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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-22

Extremely low in price but high in
quality. stephen Haderer's Photo
studio. 2021s Z. san Antouio.-Adv.
The Washington times., 1919-07-01
PEOPLES DRUG STORES MAKE
= SPECIAL OFFER ON THIS TONIC
HAD HEADACHES,
GREW VERY WEAK
Least Little Exertion Made Her
Exhausted. Had Some Sort
Stomach Trouble.
FATHER GAVE HER THE
NAME OF A DANDY TONIC

"T was in a terribly rundown con
iition. I was nervous and couldn l
:Ieep good, and the slightest exertion
ircd me out Just a walk of block
n two. would exhaust my stTeng IN
md 7 had headaches continually. J
certainly felt tired and sick. | had
ONE sort of stomach trouble. too, and
ist my appetite. j couldn't eat my
I'D favorite dishes any more.
About that time my father had Just
finished taking a couple of bottles OF
carries Hypo-Cod, and it built him up
o quick and fine I got some too. and
{ has built me up just dandy. In fact,
haven't been so well in long time.
Us a tonic I don't believe il has an
,qual. Ny headache left me entirely.
nd then I began to eat. Great big
rearty meals and everything tasted
% good l was delighted. My nerves
re good. ] sleep fine and am feeling
Earle's Hypo-Cod is one grand medi-
inc" declared Mrs. James S. Kerr,
'O2 Seventh street southeast, Wash
ngton, d. c.
Instead of feeling half-sick, tired,
leadachy and out of sorts and never
,aving an appetite just visit the store
nd ask for a bottle of Earle's Hypo-
cd. Ask the clerk about the free
continuation treatment with every
purchase of two bottles. Earle's
Iypo-Cod is the greatest selling. rea !,
~ meritorious preparation ever sold
in this city.
Come down to the nearest store and
get bottle tonight. We prepay large
hottie Earle's Hvpo-COd anywhere.
Receipt price S1.20 plus sc war tax.
CTwo bottles. $40 and free box eth
er Earle's SOS or NerveMintzl. See
special free offer in column to the left.
Read what other users say below.
The Washington times., 1919-07-01
WIFE THOUGHT He
HAD LUNG TROUBLE
After Spell Sickness He Coughed
Up Great Chunks Of Phlegm
and Mucous.
GREW WEAK; HAD NO
APPETITE OR ENERGY

u certainly was alarmed over my
husbands health" declared a Wash
inGton LADY sometime ago. He had
al sick and diun seem 10 bC Ge,-
ting over it. His appetite was poor.
He couEhed and coughrd and grew
so weak and bad feared he had
lung trouble. ! surely did. He
coughed all night and all day some
times and spit IN so much was
scared. We saw Earle's HyDO-COd
...-,,RIISCd. hp,.cvcr. ana bought two
bottles. and ] wish you could SO
what A difference il has made IL
him. He began TO improve from the
start and began to eat good. BY
the time the first bottle was gone
his cough had stopped and mis-
strength was gradually coming back.
Now he saws he feels about as well
as he ever did in his life and h."
thinks it is a great medicine. and so
80 {. Tor VI SC q H"'l % - uH.
declared Mrs. II. GosneII "16 g street
northeast. Washington. d. c.
When n - remembered that hun
dreds in Washington have publicly
Endorsed Earle's HyDo-Cod. Hun
dreds swear by il. 1t is no wonder
that the Peoples Drug Stores sell
more OF this great tonic than all other
similar preparations put together.
Read what others saw above. See
the free offer with two bottles NJ
Hypo-Cod. Then come down TO the
nearest store and get a bottle. We
prepay the genuine Hypo-Cod in large
bottles ,snyg"heref6n receipt Of price
l.2O plus cengs war tax,-People's
Six SupeS Drng stores. Washington.
The Washington times., 1919-07-01
At ThedterS This Week

