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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-08

Louisville, KY. Dec. S,--After a
corporate existence Of 1875 years,
the city OF Jeffersontown, in Jerrvr-
son county, KY, has petitioned the
courts to revoke its charter, which
was obtained in 1874, and asked
that its government revert to coun.
ty control.
A majority Of the voters signed
the paper, declaring that alleged
high municipal taxes led them to
take the step About 700 persons
including Henry Watterson famous
Journalist, live in the city.
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STOPPED COUGH
SHE HAD AFTER
ATTACK OF FLU
Lungs Were Sore-Ached From
Head to Foot-Could Not
Regain Lost Strength.
REQUIRED POWERFUL
REMEDY TO STOP IT

81 had a bad case of the Flu and
ached from head to foot. / couldn't
get over il and hardly had strength
enough to drag around. I had such
violent cough I couldn't sleep and my
lungs were so sore couldn't take a
good deep breath. 1t hurt me dread
fully TO cough. Ny appetite was also
gone and l felt miserable the day l
read about HypoCod in the papers. l
bought Hypo-Cod and goodness, gra-
cious, what a change it does make in
a person." declared Mrs. T. F. Gala
han, whose address here in Washing
ton is given below.
IT IS WONDERFUL.
"Hypo-Cod stopped my cough before
/ had used half the bottle and the
soreness and shortness Of breath went
right away. 1t built me up just grand,
too, and I'm feeling fine. 1t did such
wonders for me the family has been
taking it and we've used about six
or eight bottles altogether. My son,
aged II years, and my daughter, aged
0, were both helped wonderfully by
it, after spell of sickness. For my
self I'm feeling better than l have in
several years. Ny appetite is splen-
did and l sleep good. All my old-time
strength has returned. We think
Hypo- Cod the most powerful medi-
cine made and it is nice to take. too"
continued Mrs. Callahan, $40 Mclean
Ave. S. w, Washington, D. c.
To build up the system quickly
after an illness, Earle's Hypo- Cod Is
by far the quickest acting and most
powerful. II wards off complications,
too. and puts a person back on their
feet in robust health days and weeks
sooner. Hypo-Cod is not a patent
each bottle. The name Earle Chem
icsl Co. is n guarantee OF the very
finest ingredients. Read what another
user says on the right. Then drop In
and get a bottle or two at the hand'-
est people's Drug Store
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FAT WOMAN LOSSES -
POUNDS FIRST WEEK
Chicago Health Officials Class Col
lectively Casts OFF Muss
Tissue.

CHICAGO. April 3O.-Fifteen fat
women OF Chicago have lost hfty-six
pounds OF adipose tissue. and who
ever nnds II may keep IL. The former
owners don't want II. This number
or entrants in the municipal fat-Te-
ducing class were weighed yesterday
for the nrst time since they began
following the instructions OF DIR.
Robertson, health commissioner, April
22. The average loss for the nrst
weeks training is 3& pounds. Miss
Nellie Leonard, star OF the class, who
started In with 1928 pounds. has
shaken or 8 OF them. A mysterious
Mrs. Jones" who admits that is not
her name. shows the next greatest
Improvement. Her weight last week
was PA pounds. During the week she
has shunted on 6h pounds.
do not be afraid TO starve your
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TANCIER PASTOR AGAINST
DRIVING MEN TO CHURCH

CRlSFIELD. Nd. April s0.-Per-
sons who attended services at the
church on TAngier Island, Va, last
Sunday quote the Rev. w. II. Goodwin
as saying IL would be we'll to cease
trying to force people to go TO church
and try and draw them there by love
and persuasion. a.
The statement follows the shooting
by Constable Charles Conporton, OF n
boy named Roland Parks after the
latter had resisted arrest on Q charge
OF violating a town ordinance prohib-
iting losfing on store porches during
church services. The shooting took
place at the same time Mr.. Goodwin
was delivering his first sermon In the
church. He went to the Island from
Bishopvilie, Nd.
The ordinance prohibiting 1oahnE on
store porches Is said by many to have
been passed as a means OF forcing
residents OF the town TO attend
church services. Out OF 1000 inhabi-
/ tants 1t is said that only about 400
were in the habit OF attending the
single church on the island. To In.
duco more attendance, II is said. the
no-IoAfng ordinance was one OF the
nrst passed In the recently incorpor-
ated town.
While the minister did not categor-
icaIiy condemn the law, his state
ment Is taken to mean he Is In favor
OF repeating IL. Sentiment on the
island is said to be almost wholly In
favor of the boy. who will recover
from his wound.
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NEW TONIC
WONDERFUL
SHE CLAIMS
<
Most Powerful and Quick Acting
Made-Tastes Nice, Too.

