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The Washington herald., 1919-10-10
DESCRIBES THE
FLU" SYMPTOMS
Severe Cold, Pains, High Fever,
Bad Cough and Very
Weak.
he TELLS HOW HE
QUICKLY STOPPED 1T

Had all tho symptoms of the
Flu actually had II I'm sure, and
became so alarmed at my condi-
tion that I hustled down to the drug
store like a Iladman, for / was
afraid II was too late, but, thank
goodness. this preparation they call
Hypo-Cod does ali that they claim,
and since taking four bottles I feel
like another man. i am feeling bet
ter, In fact, then I felt for several
months prior to taking sick It has
done me O world Of good. I'm sure
it's just the thing everyone should
take when bothered with headaches.
high fever. bad cold anI cough and
hose weak. achy spells that come
over you." n,nued Mr.. John H
Preston. 14os L street northwest.
II the reader wishes to fortify the
children at home so that winx'y
weather will lose its terrors. II Ine
reader feels half sick and bad and
wishes to regain his or her old-tIme
vigor. vitality and vim, let them
come down to the drug store and
get two bottles Of this splendid
preparation which has been ac-
knowledged to be the most effective,
powerful and palatable reconstruc-
tive. alternative, nutrient and diges-
tive tonic made. Note we prepay
large bottle of the genuine Earle's
Hypo-cod anywhere upon receipt OF
price. s1.2o plus sc war tax. Peoples
I'D Drug Stores. Washington. b. C.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-10

fetined by three of the principal
signatories. other than Germany.
This position Is taken by Repre-
sentative Volstead, chairman Of the
Judiciary Committee. which has ju-
risdiction over prohibition legisla-
tion. and Representative Webb,
ranking Democrat on the commit
A contrary view was taken by
Representative Graham. also mem
ber OF the committee, who contends
that the President has the power to
lift the wartime ban now. because
under the law he 10 given the dis
cretion to suspend prohibition when
the Army is demobilized or when
peace is proclaimed after ratihca-
tion Of the treaty.
The point that has been over
looked" said Mr.. Graham, rs that
the act specifies the President may
requirements are fulfilled, not when
both Of them are"
Under a special rule reported out
by the Rules Committee yesterday.
the conference report on the pro-
hibition enforcement bill will be
called up in the House today. 1t
IL expected to be adopted and on
the way to the White House before
the end Of the day. The report al
ready has been adopted by the SEN
ate.
The ''wets" are preparing to make
a fight on some of, the provisions
Of the conference report, however.
and 1t Is possible that 1t may go
back to conference. Representatives
Gallivan and Caldwell, leaders Of
the "antis." declare the report is
subject to several points of order.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-10
1T HAPPENED
ON THE HILL

Whether the Cape Cod canal shall
be abandoned entirely by its private
owners or acquired by the government
was the issue placed before the Senate
Commerce Committee yesterday by
Senator Lodge, OF Massachusetts,. He
urged the purchase as a commercial
and military necessity.
All Federal reserve banks are earn
ing large profits far in excess Of
their operating expenses and dividend
requirements Gov. Harding, of the
Federal Reserve Board. informed the
Senate yesterday.
Congress should Immediately inves-
tgate the work of the Federal Board
for Vocational Education in caring
for disabled veterans. Representative
Rogers. of Massachusetts, declared be-
fore the House Rules Committee yes
terday. Delays in beginning the edu-
cation of the disabled demand the
investigation. he said.
President Wilson cannot lift the war
time prohibition ban when the peace
treaty Is put into effect by the ratifica-
ton of 1t by three other nations. such
as England. France and Italy. Repre-
sentative volstead. Minnesota. chair
man Of the House Judiciary Commit
tee. said yesterday.
Fipal action on the question Of
seating Victor Berger, Milwaukee
socialist. in the House. is expected
when the House Elections Commit
tee meets today.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-10
FAMOUS song WRITER
ANDEVANGELIST Tells
HOW He KEEPS YOUNG
Sleeps Like a Child, Enjoys Perfect
Health-So Does His
Wife.
DOCTORS SAY HE USES
NEAREST IDEAL TONIC

