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The Washington herald., 1919-06-14
Gulick immigration Plan
Called Jap Propaganda

In letter read to the House Inn
migration CommEee yesterday by
Chairman johnson. Victor s. Nc
Clatchey. editor OF the Sacramento.
Cal. Bee. denounced the proposal OF
Sidney l.. Gulick that immigration
be regulated on a basis of a per-
centsge of the naturalized members
OF each foreign race in the United
States.
Mr.. McClatchcy declared IL was
nothing more nor less than an at
tempt to secure for Japan what she
was denied by the Paris Peace Con-
ference when the league of nations
was under consideration.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-14
FIND 9 BOMBS UNDER
COAL In FREIGHT CAR

Chicago. June 1S-Police here today
investigated the finding of nine bombs,
filled with black powder. under a
thin layer of coal in a freight car
which arrived late last night from
Coxton, Pa.
Detectives believe an attempt was
made to ship the bombs here prepar-
atory to a demonstration by radicals.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-14
Italians of Fiunle Look
To America for Justice
Cablegram to Lodge Expresses Thanks for
Publicity Given Contentious Against
Sfavs of Adriatic City,

tect. and not people only temporarily
residing there or outsiders 1t would
be the same If. say. 100000 Italians
in New York. without citizenship
rights. were to speak in the name
of the city. Please make this known
to the presa Thanking you for
your trouble"
The Washington herald., 1919-06-14
HIGH LIVING COST
CAUSES FATAL STRIKE

Genoa, June ia general strike
went into effect here at noon today
as a protest against the high cost
of living. Several violent clashes
between strikers and police have
occurred. resulting in one death and
injuries to many.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-14
Turk Peace ENJOYS
Go 70 Versailles
For Sake Of Bath

Vaucrcsson, June I3.-The
entire Turkish peace delegation
motored to Versailles today
for the purpose of taking a
bath.
The only bathroom in the
Villa Uressonniere is reserved
exclusively for Damas Fcrid
Pasha, chief OF the delegation.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-14
Hundreds Wounded
In Anti-Semitic
Riots at Cracow

Vienna, June I3.-Anti-Sem-
itic riots have broken out at
Cracow.
Several hundred civilians and
twenty soldiers were seriously
wounded before the military re-
stored order after a wholesale
plundering of Jewish shops.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-14
SOCIAL REVOLT
UNLIKELY HERE
Secretary Wilson Advises
Labor Convention Against
Strike to Aid Mooney.

Atlantic City, y. J.. June l5.-''I have
no fear OF a social revolution in the
United States" declared Secretary Of
Labor William B. Wilson. addressing.
the convention of the American Fed~E
alton OF Labor here today.
Il believe every man is entitled 10
receive full social value for what he
produces. But there is no way OF de-
termininG that social value.
Il know there is more or less BoI-
shevism in the United States. but IL
exists primarily among the parlor coal
diggers.' There may possibly be local
disturbances in this country which viii
prove annoying. but organized labor.
whether conservative or radical. will
not stand for Bolshevism when IL
knows the meaning Of the word"
Against Mooney STRIKE.
Wilson also counseled the convention
against furthering the movement for
nationwide strike TO protest the i'm
prisonment Of Thomas J. Mooney. San
Francisco labor leader.
Stabilization Of the buying power
or the dollar: release Of all political
prisoners. organization Of the Ia
bor OF the world on an interna-
tionsl basis: lifting OF the food en-
barge against Russia. changing the
date OF Labor Day TO Nav l aud
raising the salary of President
Samuel Gompers We're some OF tho
objects sought in resolutions under
cons iderstion at the convention
The resolution urging increase Of
Hresid ident Gompers' salary from
$500 TO $4,000 or $4,000 a year
asked that this be done in recogni-
tion of his long and faithful Serv-
ice in behalf OF labor and human
ity." 1t was also requested that the
secrotary's salary be raised TO $500
or $4,000.
Wants Vote for ID. c.
J. h. Colpoys. Washington. d. c.,
sought to secure universal suffrage
for the residents of the District OF
Columbia.
Four hundred delegates to the con-
vention plan to so TO Washington
on a special train tomorrow TO par
ticipate in the anti-prohibition dem
onstration before the Capitol. Spe-
cial trains Will carry demonstrators.
also. from New York. Pittsburgh and
Philadelphia, according to the ar
rsngements.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-14

