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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-19
Yesterdays Results
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.

MA IONHL LEHSOE.
At Pittsburgh
New York ...... 600 600 600 3
Pittsburg ..... 03O 030 01x-7 II l
Barnes, Shower and Gonzales; Ad-
ans and Blackwell.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit ......... 200 211 110-S Is
Boston ........ Oo2 900 600 2
Ehmke, Ayers and Ainsmith S.
Jones. McGraw and Schang.
At New York
Chicago ...... 200 0O1 O10-4 l
New York 500. 900 600 OOx-6 10
Mayer, Lowdermilk, Wilkinson and
Schalk; Mays and Ruel.
At Washington
(First Game)
ST. Louis ..... 900 300 600 3 10 .
Washington -. 102 026 10x-12 IA 1
sothoron, Vangilder and Collins;
Schacht and Charity.
(Second Game)
St. Louis ...... 600 600 1000 8 3
Washington 49,. 001 $50 10x-7 10
Gallia and Billings; Courtnay and
Agnew.
At Cleveland
Cleveland ..... 100 600 1923 I
Philadelphia -. 900 O10 OOO-1 l
Uhle, Bagby and c. Thomas; Eckert
end Perkins.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At st. Paul
indianapolis -. 021 900 o0O-3 2
St. Paul ...... ia 900 10x-7 IS
Crum and Henline; Williams, Hall
and Hargrave.
At Minneapolis
Columbus ...... 400 900 201-7 II l
Minneapolis 49,. 900 10 020-4 9 !
Hovlik and Henry, Owens; Sherman
and Wagner.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-19
James de Hart

James de Hart, a member Of thu
wonderful grit team which repre-
scented the University of Pittsbura
in 1917, has returned to the univer--
sity and has been elected captain OF
the team for the coming season. He
enlisted in the aviation corps and
served in France
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-19

All tickets to the world series
games staged in Cincinnati will be
sold cording to the rotation num-
bers on the applications for tick
The Washington times., 1919-01-14
Returning to Work, Finds Strength
Gone. Racking Cough Still
fingered. No Appetite.
WELL KNOWN HERE, SHE
RECOMMENDS HYPO-COD
Clerk in Division of Loans and
Currency. Connection With
Liberty Loans.

"r had a most severe attack OF the
Influenza. which left me in a very
weakened and rundown condition -
declared this well-known Government
Employe. Il had no appetite and
did not relish even my own favor!te
dishes. My chief trouble after the
Flu however. was from q cough
that troubled me night and day.
tried various cough remedies. but one
after another OF them failed to stop
il, and it fingered on until one day
a friend suggested I try Hypo-Cod.
I certainly am glad ! did. ,an
truthfully state experienced a
change for the better almost immedi-
ately. My cough entirely disappear
ed and my appetite came back, and
is all that could be wished for.
again enjoy restful sleep without
those awful coughing spells and am
'nfident Hypo-Cod Is one OF the
excellent remedies one can take
] AN happy to recommend 1t to any
one who may be rundown constitu-
tionally from any cause whatever" !"
declared still another Of the numer.
The Washington times., 1919-01-14
AT TER THE flu
LOST HER VOICE
Following Flu" Had La Grippe.
Then Pleurisy. Siege Left
Her Very Weak.
NEIGHBORs URGED HER
TO TRY HYPO-COD
This Washington Lady Says Hypo-
Cod Is Simply Grand
|. Medicine.

