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The Washington herald., 1919-03-07
GIRL AGED Is
HAD FLU" BAD.
Father Says She Coushed Lot,-
Remained Weak, Nervous;
Couldn't Sleep.
GAVE HER HYP0-C0D
FEELING GRAND NOW

My lS-year-oId daughter had an
attack Of the Flu She had Il very
bad. II left her with bad cough.
She was terribly weak and nervous.
too. and nights could not sleep. Her
appetite was completely gone and the
poor child just had to have something
TO build her Up or she would have
what to get or give her so / went
down to the drug store and the clerk
recommended Hypo-Coc- II Is Just
wonderful how quick IL worked. IL
built her right up. ] don't know how
much weight she has gained because
she hasn't been weighed, but I know
HypO-Cod made her look 100 per cent
better. She can eat nov, all right and
her appetite is splendid. The cough
ing ali stopped long ago and her ncr-
YES are as strong as anybody's. l
think Hypo-Cod is one Of those resi
remedies thai are worth recommend
ing. Ny wife took some OF IL and r.
helped her and I'm going 10 take this
bottle myself and that shows what Z
think OF it." declared James NJ. Page.
l63 18th St. Washington. y. C
Many hundreds have returned 10 the
several Peoples Drug Stores just 10
express their qualification over Whist
Hypo-COd did for them. Just ask
clerk in the nearest Peoples DruE
Store II he recommends it He will tel
YOU they sell more. hear more people
praising il and recommend II than
anything he knows OF for such trou-
bles. Don't let some big store Try TO
substitute. II necessary write and en-
Washington. D. 9. You want the gen
uine Earle's Hypo-Cod. made in
Wheeling. W. Va. by the nationally
known Earle Chemical Co.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-07
Quick Action Of Peoples Drug
Stores Introducing 1t Here
Helped Thousands of
Washngtonians.
STATEMENTS OF LOCAL FOLKS
PROVE CLAIMS FOR 1T.
Relieves Chest Soreness, Stop,
Cough, Cold, Restores Weight,
Strength, Nerves and
Appetite.

The prompt action of the nationally
known Earle Chemical Company, of
Wheeling, w. Va, in producing Hypo-
Cod in large quantities during the re-
cent epidemic saved many thousands
from untold suffering. possible death
and complications following the dread
ed Flu" and Pneumonia.
1t promptly proved to the world its
right to first place as a tonic. The
formula printed on each bottle show
ing it contained the very elements
physicians of the highest standing
recommended created confidence in
and out OF medical circles and er-
fective advertising brought its exist
ence TO the attention of millions.
What II Is For.
When a person becomes all rundown
and sadly weakened from eXcesses.
strains, overwork 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 bed
took t as a preventive and fortified
their system.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-07
Time Brings Happiness
With the Dawn
The Coming of Baby Marks the
Advent of a Glorious Future.

Scientists say great stress should De
paid upon the remarkable influence
which the mothers happy prenatal
disposition has upon the health and
future of the generations to come.
There is a splendid preparation wo-
men for over half a century have ap-
piled before the stork's arrival, known
as Mothers Friend. This is a most
grateful, penetrating, remedy that at
once softens and soothes the myriad
of broad, flat abdominal muscles un-
der the skin of the abdomen. By its
regular use during the period the
nerves, tendons and cords are relaxed
and there is an absence of nausea,
bearing-down pains. strain and gen.
eral discomfort more often than
otherwise experienced when nature is
unaided.
BY the use of Mothers Friend night
and morning the muscles relax with
ease when baby comes. the time at
the crisis is shorter and pain and
danger is naturally avoided.
Write the Bradfield Regulator Com
pany. Dept. E, Lamar Building, At
lanta, Georgia, for their Motherhood
Book and obtain a bottle of Mother S
Friend from the druggist, by all
means. and get into condition to meet
the crisis.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-07
Those Tech Teachers
Are a Jolly Lot; Ask
EN- About Last Night

Tra-la-la. Tra-la-la! Where!
Swing your partner! oh, my!
High school girl and boy, how
would You like to see your staid,
reserved. scmetimes-gr-r-r-
cious teacher dancing the Virginia
reel and cuttin' UP something fierce.
taking part in just the kind of a
merry time that you would enjoy,
but which teacher might believe
try to make you believes not
just dignified enough?
We'll, the Herald reporter STUN
bled into just such an affair last
night, at Cushman's on Fourteenth
street, where teachers of Mckinley
Manual Training School were the
parties present.
When the reporter nosed in, look
Ing for a meeting of the Michigan
Alumni Association, which wasn't
held, the Tech teachers, with Prin-
cfpal +. c. Daniels prominent
figure in the merriment, were dane
ing the Virginia reel. singing. and
The Washington herald., 1919-03-07
Ear|e'S Hypo-Cod Acknowledged to
Be Best Medicine for After the "F|u'
0rAyLong Wasting Illness or Disease
Remarkable Preparation Combining Very Latest Medicinal Ee
ments Used and Endorsed by Doctors. Sweeps Into
Instant Favor with Folks at Home
For Sick People