CONTINUED ON FACE TWO.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-27

For Sale-Real Estate Without A Dollar
 Down

$40 acres, undeveloped, but best of soil. Gila River valley, Sacaton and Maricopa district. Can purchase with out dollar by agreement to develop and install necessary equipment for pumping water and farming the land. Price $35 per acre.
 TOLLESON LAND & CATTLE co. Phone 42S2-10S North Central Ave. dn
 FOR SALE-676 acres of the best land in eastern Wisconsin in the heart of the best dairy country in the U. S. Land will produce fine crops of corn, wheat, oats, barley, potatoes, sugar beets, etc, and is suitable for general farming, cattle hogs or sheep. 1 mile to station, and town; IS miles to city of 30,000; 45 miles to beet sugar fac- tory. Artesian well on place. Price and terms right. L. S. Crosse, Scotts- dale, Arizona. dr
Arizona republican., 1919-09-27

SCREEN house for sale: will easily mt for SIP month. Phone 3O56. dm
Arizona republican., 1919-09-27
1 EXTRA FINE REGISTERED HOL-
 

1 EXTRA FINE REGISTERED HOL-
 STEIN BULL
 This bull is second to none in the Salt River Valley, gentle, quiet and can be handled by anyone, even a child. The calves which you will see on the ranch will convince you of his breeding quality. Anyone in the market for this stuff should not fail to investigate this herd on or before date of sale.
 40 2year old steers, 53 1-year- old steers. 1 span mares, 1 wagon, 1 set work harness. Lot of barb wire, lot of hog wire, lot chicken wire, 20 panels fence, 1 shed 12x24, 1 hay fork and cable
Arizona republican., 1919-09-27
NEW HOUSE

FOR SALEIs3,75o each, modern brick houses in course of construc- tion; block of car line. 1000 N. Ninth St., Phone 2S05. dp
Arizona republican., 1919-09-27
For Sale-Houses
S65O.OO Down

rooms, bath, hardwood floors, built-in features, on Brill car line; balance like rent. 917 E. Pierce St. dp
Arizona republican., 1919-09-27
S6,5OO WILLBUY

Lots on one block with modern g. room frame building. 4 screen rooms, basement and all fenced. with Broom house and chicken house on back; 22 blocks from Center.
 Can arrange for terms on part This property should rent for $10o per month. M. E. Marlborough, 25 W. Mon roe. Phone 3734. 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-09-27
Commencing at 10:3O
 o'clock

On account of poor health and ranch gone to Bermuda grass. I will sell at public auction the following dairy cows:
 32 HEAD OF COWS
 32 Al Holstein dairy cows fresh and coming fresh soon, extra good and high testers.
 Part of these cows were tested by Dairymen's Testing association and parties can see test day of sale. These cows were selected from Phil Moore herd by Roy F. Butler, the balance were shipped in by MT. Krell from Washington wSen 1 year old and were selected from fancy dairy breed by himself personally Every COW Is family COW and can be millked by any one. Every COW is named and knows her name.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-27
S3,9OO.OO

Will buy neat 4-room brick pebble dash with large screen room, hard wood floors and built in features, mod ern in every way. Has a beautiful lawn. In western part of city. Submit us an offer on this.
 See MAXWELL with TOLLESON LAND & CATTLE co.
 Phone 42S2--10s N. Central Ave. dn
Arizona republican., 1919-09-27
S25O.OO PER ACRE

Buys one of the best so acres on our list, near Indian School road, west. Alfalfa, maize and cotton. Good home, reservoir, engine and pump with water piped to house and corral. You want to investigate this.
 See CRAVER With TOLLESON LAND & CATTLE co. Phone 42S2-10S North Central Ave. dn COTTON GROWERS RS-ATTENTIONl
 You want land that will grow cor TON, don't you? We've got it. We'll sell it at a mighty reasonable price $40 an acre. It is in the rich Santa Cruz Valley, within very easy dis tance of the rapidly growing town of Tucson, over good roads. The best cotton produced in the United States is grown in this valley. This offering is virgin land. FREE OF FOUL GROWTH and alkali. Plenty of water at 40 feet.
 The time to buy this land is now Only 500 acres available at this time. Come and see the cotton that is grow ing in this valley now. And think of it-only $40 an acre for land that means top-notch cotton profits. Ad- dress
 TUCSON REALTY & TRUST co. ARIZONA NATIONAL BANK BLDG
 TUCSON ARIZONA d
Arizona republican., 1919-09-27
S2,5OO.OO

Will buy neat 4-room house with large screen in western part of the city. This property can he handled on a payment of s60000 and IS a bargain at the price.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-27
Stewart Realty Co.

