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The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
She never FELT
Like WORKING
Was Half-Siek, Weak, and Run
down-Shength Had
Vanished.
HYPO-COD MAKES HER
STRONG, VIGOROUS AGAIN

II certainly think Earle's Hypo-
Cod is q wonderful tonic fer any
one who is needing a builder or
spring tonic, declared Mrs. H. j.
Burnside, S09 G street northeast. II
was in a generally rundown con-
dition and felt so weak and tired
all the time my work was a drudg-
cry and slavedom. had no strength
and lacked energy. I didn't sleep
good a bit, either, and would get
up all tired out in the mornings
My appetite was poor, too, but
Earle's Hypo-Cod in just a few
days made me stronger and better
than ia been in a long time. 1
sleep good at night. My appetite
is good again and wake up hun
cry, refreshed and ready for the
days work. 1t is a splendid-remedy
and I recommend 1t to anyone need
ing a tonic" continued Mrs. Burn
side. Thousands of others in this
city swear by Earle's Hypo-Cod.
Come down to the nearest drug
store and get a couple bottles. Let
everyone in the family take it a
few days as a spring and summer
tonic.
Read what others say about it
above. We prepay large bottle any
where on receipt of price, S1.20.
plus sc war tax. Peoples Drug
stores, Washington, D. C.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
BUILT Them UP
after THE "FLU,,
Hyattsville Farmer Says Wife,
Daughter-in-Law, Two Neigh
bors and Himself All
Took Ii.
WONDERFUL TONIC FOR
TROUBLE HE DESCRIBES

1.-TWO men whom I know were put
back on their feet in perfect health
so quick after having bad attacks Of
the Flu that decided any medicine
that could do such things was worth
fortune. For years I'd been nervous
and sort Of rundown. Had q slight
touch of the grippe just before that,
too, and muscular rheumatism that
sometimes kept me indoors with pain
l said to myself If they had got medi-
that I'd invest dollar or two in it
for myself" writes r. F. Anderson
(farmer) National Training School
for Boys, Hyattsville, Nd.
After taking one bettle 1t had me
feeling SO good took two more and
Appetites you read about. It's a Joy
to sit down to your meals. All that
old nervousness has left and I'm
feeling strong and good all over.
Fact is-it did me so much good.
the wife took a.couple bottles and it
helped her so much my daughter
law who had the Influenza gave up
taking the Doctors medicine and it
put her back on her feet in no time
1t surely does beat all how quick it
builds you up and knocks out that
tired. nervous, fidgety feeling. Fact
is-the whole neighborhood thinks
It's great. The two men who took it
after the Flu" boost 1t and SO do
we," continued Mrs. Anderson.
There can be no question about
spring tonic or tonic for after sick
ness to be found on the shelf. Drug
gists endorse il. Doctors prescribe il
often and thousands of users say ii
beats everything else. Note: We pre-
pay large bottle genuine Hypo-Cod
anywhere, $1.20 plus &c war tax.
Peoples Drug Stores. Washington,
y. 4 = n -s
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
SHOES IN CHEST
WITH ICE CREAM
District Food Inspectors
Also Find One Can Stop
ped Up With Soap.

Food inspectors Of the District yes
terday were detailed by DR.. William
c. Fowler, chief Of the health depart
ment. to investigate the ice cream
situation in the city.
"Washingtonians must be assured
they are eating a pure, clean ice
cream product this summer" said Dr..
Fowler last night. investigators
were sent out yesterday to learn II
blame is TO be attached to the manu-.
facturer or to the retailer.
1--WE are concerned with the con-
dition in which ice cream reaches the
consumer. In fact we are inclined 10
believe manufacturers may not be at
fault. but that retailers keep the
product TOO long or carelessly before
it is disposed Of"
Already some evidence of un-
sanitary conditions has been re-
ported at headquarters. Ice-chests
will be scrutinized by the inves-
tigators. Many cas- of ice cream
have been found to have been re-
tained long enough for dust to ac-
cumulate several inches deep in the
ice cream. Old shoes were found
in the ice-chest of one ice cream
parlor.
Three cans of milk have been
condemned by the health depart
ment as coming into the District
in an unclean condition. Rather
than face charges before the United
States District Attorney, the ship
per. Jack Harding OF Germantown,
Nd. paid a twenty-five dollars fine.
The holes of one can had been
stopped up with soap.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
Hotel MAN GAINS
"a POUNDS taking
EARLE'S HYPO-C0D
Shortness Of Breath, Bad Cough
and Weakness All Left
Him Like Magic.
SAYS 1T IS A GRAND
TONIC FOR EVERYONE

