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The Washington times., 1919-03-04
Quick Action Of Peoples Drug
Stores Inrodueing L Here
Helped Thousands Of
WaShngtonians.
STATEMENTS OF LOCAL
FOLKS PROVE CLAIMS
FOR 1T.
Relieves Chest Soreness, Stops
Cough, Cold, Restores Weight,
Strength, Nerves, and

The prompt action Of the nationally
known Earle Chemical Company. OF
Wheeling, w. Va, In producing Hypo-
Cod in huge quantities during the re-
cent epidemic saved many Thousands
from untold suffering, possible death
and complications following the dread
ed Flu" and Pneumonia.
It promptly proved to the world its
right to frst place asa tonic. The
formula printed on each bottle show
ing II contained the very elements
physicians of the highest standing
recommended creating confidence in
and out Of medical circles and eff
tectiVe advertising brought its exist
ence to the attention Of millions
what Il il Fer.
When q person becomes all rundown
and sadly weakened from excuses,
strains, oveTwork, or sickness OF -any
kind they should be promptly built
up. 1t Is such rundown folks that
epidemics attack first. The best treat
ment proved to be Hypo-Cod. Whole
families with. a member SICK IN Pee;
their system.
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FOLLOWING THE TRAIL
OF "CAMOUFLAGED"
By GEORGE H. DONOHUE.

For twenty-eight days we have all
followed the train of "Camouflaged."
and now we will wait with almost
breathless interest the result OF what
has been declared to be the most re-
markable literary contest ever held
in this city. AS a Collaborative Sc
rial, "Camouflaged" came along at a
time when every one needed a rest
from the grim war news of the past
four years, and the authors OF the
twenty eight chapters who contrib
uted their time and ability in perfect
ing the story have all enjoyed the
novel experience of writing this novel,
biff-bang style of literature, and the
stories, taken all in all. would rep
resent the brain storm Of any short
story writer. who would, as a general
rule, take half n dozen weeks in
which a chapter, which the authors If
"Camouflaged" required on an aver
age less than half a dozen hours. To-
day we have the eventful twenty
ninth chapter, written by Miss Natalie
Sumner Lincoln, editor of the d. A.
r Magazine and authoress Of several
very Well-knoWn novels.
Miss Lincoln has rounded all the
blunt edges in "Camouhaged" AMI
left a situation which will prove a
great groundwork for the army of
short-story writer's who have signi-
fed their intention OF writing the lss5
chapter, clearing the mystery. and
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HUSBAND ON
ARRIVAL HOME
FOUND HER ILL
Just Getting Over Flu" Weak,
Thin. Awful Cough. Pains.
Couldn't Sleep.
HUSBAND TURNS DOCTOR

81 had a terrible cough following
tho FIN and was weak and thin and
had no appetite. My cough was so
najns all through my chest. MY hus-
Rand came home to Washington from
Newport News where he'd been doing
Goyernment work and found me that
cav The first thing he said was:
tCtet some Hypo-Cod-everybody down
In Newport News uses it and / took
some myself Well, ! sent and got
a bottle at the Peoples Drug Store
here in Washington and IL did just
what my husband said it would. 1t
stopped my cough and has given me
strength and a good appetite. l feel
better than I have in several months.
sleep good. too, now and am not
nervous like ] was. It's a good medl-
cine" declared Mrs. Chas. Z. Gates, 240
10th St. n. f., Washington, D. c. Read
what others say on this page. Then
get bottle of genuine Earle's Hypo-
Cod at pea-rSt Peoples Drug Store.
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Wards Off
SICK SPELLS
Drives Away Colds, Coughs,
Wintry Troubles. Makes
You Stronger Quick.
HELPS NERVES, SLEEP

When a person feels ali rundown it
is time to stop taking just pill or
dash OF salts. 1t is a good sensible
tonic taken day after day for a whole
week that does youEgood. A Wash
ington lady tells what she did below.
II had a bad cough and cold. Ny
nose ran and my eyes watered and my
headaches and nervous spells made
me think sometimes 1 would Fly 1
coughed hour after hour and when /
would lay my weary self down TO rest
nights would just lay there, not ex-
actly awake. but sort Of dOzing-con-
scious OF every noise. Next morning
would be just as tired as when
pains across my chest, too, and often
FELT feverish. My appetite was gone.
Lucky for me my husband got two
bottles of Earle's HypO-COd and II
certainly does all that they claim for
it. It brought me relief for my cough
and cold in a hurry and built up my
appetite and IL wasn't but a little
while until was sleeping good nights.
I'm sure others will get the same re
suits il they get Earle's HyDo-Cod."
Mrs. Abbie Posey, Gil 2nd ST. S, W.
Don't wait until you feel feverish.
headachy, sore and catch cold Get q
bottle Of HypO-Cod and ward off SUCH
troubles and increase your disease re
sisting vitality Whole family, old
and young, need il at certain seasons
OF the year just to keep physically fit.
Read what, others say below and then
gladly prepay Earle's HypO-COd" any
where upon receipt of price, S1.20
large bOttlc-PeOple's Drug Store.
Washington, ID. c.
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GIRL AGED IS
HAD FLU BAD
Father Says She Coushed Lea.
Remained Weak, Nervous;
Couldn't Sleep.
GAVE HER HYPO-cOD
FEELING GRAND NOW