1T W. ADAMS ST. PHONE 1897 dr
 FIVE HOUSES on two lots. They are rented for s114, paying 20 per cent interest on investment. Inquire IF N. Second Ave. dp
 FOR SALE-TWO APARTMENTS, ONE GROOM HOUSE AND ONE B. ROOM FOR REASONABLE PRICE. CALL AT 146 N. 11TH AVE. dn
Arizona republican., 1919-09-27
S7,500.

S-room brick house, strictly modern, completely furnished; income s10o per month; garage for cars, good shade. Will take good Dodge or Buick car as first payment.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-27
S3,36O.O0

Will buy a 5-room brick, one screen room modern. In the northwest part of the city. Cash payment of s1,700.00 is required
Arizona republican., 1919-09-27
Worth While

For sale-the best high grade room ing and boarding house proposition in the city. In high class neighborhood. Has paid the last three years over $500 per month net. The price is s15000 and it will take from sS,000 to 5000 to handle. Exclusively with
Arizona republican., 1919-09-27
S3.8OO.OO

Will buy one of the incest places in the western part of the city located one block south of the capitol This place must be seen to be appreciated. Cash payment of s900.00 will handle this nropocitiop
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-21

dero peligro. Quizas consista en- Ia iicu-
rastenia general que hoyeprevalece EN-
Ell mundo, o en- el espiritu democratic
CO que nos gobierna y que hace de
cada ciudadano un sseflte inviolable e
Intangible.
Yo sc que existe una manera senci-
'na Y faci1 dc sortear todos estos es-
coflos y asperezas, y es la de conver-
tifse en- encorvado servidor de todos
los segismundos; pero este nj Sc AGO
moda q mi temperamento nj Sc avie-
ne con mi amor la verdad, agreste
irreductible.
Sligo, pues, atormentado por Ia dt-
T da.
2a tsobre que escribir6?...
ss,aa M. Alvarez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-21
BURLA BURLANDO
iSobre que escribire?

Henos aqui refugiados en- las cos
tumbres -, decia el gran Figaro en- los
cOmienzos de su famoso articulo IEn
tre que gentes estamos7 Lo cual de-
muestra que en- Jaquellos tiempos de-ri-
gurosas censuras, tiranfas perseeu-
clones aGn lie quedaba al escritor pu-
blico un lugar donde refugiarse.
Pues en- estos tiempos de libertad,
de justicia y de hbre, examen nj csc
refugio nos queda a los que para. el
p1blico escribimos.
En- ell propio artfculo mencionado
Lara sc despach6 su gusto pintan-
do de mano maestro la groseria del
alquilador de. biFlochos, la altanerfa del
Oicinista, lie petulancia del mozo de
cafe y las ridiculeces de otros varios
tipOs, sin que tengamos noticia de que
le hayan dado un disgusto al insig
he escritor,,
Mas ahora el mas risucho nofen-
sivO autor '.costumbrista " necesita an
dar con pies de plomo. Todas las ella
ses sociales, desde la mas humilde a
Ia mas encumbrada-si es que ahora
existe alguna cumbre socal-andan
por ahf con la dignidad de punta y con
el pellejo en- carne viva.
No importa que mole usted Ia plu-
ma en- gelatina virginal o Ia arreboce
con pluni6n de cisne. Al otroa dia de
publicadU su articulO de scostumbres
dc SECURE que lie sale al encuentro un
hombre de aspecto enteramente vul-
gar. @*
Olga usted, nos dice con gesto fe-
roz con adcman de quitarse la cha
quota.
listed dira, le contestamos dando
un paso atras y miranda por donae
huir.
-Pues 10 que tengo que decir es
que de mi no Sc burla. ning1n meque-
trefe... En- su cr6nica de aver le to-
ma usted el pelo un ciudadano cal
vo y panzudo y yo soy todo ESQ
mucha honra. rts.
-iCaramba+o9lEs que no hay mas
individuos obesos y calvos que usted? (?
Los habra, pero usted me senala
a mi solo. Ademas me 10 han ase-
gurado, por cierto que con risas y mo-
fas, el zapatero de al lado y ell vento-.
rillero de enfrente, y este no Sc ha de
quedar ash.
En- tai apuro no lie queda al mfsero
costumbrista mas remedio que ell de
la humiliation o la fuga.
Otras veces no es un solo individuo
ell que se,7siente vejado por la "enve-
nenada' pluma del escritor. Crey6
este beneficiar al honrado gremio de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-21

