genuine agrees perfectly
with tho most delicate stomachs. To be sure
of getting the genuine get il at the nearest
feopies Drug Store hero IN Washington.-Ads.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-31
Mother Says Didn't Have a Doc.
tor-Baby Boy Aged 4.
USED HYPO-COD AND TELLS
WHAT SHE DID.

Il suffered from a bad cold and
cough. So did my baby aged four
years. We both had all the symp-
toms of Spanish Influenza but we
did not have a physician so we didn't
call it anything. Our noses ran. Our
heads ached and my eyes and the
baby's eyes were terribly red and
watery. Our noses ran and some
times the fever was bad. 1t made
US so weak 1 had no appetite and
was weary-oh. SO weary. My nerves
were SO unstrung 1 couldn't sleep"
declared Mrs. V. L. Parker, whose
address on Wisconsin avenue
(Georgetown) is given below.
Il saw Hypo-Cod advertised. and
we both took it. Both the baby and
1. and 1t was no time until we both
had a good appetite. l can't emu
merate the things Hypo-Cod did
for me. but 1t surely did strengthen
and build us both up wonderfully. 1t
was so pleasant to take baby simply
The Washington herald., 1919-01-31
FOR CATARRH
and BAD COLD
Catarrhal Condition Head and
Nasal Passage, Cough and
Winter Cold Relieved.

My daughter. aged "a years. had a
bad cold this winter. She coughed
and coughed, and the catarrhal con-
dition Of the head and nasal Passages
worried her lots. She had pains
through the lungs, and I think she
had some fever" (Note-everyone
with a cold has a fever). "she had
no appetite and was nearly prostrat-
ed. She just looked and felt miser-
able, but the first bottle of Hypo-
Cod gave her splendid relief. Her
coughing stopped and the cold SEEM
ed TO dry right up. and she now eats
as hearty as anyone. Besides she is
much stronger and has more strength
and energy and says she feels better
than she has in months. She took
nothing else and / know 1t does the
work. 1t has my hearty indorse-
ment," declared Mrs. A. Gaghan, 1875
1st st. n. E.
Read what still other Washington
folks say about Hypo-Cod above.
Then get a bottle at the nearest Peo-
pies Drug Store here, in Washington.
a mail order directed to People s
Drug stores and inclosing $40 will
bring bottle if reader lives outside
OF Washington.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-31
FLU FAILS TO SPOIL
TAKOMA PARK SING
National Anthems of Allied Ma
tions Feature Recast Program.

The monthly community sing in
Takoma Park was held last Monday
night in spite Of trying conditions
occasioned by the Flu" and other
sickness.
The program. which had been re-
cast several times, was at the last
moment minus one Of the principal
soloists. Walter McLuCkie, Of Pet
worth NJ. L. Church. and the organ
accompanist. Mrs E. NJ. Seaman,
who were i'll. James Dyre. chorus
leader, and Mrs. J. NJ. Sylvester.
Liano acCompanist, although both
indisposed led the audience through
the national anthems Of the allied
nations and a group of old songs.
Somewhere a Voice Is Calling"
arranged as a duet, was well given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Clemen Hamer. Mr.
Hamer also sang the national hymns
OF Belgium and Italy. and the Ser
bian and japanese hymns were rem
dered by Ben Morrison. who spent
a year in Japan.
Mrs. Edwin W. James recited in
charming manner "Nothin' TO
Say" The Raggedy Man" and Our
Hired Girl" by James Whitcomb
Riley.
The February community sing
will be a joint celebration of Wash
ington's birthday with other organi-
nations OF Takoma Park
The Washington herald., 1919-01-31
DENIES
AID FOR FESS
Anti-Saloon Organization is
Nonpartisan, Says Wayne
Wheeler.

The statement in a Washington
morning newspaper that the Anti
Saloon League is making plans to
control the next Republican conven-
ton and secure the nomination or
Representative Fess as the candidate
for President. is unwarranted. The
leagues position is nonpartisan. 1t
will not confine its activities to any
one party.
''The legislative committee of the
league, which has in charge the leg
islative and political work of the or
ganization, has not even considered
the question of any choice of candi-
dates. Our chief interest will be to
see TO it that candidates of all parties
are nominated who will stand for the
honest enforcement of the prohibition
law"
The above statement was made by
Wayne B. Wheeler. secretary of the
legislative committee of the Anti-Sa-
loon League of America, and general
counsel of the league.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-31
SHARP SHOOTING
PAINS in CHEST
Head Aehed and Every Bone in
His Body Also. Eyes Watered.
Had All the Symptoms.
HAD CHILLS AND FEVERS