my Is year old daughter had an
attack OF the Flu" She had ID very
bad. II left her with a bad cough
She was terribly weak and nerVout
too. and nights could not sleep. Der
appetite was completely gone and the
poor child just had to have som1ething
to build her up or she would have
faded away to nothing. ] didn't know
what to get or give her so I went
down to the drug store and the clerk
recommended Hypo-COd. II Is Just
wonderful how quick it worked IL
built her right up. I don't know how
much weight she has gained because
she hasn't been weighed, but knew
Hypo-Cod made her look 1905 better.
she can eat now all right and her ap.
petfte is splendid The coughing all
stopped long ago and her nerves are
as strong as anybody'S. ] think Hypo-
Cod is one OF those real remedies that
are worth recommending. Ny Nife
took some of II and ii helped her and
I'm going to take this bottle myself
and that shows what / think OF u,
declared James y. Page, 1905 18th 81,
Washington. ID. c.
Many hundreds have returned to the
several Peoples Drug Stores just TO
express their qualification over VIA {
Hypo-COd did for them. just ask =
clerk in the nearest Peoples DruE
Store IL he recommends it. He will tell
YOU they sell more, hear more people
praising it and recommend II than
ANYTHING he knows OF for such tFDe
bles. Don't let some big store try D
substitute. II necessary write and e.
close ST2O to PEOPLES Drug Store
Washington, d. c. You want the gel-
uine Earle's HypO-Cod. made in Wheel-
ing, w. Va. by the nationally know
Earle Chemical Co.
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EARLE'S HYPO-COD ACKNOWLEDGED TO
BEBEST MEDICINE FOR AFTER THE FLU"
ORANYLONG-WASTING|LL
Remarkable Preparation Combining Very Latest Medicinal
Elements Used And Endorsed By Doctors. Sweeps
Into Instant Favor With Folks At Home.

For those already stricken. Hypo-
Cod proved a grand tonic. The Flu
and Pneumonia weakened the patient.
Weakened their lungs terribly as a
rule and the authorities have been
alarmed over the awful number COINS
so weakened the patient that they
were susceptible to Pneumonia ana
often caught IL as records show. TO
build up the Flu" patient quickly
before they contracted Pneumonia was
the object. To show how weak the
lungs and oxidizing powers became
one need only talk to Flu patients.
Almost invariably they had hacking
chronic coughs, chest soreness, short
ness Of breath and bad catarrhal and
bronchial symptoms. As a rule they
were so weak. they could hardly get
up and down stairs for weeks and
even months after the attacks
While in such debiIitated condi-
tion the slightest indiscreet effort
eXertion, exposure OF strain might
throw them into complications OF the
worst kind
No one, unless absolutely strong.
robust and we'll should fail to take
such a tonic Children should not be
after their sickness in a puny weak
ened condition. Just q bottle OF two
Of Hypo-Cod relieves the cough, cold.
bronchial and catarrhal symptoms II
restores, the appetite, weight. rich req
blood. complexion and robust color.
BY taking It you help the nerves, in
duce better sleep, heartier appetite
and digestion and at the same time
OF WauEry ills, complications, etc
revive your disease resisting powers.
A Bottle or two of Earle's Hypo-Cod
puts you back to work days and weeks
Rad what Users say On Thls Page
Below.
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HOLD AUTOIST FOR
AGED MANS DEATH