"amoladores censurando suavemente
algunosI de. sus procedimientos en- 81
arte de fabricar y de expender tama
les.
Y es porque ignora el cuitado que
ahora andan los gremios con .el sis
tema nervioso tan delicado que el mas
leve soplo los irrita encrespa. H..
De 10 que resulta que a las dos ho-
ras de publicado su escrito Sc presen-
ia en- la Reduction de "su'' perio-
dieo una protesto suscrita por la me
sa" del gremio de obreros amolado-
res -, que la letra dice:
Ell dircctorio de esta colectividad
ha acordado prescindir de, esa publ
caci6n Ell justa represalia del artfcu-
10 insultante que su rcdactor II. P.
ha dirigido contra esta honorable ms:
tituci6n.
81 de este .porrazo SAGA el atribula-
do periodista los garbanzos lbres Sc
ra cosa de milagroY
LII eOOtGlo OCCbo1OICo DC I'D
da menos que la vida. Asombrado el
"ironista" de la Extravaganza des
COCO de ciertas moaras, va sc permite
una honesta broma sobre las panto.
rrillas lie una docena de damas que
ahora las llevan a la intemperie, como
81 pidieran a gritos un "bill' de los
hermanos Pinero.
Pues de ahf que cuando mas tran.
quila sc halla su conciencia por el bicn
que ha intentado hacer, Sc lie presen-
tan dos caballeros lie dicen:
-Venimos en- nombre del caballero
Bayardo.
u Ell de sin tacha nj miedo?
-Sefor mio, no es OCCASION de bur
las. >
-Ustedes diran.
Sc trata de que usted ha ofendi-
do cinicam6nte nuestras, esposas, por
mencionar irrespetuosamente sus pan
torrillas ell su artfculo de aver, y el
caballero -Bayardo ha tornado su de;
manda.
-Pero, sehor, 81 ESQ no es possible. -.
Isl yo estoy absolutamente convened
do de que ell NAL no esta en- las pan
torrillas!. =.
Otro trance del que no puede salir
el desvCnturado cscritor sin la nota dc
ridieulo de cobarde, porque tratar
de persuadir sus retadores de que
sus intentos fuerof santos es 10 mis-
mo que amonestar d Ia luna.
En- otros tiempos pudieran ser es-
tos confictos una Specie de galar-
don para ell escritor de costumbres .por-
que clio acreditaria la fidelidad dc sus
pinturas, pero ahora revisten un verda-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-21

eTraducciones de EEL MUNDO")
Las alianzas exiStentes no seran afcc-
tadas por la constitution de una Liga
de Naciones, de acuerdo con la opinion
dada por ArturoJ Balfour.
,"Yo creo que ell hecho de unirse to-
das las naciones, no modificara, bajo
lingdn aspecto, las. anteriorcs alianzas.
"a union de dos o mas pueblos, fuera
lie la Liga, Sc hafa de acuerdo con los
lictamenes de 1a conference"
Tambi6n di6 su opinion con respecto
1 la question -Rusa:
" "Estamos hacienda todo 10 que esta
! nuestro alcance; no Sc puede pensar
en- una intervention militar ell gran
1scala.
."El haber sido mencionado cl pro-
blema de la Liga de las Naciones con
anterioridad la discussion de la Paz,
no quierc decir que aquella Sc establez-
ca primero que esta. Estas conferen-
cias, estan de tai modo organizadas,
que podremos tr2 "ar mas de un asunto
la vez.
a. .tDejad cue la opinion pdblica Sc
asiente No es nuestro desco el en-
plear m6todos dilatorios. Todos esta-
mos deseosos de acabar de una vez,
con una paz justa y segura; esa es nues-
ira suprcma aspiration, nucstra unica
ambici6n. .......
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-21
De, la Villa Dorado


