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Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-05-01
Memorial.

The Kings Daughters of North
Carolina share the sorrow and
loss in the death of Anne Leak
Steele, and extend their deepest
sympathy to the family, especial
ly to the sister most closely asso-
ciated with her and to the Silver
Cross Circle, of which she was a
member.
Her life on earth was a bless
ing and service-its close an in
spiration. Long shall her mem
DRY dwell in the hearts and minds
of those who loved her.
1t is directed that this memoir
ial be entered upon the State re-
cords of the Order and copies be
sent to the family and to the
Post-Dispatch at Rockingham.
Mrs. w. H. S. Burgwyn
Mrs. S. Y. Cooper
Mrs. J. P. Cook.
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summer resort where only the
richest can go-but Uncle Sam
has the place leased for his boys
Very wonderful baths at these
hotels, famous for rheumatism
The water is boiling hot as it
comes from the earth and in fact
has to be cooled off before it can
be used.
Haven't had the privilege of
visiting Paris yet, but hope to.
There are many Richmond courl-
ty boys in this regiment, and all
seem to be we'll. With regards
to our folks back home.
Corporal Furman T. Jones.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-05-01
Mrs. Elliott Dead.
(Contributed)

Mrs. John ]. Elliott died at her
home in Hamlet, April 18th. She
was laid to rest at the Scotch
grave yard Saturday the 10Th.
She had been sick for long
time but had become better and
was talking to a lady when the
call came to 60 Home toher loved
ones who had gone before.
Her daughters, Misses Jennie
and Monte, will make their home
at Raleigh.
Mrs. Elliott was a good Wom-
an. We all know she is at rest,
and her 2 children will greet her
some sweet day.
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Letter----Furman Jones.
Battery D, 3l6th F. A
April LIST.

q
Editor Post-Dispatch:-
We left St. Bin March 9th in
trucks and came to Creancey;
this is a snls,h village about 20
kilometers from Chaumont where
G. H. @. are located. We are
billeted in French homes; most
of the houses are built with
stone and have stone floors; very
few brick houses over here.
We are not doing much now.
Drill a while in the mornings,
and play ball in afternoons.
Left my battery March 10th
on a 14-day leave for Southern
France at Lamalon les Baine, a
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Letter---Wm. c. Robinson.
Hq. Co. Seth Pioneers
Vinegar, Germany
March s 1910
March 5, 1919.

Extracts from a letter from
VIM. Claude Robinson, son of A.
W. Robinson, of Covington, who
was sent to camp Aug. 9th and
landed overseas in September.)
Surely is good to get letters
from you; a fellow appreciates
such; they literally fill an aching
void. You said in your letter
that you would like to come over
here and get fat like we. Don't
you come. The part of France
that we have seen is shot all to
to pieces; in the war section there
is no such thing as flair France
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The Huns changed all that.

The Huns changed all that.
This war has been enough tC
bring every body closer together
/ know it has brought the sold
iers closer; and l hope it has
brought the folks back home
closer to God. Yes, we who have
been over here feel closer-and
no one had better slight an over
seas soldier when I'm around, OF
there'll be trouble.
Hope can come home soon
Love to all. Write soon to your
friend,
William Claude Robinson.
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DIR. Caldwell'S
Syrup Pepsin
Sold by Druggists Everywhere
so cts. (asi"zsss) $1.O0
TIE Perfect LaxatlVe

A combination of simple laxative herbs with
pepsin that acts in an easy, natural way, and is
as safe for children as it is positively effective
on the strongest constitution. A trial bottle
can be obtained free of charge by writing to
DR.. w. B. Caldwell, 458 Washington Street.
Monticello. Illinois.
The Washington times., 1919-03-18
CURED HER COUGH
FOLLOWING FLU"
PoIiceman's Wife After "Flu"
Had Bad Cough and
Bronchial Trouble.
TOOK HYPo-CoD, SAYS IT'S
SIMPLY GRAND