"This new medicine called Hypo-
Cod did wonders for me. ! wish
had heard about it motnhs ago. There
I was having headaches and pains
across my back. Bad coughing fits
and chest soreness. too. Every fibre
of my being seemed racked and worn
and / was so weak I could hardly
walk across the. floor. Lucky for me
my brother knew about Hypo-Cod and
I got a bottle. Today ! pronounce 1T
the quickest acting and most power
full tonic ] have ever heard tell of.
1t seemed to have in it just what my
poor starved system cravcd. be
gan gaining strength and filling out
and today feel better than in years.
NV stomach works. better. Ny lungs
and throat are free of trouble and l
Just feel good all over. 1t surely
does tone up the system declared
Mrs. Lula Shelley. Twelfth and Mary
land Ave. S. w, Washington. d. {.
Everybody needs little tonic with
the change in weather. Drop in at
the nearest Peoples Drug Store and
ask about the special free offer to
Hyporod users.
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MY DOCTOR TOLD NE TO GET
HyPO-C0D AFTER SICK SPELL

gan waking up feeling fresh and with
the aches and stiffness in my bones
disappearing like magic. My hands
Quit trembling and my wife can tell
you of the wonders it did. 1t does
what they claim 1t will and don't
believe I would have recovered half
as quick, if at all, if I hadn't used
Hypo-Cod" declared William !. How
ard, 7S0 Morton st. N. W.. Washing
ton, ID. c.
When your doctor is rushed to
death and he wants to set you up on
your feet and back to work just as
soon as he can, tell him you'll be glad
to send down and get a bottle IL he
approves of it. Get a whole bottle
in the original package as IT costs
less that way. Take it per his direc-
tions, gradually increasing the dose
as he will doubtless direct and watch
how much quicker YOU arc hack on
the job feeling robust and strong.
Note: We believe Earlc's Hypo-Cod
to be the best spring tonic you can
buy and everyone should wisely take
a tonic just at this time. 4 stitch in
time saves nine.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30

KelyeH" Or Robertson admonished
them .'one scientific observer went
forty days with no nourishment but
water. IL you want TO try fasting
you will nnd that after the fourth day
you will feel no hunger whatever"
"And on the NTH day l suppose We
die" walled one plump beauty who
has lost fye pounds, but who pines
for chocolates and lots OF butter and
pastry.
"You won't die II you follow my di-
Tections," said DR.. Robertson witA
some warmth. ION the contrary, you
will be building against many dis.
eases to which your excess fat makes
you easy victims"
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WE Think HYPO-COD IS GRAND
FOR COUGHS, It BUILDS YOU Up

Cod. Hypo.Cod cured him right up.
IT kept right on and built him up so
strong 1t was something wonderful;
right at first and saved all that eN-
pensc. l wish you could see the way
the boy eats now and tho tat ne
has taken on. il gave me a good ap-
petite, too. and ! sleep so much better
and feel SO much better. ] declare ]
do not bClicvcI shall ever be without
a bottle or two in the house Just
to show YOU how much faith | have
i'm It, Just recently when my baby
was born and I was up and around
trying TO do things and feeling SO
weak aud weary ! went over to tho
shelf and took down the bottle OF
IypoCod and honestly 1t IS Just
grand the way IT, builds and tones
you up and brings back tho old
strength. Every young mother WI!
find il n wonderful tonic continued
Mrs. J. White, 222 quincy place y. H.
Washington, j.. {.
Earle's Hypo-Cod is 20 powerful and
yet so nice TO take that oven thoSc
with extremely weak stOmaChs will
find Il delightful and il does it's work
so quickly ono gets back uu their feet
days and weeks sooner. Iypo'Od Il
made IN ono of Americas largest and
oldest laboratories Of tho finest IN
gradients. Tho formula Is printed on
each bottle. Read what others say
above and on the. Left then come
down and got n bottle ot tho genuine
in orange CSlored carton like picture
below. Peoples Drug stores, Wash.
ington, II. G.
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WESTERN WORLD LEAGUE
Is ADVOCATED BY LEWIS

