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New-York tribune., 1919-05-19

the Jews" and the like to delude pub
llc opinion with regard to the true
state of affairs
He continues: tBut as long as the
murderers of Lemberg enjoy immu
nifty from punishment all the assurances
OF the Polish government that it has
mad no hand in the pogroms and all
descriptions of the pogrom as 'excesses
on the part of the German and Aus
trlan war prisoners and bandits will
not exempt the Polish government
from its joint responsibility or vine
the stain of this pogrom from the
name of Poland"
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
Going On To-day
DAY
Free admi

FREQ admission to the American Museum
of Natural History. American Museum
of Safety. Metropolitan Museum of Art
and Aquarium.
Meeting National Association of Agencies
and Mail Order Companies, Hotel Meal
=, pin. $50 a; m; luncheon ! p. m:
Minerva Club. board meeting, Waldorf
, Astoria Hotel at 10 a. IN.
Meeting in the Astor Gallery. a. m. and
p, m. Exhibits in Myrtle and East
Meeting and Luncheon, sorosis. Waldorf
Dr. AS'%Fla W raSn n9ael Mrrav ~ a. m class waldorf
Convention. National Association Of Manu-
facturers. Committee meetings. Wal
dorf Astoria Hotel. all day
Meeting Flower Waste and Packing Com
paay, Hotel McAlpn. p. m
Is ,''sx, Loyal Workers. Hotel McAlpin. 2
Meeting, j. IT, Parker Chapter of the
,-.o U, ID; C.. Hotel Astor. p. m,
tion. Hotel McAlpin, all day.
Address; Colonel Dan Morgan Smith. Cal
vary Baptist Church. 2:3O p. m
Post of the American Legion. New York
state Branch American Legion. 140 Mas
Dnner @ 'tfe' the chdrch pr fn Association for the
Advancemcnt Of the Interests of Labor.
synod House Amsterdam Avenue. 10th
Meeting of Ant, Saloon League Calvary
Baptist Church. Flfty-seventh Street
near Sixth Avenue, afternoon and even
Public Exhibition Of Belgian War Mission
Exhibit. 1913 Broadway (Twenty-oig hth
Street,. q. m.
Patriotic Mass Meeting. Calvary Baptist
Church. 230 p m.
EVENING
Dinner. Retail Furriers Association. Hotel
AstoT. 7 p. IN.
Reception to Governor Lowden OF Illinois
Wadorf-Astoria Hotel
Meeting. Public Health Committee of the
Reconstruction Commission of New York
state. Academy of Medicine, II West
Forty third Street.
Address. Richmond p. Hobson, "How the
Great Destroyer Was Destroyed" Cal
vary Baptist Church. Fifty seventh
Street and Sixth Avenue. p. m.
Mass Meeting. Women Employees Of the
3: g. r. +. Salvation Army Headquarters.
263 Washington Street, Brooklyn.
Mass Meeting, Auspices Of Friends Of Irish
Freedom, Kismet Temple. HerlSimer
street and Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn.
80 p. m
Lecture, Professor Ernest Arthur Gardner,
Character and Emotion in Ancient
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
FOREIGN PORTS