81 really believe I had a touch of
the Flu though I did not go to bed
I had a bad cold. My head ached
me something terrible and every bone
in my body ached. My eyes and nose
ran all the time and 1 had sharp
shooting pains through my lungs and
chest Every once in a while during
the day and also at night I would
have chills and fevers and simply felt
miserable all over. I really should
have been in bed, but my business
was so rushed I Just hung on as I
could not afford to lay off from work
just then" declared a well-known
plumber here in Washington, Mr..
George E. Krug, whose address is
given below.
Took Some Hypo-Cod.
while passing the Peoples Drug
Store one day I dropped in hurriedly
for a bottle of Hypo-Cod, having seen
it advertised in the papers, and 1
nave IL " Nc Oil
they claim. 1t took right hold of
me and certainly did chase my cold
away in a hurry. 1 am feeling as good
now as 1 ever did in my life and I
attribute it to Hypo-Cod. 1t did
more for me than they claim for it.
and I cheerfully recommend it," de-
clared George L. .Krug, plumber, 1921
35th st. N. w.
Whether it is just a deep-seated
cough and cold naturally followed by
sore, aching lungs and dizzy head
aches, or a plain case of the Flu"
matters little to the one who has il.
The main question is-what should
take to ward off serious illness, and
the answer is Hypo-Cod. Thousands
of people praise this one remedy
above others.
Read the other statements of Washington
people printed above. Then stop in at the
nearest Peoples Drug Store for bottle of
HypoCod. 1t builds you up and stops bron-
chial and catarrhal troubles. We gladly de
liver or prepay HypoCod anywhere on receipt
OF regular price. H.D in r. o. NJ. o., stamps
or coin.-Peoples Drug Store, Washington. d.
C.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-31
AID FOR EUROPE
NOT IN HARMONY.
American Relief Director
Not Approved by French
Minister.

The organization of the Inter-
allied Food Council was not in COM
plete accord with the proposal as
first made by the United States, 1t
was revealed yesterday when the
correspondence between Col. House
and Foreign Minister Pichon of
France and the British foreign
office was made public by the State
Department
From a letter. under date of De-
cember / and apparently written by
President Wilson. IL appears the
United States sought the appoint
ment of a Director General OF Relief
who would work under the direction
of the Supreme war Council. The
letter points out that since great
part of the needed supplies must
come from the United States, that
II would be well that an American
besnanied director general.
This plan failed to receive COM
plete endorsement. NJ. Pichon urg-
ing that the associated governments
should combine in the work. each
being given two representatives.
Great Britain supported the French
minister with the result that the
American Mission, under date of
January 1, sent a letter TO M. Plchon
stating that: THE President is graf
flied that you desire that the United
States government should take the
lead in the undertaking.
Accepted BY Wilson.
"The President asks me to state
that he accepts your suggestion that
a special council of two members
representing each OF the four gov
ernments be substituted for the Su-
preme War Council"
The reason advanced by Pichon for
an interallied direction of the food
relief was stated in the sentence. I'VE
consider II OF vital importance that
the aid extend to the European peo-
pies who have suffered from the war
should be given by the associated
governments acting as a body, and
that the enemy should not consider
that divergence of view exists I'm the
realization of a humane purpose as
lofty as that which the associated
governments. actuated by the same
spirit, are pursuing"
The Washington herald., 1919-01-31
Many Just Over Long Sickness Say 1t Revived Their
Exhausted Strength, Nerves and Appetite and
Assert 1t Quickly Stopped Cough.
SEEMS TO BE NEAREST APPROACH TO
''IDEAL" MEDICINE FOR AFTER THE "FLU"
BABY BOY STRICKEN WITH
FLU" RUSHED TO HOSPITAL

bag of bones-pale and sick-worn.
1 was in despair when q neighbor
suggested that I try Hypo-Cod.
Il bought a bottle of Hypo-Cod.
and I am. indeed. glad. My little
son has only taken one bottle in
reduced doses as directed, but the
change in him for the better is
nothing short of marvellous. He is
back to his weight again, rosy and
full of life, and feel that his won
derful recovery to full health is
due to this splendid medicine. l
know and have seen the good IL
will do, and recommend It to the
sky" declared Mrs. Ray Mendelson
address southeast corner Eleventh
and d street southeast).
Little children like Hypo-Cod. 1t
is just what their little rundown,
disease-torn bodies need. Weak,
puny, underweight children thrive
upon II. and 1t increases their dis
ease-resisting vitality. wards of
winter coughs, colds and lung trou-
bles. Get a bottle at the nearest
Peoples Drug Store. Read what
others here in Washington say about
Hypo-Cod below.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-31
ALL HAD FLU"
EXCEPT wife
Husband and Little Boy Down
With "Flu"-Wife Take. 1t
As Preventive.
TONED HER UP-SAYS
1T HELPED NEIGHBORS