MERIDIAN. Miss. April s0.-Forma-
tion OF the United States. Canada,
Australia. New Zealand. and OF all
the nations OF South America into a
continental alliance OF the western
world, was advocated by former
United states Senator James Hsmil'
ton Lewis. In an address given yes
tsrday as the guest OF honor OF the
Mississippi Bar Association.
mot one OF our allies In the world
war is now our friend" declared Mr..
Lewis. Each nation. friend or foe In
the war, 10 now our enemy All
charge us with responsibility for any
disadvantage TO them under the peace
treaty. and hope for the hour TO re-
sent our obstruction to their designs"
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CHRONIC COUGHS
EASILY STOPPED
WITH HYPGCOD
My Daughter Couldn't Stop Hss
Cough With Ordinary
Remedies.
SHE COUCHED AND
COUCHED AND COUCHED

my daughter. had a heavy cold and
il settled down deep in her lungs
and just wouldn't let go. IL brought
on a soreness in her chest and byon,
and coughed and although she took
ordinary cough remedies Il Just
wouldn't go away and she was worn
out with it. She grew weak and SO
much about it among neighbors. Il
is wonderful. 1t stopped her cough.
The first bottle did 1t and II began
building her up so nice she kept rient
on and took four bottles altogether
and it made such difference in her
health. She has a better appetite and
feels so much stronger ana she looks
lots better. IT cures coughs and makes
a person strong and well again all
right and we recommend 1t every
where" declared Mrs. Mary Essig.
whose daughter is the popular casnier
in one Of Washingtons largest de-
partmcnt stores. (Residence ol2 Ith
When the lungs are congested with
coughs. colds, bronchial, asthmstlc or
catarrhal conditions, the nutriment
oxidizcd and the blood isn't that rich.
vigorous red il should be. This ex-
plains why one becomes so weak
headachy, nervous and wretched when
the lungs aren't working properly or
the system is all stopped up with a
cold. cough or lung congestion. II IS
dangerous to permit such a condition
to continue. Avoid 1t and put the
whole system in robust health during
this changeable weather. Earle 5
Hypo-Cod is prescribed and endorsed
and used in preference to all other
tonics by many of the nations fore
most physicians 1t is a more mod
ern. more powerful and effective
tonic and is much more agreeable to
the taste. ..' f-...e..
Read what another user says about
IL on the left and below--then drop
in at the handest Peoples Drug store
and ask about rhe free offer to pur-
chasers OF two bottles at one time.
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Kept Boy Out of School
Coughed So Bad-Hypo-
Cod Stopped II.
MOTHER SICK IN BED.
She Takes Hypo-Cod, Gets Up
and Feels Just Splendid.

II was sick and in bed and We had
the doctor. l had such an awful cold
/ was aching and miserable all over.
lie prescribed several medicines 10
drive away that awful cough that
racked mo so and seemed SO deep
down in my lungs, but nothing nc
gave me helped at all | then rcmem-
bcred how wonderful EarlC's Hypo-
Cod had acted for my little twelve
ycar-old boy and sent for botue,
You'l bc amazed, but the very hrst
dose seemed TO sooth my throat and
clear my lungs and IL was only a few
davs before the coughing stopped en-
tireIy..
~ seems to be such sure and
quick remedy. My little boy had
6ccn out OF school for moro than a
month with, a bad cough and cold
on his lungs and we had almost given
up hope when we heard about Hypo-
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| Had Pneumonia-Went Out
Too Soon-Had Relapse
and Breakdown.
l WAS NOTHING BUT
SKIN AND BONES

81 was SO weak | could hardly
walk and felt all-in, down and out.
I had the Flu Then the pneumonia
and was housed in for weeks and
weeks. / got SO impatient | went out,
too soon / guess, for ! had Il bad re,
lapse and was nothing but skin and
bones The doctor said you had bet
ter get couple Of bottles Of Earle's $
Hypo-Cod and now | wish I'd taken
a couple bottles before going out the
first time. Soon as | started taking
Hypo-Cod my appetite came rushing
back and ] began sleeping good My
nerves steadied down and then | be-
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U. S. TO SEND DELEGATE
TO FINANCIAL PARLEY

The United States will send a dele
gate TO the allied financial confer
ence TO be held in Brussels during
May, IL was officially intimated to-
day. The understanding is that the
position previously laid down by
Carter Glass on the occasion OF the
last conference that the United states
make no further loans will be ad-
herad to by this government
The Washington times., 1920-04-30

An examination for teachers In the
public schools OF Alexandria will be
held at Lee school building today and
tomorrow. The examination 10 be-
ing conducted by william III. Sweeney
city superintendent OF schools.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30