it is originally developed. But-the
story;
Wally Saunders. nephew OF Stephen
Lee, is in love with Violet Dayne, q
chorus girl. Stephen Lee is rich. Also
he has the power to make the nephew
rich. But the uncle hates chorus
girls. There you have the start of
a good yarn.
Wally comes to his friend. Jerry
Lamar. She proposes a plan that lis
tens good. She would meet the
grouchy old uncle and pretend she is
the girl Wally wants to wed. 1t is
arranged. Bruce McRae, as Uncle
Stephen, comes to Jerry's apartment.
There is a stormy interview. Uncle
Stephen summons his lawyer. James
Blake. which role is very acceptably
handled by H. Reeves-Smith. The up
shot OF the discussion Is that Uncle
Stephen and Mr.. Blake are to take
Jerry Lamar and her friend. Mabel
Monroe, to lunch in order to under
stand them, their faults and preju-
dicesr
A week later and Uncle Stephen
has forgotten all about business. Mr..
Blake has not yet abandoned his dig
nified respect for Blackstone and
judicial behavior, but it is lettering.
midnight party. When it's over
Stephen Lee declares himself, aided
and abetted by champagne. He pro-
poses to Jerry. When she attempts
to disclose the artifice the whole
thing is muddled.
Next day. Jerry is sorry. Stephen
Lee is mad with himself. The lawyer
is peevish. Mabel brings him around.
Uncle Stephen calls again. Then it Is
all settled, the uncle gives his consent
for the marriage of his nephew and
the chorus girl and
The rest of the story forms a very
interesting climax, but to thoroughly
enjoy 1t you had better to sec 1.-The
Gold Diggers" yourself.
Particular mention is menaced here
by lack of space. Miss Claire is even
better than in her past successes.
Jobyne Rowland scored heavily with
low comedy. Ruth Terry is a close
second. Bruce McRae added fresh
laurels. So did H. Reeves-Smith. Ali
did splendid work.
Answering the applause OF one of
the largest audiences at the Belasco
patrons on behalf of the author, the
ceived many calls after the curtain
dropped on the close of acts.
THE Gold Diggers" might lose
some of the bizarre description of
how chorus girls live and still not
deprive that vital element in the play
of its power. All points considered.
1.-The Gold Diggers," with Miss
Claire, that inimitably original enter
tainer, is due for a successful run
along the Great White Way next
winter.
The Washington times., 1919-07-01

Last night marked another success
full step in the direction of perfect
comedy by Mr.. David Belasco, who
must be bored by this time at seeing
so many new productions go over
without even the slightest variance
from the high standards OF Belasco
traditions. The veteran craftsman
must know by this time that his new
play, which was launched under his
personal direction. will win the long
end of public favor.
Before proceeding it would be rele-
want to have firmly fixed in the mind
what the thing is about: Gold Digger
(noun)-''A gold digger is a woman,
generally young. who extracts money
and other valuables from the gentle
men Of her acquaintance, usually
without making them any adequate
Thanked by this information. Mr..
Avery Hopwood set out to write a
play which would purposely acquaint
the public with the tricks that are
secret, and the ways that are dark
peculiar TO those usually misunder-
stood objects of admiration and pity
the girls of the musical comedy
chorus.
In writing the play Mr.. Hopwood
was successful. In staging 1t Mr.. Be
lasco has added another success to his
already tOpheavy list
And for the stellar role the artist of
drama and comedy wisely selected
Miss Ina Claire, late OF Polly With a
Past" and not so long ago Of Mr.
"Follies."
But the veteran. producer did not
stop there. He added the names of
Bruce McRae and II. Reeves-Smith,
JObyna Rowland and Ruth Terry and
then some more. The result is a fin
ished production. bizarre sometimes,
yet withal immensely funny and in
teresting. The plot is not new. but
The Washington times., 1919-07-01
A PEOPLES DRUG
STORE FREE OFFER
Special Offer to Those Taking
Hypo-Cod as a System
Tonic.