9, ;ANTWERP. May 1:.-~Arr!ved Steamers
siS,T snsIr (R{s N.v Yor Nswport News; Anvers0ise
AyoNMoU-H. May 15-Arrived: Steam
er British Peer (Br). Porth Arthur via
BARcELoNA, May o.-sailed: Steamer
olavarria (Span.), New York.
er1 soGRDEATX GsDa1 4 Nay laArrvsa; steam team
Ocean (Nor.), New YORK.
CA cAp4z. May 10 Arrived: Steamer
TAsTNET, May l5.~Passed Steamer
,Tremeadow (Br.), Newport News for Liv
erpool
1ossifoglu (Greek2. hampton Roads
0I.AsG0W, May 14--Arrived Steamers af1fIr
GoTHENB BURG, May 6.-sailcd: Steamer
HA,yRE, May 1s: - Arrived: Steamer
HULL. May is. - Arrived: Steamer
Steamer Kirkholm (BrJ. Baltimore for
~'E5 Ko5RsoER. May 5.-Arrlveq: Steamer
Erode DAM. Savannah via Norfolk.
Edith Mute. New York
LIzARD; May May =; r. Pas Passed d. Steamers ,a
10TH Algenib (Dutch), Newport News for
Rotterdam; Cadillac (Br), New York for
},
Rotterdam.
i LIVERPOOL. May l4,-sailed: Sailed, Steam
nian (Br). Brunswick. Ga; Nubian (Br).
NANTES, May II: Arrived: Steamer
Alsxapdfr s LELAND (Nor) New YORK -,
9Sr %pENsG' !" SEA- May sa l. M Sailed led Steamer
Nie1s r; Einssn Dan), New York.
Queen Alexandra (Br.). Montreal.
QUEENSTOWN. May IA. = Arrived
Steamer Eslbridge (Br), Pensacola Via
Norfolk.
RANDERs, May s. Sailed: Steamer
Remier (Belg.), Sandy Hook (for orders).
ROTTERDAM, May 7.-satled; Steam
ers sanSy %sw 99S Yo9 sfb qr
York via Falmouth; Mirfah (Dutch), Phil
adelphia.
SHIELDS. May IT. Sailed: Steamer
TEN TsiN. May s.-Sailed: Steamer
Acme, San Francisco.
TRIESTE. May H. Sailed: Steamer
WELLINGToN, May 14.-sailsd: Steam
er Makura !Br2 VANCOUVER. b C.
ssams2 AMT9TAnhs1A Mans cn Nay New 7s4E va
Charleston and Havana.
sI$irtqn Gas Sastis (Br5. Galveston; Annoy
BELFAsT. May 15-Arrived: Steamer
cARpTFF, May l5.-sailed: Steamers
York; Mendir Range (Br). Montreal.
Hteltenas. Hampton Roads.
FALMOUTH, May l6.--Arrived: Steamer
Mrach Outch). Philadelphia. Sailed
18th. steamer Waimate (Br.) (from Lon
Esre@ont reSaN casts Mas r [vs1 Ts~ YORK 'safs @ia
Port Said, Colombo, Singapore and Shang-
GENOA. May 14-saled: Steamer
sonnenfes (BrJ. Hampton Roads
Iossifogu (Greet), Hampton Roads. Ar
rved S Steamers Duea psgli Ma Abruz7i z
oconee, Phiiadelphia; venlero TtaD. New
York Via Norfolk
KOBE. May lo-Arrived: Steamers
for Manila; 18th. Meighu Maru Gap).
Tacoma.
LEITH, May 15.-Sailed: Steamer VOL
fran, Hampton Roads.
New Yo9 fofh for
clffe (Br.). Boston via Halifax for Fal-
mouth; Lake Larga, Philadelphia for
Falmouth
New Orleans Arrived; 18th. steamer
Delaware, New York.
Rsobe} sy Asn 6;eass sS
bark Ave. (Port.), New Orleans.
PORT SAID. May 14.--Arrived: Steam
er WInamac (Br). Port Arthur via Sabine
" san JUAN. May 1s.-Arrived: Steam
Beatrice, New York. Sailed Steamer
Cornela New York.
RIO JANE1RO, May -. = Arrived.
1sth. steamer Persian Prince (Br.). New
York via Newport News
steamer cacaS: Ns@ sS York Via 55Tsa Balboa
africa, etc.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
Recruiting Record Broken
New York Leads in Building
Up New Army

The week ended May IA broke all
records for enlistments in the new
American army, with a preponderance
OF men who desire three years service.
according to the Recruiting Bureau,
46l Eighth Avenue In the seven davs
before that date there were 5.4e1 VOL
unteers. This brings the total since
tne frst call for men to 33,537. New
York leads all other districts.
Many recruits show interest in the
educational programme and select
branches giving specialized training.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
28 Taken in Craps Raids
DISCHARGED i'm Police Corr,

Inspector Henry's detectives, hunt
ing craps shooters, arrested fourteen
men yesterday in raid on saloon
in Fifty-third Street, near Sixth Ave.
nue., and fourteen in a tenement house
in Firty-ninth Street, near Ninth Ave.
nue.. They took their prisoners to sbe
West Side Police Court, where thew
were all discharged for lack of eyi.
dence.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19

Highest 67 degrees Cat p. n.y.: lowest,
% tat 4. pl) average. so: average same
date last year. 65; average same date for
thirty-threc years, 60.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19

Art" Havemeyer Hall. Columbia Uni
verslty. 80 y. m.
Meeting. Church OF Silent Demand. Hotel
McAlpin. p. m.
Reception. Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company. Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, s p. m.
Meeting, Evangelstic Committee, Holy
Trinity Episcopal Church, 122d Street
and LenoX Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
transports Due in Nest Three Dnve
To-day