II had the influenza for four
weeks and it had me fiat on my
back. lost every ounce of
strength 1 had and crawled out of
bed four weeks later with an
awful racking cough. A deep,
painful soreness in my chest, short
ness OF breath and away below my
regular weight" writes Elmer W.
Johnson, hotel manager, well known
to many here in Washington.
IT had tried all the old-time rem
edies without getting any new
strength SO I heard about Earle's
Hypo-Cod and the wonderful repu-
tation that famous concern has for
turning out real medicine so 1
bought a bottle. Right here I'll
say il is the only tonic that really
masters a cold and knocks a cough
quick. 1t gave me new strength.
gained "a pounds in weight and
l never have any more night sweats.
coughs. or shortness of breath. My
appetite is wonderful and it brought
me back to real health so quick,
I've still got a little left in a bottle,
but don't need it," continues Mr..
johnson. manager Palace Hotel, At
lantic City, N. ].
When a person is weak. half sick
and worn-out with sickness or
overwork let them take Earle's
Hypo-Cod a week or two and it is
simply astounding the difference it
makes. Read what others say
about Earle's Hypo-Cod on the
right and below and then come down
to the drug store and get bottle.
Peoples Drug Stores. Washington.
d C.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
HUSBAND HAD
INDIGESTION
Wife Declares Earle's Hypo-Cod
Made Different Man Of
Him Quickly.
BUILT HIM RIGHT UP.
my Husband Lost His Appetite,
Had Heartburn, Gas, Beleh-
ing Spells, Grew
Weak.
BUILT HIM RIGHT UP.

He didn't get the nourishment out
OF food that he should until hap
PLY he began taking Earle's Hypo-
Cod. 1t is wonderful medicine. 1t
removed all trace OF the stomach
trouble and he eats grand, sleeps
dandy and feel lots stronger. He
surely Is pleased with it," declared
Mrs. II. Logeman, 604 9Th St, N.
E.. Washington, D. C.
If the reader is feeling below par
physically and has headaches, dizzy
spells, gas on the stomach. heart
burn, shortness of breath, foul
breath, catarrhal or bronchial af-
fections. let them take this system
cleansing and strengthening tonic
for a week or two and q remark
able change will almost invariably
be noted the third or fourth day.
AS spring tonic 1t is ideal.
Send for a bottle to our nearest
Peoples Drug Store, S1.20, plus SC
war tax.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
MEMORIAL CROSS FOR s
HERO DEAD PLANNED


Residents Of Prince George County.
Maryland. are developing plans for
the erection OF q monster calvary
cross at BisdensburE. the starting
point Of the Bladensburg to Annapolis
State memorial highway. for the sol
diers. sailors and Marines who gave
their lives in the war with Germany.
John r. Riggies Ia chairman Of the
mems. and Mrs. Edgar Brown, chair
man OF the women's committee on the
Calvary Cross Memorial.
Six mothers whose sons fell IN the
war are on the women's committee.
They are: Mrs. Neal Disney, of
Bowie; Mrs. John Thurman, Seat
Pleasant; Mrs. Charles Hartman, Of
Suitland: Mrs. Joseph Ford. colored,
OF Landover; Mrs. II. c. Hunterman.
OF Mount Rainer;; Mrs. harry Stew
art. of Haynesboro. and Mrs. o. C.
Straun. Of Ardmore.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
RUSS REDS DENY
DEFEAT STORIES
Bolshevist Official Says Re-
ports of Kolchak Vic
tories Are Lies.