II had a very severe attack of the
Flu and directly after the Flu !
was taken down with La Grippe, and
after that went into a serious and
acute case of PleurisX. This caused
me to lose my voice. This long siege
of sickness left me in frightfulIy
weakened condition, and it seemed
like I must succumb. Even my diges-
tion no longer worked" writes thi.
Washington lady whose name Is given
below.
II read the splendid Endorsement
being given Hypo-Cod in the papers
and then some neighbor friends OF
mine urged me to try it, so I bought a
bottle and I received the greatest
kind Of relief from using it, In
fact. it has had such a splendid cffec:
in my case that my own family ply
sician advised me to continue taking
1t right along. and I surely think II
is wonderful. I am giving 1t to my
two boys, too Zone fourteen and the
other ten). and they are gaining new
strength and weight every day. It
seems like. Their little appetites
came right back in grand style. and
L can see an improvement in their
condition every day. It docs the
work so quickly. too. that nost
heartily and gratefully recommend
Hypo-Cod to all who have zone
through the agonies OF this dreadful
disease, and will be more than glad
to tell anyone the wonderful good this
medicine has done me and my caild
ren," continued Mrs. K. Brotherton,
sos Eye ST. 6. r.
Most everyone following the "Flu''
complains of catarrhal troubles, bron-
chial affections and deep-seated coughs
and colds. Chest soreness, and other
indications point to the fact
that many are apt to be troubled a
long time with lung weakness unless
they take something promptly. The
danger OF tuberculosis Is ever pres
ent. and an alarming number arc con-
tracing this fatal disease following
Pneumonia and Influenza
To be on the safe side take this adj
vice: Go down to the nearest People !
Drug Store here in Washington and
ask the clerk about il. Ask to see the
formula on the bottle. Submit il to
your physician il you wish, but, better
still, take home a bottle or two and
quickly put yourself back on your
feet and to work days and weeks
sooner
Read what other washingtoniaps
say about Hypo-Cod on this same
page.
The Washington times., 1919-01-14
.HYPO-COD HELPED
SAVE MY BOYS
Youngest Boy Taken With Fin"
Christmas Day. Next Morning
She cad Other Two
Children Down.
HUSBAND FORTUNATELY
PROVED GOOD NURSE
All Took Hypo-Cod, Now Feel Fine.
Doctor Says Keep On Taking
This Fine Remedy.

"On Christmas Dav INV yo,,,.ast
ooy was stricken with the flu and
tne very next morning I was down
~ ~th II myself and so were my other
I"o cniIoren. Only my husband es-
peo ana l don't know what we
would have done If he had taken n
too. I was attracted by the sdu.r'
tlsements in the papers saving the
Peopieis Drug sStores Recommended
aypo-Cod and bought q bottle. The
cnhoren all responded very PROMPTLY
70 the oenefcent action of Hyno-
COO. Their annoying and distressing
coughs disappeared and their appe-
tites showed immediate imnrove-
ment: You could just see them com
ing back to health. For myseIf 7
reel that 1 am being greatly beIned
anu acting on the advice of our tam
Iy physician, am continuing to take
Hypo-Cod and shall until am fuJIv
ana completely restored and beyond
All chance of complications. ] really
oeheVe IL was factor in saying nv
Two boys. Ny little girl suffered
only light attack. We are ali ~,
the hishroad to restored health
however. and I am glad to add nv
name and praise to the many praising
Hypo-Cod," declared still another
lady In Washington. Mrs. LilIjan r
NILS 1116 Robinson street south
weak, puny. thin, nervous chill
dren thrive on Hypo-Cod. They like
~ 100 and nothing could be better
Tor their little bodies. 1t drives awav
mat dangerous cold and cough almost
IKE magic, and builds them nm 90
tnat when they 60 out in the weather
you need not fear the coughs and
colds. They sleep better. gain
weight. have better blood ana NOS
per exceedingly nne on Hypo-cod,
II stimulates their digestion and an
petlte. Just exactly what is needed
bottle tonight at the nearest PEI
pies Drug Store. eve shin larre
bottles Hypo-Cod anywhere, prenaid
on receipt OF price, s12o-PeopIe's
Drug Stores, Washington. d. C.)
The Washington times., 1919-01-14
Potomac's First Big Ship
Since Days of Washington
Soon to Ride Ways to Sea

The first seagoing ship to be built
on the Potomac river since the days
OF George Washington will be
launched some time next month by
the Virginia Shipbuilding Corpora
tion. The ship, the Gunston Hall,
the first rivet in whose keel was
driven by President Wilson on May
80 last. will be 9,400 tonnage cargo
carrier and will cost $2,OOO.0OO. 1t is
the first of a feet of twelve all
steel cargo carriers to be built by
the corporation, under contract with
the Emergency Fleet Corporation.
The launching of the Gunston Hall
will mark a new epoch in shipbuild-
ing not only in Alexandria but in
the entire Potomac river region.
Never since George Washington made
the river famous have large ships
been constructed here.
For this reason special ceremonies
The Washington times., 1919-01-14
Preparation Introduced For Special Those Getting
Over "Flu" Meets With Praise Here.
QUICKLY BUILDS UP WEAK RUNDOWN FOLKS.
stops Dangerous Cough. Puts
Them Back to Work Days
and Weeks Sooner.
STATEMENTS BELOW OF
WASHINGTON PEOPLE