Below is the statement of Officer
Canneld's wife. 1t tells how she
quickly regained her strength and
health again. following the Flu" II
did her so much good her daughter
her husband, who, for sixteen years,
has been on the Washington police
force. Their address is given below.
Felt Bad After HFIu."
Following a bad attack of the
Flu was left in a weakened, run
down condition and had a miserable
petite was gone and my constant
coughing made me so weak that /
was completely exhausted. NY nerves
were or edge all the time, and / sim
on and hung on, and / finally about
made up my mind il would have to
wear itself out, for I 'despaired Of
getting anything that would stop IT.
put soon as : started using Hypo-Cod
felt better. / have taken three bot
ties of thIs wonderful medicine now.
Honestly, / wouldn't have believed a
medicine could cause such a change
IN a person as 1t has in me. Not
only has IL stopped the cough, but il
has built up my strength. Gave me
g, good appetite, and my nerves are
IKE new again. I've since then start
ed my daughter and her husband on
II: and know Il will do for them
what 1t has done for me. 1t is sim.
ply grand. I hope others take nv
advice end get Earle's Hypo-Cod,"
continued Mrs. A. E. CanfeId, 100
Fifth street southeast, WashinEtor
d. c.
Read what still others in Washing
ton say about Hypo-Cod and then
take the DIT in your teeth and get
on the road to real. robust beaifb
Even II you didn't have the "FIu''
you will find il a wonderful tonic for
this time of year. Makes a person
reel good and healthy and wards off
Ills. Fine for children, too, and
agrees perfectly with most delicate
stomach. See formula on the bottle
eve prepay large bottle Hypo-Cod
pies Drug Store. washington ID q
Read what others say about Hypo-
Cod below; then get a bottle tonight.
The Washington times., 1919-03-18
Builds Up System Quick.
Stops Coughs, Bronchial,
Catarrhal Troubles. Re-
wives Lost Appetite,
Strength.
THOUSANDS HERE USE IT
AND PRAISE 1T
Statements Of Local Folks
Show How Easy 1t Is to
Be Strong and Well.

The last carload OF Hypo-Cod from
wheeling the home OF the nationally
known Earle Chemical Company, ar
rived in Washington for the Peoples
Drug Stores just about q month ago
and to date over $4,000 bottles have
been shipped this firm alone. An
other carload is ordered.
Doctors and thousands Of users in
washington acknowledge that it is
By far the finest tonic and builder
after sickness. At one sweep IL has
taken the place Of older and once
famous remedies, and few indeed arc
willing to accept any substitute for
this new, much improved and remark
able preparation, containing, as II
does, the very best ingredients and
medicinal elements every one knows
90 be good.
WHAT IT'S USED FOR.
When a person has become weak,
nervous and rundown from sickness;
when their muscles are weary; when
their lungs are weak and the whole
system cries out for q building up
treatment after long. wasting illness
or after great mental or physical
strain, excesses and overwork and
worry-Hypc-COd is the best thing
they can take
The Washington times., 1919-03-18
ASK SAFE CONDUCT TO
PARIS Fer IRISH LEADERS

DUBLIN, March 1s.-The Irish Par
lament. which will convene again in
q few days. will ask the British gov
ernment to provide safe conduct for
its delegates, Prof. Edward De Valera.
Arthur Griffith, and Count Plunkelt.
to attend the peace conference. IL was
announced today. A number Of mem
hers who recently were released from
English prisons will attend Parlia-
ment for the first time.
In asking safe conduct for iss
delegates, the Irish Parliament will
take the same action that any inde-
pendent country would. II the Irish
wished TO recognize British authority
they would ask merely for pass
portB.
The Washington times., 1919-03-18
If HAIR IS TURNING
GRAY, USE SAGE TEA
Here's Grandmother'S Recipe
to 0arken and Beautify
Faded Hair.