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 gong
into lung trouble In fact the 'Flu'
so weakened the patient that they
were susceptible to Pneumonia and
often caught II 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 be-
came one need only talk 70 Flu pa
tients. Almost invariably they had
hacking. chronic coughs, chest sore
ness. shortness 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 at
tacks.
While in such a debilitated condI-
ton the slightest indiscTeet effort
eNertiOn, exposure or strain might
throw them into complications OF the
worst kind.
No one. unless absolutely strong
robust and well. should fail to take
such a tonic. Children should not be
permitted to linger around for weeks
after their sickness in a puny, weak.
ened condition. Just a bottle or two
OF hypo-COd relleNes the cough. cold
bronchial and catarrhal symptoms. II
restores the appetite, weight, rich RED
blood, complexion and robust color
By taking II you help the nerves. in
,duce better sleep. heartier appetite
and digestion and at the same time
forufy yourself against a recurrence
Of wintry ills. complications. etc
revive your disease resisting powers
A bottle or two Of Earle's Hypo-Cod
puts you back 10 work days anc
weeks sooner.
Read What Users Say on This PaSs
Below.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-07

fectly willing to take care Of the
English government and the Amer
lean government. but not OF the
French government, because the
French debt was a loan Of the French
bankers OF the bourgeois class to
the Russian autocracy which enabled
the latter to keep the whip of the
Cossacks over the Russian peasants
for thirty years longer than they
would have been able to do except
for these advances. At this time
the French government was urging
intervention in Russia to protect
these loans.
"Repudiation of the debts made q
condition for France. French repre-
sentatives said: What does a vic
tory on the Western front mean COM
pared TO the loss OF the savings Of
100 years?'"
Col. Robins said he urged upon I,e-
nine that repudiation of the debts
would hurt the agrarian interests of
the Russians. because, for example.
the International Harvester Company
would be forced to shut down its
factory, which was supplying agricul-
tural machinery to the peasants.
Church Influence CIouded.
In Russia, COL Robins said:
The average peasant believes in
God. but regards the church as the
center of the spy system of the au-
tocracy for the past 100 years.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-07
German Government
To Recognize Soviets;
General Strike Failure

Copenhagen. March "a majority
Socialist delegation has returned from
Weinar with the consent of the Ger
man government that workmen's and
soldiers councils shall form an or
ganic part of the constitution, it was
reported in dispatches from Berlin
today.
The hope was expressed that this
would satisfy the rebels, who are now
promising the workers that Russian
grain will be shipped into the coun-
try if German Soviet republic is
established.
War Minister Noske's semi dictator
ship was reported to be holding off
the Spartacans so far. Few clashes
have occurred and casualties have
not exceeded seventy. The general
strike has not materialized. it was
said. and the regular trades unions
are losing confidence in the workers
who formed 100 laborers' councils
each representing 1000 men. Only
twenty-five Of the councils. which in
cluded majority and minority Social
lists and Communists, voted in favor
of a general strike, it was reported.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-07
HUSBAND ON
ARRIVAL Home
FOUND HER I'LL
Just Getting Over Flu" Weak,
Thin. Awful Cough. Pains.
Couldn't Sleep.
HUSBAND TURNS DOCTOR
HUSBAND TURNS D0CTOF

81 had a terrible cough following
the Flu and was weak and thin and
had no Appetite My cough was so
severe ] couldn't sleep at night Had
pains all through my chest. My hus-
band came home to Washington from
Newport News where he'd been doing
Government work and found me that
way. The first thing he said was:
Get some Hypo-Cod-everybody down
in Newport News uses 1t and took
some myself Well, / sent and got
bottle at the Peoples Drug Store
here in Washington and 1t did just
what my husband said 1t would 1t
stopped my cough and has given me
strength and a good appetite. / feel
better than I have in several months.
sleep good. too, now and am not
nervous like 7 was. It's a good medi-
cine" declared Mrs. Chas. r. Gates,
240 10th st. N. E., Washington, d. G.
Read what others say on this page.
Then get q bottle of genuine Earle's
Hypo-Cod at nearest Peoples Drug
Sto1A .-i
The Washington herald., 1919-03-07
manufacturers and retailers of Amer.
lea to advertise their merchandise.
Those mt Banquet.