A strong, powerful tonic lik
Earle's Hypo-Cod is certainly most
efficient in quickly strengthening TIN
digestive organs, reviving the appt
tate, enriching and purifying tho
blood and adding weight, ehergy anC
strength to ones weakened system
and il surely will bring a person bach
to health and robust vigor, days am
weeks sooner, as evidenced by tn
enthusiastic testimony of users, anC
the profession who prescribe il.
A persons liver, kidneys and bow
els should be kept most active dUrin.
the treatment, however, in order I,
quickly pass the accumulated poisons
from the system, and it is hard for
the average person TO know just what
laxative liver tablet is best to use.
To solve this the famous Earle Chem
ical Co. makers of HypO-Cod), after
much experiment, declare a certain
combination OF mild, non-griping
medicinal elements best and under the
name of Earle's Sos they can be pUr-
chased atat4fe same store with Earle's
Hypo-Cod.
To every purchaser Of two bottles
the Peoples Drug Stores will give
dDSOiuLeiy Tree q regular DOC DON OF
Earle's SOS, containing 80 of these
splendid little liver and bowels tab
lets, which are recommended as a
combination treatment with Hypo-
Cod or may be used by the whole
family separately.
If NERVES ARE BAD
Many users of Hypo-Cod not at ali
troubled with liver or bowel trouble
and needing none of the Earle's SOS
described above-may nevertheless
be troubled with sleeplessness.
anemia, dizzy spells, trembling, shifty
gait, numbness, and other symptoms
of nervousness and all who purchase
two bottles of Earle's Hypo-Cod, the
great tonic for Strengthening and
building up rundown, weakened PEG
pie, are offered the choice of either
box Of the Earle's SOS or a SOC box
Of the famous Nerv-Mintz, which aid
wonderfully in quick recovery, to
strong vigorous man and womanhood.
Note: Drop in at the store nearest
you and talk with the clerk regarding
the free offer to every two-bottle puT-
chaser of Earle's Hypo-Cod. To pur-
chasers of four bottles. both Merry
Mlntz and SOS will be given or double
free offer on either one.
This offer is good only at Peoples
Drug Stores, Washington. d. c. Mail
orders accepted until further notice.
The Washington times., 1919-07-01
A WONDERFUL REMEDY FOR
CHILD. MAKES THEM STRONG
Stops Coughs, Strengthens and
Builds Up Their Little
Systems.

There can be no question about il
being an easy matter now to quickly
strengthen and build up a weak.
sickly child to robust health. and al.
though coughs. bronchial and catar-
hal troubles are dangerous and weak
lungs are 10 be feared, mother can
mighty soon bring about a wonder
ful change by giving Earles Hypu-
Cod as directed on the bottle.
WHAT a MOTHER SAYS:
My little girls, aged and Q wears.
had Whooping cough some time back
hey coughed ever since and we tried
everything Syrups and teas and eN-
cry remedy We ever heard OF. We had
10 give up. how ever, because nothing
seemed TO help them, and they cough
cd all winter. Then we saw Earle's
Hypo-Cod being advertised. We grasp
I'd At II like a drowning man 10 a
straw, for IL seemed like just what We
needed. IT proved to be grand. II stop
ped their cold in no time. Before they
had taken a whole bottle their coughs
were gone. They began looking ROSY
checked and strong again and their
little appcutes showed wonderful i'm
prOVement They look so much better
urge every mother to set Earle's
Hypo-Cod at the Peoples Drug Store
when their child is weak, coughing or
sick" declared Mrs. II. r Rabbit. AZ
Maryland avenue southwest, Wash
Ington, d. q.
Expert figures show an alarming
number OF children under weight un-
dernuurished and weak and many have
weak lungs. coughs, colds and bron
ChIal troubles. Careful mothers should
strengthen and build up their children
and help them keep pace with their
growing by getting q bottle Of Earle's
Hypo-Cod and giving il to them as
per directions on the bottle Doctor
recommends IL. Absolutely harmless
No dope. opiates or narcotics Just a
grand tonic for little folks. They like
ITS pleasant taste.
Note: We prepay large bottle genu-
inc Earle's Hypo-Cod anywhere re
ceipt OF price. S1.2O plus Sc war tax.
Peoples Drug Store, Washington. ID.
c: CSee free ofto#. with two bottles
The Washington times., 1919-07-01
SHE COULDN'T
SLEEP NIGHTS
Health Broke Down. Every
Little Noise Woke Her Up.
Appetite Gone.