The Dreadnausht Athletic Assoeia-
tion's second Athletic Carnival and
Minstrel Show will be given at the
Opera House here Monday evening
The Washington times., 1920-04-30
NEWS OF ALEXANDRIA
AND NEARBY VIRGINIA
Small Users of Electricity Exercised
Over Petition for Increase
in Rates.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 3O.-
The users OF electricity in this city
are greatly concerned over the petit
ton OF the Alexandria County Light
ing Company TO the City Council. at
its last meeting, asking an Increase
In rates for the use of electricity.
According TO those who have investi-
gated the matter, the new rates will
work a hardship on the small user
but will be a benent to establish
ments using a large amount OF cur
rent. The question is being thrashed
out by the City Council Committee on
Light to which the matter has been
referred.
Mrs. George l.. Simpson, Mrs. will
liam ogden and Mrs. Alexander s.
Doniphan last Wednesday entertain-
ed the Sarah Franklin Chapter.
Daughters OF the American Revolu-
tion, OF Washington, at Lee Camp
Hall. In this city.
"An Evening with Uncle Remus"
was given at the Young Peoples 9
building last evening. Tho proceeds
will go to the Alexandria High
School Athletic association fund.
Mount Vernon Circle. Kings Daugh-
ters. this evening will give an old
fashioned supper at Sherwood Hall.
in Fairfax county.
The body OF Willis II. Goodrich
this afternoon was brought from
Lynchburg, where he died. and taken
to the home of his niece, Mrs. G. c.
Baggett. 920 Duke street. Funeral
arrangements have not yet been
made. 80
The Alexandria Torpedo station
baseball team this evening will give
a dance at Elks Hall.
The body of Mrs. Mary u. WriEht,
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wife of James n Wright who died al
Cottage Park. today wassssnt 10 her
former home. at Radford. Va, for
burial.
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THE DISTRICT COLUMBIA there of Together
and all of nelghbos
people, like friends and family
SPEND WAGES right home We food clothes live
in peevihand it-and enjoy
like We good citizens and proud OF
part we play in serving the public.
whose business that always there
hand to the or accident
endemic food-an o a hundred
in andi We
And that asking that the
be believe timely
appropriate rnind that the the
Telephone Compan the W
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Mount Vernon Circle. Kings Daugh
ters. this evening will give an OLD
fashioned supper at Sherwood Hall
in Fairfax county.
The Washington times., 1920-04-30

The Alexandria Torpedo station
baseball team this evening will give
a dance at Eiks Hall.
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The body of Mrs. Mary e. Wright
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CHURCHES

Superintendent. Every Sunday Raj
ly Day at our church. Preaching serv'
ice, 1880 a. m, subject, THE Birth of
Jesus Christ and Results of His Life
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting,
$50 D. m. Christmas program, 1880
p. m, given by the Sunday school See
program elsewhere in this paper.
Ladies' Aid Thursday afternoon, 1:30;
prayer meeting Thursday evening,
7:30. The public always welcome to
our services.
LUTHERAN.
Second English Lutheran Church.
Northwest Third and Pearl streets;
c. Raymond Isley, Pastor. Christmas
will be observed throughout the day.
Sunday school, 9:15 a. m, with spe-
cial program for the children in the
Primary school The school Offering
for the Orphans home. Morning wor-
ship, 1890 a. m, Christmas sermon,
Room For the Christ-Child," by the
pastor. At 7 p. m, special Christ
mas program in song and story. Spe-
cial Offering for Oesterle Orphans
home. A hearty Christmas greeting
and welcome to all.
st. johns Evangelical Lutheran
church-Corner South Seventh and E
streets; A. l. Nicklas, Pastor. Christ
mas services: Early Christmas service,
(German-English), 500 a. m; German
service, 1000 a. m; Children's serv-
ice, 700 p. m. Sunday services, Sec
ond Christmas Day. English service.
500 a. M; Sunday school, George
Kauper, Sup't., 9:15 a. M; German
service, 1890 a. m. Evening service
emitted. Special offerings at all serv-
ices for our Wernle Orphans Home.
METHODIST.
First M. e. Church-Corner of Main
and Fourteenth street. Sunday school,
9:15 a. M; morning worship, 1880
a M. subject, when Ideas Become
Alive" This will be the time for our
Christmas gift for the starving chill
dren of the old world. Epworth League
at $50 p. m. Mr.. J. H. Bentley, Super
intendent of schools will speak at
this meeting. Now is your chance to
hear this teacher of the Mems class
of our Sunday school. Everyone vel
come. Evangelistic service, 7:30 p. m,
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UNITED BRETHREN