manufacturers and retailers of Amer.
lea to advertise their merchandise.
Those mt Banquet.
Among those who attended the ban
quet were:
w. E. Swift, B. ]. Bryant, T. r.
Longcope, l.. Z. Baum. Adolph weye
Clarkson Gammil, Albert Sigmund
Stanley Lansburg, Samuel Hart. B.
A. Davey. Frank T. Parsons. f. N.
Killian, H. NJ. .Crandall. A. v. Bur
dine. Earnest A. johnson. Charles L.
Finney, /. Goldenberg. Arnold Hirsh
Troland Claire, Francis Wallace. Lee
NJ. Walker. r. T. Marmion, Sidney
West, John II. wilkins.
Also j. C. Ransom, John J. Bar.
Dor. Morris A. Beall, s. Sidney
Forst. A. Wade Wells. Earnest
Hastings. John d. Clarke. Wal.
ter c. Coates. w. G. Kent. Wis.
tar Balderson, Dom v. Smythe
II. w. Hahn, w. r. Shumaker
c. w. Grosner. John J. Huefman
Chester ]. Berry. A. C. Connor
Elmer A. Volland, Jos. A. Hudson
Harry T. Roche, Samuel Marks
Fdw. L Burns. B. l. Bobbs, Z. e
Jordan, A c. Case.
Also DR.. James Shera Montgom-
cry. Geo r. Morrisey. Edw. r. Nor
risey. Chas. J. Columbus, Chas. NJ
Hopkins. Louis L. Crom, Alfred F
Stern. NJ. q. Major. J. A Whitfield
Lester Lansburgh, Roger w. Bah
son. Nat. c. Wiloman, Geo. A. Dca'
tel, VIM. b. Rose, Geo. b. Oster.
meyer. Harold II. Leir. John F. Nc
Carly, N. NJ. Parrott- C. 3. Dulcan
C. p. Derby, Carl III. Fast, Newman
Brown. L. NJ. Bell. d. c. Hodgkin
Harold Levy.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-07
1,700 EMPLOYEES
OF D. C. PROTEST
CUT IN SALARY
Is Per Cent Reduction De.
clared Unfair at Mass
Meeting.
SUGGEST 2 REMEDIES
Want Money Saved Pend.
ing Appeal or Reduction
in Working Hours

Seventeen hundred per diem en-
plOyes in the city sewer, water and
surface departments of the city held
an Indignation meeting against the
proposed IS per cent reduction OF
their wages. last night at Cadets
Armory Hall, o street near Seventh
northwest
They unanimously disapproved of
the attitude of the commissioners
OF the District in sanctioning a 25
per cent wage reduction for failure
of the third deficiency bill to pass
this Congress.
These men who represent all divi-
sions of the city public service de-
partments will offer two PROPOSE
tions to Gen Charles w. Rutz, Dis
trict engineer, this morning.
One is that as much as IS per
cent OF their wages be retained by
the commissioners until such time
as the funds are in shape for their
reimbursement; or, second. that the
working hours be so reduced as to
make the reduction equivalent to 25
per cent OF their present wages.
Reduction Unfair, Claim.
Joseph H Hurley, president of the
association. said last night that the
men were determined not to return
to the old pre-war basis.
They feel, he stated, that those in
authority are taking advantage of
the financial straits to force the en-
ployes back to the old wage rating
Not il We have to leave the nee
cssary work of the city undone," he
said, will We submit to such con-
ditions.
Men who now receive 1925 per
diem will be paid $3.50 under the
new ruling" Mr.. Hurley declared.
We are submitting to the commits
siOners this morning two PROPOSE
tiOns. either one of which our mem
bers feel will be fair under the pres
Cnt conditions. If the commissioners
do not receive these favorably we
will then know that they are try
ing to force the wage price down.
IF there isn't enough money in
the municipal funds" he declared,
to buy feed for the horses owned
by the District, the necessary forage
is bought on credit Why should
wages not be obtained the same
way? Our propositions are made in
the faith We will credit our service
to the District until such time as
Congress is in session and passes
the bill"
Others who spoke last night were
Bert r. Payne, vice president OF the
Central Labor Union, and w. Calvin
Chase.
\ second meeting will be held at
the hall headquarters this evening at
which the action OF the commission
ers will be set forth and the future
policy Of the association will be for
mulated.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-07
Friends of Freedom
Resent Wilson Snub
To Justice Cohalan