Bert c. Spur. twenty-one years
old. OF 439 Tenth street northeast, is
today at the District Jail awaiting the
action OF the grand jury; following
the action OF coroner's jury, yester-
day holding him responsible for the
death OF Abel Savage, colored, sixty
years old, OF 1919 Riggs street north
west, who was run down by. Spur
automobile at Fourteenth and Q
streets northwest Saturday night.
A coroner's jury also returned q ver-
dict OF accidental death over the body
of Maurice Roche, civil war veteran
and employe fthe Bureau Of Engray-
ing, who was killed by q street car
of the Capital Traction Company ~
Fourth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast Saturday morning.
Two persons were slightly injured
early today when a taxicab operated
by James II. Moreland, tWenty-one
years old. of Capitol Heights, Nd,
collided with an automobile truck at
Seventh street and Florida avenue
northwest.
The injured are wIlber Clements.
1857 Neal street northeast. driver Of
the automobile truck. and James 8.
Bouthrey. OF Walter Reed Hospital.
q passenger OF the taxicab. Both
were removed to Freedman's Hos
pital for treatment. Morelsnd, the
driver OF the taxicab. escaped unin-
Jured.
An automobile operated by Frank
Essex, 1920 NJ street northwest. ran
into an excavation on Massachusetts,
avenue. near Ninth street northwest,
last night. @. Z. Ward and his wife,
of 1927 p street northwest, passen-
gers in the automobile. were cut by
flying glass and taken to the Emerg-
ency Hospital
Slight damage resulted when an alto
mobile operated by Kenneth Andrews. Of
3113 Eleventh street northwest, collided
at Florida avenue and V streets north
west, with an automobile operated by
Otis Gramar. Of 2400 sixteenth street
northwest.
A street car OF the Washington
Railway and Electric Company col
lIded with an automobile operated
by L. B. Bailey. OF 14os Ninth street
northwest, at Ninth and D streets
northwest, last night.
The automobile Of Roland Smith,
of Walter Reed Hospital, was slight
ly damaged last night when it was
struck by q stree car at Ninth and
F streets northwest.
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At the End Of This Chapter
YOU Begin.

tContinued from Page TEir.cenD
which drenched the few pedestrians
burrying home from the all-night scS.
sion Of Congress. With the rain mad
come a high wind. and one pedcs'
trian. an elderly man, had his UNI
breIla almost jerked from his han1
as he and his companion crosseq
Cathedral avenue.
It's. antics brought him in violeni
collision with a figure on his left. HIa
hasty apology was met with an eN-
elamation, half lost in the next gust
of wind, which tore the umbrella ouI
Of his grasp and landed it, inside out
lar I'D the street The younger man
nut out a steadyinE hand and helpe
him TO the sidewalk. At the curb the
elderly man stopped abruptly
Harold he demanded. his voice
raised. above the storm as he bracei
himself against the lamp post ASK
that female what she meant by ad-
dressing me in German
His son looked hastily about. Tie
female" who had kept pace with
them in their walk across the Con,
necticut avenue bridge and for sew
eraI blocks beyond it, was nowhere
! in sight.
You are dreaming. father" he
shouted. Come home"
I'm not" The elderly man was
noted for his obstinancy and his eX'
cellent hearing. Washington is a
barred zone for enemy aliens. Wha
was she doing out alone at this hou-,
and where is she?'
The latter question was unanswer-
able; save for themselves both Con-
necticut avenue and its intersecting
streets appeared deserted.
Turning, the two men scanned the
large gray-stoned, UNCOVERED house
on their left There was nothing to
indicate that il had been the setting
for many tragic happenings follow
ing the arrival in the National Capt.
tai of beautiful Madeline Conner
bearing the mysterious triangle and
chart Not a light showed in the
house
The man called Harold took h.s
father by the elbow and, eXeTtinG
some little force, propelled him up
Connecticut avenue extended.
Lets get home before we come
down with pneumonia" he said. You
can talk to the police after break
fast"
They were Ear up the street, the
elderly man still protesting. as shown
by his gesticulations, when shadow
detached itself from the high box
hedge surrounding the lawn of the
House OF Mystery" and crept on al
fOurs toward a manhole. The cover
tipped slightly as he tested it with
his hand.
Have a care" cautioned the shad
oU bv his side
''Care," The mans faint chUckle
was brief. ri have a care. dom
worry. Was the woman's descent
into this manhole involuntary or ha:
She shown US a secret entrance e
Nus residence"
His companion hesitated before
answering. "She stepped on the man
hole when that little fellow bumped
into her" he said, finally. His state
ment was considered in silence; theT
the first shadow tipped down the
cover and dangled his legs inside the
exposed hole
Keep guard as before" he direct.
'If anything occurs remember the
signal.
For Gods sake,' The exclamation
ended as the first man released his
hold and shot downward out OF sight
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THOUGHT SHE HAD
LUNG TROUBLE
Terrible Pains In Lung. Coughed
Continually, Especially Nights.
Grew Weak. Lost Weight.
Was Nervous.
TRIED MEDICINE BUT
RECEIVED NO BENEFIT