Budapest. June 3.-Through the nrst
wireless interview, the United Press
has, obtained from Foreign Minister
Pchitcherin. of the Bolshevik govern
ment, his views concerning the situa-
ton in Russia
With permission of the Hungarian
Soviet government, the correspondent
wirelessed a series Of questions to
Tchitcherin. In reply, he wirelessed
the following from Moscow:
Il am Informed by the United Press
that the allied governments have de-
cided to give recognition and support
to Admiral Kolchak In view of this
fact, wish to give the American pub
lie the truth about Kolchak's alleged
offensive. Paris circles hinder Presi-
dent Wilson's receiving the truth.
False press reports follow the same
object.
'Kolchak's troops are not advanc-
ing. On the contrary, they are re-
treating in disorder. Kolchak's por,
tion Is worse every day.
Regarding the situation in Petro-
grad, press dispatches reporting fires
and explosions of ammunition stores,
as well as evacuation Of the city, are
all untrue Petrograd resembles an
armed military camp. The workmen
are armed and hold military exercises
daily. Even the women have Joined
the militia.
News regarding any change in our
policy is untrue. We are and were
always ready 10 enter serious nego-
tiations for peace. We are not guilty
of shedding blood We were always
on the defensive.
"All these lies are obviously meant
to induce President Wilson to adopt
a course of armed intervention, which
is contrary to American interests
I'm the name OF truth, I ask you
to communicate my remarks to the
American public"
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
THOUSANDS FLOCK ITO PEOPLES DRUG
STORE FOR BOTTLE SPRING FOOD TONIC
HYPO-COD MAKES
People STRONGER
Much More Powerful Than Old
fashioned and Weak
Tonic Medicines.
LADY AT DEATHS DOOR
REVIVED QUICKLY BY IT

There can be no question about
Earle's Hypo-Cod being stronger.
better, quicker acting tonic. The
statement of Mrs. d. e. Whitlatch
whose address for easy verification
is printed below proves this. She
said:
At had a dreadful attack of the
Flu and I was down with 1t for six
long trying weeks. I thought I was
done for. I was terribly weak ana
II seemed like could not regain my
strength. My appetite was so poor
I didn't care to eat anything. I had
headaches and pains across my
chest and coughed all the time.
couldn't get anything to stop the
cough either and seldom slept well.
Then saw Earle's Hypo-Cod
praised in the papers and 1 do be-
lieve the very first dose helped me.
1 kept getting better and better and
stronger and stronger until 1 feel
today as strong and good as I ever
did. The headaches. aches, sore
soreness. cough and all left me and
my appetite and digestion are
grand. 1t is a good honest medicine
and I gladly endorse it publicly.
For years I had a slight bronchial
affection and even that has gone"
continued Mrs. whitlatch. 1929 Po-
tomac avenue southeast, Washing
ton, D. c.
A SPLENDID TONIC.
Anyone troubled with bronchial.
catarrhal. sore chest, shortness of
breath or chronic cough troubles
will find this tonic not only ban
ishes such ailments, but strength
ems and builds up the system so
nicely the relief is of a permanent
nature. 1t helps the stomach, di-
gestion. appetite, nerves, blood and
whole system to renewed vigor.
Headaches, constipation. indiges-
tion, biliousness. achy back, sides
or muscles, anaemia and debility are
not difficult to relieve when one
takes Ea-le's Hypo-Cod. 1t is phe-
scribed by doctors. Druggists en-
dorse 1t and thousands of users as
sert its superiority for after illness
or overwork. Bearing the name of
the nationally-known Earle Chemical
Co., Wheeling, w. Va, quality is
positively assured. Come down to
the drug store and get a bottle to-
night. 1t is very pleasant to take.
Children are fond of 1t.
Note: We prepay large bottle
anywhere receipt price. $1.20 plus
sc war tax. Peoples Drug stores.
Washington, d. c.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03