Boston, March 6.-A RESOLUTION
condemning President Wilson for
insulting" Justice Daniel +. Coha-
Ian in New York, by refusing to re-
ceive a delegation of Irish SYM
pathizers until Cohalan left the
room, was passed in a meeting here
OF the associated branches OF the
Friends OF Irish Freedom OF Great
er Boston.
Cohalan was praised as a great
friend Of Ireland. The resolution
said in part:
Whereas, President Wilson
grievOusly offended Americans of
Irish blood by extending a personal
insult to Hon. Daniel f. Cohalan. in
declining to meet Justice Cohalan
as one of the delegates appointed
to present to President Wilson the
views of the Irish race convention
held at Philadelphia, February %
and %; be it
Resolved. we express our con-
fidenCe in ustice Daniel F. Cohalan
and our regretJ that his spIend i'd
services for the cause of ireland
should have made him a victim for
such an unwarranted attack upon
his character as an American citi-
zen."
The Washington herald., 1919-03-07
'AD' EFFECTIVE.
SOVIET WEAPON,
BABSoN HOLDS
Says Bolshevism Can Be
Suppressed Only Through
Keeping Men Busy.
CLUB HOLDS DINNER
Advertising Men Of City
Hear Many Interesting
Addresses.

What the munition factories were
TO the nation during the trying
months of the war. advertising is to-
day during this period Of reconstruc-
ton, said Roger w. Babson. Director
General Information and Education
Service, Department of Labor. last
night, in an interesting and prophetic
address before the Advertising Club OF
Washington at its semi-monthly din
ner at Rauscher's.
Mr.. Babson was introduced by r. C.
Rogers, chairman of the entertain
ment committee. President Lester
I4ansburgh called the meeting to or
der.
The speakers message was direct
and forceful statement of the respon-
sibility that rests upon the shoulders
and lies unborn in the brains OF the
copy writers" of America
"Bolshevism," Mr.. Babson said,
'and other unusual PHILOSOPHERS can
be suppressed only through keeping
men busy. Normal employment of Ia
Dor can exist only with a normal vol
ume of new orders. Manufacturers
arc willing TO produce. merchants arc
willing to stock up, when the public
is willing to buy. There is a very large
buying power in America which is be-
ing held back simply by the mental
attitude of the buyer. It is up to you
gentlemen and the press of America
to change this attitude.
advertising is the solution OF this
present national problem. The means
of reaching the consumers are at
hand. Newspapers. magazines, farm.
to-
programs, direct mail. streets cars,
posters and painted signs will enable
the government to carry its message
to every possible buyer.
Remember the grave responsibility
upon you. Remember that you are
not only members of an Ad Club, but
are members of the Washington Ad
Club, which-during the reconstruction
days Just ahead of us-should be the
most important ad club in America -
Praises Baltimore ads"
Next on the program of speakers
came George Deatel. a well-known
former Washington advertising writer.
Deatel took occasion to call attention
to some OF the copy" being prepared
in Baltimore, saying that Washington
will do well to emulate the example
OF directness and truthfulness set by
the neighboring city.
DR.. James Shera Montgomery, pas
tor of the Calvary Methodist Church,
followed with an eloquent comparison
of the similarity of advertising men
to ministers. Taking as his text the
one word, Truth" DR.. Montgomery
gave the writers something that will
not soon pass into oblivion. His mes
sage was one fraught-with truth, and
teeming with action. And his words
went homeland stayed there-if the
frankly astonished faces of his hear
ers be trusted.
Mr.. Harold Levy at this juncture
took the opportunity to present Carl
II. Fast. of New York. an expert re-
tail council Fast presented some
vital facts about the advertising in
dustry" in America, among which
were. that America spends nearly
500, 900 10000 annually in advertising
That America spends five times more
than any other country. and that 1t
costs 500 per capita annually for the
The Washington herald., 1919-03-07
LAWYER HERE
' 'INII KD0RSES IT
Had Fla" Himself. Felt Weak,
Nervous and Lacked Emery.
Says Hypo-Cod |, Fine.
RESTORED ME TO FORMER
STRENGTH AND VlG0R,"
SAYS THIS PROMINENT
ATTORNEY.