The statements OF washingtonians
VINO, after an attack of the "Flu."
Pneumonia or other weakened illness.
have taken Hypo-Cod and quickly re-
gained their strength. appetite, and
rich, red blood prove Hypo-Cod does
an that is claimed for it.
1t surely does stop the cough that
fingers after this particular trouble
and wards OF the dangerous lung,
pulmonary and tubercuIar dangers
People weak, nervous, troubled with
bad cough. chest soreness, weak. achy
muscles and back will find Hypo-Cod
exactly what they need. according to
the statements OF Washington people
who testify to its exceptional merit
on this page.
It stops the cough and drives out
the soreness and lung congestion. It
drives out the catarrhal symptoms
and brings back the appetite, so that
you want to eat a big, hearty meal
again Helps the digestion also, so
that you can get all the good out of
your food It brings back the lost
weight, energy, and vitality and
avoids the dangerous complications
20 apt TO follow While one Is weak
ened and run down from long illness.
It restores the recuperative powers,
seeadies the nerves and produces
sound, restful sleep, pndisturbed by
coughing and colds.
How nicely II does this in just q day
OF 80 is proven by the statements Of
Washington people on this page. Read
what they say. Then drop into the
nearest Of the Ave Peoples Drug
Stores and ask the clerk. Ask to see
the formula on the bottle. or. better
stiil, take home q bottle or two to-
night
IN families where there is sickness
II Is q wise precaution for the rest to
take Hypo-Cod. 1t strengthens the
whole family and increases their dis
esse-resistfng vitality. Children like
IL. Il Is pleasant to take and agrees
perfectly with the most delicate stom-
aeh Hypo-Cod contains extractives
of Fresh cod livers. Iron. Malt, Wild
Chkrry Bark. Sherry Wine and the
compound syrup OF Hypophophites OF
Lime. Potassium. Iron, Manganese.
Strychnine, quinine and sodium.
Read what users right here In
washinrton are already saying about
At. Remember Hypo-Cod Is being in
trsauesd at this time for the sole pur-
nose Of helping those who need It II
10 exactly what is needed. and does
tust what IL Is recommended to do.
owe gladly prepay Hypo-Cod in large
bottles anywhere upon receipts or
price, s1-20. Peoples Drug Stores,
Washington. d. CO
The Washington times., 1919-01-14

ingale sings in the wood. 'Ta-ra-lu,
ta-ra-le'"
Ben Bernie, a good looking young
man in a good-looking suit, intro
duces the audience to the jazz vio-
lin. He plays reveille as it ought to
be played. as a New Orleans jazz
band would play it, and as a wrist
watch youth would play it.
Olsen and Johnson, "likable lads"
give a riot of song. interspersed with
plenty OF hee-hawing. Their songs
are funny. but they are funnier, and
their own laughter soon becomes
contagious
Edmond Hayes. assisted by Rich
ard Hutchin. appears in a short
sketch called "Moonshine."
Bert and Lottle Walton sing and
dance in a brief act The Pathe
news pictorial and a Red Cross Sc
The Washington times., 1919-01-14
THOUGHT He
HAD THE flu
Had All the Symptoms. Took
Hypo-Cod As Preventive.
-. Does All Claimed.

Bsiov is the statement OF ore OF the
many here In Washington who, with
All the symptoms Of the "hu," believed
fr an -ounce Of prevention Is worth
a > ,und of cure" Read what he says
Re b what folks say above.
Il had all the pains and aches that
seem to be the precursor Of the fiu:'
I had severe pains in the lumbar re-
zion and felt achy and stiff all over.
Ny digestion and appetite became i'm
paired, and ! was badly constipated
and stuffed up. / decided IL was wise
TO build myself up right quick. so got
a bottle of Hypo-Cod on the advice OF
friends and my relief was almost i'm
mediate I'm sure it kept me from
coming down with the flu The
very first doses seemed to strengthen
and benefit me, and there Is no doubt
IN my mind thai this medicine has
nigh preventive virtues. i am thor
cuehIy convinced that Hypo-Cod will
do ali that Is claimed for it," declares
N. J. Lane, lis p street northwest,
washington, d. c.
II there is sickness in the reader s
house a bottle of Hypo-Cod should be
taken home and the whole family
started using It. It strengthens and
builds them up. Wards OF sickness
.Just as q tonic for fall and winter
use it has no superior.
Read what Washington folks say
who had the "hu' and used Hypo-C Cod.
Then get Q bottle tonight. Their state.
rnents are printed above and In the
merit column
The Washington times., 1919-01-14
GERTRUDEHOFFMAN
STAR At B.F.KE|TH'S
b. r. kEITH'S.