I ~ oiosNi "LsoN from Mareies May board1s
ana 0neeu
Ammunition
sion rosta Detachment '0'n p
s. office
VIC
Rochambeau May 10, 7eS
ot
va infantry Company H.
Compan
chanics ~N- ~o-f'' Service.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19

Delaware. partly cloudy Monday: Tuesday
cloudy with local showers. mild Temperatures
Western New York. partly cloudy and
warmer Monday; Tuesday showers.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
FOR ENLISTED MEN

TRINITY Episcopal AHuTCu, 1ZGQ street
and Lenox Avenue.
FOR ENLISTED MEN
Dance. Soldiers and Sailors Club. Broad
w. c. c. s., Unit Sc. 40 West Twentieth
Street. Dance and Social Gathering. 7:30-
Afternoon Hometime, w. c. C. S., Unit 49,
9s Fourth. Avenue, AS 80 p. M; Unit
"a, 3S West Nineteenth Street. As p. m. ;
Unit 35. Ninety seventh Street. River
Social and Music. Central Branch Y. w.
G. A, SO Lexington Avenue; 40 p; m
N@SIa s1ga ransb s West M
street, AS p. IN.
Civic Forum. Y NJ. c. A.. 215 West Twenty
third Street. p. m.
ART EXHIBITIONS
Academy Art Shop. 1853 West Fifty-seventh
Street - Twenty hit oil paintings by
American Institute of Graphic Arts, 10
East Forty seventh strect-second an.
America and the American Institute of
Graphic Arts
American Art Galleries. Madison Square
south - Judson u. Metzgar's Japanese
Anderson Galleries - Original drawings,
etchings and dry points. wood engrav-
ings and lthogr phs, by Claude Lorrain.
Cuyp. Gainsborough. Rembrandt Whist =
Ter, zorn and Others May 14-l9; Spanish
Arlington Galleries. 274 Madison Avenue
Landscapes and marines. by Clifford w.
Ashley.
Bruce Museum Galleries - Exhibition by
the Greenwich Society of Artists
Bourgeois Galleries-Exhibition of modern
paintings.
Church Of the Ascension. Parish House. ~
West Eleventh STANDARDIZATION of con-
temporaneous artists
Dudensing Galleries. As West Forty fourt h
Street-Exhtbition Of paintings by In
Durand Ruel Galleries, - East Fifty
seventh Street-Exhibtion of paintings
by Monet.
hbition OF bookbindings.
Hotel Majestic, Central Park West and
Seventy second Street = Exhibition of
paintings by Chapman, Cooper, Curran.
Gaul. Newell Potthast and others.
Kevorkian, 40 West Fifty seventh Street
Exhibition of sculpture by John Now
bray Clarke
Knoedler GalIeries-Exhibition of Alaskan
drawings by Rockwell Kent.
Macbeth Galleries-Exhbition OF Ameri-
can paintings.
Metropolitan Observation-Disclosures of Chi
Mich Gaileries, 1os West Fifty seventh
Street - Exhibition of recent American
sculptures.
Montrose Galleries, $50 Fifth Avenue -
Exhibition of paintings and etchings by
modern artists.
seventh street-Exhbition Of Of etchines,
color etchings. pencil drawings and pen
~ drawings BY John T. Arms.
New York school of Fine and Applied
Arts. Eightieth Street and Broadway
Annual exhibition.
New York School Of Applied Design for
Twenty seventh annual exhibition.
Paint Box Gallery. 43 Washington Square
Exhibition of paintings by c. E. Polo
Ralston Galleries-Paintings by Thoroff
Holmboe.
Reinhardt Galleries, bes Fifth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
INCOMING STEAMERS

OUTGOING STEAMERS
Today
MAIL VESSEL
CLOSES SAILS
2. r. Luckentach
Brcst .......... 1900 NJ
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19

Local Forecast.-Fair to-day: tomorrow
cloudy. probably showers; variable winds,
mostly south to southwest
Local Official Record.-The following Of
ac'al record shows temperatures during the
last twentyfour hours. in comparison with
the corresponding date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19

Exhibition Of paintings by Julius Rolls
hoven.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19


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Doard the l1lth SANITARY on
Gun HEADQUARTERS
Sanitary
N ~"~""eN's
has
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Wednesday
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A md
detachment Z F G ~
has boards
Batta aion
Ma has board
has 4s4oe
coag the silt
'Al'n infantry Machine D M (incusiv ~"n
attered. ~"'A"N' Medical
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
Weather Report

sun rises. > SO Sun Sets .... 500
Moon rises IL 55 pm Moon sets 9 :16 am
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19