The finest tonic a person can take
Is Earle's hypO-Cou. uecIa.ys' -.
ID. f. Dortch, who is known all over
america as an evangelist and writer
Of songs (oyer 100000 OF his fam
ous Gospel Hymn Books have been
when I purchased the first bottle
OF Hypo-Cod my wife had Just re-
turned from the hospital and was
so nervous. weak and frail looking
really do not believe she would be
out Of her bed today but for this
splendid preparation. She had a
cough. and her nerves were so bad
she couldn't sleep. i began giving
ner Hypo-Cod. | knew from the
the ideal tonic. but to be certain
asked our physician what he thought
Of 1t, and he replied: 1t is as near
he ideal tonic Ms it is possible to
:ompoHnd - and the doctor was
right, for she had taken it but three
or four days. in connection with
some OF the Earle's 5ss, which come
with II. when anyone unless blind
could see a marked Improvement in
her condition. She is now up and
can be. The cough that clung to
her all winter and spring left her
and her appetite is fine.
The strain and worry on me dur
,,hS my "llt hInCSs ana stay in the
hospital made me half sick and /
was so nervous l couldn't sleep my
self. so. feeling sure that anything
the Earle Chemical Co. made IL all
right l bought box Of their Nerv-
Mintz-Or rather had them send me
4 free box, as they will do for any
Hypo-Cod user. and 1 took both Hy-
po-Cod and Nerv- -Mintz, and / tell
you, sirs, l feel wonderfully improv-
cd and youthful again. My wife will
tell you that I now sleep like a
child and always awake refreshed
and full of vigor. For tho above
reasons. gentlemen, ! am cheerfully
Indorsing Earle's HypO-Cod and
gladly permit its publication, !"
writes the Rev. d. E. Dortch.
Perhaps millions of churchEoers
will recognize this great teachers 3
name. Certainly this outspoken in.
tOrsement of the preparation being
featured here in this city by the
largest druggist proves it's true
worth. Your doctor, too. II familiar
with the newest in medicines, will
agree with this gentleman's physi-
cian in saying Hypo-Cod is the near
est ideal tonic you can possibly take
Read what others say regarding
Earle's Hypo-Cod elsewhere on this
page. Then come down to the near
rst Peoples Drug Store and procure
bottle or two yourself 1t is we'll
worth while to get back into robust
health again.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-10
NOTED AUTHOR and EXPLORER SAYS
TOAVOID SICKNESS TAKE A T0NIC
Tells How He Built Himself In.
Fortified His System Last
Year Against the "Flu."

The advice below from a man who
has Travelled the world over, trudeed
whole days in the frozen arctic SHOWS
and fought Off disease and plaques is
the kind Of advice everyone should be
needing this Autumn. This man. An
thor, Traveller, Explorer, born in
Sweden in 1850 and whose books have
been translated In Spanish, Swedish.
French, Norwegian and German. de-
scribes below how he successfully
fought or an impending attack of the
spanish Influenza last winter and he
recommends the method to all. He
said.
Il was suffering from distressing
and most disturbing catarrhal condi-
tons which indicated the presence of
influenza in its early stages" (Eyerv-
one remembers the running nose
watery eyes and sneezing. coughs and
colds0 Il felt that it was imperative
that 1 should take such preventive
precautions as would insure me inn
munity from an attack of this so fre-
quently fatal disease. From obserya-
tions Of cases with which l was fam
iliar I concluded to secure a bottle NJ
Earle's Tasteless Hypo-Cod and for
tify myself-increase my strength and
vitality so that nature might success
fully combat the germs and 1 was
blessed with an Immediate response
from the use of this remarkable medi-
cine. Ny appetite again became nor
NAL and 1 became fully restored to
health and in full possession of NV
former vigor and power. 1t helped
me at that critical time and I believe
that any one threatened with This
dreaded disease will be greatly bene-
fitted by taking this most excellent
preparation" (SigneO John Peterson,
639 F st. NV, Washington, D. c.
Hypo-Cod not only drives away ca
tarrhal or bronchial affections, colds,
coughs, sore chest, shortness of breath
and builds up the system according to
users. doctors, druggists, chemists and
nurses, but increases the weight, appe-
tite and steady the nerves. enriches
the blood and in other words fortifies
the user against complications or
disease.
: Come down to the nearest People's
Drug Store here in Washington and
get a couple bottles. Thin, scrawny,
children going to school are strength
ened and built UP quickly by its use,
Elderly people will find that II is a
much more powerful fall and winter
tonic than they have procured before.
Much more pleasant to taste II agrees
perfectly with the most delicate stom-
The Washington herald., 1919-10-10
ACROSS THE SALT SEAS.