Il thought l had lung trouble. I
had a fearful cough that was con-
tinualIy bothering me all the time and
especially at night. l was falling off
in weight and growing so weak !
could hardly crawl up a flight Of
stairs without resting. My nerves
were a complete wreck and those aw-
full pains in my right lung worried
me and / surely was completely run
down when my husband threw down
a newspaper ne was reading one night
and hurried down to the Peoples
Drug store and got a bottle OF Hypo-
Cod.
THE reason | praise Earle's Hypo-
God SO high is because il has cured
nv cough and / never cough any more.
All main and soreness through my
lungs have disappeared and I'm 80
much stronger can run up and down
stairs as good as anybody you ever
saw. My nerves are as good as they
ever were in my life again and think
the way it built up. my appetite was
marvellous. 1t surely proved a bless
ing to me after taking so much other
medicine which failed utterly to do
me any good" continued Mrs. r. j.
Harris, 459 Eye st. n. w, Washing
thousands of people instead Of Civ
Earle's HypO-Cod.
ing up should take a couple bpttIt or
The Washington times., 1919-03-04
.HYPGCOB BEST TOMS
AFTER SICKNESS /
Mans Wife, Two Children Down
With 'FIu.'' coughed Night 1
I. And Day. Tells How !
He Relieved Them.
DID WHAT THOUSANDS T;
RECOMMEND YOU Do

when got my first bottle OF Hypo-
Cod l had my wife and two children
down with the Flu. declared =
Washington man whose name ana al
dress are given below.
They coughed night and day and
they were completely worn out from
coughing. None OF them could sleep
at night on account OF their cough and
my wife was terribly in-sha had no
strength and could eat nothing at al
She was nervous and the children dis
turbed her greatly. I knew they mus
have relief soon so having seen Hypo-
Cod advertised I went down and got
two bottles. Since then have bought
two more and I'm getting another to-
day. II is wonderful medicine.
1t built my wife right up. She hal
a splendid appetite and can sleep good
every night. Her nerves are strong
and she is feeling so well she nov
does her homework again. The chh-
Their cough stopped In just a teW
days and IL has strengthened them
and they now have a good appetite
and can eat anything without any ban
effects. I think Earle's Hypo-COd g
wonderful medicine and recommend
whole family" continued Henry ?.
Zack man, 46iS Wisconsin Ave.
HypO-COd Formula.
Earle's Hypo-COd contains eNtFaf-
tives from fresh cod liveFs, malt ex-
tract, cherry bark, extra select sherry
vine iron and compound syrup hyp6-
phospEites. lime potassium, mangan-
csc, strychnine, quinine and sodiura.
Pleasant to take. Children like o.
Agrees with most delicate stouSfA.
Made by nationally known tEsrle Cla'-
ical Co, Wheeling, w. Va. gla4lF
prepay large bottle gepuine flshero
upon receipt Size. People ErlE
Store as6iug tons ID c.
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HUSBAND HAD
COUGH AFTER
FLU" ATTACK
Couch So Bad frightened His
Wife. Pains Across Chest.
Felt Miserable All Over.
TELLS WHAT SHE DID
STOPPED. COUGH QUICK

my husband had q bad cough and
was in q terrible state OF poor health
when he got over the Flu 1t did
birn nm completely and his cough was
so deep and persistent | was frighten-
al" declared a well-knoWn Washing
ton lady whose name and address are
given below. -. "a
under his left arm 50 bad that he com
pIained frequently and his appetlte
vzss 90 moor he would hardly eat any
thing. He was weak-had no energy
or life and felt miserable and looked
a. continued this lady, who IKE IhOu-
sands OF others with people SICK IN
fbe house were almost driven dis
trScted during the recent epidemic
Tells what She Did.
.I finally saw Hypo-COd advertised
and lust about half bottle stopped
his cough. Since then IL has restored
hin hill him up and given him new
strength. His appetite Is ftne ana We
ali think Hypo-Cod is wonderful We
have bought all told about eight bot
ties Of this wonderful tonic; l ,ooh
some. nv daughters have taken some
and everyone Of US has been oenenteo
and built up. 1t certainly IS hne ana
I am willing to go out or my way any
time to recommend IL. FRIENDS VINO
tnn are getting splendid results from
uSjnT vour HypO-Cod," declared Mrs.
T. &C stephens, 513 B st. N. E., Wash
ington. d. c. ,..to
% wsT5 or and fortify the system
AGAINST wintry troubles. 1t is won
derfuI spring tonic for the whole
family to take You need not be SICK;
Children love it's pleasant taSte, heaa
what still others say about Hypo,Sod
tban get a bottle at the nearest Peo-
MOS Drug store here in Washington.
Re sure 10 get the genuine Earle :
Hypo Cod made by Earle Chemieal
oScosv F(vpO-Cod anywhere upon re-
ceibt of S1.2O."-People's Drug Store,
Washington, d. c.
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LAWYER HERE
ENDORSES 1T
Had ''Flu" Himself. Felt We
Nervous and Lacked Energy
Saye HypO-COd Is Fine.
RESTORED NE TO FOR
STRENGTH AND VIGOR,"
SAYS THIS PROMINENT
ATTORNEY.