need less than the 10000 men. but
we do not expect to require the CO.
operation OF the navy longer than
August /"
Relative to the services rendered by
other countries in the return OF troops
Secretary Baker said the British had
brought II per cent Of the total re-
turned, the French 3 per cent, and
the Italians and neutrais 6 per cent
II has cost the government about $50
per man for those carried on foreign
ships. be reported. The average cost
In sending men TO Europe was ss1- 70
per man. according to his figures.
He reported the discharge Of SOL
diers for the first four weeks in May
as follows: Week ended May 4, 7s.52O;
May 10. si.7s1; May II, S.oss. and May
"a. so.ss2
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
ILLNESS DRIVES
MAN TO SUICIDE
William H. Bruce, 80 Years
Old, Former Hotel Door
keeper, Shoots Self.

Startled by the sound Of a pistol
shot coming from the basement of
an K street. willis A. Madden. who
was on the second floor at the time.
rushed to the cellar and there found
the body of William H. Bruce. 50
years old, lying on the floor with blood
flowing from a hole in his left breast
A smoking revolver was lying by his
side. tsa e"
Madden. who lives at 1908 8 street,
summoned Dr. Darcy M. Magee, 1923
Connecticut avenue, who pronounced
the man dead.
Coroner hewitt was notified and
after interviewing several of Bruce's
friends. who testified that he-had been
In Ill health for some time. gave a
certificate of death by suicide. Bruce
had been employed as doorkeeper at
one Of the downtown hotels and was
known to many Washingtonians.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
Work Was Drudgey-Nerves So
Bad Couldn't Sleep. .Ap-
petite Was Gone.
WASHINGTON LADY SAYS
HYPO-COD IS WONDERFUL

II got so rundown. weak and nerv-
Gus and I couldn't sleep. Appetite
had gone and after trying a lot of
different medicines was about ready
to give up when heard about Earle's
Hypo-Cod. 1t is wonderful medicine.
In just three short weeks it changed
me from a weak, rundown. half sick
woman into real health I feel 100
per cent better than I did three short
weeks ago." declared Mrs. NJ. Flana-
gan. g Q street N. E.
"Earle's Hypo-Cod built me right
up. 1t certainly is fine to give per-
son strength. I now eat good and
can sleep like a child. Ny nerves are
GOOD and strong again and feel 100
per cent better than did three short
weeks ago. Everyone tells me how
much better I am looking. 1t benefit
cd me so wonderfully I am glad to
allow my name to be published as I
hope others will try it too" continued
Mrs Flanagan.
Anyone feeling half sick. weak.
nervous. out Of sorts can easily take
bottle or two of Earle's Hypo-Cod
and get results. Especially this time
OF year. 1t isn't any trouble to take
it Just before meals and II is so nice
tasting children are fond of it. Elderly
folks praise 1t and doctors and drug
gists endorse the formula
Come down to the drug store to-
night and procure couple bottles.
We redeem coupons with Hypo-cod
and give to every tvo-bottle purchaser
their choice Of sc box Earie's sss
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
FIRE AND POLICE PAY
BOOST TO BE URGED

The police committee Of the Wash
inkton Chamber OF Commerce voted
for q $40 increase inlfhe salary OF
privates In the Police and Fire De-
partments. with proportionate fn-
creases to officers according to
rank. at q meeting last mighty.
The resolutions will be presented
to the Chamber OF Commerce 1T its
regular meeting tonight. with q
view to securing Congressional leg
islation In this connection. The
committee urged the establishment
Of a trafic court in the District.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
''CAN | BE
CURED?" ASKS
THE SUFFERER