London. - Premier Lloyd George
expected to ratify German peace
treaty. which has been sanctioned
by British dominions.
London.-Trammen and grown bus
workers get raise OF 81 weekly az
result OF arbitration boards find
ings. Boys under 16 get SO cents
more.
Rye. Sussex.-Mermaid Inn, dating
from 1850. may be bought by resi-
dents Of Rye, N. Y. and moved there.
Helsingfors. - Counter-revolution
grows in Petrograd, Mensheviks
threatening to kill 10 Bolsheviks for
every Social Democrat killed.
Berlin. - General Bischon, COM
mander OF Iron Division in Baltic.
Will be court-martialled for telling
troops to disobey orders from here
to withdraw.
Copenhagen.-Prof. K. v. Kirsch.
Menshevfst, predicts destruction of
MOSCOW. Soviet headquarters city.
during coming winter.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-10
IF YOU HAD The $
FLU" TAKE THIS
tonic AT Once
Weakened Condition Invites Attack
Again This Fall. No
Immunity.

Contrary to the general belief,
those who had the Flu" last win
ter are not immune to another at
tack and, besides, there are other
and still more dangerous diseases,
sueh suGh as ,S,I pneumonia pneumonia which may re-
Eva F. Jordan built herself up is
the way thousands of wise people
are fortifying their systems this
fall; Read what she says below.
After my attack of the Flu
was in terrible rundown condition.
When / finally got over the danger
part. ] was so terribly weak and
nervous that l could not
get back on my feet. couldn't sleep
nights. Had no appetite. and felt
to get some Hypo-Cod. which did.
and 1t is wonderful medic ne. 1t
has built me UP fine. l think il is
one of the greatest tonics ever made
My appetite is good. can now
me right up. gained
in weight and the color came hack
IN my cheeks and face. au1 alto
gether 1 have been greatly benefited
by this splendid TONIC Hypo-cod. I
am glad to give credit where credit
Is due. and believe those who need
a tonic and blood medicine to build
them up will be more than delighted
with Hypc-Cod," continued Mrs. Jor-
don: lS29 Potomac avenue south
east, Wellington, D. c.
thousands. according to authori-
ties, went into tubercular trouble
Following the Flu" due to a weak
ened condition of their lungs, a lin
gering cough and neglect to build
up the system before complications
set in. 1t is foolhardy and unwise
to remain half-sick a day longer
than necessary after any wasting
illness. II is much wiser to take a
tonic and Earle's Hypo-Cod is ac-
knowledged TO be the most power
ful. nice-tasting. palatable recon
structive tonic made.
Come down to the drug store
nearest you and get a bottle or two
u not in the pink of physical con-
dition. Fortify yourself. Ward off
disease this winter. Go through the
whole cold weather period without
a cough or cold. with Hypo-Cod
this seems the easiest thing in the
world to do. Note: We prepay large
bottle Of the genuine Earle's Hypo-
Cod made by the nationally known
Earle Chemical Co, Wheeling, w.
s1.20 plus SC war tar.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-10
GOVERNMENT
PRINTING
OFFICE
NEWS

Lieut.. Hollis Edison Dayenny was
greeted with an ovation yesterday
when he led the singing in the music
hall and delighted the unusually large
audience with q baritone solo. ac-
companied by Miss Myrtle v. Kes-
heimer, official accompanist Of the
War Camp Community Service Miss
Kesheimer and Lieut.. Davenny were
later conducted through the shop by
Benjamin A. Lneback.
+. Alfred Lange announces a meet
ing Of the Saturday Afternoon Holi-
day Club Saturday evening at s
O'Clock in the Public Library. G. P.
o. members are especially urged to
attend.
William r. Love, community store
keeper. is taking orders for apples at
$50 per bushel. and sweet potatoes
at H.65 per bushel, to be delivered by
parcel post. Orders can be left at
the desks Of the timekeepers.
The third game Of duckpins in the
Government Printing Office Duckpin
League.will take place this evening
when the Monos will meet the Bind
ers on the Grand Central alleys.
designations last week included the
following: Robert B. Galleher, mon
otype keyboard operator; Robert NJ.
Derickson. George w. Evans, and
Adolphus l. Waggaman, linotype op-
orators; Patrick H. Mccarthy, mono
type machinist; Miss Mary A, c.
Warden. assistant telephone switch
board operator: Edgar Fisher, watch
man: Mrs. Mary L. Ackman, clerk:
Miss Eugenie A. Yates. folder; Elmer
B. Brammell. helper; Frank NJ. Eek
man. and Charles A. Lucas, compost
tors; Howard F. Hayes and John ].
Mcbride, pressmen; Mrs. Isabel An
derson, Miss Ethel L. Cheney, Ralph
J. Bean James Conlan. Clarence c.
Evans. Alvin v. Freeman, William
NJ. Hoffier. Francis A. l.. Reynolds,
Harold G. Strickland, and Thaddeus
L. Taylor, skilled lahorers.
MIR. and Mrs. Philip NJ. Hkins have
returned from attending the G. A.
r. convention at Columbus, Ohio, and
visiting at their old home in Chicago,
Pressman Billy Groark is suffering
with a broken toe. sustained when
form slipped from his hands We'd
nesday.
Secretary Harry Oehler, of the
Bookbinders' Union. reports progress
on the downtown scale proposition.
NAC b0oNiSc III tiS pilNdlc SnOpS are
holding out for $40. The paper rulers
are now 100 per cent organized; every
man belongs to No. 4.
Andrew l.. Parker. reviser in the
night pressroom, spent last week along
the coast of New Jersey.
John B. Gravis is absent from the
jobroom on ten days leave.
Thomas Shreve, OF the library
branch. has purchased a new Over
land.
Miss Flora E. Laughton has been
absent from the office of the pur-
chasing agent several weeks on ac-
count of illness. r
Joseph F. Splain. electrotype finish
er. is spending his leave in Ardmore,
Nd.
Dan Courtney Is enjoying a ten
days vacation at Harpers, Ferry.
Fred w. Cole, Of the hand sec
tion annex, is moving to his 2o-acre
fern in the eastern part Of the Dts
trict IN.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-10
BRUCE SCANDAL
WILDE Barred
Details Soon Public as Con-
gressional Investigation
| Is Threatened.