hit1laba yo las cr6nieass locales que
eiviaba a 'tPuerto RiccS Ilustrado" 7"
- Notas de Arecibo," pero los plagia-
rios me robaron ell tftulO Y aparecie-
ron eli otros peri6dicos revistas que
llevaban ell mismo tftulo, por 10 cual
decidf bautizar mis- cr6nicas con ell que
lleva esta cr6nica; informative.
Proyecto Importante.
Ell inteligente ioven Agustin Pla, ha
presentado un proyecto para llevar a
cabo importantes mejoras en- nuestro
puerto. Prominentes caballeros de la
villa Sc proponen secundar el proyectO
para llevarlo felizmente al terrenO de
Ia realization.
Nueva carretera.
Don Aureliano Gonzalez hara en- brc-
We entrcga de la carretera entire Are
cibo Y Lares.
Los representatives del distrito de
Arecibo en- la Asamblea Legislative
deben traaajar con tenacidad a fin dc
que Sc constfuyan pronto los puentes
oue han de unir la ciudad con la ca.
rretera insular.
Embelleciendo las GALES.
Los vecinos de la dc "Francisco
Marin" desean coOperar al embello-
| cimiento de las GALES de la ciudad sem
brando arboles que Ofrezcan al tran
seunte protectora sombra.
/ Ell arbolado sc hara de acuer-
do con ell proyecto presentadO pOr ell in
geniero Ramos Casellas.
Monumentos.
Sc piensa en- erigir un monumento a
la memoria del her6icO marinO porto
rriqueho Victor Rojas.
Tambien Sc levantara un monumentC
la Libertad cuando est6n definitiva
mente acordadas las bases sobre las
cuales va descansar la paz futura
del mundo.
Tnfanticidio.
Una mujer infeliz de la localidad Ian
/ 70 eli pl ITO q una u d IcCleH HdClud
Ell juez HERNANDEZ Usera y jefe dc
la policfa seiior Lopez de Azda, demos
traron su cello en- este case descubricn
do a la autora del hecho.
Co1nite Independentista.
Sc ha tornado en- la villa un cOmitt
para la propaganda de hos ideales indie
pendentistas. Figuran en- dicho cOmitt
distinguidas personals de la lOcalidad.
Ell presidente del comite es persona
de prestigio y de gran popularidad.
Enferma.
Sc encuentra enferma de bastantc
gravedad la esposa del 'prestigioso co
merciante de esta ciudad don joaquin
Trigo. Hacemos ferviehtes votos poi
la salud de la distinguida DANA
Fidel G.. CADILLA.
COrresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-21
Ell AGUILA Y Ell CARACOL

,yi0 Ell la emincnte roca donde ami
da-el aguila. real, que Sc lie llega-un
torpe caracol de la honda vega,-y ex-
clamassorprendida:- ID Como, con csc an
dar tan perezoso,-tan arriba subiste a
visitaIme?- Subj, sonora, contest6 el
baboso,-a fuerza de arrastrarme.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-02-21
LA LIGA DE LAS NACIONES
NO AFECTARA LOS IRA
--~+ TADOS EXISTENTES,
DICE Ell MINISTRO
1NGLES BALFOUR

eTraducciones de eel MUNDo")
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
HAD PNEUMONIA
THEN THE "FLU''
Three Children Also Down at Same
Time. Anacostia Mother
Tells About 1t.