LlsDon .l0:3O a. NJ. 12:00 N.
Wednesday
Grecian. Sam Juan. $50 AN. 12:00M NJ
korOna, St. ThOmas..12: 100 NJ 800 p NJ
AMERICAN PORTS
BALTIMORE, May 1S.-Sailed: Steam
ers San Rossore Utal), Gibraltar; Severn
mede (Br.), st. Nazaire: bark Semedal
(Nor) Buenos Ayres (sailed on May 1T.
CAPE HENRY, Va, May 1S-Passed in
for Baltimore: Steamer Contessa Adel-
ma ----. Passed out from Baltimore:
Steamers Helgoy (Nor.), Bergen; Larimer,
towing barge Mononga ahela. Tampico ,
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19

FREQ admission to the American Museum
OF Natural History, American Museum
of Safety. Metropolitan Museum of Art
nd
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19

Dance. Soldiers and Sailors Club. Broad
way above Seventy sixth Street D. m.
w. c. c. S. Unit Sc. 40 West Twentieth h
Street. Dance and Social Gathering. 30
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19

Names Are Withheld
The bulk of the book is devoted to
detailed descriptions by victims of
what befell them and of the brutal
murders that they were compelled to
witness. The names of the witnesses
are withheld, in order, the author says,
to save them from reprisals, but all
the material upon which the book is
based, the author says, he will willing
ly place at the disposal of any neutral
investigation commission.
Martial law was proclaimed after
forty-eight hours. The promise of a
period of looting was rigidly adhered
to, he says, even as to the exact num-
Der of hours. But this only ended the
orgy as such, without, however, Civ
ing pause to the chapter of horrors
ushered in on November % From then
on not single day passed without
new horrors being visited on the
denizens of the Jewish quarter. Fu-
nerals were stopped, and graves dug
up on the pretence that weapons were
being concealed; leaders of the COM
munity were forced to do compulsory
labor; others compelled to dance on
the public streets for the amusement
Of the rabble.
Denials Called False
The author says that the Polish gov
ernment is making great efforts tc
manufacture false reports of Jewish
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
Denials Called False

The author says that the Polish gov
ernment is making great efforts to
manufacture false reports of Jewish
conspiracies, "Bolshevist intrigues of
The Washington herald., 1919-04-15
A MEDICINE OF
WONDERFUL Value
Stopped My Cough. Built NJ.
Up. Feel Better Than
in Months.
DECLARES WASHINGTON
LADY; NAME GIVEN BELOW

Il was in a terribly rundown and
weakened condition following the
nu.' fell OF in weight and had q
dreadful cough. Ny appetite was
completely gone and I felt misers bic
indeed. Ny eyes wstered, nose ran
and / had a bad cata rrhal condition ''
declsred Mrs. NJ. W. Mccartney, =
Randolph Place.
Even the neighbors speak about
my Improvement, however, since I
took Earie's Hypo-Cod. II hss benz
hted me greatly. Stopped my cough
night away and cured my cold in iust
a few days. 1t has given me q good
appetite, too. and built me right up
But the best part Of IL is that I feel
so much better. nv strength has ne
turned and sll OF my oldtime viSor.
My nerves are stronger and don't
have the headaches ] used TO and on
the whole I feel better than have IN
months and months. II Is a medicine
Of wonderful value" declared Mrs.,
Mccartney. whose address in Ran
oolph Place Is given above.
II the reader Is weak and run
down or not up TO par physically or
" they know OF some one. young or
old. who needs q tonic. come down 70
the drug store and get = bottle or
two OF this remarkable preparation.
II is not a patent medicine or secret
remedy. The formula appears on each
bottle and doctors and druggists rec
ommend it, II is the product Of the
famous Earle Chemical Co. Wheeling
w. Va, which insures perfect blend
ing and quality.
CWe prepay genuine Earle's Hypo-
Cod anywhere on receipt Of price.
$50. Peoples Drug Stores. Washing
ton, D. c.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-15
1T KEPT Me
ON MY FEET
Declares Warrington Lady Who
Had Slight Attack Grippe
And Breakdown.
HER MOTHER FIRST USED 1T
WITH FINE RESULTS