That beautiful, even shade Of
dark, glossy hair can only be had
by brewing a mixture Of Sage Tea
and Sulphur. Your hair is your
charm. 1t makes or mars the face.
When II fades. turns gray or streak
ed, just an application or two OF
Sage and Sulphur enhances its ap-
pearance a hundredfold.
Don't bother to prepare the mix
ture; you can get this famous old
recipe improved by the addition OF
other ingredients at a small cost oil
ready for use. 1t is called Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound. This
can always be depended upon to
bring back the natural color and
lugtre of your hair.
Everybody uses ''Wyeth's" Sage
and Sulphur Compound now because
il darkcns so naturally and evenly
that nobody can tell IL has been an
piled. You simply campen a sponge
or soft brush with IL and draw this
Through the hair. taking one small
strand at a time; by morning the
gray hair has disappeared, and after
another application il becomes beau
tifully dark and appears glossy and
lustrouS.
The Washington times., 1919-03-18
HER LITTLE BOY
HAD DIPHTHERIA
Little Fellow, Aged z, Was
Weak, Nervous, Restless
and Needed Tonic
HYPO-COD IS WONDERFUL.
SAYS WASHINGTON
MOTHER

MY little son. aged seven years.
had diphtheria and didn't seem 10 get
strong and well again as fast as
wanted him to. He was rundown in
thing real good to build him up
again. His appetite was poor and he
didn't sleep at all good nights. Seem.
Cd restless and nervous and would
toss and roll in his sleep.
"One OF the clerks in the drug store
where ] went said Earle's Hypo-Cod
was just the thing to build up a child
quickly after sickness, so ! bought q
bottle and II has built him up tust
grand. the little fellow was housed
looking rather peaked. Hypo-Cod
brought back his appetite, and he is
sleeping good AZ nights now. There
Is g different color in mis- cheeks, too,
and he is much stronger. He likes
the taste Of HypoCOd. too, and never
lets me miss giving him a dose when
II Is time. ! am glad OF this, for 40
many medicines are drRadfully hard
for children to take. think II is
the grandest medicine ever saw"
northeast.
For Growing Children.
When a child has been sick and is
fTsil pale and pUnY looking. give him
dose of Earle's Hypo Cod per direc-
tions just before mealtime for a few
days and watch him pick up weight
grow strong, stop coughing and be-
come rosy, robust and strong again
The formula OF HypOCOd is on the
bottle. Show 1t TO your doctor. and he
Will tell YOU il is a perfectly good
medicine, free Of harmful things, for
children and a wonderful builder for
both young and old. (We gladly pre-
pay a large bottle OF Hypo-Cod any
where upon receipt OF S1.20-People's
Drug stores. Washington, d. c.
The Washington times., 1919-03-18
LENINE NOW FAV0RS
PARLEY WITH ALLIES

PARIS. March 1S.-Premier Lenine
has decided to suggest a conference
with the allies at Odessa, according
10 dispatch received from that city
today. It was said he will ask the
allies to allow the Bolshsviki a free
hand in the Ukraine and will demand
allied withdrawal from Russia with
the exception of Sebastopol. The Boil
sheviki, the dispatch stated, will de-
clare their readiness to abandon their
campaigns in Siberia, the Baltic re-
gion, and the Don region.
Prince Lvoff, NJ. Sazanon, 81. Cha
koWsky, and II. Maklakon, repre-
senting the anti-BoIshevik factions
in Paris, have presented a memo
randum to the peace conference asking
that questions concerning Russia re-
main unsettled until the people them
selves are able to express their
The Washington times., 1919-03-18
MADE BY NATIONALLY KNOWN EARLE CHEMICAL CO..