"A friend recommended Hypo-Cod
so strongly TO me that / took il after
l had the Flu I was troubled with
nervousness, weakness and lack OF
energy, but soon as took Hypo-Cod
vas restored 20 my former strength
and vigor. 1t seemed TO arouse my
dormant ambition and interest In
work and in life Eenerslly-in short
counteracted and banished all the evil
effects Of the Influenza I'm con
fident it would act the same upon
others similarly affected" declared
Attorney II. L 3. Atkinson, Union
Trust Bldg. Washington, d. G.
It Builds You Up.
Hypo-Cod Is a strengthening, up
building inviEoratinC tonic that any
man or woman may take with the
greatest confidence. either after long
wasting illness or strain. worry, over
work or eNcesses Of any kind. II
makes the blood richer. better and re
stores appetite. weight, energy and
pep"
Read what still others in Washing
ton say about Hypo-Cod and then dron
in at the nearest Peoples Drug Store
and get a bottle, tonight
The Washington herald., 1919-03-07
HUSBAND HAD
Cough after
FLU" ATTACK
Cough So Bad Frightened His Wife.
Pains Across Chest-Felt Mis-
cradle ALI Over.
TELLS WHAT SHE DID;
STOPPED COUGH QUICK

My husband had a bad cough and
was in a terrible state of poor health
when he got over the Flu 1t did
him up completely and his cough was
so deep and persistent l was frighten-
ed" declared well-known Washing
ton lady whose name and address are
given below.
He had pains across the chest and
under his left arm so bad that he COM
planned frequently and his appetite
was so poor he would hardly eat any
thing. He was weak-had no energy
or life and felt miserable and looked
it," continued this lady. who like thou
sands of others with people sick in
tracted during the recent epidemic.
Tells What He Did.
Il finally saw Hypo-Cod advertised
and Just about half a bottle stopped
his cough. Since then it has restored
Ihim-built him up and given him new
all think Hypo-Cod is wonderful. We
have bought all told about eight bot
ties of this wonderful tonic. I took
some. my daughters have taken some
and everyone Of US has been benefited
and built up. 1t certainly is fine and
I am willing to so out of my way any
time to recommend it. Friends who
have taken my advice tell me they,
too, are getting splendid results from
using your HyPo.Cod." declared Mrs.
L. c. Stephens, 5l3 B st. y. E, Wash
ington, d. c.
Hypo-Cod is just a grand medicine
to ward off and fortify the system
against wintry troubles. 1t is a won
derful spring tonic for the whole
family to take You need not be sick.
Children love its pleasant taste. Read
what still others say about Hypo-Cod
then get a bottle at the nearest Peo-
ples Drug Store here in Washington.
Be sure TO get the genuine Earle's
- oil
Co, Wheeling. w. Va. I'VE gladly
prepay Hvpo-Cod anywhere upon re
ceipt of O"-People's Drug Store,
Washington. D. c.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-07
HYPO-COD BEST TONIC
after SICKNESS.
Mans Wife, Two Children Down
with "Flu." Coushed Night
and Day. Tells How He
Relieved Them.
DID WHAT THOUSANDS
RECOMMEND YOU DO

When / got my first bottle OF Hypo-
Cod / had my wife and two children
down with the Flu declared "A
Washington man whose name and ao-
dress are given below
They COuEhed night and day and
they were completely worn out from
coughing. None Of them could slecp
at night on account OF their coughs
and my wife was terribly ill-she hso
no strength and could cat nothing a.
all. she was nervous and the children
disturbed her greatly. ! knew theN
must have RELIEF soon. so having seen
HypO-Cod advertised ] went down and
got two bottles. Since then have
bought two more and I'm getting an
other today. II is wonderful medicine
1t built my wife right up. She has
a splendid appetite and can sleep Eoou
every night Her nerves are stronE
and she is feeling so well she nov
does her housewOrk again. The chill
dreu were helped wonderfully, too
Their cough stopped in just a teW
days and II has strengthened them
and they now have good appellt'
and can eat anything without any bad
effects I think Earle's Hypo-Coo "
wonderful medicine and recommend ~
TO everybody I meet. II helped my
whole family" continued Henry p.
Zackmsn. 4els Wisconsin Ave.
Hype-Ced Formula.
EsrIes Hypo-Cod contains eNtrsc-
tives from fresh cod livers, malt er-
tract, cherry bark, extra select sherry
wine. iron and compound syrup hypo-
phosphites, lime. potassium. mangsn-
csc. strychnine. quinine and SODIUM
Pleasant 20 take. Children like n
Agrees with most delicate stomsct
Made by nationally known EafS
Chemical Co., Wheeling, W. Va We
gladly prepay large bottle Eenutns
anywhere upon receipt of S.D. Peo'
pies Drag Store, Washington, d. c.