81 suffered, from pneumonia frst-a very
severe attack with the result long in
doubt-and then the dreadful 'hu.' and
then to add to my troubles my three littl.
children-two girls and a boy-were taken
with this terrible afhiction. Ny husba nd
was compelled to give up his business, and
that am alive today, declared MIS-
Ella c. Dennison (address below.
We used Eypo-Cod as II was SO highly
recommended by so many. it was just Won
derful what il did for US. My appetite was
restored and my strength was rapidly ~e'
newed. eat hearty, sleep well. and ca1
attest with all earnestness to my behel IL
was responsible for my rapid return to no.
NAL health ] honestly believe II VIII
quickly help anyone who has suffered ItGn
the ''fu" or pneumonia, as / dlo, conlh,
ued Mrs Ella G. Dennison. 2c0S \. Railroad
ave. S. e. (Anacostia).
How happy this mother 10 and how en-
thusiastic she is at seeing her little ones
again romping 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 thor
drop into the nearest Peoples Drug Store
and get a bottle We gladly ship Hypo-
Cod anywhere prepaid on receipt Of price
$1.20-People's Drug stores. Washington
d. c.
Hypo-C is made by the nationally
known Earle Chemical Co. Wheeling. w
Va. Beware of substitutes. No other
preparation OF like nature equals IL. None
is so pleasant TO take. So strong, so good
genuine agrees perfectly with the mos
delicate stomachs To be sure OF gettips
the genuine get IL at the nearest Peoples
DruG Store here m washfn gton-
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
URGESAUSTRAL|AN
LABOR LAWS HERE

NEW YORK, Jan. "a 24,-"Permanent
peace cannot be assured until the ma
tions of the world are placed on an
equal footing as far as labor is cor
cerned," said G. S. Beeby. minister of
labor for New South Wales. today.
previous to his departure for England
to continue his Investigation OF con-
ditiOns. He has been in the United
States three months. visiting Sar
Francisco, Portland. Ore; Denver,
Chicago, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia,
and other industrial and trade CEN
ters.
The recognition OF the fundamentals
the eight-hour day. right to or
ganize. the settlement of industrial
disputes by conference and negotia-
tion instead of litigation-he advo-
Gates as essential in laying the
foundation Of stable labor conditions.
He advocates the adoption of the
Australian system to the United
States. The Australian laws, as ef
fective or proposed, provide for: Fed
eral regulation OF factory and shop:
Industrial safety; workmen's COM
surance; a method of fixing the basic
living wage: control OF child labor,
Apprenticeship, and vocational train
ing; prescribing Of the standard work
ing day, and these laws control all
other matters directly affecting en-
ployers and working relations.
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
Mother Says Didn't Have a Doctor.
Baby Boy Aged Four.
USED HYPO-COD AND TELLS
WHAT SHE DID.

I suffered from q bad cold and
cough. So did my baby boy aged four
years. We both had all the symptoms
Of Spanish Influenza but we did not
have a physician so we didn't call II
anything. Our noses run. Our heads
ached and my eyes and the baby's
eyes were terribly red and watery.
Our noses run and sometimes the
fever was bad. 1t made US so weak
1 had no appetite and was weary-oh,
so weary. Ny nerves were so un-
strung l couldn't Sleep" declared Mrs
V. l. Parker, whose address on Wis
consin avenue (Georgetown) is given
below.
II saw Hypo-cod advertised, and we
both took IL. Both the baby and i,
and it was no time until we both
had a good appetite. i can't innumer-
ate the things Hypo-Cod did for me
but ii surely did strengthen and build
us both UP wonderfully. II was 60
pleasant to take baby simply loves I,
and I'm glad for some medicines are
so hard for children to take. We thinh
lots Of Hypo-Cod I can tell you, and
especially as a tonic One thing
The Washington times., 1919-01-24
BABY BOY STRICKEN WITH
FLU" RUSHED TO HOSPITAL

Il bought a bottle Of, Hypo-Cod.
and am, indeed. glad. Ny little SON
has only taken one bottle in reduced
doses as directed, but the change in
MIN Tor the better is nothing short of
marvellous. He is back to his weight
again, rosy and full of life, and feel
that his wonderful recovery to full
health Is due to this splendid medi-
cine. 1 know and have seen the good
1t will do, and recommend IL to the
SKY declared Mrs. Ray Mendelson
address southeast corner Eleventh
and ID streets southeast.l. - -. I,
Little children like .Hypo-cod. 1t
is just what their little rundown.
disease-torn bodies need, Weak,
puny, underweight children thrive
upon IL, and IL increases their disease :
resisting vitality, wards on winter
coughs. colds and lung troubles. Get
a. bottle at the nearest Peoples Drug
Store. Read what others here in
Washington say about Hypo-Cod be-
low. . ~ = B..