TITS truly wonderful how bad you
can feel and yet how quick YOU can
put yourself back on your feet with q
real tonic" declared Mrs Inez Oliver.
My nerves were shattered. ] COuldn [
sleep nights. I was almost wreck.
Ny Appetite hadn't any. and ] felt
so weak and fretfUl ] could hardly
keep from giving up. ] felt miser-
able. ] had bad cough. too
READ WHAT SHE SAYS:
''Then ] read what people said about
Earle's HypoCod. II IL wonderful
medicine. II is wonderful what il did
for me My appetite is splendid. /
cat and eat and eat. I sleep just like
q babe and wake up so refreshed and
strong / feel like another woman.
I'm feeling so good recommend
HypoCod to any one needing a build
FER and more strength. II did all this
for me and I'm sure IL will for 9TH
ers," continued Mrs. Oliver, 222 L
street northeast. Washington. d. e.
Read what other users say about this
tonic that puts you back in robust
health so quick. Read what they say
above. Note: We prepay large bottle
anywhere receipt price 81.20 plus Sc
gar tax. Peoples Six Super Drug
Stores. Washington. D. c.
The Washington times., 1919-07-01
SIGNING IS TREASON,
SAYS ENEMY PRESS

BERLIN. July 1.-The German re-
dictionary press was mostly silent to-
day regarding signing of the peace
treaty. Several papers, however
were outspoken in their bitterness
toward the terms.
The signing is treason" said the
Berliner Neuste Naohrichen. The
next generation will show what the
Germans think OF the treaty"
1T is scrap of paper" declared
the Tsgeblatt.
The Vorwaerts hoped the wars Of
fetal end at least will enable Ger
many to begin her work of rehabili-
tation.
According to the National Zeitung.
the treaty reduces the cultured peo-
pie of Germany TO the level OF the
American Creole States
The LokaI AnzieEer urged the Ger
man people to receive the treaty with
stoiCism.
The most violent article appeared
in the Deutsche Zeitung, which de-
clared:
"A peace OF violence has been sign
ed at Versailles. Germany'S honor
has been buried. Only incessant toll
will enable US TO regain our place
among the nations OF the world. Then
will come revenge for the disgrace
of 1919"
The paper was suppressed by the
Much speculation was INDUCED in
today as TO how the allies would re-
ccivc the appeal Of DR.. Won Beth
mann Hollweg that he be tried in
stead OF the former Kaiser for the
responsibility of causing the war.
las imperial chancellor wrote
HoIIweg. Il will bear the sole re-
sponsibility for the political acts of
the Kaiser. hereby place myself
at the disposal of the allies and as
sociated powers"
The former chancellor wished to
offer himself as a scapegoat on May
20, but refrained at the request OF
the government.
strike crisis had passed. With the
promise to devote A
billion and a half marks in the next
three months toward lowering the
cost Of food the railroad men re-
turned to work.
The trolley and subway workers
voted today for a general strike to be
called tomorrow. The railway strike
is improved.
Armed trains and tanks have ar
rived in the vicinity of Hamburg but
II is not known whether they have
entered the city.
The Washington times., 1919-07-01
HERO GETS 6YEARS
FOR BEING FRESH"

PHILADELPHIA. July six years
for Tipping a cigarette from the
mouth of an officer was the sentence
imposed upon a private. The in
cident followed an argument over the
ownership of the cigarette. which
was claimed by both the officer and
the enlisted man.
During the contention the OFFICER III
the cigarette and the soldier snapped
il to the ground. Charges OF in
subordinatiou were preferred. and the
sentence. which will hold him as
disgraced prisoner until he is nearly
thirty years old. was swiftly imposed.
The soldier, who was one OF the
first to volunteer when the state OF
war was declared. has served more
than a year with the American army
in France.
The Washington times., 1919-07-01
NAVY YARD MAN
WAS VERY SICK
Following Fever Could Not Re-
gain Strength, Had a Bad
Cough.
WIFE TELLS HOW
SHE "DOCTORED" HIM