How often have you heard that
sad cry from the victims of disease.
far for help, but oftener it is lust
in its first stages, and the pains and
aches are only natures first cries
for help. Do not despair. Find out
the cause and give nature all the
help you can and she will repay
you with health. Look after the
kidneys. The kidneys are the most
overworked organs of the human
body. and when they fail in their
work of filtering and throwing off
the poison that constantly accumu>
lates in the system, everything goes
wrong. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil
Capsules will give almost immedi-
ate relief from kidney and bladder
troubles and their kindred ailments.
They will free your body from pain
in short order. But be sure to get
GOLD MEDAL. Look for the name
on every box. In three sizes, sealed
packages. Money refunded. IL they
do not help you.--Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
Edward F. Morrisey
Dies at His D. {. Home

Edward r. Morrisey, for six years
general manager of the w. B. Moses
& Sons stores, died at his apartments
at the Alabama at o'clock yester-
day evening. He was SO years Of
age.
Mr.. Morrisey is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Jane Evan Morrisey, and one
son. George Morrisey.
The funeral will be held at st. Pat
rick's Church Thursday morning. and
interment will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY FORECAST.
District Of Columbia-Fair. continued warm
Tuesday; "Wednesday unsettled, probably some
what cooler; gentle shifting winds
Magland-Fair, continued warm Tuesday
Wednesday probably showers and cooler In west
portion. unsettled and cooler In east portion;
gentle shifting winds.
yirginia-Fatr Tuesday. excerpt showers In eI-
treme southwest portion: Wednesday unsettled
and somewhat cooler, probably showers In south
and west portions; moderate southeast winds
the coast
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
100000 YANKS
lNEUR0PE, AUG. |.
Baker Expects Majority Of
A. E. F. Home This
Summer.

France will be cleared of American
nghters by August, except for a "few
scattering troops" Secretary Baker
told the House Naval Affairs Commit
tee yesterday.
BY August 1 we expect to have
fewer than 2oo,ooo men in Europe" /"
Secretary Baker said. "rhe army
Of occupation may need more or may
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
Thieves Steal Bank Stock
And War Savings Stamps

Two robberies at First and NJ
streets northeast. Sunday night, net
ted thieves $500 in War Savings
Stamps, ten shares of Riggs National
Bank stock, ten shares of Liberty
Savings Bank stock. $500 worth of
insurance papers and a set Of tools
valued at $40.
The tools were stolen from the
office of John c. Ritter, 107 NJ street
and the rest of the loot was OBJ
tanned from S. B. Lincoln's coal
office at First and NJ streets.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
GIVES PERSON new Strength
ENERGY AMBITION, APPETITE

or Soc box Nerv-Mintz to be taken in
connection with Earle's Hypo-Cod
where user is troubled with constipa-
tion or nerves. Peoples Six Big Drug
Stores, Washington, D. c.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
LOCAL TEMPERATURE.

Midnight. 70; . a. m, 81; a NJ, 81; 9
a. m, g.; a. m., 66 : 10 a m, n; IL noon
81; p. m-s 81; p m. s.; s p m, s.;
8 p IN. "a; 10 p. m, r.
Maximum. So; minimum, g.
Relative huidity-s a m. 50; p. m, 81;
s p. m, 50
Rainfall Is p. m TO p M. o. hour of
sunshine. las; per cent Of possible sunshine.
100.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
Wants u. S. to Build Roads.