Il had some of the symptoms of
Spanish Influenza and as both my
husband and little boy were suffer-
ing from severe attacks of this
dreaded disease 1 was much alarmed
over my own rundown condition. 1
had no appetite and felt 1 should
quickly take something to fortify
my system. The glowing tributes
paid Hypo-Cod by people feeling
like 1 did made me buy a bottle and
since then I have seen what it will
do. 1 was Immediately restored to
health and strength and enjoy a fine
appetite. My sleep became more
restful and it gave me a toned up
strengthened feeling all over.
Neighbors of mine also took this
fine remedy and they. too, were help
ed so 1 gladly join the others here
in Washington who are praising
Hypo-Cod," declared Mrs. Minnie
Hohrmann, $40 Eleventh street
southeast.
Government Clerk Endorses 1t,
Quoting the words of still another
Washington user of Hypo-Cod who
says it is fine. She said:
II had indigestion and other
stomach troubles and my appetite
had disappeared. I thought maybe
Hypo-Cod would bring back my ap-
Petite and help my stomach SO 1 got
bottle and it brought back my ap-
petite just fine. 1 gained three
pounds in sixteen days and I'm going
to take another bottle and keep on i'm
proving. I think anyone who wants
to build themselves up and want a
good appetite should take Hypo-
Cod. 1t really saved me from catch
ing the Flu" 1t is mighty nice to
take, too. and agreed with my
stomach fine" declared Miss NJ. A.
Wanderer, ST Thirteenth street
northwest.
Thousands of people here in Washington are
taking HypoCod. 1t is simply wonderful how
bottle or two Of Hypo-Cod will rebuild the run
down worn-out system and increase the disease
resisting vitality 1t fortfes the system against
the colds, fevers and winter ills. II revives the
tagged nerves. induces better sleep and increases
the weight
We gladly prepay large bottle OF Hypo-Cod
anywhere upon receipt of price, sl.eo. Peoples
Drug Stores Washington. D. O.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-31
zoo DISTRICT CUNNERS DUE
: HOME FOR WEI COME WEEK
First Battery, Sixtieth Coast Artillery, Has
Sailed from France; First D. c. Unit
Back from War

17A Thirty-fourth street northwest:
William A Boswell. Soe Eighth street
southeast: Carl @. Broksw, Walter
Reed Hospital, Tskoma Park. d. c.:
Charles Samuel Ferguson: George A
Fischer. l2f7 sixth street southwest:
Sergt William s. F1eishell, 80 r
street southeast; George Emlen
Graham. 2017 Kslorama road north
west; John w. Harper. soso o street
northwest: w. o. Harris, sol4 r street
northwest: Herman J. Heller, 1851
Sixth street southwest; Sergt. Lewis
ID. Hermann. 5ioS Georgia avenue
northwest: A. F. Humphreys. in1
Newton street northwest: serEt. Les
lie II. jackson. 1919 Thirtieth street
northwest: Corp. William c. johnson.
1915 Good Hope road southeast; w. r.
Jorgensen. 22s East Capitol street: r.
l.. Kendig. 40 Fifth street northeast:
Arthur A. King. 623 North Carolina
avenue southeast; James +. IAnhsm.
si7 Twelfth street southeast; William
Lawler. 226 Thirteenth street north
east: Sergt John f. MARROW, 756 New
ton street northwest: Sergt Prank 1.
Matthews, 1lsO Thir1y-sixth street
northwest; William Z. Mitchell, 1895
V street northwest; James Bentley
ANsA NSANIIblh EOhO nOELn-
west; wiffred l. Perkins. JJ59 Sherrier
place northwest; Frederick A. Ranlin.
21s Sherman avenue northwest: Lieut..
Mortimer d. Rathgeber. ll22 Eleventh
street northwest: Col. L. II. Ropes
2s13 Quarry road northwest: Sergt.
Arthur Ruderman, 457 c street north
west; John ]. Sacks. 402 Sixth street
northwest Stewart Building: Corp.
Harry A. Ssntman, care Liberty Hut
Union Station Plaza: Corp. Wallace
Scrivener. ll5 Kentucky avenue south
east: Sergt. James II. ShUmAte, 23JS
Nichols avenue southeast; Herbert
Sommers, 21l1 Eighteenth street north
west; George Stoner. 1874 F street
northwest; Robert P. Storey. So
Twelfth street northwest; Timmons /.
Thompson, 1906 Irving street north
west; SerEt Richard T. Umhau, s05
Fourth street northeast; Lieut. Rus.
sell A. Warner, Ply G street north
west; Max Zimet Walter Reed
Hospital. Takoma Park, D. C;
NJ. A. BeaIle. soc NJ street north
west; Almond F. Bergman: Louis n.
Biron. 1918 Ninth street northwest:
SerEt. Carl n. Blanchard. 1910 Blair
road; Charles Francis Brown. 12ls
Thirty fourth street northwest:
George c. Buchanan. 1888 Twenty
fourth street northwest: Peter ].
Conway. 532 Columbia road north
west: Charles Di Guilian. 3l7 G
street northeast: SerCt Chas )
Goodfellow. yr- 1922 Thirteenth
street northwest; Charles J. Haw-
kins, 653 Morton place northeast
Sergt. Elmer f. Hawkins, $50 Nor
ton place, northeast; Corp. James A.
Hawkins, 653 Morton place north
east; Harry J. Hillyard. 5O7 F street
northeast; Lieut. VIM. r HoeTer.
Navy Yard: Lieut.. p. D. Johnston,
2ll4 Connecticut avenue northwest.
Clarence c. Kidwell. 425 NJ street
northwest; Raymond S. Martie. lTll
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. FL
bert b. Ourand. 5S2 Columbia road,
northwest; A. G. Powell. 62S sixth
street northeast; Charles l. Win
gate. 1901 Park road.
The Washington herald., 1919-01-31
Glowing Statements Of Local Users
Verify Claims - Tell EIpe-
riences Elsewhere on This
Page Today.
MANUFACTURERS TELEGRAPH
CARLOAD LEFT WHEELING
MONDAY, JANUARY 10Th