Il feel sure that Earle's Hypo-Cod
wss the only thing that kept me on
my feet recently" declared Mrs. H.
NJ. Wright, IuO Potomac avenue
southeast.
I was suffering from & general
breakdown as well as a slight attack
Of la grippe. Felt weak, lost my ap-
petite and had pains and numbness in
my limbs, due 10 poor circulation and
a weakening sensation and pains in
my back and the usual after effects
OF the grippe.
My mother had been using Hypo-
Cod and found it strengthened her, so
got a couple OF bottles and 81
strengthened me considerably. and
intend taking more of IL. as l feel
me on my feet
The reason / recommend il as ! do
is because il not only helped me but
was well spoken OF by our doctor and
also by the drug clerk. 1t is indeed
a Health Builder and will certainly
assist convalescence," continued Mrs
Wright, whose address is given below.
Thousands in a run down. weakened.
nervous and debilitated condition, due
TO oNerwork or sickness, have found
Esrle's Hypo-Cod does exactly as Mrs.
Wright asserts above. II promptly
mula is on the bottle and doctors and
druggists recommend it II is made
by the netionahy-known Earle Chem
ical Co. Wheeling. W. Va.
Read what others say elsewhere on
this page Of todsy's paper and then
get bottle at the nearest Peoples
Drug Store.
eve gladly prepay Hypo-Cod any
where receipt $40. Peoples Drug
Store, Washington, D. C)
The Washington herald., 1919-04-15
START JACKSON
MURDER TRIAL
Alleged ''Madman'' Will
Base Defense Upon
Insanity.

Detailed questioning into their opin-
ions as to cotor prejudice, capital
punishment and personal prejudice
IN the ''madnan" cases of Washing
ton, on the part of Attorney Thomas
II Jones. exhausted a panel of jurors
at the opening session OF the trial of
James Henry Jackson. accused of the
murder Of Miss Lillian Hood last jan
uary, yesterday in the Criminal Court,
with Justice Siddons sitting.
Jones asked each man IL they had
formed any sort of opinion through
the newspaper reports of the mad
man scare which might leave them
prejudiced.
Jackson entered a plea of not guilty.
lie sat quietly while the challenging
or his attorney cut down the list Of
eig1bles for the jury box.
The defense. it was stated last
night. will be based on insanity. DR..
w. a. White. of St Elizabeth's Hos
pital. was designated by the District
TO examine Jackson regarding his men
tai condition.
Another point in the governments
case is the charge OF DR.. Percy Hick-
ling, alienist for the District Health
department. who claimed that the
madman" Is sane and that he was
in full possession OF his senses when
he attacked three women in the vicin-
tty Of Fifteenth and L streets north
west one rainy night last January.
DR.. White. Of st. Elizabeth's, was
called into the case because OF the
tnsistence of the attorney for the de-
Tense that an alienist Of equal stand
ing to DR.. Hickling testify.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-15
HUSBAND HAD BAD
COLD ON THE lungs
Couxbed Great Deal. Pains Across
Chest. Was Weak and
Worn-out.
WIFE GETS HYP0-COD
NOW FEELS SPLENDID

My husband had a bad cold and
pains in his lungs and coughed a
great oeaL His appetite was poor
and he was weak and rundown terri
bly, when i first saw Hypo-Cod ad-
wonders for him." declares Mrs. C..
THE first bottle seemed TO help
cough had stopped. He has now
taken several bottles and il has built
him up and given him new strength.
He now has a good appetite and gives
Hypo-Cod the credit for il all. He
certainly thinks Hypo-Cod is a fine
medicine" declares Mrs. Ieemsn, the
has been an electrical engineer on the
B. & o. r. r.
When ones lungs are weakened
and congestive pains IT Is wise to
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amount of extracttves from fresh cod
livers, together with Syrup of Hypo-
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which are all good for quickly reliev-
ing bronchial, catarrhal and pulmo-
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Read what others in Washington
say about this superb remedy and
tonic and then come down to the store
and get couple OF bottles tonight ~
airy member of the family is so trou-
bled. (We prepay Hypo-Cod anywhere
on receipt OF price. H.2i Peoples
Drug Stores)
The Washington herald., 1919-04-15
THE WHOLE FAMILY SHOULD TAKE
HYPO-C0D AS TONIC FOR SPRING
POLICEMAN'S Wife
PRAISES HYPO-COD
Appetite Gone. Terrible Courk.
Nerves Bad. Was Weak
and Rundown After
Attack Of Flu"