Thousands OF washington people.
puzzled over the steadfast refusal of
the Board of Education TO make
public the details OF its investiea-
ton of charges against Roscoe C..
Bruce assistant superinte ndent of
colored public schools. will be en-
lightened shortly. 1t was announced
yesterday.
The Board win make public the
report of findings Submitted by a
special committee that Investigated
charges OF. incompetency made
against Bruce by the Parents
League.
Fountain Peyton. dissenting men,
Der of the investigating committee,
Is expected to'make his report public
at the same time.
DR.. James l. Pinn. spokesman for
the Parents League, fighting to have
Bruce ousted. is seeking evidence 70
present to the District House Com
mittee in order to have a Congress
sional investigation made of the
Bruce case.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-10
''BIG BERTHAS"
GIVEN TO ALLIES

Paris. Oct. s.-''Guns are guns. but
they're not necessarily big Berthas.' 7"
This evidently has been the reason
ing Of the German war Office with re-
gard to the long range guns used for
stage Of the war. The Bernner Tage-
the war ministry. as saying:
Article 81 of the peace treaty refers
only to two big heavy guns, so Il was
left to the Germans to decide upon
the sort of guns they would deliver. II
the French want to know where the
Berthas are. they can be told that
they are well hidden and guarded in
our fortresses on the coast"
The Washington herald., 1919-10-10

across horse harris welcome TO en-
ter the contest - everybody. bar
none" Howard said today.
Howard and Is Texas fiddlers, and
an equal number under the leader
ship of the renowned "Fiddlin'
John" Carson. Of Georgia. will fight
Il out to q finish. -
Were going back to Texas with
some Georgia scalps," Howard said.
Those Texans won't have any
scalps when they leave here" 'Fid-
din John" allowed. when it comes
to maxim con likker and coaxing
music out of fiddle, Georgia Is
supreme. That $4,000 fiddle don't
scare us. 1t isn't the price of the
fiddle; it's the way you play it,"
The Washington herald., 1919-10-10
INSURANCE MAN
SAYSIT'S fine
Had La Grippe, Then Pneumonia
Catarrh Trouble
After.
SAYS HYPO-COD
IS REAL TONIC

II had what, guess was a good,
oId-Iashloned attack Of La Grippe,
followed by a slight attack OF nneu,
monia with catarrhal cund tions as
complication. I had all the usual
symptoms found in catarrh. pneu-
monia and La Grippe, and hearing
that EarIe's HypO-Cod was the prep
aration l ought to take to quickly
get back on my feet and free of such
troubles. l secured bottle and to-
day my appetite has been restored.
the catarrhal condition greatly re-
lieyed. and the after-effects OF La
Grlppe and pneumonia appear to
ed. believe IL is medication
equally as good as II is recommend
ed to be. and recommend il myself
to all. declared Dist. Manager c.
q. Otwell; Commercial Casualty In
surance Co, Washington, d. c,
The Washington herald., 1919-10-10
POISONED CIRISMAKE
LAST STAND FOR LIFE