If they have a deep-seated cough,
chest and lung soreness, shoTtness OF
breath; II they are troubled with
bronchial and catarrhal troubles, spit
especially mornings, and IL every
night their nerves won't let them
sleep and they toss, roll and cough
after going to bed. 1t is exactly what
Esrle's Hypo-Cod, first Of all, con
tainS eXtractives from fresh cod liV-
ers freed of the fishy taste found in
emulsions. 1t is pleasant to take, and
and cod liver oil are good for bron.
chial, catarrhal, pulmonary colds and
coughs, chest soreness, weak lungs.
In addition, Earle's Hypo-Cod con-
building food. Extra select sherry
wine is used in Hypo-Cod. and doc
tors will tell you that sherry wine
Is the best medicinal wine in the
world. Then into this remarkable
preparation the chemists have put the
compound syrup Of hypophosphites,
lime, potassium, manganese. iron.
strychnino, Quinine and sodium, and
hypophosphites is alone a splendid
tonic and used and prescribed in
wonder that after taking q bottle Of
this superbly blended combine tion
the patient gains strength, rich. red
blood, appetite and perfect digestion:
bronchial and catarrhal trouble dis
appear and the lost weight, energy
and ambition come back! Children
are fond OF its pleasant taste, and It
agrees perfectly with the most deli
cate stomach. People unable to take
iron fnd Hypo-Cod fine. People
afraid Of cod liver oil say Hypo-Cod
agrees with them perfectly How a
person feels after using Hypo-COd is
best told by users, and the statements
of people in Washington published
on this page show how quickly and
almost marvelously il built them up
to robust health. Parents Of children
weak and puny, have been amazed at
their child's Improvement after TAX
ing Hypo-Cod but a few days Peo-
pie with coughs that have fingered
for months say it relieved them in
& week. Read what these Washing
ton people say on the right and be-
low, and then il you desire 4 quick
restoration to robust health, Vlgor
and strength, go to the druggists
and insist upon bottle Of the genu-
inc Earle's Hypo-Cod.
The Washington times., 1919-03-18
PLATE PRINTER
INDORSES. It
Says He Felt Himself Slipping,
Took Some Hypo-Cod. Feels
Better Than IN Years
GOOD FOR THAT TIRED
ALL THE TIME FEELING

81 wasn't exactly sick. but I felt
myself slipping and was in a run.
down condition. Ny appetite went
bad and I got so did not care much
for my meals. At night I would get
home from the Bureau and feel alI-in.
/ would so TO bed early, but my sleep
did not seem TO rest me. and conse-
quently I'd wake up in the morning
all tired out. felt tired all the
time, and actually grew nervous" de-
-ciared Victor L. McCIoskey. one OF
the really old-time plate printers at
the Bureau Of Engraving and Print.
ing.
TOOk HyPO-COd-FeeIa Fine.
Il read where other folks were get
ting their pep back by using Hypo-
Cod. so I got a bottle. and I'm here
to say that it's the first real medicine
/ have taken in years It built me
right Up and brought back my appe-
tite. II gave me lots OF strength.
ana ] reel better now than I've feIt
IN years. ] now tumble out OF bed
FEELING refreshed, and nights when 7
20 nome feel Mt for a few hours
pleasure and recreation" continued
Mr. McClOskey, who for thirteen wears
has been in the Bureau where iJncJe
Sans money is printed.
"If folks here in Washington who
reel all-in, down and out half the time
could talk to this gentleman in his
palatial home at 135 Thirteenth street
northeast, they would certainly gel
bottle OF Hypo-Cod, for he prsises
u TO the sky" declared Geo. L. Ayres,
the genial Hypo-Cod representative.
In commenting on the large number
Of people in all departments OF the
government who praise Hypo-Cod TO
the sky. Get bottle tonight.
The Washington times., 1919-03-18
DRUGGISTS UNABLE
TO GET HYPOCOD
Enormous Demand Every
where Makes II Often I'm
possible to Ship In Small
Quantities.
PEOPLES DRUG STORES
GET HYPO-COD BY
CARLOAD