4 had an attack Of the Flu and
II left me with q bad cough and bron-
chial affection nv appetite was rone
and coughing made me so weak I was
completely exhausted. Ny nerve-
were on edge all the time and ! felt
miserable Ny cough hung on in
spite OF everything / took for IL. and
j thought j would have 10 wear il out
until began taking Esrie's Hypo-
Cod, which Is just grand for such
troubles. declared Mrs. A F. Can
Csnheld. attached TO Precinct No, g..
= have taken three bottles OF
EsHe's Hypo-Cod now" continued
this LADY, and the results have been
good Not only has n stopped the
cough. but il has built up my strength.
Gave me q good appetite and my
nerves are like new again Honesty,
wouldn't have believed a medicine
could cause such a change in a per
son as II has for me. I've gotten nv
daughter and her husband using ID.
IL has done for me II Is certainly
grand. 1 hope others will try IL. for
II surely does the work"
The above statement from O~ioer
Canfeld's wife tells what thousands
OF people have learned 70 know about
Earle's Hypo-Cod- It drives out the
cold, cough. bronchial and catarrhal
trouble. and best Of all builds Up and
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Read what folks say about IL below
and on the left and then get a bottle
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The Washington herald., 1919-04-15

Do YOU realize that you may
have an acid-stomach?
1t IS the very thing that
causes Indigestion. heartburn,
bloat, belching, stomach pains
and all kinds Of stomach miser-
les. So if you ever suffer from
anv of these painful and dis
trcssing symptoms you may feel
,ure that you have an acid
stomach.
On the other hand, there are
millions OF people who are vic
tins of acid-stomach without
their knowing it. People who
are tired, listless, run down and
worn out-always sickly and
ailing. People who are thin
blooded, pale, weak and emaci-
ated. People who have frequent
attacks of rheumatism, sciatica,
lumbago. Thousands upon thou
sands who suffer almost daily
from severe headaches, whose
nerves are always on edge, irri-
table. mentally depressed, lie
awake and toss about through
out the night, and take dark
outlook on life. They may have
no pains in the stomach at all
and vet, nine times out of ten
IL is lust acid-stomach that is
causing them all their troubles.
Boiled down to a few simple
facts the condition is this: An
acid-stomach cannot digest food
The Washington herald., 1919-04-15
Acid Stomach
Holds Millions Sick
and Suffering

properly and the whole BODY
suffers from lack of sufficient
nourishment.
1t is dangerous to take any
chances with acid stomach. So
test your own case and find out
for sure whether acid-stomach
is the cause Of your i'll health.
Here is the surest and most
simple test for you to make: Co
to your druggist and get a big
box Of EATONIC-the pleas
ant-tasting tablets that you eat
like a bit of candy. If you have
acid-stomach. EATONIC will
clean out the excess acid and
bring such wonderfully quick re-
lief that you will think it almost
too good to be true. 1t makes
the stomach clean, sweet, cool
and comfortable. You can al
most feel it work as it drives
the gas and bloat out of your
body. You will feel like your
old time self again-get back
your pep, enthusiasm and ener-
gy-be hearty, hungry, vigor-
Gus, keen, eager to be up and
coming.
If YOU are not entirely pleas
ed with your test of EATONIC,
take it back to your druggist.
Our orders are that he will re-
fund your money. Your word
is good enough for US, so make
this test of EATONIC TODAY.
The Washington herald., 1919-04-15
WAR DEPARTMENT
GETS BOLSHEVKI'S
MUTNY LEAFLETS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
Of the terrible struggle we have had
against our tyrants. OF the imprison-
ment, of the hanging. Of the deporta-
ton to the mines OF Siberia
You British fellow workers SYM
pathized with us then. and often
helped US.
did you not rejoice when we over
threw czarism? You did. Yet you
have come here to restore IL. That
is why you have come here
1T may not be your intention. but
1t is the intention of your government
1t is the intention Of the czA rist ON
GERS who are attached to your general
staff
When you obey their orders you
are carrying out their objects.
They are not Democrats. They are
militarists. and monarchists. They
have a supreme contempt for the peo-
pie, and believe that they alone have
the right to rule. They rate our rev.
olution and want to crush It.
Queries Soldiers.
There is no doubt that they want
to suppress the revolution and restore
the reign OF the car.
rs this fighting for democracy?
'Is this what you Joined the army
for?
Realize what you are doing.
You have come to murder liberty,
not defend II. Just think OF the shame
OF 1t. Englishmen helping to crush a
people who have succeeded in making
themselves free. We cannot believe
you will do II.