after a spell Of sickness that had
my husband fat on his back. he grew
so weak nervous, irritable and bad
hardly knew what to do to build him
I'D again. He had an awful hollow.
deep-seated cough. Slept poorly and
seldom wanted TO eat. Just felt eN
hausted all the time. Luckily We saw
Hypo-Cod advertised. and to date he
has taken four bottles. II made a new
man of him. He is back Al work. ]
believe il brought back his strength
weeks and weeks sooner. IT surely
meant dollars and cents to US in time
saved He eats big. hearty meals. and
as a tonic Earl"'S HypOCod can't be
beat" declared Mrs. James OConnell.
llO5 Florida avenue northeast.
HypO-COd prepaid anywhere Re
ceipt price. 81 20 per bottle: see free
offer above. Peoples Drug Stores.
Washington. y. e.
The Washington times., 1919-07-01

lander. alleges that Mr.. and Mrs.
DriscOlI October Is lass took forcible
possession of two rooms in the house
at 1921 NJ street northwest. which
Mrs. Gray had sublet TO other parties.
conducting as she did a rOOming and
boarding house.
Mrs. Gray asserts that the Dris-
coils maintained unlawful possession
until January 81, when she was
obliged to give up her lease OF the
property through a ruling by Justice
HitZ.
The Washington times., 1919-07-01
REPORT KRUPPS SOLD
TO AMERICAN BUYERS

LONDON, July 1.-The Krupp
works at Munich have been cold to
Americans. according to dispatches
from Munich, quoting newspapers
there.
1t is added several industrial con-
Germs in the Bavarian capital also
have passed into American hands.
The Washington times., 1919-07-01
WOMAN IFl ASKS nINOnCr;.

Mrs. Leah Fugitt has filed suit in
the District Supreme Court against
Lemuel 4. Fugitt for absolute di-
vorce. alleging. misconduct The
couple were married at Baltimore in
1914. and have three children. Mrs
Fugitt was a yeoman tn i'm the
naval reserve and was mustered out
Yesterday. She is represented by At
torney Hosea r. MouIton.
The Washington times., 1919-07-01

Wouldn't ron pay = quarter To buy
your child = virtue! Buy q Thrift
Stamp today ard start him In the
ways of Intelligent economy.
The Washington times., 1919-07-01
ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES
FOR ALLEGED ELECTION

Aloysius ]. Driscoll and Alice Dris-
coll his wife. were named defendants
IN a suit filed.in the District Supreme
Court yesterday by Eta Gray for,
$4,000 damages for alleged election.
Mrs. Gray. represented by Attorneys
Rosa F. Downing and Harry H. HoI-
The Washington times., 1919-07-01
BELASCO.

Mr.. David Belasco personally pre-
sents Ina Claire in THE GOLD
DIGGERS." a comedy in three acts
by Avery HopwOod.
The Washington times., 1919-07-01

saving Is not dull duty. Il Is a
ticket TO tho land of prosperity. Buy
y. -. ..
The Washington times., 1919-07-01
Some OF the Fund Donors.

II was announced that some Of the
larger subscriptions to the fund are:
Friend Of the College. g., 600: Rt
Rev. Thomas !. Shahan 81 600: St
Johns Old Boy. $1,000: T. T. Kcane
Co. $1,000: Arthur J. May $3.50: Mil
ton HOpfenmaier. 5000: Michael 4
kcane. 5000; Mrs. NJ. 4. Keane. 800:
Margaret 3. Keane. 800: Thomas r.
KeanH. 800: Milton Z. Allies. 800:
Daniel +. Casley. 800: Joseph A
Whitfield. 800: Charles A. Mccarthy.
500: Brother George Lewis. 800: D.
L"ughtan. 500: Il. II. Johnson. 500;
Mrs. T. Brosnan. 500: Auth Bros.
800: John NJ Morris. 800: William
Morris. 800: Mrs. Henrietta Messink
800: !. c. De Veyra. 800; p. ]. Nee
Co. 800: Christian Heurich, 800: Mrs
Anna X. May. 800: Peter ]. Lynach.
$50; John ". Rupert. $50; NJ. T Ha-
gan. $50: NJ. !. Lyons. $50: Thomas n
RlOrdan. $50: James Nolan. ST.. $50:
n. J. O'ConnelI, $50: J. T.. Chairman.
so: \. Rupert. $50: Rev r. Y. Ris~h-
on. $50: ". Morris $50: Rev. T. c. Ga
vim. $50: !. O'DOnneII. $50: Mrs. n
ReddinCtnn. $50: Sarah A. Morris $50
Because of the enthusiasm shown by
the campaigncrs last night together
with the fact that many Of the exne-
IIenccS recitcd were Or mutual benc-
m. " is planned to hold a series Of
similar meetings before closing date
Tomorrow has been designated as
tag day and tomorrow evening there
VIII be dance for tho benefit OF tho
fund at st. Dominic's parish hall in
charge ~ committee Of women Of
which Miss Mae Brosnsn is chairman
The Washington times., 1919-07-01
AWATORS TO BOOST
ST. JOHNS DRIVE