- A talk with q representative OF the
Earle Chemical Company while in
Washington divulged the fact that
the laboratories where HypO-Cod is
made are experiencing difficulty in
meeting the countrywide demand for
this remarkable preparation
In commenting on this condition,
he said: "We first Of all must main
tain quality and in the buying of raw
materials choose only the best. Doc
tors know the Earle Chemical Com
pany's reputation for quality. and
we must live up TO it or lose their
confidence. This explains the present
shortage. Any one can go into the
market and buy the commercial
forms Of cod liver oil, for instance.
but nowadays chemists use this form
OF nasty tasting, fishy smelling oil
only in tanning plants. This com
uercial oil Is made from rotten FISH,
very often whereas the cXtractives
only from fresh cod llyers and costs
moro, but is worth il. This explains
why many people upable TO take Some
cod liver emulsions can take Hypo-
Cod easily.
Tells How It's Made.
Even in the grade Of wine We are
particular TO get only an extra select
sherry wine. and every one knows
YOU can buy sherry wine in all grades
from the stuff unit to drink up to
clear, strong rich sherry wine mt for
putting into Hypo-Cod. The same
way with the iron, malt extract,
cherry bark and syrup Of hypophos-
phites.
Washington Folks Lucky
''Some folks complain Of the price,
but ] always tell them: II you want
The very same combination of ele-
nents at half the price, pour out q
bottle Of Hypo-Cod and mix Il with
water, and one bottle Of Hypo-Cod
will make two bottles OF the weaker,
cheaper preparation.
Fortunately for Washington. the.
Peoples Drug Stores are able to han
lie p carload at q time. This saves
breaIOsge; saves freight; saves time
Il the laboratories, and they EL.
Hypo-Cod when others cannot. This
ne why many stores are often
The Washington times., 1919-03-18
DANIELS STIRS BRITISH
NAVY MEN TO ACTION

PARIS, March Is-The British
navy has begun to prepare a mem
orandum OF strength as q result OF
the disturbing statement Of Secre-
tary Daniels that the United States
may police the seas under the league
OF nations covenant.
The League OF Nations with the
various questions involved Is still the
big problem.
It is possible that the peace con-
ference proceedings may yet develop
into a personal duel OF strength be-
tween President Wilson and Premier
Lloyd George OF England, over the
The Washington times., 1919-03-18
ASK SHIPYARDS TO
GIVE YANKS Jobs

A direct appeal to the shipyards Of
the country to give returned soldiers
not only an opportunity for employ
ment, but to train them for the work,
was made by the United States Ship
ping Board today as part Of the cam
Taign against unemployment. This
aston was taken by Chairman Edward
y. Hurley, following a conference
with Lieut.. Col. Arthur Wood of the
War Department.
Chairman Hurley pointed out that
in one yard 242 returned soldiers had
been given employment, and that Of
this number only twenty failed to
make good. He also urged that other
yards follow the example Of the Hog
Island plant, where special training is
The Washington times., 1919-03-18
MONTENEGRO DEMANDS
FREEDOM FROM SERBIA

Montenegro will refuse to enter the
League Of Nations unless she is grant
ed full independence from Serbia,
diplomatic advices report.
Important Montenegrin factions
nave gone on record in favor Of a
cordial reciprocal agreement with the
Jugo-SlaV states, 1t is declared. but
they plan uncompromising opposition
to Incorporation into the kingdom Of
the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes.
Anti-Serbian leaders have an
nounced, the advices state, that
Montenegro entered the war inde-
pendent and she will emerge from the
war still independent"
The Washington times., 1919-03-18

EiteI Friedrich. second son OF
the former German Kaiser, has
commenced divorce proceedings
against his wife, who was the
Grand Duchess Charlotte Of
Oldenburg, charging inidelity be-
fore the war, according to a dis
patch from Amsterdam, quoting
the Kleine Journal, of Berlin.
Eitel Friedrich served during
the war as commander of the
First Guards Division, and it is
said the only injury he received
during his service was a humpty-
dumpty fall from a spirited horse
while his troops were on dress
parade.
The Washington times., 1919-03-18
MACHINIsTs STRIKE IN N. Y