"A friend recommended Hypo.ec
80 strongly to me that ! took &c altlI
I had the Flu" I was troubled win
nervousness, weakness and lack 81
energy. but soon as I took Hypc-Dc1
was restored to my former siren %
and vigor. 1t seemed to arOuse ny
dormant ambition and interest Us
work and in life generally-ln short--
counteractedS and banfshed all the eVi
effects OF the Influenza I'm con
fideut il would act the same ppc1
others similarly affected decl1fec
Attorney II. l. =. Atkinson. Gniou
Trust Bldg. Washington. ID. c.
II Builds HOu Up.
Hypo-Cod is a strengthening. up-
building. invigorating tonic that any
man or woman may take with the
greatest confidence. either after lans
wasting illness or strain. WOrrys oyer
work or excuses Of any kind u
makes the blood richer, better and ~
stores Appetite, weight. energy ana
pep"
Read what still others in WashiEs
ton say about HypO-CUd and then drep
In at the nearest Peoples Drug Stotr
and get a bottle. tonight
The Washington times., 1919-03-04

winning the prize of $3.50 which The
Washington Times will pay for Sne
most interesting and logical conciu-
sion to this story. AS the story
stands today. there are at least a
dozen angles from which can ne
taken the cue to literally solve eve-y
unexplained tangle, centraliEe the
conflicting elements and bring the
grand finale to the point which will
meet with the approval Of the award
ing jury who will pass upon the eX-
cellence of the manuscripts submit
ted. Elsewhere in, The Washington
Times today you will find the result
OF an interview 1 had yesterday aft
ernoon with Major Pullman. Inspec-
tor Grant and Detectives Kelly and
Burlingame-it may give you an
extra angle for writing the hnal
chapter.
The Washington times., 1919-03-04
MHIer's AntIseptic Oil. Known as
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Positively Relieves Pain In Few Minutes.
Try it right now for Rheumatism. Neu-
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This Oil Is conceded to be the most pen
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Accept no substitute. This great oil
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The Washington times., 1919-03-04
SIX TOWNS IN new
ENGLAND GO WET"

BOSTON, March 4.-Returns re-
ceived today from town meetings
held throughout Massachusetts, yes
terday show a trend toward license
in hitherto strong no-llcense COM
munities.
Bedford. Cohasset, Gardner. Hop
kinton, Natick, and Orange all
changed to the "wet" column. In
NorwelI license lost by two votes. In
many other places the mo" majority
was considerably reduced.
The Washington times., 1919-03-04

after thieves have been there The
mystery was explained when Os.e
farmer found a chicken under one nf
the roosts which he took for dead. He
tossed it in the barnyaEd and In few
minutes the chicken recovered and
walked away. Farmers say the gas
puts the chickens to sleep, they fan
on the roosting places and are easy
prey for the thieves.
The Washington times., 1919-03-04
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Brain Starving
For Phosphorus?

The brain and nerve calls of healthy
people contain phosphorus like that
found in phosporated malt. a tonic
that stimulates the nutrition Of brain
and nerves, and strengthens and in
vigorates the whole body. Read Doc
sor's statement in this paper tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1919-03-04
BRITISH DIRIelBLE m II
AIR FOR HUNDRED H0Ba

LONDON, March IA British ~.
ship. according to General sesieS' e.
Gently remained In the air for mor.
than 100 hours.
The Washington times., 1919-03-04
CHICKEN THIEVES USE GAS
TO STOP HENS CACKLING

SPRINGFIELD. Ohio, March A.
Chicken thieves are using gas in loot
ing the hen coops OF Clark county.
Farmers in the vicinity of Buena
Vista, near this city. have noticed
peculiar odor In their chicken coOps
The Washington times., 1919-03-04

The $3.50 prize final chapter cor.
tested In by Times readers will ID
published next Sunday.
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