Alumni Of st. Johns College will ny
over the city this afternoon as a spec
tacular feature of the campaign tn
raise $4,000 for an enlargement of
the institution to meet the growing
demand for more room for new stu
dents.
Lieut.. W. F. Hornig, who saw serv-
ice on a number Of fields in this coun-
try. and Lieut.. T Lionel TansIey. who
was in the overseas forces. will per-
form evolutions over all sections of
Washington. Before descending they
will release three free SCHOLARSHIPS
for business courses.
One will be dropped in the vicinity
OF the college, on Vermont avenue, an
other near the Washington Monument
and the third near the White House.
This is the first time that aviation has
been resOrted to in Washington in any
campaign except A national drive, and
it was not until late last night that
the permission for the venture was
obtained from the authorities.
Workers for the campaign started
on their canvass today with renewed
as a result Of the rally at
at the Harrington Hotel
last night.
The hall was packed and the Rev.
Brother u. Fd"ard n-aSident Of the
college. made an urgent appeal for
greater enort uuruES the remaining
days Of the campaign, which closes on
July L.
President Edward pointed out that
never before in its history. covering
the span Of more than half century.
has the college ever gone to the pub
lie for financial assistance. while it
has never received from the Govern
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-04-03
SAGE TEA DARKENS
HAIR TO ANY SHADE
Don't stay Gray! Here's an Old.
time Recipe that Anybody
can Apply.

The use Of Sage and Sulphur for re-
storing faded, gray hair to its natural
color dates back to grandmother's
time. She used it to keep her hair
beautifully dark, glossy and attrac-
tive. Whenever her hair took on that
dull, faded or streaked appearance,
this simple mixture was applied with
wonderful effect.
But brewing at home is mussy and
out-of-date. Nowadays, by asking at
any drug store for a bottle of "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" you
will get this famous old preparation,
improved by the addition Of other in
gradients, which can be depended up
on to restore natural color and beauty
to the hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
says it darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell 1t has
been applied. You simply dampen a
sponge or soft brush with 1t and draw
this through your hair, taking one
strand at a time. By morning the
gray hair disappears, and after an
other application or two, 1t becomes
beautifully dark and glossy. Adv,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-04-03

u 10 M 80 r,f 4.-.f-
Within ten minutes after an appli-
cation Of Danderine you can not find q
single trace Of dandruff or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch, but what
will please you most will be after few
weeks use, when you see new hair, fine
and downy at first yes-but really
new hair-growing all over the scalp.
A little Danderine Immediately dou-
bles the beauty of your hair. No diff
ference how dull, faded, brittle and
scraggy, just moisten cloth with Dan
derine and carefully draw 1t through
your hair. taking one small strand at q
time. The effect is amazing your hair
will be light fluffy and wavy, and have
an appearante of abundance; an In
comparable lustre, softness and luxu-
rance.
Get small bottle Of Knowlton's
-Danderine for few cents at any drug
store or toilet counter. and prove that
your hair is as pretty and soft as any
that it has been neglected or injured
by careless treatment that's all--you
surely can have beautiful hair and lots
Of it If you will just try ssttle Dan.
derine.-Adv.