Detroit Oct. s-Edna and Shirley
'Juikart. believed TO be slowly dying
here from effects OF poison given thsn
by their mother. today were to make
one last stand in the fight for their
hves. Accompanied by their father.
Ray Duikart.' real estate agent, they
went TO Chicago for treatment by
Thomas A. Carter. expert In poisoning
cases.
Both girls were becoming weaker.
In the Pontiac Jail. the mother, Mrs.
Hazel LuIkapt. q former actress, be-
lieves the children will recover.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-10
Demands $115,000 for
Discharge by Columbia

New York. Oct. 9.-Prof. ]. Mckeen
Cattell. discharged from the Columbia
University faculty in October. 1917.
for alleged disloyalty. today sued the
committee which acted on his case.
demanding s115,00o damages. Nicholas
Murray Butler. president Of the UNI
versity. Is among the defenders.
Cattell was a professor of Psychology
at Columbia for twenty-five years. He
asks $4,000 as compensation for lost
salary. declaring that had It not been
for false charges OF disloyalty. he
would have continued at Columbia for
thirteen years at 5000 a year. The
injury to his reputation. he said. has
made II impossible to find a new posi-
ton. He also asks $4,000 for loss OF
social position.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-10
He HAD CHILLS
And HIGH fever
Had Grown Weak, Nervous, Rest
less Nights On Account
Of Cough.

II was almost down and out
writes Mr.. Hamilton Nelson. "I had
awful chills and fevers and a cough
kept me awake and so restless
was worn out. My appetite had zone
and was about all in. when | start
ed using Hypo-Cod. but before 1 had
finished that first bottle I was feel
ing a big change. Chills and fever
leit me. My strength and appetite
came back, and now I'm about feel
ing whole lot different, let me tell
you. from the way / felt Just a Z w
gays ago." continued Mr.. Nelson. 2O2
street northwest, Washington,
-. Z. Read what another says be-
low about Hypo-Cod.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-10

''Bayer Tablets OF Asperin" 10 be
genuine must be marked with the
safety "Bayer Cross" Always buy
an unbroken Bayer package which
contains proper directions TO safely
relieve Headache. Toothache Ear
ache, Neuralgia Colds and pain.
Handy tin boxes Of II tablets cost but
a few cents at drug stores-IarRer
packages also. Asperin is the traae-
mark Of Bayer Manufacture Of None
aoeticacidester Of Salicyiicacid-
The Washington herald., 1919-10-10
LIFTING DRYLID
DISPUTE CROWS
Rep. Graham Contends
President Can Act But
Prohibitionists Disagree

President Wilson will not be able
to lift wartime prohibition because
of the ratification Of the peace
treaty by three Of the great powers.
despite the fact that the pact pro-
vides II shall become operative when
The Washington herald., 1919-10-10
FIDDLIN' BATTLE
ROYAL IMPENDS
Texas Millionaire and His
Crew Hot After Georgia
Scalps.

Atlanta. Ga. Oct s.-Dr. A. p.
Howard, Confederate veteran and
Texas millionaire, with a fiddle
which he values at $4,000. has is
sued a challenge to the fiddlin' ex-
perts of the Confederacy.
anybody that can pull catxut
The Washington herald., 1919-10-10

Philadelphia.-Miss Miriam Rita
Flaherty is sponsor for the Ship
ping Board freighter launched Sat-
urday. October II and named
Casey" in appreciation Of work
done for the United States troops
by the Knights of Columbus She
is . daughter OF James A. Flaherty.
supreme knight Of Knights Of CO.
lumbus.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-10

Many pink flowers may be turned
blue by exposing them to the fumes
OF ammonia for a few minutes, and
many blue flowers become pink when
exposed to various acids.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-10
$4,000 Move in Two Days.

New York. - Approximately 1900
families In Manhattan and the Bronx
alone moved TO new homes on Sep
tember 30 and October /.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-10
Oxford Drops Aristocracy.

Aristocratic Oxford is at last coming
down from the clouds It's going to
have a working class college.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-10
Sorbatol-For Footache

Sprinkle Penslsr's SorbstoI Powder in your
SHOES and stockings and footRche dIsappear,
almost ms though by magic Relieves aching,
urea' sweaty' swollen feet. Ii soothes. cooIs.
heals and pleases. An ampie sIEe Lo. n =
viii last you n long time. Price,. -oS
The Washington herald., 1919-10-10
PreUent Rigg' s
Disease

by the continued use Of Ideal
Chlorate Of Potash Tooth Paste.
which removes the acid condition
of the mouth, preserves the teeth
and hardens the gums Regular
Csc tube