A strike of machinists, which
threatens to spread throughout the
whole Of New York State, has been
started at the Powers Speciality COM
pany, OF DansviIle, n. Y, and Con-
ciliator Joseph r. Buchanan has been
sent there to settle the controversy,
IL was announced by the Department
of Labor today.
The Washington times., 1919-03-18

wishes. The memorandum suggests
establishment OF a provisional gov
ernment in territories "free from Boil
shevistic tyranny" and that recogni-
tton be accorded the existing demo-
cratic governments"
The Washington times., 1919-03-18

Wheeling. People using 1t should
buy more than one bottle. The free
offer to people buying two bottles at
b time is worth while. Ask the clerk
at any Peoples Drug Store about II,
continued this genial representative
The statements OF actual users Of
Hypo-Cod here in Washington which
are printed above explain the popu.
larity OF Earle's Hypo-Cod among doc
tors and frznFs hN-4
The Washington times., 1919-03-18

being provided to ft disabled soldiers
for shipbuilding work. In many In
stances, he declared, men with but
one leg or one arm have. in few
weeks. been able to do as well at GER
tain tasks as the regular workers.
The Washington times., 1919-03-18
ADVERTISEMENT
phosphorus For
Brain and Nerves

Phosphorus stimulates the nutrition
OF brain and nerves. In phosphoratsd
malt Il Is combined with the nourish-
ing properties OF malt TO form an ideal
strengthening tonic. Read Doctors
statemsnt in this paper tomorroW.
The Washington times., 1919-03-18
SHIP wORKERs ON WAR PATH

Six hundred ship workers Of the
Northwestern Engineering Works, at
Green Bay, Wis, are threatening to
strike because they have not beon
paid the recognised scale for the
manufacture OF super-heaters for the
Emergency Fleet Corporation, ac-
cording to a Department Of Labor an
nouncement today. A cOnCiliator will
be assigned to the case.
The Washington times., 1919-03-18

stitution is to be discussed Thursday
by the neutrals. when it is possible
that a few minor amendments may be
inserted. There is no reason to expect
any significant change or any men
tion OF the Monroe doctrine. That can
be said with finality.
The Washington times., 1919-03-18
ADVERTISEMENT.
WNNGW EtNI"' UINt,
Do. CARERS K. &B. Tea
Real Springtime Tonic
and Blood Purifier
ca Fashioned vegetable Remedy
That Drives Ont the ImPuri-
ties of Winter.

Take DR.. Carter's K & 3 Tea as just
about the best spring system regulator
YOU can get and don't fail to give II to
the children also.
A good-sized package costs but a
rifle and with il, you can brew enough
real good medicinal tea to last long
time.
And such wonderful tea-it's pleas
ant 10 drink and IL just does regulate
the stomach, liver and bowels without
any distress or harshness.
Aek Peoples Drug Stores for q pack
are today. Take a cupful every night
for two VeekR-it's one good sensible
way to give the entire system good
spring cleaning. Children love il.
The Washington times., 1919-03-18

out: why substitution is sometimes
pTacticed. Even the Peoples Drug
Stores have been periIousiy near &c
being out at times. Right now they
are without q single case in their
7rehouse. II anything should hap
10 a carload now being sent them
ie VIII be a shortage here Ger
.alnly' ard even with tracers out
constantly there are delays some
times N F"thnE the car through from
The Washington times., 1919-03-18

inclusion Of the League of Nations
covenant in the peace treaty. This
would inevitably delay the formula
tfon OF the convention
The Washington times., 1919-03-18

utterance in this country, he said
it would be a supreme sacrifice"
The Washington times., 1919-03-18
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ANOTHER CARLOAD Of EARLE'S HYPO-COD
ORDERED FOR PEOPLES DRUG STORES

Recommended as Best Tonic Money Can Buy for People
Just Recovering From Long, Wasting Illness.
Splendid Tonic Also for Rundown
People This Time of Year.