Gertrude Hoffman, 1.-THE, graceful,
rhythmic dancer, is the chief Attrac-
tion Of the captivating bill at 8. F..
kcith's Theater this week.
On red, single-tone background.
making an unusually impressive set
ting, she does pretty Spanish
dance, and then. against a violet
background, equally as impressive.
she gives with rare ability the
Dance of the Allies" A simple tab
leau. entitled THE Vision" lends a
further patriotic touch to her pro-
gram.
To lend variety to her act, she
gives successive representations of
Ann Pennington. Eddie Foy, Fannie
Brice. and Bessie McCoy-all faith
lul portrayals- making her changes
OF costume in a little dressing room
at the rear of the stage in full sight
or the audience, a feature interest
ing to both men and women.
Leona stephens and Len d. Hollis
Ter are in an interesting act called
out in California" Len comes home
soused and finds difficulty in finding
the keyhole. Leona, next-door
mel ishbor, returns at the same hour
ana hnds she can't rouse anyone at
her house. Len and Leona spend the
night on their respective door stoops,
exchanging witticisms.
James and Bonnie Thornton, old
'iners, who appeared on the stage
more than twenty-five years ago. re-
peat their ancient acts and show that
oid Man Time can't steal their pep.
heien~ Eley sings some amusing
sohgs-one about the well-known
apartment house in which the lady
underneath is continually warbling
tne same old tune, when the night
The Washington times., 1919-01-14

and attractiyely gowned, Will. Del
and Viola Duvail, spriRhtIy SON
brettes, were much in evidence In
songs and dances.
The company also includes: Nav
belle Courtney. Pauline Harer sam
Green. and Tom Duffy. Andy Harer,
the musical director, came in FOR
much applause by singing old time
songs from the leaders desk. The
girls of the chorus not only sing
we'll in the ensembles. but appear to
advantage individually in a stunt"
number.
The Washington times., 1919-01-14
AN OLD EMPL0YE IN TREASURY DEPT.
HAD "FLUr-TOOK HYPO-COD-FEELS FINE

Gus Washingtonians who heartily in
dorse .Hypo-Cod. Mrs. A. c. Doyle,
144O r street northwest. Washing ton,
D. c. (Clerk in Filing Division
Loans and Currency.
Stops Cough Quickly.
Hypo-Cod not only stops the cough
Just an ordinary remedy might do
that. Hypo-Cod stops the cough. -e
lieves the Bronchial, Catarrhal
trouble. irritation and soreness in
throat and chest, and then builds and
strengthens the system. You there
by are doing more than stop the
cough. You are toning up the diges-
ton, appetite, blood and vitality so
epidemics and coughs, colds. La Grippe
Influenza and kindred winter com
plants.
Hypo-Cod is a genuinely meritor-
ious preparation. Not a secret prep
aration. The Formula is on the bot
tie. 1t is made by the nationally
known Earle Chemical Co. Wheeling,
W. Va. Hypo-Cod contains EXtrac-
tiVes from fresh cod livers freed Of
the usual nauseating fishy taste. com
bined with Malt. Iron. Wild Cherry
Bark and the Compound Syrup, OF
Hypophosphites OF Lime, Potassium
IRON, -hdhB N(ulnlne
and Sodium. Doctors prescribe it,
Tens of Thousands OF people recov-
ering from the Fin" or other vast
ing illness swear by it. 1t is pleas
ant to take and agrees perfectly with
the most delicate stomach. For more
about Hypo-Cod ask any clerk in the
Peoples Drug Stores here in Wash
ington. eve gladly repay, Large rot
tie Hypo-Cod anywhere receipt price
s1.2O-People's Drug Store, 7th and e
st.. Washington. D. c.
The Washington times., 1919-01-14
GAYETY.

GAYETY.
Supported by a capable company
of burlesque performers. Gertrude
Hayes, Chester Nelson ana Harry
Welsh this week are presenting one
of the best shows seen at the Gayety
in many seasons. 1t is Barney Ge-
rard's eleventh annual edition of
"Follies OF the Day." aud the veteran
producer has outdone all his previous
efforts.
"Polly's Going Up" Is the title OF
the two-act skit, during which the
comedians poke fun at a number OF
popular successes.
Nelson, in his familiar "rube" char
acter, and Welsh. as a comedy Jew.
keep the fun going at a high rate of
speed. Miss Hayes is in good voice
The Washington times., 1919-01-14
ADVERTISEMENT
Get Rid of That
Persistent Cough

or cold, threatening throat or lung
affections, with Eckman's Alterative
the tonic and upbuilder OF 20 years
successful Use. soc and s1.5o bottles
from Peoples Drug Stores and other
leading druggists.
The Washington times., 1919-01-14
GREG0RY'S QUITTING UPSET
LEWIS MAYORAlTY PLANS

CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-THE resignation
OF Attorney General Gregory, an
nounced Sunday. has upset the plans
Of Chicago Democrats, who, accord
ing to reports today. were ready 10
launch the mayoralty campaign Of
United States Senator J. Hamilton
Lewis, Thursday
Senator Lewis is mentioned as a
probable successor to Gregory. and,
until this question is definitely set
tied, the Chicago Democrats say they
are somewhat up in the air." regard
ing the candidate for mayor.
The Washington times., 1919-01-14

won his nght for freedom IN United
states Judge Newman's court
The court decided Banning was an
American when he was interned. and.
therefore. is entitled TO his discharge.
Government attorneys announces
an appeal will be made 90 the United
States Circuit Court OF Appeals or 60
the United States Supreme Court.
The Washington times., 1919-01-14
DUKE CHARGES s1,o00,o00
FOR GIVING UP HIS THRONE

. BERNE, Jan. 1.-THE story 1f how
Duke Bernhard OF the Duchy OF Sake
Aeiningen abdlcated in return for the
payment OF 81 100000 has reached
here. After the council of workmen
and soldiers had got from him his
consent to abdicate, the duke refused
to have his son sign away his rights.
After much dickering the rights of
succession were renounced and the
duke became a millionaire.
The Washington times., 1919-01-14
PLAN PROMOTIONS
|NNAW RESERVE

The Navy Department now is work
ing out a policy as to promotions in
the reserve. but does not intend to
raise officers above the grade of COM
mander. Secretary Daniels has inti-
mated.
The Washington times., 1919-01-14
MILLIONAIRE INTERNED AS
ENEMY ALIEN IS RELEASED

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 14-chsrIe.
+. Banning. PittsourgR millionaire,
recently interned as an enemy alien
The Washington times., 1919-01-14

rial round out a satisfying bill Of
entertainment
The Washington times., 1919-01-14

II your hands chap CT skin &c
rough and red these wiptry days.
few applications Of
The Washington times., 1919-01-14

Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Hair
Tonic, sizes. .......... soc and g. c
Walnutta Hair Stain. .49c
Forhan's Tooth Paste. -. 25c and 45c
Ideal Chlorate of Potash Tooth Paste,
will prevent Riggs disease; O9o
Ipecol Dental Cream, the famous
cmetine preparation that prevepts
spongy gums and loose CSe
teeth ............... AcS
The Washington times., 1919-01-14

Every user satisfied. IF the hrs
application of FAIRYFOOT doesn'
help, return whats left and get your money
Satisfaction Is absolutely guaranteed. d
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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-07-11

Denver.-According To officials of
the Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph Company, there will be no
reduction in rates before Dec. !, de-
spite the decision of the State Supreme
Court unfolding the city's right to reg
ulate rates. The officials make ii plain
also that they have only one months
rebates To pay, the lines being under
control of the government the balance
of the period. "rhe company is in the
hands of the United States govern
ment,' said Milton Smith, general
counsel Of the company, "and hence is
out of the hands of the company. The
bill restoring the telephone and tele-
graph lines 10 the respective companies
has passed Congress and now awaits
the signature of the President.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-07-11

Judge j. d. Fletcher by Mrs. Mary d.
Parkhurst before whom she is appear
Ing for a divorce from the husband Of
her romantic youth.
With her heart filled with romance
and the promise Of happiness. Mary
Williams, a daughter Of DIR. John A.
Williams, a Puyallup physician, was
married to Marvin Parkhurst. In 1917,
and after a short honeymoon to rela-
tives and friends the couple repaired
to the husbands homestead In Mon
tana, where, as she told the Judge, her
romance was shattered.
In a log cabin ~ feet long and 10
feet wide, with q dirt floor and a bed
made with drygoods boxes supporting
a pair Of springs, a table i%mprovised
by mailing a board to the inner walls
Of the hut, and no chairs, the bride
soon realized that her love was to be
put to the severest test.
But when It was known that the
stork would soon pay them a visit
and no medical assistance arranged
for because her husband was q Chris
tian Scientist. life became an unbear-
able burden. All the heat and glow
Of a rosy life Of love and devotion she
had pictured to herself was broken and
she fed with babe In arms to her near
est neighbor, % miles away.
Parkhurst is contesting the divorce
On the ground that his wife knew Of
the conditions when she married him.