Elsewhere on this page appear the
glowing tributes to Hypo-Cod paid by
local users who. getting over the
''hu'' and pneumonia, found them
selves physically exhausted-their dis
ease-resisting powers decreased and
their whole body impoverished by this
dreaded disease.
Almost invariably they have linger-
ing, deep-seated coughs that positive
ly will not yield to the ordinary cough
remedies. Weak lungs, chest soreness,
and partial loss OF voice, together
with bronchial and catarrhal symp-
toms warn the patient of complica-
tionS and dangers which should be
overcome with no loss of time, for the
alarming number going into tuber-
cular trouble is being commented
upon by health authorities every
where.
Sufferers from flu and pneumonia
during the epidemic have also COM
planned Of sore, achy muscles and
joints, weak back. loss of appetite,
and a general breakdown in vitality
and stamina
What Hypo-Cod VIII Do.
What Hypo-Cod will do for a per-
son getting over a siege Of sickness
is best proven by the words of users,
and the statements of Washington
people, easily verified, appear else
where on this page today. Hypo-Cod
Is not A special remedy gotten up for
the Flu but empirical tests and the
results in dozens of cities where the
epidemic was even worse than here,
prove it comes nearest to being the
ideal medicine. 1t really should have
been taken before catching the Flu, -
as whole families with a member sick
have taken it as strengthening
tonic to increase the disease-reslst-
ing powers and thereby warded of
the attack.
HyPo-COd revives the strength. dis
eaSesresisting vitality, appetite, and
energy. 1t quickly helps bring the
PATIENTS weight back. 1t stops the
cough and cold and chest soreness
and strengthens the weakened lungs.
1t drives out the bronchial, catarrhal
and pulmonary symptoms and wards
on weak lung troubles and the COM
pications so apt to follow when the
system Is in a weakened, rundown
condition following long. wasting ILL
ress. 1t aids Indigestion, increases
the appetite, steadies the nerves, and
Induces sound, restfuI sleep, and with
Its aid the patient. whether old or
very young, will fast recuperate from
the effects Of the illness.
HypO-Cod is not a patent medicine. Ths
tGrnuia Is on every bottle. II is the product oi
the nauonally-knOwn Earle Chemical Co. Of
Wheeling, ". Va. Hypo-COd contains the Com.
p"und Syrup Of HypOphosphites Of Lime, Potas
sum, Manganese. Iron, Strychnine. Quinine and
SODIUM, blended into a most pleasant tastin,
combination OF Malt Extract. Wild Cherry Bark
select Sherry Wine and extractiTes from fresh
God Lirers. Il is 80 agreeable and pleasant n
take children are fond Of it, and it agrees uer
ircty with the most delicate stomach. Read the
glowing tributes paid to It by Washington peopIs
On tAe right Read how they suffered and finally
days and weeks sooner. Then get bottle vosTr.
SELF ''11
The Washington herald., 1919-01-31
Mother Hurried Him to Children's s
Hospital. Remained Two Weeks.
Brought Home Just Bundle
of Bones.
MOTHER In DESPAIR.

Quoting the exact words of a
Washington mother, the mother of
a fine baby boy not quite five. surely
proves that after sickness Hypo-
Cod is the best possible tonic that
can be given. She said:
My little son, Milton, not quite
five years old, was taken with the
Flu" in a very violent form. 1
took him to the Children's Hospital
Immediately, and was not permitted
to remove him until after two
weeks. 1 was almost distracted
with worry. and when 1 did get him
the poor little fellow was merely a