S'N'h 49, onG
United Brethren Church - Eleventh
and North streets, H. S. James, Pas
tor. Bible school at $40 a. M, Her.
non r. Mcqueen. Superintendent.
Preaching at 1890 a. m. by the pastor
Christmas entertainment at 1880 p. m.
given by the Bible school Prayer
meeting Thursday evening
CATHOLIC.
st. Mary's catholic-Rev. W. ]. Gro
min, pastor; Rev. James Ryan, assist.
ant pastor. Masses Sunday morning,
6, and 10 o'clock. Instructions Sun
day afternoon at 2:30. Vesper and
Wednesday evening at 1880 O'Clock.
st. Andrews Roman Cathoiic-Fifth
and South G streets. Rev. F. A. RoelI,
rector; Rev. Clement Zepf. assistant.
$50 a. m, Low Mass and Communion
Communion. 10:0 90 a. m. High Mass
and Sermon. 800 D. M, Vespers and
Benediction. At the 10 o'clock service
the male choir sings under the direc
ton Of the organist and choirmaster,
Anthony N. Schulz. Friday evening,
Holy Hour, Benediction, and choir
practice.
CHRISTIAN.
First Christian Church-South A
and Tenth streets, l.. E. Murray, Pas
tor. Sunday school. 9:15 a. m, A. B
Harrison, Superintendent. Hours fol
worship, 1890 a. m. and 1880 p. m
Sermon themes: morning, "a Christ
mas Wish; evening sermon will be
an evangelistic appeal. Christian En-
deavor prayer meeting. $50 p. m.
EPISCOPAL
st. PauI's Episcopal Church-Rev
George G.. Burbanck, Rector. Christ
mas services at 500 and 1880 a. m
The communion Office at the second
service will be by Monk and the an
them-"There Were Shepherds by
Foster Hymns and sermon will be
appropriate to the occasion. All who
are religiously and devoutly disposed
are invited to attend the services.
FRIENDS.
East Main Street Friends Church.
f. Howard Brown, Pastor. Sunday
school, 9:15 a. m. Harry B. Reeves
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THE Mission Candle" Sunday School
Children; Hymn, Jesus Loves Me"
Children's Choir; Exercise, why
Santa Comes in December" informed
late and Junior Department: Santa
Claus and the Children; Benediction.
Union Mission - North Fourteenth
street; Sunday school, $50 a. m;
Morning worship. 1890 a. M; Chris
tan Endeavor, $50 p. M, leader, Miss
Edna Hawkins; Evangelistic service,
1880 p. m; Prayer Meeting, 1880 p. m
Tuesday; Bible Glass, 1880 p. m Fri
day. Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Propst,
pastors.
PRESBYTERIAN
Reid Memorial United Presbyterian
Church-Corner Eleventh and North
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A streets. Sabbath school, 9:15 a. m.
Preaching at 1890 a. m. by Rev. Alex
ander Purdy of Earlham. No evening
service. No prayer meeting on Thurs
day evening.
SALVATION ARMY
Services at the Salvation Army hall,
IL South Fifth street, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Sunday nights. Sunday
school at p. m. Sunday. Street SER
vices on Tuesday, Thursday, Satur-
day and Sunday nights at Sixth and
Main, followed by services at the hall,
except Saturday night. Captain and
Mrs. Tlncher in charge
SCIENTIST
First Church of Christ Scientist
North A, between Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth streets, subject, Christian Sci
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subject, THE One Name" Special
music in the morning appropriate to
the Christmas season. Music in the
evening by the Mems chorus.
MISSION.
Union Mission-Nortk Fourteenth
street; Friday. 1886 p. m. Opening
Hymn, Joy to the World" Congrega-
ton; Devotional, Mrs. J.. F.. Propst.
Hymn-(double NUMBER, DAY of
JOY" Joy, Joy, JOY" Choir; Exer-
else. 'The Charity Conscience" Senior
Girls; Orchestral Interludes by Second
English Lutheran Sunday School:
Hymn, SILENT Night, Children's
Choir; Exercise THE Eskimo's
Xmas" intermediate Boys; Hymn,
THE Glory Song" Choir; Exercise,
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CUTTERS LEAVE OXFORD

OXFORD, o.. Dec. 24-Thomas ".
Coulter, for many years one of the
most prominent farmers in this vicin-
ity, accompanied by Mrs Coulter, left
this village Thursday. They will spend
several weeks with relatives in New
York, after which they will 60 to Ore
gon to make their home with a son.
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MISCELLANEOUS

International Holiness Church -
Sunday School. $50 a. m; Preaching,
1915, 7:3O; Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Corner North 18th and H
streets. Rev. F. G. Myers, Pastor
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ence." Sunday school at 9:15; serv-
Ices at 1920; Wednesday evening tes-
timony meeting at 7:45 p. m. Public
cordially invited