Creation Of a Federal Highways
Commission. to establish a national
system OF roads. is provided for in
a bill introduced by Senator Town.
send, of Michigan.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
DEPARTrRES

Accumulated excess Of temperature since Jan
uary l, 1919. +40S.
Excess Of temperature since June l. 1919, rs
Accumulated excess Of precipitation since jan
uary l, 1873, 1904
Deficiency of precipitation sinos June l,
1919 -0.l3
Temperature same date last year-Hisheyt %:
lowest, TO-
OTHER TEMPERATURES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-01
AUTO THIEVES GET AWAY WITH
IS D. C.. CARS DURING 1918

key will unlock as n matter OF prenu-
ton against thieves.
1t has been demonstrated in a num-
Der of cases where cars have been
carried Off by thieves, and which have
been recovered, that the expert
thieves not only alter the general ap-
pearance of the stolen cars. but
bers as well as the factory num-
bers of the cars. making it almost i'm
possible to identify these cars.
The police department spent during
the year for kilograms, telephone
messages and other expenses on an
average of SIS for each car reported
stolen. making total for this ex-
pense of $3.50 for the year.
Auto Squad on Duty.
Immediately after q car Is report
ed stolen all surrounding towns and
cities in Maryland and Virginia and
some of the big cities like Baltimore,
Philadelphia. New York and Pitts
burgh are telegraphed or telephoned.
Then there is a squad of detectives
known as the auto squad devoting
time to looking after stolen cars.
Maj. Pullman is sending out to own
ers of all automobiles little slip
warning them against thieves. The
warning follows:
Lock your automobiles securely.
at is in violation of the police reg
ulations to leave an automobile on a
street unattended unless il is secure
ly locked. Automobiles SO locked are
not usually stolen. Fords and other
machines using starting keys which
are all alike should be equipped with
special locks using Yale keys or sim
liar pattern"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-01
Thanksgiving Day Takes
On Added Significance.

Thanksgiving took on added sgnifi-
canoe in the District as a result of
the victorious ending of the war. 1t
was day of good cheer in the
Districts penal. charitable and cor
rectional institutions
The Commissioners estimates for
the needs of the District during the
fiscal ear that begins July /, 1919,
were made public with the converting
OF Congress on December 2. Prepared
early last fall, the estimates. calling
for a total appropriation of $15,7st.-
2a9. reflected the Commissioners pur-
pose to abide by strict war time
policy of economy. The budget pre-
sented In December. 1917. called for a
total appropriation of $l7.502, 324.
There was also transmitted to
Congress by the District heads. in
December. supplemental estimates
amounting to N.s4s.saS for proposed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-01
62 LYNCHINGS IN 1918,
AGAINST SO DURING 1917
Viitims Include So Colored and 4
White Persons-Georgia Leads
With IS.

There were sixty-two Iynchinss in
the United States during the year
1918. according to figures compiled
by Monroe n. Work, in charge of
records and research at the Tuskegee
Institute. This was an increase Of
twenty-four over the total Of thirty
eight iynchings in 1917.
OF the number put to death in
1918 tifty-eight were colored and four
white. Five of them were women.
Sixteen were charged with assaults
or attempted assaults on women.
The states in which lynchings oc-
CURED and the number in each state
are as follows: Alabama. 5; Ar
kansas, .: California, l.; Florida, -:
Georgia. IS: Illinois, I; Kentucky, 1;
Louisiana. .; Mississippi. 6; North
Carolina. .: Oklahoma, /; South Caro-
lima, / Tennessee, 4; Texas. 8; Vir-
ginia. l, and wyoming, /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-01
NET REDUCTION OF 1874
IN u. S. CLERICAL FORCE
Most Noticeable Falling OF Dur
ing Week Ended December FL
Was in War Trade Board,

A net reduction of 1914 was made in
the governments clerical force in
Washington during the week ended
December 81, according to figures COM
piled by the housing division of the
War Department. This is in line with
the steady cutting down of person.
mel which began with the signing of
the armisticc.
A total of 1907 persons left the de-
partments during the week before
Christmas, but the appointment of
9o3 left the net reduction 394
The most noticeable falling off was
in the War Trade Board, where 254
persons were dropped and five ap-
pointed, making a net reduction of
249 in that bureau. The Navy De-
partment dropped fifty and took on 4.
The War Department dropped l43 and
took on forty-four.
The Treasury Department was the
only one to make large increase
in force. appointing 537 employees and
losing 500. Il net increase of :3T.